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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-27

from the northsrly line Of Pine street
to the southerly line OF High street.
rom its present grade to the Grade
shown and set forth as follows:
sixth Street
4 Curb Grades
West East
Pine street. north line 1880 1850
100 feet from Pine
toward High .....s. 1899 1870
High street. south line 1850 1870
Sidewalk Grades
West East
pine street. north line ls2.s6 1e2.at
l20 feet from, Pine
toward High ....17O.b lSS.O
High street. south line 1850 1880
does hereby, on motion Of Council
man Hamilton. duly seconded. resolve
that it il the intention Of the Common
Council OF the City Of klamath Fails
to change the grade that has been
heretofore officially established On
sixth street. from the northerly linz
OF Pine street to the southerly linz
of High street. SO AZ to conform q
the words and figures contained IN
the table and description Of the new
grade furnished by the city engineer
above set forth.
This resolution shall be kept Of REQ
ord In the once OF the Police Judge
and shall be published for ten CON
secutiye publication in the city ON
cial newspaper. according to the pro
visions OF Section asa. Article Ill.,. Of
the charter OF the city.
CITY OF Klamath Falls.
! County Of klamath. -:
state OF Oregon.
!, "A. l.. Lsayitt. Police Judge OF thl
1 City OF klamath Talla. 0rsgon. -
thereby attest the foregoing q -
properly and correctly elrolAeA oobg
'of the Resolution adoptsA ~ ! UA3ps
|ity Of the msmbefs of ~ cq9snel
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-27
A little SPORTING GOSSIP
BY Hal Shsridan

poses. to church hospital organiaa-
t,on has been practically consumatsd.
Some day the American league hope
TO have basehall home Of their Own,
with the asx hiood-and nensy
transfused into Its blood BY the 'rs-
cent change Of ownership.
Another famous sport neld which Is
thrown into the discard BY the ~
cadence OF horse racing - the oid
Sheephead Bay race course. This y
a case Of the shelying Of horse IN
favor Of. the automobile. the race
track having been sought by syndi-
cate Of automobile race owners. Who
plan TO stage such contests as the
Vanderbilt Cup and Prix race. An
cliptical two-mile track Of concrete
IL planned. ~ 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-27
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Get a 25 cent box OF "TIz" at any
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your feet are never. never going to
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-27

The Riggs National bank Of Wash
ington. d. c.. and It's president. Chas.
G. Glover. have become the object OF
bitter attack by Secretary Of the
Treasury william q. McAdoo and
John skelton Williams, controller Of
the treasury. The building occupied
BY the bank Is one Of the finest busi-
ness structures In Washington. 1t Is
not far from the treasury department
building. and the fighting ohlcials Of
both institutions may see each other
as they go back and forth from their
Offices.
Controller Williams has charged
President Glover and other ofiicials OF
the bank with practices Incompatible
with the spirit OF the federal rseerye
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-27
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice

Notice
There are funds in the city treasury
for the redemption OF the following
bonds:
Series A, Nos. lO7. los, ZOE. ll0;
Series b. Nos. so2. aos. Series G.
Nos. 2l2. 2lS.
Interest on same Will cease from
May I. 1915.
Dated at klamath FAlls, Ore. this
asth day OF April. 1915.
]. w. sIEMEN6. city Treasurer,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-27

act and the national banking law.
How far the contest will 80 u not
known. The bank brought the fight
to head by bringing suit against the
treasury heads who had held out
$4,000 interest due on bonds. but the
court fight. II is predicted. VIII oe
only the beginning Of a contest which
may involve several financiers with
the department.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-27
Cooperative Marketing
Of the Farm Products

okE0oN AGRICULTURAL COL.
LEdE. Corvallis. April 27.----'Farm.
Ing IN something more than the mere
producing OF ssricultural products.
snd 70 bc succcssf,Il requires AZ much
capacity ana as much judgment as
needed IN other commercial or indus.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-27

CouneIl slect. aal apprevs1 u u
Mayor. at Z rsgu1aS ueetang heee
April 10, 1915. q
A. L. LnAviTT. &
Police Juaes Of the City of Kl1nath
Fails, orseen. 17.lot
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-27

4. L. L8Av1TT,
Police Judee Of the city Of Klenath |!
Fails, 0reeen. 37.lot
TO the stockholders Of the KIamath |
water Users Association
You are hereby notiAel that the !
annual mesting Of the stockholders
Of the Klamath Water Ussrs Associa- !:
tIon, pursuant to Section I Of Article !
. OF the bylaws Of said association.
will be held In the Houston opera
house, Klamath Falls. Oregon, vri-
day. the eth day Of Juns, 4. D. 1915.
at the hour Of O'Clock p. N. You,
are notified that such meeting 10 held
for the purpose Of electing . board Of
directors for the ensuing year. and
for the transaction Of such other busi-
ness a. may regularly be brought be-
fore sich meeting.
The following amendments to the
Bylaws OF said association viii ~
submitted to the stoekno'aess - -
annual meeting for your acceptance
,or rsSecs'os. po
Inat sec''oh one ~ - As''.'e
three 70. OF inc Dy-.A :.
kiamatn wafer cseis Asscc's''oh
amended to read % follows:
section :, Inat .ne eAe1slse = .ue
corpofate powers u tnn .s.'01
ana tne manssenent y ~ ..
snail De vested : o'a = 'n
directors.
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the oosrd oI dHscsofs s".n s..s
ON the nfst oseu5u.s " sn '.Oa.'
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rectors may oe cailea ~ tne pF-
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-13
CRONICA DEL PUERTO

New York el Carolina" que dej6 es-
tie puerto ell sabado proximo pasado.
-Regresara de Ponce mafiana do
mingo para empezar inmediatamente a
cargar azdcar en- ell muelle San Anto-
MO, ell vapor "Coamo."
LAS goletas "Porvenir'' cargada
de carbon de Luquillo, la "Mar1a Am
paro" en- lastre y el vapor- -tanque chi
guelito" arribaron aver.
Con numerosa carga de New York
para San Juan y la isla hizo su entra-
da al muelle 2 a la l p. m. de aver ell
" Borinquen." Hoy Sc despach6 para
Ponce.
En- ell corso maritime que sc cele
brara al caer la tarde de hoy por la
comisi6n de festejos de Carnaval, figu-
raran un barco y un submarine fabri-
cados en- el muelle n1mero 2.
La correspondence de Norte Anne
rica pr6xima a llegar a esta capital la
trae el vapor philadelphia" ;" Este Sc
aguarda, el lunes.
Hoy saldra de New York para los
puertos de Ponce, Mayagiiez y Arecibo
un vapor de la New York and Porto
Rico Steamship Go. conduciendo la car
Ga que no trae ell "Carolina' para los
antes mencionados, por despacharse di-
rocta y exclusivamente para San Juan,
probablemente mai1ana.
Los siguientes pasajeros llegaron
aver la l p. m. en- ell "Caracas":
De la Guaira.
Ernest Colby, Clara L. Goldy Alfre-
do Meltz, Charles, Grace William
Reach.
De Puerto Cabello:
Victor NJ. de Castro, Enrique Aguiar,
Juan Pedro.
De Curazao:
Manuel Morales, Juan, Isaac y Anto-
MO Marchena, Alexandra Rosario.
Ell "Berwind'' lleg6 de Vieques
hoy a las 6 para tomar 5000 sacos de
azt1car de la Central San Vicente en-
el muelle San Antonio. Al acabar su
trabajo seguira para Arecibo en- cuyo
puerto cargara algunos miles mas de
sacos
Sc esperan de hoy a manana ell
Evelyn" que viene de Mayagiiez a
coger, 5000 sacos de aztcar de la Gen.
tral Carmen en- ell muelle y ell "Mon-
treal'' procedente de Puerto Plata, en
su viaje para Burdeos y ell Havre.
La senora Cosini hiio fueron los
unicos pasajeros que trajo aver San
Juan ell "Quebec.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-13

AL vapor "Quebec, que sale hoy pa
ra Haiti y demas puntos de su itine-
rario, lie fue clausurada la estaci6n ina
lambrica por el jefe de los inspectores
de aduana de San Juan Mr. Matheson,
tan pronto hizo su arribo. Esta es una
disposition del gobierno federal que Sc
practica con todos los barcos beige
rantes que lleguen a los puertos anne
ricanos, para evitar la violaci6n de las
leyes de neutraildad, mientras perma-
necen surtos en- estos.
Tambi6n las de igual clase abordo de
los vapores alemanes president y
"Odenwald," Sc hallan en- id6ntica
condici6n la que estuvo la del paque-
bote frances durante SUI estad1a en-
puerto.
-Anteayer las II a. m. Sc despa-
ch6 de Jobos para New York con $4,000
sacos de az1car de la Central Aguirre,
ell barco americana "San Juan"
DE hoy manana, 81 las marcia
das 10 permiten, sc haran a la vela: ell
balandro Guillermito, para Arroyo y
Maunabo, la Libertad'', para Vieques
y la Gala Blanca, para Naguabo.
Ell yate americana "Waturns
zarp6 aver para st. Thomas, despues
de haber estado en- bahia cerca de dos
semanas.
En- la aduana vieja de San Juan
Sc remataran en- p1blica subasta pasa-
do manana lunes las 9 a. m. todas las
mercanc1as no reclamadas, abandona-
das por sus duehos 8 confscadas en-
el t6rmino comprendido de la fecha en-
que Sc hizo ell 1ltimo remate la indi-
cada.
Los chinos del X. D. III Sc fueron
en- ell "Caracas Las autoridades do
minicanas Sc negaron a concederles per-
misc de desembarco. En- New York las
autoridades. de Washington resolveran
su case, un POGO mas dif1cil de 10
que pareci6 a primera vista al Co.
misionado de Immigration de Puerto
Rico.
Estos chinos Sc hospedaban aqu1 en-
los altos del desaparecido cafe La AL
hambra y sus comidas las tomaban en-
ell bodeg6n San Juan Depierto. El
pago de todos sus gastos desde
que por orden de Washington Sc les
echo a terra, esta corriendo por cuen-
ia de los Estados Unidos, que cobraran
Q no cobraran estos gastos-pues ESQ
depende-a la termination de la que
ira.
-Por la manana del d1a II lego a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-13
Registrando
los sobordos

La carga del vapor "Borinquen"
llegado aver:
RESUMEN:
PARA SAN JUAN, 12OO1 bultos con
718 toneladas.
PARA PONCE, 5,397 bultos con 354
toneladas.
PARA MAYAGUEZ, 1898 bultos con
IT. toneladas.
PARA AGUADILLA, 1855 bultos con
164 toneladas.
PARA ARECIBO, $500 bultos con 1919
toneladas.
PARA FAJARDO, 1922 bultos con
1874 toneladas.
TOTAL: 29,O79 bultos con 1,746 to-
neladas
10 DESCARGADO EN- SAN JUAN.
B. Fernandez Hno., 1,7OO cajas ja
bon, 81 bultos varios.
Cadierno Hnos., $50 sacos az1car re-
6nada.
M. Lomba y Co., 500 cajas macare-
las.
M. Lamadrid y Co., 240 atados zinc,
so sacos habichuelas.
j. Ochoa Hno., 200 cajas petr6leo.
N Llauri, 25 sacos habichuelas.
Sucesores de A. Mayol y Co., 139 ca
jas varios 70 cunetes grasa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-13

Piza Hnos., 63 cajas mercanc1as.
Hernaiz Targa, 10 cajas mercancfas.
Compan1a Industrial de Santurce,
225 atados zinc
Behn. Bros, 35 cajas efectos el6c-
tricos.
IS. Ramirez y HCa., 152 sacos harina
40 tercios bacalao.
Sanchez Morales y Co., 18 bultos de
escritorios
Gonzalez Padln, 12 cajas jabones, p
bultos muebles de acero.
Orden, 341 cajas galletas, 100 caias
macarelas, 27 tercios bacalao, IS caias
jabon.
Perez Hnos., 25 sacos habichuelas, so
cubos manteca.
M. Perez Ca, so atados traviesas
galvanizadas.
Cipriano Manrique IA bultos varios
Mier y Martinez, 80 cajas dulces.
j. Rivero y Co., 450 sacos azl1car, 20
cajas jab6n.
3. Rodriguez y Co., 100 atados man
gos de escoba.
Ansorge Export Co., 300 sacos abo-
nc.
Ramon Gorbea, IL cajas muebles.
f. Ortega y Co., "a cajas cajas car
tuchos.
R. Fabian y Co., 6 cajas mercancfas.
Santisteban Chavarry Co., 5 cajas
mercanc1as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-13
Corte de Distrito
Febrero 13, 1915.
JUICIOS ORALES.

Gabina Lopez ". Jose Dieppa. Di-
vorcio.
Julio Nieves VS.. Francisco Ocasio.
Divorcio.
Enrique Rita VS.. Ludovina Rodri-
guez. Divorcio.
Juan F Rivera VS.. Nicolasa Carri6n.
Divorcio.
Petrona Ortiz VS.. Cecilio Garcia. Di-
vorcio.
Manuel Quintero VS.. Antonia Guz-
man. Divorcio.
Febrero 16; 1915.
R. Vazquez Ortega VS.. Jose NJ Sna-
rez. Injunction.
Febrero II, 1915.
EXCEPCIONES PREVIAS.
A. Nc Cormick VS.. o. N. Dawes. Co.
bro de pesos.
Elizardo Vicente VS.. Emilia Gratiot.
Cobro de cantidad
Ramon Santiago VS.. Emilia Fonseca
Divorcio.
Alfonso Barrero, ct. al vs.. La Su-
cesi6n de F. Poupart, ct al, Ejecuci6n
hipotecaria.
Reinaldo Paniagua, ct al. VS.. Suceso-
res L. Villamil y Co. Tercer1a de bic
nes muebles.
Francisco Pacheco VS.. Raimunda AL
velo Donilla. Divorcio.
MOCIONES.
Sucesores de Frontera S. en- C. VS.
Agostini y Co. Cobro de dinero.
Lorenzo D. Weldon VS. Mary l.
Yelldon. Divorcio.
Sucesores de Luis Caballer VS.. Suce-
sion M. Lomba y Co. Indemnizaci6n
Manuel Quintana VS.. Saturnina Cou-
vertier. Cobro de dinero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-13

Luina Hermanos, 13 cajas articulos
de colmado.
Lucas Blanco y Ca, 7 cajas pintura.
Portela Hno, 10 cajas salmon
Castrill6n y Ca, 80 sacos habichue-
las.
Pena y Ca, 60 cunetas grasa, 35 i'd.
herraduras.
Pietrantoni SOLO, II cajas neuma-
ticos.
A. Alvarez Hnos., 25 barriles cerve-
B. Cerame Co., Is fardos hilo
Jim6nez, MADEIRA y Ben1tez 241 jau-
las losetas.
M. G. Strayer, 1,130 sacos aboro.
Korber y Co., 16 cajas arados.
TIilario Santos, 25 cuoos manteca.
Gabino Sanchez, 100 cubos manteca.
Sucesores Villamil, 100 cubos mantle
ca, 27 sacos pimienta.
Pedro E. Zamorano, so sacos avena
Am. r. R. Company, POP bultos va
rios.
j. M. Blanco Co., AZ cajas drogas.
P. R. Drug Co., 19 cajas drogas.
Angel Suarez, II cajas sombreros.
Cintr6n y Aboy, 10 barriles fosfato
de soda.
Varios receptores, muchos otros efec-
tos
Carga del vapor frances "Quebec. "
Plaza Provision Co., 70 cajas aceite
OLIVIA.
Luina Hermanos, 40 cajas vinos
j. M. Blanco y Ca, 81 cajas drogas.
p R. Drug Co., GAIA cloroformo.
A. R. R. Co., GAIA combustible para
lamparas.
Para ser trasportados a Santo Do
mingo SO bultos varios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-13
Trasladados

Los cabos P. I. Francisco A. Fran
ceschi y Jose Norat Rodriguez, que
prestaban servicio en- este distrito, han
sido relevados al distrito de Arecibo,
paras donde salieron en- ell tren de ano-
che.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-06

people" the pope continued we
showed our sympathy in our letter
to Cardinal MERCER Here we make
an appeal to the sentiment of human
itv of those who crcss the frontiers
of hostile nations conjuring them
not to devastate the invaded regions
more than is absolutely necessary
from the standpoint of military occu-
patton, and above all not to wound
without actual necessity the feelings
of the inhabitants in their dearest
possessions. their sacred temples,
their ministers of God, their rights,
their religion and their faith
The pope said he venturcd to eX-
press the opinion that God allowed
people whose thoughts were entirely
enerossed with things of this world
TO punish each other with mutual
slaughter for the disdain and neglect
with which they treated Him.
Continuing, the pope alluded to the
recent earthquake in Italy saying that
other events had occurred which had
obliged men to humiliate themselves
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GLORIOUS CLOSE OF
MOTORBOAT SHOW

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE motor
boat show which closes here tonight
has been one Of the most instructive
and interesting ever held. Among the
educational exhibits Of special inter
est to mOtorbOat men, those OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
mOtorboat school, the United States
volunteer life saving corps, the power
squadron, New York naval militia,
and the Waterways league. These
exhibits occupy the entire concert
hall.
The exhibition has been supple
mented by realistic moving pictures
of life-saving demonstrations, life at
sea and scientific fishing scenes, etc.
Besides moving pictures the lecture
course of practical nature was not
only an interesting novelty but very
instructive.
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POPE DES|CNATES
PEACE-PRAYE YER DAYS

ROME. Feb. 6.--The pope sets two
DAYS tn be devoted by Catholic clergy
and laty throughout Christendom to
service and prayers for the restora-
ton Of peace Tomorrow is the day
On which the services are to be held
in every Catholic church in Europe.
sunday, May u, is the day for special
services in churches in all parts OF
the world except in Europe.
Tie pope's decree eXhorts clergy
Mel and their flocks not only to at
tend the special services of the day,
but by prayer, acts or modification
and ,elf.denial invoke God to restore
tranquility to a world now suffering
eXpiation for its sins.
The decree orders that the blessed
sacrament be exposed in the churches,
tat special masses be said, the ro-
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sarv and litanies recited, tn" services
10 conclude with bcncdiction Of tn"
blessed sacrament. a special plenary
will be given during the
service.
The pope's allocution expressed ms
deep chagrin that month after month
was going by without even the distant
hope that this fatal war soon would
cease. He alluded to what had been
done toward the exchange of prison
ers. and explained that the limitations
of his apostolic Office did not permit
him to go further. As Interpreter OF
the eternal law, the pontif said, lie
could declare that nobody should be
permitted to intlict injustice, but ne
couJd not 90 further in this coh'llct'
To do so would be neither convenient
nor useful The Holy See must re
main perfectly impartial
While not taking sides with either
antagonist. the pope continued, he FOL
lowed with deep anxiety Tn" terrible
phases of the war
concerning our beloved Belgium
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WILL SEND ALIEN WHITE
SLAYER BACK TO FRANCE

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Whcn jules
Raoul Blanc, notorious white SLAYER,
finishes his Federal prison term to-
day, he will again be in Uncle Sam $
tolls. He was convicted and sen
fenced by Judge Foster in the United
States District Court here on June
30, 1913, to three and half years In
in the Atlanta penitcntiary.
Saturday afternoon United States
Attorney Walter Guion filed bill Of
complaint asking that Blanc's certi-
licate of naturalization as an Ameri-
can citizen be cancelled
Judge Foster appointed j. II. Sim
mon, an attorney, curator ad hoe for
Blanc and fixed today, the date Of
the expiration of Blanc's sentence,
which is shortened two thirds under
the federal system of good time allow
ance, as the time when he must show
cause why he should not be divcsted
of his right of citizenship.
The step taken by Judge Guion to
disfranchisc Blanc is but the fore
runner of IA move by the immigration
authorities to deport him to France,
his native country, as an undesirable
alien on the strength of ailidavitS by
immigration Inspector Hunter NJ.
Course and Marcel Petit, one of the
witnesses at his trial
Bertha and Charlotte Blanc, sisters,
who were no kin to Blarc, but in
VOWED with him in the case as his
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confederates, were deported to France
shortly after the trial.
To Kill Crabs and Lobsters.

The killing of Holsters and crabs
or the table forms the subject Of an
Interesting pamphlet issued by the So
,icty for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals of London II gives the re-
suits of a series of experiments car
led out by Mr.. Joseph Sinel, late OF
he Jersey marine biological labora-
DRY. He comes to the conclusion that
he most humane way Of killing crabs
and Holsters is to place them in cold
water and very gradually raise tho
cmpcratIrc The death which ensues
s apparently quite painless, and must
lc somewhat analogous to that of a
person succumbinE to heat wave"
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1000

before the powerful hand OF God and
be brought his allocution to close by
urging the faithful to prayer.
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Lots on Rid9ewood Avenue


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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-04

farm. In Grant district. Wetzel
county, /. 6. kingsley Is driliing a
test on the j. B. WhiIeman farm. on
Fishing creek, Grant district. N. s.
Snyder and Company have the rig up
for q second test on the Beatty Ed.
CELL farm.
In the New Castle district, In Mon
roe county, o.. the Central Gas Com
Dany has a duster at its No. A on the
Douglass Gates farm. In Malaga
township. Goldstein and Company
reached the same at their test on the
John Shell farm. In the Caldwell
district, Noble county, George White
and Company have completed test
on the Robert Baker farm and have
a very light pumper. In the Mariet-
Ia district, Washington county, Ed
ward and Company have completed
No. A on the John Bush farm and
have a very light pumper.
The Oil Market.
Pennsylvania $1.50, Mercer black
$1s07. New Castle s 1.07, Corning %.
Cabell 81 10, North Lima e3,i South
Lima SS, Princeton 80, Wooster
$1.15, Indiana SS, Somerset 90, Rag
land 10, Illinois 80, Kansas and Okla
|homa So. Corsicana light IS. Corsi-
cana heavy so, Electra SO. Healdton
so, Henrietta IS. Caddo SO degrees
so, Caddo 35 ,degrees 20. Cadde 80
degrees IS, Caddo crude As. Canada
SLIP
Producers and Refiners' Company
quotes s1.5O for crude of the Penn
sylyania grade.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-04
DAYTON mo- MAKE ADDRESS.

Federal Judge A. G. Dayton, Of
Phiiippi. will address theA Mems
brotherhood at Weston at 1880.
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. The adj
dress will be in the high school audi
toriiim. His subject will be The
Worlds Greatest Orator"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-04
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instead Of buying one purely on the en-.
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Scn the strength Of testimonials from
others and run the chance Of getting
something worthless and wasting yorr
money! In buying Schiffmann's Con.
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an absolute guarantee Of its efficiency
from these druggists, yon also get about
eight times as much excellent cough
medicine as you would in buying most
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