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KLAMATH COUNTY
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OFFICIAL MIWVAniff
OF KLAMATH FALLi'
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, FRIDAY,! JUNE 14, 1918
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POPULAR KLAMATH YOUNG MAM
HAYS THKRK IN OOI.N'O TO UE A
XKW HOXO WITH HJg COMPANY
FEATURED IN CHORUS
IK REPULSED
Jnnif H. Clnrkson. once editor of
RICAXH 11KPULHK VIOLENT thr lh Moines Register, and first aa-
TTAt'KH-At NTIU t.(MII. T,HUn! !,0H'"'aMcr. ,ncr' ,n ,he "
uii'i ui i-ri'niiiriii immnun, in ocaa ai
K ATTACKS OX ITAI.IAX LINE ltu hro of 7fi rar. Ho was called
"(lie ht-adinian" because as assistant
piiHiinnBlcr Ki'ncrnl he was merciless
In dlsmlHsltiK from office Democratic
iioKtmaslrrH who had btM appointed
(By Associated Press.) ' to tnp ptCes of Itcpubllcans In the
srmaa attacks on each side of first administration
French salient between Mont
r and Bullions bnvo been def-
ilr checked.
lalted In their rush toward Com
ae and unable to outflank the
ich by onslaughts southwest ot
os the enemy hns apparently
bla plunging tnctlcs.
le has shown no doslro to try a
Ital attack but attempted to out-
Ik the French along the formld-
natural barrier of the Com
ma forest.
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Ilens or the Flanders tector In The boiler now Is In poslstlon and as
attempt to cut through to the soon as other equipment Is recelred
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AT ROW
inel porta.
aa Americans celebrated the an-
srsary of the arrival of the Am-
i It will bo Initialled so that everything
may bo In roadliioss when the (rait
svnson opens.
Tho cannlnc ulant at Green also
n troope by repulsing violent. W,( operate this season, It Is under-
u oa Belleau wood, taking1 stood. The canneries are under dlf.
y prisoners and machine gum. fercnt managements
o American airmen droppod
Hbs over tho enemy's lines. They
troyed two Qerman pianos and
vo down another.
(Austria-Hungarian force yester-
launched an attack against the
llan llnea on the Cady summit and
stlcello ridge. Tho attack waa
ken up by the Italians.
LOCAL PHYSICIAN RETURNS
"GENE RETURNS
FLOUR TO PORTLANIl
EUGENE, Juno 14. Ono carload
white flour already ha been sunt
Eugene to Portland, after hav-
been turned In by tho merchants
this city. Another carload soon
II bo aeat. according to Ooorge
ayle, managing secretary of the
Dr. A. A. Houln has rcturnod from
waaU'h Htnv ut Dorrls. where he
'attended the practlro of Dr. A. A.
Atchison while tho latter wag tak
ing examinations for entrance to
the service at San Francisco. Dr.
Soule reports a small pox scare dur
Ing.whlcb there was talk of vaccin
ating all residents, but thinks the
danger has now passed over.
WIATHIR RIPORT
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Oregon Fair, Cooler tonight
Just as soon (a they turn Lloyd
Low and his bunch In the 103rd Flold
demount squadron loose on the Oer
mans, they are going Jo chase thorn
right back through Berlin. Any one
doubting this fact can read It for
themselves In a letter recolved by
Mrs.C. C. Low from the ez-doputy
sheriff. Lloyd declares that when
they are let out there Is going to bo
a new song and his bunch Is going
to he mentioned In the chorus.
He writes that he had a fine trip
across the Atlantic without getting
In the least seasick. Army life, be
declares, grows more Interesting ev
ery day. A warm endorsement of
the Y. M. C. A. Is given. The writer
says the boys find It everywhere they
go. Tobacco la cheaper there than
here. Candy la rather scarce, but
they manage to get all that la good
for them. The boys ar now at rest
rump, but aro anxious to get to the
front lines.
STATE M
INSPECTOR IS
Elks Celebrate Birth
Ot "Old Glory" Tonight
Public Invited to Splendid Program and
Impressive Ceremonies Honoring
Stars and Stripes. Service Flag
Dedicated. Noted Men
From Outside the City
to Participate
Investigating His .01 If) flftslTO
$300,m Deposit K K U V
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SHOPS IN KLAMATH AND LAKE
COU.VQIHH FOUND TO BB IN
F1RHT CLASS CONDITION
FOUR MEN EXAMINED HERE
In cast portion. Warmer Sat-
A nriliv In wnit nor (Ion! mod-
e county war board and aisliu1 erato westerly winds.
food administrator of Lane coun-
!
President Lee Cantrall of the
state board of barber examiners,
came in yesterday with Mrs. Cantrall
from Lakevlew on a trip ot official
Inspection. He made a trip yester
day afternoon with a deputy Inspec
tor, Mr. James E. Swansea, to Mer
rill.
Four barber Vn Klamath Falls
were given examination. Mr. Can-
trail pronounced tho sbopa In both
Lake and Klamath counties to bo In
excellent condition.
Being a good, loyal Elk, Inspector
Cantrall gave the private shop at
the Elks club especial attention at
tho Initiation ceremonies lut oven
ing. Ho left with Mr. Cantrall for
Aabland thl morning.
The general public of Klamath
Fall and surrounding country will
be guoHta this evening at a most
Impressive patriotic service in com
memoration of of the, birth of the
American flag. Tho, Elks lodge,
which Is primarily a patriotic order,
has customarily observed this day
with appropriate exercises and un
usual preparations have been made
on thla occasion. It Is thought most
fitting that at thla time the beauti
ful Service flag honoring the 42
members In tbe serveee, be dedicated
with proper ceremonies.
Frank Irvine of the Oregon Jour
nal, a man whose ability Is recog-.
nlied widely over' tho Pacific coast,
will make the principal address
of the evening, and W. Lair Thomp
son of Portland will dedicate the
Service flag. The exercises will
be held In the open air on Main
street In front ot the temple. Fol
lowing Is tho pregram:
1. "Star Spangled Banner Band.
2. Introductory exercises Exalt
ed Ruler and officers.
3. Prayer Chaplain.
4. Vocal Solo, "When the Boys
Come Home" Agusta Parker.
5. History of the Flag Brother
E, D. Johnson.
6. Selection Liberty Chorus,
7. Altar Service Esquire and Of
ficers. 8. Elks' Tribute to tbe Flag Bro.
R. C. Oroesbeck.
9. Medley ot Old Favorite Airs
Band.
10. Dedication of Service Flag
Bro. W. Lair Thompson.
11. Vocal Solo Louise Voye.
12. Violin Ogllgato Harry Bnrel.
13. Address Frank Irvine, of
Portland, Oregon.
14. "The Star Spangled Banner."
Liberty Chorus, Band and Aud
ience. 16. Closing.
Name of the boy representing
tbe stars In the Service Flag:
Will W. Adams, R. 8. Adam's, K.
K Ambrose, H. B. Barry, J. R.
Burns, R. L. Carter, J. H. Carna
hnn, J. H. Carter, James Claire Clark,
F. P. Cronsmlller, Jr., Perry O.
DeLap, H. E. Gets, E. T. Glvan, E.
D. Everett, R. R. Hamilton, C. A.
Horton, R. E. Hanlon, J. B. Hos
klna. W. P. Jobnnion, R. A. John
son, Glen Jester, A. H. Loewo, L. L.
Low, James Lytic, J. M. Malone, L,
W. Mchaffey, O. D. Mattliows, W. H,
Flsk, H. C. Mcrryman, Oeo. Nlts-
chclm, D. W. Parker. H. L. Prltch
ard, Alex Shlve, J. E. SUemore. Oeo
Stevensonn, J. H. Btutx, C. D. Tar
lor, Garrett Von Riper, C. E. Whee
ler, H. C, Wlnslow, R. C. Watt.
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DIG ATTACK OF HUNS HAS piKD
DOWN ENEMY COMPLETELY
REPULSED IN LOCAL ATTACKS
ARTILLERY CONTINUES
Noted Irish Aviator
Has Miraculous Escape
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n Antonio, Junoa 14. Lieu-. a uermiu pmvu. --
P Pat OBrlea ot the Royal! aped wUh IDt ouU an)I brulMi
ptlah tlylag corps, who la In tbeLbout the face,
fclled States after escaplag from Ho leaves for Richmond, Col,
GERMAN TROOPS
INEASTBREAK
RUSS TREATY
LONDON, Juno 14,. The Ooraasi
in Ukrala are making a sew move-
most outward, tan vlolatlag to
line ot demarkatioa, agfoM upon.
according to the Russian governmaat.
A dispatch was sent from tho Rus
sians protesting, and asking the Ger
mans to retire to their old pmIUom,
PARIS, June 14. The big German
attack baa again died down and tbe
fighting today la confined to local
operation. Between tho forest of
Vlllers Cotteres and tho Chateau
Thierry Including the sector held by
tbe Americans, there wa heavy ar
tillery fighting last night and to
day. Tbe German attack near Anthe
utl to the west of tho Olse, river
has been completely broken up.
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LONDON, June 14. A strong
party of tho enemy thl morning at
tacked tho post recently established
by tbo British to tbo southwest of
Merrl oa tbo Flaadera front. Tho
attack, however, waa completely re
pulsed. (
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1 19 ON CASUALTY UST
WASHINGTON, Juno 14. Tbe
army casualty Hat today ooatalned
119 nanmea . Twenty-nine of tbese
were killed la actios
Leadera In tbe Armenian relief
fund here report that there I now
a total of $837 In the bank and
pledgea have been secured for 1254
additional. Tho sum of 200 has
been previously sent in by Chairman
Siemens, making a total thus far
from tbe county of $1,291.
A number of workers are now
busy throughout the residence dis
trict and parts of the business dis
trict .and aro reported to bave been
meeting with good success. Sever
al of the outside precincts nre yet to
bo heard from and it Is assured that
tbe county will make a very good
showing in the aid of this most
worthy war call.
DIVORCE ACTION FILED
Action for divorce has been filed
In tho otflco ot tbo circuit court
clerk by Hilda Dryer agalnnst George
Dryer, through her attorneyss, Ren
ner and Kent. 'Tho complaint
charges desertion and non support.
NOTICE
Tho ladies of tho Episcopal church
Will hold an Ice cream sale at tho
court house corner, on Fourth' and
Main atreeta, Saturday night, from
6:10 oa. Ico cream cone with Hoo
ver cakes and cookies will be sold.
Senator Charles Humbert, under ar
rest in PaifaHaMaaasWloa wltk Um
Bolo Pasha treason, baa oa deposit
with J.P- Merge ft Go., In" New York'
City $300,000, which he Is believed to
have received from Bolo. An Investi
gation to trace the source ot thl de
posit Is being made.
ARE AGAIN
OPERATING
NEAR U. S.
VESSELS READY TO LEAVE FOR
TODAY POSTPONE SAILING ON
LEARNING OF SUBMARINM
OFF VIRGINIA COAST
BRITISH STEAMSHIP KEKMUN
SENDS OUT DISTRESeT SIGNALS
AND LATER REPORTED SUNK
CALL FOR AID OFF HATTERAS
HEAVY SHOCK
NEARLY K LLS
ElECTM
Oscar Brenneman of the Callfor
nnla-Oregon Power company, had a
narrow escape from death yesterday
while fixing some telephone wires
In a tree. Hla wrist In some way
came in contact with the llvo wlrea
and 300 volts shot through him.
HI being In the tree Is tbe only
thing which saved bla life. As It is
he bas two bruised spots on each
wrist where the electricity entered
and came out.
NEW YORK PHYSICIAN
HEADS MEDICAL BODY
CHICAGO, Juno 14. Dr. Alexan
der Lambert of New York, was el
ected president ot tbe medical asso
ciation by a vote oof 60 to 67, over
Admiral Bralsted, surgeon general
of tbe navy.
SEDITIOUS TALKER
GETS HEAVY DOSE
OREGON CITY, June 14. E. E.
Kellogg, a retired American farmer,
Was tarred and feathered by a crowd
of 25 men, for alleged remarks ho
bad made against the Red Cross and
Liberty Bonds.
AN ATLANTIC PORT, Juno 14.
Ships now ready to sail aro held
back today "oa tiro 'report sfnb-
marlnea operating 18 miles off tbo
Virginia coast.
An American steamer from tho
West Indies which arrived today, re
ported having picked up a wireless
call for help Tuesday off Cape Hat
teras, from a ship somewhere be
tween her and the shore.
Tbe messasge said that tho ves
sel was being shelled by a Osrmsjv
submarine.
ATLANTIC PORT. June 14. A
British stseamsblp arrived hero to
day and reported receiving wireless
messsges from -tbo British steamer
Keemsn last night, saying that aho
was' being attacked by a submarine,
Two hours later word camo that tho
Keeman was sinking off tho Virginia
coast.
WASHINGTON. D. C, June 14.
Tbe navy department waa advised
today that the British steamer Kee
man, repotted sinking last Bight,
has arrived safe in an Atlatlc port.
LONDON, June 14. Tbe Swedish
steamship Dora waa sunk without
warning, according to a message to
day, presumably by a German sub
marine. Nine of tbe crew were
killed.
CORi'ALLIS MAN DIES AT
AMERICAN LAKE
TACOMA, June 14. Private Earl
C. Bolderback died at tbe Camp
Lewi hospital and hla body baa
been sent to Corvallls, - i
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE
IN JAPAN NOW ON
TOKIO, June 14. An Importantn
conference of Field Marshall, war
minister and prlmier is being held
here.
Big Liner Wrecked
Oft NewfoundlaBd
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an ! rattortad to b kreakiaa.mB. F kj
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