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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
INTELLIGENCBR Is
In MOUNDSVILLE
WEST VIRGINIA NEWS
PAPER REACHES FLOOD ,
DISTRICT.
The Only Paper to Be Received BY
the Marshall County Citizens
During the Flood.

The Wheeling lntclligencer. the
leading morning newspaper of the
State. with its superior flood. tele-
graph, market and local news. was
the only newspaper to reach the food
sufferers in Moundsville and other
towns I'm Marshall county. yesterday
morning. This is in accord with It's
up-to-date service.
That the many anxious citizens of
the Marshall county seat ~ more
than pleased 10 be able TO read of the
latest flood developments along the
Ohio Is putting ii mild, as The Intel
ligencer always leads.
Although inconvenienced by the
abandoned car service, The Intelli-
gencer was sent via. Sherrard. which
necessitated a great Zeal of time in
reaching its destination. The Marshall
county Dopulace were very well
pleased with the service furnished by
The lntelligencer and axe thankful for
the excellent news service rendered
them during such a critical period.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Wheat prices were BUFFET
50 back and forth with no marked adj
vantage to their side today until the
@rriNal OF a csblegram predicting the
collapse of dlc peace negotiations when
prizes sdVanced sharply. This news
also affected corn and oats buIIishly.
! Iovisi"ns closed with little change.
Wheat Vi'ened . To &c OF under the
%nHitcnco Of cables which reflected only
slightly too emphatic advance on this
side yestcrday and enormous shipments
fiom the Argentine. the close WAS
.trVng. MaH "a sc net higher.
Corn opened slightly lower aud has
81 advance OF purchasers at the con-
'e-Siou. Tho close witch wAs howeVc-
-" over yesterday.
oatH "llow the path beaten ly
corn and wheat and ciosedAt the top.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

WASHINGTON Ban. I0 Mrs. gon.
jamin Harrison vidoN O. the former
president. arrived here fslay from he.
home In Indianapolis aud Wfl be the
gcusf 81 her sister Mrs Parker
dow ~ Commander parker. a. < y
She and Nr-. Grover cleveland and
tho lHtters nancr. Thomas X. Pcs.
ton. ~ Wells College viii be que u
- n dinnor 10 be given ~ the White
House tomorrow uirht hy the presi.
dent and Mr.. Taft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
STEAMSHIP
ARRIVALS

NEW YORK, Jan. 1O.-Cleared
steamers, Carmania. Liverpool: Cali.
iornia. Glasgow; Patricia, Hamburg.
sighted steamers. Caronia from Liver
pool; La Provence. from HaVre.
Cape Race. (WirelessD-Sighted
steamer Cedric, Liverpool for New
York.
Brow head CWirelessl - Sighted
steamer La Touraine. New York for
Hayre.
Lizard-Passed Steamer I.apland
New York for Antwerp.
lisyre-Arrived Steamer Niagara,
New York.
Queenstown-Sailed Steamer Baltic
IRON LiverpoolD New York.
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Butter. Eggs and Chec,e

MN YORK. Jan e0.-Euficr ursat-
li"a creamery CNtras. gs's a2Sc ur.rs
.33l-c " "F
Cheese steady unclaimed.
t.gSS steadN. tf"-n gathered c.trsF
gathered dirticS. iNH-1r. stu. p.,
~ INinlt ana nearby s~elcrtcd whites
Itt"ctlN" - size 10y uualitt. 90 g..
.au' fennNNi ANA AMI uosru'- h-ur.~v
A." ~ "-'. dItt" So -r,. ~t.
ana mixed colorS. .N.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
NO SUPPLEMENT-
inteiltsencer's Coiored Section Could
Not BE Printed Owing 10 the
Flood Conditions.

Owing ~ tho pits Of tho four
decked Goss Press Of the Wheeling
intciHgcncer being flooded. there win
he no supp ement for the Issue OF 10
day The management made a SPEC
iai effort 10 have the supplement- is-
sued today. but u was futile owing 10
the Hood reaching the pits. Next sat
urday morning tho supplement- win
appear aEaiu IN It's same bright.
breezy n newsy condition that II
has heretofore offered 90 the public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

NV ORR Inu 90 The rotfou
f'0d markets Hrc toad, boo tho dn-
t i' division. bur ar. 4uusa hst eae.
- poo To- To-" lure ~ ronverubles Elenk-
rHd ufrtsd @touorf. .fr &c. fb. rT~rt
'.' htruruf If' h.iuE hurried tt re-
t| TFfffffr.
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THE RAILROADS

The railroad tr,nir. which WIS tied
up by the hood. Das s-atu rc-ufy'd.
Word from tire up~togtre o. g" fr' c-ort
that a majority ur ftc outgoing mail BE-
being sent u4f OH schedule time. Mail
Is now going out on tur baltimore n
Ohio railroad 10 regular time. and al
though there ws- uu nail Fcnt CUT on
the ohio ri'cr road. % b. expected that
mail on tlat division Will again hc sent
out TO-DAY. Yesterday afternoon. service
was again established east "u tuc y a
@, and trains ran ONT f."m tho Tcunsvi-
,anis station. conditions viii ue tor
msl on tic y. a 80 tonight or tnmorro A,
on the Wheeling & Lake Erie is suil IN
definite
E,ery street ar ON tic Wheeling
Traction COMPANY limos lu vic
was forced g. suspend operations. and
csterda3 afternoon rot q v-"~f Wa
turned. IT," NuuudsVilc-Wuccr~F ~
subway al da, TIur~dsI was cut or
los the water. which creI the vltdu,t
across Tomlin-ou bottoms y large
force Of men b. Nov working boo tire
tracks cleaning on tive sediment 10Y ~
Tire Hood. Hnd ttrs are expected tp g.
through earls tH'- mos MINIS ON their 49,
ual ruus.
Train so o.. ea~t-bourf on mo n &
-. which leit T1irty-third street ye-
terda- morning "a O'Clock usfr ~
through 90 Mnnnd.ti1ie con- hsr regular
time Shr had e. pilot ahead. ruf nsrciy
made 10 through Tire ars orHf feet ~ VT
ier "t Tho tracks BOO several places the
trei, surrounded tt vitcr rut viii 10
stree, Car Traaio.
u,sii, ai l'1 iii ,.a
probably DO Mprdt before mic TRACES.
are sll placed Boo Shape frr HI tHr rr.
the wei virgnil rt.\ e .rI r.
zion CONN ans ffH.L.. f.r .ff. vrr~
shl" ~ PISS t.f0ne. 900 Iur iu'uWiUe
track at LeHfhrrv Ini H' o.lr.b sud
10 NHHmHHNHH MFHI given LH H-HH uHH|HH
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Money.

NEW YORK, Ian. IG-Monay o., call
s'tSHN' "-iT& per cent. ruling ~.
losing hia. . -. offered ~
imr i"lIS hru. sixty daNs { nor Int
anu Nv "fNN f"iis, stN months. Ii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

Cash quotations were as follows:
kN"-\o =. 6fr.
iarl"N-Fcod or mixing 5ua 55c. fair
TO choice mailing 5iMsir.
Timothy SCCd-fS 0Oa 3 30.
Glover Sio OoN 10 rs.
i"rLN"SS. $ls S7i-aiN Oo.
La/d-Gu tirrreSl 50 So. short ribs
-u"osc) 50 i2i- a. Ssi1.
CHICAGO. Jan. t0.-C1o~e-Cattle 70
can 3.5uo, market steady to Toe low
"a. bc'NrS - NUHf So, Texas steers
81 s5@" -. western steers s. sOi 20
30. st"ckorS aud feeders 81 C01s c.
and hcifcrs 8. Ss@ so. calves
- OoWlO -.
HoEs-Hcccipts $4,000 had. market
strouE 60 "c. higher. closed Sc helow
Thursday average. light e. esn So:
rough s. 100 IS pigs SIS 55G5 80:
bulk "f ssle~ - 35af5 -.
sheep Ecccipts su.uuo head: market
1cnei strong. closed weak. native - rs
- -. western - N5eI6 -: yearlings
- t""N 90. lambs native IS Soa9 %:
Western s. uoH -.
TNtoN STOCK YARDS. PITTS
Ifl l3ili p. Jan. lo-Csttle steady.
supply Ng1t
Choice. $S."o~S 20. Prime. ss.Iou
Sheep higher supply light Prime
weather.. S"Nrd6 90.
'uilS and s. 5O13 so.
Lambs. g. 90 . -.
NeslS calv'.. $ti.501is m.
lipgS active. receipts "a double-deck=
Prime h"ayieS. S7s5h %.
Mediums. s. N -.
Heavy Workers. $1,000 -.
Light Workers. S'3c15 -. Pigs.
I'ough~. $500 m.
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Baron Local Stocks.

ItEI.lNG. ". Va. Jah. 10 80
n" following grotattons on me rnor.
sctife NhecltIS stocks are rorr-cfel
gtIN or the l~nteliigencsy Ivy George We
manager Bond Department
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. 10. Is.
Inc followlnE ouotatiors on the more
totiNe wheeling stCckc are corrected
sally for the 1nteiligencer by Howard
haElett 2 Son. Local brckers:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

" think these stories about tho
strength Of samson must be- rxae.
geratcd e whole tof
Why 10 YOU think -o0
u u",cr heard cf pits opening %
ca. window Houston rosL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

NEN YORK. Han. i'-W~aknc-- or
I,lc copper stocks bad an uuscitliu= in
h'eil''' on ia" general market tufsv.
AMI thor" Wa a backward swing FROM
N">tsriaN : clos Tho hcavincs~ nf
Tue list iad IL = inception In tho conner
group. but spread To- The tTstu.copff men
'at rfilT"dd ISSUES. which rc-fut .lo.I TO
mOdcrst" pressure Tie whole lis,
gave Way although in . majority or
ctScS thc losses were only tract fongr
AlhousN rue increase TN the Iuifrd
steel Corp"rVtionS unified tounas.. f.iI
snort or SOM estimates ~ WIS mot "a
disappointing awl d.udf.d "A
large N"luu" ~ forward Im.ir.S, On
ders OH hand are estimated 49, .uei.i.,,t
." Keep -" mills Of the corn-atinr
busy for half thc wear Mover l,f,rc
~ inc l. Years Of tie carpur-,ff ION
history. has 70 i'guu % Now car vim
books.
The Loud market was STEADY total
So, r'l Nalu', $-,.:"-"r". United
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
Cohee

S'H'ial IrSrat b 20 Ito Intelligence
NEW YpRK. Jan to-u.vr. -.
q. lined one half franc March futtle-
Used "rered at - i6c. Nfay closed ~
t''ti az lilo July closed offered ar
t@SNc: September closed ,ffcrcd o..
100. December closed offered -,
$3.50 Rho No. 4 qupied NJ JST.a. "a.
k-J steady. 30, a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

ran across an old friend ~ vours
To-Day, remarked the chauffeur.
VIII he recover asked the burton.
der.-Cincinuati Enquirer.
some OF nc latest improved lilo.
Dodts S p much as $1,000 each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

Nt.N TORN. Jan In.@copnSr dutet.
SPOT. SS.1sNri5 -. February.
sl"s"W = go Naf'l. s'ssas - uu. l.lc,-
trolytt'. 3'""ffIs co.. LaE-. Sts.5eT
Casting. S~l5i.HI. So. Tin wc,L $40,
Sse o. - SO IS. January. : n.
Fsbyu.rl $50 r9ei 90 ~. Lead quict At
= asef:sS 6pe,fer. asist. s7..0"T ~:
Ahtttu'uA uf4tst. tookSuHS. SO 0nFfIo -.
IRON nuicI and n-nnhnn-rL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan 10. rs.
Range OF active stocks ON the New
ko,e stock ENdhsnge. corrected daily 10y
n j.. Masten a Co.. brokers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

WHEELING. ". Va. Ian. 30. -
Ihe active Ilttsogrsu stocks. corrected
,elIy by ~ l.. Masten * Co. banker.
ma brokers' National Exchange Bang
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11

london IS 10 hsyo % new motor
mail wagons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
Wheeling Live Stock.

TsT8T"TNFTs W VI Nam To IA
wheeling 1--we stosi commission Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-11
WHEELING rHAcr1or oonPAH,
EkPREss CAH 6CHEDULR
Taling nff.et yans a, l,os.

WHEELING rEACT1oE ooIrPAH.
EkPnEss CAR 6CHEDULA
TAXING nffset Jans q. isos.
PANHANDLE LINE
%HEFLINO AND WELLSBURd
Daily except sunday.
, ap :!iiiSss y. .ti:s:
9.3O y. IN. iz:0O NOE
NOUSDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING and AoCHpsNTLLn
Daily except SUNDAY.
,Sis5 :.di; 1s..
10 y. M
on tines having regular sxprs.s So.
vice. /ttpments weighing IN eEoeas
my pounds or of large ouik. VIII nst
be carried on passenger cara
ALL LINES-Daiiy except Sundnr.
No shipmsnte. except emergency ship
ments OF medkine, vii % carFf@d =
eassenser ears bstusss s'ss and siit
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Metals.

Total sales 1875 shsrcs.
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O.tn :;iEn- .-ow. Case
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NOUEDSvILLE LINE
WHEELING and MOCkDSxILLA
Daily except sunday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26
sage TEA PUTS LIFE
AND COLOR n HAIR
IT'S GKANDSsOTHER's RECIPE
To RESTORE COLOR, 0iD6s
AND THICKNESS

:. Hair that loses its color and iustge
or when IL fades. turns gray. dull and
iifeless. Is caused by q lack OF sui.
phur In the hair. Our Grandmother
made up mixture Of Sage Tea aad
Sulphur TO keep her locks dark and
beautiful. and thousands of womaa
and men who value that even color,
that beautiful dark shade OF hair
which 10 50 attractive, use only this
oId-time recipe.
Nowadays We get this famous mig
ture BY asking at any drug store for
d 5o-cent bottle OF "wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy" which DARK
ems the hair 40 naturally. so evenly
that nobody can possibly tell II has
been applied. besides. II takes Oh
dandrnn. stops scalp itching and fall-
Ing hair. You just dsmpen . sponge
o rsoft brush with II and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand al time. BY morning the
gray hair disappears; but what DE-
lgihts the ladies' with Wysth's Sags
and sulphur II thst. besides bssuts-
fully darkening the hais after q few
applications. II also brings back the
gloss and lustss and gives II an sp-
pearancs of abundance.
Paid Aavsrtisiss.)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26
America Taking the
South African Trade

What American manufacturers can
aecosapiiab in the neid ef espou trade
when they seriously 90, themselves Ia
The taak 10 s,slkingb Indicated IN tho
ease oi III. unIoa Ut soa,h Africa
Daring the year OF 1919 the United
7 sta.cs ou,tahkea all other toroish
eaantsies Ia the lmpef,s Ia,o th.
taioa aad MAS second oais to aFpa,
liF,iah IN supplying the people With
their requirements
! foF tho ntst tima Ia ave ysafs No
eseoedSd Germany la tho trade fhis
ssa accomplished Ia spite af the fac,
that there 10 a tortsish,iy service ~
Fu.Fmaa passenger aad freight steAns.
sfs t-,~ors Hamburg and south AZ,
sleaa ports. that ,hsfu are large Ia.
s-atnenss Of u~rmaa capital ia tho
tniava aud other Industries OF tbs
eosatss. aad tia, Germsa maausaos
tutors ssas cut aumsraas uassists
ssost SeaT Ia an sltsmpt to SECURE .
larger char. of the trade
rae saia1 Of The iap.sts ef Het.
ehaadlso fsom Tho tnltea States iaso
the Presiaevs which make up tho
tnlan of south Afrssa has riscH from
its,ats.sss In 1897 10 ets.Tss.sstI
Ia tsts. za Increase ot mosp than So
iscf ecat
We surety mote ait, Agricultural
WsehinsfS. timber and lumber. -iaa.
mills and carriages aud carts thaa
any other soaHtrt, Including tho
United ktasaam. aaa ~ith tho usrpp,
tlon Of lumber. NOR. than all other
eoanttles easaslaea Mlains machins
cry. me.ar ssFa. hardware. hosss aaa
Shoes. electrical haashiuefy. sosru-
gated If"a. farhl,ar.. tools, type.
writer's. cash registers aud mlse1iia,
nooas irua and strct products arc
other articles ~hteh arc sold es,sHs
siseiy Ia tho soaniry,
Tho success of tho Amssieaa aaioa
n,oeiir IN aoash Africa has been ph-,
nons-aAi. AessrathG To our ovn sta
slssics. the -apasss sf automobiles Ia
South Afslca have Increased in value
ssom si.iss IN The hseai pear ended
iann 10. 1919. so tt.isT.sti 10 the
hsssi ysar isia
Today saa,h Africa saass nfsh. fol.
io~iax csaada. Enxisna. Aas,raiia
and Afsensiaa. ~ purchasers a. the
American mesos ears.
The trade sish tho United States In
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

Klamath korporatiea 10 nea :.
Owens. deed. sic. lots sss and SEA.
block lie. Mills addition,
orcsoa Valley Land company To L.
~ Martin ct al. warranty deed. u.
y sts NEA sen. Sec. is-ss-it,
y. u. Barnett ., ax TO Il. J. Mar.
tin ct al, warranty deed. $3.50. Ma
sis SEN sen. Sec. is.ss-it.
George r. BALDWIN to n. J, HsAiy.
deed. sic. lot 3. block !. Railroad
addition.
klamath Development company to
W. >, Henry. warranty deed. $40.
10, is. block s. Second Hot sprinx.
addition.
klamath Development company TO
William y, Henry. warranty deed.
$40. lots I and S. block :s. Ito,
Sprays addition
David H. Rixhtmeier to Earl l..
Rlshsmessr. warranty deed. $4,000.
swa. sws. Sec. Is. sss SEN. and
skA. sw v. Sec. is.5s-to.
Charles wensiaa ct ux to Henry J.
kustneF. warranty decd. u. 81.
NwS NEA. NES NwS. Sec is-
:s-io.
r. A. Fletcher TO Joseph James
Palmer. deed. siss. lot Is. block IS.
White Lake City
G. c. Low. sheriff. to q. g. Purdy.
deed. 3i.soe. ss feet Oh entire cas-,
side OF 10, s. block IS. Nichols sddi.
tton.
y. c. Klsbxuba ct ux TO J. Frank
Adams. warranty deed. SIC. lots 0.
10. II. IL. IL. block 81. lots 6. 8. I.
s. .. block ~: lots 8. I. .. .. block
IS. lots 6. Z. 8. 8. block So. lots l. :.
). block So. all In Maiin.
Eliza ~. Marpie to W. @. Brown.
warranty deed. $3.50. lots and :.
block IL. EwaunA Heights.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26
News q 0uNeishbors
Gossip ami l>ragvVsn % NsasAv
Comaantssea - Chroalcse1
In the rvwA.


Apparently Of the opinion that the
dances at present conducted In Rose.
burg saver ~ immortality. and should
he elevated 10 higher plane. q mum.
ssr Of ,ecai ladies recently conferred
with the Portland efiscers. aud have
received copy Of an ordinance wov.
erninx dances In ,ha, city, Tha or.
d,naacv viii be saemi,ted to the con.
ssaeration OF the city council. aud u
found satisfactory. viii probably bc
adopted In PAR, ny the local manici.
pal fathers, The ordinance IL very
drastic. and II adopted viii add con.
siderable To the burden Of the officers
ea,ras,cd with It's entircemcat Roac-
harg Review.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26

f,'s not words ba, deeds thu, prove
true mssil.
Tho deeds Of Doan's kidney Pills
for Klamath raiis' kidney sufferers
have raado their local reputation.
Proof lies In the testimony Of
Klamath Falls people.
". Marehaad. wardsa ave. Klsm-
ath Fails. Ore. says: About two
years ago nsst noticed symptoms Of
kidney trouble. ny back psinsd me
intensely and I was obliged 70 get up
many times during the night. owing
10 too frequent passages Of The kid.
nsy sseretions. Often my back vss
40 weak tha, I had 10 quit vosk.
Doan's kidney Pills we're anaiiy
brought to my attention and ] bssaa
usins them. They made my kidnsys
normal and removed the pains In my
back. give Doan's kidney Pills the
credit for this cure and highly recon.
mend them 10 other kidney su6srsss."
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. rostsr-Miiburn Co., Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the Doan's--
and take no other.
tPsid AdvsStissmsatD
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26
Hotel Arrivals
White l>~ltCaa

W. worthsngton. W. a. Bennc,;.
city. II. O. Grsmth. chieaxo: j. n
Campbell. Dunsmnsr: J. O. Pre~e,t.
Sacramento
Hoe~t HALL
Wednesday, r. Steyers and
wife, Aikomx. Louis shutter. Weed:
Napoli Duo. San Francisco. wiiiiam
Robbins. Mary McGilvray. J.E. sirnth.
C. l.. Smith. Merrill: Miss c. Turner,
ChIioquln; Gus Keller. BONANZA.
Thursday Bin Rollins. Merrill. r.
%. Meyer. Hornbrook: W. Brown and
sife. Salem: ]. ". White. Bray: w.
y. wyat,. Greene, Iowa: Louis
Smith. Weed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26
MANILA HERO
IS rs TO-DAY
NbM,tt&l DEWEY ~ piopb.,
Writ cAiis AM ifrrrns O,
CONTEMPLATION os mn s.
ctsioN


resssa rses. issss.re
WARRINGTON. u q. psx ss
AamIFat Ds-ot. hsto oI Manli. Ia,
.as 10 ysass ,asas ,oaa,.
ttis ye@ss did sos Assp Alss asa,
Ft1aa his a~aa aud dalie,s Al the s.,,
department. but the eoa,isuoa.
sisaasn Of saiiets 10 or.s roesga,ul,,
slan did
hes'acs b1ss ~lshss psss0saii,
offered ~ h.EA onlelais aaa triad.
Ia wsshinstsn. tho apaAish Amssssah
saf harai here ~as ll,sssii, sssys.ua
.l'h letters aAa ssissTsias OF s.ssrs,,
alasions sspa ali o,ef the soas,t,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26
Advse~ To l'hitAnthropasss

Al = meeting In Philadelphia last
week Aiss Rose winsiow scored those
phiianshropis,s who spend time and
money erecting homes for working
girls. The effort spent In making Il
possible for una~rpaid women to live
In = semi-charitable Institution. ahr
said. might better be- expended In So
curing TO tho wage Garner an ipd.-
pendent living sage.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26

The women will ilssen To mission.
AIRY tell ho~ ths Chinese women bind
their feet to make them smaller. and
will gro~ highly Indignant over the
biindne~. OF the poor heather. Then
they will go homo and 70, out Of their
straight fronts and spend half hour
povdertnG the welta and bruises
around the eineh line caused by ,ixh,
cOrssts.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26
NO UsE

The other day . lady read an an
'nouncemsnt OF Shepherds special
piano sale TO her family. They told
her Il would be no use TO invssti-
gate. but she did so and purchased .
piano for christmas- She vas 10
well pleased with the price and tsros
that she sent q friend around. Who
also purchased one. You will make
no mistake when you call nsxt door
TO the posfodscs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26

The good old red flannel pct,icoat
days seem 10 have passed. but occs-
sionaily ono II displsycd In tins to
save a train load OF passengers from
a horrible and untimsiy death.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26

The good old days when n man
drove horse with one arm and sup
ported . dainty bit OF calico with th.
ctner are only memories Of middle.
aged couples The present genera
tion only imsxinss Il Ii enjoying
itss;f.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26

A trading stamp usaxna,s died the
other day worth sl9,oe9. 600. every
cent OF which he made on guiiibie
merchants. and they In turn go; their
proh,s. IL any. from their customers.
The people pay the bills after all. and
imagine they are getting value re-
ceiyed, while the promoter gets all
the real money.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26

Cheering thought: For every wo-
man who wants a divorce there are
hundreds who would not trade their
''oid man" for the best new stock ell
gibie In the market
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26

South Afriea is uudsfsoln, ..,
ana substantial xro~,h. saa eu, s,S NV
Gees IN ,his 'asrAs, 10 s,,os. ~,
talon "f tho at,tppsstsa a,.s,,,.
tab, German competition ia a,,,,oa a
sn'esiean manufacturers from M "'
Heid of foreign trade "
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26

Florida bustoa % os,i. a tscc scssa
cd largely Ca the ksra aipss tho sse,s
toast. 10 susy hishiy pslsea tor Hss
Ia eaasins on ships' saissys II serss
Slowly -ish sa ssoa heat. asa masss
but il,sI- smok~k or ass
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26

There are ssiii . ss- ssopls To IA.
ssasy modern World sss ate Ia ssrss
az short eaar,ship. aaa iass sA,.
Fiases. bat their aanss3 appear, 10
DO Gra~ias rapidly isss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26

One reason why bachelors live
longer than married men Is because
they do not have to buy so many
school books and circus tickets.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26

Dr. Wiley says that woman xpranE
from a inonitious bIoplasn." We have
seen her spring from a mouse and =
snake.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26

A woman writes 10 Inquire whether
fishes feel. Just tickle a whale with
a harpoon. Maud. and then stand By
snd watch results.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26

Have ypa ever taken so,les ,ss,
tho nam pha cAHass tell .ass tie
bsnhs open eas sesssaiiy tell vAss
the saloons eioss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26

A little tragedy: Mother tells the
child that an angel II beautiful. has
wings and dies. Child tells mother
that father called the hired girl N
angel The hired girl at once nev.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-12-26

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