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Returning Hero of Second Marne, Who Refused to Pose Unless
Boys "Who Went Through Hell" With Him Were in Photograph
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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alfalfa where I Pt sulphur this M.UtltlKli Sl'VD.W An'I.Hx,X(
lust spring. " -niirrull Short. i .
"Sulphur l one 'f t" ,u'" invest
ments I ever nindo In connection with
my mucin' " J. W Siemens,
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to :tn a. m. Auto purlins moot nt
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of the grinding or outturn of
.Vows linr Jiixt ..i',
miu'rlngo ol How iru
Muuil Pohrclii'-r v'.i
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o'clock, t the- lion...
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alfalfa liny for feed will lm given.
1 1 :ui ii. in.- -Inspection of mil
plmr diMiiniistrnllou on H. K. McC'luy
niiii'li. whom iliitu will he ut hand
regarding costs, results, etc.
12:. Hi p. in Inspection of HUl
phur ilontoiistnitloii. I. K. Howler
riint'h.
1 :3I) p. in. llnskel luiii'h nt Al-
HllSlllCSS MlMl's ASSO-
rlutlon will furulHh ln creum for the
XKV VOUK. Julv 3' Charm-
that Turkish officials decimated tho
Greek population along th Ulnck Son
Coast. l'"0.mol nii'ti. worn, n nli-l
..i.il.lr..,, living between Slliope mi I
nninu. without tho h.Ml.ll.iK of lilonl liimont ranch.
i.... i... ..iMirliiiilliiK" ilu lc 'tun In
TiirkMi Imtl.s and turning tlioin UnK "Ph- Short Inlkn will ho rIvkii on
rlml out to dlo of pneumonia or oiui-r '
111k In the snow of un Anatolian win-
Iidiii'k llev, I-;. I I ,r
tho I'roshyhirlun Chun n
tlio reriuouy. wlilcli n
hy the Immeitliite rclittiw.
fainllle'. Mr. anil Mri. Dennett will
imiko their Iioiiid on a nearliy ranch.
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, tor tire mnile In a letter from lr.
(leorse I' White, ropreientnthe of
the American Cominltteo for Heller
it. the Near KiimI. nmile public here
today.
Slnope was the birthplace of the
philosopher Diogenes. Dr. While re
calls, tinil Onion Is Just heyoinl Cape
.In.nii which Is still nreserveil III
Coiilley, OrcKon Kxihirlment Sta
t Ion : Professor (I. It. HyHlop, AKrou
oniy Department, Oregon Agricul
tural Cellege: rrofessor K, Ii. Hot
ter, Animal Hushamlry Department,
Oregon Agricultural College.
n::iO p. in. Innpectloii of demon-
si ration on .McCoruack ranch. I
4:. TO p. in. Inspection of pit rIIo,
and suullower crop for same, Talbot'
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Playa All Records at '
Tneir Best
memory of the Argonaut and tho ,ulicl1
Oolileii Klece. The letter, written to
Professor J. I'. Xcnldes, secretary of
the Oreek Holler" Committee here, de
scribed the new method of ridding
NOTH'i: TO TIIK I'CIII.IC
American Hallway Kxpress Coiu-
n:mv (ifflr.i limtrn rfiiiii.ti.iif.linp Au.
the land of Its Inhabitants which, It ,,. ist( xvtl )m frou . m ,
said, was somewhat different rroni ,.:oo p. m. except Sunday All ship
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"I'll pose if you take my men with graph Is the result of the foregoing. In New York after as many as possl- tmit employed by the Turks against menu fur morning trulns must he in
me in the picture. They went through spoken by Lieutenant-General Hunt!- Jjle of the 2,000 or more returning tlle Armenians. c,.u'."t'f'cu I,y " j00,,'iIiU" k
bell with nie, and I want them to be er Liggett. "Hero of the Second doughboys on board the Anultanla Tne worst f the crimes laid to the ' "" . . ar or. Agen .
photographed with nje." This photo- Marne." It was taken on his arrival had crowaed about the general. I Turks, according to Dr. White, were
M"fr-iK"H I'l ! t 'h-H-C-H-C-I-M-X-t-i-t-M-K--C-t -"-M-.--M-fr--X-4.-X--:"4 the deportation of the Creeks along
J the Black Sea coast. The people, ho
I wrote, were crowded lino tne sieuui
rooms of the baths In Chorum under
the pretor.so of "sanitary regula-
Jjtlons" and after being tortured for
'hours were turned out of doors Into
'snow almost kneij-deep, and without
i lodging or food. Their garments..
Jj which had been taken from ttieiii for
! fumigation, were lost, ruined or tol
!cn Most of the victims, Ill-clad and
tuberculosis
dUeasen and
Don't ferget: tho Elks will have a'
committed In the Winters or r.nti convention here August 14, 15 and
L...1 lot -. wlmn firflnrx were Issued for 16. (let busy! I
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"died In swarms" on the way to exile.
the letter declared.
Dr. Whin- said that In the province
of Uafra, where there were more than
29,00ft vfllago Greeks, now less than
ltl.OOO survive and every Greek set
tlement has been burned. Tho num
ber of orphans. Including some Ar
menian and Turkish children. In tho
entire district, It was said, aggregat
ed 60,000 Since the armistice, the
doctor wrote many of the deportee
have been returning to their ruined
homes.
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County AKilculturl.it Tlioma-H lMaji
niiiff a Tour of Inspection That
Will Include Rancher anil Busl
ncss Man.
It is the Intention of County Agri
culturist Thomas to make the most
out of the success that has attended
the use of sulphur on lands in the
I valley, and with that end In view he
Is planning on having an excursion
next Tuesday In which It Is expected
that every rancher and business man
will be a participant. The purpose
Is to show Just what has happened
so that every rancher will join In the
movement to put sulphur on a great
ly Increased acreage next year.
The use of sulphur on alfaJa In
Klamath County Is not entirely new.
The Oregon Experiment Station has
been co-operating with F. T. Nelson,
Hurl Short and Frank McCornack
or at least threo years on this and
other fertilizers. Tho first large
shipment of sulphur was brought In
last spring by Captain J. W. Siem
ens. A largo part of this was used
on the Ankeny ranch. The balance
went out In smaller lots ,and was ap
plied to alfalfa on a number of
ranches, among which were tho Al-
tamont, Qurrell Short, K. E. McClay,
Bruce Gaddls and U. E. Reeder
ranches.
Results from last spring's appli
cation or. suipnur nave been very
gratifying, as indicated by the fol
lowing cemments:
"My Inrestment of $40 for 1,000
I pounds of sulphur last spring win
I mean more than $400 In my pocket
Uhls year. It has meant more than
half of that on mylrst cutting."
U. E. Reeder.
"I lost at least $20 an acre this
year on every acre of alfalfa that I
I did not put sulphur on. I want In
on the first carload that is ordered,
for the balance of my alfalfa." E,
E. McClay.
"I will be ahead more than twenty
tons of hay on twenty acres of my
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