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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-01
Ndtp oil Ianotn fumaamattoman Ia.
mala ia mieltd ~tdrifpttdmd.

RsssS" <soI w sOoSsseDs
9eittt MontoIen folme poifaa,
1tott. albert ia sllfreb.
9etftt Eolbaceon tptt5, Sba.
Watti Murron poifa, Watt.
Wrs Natti 2otaidrwt ia foIms
'la8ta.
WrS Oscar Maltonen Ia faffi tp.
.tdrtd, Splmia ia Wilma.
Sohn Eaipalufien taff tptt6d.
Wfrs 2ate petert, 60.tpuotias.
Wtrs peter 2aIunti ia tafii tptt1d.
Swar 2uoman tptt5, 2pbia.
Sobn 2aurin poifa.
Wtrs 9llina Saatio.,
Sobn q. DestoIa.
2usti 2uoman tptt1.
9eitfi 2iemunsin poifa.
Sobn 2empt.
Wrs 9enrp EuIppo ia tptt1.
Mnbrem Saaren poifa.
WrS Gantto.
WrS German Manlep ia poifa ia
mrs Manlepn IL muotias fisfo.
Wiaiam Risteuin tpttD.
@ust Ilan tptiD, 9eIsa.
Gam Sofipiin poifa.
Saeob a~usdusin poifa.
Watti Wpantanfaan fafF poifaa.
S'lpus Seiffiien 3 Iasta.
Abram NiemeId ia patmo, ioilta
5 ft. ifdinen Iopf.
Senrp SioIan paimo ia pteni Iapfi.
Wrs Barbara Sesiif Ia tptt6.
2empi Mbo.
Mrs aate 9ranae.
Slfa 9ueff.
SoIepb Butaala,
8ictorio Burcar.
Sobn ia Marp 9urcar.
Rate 6teBoricb.
e;sas;e 5octoleiti.
gbristnh RIaricb.
Sobn 2drfel9.
Mrs Racbel 2eIar ia tpttS.
Nribur 2inbItrDm.
Msnes WtibeIcbicb.
Wiaiam piira.
Mrs antone papscb Ia tptt6.
,Srances Stobubar.
Wtomie Smuf.
Nce Smitomi:cb.
Wrs 2runicb.
Utorp 2laricb.
@liiabetb WibeIc'cb.
Erocep Renalbi,
GbeadoletpaSfa luetteloSia moint
rs tuoautta, mutta nield on
.ioitatin tuntemattomia ptimeiSten
mufaon loSfetoon fuoueiben
lufu olerpan 80 tai 83, Iuurin ola
5-15 nuoben ifdiIid. Suo'
fuoueiben Iufu on lopuI
Hest 48 tai 40.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-01
taina, fiqd fiff on warmaanfin 10
/ aant tarmittatpat tafautfet.

aana tarmittapat tafaut5et.
Wanstiemiiesta fertoo 8ancoe'
Elm iItalebt mum muosia feuroa.
tpaa:
rSouffo beputeia opulatsIberiH
Gbelem'tn Ia XucaSfn iobbannon
alaiiena tpanaititpot fuuR Spbmtes
lebben toimi,taia Ia benfilStuntaan
fuuIumaa bentil1d tpiittdtoista mt
nuuttia maiqe nelid tdnddn idlfeen
puoliIen.
WansiHemisfdSfp annettiin aifats
fin tdnddn idlfeen puoliien Ia beputtt
aioimat automobiileiIa 2anIanfott
baaliqe, misid ap1mies fuStannuSs
pbi5n firiopaino Fioitiee. Deputeia
pantiin martioiti iofoiieue rafen'
nufieen iobtamane omeue ia toilet
beputit menindt rafennuffeen 3eacu.
CO fabun puole0a oletpasta omesta
ia ebelIeen Iebben toimitusbuonei.
FIN.
pienen mdliaian idlfeen ioapuimat
beputit tafaifin tuoben mufanaan
lebben Iiitfeenboitaian Nummituuo.
rem ia erddn mieben, ionfa mimi oil
DuoreIa, fefd toifia mainitun litf.
feen benfilDfuntaan fuuIumia ben.
filDitd.
Seibdt pontiin automobiiIeibin Ia
toisten bentil5funtaan fuulumien,
iotfa oIimot fofoontuneet fatmfGptds
pi0e, opiIe ia itfunoibin, miubfp'
esia bpmdstiidh5id, pietiin manSi.
tut buoleuiIesti p~artioituina Dough.
toniin."
Onmettomnnbcsfa fnrmaxfa jaa'
meet banoattiin iunnmntaina.
HuumtStaornat Betlebemtn teura'
funnan, 2oniaaisieurafnnnan ia
apostoI. 2uterilaiien ieurofunnon
firfoisIa olfoimot tdsmdneen feIlo
fafftoista pdimdnd. 2irfoiSIa ole.
man tunsofien tofia Ell ruumiita ndp.
tettp ~firfoisia futen t%atpauijesti on
olut tapana tebbd. paitt iuomo'
firfoisIa, toimitettiin ruumii.
ben fiunauffia mpDstin crooiioIai.
fisia ia italiaIaiTsia firfoiSTa. Ruu.
misIaarnain idlteen eri rpbm6fun.
nat pbtpimdt, ionfa idIfeen muobos-
tettiin iuuri pbieinen iaottoiouffo.
Mtfuisten ruumiit tpietiin boutaus.
maaue rnumisnaunuisIa, ioita oil
moi fuuItoista. 6. g. Git.
ton idienet fantoitpot pIfopdiuddn
lasten arffuia bautauSmaoue oSti.
Rutatin orffua tantoi nelid mieStd.
Wainoioin ldbeiimmiIIe omaiTiue oil
tporattu 81 fatettua %oioneumoa lu.
fuunpttamotta %Iufuifia nffitpifid lot.
ia mpDstin pttipot oioneumoineen
oIaa bautouSTaattoon.
Golumetista ia 2auriumista oil
mabboton Iaaba tarpittama m6Grd
fateituia paunuia Ia fen tatia niitd
tdptpt tiIata liidd 9ou9bionista.
Orr. Sobn Rpon, columetiIainen tai.
Iinpitdid oil 6. &. clifton naltuutta.
mana ptteutettu banffimoan foitfi
tartpittamat oioneutpot bautoiaiia
porten. 9autousiaotot topoIimat
toiIenia pine fobulIa, mistd Idboet.
titn pbbesid bautausmiaaue. 2ouan.
taina oil noin iata miestd faima.
masia bautoia baubottomia marten.
2ati 5oittofuntaa, MIN. Mobamfin
I%oittofunta ia bancoctiIainen 2atfu
otttofunta oil tilattu ioittamoon 5sa.
tauSfaatosfa.
@pberia farfoitnS.
Green Bah, gDtS., ipuIut. AZ b. -
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-01
WafennnS, naieid pnnettomnaS
tatabtnt.

tapabtnt.
Ratennus, iosIa tdmd faubea on
nettomuus tapabiui Ia iosia nitnfut'
Iiuttn rStalian baali" on, on italtaIat
fen Observation-Disclosures omis'
tama. &c fioitiee ieitiemdnnead Ia.
buIIa.
Rafennufien ultofinusia on fa'
peanpuoleiiet p~aloportaat, mutta fatf'
II ndbtdwdstt eitpdt tienneet niitten
olemaSiaoloa. Senpdtdbben iano.
taanfin toisten bafeneen niitd rafen'
hutIen tafaoiaSta, iuosten feitti51n
ia feitti5n iffunoista uIos. Toista'
fpmmentd bentil5d peIastui tdud
tanaua.
Stolian baaIirofennus on melfein
uuii, rafennettu noin niifi fpuotta
fifteen tapabtuneen palon idlfeen uii.
be0een. Sanotaan len eileen erins
omaiiesti marustetin tduaisten to.
pausten naralta.
2un ulfo'omesta astutaan fi5ddn,
alfdmat portrait fobota fitd beii
plDspdin. portaita on noin 300,
ioitten fesfipaifoiaa on pifeaua Jon
ftnIainen Ia%luunabuone. Roppusten
pIdpddsid on noin fpmmenen ialan
lenpinen ia fahbefIan ialan pituinen
toianne eli lama. iosta iuoraan fa'
bulta ioutuu finubuoneifitn. Site
baali, eli iublaIali on piteaua.
9pBRbteeri a0ilfpn iaapnr ebfa
Iatfoalneelle.
6 g clifton preIibentti Charles s..
Woper on ilmoittanut, ettd Ybbps
mnItoin balitutfen tpDfbteeri Diui
am . WiIIon ebtd piatfoin iaopuu
IaffoaIueeue. 9p5ihteeriIid on pre-
ibentti Woper ioitattn pdipid fitten
%iaanut fdbt5fanoman, iosia ban Il
moittaa oIemanIa balufas faapn
maan loffoalueeIe perIoonani5esti
tutustuafieen t~dfdldiieen Iaffooie
maan. 6dnen faapumistaan obote.
taan IuurelIa idnnitptield.
mathematician l~opuuiIesta
idriest6miiestd tuaaan pGdttdmddn
beti Fun tddqd IaftoalueeIa mierail
leet Wicbisanin Seberation Of 9obor
pirtailiat ebtimdi polata 2anfin9itn.
9b1mieben benfil1fnntaatt fnnln-
mia tuan8tttu.
pdipdlebben mutaan:
2auantoino idIfeen puoIiIen IemiR
Ialoman nopeubeIa iieto, eti6 fdun'
tin miranomniIet omat ipon9inneet
ioitafin SpDmieben benfilDtuntaan
fuulutpia bentilDitd. Siebustelimme
beti oTiosta SpDmieben toimimfIeSta.
mistd ilmoitettiin, ettd panyitiemifio
oil tobeuafin topabtunut. Siiben
%mennesid oil pan9ittu 3pDmieben
liitteenboitoia Sobn Numminuori.
toimittoia Seneri glonne, firianpi
tdid Norne &otfo Ia fonelotoia Dirt.
bur Wuorela. Wan9itiemiiet topaz
tuipot noin feuo nelidu ieutupisia
ldlfeen puoliien.
Run utelimme afiaa niranomaiFl
ia, Min ilmoiititpat be eitd pudmai
nittuia benfil5itd fobtaan on fafIi
eri ipptDstd Gnfimdinen ipptbs on
meIaffaan fiiboittamiIesta ia toinen
IpptDs, ettd be omot iuIatsieet SpD'
mics nimiiesfd Iebbesid Iaittomio,
pariaawia ia iIfedmieliid uutifia.
Danstiemisfdst pn oil antanut ibe'
refit Gruie ia pansitIemifen toimitti
wpt nieot Iberiffit opuIotsieriffi GbeI'
letp'tn iobboua. Spptetpt mietiir
beti huomori Gicberntn oifeuteer
6~ancoctisIa, misid ofion f~uuIastelu
mddrdtiin emf periantoifi tuIemar
tommifuun toiietR pditpdtF. RuIta
Gin tpaobittiin tubannen bouorin ia
faus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-01
@oberim tarfoitns.

Green 8ap, Dis., iouIut. a p.
aareottuffestoon fuporiaIneelia Ian.
antat italia fertoo 6. &. Clifton pre-.
ibentti Sborles q. Usoper eitd bdn.
I'd ammutttin, piestiin, raobaitiin q.
iuia pitfin ia portioitiin innosIa Eel.
10 fobteen osti tdnd aamuna iouetm
he Iaapuiwat Sbanninsiin.
Run iuna iaapui tdnne, Min fes.
fnsteli bdn Msfocioteb presFn Fir.
ieenpaibtoian fansia. Sdnen pads.
iddn oil fpereId tobritta !tdare. !6an
fertot bppin fotteroua mieleud I'D.
men oIofieen tuIeesta fobfeIusto.
Suno ieiioi oiemouo ~miiHtoista mt.
%nuuttia enuenfuin ie iotfoi nathan.
Ia Sbitosoo fobbe, mime ie ioopuu
tdnddn idlfeen puoIiIen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-01

(5otfoa 5:neua Timuua.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-01

Ratennus, iosIa tdmd faubea on
nettomuus tapabiui ia iosia niinfut.
iuttu rStalian baali" on, On italtalat.
fen Observation-Disclosures omis'
&c Fiaitiee ~ieitiemdnneud Ia.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
Rebels Have High Old Time at
Durango; Social Season Good
Taking Possession of the Homes of the Rich People Who
Fled, Greasers Wear Their Finery and Enjoy
Life of Pampered Ease

United Press Service
MEXICO CITY. April i5.--It is fun
being Mexican rebel. when things 60
right-and. II you look at things In a
certain way.
/ For instance. there's the city OF
Durango. which has been the play
ground OF rebels for eight months.
Suppose all your life you had lived In
dobe house. with only the earth for
floor and q pile OF straw for your
bed. and had always taken on your
hat to rich folks and were afraid OF
them and their money and their pal
aces; and suppose you suddenly found
yourself in possession OF a large city.
with all the mansions at your dis
posal. and all the contents OF the man
sions. too. What would you do!
Couldn't you get lot Of fun out OF
ii all?
The rebels are having plenty OF fun
in Durango-as their kind OF fun
goes. The ball that Calitzo Con-
treras gave In the governors palace
for Durango was the capital OF Mex
lean state--was ripping affair. II
wasn't fancy dress ball. either, but
II more grotesque costumes ever were
shown at ball In all Christendom.
the ingenuity Of the society woman
who devised them was greater than
the ignorance Of styles and taste
which the women companions OF the
rebels displayed at this astonishing
affair.
Brown women. who had gone bare
footed most OF their lives, were still
barefooted at the ball. for all the
French shoes they found In the aban-
doned homes OF the rich they dlscoy-
cred to be very painful to wear. But
their bare feet danced In and out un-
der the hens Of splendid French
gowns. which had been part OF the
Durango loot. and their heads were
covered with chic little French bon
'ets. OF very late mode. which the
'ich danes Of Durango had not been
lble TO carry away with them when
he rebels entered the town.
Most Of the gowns didn't meet in
he back. 1t Is true. for soldiers sweet
'earts In Mexico don't wear corsets.
ut everybody seemed greatly pleased
nth the effects and good time was (
ad by all. especially when in . spirit 7
Z pleasantly, the guests. with the on I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

couragement Of the host. began pull
ing down the tapestries and curtains
of the palace.
I Every rebel leader In Durango live,
In an abandoned mansion. they drew
lots for them. after the great chief,
had taken their pick. Pianos are the
source OF greatest pleasure. and q
self-playing piano that belonged u
the Widow Barbara Martinez del Rio
whose mansion was seized by u chief
who permitted her 10 occupy one
room OF the place. Is generally con.
sldered the finest piece OF loot In
Durango.
But even II your plano doesn't play
itself. you can play II. as best you
can. Passionately fond OF music. as
all Mcxicans are. the rebels In Duran
go give the highest social recognition
to the three rebel officers who are
able to play few dance tunes. And.
BY patient practicing. some Of the reb-
els who didn't know how to play q
piano before the revolution. are learn
Ing TO pick out tunes.
Like a true leader. however. Cal
ixto Contreras. chief Of the entire
band. has set about really To learn
how 10 play. Among the prisoners he
took when he seized the town was q
brother Of Ricardo Castro. one OF
hexicO's greatest pianists.
'I'll keep you out of Jail II you'll
promise not TO run away and TO come
to my headquarters whenever | send
for you. and give me q music lesson"
said Contreras, after summoning
young Castro before him. Castro
made bargain OF II. and. at last re-
ports. Contreras, who IN q young man.
Is progressing rapidly.
''I've always wanted to play . piano
ever since I was little muchscho."
he explained To a friend, but ] never
had chance. Now I've got my 0p-
portunity. and I'd be fool not TO
lake advantage Of II. Castro says I'm
getting along splsndidly."
The teacher and his pupil have be-
'ome great frineds. and during bis
ssson hour and practice times no one
iares interrupt Contreras with AZ
airs OF government.
A few Of tho rich folks Of Durango
lidn't run away during the Invasion.
these persons have had some alarm
ne experiences. They are Idle rich
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

no longer. ,hoy keep busy dodkinx
rebels on the strcets. After tho rebels
got control Of the toSn they foil into
the custom Of pcstcripg. with boots
and stones. every rich" person who
walked down the street In collars and
euffs. "Curroa." they yelled. moan.
mg dudes" Now II you sec u poorly
dressed person walking along the
streets Of Durango. you may BE- almost
certain he Ia one OF the rich men OF
the town. In the street cars the rich
men ride In the second class and tho
rebels In the nrst class: the rich
alone. Just as they did before the rev.
ointion, and tho street car company
takes greater care In cleaning the
second class cars than II does the FIRST
class ones.
The rebels have moved scores of
pianos and vast quantities Of house
furnishings. statues. paintings. and
other loot to the nearby town Of cuen-
came. where the Contreras homo Ia
situated. II was against the churches
that the rebels showed the greatest
spite. They ransacked these and pill
laged tho affairs. But this wasn't a
sign. evidently. that they didn't be-
lieve In religion. for tho rebels keep
the sacristsns busy ringing the bells
for the saints day OF some little chief
or to proclaim the news OF some rebel
victory.
It's some fun. being n rcyolutIopist.
y hen things go right.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
OLD. TINE GOLD CURE
DRINK HOT TEAL

Gs, q sasAil psskAxv ot iismla's
hf-ass Tea. of - tho German soiss
cali u, "lismtursss Bfuss Thss. 81 ~
pharmacy. Take . tAhlsspsia'al Of W
tsa. put . cup Of boiling ssief ars
u. poss tAseush . sieve aai is'ah .
,ssrap full ~ Aay time during W
day os before sssitiax I, /, As ~~
sdsrtiss way "a bssak cold And es'v
grip. - u opsss tho pores Of the AZ,
svlievias eoaxvsasoa. Also lsese"' 'S
ho~els. thus bsvskina up cold,
Try II tbs nsst sime you uher ifos
= cold er tho grip. II is insspsas'"
and satis.ly vegetable. nsrsso's ~''
and hAsmlssA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
o. I. CARTER

Notice ia hereby given ,ha, tae
formerly existing be,ws cen
the undersigned and hness a. ahiso
q kioppcr. 10 by mutual consent dis.
solved on April II. 1914. The basi.
ness heretofore conducted By said
partners ia TO DO tbs property of
Oscar ahisr. who ~lii collect all se.
counts and discharge all liabilities.
Parties owing said nrm are hereby
notified To make settlement OF thsir
accounts with the sa!d Oscar shis-.
OSCAR sitvE.
is-st II e. ki.ErpER
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

tho more pfomlnoht aluca dsa,,,. =,
thia section,
The Texas cat,oNeF lands .,s..,
rrinisy ~eto Tor tho must BART ,,a.
Ions ana shotticaf yellow pine .,os,s
although a small section had son,,,,
cd hardsoods.
While the synaisa,e con 'roiiias ,.,.
lmmohs- tract of cut over land. /, ~,
obi'sious TO tho agricultural pos.,su
Hirs Of tho land. Il Ia ,oandsa,i, -,
pee,sd ,ha, 'h. naaa,lal returns ,,o.
dividing the Acreage into sasch,. ,,n
be far greater 'han 'fun rartnlss AZ.
,tsiii~s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
GRANDMA USED SAGE
TEA 70 OARKtN MAR
sita AttNtb SULPHUR wttu n IN
WEsrOisE colon, aio~s
TttiCkNins

cem.noa garden sage bressa ls,s
a heavy tee With sslphar aud a!soAol
added. viii tufa xtay, s,feaAeI sss
faded hair beautifully dafk aaa Ian.
gftant. remove esesy BIZ Of daaa,ue
stop scalp itching ani tallas Asi,
lust a fs~ applications ~ttl ysevs a
revelation 70 roar halt Is .aala9. era,
or dry, setakxly asd ,hlu Mltisr
tho ssss Tea and aulpAut recipe A
homo. though. 10 lfvublesoms A
-asioE vay 10 TO Go, the tsaay.,ea ass
tohie. eaatins so een,a large eos...
al arus stores. knoa~ as "wys,As
sage aud suiphas iiais Rsnssy.~
,has avoidisx . LOT o, muss
While wtspy. gray. faded kais .
no. sinfai. 40 all desire 10 rs,ais sxs
yoa.hfal appearance aud s;racsiss.
ness NY dasksatns yosr hals VIA
wyeth's Sage aud sglghar. 10 Gee
can toll. bsrAusc II does Il so aatsisi.
~. sa es1aiy, You !us, aampsa
spanse or soft brush With u asa
dfs~ ,his through youF hsl'. At,as
ono small strand at = time. ,, msrs.
inx all gray hairs have dlaaps~sfsA.
aud. after another application OF I've.
your hair becomes beautiful Dart.
s.mssy. soft aad iusurlan,
tfaid Advsstisetasntb
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
Ladies' Ali s.s i,-ty,

Ladies' Ali s.siray,
rho tsadiea' Ala Society NJ the
uraec Methods, church wiil mcst to-
a.oFrow at,cfnaon al st5o al the
rpme or Mira G-a Meponaia. Nln,h
aad Walnut streets All mpmb-fs ai~
ars, atty requested TO be rtrsra,. 90
tLrsr are business matters Of lmposs-
anru la consider,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
WHY NOT

Take advantage OF the summer vsca.
tion TO start the children In music ?
Special summer Inducements on
pianos ut Shepherd Plano Depot, mort
door to postofiice. 0-n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

United State. who're he viii ASK the
farmers to send seed eosu lo the Al
banians that they may have crop
this year. II ,aoy don't Sc, rrop
they wili s,atSc moro rapidly than
now, rtey have be-a starving 10
death at thc rats Of 60 .Oo0 a year 10,
tho past winter,
The Aissnian relief fund. which
has beer organized 10 help the suffer.
ing people has taken headquarters Al,
30 Hibi. House. NvW York city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

then tn. house was burned They
were burned with Il. Mr.. Howard has
come to the United States sith rc.
markabi. stories OF the horrors of the
situation In the Balkans. Though the
var has been over for long timc
troops of Servians continue plllaxo
through the Mohammcdan sections OF
Albania. He tried To- arouse senti.
mrnt among the religious orsanira-
tioas In Europe to do something. but
he failed. Now he has come 10 tho
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
Tho Herald for nows
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Announcement

hereby announce mSsetf . eaadis
date for ,h. republican aeiniaas,oa as
sheriff OF Klamath county. subject to
tho win OF the voters al tho party
primary, &. ~. RAMhuf.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

WANTED--Unfurnished room for
light housekeeping by a widower;
must have water and light; no OBJ.
lection TO two rooms. within 30 min
utes' walk Of 9Th and Main. Address
"'oowsr, herhid. i3.3ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
LOST AND FOUND

LosT--smnli white fox terrier pup.
black bob tail and black over loft
eye Reward II returned to Peoples
Meat Market. is.a,.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
t'or sheriff

hereby asaoasev taysclf ~ = eau.
dids,. tnF tho republican aomiaation
for sheriff. subieet 10 tho viii OF the
voters a, tho primary election on
May 18th,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS

ROOM FOR JUST 2 MORE bosrders
at tho Oregon House: with room,
$40 pcr month. il.,,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15
Weather Condition. for April
Hotel Arrivals
Hotel Hall

A. F. Clubine. c. Guy Merrill. Mer-
rill: NJ. T. Jones. Langcll Valley. T.. s,
Rerney. q. W. Benix. Lakeview. John
Algoma, e. C. Erickson.
G. u. Hoffman. Portland: Chas. N.
Bayan. w. r. kneiss. Jas. b. Kent. +.
Filbrich. San Francisco. J. W. Call.
Medford; p. l.. kus;er. Marysville: J..
G. Wiley, Dunsmuir; S. y. Gillespie
and wife, Blue Lake; J. +. Loosely.
Fort Klamath.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT a iars. room furnished
or unfurniahcd T:s Pin. 81. ig.st.
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Today's news today in The H.ys,a
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White Pelican

r. A. winn. kirksville, Mo-: W. A.
Rockefellow, c. J. Hermann. Seattle:
r. E. Wallace. A. A. Baumann. H. T.
Fike. Portland: Clark C. Bradford.
San Francisco; n. S. Merrill, Merrill
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Accurate Information sbosi w
klaaasth taasta. MO- thiieotr. 60
aaia.
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Herald s Classified Advs.
FOR SALE

AUTO FOR SALE la nrst etass con.
dition. at a bargain. Writ. OF see
u. n. Hall. liza,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-04-15

FOR sALE~-Five room houao. two
large lots. volt improved. viii sell
at a bargain II taken at once, Apply
To John Austad. Miiis Addition. cot,
Orchard ave. and Martin st. it.st
FOR sALE--Gentio pony. broke To
ride or drive. Inquire Of John
Austad. Mills addition. tt.stI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-30
ALLEGED SLAYER CAUGHT
AFTER NINETEEN YEARS

Bentonville. Ark, Dec. a9.-After
eluding the officers for nineteen years,
Cap. Franks, farmer As years old,
soon will go on trial for his life for
first degree murder.
Franks is charged with having kill
ed Fred Choker, neighbor, in 1895.
He was brought here Monday from
Bonham, Texas where he was arrest
ted two weeks ago. Sheriff Slate re-
ceived a message from Bonham of
ficer saying Franks was under arrest
and asking if he was wanted in Ben
tonville. 1t was necessary for the
sheriff to go through the records be-
fore he was sure that Franks was
wanted. Franks refused to talk of his
1istor,o last nineteen years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-12-30
co. HEALTH
OFFICERS HAD
CONFERENCE
CALLED TOGETHER TO WIND
UP THE AFFAIRS OF DEPART.
MENT OF HEALTH.

State health commissioner Dr. J. c.
Mahr, who will retire from office Janu-
airy IL, held a conference Tuesday
with twenty county health officers
from various parts of the state. All
those participating in the conference
are appointees of DR.. Mahr and have
served since statehood.
The conference was called by Or.
Mahr for q general winding up of the
affairs of the health department, and
for conference on matters of gen
eral interest to the health Of the com
munity at large before the administra.
ton changes.
THE men who participated in the
conference have never failed to make
reports regularly, or answer letters
promptly and give strict and immedi-
ate attention to their duties as health
officers of their respective communi-
ties during the seven years that
have served the state as health com
missioner, said Dr. Mahr