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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-19
Milinnls 2anberpolitif.

Gin 9liiglico oes aabinet5 iag.
tc eirpm 3eitlWgsberidteritatter &C.
geniibrr
.gsrdii0qnt glilions g}ulitit er,
Hart iih foIgenoerlnabcu Ger 4rd'
Iihcnt lDeiB nidt, mas Die 5olgeu
iein meroen, ipenn er irgetoipie Dor.
Qebt. Menn er 6uerta anerfenut,
10 iuiiroen o1s bic iebr mddtigel
siqboliltiondre libel nebmeu; uenu ct
aber bic Erllppen ans @albpiton
imO Die Sdifie bon Der ailite 81.
riid,ieht, 10 miir0e bic Sucrta@ar'
tel 0as als cine 9egiinitigung Der
0iepollltionare allfiafieH. s,St bel.
ben Galleu Tonne Der 4rdiioeut nidt
10 o0er 10 bniOelH, neil CT feine
aeniiqenO grobe 9lrlnee babe un0
ueil oie 5lottc gegen gterico madt.
los let.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-19
Grnennnnaen bes 9raiOenten.

8aIbhugton, 10. Suli. -Groiioent
ggilIon bat foIgeuoe lpeitcre Gruen.
nunacn ali ben Senat 3ur 8eitdti.
gung gelanot.
@cianoter III gciinoor-G6ar[es
q. Sartmau bon Wlontana.
9unoesridter fir ben norbliden
Giitrift bon California - Mauricc
8. Cooling bon California.
gur6esonpalt fir Den iaolidcn
9iItritt bpu California = albert
S1oouobcr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-19
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tltl6lias saf littssasplab 7lraf
4faaia#lAN NHhtf pfthaliii
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all9h Rlal alt Alilmalilf tnM At
aimehlsitftilsffH ou8tifit m1tAt
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tfa mdi tthhiNllehl plAtlit ttalH
is fIH 8Bt htfaA ate Niulf tehht
n lah uth lhHfl h.uHhtf teilfu
Efr Qtnl uQet idnh niitH diH
.Mm tsf.fit. Nf rIH iein Nleth
betum ma loamuahlrtt sNdIt", tliH
tle hlai6r finn Wienbtt NldHHa
idaIifH ln rttim tIlb rt ia 6aHn
.ifltf in sitefbelt tttnneu m5Ilir
aina Die dirdute Hsehff uuo lainiil
em pmHiH imb lginfm Pieree
.bsn MeA Wr @eihmd ah Ahr
6urdl icim @eilt agdfmuart ptr'
modlte er "a. 0cm lube jn ertaghen.
.AuF nletde Nciir. uit ecr Arlnt
M tHriahr driduuurn iii, iino bort
hefrii5 eiu euiarrHrittmeilicr D,
aapbgrr. un0 elm 6a5riiaHt amge'
temmen
Ute .gational 3eitund" briu1t
epiitbrillmacn iibcr bic 6rgcbniilc
ber llnteriHtunl, bic ieiten5 oes
qrirasmintitcrs bon 6eerinaen ici,
nerleit einaelcitct nurhe. ais i'm
Reid,staq altf @runh Der geaen biz
9Inaeiteaten oer 6irmn arupp mlo
brutide DliIitlrperionen erbabener
aridpulOiaunaen oes 2m0esberratbk
bpbatfirt iuorOeu mar. Die ange'
| fldateu WliniiteriaIbeamteu 3ca1a
oiiilierc. ipaen gealnten Der Sir
Ina arupp pittige @ebeimuiiic nit.
attAeiIt baben.
gluf benz weiifdliihen llebunasl
plab Senne Iiu0 iniulae lleberant
itrengung 3a6lreihe Soloaten oel
neitfdliihen sSnfauterie giegimentel
I
56 mO 81 oienihnfabig genoroer
im6 apei 8eicrpiiten dm Sieihlagl
gfitorben.
IN giiu6e, @eitiaten. iiu0 sipe
5ran3oieu perbaitet iuoroen Die al.
ggerber iiir Die fral3oiiId)e Stem
ttnIeainn in 2eitihlanO berunlge
reiit limo.
3u Dem 8er3idt 0es o'rin3eu 9ti
fclaus bon 56urn ino TnriS nirl
iabt befannt, Dab eiu 5drtlides Ser
bdltniS ocs Qrin3en nit Der an
/ gliludlenpr @drtnert6eater onaeitea
aelueieuen Saitgerin aoro[u He1
bert Die llriade 3u Dem Sdritt ge
Qrben 6at. Brin3 gfifoIaus, ooel
luie cr iebt beiBt, s5rei6err boi
SodIta6t, lit I'M 9egriff Die Gan
ocriG 3u beiratben un0 NIT ib
dus3llipan0ern.
Ger bieiigc omerifaniihe 9otidnf
tfr 3. g. u. 2eiibman, Oeiien Rad
foIqer 9lidtcr ", Gcraro BON g2ea
g)orf tperocn miro, bat ieiuen Der
! liner Sausbalt bereits oufaeloit ini
i'll mad, BariS abgereiit. 9ort ipirl
bic germGblmg ieinet iiingitel
Godter, 5rauleiu 9&oneD 2eii1man
nit Dem Ser5og Sarl bon Grot
Itattiin0en. 9err 2eiI1nan febr
\ Inn Geptcnlber 6ier6er 3lriid I'M
nir0 oann Dem aaiier iein glb6e
ADMINISTRATION iIberreihen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-19
AabintIsNbnng
wtgtH 4lltritosl
ft psaluuaa IL plsll atrtiti lAtt
ealiaaa asafa BEE Nattia
Miaimi j. aastiH

MtlbiHAlaa M Anli ENNtfalI
Mlllsh MHt lfn ua@Bd ttligaI
hgHtf rtasn Nff pd5s W M1ltaI
ant iauss Menlttt6A aa A1hI
fum ldlfbIsH oatin hNMlH niais.
Ielnllirgs perWfaHu ha @f|
MflaHsle Milian hf ifl aut htm
Nfdf r1n htt t11t Attta naA
N1lbinaion teluot Wtidi ttilai'
its Bot
Nutfl1. btr iu het aHi GliaRtr
ehtfrmnirn NldNoenlgmpdhl Hut
tcnH al6 MaH6ihat aliitelen laHnr
mefh ef rtrhtr bic Netpalhmd iilr.
otflfat, hat letutn adultnlihemefbtr
General 1flR eial teifiil3t, iaotn
CT ibR nod Sapal acIdlitt bat, nn
igiifr HealgrnHa bsn Gaul ofr me.
ritaniidlrn fir Bic @ct9etliang 5a.
bans an Nffilos llHdbaaniiafeiis
ltiRr Dor 0rti 9aHfrH lu nhffbrin'
den. Ger brittle Mliibeurrbrr ge.
neral Menrs miir0c aui Aeu Straben
Oer Naapiitnbt binterriitS critoi.
fen, unb Ser pirrtc oils aomniiiiar
snr plnsiielluna III Scent aelanot.
4uriIrin Clos il mar lucrlt lilr
bic 8ictle nod sSapan dnseriebcn.
gnraus mirbe uidlts, neil Ulaocro
Bic 6amilie itiir5te; Wia0cros 2'rn.
0er emilio. Damn erIanntr, tonn.
Ii ipegen Erojtos Grbeblma Hit]t
abfomnen, uno Der baum 0auit
beaAitraate gruoer @uituuo purDe
nod benz San0itreidl &uertas nletfl.
lings imaebraht. 9lnoestnuiul
&anm teIcgrapbirt 1eute ans Dut
range, 6nb oer Ae6caengc1eraI llr.
btua niht mir Qlerifancr, ionoeru
oud qluslduoer bronoidnbt mo bel
2ablunasperlpeiImlgeH einiperrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-19
2a6fman Qln6 iuooairt ardbriti.

Ser 80 9atrf louicuoc mt5 cine
easrltt boh SD igltitJtnoe 6tel.
mlti tic 0it cmaba @aetomponr.
ilbrr btn Die Nurtgr udhiibem ab.
iltnmeu mtrbeuy mir0e am 6teitdl
slbfnA orfh ben Gnh,moH Gemos
tratiiteu Stub ein1ult5il aiiileBci'
zen,
,yn Ben bon Dan SorrigdlL Sobu
Ks. aiaian uu6 2, y. S'Gouuor
enitporirnrn Rriolitioneu purte Der
1reibrici ais 0as ein]ige iiir 0te
Omaha @aslollilunettu er0entlt'
dle Silfsmittcl bg3eihnet OILS 0as
HeiuItat eines fiebeuid1riaen anm'
pies bon Manor GabIndn un0 oei'
ieu llnterititter.
Soc gutler beantragte ourd cine
feiolution cine energiide ipiteuIatt'
idle aampagne IN alien TbeIlen Der
5tuOt.
SilisIia6tampolt 9. 3. &c BoeI
eruabnfe oie 0iitglie0er fir bic
fonlnren0e @ahI into bemerfte glcidli
seitig, 0aB friibere Gegiitrirlm9en
feinet @ert6 baben. ct CAB aid
Der S)offrrung 2lus0rud, oaB Die
geridtr entiAeioeu iperoen, ooB i'm
alusLan0 geboreue @itrger nidt no.
thia baben, ibre 8iiraerpapiere por.
| sn3eigpn, Inn ItinuHen sll f0uleH
! lgie sanolingsiueiie bnn g8aDltom
miifdr 0loorbeao, ioIfc 6ornaIi
tat at foroern, ipuroe 0urB gtaDol
Ga6lman fritiitrt.
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glidlter reSnsirt 3uftOrbill.

&omttprtbter Gr1ipTor0 bat el1t'
ifieocn, oaB Der 2tr3t Or. gmer
81. gorter fir ieine geinde am
aranfenbctt Der peritor6enen iSralt
9(nna g8iliou S5 pro 8eiuh 6ered.
nen nt6ge. Der 9oftor nerlan9te
fir 238 gciuhe aus benz gtadlaB
$4,000, nGio mc1r oIS $40 pro BE-
iud.
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aeilelerplOiiOn.

Deratllr, 81, 19. Suli.-gei q.
ner GrpIoiion lit einer 5dgeInii9le
Del IrinitD puroen 5rnei gerionen
getootet, cine tobttih un0 5pet an.
bcre idmer berlebt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-19

Die Omaha oficutIibe gibIiot1ef
tpiro mdbreno oes bciBen Betters
om Sonittag 9eiAloIal iein. llur
ie1r menis 2eate iluoircn bel 6icier
@Lptbbise.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-19
gnrIinntpn bat 5 0anier eefanft

ggeiL odt gtrbeiterbdushen 6it,
lid, Der groBeu glaugirbd1nbofe Der
@urlington 9abn bel @ibion ben
getricb binocrten, inoem Die Sradtt
5iigc qeIdnitten per0en ntitBten, bat
Sic 9abngeiclidait Oieie aht S6us'
djet angetauit Sic @iaentbiimer
9o6en einen anItdn0igcn Breis er,
DaIteu. Seit 4 Sabren iftpebten
bic 8crtouisuiterba rbanoInngen, BIZ
MN abgeidloiicn iiuo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-19
Naetter6eridlt.

Sir 9na6a, Council Bluffs un0
llmgeacno: 5d0n 9eute uuo Conn.
tag; etpas ndrmer om 5onntag
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
CITY IS LEASED
.. BY THE MOVIES
VERONA WILL NJ SCENE FOis Ex.
uExsIvE rSWDUcrioNs. m.
cLuDING "poMrEir" AND oTH.
rn ma FEATURES

VERONA. ITALY. July Gloon
tracts were formally closed today for
what Is believed 10 be the largest and
nose expensive motion picture pro-
ductions ever undertaken. The city
Iof Verona itself has leased TO the Gin
cinatogrnph Company the nncicns ar
sna which compares aImos: in size,
picturesqu and antiquity. with
the coliseum at Rome.
For the score or more of product
ions that are TO be staged In the ar
cnn. the cinematogrsph Company has
already engaged 1000 performers in
cluding nearly all Of ths best moving
picture artists In italy. City Hons
also have been secured for the pro.
ductIons together ~ith an assortment
of tigers. leopards and other wild an
ImaIs that would shame many Of the
American municipal geological parks.
The FIRST production 10 be staged
viii be The Last Days Of Pompsii.. T"
For y portion Of the scenes the entire
company will be TRANSPORTED TO Ma
pies In order that some OF the scenes
may be taken on the actual site Of
Pompci. At the foot OF Mount vesuv-
ius. The company will later produce
q number Of other historical iiIms Of
similar nature.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
CIVIC LEAGUE IS
IMPORTANT. BODY
SINCE Irs ORGANIZATION. wO.
MEN HAVE DONE MUCH To
WARD IMPROVING CONDITIONS
IN MUNiCIpAMTY

Health. cleanliness. comfort. beauty
oharity.--are these interests less I'm
poftant than moncy-getting and
honrdingY
When tho ladies' Of n city band to-
gether 10 accomplish purposes look
Ing 10 the higher ends Of living. have
no political machine. have no bulg-
Ing treasury, but rely simply on the
pride Of citizens. you may be skeptI-
cal OF t.ieir success. People have
been accustomed 10 seeing results on
y after elaborate preparations had
been made and many facilities pro-
vided.
Civic pride IL not dead. Hope and
ealons work In good cause can still
win. Under such impulses cities have
become transformed In spite Of them
selves. Tho faster the material
growth OF n city tho less attention to
clean streets. weli-kept lawns. sani-
tation and parks.
Tho womcn's Civic League. ab.
solutely divorced from political and
Sectarlan sntangiements. undertook
In klamath Falls. the task Of keep.
Ing tho development Of the city we'll
balanced. 10 look out for tho inter-
csts that make for general welfare.
The poor were to be looked after. .
playground and recreation park must
bo provided. home adornmcnt needed
Encouragement. disposal must be
made OF rubbish In street aud alley.
The cnthusiasmof the Civic League
aroused interest: interest became the
basis OF results: results have firmly
established the work Of the Civic
League as necessary. equally import
ant with other interests Of the city
generally thought more important.
and as worthy OF every citizens sup
port.
The ladies have demonstrated the
value Of their purposes In dollars by
promoting the health and attractive.
ness Of the city. the comfort and vel
fare Of our people. What has the
Civic League done that has not evok-
ed the highest praise, What has Il
recommended that has not looked TO
the highest good Of all,
Tomorrow and Wednesday eve
nIngs The Doll Shop. a play Of ner-
Il. viii be staged for the benefit Of
tho Civic League. The money viii
be used to further such good work
MS the League may have already done.
People are glad to see clean streets
they want city park aud children's
play ground; they are proud OF the
beautiful lawns: they are sympathetic
TO the appeal Of the unfortunate poor.
Nov Ia the chance to help the Eoog
eiuses along get tickets TO The Doll
Shop"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
RUSSIANS GET
]. S. MACHINERY
CxAn's DOMAIN II TmE LARGEST
IMPORTER OF AMERICAN MADE
HARVESTING MACHINERY on
EUROPEAN CONTINENT

"""p''"iSN'S S"iy Si--uusbih w
now the largest purchaser OF Ameri-
can agricultural machinery. Export
figures of the Burcnm Of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce. OF the Depart
mont Of Commerce. Indicates that
Approximately 10 million dollars
worth Of agricultural implements
we're exported from tho United States
TO russia In the nscai year 1919.
ne g,inst 7 million dollars worth 10
Canada, Q LIZ million to Argentina.
= million To 6crmany. . i-2 million
To France, ! million to tho Unitcd
Kingdom. and I million 10 Australia
and New Zealand. The exports To
WussIa exceed those Of any earlier
year and form practically one-fourth
of tho total value Of the exports Of
this class of American manufactures.
Even these figures do not. apparently.
represent ail Of the American aEricui-
turai implements entering Russia,
since her latest Official figures (thoss
Of tho calendar year tSID show I'm
portations OF practically ~ million
dollars worth Of American agricuI-
turai machinery. or nearly 90 per
cent more than our own exports Of
this class Of merchandise to Russia
In that year. Russian ofiiciai figures
of Imports from the United States are
usually much larger than the official
figures OF exports from the United
States To that country. this difference
being presumably due. In great part.
10 the Inclusion In the Russian figures
OF certain American products pur-
chased Ia European countries.
The growth In exports Of American
agricultural machinery To Russia IL
more rapid. proportionatcly. than
that 10 other parts of the world. Our
total exports of agricultural impie-
mcnts in iso3 werc ~ million dol
lars and. In 1919. approximately ~
million. having practically doubled In
that period. Our exports Of ngricui-
tural implements 60 Russla In 1903
werc i-2 million dollars. aud In
1914 approximately 10 million. hav-
inx practically trcbicd In that period.
Over one-haif Of this total xocs to
Black Sea ports Of Russia. approxim-
ately I million dollars worth TO Ash
attic Russia. aud the remainder to
Russia on the Baltic.
Mowers and rcapers form about
one half of the total value Of our az
|rieuiturai implements exported. For
tho II months of the hscni year 1919.
for (which detailed information is
available. the figures Of total exports
TO all countries were: mowers and
Ircapers. approximately 30 million dol
lars: piows and cultivators. Z million;
|threshcrs. 4 i-2 million; planters and
secders. I Ia million: hay rakcs and
tedders. thrcc-quarters Of = million
dollars. Tho total value Of American
agricultural Implements exported At
io-year intervals has bcen; In 1919
~ million dollars; In 1908, ~ mill
lion In 1s93. 4 2-3 million: In 1888.
"a a-t million; In is73. 3 Ia million;
and In is63. less than million dol
lars.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
PETTUS TO Be
TRIED MONDAY
YOUTH ENTERs PLEA or NOE
GUILTY TO IxDiCrMENT. NOR
AcE MANNING WILL HANDLE
CASE ron THE State

Not Guilty" was the plea Of Rob-
ert Psttus, klamath county's twenty
year old despsrado. when arraisnsd
before Circuit Judge Benson this
morning. Pcttus was indicted by the
grand jury. charged with assault with
intent 10 commit = statutory crime.
Tho lad will be tried Monday. r..
l.. Elliott was named ~ his attorney
and the prosecution will be conducted
by Horace N. Manning. In the absence
Of District Attorney John irwin.
pettus. In addition IN the crime
horses from the Charles Walker
ranch In Barnes Valley. He eludsd
the officers To- several days.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
tForm OF Advertisement No. -
Notice % Contractors

lForm OF Advertisement No. -
Notice 20 Coatractors
rhe County Court Of Klamath
County. tsate OF Oregon. will receive
bids up to aud inclusive Of July ~.
A. d. 1919. for the construction Of
one mile OF road from . point one
mile north OF the northern boundary
Of the city Of Klamath Fails. Oregon.
to one mile distant therefrom. the
same being the second section OF said
road. The bids are 10 cover the COM
plets work. ~ noted inspecincaticns.
The plans and specifications are on
die In the once OF the County Clerk.
klamath Falls. Oregon.
A certified check TO the amount Of
10 per cent Of the bid submitted. pay
able to the order Of the County Of
Klamath. State Of Oregon. must 60
company each bid.
The County Court reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
VIM. 8. Wordsn. Co. Judge.
John Haselstein. Co. Com.
G. q. Merrill. Co. Com.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21

To whom Il may eoucsrn--Notics y
hereby given that On the 9Th day oe
April. lsls. ! took up . stray
steer on the premises describe1 -
follows: On my ranch about seven
miles east Of Midland. n KlanaatA
county. state Of Oregon; and uste
diligsnt search for the owner thereof.
and later made proof Of said seaveh
before y. w. 0owsn. Justice Of ~
peace for the district Of Llnkville.
klamath county. Oregon.
No owner. or no one claiming to -
the owner Of said animal has made
claim 70 4. and I hsrsby give notiee
that on The 1oth day Of July. lsl3. .
3 3. ~. l vill ell the said animal q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
teal NOTICES


NsvV< NSes Ao~8y
Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Once 1t Lakeview.
Oregon. July 1s, 1919.
Notice 10 hereby given that Louis
l.. Stein. Of klamath Falls. Oregon.
who. on August I. 1910. made Home
stead Entry. No. 03ssl, for Nhsk.
Section 10. Township as. Range ~.
Willamette Meridian. has nIsd noties
OF Intention to make commutatioa
Proof. 10 establish claim 70 ths laA1
above described. before c. n. DeLAp.
County Clerk OF KLAMATH oo0nty.
Orsson. At klamath rslls. Orsooa.
ON the 33rd day Of August. 1913.
Claimant names o. Witnesses:
Il. Leroy Miller. r. L. pulksrsea.
Henry W. Straw. ]. J. Straw. an q
Odessa. Oregon
JAS. ,. BURGESS.
} 7-is-s-ish nsgistsr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21

A new fan IL square shaped and
made Of white ssuze with IN empire
design carried out In silver spansiss.
Pretty bags Of satin sequined 70
match are usually sold with these
fans. The old designs Of Pompadour
and watteau fans are being daintily
recopisd and the mounts are - deli
cately decorated - the cause or ivory.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
OREGON
AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE

BEGINS i,s forty .di,h school yca'
sspvrw ~ ~. ,sss.
og0RCC coVRSGs In many phases sol
Aoascvlvgas. rNoiNggNlNo. Hohs
GcoNoMIes MINING, roassvHv. co~'
MsacS. prsnmAcv.
TWo-vCAR coUaSG0 In Aos,cvl.
yvRg. NoNs gcosoMico. eees>AN,e
ARve. voexsvav. cosAsRes. ps>AHsAes
TgAcHeR'o coUn8g0 iu manual
training. agriculture. domestic scieuce
aud art.
MUSIC. Including piano. string. band
instruments aud voice culture.
4 BEAUTIFUL 0ookleT entitled
"Tuk ESpicnMENr op RURAL LtrK"
and q CATALOGUE will bc mailed free
ON application.
Address II. N. rNSsASr, Registrar,
a~ ;.is ,oan Corvallis. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
GOOD LAND

II always the cheapest In thr end.
PGor land h dear NJ any price. I
make u speciality of tIcsirabls fsrns
Iansis, and shall BE- pleased te show
you the country. Dcing familiar with
the Klamath Basin and having Gacil.
iiics for showing the land. ! am IN .
ls,sitton u serve you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21

tForm ot AovoSuBomeuS NO. A.J
Notiee 70 CoatraeessS
The County Court OF klamath
county. Oregon viii receive bids up
TO July ~. 1919. for the construction
OF one mile Of road from point on
the northern boundary OF the city Of
klamath Falls TO one mile distant
The bids are to cover the completed
work M noted In the specifications.
The plans and specifications are ON
nie In the once OF the County Clerk.
klamath Fslls. Oregon.
A certified check TO the amount Of
10 per cent OF the bid submitted. ray
able to the order Of the County Of
klamath. State OF Oregon, must 90
company each bid.
The County Court reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids.
WIN. 3. worden. Co. Judge.
John Hagelstsin. Co. Con.
c. q. Merrill. Co. Com.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
Every Stree: in IIamalh
Falls


HAS lts Share u The Pruof THAI kld-
ncy sufferer 6esk
Backachef Kidneys weakf
Distressed with urinary illsY
Want a reliable kidney rsmsdyf
Don't have 10 look far. Use what
Klamath Falls people recommend.
Every street In Klamath Falls has its
cases. Nt
Here's one klamath Falls mans
experience.
Lot n. Marchand OF Warden ave.
tell Il.
Says Mr.. Marchand: about two
years ago drst noticed symptoms Of
kidney trouble. Ny back painsd Ne
Intensely. and I was obliged to arise
many times at night. owing to too ire
Quent passages Of the kidney score
tions. Often my back was 20 veal
that had to quit work. Deans KID
ney Pills we're duAlly brought 70 my
attention. and begun usins them,
They restored my kidneys to . nor
mai condition and removed the pains
In my back. ! give Doan's Kidney
pills the credit for ny cure. and high.
ly recommend them to other kidney
sufferers"
Toi sale BY ill dealers. pvies 80
cents. Foster-hilbara Co.. bueale.
New York. sole agents tor the uaiesd
states.
Remember the name-- Doas's, --ana
take no other.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21

There srs two kinds of insurance.
Chilcotc writes the kind tlat pays.
New location 0oS Main st.. phonc ~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21

FOUND Bunch OF keys. including
one to Eik's Club. Cali at Herald
once. 3l-3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21

whereas. Il appears tast PRIOR u
this time certain grades have bssn ~
tablished on certain streets IN this
city by proclamation OF shs Common
Council Of this city. By ordinanee.
and In such other methods - wsre
at the respective sstablishnsst ol
ssid grades. due ana legal process;
And. whsssss. ~ ordlnanes ~
hsrstofors bssa passsd suthosistno
the Improvement Of Tsnth stssse, ed
IN pursuancs q which the city 90
sinser has ben mating . pssllainasy
survey Of sail work:
And. Where's. The ssid etty eaG1-
ncer anls that the Established GEabe
along the line ef sail Tsath sesssl h
mot the best. IN order 70 obtain III
most ssrvics for tsa@e - tAe ~
street:
Therefore. Re IL Resolved. that III
|sradss aioas Tsnth ~ ehanGsd =
that thsy Vim - 0xsl - follows:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
la'sr AxD FOUND
FOUND-Thrss keys for the same
lock. Cali at Herald ONCE. 1s-et
FOuND--No. 3 folding pocket camera
near Fort klamath. Owner call u
Central garage. 1t

LOST Black Cocker spaniel pup.
about s months old: was wearing
leather collar with brass trimminss.
about twenty inches OF chain: disap-
peared morning Of July sth from the
White Pelican hotel; answers TO name
of Frisco" Finder please return 10
room sac. White Pelican hotel. and
receive reward. s-te
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21

not the best. IN order 70 Obtain ~
most ssrvics for frame - tAe ~
street;
Therefore. Re IL Resolved. that ~
Grades sioas Tsath ~ ehanesd =
that thsy WIN - axsl = fellows:
Main street.. nesth 49, -. .17G.5l
Pine street. Q. Z. eurb 80. ..17l.e
Pine street. n. =. Curt ..l5s.
Pine street. .. ". Cusb 49,. .l5l.g
Pine street. N. ". Curb .....15s.
Pine street. n. ". corner (sids
walk srads) .............17S.
Pine street. n. =. corner (sids
walk grads) .............15e.
High strsst. south side ......l5s.
High strsst. sorth si1e ......17s.
Canal street, aorth size .....l7s.
Canal street. south SO .....17e.
Bush strsst. nosth ss6e ......15st
Bush strsst. sesth ssls HISS
washington sessses nossA 80 1Ss.
wassinstoa street.. south 80 -.
Franklin strsss. neFsh ~ le3.
Franklin stssst. south ~ .1e&
Prospset serses. sossh - '3ee'
Prospect sssese. soush - .set.
And Be y vershsr Raselvee. -
th's rssolstion - kset = ~ = -
once Of the CITY hseeeese = Drsv'e'