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home, 1109 Barraoue street A number of games were played, at the end of which a delicious three course luncheon was enjoyed by the guests. Harley Wickersham won a box of bonbons as prize. At the conclu. sion, the guests branded MT. and Mrs, F1veash as royal entertainers.
 The following were the guests. Misses Corta Tipton, Minnie Cooper, Allie Bell Boggs, Sadie Simmons Margie Yaney, Hilda Shelby, Evelyn Flveash. Olga Howe and Lula Bailey Mesdams Tommy Sawyer, Cliff Pilk- ington, John Dalby, Pink Bailey. Jess Howe, Will Scott and Carl Racop : Masters Milford Covington and George Dalby Jr.; and Messrs. Lee Taylor, Bryan Quinn, Elvin Merritt Prentice Hunt, Mark Wickersham Tyler Wickersham, Carl Shelby Thomas, Jordan, Herbert, Clyde Fiveash, Cliff Pilkingtoa John Dalby Pink Bailey, Jesse Howe, Will Scott and Carl Racop.
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KIDDIES TOLD OF
 BIRDS AT LIBERTY

The topic of discussion at the story hour at the library yesterday after noon was birds. Nearly 100 children attended.
 Prof. c. II. Hohgatt of Chicago, who has been assisting Rev. A. Homer Jordan with the revival ser vices at the First Christian church entertained the children with "The Story of Billy and Jimmy and Mrs X. Homer ordan kept lip their inter est with "The Song of a Cardinal, by Gene StrattCsl Porter. The chi,- dren enjoyed Victrola selections cl bird songs and patriotic airs. During the program. MT. Hofgatt led them in patriotic songs.
 At the conclusion of the program Misses Margaret Morgan, Hope Sev- mour and Juanita McManus were awarded tickets emitting them tC cards good for any bc ok in the li- brary.
 The next. story hour will be held in the early part of May.
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BOY SCOUTS FORM
 NEW TROOP HERE

The organization of Troop No. Z, Boy Scouts, was completed, when 't was divided into two patrols at a meeting at the houme of Scoutmastes' Alton Harper. After tie meeting, an American flag was raised over the scout headquarters. Troop No. IS striving to fill the troop to 32 mem- bers, the required number. Boys wishing to join are asked to give their applications to Scoutmaste. Harper or any of the named scouts. Following are members of each patrol:
 First patrol-Deavers Howell Le- land Borricklaw, Clarence Montague Carleton Woodbury, and Eugene Harper.
 Second patrol-Charlie Roma, Fran cis Harper, Bruce Coleman, Raymond Hills and Edgar Omcirk.
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DU FONTS NEW SUBMARINE.

Wilmington, Del, April 14.-Alfred I. du Pont has announced his inten- tion of turning over to the govern ment a sumbarire destroyer of new type now under construction at Bris- tol. R. l., and which is pronounced bJ experts to be one of tho most efficient yet designed.
 Improvement on "Sl<is."
 An increase of several yards in the jump of ski-runners is rather sur prising result of the process of metal lizing objects by means OF spray. In Switzerland, coating of aluminium of the thickness of thin cardboard is be- ing applied to the ski-biades by this method, and this not only adds greatly to the durability of the bearing surface but 1t also very materially lessens friction, and tends further to prevent caking of snow on the blades. It is the diminished friction that lengthens the jump.
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B. c. MEAD LEAVES
 THE GRAPHIC FORGE

B. c. Mead, who was been associ- ated with The Graphic for ten years as circulation manager and in other responsible capacities, has severed his connection with the paper. He plans to enjoy a well-earned vaca- ton, at the conclusion of which he will accept one of several attractive propositions he has received.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mead have made many friends in Pine Bluff, and all will join in the hope that they elect 70 continue their residence in the city.
 Mir. Mead is a keen, energetic busi- ness man, and the termination of a long connection with The Graphic is the cause of regret among those who have been associated with him So long.
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COtcrie Recital Tuesday Evening.

The following is the program for the monthly recital of the Musical Coterie, to be held at the Hotel Pines Tuesday evening. at o'clock:
 Piano solo, Miss Estelle Simpson, Vocal solo, Miss Ethel Schloss. Reading. Miss Clotele Loosely. Piano solo, Mrs. James Moore. Vocal solo, Dolph Kastor.
 Reading, Miss Imogene Griffin. Violin solo, Miss Mamie Farrar. Vocal solo, Arthur Triplett.
 Orchestra directed ty Prof. Her. man Hoffnagle.
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PERSONALS,

J. W. Adams has returned from visit with friends at Fort Smith and Fayetteville
 Joe Walker, student at Little Rock college, is here to attend the mar riage of his sister, Miss Virginia Walker, to pr. F. E. Hurrle, of Little Rock, Tuesday.
 c. w. Montgomery, of Decatur, H., is visiting friends and relatives in the city.
 Robert Walker, who attends the University of Arkansas medical school, at Little Rock, is in the city to attend the marriage of his sister, Miss Virginia Walker, to Dr. F. E. Hurrle of Little Rock.
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Rride.E]ect H0nOred
 AT Delightful SIlOWers

Mrs. M. F. Otte entertained Satu'- day afternoon, at her home, 90l west Third avenue, in most delightful style. complimentary to a popular bride-elect, Miss Stella Matz. The Otte home was beautifully decorated for the occasion, potted plants and cut flowers heing used i'll most tas.y profusion. There were musical se7 lections by Miss Matz. Miss Ferda Oaks. and Miss Josephine Hope, Mrs. w. o. Taggart gave an appropriate toast to the honoree, and at the nroper moment, little Miss lone Otte entered the room. drawing cart which was piled hieh with the many handsome linen articles with wh'cn the honoree was "showered." After the deserved amount of attention had been paid to the shower" de- licious ice course was served, pr1ns' ing most pleasant afternoon to a close.
 Those present were Miss Matz Miss Katie Bryant. Miss Ferda Oaks Miss .Josenhine Hope, Miss Katie Franey. Miss Irene Colgan. Miss Gladys Colgan, Miss Ethel Weaver and Mesdames John Matz. w. o. rag ] gart. Matt Donovan. Arch Patterson T. Denham. Lee Hardness, D. Hope Rennenberg. John Kennedy, JacE Roost, Williams. Neddo Merino, H Wood, Drake, Robertson, Ruth LOCK ridge and Mrs. Otte.
 The following is the program TOT the circle meeting of the Lakeside Missionary society: Circle NO, l Monday 2.2O. hostess, Mrs Wright Circle No. 2 Monday 2:30 Mrs. w. ' Davis: Circle No. 3. Monday ocloc1 Mrs I. A. Bolin; Circle No. 4. Wed nesday, 3 o'clock. Mrs. Blakeburn. 1 Miss Etta Winters. teacher of tht Sixth avenue school, is re"over,ns from an illness as result Of measles
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Recital Tomorrow
 At Christian Church.

Prof. c. H. Hohgatt, of Chicago. who has been directing the musical part of the revival services at the First Christian church, will give a recital tomorrow night at that church, and will be assisted by some of the best musical talent of the city, as we'll as by the large choir which he has been directing during the re- cent revival services.
 Following is the program that will be given:
 Chorus--"Lord God, Omnipotent Reigneth."
 Solo-"Until," c. H. Hohgatt.
 Duet-Messrs. Garner and HOhgatt.
 Children's selections-J. c. Sauer- brum. Dolly and Babe Macdonald, Anrabelle Simpson. Elsie Miller, Kathleen Garner: Ladies quartette, Kathleen Garner, Dorothy Sweatt, An nabelle Simpson,, Mildred Mcintyre; Boys quartette.
 Chorus Master, the Tempest is Raging"
 Violin solo-Miss Mamie Farrar.
 Trio-Miss Dansby. Mrs. Frank Thompson, MT. Hohgatt, Mrs. James Moore, accompanist.
 Piano solo-Mrs. James Moore.
 Reading-Miss Vashti King.
 Solo-"Arioso from Pagliacci," MT. IIohgatt.
 so!o-Miss Lucy Hearn Broadstreet, Accompansts, Miss Winnie Clegg and Mrs. Frank Thompson.
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Beau Knot Club
 Kith Miss Alexander.

Miss Lutie Alexander was hostess
 h the Beau Knot club at a bridge luncheon yesterday afternoon with
 Miss Virginia Walker, a charming bride-elect who will be married Tues
 day to Dr. F. E. Hurrle of Little
 Rock, as honoree. The delightful Entertainment was held in Miss Alex Ander's home at 715 West Fifth ave hue.
 A prize was awarded Miss May Reynolds for having high score, and
 Miss Virginia Walker was given the honoree's gift. A delightful luncheon |was enjoyed by the guests.
 The guests were, Misses Virginia Walker, Eulalie Walker, Beulah Walker, Cornelia Walker, May Reyn- bids, Eleanor Nunn, Margie Atkinson, hnd Lutie Alexander, and Mesdames Hugh Humphries, w. D. Hearn, Sam Williamson and G. H. Triplett. This is one of a number of sev- eral attractive parties given Miss Walker last week.
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Delightful Luncheon IAt Walnut Lake Home.

Mrs. Burt Pickens entertained with
 a beautiful appointed luncheon We'd
 hesday at her new home at Walnut
 Lake, honoring Mrs. Flournoy Cross,
 a recent bride, and Miss Virginia
 Walker, a bride-elect for April.
 The table was laid with large
 cherry cover over pink The center
 piece was Dresdon basket filled
 with Russell roses and ferns and
 tied with a large tulle bow in two
 shades of pink. From the baskets
 ran tulle streamers of two shades
 extending to different parts of the
 room where small Dresden baskets
 filled with pink sweet peas hung. |Small bouquets of sweet peas tied with two shades of tulle were given |the guests as favors. Pink candles lin glass candle sticks lighted the Etable.
 The place cards were hand painted |ornamented with bride and groom. 1 Small bouquets of sweet peas tied With two shades of tulle were given |the guests as favors.
 The honorees were given prizes, |Mlss Walker receiving four handmade |camlsoles and Mrs. Cross long Dresden basket filled with growing ferns and pink geraniums. At the conclusion of the entertainment a de- llclous seven course luncheon was |served.
 Those present were Misses Virginia walker, Eulalie Walker, Beulah walker, Eleanor Mum, Lutie Alex ander, Hattie Currie of Winchester ana Sallie Oracle of Little Rock, and Mesdames John Alexander, Clay ICross, Flournoy Cross and Boyd Bonner of Dumas.
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INDIANS WILL FIGHT.

Mobile, Ala, April 14.-One hun dred Choctaw Indians in Baldwin, Escambia and Monroe Counties, Ala bama, have volunteered their ser vices to the arlAy J. w. Roberts, Postmaster at Raburn Ala., is here to arrange for the muster in of the troops.
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3C,O0O NEGROES FOR WAR,

Charleston, S. C., April 14.- Thomas E. Miller, formerly president of the State Negro college, has ad- dressed letter to President Wilson and Governor Manning offering to organize 30,000 South Carolina ne- groes for active service in the army and navy
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OFFER REWARD FOR U-BOAT.

Washington, April 14.-A reward of $5,O0O for the captain and crew of the first American merchan sh.p to destroy a hostile submarine was offered by Benjamin and Anderson Gratz of St. Louis in a telegram to Secretary Daniels. The secretary thanked the senders for the spirit If their offer, but added he felt money reward for such deeds out of place.
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1-2 PER CENT MONEY
 FOR N. Y. FARMERS

New York, April 1.-The farmers of New York state can borrow money to finance the planting, harvesting and marketing of crops at 1-2 per cent interest on their personal notes without endorsement. Twenty mil lion dollars for this purpose has been pledged by the. patriotic bankers of New York city and $500,000 in cash already has been deposited in a New York bank as guarantee. The money is to be lent through a local committee.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Tuesday, April 17.

Pine Bluff chapter, D. A. R., 2:30
 m m at home of Mrs. Ella Chestnu t nd Mrs. w. R. Crawford as hostess. hawthorne Book club, with Mrs. J. [ Elliott.
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s1oo,ooo FOR FRENCH ORPHANS.

New York, April 14.-The Ameri- can society for the Relief of French War Orphans has announced that t has sent 500,000 frances ($100,000) to France for immediate distribution among French orphans in territory evacuated by the Germans.
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Improvement on "skts."
His wickedness Revealed.

Meeker-"Didn't always give you my salary check the first of every month";" Mrs. Meeker-"Yes; but you never told me that you got paid on the first and fifteenth, you embezzler !" Judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15

Miss Nell Young, who has been visiting her brother w. R. Young in Hot Springs, left with him Thursday Tor his home in San Antonio, Tex.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15

N[s. J. r. Nelson was removed in she iiolderness ambulance yesterday rom her home. 1919 West Thirteenth avenue, to the Davis hospital. for medical treatment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15

Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Collier III. are weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Phillips, at Althemer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15
|Eyans-Wilson Wedding Last Night.

Mss Ida May Wilson, a we'll known
 ana popular young woman, and
 James K. Evans, a widely known and
 respected young Pine Bluffian, were
 married about S:30 o'clock last night,
 at the parsonage of the Hawley Me-
 lnorlai Methodist church. the cere- llony being said by Rev. J. R. Dicker- son. pastor of the church.
 mere were relatives and a few lntlmate friends only, in. attendance q. the ceremony The young people nave a wide circle of friends in Pine
 niull' where they have lived for many years and they will continue to make
 tneir nome here, with the mother of
 an.s ,ne pride, Mrs. c. w. Howard, 9O2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15

Miss Susie Mann of Tcxarkana, who mas been the guest of Mrs. F. 6. bfidgeS, has returned to her home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15
Tuesday. April 24.

State Sunday school convention,
 First presbyterian church, opening If |hree day session.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15

Mrs. Frank Tomlinson is attending the continental congress Daughters ol the Revolution, the national meet Ing of the |. $. Daughters 1872, at Washington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15

The W. c. T. |. will meet Thurs aaE afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. II. Duncan, 1901 West Sixth street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15

Mrs. J. ]. Ward of Hope is here fol 9 visit with Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Key She is a sister of Mr. Key.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15

A sheep may be sreared in four and half minutes by machine, whereas is requires 15 to do the work by hand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15

Miss Maud Whiteside of Chat
 tanooga is here for a visit with Mrs. Sam Trimble.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15

Ar. and Mrs. C. F. Rathbone, new residents of Pine Bluff. are located ai S03 West Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15
Young Folk Enjoy Delightful Partx.

W.T. and Mrs. w. D. Fiveash delight luily entertained large number of young friends last evening at their
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15

Free matinee Monday, Best theatre 1 to { D. m. See Secret Kingdom, "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15
Skirts 2.98 to 24.95 Kahki Kools Shantungs Fancy Silks

In all tine leading newer colors, and color effects of stripes, plaids and plains.
 You can always find a skirt to suit you here. The styles are absolutely cor rect. The prices always right.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-15

Miss Etta Winters. teacher of the Sixth avenue school, is recovering from an illness as result or measles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-21
MORE SPECIFIC
/. ADDRESS NEEDED
P0sTMAsTER URGES PATRONS
no HAVE INCOMING MAIL
MARKED WITH STREET OR
BOX NUMBER

The sfaclsncy Of our city free de-
livery can be much increased II our
patrons will cooperate with US In
urging your correspondents to place
your correct street address or Dor
number on all your incoming mail.
No matter how we'll known you are,
this 10 essential to prompt service.
New clerks or carriers-or substi.
tutes-are apt to be used at any
time. and letters not fully addressed
will b delayed in delivery until the
directoriss can bs searched and the
sddSess completed. The delay will
b your faslt II your correspondents
srs not advised OF your full address.
Our service has been In operation
asasiy . year row. and yet fully
ehrse.sourths Of Ill letters arriving
are deaoisat IN full address. II 10 up
70 esr patroas 10 correct this. Urge
oil correspondents 70 give full street
6dlrssssor boz number. % the case
oAy -. II your mail comes general
6soovesy. hsve II - sddrssssd. Where
yonr nall d delivered to your resi-.
Stese. saa tor illustration. you live
~, - Tsfth Serset. and a.. north Of
NM strssts give your address %
me. 49,. Nerth Fifth" This help
UusysuS past Wiu sd1 woadsrfuiiy 10
prompt delivery OF mail from the
e0eo~W. 4. uslseil. p. n.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-21
new BRIDGE IS
MONEY MAKER

VANCOUVER. WASH. Aug. IL
The big steel interstate bridge across
the Columbia River between Van.
couver. WASH. and Portland. Ore. on
the Pacific highway. is a money.
maker. according to hgures recently
compiled BY Rufus Holman. Portland,
chairman Of the bridge commission.
The big bridge was completed recent
" at . cost Of $l.556.32. Mr.. Hoi.
man says this Agurs is approximately
$4,000 less than the original esti.
mated cost.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-21
Sister S School TO
Be Ready Soon

given that nothing will be left un.
done to make that department com.
plete. The academy will be directed
by seven Sisters Of Charity, who will
arrive In klamath Fails within the
next two weeks. These sisters repre-
sent the highest type Of womanhood.
and they will bring to the academy
the best talent and ability that q long
experience In education can provide.
Grades will cover primary. grammar
and all branches of the high school.
Text books to be used are the same o
adopted in the public schools OF ore
gon. Whilst pupils Of every denomi.
nation and no denomination will be
accepted on presentation OF proper
credentials as to character and repu.
tation. no pupil will ever be compell-
ed to take part In any religious exer.
else. Catholic children alone will be
required to follow the religious train.
ing. Attendance at religious exer.
cises will be purely passive for all non
Catholics. and the religious wishes OF
parents. n-Catholic. who will have
their children at the academy will al
ways be respected. Music and paint
Ing will be taught. Boarders will be
charged $4,000 month. which will
include board. tuition and laundry.
Day scholars will be charged $3.50 a
month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-21
t''-'',l!(, s..'

y . Z

SHASTA VIEW. Aug. 1l-voeAat-
ser Brothsrs recently drilled . deep
we'll at the shassa view school house.
J. L. Hale and wifs went Sunday
t. KlamasA rails 70 est Aiss Lsaa
seaafpsr. car primary saAehsr for the
coming school ysar. "
c. n. Kirkpatrick and family and
Nlss Lola SeAafsr and n. E. Wilson
and family and Miss Mary Hunt start
"a wednesday for . few days outing
1t spsacsr Creek and other .plaesA
Ben Danlsas anA Sanilys h. Co..
pany Win Ma Isasy vem "a .SDn
Andy Of white Lake. visited Crater
Lake Sunday. Thsy, report q most
delightful trip.
Mr. aaA Mrs. Jsnss FAilpott An1
childrsa, a Bsoaan faeeoapAn3el
Rev. lfickslson Saaaay oa1Ai6-tlp 70
his Appointments a. Aereill Shasta
visw and re vallsy. ~ party
lunched with Nf. and M. J. l..
Bailey.
=. W. McMaavs. wife and daush.
tses Elizabeth. Estsne and Dorothy Of
Klamath Fails cane IN their nsw
DODGE car Sunday T. sDsad the day
with Mrs. McManus' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Bailey. AfrA Bsilsy rs-
turned homee viii tAsa for . few
days visit.
Mr.. Book and family and o. e.
Hunt and family spent Sunday. at
John Faught's. near Bonanza.
We are plsased 70 nsst - many Of
our new honsstsaAsfs fro0 'the !Tule
Lake laAds at 8un1ay seAaol, aD1
hope to ses more Of then. TAsysRs
very plsAsant psopls. anA ws wslesns
then to our niast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver 0f aAsAlaad
are, visiting their dausAtse. Nrs.
Gleick, fN
Mr.. and Mn. z. lfuschaR, q Pee
valley were ealDssu Ut J. l. sDAilsy's
Saturday. MIA. Aseham anA laugh
ter. Mrs. Wsbsf. sskpeet - start We'd.
nssaay for Ashland 10 1spGad . ssv
weeks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-21
STRANGE FIGHT
seen NEAR TOWN
pATTLE BETWEEN RATTLE
SNAKE AND CHICKEN nAWk
WITNESSED ~ YONNO VAI'
LEY REHIDENTs YESTEisDAi

Tue unusual spectacle OF u nxh'
between a chicken hawk and rattle
snake was witnessed yesterday by J.
=. Coleman aud his son on their way
to klamath Falls from Hildebrand.
They were hrst attracted to tue
spot by seeing the hawk dartinx and
pecking at the ground. aud running
In TO see the cause Of It's strange ac-
ton, were just In time to SEQ tho rat
tier disappear In n hole.
Il IL hard to say who would have
been the victor u they had not IN
terrupted the scrap.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-21

The sisters convent 20 long looked
for. and which will be known as the
klamath Falls Academy" Is an as
sursd fact. and everything is on the
high road OF completion for the open.
iag on September 3rd. on which date
all prospective students must be en-
rolled. Actual teaching. however.
will not begin until September 10th.
Students who are to board at the
academy should forward Immediately
their names and addresses. tho they
need not present themselves until
Septsmber 10th.
The boarding and music depart
ments Of the academy will be located
In the residence Of the sisters, Is the
new school building will be used for
school work only. Quite an encour-
aging number Of students have ap-
piled a. boarders. and all apprehen.
sion OF . small patronage has van
ished. Both boys and girls will be
accepted % boarders. but no boy over
IL years Of age will be received as q
boardsr. Girls and young ladies. re-
gardIsss Of age. will be accepted az
boasders.
The domestic features Of the acad-
smy will be In the hands Of the sis
tsrs entirely. and every assurance is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-21
OREGON HUNTERS MAY
WEAR RED HHlllTS

PORTLAND. Aug. ?i.--Orcgon
hunters are considering wearing red
shirts or hats while Aneld. 10 that
they will not DO mistaken for deer.
Two hunters have already been mis-
taken for deer and killed this year.
and efforts are being made to reduce
the usual casualty list.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-21
BOARD a. poUALlxArlox

BOARD - EQUALIZATION
Notice b hsFsby given. that the
hoard Of equalization o. Klamath
County VIII - h session at the eoun-
u court roon foe thirty days. begin
alag Monday. September lo.4 lsi7.
Al protests must b. written and en-
tered during tAs lrst week Of The sss-
-sisa. .Datel August 3. lSl7.
aasas J. =. LEE Assessor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-21

FOR SALE-elisAEly used neCor-
nick binAes, eonplsts: win sell at
almost halt ps1ce. Apply 70 zetser
laseh, two miles sast Of Wilson
bridss. 1s-st'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-21
LEAVE vs1zn n,sonms

United 0tatssa Aafahal Frank T.
Berry Of Portland lett SATURDAY
with Henry Stunpi oaaA Joe Dssna
for that point. The two Imea II. cus.
tody were bound over - the graad
jury there on charge 'of vipaatiaG
the espionage oct. Joes Barns - b.
lisvsd to bs . slaekef. for altho he
registered at the apDeinted time, II
b thought that be- ussd ~ aasuused
name. He = reported 10 Asve YEA
known By four names since being in
ths county.
Deputy Marshal Johnu Harnell ae-
compsnied NsrshAll Berry - guard.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-21
TAKES
SONS PLACE

PENDLETON. Aug. 2l.-When
City. Attorney James E. Fee Jr. was
selected to attend the second reserve
ohicers' training camp at the San
Francisco Preside. his father. Judge
James A. Fee took the ONCE Of city
attorney on condition that the salary
be paid the sons wife. The father
was once mayor OF Pendleton. \
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-08-21

Get . sta.dAed Ase insssssre -
icy b . a-stss1asa eoanpaav - senn8
ard Fa1as. ard yoa ~an haso 10 tsua
Fbss II sdjusting b. Doss.. - CHI
eata. .lO