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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01

Henry kiel. manager Of the Capiral
ar company, was IN burs an
business YESTERDAY. va
Attorney John T. Arbeuz spenf ,os.
.tIdaN IN M~oundsyIlie. t|rausaCtine bus.
mess matters.
Attorney James W.. Ewing is attend
ing The term OF Federal court Al phi.
~ "..HL '"uls't 90 q case which is
Rev r V. Coal. head OF tho Pan.
NW'Ii'an mission. iS IN the city look.
.Nt 'iI'T 10" interests of the oreaniza.
Mr. and Mrs. q. l. Lszear Of Sic
i~-5,'iiIe' were here yesterday visit.
DR.. c A Wineertcr has rer~rc,
nome from FalrmOnt where he d.
hNrrtd an address A. q Tag p@ressrfa.
Iipn 10 inc Catholic school of Ina
place Decoration DAY.
MIS- A Meyers and three chill
uf'h "t Nlnstpu-Samelm. y e.. arc
ne guests " the formers father. Sir.
henry SpeNer Of Chaplino street
br. and Mrs. n. : Forinse- o.
East Liverpool. o.. arrived in Who'll
ing yesterday. snd will remain Ia,
weeks with friends
Mrs J f. lglauor Of Cleveland. O
me guest Of her parents. W. and
Mi. j. > Good. Of Fourteenth street.
'" 'H .. N'NNNM M|HIL"
will leave on Friday for Wyomir
where be VIII remain for several
weeks. While in the West. Mr. Nc
Keen VIII visit many other points of
interest. ~
Miss Marcia slyorborp OF Niaes-,
falis Che guest % Mrs. Floro Ison.
berg OF NoodlaWn
Born. 90 Nr and Mrs Julius uro,u.
~ OF city. Pa. q son Mrs Ur.Nfa
was formerly Miss Julia N4t,r. d,ueb.
,sr OF Mrs Rose Mayer Of Nortl
Front street.
Nrs O. Fraw Hall of ph.iadsrpb.a
arrived Yesterday for e visit with rc-
I.n', N- D. $ Brennan 0l Pleas.
Quincy Moore of New var.r.,u..
week.
Was Josephine cox Of Wood.asf.
VIII leave today for UuIIdHt. bu..
"a, where .lc VIII fe'rd fH, com
W.nrrmIr' ~ ST.. tuWII. ...l.I
non. NIh'ff rr'IItDr returned r.a
i'ilHt from I'arErrH hurrN. whore H-
attended Irr meeting vhI.u un. .H'
dressed In 'NIf .|'. Iul.Iu. Do. .urr
or senate. Theodore b. Barton.
N "iInehsrf. OF SIS s.fun. prnm.r.
ont Iuwh". dealer. arrived .r no Git.
yesterday uu buair.
iInH johnson uf 500 U.u. IS
Na candida, Cor fho E.rlh..tr r.r
irH'Inu fur State Tr.. ur.r a.rIt..
l'.' erIaF fD .u'HI a f.H dtt Ir fH.
interest ~ ... IIuI.I....
'.'u"faI u N.Ir. returned .r..rr.
faF from Nn.HU. ..I.,. ..., Ir was
Dr LEGAL i.. n...
% fln... 10 r....r. va-
rspf % o. VpYn.... ..
.n..- ,ond...n .. V| l.lt. .o.'.
fn .r... .I. annual .H.HH ION Ir Tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
BOY FRACTURES LEG
BY FALL FROM SWING

John Spalt. aged II wears. a Hun
garisn of BOEgS Run. BeuWOod. while
A. play In the National Tube CRiyer-
side works. play grounds in BenwOod.
tel rom a swing and sustained a frac.
turcd right Lex. The boy was taken 10
the North Wheeling hospital shortly
after , O'Clock YESTERDAY and Dr. 4. T..
NOlte reduced the fracture
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01
About People
Movements sf individuals to
and From tie City.
AT THE HOTELS.

The Rogers II. TnyIor. Hcndrys-
nufS o.. T. q. pBriou. Newark. 3D.. e..
w. Wells. 'larksburg. ". Va: hb. ro-
ben. Elyrit. o.. =. Nj Mcconnell Steu-
'utiI'. W. = Trace. GAINESVILLE. d.. IA.
u. Mccartney. Grove CIty. ia.
Mcclure. e., Gates. Ir. E.tbany "
N' q. \ kelley. Butler. Pa. l.. n.
'h'f. Mont SuWsry. Pa Mary H,nrlfh.
N'irIon. W. Va. ". T.. Stathiug. Euck-
tnu"n. ". Va. Mrs. Dpdd. Huntington
W. Va ". = Johnson. Nj. Hone. ".
"a 4 +. S.hroycr. Sh-rrard. ". Va
\. y Lytlc Isrkershurg. ". Va. jaime.
d. Martin. canton %.
Grand Central J. Mercer E.r.,,
Va; ) rs. HUBBARD. ~i-tcrsNIU. ~
' w j. shaw. Cambridge. o.. y. Al
Gray, tr.'purt. o.. 'haS EoNd N.v.
't-il'' Ia. j. F. Covert. Zau.sylIl,. o.
Windsor-W. y. Ball. Grafton "
Va j l. Henry. Buckhannun. W Va
~ hdnshnrt. Weston. ~. Ma. Agnes
u. 'lIu.. scranton. Pa. oscar J.nsns
l'rHrt.hurs W. Va. ". *. Dodd. cam,
Stamm Hotel. - M-afnvrrb,
I"n'>,llt'. o. ". r. huhu~. N,yT.e,
nurE IA; ". l. Brown. G-r.,nVlrb a. .
evelyn smith. Woodruff. Pa. l.. IL oar.
Der. i~'nrshOro. vs.. Va. W IN I.v-.
IT, i~uckhaunou. ". Va II con
nelly. short Greek. IS "a. 3 Ti.,,,..
ana VIE. lars'rsburs. ". ". Ww
hrmpcr NsIl-hurE ". Va. Al
~i''usl'r. Jr, Neisburg. W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-01

Soc o FREE
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22
an OLD RFClPl''E'
TO DARkfn.AA|R
sAog rGA AND SULPHUR rvIsNs
oaAv. FADED HAIR oARk AAo
GLOSSY

Almost everyone knows that SaUs
Tea and sulphur. propsrly compounded
brings back the natural color anai lus.
tire to the hair when faded. strsa led or
gray. Years ago the only way 20 set
this mixture was 10 make u a. honsr.
which IL mussy and troublesome
Nowadays we simply ask ut amy
drug store for ''wys,h's Sage and Sui
phur Compound" You win vst large
bottle Of this old time rscllbs imprOv'
cd BY the addition of other Ingredients,
Tor about SO cents. Evsryl.ody uMss
this preparation now. becAue . no one
can possibly tell that you darkensd
your hair. ~ Il docs Il so nssurslly and
evenly. You dampen spes - or soft
brush with Il. and draw this through
your hair. taking one su,All strand at
. time: By morning the syrav hair d..
appears. and after another applioa.
tion or two. your hair becomes bsauti.
fully dark. thick and gioasy. md you
look ysars younger. wwsth's 9ags
and Sulphur Compound II . delight.
ful toilet requisite. Il u not Intended
for the cure. mitisntios or prevention
OF disease. adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22

Nevada avenue: Nevada sv.nu. !. =.
..ornia avenue: California svssu. ~ s.'' !.
Front street; From, stree, to rr.A"'.'s S. %
street. and Frederick stree, ,S,.ne. sn's
o'ock >. OF shippins,on Ada,,,.s ss
center line Of Bismars street. a.. a ,.,., %
distance Of s.ss7 feet: also rir,, Az. wv
from Oregon Avenue to city limit, '''
Tho proposed improvement, lno,....
the GRADING Of said route ana a".
surfacins Of the same to width ~ s.0 NV
tssn feet with either bi,uiI,hic =. IA -,
macadam pavement All q, ,s,s W
posed improvement, TO be mads ~ ~.
the materials furnished and to hs ...s NY
thereon TO b In accordance VII. n.
plans and specifications Of III. OH, ~ =
SINGER on nle In the once Of ,,,S :.
liee Judge. reference thereto IA hs,.A.
made for further details ma n 49,"
method Of construction. material. 80.
quantities.. -"'
Tho making Of said proposed T.,
provement VIII bo let In one cop,,,,,
to the lowcst Responsible bidder h,s
dins on type OF construction sclsc,.,
by the Common Council All proposal.
received will be- opened for cons,,or.
ton BY tho Common Council a, ~.
hour of y o'clock p IN. Of the ss,h IA,
of June. A. d. 1916. a, IN, counc,,
chamber In said city. pidders viii h.
required to submit pfoposais on blant,
prepared and furnished by tho cI,x
engineer: and bids not submitted a.
such blanks will not BE- consldsrs6
Hanks may be obtained n, the ONCE n,
Mr Don J. Zumwnlt. city engineer. n.
| succcssfui bidder will DO REQUIRED IA
cnter Into contract and furnish a bona
satisfactory to the Common Council n
a Aam not exceeding the contrac, price
within ton days aftcr tho award, Each
proposal must b. accompanied BY =
check certided by some rospopsibl.
bank Tor per cont Of the amount Of
bid Nh a guarantee Of good faith. to b.
forfeited To the city In tho even, Of
failure Of tho successful bidder 10 %,
ter into contract and give the required
bond within ton days after tho award
Tho Common Council reserves tho
right 10 reject any and all bids. and 10
proceed TO make such proposed i'm.
,pruvcment itself.
isated at klamath Falls. orssoa.
Juno ~. 1915
4. I. LEAvlTT.
Police Judge Of tho City Of Klamath
fsllsA orssos itii.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22
mvxzL,,so Tms Press

nW Of ths mast AisA handed
~ pisess q lsEsjatioa svsr con-
tsmplated b. . political party 3 Q
clause IN the pending posto@es ap-
preparation bin eoaSsrEing upoa The
postmastse general The power to deny
mail transportatioa to any magazine.
or other periodical. and require Il 70
b shipped - freight The clause
dives the postmaster esnsral unlimited
Discretionary power q selection and
any publication may come under the
ban Of his displeasure without further
recourSe.
The enactment of such . clause
would enable Tie postmaster ssnsfal
to hamper The circulation Of periodicals.
inimical 70 the campaign prospects ol
the democratic administfatioo.
"The democratic party o6sfs itself
70 the country - IN aesncy through
which tho complete overthrow and
extsrpation Of corruption. fraud and
machine rule In American politics can
b effected" ." says that splintsred relle.
the Baltimore platform. President VII.
con has considerable to say about 'piti.
less publicity
Consecrated y this cause. the party
in power now seeks 70 stife the great
cot medium Of publicity possessed b.
the American peopls-&he man service.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22
Notice 70 crsdlters

Notice 70 crsdttees
In tho County Court OF the State OF
Oregon. for the County Of Khan
ath.
In the Matter OF the Estate and Quar-.
dianship Of n. ~. Riehardson an
lnsans Person.
Notice II hereby Givsn By the IN.
dcrsigued. guardian OF the person and
estate u r. n. Richardson. an insane
person. to the creditors OF the said
H. N. Richardson. II present their
claims. with the necessary vouchsrs.
to said guardian. At his Once at the
ryrst state and Savings Bank. at
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
J. w. SlENDN0.
Guardian OF the Person and Estate Of
n. ". Richardson. an Insane
Person. 3s.l.e.ls-s3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22

demanded In bio complaint alsd Ia
this cult. - folloYp:
FOR decree q taid court removing
al clouds from the title Of the real
property herein described. and deter
mining all advsrss claims Of The Do.
fendants, or any or either oe them. or
any other party or parties therein. and
aulstins the title Of the followins %.
scribsd lands;
The north one.half Of the north.
east quarter. the southeast quarter
Of tho northeast quarter. and the
northeast quarter oe the southeast
quarter Of section thirteen. In town.
ship forty.ons south. ransa thirteen
east Of the Willamette Meridian. sit.
uatsd In klamath county. Oregon.
containing 100 acres.
In the hsirs OF Mary 4. Wilcox. Do.
cesned. also known ~ Mary 4. Jones:
declaring tho said hoirr Of Mary A.
Wilcox. deceased. alias Mary A. Jones.
to bs the absolute owners In fse aim
pie Of said described lands. and that
dcscndanta. and each OF thcm. ana all
other persons. bs forever enjoinsd and
debarrcd from asserting any CLAIM,
whatever In or 70 said lands adverse 10
said heirs. and for such other and fur.
lher relief ~ ahall seem meet and
o srceablc TO equity.
This summons IL published pursu.
an, to an order Of the Honorable D. v.
kuyksndali. Judge Of tho above en-
titled court. made on the 18th day Of
juno. 1916. and the arrt publication
thcrsof u made In the Evcning Herald
on the l7th day OF June. 1915.
J. n. CARNAlIAN.
Attorney for Piainti9.
irs<.l.s-iss1.3s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22

0y WILLIAM a. SHgPHGR0
(Unitsd Press Star CorTsspondsnt)
ROTTERDAM. May 37-(By Nail)
Many families in Germany % meat
less for days and weeks ct . tine.
This ! have from > nsutr.l businssa
man Of Dresden.
'Its - bad - housscleanins 70 81
meat II upssts our whole household
economy - wen - our financial eeon.
|omy. It's dreadful operation and We
don't 90 through Il oftener than ws
have to. In the last sixteen days W
have had meat tries.
Fish. new asparagus Just in the
market, potatoes. spinach and dry.
|crumbling war bread made largely ol
potato Aour. make up our list Of ID
iblss. We get 20 tired Of It We hats
to 80 to the table. Sometimes We even
get % tired Of It We decide ven have
meat Then there's trouble"
He was requested to 20 into the Do.
tails Of meat purchase in . German
town.
well. It's like this" he said. light.
lug good cigar lin some mysterious
way huge shipment Of Havana ciEars
direct from Cuba reached Berlin the
other day). when We decide to have
meat, my wife and I talk II over the
night before. II the next day u Tues.
day Or Friday We can't buy anything
but hsh. for those are meatless days.
my wife calls our maid. and says:
Elizabeth. we want you to buy
beefsteak for Us tomorrow Elisa.
beth frowns and goes ont.
This means that Elizabeth mnst sst
up at : o'clock the next morning and
70 To the nearest butcher shop and
stand In line until her turn comes 70
buy meat or until the butcher comes
to the door and says to the WAITING
line: Tn all sold out Of meat
1T 70 always . four or nSe hout
Job for her. unless she wants 70 Ut
into the queue at ] o'clock IN ~
morning - some maids 10.
when my wife and ct up. uiisa.
beth q down at the butcher shep and
% hsvs 70 maks ~ Arss whais ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22

OTHER MEXICAN rRoUsLEs

4r the United States should break
with Mexico. a. conditions now
seem to Indicate. II will b numbered
on the pages Of history - the second
conflict with the nsighboring country.
Students Of history will remember
that q state Of war existed between
the United States and Mexico from
lsAs-lslS. - . result Of the outrases
Mexico heapsd ON American citizens.
the recognition Of the indspsndencs Of
Texas By the United States. the an.
mention Of TEXAS and finally the boun.
dary dispute - to the border line OF
the United States.
A. that country u now. % was II
at that time. torn with revolution and
contending factions. and teeming with
internal troubles A great many Of
the oGaeers were politicians. hoping tor
position through military influence.
The Mexican army At that time num-
bered $1,000 Of Ill arms In addition to
the national guards Of the cities. The
American army Vas inferior In numer-
ical strength 10 the enemy. consisting
Il only 7.sss In 1sls. This was after
wards increased By volunteers and the
national guard. % that the total num-
ber of soldiers who served added up
to 4l,63e men. What the American
army lacked In numbers It made up
In nshting quality. The effective power
OF the Nexicans was enhanced By the
fact that they rsprssentsd the defense
and wers fighting IN their own tsrri-
tory.
A long series a victories followod
for the United States. IN spite Of the
small numbers. General Zachary Tay.
lor and 0eaeral 0eott played IN I'm.
|poetant part IN ths vas. 0saefal Scoti
|it vas Who marched 70 the City q
Mexico. California and New Hexico
ware taken b. the American soldien.
Peace was declared On February,
|lSls.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22
LEGAL NOTICES


WOSs0O ~ VSWos OOSI0o009W
In the Matter Of The Hstats Of Harriet
Roberts. Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that the un.
den,knsd - administrator oe the -.
tate OF Harriet Roberts. dscsAs,sd. has
6led In the county cosrt OF usS state
Of Oregon. for Klamath. county. tho
dnAl account Of bis adminlstraaison Of
said estate. and that the cosre has
axsd Saturday. the 33d day q July.
1915. at the hour Of 10 O'CLOCK In The
forenoon ~ the time and the Klamath
county court room - The place for the
hearing Of objsctions to said account.
II any. and the ssttlsmsnt ehssvoe.
Dated June -. lS1G
CHAS. I RoBDRT0.
Administrator Of The nslats OF Harriet
Roberts. Deceased. 33-S-Gl3.10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22
Meat on the Table Is a
Real Treat for Germans

wife gets byeakfasG % Of 70 the
once and Elizabeth comss hoass q .
Or . o'clock. sore on The whols world
"0omstimes she has bsen able %
CT meat, but more often Than not
she comes back smvty handed.
Omcially. there are only two meat
days Q week. but IN reality you and
the butcher sheps msatjsss day sftsr
day.
II call up my wife sometime during
the morning to And ont whsthsf ~
srs going to have meat for supper.
II she says We are. I'm happy all Day.
You'd b surprised to know bow mnch
difference . little meat makes"
How much would Eiisabsth pay for
10 besfstsakf"
Five marks and . half pound.
How We lingsr over cur suppsr
when We have meat! Dlisabsth hasn't
done any work all day, She has bssn
upset By. her morning sxpsrisncs.
"You read Of food riots in Berlin.
That was only Elisabeth and her fol.
low Ashting to keep their places IN
the ine.
But about supper tius Elisabsth
wakes up. cooks the meat and brings
It In with smiles all over her faee. 0hs
knows she'll get her share. But u
va asked her to 90 out for msat every
day. she wouldn't stay with ~.
That's where the rich folks como
in. They can hire maids who hsys
no other work but 20 through the
meat raid daily.
There are injustiess galore about
the food distribution n Berlin. That
10 why they have had food riots In
front OF the rsichstag and IN froat Of
butcher shops.
(The next article win tell oe TIE In.
Justices In the distributlon of food in
Germany which uvs TIE rich mas ths
best q ~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22

V
In the Circuit Court Of ths STATE oi
Oregon for the County oe Klamath.
John N. Warren. - Administfator ol
the Estate Of Hasy a wileox (aise
somstimss knoyai 80 Mary 4.
Jonss) deceased. laalatiR.
~.
1olls 4. Brown. IoAA Doe Brown,
hse husband. wlspss true name Il
to plaintiff unknown: Naggis Eun.
J. 8. Brown. Husa Hiass. inward
Hines. Mary Williams. Msryis VII.
hsms. Hattie Brown. Lawson
Hines. Frances Hines. Bsfa Hines.
and James Hines. alleged hsiss Of
Aollis A. Brown. one OF the Do.
fsndants hsrsia: The unknown hsirs
Of said Noibs 4. brown; Ahs un.
known heirs os said John Dos
Brown; Assgts n Deal. also some.
times known - HasgSs z Jones:
the unknown hsiss a Maggis \
Deal. alias Maegis =. yosss: Nh.
y. ,. Smith: Mrs.. Sarah Mckinley.
Asbusy Frost. Taylor Tnost. David
FROST. and Mn. = r. Corbstt
Also al other psrsous or parties
unknown claiming aay right. title.
estate. len or intsrsst IN The real
estate described In The complaint
Of the plaintiff hsrsin. Dssandints.
To Aollis 4. Brown, John Doe Brown.
her husband. whose true nams II
TO plaintiff unknown: 1lsgg1s 1Gaa.
J. 3. Brown. Wlen Hines. Ddward
Hines. Mary Williams. Nasds WI.
liams. Hattie Brown. Llwson
Hines. Frances Hiass. Bsrs Hines.
and James Hinss. alleged helss Of
nollis A. Brown. ons OF the Do.
ssndants herein; ths unknown hsirs
Of said Mollis A. Brown: the I'm.
known heirs Of said John Doe
Brown; 1aggis = Dsal. also some.
times known - Magic T. Jones;
the unknswn hsirs Of Maggie =.
Deal, alias Aasgis =. Jones: Mrs.
n. =. Smith: Mn. Sarah, Mckinley.
Asbury Frost. Taylor Frost. David
Frost. and Mn. q, ~ Corbett.
Also all other psrsons or parties
unknown claiming any right. title.
estate. lien or interest In tho real
estate Described In the complaint
OF the plainti9 hsrsln.
In the nasns of the state Of Oregon:
You and each Of you arc hsrsby sum.
moned To appsar and answer the com
plaint alsd against you In tho above
entitled suit within six weeks after
the Arst publieation Of this summons
In the Uvsaing Herald. daily news.
papsr published and Of general circu.
lstiou In klamath Falls, klamath
county. Oregon.
And you WIN take notice that u you
fail 70 appear and answer. or other.
wise plead. within said tims. the plain.
~. fos want thsrsof. viii apply 70
ths sbevs saNtlsd court Tor ths rslisf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22
. >H>-
rugn 0RovD PlCKurs

s-.. ~ = ~
~ ~ ssAool slsstiea last leoolay
4 Hsodsr was sv-sleetsa trustee and
chs. Mack was rs.slsstsd elerk
Miss Emma Murray Win b ne
teacher as Pine orovs school neat
ysar.
The Anti.Cant Sunday school GLASS
viii meet with Miss Donna Mack sat.
vrday evening.
The Boys and Girls Industrial Club
WIN meee Saturday svsaine
OFT Harris has returned from . trip
INTO Cooe eoanty.
The Pine Grove Sunday school b
going to have . picnic In the grove On
the Fourth Of July. Everyone is In.
vitsd to come and bring their lunch.
Frank Mills was . visitor at Pine
Grove last Sunday.
Miles Mccain II visiting the Pat.
tcrson and Miller children this week.
Mn. OFT Harris y visiting . friend
IN the Northern part Of California
The Pine Grove district 10 going to
build IN addition to the school house
where manual training and domestic
sesenes win - taught
Aueomoblle Insurance % Svoey
doeerlpelea. chlleeee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22

AK chiieses assvt ths klamesh
ceSatsy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22

PERHAPS THE HEAT Of patriot
fervor has warmed up the weather.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22

You cen 0et any else cheek eashed
at any time q 4. 4. r. etsrs. orise
your pay eheeies - ". We havs -
tsb'Ishsd . epeelai (epartmsWt y eash
cheeks. * n 4. etsrs. Leading
ciethlsrs. 1e0
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22

chlleets collects rents aNd lselD q.
ter property n all klR6e. q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22

THOSE SOUTH AMERICAN couu
tries seem to be doing . little watch
ful waiting" also these days.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22

UNDER THE ALLIES pressure. the
Greek mobilization has melted away.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22

asssM class,asd A. Mas y
sults.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22

Brigadier General Frederick Funs'
ton. commanding the Southern depart.
ment. Is in command Of the operations
along and south Of the border. Prom
his headquarters at San Antonio. hs
II also directing the' movement oe ths
militia Of the country. and has been
instructed to secure 10000 horses and
mules for service. and to recruit ssv'
eral new regular regiments Of infantry
and cavalry.
Brigadier General J. J. Penhing 70
In command Of the American sxpedi.
ton sent into Nexico IN pursuit Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22

KLAMATH FALLa' MEN are ready
to mobiliss Just - soon - they an
called.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22

villa after the Columbus raid. Hia
troops have engaged in several skir
mishes with the Nexicans. and Il VA
because he refused to obey the m
authorised orders Of General Trevino
Of the Carransa army that Sundays
battle 1t Caryisal occurred.
Brigadier General James Parker Il
commander oe ~ fint cavalry hei'
sade. His hsadauartsrs y Fort Sam
Houston. TEXAS.
Captain Benjamin D. Foalois y In
command Of the aviation eosps o. the
border and In NO15co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-22
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Oregon Tor the County oe klamath.
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the Estate Of Nasy a Wileox (also
sometimes knoyai 90 Mary 4.
Jonss) deceased. IaaiatiR.
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-29
IN PARIS

There are more long sleeves than
any others on daytime dresses, and
the fad is to wear bracelets over
them, one or two on each arm.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-29

Sth day of August, 1916, at IL O'CLOCK,
a. M. for the purpose of nominating:
Governor United States senator. sec.
rotary of state, state auditor, state
treasurer, attorney general. state su
perintendent OF public instruction,
Judge Of the supreme court, four
presidential electors, and to select
new state committee to serve tor
the ensuing two years.
"The apportionment of delegates
from the several counties of the state
is made on a basis of one delegate
for each ninety 900 votes or major
traction thereof. cast for the Hon
Reed Smoot for United States sena
tor in the election OF 1914. On this
apport!onment the convention viii
consist of ga delegates apportioned
to the several counties as follows: