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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON,) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, lt!7.
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Special Session of Congress
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KCLARIN6 OF
WAR BELIEVED
WILL BE MADE
OK PKCkAMNCI WAN
NOT MOTTLED
la Ktpecto I MmN H.
Will Aak The I'llnral
hnfct Re lauHitoMlr iBMNPmt.
adtoieaar
iH to V
t. 8. Beuaece WSJ amulm War.
WAR eUEVR INBmASaLB
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' WASHINGTON, D. C. MM
ll-ll la plaaeei to . Asaer.
to pert to the eateato Beat M
) B Watt Atlantic far Bss4toi
Weak should ABMrtto deeUro
tar, according to aafct t
amaher.
Ke army will he east to
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'tn treasary deaartsteat to
' einaartog to Mil $tf.MM
brae.
The general tal to eo-ordl-
eeMlag wire communications.
The ttaie department beUevee
war la Inevitable.
fPWPanahnahjn
$25,000 CATTLE
DEAL IS CLOSED
DUNCAN BROTHERS OF LANGELL
VALUTA NELL AM HEAD OK
CATTLE AT 010 PER HEAD.
CALVES AMU HAY
a fame Una I invelving: a urn ap
proximately HMOO ha bn con.
eluded between Duncan brother of
Uagell Valley and llio K. M, Drown
company of Han Fraiicleco, through
their local agent, George Watt, c
cording lo a coutract Bled at tbe coun
ty clerk'a oRee.
Tke deal Include SM bead of rat
tic aad M bead of laal rail and win
tor calves, pasture for several month
ad fl.110 worth of hay. Ten thou
aaad waa paid down by (be company.
Tka cattle were disposed of at MO
Mr head, or 111,! for tbe 614 bead
Duncan Brother an keeping a
umber of Ilea cow. Tbe brother
art II. K. Dnacae, A. C. Duncan and
W. A. Daueaa. Thla daal Includes all
their eattla bat a faw bead.
WASHINGTON, D. Ch ana
blillial Wlbwa this ueaamtaff enMfd)
annua oemfe of tMaajiaaa far' April
IbMatd r AptM !, aa toak
toainaii awrtral yaalwdaw ay aha
aabrr of aam aaal Ik
to aaaoral.
aicMirlacatf ttoutlw
IN af tha ihiw Aaairlaaai
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iaaaaaalkf
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wHI aak naajtfii far
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aatotai aaaaa Mardi
draatlc
ruMBMrc.
. aa la artad to
fan of war haa
Hiakra Uw Alaaajate waa
fcwMrat Wltooa aaa Nm
" "ww tkaaj twa kaawa jraa.
tHday alimooN. 11m aaaaabara af
rabtoM were atlaat, aarfrafaavd
taawihgMaatto,
OMMambrr ladkadad (hat tha alt.
aawa haa mm chaam atora)
ad thai bo -" - -
inai no
aa the
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J Whto Monae atot'aaieiei yeator.
m artamooii aala.ito, axaaiitait
aa cabinet " irnil
L.fr,!Mrt,k"' wr.
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Pto roclawattoa ealUac tha a(tra
" " roniraaa, the areeMeut
"to luat tbe purpoaa to "to reoelva
"Mwnlcationa on. irate, nattrra o(
Mf"l policy which mould be token
"Jjrrconaldoratloa laaMdla,toly'
The proldent la eiNeiei to aak
W MMe form of HalraralL aarrtoa
totojMiuratod laudia,ie(y.. fart lea.
SJfor bo training ok yanac ataa,
Ttora I, dllferenca a apiktoala
21 1 circle aa to whether a deetara-
S,f,r w,u kteatoary. Many
wjya that If the nreetdiat doee net
jrwren to declare war, eeagreae
JtotHundoaa. Maayjwuabere af
fhtoet have eiareeaed UMbeHel
Eipeciflo aecUrattoaaf ar la
,, r event, eteae will be Ukea
nTT.wa tray ana
IWolcb
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HOLD RECEPTION
FOR REV. HURD
ItOClAL TIME WILL BK HKM AT
OMK OK MR. AND MKN MAM.
OX KAKItt FRIDAY NIGHT FOR
WHICH PROGRAM IM PRKPARKD
A aorlal farnweH recctlon will bu
give In honor of .the retiring naator
of the Preabyterlan church of thla
city, Rev. Chaa. T. Ilurd, Friday night
of thla week. He leavea noon for
Seattle, after realgalng the local paa
torate. Tha reception will be held at the
honta of Mr. and Mre. Marion Hank.
at tka corner of Eighth aad Pine
atreeta. A program of entertainment
haa been prepared."
AU member, frlenda of tbe church
and congregation are Invited to be
preeeat.
Oitjantoa Farm RnreaH
: ailCO. March II. A fare bureau
inch a haa been formed In a number
of other count! of the atate .la to be
organlivd In llutte county at a maa
meeting which haa been called for
Chlco on the evening of April flat
under the auiplcea of the Dualneaa
Men' Aeaoclatlon. Thla la a aiep to
warda aecurlng the appointment of
a county farm advlaer for Butte coun
ty by tha Unlveralty of California and
the board of npervlaora co-operatlag.
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Northern Packtc Patant FileU ,
A patent from the United Btatea
government to the Northern racino
company for 1,157 acrea of land In
the "Durna, UOrande, Lakevtelw,
tUaeburg and Vale dUtrlcU, haa been
glad with the county clerk here. It
wa laauad December 1, lflB.
the Had waa given by the govern
meat en tha construction of a railroad
from Uka gupertor to Puet Bonnd.
RUSSIANS ASK FOR RECOGNITION
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1 arvra a. wa vav -J n iiiiimbbi uimw 1 riatm mtnvi n iiainnniain iff
Why Didn't You Raise Yhb Son
To Be a Soldier like One of These?
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TIioho young men Joined tka. naval
training taton at Newport a tew
daya alncc. The upper pkoto akowa
them lean, lanky and without ambi
tion. The lower picture akowa the
Mine four ten days later, after tbey
had begun training. Note the dlfcr
ence. They are erect,"rclean.and pur
poaeful. ' In fact, lu tea daya they
wero nlmoat made over.
Metloa In DIvorre Caaa Heard
A motion to reopen the divorce ault
of Jea Turner agalaat Mre. Turner
waa heard by, Judge Xuykeadall yea
terday la circuit court, Mra. Turner.'
attorney making tka motion. A di
vorce kad been granted Mr, Turner,
who brought tbe ylt, Mra. Turner
not having appeared. Her attoraey
now dealre to ! an anawer to tka
charge made. Tha motion waa taken
under consideration by tbe court.
Sheriff Return
George L. Humphrey, berlff, re
turned Ukt night from Salem, where
be placed M. C. Gerrue In the peni
tentiary. He I out of the city today
on buatnea.
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Brrk Ire to Mill
A dredger la engaged today in
breaking about ten Inckea of Ice at
tke entrance of the canal to tbe
Klamath Manufacturing company'
aawmlll at Sulnplugton. o that loga
can be taken Into the mill. It la plan-
aad to atari operation aeon,
Brtaga In TwaXynx
j N, J. Schlldgen of , HUdebraud ae
cjired tbe bounty fiooa two lynx at
the; county clerk 'a offlee fl being tbe
bounty per lynx.
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Hall File Cotnaatoaion
A notorial commiaaten ha been
Sled by B. B. Hall of thla city at. the
county clerk' oHce.
LOAN OODY TO
MEET SATURDAY
APPLICATION FOR LOAN8 RE
CEIVED TOTAL APPOXIMATE-
ly wa,ae coxBTmmoN, sir
LAWS TO DE CONSIDERED
The members of tbe Klamath Fall
National Farm Loan Association are
to meet at 1 o'clock Saturday at tha
oHce of. County Agrlculturut Gtola
ycr in thla city.
A conititutlon and by-taws are to
bo adopted, ad a loan committee will
be appointed, which will ahertly begin
the work of appraMBg tka farma of
fered aa security for loans' under tka
provlslona of the Federal Farm Loan
act. . ' :.
lavvtov vt thfact;tkalmfiJraefc-
or of tke Federal Land bank of this
dUtrlctocaitcd at Spokane,. Wash..
have been appointed , it is oaemea aa-
vtsable to complete the'orgaatoatlon
of the Klamath Falta. Natloaal Farm
Loan Association, aad apply for the
necessary charter.' '
New members wilt be received at
the meeting on Saturday. Applica
tion already accepted cover loan
amounting to approximately 40,000.
TYPIST BATTERY
PREPARES OATA
LOCAL FIRMS SUPPLY-TYPISTS
WHO ARE TURNING OUT SEV
ERAL HUNDRED LETTERS FOR
CALIFORNIA FIRMS
mtui.". T' amvy war
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li'iLZT. .B" "tofaa. VnomiiT.Ot
igMa action mark the aavd
flPato of effort 2-4 :.' '
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er, hoping to keep America In apoeU
Mela to brlBg world peace.
Tl praaMaat told hi advlaera a
year ago that America' oniranaa late
the wr would and tha struggle In a
feermontk.
Daring the lart wanty-fonr fcajira
tka preetdMt advwara aava w
KeatianHaat.apaaHlve atand ky
Amartoa sew IM anMuraga tka new
rVuetoa'gavamat. hearten tke-al-Uedtmp.
paraap. eraatojn Oarr
many a daauad 'ar. as wgrtewjr ef
Ihaatearaay.taere, ad arisg werl
peace Bearer. "'
It's Up to People of KUmatk Fells
Tke beard af aeetar afthf Ktomath, Caawwerc to! rtnhtcroa- ;
. paatod by Prelan4 M.mea a nerea,Fre4,l "?,'""- ',
! mag toaiay for mnaebir. far ke Cammeretol Ctob. tj j
'- If a aafcetoattol toiiia. In Uto miaibirhla to m4e awl ;
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ar tka Mb toearrjr e K werk f atteer year,
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A battery of typlt ha been work
ing' day, and night at Paul Johnson's
real eatate oSce for nlmoat two daya
paat, la atlll working today, and will
tonight, to prepare, data for tke Klam
ath Fatla committee of business men
which will Invade San Francisco and
California point, leaving here tomor
row, to raise the railroad terminal
fund money.
y "Utters are being written to Cali
fornia wholesalers and merchnuta on
the stationery of local nrm who deal
with them, placing tbe Klamath ittua
tlon before tbe California house. Sev
eral hundred 'letters containing such
Information will be sent.
Tbose doing the-work for the buat
ties men are Mla Ida Thoma. whose
service are given by Dr. R. R. Ham-
II ten: Mls Alice McCourt, by the
Klamath Development company; Mrs.
Edmund Gowen. by E. h. Elliott, at
terney: MU Alloa Duncan, California
Oregon Power company; Lawrence
Mehafey. First State, and Saving
bank, and Mia Mariorla Week, Paul
Johnson RenrKtaVcompaay.
Much of tb work kaa been dona at
night, and today barely enough time
waa taken off by the worker for din-
iner. wkicn waa aervea uiem in mr
Johnnn'a enlee.
GetTraeitoe.
Lloyd and Jud Low of thla city ua
kaded a gaaollae tracttoa eagina yea-
tordar. wktok tkey pwa.w naa
ptowtag a nnmaer of valley farnto tola
aprtog. aa wall aa same land of.tkelr
own. The engine puna aeverai piew.
SATS REORGANISATION OF PRESIDENTS-
CABINET ALONG PA
TRIOTIC AND NON-PARTMAN
UNES
NEW YORK, March! 1. The New
York Time of today demands the re-
organlsatloa of the American cabinet
on a parUotc and non-partisan plan.
The Time declare that "only tke
government Itself to nnprepared, yet
tka government mnat carry on the
war."
Tke Time farther says that the
"party Uaaa have faded among the
people, aad that they are one. Men
whose name command contdence
ekeuld alt about tbe president' coun
cil table. Wa are deplorably unready
for' war," coaetude tke Time.
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U. S. EORIALLY
NOTIFIED TODAY
DUMA DELEGATES TO GO TO THE
FRONT TO EXPLAIN.
HINDU SOUOWT
FOR SHOOTING
1CTIM DtBS OF WOUNDSsWMILB
PUR8UER8 LOOK FORM1XDU IN
CA8TELLA FOREST. WHERE
SHOOTING OCCURRED
Sappert of Ana I Had by New Gov.
erneneat tot Rant, liinraThng to
Dtopatchea Graad Dake Nlrkela
WW Oppeec OW Order aad Any Re.
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of Flalaad naaetveaC
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AMSTERDAM, .Marek Jt. A
German revolntlam was mmored
'JV paTtSe bck'ewhiliwrelJg'.i
a. though appareatlr baJe.vH -4
caused great excitement. $, "-,. ' '
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RKDDING. March 21. Desaaunpa
Seiugh, a Htnda. II sought near Cas-
tell, where It to alleged he killed'
Fred Zaadell, who died today from
bullet wound In the, stomach, lung
and neck. i
Tbe Hindu Is believed to be hiding
In the forest, near the scene.
The officer went to Seiugh' cabin
after the shooting and found the door
locked. Later It was' found Seiugh
bad returned, opened the door and se
cured clothing.
The caune of tbe shooting is not
known.
WASHINGTON, D. C, Marek 11.
The Russian ambassndog'kaa formally
notlaed tbe state department of the
creation of the new Russian govern
ment. The notUeatlon amounts to a
request for recognition.,
OREGON ABLE TO
SUPPLY 4000 MEN
THIS NUMBER HAS RECEIVED
MORE OR LESS TRAINING. AND
WILL BE MOBILISED AT FIRST
CALL FOR TROOPS
PETROGRAD. .March, 11. A "Lib
erty loan." to be.'aabecrlbed' to, by a
popular ubecrlpUoa, has keen pro-,
posed in, Russia,- , .
Duma delegates are planning a Tint
to the front to explain the purpose of.
the new government.
"No restoration 'of the old order to.,
possible." said Grand Duke Nicholas.
I will oppose any reaction."
Dispatches here say that the troepw
at tbe front acclaimed the ove
of tbe autocracy, marched
red flags and lngtog the Iftllatoe.
The secret ponja or rmuaa na
been dissolved.. V
LONDON. Marek 11. A Petrograd
dispatch ay that the craslna 'and
tho caar have been ordered eonSaed
at Taarkoeaelo, Tke dispatek to ua-
conlrmed. .
.
If the United BUte enter the
great. European war. Oregon will be
called upon to furnish for the army
from Ita present natloaal guard or
ganisation approximately 4.000 men;
and oHcers, according to Information;
received from the war department by
Adjutant General White of Portland.
Thta includes .all branches of the na
tional guard, follew:
Third, regiment, Infantry, 58 -oH-cera
aadrvt votoa;( coast artillery.
.'.4 oflker and f.Sll men;, troop A,
three oBcer and 105 men: battery A,
light artillery, Sv oBcer end 190
men. 4 .
If the call cornea mobilisation will
be ordered Immediately, ".
FIVE AMBRJOANS DEAD A. ,
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d dally to tka .sutedeaarimaajt
tkat t A,matleanailMiiMl n4pKd)
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WILL EARN ON
A LARGE SCALE
DR. HAWKINS. PURCHASER; OF
THE EMMITT RANCH, IMPORT
THOROt'GHBRKB aWOCK BIG
TRACTION ENGINE COMING
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Dr. Bv.Ht Hawkins. kp.purakaaed,
tbe old Emmltt ranch onthe Reno'
road, plana to farm oaajtarga aeale..
Dr. Hawklaa- eejna'ato ,frW"Md-;
nervllle. rtov;wkareke.oaeratei a.
sanKorlum and also a ranek. wkleh k.
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