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The Dark Side.

Til huuau family, is adopted
to tho complaint of putting forth
the dark side OF every DAY. AS
they pass through life. NoW:and
then you will meet up with a
modle Father, ora moddle moth.
er. Son or Daughter, that will
make every thing sunshine
around you, even when you 60 to
class exc ciseS, you Will see them
Ret up all over TIL house. and
begin to 1t h WHAT great trouble
and perse cutiou they have to go
through with making an out
slider believe that a christian life
is a dark life to live i, il true VIC
must suffer pcrat cution, But let
tho christian, tell what sun
shine it is to suffer for Christ
cause. And ,natt' the path OF q
,chy;stian man or woman all sun
sAiDo under any circumstance
then others viii see The good
in a'r1.st!S1:A '-~;
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COURAGE FOR TIE NEW
YEAR.

Have the courage to start right
and keep right.
llave the courage TO turn from
evil and cling to that Nilcn il
good,
Have the courage t, yref+r
Comfort and propri'.,y to fashion
in all things.
Have the courage tn wear -our
old cloths until you can pav or
NV ones.
Have the courage to discargt. i
q Ut while you huvo the money
IN your picket.
Have the courage % obey your
conscience a. tie risk OF r d,cu,.
from men.
Have the courage 70 own you
are poor and thus dis .rm roYor'
tv of it's sharoeSt ctiag.
Have the courage to wear thick
boots in winter and insist on
your wife dong the same,
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2he 87th. Ind.

When You think THAT old Ind.
did not send Noble men to tho
field, nease read what we have
read.
This regiment was organized
a. lrdapopoiis from Aug II TO-
Sept. ~ 1852, ard mu,t4 red out
Jun- 10, 1895 II vas command.
bv Col. Kline q Shyrock, re.
signed March q, 1853. succeed.
ed by CO.. Newell Gleason In
com mand Al time Of must+r.out.
The s7ta belonged to Raird's
Division. F.ur'eenth Corps.
and lost 81 killed and 112 from
disease etc. Capts. Jas. VI. Ho,li.
dag, G=' ". Baxer and Lewis
Hughs were killed at Chieksma.
uga
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(sjyetr, |1d|s1r::

VIA scne go0d historian of
Indiana give the true neanipgof
this word. Thero will no doubt.
have to pa g little scholatahlA
conneoted With theH eH.story Of tho
place, You VII see ita imps1eet1.
ueAl IN the .Indiars State sdbtf
printed in CraEesET.No, z8. What
great act transpired at ,hat-place
that caused the Ed. to note It:
Think twice before you speak
once, and be sure to note the
fact.
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PRINCIPLES ARE NOT EXECUTIONS.

| We have different parties, nd
OH nj SOCIETIES. wh;c j ~a,p t,
hav" ditferelt pri CIV l.. N'cr
tht 1t Claims is to the >a,;e end
and FIR 'hc same purpose If
'"elr object is the same, We add
their principles, certainly would
have tc be the same. And if their
principles are the same, then we
must look for some other reason
winch makes the differences. be
tween those parties and soci4 ties,
And we find the cause is in the
manner OF executing those prin-
clple>. For instance we take tie
dlflerclt branches. of the Me,hc.
DIS chur ch, and tho different
branches of the Bapti>t church.
or fresbytcrianS, etc, All these
branches say that they are lab
orng for The same place (hcaven)
And from al! appearance, thew
are all trying t. travel the
same road Then we mus, sav
that the differences, that are be-
tween them, is the manner in
Which each OF them execute
their trave'ing on the same road.
or IN other words, it is tha man.
ner in WHICH lhey try TO execute
the principles of heaven. left bv.
Christ "n II cord for theta. For
the prin ciplcs and The manner
OF executing them are two differ.
things,
Law Is principle, for this rea.
son The Apostle p al saws Il $ g
another law iu my members,
w"r'ug aga:nsL the law uf nv
mind" 1t is a very hard matter
Tor men to zee the difference
there Is between these two laws
The one law is The Spjrj1ua)
law, and the other is the Carna)
law, Those two laws are at war
with each other at all times,
and one or the other must
sooner or later.
So then. from careful exami.
nation OF Paul's writings, we |
learn that the law or principle
of contention, is IN the members
Of the body. !
1t has been over nineteen hun. !
dred years ago. since Christ
World's cresset., 1913-01-02
BkosHYKNoB Thursday, Jan 2nd
Home Circle Column.

! II caInot be made fcuitflI ill
it die.
| Friend, come thou like a friend
Aud whether bright thy tA1e,
Or dim with clouds we oaDIct
comprehpnd.
We1l hold OUT patient tsads,
each IN his place.
And tru>v thee t., tta end.
Knowing thuu leadest oEwsrd
I" 'n0>e spheres.
Wnere Y e" +" neither days.
10y morths. 5nr years"
Mass NJ u!ocks in thi- beautiful
po: N gives our Dde4s better than
VIC can express them, Tn" idea
ut each day being gift; hidden
from us until it's hour comes as
q pretty thought s many gifss
so much line t use :cr oJ:tn.
profit or loss. anA so rary
hands are held -, ,,>44;r!y (o-
the coming da1s. jooS;rR for
them to bring happinf IS. Or gain
of some kind, The spirit some.
lines grows faint b. fore the un
known fu;ure. consequently tits
enough ~ iake one dAv at q time
as.d try to make hat ga d, It is
hard enough even then and some
times it ls best to 60 hOnr by
hnur, One day at q time is The
secret of every noble life. One
day at time, taken ap' brpye'y
with itsluties faithfully done az
they come. lis trials patiently
borne, it's temptations firmly
resisted It's cross cheerfully
carried, It's joys rightly used,
and 1t gladne>s gathered from
every hour as it passes on In.
stead Of making many re>oiu.
tions at 'he FIRST of the year
to b. quickly broken. let us
s rive to meet each day brave.
ly, and 'ake What it brings un.
qutstioningly.
'Oh hang some lamp Ike hope
Above the unknown way,
Kind year to give our spirits
free ,c),',
And our hand strength to work
while it is day."
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came to earth, dAo set ~ a body
with memb, rs in it. AID left
those mem ber- un ter , tine GOV
eminent. And 'ef, amp resp.
ons to enforce the prjncl3,rs pt
this governments, e. THIS .tJv-
ernment or prin ;;3@'S. 'Sas -.
law Of righteousness, ur0D~ 4 ~
law of righteousness. ~ So.
those differ NJ ceromlra't0uH 81
devidrd up And 1t is no, tif.
law OF r;gh,eou ne S. ,ll4t d,vi.
ues them up, it is tile manner OF
executing the law of righteous.
ness which divides them up.
Some who claim to be under
til sc principals, belipv" in f OF
washing others do not Some
D. llevc in spriu.ling for baptis IN
other. do not. And many 9th, r
such divisions thru the law tina,
Is in the members. which brings
forth Evil fruit, for tll Carnal
mind is tnmity agairsL God
Hence. it brings war in TIC '}ody
while all those mem bt.rs acl,nnw-
ledge th' principal, or 'aw p.r
fec'. yet as we Ii W susaa Il. l-st2,
ner of choice in tXecu'ing those
principals they differ vide ly. :
And so it is with the Political
party, they all claim Mat this
government is a free govern.
ment. 1t is the mannn: Of ,X-
ecuting this government Ehirh
make the difference.
For instance we take uD ;Le
question of recall Pres ldent Taft
and mis- following beliefs that a
recall wOuld Dr. fatal t" our gov
ernment Of Liberty -Ex-Presi
dent Roosevelt and his following
beliefs IN 4 recall. Here is the
difference which arises in the
oi executing the priuci
pals Of this free government thel
one man is for very few men to!
rule. and the other is for ,be
people to rule So our readers
we believe will see plainly tie
difference in principals and The
manner ot executing those prln.
.ipals.
World's cresset., 1913-01-02
FAREWELL OLD YEAR.

/
Da,sed into history We viii par,
Vitl, it A. with an Oil friend. Tt
s3m i|yjsas Drought much: joy
! eAN>rs sorrow. Icr we are
! p,t tart ~ " far. WI. Like J.
ir4Nl:U uas = to~ 81. IS i sea- 5
tho 'rC Is. Il: i1urney and
| :ce r,,~A&l3> t2rs.aa tnp vast
Walt Nn2 elo y, ~ t" tDu 70 ms
OF Il 40 0yI ,at'0N nn1 since I'D
gestures >wep> - 'h, - morse.
les i,ann OF time t. 'h"t a.lcat
gra yard at the entrance of
viii, h rise. the imaginary rom b
stone upon which is inscri3ed
he:,r Word: THE PAST. Their G
is 'subli NJ sole nifty in tn q
s,ol:t moving yet never varing
tldt of years. Man has marked
IT'S Cuurs into hours. days,
weeks, murths, ard & INJURIES,
! t ru-tieS N Oh. anc still on
ut: ,,iy unmi,,Gful of :he, puny
nnIris raised TO measure the
u e nat never tlre>. DEna>t,es
have ros, tnuri>hei and deca
"a. Mtlss naEe Snrnrg fTnI
tCrliie plains and then sank be
ncath the deserts shifting sants
continents have r+ard their
lofty broWs ahOve tn OCEANS
trackless waste, only to return
to the coral caverns from which
they rose; r,ccs have risen to
the noon of ,p'end"r and then
been lost in tho darkness of
night, bul Time, ploddirg, tire
less Time, sweeps ON witt the
Same rcgul rity a. when it first
Is ueu forth, from tn hollow of
Gou', .land 70 the chant OH the
N ,rn,ng'> s,ars and the proc|ai.
med Creati ns's dawn. And vet
Tmt Is bu he image OF eterni'
ty the shade of a shoretesS ca.
the type of Il duration for which
al! tie ages past and all the
aeOnS TO come would no, make
or constitute he fl st faint flush
of the first streak Of dawn OF It's
second morning. ETERNITY,
thou plea sing dreadful thought
That never ending reign succee.
ding the crash of matter and
the reck Of the worlds, suns, Sy-
stems. Intelligence has achieved
triumphs. 1t has read the stass
Of heaven and can furetell to a
second when The great lirey |
sun will oe hidden in partlal or
Total t.rfiD ~. H. rap rrai tho
of creation on the r. ,cks |
u DisLure ana unfold thr secrets
hidden by God in the bow. Is +
,arth; but when IL attempts 70
grasp the significance ut etelnl
y 1t stands abashed and uumo.
ounded AT it's inability TO com
'rehend and infinite pi1n.
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THE NEW YEAR

a friend stood at the d or;
In either tight closed ba nd
Hiding rich gifts, three hund.
red and three score;
!, Whiting TO strew them daily
FER the land,
: Even as the sewer,
Each dkous be, t,eads it in.
andpa>aes1by;, ..,
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DIED..

Mr.. Ferris our neighbor' who
lives On uhat is known as the
Pug Singleton farm. died at his
home Wednesday morning, his
Obituary will come out in our
next weeks paper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferris understanding for
their ne'ghbors.
World's cresset., 1913-01-02
Hccsier Column.

Three out Of the Sc Coz rricted
for corspira " Union Labor
leaders at Indianapolis Ind. vas
FROG: chat State two from In
d ianopolis and one from Nuncie.
World's cresset., 1913-01-02
Preachers. Whc are you?

You p'oftssed, preachers OF
what you Call the gospel, please
give us ancount of your steward.
ship, from your belief inregard.
to poIa ics, and relige N. should
they be mixed; up and 90 to
gather or not?
World's cresset., 1913-01-02
SrWsCHIPiTlON
Roll OF HONOR

Lulu Lord Brushyknoh ST On
Jim Barnes Caddo Mills Tex.
10c's,
A Willis. Sulnher, Okla. 500
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A BOOK FOR EVERY FAMILY.

we nave completed BOOK Of four hundred pages
treating on nearly every Spbec, of the Bible and tn
wrongs belonging to theories Of perported TO be ,h
Bible Teachings that every Reuder and Family shod ,vo
in their pos csson 1t will be- grand treasure of n
In Wedge to every one,
NO one will be without it Ven read Send US rour
order accompanied with dollar and we will send v
the Book. Ed. WORLDS CEEssEr,
Brushyknob. Mo-
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!. Have the courage ,c do aiE
ont that which you Go '1ot 1eeu
howegernveh your eyes >1ay
covet 1t
:. >Nava>tte courage to speak 70
q friend in G "seedy" coat; even
though you are in company with
O rich EaE and richly attired.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-03

the ladies in the back of the room
are compelled to hold their hands to
their ears to hear what you say" =
Miss Norris almost broke down
when asked if she and Caminetti had
ever discussed her virtue before she
yielded to him. Her face redeemed
and she replied in a whisper: 81 know
he knew l was virtuous girl"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-03
DECLARE WAR ON TRAINS

Springfield, IT,, Sept. because
the residents of this city consider
they are receiving "scurvy treat
ment" by the Chicago & Alton Rail-
road, which has been sending one
train through without stop and has
refused to allow shuttle trains for
the state fair, they have begun a rail-
road war that promises some excite
ment.
Commissioner Davidson, acting
under city ordinances, requested po-
lice chief to arrest all train crews
speeding through the city faster than
Is miles an hour and to make arrests
for violation of the smoke and whis-
tie ordinances.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-03
FORTY-FIVE coNVIcTS PUT TO
WORK ON HONOR

Dixon, ILL.,, Sept. 3.-Forty-five
''picked'' convicts- most trust
worthy of the 62S men of Joliet peni-
Tertiary, who have less than five
years to serve-arrived here this
morning with Warden E. M. Allen,
and went directly to their camp up
the river at Grand Detour, where the.
first convict road labor in this state
will be undertaken.
At the camp of the men, which is
located in the Will Andrus' pasture,
there are no guards. They may
smoke and play cards, checkers,
chess, baseball and qouits. They will
work each weekday from 1880 to
noon and from 1 to $50.
They are placed entirely on their
honor not to escape and are not even
CARRIED in prison uniform. Sundays
they will have a change of suits and
will be allowed to receive visits from
relatives.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-03
LOLA NORRIS PUTS cRIMP IN
CAMENETTl'S CASE

OAh1hChI OApOCIS W 1SSL 1Co CdoO
against F. Drew Caminetti, on charge
of violating the Mann white slave
law, today. The defense expects to
conclude it's evidence tomorrow and
the case will probably reach the jury
Friday night.
b. Miss Warrington was compelled to
go into minute details of her relations
with Diggs in order to correct admis
sions she had made on cross-exam-
nation.
To refute the statement of the at
torneys for the defense that Maury
Diggs could not have been respon-
sible for Miss Warrington's condition,
nor could he be the father of her
child, she declared her first improper
relations with him were early in No
vember, when she claims she must
have been drunk as Diggs had given
her champagne. She said Diggs had
never requested that they leave Sac
ramento because of her approaching
motherhood. ..
Lola Norris very greatly damaged
.Caminetti's case when she declared
that he had as much to do with in
ducing her and Miss Warrington to
elope to Reno as did Diggs. Can't
netti repeated the threats of expo
sure which had been used by Diggs
in his efforts to force the girls to
leave Sacramento.
Caminetti was uneasy during Miss
Norris testimony. 1t was quite ap-
parent that, thought she felt no bit
terness toward him, she did not in
tend to shield him. She was as volu-
BILE as she was during the Diggs trial,
but maintained dispassionate atti-
tude.
Judge Van Fleet, who has on sew
eral occasions endeavored to have
the morbid women spectators leave
the courtroom, voiced his contempt
of their curiosity when he interrupted
Miss Norris in one of the most lurid
,oo,-fc of how cforxy Inv couino uyith
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-04
Herald special service,

WASHINGTON. d G.. dee -
purink tn, nc,t four ~--Es un,ls
sans infant prodigy the parcel
post syst.m will be- called upon u
perform a hcfcui.an task IN coun-c
tloh Nth tho transportation aud de-,
iiNery Of millions o, Christmas slfts
Postmaster Burio-oh. ~ho 10 TO-
sponsiblc Tor tn. coHdaet ot this scr,
vice. has mad. extraordinary pr-parA.
,ions TO prevent congestion Ia the
postofflc-s and TO insure prompt de-
iiS-ry % these parcels several
thousand additional cmploycs will b.
added 10 the force dur.nk the holiday
season and the collection aud do.
liN.ry equipment WIii b. augmented
wherever Necessary. Every poaaibl.
effort has been mad, 10 strengthen
thos. parts of the postal orsanlra,
ton which all b. undcr a. great.
cst strain. and Mr.. Barlesou stated
today that NIth these special arrange
ments he Is confident Of the ability %
the service 20 handle successfully the
avalanche Of parcels that will bc
thrown upon Il during the rush per.
iod
The postmaster general 4 anxious.
however. Icst the public fail To CO.
operat. With him In observing Ger.
tain important conditions necessary
Z" enable the postal authorities TO
effect the timely delivery Of Christ.
mas gifts. In order to secure this
cooperation ho has caused 10 b.
printed for distribution throuEhou,
the country hundreds OF thousands
OF circulars ana piaeards containing
directions for the proper preparation
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-04
Parcel Post Hints for
the Christmas Rush

loo rhus'mas Gtts .u. ,fsG,mls,tOu
by mail
. Ihrisimas parcels should 10 mailed
early FHf loyaI delivery they shoaIi
%" mailed 40, later ihaa IA,smb.f
aud tuT uutoi.tuuu delivery thsy
. aLuuld bs mailed a. safiy as pos.Ibi..
but iU any gysat In tlnr To reach the
uHirra oi destination At least too days
| O. ripr 20 IhTistmas
. ChrlstmAs Elfts soat by mail shuuIi
D." sTapp~d securely Tho suuiAlHsr,
uf Wrappers shuuid be surnci.atiy
stronE 10 withstand tho necessary
haudllBE ih,idost to transportation
aud delivery
glassware. rFugksfy. Chflstmas
toys -aally brsakabls. sissa framed
. pictures. etc. should b. carefully
packed In bo,cs of metal. uood
leather oT corrugated pas,sboafd .I,h
Hurlri"nt excelsior. ra~ cotton of aim
liar matter 10 prevent tho c1ntsata
from coming iEto contact With aay
portion u tho boI These pafrsls
au"uld b- marked "frasii. Post
masters sIli refuse 10 accept Tor nail.
,EE paskaEcs that ~. lgscrursly pre-.
parsd.
Parcels should bs addressed ulAin.
o. Tho addresses should BE- com.
'"," and plainly wFltt.n In InE Tho
regulations require that parcel plst
packages shall bear tho nam-a and al,
dresses oi both the sender aud a..
nGir"ss'". II a taE 10 used. th.
uaWsa and address ot a., apaCor aud
% ''iroT-so ,ouli siso b- vfiiirn
90 toe parcel itsoiI
reels sent In hd,anc. uf Christ.
mHh y be mArEi "N0l to b.
o., 80! rnuI ChTistma, or s,gc
similar 'ctIOH, wrtl.u or ITiat.d
o. sSas' a. 'h a. "ycrry Chriatn,s.
. '''t Wish's." etc. may by incIosa G.
i#''" but no otl. utltl, or
printed communication shOuld g.
placed therein. an this slII subject
Tia pa'eei a. a hI-Lor rate oi poal.
s'"' 'are'lR should DOT bo sealed
or "ihgrHLr closed agaI..t inspection
sealed parcels are subject to tho
nrSt'elass rate Of postage.
Photographs. printed books. and
"ihof printed matter ar, moi I'm.
olud"d In tho parcel poat. but mr..
third'olaAs matter. on which III. pout-
axe rat" Ia one cent for each two
ouho"S OF fraction thereof.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-04
LOAD Of LUMBER
BREAKS HIS LEG


otto nulsrs atp fas bs-u 10 tl.
'mpioI u J Ffaat AaaHli ilf ,s,s.I
1"ars. sssiainol tsrrfs IB!sp %
tS TlIhi l~C wvHHat'sr susfuus
hsU a sasuA .aur4 .FsI
uuisss 80 LaaiIrE mbsr ifou
Niamaih ralia n frr Aiamt ns,,
GsaS NsuIiI Sea ifs s'atsl bri.r
ar fuil if"m Goo a a.. -a1 Ne litg
shed fsu ut-f His Ia As stls slsst
-as loaded -itb 1900 'rri q Isahf
a." hoHos vSf. rfHtE-i bally
Tho iulUfrd mas saS '1and "
rafst N Namstr Me- B. Mann
and Me- rhsfiss NaFiiB. and uisi
Iu their maFhIus O. NsfrIr IN Pat
fsFs"H l. aIi.uaIhE bin
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-04
IMMEHs SCHOOL REPORT

report of bostrl"t No 81 for tns
month ending November "a. isia:
NumborH Of Euplla on roll. II.
Number Of pupils not abaent. IS.
Number Of pupils not tnrdy. 10.
Number neither absent or tardy ~.
Those neither absent nor tardy mr..
murray and Walter Iinnnon. Cecil and
EIethh Humphrey. Cora and Mercy
nosgH' Anna and John Thompson. Lee
Ezeli. May Williams. Harry Cour, ana
Finite Kerr.
a cordial Invitation In extended 10
all who ara Interested 10 visit and I'm.
Neatigate our work.
JOHN HuTcHENs. Teacher.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-04

BAZAAR READY
~ ADDITION ~ THE ANNUAL
SALE oF NEEDLEwoRk. CHICk.
IN PIE SUFFER- WILL nE sERy.
III TOMORROW

Members OF the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the Presbyterian church are today
making booths. etc. Ia the basement
Of the white Building. In preparation
Tor their annual bazaar. which will
be held tomorro~, Fancy ~ork of all
description will be offered for sale
In addition. a chicken pi. supper
will be served late In the afternoon
aud evening
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-04

A vest pocket pen and pencil hold
ar Invented by q Missourian Is equip
ped with a storage battery electric
light to enable its user to see TO write
In the dark.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-04

Recent French statistics sho~ 20
families In that country having more
than Is children each: 81 fAmiiiA
sith II children each. and more than
I 500. 900 families with no children.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-04
Town Topics
,a.. q" i'sss,iAn,i

Captain J y slymsas pfrsiiss, VI
mo rir'i TTus' and aa,Iuss bauk tsii
Irh muFuIHG fuF Portland. tu atisad
fu business matters
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-04

onieiAi ngures but recently com
piled show that the United States
broke all records for mineral produe-
tion last year. the total value being
more than s?.o73.sss.ooo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-04
Xmas at the Square Deal Store

have holiday They
ton
Ut fAnd BEST AssORTMENT Of holiday
he ark
Games GoCsr Buidsrs
Sewing Boxes everything very quality
iNT FAIL TO SEE THE FINE DOLL AND ELECTRICAL
CAR exhibition the window GIVEN AWAY
LIZ FREE
purchases below
hTst and
the last week Don't
Don't slight the old They
be Joyous Very truly
] EVERETT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-04
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NJ aud Mr nss ,Issi n noaaaIa
arrived ln the sl,Y @~ty-dsy srsu,
lBs to do some shoppIhS~ni Transact
other busIn.aa rhoTs'uNy.i home
ibis mofalns
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-04
WEST IS LISTING
FOR J0BlESS MAN
rsRsoNs HAVING EMPLOYMENT
OR ONE OR MORE woRxKRs
ARK ASKED I'd FILL OUT THE
blank AND SEND IT N
Editor HERALD

Editor Herald
We wish to ask your Kind eo-opsrA-
ton In mosement to connect our IN
employed With a job. There are IN.
doubtsdiy many residents OF your
county uho could use the services OF
. good haad this winter. and there are
msay idle men In Portland and othsr
eittss In this state Who would be glad
to have . place.
II you wili b kind enough to run
this isetsr and attached Information
elaak In . fe~ iasues OF your paper
our plan vill b called TO the atten-
tioa Of thoss needing . hand. Any
requests for labor made TO our once
viii st once b taken up With those
Who are huntins for employment
Assuring you that your eo-opsra-
uoa viii b greatly appreciated. I am.
Your very truly.
OSWALD WEST. Governor
Oaer of Empsoym-st
NAms '''.'......... ...............
Asonsss .'.......... ...............
Nearest railroad station or steam boat
iauoing
Number Of men or women peedsd -.
Character Of work offered .......
Wages to be paid ..............
With or without board and lodRipx
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-04
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NIamath 'uun,fJ tuyiRs hofs~a 'aS
oregon maFtsts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-04

IiaSana's principal terminal rail-
road viii be electrified.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-04

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