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Evening star., 1916-10-03
TAKES OATH AS JUDGE.
Former Representative Hay Now
Member Of Court of Claims,

James Hay, former representative in
Congress from Virginia and chairman
of the House military affairs commit
tee. was sworn in as Judge of the
United States Court OF Claims yester-
day. He fills the vacancy on the bench
caused by the retirement of Judge
George w. Atkinson.
Because of improvements which are
being made in the courtroom, the court
adjourned until next Monday. when 1t
will take up the October calendar, to-
gether with the cases which have been
specially set for hearing.
Evening star., 1916-10-03
THIEVES CONTINUE ACTIVE.
Robberies Reported From variou.
Parts of the City.

A diamond and pearl brooch was
stolen from the home of Mrs NJ. Bradt,
2502 Wisconsin avenue, last night The
house was entered through rear eel
lar door between and 10 o'clock and
the place was ransacked.
Some one stole a wheel from BIZ
cycle in the yard of the home of Mrs
A. NJ. Allen, 2032 North Capitol street,
yesterday.
Entering the home of Leslie Fox, s13
@ street, last night, some one stole
diamond stick pin valued at $40
and a ruby ring valued at SIS En-
trance was gained through a side win
dow.
gold ring valued at s25 was stolen
Evening star., 1916-10-03
New Pastor Of Holy Trinity Church.

Announcement has just been made Of
the appointment OF Rev. Eugene De
l. Mcconnell S. j., as pastor Of Holy
Trinity Church, Georgetown. Rev.
George Corbett, who has been pastor
at Holy Trinity Church for many years,
goes to Blackwells Island. New York.
Father Mcdonnell comes from St.
Peters Church. Jersey City, where he
was minister. Prior to this assign
ment he was pastor Of st. Aloysius
Church. this city. for eight years
Evening star., 1916-10-03
Advocate Prohibition.

Daily addresses in advocacy of pro-
hibition are being given in Prince
Georges county. Md, by William D. Up
shaw Of Georgia and Clarence J. Owens,
president Of the Citizens Temperance
Union of Prince Georges County. This
county Is said to be the only wet"
territory now adjacent to the District
of Columbia.
Evening star., 1916-10-03
TWO EARTEaUAKES RECORDED.
Georgetown University Seismographs
Show Disturbances Somewhere.

Two earthquakes were recorded dur
ing the night on Georgetown Univer-
sity seismographs and announced to-
day. The first. which was Of moderate
intensity. began at s:as pm. and lasted
until after 10 o'clock. The center Of
the disturbance was estimated by the
observer to have been about 5000 miles
from Washington. The second shocks
began at 1902 o'clock this morning
and lasted about ton minutes. Their
shocks.
Evening star., 1916-10-03
FAIRIES WORK WONDERS,
BUT 50 MAY CHILDREN
Turning Old Papers Into Playground
Equipment as Wonderful as Any
thing in Fairyland.

Hark ye, school children of the city
of Washington!
Cinderella's fairy godmother, or
back to prove that fairies and wonders
may exist in places other than between
the covers Of books.
Think We. it is not so? Then listen!
There Is a fairy. or probably 'twere
better to term this being an elf, who
is close at hand. ready to make glad
the hearts Of the boys and girls who
are willing to do a little work in re-
turn.
Name Of the Fairy Is 'op."
The name of the fairy. or the elf, is
"Op." Certainly not a euphonious
you see, it is made up from the initial
letters of these two words, "old
papers"
Now, "Op" is ready. even as Cinde-
rella's fairy godmother, to touch a
magic wand to the old papers which
the children of Washington collect and
turn them into those things calculated
to gladden. the hearts of youth-tennis
rackets. indoor base balls. tethsr balls
ana IOOC pdliS
School officials are in communica-
tion with "Op." They know that all
he has to do is to touch bundle of
old papers with his magic wand, and,
10! there. will be just the playground
equipment the respective school needs
most.
Suggested by The Star.
The plan of collecting old papers
and selling them for money with which
playground equipment might be bought
was suggested to the heads of the
school system by The Star. The school
officials expressed qualification with
the plan and adopted it.
Possibly this scheme never seemed
to the children of Washington to be
connected with fairyland, but surely ii
is as wonderful to turn old papers into
playground equipment as it was for
Cinderella's fairy godmother to make
a coach from a pumpkin, and coachmen
from mice, is it not?
Therefore, ye children of the city OF
Washington, work hard and let no old
paper escape. "Op" is a good little
fairy. ready to perform his wonders
in return.
Evening star., 1916-10-03
SERIES OF HEALTH TALKS
At Y. M. C. A. BUILDING
First Will Be Delivered Monday
Evening by Dr.. Leake-Theme,
Infantile Paralysis.

DR.. James p. Leake, past assistant
surgeon in the United States public
health service. will give tho first Of a
series Of health talks at tho Y. M. c. A
at 7:45 o'clock Monday night on TN
fantile Paralysis" This series will
last until spril 16, 1917. Talks are
to be given every Monday night in
the mems gymnasium up to and in
cluding that date. The talks will be
delivered by prominent medical men
and will be but about half an hour
in length. They will be open to all
who wish to attend. Admission cards
may be secured in the lobby office.
DIR. Charles 8. White of tho George
Washington and Emergency hospitals
will talk October 16, % and 80 on
The Nature of Infection" THE Use
of Antiseptics' and Emergency Medi-
cation" respectively.
Other Speakers Scheduled.
Other speakers for the series will
be DR.. W. K. Butler, DR.. E. T. M.
Franklin, DR.. s. H. Greene, DR.. Maurice
E. Miller, DR.. Frederick Yates. DR..
L. M. Hynson. DR.. r. s. Trimble, DR..
William C. Woodward. DR.. D. Percy
Hickling. c. Edward Beckett. DR.. AL
bert P. Tibbetts, DR.. w. Cabell Moore,
DR.. Joseph ]. Kinyoun, DR.. R G. Rich
ardson. William Knowles Cooper. DR..
L. L. Lumsden. DR.. C. B. Conklin, DR..
H. H. Hazen and DR.. A. L Hunt.
The Chess and Checker Club of the
association will hold it's first meeting
Of the season at the building Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock. The executive
committee will hold a business meet
ing, after which games will be played.
Evening star., 1916-10-03

Floral Effects That Evidence Good
taste. Moderate prices. Shaffer, 900 14th.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1916-10-03

Fall Brides and Debutantes
consult GUIDE about the flowers and
floral decorations. 1914 F st.-Adver-
tisement.
Evening star., 1916-10-03

from Carrie King Of GOT Florida ave-
nue. yesterday
John F. Linkins Of s44 2eth street
told the police a blue knit jacket was
stolen from his wagon at the 7th
street wharf Yesterday
Evening star., 1916-10-03

Trusses Fitted by Experts.
If you are ruptured we have a truss
to fit your condition. Mckee, GIT c.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1916-10-03
Other Speakers Scheduled.

B1acIistone's High Glass Floral Designs
for funerals at 81 up. 14th & H
Evening star., 1916-10-03
Dy.pepties Need

Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Relieves and corrects sour stomach, sick
headache AMI nausrn--ah excellent appe-
tIzcr.-Adye rtisement.
Evening star., 1916-10-03
Suggested by The Star.

School Books. 2d-Hand and New.
Lowdermilk & Co., 1926 T St.-Adver'
tisement.
Evening star., 1916-10-03

KsAaks-Eastman Goods and Others.
Coaumbia Photo Sup. Co. 1434 \. Y. ave
Evening star., 1916-10-03
CITY ITEMS.

vonAer Tea, 29c; Wonder Coffee, zoe,
E lbs. Head Rice. 25c: lbs. Lima
Beams, CSC: White Potatoes. 35c. PIX;
~ lbs. White Meal, 900; Peanut Butter,
q: Pure Pepper, CSC; Jelly Mints, 15c;
tape Juice, qts.. 22c; cans E. ].
-Aas. 25c: large cans Asparagus. 19c;
Wisconsin Peas. TIC; a 10-lb. bags
Salt, 25c; 4 lbs. Black-eyed Peas. 25c;
pound Jars Rockwood's Cocoa, 25c;
inrre 1ars Mustard. 12c; Star of the
East Flour, $500 bbl.; "a lbs. Old-time,
si.00. 1898 NJ st. NV. and all tho ]. T.
p. Pyles Stores.
Evening star., 1916-10-03
: Speakers at a smoker Of the Profess

Speakers at q smoker Of the Profess
sional Chaufers' Association, in the
clubrooms, 11o7 18th street, last night
praised Washington traffic laws. which,
they declared, are the best in the east
Representatives of automobile sales
and service agencies were guests Of tho
association. Among the speakers were
). e Connolly, W. E. Virgins. R. L.
Morgan. Richard Israel. James E. Sui
Ivan and George Talbert-
Evening star., 1916-10-03

Portfolios. Schmidt. 1891 18th st.
Evening star., 1916-10-03

While boarding a moving car on
Bladensburg road near the reform
school yesterday afternoon H. B. Low
EFT of 1909 N street fell and was in
jured about the back. He was taken
to Casualty Hospital in an automobile
and later removed to his home.
Evening star., 1916-10-03

A meeting Of the Pocahontn1 We
,nor,ai Aesooiation is to be held Thurs
day afternoon at 4:3o o'clock. at tne
Iei,evue Hotel, 18th and I streets. &C.
esrdSne 70 an announcement sent out
by it's corresponding secretary, Miss
JilJian Reed
Evening star., 1916-10-03

The Indiana Society of Warrington
Is to hold its first meeting of the sea-
son Tuesday evening at o'clock, at
the New Ebbitt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-23

In the County Court of tho state of
oregon. for the County of KAN
ath,
In tho Matter of tho Esatr of Thomas
l.. Roberts. t,rerancd,
The public vii, please take no,icr
that. on the 9TH day of september,
isi6, tho undersigned ~as duly ar'
pointed administrator ~ tho above
entitled r.tato, Al, persons haSins
ciaim. agains, the said estate will
present them. together With tho acc
cssary vouchers. To this adminita'
tor a, th. once of Horaer NJ, Man
ains. attorney al. .a~. i.oomts buIld'
Ing. klamath Falls. Oregon. which
place the undrrsikn~d selects as the
place for uanaac,inx tho business
ot said estate that all claims axains,
said estate must be- prrscntcd on NJ
before six months from date of this
notice
Dated December \. 1915
HIRAM u ROBERTS.
Administrator Of tho Estate %!
Thomas l.. Roberts. bserasrd.
It, NJ Manning. klamath faits. Or.
Attorney for Admlatslfslor.
s.ts.sj.3o-s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-23
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice es Shsr,rs Sale

uy virtue Of an execution IN fore
circuit souT of the oGnis II klam'
ath. STAT. of Oregon. dated rc.fnh.rr
80. ISIS. In 4 certain suit a tn. cir
ruit court fo. said county and riats
ah.rcir May S,owcii nS pistntif re-
covered Eudgmen, against T., /. t'onn'
tam as executor of th. estate oi James
a. Mon sold. deceased. and william,
t~ibcrt Mougnld. ard each nj ,Ar'n.
tor the sum OF seven hundred doliar~.
with inter-s, from June IL. 1919. NJ
the rate of ten percent per annuin
and In the further sum OF one hundred
dollars attos nrys' fees,
Motto. is hereby given that I Will
or tn. .tth day of January. 1917. at
the front door of tn. courthous" tn
Klamath Falls. Oregon. in Count, OF
Klamath. at two O'Clock In the after
noon of said day. sell n, public auction
to the highest bidder for cash the FOL
lowing described property:
1.o, seven in Block seventeen. Ongi
nal Town of Klamath Falls formerly
Linkville), Oregon.
Taken and levied upon M the prop
erty of =. l.. Fountain. IA executor oi
| the estate Of James &. Monsoid. &c,
ceased. and William D"ibert Mongold
/ defendants In said suit. or as much
| thereof as may b. necessary To satisfy
the said Judgment in favor Of May
StoweiI agains, the said defendants
| together with all costs and disbursc
men's that may accrue.
&. e.. LOW,
Sheriff Of Klamath County. Oregon.
l.. L.. Low. Deputy.
Dated ~ Klamath Falls. December ..
1916. 2;30.G 1920
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-23
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
cARkgMS BEAUTIFULLY AND RG.
SToRGO IvO NATURAL colon
AND LVsTRg At ONCE

':o0moa ssriss sass bssved Into .
~eavy -, With sulphSs and alcohol
St4s1. viii tura srsy. stseeksd and
.sdsd hair beautifully dark and luxust'
asl Aixtns the sage tss and sulphur
,scioe st hons. though. u troublesome.
- Gaslos vsy y . - ~ sos1y+o'
we PREPARATION improved BY the sddi.
10 g ethss issrsdisnts. eostiaS sbout
y ssoAD . bettls. q 1sss stores. known
- "Wyseb's osss ed 0ulDhus Con
oeaa1." tbss aveidiss . lot q DusA
Whlje 0ay. is6sd hair = 1ot siafUl.
10 sll desire 70 rstsia our yo0thful ~
pssrssee as1 sitrsetivsesss. By dast.
.aloO ysss hais vith Wyeeb's 0aoe ssd
svlDAus Co0Dovnd. no oss ca tell.
osesuse u dees II - naturally. - oveo.
y. yes juse dsmpsa . sponss o. sof'
osush viii u and dSsv this through
yeuy hsis. takiss oss smsll stsasd st .
ans: by Ssosains oil grsy hairs bsvs
1isaopeassl After spotbsr spplies'
Loo q tve your hsir bseoDes besu.
s.eully 1ssk Siassy. soet aSd luSust'
sat 80 ~ soDsss yeesS yeooSer.
wysths Ssse cod SuiDhus coopossd
y Q 6e1Gbllu lsllst Requisite u y ~
.0lGu1o1 ~ ~ euss. 01uOniieo ~
,seesollas g 1lseasa-Alv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-23
Kris Kringle Scorns
Aeroplanes and Autos

"l'u, Santa tlaus.' said ,hc reporter.
do you nteaa that YOU Won't set
around to all the places YOURSELF"
"oh. ne, | don't mrap that said
Santa quickly I'm <" every place.
just as usual: but the youngsters viii
do all the heavy wufk, Their sicishs
will carry mcSt ot the packages. Ill
wait an all the roofs and the youns
chaps will seoot ap and down III" ehin,
news with the s.ftS"
Just ,h-n the Northern Lights wen,
out and |, VAS dsy There MAS an
awful conmotian IN the tts barn. and
all ot sudden tho Siidtus doors ROLES!
hack and out Scamprrrd the lii,l"
santa Clauses. whoopins aud s~llins
aud ,umbling over on. another,
Well" said Santa Claus. jumping
up. YOU can rasitS see I've got my
hands fuli now '
And the reporter realizing that
Santa and the little fellows csowdins s
round him faced hani days work. he
shook hands with Santa. said guodb,
to tho hopping. skipping little Santas
aud hurried away
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-23
SUM MONS

In the Circuit Court 0f the State Of
Oregon. for klamath County.
+ l.. Monroe. Plaintiff.
J. II. Akin and Grace T.. Akin. de-
PENDANTS.
TO Grace r. Akin. one of the above.
named Defendants:
In the name Of the State of Oregon
yop are hereby required To appear and
answer the complaint filed against .O'l
IN the aboyeentiiicd suit on or be-.
fore the md day Of February. 1877.
said date being six weeks from the
fiIst publication Of M summons. ana
T. you fail Ia 40 appenf. f:f want
thai6of. plaintiff VIII apply 10 the
court for the relief prayed for In his
complaint. tO.wit: For decree for
ever fOreclOsing all right. title and In.
the southeast tS. II. ~ of the south
earl Is. T.. ~, Section thirty tao
"J. Township thir'f sis f36), south.
Range fourteen (lD east Of tho vii
lamette meridian, klamath COuntw.
Oregon; and for such other and fur
ther relief an prayed for In plaintiffs
complaint and IA equity may require.
This summons Is served upon you
by an order OF the Honorable ID. v.
EmykendaII. Judge Of the abOve-entlt'cd
.curt made and entered herein on me
10th day Of December. 1915 directing
th,' this summons bc pnb'isb"l III 4
pc ,Od Of six con So :utiya weeks IN
tl,' Evening Herald. u newspaper ~
general circulation. printed and p"t'
lsshed In klamath County. State oi
Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-23

tho bonds arc ready for d,u,.,.
forfeit 'hs depo.l, To II. rI,, 80 W
The comnon Council Ut III. cu, =,
klamath Falls hereby reserve, :. "
self The rishi ~ tvise, an, ana =" ~
elds ana proposal. Tor tho pu,eh,..
of said bonds or any part ,A.,.o,
"s'd e""a. are offered fot sal. IL
pursuance o' Ordinance No 90, y, ~
said city, adopted h tn. Comma.
council December II. isis and ~,
proved h the Ma,uf on p,,,,,,.
~. 1919,
4 !. LsArirr.
''"'lrr Judge of the cit, Of klamath
Falls. klamath Counts. otvson
tslt Ia TIA,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-23

,its,, ao,iatp, These honda are
authorized BY ordnance Ma. asp cs
said city. and viii mature In ten
years tro,n DAT. ~ Issue. and are %
,tuaa, after ono year. and may ee ~
dcs,nvd N mum. t,ca, order ., the
option " the civ ~ any semtanhanl
coupon period. M ot after one yoa'
from date ot Issue.
Thess bonds are authorised "a pro-
vide tunds for pay mrnt Ut tho cost 81
grading aud Improving Ut E,oxrnth
stree, from main street 10 CphAm
street. exclusive Of thitcd Atatcs GOV.
-rhmout irrigation canal tisht ot way,
aud tphAm attrrt from its intetsse-
tinn With eleventh street Ia Prospect
street. Including Intersections
Thrae bonds will DO sold "a ths
h,sh~s, and b.s, bidder tor cash fos
~, i~ss than rAr value and accrued
interest. aud viii bear interest not ID
exceed sis per rept % Per cent?,
Each pteposat 10 purchase masl be
accompanied by 4 check for rcs
cra, ot the amount OF bid. certified by
somc responsible bank. payable to ,hs
.i,s OF Klamath Falls
Proposals mus, bo scaled and ~h,
dorsod Proposal 10 Purchase I'm
ptos-mrat ttonds 90
The common roaneii reserves tbs
rtsht Ia reject any ahd all bids and
proposals.,
Dated at klamath Fsiia. Oregon
u-rombrf , isi6.
A. L., i.EAvtrT.
! Police judge of the CITY of Klamath
Fails. Oregon. ts.e i.e
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-23
1900. 10000
ciyv or kIAMAyN FALLS NUM-
ctpAI RAiIRoAo ooNOs
NOTICE OF aAlG.

NOTICE OF oAlG-
NOTICE N HEREBY GtvES. Taa,
scales, bids viii b- received BY the
Police juds~ Ut tho ctiS Ut Klamath
Falls. Klamath coun,y. Otrson. up To
and including
JANUARY is, 1917.
~ tie hour of : o'cioeS y, III. tor the
aAic of $500 900 city OF Klamath Ysits
municipal railroad bands os the d..
nomination of 1900 each. and mum,
b-r~i I TO 300 inclusive. all bsastas
date n-e~nb~r l. 1915. pay yabis af,y
years after date. and BEARING tntctrss
abi- a~iai annually. oa Jun~ lsl and
t'rcrn,bcr lat of rarh year. With op'
tion ut payment. an and after In
r~,nb~r I. 1895. for tho construct ION
NJ = municipal faiItuad from = poin,
within said city designated a. the In
trr.-.iion of First s,rrrt and klsm'
ath as~nur to a t~,int without said
/ city designated a. tho notthoriy end
NJ Dairy station. located on tho south
east quarter at the northeast quarter
81 Section -. Township ~. south.
Range ii,s ~~a'. Willamette meridian.
klamath County. Oregon,
All sealed bids or proposals Tor tho
purrhanc of such bonds will b. opened
and considered by tho common roun'
ell Of tho CITY of klamath Falls. at
o'clock p, IN. January Is. 1917.
Said bonds arc issucd In pursuance
of an amendment To Section VI. Article
". Of tho Charter OF the city Of k,am'
ath Falls. Oregon. which amendment
mcnt Was adopted November ~. 1915,
Each proposal to purchase said bonds
shall be- accompanied by n certified
check for g per cen, of tho amour, of
the bids or proposal. drawn on some
responsible bank. payable unrondi'
tionaiiy to tho Trrasut~r os tho CITY
Of Klamath Fails.
bids or proposals for said bonds
/ mus, be- unconditional. and tho sue
ccrsfui bidder or bidders viii be re-
quircd to complete payment for said
bonds within 10 days from tho time
notified by the Common Council that
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-23
N O TIC z

NCV1C
lnviline o,ds Tor the coasssue'is~
et 1908 Miles et Municipal Raj,
road.
No,irr IL hereby given that bida
will be- received by tho police Iudkr
OF the City ot Klamath tails UP to and
Including th,c~mb-r 81. 1915. fur the
construction Ut isOss mii~s III saii'
road from q roint within tho said cit,
d-si xnatsd a. tho intersection of Fra,
street and Klamath avenue. TO a paint
without tho city designated a. tho
nor.h~riy end of Dairy station. located
on tho southeast quarter of tho north
cas-, quarter. Section 81. Township ~
south. Range ii's EAST. Willamette
meridian. Klamath County. Oregon.
according to the survey of said taii'
road lIn~ from station sSiostt Ia
station ssO37.s. as designated oa
city engineers map on profile on Mo
In the once Of said city engineer.
Al bids shalt BE- bas~d upon and BE-
aceoF,iin. tn maps. plans and sp~ci'
hca,ions approved by tho common
council of the CITY of Klamath Falls.
at ns meeting held n-ecmb~r ~. 1914.
Said plans. maps and specifications
are on Me In the once of the city IN,
Eineer.
Tho award Of contract hereunder 10
III. successful bidder or bidders IL
hereby made contingent upon tho sais
of $500 .o000 0o of city Of klamath
Falls municipal railroad bonds. on Jan.
uary IL. 1917.
lids or proposals for tho constrlc-
,ion of said municipal railroad must
be- accompanied by a certified check
upon some responsible bank for 9
per cent of the proposal. payable Ia
tho treasurer Of said city. M u guar
antee that tho successful bidder viii
enter into contract and bond for tho
faithful performance ~ contract.
within the timc Ased by tho council.
after the award.
Il to :s A. I. LEAviTT.
Police Judge Of the City of klamath
Falls. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-23
Nor'cs soR PUBLICATION
Net csai lsnds

United STATES Land orn,, =,
taArsic~, Ore. ti-ermbSt ID is,s
Notice Ia hereby given that rr,x
J. Nell. whose pas,ornrr adit,,. 4.
klamath faiis. Oregon. lid. n, IN.
;:d la, II Apfii. isi6. nir In ,b,, NJ,
Nee sworn statement, and application
No os.tt. To purchase the Ne. pru
Section 20. Township IL aou,h. Ham,
> east. Wiliamr,i~ Meridian. and III.
timber thereon. under the p,o,i,,,..
II tho az, IT Juno J. ISIS. and se,s
afn~ndasafy. kno~a an the Timber
and atonr Law at such ,aiur a
niGht BE- hs~d BY appsais-ren,. ana
that. pursuant 10 such application. The
land and timber thereon have b~ea
appraised al $50. tn, timber ss,i.
mated ito 600 board fec, a, q 20 ~,
~. and the land 5000. that said .p
p,icant sil, ofirr proof In support u
h,s application ant sworn a,a,rtnsas
On tho s;,h day of February. 1917. b.
furc &, u t~f.ap. cistk II tho Couuty
Court. .. klamath Fails. otrsoa.
Any persoa is At liberty to protest
this purchase before en,ry. ar initiate
= raatcsl 81 any time before paisas
Issues. BY aiinx eottobosa,ed o..
adasil In this Once. alleging farts
which would defeat tho cn,ry,
JAa =. nunGEHa.
l:ts 80 NrSistes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-23
Notice lnviiing l'sopnasis Ia rurrl'as<
CITY NJ Klamath Fail. l,npr<'ve-
pssrul olOnlla.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Police Judge Of the City of
Klamath Falls Oregon. up 10 and In.
Guiding Monday. January sth. 1917.
at the hour of = o'clock 3. m. for tho
purchase of City of klamath Falls i'm.
provcment bonds. akgrcgating In
amount eleven thousand four hun.
dred and fourteen and St.iO0 nll..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-23

The date ot nrs, publication s~lns
rccomscr 18th. 1915. and the date W
tho las, publication being the s''h
day of January. lsl;
J. q, ARNOLD,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
scs Northwestern Hank nldx, Port
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