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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
Sas gSodenblatt

Sclttc erifcint Die @od)en ~9(lS0obc
bcS o0eutidcn Gorreipolbenten." IS
lit elm icbr rcihboltigcS 9lott. Iic
mid)ti1itcn Grci9niiie rpGbrcno Der
oeriloIicnen iicben Gage I'M r5lt. unl6
IuSlunoe iino Oorin pcr5cidnet. &c.
lonoers reid lit oos @lott an &obcl.
GepcIden. Sud iiber Die YrGiiocn.
ensMablcampogne bGlt Die Mohcll-
IuSgobe Den 2cier ouf ocm Qouien.
oen. Gon b~cionoerem Sntereiic oiiriz
ten Die &org6ngc ouf Der 9olfon.
SoIbiniel ionic oie 2cicr OeS 0cut.
lden Cages in YbiIooclpbio icin.
nno gcroOc hcslucgrn ei9llct ooS
@odcnblott bes oGcutiden GORE.
%lporoenten" iib gang uor5iiglid fir
ben Serionbt on 6reuroc mo Ser
lpunote in Scr olten Scimotb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
Spuncuaufs nnb ltntcrgang.
Tns @ettcr.

Sir Worplono uu0 ben IiItritt
Columbia bellte Ncgen, SumltaA
auifl0rcnoCS, f0ltcrca Wcttcr, frtld)C
bis bobc NorooItminoe,
@eitcrn bctrilg Die bod)ite Icnpce
ratitr 20 @ra0 llnt / llbr Nod)nllt
tags mo Der nichriglte Cbernoncs
terItono mur 50 8rn0 nm ) llbr
Wor9cna.
Sn oc1 iibrigcn Wun0cas @cttcr.
observation-disclosures lpur0c Der
fpI0cllbc uicoriQc GbcrmonlctcrItono
pcr5citnct: Goitport Is, YortlonO
46, Bolton 80, Nlbanp -, NemsOorf
5S, NbiIoocIpbio IS, Ntlontic-Gitp 56,
@nibinaton lG, Noriolf 5S, &ottcrus
&C. Charlotte 80, Wilmlington So,
Gborlciton 62, S%aponnob 81, Nuds
ionpiac 6S. Sllpitcr 20, &cps@eIt 6S,
Ntlnntn So, Ncm.S Orleans 6S, Wont.
qnncrp 60, Noleltinc GO, COLLECTION
70, Corpus Gbriiti 66, Wtcmpbi3 60,
Cincinnati 50, YittSburg 81, SSipc9o
80, Buffalo "a, GlcucIono 5G, Gctroit
AS, gIpcuo 80, Morquctte 80, Green
Ban 40, Chicago Al, 9ulutb 30, ct.
Saul 30, ct. 2ouis A, aoninS.Gitp
A, Sntobo 3S, @uron 30, 9iSmord
81, @iliiton 81, SABRE "a, Selcno
81, Solt 2ofc 4G, 1enpcr 36, Nortb
Elottc 81, GoOgc.Gitp As, Nmorilo
~ un0 Sos AngclcS 80 @ro0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
Ius Ben Stoot56urcau

Nus ben StoatSburcour.
- @oupcrlncltr Grotbcr5 ernnnntc
geItcrn George ". WonlD al Stclle
oeS Der torbcncn Srn. Sorrp s. Wa.
tbicll sum Sricocnsridltcr.
Nod)oem cine Delegation Der
oGolumbns-Hitter" inter 6iibrung
Der SS. Eotrid 6lonigun %. 9.
Smitb II. q. ocn @olpcrncllr eriild)t
batte, oos pom Ger lcttcn Stoots sc.
lcb8cblng ongc1omnlcnc @cics in
ausiiibrulg 5rl bringen, ourd mel.
dies Der IL. Sftobcr ais Columbus
Gag SIT eincm 6cicrtog crfldrt miro,
beld)lob Der 8ollpcrnellr, sic betrefs
lcloc Proclamation SIT crlaIlen.
0pllpcrnellr GrotberS beltritt
9eItcrn, boB or ocn nHepeater" aSre-
ocrid Smcigcrt ~bcgnnbigt babe, uno
Iogtc, boB Die Nad)ri1t allf einem
Srrtbum berllbc, beiien llriprung er
rntcrllldcn miiroe.
Gobertion uno oie IS G.
neral Yoping & Contract.
in q Is o." Wie 9onollo's @eiIt
fommt Sobn 8. Gobertion, Der Die
StroBcn . Iurdbrud)s GommiliGrc
@idbom uno Warine bcito6cn BADEN
mill, INNER mieber Dor sic Scffents
lihfeit. Srotoem nGmlid GrGlioent
Sobn q. Shminb bon Der ,@cncrol
Eoping & Contracting &c." am s.
September Den Observation-Disclosures.
GonrmiIi1rcn ihriitlid periiderte,
oab Gobertion in feiner @eiie nit
oieler Gompoguie mebr IN Serbin-
Dung Itcbt, lagte ocrlelbe baB Hobcrt.
lcnL mie CT gcriihtipcile gebort baben
mil, 100 Der 2t0 aftien Der Com.
pagllie controlirt, uno boB er imner
llod Superintendent Der Gompognie
lit, Iicie Nftien miiroen oiti oell
Nomen eincs Sdpnagers bes Srn.
GobertIun IN @aibingtpn bet 8riin.
Dung Scr Gompagnic i'm Sriibjabr
oieieS Sobres ausgeitellt, iollcn aber
Ieitoem an bic Satin bon Hobertion
TRANSCRIPT norben iein. !Sr. Hobert.
Jon lit perreilt uno Srau Gobertion
lit fronf i'm 9ett, 10 bab oie @abr.
belt bcs @eriidts nod llift beit1tigt
meroen fonntc.
8erliert icin @ablreht.
-3um eriten Wol ieit ieinem 81.
Sabrc bat &ehtsanpolt Bernard
Garter iein @ablredt perloren, ga
er crit nod Dem lebten He~giitrations.
Gage in Melp-Dorf bon i%einer Grro.
pa-9feiie eintraf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-09
Gnbc gut, IQeS gut!

Vic 5fuon6l9lte Gonpeltinn oes yg(mc.
ritoniid)cn 6%loId)cniiiuer Sdub-
%crcinS" geItern becnoet.
Nit elmer in ieber 9ejiebung 0c.
ruBreiden 1ompier d. Grfuriicn fam
gcItern Abcno Die 5mun5igitc Natio.
ACCOMMODATION bes yAnerifonildcn
6loideniliacr ? Sdynspcrcins" 5ll CT.
llcm gl0n5cnoen IbihliB, uto oonit
cine Der crfolgreiditcn Gonpcntioncn,
mclhc Die SPECIALIZATION felt ibrcr
8riinoung ic pcranitoltet. allie bier
S~isumgstagc iparcn bonn bcrrlihItcn
Wctter b~egiinltigt; elm 3ciden, Dab
Der Wettcrgott iebcnianS i1id)t probi-
Gltlonl'tlld) ucronlo9t lit, icnit b1ttc
er lid)cr oui bic Scrinnnlllntg Scr
erbteinoc oicIcr 9elucgiing nid)t nit
leinem gcluimlcnoitcn 21d)cln bcrab.
geblidt.
ltniere Stobt Baltimore bat bon
ncm Sclldlc Der ans allcn Sbeilcn
Der Yer. Stootcn berbci gcItr0mten
Eclc9aten mic0cr uicl gcpunnen: mo.
rcn bod oqc SGcilnc6mer ciniu in
ocn 2obc Der gaItlihcn imo ihoncn
WomnmentcnItobt. Moudc 0i10cn
logor iomcit, often ;l crflGrcn, oob
JIG, obmobI ibnen Die @ubl Don Su
oinnopolis, Snbiana bcfonntIid,
hic nod)Ite GonuentionsItnot - gang
gencbm lei, bod ebctio germ i'm Md.
item Sabre mieocr in Die }lrnne Der
nWetropoIc ocs SiibcnS" 5ltriidgc.
fcbrt icin wiiroen.
Ter gcidGitlihc SbeiI oeS geItri.
gen Lagos mllroe ourd) cine grcfl.
t~lpitbung onl gormittog e~rleoigt, in
Der MIR Houtinegeidditc porlogcn.
Gie Comen erircuten lid) inoeiicr an
elmer Strobcnbobnfobrt blrh Die
Staot, fir lpeI6c cine gauge gn5a6!
Spe5iol @aggons sur @eriiiglmo
itonoen.
lin 122 llbr trlg Der Ganpicr
nSoniIe," ncldler 5u oieicm 3ruedc
bon Der nGronn Sort onb Seal 60"
Gemietbet mar, Die 9clegatcn nit
ibren 5amilien mad, annapolis. Sier
murocn Die 8lotten. Nfooemie unh
onbere SebcnSmiirbietciten in slugen.
idein genommcn. Eas berrlide @ct.
ter trng natiirlid nift wcnia ooSll
bel, sic 3abrt auf Der 9ai 5i elmer
iiberalis angenebmen 81 geitnlten.
@iif Der Miiffabrt muroe elm icines
Soupcr "icrpirt. @egen 8 llbr
abetbs lanste Die @eielidait, BON
Dem 0eiebenen bohbeirieoist, in
letter game pieoer in Baltimore an.
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,@ipip" g smith m TAR trt

D@ipip" g smith mari d / t.
- Nah elmer @eriommlung in Der
oSpric" maridirte y8ipip" Smith,
gefol9t bon ntebrcrcn Souieub Ser
lonen, bur1 Gotbeoral-, Wooiipn.,
Soiporo-, Sranflin-, giltolu-, 9ulti.
more, Si9b-, 2cringtonItrabe bis
gum nSollioapltroben : 1beoter," mo-
Tim II ltbr cine ~Grpctungs s Scr.
lomnllling begailn.
Ser CLUB" cr.
lDGblte in %ieiiler geitri9cn Geriomln.
lung foleenoe Seanlte: Ir1iioent Sr.
Grnit u. SbmeiBer, 1. GicesYrGii.
bent Sr. Sobn Sinrids, 2. 8iee.NrG-
libent Sr. $. q. Silfen. Sfosmeiiter
!Sr. s. Hrtbitrat, SefretGr Sr. s. @.
8rior, SefretGr Der 9eomtcn Sr. &.
3. Nise; Gireftoren: $50. Geo. 9iid)-
better, @mil GiibIe, q. 2puis Setter,
s. bon Marees, Gbos. %. Serbian,
6. ". Stiier, g. Sotparb Saman.
Giersig It iinbiges 8ebet.
= Sn ser ct. Mibaels. Stride be-
ginnt am Sonntag, ben %. Sftober,
Dos pier5isitiinoise @ebet, cine Wode
ipater, pie ionIt.
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Bic @aHer6eb0rbc banoclt.

Die @aHerbcborbc banbelt.
Staotprpfllrntor Eoe miro at Sullt
brothers uno Soncs einen Sriei
i6rciben. - Die @oiicrs9 cboroC
beIte6t alif cincn 2obn bon $1.5S
pro Gag fir grbeiter ant Soreit.
sTeierpoir.
0ic @aiierbcb0roc bleibt felt. Die
Gontroftoren Cane brothers II. So
lleS millien ibrcn Irbeitcrn menidcn.
miiroige Sobne bel Dem 9au bcS &c.
icrpoirS in 5oreit Eorf be5oblet, oocr
ser Gontroft miro g%efiinoi9t. 9ieier
SeldllB lpllroe in Der 9citrigen Sit
ing Der @oIierbeboroe 9ciabt, in mel.
der Staotprofurotor Hoc onlueicno
mar, u1o erflGrte ii6 bcreit, oen Con.
trottoren ben Stonoplntt ser @oi.
i%crbcb0r0e mit5utbeiIen urto ibllell
cine Srilt bon 10 Sogen fir cine g(nta
mort SIT 9eben, Der Stootprofllrotor
miro olti Die 9eitimmnlngen ocs Son,
trnftcS allfmertinm mohen, ourd)
mcl6c 0ic Gontroftoren oe5tpllngen
ii10, ale b%citebcnoen 8eiese Itrcn0
ourd)5uiilbrcn, lu1o Der @aIier6cb0r.
DC OoS Gcd)t gcgebcn miro, Den Gon-
trot onoernfolS eli fiinoiaen. Die
Gontroftprcn batter in ibrerg ntport,
mcld)c Dor ctmn elmer @ode in Den
VcIib Der @oiicrbcboroe gelonate,
guar 5ltgegebcnL bob ibren slrbeitern
St.20 pro SQg NrbcitSlobn bc5oblt
miro, a6er feline @elucilc 0nfiir CT.
brndt, boB iolde 20bnc bon onbcren
It0otiIden Gontroftorcn bc5oblt lpers
Ben, nnd)Oem oic @niicrbcboroe iid)
Gltf bcn S%tonbplu1ft geitcllt bottc,
ouB $t.5S ols gollgborcr SngeSlobn
ungcicben miro uno altf 0elien gc.
5ubllrng beItunocn merocn mltB.
Gielc Nrbeiter - ctlpa 300 - mob.
men ieBt in Siittcn nobc oem Geiers
poir u1o nliiiicn lire 2cbcnsmitte(
BON Zane brothers II. SoneS fallicr.
Gn eS fir III Der Stoot ipobnenoe
slrbcitcr um1n0gli6 lit, fir bicien
Sobn bon $3.50 6obrgcI0 SIT be5ob.
len ltno fir ibre Sumilien einen &c
tensuntcrbalt ST. ihoiien bcitebt bo5
gauge Nr6citSpcrionol fat olSl6lieB.
lid aus bon Tirginien importirtcrt
NeAcrn uno Stolicnern, melhe ipenig
5lln Sebcn gcbrallhell. Die @oIicrs
&eboroc nil abcr 9altinlorcr 9lrbeis
tern @clegetbeit gebcnL bier SIT arbeis
ten, mo bcitcbt bic Goutroperie nllll
nlebr ld)on lett @cginn Der glrbeiten
om &cierpoir, Witte Sui, 5piiden
Der WoiIcrbeborbe uno ocn Gontrof.
tprcll, INN Den Sobn Der 9lrbcitcr
peniaitcns oilf $1.58 pro Gag 81
tringerl. Nlm miro Der Stootprps
furotor Den Stier bel Dcn @orncrn
podel1, nno falls oieier 2obn niht be-
sobIt lperbcn ioltc, Der Gontraft nit
Cane brothers II. Sones fir null
ul0 llid)tig crflGrt mcrocn.
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Sdiffsfarten

bon uro naA europa iber Baltimore
ODER Neip-Dorf, aaiiite ODER 9piiden.
oed. @ediel, ausIdnoiifes @eIo,
grebitbriefe unb geIoienoungen.
Sheo. $. Siener e &c.,
Rr. 217, Dit.gaItimore.s trsSe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11

oNo VhovooN6 Men. vvQ0o.
0 l,OO men werV 10 cone b ~
and each ops eat q dollars worth.
would have just $1,000" said the waA'
assr Of one Of those restaurants who're
each psesou helps himself. "Ou ths
other hAsA, II I should feed 1000 NO
msu and allow them to pick out thsis
owu cAscks ] might possibly hsss
$500. bot I doubt II. Every woman y
Q natural born cheat. u seems 10 b
Q sixth ssnse In her makeup to ry 70
~ ahsad OF the person who provides
hsr meals"
The woman TO whom thess hossify.
ins REVELATIONS had been made walked
away trying TO evolve some plan TOT
smancipatins her sex from the web
q dishonsst propensities in which tosy
had become snmcahed. Outside The
restaurant che met . man friend.
"l'vs Just bsen down there for lunch
con-" hs sail. Glorious place; cheap
too. II q fellow knows bis business u
y dead easy to get . atty cent meal
for q quarter. They never watch the
men. but ] tell you they keep . close
sys on you women"
The woman with an ambition to ~
form her sex looked back into The
restaurant.
"Oue thousand men. $1,000" she
said, and smiled wickedly.-New Yors
TlmoO,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11
WoJlct 10 CaGp,Joas

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FUR KLAM'
ATH COUNTY.
ESTATE OF JOSEPH CONdER,
DECEASED.
Notice 10 hsrvby given that the last
viii and testament Of Joseph Conssr,
deceased, hes bssn duly proven and ad'
mittsd 70 probate and that John W.
sismsns aud Chas. d. Wilson have
bssn duly appointed - executors there
Of. All psrsous having claims against
said sptats ars hereby requested to pre-
ssnt the same with the proper vouchers,
within six months from the date o. this
notice. 70 ne undsrslgusd q the First
National Bank In the city Of klamath
Falls. Oregon.
natsd at klamath Falls. Oregon. this
18th day Of February, 1908.
JoRM W. 6isNENs,
2.l6 6.l0 CHARtHs D. WILls0N,
Executors OF the last will and testa'
msnt oi Joseph Congsr. Deceased.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11
fire Alarm Districts

District No. 3...west side Of river.
District No. <...South Of Main street
from the bridge TO Center street.
District No. 5...Congsr and California
Avenues.
District No. s-Ewsuna Heights.
District No. I2- South Of Main, be.
tween Center and Third.
District No. IA South Of Main, bc-
tween Third and Filth.
District No. la-North Of Main, be.
tween Third and Fifth.
District No. i5-Sou,h Of Main. TO
Walnut between Fifth and Seventh.
District No. 10 - North Of Main TO
High. between Fifth and Seventh.
District No. 2l-South Of Main to
Walnut, between Seventh and Ninth.
District No. 2-North Of Main TO
High. between Seventh and Ninth.
District No. q Hot Springs district
east Of Main and Ninth.
District No. "a South Of Walnut to
Plum. between Fourth and Sixth.
District No. 25-South Of Walnut to
Plum. between Sixth and Eighth.
District No. 81 South Of Walnut and
East Of Eighth.
District No. 32-N North Of High 70
Jehersoa. between Sixth and Eight.
District No. I-North OF Jefferson,
between Sixth and Eighth.
Dirtrict No. 3-North of High to
Jefferson. between Eighth and Tenth.
District No. si-North Of jefferson,
between Eighth and Tenth.
District No. A2-East Of canal.
The general alarm will he sounded by
giving ten rapid strokes o: the bell.
followed by the number Of the district
Ia which the fro 10 located. which will
b. runs three times. When the dis
rict 10 represented by more than one
Agurc. - No. "a. after giving the gen.
ersl alarm the bell will be tapped twice.
then . slight pause, followed by four
taps with longer pause. and then re-
pcated twice more before sounding tn,
general alarm again.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11

Notice !. hereby given that therc srs
funds In the county treasury for tho 70
dsmption Of oil outstanding comfy
warrants protested on aud prior 70
July ., 1904. Interest on sams will
ceasc iiom this date.
Dated at klamath Falls this :lse day
Of March. 1908.
J.. Alva Lewis,
County Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11

! respectfully announce my candidacy
iov recollection on tho Republican tIcke,
10 tho Office 81 County School Buperin.
tsndrhi. subjcct 10 the will VI the voters
o. tho primary election.
ia. WIGHT.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11
FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE

To the Republicans oi klamath. Lake.
Crook and Grant counties.
lwish " Inform tho Republicans oi
klamath. Lake. Crook and Gran, coun.
ties. constituting the Twsn,y.a'd hep.
wssntsilvs District u Oregon. that my
name Will be psesen,ed ior Jour eon.id.
sssiioa ., The primary election To 10
held April ". iSos. sstins yoor sun'svs
ior s-Iec,ion % one u the Republican
no'nIos~s ios Joint Representative 10 lc
ballo,cd Tor on juno I. 1904.
u. =. fslknsp.
Psisrvills, Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11
YhuNdse In Various NsolsNs.

Thunder In varieus WsoseNe.
Java h said 70 bs tho region OF the
siobs where II thunders oftensst. hav'
Ing thundsrstorms ulnety-ssvsn days
In the year. After II are sumatra.
With sishty.six days; Hindustan. win
6fty.six; Borneo. with dfV.four; ~
Gold Coast with nfty.two. and no a.
jsnsiro, with nfty.one. In Europe
italy occupies ths asst place. Wn
tAirty eight days Of thundee. VIM
Ftsncs and southern Russia have dS
teeu days. 0rsst britain and Sw1oec
lsnd have each ssvsa daye. sad No.
vsy has four. Thunder b tass es
Csiro. being heard only three days U
he year. aud sxtrsmsly rare In north
ssu Turksstan and the polar rsssoos'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11
soa COUNTY Asssssoa

I ihsrvby declare mys~ii . candidate
ior the somina,ioa ios County Ass~ssos
on the Dvmoc's,ic ticket. sabiec, 10 the
decision OF tho ,o,srs st tho primary
election. J. J.. LEE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11

| ,.,.., announce my candidacy io'
. .".,,r.,Iou Of sheriff oi klamath
MI, .ub,,e, to tn, action Of the ~
W.. ~ ,o,,r ., the primary election.
,.,. ,us wM. MARTIN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11
DEMocRArlc CANDIDATES
poR COUNTY suEauy

! respectfully announce myssli - .
candidate ios the ofiice oi sheriff on tho
nomocsaiic ticket. sabjcc, TO the ~ill oi
tho vo,srs ., tho primary election.
r, u. IT. GEO. BISHOP.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11

,.,,s, declare myself a candidate
w. s..,,G oa,e, Of sheriff TOT tho c"ns'd'
I,.". ", ol tho republican vote" a' '"s
|asy election !, q ou,osry.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11
.,,.nsIlcAN CANDIDATES
"a, COUNTY CLERK

..v announce myself "a esndl'
m.s m.s,.Ios,Ion on tho Rspnhl'ean
= % :" =, '|c County cls'G. at 'h' coming
|us,y election. ,v,xprSBuna.
&. X. BRANV""""
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11

Pssocus myscli q candidate ios the
peliesa pominsiion tor The
d Coan'y Treasurer. subjcct 10 the
ed The 'oisu al the coming slcc.
d Aril &C. CHiTwOOD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11
ron COUNTY CLERK

! hereby announce myself as . candi.
date sos nomination TO Office oi County
Clerk subjcct 10 action Of Democratic
vots's ss the primary election.
W. A. DEl.ZELL.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11

'ot suPsRlNr.xp.,,r
I s..,a.. .ssounc' myself a caud id.,.
|ssss.s.' ss.s'''0n . for County scI,ooI
|lss .'. ,.... 'oI the consideration Of
tho primary slsc.
J. q. SWAN,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11
l.. AivA LEWIS.

ksrby deelsrr myself . candidate
" so,nins,ion oi County Treasurer
y RspsblIean ticket. subicct Ia the
Issn,ioa Of the voter. ., the pri.
b,~sioa. r.sw. STEPHENS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11

J sssIs.,'.n Ivsnes myself a candidate
b. Cass''a; Coss.sa so On the Republican
|hhst,sos =! School sup-,In.snd.
|has.,, Y: .,. decision Of the voters
IN. HOBBS,
Merrill. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11
furs Wanted

q ID. Wilson iS In the market for sll
si''ds Of furs. for which no will psy the
highast market price. Addrsss him at
klamath Falls. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11
$500 Acres Free

Thc Lakeside company hss 25OO acres
of land undcr tho Adams ditch that Il
Will give RENT FREE Tor ono year.
This includes the uss of the land sad
water. Tho renter must clear and
place ths land In cultivation. The rent.
" gets oil the crops but We reserve the
right 10 pasture the stubble.
Tho Lakeside Company,
J. Frank Adams. Manager,
Merrill Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11
goR COUNTY TRsASURx1

I respectfully announce mysrli - .
candidate Tor The oflics Of County rreas.
ursr. on the Dvmocrstic ticket. subjcci
TO decision Of the voters ., the Primary
election.
ClAuD u. pAGGETT.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-04-11

Sixt~cn.inch and four.foot wood for
ssls Ia sny quantity. Leave orders At
iisitksmper's Jewelry Store or New
som and Underworld Drug store. Z
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-23
Juvenile Court Officials Un.
able to Secure Evidence.
YOUNG GIRL WRONCED
It Is Claimed That She was
Drugged and Mistreated.
Several Youths and Men were Con-
cerned In the Case--Girl's State
ments are Contr. d ctory.

David Greenland, aged 20, Harley
Logue, aged II and Peter Everly,
aged "a. were arrested Tuesday by
Humane Officer Wesley Ulsh on a
charge of contributing to delinquen-
icy. ae.,
The arrests were the results of
one of the most outrageous cases
that has been disclosed in Marion for
some time Nancy Ellen Partlow, aged
"a years, was the subject of the trou-
ble.
On Tuesday evening, September Sth
Mrs. Joseph Hall, who resides i'm the
iextreme north end of town, was
crossing an orchard near the Mason
and Dix til mills in company with o
nelghbor lady when they discovered
Miss Partlow lying In the grass in a
lifeless condition. They examined the
girl and found that life was not eX-
tinct, Several men residing in the
vicinity were summoned and the girl
was carried to her home.
When questioned concerning the
condition in which she was found,
Miss Partlow declared that she had
been drugged by several young men
who attempted to take advantage Of
her. She gave the names of several
fellows and alleged that they par
ticipated in bringing about her down
fall
Humane Officer Wesley IIlsh was
notified OF the affair and he pro-
ceeded to find out the guilty parties.
Mis- Partlow told stories that were
many and varied and the officer
found 1t a hard proposition to dis
cern any true evidence in the case.
b Greenland, Logue and Everly were
given hearing in the juvenile court
by Probate Judge Foster this morn
Ing. The court found Miss Partlow
not certain of her accusations and
Judge Foster dismissed the case. =
X While the officials have no doubt
that the girl was III treated, they
find 1t impossible 10 secure evidence
to convict the wrongdoers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-23
LOCAL
EVENTS

A Bryan club from Ada enroute
to Columbus passed through this
city over the Pennsylvania this
morning.
Clinton N. Howard, of Rochester,
n. Y, traveller. reformer and lecturer
will give Marion the only open date
for the remainder of the campaign
Thursday evening, Oct 1st. Meeting
in the Court Room. Subject of the
address "our Next President"
Mr.. Luther lands of Oak street,
after long suffering of about six
months from tuberculosis of the left
ankle joint, had his left leg ampu-
tated at the junction of the lower
third with the middle third, by DR.,
F. NJ Baldwin assisted by Drs. L. b
Sawyer and Adair The operation
was successful and speedy recovery
is hoped for.
Stanley Terry, the boy who has
been in trouble with the authorities
for some time on account OF his
practice of train jumping, was given
lecture by Judge Foster in the
Juvenile court today and was re-
leased during good behavior
The central fire department re-
sponded to call from box No. a.
shortly after O'Clock last evening
A small blaze broke out in shed
at the rear of the home OF Clarence
Coleman at the corner OF Green.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-23
Funeral Services

Funeral services over the remains
of James Sargent, who died at his
home in Columbus last week were
conducted from the home of his son
Earl Sargent. OF Waterloo street this
afternoon at o'clock. lnterment
took place in Marion cemetery. The
body was brought to this city last
evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-23

The G.. B. club Of Moral was
pleasantly entertained at the home
Of NIiss Hazel schultz in that town,
Tuesday evening. Practically all of
the club members were present and
the session proved most delightful
one in every particular The evening
was passed at needle work and var
ious diversions. Elegant refresh
ments we're served by the hostess.
The neyt session or the cub will
be held az tn home or Miss Mabel
Richards at Marion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-23

esting meeting in the lodge halls
last evening. Aside from transating
egllar business, one new member
was received by card and arrange
nents were made for intiatory work
at a special meeting to he held next
Tuesday evening. A stalg banquet
and social conclave will be held
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-23
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-23

The funeral of Mrs d. II. Lincoln
whose death occurred Tuesday will be
conducted from the home on east
Church street. at 10:30 o'clock Thurs
day morning, Rev ] p. Currin to
cfficiate. The remains will be inferred
in the Marion cemetry