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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
HUNDREDS OF MEN
At WORK ON FAIR
Grounds at. San Diego Pre-
pairing for a, Big World
Eventto Be There.

il WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec, IS
/. congressmen.elect Kettler, of San
Diego, Calf, brings word to Wash
l.nston that upwards OF 100 men are
at work on the san Diego exposition
grounds, finishing, grading and put.
ting in foundations FOR the electric.
ity and botanical buildings.
Plans are in preparation for the
Utah building, the Montrey Bay
county section and the Sacramento
Valley site. The idea OF western
development expositic1 has taken
! everywhere, and it looks as If all
/! the states west OF the Missouri river
will have handsome exhibits, while
the states further east are also COM
ing into Inc.
Permanent Exhibits.
Many persons Who have copsid-
cred the immense amount of work
involved in the preparation Of a
great exposition have sighed to think
that the exhibits would be dissipated
and probably the buildings would be
razed after the fair was over. ii
represented vast destruction 2ool
capital, they thought, yet IN most
cases there is no recourse Some.
times. as in the case .of the Grand
Palas and the petit Pa,ace iii Paris
exposition buildings are made in sutf
manner that they will be permanent
ornaments to the city. San Diego
has taken a leaf from the experience
of others in this. She: is construct.
ing exposition buildings which will
!, be permanent sasgesset6 1.-THE city
They will contain bermaEent .expib.
its also, so that persohs who STOP
at San Diego on the grand tour will
be able TO find an attractive and in
! terest'ng exhibit, only a little less
Interesting than the original one at
the. great event in 1915. ''e.
Getting IN Line. "
The idea OF the permanent exhibit
at this port of entry, the first in tho
United States after leaving the Pan.
ANA canal, is taking holdsso well
that San Diego is already practically
dssGred of such permanent. exhibits
from the states of Washington, Ore
gon, Idaho, Montana. Wyoming
Utah, Nevada, Colorado and New
Mexico. q S
Everyone coTcedes that it..is a
tsreat idea and President DC: Col
lera has received many eommanda,
tons for urging. this plan..1. Asa the
VARIOUS states are aeard from. it
seems likely that very few that st'H
have good opportunities FOR settlers
and capital will failS to be repre-
sented at the San Diego exposition
With attractive EXHIBITS. So, :
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
KILLS WIFE
In the Presence of Their
Four-Year-Old Child Who
Goes to Tell Neighbors.
SHOOTS DRUG CLERK
As Well as a Policeman and
a Third Man from His
Barricade.

MEMPHas, Tenn, Dec. ia
four-ycar-old child munching an
apple walked into boarding house
here last night and announced that
papa has killed mamma"
The child's mother, Mrs. Adam j.
Boehler, was found dead in an apart
ment with her head almost severed.
According to the statement OF tho
child, Boehler attacked the woman
with a razor and after slashinG her
throat washed his hands and left the
room.
Later Boehler was located in a
rooming house in the central part of
the city where he had barricaded
himself,
.spaulding Parsons, drug clerk,
was shot and probably fatally
wounded, policeman jesse wolf seri-
ously. wounded and Charles Davis
slightly wounded early this morning
jim an attempt to capture Bceh'er,
I%ho drove them off.
sBoehler succeeded in holding po-
ljcemen aud detectives at bay for
teight hourse before he was shot to
death. They forced their way into
his stronghold after he had been
partly overcome by fumes of for
maldehyde forced into the room
through holes cut in the walls and
floor
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26

John Lucas, recently.
Attorney n. NJ Martin was a
business visitor at clnrksburg the
'1irst Of the week,
Mrs J. p lisqee WIS shopping at
ciarksburs tuesday,
Alr. and Mrs. NJ o. Moore visited
Mr.. Moore's father at sstersyille
recently
Mrs j. D. McReynolds, OF clarks-
burg, was a guest OF friends here re-
Gently.
Dr. l.. c. Oyster. OF I.umbefport,
was a bus ness caller here this
week.
a marriage license has been is
sued to i. + .McIntire and Lucy y.
Miller Both are local people.
Miss Catherine shlnn was shop.
ping at clarksburg Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Richardson, Misses
Ina Rogers and Virgihla Richardson
were clarksburg shoppers recently
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. shinh were
shoppiag at clarksburg the ilrst OF
the week
Tho High school VIII give two
weeks voeat on this year, beginning
Friday, December 90 and opening
the Monday after New Years.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
! Methodist Episcopal church will
hold Christmas bazaar in the Sun
day school room of the church.
4 Mss Hagen was shopping al
iclarksburg Wednesday. 4
Miss Rhea Warden. teacher OF
German in the High school, will
leave Friday 70 spend the holidays
with her parents at Grafton. -"
/ Mrs. E. y. Pigott and daughter
lleft 1lhursday afternoon to visit the
formers sister, Mrs. G. II Price. Of
Philadelphia
The Shakespeare Club has post.
poned its meeting until the second
week in January, at which time the
usual work will again be taken UP.
Walter Fortney, of Oakland. Nd.
lis guest of his cousin, Miss Jessie
EHess, this week. @
Miss Rhodes, teacher Of English In
the High school, will leave the FIRST
tof next week to spend the holidays
Sith her parents at iIillsboro, 0. "
r. r. dardesty was business Wis.
iitor at Worthington this week
The Bull Moose oil well on f. c
Richardson's place is expected IN
ltpon. 1t is thought that this well
will he a good producer, as the well
Ion the Lucas farm in the same VI
tGinity was gusher. *
Camden Conway, who for some
ltimc past has been working for the
shimstc,a News. has accepted po'
Isition with the Weston Star during
the holidays.
The Sunday school OF the Meth
odist Protestant church Will render
ia short program Sunday morning
consisting of songs and readings by
the primary classes. Santa Claus
will also appear with his bag full Of
candies for both the young and the
old. &
George Sandy, of Liberty sask
Canada, arrived here this week. Mr.
Sandy expects to visit friends in
Vest Virginia for several weeks.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. McCarty viii
leave the 1irst Of the week to visit
the formers parents at Ann Arbor
M!ch. Mr. Mccarty is teacher OF
science in the High school here:
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26
NAY DE MURDER.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 1S.-During a
dispute near Montgomery Henry Will
iiams, colored, struck w. w Bias,
foreman Of railroad section crew,
on the head with an axe, inflictng
what are believed to be fatal injuries.
Williams was ARRESTED and lodged in
the Kanawha county Jail.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26

Clyde Wiseman and Louis LANCE,
who have been attending the Car
negie Technical school at Pittsburg,
arrived home last night to remain I'M
til after the holidays.
y. G. KEN, Of Elkins, is a city
BUSINESS visitor.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-26

4. H, Phillips. of Wheeling. is a
visitor in tho city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26
NEDFORD GOOD POINT
TO STATION 4 NAN

I, has becn suggested that . man
shou,d bc stationed At Medsord 70
look after settlers and Investors VINO
may he Interested In tho klamath
country. In connection with sh's u
m,xh, bc wcii for the commcrc'A
,,od,ca Of tho city to confer with j.
d. Cochran. who expects to 90 '"cre
shortly and IL also thoroughly con-
vcrsan, with the klamath country
II no can be induced to glve l'tt'e
ot h,s time to tho klamath country
while ho Ia there looking after o'hsr
business affairs Il might scss'" tho
oucs,,ou Of stntionins some man
there durius tho emiGrant season
\, a,,eunsius this matter with MI
Cochran. no said; II have not gwen
IN, matter any thought. but ! believe
that this work would not intcrtsr"
s.r,ously with my business Amairs'
I think that In the event the people
NJ ,his city want a man over shcrs !
can arrange 20 give enough OF my
time to look after strangers who are
looking for information about k'am-
ath.
Here 10 . chance TO get vide
awake man Who IL acquainted with
both klamath and tho Rogue River
valley to look after the interests OF
tho klamath country. II the CON-
ncrclal bodies conclude to station q
man a, Mcdsord Il might BE- we'll "a
consider the matter further With MI
Cochran,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26
NOTICE OF FILING FINAL AC.
COUNT

In the County Court of the State Of
Oregon for klamath County
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Louis
Walter. Deceased.
Notice II hereby given that have
Aled my nnal account and report %
administrator do bonis non Of the es-
tate OF Louis Walter. deceased. and
the above entitled court has hxsd
upon 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF
April 81. 1913. - the time. and the
county court room In the court house
OF Klamath county. Oregon. In the
city of klamath Pals In said county
q the place. when and whore any per
son may present any objection or sx-
ception TO snything therein contained,
or 70 anythins done By me - admin.
istrator Do bonis NON. and st ssid
time and place the said court Will
finally settle said account.
This notice 70 published pursuant
70 the order OF the shove entitled
court. made March 10. 1913. asa ths
arst publication u made % March
~. 1913.
BERT y. WITHROW.
Administrator % bonis non OF the
Estate OF Louis Walter. Deceased
3.3l-%.36
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26
ElFCIRICLl GOODS
STORE TO Be OPENED

That this city 10 to bs up-to-da'c
In the way Of an electrical store 10
made known BY the fact that hr. c.
d. Coon. who has Just recently ar
rived here from Ashland. will locate
here and put In such an establish
ment. This store. says Mr.. Coon. will
be one Of the best and moderated
blishments OF IL kind In the city
a complete line OF electrical hxturss
and supplies will always be on hand.
Everything that goes to make . mrs.
class store has been installed By Mr..
Coon and he 10 prepared to give dem.
onstrations In the cooking line on the
new electrical cook stoves. Tho in.
stitutins Of such an electrical store
In this city means that not only the
city will bs benefited with such ms.
terials that they may need on short
notice. but II means also that the
confidence that Ii being manifested
abroad of what can be done In this
city 10 finding an opportunity Of ap'
precistinG Itself here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26

W. L. Clapp. Of the clapp Auto Co..
made q flying trip to Keno this morn
Ing, accompanied BY DR.. Chiffon. Who
vas called there on professional bust.
ness.
W. n. Reeves arrived In the city
last evening from Santa Clara. Cali
fornia. Mr.. Reeves is . friend OF
d. A. Lamb Of this city and 10 plan
ming to locate here.
Died-At 1880 this morning. the
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Fadden. at the age Of eleven days.
Donald worden. son OF Judge
william s. worden. returned last
evening from Oakland. whore he has
been attending st. Mary's College
Donald has been troubled with bis
throat. and his father believed that
several months on his Fort klamath
ranch, where he could enjoy out-of
door life and the health producing ai:
from the mountains. would be oi
more beneht than that time spent
ut school.
Temple n eater. Matinee daily. 3:3,
o. %. Eysning. arst performances.
7:is. evatinuosa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26
DECLARED ON
AMERICAN HElRESetx

BERLIN. March as.-Berlin so
ciety threatens to boycott" Ameri-
can dollar princesses." Handsom"
but impecunious usutenants aud even
: barons" with ancient linvase ana
famous names. but minds money to
rebuild castles and brighten up o.
cutcheons that reflect only past glory.
have been giving wealthy German
girls the 'eo-by" to make love to the
more vivarcoius and wealthier Amer
ican girls. Stately dowasers and ma
irons have about concluded that thI
American girls must be kept out OF
the upper circles" and the door q
to be shut tight against the inter
lopers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26
lnFlIcAl PLAYS. ARE
the RAGE N LONDON

LONDON, March 3s.-For the
arst tlne American drama threatens
r. become popular In England. there
bsing much press comment on the
veritable American iuvasion OF West
Dnd tAsatsrs.
when the season proper opens. In
sdlition 70 ben Hur." which will
b presented At Drury Lane. April ID.
''Ths Pink Lady" will make her ap-
pearanoe at the Globe on Easter
Monday with . full American cast.
Also, e may be that Rose Stahl. who
scored such triumphant success In
London during her last visit, viii
present Maggie Pepper" Later on
"Reoecca Of Sunnybrook Farm
with Edith Falliaferro, will BE- pro-
ducsd under the direction OF Sir
Charles Wyndham. Lest but not
least, Arthur Collins. who presides
over the dsst'nies Of Diury Lane. In
teuds TO make experiments which,
vhen known. will cause . sensation
among the old fashioned patrons OF
the historic PLAY house. For his aut-
umn production. instead OF the usual
Crury Lane drama. full OF raes
hovsss, earthquakes, aeroplanes. viI''
sins aad comedians. he win present
"Eysry Woman" the morality play
IN blank verse which has been such
. ersat artistic success In New York
Mr.. Collins has only just told Ills
rlsns. Many consider he 10 taking q
great risk In defyins the old Drury
LaAs traditions. He replies point
ing out the enormous success OF Prot
Max Rsinhardt's Miracle" At Olym
ria. which shortly soss to Americ'
and also "0edipus Reg" at Cover
Garden. which has been secured b!
the 6huberts.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26
CHURCH Will
RE|MC0RP0RATt
NAME TO AN CMAN0ED TO THE
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
OF klAAMATn FALls-Pl.AN
WORK FOR YEAR

A meeting and social was held at
the Presbyterian church Monday
night for the purpose Of Ming new
articles Of incorporation and likewise
changing the name Of the church.
The name OF the church was former
iy known a. the Presbyterian church
Of Linkvills. but under the new In.
corporation II will bc called the
First Presbyterian Church Of klam-
ath Falls. O6lcers. trustees and other
places In the church which are part
OF the work that 10 to bs desisnated
were also elected during the meet.
Ing. II was found whom the report
Of the treasurer was called In that
the church WAS ON good financial
basis and the members Of the church
are congratulatins themselves on the
success OF the church work which
they have been doing during the past
year.
Following the business part OF the
meeting refreshments were served
Many members and friends Of the
church were on hand to take part Ia
the meeting and likewise social and
expressed very much satisfaction
with the way the members are takins
hold Of the work and predict that Ia
the coming year there viii Be srea'
improvements In all the branches o'
the church work.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26
rlOoDs IMMINENT m
IOWA AND NEnRASkA

OMAHA. Ncb,, March ss.---EaAt-
ern Iowa and western Nebraska are
facing q serious food condition and
unless cold weather suddenly stopa
the general thaw now In progress,
much property damage. all sorts Of
trouble for the railroads and possibly
loss OF life will result. Tho Ice In
the Missouri has not yet broken, but
In all the smaller streams tho rail-
reads are dynamiting channels
Three drowninsa have already been
reported.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26
SENATOR HOURNE PLANS
no AID DEVELOPMENT

WASHINGTON. March SEE W.
Hall OF Portland will meet with Ssna.
tor Bourne and Director e|aith OF
the geological survey relative to &C.
curing q government permit OF the
plan Of the Eastern Oregon Land
Company for developing $4,000
horsepower In Deschutes river the
company can develop 10000 horse
power without using public lands
Senator bourne believes the priv''
icse for larger operation. invo'v'ns
an expenditure Of about ss,oo".ooo
should be granted.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26

WASHINGTON. March 3s.-Sena-
tor chamberiain's bill to provide for
nnal settlement for Indian lands In
Oregon. ceded to the government By
the rillamook. Clatsop. Nooksack.
wamic, Klamath, wahklakum. willa-
"a and Chinook tribes Of Indians.
was reported to the senate today
with amendments permitting the SOC
rotary Of the interior to AZ reason
able fees for attorneys and some
other charges.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26
GRAND OFFICERS WILL -. =.
VISIT PYTHH1AN LODGE

There will be q big meeting OF
Knights Of Pythias tomorrow night
at their hall In the west side Of tho
ODD Fellows building. The occasion
IL the visit Of the grand lodge ON.
GERS. Frank I. wriehtman. Grand
Chancellor. and r. L. Stinson. Grand
Keeper Of Records and Seal. both OF
Salem. Eleven candidates will b
given the rank OF page and the even
Ing will end with big banquet which
will BE- prepared BY the Pythian Bis
ters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26

Notice 10 hereby given that on Fri-
day. tho Sth day Of April. 1913. st the
hour OF 10 O'Clock Q. m. Of said day.
at the q. p. roomins house. bstvesa
Eleventh and Twelfth street. on haia
street. In the city OF klamath Pals.
klamath county. state OF Oregon. !
will sell at public auction. TO the high.
est bidder. for cash. In order to salts.
fy . balance OF Stso.3t and Interest
At 8 per cent per annum from Dscsm.
bsr 18th. 1911. due on y certain
promimory note and chattsl mortgage
securing the Same. the following per.
sonsi property. TO Wit: All the fur
niture and fixtures. consisting Of beds
and bedding: cooking utensils: stoves
and dishes. mattresses. springs. car.
pets. linen. chairs. tables. drsssers,
rugs. pillows. comforts. blankets.
china closets. cigar case. is-foot coun-
ter. shelving. partitions. window
shades. and oil other personal prop.
erty now used end located In the
building known % the q. p. Roomiag
House. situated on Main strest. BE-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth strest. In
the city Of Klamath Fails. Oregon.
That said sale will be had and made
In accordance with the terms and con.
ditions Of . certain chattsl mortgage.
given to w. McCabs BY Louiss y,
Taylor. on the 9th day Of October.
1871. which said chattsi mortgage
was sold. assigned and Transferred
for . valuable consideration By said
". NcCabs 70 II. J. Winters. on the
%th day Of March. 1913. and which
said chattsl mortgage was duly Alsd
OF record In the oalcs Of the county
clerk Of Klamath county. state OF
Orgoa, on the 9th day OF October.
1914. and recorded In Book :, On
page as. Record OF Chsttsl Mort
cages. WM. D. BARNES.
Sheriff Of klamath County. otsts
Of Oregon. II
Dated st klamath Pals. Oregon,
this Sth day Of March. 1913.
Nolaad Z Crane. Attorneys for II.
y. Winters. Mortgage. 3.7.l.t b
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26
HOUSE READY no GIVE
PHILIPPINES FREE REIN

WASHINGTON. March 3s.-lnde-
psndencs for the Philippines was
practically assuerd 30 far ~ the house
Is concerned when the insular af.
fairs committee agreed TO report the
bill Of Representative Jones (Dsm.
Va establishing IN Independent
government In the Islands.
Jones said he will attempt to brina
II before the Democratic caucus and
make II . party measure. The bill
provides for . qualified independ'
ence for the islands beginning Ia
1919" From that year until 1871
II would give the president the veto
power over the acts OF the Philip.
pine congress. modelled after the
American body. In 1919 the bill
would assure absolute independence
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26
THERE'S NO FLAG LIKE "OLD
GLORY"
(Song Poem)

(Sons Poem)
Written In 1900 and dedicated to
the Idaho Volunteers OF the Spanish
American War. ON the occasion of
their return from the Philippines.
Republishsd BY request.
OF al the lands whose names ws
N either song or story,
Thees's no land like our own fair
land.
There's NO dag like "Old Glory"
'rls rreedom's nag. and heroes
Has dysd ~ crimson bars;
o'ss aii the world the light has
Ohooe
Hron IT. pure. glsamins stars.
Then cheer. boys. cheer! The echoes
Hats on to "Oid Glory!"
There's NO lank IKE our own tsir
land.
There's no nag like "Old Glory"
From where the ice-locked gold is
stored
In far Alaskan land.
To whore the stately palm trees rise
BY sunny Mexico strand;
From whore Atlantic's breakers roll
TO fair Luson's far shore,
"Old Olory's" stars and crimson
Shall wave forever more!
-Kittis sparsur Hulse.
Nots-It 10 but fair TO myself to
ray that could not today fully en-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26
LlsF OF INHERITED INDIAN
LANnO ROR GALE

Dspartmsns Of the Interior. Unitsd
States Iaaiaa oeevies
The solloviag tfaets VI ladiaA las6s
With the name OF the ovssr. dsscFip-
tiop. and appraisal price. situated on
the Klamath Indian Reservation. Ore
gon. are offered for sale. under the
act OF congress. approved sAfch !.
1897. Tho laads we're listed 0epsem-
her :. 1911. and bids for their pur.
chase will bs opened March -. 1914
1913.
The terms Of the sale are cash.
James George OF ai. 0Wk ess. -.
SIS: $50.
vrs6 assar,els. sux sse. 1884,
.: $3.50.
John Nelson. swk 0Eh. SEN
SWk Bee. II. ane NWk NE y. NE
X NWX. 0se. 1851: $3.50.
Ruth John. Nwx NHk. Eh NV
X. Gee. ~; 0wk 0Wx. -. -.
.Ss.s; o73e.
Joseph Pssasoeo q q. wv Dx
See. ll.3o-e: $1,000.
Emma Goodman q q. Dx SWk.
~ Mex. 0se. ll.Si.s; oI.eee.
Emma CeokmHa st sL SEX Bee. :.
SIS: $500.
Emma Goodman st ai. Nwk Bee.
iI.si.s: SSo"'
The following parcels we're listed
August ST. 1911. and bids will bs
opened March -. 1919.
Emma Goodman ct ai. sK MEX
Sse. le.Sl.S. and ~ oDk Dse. ..
SIS: esoe.
Emma Goodman OF ai. M Sen
Gee. % ST.; Si.iee.
Dora Pedro ct al. M SWk Sec.
iS-3+.s: $3.50.
Many Ann Moore. M Sen. ~
NEM Soc. 3%.3i-s: e7So.
Sealed bids. accompanied by y esrti.
aed check. payable 10 Ddson Watson,
superintendent. klamath Indisn
school. and covering 10 per cent oi
the price offered. may b submitted q
the klamath Agency. during . period
Of sixty days prior 70 : o'clock .. n
on the days Indicated sbove for each
tract. at which time the bids will b
opened st the once OF the agency. il
"ass Of deferred payment sslss. II
par cent Of the purchase price viii
accompany bid and IS psr csst sddi'
tional when bid 10 seespted. Notsl
for balance. At legal rata Of Interest
taken. Patent in fss when notes and
intsvsst srs paid IN full. All thai
Should appear on the envelope con
tsining the BID should b IBID for In
hsyitsd Indisn Land." sad The date oi
opening bid.
Aay further iafornatiea nay b(
had by applying % 0dsou Watson
psrintsndsnt klamath Assncy. Ore
gon. DDOoM WATooN.
oupssistsslsat Eisoata A0eoW
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26
GROW ClsANRERRlEs

Clatsop county hes the anest cram
berry marshes In tho west, A new
association. composed Of Portland
and Astoria business men. invite ten
men to Join them In Q profitable -
vsstment. Write and ask for full In
formation. Nothing better for per-
,uanent income and pleasant homo
site. Address J. e. 0ratkc. 6SS
Chamber Of Commerce. Portland
Oregon. ss-s'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26

Fssl iaaguiA. veak. sua-1ev.s
Hsalachsf Stomach "oe"s-Juss .
plsAn case OF lazy liver. Burdoek
Blood Bittsrs tones liver and stomach
promotes dissstioa. purines the blood.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26
NOTICE

There are funds In the city treas
ury for the redemption OF warrants
protested up to and Including Aug
ust 3. 1908. Interest will cease
from date hereof.
Dated At klamath Falls. Ore. this
3'th day Of March. 1919.
J. w. slEMENS.
City Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26

Charles Hamakar. son Of Mrs.
Amanda Hamakar. 10 In the city from
Portland on o visit to hts mother and
brother. Roy Hamakar.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26

Temple theatsr. Matinee daily. $3.50
o. %. Evening. arst psrforDeaee
1:l6. continuous.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-26

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