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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-13

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nie6er. gr mar in @nglnno I'M
Sabre 1874 ge6oren uno fam ais
.iunger Mnrn nod Dodge Goltntp.
SRI. Gertrude @rmlteoo, melde in
grano Sslano als 2ebrerin t1tig
lit, beiud)te om lesten Sonntag
Gountp. Sdnbmeiiter grnit $abn.
Brofeiior s. $. 9ab bon Der
&ortnoI. S6ule 1T als 9rdiibent,
uno 6rant SbirIep dIS 8i3e-grdli.
bent Der 0iitrift Sonntngsihul.
a%onbention getpablt tporoeft.
i6rou &c. Sampler unb 5amiIie
reiiten nod Omaha, nm bort BEN
9egrdbnis ibres 91ters, Scrrtt 4tt-
quit Mpers bei3utpobnen. ct mar
I'M Sabre 1886 in 8ingen geborer
ultD fam 1850 nn9 Anertfa. Or
Der 8egriin6er oes 8. SO. Cole
Sirius Dor uligefdbr so Sabrer.
Sobn 9ern bon Salt Cafe Gitb
erbielt BON ben @eriGten in ietner
aloee gcgen 5oa 9. grotpn uno Die
SeruritD SabingS 8anf Die Cunt
me bon $tt,S37.53 3useiprofen.
GItpin Strong bat bier cine Gbeo.
ter eieaIfuft NIT ungefabr 30 per.
ionen orgouiiiert, 8ebn onbon merben
ais Saouipieler huigierenL Die an.
oeren ols Silfsperionnl.
goitor .. o. 8eteriou COB in
Der Metbooiitcn.airde einen redt lie
tereiiahten 8ortrag iiber oos 2eben
auf ben Bbilfppiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-13
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If. Mai.
80 @16Gen, Mitglieoer Der alal.
lien fir Observation-Disclosures
Der 5remont SodifitIe, ftno in Ell.
men @ettitrett, tpeldeu bic Bas.@e,
lieaidaft in ibrer Office bdlt, einge.
treten. @s iolen 6 4reiie gegeben
neroeu.
Sn inherent GongreB-8 iitrift err.
lbielt @arner, Republifaner, 10.040,
Der GeutiHe Billion 5000, aud Ne.
pu6lif1ner; Stepbets, 9enaOfrnt,
14.462 Stimuien. Sa Der 8abl
linn Wopember, tpern nientano an eli.
me 9artei eebun0en miro, oilrfte
Ions gteiultat Elm galt5 aloeres uer.
Ioen.
Cine aii3o1E nnierer S~tootr1te
mar eeitern in Omaha, I'M bort
6euerl0idapporatc 81 beiiftigcn.
Seute friib botten mir einen IeidJ
ten Groit, Der fdleinbor aber feinen
nenncnsiuerten Shabeu angeridtet
bat,
alice gtebens 1T 8nlpbictorian
Der SodiGule.
Charles Burt iplroe bette ber-
boftet, oa err einen falideft Cred
on5ubringen periud)t bate. 9eriel-
be iuor NIT 8. $. Stoner ltnter5eid).
net.
Grul 2i33ie GaIfins lit altf Scr
!8criommlung Der BroBloge Der
|9Dtbios Shmeitern aIs @roBsGbe.
rim erip6DIt moroeu. Die 2oge Be.
Ienoete geiteriI nbeu6 ibre Sisulls
gen III Settings.
Cine Delegation unferes Gonntp-
.rats beluhie Ole @erihtsgeb1uoe III
Central GitD CT. gauL 5erparo
|nno @atUnee GitD, I'M Sheen fir
'oos bier at bniteioe nelle @eridts-
'gebdltoe al ian1meln. 4Ile oieic
.neucn @eridtseeb1uoe hoben &c.
f1nanisr1une I'M oberen Gtodmerf.
Sobn aoans, Elm hefonntcr alter
anfieoler aus Der @cbiter Tdd.
bnridnft, fiel beittc friib. ais CT
nnf ben rad 6rerloft ~iobren6sn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-13
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AflDeIM Gffluef, IDelu)er DteI
Dor nieIen sSabrcn einipa1oerte, mo
BON eilient unberbeirateteH Onfel
ein i6ones 6tiid 2ono i'm 9Iage
9reainft crbte, bate, ME es iheint,
feline aenntnis bon benz idliipferi-
gen 8ert oes @efbc8, pesbaIb er
lid Elm @eibden 5r,legte, neI9es Inn
.i6n iei. 2[nitatt ieine Stellung bel,
fer 5a piiroigen, ergo6 er iih SeHl
.Suft n%erlegte feline &eiioen5 mad
5praeuie. betrteb BORT cine Belt
lang eill Soft uHo 2%oeisbolls, no
er erit redt @eIegen6eit bate. @ieiller
2eioenidaft 8l fr6bneL un0 er
IdlieBlid unongenebm IN ieiHer
llmgebung muroe. @ls CT 6ei fei.
ner IeBten 3irabe orreiiert ipiiroe
pioericstc er iid Der Golijei, unO
or muroc 81 SO 3ogen @ef1nerris
berurteilt. peIhes ibn nieIeidt bon
Joiner b1bliten Suff . @atuobnbeit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-13

II. @tai 1916.
Benn aud elm peltig unbetGnoig,
10 bat bod ser 5riibling Ieine 3es
gferlung ME ibli6, angetreten, 1tnb
ones griint uno iingt. 9fit iei-
mem gindlg erinnert iiG Der Menifl
Der nieten @ebreden 0e8 .8inters,
ltno berii6t, fir ben lddIten 8in.
ter oernrtigen unbeauemlidfeiten
bor5lt6eugen. 60 bobelt ii6 ettpa
Elm @uBero unierer berporragenoitell
aopitalilteL tpelGe bereits Oas 4t-
ter Der Son8lltIt LANCE Sabre bin.
ter ii6 babenj 5uiamwelgeton Inn
cine griinoli9e aiir in Dem 8ooe
Gtteliior Springs, DO. at Der.
inaen. IS iino oeren gaamen 81
biele, I'M tie ale at nennen, iie ner-
ben ober lrnter Der Siibrutig bon
@enrb @ebling, cinent edten
yS6Iesmiaer" BON Oteient bebor-
ntunOet. 9ieie 2eltte iuerOen iid) in
benz 9a6eorte bdltslid einri9ten IL.
obiuartelt, bis oa5 0ortige 8oiler
fie mieoer geiun0 un0 munter madt,
nnO iie CUR Seimut 8ltriidfebren.
fonfler.
Ganln bdtte ii6 Die Gr0e iiber
0en ir6ilden @citen Der 5ralt Sell-
~ 8ilfeming seihloIiel, nIs aud)
bic @rben iia beeiltenL Die 8ertei.
lung oes binterlniIenen be0eutenoen
@~ern10genS gertdtliG 81 Oerbin0eru.
gB bauoelt iib bier nomentIid I'M
8 nal so Ader &ono, Deid)es einem
Idmadiinuigen Sobn ii6erl6rieben
ipliroe, ais Ole ~Deritorbene Mtutter
bereifs idiper tranf mar. 5erncr
miro bebauptet, ooB Der binterloi
iene @otte, melder fdbis mar, Die
ieS eroBe 8erHloeen Suiommeu 81
roffen, gciitig unfabig lit iiber oog-.I
iclbe 3t perfigen. 8orausiihtlidl
uerbeu sic aouotaten ein groBcs
Stilf oieIcs al6cus, tpelden man
lid iii frilberen Sobren berlogte,
urter ii@ DerteilGn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-13
Aas gtebrasfa Gith
nHs nmgtgeno!
seatunia.quNc geamtenha6I.

9ee6rasta gitp, Nebs IL. Wfai.
8ie 3eutonia.2oge go. is, ..
s. g., Biett Withhold abeno 10.
re Notwithstanding mo 9eant-
tennobl ob. 2estere ersob folger-
oeS HeiuItot:
G~rprGiibent, 6riB 6llife; 9rGii.
Bent, @enrn &eeid; 8i~8epraitoellt.
Ssobu eduebIe; Sefretdr, Sons
.3er6; Shosmeiitcr, .Gbriit Sdna.
Oerer; Sruitee, RefubdrO Sobbie.-
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@u. 3. &appiaj, aOuutat.

@@ratti5iert in allen Weri6ten bes
5toatcs uno Der Ser. Stadten.
56reibt 5eIt1mente aus, beiorgt @e.
iistitpI urO fiebt abitrnfte Our9;
iebt, bob EeItamente i'm RahIoiien.
aoftsgerihte georbnet rrerOen. ge.
orgt 8oanahien unO aiebt Orb.
hdften tn irqeno einem Ebeil Der
8clt Elm. GoIeftiert artsIt1nbe.
1pridt 9eutlb uno lit 6ffentIifer,
Gotor. 348 Omaha @ntionoI 9ant
5ebGu0e, Omaha, Nebrasfd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-13
fnriereft tpfrb.

tutlCtll IulLD4
gm @ittpo6 iDrroe Die 2eide
Der @attin BON anbreds 8omufn,
metGe III QeDfirf, 9fln.. Itorb rtto
mad bier geGonot piir6e, olf Dem
ct. Soiepb 5rieobofe bel 3auL CUR
[ebten Rube gebettet, pobet Der 8rie4
tier 6. 8roerman nlntierte. Die Ser.
ltorbeHe mar cine Der GIteten glil.
iieoIerinneit Der 0ortigen fatboltIhet
@eneiuoe nno erfreute iih Soblrei.
der 8ef1ntidaft. Gem binterlofie-
men 1atten 8oaen tuir infer iilnig.
ties 8eileib.
Soiepb SllberIe, nnier eiuItiger
Sheriff. bcfinoet fi@ I'M bieigen
Soipitd[ tuoieIbft er fih elmer idtpe.
rem Operation ~untertteben Ianen
miBte 6eren aitsgong INNER nod
6tueifelbaft lit.
ab0nniert auf bic SddItme ErtbTna
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27

For Presidential Electors; Mob.
Smith. Melrose, N. NJ; T. Smith, Mel
rose, N. M; Ira N. Crisp, East Las
Vegas, N. M.
For United States Senator: Will
liam p. Metcalf, Albuquerque, N NJ.
For Representative in Congress;
Andrew J. Eggum, Roswell, N. N.
For Justice Of the Supreme Court:
A. James Mcdonald, Clayton, N. NJ.
For Governor: N. A. Wells, East
Las Vegas, N. M.
For Lieutenant Governor: ]. H.
Bearup, Guy, N. M.
For Secretary Of State: Vincent
Thomas, Taos, N. N.
For State Auditor: Frank Frost,
Dexter, N. M.
For State Treasurer: Frank Phelps,
Fort Bayard, N. M.
For Attorney General: J. Stanley
Clark, Clovis, N. M.
For Superintendent Of Public In
struction: Mrs. Lurlyne Lane, Alto,
N. M.
For Commissioner Of Public Lands:
Of -----------
For District Judge; ----------,
OF
For District AttOrney;-------,
OF
For State Senator, 18th District
Sierra, Grant, Luna and Socorro
counties): Samuel H. Wells, Deming,
N. NJ.
For State Senator, oath District;
Albert E. Lewis, Santa Rita, N. M.
For Representatives in Legislature,
22nd District: Samuel Shaw, Hurley,
N. NJ; Floyd Jones, Lordsburg, N. M.
For County Commissioners (First
DISTRICT: John w. Gardner, Silver
District, Bert Curtis, LOrdsburg,
City, N. M; Second District), Ed
ward Gardner, Mibres, N. NJ; Third
N. M.
For Sheriff: No nomination.
For County Treasurer: Richard
Reynolds, Fort Bayard, N. M.
For Probate Judge: ]. Frank Hol-
Man, Pinos Altos, N. M.
For County Clerk: w. W. Stephen
son, Silver City, N. M.
For Assessor: William ]. Rogers,
Silver City, N. M.
For County Superintendent Of
Schools: Mrs. Charles w. Reynolds,
Fort Bayard, N. M.
For County Surveyor: John C.
Mckee, Hanover, N. M.
VAN T. MANVILLE,
Attest: Chairman.
E. B. VENABLE, Clerk.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27
Local and Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. John R. McCabe, .ac-
companied by Miss Sarah Small Of
Ell Paso and Miss Sylvia Chase, are
spending the week at the KIT ranch
in the Animas during roundup.
Miss Small, their guest, was "Miss
Ell Paso" at the socia functions Of
the Irrigation Congress in the Pass
City. They will return to Lordsburg
for a several days visit before going
back to FL Paso.
Thomas Lister, Jr., returned home
Tuesday noon after a several weeks
vacation trip to the Pacific coast.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday nights a big Universal
feature at the Star theatre for DC
end 10c.
DR.. R. e. Buvens returned the first
of the week from Deming where he
was called to attend an important case
in the Luna county court. Ricahr T.
Young was also a witness in the
case.
Mrs. John B. Crowell spent several
days in Deming the last of the week.
John Powers of the State Engineers
office was out on the ella river this
week taking water measurements.
Mrs. Jack Heather was operated
upon by DR.. DeMoss Tuesday and is
recuperating nicely.
Miss Isabelle Eckles, superinten-
dent of Grant county schools, has
been in southern Grant county for
the past week visiting the various
schools. Last week she made a trip
as far down as the Mexico line.
This week Miss Eckles has been out
On the ella river.
Mr.. Beam is now in charge of the
S5 mine warehouse, accepting the po-
sition vacated by the resignation of
E. NJ. Altschular who has gone to
FL Paso.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27
HAVEN'T GIVEN BOND YET.

Earl Clancy, Dude Clancy and
Leon jackson, the three young men
arrested following the shooting ARRAY
at the Clancy ranch near Hachita 10
days ago, in which Frank Stedham
and w. H. Clancy were killed, are
still in the county Jail in default of
bond in the sun of $4,000 each. Ar
rangements for making the bond are
now under way, however, and the re-
lease of the accused on bail may be
secured this week. They are held on
a charge Of murder.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, u. S.
Land Office at Las Cruces, N. NJ,
Sept 10, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Morgan
l.. Massey, Of Walnut Wells, N. NJ,
who, on March 26, 1918, made home
stead entry OS202 for the NWA Sec
ton 20, T. 80 s., Range 16 W., and on
May 4, 1914, made additional home
stead entry No. O96O9, for NEh Sec
ton 80, Township so S., Range 16 w.,
N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make final three year
proof, to establish claim to che land
above described, before George Ed
mOnds, u. S. Commissioner, at Hachita,
N. NJ, on the 18th day of November,
1915.
Claimant names As w~itnessesi
j. F. Stidham, W. d. krebaum and
Frank Keeton, Of Walnut Wells, N. M.
and Shiloh Krebaum Of Hachita, N. M.
Sept. 29-Oct. 81. John L. Burnside,
Register.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27

Rev. Fuller will preach at the
Methodist church on Sunday
morning and evening. ~
BORN: to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Fuller on Monday, October 23rd,
a son.
Jack Woods and Henry Shelly
each got their deer the morning of
the 18th. They were gone about
three hours in the mountains
northeast of Lordsburg.
Mrs. Wade B. Smith is visit
ing with her husband a few days
at Bowie.
Malcolm Cannon is spending
several days in Tucson this week
taking in the circus, state fair
and visiting with the Mcclure
boys.
Several of the younger genera
ton of Lordsburg boys have
been apprehended for the al
legged theft of beer from the
Lordsburg Power Company and
will be dealt with severely. I'm
less some of the parents take a
hand several of these youngest
are destined to the reform school
before they are fourteen years
of age.
Don't miss "Peg o. the Ring" the
circus serial picture, on Tuesday
nights at the Star.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27
30, RRWARD

For information leading to the re-
covery of two horses strayed from
Stafford, Ariz., toward New Mexico.
One horse is bay, one brown. White
hind feet with star in forehead.
Both branded E R on left thigh. Re-
port to E. W. Richardson, Algodon,
Graham county, Arizona. 1t
Ask your friends what they
thought of the Metro pictures last
Thursday night?
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27
FIRST ACCIDENT
OF THE SEASON

The first gun accident of the hunt
ing season occurred Monday near the
IS mine, when a young Mexican, who
had come here from FL Paso to 60
to work, was shot through the body
by a rife which he accidentally dis
charged. The bullet entered to the
right Of his stomach and was re-
covered in his back. DR.. E. G. De
Moss operated upon the young man
Monday afternoon and Thursday he
was well on the road to recovery.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27
Bio Dance Saturday

Don't fail to attend the big
dance at the X. of p. Hall, Sat
urday night October %. Good
music and a good time ABSURD.
everyone.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Metro features are shown at the
Star theatre on Thursday nights.
Five reels of high class pictures.
Famous actors and actresses and ex-
cellent plots.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27

WANTED--Distric Agent wanted to
sell Life, Accident and Health In
combined in one policy. We
ian make exceedingly attractive offer
so the right man. Whole or part time.
Apply-Occidental Life Insurance
Albuquerque, New Mexico. AZ
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27

Hope Patterson went to FL
Paso Tuesday night to receive
treaement for an attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27
Want Ads

ICE CREAM, FL Paso made
received daily. Fine line of can
dies, always fresh. Perfumes
and toilet goods. Mrs. M. M.
Stevens.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27

AUTO FOR SALE: as horse
power car. Good condition.
Michigan late Model. See Nick
Hughes Jr., Lordsburg, N. NJ.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
SALE: Fine business together
with property on main street
of Lordsburg. Address P. o.
Box 334, Lordsburg, N. M
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-10-27

Presidential Electors, United States
Senator and Representative in Con-
gress as filed by the Socialist party:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-24
HIS YOUTH SAVES
JOSEFROM STATE
REFORM SCHOOL
Little Rodriguez Said 10 Be a
Clever Bicycle Thief, but He
Gets Chance to Be Good Be.
cause He Is a Kid"

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To the police. b. % ui thc Dlcforesi
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-24

\ musical entertainment viii be-
given 40 tie central AN"nu" Meth"'
Diet church This evening al \ O'Clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-24
ABOUT PEOPLE you
KNOW
Henry hauls baggage. Phone s3s

10Y
T.. sanchez uf Los Iunas - IN
the city Tor u bfi"t business visit
Edward Coleman aud w,fe Of san
"a Re. t~cpr"scnting the New Mex
state Record are visitors IN the CITY.
J. G. Dollar. president ot the flas.
stan LImber company. was here IN
business Yesterday.
II a. tours. J.. assistant United
States district attorney. ~ back from
"a business trip To cor
Tn. Fourth ward Democratic dele.
gates Will caucus tonight at tn. cit.
hail to consider candidates Tor u
eel.
Rabbi Noise Bersman al the roy
ular services NJ Temple Albert TO-
night. Will speak on the life of ls1a"
NJ. " Sc. "a noted American H"hrew
The publ, j. invited To- attend
Mrs f.. 9. wight ana children left
yesterday for california tu spent
several months. Mr. Wright ~ CASH
ior Of the pacni, Mutual III" lnsui-
an,o company.
Nick I;apier. assistant cashier at
the state National bank. had so i1s
recovered from ms scent illness yes
t.rdaN a. to b. Adj" to- visit IN" Elk
Fullos tor a few minutes.
" T.. Ssvtello and his son John,
returned N"st.TdaN RON 'dnc1pn.
where Mr.. SdWt"llo has a contract
Tor tho repair oi the BIRDS over In"
l.io iu'rco
IN" butlcr garage Yesterday re
ceiNcd an Maxwell automobiles from
the factor, representative Mr.. p''nn-
nell. several ~ the machines toby
w.I. turned over to those who mad
ordered them some lin ago.
william Hcsseldsn, representing
Wallace Hessclden. the contractor. a.
Magdnlena. returned from that city
Yesterday with q slowing account Of
- making
After spending = few days renew
iug acquaintance mere. Mr. ana Mrs.
Erno,t Liz of Madrid. left ycst"rdu'
tot Rochester. Mimi, where MI. ..tN
mas enter IN" MaNo Brothers hospi-
tai for ,redtmcn5 Nj Liz formetl,
was or ia. police force here. q
Mrs \. l.. tInlaw. who has beer.
visiting Mis- T. ". Kent left S"s-
tcrday tor Riverside. Cal. To visit
"a while IN her way 10 mel nome "a
san Francisco. Mrs. Flnlow M
been here tot = ne day n mas
been entertained consider ably.
i J McCloskcN, The baseball pro-
meter, president IT the Rio Gr.hce
league last ear, was here Yesterday
las. 8 plan looking To an "iinti TO
get N~budu"rque n a revived l""fu".
= \ .inIoiL OF Fort worth. TEX.
came here with Mctlosk"y and i"-
manned ON the scene. He hopes ..
b, bnss of IA" club II ~ j. organ
i1.d here, II * said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-24

The 1915 road tax Is nov due ant
payable at ~ West Copper a,"nu",
JOHN BLAkE. Collector
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-24

Phone 3. REQ narr. sti West Cop
per. for firs, clsss livery W |.
Irimbls = Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-24

FORECAST Snow tonight and
colder ~ east parton win
} freezing temperature, SATURDAY
fair ~ south. SNOW hdrfios ~
north portion.
Nt.Bt9tEHQtE weather for
} tn. - hours .ndcd at \ o'clock
this morning
MaNinum-62
Mintmum-3i.
, itauge-3l.
} Al as.
, southwest winds.
Partly cloudy.
} tErom Judge
Mother b~eraldin"'s teacher
. cav sh" II on the merit roll
D again.
D grandmother She's her faith
D cr's gifl. bless her htfam al
D WAYS aid tn. mos, mer.tri"ious
. work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-24
ROY CORHAN DEVELOPS
SORE ARM IN TRAINING

when the - Louis Cardinals let
their training camp At san Anionl"'
Tex. his week Rny furh'n had -
sore arm. Manager Miller Higgins
SAID. however that he was sure IN"
Albuquerque recruit would be- in tn
top shape b., the time 49, season
opened,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-25
SAYS OREGON IS
ENTITLED TO ALL
PORTLAND CHAMBER OF COM.
MERGE SAYS OREGON RiohT.
FULLY SHOULD HAVE EVEN
MORE THAN 40 PEA CENT

The following vital information on
ne apportionment Of the money re-
reived from the California. Oregon land
I;rant fund Ia sent out by Portland
Chamber Of Commerce. and explains
why Oregon Is entitled to all OF the 10
per cent Of the FUND to be spent on
reclamation work.
In March. 1913. r. H. Newell. direct
or of the reclamation service. recon-
mended that $450.000 be set aside to
co.operate with the state OF Oregon In
reclamation work, At that time Ore
yon had already appropriated $aS0.000
for work on the Tumalo project. which
work was begun In June. 1913. In
August of that year Secretary Lane
visited Oregon and congratulated the
tate on its progressive work. and no
i,erated his promise to give us consid'
Grafton. The $450.000 was never made
available and never spent. but It II not
The purpose. at this time TO enter into
any discussion of that matter. more
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-25
BY WIN. PHILLIP SIMS

Il niied Press stan Correspondent
PETROGRAD. July 2l.--It was
learned here today that Russia. Eng.
hand and France may soon issue =
Joint statement clearly outlining the
allies position regarding Poland's au.
,nnomy. This would be done ut Rus.
s.a's invitation. The Poles believe the
allies have made themselves the cham.
pions Of right against might. weak
against strong. Of small nation against
large one.
An article about this matter by Gas.
raldinc Mcnshikov has just been pub.
l,shed here In the Novoe vremia. II Is
,irniiicant because the writer has been
unsympathetic towards the Poles as.
pirations. because he frequently re-
fleets opinion In the higher bureau
cratic circles OF Russia. Recently. In
Switzerland. IA group of Poles drew up
\ memorial urging Russia to take the
Initiative with the entente powers and
conclude an agreement whereby upon
the conclusion Of victorious war the
ingdom oi Poland should be reunit 3D.
autonomous In her administration.
church. education. justice. finance,
communications and legislation. but
with customs. foreign relations and
army under the control Of Russia. Men.
ahikov Expressed his approval Of this
idea. In addition. he said:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-25
BANK MEN LEARN
ADVERTISING PAYS
OFFICIALS or FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK PLACE BONDS As SMALL
AS ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ~
ADVERTISING

United Press Service
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, July 26.-
Omcials OF the Ninth District Federal
Reserve bank here today announced
that they have learned It pays to I'd.
vertise. Placing bonds Of the United
States in the hands Of individual In
vestors In denominations as low as 800
has been accomplished through news.
paper advertising.
such a step is In keeping with the
best counsel of European nations"
Chairman John H. Rich OF the Federal
Reserve bank said today.
"The people must be led to think
that this is their government, and that
they have an interest in It. Their
holding government bonds will help
them. They will realize they have
loaned q friend some money. and have
his note"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-25
DEAREST PUBLIC

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starving.
Pretty, tho. isnt ~
Why don't you come In and gat q
sct Of thosc Ice tea glasses. Sure. you
can use them for beer on water---any'
thing you like. and they are cheap
We also have the Ice tea spoons. and
,hey have the same disease cheap.
Science has Just revealed that most
Of the peaches" hang round on their
limbs. No, I mean twigs.
II you Wish to have your Parisian
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Davis is the champion at this work
We will have a sample OF the work
Ia the window this coming week, II
YOU are going fishing you should have
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are useful and sanitary. and prevent
poilywoggs from going down the esoph'
agus.
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We can reset your diamond while
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is not great that you are going to find
It. again.
II Tia u watch YOU crave see our
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You ought to have Thermos bottle
Il. you 20 to the uncut.
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