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NORTHWEST WEATHER
FORECAST
OREGON Fair; westerly winds
WASHINGTON Probably (air
south to west winds.
HLAMATH
U. . R. .
Maximum, Saturday, 80 deg.
Minimum, Sunday, 46 deg!
Maximum. Sunday. 85 dec.
Minimum, today, 48 dec
CLIFFORD SOGERS JOINS XAVY
Anotber recruit was added to
Klamath County's tig list today when
Clifford Eggers, a Klamath Falls boy,
eallsted ia the nary. Eggers success
fully passed the examination given
by W. A. Delzell, and left on the
morning train tor San Francisco.
& A, PjpiiATB GOES TO PORTLAND
carl A. Hath of the Star Drug
cuuyiMBr ion. yesieraay ior roruanar
and other Northern Oregon points, tojo
be gone for some time on business'
While away he has secured the
services of A. Mlddleton of Lebanon,
ore., a registered pharmacist, who '
will assist Lawrence Klnnear In run
ning the local establishment.
NEW NAMES FOR I. W. W.
"I Work (or Wilhelm" U one o(
the new Interpretations given to the
I. W. W. organisation, following their
recent activity in behalf of that In
dividual. '
One Swedish lady employed in the
city referMo this body as the "Inde
pendent Wampires of the World." It
Is the concensus of opinion that the
order has richly earned both these
titles.
Rolled Barley, Bran and
Wheat for Chickens
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Growing Grain and Hay
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LEADING CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS
Frightened Horses
Dash Thru Window
Team Starts Down First Street and
Plunges Thru Big Window on
Main. No Serious Damage
In their haste to get to the barn
(or supper Saturday evening the
team ot horses on the Clinton ex
press wagon refused to wait (or the
driver on top of the hill at first
street and started down (ull speed.
The momentum was so great how
ever that they were unable to make
the turn at the bottom of the hill on
Main street and plunged nearly thru
X SLACKERS WILL BE
HARSHLY DEALT WITH
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WASHINGTON, D. C, July 30
Declaring that thousands of men
of draft age have evaded regis-
tratlon and escaped the call to '
! the army, the attorney general :
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has Instructed the United States
attorneys to begin to round p ,
.lackers and to start criminal
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proceedings.
Party of Three
From Crescent
E. G. Rouck and wife, of Crescent
and Mrs. F. J. Richards, ot Portland
are in the city today. They came
down from Crescent to see Crater
Lake and came on to the city last
evening.
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the window of the building at the
left ot the old livery stable there
before they could be checked. One
of the horses was almost thru the
window and the other had its head
and front feet inside before they
could stop.
No serious damage -(resulted to
either of the animals or wagon and
the loss of the window was the only
result of the mishap.
CRUISER IS SUNK;
THIRTV-KIGHT KILLED
LONDON, July 30 The Brit-
ish Cruiser, .Ariadne, eleven
thousand tons has been torped-
oed and sunk according to offl-
clal announcement,
Thirty-eight members of the
crew were killed by the explo-
slon. All others were saved.
Powell Butte
Visitors Here
F. M. Brown and family are Klam
ath Falls visitors, camped at the city
auto park. They come from Powell
Butte near Bend and plan to extend
their trip into California.
Striking Photograph ot Vessel Fired
Submarine in Mid Ocean After
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This photograph was taken in mid ocean after a German submarine bad fired the ship which Is shown in
flames and sinking. The censor for some reason, has not permitted the Dame of the vessel to become known.
After she was torpedoed she was set afire, und then the ubmarlne sailed off for new victims,
Railroad Work Is
in Full Swing Now
Declared That Things Begin to Look
Like Business Along the Strahorn
Route in the Basin
"When one travels over the road
from Dairy to Klamath Falls he be
gins to realise that there is more to
this railroad construction business
than talk," said Jas. E. Driscoll to
ady, on his return from a trip to the
Bly country.
Mr. Driscoll reports that there la
evidence ot railroad work all along
the line. A large crew of men and
teams are at work at Pine flat, grub
bing and burning sage brush and
COURTPLASTER IS
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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AT
WASHINGTON WARNS PUBLIC
AGAINST PURCHASE OF COURT
PLASTER FROM PEDDLERS
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 30.-
Court plaster, said to have been dis
tributed by German sympathizers,
has been found by chemical analysis
by the department of Justice to con
tain tetanus germB. Attorney Gen
eral Gregory today warned the pub
lic to use only court placter from re
liable sources.
The department of Justice has au
thorized the following statement rela
tive to Its Investigation of sates of
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POISONED
grading. At Myers hill another
crew are busy blasting the rocks and
teams and men are strung all along
the line and from the Gap to Klamath
Falls doing grading. After leaving
the Gap the survey runs practically
on a straight line and no curves are
being made to escape hills or rocky
embankments. At the present state
of progress it looks as it the road
will be completed to Dairy this fall
without question.
poisoned plaster In arlous sections
of the United States:
"The department ot Justice without
sharing in any sensational view as to
the manner In which sticking plaster
or courtplastcr became Infected, states
that some of the samples submitted
and analyslzed have been thereby
shown to contain tetanus germs. The
public is consequently cautioned
against purchasing this remedy ex
cept from approved sources. The
warning Is particularly directed
against purchases In small packages
from street peddlers and vendors."
Returning Home
to Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Riga's of Los
Angeles are camped at the city auto
camp grounds at the west end of
town. They expect to remain here a
few days and will probably see Crater
Lake before starting the return trip.
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MTTI.K SIDELIGHTS ON I.OCAL HAPPENINGS AMONG lilt;
PEOPLE OP THIS CITY AND VKINITS. GOINGS AND 1M.
I.NGH OK LOCAL FOLKS.
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Judge Hanks and family visited
Crater ljikc yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.uko Walker have
returned to their ranch In Yalnax,
near Uly.
Miss Gertrude Foster of 8an Fran
cisco Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. E. W.
Gowan Jr.
Mrs. Mortimer Flelschhacker and
purty left for Pelican Hay l.odge for
a short visit.
Mrs. E. F. Jenkins of Seattle U
visiting her sister Mrs. A. F. Palm
of this city.
Mrs. Frank Jobrs and daughter i II. F. Kheppard turn returned froa
were in town )esteiday from Shastuja weeks Ashing trip to Rprltig Creek,
View visiting friends. (Chilouuln und Wllllumiuui milim.
W. A. Dalzcl and family loft Sat
urday uftcrnoon and spent most of
the day yesterduy at Rocky Point.
Friends or W. P. Johnson will bo
glad to seo him down town again.
He has been confined at home by Ill
ness. Frank Anderson of Koseburg. who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joo
Mooro left for San Francisco this
morning.
MIsb Esther McAndrews has re-
turned from Ban Jose Normal where
sho has been attending school tho
past year.
Mrs. II. J. Hoffackor and grand
sons, Charles and Edwin Page, of San
Francisco aaro visiting Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Gowan.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Alford and
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Ttmniw
spent tho week end at Frodcnburg
springs.
Mrs. Bort Dawson and little dauah.
ter, Georgia, spent the first of the
week with Mrs. Fred Bryant of Sar
gent avenue.
O. W. Roberts emnlnvori nn k
new Strahorn railroad wnrit i. ..-..
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erlng from an operation at tho Black-
uurn tiospiiai.
I. D. AnillcKatn. nun nt th. u.
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of Klamath County und prominent
sheepman of tho Dry Lake district Is
... ..iv, ior a unori ousiness visit.
William Dalton und family are In
town for a short vluli onj . .
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tered at tho Hotel Hall. Mr. Dalton
una oi mamatn County's most
piomlnent stockmen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ainrnt nn.n ..
who have Just returned from Rocky
. -...i iuiiuwiiib a mree days fishing
trip are exhultlne ovnr a rM ...u
of twenty-two large trout.
John Cardwell an employee of the
V. 8. Reclamation Service here who
was operated upon Sunday morning
by Dr. George Cathey at the Black
burn Hospital, Is reported Improving.
Mr. and Mrs. E vinh .. a
ter of Grants Pass, had great words'
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county today on tbelr departure fol-l
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Mr, Flrtb conducts a iar ..... .i
ment store In Orants Pass, J
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COLLARS
In the "Form Fit"
Collars the topi and
bands are cut out
to fit over the big
shoulder muscles
This means better
fit, better sit, and im
proved appearance.
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C. D. Chorpenlng Is In town today
from bis ranch In the Pine Oroti
district.
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Frnd It. Cuddirl'l
and Mrs. Crystal motored to t'ratw
Lake yesterday.
Chester Avery and family n
among the local people who vlaliri
Crater lake yesterday.
Edward Freuer, a prominent rtnclu
rr of the Po Valloy section i
Klamath Falls visitor today.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones and dauihttr,
of the Jones Cash Htoro In Med ford,
have been hero visiting frlemU.
8. C. Eastwood a well known firm
er In the vicinity of Stukel llrtdga
traded with locul merchants tudsy.
I,. Jacobs and family and Dr. C. V.
Fisher and family motored yculordiy
down tho Klamath River below Keno.
Frank T. Ilerry, United States Mtr.
shall Is In Klamath Fills for a short
time looking after buslucss insltert
Miss Alice llalloway who hiu bets
visiting her sisters, Kathcrlno and
and Frnrln for tho past two wreki,
left for her home at Brownsville this
morning.
Mr. Harry Goeller and wife, Mr.
J und Mrs. A. M. Collier and daughter.
Olle Urson and Mr. E. J. Ilodit.
went on a fishing trip Sunday it
Seven Mile creek.
Bob Ryan and Joel T. Ward, Mr.
jChss, Graves, Mlsa Betty and Mist
Elizabeth Graves of lxs Angeles lu
lled Jim Straw at Odessa, Harriotts
iodge, Rocky Point, Chas. Itllw'
Bungalow and the Cedars as rumU
of Jack Llnmann In bis boat yester
day. They all roport a fine time.
OOETIIALM WILL NOT
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BEA GIRT. N. .1 JiiIv 30 (ieD-
oral Goethals, Panama canal builder,
and recently retired as bead of id
Emercencv PiMt mrnnrattnn. is DOt
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going to Franca to direct engineering
work there, according to Governor
Edge here today.
The governor aald Goethals hid
promised to return to New Jersey to
take up the construction of the state's
highway system. Goethals was under
contract to do this work before belnf
called to the task of building ship
recently.
"EVERYTHING FOB THE CAMP"
Camp stoves, fja.SO and a.TH.
Oold Medal cota,.8.00 and 94.00.
Reclining chair ftl.oo.
Stoves, AOc and 7Bc.
Porch, lawn and camn hammocki,
W.I5 and ud. Blankets, comforti
and sheets.
JELLY GLAHHE8
60c per doten, 15c par aet.
It JOHNSTONE FURNITURE CO.
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