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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-13
.GUARDSMEN Sing
ON MARCH BACK
FROM PUNCHBOWL
LIST Battalion Spends Day and
Night Camped Out, and Six
Companies are Inspected

Swinging along at route step, and
singing as they came, the LIST Battal-
ion. National Guard Of Hawaii, re.
turned from camp and drill in Punch.
bowl crater yesterday afternoon about
3 O'Clock. Many of the men were tired
and footsore, and not few had pain
full sunburRs, hat all were in high
spirits and eager for a repetition Of
the experience. .-.
The 1st Battalion left the Armory
at $3.50 o'clock Saturday evening, and
scaled the sides OF PunchboWl single
file by steep and rocky trail Ar
rived at the camp site In the crater,
tents were pitched before dark, and
the hot supper which the cooks had,
prepared in advance disappeared with
amazing rapiIity. Regubl. army dis.
cipline prevailed, and camp patrolled
all niglt.
Sunday morning skirmish drills,
open order formation drills and yari-
Gus technical problems were worked
out. Maj. VI. NJ. johnson was In com
mand Of the battalion. Al noon the
men cooked their own dinners in the
open, under the instruction OF ser
geant-instructors from the regular
army. After dinner CAMP was struck,
and many observers on The slopes or
Tantalus commented on the raPidity
with which the battalion got away
from the crater. ..@ ~" J.. r.
Yesterday morning the End Rattal-
ion, and Companies X and L of the
Bird Battalion underwent inspection
nv Brig Gen Saffauet I Johnson and
Col. Charles s. Lincoln at the Armory
and in the Palace grounds. The Ist
win have inspection next SUNDAY.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-13
GREAT NORTHERN
Dinner DANCE
AT HEINIE

A dinner dance will be held this
evening at Heinie's Tavern in honor
of the passengers and officers of tn.
S. S. Great Northern, which arrived
from the coast this morning. 49,
A special attraction Will be featured
tonight in the California duo occurring
at11. 11:45 and 1880 O'Clock in char
aeter and fancy dances. The pepu-
lar soprano Miss Grace Thomson,
will also entertain between dances.
Officers of the army and navy, their
ladies, tourists and local society PEG
pie are cordially invited.--Adv i:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-13
COMPANY r ATTENDS F..
SHARRATT FUNERAL

officers and members of Company
+, list Regiment. National Guard of
Hawaii, attended the funeral of Sgt
EgBert ]. Sharratt held from the I'M
dertaking parlors of NJ. E. Silva. in a
body yesterday afternoon. Rev. Leo
pold Knoll of st. Andrews Cathedral
ofheiated. Interment was in Nuuanu
cemetery. -. .~.
Sgt. Sharratt's mother, Mrs. Caro-.
line Sharratt, and his sister, Mrs. E.
H. Hartman, came from their home
on Hawaii TO attend the funeral.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-13
FORT KAMEHAMEHA
NEWS.

The following is the program Of the
concert to be played by the Coast Ar
tillery band y. +. SafTanek conduct
ing. at Fort Kamehameha this after
noon at 5:2o:
Overture, Rienzi' j.. .,,......, Wagner
Waltzes from The Sporting Maid
.............. .....,..:...-..... ReinhaTdt
N elodies from M lie Modiste". ....--
2 ..s.......,5..ss...-....... Herbert
The King of France with 10000
Men Marched Up the Hill and
Down Again" ......<-.,...,,..,S ouza
Second Hungarian Rhapsody"
" ~ -. -
The last of the concrete walks are
now being laid In the post and the
filling in of the low places has begun.
When the grass is planted this post
will be one of the beauty spots of the
islands. The roads leading to the post
are now in very good condition, which
makes trip out to Kamehameha
worth while. ::.'
Since Capt. French installed the or,
chestra in the auditorium during the
moving picture performances the pat
rons have been expressing much more
than heretofore, and it is
hoped this will be permanent fea-
ture as it has frightened UP the even
ings wonderfully. ,..~... T. ..~.#
~ " III. .......##
The officers greatly enjoyed the
hop which took place Friday evening
from until II O'Clock, and it is con-
templated holding one every two
weeks while the cool season lasts. !
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-13

Under the provisions OF General Or
ders No. 81, War Department 1914,
the. following named enlisted men will
be discharged from the Army by the
commanding officers of their respec-
tive stations, by purchase: Sergeant
Harry w McGIuskey, Hospital Corps,
Department Hospital, Honolulu, and
Private David A. Kline, Company NJ,
1st Infantry /. Schofield Barracks, X.
T.
Sergeant Samuel Fl. BgFne, Com
pany ], I'd Infantry, is transferred as a
private to Company ID, LIST Infantry,
and will proceed to Sehofield Bar
racks, FL. T.
Major Herbert O. Williams, inspec-
tor general, upon his arrival in this
city on or about the 14th instant is
assigned to duty as assistant to the
Department Inspector, with station in
this city from date OF reporting.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-13

Building permits issued at the city
and county Offices during last week
call for an expenditure of $20,227. 20.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-13
ORDERSOF THE
HAWAIIAN DEPT.

Musician Mark Jenkins. 10th Com
pany. Coast Artillery Corps, Fort de
Russy, II. T., will proceed TO this city
this date, reporting on arrival to the
department adjutant for duty at these
headquarters. .....
Under the provisions Of General Cd
GERS No. 81, war department, 1914, the
following named enlisted men will be
discharged from the army Dy the eom'
n,anding general, Schofield Barracks,
h.. T., by purchase Pvts. Elmer B.
SchriYer and Meyer J. Rubin. Com.
pany e, tst Infantry.
/. The following transfers OF enlist
ed men are ordered: Psts. Byron l..
King, l43rd Company, Coast Artillery
CorEs. and Arthur G Estes, Company
G, End Infantry, to the Hospital
Corps, Department Hospital, Honolu.
lu, T. II. liz.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-13
1sT INFANTRY NOTES

A furlough for three months and
% days was granted to 1st Sergt.
Mack Evans, Company r. with the
privilege to visit In the United States.
~ ~
Pvt Jack Hagel, Headquarters
Company. is transferred to the Attn
Cavalry.
Pvt Nick Sibre. Company f. is de
tailed on special duty as iaborer on
the golf course.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-13

command
corps by Nicholas
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-13

Hearing on a writ of mandamus
brought by Manuel Goldwater against
the board of dental examiners has
been continued in Circuit Judge Ash
ford's court until $3.50 O'Clock next
Wednesday morning Goldwater pc
titions that the dental board show
cause why he. should not be given a
license 10 practise in the territory.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11
CITY HAS CLEAR
TITLE TO CANAL
oEGos 70 WATER RloArs FROM
rhiRrv.rAReC LlvG Riohrs or.
ogago agcoaogo-cirv's POS.
SESSION 10 CLEAR

When the city council last evening
directed sss to be paid TO County Clerk
Dcl.ap for recording the thiriy'thrcc
deeds to water rights under the An
keny canal. the last important step was
taken TO forever close the ditta, The
thirty.thrce deeds. which include all
living rights In the canal. will be- re-
corded today.
For some time the city has been quiet
L. buying up the rights Of all persons
" no claimed water from tho ditch Two
rights are still out. but no person with
a clear title can be- located.
According to city Attorney 0roes.
beck. the ownership Of the city to tho
.Ankcny canal can row never be- sue.
ccssfully contested In court
No water will BE- run In the canal
ais summer, Only the carrying out Of
. few legal formaiities with the United
States now stands In the way OF actu.
al tilling Of the canal with dirt These
ARE expected to BE- carried out soon. ~
The city and government already arr
in agreement on them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11
RESERVATION OPENING
oGrs GOOD PUOl,c,rv

The movement on the part OF klam.
ath Commercial Club and other inter.
csts TO secure the opening Of klamath
Indian reservation is securing much
needed and valuable publicity In the
last. according to clipping from the
Argus Press Clipping bureau OF New
York. the Financial American. publish.
ed in New York. has printed = splcndid
Article by Secretary Fred Fleet Of the
Commercial Club. The paper included
on introduction to tho article.
According to Secretary Fleet. pub.
licity By Eastern publications Of such
standing AZ the Financial American
will help nightly to get the bill to
,pen the reservation through congress.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11

To look ones best and feel ones
best Is TO enjoy an Inside bath each
morning TO aush from the system the
previous days waste. sour fsrmsnta-
tions and poisonous toxins before Il
Is absorbed into tho blood. Just ~
coal. when It burns. leaves behind q
certain amount OF incomb bustible ma
terlal In the form Of ashes. 20 the food
and drink taken each day leave In the
alimentary organs certain amount
OF indlgestibls material. which. II not
eliminated. form toxins and poisons
which are then sucked into the blood
through the very ducts which are in.
tended 70 suck In only nourlshmeut 10
sustain the body.
u you want 10 sss the GLOW Of
healthy bloom in your cheeks. 10 go
your skio get clearer aud clearer. you
are told TO drink every morning upou
arising. . glass OF hot water with q
tsaspoonful OF limestone phosphate in
H. which Is harmless means OF wssh.
ing the waste material and toxins
.so@ the stomach. liver. kidneys and
bowels. thus cleansing. swsstsnins
ana purifying The satiss slinsstsry
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11
tract. besors putting more food into

trnct. bcsors putting more food into
the stomach.
Girls and women with saliow skins.
'i'er spots. pimplss or pailid con-
piexion. also those who wake up with
coated tongue. bad taste. nasty
breath. others who are bothered with
headaches. bilious spslls. acid ston.
ach or constipation. should begin this
phosphated hot water drinking and
are assured OF very pronounce re-
suits in one or two weeks.
\ quarter pound Of limestone phos-
phate costs very little q the drug
store but is suficisut 70 demoustrets
'na' Just ~ soap and hos watse
cleanses. purinss and frsshsas The
SKIN on the outside. 20 hot water and
limestone phosphate act on The issjds
o'sans We must always consider
tHat internal sanitation ID vastly more
important than outside cleanliness.
because the skia pores DO not absorb
Impurities Into the blood, while bowel
pores DO.
Women who desire 70 enhance The
'sauty OF their complexion should Just
ny 'ais Tor week and notice results.
lAdvestiseuens)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11
OREGON ANIMAL
LIFE IS STUDIED
UNIVERSITY CONDUCTING STATE.
WOE sruoy or BIOLOGICAL
eoRMs-aAas SPECIMENS eoa
the MUSEUM

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu'
gene. July ll,---Rare birds and animals
seldom or never before reported as ex,
listing in Oregon. are being found high
In the Cascades by the members Of the
University Of Oregon biological survey
camp above oakridge. This camp Is
established IN the interests Of collect.
ing specimens for the university mu.
scum. The hunting and trapping is un.
der the direction of A..C Shelton, cura.
tor Of the museum. who spends most Of
his vacations In this way In far parts OF
/ he state. He Is assisted this year BY
Frank Scaiefe and Jack Montague.
One Of the rare specimens Is 4 red
eyed vireo. a smalk bird reported b.
fore from this state. which Is very rare,
Another rare specimen. obtained IL q
hermit thrush. which In probably sim
liar to the Alaska bird Of the same
name. .t,
The survey camp viii spend ave
weeks in the region forty miles north
'of Crater Lake and around Diamond
peak.
The survey this year includes birds,
mammals. insects. reptiles and amphib.
ians." said Professor John =. Bovard,
head Of the department OF biology. un.
der which the survey is conducted.
This Is just part OF big survey
OF the entire state which we are taking
for the university. Last year We spent
some time on the cosst. and again this
spring. and are now hign In the noun !
tain region. Another year we hope to
80 into the Eastern Oregon region. and
will then have a survey across the
state. We expect after that to 20 Into
other regions Of the state to get repre-
sentative animals for the university
museum A comparison between the
specimens from the Western and East.
ern sides Of fhe Cascades will Be
mada."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11
GAY WILL FARM
FOR CALIFORNIA
KLAMATH FARMER 70 sUccGss.
Fut APPLICANT eoR POSITION
As FARMER FOR CALIFORNIA
POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL

Grant Gay. for the last few years q
farmer Of Klamath county. win leave
tomorrow morning for San Luis Obs.
po. Calf. to enter the employ Of the
California state polytechnic school. Mr..
Gay will supertntend the farm work At
the school
When he was In California last fall
Mr.. Gay took the examination for this
position. and among q list Of 800 appli
cants ranked second.
Mr.. Gay formerly fsrmed the Van
Valkenburg ranch on the Keno road,
and this summer has been In the en-.
ploy OF Ellis Young. farmer Of the
Lost River section.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11
LEGAL NOTICES



Notice Inviting Proposals. 10 Purchase
city Of Merrill Refundins Bonds
and Water Bonds,
s.alea proposals. Will 10 received b.
Tie iiccoider OF the city 0s Merrill.
Oregon. until August ~. 1916. at the
hour OF \ o'clock y, M. tat which time
proposals. To purchase will be opened
and considrrcdl for the purchase of
So. 500. or any part thereof. city OF
Merrill r.fanding bonds. payable Jul,
I. 1891. with the option VI the city TO
pay them. or any Of them In numerical
order. from aud after July J., 1891: said
bonds to be issued In denominations OF
5000 and one bond In the sum Ut $500
Also for the purchase of $1,000 OF an,
part thereof Of water bonds. payable
July !. 1886. In denominations Of $500.
said bonds are issued for tho pur.
pose ~ fefundins the outstanding
warrants OF the city. aud for the pur.
pose Of providing water and Ore pro.
lection. all under the provisions Of sec.
'ion i36 OF the charter Of the City Ut
Merrill.
Said bonds are 10 bear interest AT
the rate designated Ia tho SUCCESSFUL
bid. not to exceed per cont per an
mum. payable scmi,Annuaily on July I
and January I Of each year. at the
ONCE Of the treasurer of ssid city. Ia
United States gold coin.
Each proposal to purchase must b.
by u check. certified By
some responsible banking insiitsiioa.
10 the amount Of 6 per cent os the pro
posai. made payable 10 the Recorder
of Merrill Proposals must - sealed
and endorsed Proposal to Purchase
bonds" or Proposal To puf.
chase Water Bonds.'
Tho council reserves the right TO t~-
Ieet any and all bids.
Dated ~ Merrill. Orsgon. July Z.
1916
FRANK d. OLNBY.
Recorder Of the City Of Merrill. Orssoa
7.3ot
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11
FEN FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
oaUoassT sAvs LADIES ARE
vs.ssa RECIPE OF sAeG TEA
AND SULPHUR

Ua1f tAat lnses In coaor ana instrs,
- uAea u fA1es. tsrns cray. dan and
nDoasas. = caused by . lack Il salpAnz
= u hair. Our sraAdnotAsr naas %
. u1xtnEo q Sass Tea and Sulphur "a
- ~ lselu 1ask ana bsaatiful and
0saDan1B q vonsa ana nsa vAs
vaIus tAas svsa ceaolr. that bsautiful
1nst sha1s e hair which u % attract
~. - ealy tAis old tine recipe.
Nsun1nys ~ est dis fanoas mig
tass imOsovsd ~ ths aAditioa a Other
lAue6isats ~ askiAg at any drug store
~ - esat bottls q -wysths Sass
- 0ulDhnr Cenpoand." which dark.
- ~ Aair - aatsrslly. - svsaly,
~ ns1eay en- Dessihlv ten n Aas
- aDO,1el. Yea ~ lanpsa .
IUnnGD - ~ bsusA vitA u anA dsaw
- thFsaGA ysar hair. TAXING eas
nnnn sesan1 q . tina ~ Ueening
- nv hqlr alsaDosars: bst vhat -
1Gn1s ~ hAiss v1th WyseAs 0ass
- 0nOAn9 Csmoeun1 = tAat ~
- hoanfaDazlv AAsheaing IL hair
~ . ~ aDplieakiaaA 1t also brinss
- ~ sines all, ,lsstss. aal gives II
d qooqnsnaee - ahun1aneA
VS1116 ~ ~ 01lDhnr O.
1nn1 = ! lsn6l1fo tsl1se ssGulslts
gegt - = yssthfsl sSeear
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11
PEOPLE SHOULD WAKE UP

t0-
IOr,.~..A ...S.-. !" .~S ......s. - =
= -. -,, 80 -
..,- ), - - rs e 80 =.
~ - ~ :. -1.N
ono her. raco,ni,a. m. vain. IN .h,.
section of keeninr the streams ve,,
stoched With voune nsh .o that th,s
anort viii cont,npe ,naeAn,te,v ana
TIM. result IN /. vear,v incr.... NJ the
tour,st travel vet the lmore..,on .eems
IN ,r.v.,, ths. onr .,r..u. I'm
stock themselves v,thont .nv eeort nm
our mart or that out.,derx vin do for
ma vhat - .hould - sa.A a. an opnor.
tunitv to do for opr.a,v..
Occasionally one heer. tam NJ the
poesihil,tv a. .ecur,nr . s.h h.tcherv
IN til. cou,t~ -. ~. reoc,. ...,n N
expeet thi. I'm come v,.hou. .nv ~.
fort ON thsir part VIM Demand. srom
every sect,on AZ the stat. for hatch.
er,ea ans, ernena,ture ~ money ,or 1,.h
ana ,.r,e nrofect,on the
.tate Commission /. NOT .uinr 70 hu,,d
. hatchery here unless the peop,e shov
IN . decided manner that th.v r.n,
,pe
c,- -
j. .,.-ns. !. -. .....-,-s..s -
.. ~. ~ .Ie ess'ou = nv fe
mr. an the.e much re.s.t, corc...,or.
,in.,e h.n6e., ana .,or. Tn.v .horla
,aek him nm ~ ~. e1o,t. ana .hov ,n
! puha,c manner that klamath countv
: = unit IN n. reove.t for . h.tehev
Wa hsve : vsrr ,noa .,,.&.h,r. .,..
ion NJ sneoeer cr.e. Init IN. snc,t,on !
= entir.1v vrft Tor /. A.seAeu rn,.
: r.comi,ed hv The comm,..,oc :. |
rel n the ,oc.l naool. rrc,r ,A,. !
tation hundred. - tl,o,,..nl,, ~ v,o,,r. /
- haya -. uh.r.t.,s - n. No. /;
nd .frsam. a. IT, .ou.tv .na .r.r . |
reetsr numher ~. h..r .n,,r.a o,,, |
8 oeher .ect,o,, - ~. .t,,. vn.-.i
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11
{ Written for the United Prsss)

Written for the United Press)
NEW YORK. July l1.-"Reyolution
ary movement and open treason have
been the cause Of the present plight q
the Armenians in Asia Minor. accord
ing to DR.. Ahmed Emin. editor Of the
Constantinople Tanin, a. Get forth In
his story. The Other Side.- recently
Erinted in the press Of the United
States.
When the Turks conquered Armenia
500 years ago there were 10000. 900
ATmenians in that country. Today
there are hardly 10000 Of them all
o1er the world. The $1,000. 900 Armsn.
ians perished as the result Of periodic
annual and daily massaeres at the
hands Of the Turns.
A fanatic may consider this the work
OF . humane race"-the Turks-ao6
indulge in pointing out the faults Of
other nations to justify the barbaric
acts OF Its own. The assimilation Of
The Armenians Is q historic impossibij.
Ity. Even the Turkish practice Of cut.
ting the tongue Of every Armenian
when he failed to SPEAK In Turkish did
not mako successfui the assimilation
poiicy of the Ottoman sovernmsat
BY what sense Of Justice. then. docs
he Turk argue In favor of his own
government ~ . sivsr oe freedom q
1nEuase What does TIE eeatiemaa
mean by 'freedom a community C
be does not wish to contradict Aatfy
he OATS Of the Ottoman ruisss
Thirty thousand Armsnians were
nassacred in Adana Il ths han0s a
he so-called Young Turkish party to
scs-soon after the proelamatscn a !
ne constitutional sovssnmeat- Fire
'cmen we're cruciAed. One a Tie
'odsss. stin % The cross. vas thrown
nse - savsr and he Mood staiasd
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11

waves Of the river to where the Chrfs
tian battleships were anchored. To In,
mind OF our critic this may Be -abso
lutte equality with the Turks.-
not long ago the government sen,
ofnctal doctors to "vaccinate" the Ar
n,enian children Of the town of Ze;tun
Instead Of injecting vaccine serum
teey Injected poison. and 900 childre,
died In one night II this Il the vort
q humane race what might Be III
brutal deeds
NY own experience in the massacre
ct 1885 and 1886 are stiIl fresh in my
memory. and II necessary can enup,.
crate tales Of horror which heard and
fsv. With all these cruel inaictions,
instead Of fostering revenge. one Ar.
n'enian political party held The bloody
hands Of the committee Of union ana
prosress. saying that Il ID enough. Ne
are brothsrs: let Us work for the vel.
fare Of the country.
The Armenian revolutionary move
r'ent was the child Of persecution at
me hands Of the Turkish government
When apparently . change took place
In Turkey In 1903. the revolutionary
rarties automatically became political
parties.
Suppose that few ArmenIans or 4
Toup OF them had coaspirsd against
ne government Why vsrs not those
lirectly responsible punisAed? DSd tAe
United States deport and massacre The
German population because a ths lav.
ess acts Of . few msmbers a that
'ationaiity! Did Great Britain put to
ne sword the Irish peopis-mea, 70
asn and ehildren-hscauss a IL prss-
mt upFising.
BY what loste. then. can Turkey jus-
ny the burning drowning eaubsaas
nd dIins In taeesssivahas vays a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11


Armenian men. women and children
because Of the alleged participation oi
a few Armenians In reasonable act. ,
When the war broke out the Armea.
ian men Of military age were sen, TO
the front to dig trenches and do other
menial work. They were finally dis.
tributed among the Turkish VILLAGES
and killed. Who was II. then. thar m.
belled. The old men. women and the
children!
The Armenian language belongs IN
the lndo-E European while the Turkish
language is . mixture OF Persian. Ara.
bic and Turkish. which consists Of
about 500 words Relleiously the Ar.
mentans are Christians. while ,hs
Turks are Nohammedans. Generally
speaking. there is social similarity b..
tween the majority Of the peopIe a.
the world. Particularly speakins. the
.'nes OF social habits are sharply drawn
between the Turks and the Armen.a,.
The exterminatioo policy Of tn
Issks vas followed even By su.tas
saim canoony. It y a old q are the
turkish invasions. The disappea ranc..
nA - PEI cent Of the Armenian popul..
Iiaa snd the attempts made oy our
sr'f.c to justify The unsosaksblo crirae
y the Turkish government shows that
lr. Ahmed Enin d . true exponent q
.ohaninsdan theology. which justiaes
!ne telling Of ns when It -ayerts evil
rom Q noslaas
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11
SAYS Armenian Revolt
Child Of Turk Abuses

NoeA
associated with Western state college, reply 10
OF D Ahmed ~ editor Of the Consntnople
concerning Armenian the urh. In
ouestins that his he writer saws
4 would prefer under N. .,orv
am doing this in order Of m
family OF who Turkey The rest were ke
by the Turks within use name vou nav
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11

Special bulletins describing the vork
and equipment oe ths schools oe archi.
lecture. commerce.. jouEaalisn and lav
have bssa issusd ~ IL Univeuity oe
osse'a. and vin - ssst ftss - aSsH-
eaaiaa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11

Ministers OF all denominations will
gather at the University Of Oregon for
the last week In July for the annual
Oregon interdenominational conference
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11

Phompt attention given b rental col.
lsetIens. chiieots I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11
Scattered Shots

LET THE other fellow do it, has
been the attitude Of the people Of
Klamath county too long. It's time to
set busy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11

OTHER SECTIONS are spending
real money for things Klamath could
secure simply By asking for them
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11

Z THE FOURTH OF JULY is passed,
and after that come the July Clearance
sales. Arc you readye
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11

II Is HOPED that the red tape OF
the government win not delay M
necessarily the Anal closing a the An
keny canal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-11

FUTURE CANDIDATES for mayor
VII have to And . new platform. nov
that The Anksay canal nuisance Il prac-
tically settled. II certainly served tor
. eood many ysara-