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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19
MINERAL

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
~ NERAL. Va. August 1S.-Fred
Milhado and James Coleman were
Richmond vi-itors on Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Brock left few DAYS ago
to spend some time with relatives In
Indiana.
J. n. Walker. Jr.. after a visit the
guest OF friends In Baltimore. ha,
returned to his home here.
w. =. Chaplin spent few DAYS thia
week with relatives in Millboro.
Marcus Green and mother motored To
Richmond II few days ago and returned
with Mrs. w. +. Beard and son, Leon
VINO mad been spending several days
with relatives there
Mrs. w. l.. Beard and Children ,r
visit OF several weeks. guests Of reIa-
tivcs in Mineral and Richmond. have
returned to their home. in Ronceverte,
w. Va
Miss Susie Dunn. OF Hopewell. wa,
the guest several days this week. of
her aunt. Mrs. 6. r. Ergenbright.
Dr. and Mrs. w J. Coleman are en-
PERTAINING with their usual generositv
this summer. and there is house full
nearly all the time. Among their
guests this week were Miss Virginia
Butler. of Louisa: Miss Genevieve Bal
ley. OF Fredericksburg: Miss Elizabeth
Railey. OF Newport News: Miss Doro-
thy Harton. of White Plains. N. Y. and
Robert Bailey. Jr., OF Newport News.
Chesley Blanton. OF Richmond, WAS
the guest this wsek at the home Of
]. p. Suss.
John Brown. after spending some
time with relatives at Joplin. Mo-, has
returned TO his home near town
Miss Ollie Cannon, Of Richmond
who has been spending some time with
her grandparents. MIR. and Mrs W. j.
Clements. has returned home
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after a visit to their aunt Mrs. Roscn-
helm. OF Blucneld. w. Va. have re-
turned to their home here.
James l.. Faber and family OF Rich
mond, have been spending the week
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. j.
Faoer.' Mr.. Faber expects to return
on Monday. but his family will remain
several weeks longer visiting rela-
tives here and at Madison Mill.
Mrs. G. Il. Leckey returned TO her
home in Baltimore on Wednesday after
spending several weeks with her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Hall, in the
city.
Lewis Marshall. OF Charlottesville,
visited his sister, Mrs J. l.. T. Snce d.
here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Ford, of Rich
mond. have been spending the week
with their daughter. Mrs. w. II. Freddy,
in South GordonSville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19
STAUNT0N

STACNTON. VA. August 1S.-Nrs.
S:,lie Kelly, of North Augusta Street
is entertaining Misses Angelina Kelly
and Lillian Mattern. OF Richmond.
Mrs. II. Is. Stcffey has returned to
Richmond, after visit with her
city.
Miss Lena Huffman has returned to
Richmond. after spending few weeks
in stanton.
Madame Geek. of the faculty Of Mary
Baldwin Seminary. is in New York for
n few weeks.
Mrs. Reeves Gait Is entertaining her
daughter, Mrs. j. {. Cranberry. of Aus
Tin, Tex.
MIR and Mrs. Hugh Argenbright have
returned 10 Newport News. after
spending ten days with stanton
friends and relatives
After visiting her sister. Mrs II. p.
Bell, In this city Mrs. j. Is. Peters has
returned to her home in Roanoke.
Miss Emily Blackboard returned TO her
home in Baltimore on Monday. after
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor Mccoy.
the guest Of her sister. Mrs S. D.
Bochenour =.
Miss Lillian Craigs of Deerhcld, is
visiting friends in richmond
Mrs. c. W. Rodgers. of East Fred
erick Street. rendered the members of
Companies | and K a: zee cream and
cake feast on Wednesday evening
Miss Fannie Murray is entertaining
Miss Anna Spencer. of Philadelphia, at
her home on Market street.
Miss Virginia Worthing is the guest
OF Miss Frances Witt at Atlantic City.
Mrs S. II. Hooper, of San Francisco,
who has been visiting Mrs. Bcckham,
on Sherwood Avenue, mas gone to
South HILL $. c., accompanied by Miss
Virginia Beckham
Miss Inez Coyner. of Basic. is the
guest Of Mrs. j. w. Splitter.
Miss Love Shreokhise has returned to
stanton from visit with friends at
Martinsburg.
Misses Bessie and Mabel Leftwich
have gone TO New York, from where
they will take "A boat to Mohegan,
Me-, for visit of several weeks.
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EMPORlA

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
EMFORlA. VA. August 1S.-Thc
regular meeting OF the woman's Ser
vice League was held in The high
school auditorium on Wednesday, morn
ing. Mrs. W. w Robertson, chairman
Of the America first committee. presid-
ing. Mrs. Il. NJ. Tredway. acting chair
man Of the hospital supplies committee
reported two dozen pajamas and three
dozen pillow cases sent to the Fed
Cross headquarters The ways and
means committee has in Wow IN en-
terta inm"nt and 4 card party N tile
near future The America first COM
:nittee reported satisfactory work
done among the colored people
Rev. William l.. Thompson. of Rich
mond. was sent &c Emporia last sun
day by The State executive secretary
of ;he American Fed Cross TO present
that work to the people here. The
meeting was held in the Methodist
Churcn, and ii is expected that a chap
ter Will soon be organized.
MIR. :,n: Mrs. +. Eubank and little
daughter are ut the Healing Springs
Mrs. W. c. Weaver and Mrs T. G..
2'mcr urc at Massanette Springs for
the month of August.
Mrs. +. J.. Turner and Mrs. H. w.
Hall eft or Tuesday for a two weeks
stay al Midway Inn. near Hot Springs
MIR. and Mrs :. w. ID. Dew accom- :
panied by Walter Dew and the Misses
Dew. Of Louisville, ny, are motoring
through Eastern Virginia. ard will
spend som" time with relatives in
Richmont before returning to Empor,a.
Mrs. \. .. Hos2cl left on Sunday
for "A two weeks stay with her mother
in Elizabeth City. y. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. McNair spent the
past week in Richmond
y party will leave here on Sunday
morning in automobiles to spend a
week camping on the Potomac Riyer.
IN i-oudcnn County. Among them are.
ID. w. Nanny, Garland Nanny, j. Dallas
Neid. l.. III. Cooley. II. \. Hall. w w.
Robertson. J. =. Osburn and William
| =. Litscy
Mrs :. V. Sou,hall and little son.
Valentine. are visiting in City Point.
| Mrs. j. II. Cato was taken TO Rich
mond on Friday for treatment at one
or the hospitals. She was accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Ida Cato, and
j. II. Cato, Jr
Mrs. j. II. Light and Miss Edith
Light are visiting friends in Clarke
| County n
Miss Laura briggs has returned from
visit at Virginia Beach and Rich
mond.
Rev Thomas Howell. of Amherst
County has accepted a call to Mer-
heirir Parish. which embraces II.
EPISCOPAL churches AT Jarratt Purdy
ana Cailavillc. lie will take charge
| or the work on September /.
! colonel l. Il. GOODWIN spent the
| Weekend with his family here. which
| rs probably his last visit nome before
| going with his regimen, to Anniston
| Ala
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Land. of Naverlv.
were recent visitors in the home OF
| MIS- Lands father. w r Tillar
| t'icunt GOODWIN and Gordon Vincent
TWO Emporia boys of the naval reserve
Col pS' are IN the training camp 1T
| Glen RurniS. ncaI Baltimore
| After viS; to her sister Mrs n
| walker Turner, Mrs. John Ice l.,der-
"ood has returned to her home in
Richmond ~
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GORD0NSVlLLE
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch.

n.
GoRDoNSNILLE. VA, August 1s.-
Lieutenant f. S. Jacobs Is visiting his
mother, Mrs. susie Jacobs. en- route
to San Antonio. Tex He was Z for
mer member of The Richmond Light
Infantry Blues during the recent
trouble with Mexico.
Miss Ruth Fauicnncr is on n visit
TO rela lives in Washington
Miss Nerncllc Dcuor. of Richmond
has been spending the past week with
her cousins, Misses Mary Lee and
Lillian Smith, a: Mountain View"
Miss Wambcrsie, OF Orange is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. W. w Osborne
at Lower Springhclds"
Nj and Mira. L. Al Mcclure and
children Miss Ruth and Willard, left
on Wednesday for ten lays visit TO
relatives in Pniladelphia and Boston
MISS Sallie Morris. of stanton was
the guest several days this week OF
Mrs Susie Jacob; and Mrs. y. a. Lin
ney.
Rev. and Mrs W. Tuppcr winehcld.
OF Roanoke, spent few days this
week with the formers niece. Mrs. I
L. T. Sneed
Miss Cecile Grasty. Of Crozet ia
spending some days with the Misses
Martin.
1ohn H. James. after spending his
vacation with his mother. Mrs X. G.
James. has returned TO his home in
Richmond.
a. NJ. Sindlinger has returned TO New
York after spending some days with
hts parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Sind
hnger. In the city
c. C. Niche OF Richmond, visited
his family here this week
John Scott. Jr., OF Basic. was a
guest this week Of his parents, Or.
and Mrs. John w. Scott
O.iL. Bolton and sister. Miss Kathryn
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SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
SWEET CHALYBEATE. VA. August
le.-The aftermath of the Greenhrier
fforse Show has been the subject ~
absorbing interest the past week. The
following people motored over from the
Sweet Chalybcate. and were most ~
tereSted. especially as Miss Frances
itakle rode for Dr. Traynham. Mrs.
~. George Anderson, of Richmond. ha Il
win her MeSdames Il. r. Frost, Julian
ourke. George Z. Anderton, OF Alex
andria- Va; Miss Penelope Anderson.
or kichmond, and T.. Worry Frost, OF
charleston, S. c. Hunter Ealxle's
guests were MIR. and Mrs. b. F. Eakle.
Misses Caroline Catlin Frances FAX
and Jenny Pearce. of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Thomson .,
Covington, who exhibited and rode in
the show. had in their car Misses
Aloomah. Anne Wilson. Of Staunton.
Messrs. luke and George Anderson
or CovinEton, Va
MT. and Mrs. Gilpin Wilson's guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Rem Blackford. Gil
pm wilson Jr., OF stanton. and Hen
oerson I.iggett, of ST. Louis Mo
Dr. David Towards party was com
posed OF Mr.. and Mrs. Reid and Miss
Emily Reid. OF Philadelphia: Misses
Kate Bell. of Norfolk; L. Gcneyicye
BoGuess. of Richmond.
Misses Annie and EIoisc Lvnch's
guests We're: Misses Kate Fuller. Ge-
nefra Wilkinson. of Huntington, w.
va MT. and Mrs. II. 4. bearing and
Mrs. Lynch. OF Savannah. Ga.
Mrs. Thomas Nash. of New York w,,
hostess at supper on Monday evening
AT Beaver Dam. Her guests were
Mesdames Is. i. Eaklc. Ida Cardwell
ana isbel Reid. Of New York CITY:
MISSES Rryant and Lucy Hope.
delightful motor party and lunch
con were given at the White SULPHUR
on tuesday. by Joel Perrin. Of Rich
mona. MT and Mrs. Allan Bclvin. Miss
Lucille Cullinuwortb
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Mrs. Watts has her car hero and goes
out daily for drives. ).

Mrs. Watts has her car hero and goes
out daily for drives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, c. Boxley. Of Orange.
Va spent several days here last week.
Among those spending the past week
here were: Mrs. l.. G. Phillips and
Miss MAXWELL Phillips, OF Richmond:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holiday. Mrs nj.
Z. Riddick and Robert Pretlow, of SUI
folk. -.
MIR. and Mrs. r. j. Hancock and Miss
Annie Bob Hancock, of Lynchburr.
have Joined the summer colony. Other
new members Of the bridge colony are:
Mrs. l.. w. Williams and Miss VIII
liams. Misses Margaret and Anne Byrd
Walker. of Wytheville. Va; Miss Lulie
ID. Barham. of Newsoms, Va; MIR. and
Mrs. IL. r. Hunt. Mrs. w. ~ William
son and Miss Rosa b. Williamson, of
petersburg; Mrs. NJ. a. Morrison, Mrs.
NJ. &. kegney and Miss Margaret Nor
rison. Of Lynchburg; MIR. and Mrs. A. II.
Foreman.' of Norfolk; MIR. and ..rs. J.
w. Clisly and two children. Of Macon.
Ca; Mrs. George l.. Booker and Misses
Emma =. and Nancy Booker. of Lynch
burg; Mrs. J. w. Adds. Mrs S. T..
kerns and Mrs. Kate Dwyer. of Mar
shall. Tex: Miss Marion Lensng, OF
Little Rock, Ark: Mrs. +. V. Fowlkes
and Miss Matte Fowlkes, of Burkevillc,
Va.
AmonE' the weekend visitors ar,
registered: L. }. Boxley and Abney
Boxley. of Roanoke; James II. Cald-
well. of Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs L.
w. Scr1tchard. OF Roanoke; Alfred
Pochon. of Lausanne. Switzerland
Miss Susan Ruthardt Of Front Royal
va; Mrs. Mary p. Gwathmey and Miss
Mary Il. Gwathmey. G. Taylor Gwath-
mey and son. Of Norfolk. Va: John
stewart Walker and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
u. Bailey. Of Lynchburg.
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A Wooltex Wash Skirt for
little over half-price! - some
bargain indeed.
Plain and striped white Cab
ardine; set-in and outside
pockets; all sizes 25 to IS;
clean, fresh-looking garments
sacrificed during the Removal
Sale.
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NATURAL BRIDGE
Especial to The Times.Dispatch

NATURAL BRIDGE. VA. August IS.
The Bridge Is entertaining hosts OF
visitors these summer days. They come
by train or automobile and linger for
days and weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ashby Yates and
Masters James w. Watts. r. Ashby
Watts. Jr.. and Hubert b. Watts. OF
Lynchburg. have taken apartments in
the Jefferson Cottage. They were ac-
companed by Miss Mary Cheatw God
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09
Klamath's Prospects Are Bright
Fred Fleet, Secretary.Manager of klamath Commerc
Club, Summarizes for Herald the Outlook klamath
County for the Year 1917

alton Of $4,000 for site q, k,d b.
cpnyrcss, viii continue his activity
a,ors hi. ine. and will probably sue
eecd in getting iunus for the construc
ton vi the bu'lI:ns.
50 many new undertakings In the
war Of development are contemplated
for this section III tic immediate ~
turp. contingent: upcr the mAterialisa'
,ion Of ,he Ssrahoin tsilrOad. that II is
har,, for the average mind accustomed
TO the slow s,eads prosress cf the
country IN The PAST 10 grasp It's sig
nincancr. For instance. the construc-
tion Of the fort. niles oe road between
Klamath Falls and Sprague River in
the course q! twelve months and the
circulation Of thrce quarters of mih
lion dollars in the county in that space
Of time gives = picture Of activity and
far greater than anything
hitherto experienced here. The best
thing about II is that the expected de-
velopmeat Is in q large degree the re-
suit Of the pep" Of the people thea
selves
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09
Oregon Legislature
Convenes in Salem
Economy, Women's Eight Hour Law
and Prohibition Measdfes Are Most
Important things Scheduled

SALEM. Jan. S-With many import
ant measures pending. the Oregon
state legislature convened here yes
terday for its first 1917 session.
The most pressing matters to Be dis.
posed Of are an eight hour day for wo
men. the bone dry" amendment and
the s per cent tax legislation.
The latter will necessitate rigid
economy. II is understood that an
effort will be made to eliminate the
appropriations which have heretofore
been made for religious charitable
work. under the plea Of economy. A
clause In the state charter prohibits
the making Of appropriations for re-
isious institutions upkeep. The poin.
to be decided Is whether this clause
fcrbids appropriations for the suppor.
Of religious charities.
Considerable funds for road work
be asked. according to advance re-
ports. A special tax may Be levied
[or.. this movement. IL the measure
PASSES.
The vomen's eight hour law win ses
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09

cooperation of y. J. Sinnott. cprcscn
tative from this district, who has al
ready taken several steps to forwa,u
the matter at Washington. We are
confident that the steps necessary In
the Oregon legislature to remove the
final Obstacles will be competcntly
looked after by Senator George l..
Baldwin. The reclamation cf and set.
tiemcnt Of most Of the marsh lands. .
territory Of el.Oo0 acres, is dependent
esltirrly upon the clearing away OF
few legal barriers, No material con
struction is Necessary. the shutting Of
the gates at the southern Pacific
crossing Of the Klamath Strait. which
have already been installed. is all
that is required TO add most cf this
vast fertile area to our tributary re-
sources.
Klamath Falls has good reason tc
lock forward TO securing a federal
bGihiing this coming year. Congress.
man n. J. Sinnost. who worked effec.
lively on this matter At the last ses.
sion of congress. and had the appropri-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09
!. o. o. =. WILL CONDUCT
FUNERAL OF kEASeAEA

Tomorrow afterzo1n .ae z<us<-1 II
Klamath Lodge No II. F--sezsrry
Rebekah Ltxe Eo. ~ zl< EvaEEz
Encampne.t No q. Z y H. y, VII
conduct the bG-szs ee-ezls1aes ~ ris
order VIE. .asT sgr 70 ,.zr ~ ,n.s-z-j
remains E tA.z- EyAes, Ahf,ss
KeYsher
ysaHs-s ~ NJ s-Ls-s x.s ,sgpes-ssd
IL zssez-sls a. -1e !, -, y, y. ixn II
Ia -ts ss-se-zs .t-eusonies viii
tz<s ysxs.s 81 : ees1sex.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09
sy raEo FLesr

Prospects for the new year In Klsnt
ash ceanty are certainly bright.
A cheerful outlook for the coming
year u the klamath country is surely
prsssated to anyone who will take a
summary a The development immei;.
ately n view and contrast Il With the
coaditioas Of one and two years ago.
he new railroad which twelve
moaths ago was Z possibility which
~ ~ taitA Of . comparatively few.
- now become more than = strong
pFe1alility. and immediate eonstruc.
ttoa b III bat assured. The few re,
aalnins stipalations are 20 nearly sat,
istactorily conpleted that the advance
neat which sucA . development d
besnd 70 produce Aas already com.
nsaesd. and . new Pep" and enthusi.
- b decidedly noticeable throughout
~ ceanunlty.
Not . vacant store building In the
teslAess center Is available. and the
realty dealers report . decided scarci.
Y q houses Tor rent at any figure.
One Asw-yearround payroll has been
oaded 70 Tie cityS list commencing
Asxt sDelng. and tAe number that will
leeaAs Asrs U Tie railroad b construct
ea'v1n 1oes than double cur present
DsatAly Nv roll q $l3s.eoe in q very
oAsrt t1me.
~ opeaiag of the Tule Lake bed
hna fsr homestead entry in the spring
osa1s OaeA 0ege - this country than
= o01gally s109ssel he fact that
eDsat s1sAsy tracts a eighty acres
Nia y tAsUva seea to settienent in
n8sb ~ - lnpsstaat ut tie fact
n9As6 - - epened With . land
0u(uoe & v1seA thsasasds q settlers
s1SCG ~ Csltel Stzses via Ie pres
- = Wy sis1i1caat = . large por-
- ~ aze 1ns1ccsssfsl IN tAe drax.
- - sena1l b taAe advantage ofI
- SEAer agEscslts,al opportunities.
S1e COaaesa Aan1icap 10 the settle-
usnf e IL ssce3sa q Oregon has
- - haeesss1lnlsy. - TIE an
0y q esftias ssaelsss b invsstieate
= 0scs thsy - 4 thsy are usually
De1nesa T. rsoaia- ut n b hard to set
tAe0- 10 cc0s In Il b therefore BE-!
Hevsd tAat this laSd drawiag viii BE- . |
o6g assistance to tie settlement Of
eef Uaoce1pis1 lsa6s.
~ psueahihty Of early LEGISLATION
vaieA vtn permit the reclamation and
ssttleGsaat Il TIE ,aaEsA laads q the
i1s~se Klamath Lake b also stroas 1t
tAis tilA
sAosronRnAa J ]. Raker Of North.
ssa calIfos1ia nsAe . special trip here
~ taa to slUdS The cooditions Of
u bsur uassbes. g hat be could
wsEk II natter 90 iatslHssntly in
eeoUsgaehls viatse. He has the full
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09

restrict women to eight hours . day.
il passed. but It will limit them To
forty eight hours . week. The idea BE-
hind this law 10 that women may voex
more than eight hours i've days .
week and.beve Saturday half holida, l.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09
DIlpnEQ 1nEA1ER


Sseseay s"d WsdResday
"A Hssss,'as vsassanes."
4 Romance a the Jungle in 3 Acts
0eeee csaard and Francis Ferd in
W9 HEROINE OF SAN JUAN"
4 Thrilling Drama In 3 Acts
esvss Again, GSdls."
Comedy In / Act
sevea seels II Aii... Admission ,oe
1ne Orphess dives only one sbov
seca evening. beginning promptly a.
: o'eleek
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09
cSmp Meets Tonight.

Camp Meets Tonight
Hwauns Encampment No Is. !, u, y,
r. will NEE, in regular session this
evening. A full attendance Il destrvd.
A. there will BE- work In the ra,rt'
Archs, lSsrc~. and arrangements vii
b. completed for the funeral ot iat,'
arch Andrc~ kcrShucr. which Stll
taAc place tomorrow afternoon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09
BONDS ARE BID
APRtn|Un
SIX DIFFERENT OoAo oUyuS
oFFEaeD Dgos Foa ELEsEsTh
srREEf tuspoYEnEsr soMos
AOoTE RAJ

stz k4ezers b1ds. an o( them Offer
slg >as AID AecrpSt interest plus q
sssEnssz- wee seceired last night by
sa< cry e~nsesI for the Sll.Il45l Eley.
sarx g-sess Improvement bonds. Ac.
-ssa or -be bids vas postponed until
lex- Monday night, and the matter re.
;sr-se 70 the finance committee.
The ksd d George L. and J. A. Nc.
YDerbon 0 San Francisco was best.
That Of the Lumbermen's Trust com.
pany d Portland was next best. the
difference being about $23 in favor Of
Mcpherson. The First National bank
Of klamath Falls submitted bid.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09
Gertrude 4 Co.
NOTICE

Why aot alock your ransss Ia their
eull capacity, Haa Francisco Cattle
l.oaa company viii loan you tho
uaoasy. vor particulars apply
urO WATT. klamath Fails. Orr,
russo0cs bos -. 1885,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09

We wish 10 cioss out every ainsic
hat before ,ravlns Tor ihs Eas' 10 put
chase Hprtag 6i0ck.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09
About People You know
cHettl Vista

CA0ktt V'oNN
A.tryxi Il Castel. butcher " tNt'
klamath. Is q business visitor In the
count. sea, today,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09

Just thirty Aaia,S<n. regular ass.
q 50 and $1Sk Year eAoiee for 4se II
Gertrude Z Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09
Moss Return,

Mr.. and Mrs, H. y Mo- returned
las, cvcnins fram Portland and other
cities, whcrr they have been Ntsi''ns
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09
w,I(Uvlld Mouse,

A permit was granted BY the eoane''
,aS, nlxht 10 J. n vo,imcr 10 build .
,,s room bungalow On 10, :. bloch =,
trr>, addition,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09

Any ha, under $3.50 YOU can buy so'
$3.50 At
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09

s>ms,h,ee asw Ia ne Insurance. Ash
ch,lessa ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09

T. L. tWuatain lrn yesterday fn
Southern California 10 rsmsin until
Klsa.a'h h enyoytns warmer weather
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09

NcHiniey Iavid h belns given .
hrar,ns this afternoon bseorr United
states Commissioned n c, Thomas. on
a ,harsr oe asauN With katie % VII
lard lo,ehes ca Novemeer soth. "n
the Klamath tNdtan reservation, Unit
~, Sta,es deputy Mar~hal berry II
here sas the heAring
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-01-09
johnson Expresses
Regard for Women
Continued from raee

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-13
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