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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06
VAR ON AUSTRIA IN
EFFECT BY SATURDAY
D.,I,rsfion Already Drawn And
Ready For Issue
sFgATgS COURSE IN DOUBT
pu, gou,s Was Stirred 10 Patriotism
ApJ Adopted Resolution With
ont Dissent

u.bon. opposition the House Com
..,e. oa Foreign Relations yesterday
+sl .or favorable report on a
-mfoa declaring that a state Of
.r evisled between the United States
a,t bus r.a-Hungary from noon Of
eo.,srdav Although there was a
.fgFt DISPOSITION to include Turkey
M ggiaaua in such a declaration,
-. ointment which appeared strong
Tes.7ar night, almost disappeared,
~, ealg Ia the committee, but among
-.s members of the House. The com
ratsa carefulIy considered this as
~. As ven as the general inter-
r.Hopal uation that would develop
gis sa actual declaration Of war
winsl Auatria-Hungary
pepraseu.adve Flood. Chairman Of
,ba committee. was unable to explain
m be associates why the President
had de .auated Austria Hungary only
and na. included tho other allies Of
Germany ln bis recommendation The
committee desired information on this
ubae and informed the chairman
hat fl would like to learn from the
State Department the sudden reason
for having declaration Of war
against Auslria-Hungary. Accord
lnqy Secretary Lansing was request
al To appear before the committee,
buf he wa unable 10 do so on account
rf Important engagements
The committee then decided that, as
tG. President was in charge Of for
e.an affairs and undoubtedly had the
best OF reasons for excluding the other
allies it would frame the resolution
Ip accordance with his message.
Representative Miller, Republican, Of
Minnesota offered an amendment TO
include Turkey and Bulgaria, which
was defeated his being the only vote
for 70
The sentiment for a mere declara-
uon that war exists between Austgse
Hungary aud the United States was
20 strong that Mr. Miller supported
the resolution framed by Chairman
Flood Four members of the commits
tee who voted against the declaration
OF war on Germany voted for the
Austrig-Hungary declaration They
Ncre Representatives Porter. (Rep)
Pennsylvania; Cooper (Rep) Wis
c0Bsin, shac1lelord, (Dem) Mis-
souri, Huddleston, (Dem) Georgia.
Nt'rs Patriotism In Congress
a somewhat new aspect has been
given 90 Americas participation in
The war hy President Wilson's ad
dress TO Congress Tuesday His state
men OF our objectives" has brought
70 Senators and Representatives
more intimate appreciation OF what
tbe nation Is lighting for. II is being
remarked I'm Washington that the
President while preparing the adj
dress, probably did not realize that it
would affect the nations legislators in
o way % Intensity their interest to
sec I'm the struggle against Prussian
autocraCv a fixed purpose to better
he world.
a strange metamorphosis has come
since yesterday over many members
OF Congress The latent patriotism
among them felt but not adequately
expressed some of them think that
t had not been encouraged sufficiently
us i'm fun bloom. and the result is
inevitable in legislation that viii fol-
loV the lines of the Presidents decla-
ration that our object is, of course,
To win the war"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06
No More Buns.

According to rulings by the Food
Conservation Commission there are
no more sweet buns made at any of
the bakeries.
The lack of sugar is the reason for
shutting off the making of buns,
which require sugar to sweeten them.
Buns are among the things now
has beens.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06
HIGHER PAY FOR
U. S. employees
"A Raise For All Drawing Uuder 81, 800
Proposed.

Increase of pay Of all Federal civil
ian employees with salaries under
81, 800 and provision that war taxes
on incomes and salaries shall apply to
Federal salaried officers. including
Senators and Representatives (but not
to the President and Federal judges
were proposed in q bill introduced By
Representative Osborne. of California
The latter provision is to do away
with the exemption of Senators and
Representatives from the occupational
tax Of the war tax law which is in adj
dition TO the income Of more than
$4,000 a year.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06
BIG MASS MEETING
REPUBLIC THEATRE
Former Governor Hanly Of Indiana
VIII Deliver Address
MAYOR STRANGE TO PRESIDE
Patriotism and Liquor Traffic" to be
Discussed Everybody
Invited

Much interest is being manifested
in the big prohibition mass meeting
which is to be held in the Republic
Theatre. next Sunday afternoon at
three O'Clock. Those who want seats
have better go early
Mayor James f. Strange( of this
city, who is interested in the moral
welfare of the men in the United
States service, will preside. Rev. DR.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06
BRAZILIAN COMMISSION
In UNITED STATE
viii Consult With Washington Regard
ing Prosecution Of War.

A Brazilian commission which will
consult with officials of this govern
ment regarding the prosecution Of the
war. arrived at an American port
yesterday on a steamship from their
native country. They were met By
the Brazilian consul. After confer
ences at this port they will proceed TO
washington. They came to America
prepared to remain for several
months
Members of the commission include
Col. Alto Cana. Major Borges Fortes,
Capt Alexandra Bueno and Lieut..
Mafkdiono Frogundes the latter the
secretary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06

DNHNttNNc A0A AAt uNhths
The following donations for the
month are acknowledged:
Mrs. Rosalie Curtin One glass OF
jelly, / basket of apples, bottle OF
ketchup.
Mr.. A. w. Case-one bushel Of
potatoes.
Mrs. ] G. Thompson One bushel
of sweet potatoes.
Mrs. Robert Moss-one basket Of
apples.
Mrs. Alger Twelve quarts of can
ned fruits.
DR. Herner-Tw bushels Of pota-
toes.
Mr.. Frank Basil-One can OF lard.
Mrs. Clausen Canned fruit and
plant for sun parlor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06
$50 REWARD.

The above reward viii be paid TO
any person or persons giving infor-
nation leading 10 the arrest and con-
Ne,'on al any person, in any way
finishing TO any sailor, marine or
soldier ln uniform any intoxicating
liquors. in any form in the city OF An
Mpoas or vicinity.
lS.sCed}-
ANNAPOLIS LIQUOR DEALERS
ASS0
FRANK r. SMITH.
AtaW Treas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06

On account OF the hlgh cost OF Nv
ing, it has become necessary 70 in
crease the charges for wards and pri-
vate rooms in the hospital as follows,
taking effect December /, 1917:
For wards, raised from 81 TO IS per
week
Private rooms on 2nd floor raised
from SIS to SIS per week
Private room on 3Td floor. raised
from S12 to sis per week
All obstetrical cases. $25 per week.
Free patients in wards as before.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06
Please Answer Questions

A house-to-house canvass is being
made Of the town to find out who's
who as regards to coal. A card with
the following is being presented at
each door:
Please Answer These Questions
How much coal on hand? ....~ .
How much do you need at present..
How much do you require for ball
ance Of the season.. 2.............a...
Name ............
No. House Street.
By order: Fuel Commissioner for
annapolis. James F. Strange.
Mayor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06

Villain s. Hart at his beet in The
Silent Man Colonial. Thursday.
auV ztd5
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06

Colonial, Thursday Willism S.
Hsrt Ia another thriller, The Silent
Man adv. 2td5
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06

Don't miss 'sThe LUne Wolf, . an
eight big parts. for its great Colo
NAL, Friday adv2td6
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06
EEByY SECOND HAND CLOTHES

.Nc Taat 60 let the people know We are
ftss second Hand Clathing-lla-
1gG Cbildren's. Also second
H.es snd furniture Ol al kinds
.t1g and rugs. Drop s post
.s NJ the house. Phone 4s-n.
ies s. Msin St
L's Che right number. NGu
PAULINE BLOOM.
% MAIN So ml5Sm TeiephaRe 4im
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06
PLAYLET!

Thursday and Friday Nights, Dee. and
!. at Trinity NJ. r. Church lSouth)
West street. "schooi at Mud Helisw.v =
Admission 70 cents Generous patres
age solicited d5-2t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06
MILK FOR SALE.

Fresh milk daily at Annapolis
Restaurant, 224 Main street, and az
corner West and Cathedral street.
Fourteen l1s) cents per quart. dS-1w
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06
HOSPITAL kiANAGERS
HOLD MONTHLY MEETING
Superintendent Submits Report Prices
For Rooms and Hospital Treat
ment Raised.

At the regular monthly meeting of
the Board of Managers of the Emer-
geney Hospital. held this morning, the
superintendent submitted her report
a. fOlfou-s.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06
raR CAPITAL

!. rke G letter from home.
g. that It follows you where
[rer vou 90. 30cts. 2 month
ty mail
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-06
THE wEATHER

For Maryland
Cloudy tonight and Friday,
probably snow or rain; not
much change in temperature.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05
Moving Pictures

Ruth Rolana's nett appsarsnce %
the screen viii b In The 0ultaaa." "
. thrilling comedy oslodfana ssom
Rsury G. RowlanA's we'll knowa book.
producsA 10 The suashiae Of Caufoe'
nit By the tlalboa company. and eoo'
orcd by the fAnous Paths psoeeaA
Ruth Rolaaa viii b rcnsmbsrsd -
her spleadid work In PalAe's "wAe
Paysi" series. and In . nu0ees d
Gold Rooster plays produced 10 sat'
ural coiors. The isadiag role 10 ''TAe
Ruitaaa" II said 70 b particularly
suited IN her talsats. She p sap
ported BY Il. iIsasy Grey. william
conkliu. Daaisl 0iiseashsr an6 Oh
ere. Tho story deals With the uyslss.
ious appearance and dlsappsaPssce ot
. priceless jewel. THE Sultaaa." Rich
In dramatic situations aud osautide1
BY natural colorlns. The suleaaa"
ahoaid be . most acceptable o6erans.
A. the star tonight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05

mower; two sets double work har.
ness; one saddle; one harrow: oas
wslking piow; oss riding attach
mept: two dozen chicksss: also alI
small tools. conslstins OF hay forks.
farm tools. ETC.: sIl Of sald prop
srty being located Or what was
known - the Ire n. Hanson ranch,
near the poStollce Of Keno. Khan.
ath county, Oregon. or for six hns.
dred (esO0.00D dollars II the same
cannot be delivered. ~ damages.
snd costs Of this action.
rhls summons II served upon you. the
'ai1 defendants. By publication there.
" in the Evening Herald. . public
,ewspaper Of general circulation.
,sinted and publishcd at klamath
Palls. Klamath county. Oregon. oacs
! week. for nix consecutive weeks
Iseven Insertions). the Arst pubiiea.
Ion being made February -. 1917.
Ind the last publication April 3. 1917.
~ order Of the Honorable D. v. Kay-
kendall. Judge OF the circuit court Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05
DRINK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
ssys yeu seolk III eeels sueet
aad tvooh laoAa aa6
60 soldom =.

u you ass aeesssons1 70 wake "
with . coated tongue. eosl sseaeA q
10 dull. disay hsa1aeAs; o.. u yess
meals sour and tasa inso ~ 49,
acids. you have . real surprise awa's-
Ing you.
Tomorrow mornins. innse!aesly
upon arising. er'a1 : ~. y
watsr Win . eeaseooeses g u
phosphate - IT, !es u J. y
arse sessfa'!se ase - ~. @
yoss seenaee' I'VE. s.:.s -. s
y ssse o. sesess'ass ass -. 'ss.:
bio Waste. eessoes' so.s ~ ~ ~
ins. tass eseeesaas' .wssesss .
par'eyias tes ss''rs saesess ' =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05
IlSN PRIZES N
ESSAY CONTEST


CORVALLIS. March s.--ssesss .
.A..se Tor 4 grade sehool pupil saA .
NJ .rhool s,udset IN klamath cous'
!. n vim 4 medal sure. asa compsse
= =, s.e Of tho Ss 10 $50 prisss ossred
!, = ,hs National Thrift Society sos The
- = ,..ay on thrift. Az essays must
80 through the ollce Of County
s..,s,u,sndsni Wells.
Oregon has done much 70 peo1oss
.A,,f, m ,,s educational isasitstsoas, "
~, l,esu J. A. nexsll Of o. 4. c..
- n tho Oregon meabee OF The aa'
,lsss, sommiasioa. "why MOI Ore
- shl,Aveu 81 . llas as1 sasA .
s.ub,, of tho coaasy prisssS They
q, 40 Il II they sry."
n sdai,ioa "a The coaaty medals.
,a,A pslses viii ~ Givea vlsasrs u
- ss,leaal contest - follows: vos
~ visser of lAs arse psaes u ~
- school divisioa. ose: fos The go.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05

a~mupeos Sos Puh)Scattea - Fossr
e3oeare q TAx Loea
n The Circuit Court q the state oi
0eogoa, Tor xlAnAlh County
Motto Utloy Realty Company. . co1'
poratlou. Plaiatl9.
~.
y. ?. Cus1an and Michael y. Cusran
Ooeeo1ants.
No =. 2. Cursaa a1A Alehaal } Cur
ron. ~ above nanea Defendaats:
n ~ naDe Of tho otAto oe Oregon:
Yo0 0so hereby ooetoo1 th4t Noltl
Vstjoy Realty Company. . coepoeaeios
~ holAoe oe Coeeloo1to q Oel!a
ouooey 0unberea SO. t1oue1 % ~
30sH 1ay o. October. lo1e. y tAe ~
colloe1oe ot the county q XlaOath
lo1ato oe Oregon. toe the amount q
1Areo anA SI.l0e aollare, tAe eAnt
Selaa u amount tAso eue and -
unouent eos the to3oo tor he yeAl
1911. toeoehse With peoalty. lntereo
~ cAols eheseoa upoe ~ real prop
oet1 aeaoaseA 70 yoN. oe which you ~
/. ~. ou1oe % appeAfa ot rocord. oleu
~ q 0Ald county o11 state. AN
oas1ieulasly boun1e1 an@ Aoscri6ed q
to)loWo. eo.Wtt:
, ~ oeuth halt q Ne Aorth bal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05

c. ~. noeshWeoe @uostss ef ths
1out6Woee quarter q section -.
tovDship - south. seeGs IL east.
rYcs oss fsstAss sstiAsl thst sssd
Mo1oo Utjoy neo1sy C00paAy. . cor
ooeoelos, hno raid eaxso % Aall prem
lseo Tor 0S)oS or substQuent yssss.
With The rate Of lnterest on aaid
a0ouoeo - follows:
Yo0y 1913, Daid OFT. 30. 1915, tsx
ssesioe no. SiSS. smosat s.7s. rsis Of
lstessst IS psr cent per amman.
receipt No. e33l. amount 5.3S. rate OF
istssest 70 per cent Per snn.m.
Year 1913. paid Oct. 30. 1915. ta1
receipt No. sS33. amount 3.Ss. rate OF
ineereot IL per cent per annum.
Said Michael p. Currsn
~ the owner Of the legal title Of the
above Described property ~ the ssos
appears Of record. and esrh Of the
other persons shove named are here
BY notlned that Nolte Utiey Company.
Q corporation. plaintiff herein. will
apply 10 the circuit court Of the coun-
" as1 state sforcsald for . decree
forecl0slas the lien against the prop.
erty above described. end meuflone0
In sald certificate. And you are here
By sunm0ued TO appear within sixty
days after the lirs& publication Of this
SUMMONS. exclusive Of the day Of o1ld
Arst publication. aud defend this
action o. pay the amount, due -
shove shown, together With costs aa0
acerwed lnterext. and In case Of y0uS
failure 70 do 20. decree Will b rea.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05
JAPAN DEMANDS
SlAy SECURITY
rxCSrAL nHQUExT 0v xIl'sOxs
MAY vOLD W siss.sss ~
IOAx-iARaExr RvER viDAT.
ED N rnH wAssrmw, ~ Mad.

TOXIC. Feb. is.---(Dy nsllD-ps.
cause ihs japAnsse banksss hsve
made Tho unusual dsmaa1 that thsy
be given security. Japan may have "a
refuse the rsqas~t Of hss ally. Rus.
sla. for . new iosn of eiee.oee.oee.
should japan maks this losa. Il WILL
bs the largest ever Aoatsd IN thia
country.
Ruasia proposed the Issue 70 the
Japanese govsrnment. which -
euain,cd tho haaksss With Rsssla'a
overtures. A. Ruaata Iatse1e1
spcading the money Tor mualtioai
aud other products purchased ID thk
country. tho proposiiioa mss viii ~
approval Of The government.
Japan has the money 70 Ysks ths
loan. snd IL success sssns1 ASSURED
uatil tho Toxic baaksrs made thslI
demand Tor security. In view oe bel
poaition - . Arsl class power asl
ssicnd bound In alliance With Japea
Russia believes such guasaatse ~
hsc~ssasy aad bsasaih hss digaity
Japanesr Ananciers Jake the Atlltsos
however. that eoasi1ssiag tAs lasGl
amounts Russia hes already bosrows<
hero. and the magaituds Of hHr lates
proposai. some form OF sscsslt,
should b offered.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05
FEN FOLKS have
GRAY nA|R NOW
parOGixr AAYK lAnsES ARR
rmxa RE11PH Ov AAOe TIA
AND xrIJ'ssrR

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u's'' " e.".a ~
esss ~ '"' "."' wv
sase W "'.'a.. y: 49, ~.
ss'Psa' '" .esp -" 'os -.
ee.s''a'' anu '.ou'."s' ~ .
ase men VINO '.'"s '".. 's" 49, ~.
'aa' oea"'""' as.. s".s' - ~. ~
eeFa :" sa's' w. ""' '"''
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05

Urie seid 81 uneat srcitss ths hdnays. tasy
bseens evsevqsted. eet slugsiae. achs. and isel
Ske lunps q I'D. 1hs urine becomes cloudy,
~ bladdae 4 issitated. and you. may b ob!qsd
- ~ M two o. three times during The nieht
ma ~ Hdasye clog you must hslP them lnas
q ~ heyS srseou' va;ss e" q yosEs e an An
.isses = ~ kidney region. you suf1se. from
Ss15ISeha - keadache, disslnssa, stomach oees
ss,ss. 1Sssno coated and you tel rheumatic
t1isnls VSea ~ weather 4 bed.
: ~ - neaA, dirk (ots q wate!; eleo -
~. : ~ .lIsspsesiJ i clsss q vasss bslsss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05
FORT ROCK NAN
IS SOUGHT HERE
EDWARD ns:aseJT Ov ARROW
VINO wORxHn NEAR HERE N
xAwAllll. AND LEFT r0R Ora.
TxR LAKE. N NisSlN0.

FORT ROCK. Ore. March s.--rhs
dissppearance Of EAwasd Bsmeat Of
Arrow u eauaag bis nany frssads
aaa relatives eoasidsssbis aaxisty.
The last time his mother. who h poss.
miatreaa Of Arrow. heard froa hin.
wss II Rcp,smbes Of last year.
~ that time hc Vas working In .
sawmi,l near Klamath Falls. Hla
father was also WORKING ~ the samc
mill. and oil the iniormatioa be can
give ID that hs found . note on the
table from "a. STATING that hs vas on
Als way 70 Crater Lake. and request
ise IN father 10 sce that certain b.
loagings reached his mother. He II
knowa 70 have lett without Q coat.
rrisnds have written 70 Crater
Lake, but no one sc~ms 10 have ssen
hin there. Many other persons have
been written 10 In the Vicinity OF
Klamath Falls. but not the sii9htess
traes Of him can b. found. Before
lssviug tor Ctsier Lake he sent his
uoshse . check tor . considssable
sun, aad bis father believes that hs
SIN had about 800 on bis person
whsa hs isit the mill.
EAward nsmsnt Il - years OF ase'
asd when away from his mother had
always be~n In tho habit OF writing
hss from one 70 three times week.
She u st = loss 10 account for BID
estra loag Absence.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05
ANvHssr.seD MAIL I.lxr

The lollaWins unclaimed mall mat
Ter advertised IN the 3rd oe March
Will b seat Ia the dead ieticl
o0es a. WaslAaston. u. e.. on IN.
l7th oe March. 4 charge of ous
esae viii - made tor each letter a.
llvesed eron this Hat. In eaiiing soI
letlsrs say "aAvsrtised. wv. 4. fD~i
cell. r. n.
Allen. Esaest l. and Myrtis N
Cassei. Esnest Jr,
petstek. Jack
EMhmaa. Roy
Johnsna. HARLOW x.
Klamath Co. Imp. ESm. Co.
lmpesiai l.aunAsy
l.etGhly. Mrs. Claude l..
Noalgomssy. RoAGsr
l.yoaa. Master 6idasy
llswsy. Ralph
NhAaahsa. Charles ca
Wsaass. u. l..
6lnooaa. George
Schmidt. Mn. Helen
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05

.EDUJ0.W0TDc8D
0unneoe ~ p,sbllanalea q sRoer
songugo. - 1sx 1Aes
u ~ coeou(e ceust Of the STATE Of
oSo6oo, t. xIamafh Couaty
NoOto Utlo1 Really Company, . COZ.
pesasloa. P1sisti6.
Charles 4lslIg aad Charles n. Kia-
az, 1Dleo1Anls.
70 CSosS0s xls1ig and Charles n.
Kinllg. ~ shove NAMED Dsfss1.
n ~ aaass Of the state Of Orsgos:
Y0s aso heeoey notified thst Motto
Ctjey Realty Company. . coSp0satl0a,
tho hoo1oe q Certificate Of Della-
eweoey ou0o0go1 $50, issaso1 o. lho
seth DAY Of October. 1915. By the tag
eollectoe Of the county Of KLAMATH
etate or OgoDpo. for the a0Ouat u
ehros aol o1.1oe dollars. ~ sane
belug the amount then due and ds-
llnqueal Tor he taxes f0r the year
1911. toeettee With penalty. Interest
and costs thoSeoa upon tho real prop.
esty aoaGGoo1 ~ yow. Of which you ere
49,. 4. salI HSsuev snA sSeaH aaA
ss ~ ~"~"x ~ As.s.st..S : ~
s.sH ssss.
'o's"S. 80 sS A.u a, ~. .o.sh s.,s
Of The noethoast quarter OF the
sc-nsSsr r scsss s..ss IA s.ss'
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N.Y. ,;.,s. S.sW, c"~ns.v = ~.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05

NOTICE 10 hereby given BY the Local
Carpentsr's Uaioa. No. 100. Klan-
sth Falls. Oregon. that. owing to ths
inereasing high cost OF llviag. they
will Increase their scale oe wase iron
soc TO sec PER hour. such iaesease -
ing eGective on aaA aftes tAe ~
day oe May. lSl7. S.lo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05
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In the Circuit Court. IN and for the
Coaaty Of klamath and State oe
Oregon.
La r. Hanson and Hopy Haasoa.
Piaiati1s.
".
Herbsrt .. smith and Artie y. Smith.
Deeeadants.
TO Hsrbsst 9. Smith and Artie n.
smith. Defendants shove naned:
u The name Of the state Of Oregon:
You are hereby required to appear
and answer to the complaint Alea
asainse yoa In the above satitled ae-
tioa On or before the - day Of April.
1917. that being the last day Of the
time prescribed ia the order Of pub
lication OF this sunnons. and u you
fA!l % to appear. plead. answer. de-
muv, of otherwise move. for want
thereof. piainti6 will apply to the
court for the relief prayed for In their
complaint. to-wit:
For . judgment for claim and de-
livery Of the following described prop.
erty:
Ten dairy cows. different breeds
/, snd cOlors. Jerseys. Holsteins. etc.
OF various marka and brands: threl
steer calves: ono heifer calf: two
bay mares. = and 9 years old: ona
hack one farm wagon: one Buckeys
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-20
HIBISCUS SHOW
"Opens TOMORROW

Arthur F. Wall, director of the Carni.
val Hibiscus Show. which is to open
at noon tomorr6w In the wings of the
Pan-Pacific pavilion on Bishop square.
opposite the Young Hotel, declared
this morning that he expected to have
collection of from 1000 to 5000 vari-
cites OF the national flower of Hawaii
on exhibition. Although he Is prac-
tically assured that there will be that
many varieties in the collection, he
urges all growers of the hibiscus who
have not so far entered their plants,
to do so today or early tomorrow.
The wings of the Pan-Pacifie pavil.
ion are being cleared out today to
make room for the flowers. which will
be placed in position the first thing
tomorrow morning During the flower
show. which Is to continue throughout
tomorrow afternoon and evening, the
pavilion will be closed to all who have
not tickets OF admission to the flower
show. Afterwards the dioramas will
again be placed on free public display.
The price of admission to the Hibiscus
Show Is the nominal sum OF % cents