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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
gSoris iiebt WeIueuilcr.

Der ii6erroidenoe 9n0rii oelider SriegSi6ifie ouf
Gaais an DER iroBodcn mo aui 0ooer an Der britt
den aanalfilie, Der am Sreita9 Nbeno umternonlmen
nrroe bot 5ur Soge ge6abt ooB 5og6oite Eeroncn IN
@oris ldon cine SanOimg Oeutider Irilppen in Nin'
flrden im0 Calais lebcn @enn in gSirflidteit ein
NafentIlItano 5pden oen @iittelmGften uno 9uB
ono pic gerii1hpeie 0erartet 5uianoe gefonmen IT.
hcqt elm ioldes llnternebmen %inocnbur9S ieoenfals
lidt ouBer6a6 ocs 8eredes Der M0glidleitcn, ocnn
ciienbor beberrt Sic oetibe 6ptte oen otiden Noeil
oes Gngliiden aonaS, neil england infolge Der II
Boot. lno Mncnoeia6r cS nd)t wagt iene groBe
Sdadtotte oort6in 81 6rngen. glber mie 9eiagt
9iuBano miBte crit ais @egner ousgedlaltet eilt che
Sinocnburg 5u einen iod5en llnteruebmcn ibreitcn
oiirte oen Der SopfitoB wrOe bon 6lanoern aus Der
aHe ctong aeiiibrt pcroen miiiien, ipo5 cine arte
Seeresmoie erforoerd iein proe, cine biel Itdrtere,
ais oie 1eeresmad5t rede SinOen6urg BORT 5nr Der
igtng le6en FAM 70 LANCE @ibuno nod ernlt 81 neb-
mon iit
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gcrmiidltc g[nseiacn.

Qlnsuabl pon 5iniqeu 9hncin: ,gpIe 9hraei
ueroeu2' Srdgen, Mn1purtcn; 4rietileuer
W1rtesbiidbcr. NO0biidei @einditSr1tboe6er etc
shrdbt fir @rots.groIpeite. p ,Cane SeErer
ReielnQeiudnaerie, fir Mue, Die iid) in Der eng
iIden Gprnhe ilpeH nno tarOouiunninen ipol'
EN- .sImerlian,fdlcr Dolmetiner"; 36b Setien.
sprncbe nno SInIeiinug. in fureer Belt ugne
Jebrer SuNifcb Iprecbcn nno brehcn 3n er.
len. Gl0t cie gusprowe ogy sSbrier, pie nan
,iae IRniietlamnhluN bon 8r:eieu. Aebnungen,
auftfnacr Moni,ofien, g9enien Nnweiln9cn,
ss,ndliSfIrien etc. yinr Si.OO, Setehnuael
nj rom Netraac biitc 3n dbreliren: G1arlte
aaiim.ncr Vn6liibRn Gompnun Cos Sbish
iUene, gaeD Dcrt y. y. 9hber xxx eegcs
gnr0msbeSahlaial ierianbt. N0e6NMNNt.J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
Gicnitas, Ssu "A. slpril 1917.
Sin gcdlml OcS @aiculansuerciHs, Ger nidt 6cirem-
Ocn tnnu.


Ter ggaiien6mlsperein bat beidolien, Oas oesd0s
ri9c g9aiiGicit ausialen 81 laIen 6ilrdt Dor Aus
idreitngcu lit Die llrode oes 9eiblnlies g9ir tim
ucn oenl Gcrcin BEL @enn Is ndmlA moglid it, oaB
i'm authorization 9ioono @ort Oie 9uBcnleie Der eSo1
ningen ocs ri6ercn OGttiden GoniuS =. 2l Sii6eriB
i,s &crm @ml 6 g. 0iltm mo Der 6rai @6ares
9liBe elmer 2dapciier 0cS Srut 0fclt nit amerifan
IGen Iloqqen bcmalt lmo nit unilGtiecn gemeflmgn
beiriben perocn foreu; lno penn man beoentt, CAB
nngeSel0an ans perdieOenen ariitofratdcn@ @egcnocL
0tren Nalnen mir lcioer III Ger Siite Der 500 nm9en
9altimorer pcrnliicn oie G iiir Den Gicnit IN Der
Gotc gcmclo 6a6en pd6reno mir IN Der Siite AMI 25O
glomeu ecitobcn iino ocren &lang anocltc Dab i6re
Er1ger BON ocmclben @ofsitomnle limo Dem Die perren
&0erb, 0lten mo gtiBe entiprocn limo, Dor mebrcen
geoden ugcitroit cine MISUNDERSTANDING in Der
Whtf Ato0eHie it0ren fonttcn mcnn allies Gas nog'
lid it, Damn fam es ndbt 6eiremoen menn ole 9eomten
ocs 99aenbms- &erenls Die Sncenirlmg BON &oonu'
Gceuen ouf ocm 4imeitieite Der oeutid)en &aen be-
irdDten lmo ais frieOliebenoe 8Hrger oieIer @eobr
ord Geridcbung oes 6eItes at eincn ru6geren 3eit-
pmft aus Dem g8eae geben. Ger Gllrnperen Dor
mdrs bat aus Der geiden lrabe ole 6eier ieines gol
cCnen Sibildums Deridoben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24

gc0ingiingcn crortert uerOci ltcr relden sic gSet
n1d5te 6ranfre6 un0 Gnglano 6rieocu 5u blicBcn Sc
negt iin0 Dieie GeOingmgen fonnen feline @roberngs
geliiite GnganOs iuio 5ranfreid)s einideBen Oenn
&raiioat gson bat iib gegen ioIde OeutIib geuug
asgeiprodjen Gie @eratbuuger in gSoi5ngton meroen
iid e0enaas mcbr i'm 6ricOen, ais I'M SregsmoBnab-
men 0re9en
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glntgracits Gublc,
courage,
SauBol5,
Wli9lnnlpeH,


Nngeboe ntilllen nnter Dren relpeitloen Se'
iianaiioHeH mariirt lein nm ole 81 liefernoen
glriite cOrrcit 5u belbreben. gSenn es bedb'
Gonirdif 81 icieyiL miiiou iie In epQraeiI
periieQcltcli Gouoerieu init gecigneter Amilt1rili
cnQerei0! mer0en Gpc3ifiQtionGn mo glu'
gebpts Sormulare i0nnen im Nilreau oes iidoit'
ithcH 6niluiss9lqenten Simmer glr. POS, Hnib'
bdu5, am nnn lad SnMtnG, 2i NprH 1871,
cg,aNQi pert eli. Sine 0ebu0r rD.t iiinl SOl!ars
lS5.OOJ miro liir ieoe RciDe bon Spe3tllutlo'
nen 6erc0Hct. Glitter Nelrdg miro bel oercn
Niiaenbe IN gEicn 3ulianoe am oaer Dor oenI
49, Mai 1917 5arhderliui.ct Spe5utatouen.
bel Der GcreDnnn0 elncs An9ebpiee htuuUt,
mer0en ais 6uriidAeGebell, bciruOiei.
2lucn gHqeboic nuB EN- bcgiduhtater 0Ded
ocs gieers aui eiile Clearing Soule Ydni
ii,r Den in ben alQemeincn SeoingnngeH
nngcliibrien &eivag, AM Ole Sroer bes UluOorS
Wo Stl0rdiGS Oon Baltimore 5nDlbdr ges
na0t 0eIGelilGi iciL
Scr crlolgrel6e Neier mnB 3ulre0enlies
cn0e @ilrglmalt liir Die gcireue SrlhnNg
6icies @onirNiies In GleiC5eln gSeriDe oes Sons
ruice lielcn llilo Die Gcliintlmngen oe5
stuOt0buriers iiber @onirNfie eriiilleu.
Sic Gonirali. Neb0roe be0dli licD cns Eebt
Oor rGeno eil nn0 dle gHGcboie 6nrud5u'
neienN mo ole G0ntrafte nuD bcrlbienenen
0lallillalioncn ooer als @un6es 3n6niprebeL
Ggiflp ". gnder,
iiE0tlcDer Gulinnls NlgeHt.
@ciiGiGi:
Sgln @H6crt,
hu0 Frdiiocnt Der 0oIcofi' Seboroe.
SraRi 1riocpn
0iile Si00i fftoinrGor.
(glpr23, ,252O
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NiluQ q. Q0no.

Gs iiarb am 81 9lpril 1917 Nnua g. eana
(Qcb0rcue 2ncbleinl, qeliebe Satin bon SEQ.
GaHg i'm gllier bon "a Sn5ren ltno 1 N5onateiL
Die Nect0iguuG liu6ei bon brer N00nun9,
w. 1928 Asrt,gnltimorc-& &lraRc, aus liGlt.
Die 3el oerielben wiro ipdier oa9edeigt,
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qIu Die Tarnen.

nis cinSlqr S,nulr W brr g,aht
llulerr Mdh.Hnifcn sbi olieil Surge To'
nsn. pelht nle MleiocrmuherhHi nlD osil
"a tnssr 8ti ourb oea AGdblu6 an beit
ilnlen crrctBcii lllierriht WloraenS Nncn.
nlttQge Ino GhrnnS 9cuuente sinn0en Sm
oaiie peaondeue slrJcitgil ijuuen lndbreio see
ilntettihic5 ipriOeieHt perorn tSrluOlibet
unletrubi ii 8uhunrl hon Nluitern erlbcili
Rdtcre Au@fnnli lhrillt ODER rInhlld6 bel
MI. SAoege. Nt. BOZ 2eelh Sarainoe .&ttahe.
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Iepartcmcgt ir usaicGMun.
HHrcan Der Se0Uroe Der adlnl 0omm'iidre'


Nia0lUE hn6 acknowledgements.
NaliimOre, Is. gprll 1917, Z
Scpnrat OcrNegcltc NnacDptc, IN Nupilloi,
nii Scr ynilDrlfi p%rcpoldls lpr 0eais, 6uril'
iinre, 5luie &lndboarbS ec, lcr iGe Nepdlls
mCni Of Goucpi!pu." G6reiri ar ocn nNodro
Of g.meros oi &altimore @iiO," peroen' eilaes
qen Qcnonnlen IN Dem Nureolt bon 9errH
9iicDaro @iluiun lte0ilirnior JidlbbduS,
Baltimore, Dio., bis fl llDr &orntiiiaG5 am
W;itnuud], 2, Mai 1917.
GpeBiIifaiionen f0nneu IN Dem Nlrean oer
Ncb0roe Der Gojul 0pmnlildre crlangt peroel.
Gin ocglaubigicr @bcd ocs Nielers lilr $3.50,
soblbar an Ocil UiaOnr uno 5i0oiraib bon Bdl'
fintore uno oui cine q@leortr9 9onie @anf'
gc6oNen. nuB ieoce gn9eboi ME iol9t nes
QleitcH: fir a(lc IN Den Spc5iiiloliouen be-
0ingien SicmS pocr iir SDaer 4ilte auein
ooer fir SGiller.&ilQe mo irgelo e' alioereeS
Stem; oocr 500 liir ir0eno cues ooer ale
stems, Die ScllIcr'1il0e niot etngel1lolen.
SG5 6eCbi til porhebnlien, ir9eno enes ooer
alle glHgeboie 5urld5uDellen.
Sggn -. Jicdc,
cefrctdr Der Wcb1rDe Der SdGufG Gomminare.
lSenebniigi am iS Mrll 1917.
5nbu OHDert
hinq. 4rdliocnt Der 0onirdftBeDoroe.
(yNr19 20 2f 2324)
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GfnnT9fETItWIlylUII0.
sc Dir0 hiernUi dlcn Ferpncu unO Gotpp'
rafioneu Ooer GtaQis NHrpcrlhdifen. pcldc @e'
lt6dIte in Der Giant Baltimore hetrelhen uno
6a8a cine GioQiSaicer8 ben1tbiaen heianni
Qena6l, cine 9ccn5 81 crpirIen ooer otelelbe
fnmmenoem Mai 1917 5i erpeuern
Sin lmierlniieA cine 2icrn5 81 criuirtcu,
mnteriuirit &crioura emcr Sraie nno Npfcn.
@erl 9loam Senpert @leu oes epHlIlplI
GlcuS OicrMis IN icbi hereil SiceH3en III lei'
nem Niircau JIM GerCb.s0e6duoe bon 3 nDr
NormiigaaS biz ilhr 1ohmlhaaS QnS5heueiL,
HaS Stndis, &eriiDetunGe GegnrIemeni plro
6crei iciu @etiiOCrlinQs grpicr Nicen3eH ON
criicn SGge oec tunnlcnrcn Mai 1917 III tei'
lcni 9hreau I'M umcn Sutii ec0dnoe bon
ll1r 8oyniilaGS bis 4 ll5r Gabmltinas aus
Shomas n. MicGnlD,
Chcriii ner Sta0f baltimore.
(gpr3AG911,t3,16. 16.1S, ,20,239e,28 $500
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GOuitantin, Der eriedcnf1nia, Fat bon ncrcm Mnt5
eei1opf; er orobt 6en 4aiirtcn nit areasertldrimg
ncnn lie nt6t olii6oren en 2au0 u0 @of 81 be6rdcn
Gontontin mB Oes5aIb wo6l Ger 4niidt iein Dab BON
%cars6ra ans in 9al6e Der 6re0e ourd Oie Set sic
ben miro
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9nr IiebcuOIIrn NriMNcrnn0

an menen @atien
NenrD g9Dnnemann,
Der beuie Dor eiHem SoDr ans Dem Seben
Sin Sa6r IN pergaH0en
gio6 ii'S odilcibe Ner3;
Nieiu ein5igcs SerlauGeit
WiciH Iroi IN dilcm Sbmeri,
yas 6iii 0u ircner Waiiel
Nl ldBt MIDI ni0i ulleia.
5eiH pieGcn. Oas b bate
Sda iii nod beuc Nieilt
Riot lauqe Suirb as mdhren,
GuHn bHri fa5 Sebncn aul;
Sam ilcBcN SrenocniuOseH,
Tbut lb Die 0cimnD All.
Git traueroc Satin nno Sinoer.
(9lprof)
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Ncfanmtmadlmnaem.

@crfrncnc 9nocDotc III Smpliiat. an bic Gon
iraii4Neboroc Der Siuoi baltimore geridptet
sI0S sT ps gm1gG m so p' ocs 3 Si Soearat6rg 2t
8immer gtr lO5, RaibbauS. Baltimore. Nio.
iir Die Sieieriina mo gblieierung an nerl0e.
ocne Departments Der loNenoen Nriiiel
Il
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lcne Gattia luo oercn Nhitcr eridoB uno enc Sdud.
germ ucrpnoetc lucil cnc uocrriidte 4reuBen eiciL
rcil iie nit 0cn @liteImdden oniott, mic er, nit Der
Gntente onpat6iirtciL mo dj Damn iclGit oas Scbcn
rc6u par elm voerr.dtercr 9nalop6ile~ ais 0ie 6rnn
,uerrdte 4SraiHcn~ uaren.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

That there are 3s.000,0O0 cats In
the United States. one to every four
persons. ID the assertion Of DR.. Frank
Chapman. Of the American museum
OF natural history. and acting on that
Theodore Douglas Robinson nephew
Of Colonel Roosevelt. and member Of
the lower house Of the legislature Of
New York, has introduced = bill which
Il It becomes . law will require every
owner Of . cat in New York state to
pay license Of IS cents year. Cats.
according to DR.. Chapman, every year
do damage to the sum OF 100000
600 to the farmers OF the Mississippi
Valley. They eat 20 many Wild birds
thas the cinch bugs thrive. and thus
eat the crops. The total damage
caused By cats every year 10 declared
to be oo.ooo.ooo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
SOUTHERN SEED
MEAL IS BOON
DAN MALLOY. SHEEP MAN. SAYS
COTTON SEED MEAL lS BEST
STUFF FOR SHEEP IN WINTER.
WILL BUY LARGE QUANTITIES

That ground cotton seed meal ID
q big boon to sheep men Of klamath
and Lake counties. and that another
year will see them investing in this
heavily for winter feed. is the state
ment Of Dan Malloy. prominent sheep
man Of Lskeview. who ID In the city
on business. Mr.. Mslloy is feeding
large band Of sheep In the Bonansa
district this winter.
Mr.. Mslloy says that IN amount OF
cotton seed meal il worth six times as
much q grain. and that he Is having
good SUCCESS With II.
Another year and Lake county
sheer men are going 10 send out Q
map 70 purchase enough OF this feed
to supply . large number OF Lake
county sheep men. he ssys.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
Shasta View ROcie(y

SHASTA VIEW. Feb. 2l.--I.ast
Thursday was . very pleasant day Tor
ab0u' thirty Of the friends and neigh.
bors Of Mrs. w. ". Chandler. who
gathered at her homo to celebrate her
birthday. and although taken by sur.
prize. she soon rcgained her compos-
ure. and assisted the ladies In arranE.
Ing the tables for serving the dinner.
mrst Of which was previously pre-.
pared by the guests. The gentlemen
enjoyed this social event ~ much a.
the ladies. but no ono moro than the
lady OF honor. All expressed q hope
TO b. able 10 help Mrs. Chandler ccle.
brate many more birthdays.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

SHASTA VIEW. Feb. 3S.-Miss
Rose Cscka and Anna Polivks visited
shasta Wow school Fccently.
II. I. JobcS. who has served ~
Juror At Klamath Falls for some time.
has returned home.
A. Colson. who represents the
Grand Union Tea company. was In
thls neighhorhood last week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
Public Halo

At the Boggs ranch. ~ miles from
Klamath Falls. on Thursday. March I.
I will otter At public sale 10 head Of
stock. including cows. calves. horses.
etc. Also farming implements. hay.
etc. Sec largo posters for particulars.
3t.3ts n. l.. BO0OD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
old s,eclal Communjcatioa.

Hold Special Communicatioa.
Klamath Lodge No. u. A. +. Z A.
n. will hold . special communication
Monday evening. February 26. Work
lin r. c. degree. Visitors welcome.
BY order Of w. Ma. e. Elder. Sec
retary.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

Get the Most for Your Money
The Mutual paid in dividends $35..
100000 more than any other com.
pany. and in 1917 pays $20.436.-
39S.77-nearly million more. Come
In and share this big dividend.-F. n.
Priest. Agent. Over X. X. X. Store.
24-2ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
French Make Gain

UARI6. Feb. 3l.-A French de-
tschment has penetrated the German
lines in vosges. II u announced. An
attempted German raid near Wissem-
bach wss defeated.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

Locates h O0eo.
George c. Ulrieh, local agent for
the Mutual Life Insurance company
of New York. has established an ONCE
in the First State and Savings bank
building.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

Frisco l1an On Subbed Bost
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. a.
Solomon Troishe Of San Francisco
was aboard the Norwegian bark Blen-
helm. Summarized Thursday. Consul
Forests reports. Troishe was saved.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

SHASTA VIEW. Feb. 3%.--A social
dance Was given At the American hall
at Maiin last Saturday evening for
Robert Dalton.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
Klamath County News


SHASTA VIEW. Feb. 3+.-The i'd.
vent OF the second winter hes inter.
isryed With the plans Of the sheep.
men. Hay 10 setting scarce.
SHASTA VIEW. Feb. 3t.-The
ladies OF the Helping Hand Society
met at the home Of Mrs. VIII Sims.
Ssysrsl mambsrs we're out. and q Gen.
erai good time was reported.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

Study Department to Aeet.
Monday afternoon at 3:45 p. n.
at the home Of Mrs. G. A. Krause Of
S04 Walnut avenue, the study depart
ment of the Women's Club will meet
and discuss EARLY Opera Oratorio. "
Mrs. A. n. Worden win be the leader
Of the afternoon. All interested are
cordially asked to come.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
SOCIETY


Mrs. A. d. Miller. prominent In
klamath Falls society. returned last
night from Oakland and San Fran.
cisco. where she has been visiting for
several weeks.
The Harmony Club OF this city met
for q social time and an afternoon At
bridge with Mrs. Fred C. Murphy Of
72S Ninth street. this city. The event
was designated as a-Georse Washing.
ton birthday affair, tho house being
decorated in red and white. with
similarly colored candles on the u.
bles. Favors given were bright red
cherries. and the place cards were
miniature hatchets. cleverly arranged
and prepared for the occasion. The
honors In bridge for the afternoon
went to Mrs. z. g., Horton Of Penn.
sylvania, q guest Of the cluD mem.
bers, who Is in klamath Falls visit
ing with Mrs. z. G. Kimball. The
guests of the afternoon were Mrs.
Leslie Rogers. Mrs.. r. B. Evans. Mrs.
C. c. Cofer. Mrs. =. ]. Call. Mrs. n.
p. Evans and Mrs. e. L. Horton. The
members OF the Harmony Club are
Mrs. Henrietta Nslhsse. Mrs. Fred
Murphy. Mrs. Silas Obenchain. Mrs.
q. X. Van Ripper. Mrs. Frank Ward.
Mrs. J. 8. Elliott. Mrs. J. N. Bridges,
and Mrs. A. NJ. Worden.
A jolly and happy crowd Of Klsm.
sth county high school students,
teachers and other friends had .
complete surprise last Saturday even.
ing on Ines Bell. st her home. 92S
Eberlein avenue. It being her six.
teenth birthday. The evening was
pleasantly spent IN games and other
amusements. Dainty Refreshments
we're served and apparently enjoyed
by all. When leaving sll wished the
hostess many more happy birthday
Those present were Misses Rschsl Ap.
plegste. Norma Adams. Ruth Miller,
Berthe Nitscbelm, Msisie Crank
Pearl Lundy. Florence Chrismau. Do.
rothy Miller. Golden Hawkins. Iues
Ball. Mrs. u. Bell. Mrs. @. 4. Bell;
Msssrs. Carl Crsuss. West Tvvplu
William Fly. Charles Hswkiss. Drysr
Hawkins. Earnest Nitschslm. Adolf<
Nitschslm. George Bell and william
. Q Q
The members Of Mrs.. Don J. xum'
waits pupils musical club Of this catj
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

SHASTA VIEW. Teb. 3t.--Why
not continue the iitcrary!" ID the ssn.
timcnt Of q number Of persons In this
diytrict. II would be 90 excellent way
to srend some OF the long svsnings.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

Snow Delays TsOtn.
The Chiloquin train was delayed
I've hours yesterday in returning to
this city on account OF the heavy snow
north Of ChiloQuin to Kirk. according
to v. T. Motschenbacher who went up
on business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

Biologist Returns Home.
Stanley C. Jewett, government biol
ogist at Pendleton. who has been here
this week. left this morning on his re-
turn to his station. He visited the
reservation oflcials in combating the
squirrel pest on the irrigation canal
banks there.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

Mrs. Zumwalt gave the story and
much OF the incidental music OF Mas
caEui's opera. "Cavalleria Rusticana. :"
This club meets twice q month. with
the purpose Of mutual helpfulness and
Improvement.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
Returns to Eaeeae

Returns to En&eae
Alfred Collier Of the Lane county's
surveyors once at Eugene. who has
been here on business for several
days. went out this morning on his
return home. d. N. Stevenson and
r. N. Collier are remaining over .
day or so.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
Divorce TeuHimony Neard.

Divorce Testimoay Heard.
Testimony in the divorce case OF
Cecil Grimm against Prentice Grim
was heard By Judge Kuykendall yee-
terday in the circuit court. II win b
Transcribed and = verdict rendered
later. The court calendar d to b
made out next Tuesday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
v.ll Iesye Tor Calieouria.

WIN leaye Tor California.
Mr., and Mrs. H. H. Edmunds ar
rived In the city today from their
place near Olene. Mrs. Edmunds will
leave In the morning for the Santa
cara Valley. where she will visit rel.
atives for some time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

Z A1enD41n9 q. 3. 1eeeehg.
l1iss rlorsnce ChTisman Of this city
= et SaleD this week attending the
sesto coavsstion Of the Christian En-
doovor A1tsr this she will visit In
Portland. Miss Chrisman b presi-
dset Of the Christian Endeavor Soci-
ely q the local Christian church.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

In City From Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Boggs were in
the city today from their farm down
the valley. Mr.. Boggs announces that
he IL going to hold . closing out sale
OF . large portion Of his stock and
farm implements. including sixteen
head Of cows. calves and horses. next
week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

Brings in Bo6cat.
Sam Short brought In . bobcat to-
day to the county clerk for 81 boun-
" fee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
About People You Kno,u


Registered at the Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. q. kerns are reg
istercd at the Hall hotel In this city.
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In City E'rUH fOrt.
Roy Hickman OF Fort klamath was
in the city yesterday, coming down
from Fort klamath.
Brings In Ono Cuyote.
W. 1. Norris Of Bly, brought In one
coyote to the county clerks once this
morning for the bounty Of t3.s0.
Poe Valley People In City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Freuer OF
Poe Valley were In the city today on
business and doing some trading.
Suit fYled AGainsl HAak.
Suit has been brought and the pa
pere filed with the circuit court clerk
by l.. r. welch against the Butte Val.
ley State bank and F. c. Stitser.
ACkley Gets New EnGiur.
A new engine for Ackley Bros. saw.
mill In this city has been received and
installed at the mill. In place Of one
Of the old ones. which had become
worn out. for the seasons cut OF
lumber.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
naek Eroga Trip.

Baek FFo0 1rip.
J. Frank Adams u back In the city
after . trip into the country looking
after his interests.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

Suit 20 recover money has been
iled With the circuit court clerk
against A. B. Chambers and J. C.
Chanbsrs. doing business ~ the
Klanath Lumber company. by Swift
& Co. Of this city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
Round Lake Man In Town.
, J. 0tansbie Of the Round Lake dis.
trict, was klamath Falls viistor to-
day from that vicinity.

Who will appear at the Star Theater
Sunday night In the romantic
photoplay. Little Lady Eileen"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

Saturday
ssIho Tran Of Chance
Drama In Two Parts
AIhe Consisting Link
Drama in Two Parts
''Ihe Animated Weekly"
s'lGr. AcIdroe's Assassination"
Comedy
Sunday and Monday
ssTHH 6ECRET OF THE SWAMP
ADMISSION TEN CENTS
Ths Osphsus gives only one show
each evening. beginning promptly q
. O'Clock.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

Chas. Andrews was Falls visito
today from his farm In the Pine Grow
locality.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

TEMPLE tn e ATBH
"Quickssnds 1T Dcts'it."
American Drama In Three ra'..
Featuring Vivian Rich ana A"'''
vosburg.
"FOiled."
Cub Comedy In Two Parts -"
turing Billie Rhodes.
"Hsar~t Pathe News"
Current Events
sunday and Monday
''tSons 0e the kess."
l.ubin Drama In Three r"'"'
''Tise Firesmam's Ncl,esis',
Hassard OF Helen Series
"lIutlsv for . Day"
Kalem Comedy
"Hearxt Pathc Ncws."
Current Events
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
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DArbY KLAlaATA WEATHER I
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Q Yesterdays Klamath Falls Z
9 weather: =
Q Maximum temperature. SS deg. =
Minimum. last night, ~ deg. =
9 Precapitation for - hours to =
. l:So yesterday. .os inch. =
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
II Today to Tssde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Young we're In
the city today trading.

Down FtU0 A1gunAa.
George Nroth was In the city toda,
from Altoona, where he Is working.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

Ooene Rnidsaa in CITY.
h. e. Bradbury Of the Olene district
was . Klamath Falls visitor today
from his place.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

The members OF Mrs.. Don J. xum'
waits pupils' musical club Of this city
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

Mrs. A. d. Miller. prominent IN
klamath Falls society. returned last
night from Oakland and San Fran
cisco. where she has been visiting for
several weeks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24
In City ErxsRs fUst.

Roy Hickman Of Fort Klamath Va
in the city yesterday, coming dowI
from Fort klamath.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. kcrns are rel
istercd at the Hall hotel In this cit,