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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13
BAKER COUNTY IS
|. SEEKING $4,000
DISTINCT ATTORNEY - AuTMoR.
,zeD TO svE rHe STATE ron
. Tnis AMOUNT ron aGcE,pTs
FROM NATIONAL roaGers

BAKER. July l3.-Distriet Attornsy
Goodwin was authorised by ~ eoanty
court 70 bring suit against Secretary d
stste olcott tor aspFu9inatsay $1Soee
alleged due ths SCHOOL anA read funds
Of Baker county - he countys share
Of receipts of the Ninam and whitma.
national forests since 1)e3.
II b alleged that monsys from n
tional forests were not distribufed ~
the secretary of state = aceoF1ance
with federal law of 1SoS. a.d that b
failure to make distribution in proper
manner this county has besn -sAoft
chanseds n The amount nnted. Other
counties Of nastsrn Orseua eatitisd to
share in national forest receipts arc
coasidsring similar suits: and may 90
operate In bringing them
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13
Call TO COlORS
PRODUCES JOBS
gxTGNsIvs GMpLovMGMr o. w0.
MeN IN cH,cAoo 70 e,LL rMG
PLACES LssT " MEN d COW.
ssosaGp saooAsLs

4 4. a
CHICAGO. July l:.--Whateyer tho
eject may have been on other cities.
the r1obilisafion of The American mtli.
tir finds Chicago facing . sssious
skilled and unskilled labor shortasa
today. The extensive employment Of
women iE what heretofore have ben
exclusively masculine fields is not con-
sidred improbable nor remote.
Labor employment bureaus are
swamped with demands for male hslp
of all kinds. Want I'd columns are
jammed with Offers Of Jobs. More than
1000 regular manual labor jobs ass
waiting for men to take them. Almost
an equal number Of skilled labor jobs
are open The demand for once assist
ants. managers. clerks and men Of
trades II far n excess Of the supply.
Hundreds of 1rst class Jobs hare gone
begging sver since UneIs Sans eall
for stafe troops took the milftiamen
from their benches. desks and o@ces,
and the prosecutioa a. regular husi-
ness IN many instances sssiously has
been intsrSsssd win.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13

Marshleld and North Bend are con-
sidering purchasing the Coos Bay Wa
ter company plant at price to -
fixed by the public service commission.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13

Salem will get $4,000 bread factory
with q $1,000 monthly payroll.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13

AZ Laksvtev ~ bull11nss lost b
~ rscsat hss ~ y - ssolasp4 n
brick and steae.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13

A contract has been let for . S40.oo'
roundhouse at Huntington.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13

LaGrande Grocery company wtll
build large brick thus summer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13

Accurate information about city prop
erty and farm iands. See chlicets.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-13

LISs, accident, tvrolary. liability and
svssmsblls Insurance. In tsa6sns cen.
ssnlss. oss chllests. y
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-02

just now. Leave me to myself, Nix
on. I'm fighting the crisis of my
life"
He was true to his word. Walter
tried to figure our what evolution
this mans mind was undergoing, for
when Newman reappeared Monday
evening the flash of diamonds was
absent, his attire was more in keep
ing with that of commonplace peO-
pie, his manner was subdued, or,
rather, tranquil.
'Pm coming back to stay" he told
Nixon two days later, and Madge,
happy Madge, was at his side as he
told it. 'I'm through with the city
and when you have time, Nixon, my
fancee and l want to look over the
plans Of that neat little bungalow of
yours"
1T come out all right" jubilated
Violet that evening. ''Mr. Newman
has made his peace with Madge and
her heart is just singing with delight
all the time"
nixon" said Newman somewhat
later, "this is between you and me
the others must never know. You
remember the night 1 came down
here to go west"
Walter nodded to his friend.
''In that satchel l carried there
was nearly 100000 of other peoples
money 1 was going to leave the
country with it. The sight of YOUR
happiness, of Madge, turned the tide.
I haven't got much left, but 1 put
back the money, paid my debts and
I am through with the city. Oh,
friends and Madge are worth it all,
ten times oYerw
Copyright, 1916, W. G. Chapman.)
1890
HAD PART OF THE OUTFIT
please, num-" said the tramp
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-02
Miss Bryant of Seattle has won
recognition as aviator, bronco buster
and boxer, and now is going in for
professional deep sea diving. She is
just out of her teens. She will open
offices in New York. ..
,-OAO-
CHRISTOPHER SANDWICHES

Sandusky, Q. GrasshOppers viii
no longer run loose splitting "tobac-
co juice" over Kansas and other
states if Prof. Chester Bliss sugges-
ton that the critters be placed on the
menu as a delicacy meets approval.
Bliss, member of the normal school
faculty, says that if only a woman
of social prominence would place
grasshopper sandwiches on her dan
SAINT bill O. fare the entire country
would take it up and grasshoPper
salad, stew and other dishes of that
sort would be popular.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-02
HAD PART OF THE OUTFIT

please, num-" said the tramp
who had knocked at the door, would
We do bit of sewing for me?"
q guess So, said the lady kindly;
what sewing do you want me to do
for your"
81 have a button here" said the
tramp, "and I'll be very much obliged
if you will sew pair of pants on it. "
Ladies' H ],
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
9radcn i'm SraGtlolcn 9ienIt.

3u Den neueiteu 8erboQfommnuns
gen Der interchangeable f%penigitens
Der 8eIOtelegrapbie, gebart Die Be-
nubung BON 2uFtDra6en, nm Die
v5iibIbDrner4 bod bur6 Die Gift 3u
tragen. IS 1T cine amefttanil6e
Sbee; bod pGre es nidt al oertpunz
bern, fper,1 tie bdlb aud in europGis
.f4en ariegsbeeten angetpenoet piiroe.
Sin MiIi3iOloat bat Dor mebreren
Mtonaten bel ManDbern 6argetan, ooB
burd Die 8enubpng bon 2uftOrd6en
= mad benz @orbtlo zines Qeroplans
gebaut Der 8trtungsfrets zines
brabtlofen photographic : Mpparas
tss, tpfe i'm beute Die meiften Mrmees
Signaltorps fi6ren, bon 80 Mleilen
duf min0eitens $50 MeiIen erfpeitert
per6en t0nnte. 9rei nit chamber
berbunoene 2uftbra6en purben bos
gu p%eripenbet, bic gGiblbDrner" Big
5u elmer 6obe BON 500 SUB emporz
5utrd9ell.
go gan3 neu 1T Der @e0aufe ut6t;
man bate au9 i9on bies6siigIi6e
Grperimente fri9er angeIteat, g6er
BEL biefem tpliroe bic Riibliafeit Der
Ginridtung fe6r baourd perminbert,
baB infolge oes 6tns unb 6erT6pans
TENS Der 0ra4en 1id bic t606e bes
mitgefiibrten 9ra9tes fort unb fort
berdnberte, poourG @irruarr in bic
Raoio : 4e~tberpelen b~erbor9erufen
tpuroe. MitteIS elmer. neuer0inos
potentierten Sitfsborriatung iebo9
lit cine itetige 9rabtfGnae fir ale
5dGle eeIt6ert norben. pane Aiidft9t
cuff bds Ripper, Steigen un6 Ginfen
Der 0rdnen. 90 fpirA reniqftens
bebduptet. Man orbeitet nod an peiS
teren 8er6sFerungen bes Nppnrdtes,
= mo f9on nirb in Mdsft6t aes
Itelt, oaB man baIb Die MIenounQss
lpeite ouf 300 Meilen un6 ben Qufe
faueungsbereid inter ben glnfigIten
8erbdltnifen gar auf 1000 Meilen
6ringen peroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
@Is lag bod Bee MbsIn 10 IaIt ono.

@is lag bod Oer RbeiH 10 taIt uuc
grau.
Grau eGe ipubte, bag ft nun sss
ben muBts. Ulit langsm, 6eiBem
Bid umfabts iie nod etnmal bds
Simmer, bas fe felt 1agen aIs ibr
GigeHtum 6etra6tet bate.
Damn bsgrtBte Tie bic alte Dame,
ertIdrte i6r Sierfstn uto Bat, aud
ferner Der pflesenben Mutter be-
9ilfli4 iein al oiirfen, inOsm ie Die
SpeiIen i9idts, an bic Der ardnte
ii9 10 genre gepDbnt bate.
Brau b. Often bantte ibr nit
freuHblt4en Borten unb betra9tete
ole junge Grau NIT Iangem Bid.
@lie nobm Sut uno M2antel, unb iie
fpanote ii9 81 benz &ranten.
Sic nidte Dortlos - @be iie oie Sir
f9loB, tuanote iie iid nod einmaI gu
ibm.
4us Dem antliB zines Sterbenoen
blidten ibr 5pei b~rennenoe IebnliGs
tige 4ugen mad. 9os Saupt bate
er erbObsn ME an benz Sage, ba er
iie 8uerit 9eie9eu,
sic pintte nit ibren trauriaen
Augen einen IeBteH GruB. 9dnn
mar Ie OralBen.
4ts fe Ii@ am nd4ften Morgen
CUR g~etpDbnli1en Stltnoe meloen lieB,
DfFnete man ibr ni1t ME fonft bic
2ir oes &rdnien3immers, 1on0ern
5rau b. Often trat gu ibr in Den
5lur.
sgBie Iiebensmiirbig, bdB Sie ii9
tDteber 81 meinem So9ne bemiiben,
gndoige 6raul 4ber tb berIi9ere
Sic, bic gflege miro mir iebr lei4t,
i6 lam Ie ie9r gut aGleiu ibernsbs
men. 8oQen sic troBoem fit
flint Mtnuten Beretnfpmmen? Sc
nib nirb Der Qr3t 9eute Md cine
4usnabme MAIDEN, er bat ndmli9
eigentli4 jeBt jegIiaen 8eiu6 5rems
Der BET meinem1 So3ne %berboten".
5rember! = 5rau size blidte
biIflos I'm ii@. Damn iu6te ie Dos
4uge Der alien Dame u1o iaste Ittq:
-@r bat ia nun feline Mutter. ST
miro mid nun ni9t entbebren".
@l5e Itua0 DrauBen. -
Iddtelang botte ife fi6 bitterli@
getpe9rt, Jpn, ben ite pfIegte, benz 9ps
De ob3utreteu. Qber fie bate fi9
ms unabdnoerIi9e finben miFen.
9o4 nun fam nidt Der Sob, i'm
thr gu ne6men, Ionbern bas 2eben.
5n nifber 8er3peiflung tan0 fte
aud bier bor unerbittli9teit.
am oritten Sage erreidte Te elm
&drt6en BON Srau b. Often.
Sot.
Gle fanO feline Srdae. Sh pirrer
Sebniudt ging iie Den altgepobnten
Weg 81 Inn unb blidte oerft6rt gu
ieinem 5eniter binouf.
Da itono Elm unqepflegtes alpens
oeil6en unO toRnte teine Qntport ge.
ben auf ibre beige 5rags.
8ergab er MID iiber Die Mutter?
ODER lit ct Inn mid. ais i9 fern
bIieb2
Dar i4 in ieiuen leBten @ebms
fen? -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
Jbr pfIssIiHg.
sti88e BON SsiOc gdr0Oer.


Sm 5eIbla5arett 5u 2ugsmburQ
bate e. f9fpere MoteH q~ualDcalter
HeiOsn burngeHa9t. Nun aber idier
bic 8eheruns sinJuieben uno Ell
boffte, IN benz ndglten 2d5nrett3ugt
leinsr 9eimat, ieinsm S4lelien, emit
g@eneiIen gu Otrfen. Qbsr ais er
ietnem siitigeR 8Onner, einem tparms
ber3igen, alien @eneral, Der tG9lid
einige StunoeH aus Dem 6auptquor.
tier 5u ben G9nsrpernunOeteR bes
aa5dretts beriibertam, ieinen plan
tr3dblte, iddtteltg Der mitIeiOig ben
grausn &cpf uno meinte: r9a3u
retaen Sbre &rdfte benn oo9 niGt
aus, lieber Often. 9eoenten sic be
eHDlOs LANCE 8abrtl Qber i'd mode
Sbuen einen @ori4lag: am Idoneu
RRtn psib i9 Elm gaitIi9eg Saus.
Dort mill Id sic anmeloen. Inter
bre6en Sic Sbre Reiie uno erbolen
sic ii6 bort elm paar Gage. Yiels
lei9t gelingt SbneH Damn Die lpsiters
6abrt".
aber Der iunss 2sutnont pur6e
iDieOer trdnter. unrubig unb NIT
beiBen 8dngen fii9Ite er Die tullm ges
ipurte Genelung 3uriifnei9en. 1ltit
langiumer slide braden ii9 bic 3ers
iebenben &eime Sabu in ieinem arr
men &0rper, unO gliibsnOer 6iebers
tpobn Our4i9iitteIse i'm.
9a ipurOe zines cages lein S3imy
mergenoiie in eiuen Qa3arett3ug ges
tragen. 9aIb in 8epubtIoiigteit,
balb in 9eimntie6nfudt iammelte er
ieine penigen ardfte, unb es gel1ng
aud inn, 4ufnabute i'm 3uge gu fin
ben. 4ber INNER niloer tobte nun
oas trante 8Iut our9 feline 4bern,
unb INNER ieltensr nurben Die li9ten
,4ugenblide. als aber gu elmer lpds
ten abenoitunOe bic 5abrt unterbros
den iDuroe, unb CT ben rbeiniiGen
Stdotenamen aIsrufen 90rte, ben ibm
Der General genanHt batte, oa i9Iuz
gen bic Dugen oel JieberpbantaIen
iiber ibm 5ulammen, un0 in bebeuOer
G4pd4e ftanO Ct auf Dem 8~a6uFeig.
Der 3ug fubr Oapon, uab Id9eIno
toitete ct Dem alange zines Rdmens
mad, Der ME Elm Born Der GrlOfung,
Der &uPe, bes 5rieOens in ieiner
tranten Seele i9piugen mo9te.
Sn mitlei0iger 5iiriorge balf man
ibm. BOD ebe Die Mladt lam, lag
er DoriiGtig gebettet in einem I91nen
fuftigen @enelung86eim, unb ote
aer5te ItanOen eriduttert I'm lein Ga
ger. qm friben Morgen muBten
oret operotioe gingriffe an Dem ar
men &0rper Dorgenommeu meroen,
unb 10 blutete Dieier gequdlte 2eib
aus neuen Nunbet.. Rur cine 6Dbere
WaAt ais Die Der 4er3te tpnnte bier
oas 2eben nod erbclten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11
Raffteb d.

&offee d.
BED baben bic @ntsutetOnist, pirf-
lib! a0nig Geprg 1T pom bober
ROB gtfaaen
nSdtt e. fid niat biumfgsIeBt!"
sd bin mur frob, 0aB tS benz
a0nig bon StoIien better gtbi -"
rggieIo better sebt2 9srops IeIs
i'd ia, Oob sr Dor glufrsglue baIb
pabniinnig 1T"
.Ra, i'd lag ia - es 9sbi tim
beHer! Wit cr am %. mai Sen
9rieq ertIdrt Bat. mar sr sanS
ipabnftnnig,I"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-11

Sin junger 2eutnant b. Often, Del
bieie Qa9t eingeIIefert puroe, frog.
ununterbrOden mad Sbnen. gnd0igI
5rau. Gr bat bobe8 5ieber uno ii
fur6tDar ~aufgeregt. Mir bitten Si,
ber5Iid. tOmmen Ste bod BALD 81
i6m."
5rau glie itanb befangen Dor bel
iunsen 9ilfsidpefter, Die ibr bieit
Rddri4t bra6te.
sd psiB beltimmt, bab i'd ibr
nidt femme, unb Tam mir gar midi
ertldren, tpeA>Jolb er gerabe mid ruff:
i'd CLAUDE aber, IS tit ri9tig, ipenr
i'd tomme."
Der General ipuBts feinen S9iiB.
ling in einem our6geRenoen 3uge in
bic 9eimot unO bate 5rau @lfe bess
bolb ni9t BON inn er3d6It. Sit
lbIidte iinnenO in Die 5erne, 6ann
nabm iie alien Qtut 3ulammen unt
gins gu Dem i9pertranten 5remoeu.
Gin paar fladernoe, blaue Qugen
bingsn inbriinitig an ibr, als iis iif
Dem G~eiOenslager ndberte.
Der ltsbe alte General in 9urems
burg bat mir bsriproden, Sic piirs
ben mir beIfen. gndOiae 5rat. lIno
oa bin i9 bier ausgeItisgen, neil i'd
bod 10 trant bin.
@r mar BET tlarem 8~enaBtiein,
ober ole sefliilterten @orte batten i'm
ermiibet, uuo als er I'D elm penig
aufritten polte, I'M ibr ole 1onO
gu fii6en, fiel er traftlos 3uriid. eth
IeBte fie iid nebeu fem Eager unb
plauberte lsiie 0inge. Bon ibrem
gemeiniamen, 10 innig %perebrten alien
5reunbe; BON tbrsn ainoer9eu, auf
beren roiigen 2ippen ii9 ole nilOen
9riegslieOsr 10 6tolig dusnebmen;
bon ibrsm Manne, Der in penig 3os
gen nun aud nit Ieiner neu ausqebil~
oeten Rompagnie ins 6elb 5ieben
miro; BON i6rsr 6ilfstdtigteit bci Der
9ri@sfiiriorgs, Der ie tdeIi9 piele
Stun0en nibmet.
I Song fill lieqt er. Die fladernoe
unrube 1T sslpiden. Sein uupers
ipanbtes Quqe ihaut ie an. Manhs
nal faIieBt Is ii1; aber ipenn ie
glaubt, er Iei eineeidIummtrt, banu
ihldgt er es ltrdbieno dui uuo Ia
deli. us bic iunge 6iIfsi@peIter
Iein Mittossmobl bereintrdgt, rei6t
ibtH 5rau GIie bic 5anb gum 9bs
Tdieo. @r 9ebt osn aopf gum Sanb
tuB uuO bsttsIt: .aommen Sic mor
gen pisoer!" Die augiiuoae unrube
in ieinsm a6se3ebrten iqmaIen @eii8t
fhuiHOet bel ibrem bgjabeHoeR Ga
heln, un0 Elm irisolidsr, ltiner Bid
fnlgt ibr, ais ie bic 9ir binter Iid
ldlieBt.
8raubsn mug iie 6alt Iuden an
elmer nltsn 8irte, beren 53peiqc Ii6
Eisa gum Itiie boriibsrraalhen0en
Rhein hinobbeuetn. Dir 70 lang
nno iapisr bt9erri9is gsiussung mil.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-02

Take one and q fourth
cupfuls Of graham -four
and threefourths Of 4
cupful OF bread nou1
sifted and we'll mixed
together. Cook this IN.
til Of the right consist.
ency to serve and serve
with cream and SUGAR
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-02
Tins-naeee

P. Aims. formerly of the Enter
prise staff but who for the past
year has been located in Franklin.
ton was married Wednesday evening
Oct. 25th. to Miss Lucille, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Magee Of
Franklinton. The ceremony was
performed at the home of Rev.
CorAen. The bride is one Of the
best known young ladies of the
Parish seat and her father is the
Assessor of Washington Parish.
Both have q large circle of friends
in all parts Of the Parish who join
the Enterprise in extending them
congratulations.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-02

to test samples Of road-building rock
for any citizen free Of charge, pro-
vided the samples are sent prepaid and
are submitted In accordance with def
mite printed instructions. These In
structions will be mailed by the office
Of public roads and rural engineering
to whoever requests copy. Where q
community is considering using To-
cal stone or other stone which has not
already proved it's durability in high
way work, the highway supervisors
would do we'll to secure laboratory
report from the department. These
laboratory tests are conducted with
elaborate and rather expensive appara.
tus, and in the case of untried rock
are the only practical safeguards
against the employment Of material
that will wear out too quickly to prove
a good investment.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-02
TRA|hMEh ASKED TO
SUPPORT PRES. WILSON

New York, Oct. 27.-Chiefs Of the
four railroad brotherhoods have
sent personal appeal in the form
of a circular letter to their members
throughout the country. urging
them to vote for the reelection of
President Wilson. it is announced
here by G. H. Sims, vice president
of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-02
TESTING ALL ROAD MATERIAL
hardness, Touohness and Binding
Power Of Rock Should 30 Deter.
mined-ouallties Defined.

prepared BY the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
Counties or communities intending
to build water-bound macadam roads
run considerable risk Of failure I'M
less they have the rock they are to use
tested for hardness, toughness, and
binding power. These are the quail
tee, In the opinion Of the engineers
OF the Office Of public roads and ru-
raj engineering Of the department,
which experience has shown to be-
most essential to the endurance Of q
road. In q recent technical paper de-
signed to assist engineers In making
accurate laboratory tests Of road ma.
tesial. the road specialists define these
qualities a. follows:
Hardness is the property . rock
should possess In order to resist sue
cessfully the abrasive action Of tramc,
especially iron-tired vehicles. which
tend to grind to dust the individual
fragments Of rock forming the wear
Ing course Of macadam road.
"Toughness II the property q rock
should possess to resist successfully
fracture under the impact Of traffic.
Binding power, or cemenhng values
a. It 10 more frequently called, ID the
ability which the dust Of q rock should
possess or develop by contact with VA.
ter, 20 - to bind or cement the larger
rock fragments together and prevent
their displacement under the shearing
action Of trafnc. This property u e..
pecially valuable in water-bound
macadam construction. since It II d.
pended upon to maintain the integ.
rity Of the wearing course - the Rad
surface IL worn Of by tramc."
The use Of rock suited TO Withstand
the wear Of trafac 10 regarded % -
important that the department o6ees
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-02

Cough sirup.-Take q tablespoon.
full Of molasses and stir It thick with
ground ginger. Make only q small
amount at a time, and It will always
be fresh. Take q teaspoonful, or az
much as is needed.
II you burn soft coal in your crate,
save all paper bags and use them
filled In the wood basket, thus the
coal is more convenient to handle. To
replenish the fire just drop In q sack
Of coal.
Discard all enamelware that has be-
gun to wear oil, as the chipping of the
bits, as sharp as glass, falling into
the food, may cause serious trouble.
Homemade hard soap that you know
is sweet and clean is easily made,
costs but a few cents, and saves sew
eral dollars worth Of the purchased
article. Put into q crock one can
of lye, pour on it a quart Of water.
Let cool. Add a half cupful of borax
In water to dissolve, mix together
half cupful each Of ammonia and kero-
sene. Have five pounds of clean
grease warmed in granite pan, pour
in the cold lye, then the ammonia
and oil and the borax, stirring with
a clean stick until all is well blend.
ed. Pour into strong box and In "a
hours cut in bars.
When washing comforters do not
wiring them. Let them hang and drip
from the line. Then before they are
quite dry, whip with beaten to make
them fluffy and light.
A teaspoonful Of dry bran taken
after each meal is simple and help
full remedy in case Of constipation.
Dark colored goods will not fade
II soaked in salt and vinegar in the
water.
In the farm home fireless cooker
is Indispensable, at times when large
amount of cooking is done it will work
overtime, night or day, without get
ting out Of lepair or using up fuel
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-02
WONDERFUL SAVER OF TINE
Little Hand Hoe, With Small Blade, 10
Great Convenience In Wedding
Seed Onions.

Hoe away from onions instead Of
killing up; they spread out and grow
much better. II truck farming little
Land hoe, the blade about the size OF
your thumb, is q wonderful time saver
in wedding seed onions. They can be
made by any blacksmith and cost but z
few cents.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-02
LocAL,T,mE TABLE
ARRIVES
North Bound

North Bound
s:som No. 2, Daily except Sunda lam
New Orleans to jackson
100 p nd No. 4, Daily except Sunday 7:io q
New Orleans vs Columbia
loss am No. IL. Sunday only 1880 an
New Orleans to Jackson
aapm No. 8, Sunday only eos a.
New Orleans to Columbia
v {: . N No. "A. Daily except Sunday
Tylertown to Bofalusa
50 p N No 16. Daily except Sunday
Tylertown to Bosalusa
7:ss N No. 10. Sunday only
1sler.own to Boealusa
$40 p m No. %. Sunday only
Tylertown to Boealusa
SOUTH BOUND
25s pm No. 1. Daily except Sunday sos p NJ
jackson to New Orleans
600 m No. 8. Daily except Sunday 6i0a NJ
Columbia to New Orleans
4:sopm No. II. Sunday only s:ospm
Jackson to New Orleans
100 m No. Z. Sunday only 7:20 N
Columbia to New Orleans
No. IS. Daily except Sunday SIS m
Boealusa to Tylertown
No. Is. Daily except Sunday 625 N
Boealusa to Tylertown
No. II. Sunday only. 1000 m
Boealusa to Tylertown
No. 10. Sunday only 1870 N
Boaalusa to Tylertown
For further information write ticket
sgent, or M. J. Mcmahon, General Pas
senger Agent; g. B. Auburtin, Assist.
ant General Passenger Agent, Suite
905, Whitney Central Bldg, New Or.
leans, La. Long Distance Phone
Main 4ss.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-02

A very good and inexpensive break.
fast food may be prepared as follows
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-02
80 Attend F.i,

Thirty tickets were sold for the
special train from Bogalusa to Jack.
son Miss, on account Of the Miss.
issippi State Fair Friday. Further
up the line the sale was large
especially at Columbia.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-11-02
SIS For Wilson Fund

Local democrats sent SIS to Rob.
ert Ewing. National Committeeman
for Louisiana Saturday to be used for
the reelection Of President Wilson.
Those who donated for the cause
were.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-12

and effect thereof. then said Io'i ul
TRUST suould remain Zoo iur.u ami th,
sand tiuatc, CT Dis -u...H... boo Trust
shuuIt 80 tine request Uf DO, l,sil
holder uf said uu',. proceed 200 sell
tu, aH~uNc-descriuod proper "a the
font p|u-tuluoo dout 200 CO.., &C.,. uf Al
uulu"Iuu. n NJ for .t.r first gas.
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time. terms and place o. sab. 'uj 1t
tho property 10 be- solid Hy advertise.
m,ut boz some newspaper printed ana
published m the city OF A~lhuuG,Iqu"
and upon such sale should Iir ana
deliver q decd ~ foo .fuul. 81 tho
property sold 10 IN" pure. s.r AMI
receive the proceeds o. saif sal aud
that any statement cf facts or roe. u.
| hy said trustc. m relation 90 thn non
payment - the money secured tu be-
paid. tho adyrft.g, U,ut. st'n r,.,.r.
81 tho money. aud On" exc Iti,n 90
| the deed to the purchaser. -Anld a
received rs primt fncio cviicuc. -
such fact. aud iht such truHtor. CIT
uf the proceeds 90 such safe. should
pay fiTst. the costs aud expenses OF
executing said trust, luriud ut .rn~"u
able attorneys fees and condensation
uf the trustee for his ..r Ir'.. aud
next should apply the proceeds To-
naming over 20 thv pH5 uout OF ia
doht ana interest. ana ~, remainder.
q ans. 10 the said makers Il lad decd
- trust. And IL vIr fertilizer provided
that 10 ri-" ~ the removal ~ tu-oun"
If.um Sew Mexico ut 90. slIi trustee
then the t~h"u-actinE .horIn q the
county of a,rual.Tu sru''i ho aud