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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04
Glen rpnenc CT NOT.

ct enaeIif Si0Sifriit p%oaitour. al
6e gobe 6piioqnomifere, iom itloerer
bcn memneifcIige Siernc % auiigtetS
SrGt, gipr Jig altfor megeu llleiIig'
beo. Get er nof at fate ct gltf paa
ct MenneiteS Sienbrpn for at uoftn.
De hans &rofter.
SsithopIpeoe Eieubrpn er ct Sean
paa itor ScntimentaIitet, mems De
life poa uogen Waaoe, iauIeoeS iont
alminoeIig outaget, tpoer i9rltg poa
flor Sutclligcn$.
Spnoe Eicubrpu er ct Scgn paa
ioag 2ipsfroit. Spffe, bulfeoe Gien'
brpn tpoer oerimoo paa Ell frattt9
&o%nItitution % itor IegcmItg Utoo.
itanoSfrait.
2unqe, Interchangeable Gieubrpu 'ont
err Iou9t i%iernct ira btnnnoen oeo
Gonoen, tpSer pao 2ipSgIGoe % ct
muutert @empt.
Naar gicnbrpucnc or Inicrc emo
Sopcobaorcne, ioa er oct Tegn poo
Spftnoiombeo. Spoft tcane0c 2tcn'
brpn, iom Iigacr bsit oper RGicroocn
betconrr SnooIcn8 % aurafteriuog.
beo. De fulIorte Sienbrun iom
oiper 4niigtct ct Iforpt 90 ererGiit
llbtrnf, er / 8eQeIeu ltntrpf ior ct
IiocnIfabeIigt temperament.
Rsoc 2ienbrpn ~iortpler ON ser'
oicrrigbco % SeItigbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04

bei6et er finn uSfsrt oeo Saanobortng
90 fun fra to Frtntter.
SUeriloget bar ionr befierSt poa
ca. 100000 ar. Seroi iparcS anita.
geIig Il WtiLlion aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04
On mrrfclin Scifnlbnina. Grll

Sonicu (oer er iiprb meo at IG'e lin
Woros iioitc Routnu); "Stommer
on oia life, emil, oper at laoe oiSIe
fremmcOe Gamer optrGoe | Ioo
praatfuloe Soiletter, nuar Oh life Ell
8ona unoer sin egen Some ct orient
Iigt &oinlme?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04
9anSbrugssS ummisiipnrn.

Zen al grGiioeuten uOnppnte
&ommisiion til of unoerisge Suno.
brugsforbol6ene er ienere bIepet for.
eget meo ct Bar me Reblemmer og
oae ipo er MI / fuIo @irfiombeo.
SmibIertio ifripes Der uiGopanlist
meaet at 6armeiere, 9rugere al 6ar.
me og SpretarIe paa 2anoet. Sper
al oisie fremitiaer i'm SIDE al Saseu
/ BET beoite 2ps, men uiier en- SiIbsi.
ligbeo at flnnore Wooparten. Wange
geretninser er bog meget opunin.
trenoe.
Stfe inn inn bar ! Ell ING alber BE-
gpubt iom Sieneitesutter paa Snr.
men for Iiben 2en, men Dog iparet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04

ireres to sGggeblommer, en- Sheife
baffet Ieriiae, % ct Iioet Gran fin.
buffet @rGsIse eler / Rangel oeraf,
ct Bar Sraaber Se9iaft, - bare iaa.
blot Oct faar en- fern Sanfe al
2saimag. 2ibt SoIt og Ell Iibeu
aIpbe Ritifat tiIiGtteS ogida, iaa
bar man 3 Spiieifcer 6IeSe / % til.
iioIt to itinpiifeoe gGGae6piSer. Oct
formeS Iom Boiler ellcr iou Groauet.
tes og / bper at St2ie gi6r man en-
Iioen Soropbuing pQo oCn enc SIDE
% ruler Dem iaa / finitoote Gract.
ers. Saa bar ma Dem op / fogen.
Sc SmuIt % IaSer ocm foge til De
err Ipiebrune. Oct tn1er omtrent 3
Winuter at foge Dem. Smiblcrtio
bar man en- Gint 2itcr5, tilligemeh
Sufteu Of Dem op t cit @rpoc, illicit
fer "a SbeIfe Ieber % letter ct tet
2aog ODER. Grpoen irttes. buor De
fan boIoes paa &%ogcpuuftet, men
at fo9e - ! , Winuter 'un
bellies Saiten al % Ell Sop rig
Spib Souce tiIi9ttc&. iom mao bare
riatia BARN. SER imooiurrer 'aa
giterierne, mems man Ipagcr Eote'
tes. 9ouernc op poo ct ila0t, oarint
SAB. Stulbe SorhnbuiuQcrne, iom
man bar aiort / &otcte&!S cnerne,
bope broet fla op imNcr Ste9nin9en,
Ioa oier man en- m Iiocn 6oropb'
nina meb 9agiioen al en- Oorm Sslp'
fife. 3 oiSie Sorbnbnin8er bar man
Sc foate 9iters 90 Soucc og Ierperer
set ioa parmt, iom mrIig.
giiiemsrpnssrpS mcO sGblcr.
2 Guorts ganb, y Euun Htien'
arm, ct Guno sgbIcr, Suffer efter
gmoa. @rpnene ~operbGIoeS meo
fooenoc @ano, iGttc& Ocrpon oner ,
foISt ganb. sgbIeruc ltrGIle&, fla
res / SmaoIpffer o8 oItIonmen
imoofoocr / en- GoubIc Boiler ~
Slime. Zen ipiieS Oarm mco Silt'
fer og 3anel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04
Sorluren 8aaielsucr. gOitei.

gn aaIpe.2eper foses, % ripes
paa ct Iipeieru, iaa mart osu er
blepet foIo. Gen repne Wtasie blan-
oes meo TO Stopper imeltet Smsr.
Saften Of en- 2sg, ct balut RunO
Gbampignous (@uibrooms) iom Ell
toat, til De er mere, % Raprita %
Seaeri Salt efter Smag. Set maa
arbeibes rigtig goht iammen og til
iibIt bar man iaa nogIe opifuarur
Srsler Gruiles) / og nogIe Smaa'
itptfer meo Rribrooms, buorpaa hel
fpIoes i en- imurt 5orm og bpRIpes
no mar oet ifal ierperes. Oct ipi'
les folbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04
8nlcrpos EuSbing.

st Eunb 8uIeroo rioes, et baIpi
Eunb rtgtig goo SfsetaIg baffes fin,
0ette blanoes goot mco Ell Sop
britnt Sufter, 3 gGg, ct boIpt 9unS
Roiiner, ct hoIpt GrnO aorinter og
y Guno Sufat, iom oItiammen er
baffet tint. Gn Gint MeI, en- Che.
ffe Salt, en- Sbeife &anel, Ell Sbcife
@ulfat, y Sbeife Relif o9 y Che.
tie Soba iigtes iammen og bIanoe8
mco oct eprige. SiIiioit rsres en-
Sop FUR Melf l. iaa babes oItiammen
op / en- Sorm meo tort 2nng % til.
mes 8 elmer. Cen ipiies enten meo
SarS Sallce eQer meo Gitron Sorce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04
See Cream % 5rrst Sage.

Wan bebsoer baaoe Sponge Cafe,
Srugt Sage og See Cream til oenne
npe Sesiert. See Greamen frpies
fsrIt iaa Den er iom Ell inf @rso, iaa
lpgees ct Sag 0erai / en- 5orm, bet.
oper Ipgees 6rugt Sage, iom er
~Ifaaret / Sfiper, en- CONNIE tpffe.
Ger oper IGages nof ct Sag See
Cream, ino Sponge Cafe og See
Cream sperit, og 8ornen fpIbes %
iaa iuIo, at Den rinoer oper. Saa
lroees ct Stpffe "Sileo Baper"
oper, iom Refer gobt nebooer 81
oerne paa Sormeu; Saaget I9tteS
pua og Ben iGttes / Salt % IS ire
Elmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-04
gOictsr % Giters.

s itore goteter toses / inltet ganS
"a naar De er nlere itampes De og
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
Several Fires.

Shortly after midnight Sunday
morning fire WAS discovered IN the
barn back Of the residence Of f, B..
Coulter. corner of Twelfth avenue
and Sixth street. The building and
contents were destroyed. The ire
was discovered by DR.. and Mrs. c b.
Dyde, aud while the doctor WAS send
ing In the alarm, Mrs. Dyde saw a
man leaving the barn hurriedly so
that 1t is probable that the Gre was
incendiary. The barn belone<i 4tc
C. W Beer and this is the second
barn belonging to him that las beer
burned within comparative shor!
time.
Last Saturday forenoon tie barr
on the Charles Carlson farm neal
Seeley lake vas burned TO tn. grUunt
with contents. The horses were
saved.
Saturday afternoon a, slight tirt
was started at the home Of Atrhul
Strong on Tewelfth street but wa.
quickly extinguished with hand
extinguishsr. The fire was caused
I by an electric wire
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
A COMPARISON.

Fort Collins people have been
claiming a population of anywhere
from two to three thousand more
than Greeley, and they have claimed
1t so persisteptly that some Greeley
people we're beginning to believe It.
What appears TO be reliable Informa-
tion OH the size of our ueighboring
city has now come to hand. Through
an accident it has been learned there
are just 2023 buildings in Fort Col
Iins. The new Greeley directory
shows 1917 buildings in Greeley, or
lust about one hundred less than in
Fort Collins, granting that their
ngures are correct. Figuring four
persons to each building and it
makes bat little difference in the
population of the two cities.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
LExo.ho POLICE COURT

The fining OF number Of promi-
nent Greeley men by Police Magis-
trate Willard, which looked rather
funny last week, may develop into
s1mething not at all humorous, pro-
viding these men can make good on
some Of the charges they make
against the magistrate, 1t is claimed
that he has been acting as spotter,
prosecutor, Judge and beneficiary in
several of these eases, and has in
cluded more in costs than he is le-
gally entitled to, If lie has done
so it should be proven that the peo-
pie may know. II he is within his
rights the people should equally
know, because the thing has been
talked enough on the streets to dam
age a mans reputation seriously.
We want to know: everybody wants
to know.
Possibly the man is right and the
system all wrong: possibly it is thu
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
Climbing ut. McC Clellan

At about the same time that the
Colorado b Southern passenger de-
partment put out beautiful adver-
tisiug folder for the Nit. Mcclellan
or Gray's peak route, known as the
Argentine Central railway, one OF
the local moving picture thaaters
put on lin showing the various
stages of the ascent of that now
famous mountain railway. IL was a
realistic picture and one could easily
imagine himself being pushed rap
idly forward and upward on the pilot
Of one of the mountain climbing en-
glnes, when looking at the pictures.
Indeed this was also the way In
which the picture was secured.
The new folder Is beautiful bit
OF printing and good bit of descrip.
tive work, and tells In word and
picture what the moving picture lin
tells In action
There ia also new and handsome
folder issued by the same road Of the
LOOP Trip"
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
Normal High School

On the afternoon of FRIDAY, March
-, Thursday evening, April 2,
and Friday afternoon, April }, the
music department of the Normal
High school presented the delightful
operetta, Cinderella, the cast
showed ability and training Of very
high character. Considerabe credit
Is due j. c. Kendel, under whose di.
rection the operetta was given.
Cinderella was we'll suggested by
Miss Carpenter aud Miss Snoddy
made charming prince" Miss
Carrithers as the Fairy GodmotheI
and Queen was ideal, while the cruel
sistership of the Misses Wllmarrtl
was quite adequate. Mr.. Keniel az
Papa did not fail to stir the "ris.
ibles. - The singing was of dual.
ity OF very high order. All in all
those privileged to attend enoyed q
tine performance.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
A Pretty Party.

Misses Ethel Patterson and Alice
Gibson entertained q company Of
young friends last Friday evening At
the home Of the former. Many orig.
inal amnsemeDts were provided,
among them being musical guess.
ing contest in which James Carpen-
ter was the prize winner. Miss
Laura Cameron won the prize in a
bird guessing game. Each couple
was then given booklets and maya
zines and the girls told to clip pic
lures to make q life history OF their
partner. Pictures Of childhood, hoy
hood and college as we'll as second
childhood days were arranged In or
der in the booklet. The two hos
tesses were assisted in serving re-
freshments by Howard Patterson.
There were twenty young people
present.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09

other way. Which ever one wrong
sbou,d be corrected. 1t is no( pleas
ant to be hauled into polic} court
and fined with absolutely nd ttia'
or a chance to defend one} self
For, though technically gun Of
violating city ordinance. VI lave
known persons to be accused oi "
worse..ohense and stil be acdp piiied'
We believe that both the y''e"'
and the man are right TO this slent
at least
The city officials say thsr9 must
be some restriction on the ase oi
water. Maybe the polics q urt is
the right institution to regulae this
Maybe it isn't. The police Plasls'
trate is right at least to this ztent
he fines rich and poor alik4 and
makes no more ado over CHARLEY
Wbeeler's fine than over q et OF
John Smith.
What we believe would b better
than both the present ordinanee and
the police court in regulating this
water matter, Is the deputizjpg or
otherwise empowering OF the water
superintendent to 80 and shut oi the
water from the home or propsrty Of
any person violating the nrdioance'
and charging small fee for turning
it on again. the first time. II the
otfense was repeated. make the fee
big enough next time to help .ag-
gard memory. If the offender had a
reasonable defense, he should b. al
lowed to make such defense with
out IL costing him half fortune.
Few OF these water cases could be
made to stick il the victim ot a
short memory cared to fight 1t out
in the higher courts. Usually he
pays his little fine and costs and lets
1t 20 at that, though inwardly know
ing that an injustice has been done
him.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
New Guide Book

Camping in the Rockies and
Vacation Estimates Is the tIt,e of
a neat little booklet Just issued nv
the passenger department Of the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad II
gives description OF practically
every desirable spot for cann,po
hshlns or hunting along thar ramous
scenic route in Colorado and Utah
Estimates of the cost of diIYerent
trips are also made, and the new he.
ginner In outdoor life will lind IL q
useful little guide book to carry
with him on his mountain trip.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
Extension Act Passed.

The act extending the time for
land entry under the desert net was
,,nssed March IS and Is now In force.
rhose who are about TO lose out on
,roir land claims under this act, be"
causs they nave been unable TO
,et water to the land, can now have
IN, time extended in his way; They
must petition the commissioner OF
the general land land office. having
t,o disinterested witnesses to prove
that the reason they have been un'
able to comply with the terms OF the
act is that the irrigation enterprises
that were depended upon to bring
their land under cultivation had not
vet been completed. The act grants
an extension Of three years beyond
the four granted by the original act.
On the same day that this act VA
passed another was also passed CIV
ips entry men under the desert land
act who have lost, relinQuished, or
abandoned their entry, the privilege
of second homestead entry, povided
they have not assigned or rslinquiah-
ed the first right or entry for profit.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09

This is the beginning OF an improve
ment that the Tribune has been
lighting for for two or three years.
1t will do away with the many
ugly and out Of line wooden posts
that have heretofore marred the
beauty of the street. There Will
be no pulling up Of these posts
and horses running away, as has
been the case lately with the old
wooden posts.
Nobody wants to drive the farm
ers from any street, as has been
claimed All anybody asks is that
suitable posts be put in, and start
has now been made that we hope
will result in the same class OF
posts being put in all over town.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
Crawford Ladies

The second entertainer under
the auspices OF the Y. W. c was
given at the Normal chapel asst Fri
day evening. The proceeds 4 the
evening will be added to The Hors.
well lecture fund. The program was
given by the Elective Reallng class
and consisted Of scenes from Gran.
ford. The characters Werp we'll
taken and the entertainment sue.
cess. The cast Of characters includ.
ed Misses Statler, Lynn, Knapp,
Alexander, Daniels, Emory. Sterne.
Bacharach. Hubbei, Sheldon, Marpa.
ret Rlngle, Helen Hayes and lanes
Hayes.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
Una VoCe Dance.

The Una Noce club had Hard
Times dance Wednesday evening
which proved one of the most enjoy
able of the season. The costumes
we're mirth provoking and grotesque
and the decorations we're suggestive
OF hard times and panic. Lam
terms were used for lights, boxes and
benches for seats and punch was
served from keg in tin cups. Paper
flowers we're given as favors The
Grand March was lead by Jack
Mosher and Wilhelmina Mead.
There were thirty-two couples pres
ent.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
presbvterian's Annual Meeting.

The members of the First Presby.
terian church held their annual
meeting for the election of elders
and trustees Wednesday evening.
April l. Rev. r. J. Hunter pre-
sided as moderator at the congrega-
tional meeting. On motion the rule
was suspended and the clerk In.
structed to cast a vote for the re-
election of the retiring elders who
we're B. S. Pier, F. NJ. Scott, J. b.
McGara and Frank Baxter.
L. l.. Wyatt. president OF the
board OF trustees, then took the
chair during the society meeting.
Mr.. Wyatt was reelected and FIG.
Lunbeck elected to fill the place OF
f. r. Kitson. The reports OF the
secretaries and treasures OF the
church, Ladies' Missionary society,
Ladies' Aid society and Christian
Endeavor were read and were exceed
ingly favorable, showing progress
along all lines. An fncrease OF 6a
was made in tho membership during
the year. v. e. Keyes. president Of
the Mems club, made short addreal
on the object Of the club and intro.
duced DR.. Hunter Of Denver, brother
Of the pastor. who made . pleasing
and profitable address on the In
fiuence of the Club In Church Work.
which was followed by social time,
during which refreshments were
served by tho ladies of the church
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
Visit the Great Electric Plant

On the occasion OF the Odd Eel
lows celebration at Lafayette Sat.
urday, April 18th, tho Colorado &
Southern viii make special trip
without charge from Lafayette to
the plant for visitors. Special
train to Lafayette and return leaving
Greeley =. m. Round trip rate e.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
FINALLY GETTING RESULTS,

Two or three OF the merchants ON
each side OF Main street have
put in a neat row OF iron posts and
chains for hitching purposes The
improvement is so great that 1t may
induce every merchant along the
street to follow out the same scheme.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Dcpsrrmen, OF the Interior, L. :
Land ofice. a, Lsk.yi-~, Oregon. June
q. 1908. No,le, is hereby given ,ha,
william Albcu Otcy>oi Dpui-. CaiiiJr
mia. Who. on April 20, 1908. made home.
stead entry No. ?aJ7, Tor Wa Nw'.
SEA Nwi.. MI. swi., Section ".
Township ~ =. Range ] T., Willamette
Meridian. has dl-i notice oi intention
TO mak. Final Five Year rrooi. TO 80
tahli-h claim to the land aboy. described
before County Clerk klamath County
a, his office. klamath Falls, - cgon. on
the |'h day oi august, iaos. Claiman,
natacs a- witnesses: E-lic Morgan. oi
Keno. Oregon; Richard k-a-ns. oi Dor.
ri., California; Edsari Brady, OF Doui-.
California; Josiah u. Otcy, oi Doris,
California. Gs
j. y. wArsoS, Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27
10 ENTRY of LAMBS ~

RESTORATION 10 ENTRY on lNNnS w
N National Forest. Notice II hereby gwen
that the lands described below, cmht"''ns
iltO actcs. within the Cascade Na,iohS 'SS'"'
oregon, will hc subject to settlement ann 'h
try under the provisions ot the homcN'"n
laws OF the United states nnd the n'l o'
June H. tad, tai stat, HASl, at the thiirn S'"'''
aud once At i,scylcw. oregon, on August
sth, ipN Any -, tier Who wns actual, anu w
good faith claiDtus any ot said lands tot "erl'
cultural purposes prior to January !, INV, an"
has 40, abandoned same, has preference
tIsh, to msi : a homestead cu,ry ict the iauds
actually &C. ruplcd. said lands we're listed NJ
on the appI,ya,ious ~ the persons mentioned
below, Who have preference tishi subject w
the prior risht Of any such settler. provided
such settler or applcant Il ausin-n 10 MAKE
homestead entry AMI the preference tlshi u
exercised prior to August sIh, lN,, on when
date the land. Will be- suhlcct to settlement
aud .utfy by any qualincd rctson. III" lands
are a. follows; The y HI oi M ~, See u, the
" hf ot Nw az, See -, listed upon application
of Jess, 4, Rose, ~, klamath, oregon the : ~
OF NV qt, the M ar vi Sw qr, the hi ~ NV
qF oi SW QT, srr -, upon application "i >hrt
inau brown futl klemsth, oregon the Nv
az ot 50 ", the 81 " OF sw az, see =, III" NJ
oi NV az, see NJ, upon application Vt Pred q,
hTnN ~. Port hlhnhlnt 'ffkNh s'u' = wv ="
ar, See -, 7 ~ :. ROE, " Met upon arpli,a
Ion OF Daniel a. Brnsn, ~. klamath, oregon !
un,utycyrd, sppt, Simatcly sec 81, = :, q.
D, beginning al point Schsins south at ~
CORNER OF see 81, T 81 SRI AZ, thence " ~
Chain., thence south ~ chaiu., ihcnrc 10
chains, thence y " chaius, thence y % chains,
thence n "a chsius to point ot beginning, upon
application oi Roy n Wise, ~ klamath, ofr'
,on: surveyed. the " hi oi " hf, Sec ~. ! :, =,
RISE. upon application Of J. l.. Poole. ho'lsnd,
oregon. alleging settlement iD,: the sN W VI
sw ar Of sec 10, I - ), X 10 D., upon sppues
tion OF ! l. Howard, koslsnd, oregon, the sN
az Of NJ qr. the W hi OF ~ qt, sec V. the NV
~ Of ~ qr. Sec y. Z - s,E OK, upon srrli.
cation oi John Elder, ftincNillc, oregon the
D. hi ni ~ qr of 81 ~, sec 5, the b hi oi NJ ",
Section ;. r?is,R 10 D. upon application at
Geo. Nolan. Roslaui, oregon,
rREp pfSNErr,
Conui.slonct ui tn. General Lsni nri"r
Approved Ma, q, isI-
FKANk PIERCE,
First As.isisn, secretary oithc Interior
List, sl7, ~, 1854. itya, Iitl, Is,s ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27

IMPAIRMENT Of THE INTERIOR. ossssAt
- LAND o'ti'r. W1bingion. u. a.. May 2.
lS-. SOTics % htsTnr,fiu@ ~ rubiIc LAsI,-
To bkrrthhtsf Asb fsILS S"iirc 10 hereby
given that the srcIs'sry of III. Interior ha Va.
Gated departmental order al wIiLdfAwal In ~
far As the same affects ~. witbdfAwal for i'm.
sntlon purposes under the act Of June ~, tpu2.
ls2 stat, s.s' for use In connection With the
klamath Pfoleci, Oregon. of the following de-
scfibed lands In the riai- III oregon, aud by
his authority snch oi aid uncis as have NOT
been heretoio . nna.iy restored and ere not
otherwise wfthd drawn, reserved or sppropsi-
at.d, WILDE subject TO ,eitlement under the
public land laws Of the tinted States on and
after J,ny 10 1905, but shall not he subj.ct 10
entry, Ming OF selection until August z, ISO-,
a. the United states Land Once st lakeyicw,
oregon, warning being expressly given that
no peI,on VIII be permitted 10 gain or exercise
any right whatever under any settlement or
oceup.,iYn begnn after May May !, iSo-. aud
cupstion being forbidden; Willamette M.rI-
d,sn, TMs.. ~. ~ ~ ~ az and Nw a.
SW az, bW or NV ~. hf NV ~, section l
FkED DENNE1T
FRANK PIERCE
First Assistant Secretary oi the Interior.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27

The rumor that Secretary Loeb may be chosen chair
man of the Republican national committee to manage the
Taft campaign may be dismissed foundatonless. Had
Loeb desired the place the would have
been officially made long before this But he does not
want the job for than one If he took it
the charge would be made that the President
debating the campaign and Taft candidacy might suf
fer some injury as result The President intends to
keep his hands off the political helm this summer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27

plan to give TO- 600 chance to see the Democratic
national convention in session without discomfort to the
delegates or material delay in the proceedings has been
evolved The doors of the convention hall will be thrown
open and the people will file through local committee
favors the plan and it is thought that the national COM
mittee will do So The Denver Press Club will entertain
visiting newspaper with free railroad passes to
sorts in any part of the state.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27
Classified Advertisements
REAL ESTATE iOR SALE

FOR sAl.E-lc0 Acre Lanch Located
II miles east Of klamath Fall. a barry.
ain Tor some homcsecker, lot particulars
inquire at this office. 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27
Notice

All accounts due me must he settled
by note or cash within thirty days or
they will be published and sold ., pub.
lie auction 10 the highest bidder.
G.. u. Wilson,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27

FOR sALE--One dresser one wash
stand, one rocking chair, one table and
one heating stove. Call at the Brick
store. n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27

saies-Two practically new Herring.
iiall-Maryin safes, at a bargain, one COX
"a inches and one 25x32 inches, inside.
Inquire at Hei,kemper- Jewely store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27
For Sale

One whole business block IN Klamath
Falls for sale ior forty cents on the dol.
lar OF what It was worth thirty days
ago. G. d. Wilson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27

FOR sALE-Rotary bail bearing
White Sewing Machine, latest design,
at Gill.tts Furniture Store. n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-27

MONEY TO LOAN-Ham times but 1
have some money to loan n you have
the security. E. B. Hall.