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uaetiitalN.
Mr .aad Mrs. Bd Martla were at
ChOeeala yesterday, warn they step
ped la visit their two daughters, who
are ill taw Vita Um atwlN. oae hav
ta beea ta a eerieaa eaadttlea. Mr.
aad Mrs. Martla retaraed that war ay
auteeseMle froai Pertlaad. aad arc ee
cesapaaled ay Mia. E. B. Ramsay. They
are retaralag wHa a aew er. Taa
girts came dowa with Um asaaslea after
getag to CaUaaala freat hare.
PERSONALS
Mr. aad Mrs. P. H. BatU are la leva
today.
K M. Boriagtad la la tawa tale week
f raai ap Um lake.
B. 3. Graat'ef
visiter today.
tea
. Mr. aad Mrs. C. M. PttUt of. Merrill
are natters tale week.
K. W. Baraas is dowa treat Um
Odessa secUea.
Mr. aad Mrs. W. C DaMaa aad aeas
are ap freat Malia.
Mr. aa4 Mrs. G. C Averjr aa4 Mr.
aa4 Mrs. B. L Irwia are TisHers
freat Certains.
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ANNOUNCKMKNTS
Meets taaJgat
at -Tae Little Brewa
at Math aM
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chasten tear a
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. SWla BereJeUoB.
The saajeet Is "A Dear Oaeaad at
Hearaa' aad "Wast Jaaa Saw aai
Heard Taere." Ererjrae4rto
te tae dees.
CALIFORNIA OtCLAIICt
WAR ON MUIRRBL
BACBAMENTO, Jaae M.A state
viae var aa groaad scairrels, wUck
are reported te ae doias aeary daav
age to cross ta ataar coaaties. Is to ke
iaaagarated tamriHstrty taraeat Cal-
lforala ay coaaty aortlcaltaral i
aaoa tae reavest of the
ell of defease. Coaatjrcoaa
die ef defease la each eoaatr also are
fcelag arajed to rote accessary faads
for carrylas oa a saccessfal Ight
saaiast Um aests.
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Card ef Thanks
Wo wish ta express oar heartfelt
thaaks to all the aood frleads aad ret
stlres who helped as so kladly dariag
Um Ulaeas aad death of oar darllag
little fcoy. Also for Um assay beautiful
Bearers. Mrs. Mary Cotooa; Mr.
Mrs. A. a. Colsoa aad Calldrea.
ILF FLOSS OFA FILLOWt
All sixes at Um right price. Jest
Um talag for these aew saasa
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Bargain offerings unequalled for the next nine days. Hundreds of prudent buyers
have taken advantage of the reductions offered on high grade wanted meixliandise.
Men as well as women have been much in evidence, sharing in the wciderful shoe
bargains, suits, hats and furnishings. The following are just a few of the hundreds of
good thngs:
FOR MEN
MO.OU Men's Suits for. $7.85
12.50 Men's Suits for . . . $!).85
S15.00 Men's Suits for , $10.8.")
SI 7.50 Men's Suits for $13.Ut
$20.00 Men's Suits for . $14.1K
65c Men's Work Shirts '."0c
75c Men's Work Shirts ...77 02c
50c Men's Porosknit Underwear H7.'
2yic Canvas Gloves 1 8c
$1.25 Union Suits .. . . .IKic
$2.50 Men' Hats , $1.0.1
$1.00 to $2.00 Men's Straw Hats -. . . .TtOc
SHOES FOR ALL
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Women V .W White .Shoes . . .
WomenV $2.00 White Pumps
Women's $200. White One-Strap Pump . , .
Women':. $5.00 Qucalt Quality KM Shoe . .
Wonicu' $6.00 Ouecn Quality Kit! Shoe . . .
Women's $7.00 Queen Quality Kid Shoe . . .
Women's $$.00 Queen Quality Kid Shoe . . .
$3.50 Men's Dress Shoe ...
$4.00 Men's Heavy Shoe
$5.00 Men's Dress Shoe . . . .t
Children's Mary Jane Pat
Children's Mary Jane Canvas
Children's Sandals
..$2.ati
..$1.5.
..$1.55.
..$:u)5
. .$4.85
..$5.85
..$i.85
..$2.55
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..$a.85
..$1.45
.$1.25
. .$1.00
FOR WOMEN
$2.00 Shirt Vaiu
5(k Oatic Union Suit jjfc
$ A $5 C'rcH? de Chine & Georjjctta VaiM . .$1.98
$1.50 Middy Mouse (
$20.00 Suits, new Model I12&
$2500 Suits, new MotlcU I14JJ5
2t: Children's I loc, black or white
20c Chidren's Vest. Ktuc J.c
, 1 .00 Corsets, all sixes. K. & 0 79c
$150 Muslin downs n
25c l:ancy Veils 4C
50c Silk Gloves, Idack or white, all sizes JHfc
J. F. McGuire Co.
Klamath's Fastest Growing Store
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Inc.
wtKi iist mow
IMJMDIIIOIS
(Coatiaaed from page 1)
tae obUgatloas aad responsibilities J
vfcfca derolve apoa.them If It is to t
wea wiuua tae next two years.
"For iBstSBce. would it not be the
height of wisdom to reverse the policy
which area yet conceals from the
world the fall truth about the incred-1
Ihle atrocities In Belgium, atrocities !
which, If possible, have been outdone
In Rumania, aad which up to now bare .
nfht lMn ntiti1ii1lr tlulnf nHnntlnip
a aaw policy which would release to
tk wlull wrnriA thi ilrtrr nf nnnallfnnEr t
saraariUes perpetrated by the Ger
taaaa thers ansay of them too horrible
ta describe from a public platform, but
all of them serving to show the people
here what they might expect In the
event of a Hub Invasion of the United
States.
Psisen Candy Dropped
Wast sort of enemy, In fact, it Is that
we are fighting; exposing the fiendish
deviltry which caused thousands of
poisoned candies, filled with typhus
germs, to be dropped from German
seroplaaes for Rumanian children to
pick aa aad eat; the tragic story of
how the qaeen's little boy her, young
est. picked up one of. these poison'
tadea sweets la her garden, ate It, sick
eaed slmost at once, hovered between
life aad death for weeks, and finally
died la her arms. This story being writ
ten by the queen's own pen and sent to
a lady who has recently returned to
New York, aad who has the letter with
her bow.
Woman Disrobed
"The shocking story of how brutal
Germaa soldiers forced eentle and re.
Baed Rumanian wnmen n Unmix. In
Vwbllc, and then drove them in groutis
through the streets; the story of Itu-
mania's pltsble plight today, with dls-
fa ragtag unchecked for lack of
geons, physicians and medical sup
m; the bloodcurdling details of
Scares of submarine slnklncs whnrn
aaa-combatant victims struggling for
Ufa In the water were rutblesly,shot
or struck down at short range; or,
wbea they escaped that horrible rate,
where they ware cast adrift in small
boats oa the high sess to die one after.
the other from madness and from
thirst; aad la a different category, the
thrilling stories of those combats Inl
the air which are taking place every i
day over the fighUng lines la Fraacr,'
stories of courage and daring the like
of which have never been equalled in
the .widest realms of fiction; the count
les stories of noble heroism, of human!
sacrifice snd suffering for a great!
cause, which show in tbelr true light
the details of modern warfare, so per
sistently concealed, and so urgently
needed to stir tbe people's pulse and In
to make them feel and reallxe tbe truth' in
tlft.00
r. u. upp
las1 Lambert
Gertrude Millinery Co.
J. n. Chamber
Josa Shannon
Ilrowne Bros.
J. .. Dodge
E. M. Cbllcote
Tbe following reports were turned
this moralag oa yesterday's work
three out of town precincts and
ed'the loop. Dal whea he ascended
with the photographer coaaectlag
wire broke and the aeroplane crashed
to the irousd. The petroleum laak es
ploded. aad the two mea. already had'
. v
ly Injured, were suffocated aad charred
la the llames. "
and tbe full truth about this gigantic wards In the city by the chairmen of
aruggle beween might and right on the, the cemmittees:
one side, and might alone on tbe other.
KUMTfl'S RED
JKOSS TOTALS
(Continued from psge 1)
by Captain J. W. Siemens and E. It.
Ileames:
101X00
Pelican Bay Lumber Co.
II. D. Mortenson
It. A. Johnson
J. W. Siemens
First Stale and Savings aDnk
K. R. Ileames
First National Bank
Ewauna Box Co.
Martin Bros.
K. K. K. 8tore
Southern Oregon Auto Co.
Golden Rule
Van Riper Bros.
Sunset Grocery
Roberts & Wbltmore
60.00
J. E. Swansen
Star Drug Co. '
J. J. Keller
C. If. Underwood
George Bichn
29.00
K. Sugarman
I M. Martin
W. P. Johnson
J. V. Houston
u 20.00
J. E. Howie
Johnstone Furniture Co.
A. C. Henllne
C. M, Ramaby
B. HrLawrence
h. C. Moore
11.00
City and County Abstract Co.
- First Ward
Miss Maud Baldwin f 132.35
Second Ward
Mrs. O. W. Robertson f HJ.OO
Third Ward
Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg 17.52
Fifth Ward
Mrs. J. C. Brockenbrouaw' 17.5'J
Shippinatan (rifth Ward)
Mrs. IJ. R. Yancy fl.0M
Merrill
Mrs. M. A. Hilton 5.7
Wert Side Upper Lake
Lew Pritchard 1113.25
Plevna
C. G. Hunt ,
Mrs. W. I'
Total
Public Deaths
Johnson ..... .
119.75
f223.00
KLAMATH BAND
CONCERT TONIGHT
FIRST FUDLIC CONCIRT TO !
OIVIN ON CKNTRAU SCHOOL
FLAZAEIOHT FLAYERS COM
INO FOR JULY S4 CILf DRATION
....I79S.07
Fledns Made
Second Ward .
Third Wsrd
Public booths
..120.00
.. 21.54
.. 20.00
Total
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TWO JAP FLIERS
FALL TO DEATH
TOKIO, June 20. Progress In avia
tion in Japsa has again bees attend
ed with tragedy. Recently two men
lost their lives by the' fall of a ma
chine one Professor Seltaro Taatal of
the Nippon fiylag school, and the other
Reizo Yukawa, a photographer or tbe
sUIT of the Nlchl-Nlchl, who had been
taken up as a passenger.
Professor Taatal was a capsble avi
ator, and bad sMda severs! prevloui
flights surTakla, with passagasrs, oa
jne occasloa hsvlBgsueeefully loep-
The Klamath Falls Military
will appear In Its first concert tonight
at 7:30 o'clock sharp at the Central
school building plasa, at the corner of
Tenth and Mala streets.
This will be the first public concert
given by the band this summer. The
city council look steps Monday night
to pay the band tbe sum of $250 for a
period of five months of concerts.
It was announced today that arrange
menu have been completed for tbe se
curing of eight addltloaal players to
put the band la the best of shape for
the July 3-4 celebration, which will
give the organisation an Instrumenta
tion of twenty-live pieces.
Director Wm. If. McLaughlin has
been worklnr bard to put the mea In
shape for the season, and several past
appearances have beenli credit to his
'ability as a director and leader and to
me personnel 01 (Be orgSBIMIIOfl. The
program for tonight Is as follews:
Star Spangled Banner
March "The Huntress" K. I King
Overture "Orpheus" Offenbach
Intermezzo "Spanish Romance," King
Grand Fantasia "Tone Picture of
the North and South" Beadlx
Descriptlver-
"Ob the Warpath" ....Klag
"Passlag of tbe Red Man" Klag
"Homesickness Blues" Rag .. Cliff Hess
Selection "Echoes from the Op-
era" . Maekla-Deyer
"Stars aad Stripes forever" swreb
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Star Spangled Banner
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