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CORPEIING SUIT
IS CONCLUDED
dbcmiox of tor expected
some root ransArrERxooN.
tvnx was auncED at one
O'CLOCK TODAY.
The evideace and arguments la the
Corpealag coadeanaUoa suit bow be-
fart Clrutit Judge D. V. Kuykendall
mra aow all la, and the charge was
sad to' the Jury shorUy after one
o'clock todar.
Tata la the first of a series of suits
lastltnted by the city tor right of way:
for the aew aaaatclpal rallroad'now
aader coastractlon between Klamath
Palls and Dairy.
The Corpealac tract In question
Ilea at Olaae, tea miles east The
railroad tract will occupy about
twelve 'acres, oa which a store, small
hotel Bad stage station are maintain-
ed. Two thousand dollars has been
tendered Corpealng by. the committee
for hie property, which he value at
$11,000, owlag to Its peculiar loca
tion and strategic position. This In
cludes alleged damage to buildings,
Injury to business location, etc.
Considerable interest has been
manifested by ctttaens of the com
maalty in the suit, which has. been
la progress for several days.
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FOR ANY
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Found in WHITE PELICAN WATER
Bottled by the White Pelican
Mineral Springs Co.
A PURE SPARKLING
DELICIOUS TO THE TASTE
MINERAL WATER
SATISFYING TO THE THIRST
Highly Carbonated and does not have the mineral taste some find un
pleasant in the uncharged water. Should be on the table of
every family who puts HEALTH ahead of WEALTH
DEVASTATED StTMFTER TRACTS
RELEASED FROM TAXATION
Loaatay of Fort Klamath la
E. O. Logan of Bead is a rlsltot
tiero oa bails ess
Atez Wlelaad of Milwaukee Is a
tutor to Klamath Falls.
a. F. Easter of Los Angeles la reg
istered at the Hotel HalL
KjJL, McDoaougb, at Sacramento
M.rejaalaredttUhe petal HaH.
Mr.. N. OToaeiseBloyer U a tear.
1st TfayecriiattJQapatk Falls fre:
Wedrjk.iflsiM.fis& . .;
cJ&Wt:-1: 'Darhak' Van ' a
alkies vfettoT I Klamath Falls yea.
tavdariromMarrillii jo i5i..w-v'
Jaaies Straw is in town from his
rseatcOdeesaand is registered at
.tteffatal'BiaBituK.uci ,
'Qil8miftr otthi "local pW
nitpeojslactlng as examination
for clerk-oarrier; today. r " ;
James &eey "ieff 'h!s morning
for; JHueae,-where bad aveealor in
the Uaiverslty of Oregon. ' r
Jwa. Bryan, a stock bayer from
San Francisco is here looking after
buslaese nutters.
S. A. Veatch and family have
stored iato,tsMhewie formerly occu
pied by Leslie -Sogers.
A. B. Salmon and F. N, Rogers, la
saraace agents of Portland, are is
Klamath Falls.
Jem McAnliCe. Deals Laceyjud
HuKh"FalTey'of Lekeview are spend
lag a' few days here.
Mrs. D. O. Palm of Roeebarg has
arrlred in Klamath Falls to Yistt her
son, Bert Palm, of Virgil Boa. ,
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Hlaklay of Pais,
ley are la Klamath Gouty, looking
over TBrioas prospective) lareetmeau.
Mr. and Mra, Leslie Rogers have)
mored lato the aew horn which they
recently parcasied fjroas'R. A.v John
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Mr.' mid Mriu'-W.. C Daltoft'of Ma-
lin. areahenalng hi Klamaie Falls.
C. M. SCeaey aid wife :of Daasmatr
are vlsltora to Klamath Falls.
' Caputs J. W. Siemens' will leara
thla afternoon to speed the weak and
at his 'raaehV which he recently par
chased from Major ChasB. Wordes.
.Mrs. W.,A. McCrayaad Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Wright wara'latt arealara
arrlrau frond Bray.. They are atop
ping at the White Pelican hotel.
H. W. Blacks, project esgueer of
the Modoc Point Irrigation system.
arrlred yesterday from bis beadaflar-
ters at Chlloquln for a.brief business
rislt
F. M. Reeres, O. Deas, J. S. Lowes.
thai, M. Llpmaa asd K. Read, all of
San Fraadeco, aad W. Hall of Port
land are trarellag salesmea sow is
Klamath Falls.
BAKER, Ore., Sept 11, Sumpter,
Ore.,,whlch has receired aid from ser.
era! 6regos cities and towns since It
waa swept by Are recently, has been
giren assistance alto by the Baker
County tax equalisation board, which
exempted from taxation all property
damaged In the tre. Rock Creek,
which was. damaged by flood waters
recently,,. aad Hantington. also re
cently tre swept, hare requested ex
emption of damaged property also.
CMII A WILL SEND
- AN ARMY TO FRANCE
PEKING, Sept." t. The president
and cabinet hare agreed to a plan to
send a trial dltalos of 34,000 Chi
nese soldiers to France, if the money
for the shipping and equipment Is
arallable.
The 'allies bare approred of the
proposition Bad France is eager-to re
eetre the contingent, which will prob
ably reach there about January 1st.
The premier farors sending 100,'
000
Bafts New pat
torse with two pairs paste, fao. At
K. K. K. Store esclssively. S 0-tf
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William's Dairy is sow pastuerlslng
milk. Delirery morning and erenlng.
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Car tomatoes and peaches In today.
Oet your fruit early next week.
Ashland Fruit Store. Jl-lt
Orefps Casaiiwer SalUH-New pat
whs two pair pasts, fSO. At
K. K. K. Stor exclasirely. 20-tf
BIBLE CLASS HOLDS BANgUET
The men's organised Bible class of
the "Little Brows Church" held a
banquet last night at the church for
thomselTos .and their friends. The
eronlng was .spent in a social way,
with conrersatlons and discussions of
current topics, business and other
wise, aad with humorous and serious
stories. i waa agreed that the affair
should become a regular feature,
looking to the esubllihlng of a social
center for bub. A general InviUtlon
is extended to men to Join the class,
which meets at 10 o'clock each Sun-
oey morniag. ueorge a. wins is
teacher. J.T. MoCollum is president.
Sold in Cases of 50 Quarts, $6.00.
Cases of 90 Pints, $7.50
Delivered Free to Any Part of the City. Refund of $1.00 for Empties
White Pelican Mineral Springs Company
PHONES 202 AND 33
KLAMATH FALLS
Defense League Director
Urges Greater Patriotism
DALLAS, Sept. 22.
war game
FKW FHKK Tlt'KKTK Eleventh Street HnptUt Church. 1
AT HTATK FAIR Iter. W. II. Coi, pastor, residence liS '
Tenth street. Supday, Bcptf rnber II,
SALKM, Srpt. 22. Frco tickets to 1917. (
the Oregon Stato Fair next week are Sunday school at 10 a. m, W. t. !
to be given only to employes and I'crklni), superintendent.
nowspnpor reprevcntatlvc. 8tate ofll-1 Preaching lervlce at II a. m.nk.
clnlg are to bo required to pay ad- Joct, 9th Chapter HomariH.
minion. j j. v. P. U. at 6:30 p. m.
I Preaching service at 7:30 p. n.
We aro canning all klndg of fruit nubject, "What Will Yo Do Will
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Oet Into the .greed Is still apparent, even with our nl our cannery at Asniana-
In dead earnest." urged , ooys onsning to tne front." nun Ui,
Bruce Dennln, Baker, Ore., publisher Mr. DennU urged that live, active, . -
1 Datrlotlc leaeues bo formed In cvorv Ormroii Cttiwlniew Oterroat. B'JO.
and worklug director of the State . . th . . h . K,clllllilri n. K. K. K. Hto.. 20tffaro for you. We will make you
Special music at each of the Mr
vice. The pastor's sermons sre tool
You cannot afford to mlan thcro, Thf
council ot ueiense. in an aaoress on ( Cros, help sell Liberty Bonds, look
"What the Oregon Patriotic League after tho families of tho boys who,
Hopes to Accomplish and How You .have Joined
May Co-Operate," delivered here at economy,
the Polk County fair. - -
"Forget your balance sheet, for. If!
this war continues any length of
time, everyone will be working for
the government in some, capacity or
other, and we will not be worrying
much about how much money can be
made, either," Mr. Dennis continued.
"The president bag hoped that the
American people would respond to re
quests made by the administration in
economising and adopting a war pro
gram at home. But I regret to say
that results are not wholly what they
should have been up to the present
time. I regret to say that human
HOY IIOltN TODAY
tho colors, to urge
FINED FOK IIKATIXO BOARD III Mi
Oregon Oasaiaisr Sake New pat
with two ealr naste. MO. At
lC K. K. Store aaclaaively. 20-tf
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LOCAL MARKET REPORT
Sugar, f 1.76.
Eggs, 4 Be aad 60e.
utter, tl.ei.
' Apples,' 7.5 boi, 6c pound.
-jtf Mensjtntk
i Cows, le.
Steers, 7c.
Hogs, lSe.
Veal, lie. '
Muttoa, 16. dressed.
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Hr"eats"paBa pela for clean
raps! , Ka.wte Oarage. Jl-lt
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In bis book on Hawthorne, Henry
James, the noted author, speaks of
the wnsatlon caused by the publica
tion of "The Scarlet Letter," which
William Fox has pleturliedt Mr.
James says:
'"The Scarlet Letter' was Haw
thorne's masterpiece. The writer of
theso lines, who was a child at the
time It was published, dimly remem
bers the sensation the book produced,
and the little shudder with which the
people alluded to it, as if a peculiar
horror were nixed with., its attrac
tions." At' the Star tonight.
J. F. Lansing and Frank Haggblon
yesterday plead guilty to defraud
ing the Pelican Bay boarding houso
operated by W. A. Moran, out of a
board bill, In the office of the Justice
of the peace. Both were given a $20
fine or a Jail term of ten days.
come.
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An eight-pound boy was born this
morning to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sunday
Downing. Dr. George Catliey, who Store.
waa In attendance announces that
the fathor Is doing flno. TOO LATE TO CLA8SJPY
Cnr of tomatoes and peaches
rlvo this afternoon. Will be unlotW
morning. Ashland Frim
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tlie Modern Shoe Store. 21-tf
Oregon (Wittier Hultn New pat'
terns with two pair pnnte, 920. At FOUND
K. K. K. Store exclusively. 20-tf
FOrt RENT Six rooms downstair
unfurnished or partly forabset
A. J. Lyle, Sixth and High.
Pair Ice tongs. Applr H.
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