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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

8om. 10, 1 #. Dette bpooes alt
iaa ieIo oper for en- beOenif 9orig-
beo.
Og EOrigbeo. life alene guOoom-
meIig men menneifelig gprigbeo,
oil altio bebeOes / Dor ipnoige Der
Den.
So pilligere ct WenneIfe bsier iig
un0er BEN g~uooommelige 9urigbeo,
+oes minore bebsper oct perionIist
moen gorigbeb; Ben. Ser elifer Den
g~nOoommeIige @runoIoo, De ii BUD,
fommer life / 9onilift meo lit
SANDS 9ope, ielo ON ban life FEM
Der Dem.
Men ioa bar ban aIligeOeI 9rug
for 9prigbeo; ban bar 9rug for
ben Tom zen Cubs 9iener zig til
|gooe" ben er nemIig ZEN SUBS Sic
ner, en- Sqbner til 5traf for ben,
iom esr oct onoe." (gfom. 10, A.
Scr CUBS 5oIf maa 89etea iaa-
leoes alto lpgges pan, at gurig-
6eoen er @eIgBrer, en- SUBS
.3iener os til @ooe, men tiLIiee en-
SpDner al set onoe, al l~lretiGr0ig-
be0en, / boiIfeu 5orm BET onoe emo
piier iig i SamiunOet.
Saa0an begpnoer oct i 9iemmet.
5orpIorene or u9ientIie Barnet Ell.
Ter 9grneues 8eI9prere. % oct go
0e, Ipoige Barn mnrfer IiOet til
0eres Npnoigbeo; men 0pnoi8be-
Den man ogian pare Der, ior at BET
onoe life UNDER en- eqer anoen6orm
ifaI reiie 9ooeoet % ioritprre Emf
fen.
2pffeIig oct Stem, boor
6orpI0re ~opientlig fan ina 9oo at
soe 0eres @erning iom 8eIgsrere!
% Ipffelig Den Stat, boor
gprigbe0en fan faa COP til pGient.
Iig at p9re 9iener. Solicit til sooel
8i ooerier fife, al Ser er itore
Dos De Nenneifer, ser be
fIn0er TurigbeSspoiter. men troos
bette flyer ri, at oct er en- itor Bel
iignelie at leoe | ct 91n0. b0or Ser
er or6neoe b~orserIige 5orboIb, %
boor guriebe0en boIoes / agt og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

8i forbigaar meo Billie 6erre.
% Z 8 eforboIoet, og oi aer
oct 0els at sen @runo, at bette
6orboIS Der til 9anOg er iaa piot
forifeIligt ira, bpa6 oct par Ger
biemme, og bOOeoioeeIie forOi bi
mener, at oct rigtigIt bsrer biemne
UNDER geerebet arbeiosgiper oe
Grbeioer, euer aapitol % u T.
fslgeIig inloer oct life mo
UNDER BET fieroe guo. life unoer ct
oDeroronet o9 un6eroronet, men I'm.
Der ct iioeoronet Sorbolo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
6ans @briitian Gonlien Bed.

6Gns 9briitinu Honlicn Bed.
SIR. 0agblno ior p. Oft. bragte
gfe0oeIelien ON 7s0sialoet, omialt
! forrige Stpffe. Sea laite oct meO
9emoo. Saa fom ianme 9Iao for
Is. Gft. o. iortalte ON Snoremis-
iionrr Sans 99riitian gecfs 8sO,
o. Geno0en bleo euonu iterre. San
bar o9ian 0enne mig ion fare ling.
0omsuen inaet 9iemIop. Oct par
mig befenot. at ban ban0e oPret iDg
ior en- Iio iioen al ct 9ierteonOe
MI fom oct gen. % / oct par d.
Den iosbt.
6ans 9briitian 9ouIien Beef uar
o9iaa en- SsnOeripoe ligeiom Sbom.
len. san par isot 3. Ii. SUM 1856
/ alIer Sogn oeo ariitinnsiel0t. Gi-
ter lin aoHfirmation fom ban no
at tiene Der pan @gnen; iamme
Steo tiente en- ung troenoe Bige,
Der oioneOe for ben unge Snns
|Gbriitian ON JreIieren. san begnno-
tie at beOe til Sub, mart / yStalO,
mart | 8renoebus, / 2a6e oe pno.
Nnrten." Sans 9en ls0: rSerre,
GER mig lille, os lao mig blioe en-
opriatia ariitenl@ 9snnen bIeO bsrt.
Sans gbritinn blep troenoe, ifsnt
ban maatte fPmpe for 9roen.
San uotrDfte iig ieIu iaaleoes
ON lin Stamp: oDette at tro bleu
for mig oct inpureite Steo / ben
inRore Bort Nen ban fom igen.
mem bette inaure Steo. 90 on bette
fore par ifet meo BAN, beepnote
ban at uione / 5oriamIingerne ON
|2ioet / SUB. Sin isrite 9ale bolot
ban oDer 8eriet: a2piet er | 8eroen
fommen."
Senere lRrte Sans CIR. Nurer.
baano09rfet ! 8nmorup; ban arbei.
oeoe 6erefter Iom Nurer / 9.
I9iert.
Oo ban life piloe opre preiiiit
SoI6at, reIite ban peo ben 3io, ban
ifuIOe oftiene fin 8rrnepligt, til
Dnnmarf, bpor ban btep Snfanteriit
II Ooenie 1873. Der begnnote ban
liom 8efrut at boI6e 5Oriamlinger,
ferit | priDate SuIe. iaa / SOU
Itriforenineens itore Cal" og ienere
ooer seIe 5pn, og bet pofte Dp-
liigt. Sans CIR. Beef fog igennem"
bnor ban fom. Cams 8Rien funSe
D9re noget uns6ommeIigt - ban
bar 10 ogiaa meget Jung = men el-
lers friIft, frimo6iet os penligt
Og bans 9egaoelie iom prp6ifnni
bar pirfelig temmeIig eneitnaenbe
Sans RGt par fraftig iom en- 81.
Ipes og bog blio og blso iom en-
DEMONSTRATING; bans Sangitem'
me baboe famine Ggenifnber: oen
bar fraftig og ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Iiaa ben funoe bore og leOe Sansen
Il en- itor GoriamIing, oe bog bar
Den bDerfen brslenbe eIIer ~ffraalen'
be, men melooiff og milo. Og ian
loette al aan6en, Tom maa Ingge
|9qroi I al 8egnpeIie: ban bar dom
|Dsberen) ct Wenneife uoienot al
|@ltol ban troe6e oerfor taIte ban
|afosoe bar ogfaa en- ret opgtig
Denneferer; Here lGiepGroige Stpt'
FER bar ban ffrepet til Bigger oo
|BIn6e.
1879 bIep Cans CIR. Beef anita
get iom Snoremisfionnr meo @tr'
|fefrebs I Obenie % Omegrt. 1888
bIeb MisRonsblfet r@etotin~ Der
ftebs bpgeet. 1900 rejfte ban III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
5re6erit 96Omen n.

5reoerif Gbomien oar barneieot
! 5~rsersIeu, SsHoeriDIlano 1850.
5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opleoeoe
gan arigen 1864, % Snotrpttet al
Den iorloo BAN alorig. De tpIfe aa.
noner par nOf meo til at ifpoe en-
trofait Observation-Disclosures mo /
bans 9rDit, og ben fit Blaos Der
for iteoIe.
8aa bpilfet Seminarium ban lP-
lte, peo ieg fife; men ban bleo ie-
mere Sfolel9rer | @islep paa 6pn,
|og Der gift ariituslDiet op for BAN,
pitt not UNDER Steoets 9raits,
Propit Sobn Snniens Yraoifen og
fRrlige 8eileoning.
8 1895 bar ieg paa 9eiss / Dan.
mart % traf oa for isrite Sang
iommen meo 3prer 1bomien; ni
6olot aoifillise Meoer iarmen og
bleo mart fortroliee 8enner; tbi
|2prer Tbomien bar let at blipe
fenot me6 og fan Eiltro til; ban
bar ioa naben, 9rlig og f~oritaaen.
De, ian bet Ipite no al bans Zine
og beIe Beien.
1896 ilptteoe 29rer Ibomien fra
|@islep til 8srtop Ssiifole. San for
talte for mig, at giifop @st5ide
fra Ribe bragte bnm bet 8uoifab,
at &siIfolens StpreIie baooe uoiet
bam til at bore Goritanoer paa
|Bsrfop Ssiifole. Oct foiteoe Sbom.
fen 4nnp at fdite 8roen al bag fig
oe forIa6e AlmueffoIen. Wen Jam.
ti0ie tanfer ieg, at ban meo 9of
til @iio tog moo aaIoelIen, foroi
ban paa SsiifoIen iii en- beore og
iterre GnIe6nins til at panoirfe
> Dette Dor Hrepet, fsr Bat.
&onIen bnpoe loft, bpno pi optoe
ON De to fare dfbboe, men Bet bar
fin Snteresie oIIigeuel irrIis at
BEN @runb, at Toff. $onien ifrfDer
10 fra ct perionIist aenbffdb til
tee9e. @eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
Oct fjeroe 8ao:

gGr bin 6aoer % bin Mober Oiu.,
2 Noi. 20, u.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
DnsCHuTEs COUNTY
MEASURE Is CARRIED

United Press Service. /.
BEND. Now 20.---crook county
was divided by a very smsli margin
in the proposed now county. perhaps
not more than one per cent moro
than the required IS per cont and by
vote OF about tkiriy-cight and two
thirds per cent In the proposed old
county when 81 pcr cent would have
been suilicient to carry this side OF
tho county.
The vote on the issue In the three
Prineville precincts carried by about
40 per cent.
On the west side. tho vote vas
very heavy In and about Bend. but
was strong against the passase Of the
measure IN and near Redmond. The
largest Bead precinct gave division
) vote of 4s0 yes and 3s no. which
vas heavier percentage than q.
most any other precinct.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
AHoxoR's ALTAR" Ar THE STAR

Frederick Msllery (waiter Ed
wards) has risen BY his own efforts to
place Of power. He thinks that the
wife tBsssie BaYriscale). who was
good enough to share the privations
Of the lean years. u now NOT brilliant
enough socially. 70 Warren Woods
MaiIery makes An Offer Of $50. 900 n
he will win Mrs. Mallery's affections.
thus freeing the uagnats. The bar
gain IL struck and Nsllery Introduces
Woods to his wife % . friend. NAL
iery gets Woods 70 accompany her to
receptions and dinners. Woods rsal-
isss that Mrs. Mallsry loves her hus-
band TOO veil ever 10 listen 70 anyone
else. He accepts The check from Mal-
Isry. telling him that Il hs viii eall Ct
his homo At . late hour that hiGbt 10
win hnd bis wife IN compromising
position: Woods m6sts Nallegy 3ust
outside his home and scores ths hus-
band a. being unworthy Of biz wife.
Mallery Is 20 humtjieted by this trade
ttat Re 4 spe6 66hIo Altar Wooda
has Goass ~ Go6s uislI ytte q Y wi1e's
apartment, who're ~ p1eo fqr fQEG1yas
lloG8 II cchuf 4 y 7. NJ e g: 49, W.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20

and Hawkins makes several At,eMpls
on Carston's iifc. which. howevss. ~
upsaccessful. Hawkins. st The tkIfl
attempt on Cars,on nearly sueeesik
but 10 shot down from bshind " I
bsswtifai indian girl--Nat.u-Rlea
Nat-U-Rich secretly loves cantos.
The Indian girl later saves CsSstu
from death In . naountala essvieS.
end again from an attsck ~ nosse
tain wolves and yet again reaeq
him during = terrific mountain -
storm and avalanche. Out Of gfa1k
tude. CArston marrles Nat-U-niee.
and = Mttis boy blesses the union. ~
story now reverts 10 England aoal.a.
aud. thAa Earl Of KerhilI's mother =
stvissa to seek a warmer clinsth
She locates In the vicinity q ca
stou'si ranch. and they msseA ann
Two Year,. ny reason Of biz masriAls
To Nat.lssRich. Carston is nov tseya
a. the "sQusw Man. and y success
ful ssss ranchcrc. During : poas
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
Moving Pictures

Starring Dustin rarnum. consid-
cred BY many the stages most popu.
lar actor. "Ths sauaw Man viii b
shown tomorrow evening only at ths
star thsatsr. Miss Rsd Wing. Who
played the role Of Nat-U-Rich. viii
appear in person and lecture the pie
ture. Misa Red Wing. = member Of
the winnempcca tribo Of Indians. 4
now in Klameth Falls asths guest o.
Mrs. Il. ~ Bath. Following q :
synopsis Of The squnw MAN.:
James wynngate. . handsome
dashinG young Easltsh army oileer
ID made the guardian Of trust fund
raised BY the members Of his resi-
ment for the relief Of the Widows q
those who die In battle. The Earl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
TREASURER KAY
MAKES REPORT.
STATE rREAsURER's REPORT
SHOWS BALANCE ON HAND AT
END OF BIExNIUM AMOUNTS
10 sl.iss.sss

SALEM. Nov. 3o.Accordint TO
nsusss prepared by state Treasurer
Kay Tor ~ bisnniAl rspcft, tAs dtats
rsesiv6A lsom IN sourcsE SN2,4syf
sis.St during ths two yGars ending
ssptsmbss -. a'ls. Dasins the two
ysars warrants aggregating $ll.47s.-
453.43 were paid. 4
The warrants On the seneral fund
dutfng thpf period totaled fs.bst, 4
TAIL. and q the end Of ~ period
tAis fnnl hsd ! balance - s7sS,-
14S.l3. The common school fund
warrants totaled $1.sb3,l41.s0. and
there was : balance on hand in all
funds 1t the end Of the biennium Of
$1.13s.s3s.s7.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
REvELERs WILL TURN
RACK CLOCK - HOURS


United Press 6eevlno =
NEW YORK, Nov. 30. Congress
turns the clock hack when 4 wants
70 work overtime. 60 DO state lssis-
latures. 4 &
Therefore. why shouldn't New York
put 34-hour crimp IN the face ~ the
old man with the seyths and - on
with tho New Years Eve celebration
- what ordinarily would b sunday
nightf
That's the way Broadway feels
about II. And that . ths line d dis
cussion among the white jjshts today.
H4tsl and reqtaprant nen hays 4.
cidsd ~ stage III New Years csls-
bration Monday night. But there q
. perfectly good precedent Tor manip-
ulating the clocks 70 that II might
still be New Years Eve"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
WILSON'S THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION

America. do appoint Thursday. tho
thirtteth Of November, as u day OF
Thanksgiving and prayer ana
urge aud advise the people to resort
To their several places OF worship on
that day to render thanks to Almighty
God for the blessings OF peace ana
unbroken prosperity which He has
bestowed upon our beloved country
in such uustinted measure. And !
also urge and suggest our duty IN
this, our day OF peace and abundance.
to think In deep sympathy of the peo-
pies OF the world upon whom the
curse and terror OF war has so pit.
lessly fallen. and to contribute out OF
our abundant means TO the relief OF
their sufferings. Our people could, In
no better way. show their real att'-
tude toward the present struggle oi
the nations than by contributing out
OF their abundancs to the relief o.
tn, .nfSerinrs which was hns brought
In Its train.
'.ln witness whereof | have here
\,nio set my hand an caused ths
seal Of the United States to be afilvsd
..Done at the City Of washingtcn
this seventeenth day OF November
in the year OF 0nr Lord. ore fhousant
nine hundred and sixteen. and OF th'
independence Of the United states
the one hundred and forty-iirst.
.swOODROw WILSON,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
Goes to Trial Twice !
for Staying Husband
uni,cd press scrvive

United press Scrvivc
NEWARK, N. j.. Nov. so.-.-''tt was
case OF the abuse Of tho birthright
OF woman TO defend her iifc at any
cost. now feel that nothing can
stand In the way Of my besns
cleared"
Going TO trial Monday for tho soc.
ond tlmc for the murder Of her "laat.
ful brute" husband. Christopher.
Mrs, Margaret Glare pcutinger,
mother OF iive pretty babies today
made tho above statement. tho nrst
sentence referring to tho failure Of
thc frst jury TO acQuit her.
A at tho irst trial. she will tcs-
tify that she shot In Self-defense
whom her husband pcrsistsd In trying
to force physical attention upon her
after shc declared she could not be
his wife.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20

The little woman viii s.o... !.
whole sordid story rccItIn. ~. sa.. 'as
hcst her frequently during that -. %
rled life, She win tell Of ,hs mat
distressing experiences shc AMY ..as
a his hands as they journeysa .'s0 s.0
her home In Jamaica, W 1 = oss .
francisco, the Philippines. ihsr.. = s.a !.
Siberia. and afterward to Enron. y
Mrs. ncutingcr according q :.
testimony at the IirSt trial. was IN ~. ",
In her homo when her husb.nA ~
preached her for the third ,Ims ~ "
day ot the shooting, She ,old Nh, :. !.
stay away or she would shoo, ~ y
advanced. and she. SCREAMING 49,. II
tcricaily. flrcd untll her reyolys, :.
empty.
Though only rs years old, aha ho,.
her husband seven children tvo !,
whom died.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20

United Press Service.
WASHINGTON. u. G.. Nov. 20.
Calling upon America 10 contribute
out Of our abundant means" to the re-
lief OF those living In belligerent ma
tions, upon whom the curse ana
terror OF war has so pitilessly fallen"
President Wilson today issued his
Thanksgiving proclamation.
He set November 30 ms the date
for thanksgiving. His appeal for its
observance follows:
1T has long been the custom Of
our people to turn In the fruitful
autumn of the year in praise and
Thanksgiving to Almighty God for
His many blessings and mcrciss to us
as a nation. The year that has
elapsed since we last observed our
day OF thanksgiving has been rich In
blessings to us as a people. but the
whole face OF the world has been
marked by war. In the midst of our
peace and happiness our thoughts
dwell with painful d!sQulet upon the
struggles and sufferings OF the ma
tions at war, and of the peoples uuon
whom war has brought disaster
without choice or possibility OF es-
cape ION their part. We cannot think
OF our own happiness without think
ing also of their pitiful distress.
"Now, therefore. |. Woodrow VIII
son president OF the United States Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20

Of Kerhiil. In love with and favored
by the girl Wynnegate sdmires. u q
member Of Wynnegate's regiment. BY
means Of forged check Kerhill en-
bezzles the fund. Much 70 do u
made over the disappsarance Of the
pension fund. and 70 save the honor
Of tho family. wynnegate agrees with
the eari's mother TO disappear and let
Il be understood that he u the em-
bexsIer. He-leaves England In trad
ing schooner. The schooner In MID
ocean. catches nrs and burns TO the
waters edge. Among those SAVED -
Wynnegate. The lifsboat containing
wynnegsts ID rescued BY steamer
bound for America. and In the garb
OF an English tourist and under tho
name Of Jim Carston. he II nsxt eeen
on the Great White Way. Carstcs y
instrumental In saving . WesteSner
from several confidence mon. an1 Re
and the Wsatsrnsr become warm
frisnds. At tho latter's suggestlon,
Canton accompanies hin West.
who're the former unelish oGlesr tuya
: ranch and setties dQNS to ths pede
of NE Of the thSn growing cou1sry.
His general goodfeIlowahip. psrs6npi.
~ and upright dsaIlnes. so0n sSfna
,ssston . hcst Is fyisnda but inslsg
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20

United Press Service.
WASHINGTON. u. c. Nov TO-
Twelve big bankers. representing mn
.nc,ai America In their capacity ~
members Of the advisory council OF
the Federal Reserve Beard. mot to-
day with tho board to discuss. amons
other things, means OF controlling the
huge mood OF gold that has swept
into tho United States with tho ide
OF wartime prosperity,
j. p. Morgan heads the list. no
represents the New York district
Daniel q. King represents Boston
Levi l.. Rue. Philatc'phia; W. g.
Rowe. Cleveland; J. W. Norwood
Richmond: Charles A. I.ycrly. Attain
In: J. n. Forgan. Chicago; Frank .
watts st. Louis; G. r. Jaffrcy. MIN
neapo,is; u. r. swinncy. Kansas
city. Herbert Fieishhackcr. Bar
rr,nclsco. and r. J. Record. Dallas
~ Opinions as to what TO do with th'
gold dIfrcr sharply. They range
frcm the desire en- the part OF some
bankers 70 rot rid Of Il. 20 n belle
by others that most of the gold cal
be ahsorbea In this country withoa
leading 20 undue speculation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
CRUSHED BENEATH
! wHEElA or TRAIN

Cni,ed Press Service.
REDDIN0. CAL. Nov. 30.--Louis
Morton. age ~. was killed anc his
body badly burned this morning when
he fell beneath the wheels OF .
ecuthern Pacific train at Kennel.
Norton was getting Oh The train
hen he slipped snd fell beneeth the
beeis. Both leEs we're amputated.
Matches In his pockets became IT,
fiited and set his clothing aflre. He
was dead when picked up BY persons
~ho rushed 70 his aid..
Morton was enroute TO Mare ISL
ana ~ . marine recruit.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20

.smc n London the Earl of ksfnas Y
4 severely injured. and whsn 'o'. !.
lint he has no chance 70 resoves. .'.'!
confesses that he cmbessled lns VIZ
snS cxonsrates wynnesats tcsFs'Sa;' q \.
csr.ton.s friends and rslat!yss 3 W. ",
sudsayor 10 prevail upon HIN = I. "A 4
turn. "a England. The desire . 49, ~ I.
him 10 again i've ~ own r., l,'ap n'y q.
inc yet to which hp rlehs'a.u q.
long. i strong. bot realisius -. 81 4 :
...o,,.v = wife" would not snesM
Erslish society, hs decides = \.
on his ranch At Green River ....,. - 1 "a,
!" tents. 81 however. to let his lltsls !. ...1s VI.
return 70 be educated for y: ssss,'i ~.
= % NE. ! e for since the death q r.
carston's child has lnhsritee
ana viii hs rich In the ess.s . Il.
noble ancestor. Nat-u-Rich' 4 n,
=. ris learns thai her son Z
y. s,on hsr. she loves With ~
vitsiity and potency Of -
diss. EVER suspicious. e
strues fhs Intent Of Carsso
~ is,I ~ Soy % England, ~
Ths widow Of the neIs
4. 4 ths ranch With Enans y
Al NJ
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
ROBERTSON0 UYS
STEAM LAUNDRY
OF KLAMATH DYE
WORKS ADDS KLAMATH FALLS
STEAM LAUNDRY TO MS HOLD
lxos 81 DEAL MADE TO-DAY.

BY : doal closed today. o. w. Rob
ernson becomes owner OF the 7Klam-
'ath Fails steam laundry. p. B. Camp
bsil. formsf owner. retiring from the
buo1de6a.
" II, AobsrtS0n. who now conducts
the klamath Dye works. viii have
the uptown once Of his laundry at
the efiss Of The Klamath Dye works.
.l31 Main street, Mr.. RobertaQn a.
suned ovnership and manaesment
Of the lauadry today. Mr.. Casepbell
has owned II for several years.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
ORGANS GOING

Have sold many organs lately
Large top organs $40 up. With svo
years 10 pay. Don't wai, until " sss
sold out. then wish you had Looked
them over. at shepherds. nsxt deor
ppesofarc. tl.lf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20

urHe0 Press 6orvice:
1ACRAMnNTo, Nqy, 3O.--Returns
from al but thirteen counties check
cd today By the secretary Of state,
show nd difference from the returns
from various county supervisors. who
announced Wilson's election.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
Why Pay More?

4 Al work guaranteed Tor one year
Have engaged two exper, watchmat.
crs. Engraving free.
Free, $4,000 In prizes.
r. q. McHATTAN.
Railroad watch repairing a specisl.y
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20

NEW YORK, Nov. sO.-six men
we're killed and several injured today
when the boiler OF the tug Rambler
exploded. The tug was lying at her
pier when the boiler exploded.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-11-20
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vance. Hereafter no Advertisement
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FOR SALE Five passenger touring
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FOR RENT

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The Nevada County picayune., 1916-09-07
PRESCOTT NEGRO MURDERED

James Sutton, negro residing about 10 miles east of here, was
 found dead this morning in a stall at Griffith's livery stable in this stable with a bullet hole in the back of his head Officers have obtained no clue. Sutton and a negtess. supposed to be his wife, left their wagon and team at the barn Saturday and
 were not seen until Tuesday morning when they came to the stable, purchased some feed and went into the back of the stable. Persons working near by heard a hot r-ar tLa ba n at z o'clo.ll Tuesday morning The body was not Jund until 9 o'clock. The Hcage,s disappeared, but was later located near LackIani Springs and was brought back.
 None of the employees at the
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-09-07
BODCAW
Here we come watch us.

Here we come watch us.
 Health of this community is fairly good which we deem a blessing to humanity.
 Had a nice shower last week which makes the air feel cooler,
 H. s. Wramack will leave us soon to take up his school near Hope. Hope his efforts may be crowned with success.
 Quite a number of the Bodcaw tourist will take there flight to Swan lake Monday for the pur- pose of gathering in the sheaves.
 Sorry to note the death of Bro. Emlis Jones wife which occurred Saturday. Weep not bereaved ones for God doeth all things well.
 The people are snatching the pods from little stalks most rapidly and the price seems up- ward.
 Henry Atkins says he has re- formed but the brick hauling has not.
 J D. Parker says his job may last but his pants cannot.
 P. H. Herring made a pleas ant call south Friday evening and looked as though he had a pleasant stroll, hal
 Success to the Picayune and all the readers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-09-07

Married - At the home of the brides parents at Bald Knob, Ark. Wednesday. August 23, Mir. Wade c. Smith of Crown Point. New Mexico to Miss Lo- reine Lavender.
 The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Lavender and was reared in Prescott where she has many friends.that wish her much happiness. They will live in New Mexico.