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Charles Snetllng h to tew,from
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gam Snort trasaacted business here
yesterday from his ranch In Poe Taller.
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Mlss cianoia spina nas accepiea a
.. position as assistant bookkeeper ate
the Klamath Agency.
Jean B. Auten nas purenasea we outness Tlslt from Odessa.
Interest of Bert Loosler in the Klam.j
ath Falls' Dairy. - j R W. Jennings left this morning
'for Rosky Point on a fishing expedl-
(spending a week at Spring Creek
Cbas Klacaid of Grants Pass is gibing,
hero to take charge of the seperatorj
of the Sevits threshing outfit. I Assessor J. P. Lee spent' the day
J yesterday la the country on oactal
Mr. aad Mrs. W.O.Ogle end little1 buslneJfc
daughter are cows from Pelican Bay
Lodge on a short business trip.
Carl Young, foreman of the ma
chine shop la the White Pelican Gar.
age la confined to his home by IU-
Chas. Hortoa. a prominent rancher
of Toaaa Valley, paid a short busi
ness visit to Klamath Falls yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. E. W. Gowan and Mrs. B. G.I
Hewacker of Saa Francisco with the
Utter'e graaeeaa returned yesterday
from Spilac Creek where they have
been for a abort vacation.
Mrs. Rose Settle Brathen formerly
of Klamath Falls is expected to arrive
tomorrow- evening with her husband
and chOdrea. They expect to make,
this their home for the winter.
Mrs. Horace Manning and daaghter
Miss Marie Sambo are expected to
return, tomorrow evening from Port
land where they have been visiting j
Mrs. Manainga mother who has been
wwyffi.
Lee "Bean, who has been spending I
several days at the camp of W. P.
Johnson at Four Mile Lake, came la
yesterday. He reports that the camp
era there are havlag a fine time and
that W. P. Johnson will probably ar
rive today.
MrCand Mrs. H. Roland Glalyser
and little son. and Mr. and Mrs. Dr.
R, R. Hamilton left today by auto
for a trip to Crater Creek near Rogue
River Valley, where they expect to
camp for come time, Mr. Glalyser
iwffi retara la a few adys to attend to
matters ef business here. i
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Charles Donart haa. returned from
a trip thra Idaho.
Mrs. H. C. Wlnslow Is In town for
a brief visit from Merrill.
Jim Straw U down for a few dsrs
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Claude Coseboom and father are
Miss Florence Christman has re
tamed home after a visit with friends
la Oakland.
Dr. K. A. Zoberbiso and wife from
Seattle went to Odeaaa this morning
to spend the summer.
P. M. Fulton, district commercial
agent, from Seattle b In the city on
an Inspection and business trip.
Mrs. F. W. Brlggs and Mrs. S. C.
'Brlggs are In town' on business and
'are registered at the Hotel HalL
Mrs. H. C. Winslow and Mrs. C. C.
Coach motored up from Merrill on
a shopping expedition yesterday.
R. E. Chadwtck, of the Padnc
Building and Loan Association came
la from Portland hut evening for a
few days.
Vera Houston has returned
from a months trip at Albany. Oak
land, California, and other, points.
She reports a fine time while away.
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Mrs. Lester Turpin and daughter,
Evelyn, of Portland are visiting the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Seaborn. They come here every seas
on to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Savidge
former rastdeaU of Klamath Falls are
visiting friends here from Grants
Pass for a few days and will leave
for Marsh! eld tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi McDonald left
this morning for Rogue River where
they will visit relatives. They expect
to take .some of their friends there
and spend a vacation camping at the
Dead Indian Springs.
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NORTHWCST WCATHIR
FORtCAaT
OREGON'. WASHINGTON. Fair
warmer, northerly wind.
KLAMATH
U. . R. S.
Maximum, yesterday, ST dec.
Minimum, today. 54 deg.
SECOND LIBERTY
LOAN PREPARED
GENERAL LOAN COMMITTEE TO
FLOAT THE NEW BONDS ABOUT
THE MIDDLE OF NEXT MONTH.
INTEREST UNDECIDED.
NEW YORK. Aug. S The General
Loan Committee of the second Fed
eral Reserve District began prepare-
tions todar for floatina- the second
liberty loan sometime early In the
Fall. The date and the Interest to
be offered have not been determined
yet.
It Is expected that the new loan
will be offered about September 15th.
MRS. KESTERSON PASSES
The death of Mrs. Kestersoa, wife
of the saw mill operator near Dorris
yesterday, has been reported. Mrs.
Kestersoa suffered from heart trouble
and a complication of cither diseases.
Mrs. E. W. Gowan. Jr.. and mother,
Mrs. A. L. Morris with Miss Gertrude
Foster of San Francisco, went to
Crater Lake yesterday. They went
by way of Cblloquin and were Joined
there My Ed Gowan.
SENATE PASSES FOOD BILL
AS DESIRED BY YRE8IDENT
WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 8 The
Senate has passed the food bill In the
form the President desires, by n vote
of sixty-six to seven. Negative votes
were cast by Democrats, Hollls. Reed
and Republlcant by France, Gronna.
LaFattea and Penrose.
The bill baa already passed the
house, and now goes to the President
for his signature. It provides for a
one man administration.
There are ne botes In .Etna dssabil.
ity policies. S ee CMkote. 37
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TO REMAIN HERE
WILL STAY IN KLAMATH COUNTY
TO SERVE OUT SENTENCE OF
VAGRANCY. ONE OF ALLEGED
I. W. W. CONVICTED RECENTLY
An order has been received by As
sistant U. S. Attorney J. 11. Carnahan
from the Federal authorities at
Portland to hold Dan Sulliran, the
i I. W. W. agitator, convicted here last
week on a charge of vagrancy and let
him serve out his sentence until fur
ther Instruction. Sullivan Is also ac
cused on a federal charge of violation
of the espionage act and It is under
stood that his rase will come up be
fore the next "meeting of the federal
grand Jury.
NEW CHANCELLOR
IS NOT P0P01AR
SOCIAUST MEMBER OF REICH.
STAG DEMANDS THAT CHANGE
BE MADE ALLOWING MORE
REPRESENTATION -OP PEOPLE
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 8 Phillip
8cheldman, Socialist member of the
Reichstag in speaking at Mannseip
Baden before six thousand people de
manded in the Interests of peace, the
substitution for the present govern
ment of Chancellor Michaells. a gov
ernment really representing the Ger
man people's will.
A Catholic organ says that "per
sons so foolish aa to. expect great
gain in the direction of parllamen-
tiary regieme as n result of the new
government will naturally be disap
pointed."
INHUMAN CRUSTY
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USED ON VICTIMS
GERMANS PRACTICE UNBELIEY.
ABLE CRUELTY ON PRISONERS
CAi-TUKED BY SVBMARLVE8.
THIRTY-EIGHT DROWNED
LONDON, Aug. 8 Four Americans
among a crew of thirty-eight were
drowned when the British Steamer
Belgian Prince" was submarined on
July 31st. One American Is among
the three aurvlvors, who say that the
submarine shelled the Teasel and ord
ered the crew to assemble on the sub
marine's deck where their life belts
and clothing were removed.
The submsrlne then traveled four
milea along the surface before dlvlni
leaving the men to their fate.
Dependent Wives
Will Not Exempt
SEATTLE, Aug. 8 An unexpected
number of exemption claims have
been filed here on the ground of de
pendent wives. Four claims for ex
emptions on this ground were re
jected in one district yesterday.
HERE IS
FOR THOUGHT
We regret to learn after going orer.ter U. versa 5, we find these werds:
the matter carefully that the govern- "When a man hath taken a new wife,
ment officials have Jumped too hastily! ' bu not out t r neither
la the matter of draftlsg the young I,hU. ''' " ay buil-
married men and there Is no doubt
that Ktngdon Gould, the wealthy cap.
lUlUt, who claimed exemption yea.
terday In New York on the ground of
being married,, had searched the
scriptures before taking his stand asd
discovered bis duty to his home and
fireside.
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Cross War Finance Committee, has
sent forth a call to the shareholders
of corporations to pay up the Red
Cross dividends declared when the
campaign to raise $100,000,000 was
on. The worn tnat sir. i-rosser am
in getting this sum of money for a
charitable object was considered by
financiers one of the most remark
able tasks ever accomplished by one
of them. Never before had a sum so
large been raised In such a short time
for a purpose of this kind.
NEW STA6E OF
WAR TO BE6IN
RUSSIAN GENERAL DECLARES
THAT Rt'SS FORCES WILL NOT
SURRENDER. SAYS ALLIES
MUST TRAIN HUGE ARMIES
, LONDON, Aug. 8 "The first stage
of the ar is over. The second stage
begins today," General Kornllotf told
a correspondent of the London Times,
Just before leaving to take supreme
commsnd of the Russian Armies.
The commander repudiated the
possibility of the Russians surrender
ing. He asserts that if Russia con
cludes the dishonorable peace which
traitors have been driving her, she
will become a German colony forever.
He declared that the Germans would
slexe her foodstuffs and enroll Rus
sian men.
"Russia is full of fighting men" he
declared "snd the Allies must help
train them."
BOARDS ARE ASKED
TO SPEED UP
PORTLAND. Or.. Aug. 8 Ad-
Jutant General White announced
today that the first one-third of
Oregon's draft quota of seven
hundred and seventeen would be
called to the colors by Septem-
ber 1st and would be enroute to
the training camps by September
5th. 4,
He urged the Exemption
Boards to speed up their work.
FOOD
- 'i n-un at nome one
year and shall cheer up the wife that
be bath taken."
It la deduced tbat at the end of the
period mentioned be win be ready
lor cemsat with say enemy.
Ne doubt but that Washington au
thorities on being apprised of these
(acta will take Immediate steps to
correct the error.
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You many often save a beery repair bill diMply by having a kiiu
equipment of umU al luiad at tlie proper lime. Is there a door
In tlie lMue with a hlnstc. IffKmsJng luei rlieir hemming
lightly nirhwl or a nhclf or a table nredlng Blng?
Tiling will art out of order In lite beat regulated homra ami
you km.M the lfl alng. "A Slltrh In Time Haves Mae" o rur
nlture ami artklee "Ixnit the lioiwe promptly kept In irpalr will
natr n lU: arrntrr hill later im.
Come in here am) e will alMiw yon tlie heat toula made and
st prlr that will make you wtmder yon dMa't have aomr of
throe hetpful tools around the hmse lonff ago.
ROBERTS & HANKS
Retail Hardward Dealers
A'i MAIN
Accused governor
Refuses Statement
AUSTIN, Texss. Aug. 8 M. M. On lbs plea of Mr. Crane that this
Crane, counsel for the Texas house
of representatives which, sitting as a
committee of the whole. Is Investi
gating the Impeachment charges
bronght against Governor James E.
Ferguson by Speaker F. O. Fuller.
sprung n' surprise at the opening of
the hearing today when he railed for
the governor, to take the stand.
This the gotcrnnr refused to do,
claiming hU rontsltutlonal right to
first hear the evidence against him.
R.HALE FAINTS
AT $50.00 flNE
IK SENTENCED FOR HEATING HIS'
WIFE AND TOPPLES OVER ON
HEARING YEHDICT. IS NOW IN
THE COUNTY JAIL
fTnnstArnmtlin ttfAvaliasH in hA t..
tire Court of E. W. Gowan last night
when Ralph Hale, fined thirty dol-
lars and costs for beating his wife
passed temporarily Into oblivion, on
hearing sentence pronounced. The
officers allege however that the faint
into which Hate fell should have been
spelled feint and that his condition
was at no time serious.
Hale was found guilty of beating
his wife Sunday night and of drag
ging her down the street on Monday.
Mrs. Hale has been working at a
boarding house near the Pelican Bay
Lumber Company. Halo was unable
to pay bis fine and has been placed
In the county Jail.
STRIKE IS SOON
TO BE SETUEO
MILL WORKERS OF WASHINtiTOK
HAVB DEFINITE PROPOSITION
TO MAKE EMPLOYERS AT THE
MEETING TO BE HELD TODAY
SEATTLE. Aug. 8-R.nu.i..
Uvea of the striking mill owners and !
the employers of Western Waahin.
ion are confident tbat progress will
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their differences.
President Borwon of the Spindle !
weavers union declared today that'
worsen nave a definite nronn.ii.
to 'advance, when rsprsseaUtlves of
both aide meet with the Council of
Defense.
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disarranged his plans, the heartai
then went over until this altcrnooi.
There are 13 charges sgalnst the
governor, chief among them btlni
the aiieged undue dictation of tit
governor In state university affairs,
the charge that the Weal Tessa A
rlcultural and Mechanical college was
unfairly located at Abilene, the ill
gatlon that the governor disregards!
the banking laws and the claim list
he .figured In the misapplication of '
pabtlc funds.
Peculiar Case of
Housemaid's Knee
BEND, Or.. Aug. 8 To beroa
eligible for the officers' resene trill
ing camp in case he should receive 11
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1 ypuiuiiaeiu, a. . mover vi pm
underwent an operation for the re
moval of a large growth caused by ti
friction of bis elbow on the desk
while writing. The growth wsa char
acterised by the examining officer M
"housemaid's knee of theelbow" til
Is declared rare.
WISE IS NOT KICKING
YERINOTON. Ner., Xwi' CUf-
- ence .Wise was shoeing a horse wh
a collar that hung on the wall fell i
the horse, frightening him. The ani
mal Jumped, throwing Wise again
a mule, which promptly kicked bin
back onto the horse.
The horse, a second time, kicked
hlm'agalnat the anvil, cutting a bU
gaab In his head.
Wise saya the unfortunate part
that he Intended going to San Krw
1 Cisco to enlist. Now be will have U
stay home and be drafted.
Notice to Lead Owners Under Kla
th Iirigattosi Project
The Board ef Directors or tk
Klamath Water Users Association vfll
hold a meeting at the Asaorlatioa
office In the U. 8. Reclamation Bull
ing. Klamath Falls, Oregon, Auga
18, 1917 at which Urn they will to
slder claims of land owners for re
duction or exemption of lands use J
the project or a suspension of mtw
charges on the same.
T-lt A. L. WIIHARD, Sec'y.
ACTION FOR COLLECTION
For the collection of ISS1.S&
leged to have been due and uups"
lace ithe irst part of this year, I
tlon has been atarted In the cirrs
CourTcierka ee by Martin Brt
aaalnst A.. ki
H. M. Manning U pUlntWs ttM
EVER.TMINO FOft TME CAMFs'
Comforts, all-woe! gad cotton t
blaaketf, camp stools and cots. P
reduction. 1. hammecks aid cat
stoves.
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