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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
HOSPITAL NOTES.

4 daughter was born Mr.. and
Mrs. Fernando Mendez of 1929 5.
Eighth St. River Park. Wednesday
morning at the maternity hospital.
Mrs. C. r. Young. $50 w Mish-
awake av., who has been receiving
treatment at the hospital for several
days. returned 10 her home Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
DRIVER HITS CAR.

An auto driven by J. Slick. son
Of Mrs. Anna Slick Of SIS Lincolh
way w. was disabled early last
night when a car driven by a pros
pective customer of a local agency
ran into his machine near the C4ty
cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15

OF the English women who have
recently. been instructed in carpentry
at Byheet. England, 20 are now said
to be in France helping i'm the cree
ton Of huts for the soldiers. French
and Belgian women are also engaged
in work of this sort.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
WANT SELF GOVERNMENT.

SAN JUAN. p. r, Aug Is
Resolutions addressed 70 Pres't vii
son and demanding complete self
for Porto Rico We're
passed by both houses Of the fnsular
legislature Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
70: 7.iI5 Mother J: {

Maternity Is & crisis in woman's life
that should be safe-guarded with ex-
IRENE care. The safe, penetrating ex-
ternal preparation, Mothers Friend,
has been prepared for over three genera
lions, especially for expectant mothers.
BY its use stretching pains are avoided.
rhe abdominal muscles relax easily when
baby - born and this naturally makes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
t.NTERTAINs AT THINmLE.

Mrs. Frank Thompson pleasantly
entertained the members OF the
Tythian thimble at her summer
home at Eagle point Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15

for infinitely less pain and danger at
the crisis Ask for a bottle at your drug
store today and write for interesting
free book, Motherhood and the Baby
Simply address The Bradfeld Regulator
Co, Dept ID, 800. lamar Bldg Atlanta
Ca Do not go a single night without APP
plying Mothers Friend; il is the
greatest kind Of help TO nature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15

day. causing but slight damage be-
fore il was extinguished by the fire
department. The blaze originated
from chimney sparks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
DRILL TEAM MEETING.

The Home Grove drill team Will
meet Thursday evening. Aug. 16,
with Mrs. Bruse Foust. S14 r. Mish-
awaka av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
SMALL FIRE AT SMITH HOME.

Fire caught in the roof of the
dwelling house at 311 +. Nishawaka
av, occupied by Edward Smiths
family and owned by the Rubber
Regenerating Co., at noon Wednes-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
NEW CAsE on FEXER.

Ray Bonnie, 1925 f. Fourth St. is
i'll of scarlet fever and the home
has been quarantined.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15

Naturalists are at a loss to explain
how the whale can descend 70 a
depth Of 5000 feet, at which point
the pressure should be great enough
70 crush it
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
TROLLEY CAUSES ACCIDENT.

The trolley Of an eastbound in
terurban express. car came off the
wire at Harrison 81. and Lincoln
way Wednesday shortly before noon
and before the car could be stop
ped some Of the wire was torn
down and a pole snapped off at its
base. Street car traffic was delayed
for about an hour.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15

We wish to thank our friends for
floral tributes and their kindness
during the sickness and death OF our
little daughter, Ellen.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Eberhardt
and Family.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
Don't Call Us
Sammies Cry of
Boys in France

Associated Press Service:
AMERICAN TRAINING CAMP
~ FRANCE. Monday Aug. 13.-
delayed Not until the recent ar
rival In camp Of certain American
newspapers did the soldiers OF the
American eXpeditionary forces be-
come aware that efforts were being
made in certain quarters 10 fix up
on them the name of "Sammies."
That name never is heard or this
side. Within the past few days the
correspondent Of the Associated
press has been approached by great
numbers of officers and men asking
that something be sent home telling
the people there how the standard
bearers of the American army real
~ resent what they consider an in
apt, undignified and irritating name.
Most Unsuitable Name
II can also be stated that the re-
sentiment does not rest alone with
the officers and men OF the army,
hat that il extends 10 all Americans
resident in Paris and in other parts
of France, many having written in
10 say that they consider sammy"
most unsuitable for men who have
come 20 France seriously and earn
estly TO fight for the liberties OF the
peoples Of the world.
Please hit the Sammy propa-
sanda as hard as you can" said an
officer Of distinguished rank 10 the
correspondent Monday The men
and officers would be proud to have
an appropriate nickname but there
is not one among US who thinks
Sammy is in any way suitable and
it certainly is not desired.
The name does not in any way
suit a fighting man. We recognize,
Of course. that II is an effort TO play
upon the name of Uncle Sam. but
who would think Of calling Uncle
sam Uncle Sammy. 1t is ridicu-
lous."
just Plain Soldiers.
Perhaps something we shall do
will give rs our proper name. Until
that time we are willing 10 be known
as just plain American soldiers, will
ling and anxious to do our duty. We
have gotten along a great many
years without a national nickname
and perhaps we can stand it a little
while longer"
West Pointers particularly smile
at sammy" for Sammy" has al
ways been 2 nickname at the mill
tary academy for molasses. Pass
the Sammy" is an old table phrase.
Men of the rank and file have a
picturesque way Of expressing them
selves generally on every subject
but the appellation Sammy called
forth some new masterpieces of
rhetoric not wholly suited for cable
transmission.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
SEW FOR BAZAAR.

Mrs. Forsythe, 1923 S. Fifth St,
entertained the c. w. 3. NJ. of Che
First Christian church Tuesday aft
ernoon. The time was spent in sew
ing rags for rugs 20 be sold at the
baZar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15

The cotton crop has also made
good progress. particularly in Arkan-
sas. Tennessee and southeast Mis-
souri.A good rain about the middle
Of June supplied the much needed
moisture in the central portion of
the district and the cotton crop is
reported as showing marked i'm
provement since that date. Under
this influence the plant shows good
growth and Is fruiting rapidly. In
Mississippi. and in a few counties in
Arkansas, the condition is not quite
as favorable, as many complaints of
boil weevil damage are received
from these sections. The develop
ment Of the crop as a whole may be
considered satisfactory, although il
is still ten days or two weeks late.
The condition OF the corn crop
continues 70 be satisfactory. Gov
eminent reports show an increased
acreage in all the states, wholly or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
GOOD CONDITIONS
IN DISTRICT NO. 8
Business Holds Up Remark
ably Well During Usual Dull
Season of Summer.

While July is the dull season of
the year, the manufacturers jobbers
and retailerS generally report that
business has held up remarkably
well. The outlook is reported to be
entirely favorable and there is a
marked feeling of confidence. So
says the report for federal reserve
district No. S.
The steel industry in this district
is working to full capacity, with the
question of delivery rather than
price the main consideration.
The shoe manufacturers, jobbers
of dry goods. hardware and groceries
all report increases for the three
months ending June so. Collections
have kept pace with sales and credit
losses are reported TO be considerably
smaller than for several years past.
Stocks in the hands of retailers are
still reported TO be higher than nor
NAL but seasonable weather during
the last 80 days has stimulated re-
tail distribution.
The crop situation in this district
seems very materially improved
during the last 80 days, due to more
favorable climatic conditions. The
Improvement is perhaps more no
tiOeable in the northern half of the
district than in the southern half.
The wheat crop has been harvest
ed in all but the most northerly sec
ton of the district and thrashing is
uader way in many sections. Re-
ports from both private and govern
ment sources indicate that material
progress has been made in the last
90 days and that the 1917 harvest
in the three great wheat producing
states OF the district, Indiana, ILL
rois and Missouri, while below the
fve-year average. will be consider
ably above the final estimate for 1915
and larger than was expected a
month ago. The quality of the berry
3 uniformly reported to be excel
lent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
AND THERE is NO OTHER

MEDIUM UNDER THE SUN
THROUGH WHICH THEY CAN
BE REACHED AS EFFECTIVE
LY-IF THEY CAN BE REACH
ED OTHERWISE AT ALL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-28
DR.. D. PRADERE.
hate cunJra,oar.s Cotorbia, Is de octubre de 1916.
1ru>eecsic;6sr sa,,e gano e1 Tercer Premio.
>,.sce~c sata. MARIA A. CORTELEZz,
s1rzz R76pirs~ faE BIO 1875, Le Plata, Repcloica Argentina.

--1- 1I-tnjd; y les L~aroc0nfe5 del Dr.. Richards Sc consumer
" .a r,crotijr ian grande, dcbido a 10 econornico de ST. ccsto que
81" a. nl-7acc IL todo hogar, ain del mas modesto.
2-S 81 sIrpaico aspccto y sl agraiabc sabor las iacen pTin!ero
e. eDtaI~ coHseguda Ia princra cura lnsustuulbes.
G-N infinite ntmcro dc testimonies probatorios de su ctcacla
IN ia~ r0tas mas ehcucntes dc.sl bondad.
a-E r. necho lie ser usadas por las enlnenGas mcd!cas mas no
tan!-s del raundo, con eI rcsutado mas felz, es motive sufcentenente
uoicrosc para haccrlas de use universal.
r.-Cuando los hechos hablan. cstan de ma. las reconendicioncs:
csta IS la razon por Ia cual su nero enunciado oonstituye cl rfclamc.
81 FL hecho de tener su autor puetas las mTas en- Ia salvation
de miles de seres que foralan Ia huranidad doiente, es 10 que la dado
por resutado TN "~Prebdroi0 deaE para cvitar y reparar las enterme-
dades del est6nago Y toias Sis derivadones y trastornos.
II Las sustancias iuofcnIvas que entran ell Sill preparation hacen
dc eaas PaSllas Y LaXOconhtes. cOnnpuestoS altamente aceptables.
Sc hecho de ser unIversalmente conocidos, cs notivo poE el
cual cncuentran da a da nuevos c~onsunnidores y admiradores de sus
sorprendentes y posnivos ~resultados.
81 econocida Ia ncceidad de que el mecanhmo digestive fun
clone como ell engranaje de iii reloj, a fin de que todas las dernas visce--
ras sgan su Marcia sin interruption, evidencase el motive Po- l
cual Sc tene sempre listos en- el botiqun casero, los tubos de las
PdstIl1s V Laroconftcs del DR. Richards, a fin de no tener que haccr
experiences con preparedness costosas Y dc proble1natica ehcacia.
1o.-Su fama que ha pasado los linhes dc Norte America para
legar hasta Ia Ultima aldea de los pases civiizados, hacen indiscutl-
bic su bondad. Donde no hay nsdicos, consttuyen efos preparados,
por 81 solos, el botquin imprescindible. Elias son ell facultalvo que
lega oportuna e Embellishments, al primer llanado, a la primera sehal.
Ocubre 3, 1916.
Maria A. CoRrELEzzI.
Plaza Maxine Paz No. 136, La Plata, Repdbhca Argentina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-28
Composition que gaE26 81. 9es.''ssi" f'@'reies-
Ausor: Dr.. Z. 2kADERs7
UE,at@, Cu7ad;re-na-ca, CoIorarNc-

L-Po- 81 i4-acl>o Y crcc;cnte rrcsigo, basado e9 SIS lndlsPG-
tables c~uaHfalcs co~rcspondcntcs rcsutalos, cclpsando 4 todos los
ot:os prcM"rodos &c sn Inlole en- rs cnter11cdAae5 para Que e'''1
jaiic%Las.
l. ocquc los Laxo1oaflcs del DR.. Richards SOL, 4 Ia par que
TN rurga":c c@caz. IN NX2ntc de ctccto bcnGno TeSutadoS econo-
rlico;. cxcdcntc -cgllar;zador de las iurcones del cstoraSo e mites
t":os. del higado, hazo : riloneS.
Ill. Iorgnc lis iasuias del DR.. Richards actd2n con tai prom
tnii Y cfcacia que producer ciccto Immediate y bcncflco instantanco.
pucsto que 4 las r::racras dos pastIlas "a sc nota Ia nelor1a J coni-
mean tai ctusiosnao n cnicrcao qHc lc conVenccn de que perseverance
ca tonl2rias. & cu-ar@. Y CT efccto. Sc c"ra.
NJ or az dcicn usar5c: I@r ser lin ren1edio sin r1Va! para
las cnfcTn1ciadeS del cst1rnago Y las que con e proceso digeSt'o Sc
rclacionan. Z >3hcr: dyspepsia. inapctcncia, agruras. gastralgla, do!o-
res Y arIcutias de rcclo Y cspaIta. insomnia, ncrviosidad, h?ocondrla,
ncarasteaia. rnalcstar dcsruGs de las comidas, eructaciones ac1das' ca
tarro al cs6nago, etc.
N.-Por 10 cicrufco de ST. Justification. que hace utlizables eTos
remedies por caaAlaicr enierrno sin previa rcceta, a PaHe del gran
nimero de cnincnci4s nGi;cas que las prescribcn y reconlendan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-28
O.

Las otras composiciones pre-
midas 10 misso que ~eXtractos
intcresantes de algunas de las de-
mas, Sc publicaran en- planas scme-
jantcs a esta, insertandose en- pc
ri6dicos y distribuyGndose 4 domi-
clio en- todos los PASSES indicados.
Permitiendolo el espacio verdn l.
luz tambien algunas composiciones,
que aunque no premiadas merecen
ser conocidas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-28

VI: = Porque los Laxoconftes de. Dr.. Richards, complementando
feiiznlente Ia accit= de las PastllaS del nrNno nombre, hmpian los
intestinos de toda inr5ureza, dispan Ia congestion del hgado, bazo y
rinones, V siendo estos ultmos los. hltroS del GquIAo vital, estaran
sienlprc ben dspuestos a .secretar el acdo urco; ai, con est6nnago
Y riiones sanos, Sc vvira con nucho menos rRsgo de centraer otras
intermediates. = - : -~ = -.
=: Por que no deben fahar en- nInguna casa? Porque estas
medicines rcsutan Y son las mas economics 81 Sc consldera Ia mode
raciGr dc su precio Y Sc IL compare con Ia ehcacla dc IL acclon.
I'll. = Por ser las medninas que mas han aiviado a la hurnanl-
dad, siendo rara la entermedad que no asnnta en- un NAL estonago,
csa: mc1iciuas s@nan al que eti malo Y manuenen sano al que va 10
81. 7# >ncteias lara hchar pr Ia vida, para TRAFALGAR y prosperar.
z = .s-ynen toiIo rcpleto son sindnimos de corazon contento.
H. imr SCI e j.. posas nedninas que Sc tonan con susto
c,aiee : ,ata= Inconsistencies: la confguracion que SC facifta mucho
as- &ta &c 'nnat.to d cfecto bcnehco; 10 dininuto de los Laxo-
-,E.: loa 81 snnpatu9s los haze para tonlar, y al propio tempo
g. ~ e. 4 a. Il ST. 2ic@to, "a SC tonen en- dosis dc purgante, "a
"ua la~ar+s, y oCr ulnno,
I've ostas. radHr mas no sc alteran con nIngtrn china.
- r.~ astst tai> inz razones bmn fundadas, Y no puede
h af ~.ig vnes sj rnGdico, tengo aqui una buena droguerla
u5 ri E. L nrchismo por los buenos resultados que 4
rI. . b.. stnl- 50" Il 10. espechcos que mas Sc venden Ell mi
-mN . ira. "err4 ahnir 40 solo dcz razones respecto a elias,
i. aa .l-G-ls- "Ws
Alto S. S,
DR.. d. PRADERE.
hate unHna,oar"a Colombo, Is de octubre de 1916.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-28
Estragos de Ia Dyspepsia.

Esta unaniniiad corresponds 4 otra. que es Ia dyspepsia o IA ;aha
de buena digestion ' por c~oasgucne, etando tail universalmente
diseminada Ia dyspepsia y tan n arance de todos q medic de curarla
y eh;rinarla, nade tene que extraHarSe de quc tan e~starcidas J I Il
vez unanInres vengan las Protestas de admiration Por las PaIIEas :
los Laxoconites del Dr.. Richards.
! conste que este concu7sc SC limita 4 nacone5 lie 1erguas caste
llama Y portuguese, este Is, cl Ianamcn:o. porquc 4 q han rcsponlido
concurrentes dc otros iIiomas. cuyas cornuncaciorcs servi-an para
gro certamen ell 81 oportuniiad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-28
..Lista
de los Agraciadcs.
Primer Prenio, SIS, orc.
Segundo Premio, SIS, orc.

d.. D. PradAre, Farmacia y Dro-
guerra FRANCESCA, UbatG, Departa-
nen,o dc Cundinama-Ca, Colombia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-28
Siete Premios de Fcnograios.

I. Srt1. Elena i. Morcl!, Castillo
50, Cieniucgos, Cuba.
:. Rafael Respa!l, APartaGo 3
Camasucy Cuba.
;. Pedro Cabrera, San Felipe,
Estado de Iaracuy, Venezuela.
!. Leopoldo de Mari, Arroyo,
Puerto Rice.
:. Srta. Ines Diaz, Gale Atocha
So, Ponce, Puerto Rico.
6. Antonio Jorquera II, Nvcva
Imperial: Provincial de Cau;in,
Chile.
7. Srta. Mercedes Villegas Uri-
be, Gale Ayacucho AS, Medcllin,
Departments de An.ioCuia, Co.
lombia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-28
Cuatro Premios AdicionaleS
de S., orc.

I. Francisco Garcia Garcia, Sc
r6a, Provincial de Alne7ia, ESpaha.
:. Pedro Acc.oiv &c Santiago
Lus. LoTena, Es.sdo &c SO Pau
10, Brasil.
:. Juan NJ. ,Iachcz. calie dc Co..
doba 9:q, Rosario dc Santa Fc,
Re?Gb!ica Argentina.
3. DR.. U!adis!ao Pizarro, Aboga-
90, Quinchia (NazaCcthl, DeD2!ta-
meato de CalGas, Colombia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-28
Coraposici6n cue gano Ell Primer Pren1io.
Autor: DR.. PEDRO \. PAvoN r.,
Barrarouila, Colombia. e.

"NuY scrorcs MOS: Scgin nj leaI sabcT : entender, toho mcdi-
ca"1cnto para roicr ser declarado ccnuica y practicanente bcnehco,
dcbc tener las Sguiertes condolences:
L-Re,ni- el mayor aunlcro dc rrobaiijales curaivas. q
Curar con rariIcz scsuridal garaa;zadaS. 3.-No causar alteration
en- q ORGANISING. 4.-Qrcs Sit presto este al alcance DC ricos y pobFcs.
SC Il pu,da cor5nguir en- todas parties. 6.-Quc st le
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-28
Tercer Premio, $40, orc.

Sra. Maria 4. Cor;elezzi, Plaza
NGximo Paz I56, II Plata, Pro
-iac;a de Bueaos Aires, RepGL!:ca
Argentina.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-21
Moving Pictures

Another Douglas Fairbanks pie
ture--ths best yet. lts name b TN
Halfbrecd. and 10 adapted from Bro
Hart's famous story. In the car
quincs Woods" dealing With Vpss
and incidents OF the early days q
California. 10 Dorman. the ccnsssi
aGurc Of tho play. ID tho son Of .
white father and On Indian mothcs'
The lattcr killed herself soon sI'e
her dssertion by the white man. aud
In. tho halfbrced. wss raised BY :
kindly old man who lived alone 10 .
little cabin on the edge Of the srs@
caCrquines woods. Ono day dsam
claims the haifbrecd's protector. ~
just IN he Ii emerging from boyhoos
into manhood. 10 Ia loft TO do osuS
alone with the world. At the y"
tonight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-21

ready to retire. see that the stove Of
furnace IL properly closed. We LOST
house not long ago BY just this
carelessness.
We have had two calls iateiy. and
examination Of the causes was found
to be that . timer made . draft pipe
for the top OF . chimney too loose.
allowing sparks to drop on the roof.
Watch these things yourself. and zee
that they are done right and made
safe. II you do not feel competent
to do your own inspecting In differ
ent things that may arrive. do not
hesitate to call on us. We are glad
to give information. advice or assist
ance.
Remember. careiessness IL your
worst enemy. regarding safety from
IRE.
Read these suggestions over care
fully. think OF them seriously: some
Of them msy help you considerably.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-21

crate To do % may force sparks
out Of the chimney and set dre to the
root.
Never pile wood. paper. rags. coal
or anything that viii burn near .
stove. range or crate. These will
bee. M 20 dry that they viii ignite
very easily. Many nres are caused
that way.
Never allow waste paper. rags.
broken pieces Of wood or anything
that will burn. to be scattered about.
All such should be kept In metal
cans.
ne careful Of gasoline about the
house II 10 very dangerous. because
II gives Oh . vapor that will ignite.
This vspor 10 heavy. aud will dow
about the room. II may take Ore
from stove or crate several feet
away
Keep your attic and basement
clean. Allow no rubbish to aceumu
late anywhere.
When taking ashes from the stove.
DO not put them in . wooden box or
barrel. Or against . board fence. It
may start . fire several hours later.
A metal can should be used.
When you leave the house or ere
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-21
AUDIENCES grows
FOR MEETINGS
'(sOD'S CHALLENGE I'd UNDE.
LIEF~' II SUBJECT ANNOUNCED
FOR LECTURE TONIGHT Al
(;DSPEL HALL

The growing attendance at the
Purdow.Tupper evangelistic series
testines to the interest that prevails
concerning the great world conflict.
and It's termination In the downfall
OF the Turk.
Last night It was shown from the
Bible. quoting Rev. 16:l2-l6. that
ArmaEeddon follows the drying up
OF the waters OF the great River
Euphrates.
Rev. 17:l5 shows waters symbols
ing peoples. multitudes and nations
and tongues. indicating the nation
that now occupies the territory
drained by the. Euphrates.
1.-THE kings Of the East" are Japan.
China and India. who. with the ma.
tions now involved. will bring the
whole world to ArmageddOn." said
Evangelist PurdOm.
Gods Challenge to Unbelief" was
announced as the subject for tonight.
or "Will England. Germany or Rus
STA be the Next World POwer?"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-21
Bids Of Wood

Sealed bids. accompanied by Ger.
tilted check for 6 per cent OF the bid,
will be received by the school board
~ District No. up To Monday,
March s. 1917. for the following:
Fifty to 100 cords OF body wood
delivered TO Riverside school, Kiam.
sth Falls.
Fifty TO us cords OF body wood.
delivered part 10 Central and part 70
Mills schools.
All body wood 10 bs <.ioot, cut
from i've trees. 10 bs tisred ana
measured on grounds. All wood 10
Be dslivsrsd ty ssptsmbss l. 1917.
Address oil bids 10 Ids p. Momyev.
clerk. writing across the face OF the
envelope. IBID for WOOD"
The hoard reserves the right to 70.
5sct any and Oh hda. al.st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-21
Studies IN Soul
Winning Are Held

The studies In planning for 0onl
Winning" now being held at the
Christian church In this city are now
dealing with the history OF eonver-
sion ~ recorded In the Acts Of the
Apostles.
Tonight the conversion Of the Sa-
maritans - recorded In Acts. eighth
chapter. will b studied.
A special feature Of the meetinS
will be q short discussion By the min.
lister on Miracles versus the Tricks
cf Sorcsry." Examples viii b cited
The meetings are open to the public.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-21
In !. o. o. =. Hail February -. as
3 O'Clock D. a.

-A<S~~@
In I. o. q. =. Hail February %. Al
. o'clock p. u.
They have obtained - speaker Nr.
Victor J. McCone. state secretary.
treasurer Of the oregon socialist par
~ and editor OF the Oregon Herald
the oficiai socialist paper Of Oregon
Mr.. McCone is . newcomer To ths
West from Boston. Msss.. and has si
ready made his mark In public life Ia
Oregon. Hc led the recent agitation
In Portland for . reduction 10 The
high cost Of living. opposins boycott.
ting Of the products OF tho farmers,
and advocating instead the socisiisa.
tion OF all food producing. distribut.
Ing and storing agencies. He led 4
delegation OF housewives and work.
Ing people before the mayor and city
council Of Portland. and urged upon
the city government tho need OF &C.
tiOn to reduce the high cost OF food
and other necessities. A . result OF
the agitation led BY Mr.. McCons q
noticeable reduction In the prices OF
certain staple food stu6s was noted
In the Portland markets.
Mr.. McCone In known - q very
able and convincing speaker. He II
on tour Of Oregon and California In
the interest Of the socialist party,
which will raise $4,000 this year for
tho purpose Of pushing its orsanisa.
tion.