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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
MILITIA WILL Be PA|O
FROM FUNDS Of STATE

Troops of the Virginia militia.
which are now guarding important
points in Richmond. under the order
issued by Governor Stuart of last sun
day a week. viii he paid for their
services out OF the funds of the state
bf Virginia. il has been stated by
military men. notwithstanding pub
lshed statements to the effect that
the source OF payment for the troops
was uncertain. It was pointed out
that their salary does not come out Of
the state military fund. but comes
from monies in the state treasury, not
otherwise appropriated.
officers in charge Of the troops here
were properly incensed over the re-
ports that reflected unfairly on the
handling of the troops here, II was
stated The men are not suffering,
as was indicated. and are enduring
no greater hardships than soldiers
generally contend with. Major Bright.
commanding officer Of the Grays. is
seeing that the troops are taken care
of. and none Of the men have COM
planned While the troops are being
paid 81 day by the state. the city
is not under martial law, hence the
military is subordinate TO civil law.
For this reason they have about the
status OF police, and Major Bright IL
handling the guards in Richmond IN
cooperation with re mayor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
Of9ATERS PREPAaIl
FOR HOT D|ScUss
Initiative and Referendum 6uIS1
Announced for Medal Confess 81
Phi Kappa Epsilon Socicly.
pREM,nNARIEs ToMoRRovE|
Three Affirmative Debatcrs VIII HI
Chance to Compete In First CO.
tcsts--Ncgatives Already Cl1os
Dance wednesday Night. u;

Two debaters who will represent
bate on Resolved That the initiatfT
and referendum should be adopted T.
Virginia. on April "a. in the audit41
rum of the John Marshall Night HimX
school, will be selected at meeting
Of the Phi Kappa EPSILON IAterAt2
society tomorrow night. Isadore Eh1
rove, ]. T. Walker and Louis Krnct1
are the three debaters who wish &
represent the affirmative side OF IN
question. In the preiiminaries tomeE1
row night three judges, members r
the faculty of the school, will cho6
two of the three. J. T. Wiles IN
Ralph L. Dombrower will represe1
the negative side in the debate. ~
no others volunteered the defense a
this side of the question, the neg41
tives will have no parliamentary triAll
The medal debate is the most III
portant activity of the society A1x
has created much interest in fUrtl1~
years Chairman Archie b. Am
Louis Bloomberg and William Rim
berg. members OF the medal deb
committee selected the subject OF
bate two weeks ago, and. willis
was debated on two years ago,
cided that il was still of great int
est and one which gave equal opp
tunities in points TO both sides.
public is welcomed 10 all meetings
the society.
In the gymnasium of the sch
Wednesday night the society will n
It's monthly dance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
!. 5. AhDASSAOOR|Al
KICK BRANDED ERROR
Ba,ard Hale Declares News Regard
Ing Brand Whtiock'> With
drawai Without Foundation
Ry William BAYARD HAZE.

Berlin, March 80 (via Sayvile wire
less April lD.-The complaint OF the
American government rega riding the
withdrawal of Brand Nhillock. torn
"r United States minister 10 Belgium
is unfounded and rests evidently upon
erroneous use of inaccurate news.
The alleged arrest of the courier
of The American legation never took
place. No special courier of the
American legation existed. since the
legation used only the courier of the
Dutch legation, whose position was
naturally not affected in any way by
the diplomatic break between the
United States and Germany.
The American minister. after the
break OF relations. turned over the
affairs Of the American legation. at
the order OF his own government, to
the Spanish minister ConsequentlY
the latter executed all American busi-
ness thereafter Therefore, an eX-
change of direct kilograms between
the United States minister and the
Washington government was no long
cr necessary,
However all kilograms received for
the American minister after the break
were handed to him, including those
in cipher. He was also expressly en-
powered to use the mediation of his
Spanish colleague In important mat
ters and he made repeated use of
this improvement.
Diplomatic immunity never has
been withdrawn from Mr.. Whitlock
in the slightest respect and until he
crosses the frontier he will be treated
personally as United States minister
1t is. however, established that the
steamer Storstad. in spite of warn
ing given near the Canary islands,
crossed the barred zone and was tor
pedoed In the Irish sea.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
COMMENCEMENT WILL
BE A GALA OCCASION


Principal w. c. Locker. of John Mar
shall Night High school is making ar
rangements for the finals of the pres
ent year Of school. which will be held
at the end OF April. Mr.. Locker put
the matter up to the students sometime
ago and they decided that il would be
a good plan to let the students. take
over the commencement this year. In
former years prominent men from all
over the state spoke to the students,
their parents and employers. Tic
move on the part OF the students,
therefore is regarded as wish by
them TO experiment on another kind
OF commencement TO see if " VIII be
as successful as former ones. Mr..
Locker is compiling the program with
view to making the exercises as in
teresting as possible and of comfor-
table length
For the last time before final month
~ reports will be given out students
of the school will be given reports OF
their grades for the month of March
tonight. The reports for April win
be distributed following examinations
and Will announce the promotion or
demotion Of the student for the ending
term
More students were enrolled in the
night school this year than ever be-
fore and larger number Of subjects
were taught. Both the law classes
and class for lipreading have good at
tendances, Progress in forming a
company OF students to learn the fun
| damentals of military training is being
made, Several classes will be carried
over in the month of May. Any class
large enough to Justify the retaining
o. NV he OF, RI
month Of instruction, It has been an
oupced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
WILL HOLD PATRIOTIC
CELEBRATION TONIGHT

A patriotic celebration will be held
tonight at ) o'clock after the regular
meeting Of the Spartan Literary and
Athletic association. and James T. Car
ter. colored attorney. will address
the meeting on The American Negro
a Hundred Per Cent American" An
orchestra in charge of Sheridan jack
son, Jr.. and the sabbath Glee club. will
furnish music for the occasion.
Refreshments will be served at the
conclusion OF the entertainment The
program will include an indoor track
meet. and other features, and a large
number of the prominent colored citi-
zens OF Richmond are expected 10 lie
present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
DECREASE SHOWN IN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY RECEIPTS.

Net revenue OF the southern Rail-
way company for the month of Febru-
airy showed a decrease of S270,o26.9s
over the same period for last year. al
though the gross receipts for the month
Of February for this year was s27t.-
31I.03 over that Of 1915. The gross re
Ceipts of February Of this year were
S5,se2.to7.1z as compared with S5,27l'-
7$6.l; for last year,
For the eight months ending Feb
ruary of this year the net receipts
over operating expenses and taxes were
Si6.03s.6s5 81 against $i3.7A41l5.0s OF
the same period for the previous year,
an increase OF s2.2e4,57n7a
Gains were shown in the receipts OF
the Cincinnati. New Orleans and Texas
Pacific Railway company. the Alabama
Great Southern railroad and the New
Orleans and Northeastern railroad, all
Of the southern railway system.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
BULGARIA NOW SEEKING
PEACE WITH RUSSIA
Premier RadoslavofT Tells OF Hopes
For Peace With New Republic
in Addressing Parliament.

Sofia. Bulgaria. April Peace
with Russia is seen today in Bulgaria
az a result of the revolution in tho
land where the car once ruled.
Premier Radoslavon told of Bull
gatia's hopes for peace with the new
republic In addressing parliament
Bulgaria went to war against Rus
sian absolutjsm not the Russian peo-
Pile said the premier, In view OF
the overthrow of absolutisu. I believe
the way will soon be cleared for a re-
turn of peaceful relations between the
Russian and bulgarian peoples
The premier praised the patriotism
and intelligence of the duma OF Rus
STA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
SHR|NERS PLANNING
TO STAGE A GOMEZ

The name of the Shriners' musfcQ
comedy v'dville oddly suggests nIu1
sic and laughter. old-time minstrelEI
and gay fantastic costumes of media1
val revelry. And that is what Ii Nt4
be, say Shrners. The show will A.
staged with all the gorgeous splend3
and stage settings used in the costlfe5l
productions. II IL claimed, and will H.
under the direct supervision Of on
Of the foremost directors in the theatre
cal world. S|
Talent, said to be the finest in Rich
mond, has been engaged for the IA
performances which will be staged q
the Academy Of Music April 1874. LAS
est song hits from the gay Whit
way" will be heard. Leading RieN
mond people will be seen in new IN
original roles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
BIBLE SOCIETY BOARD
WILL MEET TUESDAY
Matters of Importance To Ne Dis
cussed at Gathering in Centenary
Methodist Church.

The board Of managers OF the Bible
Society Of Virginia viii meet in the
lecture room OF Centenary Methodist
church. Tuesday, 3:fs T. II. This meet
ing will be il lieu OF the regular
monthly netting held on the second
Monday of the month. Matters of un-
usual interest Will be considered and a
full meeting OF the board Is desired,
Following the meeting OF the board the
annual meeting of the Bible society
will be held. at which time the boerd
OF managers will he elected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
THE WEATHER.
Omitted States Weather Bureau. 4
Department. of Agriculture.) (
Washington, April Forecast:

WaNHIhSfOn, AprlI IT oftCdsl.
Nirginia-Showers Monday. cooler ir
north and west portions. Tuesday part
ly overcast and cooler.
North Carolina-Probabl showers
and thunderstorms Monday and Mon
day night. Tuesday probably fair and
cooler,
Washington. April 1.-The tndica-
lions are that the weather viii be un-
settled with rains Monday, followed by
generally fair weather on Tuesday in
the states east of the Mississippi river,
The temperature will be much lower
Monday night and Tuesday In the At
lantic states.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
FIFTY VOICES TO
RENDER "CRUCIFIXION'

Fifty coiored singers viii render the
famous Stainer "Crucif1xion" Good
Friday evening at SIS o'clock in 81.
Philips Protestant Episcopal church.
DIR. q. w, Moone and Professor
Thomas Crump will be the soloists.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
Puts bullet In brain.

Harvey Wilder colored. who lies on
a cot AT the Virginia hospital with, a
bullet in his head. at the Second po-
lice station is charged with assaulting
and shooting at Veta Wilder with In
tent. to kill. Wilder. y seems, shot
himself, thinking he had slain the
woman He is expected to die,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02

Especial TO The Richmond Nirginian.)
Harrisonburg. Ma. April Mrs.
Fred Biosser, twenty years old. died
Yesterday in Rockingham Memorial
hospital. Her husband Is Just seven
teen years old son of Peter Blosser.
OF Dayton She also leaves daugh-
ter, one week old. She was Miss
Redda Bible before her marriaga .
year ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
GOMPERS BACKS MILITARY
TRAINING AS RECTOR T.,

New York. April Samuel Gompers,
president Of the American Federation
Of Labor. tonight announced his sup
port OF the Chamberlain military train
lng bill, His statement came az re-
tort to long letter from Amos Pin
shot urging Mr.. Gompers to take. =
ssAn1 agAinst military training.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
DEATHS.


GAY-Dted April !, at Grace hospi-
tai. this city. LENORE ShENE GAY,
wife OF Thomas benjamin Gay.
The funeral will take place THIS
tMonday) AFTERNOON. at : o'clock.
from the residence OF Mr., T.. Randolph
Williams. ses w. Franklin street.
Blessed are the pure in heart. for
they shall see God.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02

Richmond police suffered much yes
terday at the hands Of practical jokeFs
Patrolmen were kept busy chasing to
different parts OF the city to arrest al
legged German spies reported to be
lurking in the neighborhood. Efforts
were made TO locate several OF the
iokers without avail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02

John williams and John HAMS. COLI
ored. charged with snatching pocket
book containing s25 in money from the
hands of Bessie Thompson Saturday
night in Richmond Ave and ten cent
store was arrested last night by First
station police.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
YIN Exfrndtte Rtroh.rto

Havana. April 1.-THE Cuban gov
eminent has decided to eNtradite the
rebel leader. Rigoberto and his lieuten-
ants. who fed to Haiti Cuban gum
boat has been sent for them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02

Carrie Tyler. a young white woman.
arrested Saturday night On a charge
OF forgery. has been released under
q 1000 bond. The police alleged she
10 wanted ON At least ten different
charges " forgery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02

Paris. April before the altar in
the Russian church here. officers and
soldiers of various Russian regiments
who are fghting on the French front,
swore allegiance to the government of
Russia TO-DAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
shot Craps in street.

Louis Howard, colored. evidently
didn't have a heavily curtained room to
which he could repair to. SO rolled his
bones IN the dust of Il public high
way. He is charged with shooting
craps,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02
Rev. j. l.. Gibbs, In Henrioo Tonight

The. Rev. j. Lewis Gibbs, rector OF
the Church OF the Good Shepherd
will preach tonight at S:15 o'clock
in the Emanuel Episcopal church in
HenriCo county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02

Rainfall last twelve hours ,.,..
Rainfall last twenty-four houes
Excess In rainfall since March /
Excess in rainfall since January |
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-21
STOP ssSss4s'Is ssTAsssl. .sc ssfs aE.o
s;y: y,,a cs::s 49, :: ;. Hs:::.'' S.s.l

II your nostriis are esogged and
your head 10 stuffed and you can't
breathe freely because Of . cold or
calarrh. Just get . small bottle Of
Eiy'a Cream Balm st any drug store.
Apply . little OF this fragrant anti.
septic cream into your nostrils and
let Il penetrate through every air
passage Of your head. soothing and
healing the inaamed. swollen mucous
membrane and you get instant relief.
Al! how good Il feels. Your nos.
triis arc open. your head Ia clear. no
more hawking. snufing. blowing: no
more h.adache. dryness or struggling
tor breath. Eiy's Cream Balm Il Just
what sufferers from head colds and
rntrrrh need. It's . deliGht-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-21

!, ,ememhsied that ~ regular
nm Iton, County Court, be-
W" ~, hsld In tho couf, Hous"
ssn .,n -" Fails. oregon. on We'd
:, ",.ss,. the sra, day OF January. 'l,.,.', a..
" ,s,;. aud continued throughout
tho term
r,.,e were present
,,a. @ Marion itanka. County Judge
y II. Mccormack Commissioner
no,,e,, sho,,. commi"h'oner'
q n psiap. County c'"r.
n.o l., Humphrey, shrr'n
when the following proceedings
xrrc had .
Tho following claims were allowed
"a the Clerk WAS Instructed to dtaW
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-21

Jrant Nelson. additional
bounty ! coyote. ...... s.c0
A. A. whItiatch. additional
bounty ! coyote. ....... $50
e. N. ChsnAi0. additional
bount1~1 coyote s...... $50
Louis Hansi. additional boun.
~ . coyotes. ........... 500
d. J. Puckett. additional boun.
" coyote. ......... 2.50
James McPhcren. additional
bounty Q coyotes. ... 1880
Ray l.. y. Robinson. addition
nj bounty 10 coyotes. -. $500
Ralph Vaughn. additional
bounty 3 coyotes. ..... 1000
). u. Underhni. additional
bounty : coyoiex. ...... 500
II. G. Lemier. additional boun-
~ ] coyote. .....-.. 3.bO
G. w. Warren. additional
bounty 8 coyotes. ann. 1900
". w. Finley additional
bounty I coyotes. ....... 1000
l.. A. Richardson. additional
bounty Q coyotes. ....... 1900
J. d. Wood. additional boun.
~ coyotes. .......... 1880
A. d. Hamaker. additional
bounty coyote. ....... $50
II. y. Hamaker. additional
bounty : coyotes. ....... 500
Geo. 8. Boyd. additional boun-
~ : coyotes. ......... 300
A. II. Swasey. additional boun.
~ 8 coyotes. ......... 1880
n. 8. Hsmaker. additional
bounty Z coyotes. ...... 1850
Ernest Morgan. additional
bounty coyote. ....... $50
Marion sowasch. additional
bounty 6 coyotes. ....... 1850
Earl Faithful. additional
bounty coyote. ....... ESQ
Walt Lamberson. additional
bounty I coyote. ........ 5.b0
Modoc Henry. additional
bounty : coyotes. ....... 500
Vim. Norris. additional boun-
~. 3 coyotes ........... 500
T.. r. Givan. additional boun.
~ coyote. e............ $50
W. W. Donart. additional
bounty coyote. ....... ESQ
r. X. Hamilton. additional
bounty I coyote. ........ $50
%. G. Oldfield. additional
bounty : coyotes. 500
d. w. Parker. additional
bounty I coyote. $3.50. ESQ
w. H. Sparks. additional
bounty Is coyotes. ..... $3.50
r. ~. Durham. transfer In.
sane Mike Breen. Decem.
Der. 1915 ............. 1850
l.. l.. Truax. exam. insane
Mike Breeu. Dec. 1915 :. 800
r. n. White. exam. insane
Mike Breen. Dec. 1915 :. 5.0(
A. J. Dean. guard insane
Mike Breen. Dec. 1915 >. s.0(
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-21
County Court Proceedings
JAuSARv TERM. 1917

warrants on tho general fund for
their respective amounts.
Marion Hanks. SALARY county
judge Dee. 1915. s33t
Alice Duncan. salary Dcp.
Clerk Circuit dec, 1918. 5s,sa
Maud N, carcic,on. salary
Dep, school aapi Dee, 1919 1900
J, ~. Fountain. salary jani,or
Dec, 1910 Sr,.t,,.,,..,. 5000
y. u, Henry. salary county
surveyor Der. isi6.... 500
Fred Peterson. salary school
sup, D~c. isis,,.,.,.. 100. 90
Edna Wells. salary dcp. tag
collector Nov. 1919. ,.a.. 1000
chas, l.. lianscn. sAiary s~a,er
weights and measures dec.
1915 .,,H..,,,.,.,,,,, 30
G, 4, Hayden. salary labor on
piat iScc. 1913, ....., 100. 90
e, Z. Low. board Of prisoners
Jan isC...,,,..,.,., 3.hS
l., L.. Tsaax. miiesse health
ofArsr i,ec. iSis......,. 7.t3
", u. MeCorasck. MILEAGE
county commissioner 1915 7.1O
John Hascisistn. saiary coun-
~ mmlssionsr Dcc. 1916 600
joha Nagristsia. mileage
county commissioner 1915 1859
y, u. Mccormack. salary eoun.
" commissioner Dec. 1916 600
Geo. chsstsin. saisry rierk
circuit court Dce. isiS... $4,000
Anna Ross. salary nurse poor
farm pc~. isis...,,.,.. 5000
l.. l.. Trusx. salary county
physician De. 1915. -. $3.50
G. n. DciAp. saiary county
clerk. Dec isid...,.... $4,000
chas. ?, petAp. salary deputy
clerk t,~c. isiS,.,,...,. 1900
lloyd u. Deiap. salary deputy
clerk dec. isis......,.. 10000
Vera Houston. salary deputy
clerk Dec. siJ..,..,.. 1900
J. y, Lee. salary assessor l>cc.
1916 ,.,..,..,..,.'. is"'o"
Agnes i.cc. salary deputy
assessor Dcc. isie. ..... 10000
". r, leo. salary deputy
. Assessor pcc. iels s,..... 1900
&c, e. Law. board Of prisoners
| Dec, ..,........... 1900
Geo. A. Haydon. salary county
treasurer DEC. isis..... sa.sa
G. &. Low. salary sheri6 Dec.
1915 ..aso. 90
Geo. c. C,rieh. salary deputy
tax collector Dec. 1915. l:s.oo
Eis!c y. aicmens. salary de-
putty tax collector Dec. 1915 10000
! Dorothy Weeks. SALARY deputy
,ax collector Dec, 1916. 80. 1900
l., l.. Low. sslary deputy
! shrriiI Dee. tyi6..... 10000
, Earl Whiliock. burial county
poor "chas. ", Howell"
| Dee, 1915, ,,..,...,,'.' sV'so
Alice Duncan. election work
for county clerk Dec. 1915 500
rac. Tcl. 4 Tel, Co.. services
court house Oct, - to Dec,
-. 1919. .............. 1919
Theo. Revenue. digxtns gravc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-21


Ing the kidnsys occasionally. ssys .
we'll known authosity. Msat 1sgmD
uric acid which sxcitss Ne k11neys.
they hseo0s ever Wssksl ~ ~
strsiS. ~ slueeisA 81 tal1 - 11lse ~
~a.ts sEd poisoas from ~ Mood, ~
ws sst ssck. Nearly On sAsunoliDos
headaches, liver tsUs1ee. Aseveas1sos,
dizziness. slseplessnsss and usinasy
disorders come from sluggish kidasys.
The moment you fssl dun ashe =
the kidneys Or your saek hsfts - Y
the urine II cloudy. o9sasivs. fujl q
sediment, irregular oe passa0e q ~
tended by q sensation of scaldinG steD
eating meat and gst about four oanees
Of Jad Salts from any pharmacy: take
. tablespoonful In glass q vater -
fore breakfast, and in few days yoar
kidneys viii act nne. This fano0s
salts Ii made from the acid q gsaoes
and lemon juice. eomblnsd WITH htAia,
and has been used for esasfati0ae -
flush and stimulate the kidnsys. a1so .
neutralize the acids In urine - 4 -
longer causes Irritation, thus eo6iae
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts u insxpensivs and eaA1oe
injure; makes . dslishtlsl easSvsoeont
lithis water drink which svesyooo
should take now and then 70 keeD ~
kidneys clean and active md ~ 6ooo1
pure. thereby svoidins sssioas kj6Dsy
compljcations.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-21

Estsay
Came to my ranch at Malin. about
January LIST, one 3-year-old black anl
white heifer. brand on left hip. crop
on left ear. hole in right ear. Owner
claim animal. pay cost Of feed md
advertisecent. VIRGINIA x. WOOD.
Merrill, Ore. 3e-3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-21

n. 3. Sparks, additional boan-
~ , coyotes. s........... 100
W. p, whitney. additional
bounty . eoy0tss. ..... 500
N. K. Etombsrs. additional
bounty coyote. .... $50
james Laio. additional boun.
~ 3 coyotes. s.......,.,.. 800
l.. W. Anderson. additional
bounty coyote. ann. 2.50
Jesse N. Drew. additional
bounty coyote ... $50
Frank HibbcrtS. additional
bounty ] cOy0te. .....,. $50
". J. Cssebser. additional
bounty I coyote. e....., $50
Geo. N. vohs. additional
bounty ! coyote. ..... $50
Roy schrcincr. additional
bounty 2 coyotes. .....,. 800
N. J. SchiidEen. additional
bounty ! coyote. ...... 2.bo
Fred williams. additional
bounty ! coyote. .... $50
VIM, Jardinc. additional boun.
~ . coyotes. s............ lz.0O
Il. Sehuttie. additional boun.
~ ! coyote. .......'..,. Z.5O
Adam weidman. additional
bounty 3 coyotes. -. 500
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-21

She ,ees to il that Velvet's mellownes.
and aroma are not created BY artificial
methods, ,butby hervery own. That's
A complete masxrsi curing for two
remains, untouched. in is origina!
wooden hogsheade. AZ ths end g
Two years Il is made into Velvet and y
q smooth y il name imples
s.G:e =. d.