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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
NEW Yoek FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS. Sept - l'oIlowiur
M advance ~ z 20 y points around the
opening h,rr today cotton tell away uu.
der week end realizing num the long
side A. the cnd Of the FIRST mIlt hour
nctiv" months were tu ~ points uudrr
Yesterdays Clueu Little support whH
offered aud the tone wasI ather easy
bales
The tng war suddenly flooded with
huNing orders aud u Wild rise resulted
shorts became buyers On a barge scnln
uud II was said western inJrcsts we've
entering the market on the long side
rricrs hulgod llb to ~ points from tho
lowest, standing lnto IN the morning nj
= not rise ~ 10 10 III points
spot cotton firm 100 points up Snlos
on the spot, | 500 tn urriyC, l.a2h low
middlng. 22.sic, mlddllng, 20 bOc, good
middlins, 2tc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
Eastern Journalism.

The proprletors ~ Siame'c ncwS.
paper have distributed handbills CON
tanning the following notice
"Thc news Of English we tell the lat.
est Writ in perfectly style and most
earliest Do murder II, commit, we
hear OF and tell 1t. Do mighty chief
die, We publish II, and in borders Of
combcr staff has each one been col,
legged, and write like the kipling and
the Dickens. We circle every town and
eS,or,lona,c not for advertisements.
buy II. Buy II, Tell each OF you its
prea,nc" for good. Ready on Friday,
Number iirst--Chicago Herald.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
NEW VoeF MONEY.

NEW YORK Sept 70 Mercantile
hllls t1a commercial 60 day huls on
banks, tTlisI 6O.dny bills. p7is de
mand N1bh. cables, 81 10 7.is. guldcfi
demand ~ cables. i,s bsr silver
81 OSl Mexican dollars NC government
bonds steady, railroad bonds. easy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
PEACE RUMORS WEAKEN STOCKS AND CORN
Outside Livestock
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. Sept ~ HOGS Receipts
! 900. slow, 5 cents higher uulk tlsOo
y lk.ih, light 1litiulS SO. mixed. ill,a
q $50 heavy. tl1l5hisS 81. rough, - 80
~ Z 90, plRH, tl2 7hul175 CATTLE.
ls"c"lpta ZOO weak Native beef cnt-
llo y sOn = 20; western Nrcrs. ~ i0u
1913; NoCkcrs. 81 t0ttl q: COWS and
h,lt"rs, g. lhnl' 70, calves. 81 lOh IL 40
NltElf. Receipts, 5000, wcnk Wethcrs
)! Ooml2bn lambs So OOuS 10.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Sept % UOGS Re
,'lpi' 500, strong to- Be- higher Nulk
5 'N-ou'S oo, hrr,y tlst08lk %; lights.
$ N'UINNu. piEs. So .UuI7 ", tNT
TILE Receipts 800, steady 10 strong
Prime lcd stc,rs, SIG aSul7 %, drc~rl
beef st'crs. 81 500 ~ -. southern steers
J, nrH' ou. COWS. S. aOUlO 15, hclf"rs.
uNul' on. sto,krrs. s. OuliI I on. ,nlNCs,
) onnltlo SIN Fi Receipts mono,
,lyah' Lambs. tf2aulS 20. ycnrlinEs
~ ooN I'D bo. w"thors $ OOul. Nu, ewes
We sN1 laoO, Hiorkcra. VOOm lSi 40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
I'd l. Hahn. Funeral uomc W l,-Adv

Silent Rsbuke Tor 0ore-A sllent ro-
bukc was administered Senator r. T.
Gore hv the county CLERKS and ttrnsur-
ere ~ oklahoma assembled here In cor.
vcntion yesterday Tho resolution does
uodl mention anyone by name. but does
"indorsr the stand taken ny our wnn
the president In the maintenance of the
policies and measures Incident 20 wugIng
the present war und condemns Ra "un
patriotic and un-Amcrlcnn those public
o.nrinls who by deed and uttnrsnrsa
have refused 20 support the policies o.
the president "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
MUD RIVER FOUND
IN NORTH ALASKA
GriggS Party Makes Discov-
cries Valuable to Science.

WNNIIlNGrON Gilbert # Gro,yr.
nor director and editor " the National
bcugraphlc society, made public last
night a telegram from Kodak. Alaska
IN which Robert 7 Gflpgs. director Of
the 'oclety's NJ. katma, expedition, an
nounccd his safe return to civilization
together with the ,idingS oi the expcd.
tion's complete success IN lis scientific
inyo',lRation'
Ten Thousand Smokes"
DR. Gflggs' message declares ,ha, in
the light ol the expeditions discoveries
the valley Of "Ten Thousand Smokes"
viii stand as the frs, wonder oi tho
world. Instead OF 10000 smokes. as
the vast volcanic area N Alaska IA now
known, the valley has million, OF active
vents N the space Of 100 square miles.
The survey nj the Exploration party
proves that kalmai is the gfcaics, era
ter on the globe, being more than nine
ullleS IN circumference and 5000 feet
deep
The party also discovered a mud river
seventeen miles long and mapped WW
miles OF territory hitherto uncharted
Two thousand photographs OF the grea,
volcano and the contiguous terr,loa
were secured, and a complete COLLECTION
oi plants, insects birds, and geological
data is being brought back to the United
| States
Gases Are Brought Baek
Gases from the vents are also belns
broueh back for chemical analysis.
Mr GrOsycnOr announces that the
expedition, Judging from DR. Griggs
preliminary report. is one Of the most
successful ever undertaken by the Ma.
tlpnal Geographic society
This expedition Sc, sail for the M
kaimai region from Seattle May l8
fully equipped in every particular to
complete the work begun by the socic-
tvs earlier expeditions Of 1913, 1915
and 1910
Prior TO the great Katmai eruption
Of June, 1912, practically nothing was
known OF this grca, Alaskan volcanic
area.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22

NuIS ale destroying my backward
vegetable garden tan YOU tell me
how to get rid OF them
Nlocum Park
We don't know. but We heard a man
in pttkyllc say the other day that h.
got rld' ot the pest, hy feeding them ,n
compressed Yeast shortly ate, par
taking vt the Yeast he said the anti
began lo swell mp and then explode IT,
also sad D., could hear them pupniup
AN through the night Brooklyn Stan
dard Lnlvn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
COTTON SEED OIL.

NE WYORk Sept ~ The cotton seed
oil market closed strong Spot. II bOc
bid Scptember II tOc. October Ia sic;
November. Ia i2c. Dcoember, 10 i0c; Jan.
uary and February, IA tac. March ana
April 10 62c Total sales, 1900.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
NEW YORK BANK REPORT.

NEW YORK Sept % The actual oon-
ditiou of clearing house banks aud trust
companies for the week shows Tint they
hold N2 7hi $50 reserve In excess 0f legal
requirements This ls an increase Of
s. 0i0. .li0 from last week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE
"a. It

-,----,- -. -,
l2O, WELL improved, east Of city on
state rnnd. price $1,000 So very fine
Improvement, 10 miles southwest Of
rncknptow price e. 600 win trade,
separate or together, for good stock farm
viii nlsumc or pay some cash difference
mean hueInoay. and viii deal quick Hall,
ol. LOO HLlr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS cry Mo. Sep, 22.--CORN
iaOOi No. yellow. i2Olal o. OATH
iOwcr, No. 2 white. Gbhc: No . mixed,
~ Deoc. RYE tiSh kAF1R AND
MILO MAIZE: llit6it10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
COTTON DECLINES
UNDER REALIZING
Little Support for Market at
Weekend Session.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW orr LEANS, Sept - Cotton
clos'd irregular at Hu advance " ~ 10 81
puiutH,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22

H'' mHhhfl IN" hog hhfket 10
day was generally steady with tho
best on sale s"ling from 81 10 10
tls Good 10 choice Kinds are uuotable
SIS 10, while mixed and butchers OF
smaller or inferior quality sell from 81 bO
n 90 i.Inu, ,h. ton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
sr. LOUIS CASH oeAIN

Lower, No 2, isO!. No q. white, isiS
OATS Lower. No. =, 5sc; No 2 white.
tqik n g0c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
CHICAGO CAsH oRAiN.

CHICAGO. Hert ~ CORN No. 4 ycl.
low, 81 10. OATS STANDARD bpN dIs0hc
RYE No 2, 81 80 BARLEY 81 20ui a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
Bunch Wanted In Other Cite. Tom p

Bunch who was arrested Thursday nlsht
on charge Of picking the pocket NJ a
wanted ut Kansas city and ~ THsO sc-
cordlng TO A u Cooper. local representa-
tive Of the Burns Detective agency The
charge against him at Kansas city Ia
white slavery he said lie doer not
know what the charge In on which he ID
wanted at III Iasu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22

Fresh mint can be kept growing in
a glass Of water Luke McIuke
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22

Charges Against Companies Filed
charges OF operating a steam engine and
boiler without Il license were today
brought agninrt the New State Ice and
Cold Storage company and the beatrice
Creamery company The complaints
wcr" signed hy T. r.. Hunter. X. X
Smith and John brewer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
WEEKS RUN IS
RECORD BREAKER
Seventeen Thousand Head Of
Cattle Received Here,
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS.

CATrLE--A record breaker was the
run received in the loynl cattle division
the pas, week, when li.o2 cattle were
received during the -da, period Trad
ing tho hrst part Of the week was all
mat could bo donrcd but congestion to-
ward thc Weekend ON the railroads and
lu the yHrds caused some uuougiurss.
'ud declines were I'm order bu strictly
good steers, those selling above the SO
mark, the decline varied between ljc
hhd 2hr, but under thut mark the lorg
"aH lAuibc butcher cattle showed u
drop ~ 2ouAOv. white glockrrs aud feed
"rs finished lrom 25c to zoe lower
with medium tu common Kinds suffering
the hruui of The attack steer top Tor
The week Was tlo.iu. cows uotchod nt
81 80 hcifcrs s. 30. and calves 81. the
rdt market closed generally Soc 90 81
lower Good feeders ARE un bringing
NIS 30, hes, warnings orr selling A7u
10. medium kndg So ium %. aud NJ
II" tun around 81 Slockcr cows ARE
bringing s. i1u6. .,0 ava hcIfcrs up 10
) 20.
Closing Quotations
FriCrF Of the various gTRlrt OF cattle are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
aasaaa
Woman Accused OF Tho

Womnn Nocused OF Thoft \ cOmpln mi
was filed al the police station tn,lny
against Myrtle Wells charging her with
the theft W woman's watch from Mrs
W Wilson. 200 Fast second street when
the case wsn called In the munlcips
court today, II was continued at re,
quest of the defendant until Tuesday
morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
nI,ekw,n Man Note -A j Lny,tL. .1.

Blackwell Man Here A j Lovett, sl-
perint"nd,nt Of blackwell schools was
In oklahoma City today In conference
with X. n Wilson, state superintendent
Nj lONett was confronted with prob
lrmH incident 10 a 100 percent increase
900 school attendance at tho opening OF
tho torn in blackwell lAst year he sct
m" high marx Tor attendance In the
state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22

Warm MIX Sold, Charge A complaint
charging the oak Wood dairy with sell
Ing warm milk wns filed nt the police
station today by q. +. Mulin. city milk
inspector
Seven Traffic VlolatIors-Scvrn viola
tions of the traffic ordinance were filed
at the police station last nlRht and to
day The complaints charge one with
speed; one with operating II car with
mufflcr open; one with passing n street
cur while taking on or dsChhrging uas
s"ngcrs, one with operating cnr with
no lights. and three with parking
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22
But who Wants to Gr Kep, Awake;

Fire insurance wal IS T,. Up.naw
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22

PrlceE Of tho various grRdes OF cattle are
sppr' lmAtsy AZ follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-22

NEGRO Placed In JAN r. King, ne.
gro, was plScsd ~ tho county jail today
on u charge Of burglary lie was arrested
at Luther by Deputy Sheriff Hen Moore
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-29

C"mpSny I'd Two bag, "Rs.,.,
htand fertilizer. Union Mss, con,
prty. ~
''a's '-fcst peck early po,.,...
any variety 'ahI'e) Ist-Asp,n s,,,
potato cutter. Oliver Cbi,l.y p,oy
company. Portland. Ore. 2d-Two
onga 'b"a'er Brand" fertilizer Union
Meat company.
'laaa o Hest pocL coIoreJ no,,.
'""'' any variety. 1T SO m.rch,p
ni'" c"r'liirni"'. Portland Seed cou.
p'hy. 2h Two bags "Beavcr Brand,
'"H'''r"r. Union Mea, company
'i"'s Sweepstakes he, p.ck
o' p'n'""s. any variety. open 10 frs,
pf'h" r""ks In the above classes. Onc
'hn'ohian potato and truck cnI,Iya,.
or 'arlin-Orendorn Plow company,
Portland. Ore.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-29
CLIMATE T'HD COLD To
PERMIT HOT TEMPERs

SEATTLE. Dec. 29.-sait at SI2s
Ton and coal at $50 is the standard
pr'c" In Iceland. according 10 a re-.
cent statement made before the Seat.
tie Chamber Of Commerce AT a re-
cent trade discussion by Il. sitrig,
who is here endeavoring 10 establish
relations between Iceland and this
port lie asserted that high prices
ar" not conducive 10 crime. AZ there
had not been an arrest for crime in
Iceland 10 thirty-eIght years.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-29

preferable that our door should b.
shut Let us POSSESS the Danube In
common xi'h the Buisarians. 10 order
." make th. Berlin -Basdad route
more sure
In the pence treaty We mus, be A..
suited ~ = twenty years right a. con.
ssruet an Austro- Hungarian canal
across the Moravo. yadar Valley,
shish must BE- under our admInIs,ra.
sion and control To max. this GER.
tain. se shall demand that the Ser.
bsaa army bs permanently suppressed
and the Serbian throne occupi.d by
. ~overisn approved by the emperor
ss Austria Hungary.
a miracle will be- accomplished In
the t~ensi~sh century: seven hundred
millions of men In China and India
sIIi enter the productive system Of
European activity. That will mean
m inhui os gold from th. New East
to the New West. u Il Germany
shieh uiii b. this N.x West"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-29
Last Member Of
Clan Keeps Tryst

GRASS VALLEY. Calf. 1A~e. -.
A. 8: o'sissk soSs - Nes Years
Day James &. Cssssy. r~sisea ism-
L~fnss rue foro~s mayor os G'sa-
Waller. siii stcns ksep ahs snnL-i
tfssf ~ the 'tos.y- Miners ., IN,
corner sf Nsis ssl Mil ssrssts L@s~.
ssF-.c upon ssssy years ago sy fb~
diminishing siss. Tks sGr~~m~ss 80.
fhss th0ss ~ho ressksl California In
1879 should gather ss the time and
plsos sa~ssiose< - bSaS - or re-
Gstasl.
Tss yssss ago cSsssy ksps the en-.
shxsinsst sioss. ssl issa ysss h~ vss
confined % ~ hS0s ~ skss sss
thought tO ~ Ms lasa iiisAss. Sc re-
o"ssseS. hosssss. so - sos 10 ssoS
health. ~ ths sss s6 sS yssss.
cosssv kst bis ksSs 10 xss yoSt
STATE sith ths sssa s~vs Ss the Eosl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-29
Hungarian War
Aims Are Outlined

LONDON. 1,sr 3S.-Psstisl die
u~sLsfD~ss of Rossssis. control of
sb~ Danube River ssA Aosiassios Of
sssSis. are ths Hssssssss vss sis.
q asnnel 10 shs BsAapsss Hisisp. OF.
sss Of cosst sssSkss TSsss. formerly
Sseai~r Of Hssgssy.
-ws ssss sssss 0f Rososnis. IN
area of about Is Gee sSssss kilo0s-
ssss. ipeisdias Bssss. tasSSsSsss ssA
PrskSso."c 1erlssas The s~sspap~r
Why Bsrssss Il - pssfessbis fos
O. 20 have Q fs0ssSss sssr Bseksre<s
fbs osnsoa vfii rosi essiss desrssA-
ING the Csrsathisss. Tbs RssossIss
sos must MOI plsy The rule of rolf b.
tse~n the Magyar toes II Bssss ssa
the BuiGsriss 1sotsslJs- The steh-
80 oil sells are there. ssl the bsss
ssis mine h si PssADvS.
Then ss ssss ls.ses ssssss kiIo-
osssss near OrsSvs. ss1 is tks eibov
Oa the f,sssbs- whys Bsrssss u 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-29

eorpsny. Portland. Ore. 2nd-Two
bag. Beaver brand fertilizer. Cnion
Nsss company.
Glass Best peck Of potatoes
'EsrsI and Green Mountain sypeD.
hsfs's. white RSss lcsIb Carmen.
Gold Co'.. ctr. ,whits, is-Eure-
ks p6ssfo cutter. John Deere Piow
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-29

lloyd Afford aud children. Mic,
F'eda and Pearl BI.hn. FrancI, linn
'hrsy aud EarI Humphrey
.
\ charming dancing party VA, civ
on a' the tiss cluh Christmas nigh,
Tor W." tits and their wives and
friends
. Q
large numb-r attended IN. InIn,
Installation ~ officers of ~. M,s., =.
aud Eastern Star ON Tu-,day evening
After 'h" ceremony an Informal por,y
followed. With cards and dancing
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-29
At the Churches

The Christian Science Society Of
klamath Falls. which Is q branch Or
ganizaticn Of The Mother Church,
The First Church OF Christ Scientists.
IN Boston. Mass. holds services ut
ii3 South Fourth street. every Sun
day morning Ut II o'clock and every
Wednesday evening at 1880. All are
welcome.
The lesson subject for Sunday.
December 80: Christian Science"
The Sunday school session Is from
s:Ij to 1915 every Sunday morning
Pupils are enrolled to the age Of 20.
The free reading room and free
lending library Is open from $3.50 TO
t:3o on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays. The Bible and all author.
lied Christian Science literature may
be read. borrowed or purchased.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-29

disSossry in California. reaching San
grsnei.eo late In 80 by way Of the
Isthmus Of Panama lie came almost
diresfIy tn this place. where he has
fesidss continuously ever since. In
crossing the isthmus the party with
vkieh Conssy wAs travelling almost
,sss~d On International crisis by
HANGING ost 10 dry . consignment of
smsriesn fsss vhieh got vet In the
szrsixibE - . boat.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-29

istsr. Residence SIS Stb. Phone 2aA.
~ =. n. Bible school. Mrs. Glars
Moore superintendent.
il O. m. morning worship, New
iear's subject: What Hath God
Wrought"
$50 y. m.. Christian Endeavor
praeyr meeting.
'ao y, m. evening worship. Ad.
dress: THE Onward March OF
Truth" A challenge OF present day
conditions.
Special music at both services. A
hearty welcome to all.
Presbyterian church, corner Pine
and Third streets. r.. p. Lawrence
pastor.
The Past and It's Lessons" will be
the subject for the Sunday morning
sermon. In the evening the pastor
Will give a stereopticon lecture on
Syria. There are sixty.nve splendid
slides. representing the conditions
and mission work In that country
lying In and around Palestine. These
slides and lecture will be Of especial
Interest just now. as II tells Of that
country which IL rapidly being wreat.
cd from Turkish control by the Brit.
ish army under General Aiiensby.
Morning services at II O'Clock.
Evening service At 1870 O'Clock.
Sunday school at 10 o. m, c. r.
Chorpening. superintendent.
G.. p. meeting at $3.50 p. m.
There will also be . union prayer
meeting At the Presbyterian church
on Monday night at 1880. to be led
by Rev. W. z. Rambo. to which the
people Of oil denominations are In.
vited. This will be the nrst service
Of the week OF prayer. which Il Il be.
ing observed the world over. Come
and unite your prayers with ours on
behalf OF the world conditions.
Catholic church, corner Eighth and
High streets. Rev. Hugh Marshall
In charge.
Mass at $50 only.
At Merrill at 1880.
New Years Day. masses at $3.50
and 1880. Benediction after 1880
service.
Eleventh Street Baptist church,
Rev. w. II. Coz. pastor. Telephone
i55. Residence. 335 Tenth street.
Sunday school at 10 .. m.
Preaching service, Spiritual Delu.
siOn." at II .. 10.
y. Y. p. y. At $3.50 p. m.
Preaching service at 1880 p. m.
You are very cordially invited q
worship with 10. You will And III
home-iike and brotherly.
Bright singing: good preaching.
Q Q Q
Evangelical Lutheran services will
he held In Library hail at ;. p. m
on New Years day.
There will be no preaching on Sun.
day. since the pastor has IN engage
msnt to preach at Gold Hin.
Sunday school will bs held. how.
ever. at . p. m. under the direction
Of q. Eittrein. superintendent.
Sermon text on January !: Luke
3:2i. Sermon subject: Jesus OuI
Guiding Star In the New Year"
All Lutherans. whether they. bs o.
scandinavian. English or German do
scent. are cordially invited TO attend
All others interested are welcome
Anyone knowing OF Luthsrans In Of
around klamath Fails please aotif,
the pastor. that he may call on them
Rev. n. c. Rossman. i37 First street
m~s 00
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-29

Combination automobile policics
give complete protsstion. Get one
tf"in Chilcoic. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-29
cunt for Jesus Christ" +"
Q Q Q

yirs' Christian Church ("Thc Lit.
tie Brown Church, -COrnsr Ninth
and Pine streets. ". Y. RambO. min.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-29

d. Z. Young. Juror, circuit
court, Sept. 1917. ...... 2.20
H. 8. Fox, Juror. circuit court
court. Sept, 1917 ..... 1880
D. W. George. Juror. circuit
court. Sept. 1917 ..... 400
Chss. W. Thomas. Juror. cir.
cult court. Sept. lsi7... $50
Anton Krupka. damages to
Kirkpatrick road ...... 1000
John Carmichael. aid county
roor, October. 1917 ...... 5000
Fred Morley. ex. advanced Up
holding criminal LS zee. 1000
Geo. Chastain, railroad fare
case irwin W. County go. 1900
e. W. 0owsn. railroad fare
case Irwin W. County 80. 1900
J. B. Mason. railroad fare
case irwin ~. County 80. 1900
c. G. Low. railroad fare
case Irwin ". County .... 1900
r. +. Baldwin. railroad fare
case irwin N. County 80. 1900
Nsttie Wallsn. widows PEN
sion. November. 1917 80. $3.50
Nary MrLans. wid.w's Pen.
sion. November. 1917 80. IS 90
De,tba c. Doneison. widow:
tsrtion. November. 1917. 10 o."
Ai'ha Daniel. widows pen.
si.r. November. 1917 80. 1850
Rose =. Ksssss. Widows pen.
s!0u. November, 1871 80. 1850
Ella b. Burkhart. widows
tension. November. 1917. 20 90
Tona Hilton. widows pen.
sicD, November. 1917 80. 1000
Csthsrins Tull. widows pen.
sion. November. 1917 80. 1000
Rosa Goddard. widows pen.
sion. November. 1917 80. $500
IAurs q. Madison. widows
pension. November. 1917. 1000
Carrie n. Maisr. widows pen.
sion. November. 1917 go. 1000
Lsona c. Ady. widows pen.
sion, November. 1917 80. 1850
Mamie n. Cantrall. widows
pension. November. 1917. $500
Mary E.Psarson. Widows pen.
sion. November. 1917 80. $3.50
Martha Seeds. widows pen.
sion. November. 1917 -. 1850
Augusta .. Wilson. Widows
pension. November. 1917. 1850
Bertha 2. French. Widows
pension. November. 1917. 1000
Mary n. Williams. Widows
pension. November. 1917. $500
Madeline Cook. Widows pen.
sion, November. 1917 ..... $3.50
Myrtle Palmer. Widows PEN
sion. November. 1917 go. $3.50
Mary L. 0srus. Widows pen.
sion. November. 1917 80. $500
hulds Smith. aid county poor.
November, 1917 ........ 5000
Mary Kucsrs. aid county poor.
November. 1917 ........ $500
Kate Taylor. aid county poor.
November. 1917 .... $500
Mary n. Liberty. aid county
poor. Novsmbsr. 1917 -. 1900
Elisabeth 0eaalon. aid county
peor. November. 1917 ... 1900
Lustta Midki6. aid county
poor. November. 1917 ... 1900
Kssish 0oodsll. aid county
poor. November. 1917 -. 1900
Elisabeth Gray. aid county
poor. November. 1917 -. 1900
3. =. Wilson. aid county poor.
November. 1917 ....... 1000
Nellie Wall. aid county poor.
Nevsnbsr. 1917 ........ 1900
Rdgas Sehnson. aid county
poor. Novsmbsr. 1917 -. 5000
D. Brown. salary nurse at
poor farm. October. 1917. 5000
| 3. G. Markwardt. .maintenAnco
poor farm ............ SSS.00
Warron Hunt, mileage. etc..
health o0esr. October. r.Iol7 1911
/ G. II. withrow. chsinmaa Tor
surveyor. October. 1871. 500
n. W. 0owsn. Justice fss.
state ". Davis s.......... i7.sb
| G. 2. Street. constable fee.
state W. Davis ......... $3.50