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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-17
AMERICAN NAVAL
OFFICERS O|NtO

Sin EDWARD CARSON SAYS Ne
OellGvge IN A0SolUTG gFei.
clgNcY OF the AMERICAN
NAVY
LONDON. May 1.-THE American
naval o@eers in charge Of the United
States destroyer aotilla now on patro,
duty In European waters. attended .
luncheon given today by the British
Navy League here.
Il believe In the United States
navy's absolute efficiency" declared
Sir Edward Carson. In giving . toast
to the American Navy"
Sir Carson said that Rear Admiral
Sims. who IL in charge Of the notilla.
is working in closest cooperation with
Sir John Jellicoe. commander Of Eng.
lands patrol division.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-17

Amos E. Wilson. cashier. Leaven.
worth. Kans.. writes: This acknowl.
edges draft for $s.421.14 for my 5000
policy, which IN &2531.15 more than
paid the company In twenty years"
F.. n. Priest. Agent. over K. K. K.
Store. 17-3t'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-17

Up.To-oATG PICTURE FRAMING
We have Just received the very
latest IN picture moulding. II you
have . picture Or photo that you wish
to have framed correctly. We can do It.
II TOMBSTONE FURNITURE co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-17

. Minimum. today. 81 degrees.
. Maximum. yesterday. % degrees. 4
. No precipitation.
NHAH>H>>>A>>>HHH<
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-17

BUENOS AIRES. May l7.-An ON
cial announcement has been made that
the South American neutral republics
have arranged for . conference to b
held At Buenos Aires ON September Z
Brasil ID the only South American rc-
public not to be represented at the con
ference.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-17
win q . Portland.

VIII e . Portland.
Tom Mitchell Of the ". p. johnson
Realty company q this city. leaves
this week for Portland On business
trjp.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-17

Atna peiieiss provide perfect pro
teetie0. They are the standard o. the
World. Ask chileete. .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-17
WHEAT EXPORTS
PROHIBITED NOW
N ARGENTINE
soUrn AMERICA 70 coNeGR:
sRA2,I gxclUoEo
Early April Gmearss stalled on By
America ana lnelana-GNeland 70
Return larss Quantity When Avs.
sral'aW Aarvsss Maas. BY Agreement.
Southern Republics = Center At
0ssnss Aires September m.

BuENOS AIRES. May 1.-THE Ar
eentine government has announced the
prohibition Of the expectation Of wheat
from the country.
An early April embargo was an
nounced. but was held In abeyance ~
= result Of American and British pro
tests. England threateninG to hold coal
shipments In retaliation at that time.
Finally Arsentine agreed to sell Eng
land \ great quantity Of wheat. which
II to b returned when the Australian
crop b harvested.
Il II not known whether or not to
days order Affects this agreement
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-17

In Frem oeiN6ale.
n. 8. Nox Of Orindale was In towr
today o. business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-17

Only one matinee OF Civilization
tomorrow (Ffiday) at 3 O'Clock. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-17

" you want 70 cell Or trade. go Grill
ests.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-17

sOuy . hesne Nrst," end yevIl havs
. pises - say In yeSr cd aee. -
chlleets.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-17

n frem laN0eil Valley.
llr. and Mn. Allie vinsoa are In
The cesnty seat today from their home
n Lanesu valley.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-17
ApsaaoUM ceMGMrs

8WUS
The alumni q the Klamath county
hisA school wtl} meet tonight at the
hishscAool building to make plans for
thsir annual meeting.
. .
Prosperity Rebekah Lodge meets to
nieht b regular session At I. O. O. r.
tan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
AGED s. AND RIDES
ON TRAIN YESTERDAY
FOR THE FIRST TIME:
TAKES HIS INITIAL TR1F
ON q TROLLEY CAR EN- ROUTE
HERE
Yesterday Was Day of Thrilling EX-
perienccs for Samuel Gauding OF
Monroe County, Ohio

Although he has lived far many years
within five miles uf Il railroad. samuel
tiauIinc. Of nrar ,SlrdiS. ohio. hah r"N''r
ridden on II train az Il street car unit!
Yesterday. when i,. tra|"i"! "u 10th. "ll
his way 10 Wheeling. Mr.. 'inudinr,
now past 81 years at aG". l. a welt
known farmer. and has Si".nt his lir"
nu the farm on which hc was horn.
II never had much business outside
Of Monroe county. So | never had "c'n-
sion IL rid,. un Il rain "r street "aJ.
Mr. Gau,llng told an IntrlliG"uc"r r"i"":-
ter. yesterday afternoon. At ia" u" X -.
station. wh.l" waiting TOR tram /"
take him to Mendoza. II small station
about thr!." miles south Of New Mar
t!usIilic and IN" stop nearest his home.
II was never on - street car uniii lhiS
morning. when ! rod" on on" from Men
rIuIa 20 Now M1rIIussill". I" catch a
tram for Wh""ing. This L. tn" rrsl
tim" / WAS ever in Wheeling. 80 Yea
SEQ. I'm having som" real experiences
to-day"
Mr.. 'au!inG snid II" hal hlid"n once
in m nliluu!nhil II" lik"d that way
III travelling. and In" tram whS ;tlriGhl
too. hc said. hul tn" street car WIS
rough. and rocked Xix" til" boat in which
hc often crosses tho river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
AFTER a YEARS
OF SUFFERING
This Lady Tried Cardui, Let Her
Tell You in The Following
Statement The Results
She Obtained.

Wise. Na.-Mrs. J. NJ. Elan. Of this
place. in writing Of her female
troubles, SAYS: This rroubl" went on
for il Years. often | wa> unable To
work and suffered badly al =. times.
when could not BE- on my feet at all.
Really in bad health all The Tim" dur
ing ,hoS" Il years. and MIS- never
without pain. with awful hackachlnE.
had no appetite. was nervous. hUt III
that TIM. my husbands sister o.
recommended thar try tardui which
began 10 take, . and which has
caused NE tn be- in better health ever
since, In a few days frl that i'm
pruvemcnt had begun. My back E"'
stronger and less painful ;;"l less
nervous and my app"'i'" began 10 I'M
prove. In Il few weeks my improve
m.nt WAS noticeable. and got int"
better health lhan | had had for II
wears. My walking before had been
very Painful. and could nnt stand on
my feet to do any good. Aftrr using
rhrS,. medicines. however. could walk
without pain aud WAS ahl" tn d" tn"
work and housekeeping for an "rdi'
nary family. Ny back and appriitr
were b"ttrr. and ais" my nerves..
Il YOU suffer as Mrs. Elam did. TAX"
Cardui. II may be- just what YOU need
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Presents for 1.-THE Boys"
Must Reach N. !. Nov, q

WAsIiIN(YrpN. Nov. lo.-Christ.
ma. uarkI.cs for men serving on
American war vessels abroad must
,r,rb New Work nm Inter Than No
,,,nh..r ~ rho navy druartmi,nI an
,unnr,J Ior,rh, IN i.s1;ur rrgu!ations
In enid, prrsuus; sending gifts to off
Ger. and iurn of The navy both 1T
hunr and. in foreign waters,
,,;.,;,. ,.,,,1..i,, .,r,I,, "a n,cl,-
,,''',,,h.,r.. - w. Ar,o,;,..,n
a., rnrn,,,. i, rrnrcn AMI ,hr
r,I, ,ha, ;i,,,,rn,,n,.I,. ,,rI,ol hoy,s
, ';,.,I =, Sou, vo,l; fnr
''",r w." ''I ,.nn" t' ,,r,',,,"I ~,
s,''r ,..; ,,,n.',.,,n1'n, ,m1n~ =, iss,,,
,r,,',r. ~ nn., ,,, ,hrn,,rhou tho
"'",'S ~ r'',' ,'''', a,,,,,, t,,nh n,cl,,rna
,,nI's.. ,,,a,. ,,nl., ,hn r.c,,i,,,rnnis
"',',
II" r'%uiit',""9 'HSucu u! 'Ne t>''s
"'l"' '''''"' '"'''''
Packages forwarded by parcels post
must comply with lh" postal reErlIa-
lions, and should hr rnclCsrd in sub
sian;ial boxes with hinged or screw
ION cover 10 facilitate opening and in
sncctinr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
DOCTORS HAND
OUT LIVE TIPS
They Take the Public Into
Their Confidence
They Take the Public Into Their
Confidence.

Prominent physicians claim people
fail in life because Of nerve InngeT.
that it is The active, hricht,rycA.
There" at work or play.
Strong. well nourishcd nerves Is
the great ScCrG. Of success. h,al1n and
happiness.
Men and women try 10 live regard
less of health, strength. ambition.
rnrrgy and hope; they "NS I'd the
speed limits. wasting nCrvh strength
and energy, and fa to stor" mp re-
reserve force: afterwards they only
exist; life has no joys.
Without energy. ambition, strong
nerves and pur" blood one cannot
hope to enjoy III" fullest 'Ac%Surc Of
success and happiness.
A noted specialist say "Pho%Hhat-
cd Iron brings strength TO INC blno'l.
nerves and brain: that it is Il perfect
combination of vital ;itH!"ni+ OF
great tonic qualities when taken by
'Nervc-siCk humans; that If will IN
crease body and nerve "2"rEE, restore
ambition and staying TO"".'.
He also says: IF Iii are in"
victim Of ovrrwnrk. very. excess OF
mental ana physical forces. hay" thH
blues. and the PLEASURES OF life, ar"
no longer enjoyable. mat You n""H
Phosphatrd Iron la brace. huild YOU
w and put Won on your i'"' again.
SpcCiaI NntiCC--Tr in>i.:' rhy-I-
clans and their patients g"i'ins. III"
genuine phO>pharrd lrnn ~ pm NJ
in capsules only. so do no, allow |I''i;i'
crs to substitute" m! pills or tablets.
G.. II. Gric-r Il e.. Wh"";iH". ". Va,
and leading druggists ~ 'r;wh"r''.
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Monaco TlSsinV.

IT,II\N 'Ir,NI"ST Nl;TEES IN
H1l.T'If,I;\ t''hi.I. sunday. Nov. H..
~. -. NSs"cIAj"d Ir' %sI--'rh" "n"mT'S
,.,,,.r;,, .,,.s; ~. ~. north md "ts' in an
,it.rui n, rn,.:r"l"rn"nI "t N" Italians
have, .r"' S:c.".,L"I TIL" m"nac" on
m. |, ,lian left wing also Is virtually
past
.rh. rrcnncruiratinn Of IN" Italian
,ru;y nlnn:: 'iIr newly chosen lin" "f de-
.,ns,. u nnu virtually an accomplished
far, The Iruups hay" taken M their
nrsitionS in trenches IN" gun "upl;rrt'-
,ncr,s hovr hr"r mad" ready and tn"
ybnI.. vast organization IS preparing for
,bc .hn;t(r TINT is not $" far of. Tn"
mon are in good Spirits. and II feeling ~
determination prevails in all ranks.
Retirement uf that part Of TN" Italian
fnrc, in IN, Carnia district If Northern
y,r,tio has shortened tn" Italian main
front which now presents y compact
line extending about twenty ml":i
along IN. new river dcf"ns"s To the
sea.
The allies arc represents" on IN" no"
front nv some british batteries from
the Carsr. The presence Of allied f"rrr'
is regarded as of the highest import
ancc for it's moral effect on tn" Italian
troops. which thus far have borne the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
CHINA PROTESTS TO
United STATES ON
THE JAPANESE PACT

N-,ctI%,r.rG< Nnv I" --EOrmIl
,i,.,. H., ,..,,,,,,,.,,t i,,,,vr.u
I.,,,,i ..,,,.,. nm, imam r,r,r,liu.
,H,,, ,,.. .,.I ~ ,h,. st,t. J.uurt-
IT, /, W.l,i,,,,nu IIon
~ m ;uS,r,,.,inus
,..,,.,,.,
.,,i -. ~, dn,,,n,u, I,.ri hv tho
49,, matt. nu,,Ii, hut II +:
,r,, ,,bi,,, oli.r;s IL any
.,,..L marian, affecting lis interests
=. ,Ln wishes of tb.
,,'. ,I. ,i..,,s,Ivcs Erws tb,t
.l,,., ia hoor CHAD ar Toxic
" t,;.,.,ri,. ,.,..nrj,y
49,, v.iuo tbo c,o,,
,I ,h. t,r,,,cSc rorrirn
,,r!;.,, ,,.iII r..s,,nnd ai an carly date with
,<,,I,r,,ions and declarations Of the abb
,.,,,,,.,, ~ my sinister designs uron
,I,,r. th,rr viii IT,, no extended dipIo-
,,.,ir ,y,.hruu,s on The SuhiccC Of the
,,r,,,s,u
r.i,,,. ~, chinese objection ia the
,,,.'.,,,. -, ,,.r.,b I'm, observation-disclosures
.., ,,,,,.rs,,r,i,,..- WAS u.-ntiatrd. ~ tho
,.i,..y ,l,.,r !; * nm unjust and DANGER
Gus, Theory that ANY nation has Il right
ia assert a rInirl To- $p"cial iu"rcsts IN
another country without tn" la;"r's con-
son. Secretary Lansing. i'll his state
lncni Announcing IT," agreement by
which .Inpan's special interest III Chihl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
ALLEGED GAMBLERS FINED.

NJ s. McAf-r. II. MCCulIu"h and l!'r-
man Paul. arrested early Sunday MORN
ina in L raid on 4 club r""H II I'LL
MARKET street. w"r" timed =" m" costs
in police court yc$tcr'iry by Jm!G" Wat
kins. 1t is alleged by Tho i"lir" ihH'
hr mon were gambling IL th. rla"" and
q couple Of poker Tables. on" 'h'' and
some cards found by thr l",ii," W"r" ar
drrrd destroyed. Ar appeal VS. taken
by Attorney I:it> representing the" com
yictrd men and IL bond 81 $l"H Ma; i!N"d.
hiudin" all over - IA" criminal court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13
SAILOR EOEOREp.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-The first
navy medal of homer 10 be awarded since
lhr trIrrti States entered the war. Sec
rotary Dani"ls announced today goes 10
Patrick Mct;unigHl. uf YOUNGSTOWN, O..
:. ships litter Al great hazards nc
r,surcd an observer from Il kite balloon
al sea. brought down by ;hc SQuall. He
als,: was awarded slUO In cash.
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WAiNThl--Female

WANTE D-I.ldy = u:'lli., and u"a; appearance
'r .,:i iu.!r sad, linz .,'rl u-d IN ri"rs iI"n-.
E.:.r.1.. r.',,>aIE. 'tJi'" Ter refined lady
t.. ,.r!-r ,-t,.'.',.: ;asI'"I 'r''::,e cGr irrpmc
WIZ lIi.r "i ,>ah!,s,,i Eo'.," $3.50. Sd'lirss e. r.
t ,a ret. i...a'.. NH
WANTED ';r!> Ia rci lr',> MIA. md floor News
I.ur,,.,,l. e.. n.S-u
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Cross has called special meeting Tor
Wednesday morning At II o'clock Dele-
gates wiz be appointed ut this meeting.
IN attend. the organizing OF the Potomac
Division of the Rcd cross in Baltimore.
Md. November 81. 30 and %.
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D I E D

PLANkEY--At Pittsburgh. Pa. on SATURDAY. Soren-
Ter 10Th 1917, :; o'chck u M. HARRY PLAN
KEY. IN the Ais: year q his age
Funeral services a; Tho Mcndcl Cpmp'nJ coaps.
1919 Ch.rlinr str,-+ Monday sftern on ~
oJcIock friends II tho family invited IntermsA
uri,aip Greenwood crnlec;ry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13

Losr-A MINK NECK PIECE. IN FRONT OF rs
I.TH ST. SUNDAY EVENING. REWARD.
BELL 757.M. G.?. n-l3-i
LOST dd;r>' gold trr'ins watch "rh name
bora ward "n:raSrI In-d" Reward II returned
4" l?o Alley H.. n-l2'l
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German Eeport.

EEElIN. N"y. -. via l'"nion.-.Thc
Ausrru-t;.rtnnr forces III n"r'hrril
Ital, hay" rui Of la.h"n r"tr"atin&
Italians ~ h. urp"r l'iHv" Valley. tn"
vnr nrfic" announces. The It;llEllS
ur. said to l,av,. surrendered. Tn" ''"r-
man statement says ia" T"ut"n forces
HAY, advanced 'rnm l!"lluno down IN"
river I'iaI" ard ar" standing b"lor"
T.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-13

MEDER-On Sunday morning. November H. lsi1'
b,- late residence. MKS. ANY T.. widow OF ths
lair .IllH,rt r Mr-cT.
Funeral ,rr,cr. =, the residence Of her dAnsnoo'
Nrs George NInkrk. rrasan; Valley. TonSoU
afternoon ~ - n'r'r.'k Friends OF The iAniV
,u,!ir.l % aitrnd I"uT'nc7t rT'is ~ o'e'n""'
rnIner:S.
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PsuLus-On Saturday. November 10. 1917. u lo39
,.ri,ck T. M. the residence OF her dauttt&s
Mrs Flora H. I.,,.k,-'. No So Water strccs. Bon
wrod. MRS. rArLCS. ~"'w OF TOO JAG oeoEss
rauhIs. IN III. SIst yrH. at her aSr
L,,r.-at ..r,.cs Tuesday at. moon S. O'Clock, iron
m, rc.idrnrc u. her hauSiIter.. lncGTnfent In III
Zion cemetery. Friend, " tho family limited y
attend
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hooRE-Sudlrrdy. NI Monday. November j.. DH'
=, II - n....-,S y r III" r~1i'lc:'ce N MS nDS
Miss Title MrNaHlcr :lii MARKET strne<' EuHAAO
NtHEE.
l,.r,r,l ,rr,,crs AZ the r-idrnrr Wednesday Aftsf-
n,., ":an O'clock Friends Of the family arc u.
,.,nI IN attend InterIi,-Ilt Greenwood eenoso0.
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WANTED
TWO ACTIVE BOYS;
CHANCE TO LEARN
WELL PAYING TRADE.
APPLY TO-DAY TO
EDWARD SALADE,
INTELLIGENcER OFFICE,
1902 MAIN STHRET.

u-l2-I
W6NTeO-Krahlc corcd I~,rctr. Steady position
and .."I WAGES. Ar!.y Ia TEr Hub. l4th ana
M,,k. - n-I3-i
WANIEO-wrinsrr man. Il"me Pearl Laundry. l2l5
Enff s. n-l3-i
WaNTED-i'ait,ru makers bHl wm.l and metal. Il.
ur.iclr,-I man high Steady work
with g.yd opportunity for advancement. No trouble.
address Fnx g. Intelligence AM! your letter will
H.. gwen ITtu"'!a;" attention. nl2-t
wANTED-Rrigh young boy, 16 years
old, to learn printing trade. Apply to
Foreman Intelltgencer, 7th floor, after
700 p. III.
Eo--At once. several GOOD deivsfy and
sale. bo,i 10 ~urk bsfnre ,ehnol Apply al
Circulation Department. In,eltI0enesr betwsss y
aad = a.
WAMreO-r:""G GrrnhI" IN. t;"'' POSITION. Apply
II ra.rr ~! MN.r - n-iD-L
waNTEo-S.lrs:,rt. f. n"t;rT class :" cslt phys!.
,,:., ai,l rit.>ts Average make s%j weekly.
S,atu asr ;.r..',rr .li.t' fer Central w. Va
T. q. l:nx I:l. I'hi!adr!DhIs. Ia. n-s-lO
wkRTED-EAycrI"rct press t:cG,F. coed wa9s'. aisb
!. boys ry,r IN years Of age. Apply 9Th floor New
RILI att II
WAHTEo--Nr,n +" ell 'rIr hHs # hnuseIlold
:,.rui,s!iu:.s from L,;.'' I" hI9se ~ small
ui.chs lail.;rI:s Wr pay work..
m~,tf = + ADAMS. l!g.ili: Nam st.
WAHTEO-i:.f,i ,'ai:.'I!' ~ factrH work hest
u w...s >r4,Y IN. ",rnru;. idril working condi:
ti,r< i, :'g l'r~n WIZ" 'Es Fne>tthe Tire
and Erlirr -. ikru. @. {. {. C"nkle. d
,lr IInrl ,Gar"n,l,r. =, .irarsTr. u. NGs. l? and
L, "r Hotel srhafsr. Earf"s'iIe. o. NV Il ard L.
n-l-f
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WANTED-Male Help

LABORERS WANTED IN SHIPPING De.
PARTMENT OWENS BOTTLE MACHINE
CO.. FAIRmoHT. ". Va. o-3i.3n
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FOR kGNT-Fur.lIsned Rooms.
FOR ShLE-Real Estate.

FOR RENT-rwo nccY furnished rn"ms FOR liSht
housekeeping "a ihairmr 81. n-3-m ,
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FOR SALE-IInusr containing containing
LA mare ir.s ais, EulinIs FOR terms ad-
drc.s ". ". DUnIr' 2Gn1 Fl View Ave-. founSs
to%n o. s.5-3W
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RED CROSS MEETING.

Thc Wheeling chapter Of thS Red
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-26

Close to the work of the county
agents III increasing the acreage and
production of crops in Vermont, and
in showing the farmers how to manage
better dairies and to turn out more
animals for the markets is the efforts
OF the young women employed as dem
onstration agents. The work of the
women in the households of the farms,
in experimenting that of the men in
the fields, is of great Importance. More
attention should be paid to giving the
women better conditions under which
to do their work. A few hundred dol
lars expended in a farm home where
the women now labor IN a primitive
way would give hot and cold running
water, sanitary plumbing, bath rooms
and flush closets. set tubs for the wash
ings and many other conveniences.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-26

tary Of the state board Of charities has
taken hold of the poorhouse PROPOSE
ton. 1t is a big one, long needing
remedying. He cautioned against
acandalous publicity, but to use that
kind that viii gain the cooperation
of those who are most concerned and
who have the state s interest before
them. He advocated going slow, for
Oregon has the best secretary he ever
saw. He cleaned up things in a year
and the law went out of existence with
the meeting of the next legislature be-
cause each state officer was sore at the
secretary and now the state is worse
off than ever.
He urged that if any county in the
state has a sheriff who is not interested
in the Vermont plan that he be re
moved and a new man elected in his
place. He urged the board to visit the
boards of other states.
1t IS evident that this is one of Yer
mont s big problems.
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Little Benny's
Note Book
By LEE PAPE

l saw Mary Watkins wawking home
frum skool ahed Of me yestidday, and
| eawt up to her, saying, You dident
know l was in back of YOU did YOU!
DO You wunt me to carry your books
for You?
No, Sidney Hunts big brother went
away to be a soldier, sed Mary Wat
kins.
So wood mine if I had one, sed.
Yes, but YOU haven't got eny, sed
Mary Watkins. And she kepp on
wawking alongside of her, and after
vile l sed, Well, my grandfather was
a CRATE soldier, my granfather was a
genrel.
Ware? sed Mary Watkins.
IN the army, | sed, and she sed, Wat
battle did he fife in? and I sed. The
Battle Of Mount Wiggin
never herd of it, sed Mary Wat
kins, and | sed, | CESS YOU dident, it
was part of the Frentch Revilootion
my granfather was attacked BY ,00C
men AZ wunts, and he dident have
enything but . sword in one hand and
his fist III the other.
And did they kill him3 sed Mary
" a. hiA0, anu L etls 1HcN ulu AIKEN
vile, but they all was killed ferst
exAept the one that killed my gran
| father
You can carry my books if you wun+
to, scd Mary Watkins. Wich | carried
them homo for her, and after suppi
| sed TO pop, Pop, is it rong to tel
| a lie IN good cause.
Well, a good cause Excuses a multi
TODD Of sins, inciooding a lie or ?
| suppose, sed pop, aud sed. DID
| ever have granfather in the Frentcl
Rcvilootion, pop?
If YOU did he kepp it secret, SCI
| pop
0, well, it was good cause,
| thawt
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-26
DADDSEY[N[N(
[ARY TALL al
~ MARY GRAHAlMs1!. 3 Bonner
WOOOCHUCKS' BEDTIME.

"The Woodchucks." said Daddy.
were beginning to feel sleepy. 1t is
time for US to go to bed said Grandpa
WoOdchuck.
~ feel little drowsy myself said
Grandma Woodchuck. A nap would
DO me the world of good
"'How long time are we going to
stay asleep?' asked one of the grand
children. He had not been in the
world the autumn before when all
the woodchucks had gone to bed for
The winter and he did not know all
the woodchuck habits. Still he would
have taken to them easily and natur-
ally.
why do you ask?' said Grandpa
Woodchuck.
~ just wondered said the little
woodchuck, whose name was Willie
Woodchuck. i feel as if l could sleep
: for months and months. Gracious, but
l am sleepy This cold weather makes
me so I expect
1--WE feel terribly sleepy, Grandpa,
said all of the other .woodchucks who
were around that day.
"'That's good said Grandpa. Il
shows you are all regular woodchucks.
"'You did not say how long W.
were going to Sleep said Willie Wood
chuck.
at is right for you to say that 20,
could sleep for months and months
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-26

Ouc death and two or three near
fatalities IN Vermont ought TO show
owners of automobiles the great dan
ger of starting up the engines OF their
machines and leaving them running
in uuventilated garages. It is not a
case Of dying from noxious gases as the
press reports usually state. The opera
tion Of the engine in close quarters
takes all of the oxygen out of the
air ard leaves an atmosphere which is
deadly.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-11-26

The people Of Vermont are not iA-
torested in politics AT the present time.
although various newspapers keep Re-
fcrring to the subject If Horace T.
Graham allows his name 10 90 before
the primaries next year be will be chos
cn governor for second term. break
ing a precedent which has been kept
in force for years by the senscles'
mountain rule. II Mr.. Graham SAYS
his work is completed, and that he pre-
fcrs to have another man take up tn,
duties of chief executive. Frank +
Howe of Bennington viii step into tn,
liluolight as the strongest candidate il
sight, for the reason that lie Is widely
brown md trusted