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George Swanetoa, a well -known
cattle nan, b ban for a few days
from Sacramento. '
Mrs. K. P. Hamilton left this mora
lag for Roaaburc to Join -Bar hut
band. .
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Mra. George Down, Mr. and Mra.
George Butternetd of Medford to aR.K. rank and John O'Connor, all
J. C Ripley of Modeato it here on
builneu.
J. H. Hesslg and C. E. Haye of Fort
Klamath are In the city.
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T. Thompeon and aon of Lot An
geles are Tislting here.
visitor to Klamath rails.
Jamee Straw Is down for a few
days from his ranch near Odessa.
D. B. Murphy of Straw. Calif., Is la
Klamath Falls on. business.
Frank Adamek of Matin Is In the
city for a few days.
Charley Otis of Pine Ridge Is buy
' lag supplies In Klamath Falls.
Ben Loosely of Fort Klamath la In
the city oa his return from Portland,
Dan Wann, storekeeper at Tat
nax, Is la Klamath Falls on business,
Marlon Nine aad mother and slater
are living In the White apartments.
Chas. McCumber of Toana Valley
transacted business In the county seat
yesterday.
Sam Short was la the city from his
reach la Poe. Valley yesterday attend
lag to matters of business.
Mr.' and Mrs. John Cornell of Tai
nan were here trading with' local mer
chants yesterday.
Mr. aad Mrs. C. R. TeUsoa of Mo
desto are city visitors , stopping at
the White Pelican.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mann of San
Francisco were among the guests ar
riving at the White Pelican last evs-
ot Lakeview, are la Klamath Falls.
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Chas. Moore, George Stevenson and
Ray aad Harry Telford have returned
from a hunting trip to Lake County.
O. B. Campbell and "Dad"! Wilson
went to the eastern mountains of the
county this afternoon after mule tall
doer.
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Edward Freuer of Seven Springs
ranch in Upper Poe Valley was among
the farmer-visitors la' Klamath Falls
yesterday. ,'
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Miss Velma Jacobs and, Mr. aad
Mrs. A. H. Jackson and sons of Edge
wood, Calif., are spending', several
days In Klamath Falls.
Mr. aad Mrs. D. W. Parker of Bly
are registered at the Hotel Hall. Mrs.
Parker was Miss Anita Jarvia of Ash
land, and taught la the big school at
njy tor, two years.
R.P. Stanley and famtlr if.608
Jefferson street, have moveeSteEure-
ka to live. Mr. Stanley haabegn em
ployed at the Pelican Bay'Lfrmber
company.
Tom DeUell, who, has been em
ployed during' taoroamer moaths
wiis lavarveyiag crew 01 engineers
on the Klamatk reservation, under
Project Engineer H. C. HlaW re
turned, last nlght,.aad will commance
his station ake'aeMor at the Klamath
County hth school Monday. i :'
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Curses of Persecuted
Invoked on War Worker
Work of "Dorothy MorrelT in Securing
Recruits Brings Long Letter of
Abuse From German Sympa
. thizer in California. Offi
cers to Investigate
To have all, the curses of heaven
heaped upon her head because of her
arduous efforts In behalf of the allies
In the European war, Is the rather un.
usual experleaos of Mrs. William
"Skeeter Bill" Robblns of this city.
, Mrs. Robblns, who goes under the
name of .Dorothy Morrelt In her pub
lic riding exhibitions; In which she
participates with her husband, la a
Canadian girl, with a brother who
was recently wounded In the French
trenches. While In 8an Francisco
the past two weeks at the California
Cowboy Roundup, In which she par
ticipated, she spent much of her time
endeavoring to Induce enlistments
from the Canadians there, and was In
strumental la securing eleven.
Her efforts were given considerable
publicity la the 8an Francisco pa
pers, and. she waa .greatly surprised
Just,before her return to receive the
following letter In an unmistakable
German handwriting.
...."Miss Morrei You have persecut
ed, the Innocent, and their curse is
upon you and your children. Don't
you suppose that the prayers of the
oppressed Arabs and Hindus are not
heard. Whatsoever you do unto your
fellow man you do unto me."
"When there Is a curse against an
Individual he cannot uso his wisdom,
his wisdom will fall him in a critical
moment. This Is how many accidents
befall people.
"When there is a curse against a
nation, leaders of that nation cannot
use their wisdom, that's why allies
have been making all those blunders
and will continue to make blunders,
and Germany will be supreme In the
end, If the whole world ararlgns Itself
against Germany."
The letter concludes with a state
ment that "the present .war was start
ed by Russia going Into war against
Austria, that agitation In Serbia was
financed by Russia."
It Is believed that If the sealous
aide to the Kaiser could have had a
good healthy look at "Skeeter Bill"
he would be glad he wrote bis mes
sage Instead of delivering it in person.
AU hats off to the men on the firing line
who are defending our country's honor with
their lives.
All hands are outstretched. to those at
home who are enlisted in the great cause of
increased production and greater thrift.
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Our complete facilities are at the com
mand of the business men of .this com
munity. i '
We invite conference. "K;K !'- '
. Dr. F. R. Goddard motored to
Ashland this morning and expects to
return tomorrow.
Misses Adele FiUpatrick, Bess Kll
gore, Ferae Hoagland and Karle
Montgomery were hostesses at a jolly
dancing party last evening at the
Houston opera house. "
Mrs., Fred Houston. Miss Vera
Houston and. Mrs. G. W. Houston left
thli morning' for Summer Lake to vis
It their relatives. Mrs. Will Houston
drove them over in her new Super-Six
Hudson car. .. ;
' 'Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McDonough,
Mr. and Mra' Charles Morser and Mr.
and Mrs. Omar Lemon will leave to
morrow by auto on a two weeks'
camping and hunting trip, going as
far aa Eureka, Calif.
. Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Delmel and fam
ily of San Francisco arrived last night
on an auto tour, having come over
the McKenile Pass, on their way
south. Dr. Delmel Is president of
the Delmel Linen-Mesh Company.
Frank Sargent is here from Juneau,
Alaska, on a short visit to his mother
and sister, Mrs. C. J. Ferguson. He
Is in the employ of the city for the
last three years, and came down to
Portland with some federal prisoners.
He will be here for three or four
days; ,
Gus Keller of the Arm of Keller
Brothers' in' Langell Valley, came In
this morning with bis brother-in-law,
C. B.' Lehman of Portland, who has
been at work constructing a new barn
there for the last six weeks. Mr. j
Lehman expects to leave for Portland i
tomorrow.
MUv-Josephlne Van Riper has re
signed her position as teacher of the
Fourth grade in the Riverside school,
and left for California, where she
will attend the Leland Stanford Uni
versity. Her sister, Miss Lillian, Is
teaching music in the public schools
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'Mrs. George Haydea left on the
train this morning, accompanied by,
her son Chesley, for Watsonvllle,
Calif., where abe will attend the wed
ding of her sister, Mlsa Hasel Irene
Stow to William Htgelsteln of this
city. Mrs. Haydea will visit rela
tives- In Watsonvllle -for about two
weeks. Mr. HageUtela will also
leave Saturday morning.
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ilrugn awl the nwsl up-tiwUte apparatus nereMry
for furry Inn nut Hie most InlHt'ata prrsrHpilim
work. WealMayx liave'wliat tl.ylrUii prewrilMi
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barber shop forfll.o past few weeks, The usual Chrlsllsn ICudoavor tnenti
was brought beforo Justice E. W.Uow- Ina will' be held at the Presbyterian I
nn leutci-ila.v. and made to pay the church Sunday night before p roach-'Kink," at the Star theater tunornv
Uon't forget tu Hco Chnrlle ChiplU
In his side-splitting cemedjr, "IU
money advanced him by Swansen for
carfare front Portland.
MntheH en me here six weeks ago,
and '...it his job yesterday. He pre
pared to leave town, refusing to iay
the, sum ndsnccd. Klght dollars In
costs note 'added to the bill when It
was Ptiolly settled.
In. Miss Clara Calklus will sing a
selection at this time
night.
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OREGON Fair east, rain west,
- warmer east, southerly winds. 0
WASHINGTON Rain, warmer
east, southerly winds.
T KLAMATH V. S. R. S. ,
4 Maximum, yesterday, 64 deg.
Minimum, today, 36 deg.
Precipitation, .03.
Walk-Over Shoes
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Saturday night the regular dance at
the Pavilion will be held. On Tues
day night a farewell dance will be
given to the departing soldiers. All
j soldiers are Invited to come and
bring their lady friends without
charge. Special music by the Peer
less Orchestra. 14-2t
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Charlie Chaplin In "The Rink." the
scream of the season, at the Star to
morrow night. 15-lt
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Admiral Beatty or the British Grand
Fleet, is to wed Captain Charles Hen
ry Drayton of the American navy.
Bergman Shoe
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Nenalaa Shoes
13-St K. K. K. STORE.
PORTER FORttD
TO COME THRU
J. E. MATHEWS IS FORCED TO RE.
KIIXD CARFARE ADVAKCED TO
BRING HIM FROM PORTLAND.
EHiHTDOLLARS ADDED
Arrentfd on a charge of abscond-
dagnework should be preseat.Syrinis debtor, J. E. Matbe'ws, a colored
REBKKAHS, ATTB.MION
, There will be a practice meeting at
I. O. O, F. ball Monday evening, Sep.
tamber 17, at 7:30 sharp. All who
are interested In the work are re
quest to be present. The captain was
vary much: 'pleased at the interest
shown at the tret meeting, and hopes
larger .number wijl rspsoad on next
Monday evening. H Isvery eesentlsl
tbatall of tge regalae oalcers of the
order 'of the Captain.
Special at
Grand Union Tea Store
on Sixth Street
Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
Beet Sugar $8.7fi
Cane Sugar . $9.00
60-lb. sack Cane Sugar . .S4.S0
porter employed at J. E. Swansea's
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