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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-15
written for the United press)

and blue. and her sentiments as we'll
as her figure may thus be embodied In
her garment Regimental colors are q
deal more exclusive. however, and ex.
press preference not quite 20 broad
and promiscuous. Worn with white
skirts these gray striped sweater coats
are particularly stunning. and there
also are accompanying accoutremsnts
OF hats and parasols striped to match.
The expression: "Oh. she In that
stripe" hereby gathers new meaning.
and the regimental sweater offers. ~
well as warmth and adornment, Q do
lightful modern method Of wearing
your heart on your sleeve by wearing
instead HIS stripes.
Verify. no regiment would fail to
present arms to such color bearers.
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Notice Of send sale

Notice Inviting Proposals. 10 Purchase
city of Merrill Rcfindin. Bonds
and Water bonds.
Sealed proposals will b. received BY
the Recorder of tho City .of Merrill.
Oregon. until August i?. 1916. at the
hour Of = o'clock y, ~. (at which time
proposals To purchase will be opened
and considcrcd) for the purchase a
$500. or any part thereof. city Of
Merrill rcfandlng bonds. payable July
l. 1891. with the option of tho city to
pay them. or any OF them In numerical
order. from and after July !. 1891: said
bonds To be issued In denominations ot
1900 and one bond In tho sum Of $500,
Also for the purchase of 5000 or any
part thereof Of water bonds. payable
July l. 1886. In denominations Of $500.
Said honda arc issued for the pur.
pose Of refundine tho outstanding
warrants OF The city. and for tho pur.
pose Of providing water and Are pro
lection. all under tho provisions OF sec
tion 1876 Of the charter of the City Of
Merrill.
Said bonds are 10 bear interest 81
the rate designated In tho successful
bid. not 10 exceed per cent per an
mum. payable semi.annuaiiy on July ]
ana January l of each year. ut the
Office Of the treasurer of said city. In
United States gold coin.
Each proposal 10 purchase must b
accompanied by check. certified BY
some responsible banking institution.
TO the amount Of pcr cent Of the pro
posal, made payable 10 tho Recorder
Of Merrill. Proposals. must be scaled
and endorsed Proposal 10 Purchase
Refunding Bonds" or Proposal to pur'
chase Water Bonds"
The council reserves the right 10 re.
ject any and all bids.
Dated 'at Merrill. Oregon. July 7,
1916. @n
FRANK d. Ol.NEY.
Recorder Of the CITY Of Merrill. Oregon
7.30t
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HORSE RACING. LID
IS LIFTED TODAY
osasv ron $4,000
Puasg. sgsloGs orHER aAces.
scHEouLEo ron s'o CHICAGO
RACE mGer
United Prsas Service

United Prsas Service
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE horse rae.
ing lid. which has besn clampsd on
here for the last ton years. was kicked
OF with bang today, when q two
weeks meet opened At the old Haw.
thornc race track, the scene Of some
Of Americas most thrilling heats.
Three big attractions are csrded for
tie meet; the American Derby, for
which a $4,000 purse has been hung
W. and Merchants' and Gold Cup
haudicaps.
The American Derby was scheduled
for today. The distance d . mile ana
. quarter. The purse win bs divided
$1,000 to the winner, el.760 for place,
s76o for show and $500 Tor fourth.
The revival Of the Derby u hailed
with Joyous acclaim BY the world of
sports. The meet u being held under
the auspices Of the Illinois Jockey Club
composed Of score Of Chicago's ,msr.
chants who are staging the meet a.
feeler Of public sentiment toward
horse racing. The club has declared
against sambltng. and has detsctivss
here TO prevent II.
Among the we'll known sportsmsn
who are backing the meet are: c. X. @.
Billinss. J. Oeden Armour. Gordon c.
Thorns. Samuel insult. James A. Pugh.
Tracy Drake. rrederiek Upham. WI.
Ham A. Pinkerton. Joseph HsiAsld. W.
9. Kelley. Arthur W. Warrington and
Oscar ?. Mayer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-15

NEW YORK. July 15.-Psrhaps.
along Ellis Parker Buffers line Of reas-
onine that Pigs is Pip." you think
that .smocks is smocks." But you are
wrong. Smocks Is no longer smocks,
they are shocks. There is a new
hybrid race. flock or swarm OF them
that has come to light in tiny little
box of a shop on Fifth avenue. II ofIers
hats. too, but the smocks are the real
curios.
They are not any Of them what you
would expect well regulated smock
to be. Each one il rather the embodi.
ment Of wild flight Of fancy. to put
II mildly.
They start out all right and proper
in linen. pongee. crepe or cretonne.
but then comes the funny business.
Some Of them are appliqued in . mad
hit or miss riot Of gay colored linen
disks outline-stitched with yarn. 9th
ers are patched in crasy quilt fashion
and feather stitched with yarn. Al
ways there is yarn. yarn, yarn in some
Of every color. stitch or fashio6.
Some OF the more decorus smocks
have cut out patterns Of the cretonne.
baskets Of flowers. birds or beasts an
pliQued at intervals around the skirt
or on the pockets. and yet others have
yarn crocheted scallops around the
collar. cuffs and pockets. One OF black
satine is broken out SO rashly in carl.
sized and yaricolored appliqued disks
that It looks like a futurist companion
piece to "A Nude Descending the
Stairs" There are also some new
sweaters or blazers quite o. new a. the
smocks. but not quite 90 wierd. How.
over. they put to shame for very strip.
sdness both the zebra and the Sing
Sing habitant.
These striped sweater coats worn
with the one-toned corduroy or linen
skirts are sort OF vice versa fipnop
OF fashion from the one toned sweaters
worn with awning striped skirts that
were 80 omnipresent at the beginning
OF the season.
Although the stripes are riotous In
their color effects. they are not 20
without rhyme or reason BY any
means. They are striped in reCimental
colors. and each daughter Of the reu.
ment may express by her coat Of many
colors her resimental prsference.
For the patriotic preparedness per-
son there are the stripes Of red. white
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-15
EXAMINATIONS FoR MANY
CIVIL SERVICE PosiTioM,

Examinations viii be conducted by
Secretary Paul Bosardus Of the local
civil service examining board on ths
following dates for the positions indi.
Gated: y
August !. assistant biochsmist: Aug.
ust 9. assistant in market businsss
pFactics associate ceramic chsmist.
senior highway engineer. dairy hue
bandman. assistant IN farm economlcs:
August s-10. local and assistant n.
spector Of boilsrs.
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CITY IS LAYING
ftW new SEWERS
RUNNING sEweRs FROM MAN
HOLES TO PARKING TO Pre-.
VENT DIGGING uP eAvEMGMr
LATER ON ELevENTH

/ To prevent having to dig up the
pavement later when sewer connec.
tions may b needed. the city h lay.
Ing pipes from the man holes on Elev.
enth street to the parking line. This
Is being done at the corner q Eleventh
and Pine streets and at Eleventh and
High streets. The property owners
along this district are NOT connected
with the sewer. but provision is bsing
made BY the side line sewers for later
connection.
A main sewer II not to be laid under
the pavement from High strest north,
but when semer connections arc nssd.
ed to property along Eleventh street
north Of High strsst the sewer win
be run under the parking. and connec.
tions to It made there.
The cost Of laying the pipes from the
nianholes to the parking line 1t street
Intersections viii be borne BY the city
and property owners equally. accord
ing 70 Mayor Cris;sr.
The seven foot cut on Upham street
bstwesn Worden and Sargent streets
win probebly b complstsd BY Coa.
tractoe Garrett this svenins. When
this y done only Abort ~ yards oe
ltsht grading on ulsvsatb. from Up.
ham 70 Washingtou strsek viii remain
70 y doas q ~ ulsvspth street in,-
prcvemeat.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice Tor s,ds

Bids for addition to school building
District No. So will be opened at /.
o'clock Monday. July 18th. at Superin.
tendcnt Fred Psterson's once. Plans
are with Superintendent Fred Peter
sou or r. &. Short
Il. G. SHORT.
1885, Clerk District No. SO
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-15

Portland. Psndlston, and Ashland
Win ak voters 70 authoriss state nor
nal schools.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-15

The brewery and ~ plant Il Baker
VIII soon start. running g tempsrascs
drinhs.
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Uo @>
RG2 M(yWfQ2

~ mA AhOAlklST MA8ON
Dame Fashion knits a soldiers stock.
ing;
With the yarn that's left she does her
shocking.
Now don't you think this very shock.
ing?
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A st. John cooperase plant will build
two dry kilns and bunksrs.
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FOR RENT

MODERN ROOM It tAs Clairmont; /;
one OF two gentlemen. 22s Fourth
stssst lsSst
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-15

See Chiicote Tor homes In the city or
country. ]
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-15

llss, aeeldsaG burglary. liability and
anteNsshlte Insurance In lsadlno COM
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-15

MONEY 10 LOAN a city or farm
psossrty. Arthur r wjlsoa. l1-tf
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No. z.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
First State { SAVINGS Banl

Al klamath Falls. in the State OF Ore
son. at the close OF business. June 80.
1916:
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Sui, to ouIet Ti,le-svmmons

1885,
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roR gALD..-Hers's your chance: good
arto truck 600 See Il At Howies
ensaSe. 1l-4ts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-11

and It knew that now the search had
been started it would become auto
matte Sooner ~ later Mike, IL he
were alive was bound to reappear
And he had reappeared An alert
constable at HarroNtown had nottced
that the description and photograph Of
Hungry Mike corresponded to those OF
Mr. Michael Brean And next day.
swift as an express train could take
HIM Detective Inspector Paxton de-
SCended on his prey
Ry the big French windows over.
looking the trim lawn the two men
had their drinks What gets me-"
,ald Mr. Brcan as he sat down his
vlas, and let hi' eyes wander slowly
from the window 10 his oaptor, is
what YOU want me for There isn't
thing that can think Of"
Paxton crossed hi, legs He was in
no particular hurry
"Nos' he said hlandly intcrrogaiive,
though nj, confidence extended no fur
'hrr than the back OF hl| tongue.
There never Is, IS there don't be-
Nc,r we ever met Mike. when YOU had
done ANYTHING
rrcan leaned forward trinc ap-
-r,reaJrch swell i, there" he de-
mardtl
"It looks pretty bad ior YOU. Mike"
,ail the other vaguely Ii"
a stronger minded man than Mich
ar' Nrcou might have found a French
window TO rcsi,, rn the rircums,ances
Ihc ,no men moved simultaneously.
4 hu' Mike had shade the star, and
'ho table va. between the detective
and tine window II was over IN A sec
u0' For souvenirs Paxton held
,hapcly brown hroguc shoe and a cut
hp while Mike was hall way across
,lr lawn rhuclling inwardk
The Inspcctor made no attemo, Al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-11
Problems
Of the Heart
BY Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson.

DEAR MRS THOMPSON (D |
am five fec, four and half inches
tall and weigh about ~ pounds.
When am out | ALWAYS think OF be-
ing too iat and ii makes me self-con-
SciouS and ba,hful Does it really hin.
der my being POPULAR How can I
overcome my baShiulness>
(2) Is a girl OF II too young TO 20
with boys All girls OF that age do.
90 When out with boys what can
you talk about to keep them intereNed'
t+l ! am Of a good-natured dispo-
Nuou and am careirec do not take
things seriously | have tried, but soon
slip back 10 my old way People say
! am too CarclcS, and laugh too much.
Do YOU think | will outgrow it, arm
only Is GREEN HORN. a
ID You are not too heavy for your
size, and certainly not too heavy TO be
popular II is personality that counts
in making one well liked To over.
come baShiuluess think abou, other peo-
pie II YOU interet yourself IN what
they are dong and saving YOU will not
have so much time TO he self-conscious.
Remember that they are too busy to bs
thinking about awkwardness on your
part
t2l All girls OF IA do not 90 with
boys They are not old enough to have
fellows but 1t IS all right for them
10 have boy rlaymates
60 Baseball football or any kind
Of sports mutual friends, school hap.
penlng' or book, both OF you have read
~ You will probably outgrow your
tendency 10 laugh too easily and Also
your carclcSSncSS ii YOU try You must
not treat the matter lightly, because II
is serious II is OF course we'll TO be-
| light hearted, but It is not a good thing
| II It vergeS upon Silline" and lack
OF responsibility
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Italy to Adopt
Blacklist System.

PARIS, Sept 1.-THE Italian govs
eminent has decided TO adopt a black
list system in principle, according "a
Rom, dispatch To the Ma,in. Tho
dispatch SAYS that the lists already
drawn mp by France aud England will
be used with whatever other additional
name, the Italian government may deS
eide ON
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Joe Ramsey, Blind
Evangelist, Dead

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept IL
Rev Joe Ramsey blind evangelist.
Known Throughout the Southern Mcthl
odiN church, died a, Viola, Tenn, la,s
night
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POULTRY AND PETS.

In Answering Ads, Please Mention Tunes
REDS, best $ {. u /
Reds In southwest. eggs FOR fan hatch
ing tlu0 per setting sumB stock for
sale Rural Phone NL-b5,
WARHORSE Games, reasonable. par
nails kennell NillaWrton
CANARIES. hcauiifm singers. s. % 20
g. 00 also some females Phone Ma
pie NIB lul5 y Harvey
AllCES More Egns tonic VIII make
your hons lHy md shorten the moult-
ing period For snlc by Scott Acorn ca
Terminal
CANARY birds flnc trained singers
from 50 to 81 each Mrs johnson. 3li
W ith
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES.

In Ansy ering Ads Please Mention Times
sS>~~~~>~>>>~~~~~D~~~~ ~~~~~~-~->>~~~~~~~~~~-N~~
FOR SALE-liGht rubber tired luEgN,
nonry as good rs new, S?i. zoo \.
Western.
WANTED Ford car In good condition, In
oNchaugcafor truck land IN Texas gulf
coast country, Inquire 02l w. Main St
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times

SALE OR EXCHANGE--Iand improved
and unmproyed. in the famous Rio
Grpudc valley Texas. % acres 10 1000
acre tracts what have N0u7 Give de
suuu'uO. price and location CoWmo-
dorr los East Second
NANT To TRADE First class farm 10
trHdr for stock ot merghtndis" Box |.
Hughcs. okla
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AGENTS WANTED.

~ AssssI.cs a. rlss.s Msn,,Sn Ilm...
HOSTLlNG AGENTS wanted every
:, where TO sell Stlarts Pure Food tube
naNors and urcNcellcd toilet goods; fast.
est selling line on earth. hlg repca,era;
unusually large; special commissions n
You act at once Address q, " Taylor
care Times. Oklahoma City, Okla
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

s-~~~~~o~~~~~~--~~~~~~S~~ ~~S~~~>~~~~~~~~N~~~~~~~>~>~~
WANI 80 -. White glrl for general
hout' work Gcrmrn y bohemian pre-
fcrrcd References required Apply f23 W.
lith 81
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BUILDING MATERIAL
AND LUMBER.

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times
NEW and used humber, garages, poul-
try houses: an Kinds fence ana poats
200 $ Walker Wal l3e
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CATTLE AND STOCK.

In Answering Ads Please Mention rmr.
sr~~~~~~~~~S~~~~N~~~~~> ~~~>~~~~~~>~-~S~-~~~~~~>~~N>
FOR SALE Brcd Berkshire sov.. uira,
$40 each; one good mule an registered
or can he; closing out Write 60 car
lislc Adams Prairie Grove, Nrk
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SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE.
Statesmen WANTED.

IN Answering Ads, Please Mention Times.
>~>~~>>~~~N>>>>>S~~'~~>>~ >~~>~S~~-~~~~~s>>~~~~S~~
WANT TED Experienced shoe salesman
Apply NJ once. Heads upHairs shoe
store l2sh W Main
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

In An.w Srins Ads piense Mention Times
NEW and used garden and steam hose;
lawn mowers sharpcncd S20 5. Walker
Wal l39
A FIRE. .rnOOF office mte. cheap "
taken at once, Como and see IT, 6l6
HorHkowltz Hldg
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NETD ono twin. two single motorcycle.
bicycles bows over ln Ar.lt S. Is g
..rE,r Sortir
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RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.
/ o. X STAMP AND SEAL co. llS West
! Grand Phone " 1868
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT.
In Answering Ad. Please Mention Times

HooM with large closet; with meals IN
wslhns distance, near car line, Wal
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ITO he continued J
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16
The Judgment of Sheriffs

Sheriff Forbes of Tucson has issued statement to the people of Pima county relative to the recall proceedings that have been instituted against him. sultng from the murder of a by three of his deputies the third victim of the sherifrs deputies within little than year. Two of the murderers are the penitentiary trials for their lives and these three their certain there
 The sheriff in the statement admits the absolute inexcusability of the killing of Mrs. Bates but he claims that blame should attach to himself except his bad judgment in appointing such deputies. That, believe is all the people blaming him for but that is surely enough sheriff of bad judgment is the possible kind of sheriff A dishonest CT corrupt sheriff is far safer If such sheriff is a man of good judgment his judgment will confine him within reasonably proper limits There checks upon the conduct of a sheriff He steal much he would and the county would in that be the His bond would protect the public. There is little crookedness in which sheriff can engage without being quickly found As juries drawn the sheriffs influence them reduced to minimum
 But check be placed against the bad juds of a sheriff He gets himself the county and lit igants into all trouble and in the of Sheriff Forbes within jurisdiction left in peril of their lives. The bad judgment of Sheriff Forbes if it had been conceded by him in his ment is further shown in admission, an for the appointment of of the men who took part in murder Mrs Bates The sher- if under obligations to that deputy who had come to his assistance when he was strengthened circumstances"
 The promoters of the recall movement could with advantage attach the sheriffs statement the recall petitions It alone would be convincing proof of the
 nfitness of the sheriff longer evidently the movement needs additional momentum. predicted that the necessary signatures will be and the petitions filed within the next five days.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16

in connection with the republican nomination for the presidency. It disposes of them according to their peculiar fitness and the needs of the times. There was time when there such need of wise, coura- geous, aggressive in the presidential chair and Theodore Roosevelt has demonstrated these qualities as they have been demonstrated by other living American.
 It a time, too when there should be thorough overhauling of international relations and the century has produced other of such vast in ellect, and experience Elihu Root During his occupancy of a the supreme bench Justice Hughes, in the opinion of the Outlook has proved him self to be the nearest approach to the great Marshall has been called upon interpret the spirit of the laws and in his opinions have been registered the changing thought and conditions the people.
 With Roosevelt in the presidency, with Root as secretary of state and with Hughes chief justice of the supreme court there would be trilomma, but a symmetrical and happy solution of it.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-16

unusual signal was sounded by the smelter whistle red glow covered that part of town as raging fire con stunned ore bins and tresties over which ore trains passed to the shelter as well as the carpenter shop adjoining. One man was hurt by q falling roof, but there was no serious casualty. The loss will be many thousands but the loss of time will be greater as it will take time to rebuild the burned structure.
 On Sunday afternoon quite an in tercsting game of ball was played be- tween the regular Hayden baseball team and the Hannigans picked team from the same side of town. The Han ngans won to g. A big crowd of fans were at the ball grounds to see the first practice game of the season.
 The first real game will be played on May 1st.
 Those belonging to the Hayden Ray Con team are
 Waycob, C: Carrisch, C: Buser, D; Cent. D. Arbogast, 1b; Staloff, Of; | Bayles, ss; Irish Mensel If; B. Mensel If; Gutera, utilityman.
 On Thursday Mrs. Porter acted as i substitute teacher for Miss Eckstrom
 The ladies of the Woodman's Circle gave a very enjoyable dance at the the i ater on Friday evening. All the dane ing people attended and refused to g home until morning.
 M $. and Mrs. Huggins, J. E. Cooper and Joseph Rice were in Phoenix tho past week, combining business witt pleasure. MT and Mrs. Hugsins re turned in brand new roadster and art the proudest people in town.
 o. F.. Pedro is so upset and daZeC over the appearance of o. E. Jr thu most beautiful and wonderful yet that he doesn't know whether his meal are served or not, or whether his gan: of men are laying pipe or building houses. Mrs Pedro and son are doins splendidly.
 Mrs Ben Warrington who has beer visiting her husband at this place, MI Warrington is planning to build a nic cottage in North Hayden. where he eX poets to entertain his many friends. Nil and Mrs. Harrington are prominent il