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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1919
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.AFTER SIX MONTHS
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. PEBSHIHE HUJtS OPPflSESHEPDRT
"Instruction In I'li'iicli uiiim in
H In initially im good ich I tint -ivmi
Aliliirlcnii Kit I vrnl t Icti." nalil Ki.t-
'(illil Lloiltciiuiil Kiuesl Null, who l"
IT TE5TIFK OF COIITTEE
i l.'riiir
... i.i i.il. l.ill
'" """"""' itiriiKil lo Klmimth Fulls mi Thum
I'nl im ii mil .
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II I'MPplf ' " ,. .. , (Iliy IIIUIIIIIK. III!''! hlX IIIOIIlllH (Ultr
I 1.1 tiki
IUI tf " "'""" " sens iluty wtlli tlinOrdnniioi (orpit
lk llrl!l"r-
"The iur
wo hove on linml won't
i Null wim rnrtiiiuitii enough in get
tllll (l(rtlt lilt V lo spend four
liionthn ill I Im I'liivnritlly if Hiii
ili'iitu. along with .')(( other Aincil
I'on soldiers Inntructlon nt French
Auiciliun (miu ml Iti-hix-M to Ti-sill)
Heroic i onuicsslfiuiil Mlili.C.itiiiiill
He ln Pails, lim-MlKitllHK Wm I
lli'luirliui'iil expenditures, i
Telcgimn Sent to Hakcr Tlinl l.oi,
(llilltlllill llCIIIOtlllt, )pHISI-s (l.
hii Miuln h Itcpiihllimin mi (lie
Spliltc ('nnililliiiis.
tllllvitmltlcit huh opened tn Amcrriiiti tl(
with ilio majority on tho report mado'l(,"nt'. after an Jnqticat, decided that
win. ii huh nudii eonuuuing mi imuH-jiiy thu Hcptibllcaiift on Thursday, it.l''"th was duo to natural causes,
ligation In France. f,tii,.r ,(.pir,., that ho defended tho probably heart failure.
IVmhliiK's n-fiiHil raiiBod the ifisit- artlon of tho spnif.o corporation In' Tho deceased was quite well known
nn of a Joint kt.itcnii'iit by Hepro connection with the Pleasant Luke among tho mlllmen In this territory.
ftiiimuiYca itoinl c Johnson mid On- r,.iii-.,...i ,,,i ,.., ..m., i ,(i,..
tv(i iiiiu natiiiiiiin in uuiiiittvo-
ear h lllnml. expressing regret thin torn .Washington. U-u said likewise
v 'Mill' tllcri) dllOll III I" a rOllllIrt Ill'tWCIill .1..., ... I...II, 1 . 1, lll I.I... lin-itHitni-lnrnr.. thn Inc. h.nn
II ...1. ...I. .. .1 11 .mmi. ,,..- i(wiii;igu Lin- 1.1 lilt mill UL iiuilll ...-..... ..., WJV mov utivu Ul
"' """'l'i "' "" " "I I I.I III Inrv lin.l i Ivl nnllmrlll... t
ticiillniiiil iiihuiitur.es, ns wll an a
coiiipielieniilv.i iithlnlli' program,
wiih Iiiuuku ruled In order to keen
hinty while uwnltlug
p.iMtiK" to America
Null wiih toiiiuilimlmicil nt
I ft IS, nftcr wimplcilng IiIb iitollm- lno Kovornmnt.
Ituiry training In ordiutncu work ut
' lutoatlho k." i mo ........,
rorjrmaii In '' , ,
' Robctli " V'"",,r" ,m ,0 ,,
ii. ih. moit nrrmt'iK ti l for MiRiir
.,..- ihMr lunnly cuihIMh of tn
'rtund no morn Hi lhl.Th Win
...v firofcry rompany innl (Jnrlclt'n
lrmr itoru both Imwt from 30 to
r" I. i- Mr Itnrlch mild "'"
,Mt " "-" ., . . ..,ti, Holdlcrn
.... .Ii.winlin III tl 11 ll' l.'.'i '.--
,...,t ttnva a huck who nHkcd for It
NaUr b would l ' l m?lnt" II fr
.,,ir for ntiotlier iln) .
Tbe ierli)umit' of tlm MtiKitr (iliort.
Ulllb;iioniUilciit In that Man
It nrEhrnian, wholcmilo Krorcry
(!Im, baven't a mrk of miKiir In
(j,ir warcliouM' They lnivo no n-
i bit? orJfrpil ll n-acli hcr. Thlnm
Uiiibolno priarloim condition
for ll iltf t Iwot hrfori tho lirnt melon, " ' lie piiiim on cniirlni:
(crop will Imncrt"'! and ruflncil llm l nivumiiy or oick.im in th.- fill
lata coraracrclHl miRnr. An for fnnn
liinftr, H,lll Im impoitilhlii lo olilnln
' r for month. naordlnR to lorni
! istrtbinu.
I Tbtrsar? rutnoni on every limit) n
!.. ikA nn rif tint ulinrlnt!. A r
. Id in? iuv n. -- -
I sort tm out todiy that llm mlmltiU-
I'Altls, Auk so - (icncrul 1'cr-,
bIiIiik rcfum-d to tciitlfy heforo the
Niili-iiiiiiiiilll.-c of tlirvn miiiiiliurH of
FORMER KLAMATHITE
I DIES, SLEEPING IN
HORNBROOK HOTEL
Hdward llolison, who has.hcon a
r.-nldent of this sf-tlon for a numhor
of yearn was found dead In his room
In n Hornhrook hotel Wednesday
inornliiK Ho had Konc to Hornhrook
from this tlty tho day before and had
Kpent tho ovonlne with his sister, ap
parently belnp In his usual spirits and
health. Tho next morning ho was
raram
0111 STREET
Tciit.rhe-root I-'iontnge Adjoin'
liiK Weitcrn I'nlon Telcjjrapli Co.
Tun based by II, W. I'imiIc Mtier
ty Tbenter L'ndcr Construction.
I'OHTI.AN'n. Allir. 30 A mnnrl
was leleKraphed to Secrotary of War f"u'"l ''ad In his room. Ho wan fully
I Haker today that Hepresentatlvo I.ea, ''re.'1""'' an'l lying on his bed as If
1 California IJomorrat on thn snrucn In, reHtliiK, death evidently comlnc whllo
e rritiKroHMtoiiul coimnlii.-i. mm m 1 .... .. . 1... i..t iu. -- - m.1.1
-l. Il.- l.v II,.. i.,.v.,r. I fulln... " , .i..;uiiii,; LomilllllOO .IOOK I8SUO " "" ' " u.ui.ui m a.0n.luu
' ' '" 1 I'eiHiimicB-iiy inn war ileinirtuieut
IllK (ho KlKiilm; of tho nrnilMIre IM w,,, .lh 1.,.,.,. ,.,,.., ,. , 1IiM
Kor a number of years ho has been
employed as watchman by tho various
III rt S'lplirntK Rtlltcmvnt llhlllll lle-l lrniil-liri,l-li, ll... mnlnrllv n.t.orr
tliii Uiihurnliy of OriKun. II" InM'l-.'elarcil that the iren..r.-il' .iritn,. n. ....t ...... .... ,, .-..
" ' -"- ' nun nun 1 11 411 inn vuiiruuri wtcii in r:m
1111 uxouipio or liiillfiiirenro mid con maturely In passing Judgment. Ho
u.nin Rii.jii miring inn eniiro war further said ho saw no reason to
by the War Department toward thu iiunntlon the .good Judgment of tho
wmb.'B nf the people ami their repi- men now salvaging tho spruce prop
i titatit pm ' crtics.
I I. ltan was not Justified. Tho Call- which being In tho employ of tho Al
fornla Democrats tailed attention to'Konia Lumber company. Being a suf-
ed at llrent In Orloher. ulid wan with
tho llrltlsh forrcM for nome lime at '
lloilen, the nrctin of tint ImrillliK ut
Joiitl of Afi lie left r-'rahn In
,Mur'li. Ullil wiui illhOluirE'-il nt null-
In (Oinpli'le his (olleKlule c urnc
KKillT TMOI'MVIl VII MKVIs
.vr ui:itui:i.i:v i.vstih tidn
Official Labor Day Program Monday
.Sjimu Will be Held 1111 MhIii Siicci. Ilelween Sexcntli
Mm Hub I'l-oinptli nt 'J :io p. tit. I mler the
of ( . I:. .Milniiinii
I'.lRllt thllllMIII.I htlllll'lllH im In it
tendiinn. nt the l'nl irilly of Ctil-i
mtlon bad blamed It to prnfllwrlng Ifoinlu, nceurdlng to word rorehod'
leathipattof llirt maiiiifafturrMThn by ltov K. V" I.uw rente. paMnr of
; reflarl'lalra llwii i'er foiisiiiiit'" Ilio I'rcsbyicrlan ehiireh. from ("lar-l
j ml cniler-prfxltifiinn of raw mater- cafe WIIIIuiiIk. fonnor ir-kto hoi-f btitwcen Klflh anil SlxthStrceis
tl bat brougnt on the tmgnr piintc. blurk. wlume stnml occupies U10 plot; Cfaptaln Applcgnto
TM W renr innirnimn tuni 1110 or Ktounil on 'llm olil wnirl liouiie'
AuAU A.llll..A.AlVtftAnto.llBtfeAlM u-.... It I. ---.- ..ld. A ft' L
miioBrri.iii im ,..,. .... .. u.,u .,..nin ,awu. no in now MiuiyuiR journal. 1 Float. With Labor Oay's Quinu, SIIsh i:hcr Uorllngs
11 t u uuriiiK liiu war pcriun,. niiu um ill Hit? Horkolpy IpstHailyii ' Klnmnth Falls Hrah
UfflMooiy a tew poiinus encn weei:
mill nlitli Streets,
Dlreitlou
.MoitMM; i'i;(x;it..M
'I'arado marts promptly at in a ni from Mocso Hall. Klamaih Avenue.
I.lno-up fia follews:
Captain Leu
Maypr Struhlo and Speakers' 1
and Attendant Ladles
rahs Haud
Car'ncntnr'g l.'nlon Ko.'lOO .
, .. 'V'. . darponier"R Union Float
MIllmQli nnU OoxmaKcU IXcnl I'nlofi lla. 1TG1 ,,
lloMnuHCis Flont
Unrbora' Union
i,t HarberB I'nlon Flont
Mlscv'llanoous UnlonH, -1 , ,
Hiifliie.ts and Commercial. Firms unit Floats,
Kxorclsos 'nt grounds, Sownth and Main Streets, will open with tho
tlurlnV the'iionu and evenltiK mtuU. NallgnoJ Annhtin. "Star Spangled Hanner," by Mrs. A. J. Ilustamcnte, ac
compauluil by Hand-
Address of Welcotno Hon. I. II. Struhlo. Mayor
Invocation Kevs. K. 1', Lawrence, Trim bio, Hugh Mnroiiall
AddressCM in Kngllsh and Itnllnn Stephen llaralls. Weed, California
n W. Sleeman. Portland, Oregon,
"ijanv
!," Ik wnrklnn. III wu thrniigh
nrliilbl by I'OokltiK lreuktus( for o
rbti fiunlly lu4llerkclcv, and wnltlnR
on tub!.' fur a gmiip of rtenlor glrU
This In thn liircckt'Vnrnnment-nf '
(ffbta tbe crorerymun renllteil their mty university In Anicrirn. nfCordln
Hlrettriln thin week they rut down u, s-itilm." n. I1I8 ui..n frlaniU
-catbeialiy of to product. 4Pomo- ,,,. h,iXj d.jj,, (!J . . a,diw'
iwn am iinuuiiK their san 01 natty mau tlll, ivomIiiiShii ,.ullH. '
r o ).ou cnva nun oiuuni 01 niwiu1
lll ttll In iM lot. i '
Whstoier the eatie of tho present
lirkotiuRar oo thing l known, and
J ttK Ii that the l'nctflo const has us
' J moro than Its allotment and tho
t fflfrnniflt Id ntiwwlrt.l lit ut.nt It tn
; V-lMHItHI IB 4I"-'IMI J D.'' lit
lr tbc mtu.iiion In the opinion' of
IM local tllatnlHllnrs
Tbero Is a part of a car lond of
ae tapir m id Minis today bo-
' lons'nit lo tho M.if.in flrocnry Com- " '
piayvblch will i npiKirtloned out '"" ,,"l" tn .iiitiif .r tim iieicn.
.- ...L ... .... t l.'l ..tl. I- Ill I... I. ..I. I
1 1 w ra gruci ry tnrp in town n.-M "r '" .." .' !""
wk, mil thlu will relievo tho slltia. "l "'" '''B'1 lt'1'"' beginning Sop-
Hon lo 0 rertnin extent As serious te"1,,ur 2nd. iiml contlnultiK through'
the iltuatloa Is here, reports from ",0 ,wo f""w'K ilnyn. September!
ilwon and hlirwui mate mat Kluin- :,rtl "'"' u' T'"' "mt'iiciilon will ho-
iihCountyutho litfat mockml enimiv Kin "l 'J .10 n in Tuesday morning.
ferrr from creeping paralysis, he was!
forced about a year ago, to quit work, '
and since then has lived in this city, '
occupying a small cabin la the rear '
of tho Run Storo,
If.. Is ximived by a wife and two
daughters, the former living In Horn
brook, ono daughter, Sirs. Hat tie (
Kaghdulc. at I'ellcan City, tho other,
Mrs Illllle Williams, at lierkeley.
The funeral wan held at Hornhrook
Heal estate transaction continues
arthely over Klamath Falls, tho
most recent being the consumma
tion yesterday afternoon whereby
H. W. I'oole, owner of the Liberty
Theater, purchased a 25-foot front
age on Main 3treet. adjoining tho
building occupied by tho Western
Union Telegraph Company. Tho
property was purchased from A. A.
Dellman. , ,
Mr. I'oolo will erect within a short
time a two-story brick building on
hlM newly acqurled property that ho
Intends to make a credit to MIa
fctreet, and In keeping with tho prop
erty values of that section.
Construction of the new Liberty
Theater, directly back cf his new
property. Is already under way, and
it is expected that the roof will - bo
on before the heavy snows of winter.
Hut a month ago today Mr. Poolo
consummated a deal through P.'pil.
Ilteldy
UNUSUAL INTEREST
MANIFESTED IN BIG' ;
TEACHER'S MEETING
V
In Oregon today
This year's liiHiltuto promlflos to n
of unusual value mil Interest since
Mate supnrlnteudtMt of schools, J. A. I
Churchill, will bo here. Ho will ills-1
cum the new course of study In Its,
relation to the recently adopted text
hooks I
A law passed nt the last Statu Le-J
i;li:luUiro compels the teaching of
Physical training. This subject will J
"'r Iliiuiii to Wink In Smith. "I"0 receive much attention 11 1 tho in
ni Cidlfurniu without (iiilulnu; Mtltillii under the dltectlon of I'rofes-1
Klnijli. i,(iii(rKS .,(IM( Ui, sor Ilarglss of the 111 partmeut of phy
Tlilt'l Olllir. nfii education ut the Oregon Agrl-1
1SMT1
IS DMD IIP
Mrl
i:vi:xts
t Teutj-He 'nnl Itaic for llojs fuller la Veai-s.
Flrsr I,ri.e - One dollar cash
Second 1'rl'e liox Candy
" Titriil).li iuil Diisb for (Hi Is l'ndcr ia Veui-s. -
First I'rle Fancy Hox Cand
Second 1'rlr.e Ilox .Candy.
:t Scciitj.c Vnril Itace for lliiis. III Years mid Under.
Flrht l'rlo Flashlight (McDaniers Illectrlc Co.J.
Sect nil I'rlzo llox Candv.
I Mtj ui Hun fur ti'lils. III Veiu-s anil Under.
Fust I'rlzo Speclul llox Candy
Second I'lUe- llox Candy.
.1 Mixed Sliec Itiuc Ten Vaiils, for Uojs.
First I'rUe - Fliihhllght (Link 1th or Clectrlc Co.). t
Second Prize- Laige Package Long Uranch Wafers.
Thlul Pil7.e--llox Candy.
(I ()tu lllinilix'il Y1111I llisli, Coiillueil tn Union Men Only.
First Pilre Silk Shirt (Drew Cleaning Co.).
Second Prize -Hu Union Made Cigars (McDonald's Poul.Uoom).
Tlilrd Prize- Meerbchauin Clgarhobler.
7 Scicntl-flic Y1111I Dasli, lor Winking Women mil).
First I'irc Silk Waist (I lot tor's Dry Goods Store).
Second PrUe FIvo Pounds Collee (Sunset Groteiy).
Third Prize--Hox Candy
H One lliiutlicil Y1111I Dash, Men's ISace, Freo for All.
First Prize- Made to Order Trousers (Dodge, Tailor).
and Kerns Brothers for.pos
cr-ftfTjtnn tf nti - . i lli Iln a AO
Thursday, burial being In tho local', "" . """"' - - -
m torv if tot frontage on Klamath avenue.
' 1, Plans for the new Liberty Theater
ccar am -KTTsi-NT'r-ir ,n,)lra,e (llat II "'" l)e modern In ev-
SEAMAN MONTGOMERY ctv sens(. am, w, take carp o the
MAKES IS JOURNEYS growing demand of Klamath Falls
FROM U. S. TO FRANCE r,5PIe tor n,e' c'ass amusements.
1 Tho theater will seat 1.S0D People,
T It Montgomery better known and will have a 40-foot stage, which
to his in iny frlpnds here as "Ted." will accommodate the big road,
nrrhcil in Klamath Falls last nlght'shows that are expected to play hero
after spending two. and a half yearn; when direct rail connection Is open
in the navy Ho was discharged at ed up:
Bremerton navy yards on Thursday,:
August, 2Sth. Montgomery Is the 'PLANS IN READINESS '
son of Mr and Mrs. L. V Montgr.'tn-i
ory of 701 Fifth street.
"Ted" enlisted In Klamath Falls1
soon after the United States entered I 1AOOr wlu come ,IUO us
the war. He was stationed for 8omotMondar w,th oue of the blEest c?le
time on tho cruiser Huntington. ! Nations that has ever been staged la
FOR CELEBRATION
which plied between New York and
11 rest. All told he made fifteen
round trips from tho United State
to Franco. Ho rated as a seaman
Klamath Falls on the national holt.
day. t , ,
All Is In readiness for the carrying
out of the day's program that tho lo
an.! was fortunate enough to secure cal committee has spared no effort
several shoro leaves, which enabled
him to seo Paris and many other
points of interest In Frinee. He ex
pects to remain in Klamath Falls for
some time
IT
u
deer mm
to mnke the best possible. From the
start of tho parad. in tho morning to
the early hours of Tuesday morning
there will be something doing all
the while.
Much Interest ts being evidenced
over the races that aro scheduled for
the afternoon as well as .the drawing
for prizes nt the dance In the evening
at the open-air rt'vlllon at KIghth
and Main Street. Valuable cash and
merchandise prizes, donated by th
merchants cf the towu, will be
awarded.
1-0S AN0BI.B8, Aug. 30. ITnc
' all striking stenm toad engln
m mil men mid other tmiployvs
"jolted hack to work today, follow-
. iub vote that wits taken
11 10 '""'MIiiiio tho strike.
The flm passnngoi train In
??5' 0,i'1h of tl,,, ,,, ,w.
"" that It win I,,, .,, ,,,.. ,,.,,....
cultural College.
last
ten
TULE LAKE MARGIN
LANDS ARE OPENED
Proposals will bo tecelvetl at tho
offlco of thn U. S. liuclamatlou Serv
ice nt Klnmiitli Falls, Oregon until 2
o'clock, September 8th, nt which time
they will bo publicly opuued for tho
lousing of lnnds on tho margin of
0nftlBl,m ..1 ...
"" .mails.
PoJICo Worn fn. 1 . ' Tub Lake,
" the gonnrnl .1?.' ,toro.0,',0 I Full list of tho lnnds under consld
" tat,. .. ;. """ loany'
rltrons nli,i...i . .. .. '
returnM. ortlck0,H- All tho strikers
lol.' El.r0n'"",Sl0 ''t Without
"T rlKhis,
Vw" " ',"' TO HKMWr
-uiwAi, (jit.i.(i
.ANUS
"" U. Tt
t In
"ior of rir..
nti
oration urn sliowu on plats posted in
tho offlco of tho tl. S. Koclnmntlon j
Sorvlro, mid tho post offices at Klam- (
nth Falls, M11II11, Merrill. Midland, j
Fort Klamath, Oonnnzn, Dairy, Lor
ellu, and Tale Luko, all of whlclt aro
In Oregon, Thoy aro llkowlso posted
In tho Dorrla ami Straw post offices 1
In California, ltlght Ih rosorvotl to re-
Joct liny or all bids and to wulvo tech- '
nlcal dutoctH as tho best Interests of
tho sorvlco may require.
's, itHsoclato Torostry
Kn, left thlH innin.
Kaon i0;', . 7 w"" w C- Vim
Und f ' tak0 tl,0" "vor tho
"kCouaty. a8ternpart KUm-
! ? th" trip U to select
th. . , ua 'I tho eaitnrn n.. . ... ... ..... , -1 A
county thn. . w ruin will eiuaa lu.uuseivuutu w
i m the Lr:r,,,e "Pt nnM M iho
""i resorvo,
Tho Kvonlng Herald will not
publish Monday, September 1st.
on account of Labor Day being n
nntlon-wldo and state holiday,
All business hous.08 In Klamath
Second Prize- llox Cigars (McDonald's Peel Itoom)
II Sixty Yintl Ituce for Mnrrleil Yiinien.
First Prize- One Ham (Palace Market ).
" Second Prle- Five Pounds Coffco.
10 K;ii .Mint's Itittf, 'JO(l Pniiiiils iiml (Iter.
Flist P1I0 llox Cigars (Lawrence's Cigar Storo).
Second Prize Fountain Pen (Whitman Drug Co.).
II Stout Ladles' lEm'c, I'lflj Yiuils, IT.'i poiuuls or Out.
Flist Prlo- Sack f Flour (Itoborts & Whltmore).
Socoutl Prize- llox Candy
Itt Twcntj-lho ICgg-iind-Spnim Itnce for l.utlles.
Flist Prize Ono Gallon Ittigtio Hlver wpplo Iluttor (Mrs. I. A
Humphreys),
Second I'rle- Hox Candy.
lil Out- lliinilieil Yin-il Slow lilt') do Hare,
First Prize -Meal Ticket (Jewel Cafe).
Second Prize $2 IW) Merchandise Order (Ilrowno llros.).
I 1 I'le.Uatlng Contest.
First Prize -One Package Long Ilrauch Wafors (Mrs. Humphreys).
Second Prize One llox Candy.
15 t'i'iicker.l.'atllig Contest, lor ( lillilreu.
First Prize Tht ee Packages Wheatnuts (.Mrs. Humphreys).
Second Prize- llox Candy
III Niill'llrhlug Contest, Whes noil Daiiglitris of Union Men Only.
First Pilro--$5.00 Merchandise Order (Illrvl Ilakory).
Second Prize- Sack Flour (Mm tin llros.).
17 Sewing Contest, Whes anil Dangliteis Union Men Only.
First Prize $5 00 Merclmndlso Order (Hirvl Uakory).
Second Prize Sack Flour (Martin llros.).
IH (Jlt.VND MAIN llVKXT TU(! W WMl COXTKST
Tenuis llepreseiitlug
CAltPKXTKHS I.OCAI. Xo, Itlll ersus IIOXMAKKUS' LOCAL Xn.lTdl
First Prize $21.00 Cash. Second Prize $12.00 Cash
Tho above cash prizes worn donated by tho following establishments:
First Statu and Savlugs Hunk $G,00 $10.00
Klamath State Hank 10.00
First National Hank 10.00
K. Sugiirmun 10.00
Martin's 5c & 10c Storo 1,00
111 Capture of (Ireascd Vlg.
KVKNIXG l'HOOHAM
Tho Evening Program will consist of a Mammoth Opon-AIr Danco at
tho Pnvlllnn, Main Streot, between Seventh and' Eighth Streets, under tho
direction of Mr. O. H, Hurst. Dancing at S p. ui,
ino arrow 01 sporttiom points to cr-MATTID nAI7M CAVC
the hills an.l nearby country -the SENATOR OWEN bAYS
haunt of tho buck deer. LODGE IS PARTISAN
Deer season opens Monday, Sep-
tomber 1st. In that It is likewise WASHINGTON, D. C , Aug. 30.
Labor Day, sportsmen are taking ad-' Democratic Senator Owen of Okla
vautago of tho two-day rest period noma. In replying to Senator Lodge's
by getting nn early start to bring arguments against tho unreserved
down tho tlrst buck of tho 1910 ratification of the peace treaty, said
season. 1 that Lodge was blinded by partisan-
Many hunters loft the early part ship and distrust of popular lnstltu
of tho week" for tholr fuvorito tlons.
haunts. Most any home that houses Ho further declared that Lodge
a deer hunter has been busy wlthjoe"eves in tho rule of the few over
tho'cleanlng of a 30-30 rlflo thnt bus the many,
rested for ten months or more. Sport
stores und gentlemen's furnishing 1 BUYS 1IOMK
shops In towu are displaying flaring'
red caps the supposed safeguard ot Harry Ulchardsou, proprietor of
tho door hunter. 'tho Donbounier, today closed a roal
.And when you nro 011 your deer 1 estate deal in which he became the
hunt crulso, don't forget that dove 'owner of tho homo in which ho has
season llkowlso opens. Advices sent been living for several years. Th
to "Harney" Chambers, proprietor ot property was formerly owned by J.
Chambers Gun Storo on Main street,! Fred Goeller, and Is situated on
by farmers over tho county. Indicate South IMvorside street.
that thero wore never before so
many does. Lnngoll Valley is
swarming with (lows. Sportsmon
claim that this is unusual, in thnt
thn miilnrllv nt 11... .1.,.. l..... ........l
...w ...,jw.., it. iiiu nui L-a ,iuu unuui j
iy migrated to- warmer climate by
this time of tho year.
About all "Barney" Chambers has
boen doing the past few days Is writ
ing hunter's llconso. Old, middle
aged and young huntors, trained and
green, aro planning on pacing tho
hills In search ot deer.
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WIM IjKAVE mondat.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Poland will
leave on Monday for a two month'
visit to Chicago and Atlantlo City
points.
HIT FOR RUSSIA
PAIUS. Aug. 30. A modornly
oqulpped German army of 40,000
men assembled at Lltzuahla, and are
preparing to march Into Russia on
the protonso of trying to aid Admiral
Kolchak, according to advices re
ceived here,
Gormans talk freely of coming to
an understanding between German,
Russia and Japan.
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