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ERSONAL MENTION
LITTLE SIDELIGHTS ON LOCAL HAPPENINGS
AMONG THE PEOPLE OK THIS CITY AND VICINITY.
COl.NGS A.VD COMINGS OF LOCAL FOLKS
J. S. Dunckel of Algoma Is in the Mr
ctty on business. left
Henry Stoochslef of Dairy I a vis-,
iter ill Klamath Falls. I
Wm. M. Duncan and little aon
yesterday for Long Beach to
spend several weeks.
Fred Noel bat returned from a
abort visit to Portland.
O. W. Essie of Fort Klamath baa
Just returned from a short business
trip to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arant hare re-
D. D. Llskcy of Dairy is In tbc city turned fro ma trip to Aabland and
tor a few days on business.
Emma Anderson of Dairy Is Istt
lag In Klamath Falls for a few days.
Willamette Valley.
Bom Sunday morning, January
27th, to Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Dawsoa
Lindsay Blsemore of Fort Klamath ' of JIt- LaW, a son, named Leslie Bur-
la ! the rltr loaklnr after .matters nt ton.
business.
PIUS ME COMPUTED
FOR MEW INDUSTRY
Coatlnaed frota Pag. 1
Into it for repairs. Foundry and ma.
chine shop will be erected.
B. M. Hall, who hsa been her. tor
the past few days closing up the de
tails, left this morning for Grants
Pats to make rrangementa to ship
the machinery. It is declared that
I be new plant will be erected and
ready for operation in aixty days. W.
T. I., Commercial Club represents
tlvet, sad others have been working
on this mstter for some time. The
deal (or the site was handled thru J.
T. Ward ft Co.
More Men Called
For Draft Tests
Stenographer Faints on Seventeenth
Flight in Climb to Worh Monday
Prosecuting Attorney W. M. Dun
es Is down with nn attack of the
measles. ,
Sheriff George Humphrey has gone
to Langeil Valley today on official
business.
Miss Emma Schneider left this
morning for 8a a Francisco on busl-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bradford and'
daughter. Mary Ellen, left this morn
ing for San Francisco for a few days'
visit.
Mrs. Henry Moe has returned from
San Francisco, and Mr. Moe, who was
with her, has gone on to Portland,
and will return tomorrow night.
local Red Cross
Activities
Workers in surgical department
on Saturday were:
Mrs. G. W. White, Mrs. P. H. Davla
and Mrs. I. S. 8tone.
Workers In the sewing room were:
Mrs. A. Walker. Mrs. C. C. Held
rick, Mrs. M. Hanks, Hiss Fern
Hanks, Mrs. L. Jacobs, Mrs, Kip Van
Riper, Mrs. w. s. Cofer, Mrs. Geo.
Illehri, Mrs. S. T. Summers, Mrs. H.
E. Seehorn, Mrs. C. K. Brandenburg,
Mrs. C. M. Rnmsby, Mrs. Leah Smith,
Mrs. Helen M. Turner, Mrs. Agnes
Kskelson.
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED
A marriage license has been issued
to Rev. D. M. Dart of Chlloquin and
Miss Josle Ball. i
MEETING TOMORROW
The postponed meeting of the W. C.
T. I. is to be held on Tuesday after
noon at 2:J0, at the horn, of Mrs. B.
8. Origsby at 10S8 Jefferson street.
Everybody la invited to attend.
NOTICE
The degree team of Prosperity Re
bekah Lodge will meet for practice to.
night at 7 : SO at Odd Fellows hall. It
Is especially urged that all members
bo present.
Late President's Widow at Her Desk Working for Patriotism
The following list of twenty-five
men have been given notice to ap
pear before the local exemption board
for physical examination on Februaiy
1st. The) were given official notlcs
to appear on Saturday, January 36th.
Albert Letter Spencer, Dunsmulr, Cal.
Earl Ambrose Smedley, Otsrander,
Wash.
Daniel .'uines Snudden, Botbell.Wash
Carl F. Sandell, Klamath Falls.
Johu Schmore, Saunvllle, Calif.
Elmer William Tucker, Klamath Falls
John Daniel Taylor, Merrill.
Hoy Lewis Orem, Portland.
Forester W. Loosley, Klsmath Falls.
Pete Lopes, Bly.
James W. Lytic, Vatparlaso, Ind.
Elbert llartey Johnson, Klamath
Falls.
Clifford !con Hyeston, San Francisco,
Calif.
Wm. Orohnke, Weed, Calif.
Mastlno Favretta, Algoma.
Chester Roy Davis, Oakland. Calif.
Rae Gilbert Horton, Klamath Falls.
John Henry Stiub, Swan.
Henry Lee Anderson, Bly.
James Herbert Ileldln, Merrill.
Clyde A. Batchetder, Kubanks, Calif.
Charlea Ellsworth Cox, Merrill.
John B. Cleland, Portland.
John Benjamin Hall, Eubanks, Calif.
Clarence F. Holmes, Willows, Calif.
Convict Murdered
at Folsooi Prison
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 18. B.
Castellans, sentenced from Ventura
County for four years on a charge of
robbery, was Instantly killed Satur
day In the yard of the Folsom state
penitentiary by Joseph C, Negrete,
serving a twenty-rive year sentence On
a charge of murder la the second de
gree. The men were passing out of the
prison on their way to the Folsom
farm, when Negrete suddenly walked
up to Castellana and without ex
change of words, plunged a case knife
Into his heart. The murderer refused
to make any statement in explana
tion of the attack, but said that he
"was glad that he did it."
An attack upon a fellow prisoner
which results In his death is a capital
offense, murder In the first degree.
Th. penalty In this state Is death on
the acaffold.
Negrete had been considered a dan
gerous prisoner for some time, ac
cording to Warden J. J. Smith, while
Castellano Is said to have bad good
record during hlu short Imprisonment.
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MILITARY COMITTEE
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States, and are ready to go Into ser
vice over seas whenever It Is decided
that they shsll be moved.
aa fast as the troops become ready to
use them.
Baker said: "Wo will have 500,
000 men In Franc early this year.
Germany baa no Idea of the number
of men the United Bute, now has In
France. We will have a million and a
half soldiers in Franca during th.
year of 1918," he aaid.
He described how great American
railroad systems, one road 600 miles
long, has been built in Franc, and
told of tt. terminals, warehouses and
other supply facilities which had been
constructed for the army.
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This stenographer, compelled to go, In thn mil skyscraper where she In"'
to work Monday, desiiite thn oritur of iiii.,i ..... .- ..u...tk
Fuel Administrator Garfield, shutting night of .talr. Helped by a comnV
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IMPROVKME.NT MADE
The hallway in the second story of
thc Loom Is building Is ungergolng
Imiirovement by being retlnted.
ADVEItTIHEl) LETTER LIST
The following unclaimed letters
Will bo sent to the rinnrf lM. ..m.
at San Francisco, Calif., on February
. wib. in calling for any of these
letters please sav "nilvnrii..i a
charge of one cent will be made for
ench letter delivered from this list.-"
W. A. Deliell, P. M.
I.. O. Alward, L. Angus, Mrs. Caro
lina Aid, Gust Bromsen, Mrs. T. A.
nurglss, Perry Uurke, Wm. Crawfort
Ira Corhln, Mrs. C. 8. Cooper, FrM
Dunlnp flam Evans, Chas. Fulttow.
A. O. Fnrliell. Walter King. fri
Mud, W. II. McDonald, Mrs. UtU
Moore. C. A. Mallette, A. ross.
Mrs. Ilcrt i'nrkor, If. Randolph, J
Itoch, Carl Srhnoble, Marlon 8p'
lork. A. II. Bchadler, A. O. TarMl.
John Vuletlch, Wolf.
CHURCH TRUSTEES AND ALTAR
SOCIETY OV VIII AIM l'l.iyri-n
AT' MEETING YESTERDAY SO.
CIOTY MEETS THURSDAY
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City. She la not'only a membf r of the opportuaJty to Work with th league
executive commltte of th. league, I can think of go way tn which I could
but she Is secretary ei.tha rnmmitimM aaaM ani ..ik.... . ..
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oaraviousn.TargiuctKMi. laac tba prweat sM f mir country than
reding u. dosiuob sn. wrow to a by ic-ialng 1ft tk rut imporuat work
league: I am happy in acceatlag this which your bureau has undertaken'
HEIR TO ESTATE MISSING
Information Is wanted relative to
one Larson Harrison, who was am
Ployed at the Pellca Bay Lumbar
company here some tlm. ago. Mr.
Harrison has fallen heir to aa estate
and bis whereabout are urgently da
shed. The latulrr waa received at
the KUmath hospital, owinf to the
fact that be was there for a short tlm.
last July,
The annual election of o(tlrr w.
held yesterday in the Catholic church
The following were chosen for the
coming year:
i" Trustees John Dreher, M.' Mot-
sehenbacher and John Brett.
The altar society elected Mrs. Mot.
scheubacber as president, Mrs. M. Me.
Andrews vie president, and Mrs.
uyron Noud as secretary. This soci
ety Will bold Its first maatlii. ..
.Thursday afternoon In th. assembly
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DEVOLUTION IN HNLAKD
LONDON, Jan. H. Th. long
lhrat.o.d revolution la Finland has'
now broken out la th. sastera pro
vinces, according to wrd received
her. today,
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