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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
HOW SOCIETY STARTED.
Charter Member Gives Brief History
Of Iowa City German Aid.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Iowa City. Nov. 27-Adam Gill. one
Of The charter members Of the Iowa
City German Aid Society. which cele-
ora-ed its fiftie.h anniversary here this
week. ,old during the program the
unique story Of the society's beginning.
Fifty years ago a poor German WON :
an was taken iii and the physician at
tending her called her condition TO the
attention of some of the influential
Germans of the town. He suggested
that an organization Of a beneficiary
character comprising local Germans,
would pc good thing and one of the
men. Henry Benner, volunteered to
procure a copy Of a constitution suit
able for such an organization. They
formed the society, each member pay
ing in 81.
During its existence the society has
not only held together but nearly
100000 has been paid to members in
benefits.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
woRkMAN,s CLOSE CALL.
Gas Works Emptoye Severely lnjur


Gas Works Emptoye Severely Injured
in Singular Accident.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls. Nov. 27.-Ben s. Morgan
narrowly escaped being killed at the
gas works in this city. last evening,
and as it is he will be laid up some
time pending his recovery from injuries
received.
With two assistants Mr. Morgan was
adjusting the belt that drives the
blower. but neither Mr. Morgan nor
the other men can explain how the az
cident occurred, so quickly was Nor
gan hurled against beam.
A surgeon was summoned and found
that the man had sustained bad cut
On the head, extending from the fore
head across the eye and down the
cheek, besides having an ear partially
torn from his head. Several stitches
were required to hold the flesh in place
until 1t heals. but Mr.. Morgan declined
taking an anesthetic and so the injur-
les We're sewed up and dressed without.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
Sioux Rapids Sundries.

Special to mes-Republican.
Sioux City. Nov. 27.-The State Sc
curity Bank has been reorganized into
the First National Bank, with a cap
ital of $4,000 The bank will begin
business under the new name Dec. 1.
Mrs Frank Johnson and grand
daughter left Wednesday morning Cor
Minneapolis, where they will visit with
Mrs Johnson's sister. Mrs. Frisbee, I'M
I'll Mr.. Johnson finds a location. Mr..
and Mrs johnson have made their
home in Sioux Rapids for many years
and it is with regret that their many
friends see them leave.
John Phillips. of Toheld. Alberta.
Canada, was in town recently renewing
old acquaintances.
Arthur Jeffery. of Spokane, Wash.
has been visiting his brother, Rev. J.
Jeffery.
Ernie Cone has taken j. w. Porter
fields territory for selling drugs, while
Mr.. Porterfield is looking after business
in Idaho.
Asa Snyder has bought the CLANCY
Pyle restaurant.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
MoNTouR NEWS NOTES.
Msetinps Preparatory to EvanssIistic
Serviees-othsr Local Matters.

Special to Times Republican.
Montour, Nov. 27.-The Ludgate re-
vival meetings will be held in Union
hall. beginning Sunday morning, Dec
5, and will continue for two weeks.
There will be union meeting in
the interest Of the special meetings at
the Congregational church next, Sum
day evening, Rev Max Hayward to
deliver the sermon. A union prayer
meeting will be held at the NJ. E..
church next Thursday evening, led by
Rev. Mr.. Hayward.
g. w. Swinney, of South Dakota,
began a series of temperance lectures
|at the NJ. E. church Wednesday even
ing. and gave his last lecture Friday
evening.
Mrs. G. w. Tenny entertained the
choir of the Congrega tional church and
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Blakely at 6
o'clock dinner at her home Friday
Walter Curphy has filed on his
homestead, located near Rapid City, S.
d.
Union cottage prayer meetings were
held in Montour Tuesday afternoon.
The high school closed Wednesday
afternoon for the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton with an excellent program given
by the primary and intermediate
grades
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
POSTAL CARD BALLOT.

Iowa City Patrons to Vote on Tele.
phone Constellation.
Special to imes-Republican
Iowa City, Nov. 27.-The telephone
users OF Iowa City will cast postal card
ballots the coming week to express
their wishes relative to the eonsolida-
ton of the Independent Johnson coun-
" and the Iowa telephone exchanges
here. The property of the former was
recently acquired by the Bell interests
and they are now seeking to find what
the people want. President C. E. Hall.
of the Iowa Telephone Company. said
We may have TO abandon the present
four party service, but will guarantee
that rates for the regular service will
not be advanced
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
State of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas

County, SIS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co, doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that can not be cured by the use
of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day. of Deem
Der, A. D. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON,
TSeal1 Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly OH the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by ali druggists, IS cents.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
BENTON COUNTY PROSPERITY.
Financial Conditions Most FIaterina,
as Shown By Officials Reports.

as Shown BY Officials Reports.
Special to Times-R Republican
Vinton, Nov. 27-The prosperous
condition of Benton is we'll indexed by
the financial statement issued by the
various banks of the county. The COM
bined statement shows total capitol
of s641, 600, being 1870 for each man,
woman and child in the county. Total
surplus and undivided profits amount
TO 1909, 4271s, or 1925 per capita Total
deposits are s4s6492533. Or 1902 per
capita; loans s4,ss3sis.a4. being SIP
per capita cash in the banks. Nov. 5,
s917.451.57. or s34 per capita. The total
amount of credits. as shown by the
reports above outlined, would give. if
distributed TO every man woman and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
Morse to Be incorporated.

SVeVTdI 10
Iowa City. Nov. 27.-The little ham
let of Morse. northeast of this place,
has come up against the realization
that it must go on the map as an in
corporated town. A few weeks ago the
existing saloon there was closed by
the county attorneys orders. The hun
bred residents Of the place smiled be-
nignly and said they didn't care any
way and We're glad it was gone. How
ever. there was apparently less enjoy
ment than glory. in being good,
for now. on application of a big
majority, proceedings have been start
ed to incorporate the town.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
Third Motor Car in Service.
.cial to Times-Republican.

Special 70 Tines RepubIlcan.
vinton, Nov. PA new motor car
has been placed in service between here
and Iowa Falls. This is the third car
that has been put on trial for this run
and seems to be the most satisfactory
of the trio. 1t has capacity Of sew
enty-five passengers and is a beauty.
Bert Gilchrist. son of Judge Gilchrisr,
of this place is conductor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
CASEY" AND HIS CHECK.
Former is Not Present and Latter i
Worthless

WorthIeSS.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, oNv. 27.-W. S. Thomas,
local hardware man, is holding the
sack" in the parlance OF the street. and
at the same time wondering where a
young man has gone who on Thanks
giving day gave him a. check for $40.
The check is mere worthless paper.
unless the writer who signed it "A. j.
Casey" can be found. Casey pur-
chased a fine revolver and a box of
shells at the Thomas store, and. repre-
senting that he belongs to prom
inent family north of town. drew a
check on the First National Bank.
which turned out to be purely bogus.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
To Send Stranger Away.

Special to imes-Republican
Logan. Nov. 27.-According to pres
ent arrangements John F. Mayer, the
stranger picked up here last Sunday
morning In SO pitiful condition :!ii
be taken to Freeport, ILL.,, Sunday, b,
Sheriff Rock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
T1dEsRErUB11CAN MARsHAIdTowN.

child in the county according to the last
census the sum of s744. With real es-
tate worth $10e to 5000 per acre and
other values in proportion it is no vain
boast to remark that we are in a fairly
prosperous condition,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
FOOTBALL AT SUTHERLAND.
Two Thanksgiving Games and An Ac
ciSent-Sport in Mud Hole.

Two THANKSGIVING Games and An nc
cident-Sport in Mud Hole.
Special to imes-Republican.
Sutherland. Nov. a7.-Thursday our
high school football team went to Sib-
ley to play for the picnship of
the four northwest counties and We're
defeated in a mud hole for a gridiron.
by a score of II to 0.
The big team from Ralph came here
and was defeated Thanksgiving Day
by a score of to 0.
Juliul Johannsen. who was playing
half back for the home team. had his
left clavicle broken.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
Sold Out!

AS have sold my Insurance agency
to John Coburn & Co. composed of
John coburn and A. NJ. TreaD 1 wish
to publicly express my appreciation Of
the loyal support accorded me in the
past.
be-speak for the new firm the CON
tinuation Of the same liberal patronage
extended 70 me and recommend them as
being fully qualified to conduct the
business in the future. as il has been
my pleasure TO so do in the past. I
have always represented nothing but
the best in life. accident, Liability and
fire insurance, which companies they
will continue TO represent in the fu-
rure
r. A. SALISBURY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
asqow,

Jarius Fry, a well known Jefferson
county farmer, was found seated at the
table al his home. mile and a half
west of Glasgow. yesterday morning.
his body cold in death. Mr.. Fry lived
alone. having separated from his wife.
From the state of the body it is thought
death occurred while Mr.. Fry was eat
ing supper the previous night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20
vvkish lsef

1u Q small town In the west OF Scot
land The town clesk. who was Q bit Of
Q ''chafactes," he'd the misfortune TO
lose bis leg In Q ssilway accidept A.
Q mara Of appreciation and esteem for
hls long services The counci1 unanl'
mously agreed 10 repises tis Dcss with
% ast1ociai ij@b. whlch tbey dn %
sooo - - Was sU0cisatIy seeeseee6.
A fsw months sfteswssd the town
elsst. wbo was geoesslly keows by ~
Chsistian same. Fsui. was unfostueete
soough 10 have BIZ sthee ~ fsaetuso1
10 90 accident. Naturally The mishop
became food fos tows sessin and go
osd wife 10 disevsslsg The matter WITH
Q neighboe was Overheard saying:
"lt's . sey bed bsslness for PesI.
psir man. bot is't bic ain Deg o. the Des
tat beianss IN the tooo that's bso'
konr'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20
Low FoR mus.


lsWOsksNs Nv Name.
Tl,s average Ossmaa bussbev's lore
Of Titles h . source Of never ending
fun 10 ths eese os the Oessua1 populs'
tiou and Of cosiiausl ridicule 10 The
rest II ths word. Any one caring 10
~ bow fas SONS people OF tbs father.
land will 70 In this direction need only
hsvs q iook at q hotel register st .
summer resort. iis Will 49, a6ded
10 ths uams Of the guest tbs most
curious combinations 0f appeliations
drawn togsthsS 10 form Q title. He
will. for instance. 6nd:
A "Technlschen Provinsiaifcuersosie.
tatsssspectos' n technical provincial
Ars insurance inspectov,.
A "Oeheiipen EspedIerendcn sekre'
tar I'm Miuisterium der OiRentIlchsb A..
bciten" (meanins . speriai sort Of &C.
rotary at the ministry os public wosks'.
Alto continue IN English - we'll ~
possible -"cashics psesidsnt Of the
Royal aason railway" . royal rail-
soed sutsecretary."
The ladies ere not betteS. "Frau
srwiitwciol,essseu usscoutrolIeuein" ID
quite ususi snd means "Mrs. Widowed
Nupsstas Collector" Then there are
the MN. secrptsry and Calculator"
and MN. Widowed Oenerai Agent"
The best oe ali. however. h Q utle
whlch lady entered 10 the register of
. totsl st vhich I veceatiy stayed. u
rssd. "Mrs. Pyisoa war6es and Chil.
drsu."-rsil Mall Oasstte.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20

ISs csetsss win Pssis sa Ne Journey
70 tks Zee.
Inevitably In its pasaage through
I'asts the blue and silver of the Sssus's
robe an blurs~d BY coa,sct wlth The
soluues oe smoke wbtch occasionally
hang upsn iis sIrfsce sud stalnrd ~
ths impvsiilrs uhbcb r~ach II from eos
stsessa, Though n quict'y rscovesv 10
pristine blueosss sftss the sOssiees'
sioas hsvs hrsu Ieft behind. u b never
assin quite the uusophisiicsted etvse
that II wss hrsosv ~ l'aris sspse,sees.
IL waters ars tess iiuipid. lts coesSe
more nsrvoua. while st lts msetioe
With The 80 st tloansus 10 color aud
character hsvs chaussd compssssly.
Thew shs vast sirsscbY oe mud ovse
vhIch u rolis. sssA - l'aste. usUd oe
Rou>u, Rive 10 the waters Of the vide
selus estuary reachins from 1rosssl'e
10 IL tlsvrp tho hs,f dead uoire sooee
Of ostils~d silver. The great 1'erislse
river d.es masninceotiy. sud no nore
gosss,ous spectacle cap - conceived
than wbeu on q Que evening The sun
srss upou the Seine st its Junction vita
the srs. where its ultimate cii6s fads
away behlDd the summer hsse into Q
powder Of gold. aud u burns light
turuuo,ss blue. With weird se6ectsous
Of brsssn yellow. old gold aud cadav'
srous srrss. How dl6srvut fvoo 10
seutIee and simpler aspect - u huo'
d,es eouud The heast oe Paris. warn
purp,s aud buruishsd go,d whee 10
olukins suu strtkss Il - 4 ecftly Sepe
asainst Shs stone smbaskmeue o. tee
Louvre OF spssklins blue. dapp'eo wiz
u,ilk white. beneath the sisvsey misc
Of The Paris mosuiusi- aaspeVs wsss'
In.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20

Ths NsssrsI Wsy ~ W. csNvsesssesI
ooOe IN A..


eoes IN ~.
How dsss . hosss OsIlnpf Ovieg "a
TIE raptdity Of action II cannot b. seen
By The human eye. However. just %
the Individual spokss Of rapSdly ~
vo,ving wheel cap b made visible b.
. dash Of Iightnias. - the sctioe Of .
Salloplng hoess can b and has bsss
analysed b. instaotansoos photogss'
ply.
Ths statistic q 0ysoeby. The thoe.
oughbeed. has been made from photo
graphs taken at the instant when slI
four iegs are o0 The ground. The bact
b archsd. ths hind fest ses dissctsd
forward. ths fore fest backward. "a
that sil ere tucked under the animals
body.
when ths limbs aesis tooeb ~
ground the arst 10 % % = one Of the
bind feet. which h thrust far forward
% % to form 90 acute angie with ths
iins Of ths body and thus serve ths
pusposs Of . spring In breakips ~
force Of the impact Of the hoof when
the hoeve b going at top speed
In ths couveutioaaj made Of repe0'
senting q saliopins horss al fous iesl
are o6 the ground st once. bot ths
front pair ere extended beet ward d
such Q way that tbs updsssarfaess oi
thsir boofs are directed skyward III
body being at The sams time broughl
near the ground Thls co0veotiooal
psss appears 10 hsvs bsss desivso fsoa
Q dog running. wbeo The froot and
hipd pairs os iegS ere Fsspsctivsay q
tseAsd forward aed baekward. wito
ths soles cs ihs hisd fsst turuso %
ward.
This poss. Il = ihoaght was aoop<
q 10 sseesss1t ~ salIop q tbs hess>
By ths gosdsmiths oe Nyceoos bstvsss
onD and 1OOO n C.. wheWcs n Wei
tssnsmitted By way ee Persia and -
bssss to Chins and Japan. 10 retur'
10 The eighteenth esatusy - ths ~
cult OF commescial eelatto0e 70 Weee
ssu europo. -Cbicaeo Tvihass.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20
TANNING A GIRO.

TseshIae Q Pssahsred pse - Tsusa
tev 10 Nose o,Nlssel
No cssatues b mses jeslous ~ seasl.
tive thas . bls1. II y sesy. however.
10 Win the hsast of almost any bird.
and that withose slasvlns him o. max.
Ing him thiak ~ bas msstsesd yos.
Simply tsik 10 hin Q eood deal.
Pieee biz eaee near you on yous 6esk
a. woet tab,s. asl retain bic cboIcest
dainty 10 gise 10 hlm with your own
Aaesss. IRt him ksow that be can
never have that particular thias unless
b. takes II from yos. and b. viii soon
ieasu. u yos are patiest and DO not
discoUeest him By dxing your eyes
upon him.
After this ~ VIII moss readily tak.
II from your lipa. end then when you
let him out of BIZ easr. after the 0rst
esciiement 10 ovss. ~ Win come to yos,
especially u you have . call TO which
you have accustomed him. and accepl
The daiuty from zoo while free.
A. soon - hs becomes really co.,
vinced that zoe viii pce hurt hio o.
Try 10 catch hin o. Interfere IN any
way With his libesty hs win givs way
to hs boundisD curiosity about yoa'
he wiil poll yesr hais. pSck at yoss
syss and give 200 - oucA Of hls Con
paay o. zoe dsslss. New Yeek PVsssL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20

There b 10 inaecs whirh has pussled
naturaiists ~ In IT, proper classioce.
tiou more than the carwtg. eome have
asserted that u belongs 10 the oeetles.
Of which u 10 30 ''al,ersant type" 9th
ess that n ls connected With the grass'
hopper. Even sbout its very name
there has been endless discussiou.
eoms have thought the name earwie
10 the result oe The crsature'a suppeeed
habit oe getting Into The eass. woile
oshsrs are equally certain that u b
derived from The original name. wh6ch
thsy cay was carving. from The faet
that The wing when spread rssembses
ths human ear. At all events. ons
thing b csstain-the sarwig - ~
know it BOW b Q survival of au cary
typs oe which almost every othse mem
oss has bseoms eytinet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20

A family Of children. aftss The usual
saturday night ro0ps. sathsred IN ths
drawing room foe muslc and slnstng'
A. bedtime drew osar The Deeees
said:
snow, childrsu. CHOOSE one hymn "a
anish ~ With. and thss yoa must a''
cay Coed night.'"
Lets have Ere Again Our eab'
hath Cioes.'" suggested . bright little
gisi ef abeut ssvsa yeaSS q age.
'Well. ! think that voaA - u.eee
suitable Tomorrow evening" Fspllsd
The mother.
: 'oh. but you always air cur eab
hath e,eehss % oatuvhayA uu0oyr-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20
uNAL ACCOUNT xOrsc4

Nesiss 10 hsssby sivsa that Aarshs
vsaaess Wills. administsatrix Of the
ssssss Of Jsmes caivta Sisicr. do
ceased. having on July ~. 1907.
alsd her ansi report In said matter.
ssA o. the siss Of October. 1909.
AlsA Ass supp,emsatsry assi report
|asA sccouas 10 said matter. With tho
|slssk os The county eosst Of klamath
eesssy. Oregon. the said court did. By
ester maAs sad satsrsd o. the siss
day Of Ossobss. 1903. appoint eatsr'
Gay. Nevsmbsr aoth. 1905. ss the
hous Of 10 O'Clock 10 the forenoon.
|ae the courthouse Of said county and
state 10 klamath Fails. Oregon. -
the time and place Tor The hearing OF
said settlement Of said accounts and
estate.
MARTHA FRANCES WILLS.
io.sS.ii.io Adoinisesasrix'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20
Cuaranleed Pubic
Land Scrtpe

~ c. .. Towers Co. Aeiss CITY,
iIsua.. ssssis TOT the Northern Psssa>
~ ossiei vill ssises Tor zee ssy
wnsa. soa m,ssssi sevssssssl
- Write sAsa los Dastisslass.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20
RxDUCED PRICE ON KLoC1RsC
OlODnD

Oving 70 Q new eosssaee vitA ~
factory On lamps. whieA reduses oUs
cost, vs viii iron ssl aftss thie 1ate
ssli gIobso - SeljoVS:
s.l. 10 aaA 10 -. sasboa Gleea.
see eaGh.
- e.-p. sas1ea g1ooss. ~ -.
50 y. MesSliaa gieSes, ~ 80.
1ee y. nssj1ias OiobeA ~ -.
- e.-p. TuasDesa O3sSss. eSe 60.
- e-p. fuaGsesa O3eessy 1ee sash.
- e.. .Tusestsa Ojobes. o1.lo.
KLAMATH HALlD LloHr AND
WATER CO.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20

Doctor- are the peios todayf
No letter? Then don't take any moes
oe the pills. TatIent-l haven't takee
any of them. dor. Doetoe-Thst ee.
counts fJe n. You insy take thsO -
directed. -1.ippincott's.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20

GOOD DRY WOOD-v10 1Gsasuss
PSiess-At ssseb. -. -, Dsliv.
sss1 - end q. Dovn-Aill hasl ~
the vsy.
KLAMATH OEADGE9. PAsas -
= OooGpnHR. owuss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20


Thers is Q lateat truth n the psi9h
tive maori hsllse that by satlno ~
brains OF hls snsmlss . WARRIOR -
aulrsd thslf skill aud cunning.
lt was q custom among these Av'
aees, whose dsscsndants have essu
anA admired In Hawaii and New IA
Isna, 10 ho,d . brain feast amer sc.
cessful battle. The conQuertns CHIEF
always reserved Tor his own portion
the gray matter Of ths opposing 'saoee'
observe hew ~ practice vosks out 10
modern lies. We Do uot actually eas
eur rivals brains. but u w are wsss
we vill try 70 shsorb what thoss
brolne contain. tn man wAo mAkee Z
~ succsss = The nan who uakse ~
~ ne of his salsmisa stueiee thel'
noves. leoeas thsls uethod. snowl
what thesght peocseaee tAey are ape =
fellow. DoWA here " the streee =
guess ws'vs mere ~ less akin to ~
NassiA sAyway.-Nsw yost Herald.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20

Tbe best treasure aose6 wea y Q
fsuuI toogue. -Hesio6.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20

oslI hlshwsv Nssbss sad ths e'es
GNslisk Wsmsa omeksr

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s"s .,,sS ws~s. s~ssse.
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~: = .".shls asurs In o,d
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ums 1870 80. ,hs e,ss voman 10
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s@oss soo.S S - = ~. WITT ~. !. . 6,souted
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po.a', Nv - o,ss shr.ssrors ysers
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eoo ~ ,..S - M A ~.
.. .ncs'.s s~,..s = ~ IN n, act Of
Sissoa's comedy Of ,hs "Roarins oirl."
a. sise asurss 10 eshss p.ays es tes
pevSod,
NJ. -. III, dsushtsr Of Q Shoe
-srSs uvins 10 ths Rarblcau. and Ma
ions dives 1854 % The date Of hes
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20

VlMaA ~ ohe ooeeas
UAroaA -Whas ~ ~ ~ v1eo ~
fnunea ct ~ - ~ tlsseo MI
Hnpoet- -Gal1 ~ ~ - q ~ 1evoe
waniel y - NJ ~ asalA-teaA'
telpAh 1eeeel
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20

Would Il b easy to blow ~ and e.
slroy Q lock canal by the esaoocSous vee
q dyua o. other high sSpsoalveS
TIE Qussliou has besn' oe6oted much
IN counsctioa With The raaa0a eanal.
TIE Eaginsssins News calls attsntSon
10 ths tact that IN attsaapt nade u
1900 to wreck The ws,lana casal U
this way produced surpelsinsly small
rssuitA After two wsskr examisaetoe
The two men concsrued ssleete4 lock
~. aud each lowered Q satchsl con
tainiug dynamite aud . fuas to ~
water bshlud the gats ct each end q
the lock. Both charges we're e1pSoded,
but thA dynamite failed 70 carry away
ths gates. Although ~ sspSoalvea
blew Q hole about . foot II diameees
through each gate aud leossneo ~
hinsss. The gates rsmsissd h pesstson'
holding back ~ water.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20

8nplotNoG
"You say The defendant palled ths
plnintiG'e hair. Now. how coa0 H.
defendant. who = ~ unusually eeoes
mn. reach the plaintl6o hals. ~
plaintl6 bslns fully six tesk tallr
.Why, you ~. youe hosee. ~
plalntl9 was butting hin at ~ ume'"
.-Clsvsland Plaln Dealer.
gvldoMely Z oeWNe(eeeve. !.
'Dleglns y q connolsssus 10 clease."
sDe uuel b. 0therwlee - uiQos
maho O. oeoaslonal ulGeAGo - ovo
aWay 3 ~ ~" WasAlngteo nan
: sela easst y half ~ sattls -asss'
ba,1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-20

lN The No0vt0P 90eo61toNWeeNe
"Yss." saA the frSsh young lisusee.
ant 'vhs army has fallse % svh
daya"
The Sophisticated captain nsrsly
easped.
sway" The =. Y. Il wsnt On. "Seek
at the names on this roll-rrlvete n
tsaucs. Corporal Punishmsne Aa5ee
Doiuo, General Houssvoek. what
Kind Of A.
but iust then the Q. O. shied s-a-
veil. . Ginger ale bottle at the aeslno
eGSuder. .-Lipplncott's. ai