The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 20, 1917, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text?&'A$'fr &s? r": l9f!L. Pr l ' fe4 t.s;r L.'.JfW .ESartk. JW.VB $ rAOK.fora THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Local News NORTHWEST WCATHtR FORECAST OREGON WASHINGTON. Fair , continued warm westerly ! mm IS Ml OR nilTSIRF SFRTmH Will CO-OPERATE - i mniHiiiiiiinn "-" Continued from pgr 1) winds. KLAMATH 4 U. 8. n. 8. Maximum, yesterday, 93 Minimum, today, 51 PERSONALS Thomas Hampton has returned from a week's business trip to San Francisco. 1133 reter tllanopulas, Klamath Falls. 4t0lVm. M. Jours, Merrill. til uick iuignoui, nucn. ill VlrKil Huff, Swan. liJS Eginlo Malastesta. Odessa. J Ml tlartello Viol. Algoraa. CIS John F Plxon, Klamath Falls.j ien: Mck I). Milhalopulo. Klim- j ath Fall. 623 Roy V. Nelon. Wonlcn 9 Robt. Clayton Cornish, Klam ath Falls. S5 Saml. V. Smith, Crescent 1H1 John Regtnato. Klamath Falls. 1016 Panaglatos HrlstaVes, Sacra- mento. 335 Eugene F. McCornack, Klam ath Falls. ts3 Thomas Magulre. Bonanza. lOl'AL MKN AH IX ASSISTIM! nisTltKTS OK NORTHERN CAM. H)KM. AMI MHTHKRN ORE- I tSON Kim t.KMM'HOTKCTION. J FRIDAY, iVIT M, HIT NMMMMlia That the entire district of South ern Oregon and Northern California 'and probably the whole tate of Ore- in - . -.-..i-... i .... H ..f Kun win 91111 uo irif.auiiii - an vi-, fcctlvc military unit to cope capably) with the I. W. W. situation, Is manl Ifected In the steps being' taken by 8 8 8 8 1 9c Clearance Sale Mrs. Wm. Hasten and Mrs. George Bradley axe at Sprint Creek two weeks' camping trip. j Will Baldwin has been laid up at home for several days with an injured! hand. The hand became Infected in: some war unknown to Mr. Baldwin, and is very painful- John Moffat of Medford. who has been visiting hi brother. Fred Moffat of Fort Klamath, is spending a few days la Klamath Falls, before return. lag to his home. Mr. aad Mrs. Gates. Miss Laura Gates, Miss Marie Gates and George Gates of Medford are speeding a va eatlem at Eagle Ridge. Mr. Gates op-; rates the Ford garage at Medford. Miss Dorothy Weeks left yesterday for a Tislt with friends in Seattle. She was accompanied as far as Medford by her little sister, who will continue are stadies in the sisters' (school there. Miss Dorothy Weeks left yesterday for Fort Angeles, Wash., where she wlU Tislt for about a month. She will also Tislt' la Seattle aad Everett be fore her retain. Miss Bessie Weeks retaraed to SL Barys Academy at Medford yesterday. James T. Henley and James H. Wilson, prominent Klamath County stockmen, returned Thursday even lac from an extended trip orer the country east of Klamath, ladadlag Lake aad Crook County. They re- part a' heavy rala thru the desert early this week. 193-IssacX. Shelby. Klamath Falls, wtott communities toaard protec SU-JamesT. Mew. Klamath FalK,Uon- Tber ' no ,,0',M, I",", ntU :41-Dvld Breen. Merrill, cooperation belacen the different sec- ai . ttt a.. rniind,i . a i a a sit la innr tv.-m ii. v-i., k.ii. "" w " '" ' or l ,o, n.. v t r-.. vi " will materially enhance the offeitlo- 3St Chas. F. ath. Looslcy, Fort Klam- ness of the work. A branch of this kind has already S3 lntinh A Sfnrvl fWlpv STO-Alont. D. Huff. Klamath Fall. bn organised at Merrill and one at C37 Everett H. Uurkee. Merrill. . ass.siea in earn re .y m- 360 Thos. A. Lovelady. HlldebrandltcrM,ed clll,en,s f"ra Jt B"J Pa!K ISK-Carl P. Peterson. Klamath!1 men a, ,n ort K,nmM,od,,)r Falls. 57 James Krejcl. Merrill. 4s8 Chas. S. Woodburn, Bonanta. 704 John E. Hanaa. Olene. 72 Oscar B. Cornish, Klamath Falls. 1053 Christ Vangeles, Klamath Falls. S." Iran Welch. Dairy. 112 John J. Stankey. Klamath Falls. 1067 Athaaaslos Petetsogias, Klam ath Falls. 138 C. Austin Hayden Fails. (79 Lee D. Leonard, La Pine. 805 Wm. J. Uhrin, Aigoma. 900 Clarence V. Mustard, Sacra mento. 363 Ora W. Engle, Fort Klamath. 1142 Chas. Sghers. Klamath Falls. ' 6 Inrln F. Tobey, Klamath FaUs. 327 Arthur R. Learitt, Klamath Falls. 64 Lloyd LinTille, Crescent. 93 Philip B. Motschenbacher. Klamath Falls. 1112 Umberto Reginato, Klamath Falls. 345 Thos. Wilson, Klamath Falls. 103 Claude O. Prentice, Klamath Falls, working on this same matter. A pur tlcularly strong organisation Is re ported by W. P. Johnson, who was a member of the local party assisting there yesterday. Alex Roseborough, Chas. Riley, Dr. George Cathey and Clarence Under wood left on the train for Weed this morning to work with the men there, who are organising that district to day. It is believed that as Weed is the junction through which ctery one coming Into this district by train must pass, that cooperation between the Klamath two districts is very necessary. There are also Indications that this sort of organization Is being taken up In Portland and northern sections of the State. FROMIXKXT XORTHKHX WHKAT RAXCHKR HKHK Starts tomorrow morning with hundreds of yards of New Summer Goods that must be closed out ! in ten days I Tablet in center isle are loaded with Voiles, Batiste, Organdies Madras, I Gaberdine and Crepes. All new patterns and values up to 75c All must B go--. We never carry Seasonable goods from year to year, consequently this sacrifice at this time means a BIG SAVING TO YOU Remember, some are short lengths-others are full pieces While they last, every yard will be sold at 19 Cents 8 Pictorial Patterns On Sale EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS Warners9 Rust Proof Corsets i William Campbell, a prominent wheat rancher In the Heppner country is stopping for a day or two at the Hotel Hall while on an auto tour of the State with his family. Mr. Camp bell has a number of local friends here with whom he Is visiting today. The party expect to make a short trip further south into California and will return by way of Crater Lake. Names Fighting Machine For His Georgia Girl Directions for Those Who Are Drawn in Today s List lie Red Ink Serial Number Must Be First Learned Instructious for Those Called in Today's Draft Are Made Explicit and Are More Simple Than Was Expected All Must Appear Before Local Board Tfc. it IT''T Kr .. ,, H-Wjjir. -5LdswyfiiL L tiki $p" Wit i JtfM !v Wmr '('Alt Xw ' lr4tt .i'.-i,?osKlsslBsjssjws5sMi-; m 4, Tr.yTTj S'2 "I v.i - PORTLAND, July 20. Every man in Oregon registered under the selec tive conscription act should know just what to do If his number is drawn and he is called for service on the first draft, soon to be made. First, he should learn at once, If he has not already done so, the new red ink serial number of his registra tion card. He can learn this by ap plying to his local county exemption hoard. As soon as the names of1 the men rto be called from Oregon on the first draft are known, the local exemption board In each county will post a list of the men drawn from that county. Oily la counties' that have already Wiled' their full quota thru volun teers la the regular army and Nation- Will this aot be dona. WM(fMsj9tloR boards will also send notification, at the address on bis registration card, to each man called. This letter will direct the man drafted to appear before the board for physical examination on a specified date. Whether or not the man called In tends to file a claim for exemption or discharge, he must appear without fall on the date named. If be desires to file a claim for ex emption or discharge, he has seven the call to present yourself before the board. After having filed your claim, how. ever, you will still have ten days In which to file proof. All proofs roust be In the form of affidavits. Upon ap plication the board will give you the official blank forms for these affida vits. Have the affidavits properly made out and return them to the board within the ten day limit. Another Important fact to rcmem- days In which to do so fromber la that county exemption boards the day the call to him was mailed I cannot consider claims for Industrial and posted. The procedure Is more 'exemption. Such claims must be made simple than Is generally supposed. First, if you come under the ex empted class, go to your exemption board and ask for Form 110 for ex emption, or Form 121 for discbarge (men having dependents apply for discbarge instead of. for exemption). Second, fill out the proper form and to one of the three district boards that will sit at Portland, at La Grande and at Eugene. Moreover, claims for industrial ex emption cannot be filed with the dis trict boards until the county exemp tion board has certified and post ed your name as one who bss been file it with the board. Third, do this called for service and not exempted within stvaa days of the posting ofior discharged. kICUX, CHI9AM This picture Is a little trick of the photographer, for the picture of Lieu tenant Chlsum sitting on his alrplano Allccn was taken on the French front, many miles from tho peaceful scene where Miss Alleen Fiider was photo graphed In her (Jeorgla home. The lieutenant received his airplane train ing at Augusta, where be met Miss MISS AIUCN riCLOCR. JOSEPH IN CUSTODY, AND PLEADS GUILTY Man Who Was Caught Bringin in Sun ny Brook Dynamite Will Be Sentenced Tomorrrw The rapture of Jim Joseph, for lenrnd tomorrow at 10 a. m. whom ii rompjnltit was Issued fur Johepus wss caught Wednesday transporting liquor from a wet stain tempting to bring In two raies rf into ii dry state, was effected last whiskey Into the city by means of night by Sheriff Ovorge Humphrey launch from a point two miles beios and Federal Officer William llryon, town, where he had cached It Ut mlinn Jomphs returned to hi homo night before on his return from a tn In Mills Addition. to Dorrla. He waa hM. UP by He wan arraigned before Justice K. plucky Klamath County woman, M W. (loweu this morning, and plead thought he was an I. W. W. brlafKl guilty to the charge. He will be sen- In dynamite. LANDONS HERE ON SHORT VISIT Fleishhackers at Harriman Lodge FOKMKIl KLAMATH MJMIIKKMAN IlKTUHNH WITH FAMILY TO LOOK AWKIUNTKHKHTfc-NOW vsnls have arrived and put the pli Mrs. Herbert Fleishhacker arrtrsi last night from Kan Francisco for i vacation visit at Harriman Ixrff. which has been taken by the ' for the summer. A ratlnua of INTKUKHTKD l. AI.AUAMA rieiaer. Writing to a friend lo Au gusta, Lieutenant Chlsam said: The many friends of W. C, Undon "This Is ray special machine whkh will ,0 glud to Imnn of the arrival ..u une mes oui myseir, and sho cer- of the Lamlon family for u two weeks talnly gets along. Hlic In doing won. stay, from Wnusnu, Wis. luriin wnrif nni iiiaa ..- ....... -' -.-, . ,., , ,uiy m uitie round patches on her wings to show where Hun bullets have landed unuimfortably close to the pilot." Wedding Here This Morning A wedding ceremony uniting Ed ward A. Johnson and I'ansy Francis Douglas was performed this morning In tho office of the Justice court by E. W. Uowan, Roth the young people come from the Fort Klamath country, where they are well and favorably known. Mr. Johnson Is engaged In ranching In the MORE KLAMATH IIOVH JOIN' IIFXJIMKNTM In order, and Mrs. Fleishhacker liects to go to the Lodge today. Mr. Fleishhacker Is expected to arrive l night from Ban Francisco. TIILK LAKE KANCHKfl HKHK wlZMy 'h0 "'"" " me millions wore formerly resi dents here, while Mr. Landon was In. lAPAHlnfl 1(1 fttu. I..n.l... I...-I ... m their departure last fall was regretted! ,",fCMfu, "meetanta In the Tub by a host of frlonds. Mr. Undon said! Uke UBd drawlnc last April l ' today that ho would still retain cer- the city for n brief visit. He report tain interests In Klumath county, as I that conditions are prosperous l Ito reullzod tho opportunities here! that vicinity, ' were wonacrnii, un.1 that hn would b., Kubnhausen and a neighbor eri bark from tlmo to time. He has re- amon thmu. .h.. .....k..n4 ni of cently b,,o,o Identified with a Houth- the new Ford tractor .tt.ehmeiits W great surieU putting In tntlf Harry Kubnhausen, a resident the Malln section, vhn was one Leland Haines, who Is Sargeant Major of the Headquarters Staff of tho Oregon fnuut Artnio.u ... ... ... leave for Eugene Hund.y to Join bh-ta" .P"j!1,M '"J,0"" ,C"f "lno ,n A"-thelr farm, and had company. Hoy Orom and C llfford'l' - "" "C".t Boutha,B "- "chin. In t the first of the week for Eugene also. SUIT FOB COLLECTION PILLED Suit for the collection of a note for 15 and accounts assigned to the plaintiff, which together with very promising. Tho family will stay at the White Pelican hotel while In the city. CardofThankn i nereoy express my. heartfelt j hub iu me people or this commun crops. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY """WWWWWmwoWMMWMWM"i lM FOR SALE New. modern S-ro bungalow; buffet and cabinet kl- rhea; largo basement with stone (ou Mt i . ...... " '"i larneoase Wood River Valley- Tha marriage aggregate taoi.31 and .. i...i; l'.." T" ' "" me datloni must be mi to ba appraeU- ... . is .. ... .. ,-- ihb iwguL DBrsKvaingenr tW .a a. --- . T ...u .. - -- w-w w. SJJSJ2 BHT laPmma. Ill ftlgalPAag. lirtw" I mSTS ..,.- ... Htt-pHagi Addition, f.os, . license wag Issued early this morning been filed with the circuit court clerk by County Clerk C. R. DeLap. ' by E. L. Elliott and Alnhnnsn vi.,. , . , vMvi,.w, nerriu, urt. 3001 ?? ,'T'i '. ? rpPiFLV '?W WW ft; SS3s,fV ' k, ? ' - .-wrfc? !