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evidence, which, presented by the
government, tu affirmed' by the de
fendant, but assured tne. jury inai
the caploBase act waa wholly valla.
The Jury waa out five, and a half
hours, mostly spent In assimilating
the tine distinctions between the four
counts.
GREAT PLANS MADE
FOR MOTHERS PARADE
tlio Jury retired to consider the evi
dence. The verdict found him guilty
of three, net of one. He was found
guilty of attempting to Incite Insub
ordination, disloyalty etc., In the mili
tary and naval forces; attempting; to
obstruct recruiting, and uttering
IntiRtMKe tending to Incite, provoke
nnd encourage resistance to the Unit
cd States and to promote the cause
CLEVELAND, 8epf. 14. Eugene of U,e Mm''
V. DEB8 was sentenced to ten yoan I The c0l,nt on wnll he adjudg-
oaeech of life three counts en which ed not """ charged that be oppoe-
ha-was found guilty. The sentences ' c1 tne cauw r tn United States.
run concurrently. Debs was adml' Council for both sides said they
ted1 to $10,000 ball pending on furth- considered Judge Westenhaver'a In-
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structlons fair. They were exhaus-
The parade which will be held
(Saturday September 21, at 7 o'clock
will Include mothers wives, sisters
and children of tho men In service
Under the chairmanship of Mrs,
Jnckson klmball many features are'
being prepared. Thnre has been a
generous response to the request tor
automobiles to be. used In tne parade
Thai Community Singing will be
neld In front of tho Klks bnlidlnr
after the parade nnd the mothers will
be given a place of honor at thla time.
Miss Evelyn Applognte, leader of the
Liberty Chorus, urge all to become
familiar with the list of songs print
ed In Thursday's Herald. Copies of
the 'words will be distributed at the
Blnglng.
President Wilson haa requested
every community to gather in a
Singing at least once a month. There)
could be no raoro fitting time to In
augurate this custom than on thla
occasion when honor Is done' to the
women who have made the supreme
sacrifice. Those .of us left are only
aaked to lend onr voices and dollars.
DEWS Of F0HTMTH
THE WEBSTER BOfJISSING
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Paul C. Rovlck, who Is reported
aa missing In action In today's ens-
- unity list, enlisted from Fort Kin-
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tne instantaneous ucain wnwn nm. of tho mi,r A VMtnu mill. Ills rol
to Lionel R. Webster, former Judge at Ives are said to live In Oakland.
of the Multnomah county court and Cal. , r i
Seven Thousand records In stock
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TO CAMP LEWIS
Of the original ten counts of the.tlve and delivered In a kindly man-
ladlctment but four remained whenner Ho made no comment on the
Purchase a Thrift Stamp before re
tiring. "They work while yaw sleep."
.NOTICE
All who expect to be members of
the Nass, Lake Qua club should get
their receipts today. B. B. SMITH.
prominent Portland attorney, were.
loiq iu pouc omciais nj J. v. ouni-
ner, elevator man and only witness
to the tragedy. v
Webster, a member of the law firm
of Emmons ft Webster, loft hla of
fice on the fourth floor of the Colum
bia building at tho dinner hour and
rang for the elevator.
"I missed the floor' by about alx
Inches," aald the operator this morn- -.... .. w. i
ing. "I opened the door, but told ! vlTh" ' " n, "T,,""' 1 "
Mr. WebsteVto wait. He did not do .KUm'h Fall, last night nan Arthur
this, but attempted to enter, and M,"T," "on m 'ua " ""' " ,fc
stumbled." i aviii, wnen ne recoiveu umirui.--
Sumner eald he ran the cage up tlotfa to report for duty nt Camp
three feet, with Webster still Strug- Lewie- He left for Amorlran Uko
gllng, his feet hanging eut: Aa the this morning,
car came down, the body was crushed Leavltt enlisted last sprint? nnd
and thrown down the shaft. Sumner spent two weeka In training nt the
ran downstairs and called the police Presidio at San Francisco, but failed
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Detective Oolts responded Immediate
ly. 8umner Is being held for investi
gation by the district attorney. De
cision haa not yet been reached aa to
whether an inquest will be held.
Detective Oolts reported finding
the body lylag at the bottom of the
shaft with the head crushed, the
right leg fractured at the ankle. A
setting 'from a ring on Webster'a
finger waa gone.-
Funeral services were held at oae
o'clock (his afternoon. The Rev. W.
O. Eliot, Jr., officiated. Cremation
will ake place later at the Portland
Crematorium. ,
Webster waa JI years of age and
d loag been Identified with the
good roada movement, with 'Juvenile
court work, and with the legal life of
the state.- He. waa a native of New
York. He waa .circuit Judge in Jack
aon aad Klamath countlea for four
yearn. la 1115 he became a member
of the Portland legal firm of Carey
Idlemaa. Maya Webster. At tho
breaking up"ot ihla firm two years
later, Webster aad C. M. Idlemaa
continued thepartaorsalp for five
years. Ho wait a Multaomah county
Judge for two terms from 1101 to
1111, when he waa succeeded by
Judge T. J. Cleeton.
. Never were the ducks more plentiful nor the weather
.conditions more favorable for a successful openhif of
'the duck season.
C THE GUN STORE is prepared to gratify all your
(desires and supply you with every detail essential to a
'successful hunt.
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Gium and ShelU, Rubber Boots, Waterproof
Clotkti, vBelU, Bird Slings in fact, any articla
you may need to make the opening of the duck
season of 1918 a memorable event
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Those present la the sewing room
yesterday were Meadamea Francea
Murphy. B. N. Lewis. C. W. Murphy,
J. McCourt. J. M. Johnson, Nettle
Newbanks. Chaa Balla, J. W. Lladsey.
B. A. Deyo, M. A. Maan, L. E. Sulli
van aad Miss Alto Ralph.
la the surgical dreeslag depart
meat were Meadamea Geo. Watt, J,
A.' Gordon, T. B. McDonald, C. E,
Riley, K. M. Patrick, L. O. Vaa Bel
lea. Chaa. Moore, C. B. Crialer, Chaa.
Martla, E. L. Hosley, Z. O. Kimball,
a. W. RobertoM, Jas Drlacoll.
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tlon. He waa very much disappoint
ed and disgusted aa he thinks he is
as fit aa anyone, so hie call to Cunip
Lewis was received with great Joy.
He la a aatlve Klamath County boy.
aad la the present Worshipful Master
of the local Masonic todge.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Mcdowen are
here on a short business trip from
Susanvllle, where Mr. Mcflowen In
managing the Lassen Box and Lum
ber Company. They expect to return
tomorrow If the conditions of the
roada will permit travelling In an
iltp.
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Ed. V. Price Co's. fine nulls and
overcoato at
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DUCK HUNTKM
Rocky Polat haa all coavealeacea
for a good time with tho Mrds.'Pull
laformatlon at Weetera Traasfer
oce. ll-i'
holds Its own with any of thorn. I
see hundreds of boys who are anx-
loaa to kaow of the opportunities of
tho west and want to locate thero,
aad they will all have an opportunity
after our over aeaa work la completed
and maay of them will be well fixed
ao anything you have to forward or
would Wish ma to do, I will be glad
to do It."
O. D. aeems to be well and hopeful
He will be glad to receive photos
of Klamath scenes that he can back
up his deacriptlona of the Klamath
country.
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Royal Tailored Halts aad Over
coate at
11-tt K. K. K. BTOHK
Look over the Mm Haa of suits aad
overcoato at
11-tf K. X. X. STORK.
Tho American Red Cross haa alx-
teea coavalesceat houses in operation
at base aad general army hospitals
la this country, with contracta signed
for similar buildings at the other 29
hospitals.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE New range: coat 175:
will take IBO. Pnone 3S7-M. 14-6
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This Store
Will be-closed all day
Monday on account of
Jewish Holiday
K. Sugarman
Buy Clothing if You Muit, But You
MUST Buy Liberty Bonds.
How Best to
Save!
The question of the day is not whether
or not to save, but HOW BEST TO
SAVE.
The best way to make the start is to
open a Savings Account
The proper time to begin is right now,
when work is plentiful and wages high.
fl The sure method to make progress is jj
thru systematic, regular deposits.
H The right place is in this institution,'
where new accounts are welcome and
depositors are given every possible
banking assistance.
First State &
Savings Bank
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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WAGNER
Folding Carriages and Go-Carls
are aold on woven leading
points thiit make thrm
the mot popular of any
baby rig on the market
tot lay.
1 Tim llghti! in weight
and mont durable.
8 Four bow mohnlr top,
no rrarking or leaking.
8 Well padded scat and
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4Flnel of oil tempered stwrtprlngs, making it comfortable for
5 llaby'a feel are protocol from Klamuth's storms by tho fold
ing storm hood.
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