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Afttr P. II, Allan, who had boost in the Untied Htato navy, wan acquttt d of the chargo of killing an I. W.
W, agitator, who ho wild had reviled lha AmorlcanflaK and then throntime d hi life, acldlora led him In a parade
thru Honolulu,
Enormous War
Profits Shown
Thru Reports
Klamath Inriy News
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tailing a new telephone.
It, V. Ess, who haa purchaaed
I new 'Combine horveater, haa Juit
brotiglit the machine home from Kla
math Falle.
Washington. July 8.Flgures on 1 Ik- maximum Increase profit llat- Arthur Kenylcy of Egways. Cal..
r nmfit. . .mi in i ho ..n. i cd 2.' 83 percent. wa of a food deal. "I ot Thursday with hla aunt, Mrs.
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t lha tro.Miirv In r.nn. to a r.m. "r "" .uuu cnpnai. wnu snowed ' -""
elutlon by Senator llorad of Idaho
calling for Information rewriting
profiteering.
Altho aome cnormoua prof'ti wcro
ahowa, the letter aald the report wna
Incomplete, that for the preaont
names of concern Hated were with
held, aad that "no apodal slgnlfl
caace" ahould be alfichod to tho'
A large number from I'levna anent
July 4th In Klamath Palla, and re
port having had a good time.
1 n toik of 484 per cent In 1910. An
other food concern with $315,000.
inniln 31.75 per cent excess. I
I In clothing t radon n concern with '
'400,000 capital Incrcaicd It profile' , 4.
IS per cent: one with $300,000 capl-
Inl raado nothing, and one with I2S00 vvv.
capital reported 191 per cent In-!
crenird profltH. Mrs. V. P. Rceco li en the sick lUt
Chemical manufacturers' capital week.
Lake Wool Shipments
Are Unusually Heavy
Lakovlow, July 8, Mora than
1,110,000 pouada of wool havo been
ihlpped from Lakovlow during tho
prosont aeaaon, and the total prom li
en to reach cloae to 1,260,000, J. I,
Connor, local agent for the Nevada
Call forn la-Oregon railroad, checked
up the ahlpmenta to June 30 and
found the total to bo 1,110,000
pounda, since which time a fow more
ahlpmenta have beon made. The to
tal for last year wan a little In excess
material Increase for the present
year,
All of the wool of hake county la
by no means ahlppsd from Lakevlew,
much of It going out by way of Band,
v title still other lota are shipped
Irom Klamath Palls. The total out
put of the county for 1918 will no
doubt be close to ono and a halt mil
lion pounds. In addition there are
large numbers of sheep owned by res
idents of tho county that are ranged
and sheared In adjoining counties
and hence the total ahlpmenta do not
by anyi meana Indicate the actual
be a master gaass meeting to be
held this erenUg In the auditorium
as, whlch7aWraas will be made by
official" representatives of the allied
countries, Including England, Canada,
FrascoVBelglasx, Italy, Portugal, Ja.
pan aid China.
Charles M, Schwab la scheduled to
address the' convention tomorrow at
a general session at which the sub
ejet for discussion will be "War Fun
damentals Funds, Puel and Pood."
There will be Interpretative messages
from the United States treasury de
partment, 'United flutes fuel admin
istration and the United States food
administration.
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CAMP IMPROVEMENTS IN 6
MONTHS COST 908,000,000
of 970,000 pounds, showing a very wealth of tho local wool Industry
Mammoth Ad Club
Convention Begins
San Francisco, Julys. Thousands the American Sugar Refining eoau
or aiivrtiin man from avarr sec-.cany: Herbert S. Houston, member
tlon of the United States filled the of the executive committee of tho
Exposition auditorium hero today, j League to Enforce Peace, aad otb
when Temporary Chairman Samuel, era.
Washington, July 8. Additions
and Improvements' to camps during
the six months ending June 1 have
leen finished at an approximate coat
of 111,000,000 under direction of
the construction division of the army.
This figure does not Include the addi
tions to the hospital equipment ot
the camps and cantonments, 'aor the
Improvements made at other army
stations.
The work consisted of additional
bultdlasa for aemaUg tho me aad
providing for their comfort ana
needs. Among the buildings erected
were quarters for officers and Bursas,
repair shops, additional Barracks, cof
fee roasting plaBts, kitchens and bak
eries, theaters, saw roads, general
1 sanitation ana lire prereniioa meas
ures
"Yen's safa" If yen hare an lnanr
aaea peMey fresa the CMlroto agen-
P. Johnston, president cf the conven
tloB ot associated advertising clubs
of the world, called the 'meeting toj
order. The convention first listened
to the annual addrem of William
D'Arcy, president of the Associated,
Advertising Clubs of the World, and!
permanent chairman.
Nearly a score of allied and affll-
Lloyd Kemaaton haa finished Ip- ,ntd organisations are holding their!
A feature of today' program will qr,
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annual meetings during the four con
ventlon days for which delegates
have been arriving here for the past
ten dsys.
Men prominent In all walks of lite
arc Hated to make addressee during
the -four days. Among these are
Charles M. Schwab, head of tho Un
ited States Emergency Fleet corpor
ntlon; Ralnbrldge Colby, of the same
corporation; Oerrlt .Port, of the Un
ited, States' Railway administration;
George Creel, bead of the United
Statea committee on public Informa
nt tlon; Merle Sldencr, chairman of the
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date, aa It was secured rrom Incomn pud proflitc renpoctlvoty Included
and excess proflti returns ns they $34r,,ono, 31 per cent; 9300,000, nono
were filed. jnnd $ 100,000 r8 per cent.
Information roRnrdln capital stock Rome of tho flour mills' capital and
Invested, capital, profits of 1910, ami profit Increpso reported were re
1917. and the percent of oicom of not mnrtlvlv- S5f ahn 11? n ,
Incom. for la.l vtnr ovr 11C wnu nnn nr. .... ,.. onnnn. 0lcnn Stcomnn loft Wcdneads?
Uvea. I per cent; profit. In 1910 ba'lnsMI mfln f0r A,h,Bnd ,0 nUend ,ht
The dairy Intereits listed showed 000 nntl $JCO,000 ; In 1917 $15,- roaeo' ', 1
profit Increases from soro to 180 per 000 capital, 437 per cent. I "
rent' banks up to 80 per contr con-! Among meat packers listed data '
trnttora aa high aa 1190 per cent, and on nono of tho large concerna was
flrur mills aa high aa 437 per cent. I available.
! ICnrl Rlghlmlor tind family spent
, the Fourth at Speuio.' creek fishing
' Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Gentry wen
Mnmath Palla visitor Friday.
national vigilance committee of the
Associated Advertising Clubs ot the'
World; Earl D. Tladst, president of
Notice Is hereby given that oa or before sixty daya from the first day
of July, 1911, the County Court of Klaaaata County, Oregon, will. In
open court, cancell all warraaU lathe baada of the County Clerk of
said County, which hava beea isaued aad aot protested for a period of
seven years of mora prior to the first day of July 1911, also all warraata
will be held for naught, aad paymeat thereof stopped, where It ap
pears that same hava' been protested for a period of seven years prior
to the first day of July, 1911, aad hava been duly called by tho County
Treaaurer but not presented for paymeat.
The following list ahowa the Barnes of payees, date, number aad
amount aa shown by warraata to be acted upoa by tho Coaaty Court aa
above atated.
WarraaU received from the Couaty Clerk but aot pretested: NONE.
WarraaU protested by tho Couatv Treasurer aad called: NONE.
Warrants la the hands ot the County Clark:
Name.
W. H. Qrow.
A. C. Mulleuax . .
Mrs. Dollle Mills
Goo. P. Seeds ...
P. W. Ounderlack
R. O. Gardner . .
V.,A." Jones
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Data.
.Nor. I, lit
. . Nor. II, 1919
. . Jaa. II, 1911
..Jaa II, 1911
. .Jan. II, 1911
..Jan. II, 1911
.. May SI. 1911
Fund.
Oeaeral
Oeaeral
Oeaeral
General
General
General
Qensrat
Number.
sien
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11131
11114
11713
11714
SS799
Amouat
' $ 1.14
i.oe
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.00
MILLS ADDITION LOTS
Buy a lot In Mills or Darrow addi
tions, close to the Industrial canter.
Soma are priced as low aa 9 IIS on
aaay terms. Will take your Liberty
Bonds at par. Bee Chllcote 133
Mala street 'll-tf
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State of Oregon, Couaty of Klamath, as.
I, C. R. DeUp. Couaty Clerk ot tho above named Couaty aad State,
hereby certify that the wlthla aad foregoing la a true aad correct list
of County WarraaU subject to cancellatloa aa the same appear ot record
In my office and In my earn aad custody.
' In witness whereof, I have hereunto aet ay band aad affixed the
aeal of the County Court, thla 17th day of Juae, 1911. ,
(SEAL) C. R. DeLAP. Couaty Clark.
1-8-15-lt " T By Loyd R. DeLAP, Deputy.
As the Battle Line in France Stands Today
Big Engineers Meet
In Portland Saturday
Portland, July 8. The Importanco
of co-operatloB between all civil en
glaaara tbruout the northwest will
be oao of the topics dwelt on at, the
quarterly meeting of the Northwest
era Society of Highway Engineers to
be hold In thla city July II, at which
highway engineers of Oregon, Wash
lagtoa, Idaho aad Montana will be
BfaaanL
Preeldeat Herbert Nunn, who will
proaMe, will make aa address on the
necessity for co-operation at this
time. R. II. Thompson, consulting
engineer of Seattle, will deliver an
address on tho advisability of enact
ing lawa for the registration of pro
fessional engineers. This will be dis
cussed by M, C. Dennett, division en.
glneer of tho Oregon state highway
department, C. P. Keyser,. superin
tendent ot parka of Portland and H.
H. Abry, roadmaster of Columbia
tounty, Oregon. '
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Rations In Berlin
Decidedly Scant
Amsterdam, July 8. The present
rations In Berlin are as follows, the
4)aBtltlaa being for one persfn for
ono week!
' Bread aad flour, 4 pounds; 'butter
and margarlno I 1-1 ounces; pota
toes, 7 pouads; meat 4 1-1 ounces;
aoasa, 1 1-4 ounces; sausage 1 3-4
ouaeee; sugar I ounce. ,
Is addltloa, each parson la allowed
one egg a month. Milk Is provided
only for children under six years, ot
age and for Invalids,
Take tha squeak out of thoaa
wheals" with flpokatlta. Telfora
Bros, Garage. - ll-ttt
Surety bond while you wait. .Boo
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The big battle line on the Westara Front, to hold which, America Is y .sgm''" Jf'tiY '
centering every thought. Is clearly shrown In tbi above topographical 53W AVfn-
, jnkp, The ground gained by tho eaamy la tho operatloaa alnce tho big " ' , . bh -jSl
offensive began la March la shown between the dotted Una aad tha heavy r "-fx
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Prevent Sickness
When You Can...
One of the bent preventatives
id a good illnlnfectnnt.. aii
cannot afford to tnko rltancH
wltli rewspools, vault or iIIa
eiiito lircolinK M'tH at thin ;
son. .Wo liave all kind of disinter.
UuU liote and ttio rout of any
of Uiem Is tery miimII ronipHrtsil
nltli the good tliey ulll do.
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High Grade
Tailoring f
at reasnauible prices
FIT AND WORKMANSHIP
GUARANTEED
Pure Woolen. -Your Inspec
tlon Invited
Chas. J. Gzek
Bacceasor to Loawo Bros. ,
MERCHANT TAILOR
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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JOHN C. CLEGHOSN
Conaty Bnrvayer
avUKngtoaer
art' AND COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY
SIT Main
Insurance Loans and Abstracts
Real EaUte Loan at O to 8 per
cent
DR. EARL O. WISECARVKR
White Bids. Phone M4
Dentistry and Oral Surgery
DR p. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician 41 Surgeoa
Suite 811, 1, e. O. F. Temple
(over K. K. K. Store)
Phone SB1 . . Res. Phone, SB8R
I ' (Tho only Osteopathic Pbysl
I clan and 8urgeon la Klamath
Palls.)
KATHERINE SCHLEKF, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
White Dldg, In Dr. Hamilton's
office
Office hours 9:30 to 12m., 1:36
to 5 p. m.
Night calls promptly attendsd to
W. D. MILLER
Cement Contractor
Walks, Floors, Foundations. Con
crete Building Blocks, Flues and
Tiles. Ill 8. Sixth St. Phone
WOOD
ORDIR A VIAR'g SUPPLY OP
QRBIN SLAB
New, and havo them dry and un
der caver early In the fall.
Wa also handle Body, Limb
and Block Wood, Ceal and Fuel
Oil.
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