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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-07
w. c. 7. u. Will Meet
at Home of Mrs. Bach

Elizabethtown, Pa, April Mon
day evening at $50 o'clock the month
ly meeting of the VIC. 7. U. will be
held at the home of Mrs. r. S. Bach,
in South Market street. Mrs. Ida
Brown. of the county union Will be
present and deliver an address.-Dr.
r. c. Gross made q trip to Falmouth.
Harry S. Bockey and Miss Della M.
Galebach were united in marriage at
F1agerstown, several days ago.-Simon
y. Kelsey and Miss Martha Wilmer
We're married at Washington, ID. c.,
several days ago. This is the groom's
fourth matrimonial venture.-E. l..
Bishop was at Colebrook on Tuesday.
Prof. Elwood r. Kirby, of Philadel-
phia, throat specialist, rendered med
ical attention at the hospital of the
Masonic Home, to a number of chill
dren.-Postmaste l. w. Kuntzelman,
of Bainbridge, was a visitor IN the
borough.-Mlss Amanda Nissley was
the guest of friends at Lancaster
s. ]. Kelsey, of Lansdowne, spent sew
eral days with his mother. Mrs. Susan
Keisey.-Atlas Castle, A. .. X. of Nj.
c., paid a fraternal visit to the lodge
at Florin, where an enjoyable even
ing was spent followed by luncheon.
William Keener, George Brene-
man, Clarence Seiders and Guy Goch-
nauer, have been elected members of
the Friendship Fire Company No. 1.
B. +. Bishop, an employe of the
Bethlehem steel works at Steelton, is
home on account of piece of steel
striking him in the face infiicting
painful injuries.-Mrs. r. Fl. Forney
and the Misses Ellen Croft, Mary
Campbell and Marguerite Redsecker,
were recent visitors to Lancaster
The High School Alumni will hold
musicale in the markethouse hall on
Thursday evening, April 12.-Mr. and
Mrs. Martin H. Ebersole announce the
birth of a son on Tuesday-Benjamin
G. Hess and family moved to Palmyra.
H. G.. Hess was at. Harrisburg on
TuesdaY.-Frank Muth. Richard Law
cry Frank Croft and Harry Muth have
returned from an. auto trip to Pitts
burh
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-07
How Fat Actress
Was Made Slim

Many stage people now depend
entirely upon Marmola Prescription
Tablets for reducing and controlling
fat. One clever actress tells that she
reduced two to four pounds a week
by using this new form OF the fam
Gus Marmola Prescription and now, by
taking Marmola Tablets several times
a year, keeps her weight just right All
druggists sell Marmola Prescription
Tablets at 75 cents for a large case.
Or you can get them by sending price
direct to the Marmola Co. S64 Wood
ward Ave, Detroit. Mich. II you
have not tried them do SO. They are
harmless and effective. ~
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-07

New Bloomfield1W. Frank Castles
and son, Hugh. W., of Altoona, were
guests of DR.. and Mrs. e. E. Moore
over the week. -end.--M. II. Atkinson.
manager of the Merchants Hotel of
Harrisburg. spent Sunday here.-Paul.
Darlington of Carnegie Tech, Pitts,
burgh, is home for the Easter vaca-.
tion.-John. Johnston, of State College,
is spending his Easter vacation with
his parents here,-eAIiss Catherine
Johnston has returned, to Wilson Col
lege.-Miss Olive CARRIER and Kenneth
Pricler left for Shippensburg Normal
School on Monday-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Sponsler, Jr., and their chill
dren, of Steelton. spent the weekend
with Mr.. Sponsler's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. H.. Sponsler.-Henry E. Shear
er. of. Allentown. spent several DAYS at
his home here.-Mrs. B. F. Junkin
spent Wednesday vat Harrisburg with
her friend. Mrs. Samuely Hayes, of
Neilsville. lMinn.-Mrs. Susan Sweeper,
of Pittsburgh, is spending several days
with friends here.-NIrs. Helen Bless
ting and children, of HummelstowD
are visiting Mrs BLESSINGS mother,
Mrs. IT. G. Shearer.-Mrs. John Kist-
Ter. of Carlisle, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Kistier and children\ visited
Sheriff and Mrs. ID. l.. Kistler on sun
day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-07

and Mrs. Allen Ebersole and formers
brother, Jonas, of Palmyra, were re-
cent guests of Isaac Ebersole and fam
ily.-Henry P. Peiffer spent Monday
at Harrisburg.-Mrs Harry Hartman,
of Steelton, visited Mrs. Maggie Hart
man on Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Fausnacht and son, Harry, Jr., spent
Sunday at Palmyra visiting Mrs. Faus-
nacht's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Snavely. - Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln
Parthemore, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fisher and two children,
were entertained on Sunday by Miss
Lizzie Parthemore.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-07

by the time he was three
months old it was the size
of an egg. 1t was very
red and rough and made
him look terrible. 1t
itched awfully and the
more he scratched the
more it spread.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-07

sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
noticed the rash looked palersoIbought
cake of Cuticura Soap and box of Cuti-
cura Ointment. and before fused them all
the rash was entirely healed" (Signed)
Mrs. L. Krause, 2944 n. 18th ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 9, 1916.
You may think that because Cuticura
does such wonderful work in soothing
and healing severe itching and burning
eczemas it is not adapted to the gentle
uses of the toilet. On the contrary, that
is just where it is most effective in pre-
venting these serious skin troubles.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address post card: "Cuticura,.
Dept. H, Boston," Sold everywhere.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-07
CUT|CURA HEALS
RASH ON BABY
Looked Terrible, Itched AwfuIIy.
Scratched and Spread. One Cake
Cuticura Soap and One Box 0int-
ment Entirely Healed. Cost 75c.

'When baby was three weeks old I
noticed a rash coming on his cheek. 1t
started the size of a ten-cent piece and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08

I I'm i,-yr !" liz -r ,I,..r i- h"Ir f."
~ Oh" r'i ,"- """ 81 y''r li'iI~
,"",L- rri r,y hruhr,"l -niL -h"uLI ',y
""o h",'I" r'"yr"'l w." 'l""'"'
Vegetable t"ru"un'l " H""" m"'l"
change IN rrr rnA now | nm alr"ur md
tln alt my wurl, - Mira. AUGUSTUS
RhrIuuMhu. lsnr SO. f,uhaui. IN.
Why will women continue tn suffer
day in anil day out md drug "uta sich'y.
hnlf-hearteh ekiplcncc, Uiasing thr""-
fourlhs Of tho joy Of living. when they
can find heRl,h in Lydia f. PinIlh"mr
Vegetable Compound :
II yuu would like free conihcntinl al
vice address Lydia T.. l'lnkhnu M"dicinn
Co., Lynn. Mnan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
MnunHsvIIIs urisIs

,iIi,,o,I t,vnn rT ihiH city rg"d ~.
u..,o,I,, ,,II,, oil In the a. - army ~
t,I,,,,,ursh
n, ,,.,,uc Won.
w ~ '''''''' Wv I, ,,,,,,l,,u
'"'""' "'' ,,I n t,,,cy IN
~ '"n ''""''"
' 49,, ~, Itond,r.uu MIssrn
Wv" ,r,'it,a ,I,nd.rsn, rud
','''" "''' 1.,,,,,,, n,nl,u
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
t'turI nnLtIanisnt M y n q

20 nh.rIm 9 o.. iiut'lin"n ""'l" hin
mat rrIIi'nt"nt with Ihn '""miS ''"i'I
runirIrIuY md iuri"h n""I ~ hl"' al
W . 'lnYi.u tht 40 ia" h"l"n"a
~ nlt TO-" ''nInty hlsIIl't "nd h'h'"I
rtnln 1hl" Ia 'I," 81 the l"ir"ni l"I
un.,n nu 'uIr ',Inr nt''iIH li"" '''' n'''
u,iIi'd IL Ihln ,r'IuIp. nnt indl'nI"" llI"
nunit,-inI "Ifnlin 81 lhu '''untp ~" I"
vInI" a." IL nrI"n'ilJ '.'r'nlli ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08

TLn rrurInI f"r I,m'l 7 N"h""'"
vu,tup tmnu nnl f"rI""r i'i"'h 81 ~ WV
.,IIv vyhu dInd IL Canton. ''h'' "''"'
I,y .nn hrII Ia TIA" l'"" ~ IA" I"'
,,Ir ITO Alley 1ht'''". l'"lJ'"" J
,n,,u,,,,u VIII InirinL IL I'"l'"'I"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08

TI,n M,nIIuIrvIll" lnntI nT shI"n'Inh
Inu uuru"h Al hhwln '"Iinn, "f hll"h
town IA I'u'l"T IN hl"Inry, "'l"I'"
rid IiurIl,h IL IA" hIEh n"hu"l, "nh "'""
hr. iL"d tl"I IL" win Il" Hlv"n Tia" h"'l""
uT nIhl,II. dlIu,IuI. uII'rr"illnn lI"I
" iuI,,.. kIlrr Ihn WiiIl"mr, a.
r',."p,iI - hn" h'"u nnni"h fiI"nI"iI
Irn.hur fnr tho IuunI htriI r-h""I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08
SICK WOMAN HAD
CRYING SPELLS
Restored TO Health by Lydia
l.. PinI,hnm's Vegetable
Compound.

EnhauI, Ia 81 wnH all i'in dawn md
vsanh inwa,diy ] had f"inhl" tinIbl""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-08

A million nnh n InaiIei hniH"H Ahh
iu,itru hnyu hUrn rspUIln1 I"i ~aV
I,iI I,rn"h nlnc" ia" fal ~ WV
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14

c ? nasro... !ssse ss'f'n
gs~ssArs sAy sss s3sst zee
taas. " Ahsprs3@ sis'a S"f
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Caars~s A hfOss. sises. Grf'
sul Ftvs8zst "a, Hsa aisf' SOC
rrss sszksi. r5ess Nrffil ffva
ss-r, aay asa aisAi ... -"
SaesEbeas iuaso Fls7ra
ge~s4a<t. g., asa aiehi &c
81 " Yasvg l@srs risvHE str=
s.sft. asy asA alEet .... 90
E. 81 Aaaess e. sis's F1~7rA
F.cs.s-f. Sar saI siss' so"
sskr! D.. r4<ksti. slrss rie,nA
9rrysssr. Iay ssd aIshi 90
AAgv veCorHsck. s1rfE fie'Ea
Errc.Ess. sAs ass slEAt ... e8
cas- Asrr. !a4sr. 1idiAsd FRO
rsarf a. asa ssgat .-.s... -"
ta=re ~ Jofey .s@sr hla'aai
Frseisa asy ssd Hisb' 6 %
" Hasasa. ciyFE Nldiss5 pre-
ef.si. GAs sad nisht ,r..r %
A Y psriAs.ss. strst. Aiiland
Frrxlasr asy zsd nish' s 90
Johs Haas A4yat. clcrk At3laad
gf~yGast. az, 4Ed aJshi .. & 0e
IL : o&ss. gadss. pairy pfr.
cert. SAy sad sisht -.r.-- 90
y J.. Hrlsh, .gasr it4ifs Pse
sfs~izet. dsy zna sish, ..... 6 90
Mrs. = q AaGrrroa rlrft
eAy sod aish' rs.. 90
fahs \ jUEra. cirsE tbalfy pfos
s.nrt, day sad ulsA; ..,. soc
retslre jaaes. ci-rt fniry pro-
5insi cay ara sixht ...... ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14
s|sk|YOU GRADES
ARE VERY HEAVY
FREIGHT ARE NOT THE ONLY
STEP THINGS ABOCT THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC. ACCORD
ING 10 THIS STORY

TIE Sozthern Pacific COMPANY thru
Fred A Rsksr. valuation enxiEee-.
oaess tie foi.0.inx s,riki.E iIlzstrs-
ftOs Of What Is usaai ~ tie Ter
cess grade eseSsn;sre1 OF It's Es@s
oT<r the sisKiyos noGriaias ca its
Shasta route:
4 passenger Or fas rear platform
OF . train Of ten cars. each sessriy
fket long. may Iok ahead and be-
hold the engineer seated In his cab
from twenty TO twenty-five feet high
e. mp than the passenger. Al tie
same time. the bottom Of the loeoino-
firf-s sriying wheels vii be from SIX
20 eight feet higher than the top os
the last ear IN .hieh the passenger Is
Leated. This 10 accomplished By the
fact that the passenger and the sn-
gineer are orer 100 feet apart. and
there is q three-goot rise in every 100
Eset.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14
SOCIETY

Th~ ladies of ,k- Chrts;lAa church
hsia yryy ealuyablr silver ira on
ttr Lava a, the home of hrs George
Nirtr. Tuesday. jaiy tom The
aitetaeoa vas spent In nrrdl-uott
and short program. consisting OF d,
violin solo hy Hrlen Wlrtr, aud a very
iai~rrs;ins talk by Miss Aana apis
sAie ~ sacramento on the Traveller.
Aid sorS. With which sh. VAS ron
n~ried fos asoa, three years A plano
soio sas given by Ger,rud- rufcr
alter Wh.rh rvfr-.hn snta w-fr served
10 The following Rachel = A.p,-
gate. Mrs. X n Dunbar. Mrs ". =
kambo. Mrs Fr-i Citnsaml,, Mr..
Walter II Cof-r. Mrz Ray Anderson
Mrs. Jessie issii-y. Mrs las, \ Ilnss.
Annie = Appi-kai-. Mrs i.-, ]
Bean. Mra ~ T.. Thomas, Mrs. ] H.
Duncan. Mrs y ], G.sEss. Mfa. A. e..
shsrsbono. Mrs, Edward Hamilton.
Hil!is Nccail. Marion Anderson. Mrs
[. u. bowman. Mrs. Laura Miller
Mrs. George \, Hall. Mrs. sam Miller
Mrs. L.. u. Montgomery. ars. u. =
owens. Mrs. q. " Moore. Mrs. Hnrr,
Hoeii-r. Airs GcorE, Wirts, Sir. T.
J. Mayer. MisS Edna Dunbar. Ger.
'rud. cofcr. Helen Wir,r, i.uell.,
sherman. Forest iioss. Jimmie Hogs
and Marguerite Williams.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14
BREAD CARO-
VERY ANCIENT
vAs r~sp IL BAYS of ANsIIN1
rnssaE ElY Has NErtE BIN
p~TLAE INSTITUTION. A.
Crss.flNG M EtSDEfp>

AIgEAAE. Nsesss--a-sts. !s25 IL
TIE .res.. ca stat .A-l24Ar sE-'5-
veaa srssper es -. sr-s~c; r-s2.
CAST q. nIsssSsa e 1sz-aF :.8sa y'ears
ess- Tt1- . lie ssrgze-r c. a
pr.rs ,re.s~so-. Lsor.Sr " Mir
st1o xsE<--s TIA. L was Gs~-4 -
Rene g-s.r tie E-s~-pr Azxzssss.
sr s..1s. rsAg- Csras- vas e.s-n-
Mcr~cr.- 1Sf c-iy <te Eeza1-s
lar. tsS2- s-.A< ra-ts Hrt tAssr rSr-
e-raer: G-lfr- 4 terra TIA, las -
exae 80 .azEl-a- = HoTza.e, srt eeg-
eerE<xt isse-rs-t$o. q Arrsec.
Eez& svof.-s ~ EHrA eSsrr-,..s 49,
frScsscx s~fseen r-slAc a.. ar.zs
yzrreye:s - sAs s-~. tie case q
tt-se aAe-ke-s kA.s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14
Notice ~ srrslit.r.

~ TIE County Coar, Of tho state n,
oregon. for the County of Kiam.
ath.
In the Matter of th. Estate OF u.,t,
min 5. kerns. Generally Known
as u s, kerns. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given By N. nm.
defs'sned. executor Of the .s,n,r N,
heniamin s Kerns. generally known
AS u, $. kerns. deceased. Ia N. crca.
'"'s OF. and I" all persons having
''ai'ns against. the said deceased ~
e'hihn then. with the necessary
vouchers. within six months after tho
nrst publication OF this notice IN ,s,d
executor. at the law once OF G. y
stone IN klamath Falls. Oregon I'm
sa'd county and state. the sa me b.Ip,
'"e place for the transaction OF tho
business VI said estate.
Dated mi. 18th day Of July ,a,-
BENJAMIN T.. KERNs.
Executor OF Said Estate
1f2i-2s-i-Il
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14
OREGON IS H|GA
on fnl|sTnfnTS
S1ANDs xExDND IN LAST ~ -
RENTING STATIONS. AxD
REsCAE,s HER IT'LL QCO1A N
YvO lsOxY1aS

Oregon II o.R os eaiy three Ex:es
{ .sse Cssos 70 sss1.s va sssfAS os
asEy saIisene1a sEriag ASrl A.s
Nay. OseeDc EsasAs s<1s 20 tie asES-
.xs In TIE izss Of sxxiy-sosr :es--itSrg
4isss1tSs ID tss sn~s:-y 20. s'ercssiAss
N var cHoeAx ottxaSSA-
TEe4e tps ,eGArkAsA achieve
Hezsa, ia6seafiag OreSps's real eo-op-
erztiss sasrzasiks. >. are soted Ia . ssI-
sess. recesre1 yesterday from WASH
ingfSz by C0asoss yoSng. tn charge Sf
the zrHy recrvt;iag ss>iios In tie
Worcester bsis1ins. Porttaa4-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14

TyE CONVENIENT nAeds farmers
- ven - 1Ghtess- Two million
thSee hssdse1 tbousapd acres Of Ore
GeS 1 California Railroad Co. grant
lAs1s: title rsvested in United States:
= - epeoed for bomestesds and sale.
Costs1ss sone Of the best land left
= ths Usftsd States; large copy
sightsd map. showing land BY Sec
tSoss asd description Of soil, climate,
sa1s fsll. elevations. temperature.
&C.. ~ counties. Postpaid 81. Grant
Lads Locating Co.. Boz 60. Port
1asd. Orsgos. 13-7st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14

WASHINGTON. D. C.. ysiy IL
The Tnifed States will have spDss.L
raAteIy 500 1I9-f1,ot submarine chas-
ers IN the vatss ready for action By
January 1st. It vaS learned At the
nary department.
The first delivery of these boats
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14
EAST -. n,CiS sulICE OrsYKD

EAST 81 Louis. Jssy 14.-rndef
pfesssse from the CksDheT OF Com
reree sad representative bsssaess
ner Who dkEssS shakeup Of the
po.ioe department - ths' re<sit OF laI-
ny dHr.ng the recent race riSts. Mayor
NolInas has announced be has asked
Tor the rsssgasfion Of the eatire po-
lice hoard
He viii appoint q ser board Non-
day. he announced. ThG three mem
bess asked - resign are Wallace Wat
Eins. Seiscs 4 Efasjn and william
S~bmiff.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14
SUBURBAN ACRE TRACTS


"As Aeso ~ IAsd Sor tise PIKE a
. Lot''
On July 18th ve will offer for sale
. feu one-seSe surburbap home sites
st the 6sst suburban station on our
ssv Municipal Railroad, At prices
- than . city lot will cost you.
Hsoember. there are only q few of
thsss tracts. and you get four or i've
times the land there II In q fifty foot
city lot. and just outside the city
limits.
Raise " OWN garden;
Raise your OWN small fruit:
Raise your OWN chickens.
Have your OWN COW;
AsA b INDEPENDENT.
NO CITY TAXES TO PAY.
So1d - EAsy Tesns
1S-St S16 Asis stsset
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14
Notice to Taspay~~

tn" assessors tax rolls AFRO open Ia
the public until July :Ist.
All property owners are requested
tn call at the assessors Office and !,
spect their holdings, IA,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14

~ih os 8ade IN August. and will con-
sirt Of % craft Fifty will be deii'-
cred in September. 80 IN October.
Jss ia November and the remainder
IL neesmb<F.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14

Have ~'nhc good ~ and M acre iv.
ngs'"t tracts StD~c so ta,i~, psv,I,
IN alfalfa. Prizes are l.~ asJ term,
night. see Ckihos~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14
County Court Proceedings

L. a t-cvst .ss1hrs s~~ SaAe
~ Czzf;sSs -.-.--....r- lf ~
& R.Asss, rssnss ss~ szAs~
- crs...s - l:s
a.,s,s. ,s,,r, .,- Ss.~
=. 60, t-s
. -. - 80 a., So.
-, 80
- - '-.''
Z. " Gs~sas, susShe* ts's. siA'e
Z" sA-zat ...---r.s
Y 7 saseNsh, 'Ssts fF~- s'A'"
+" sA-Eka ,..--. ......-
q S"sss- .S'ssse 'e*. sta'T
=" C~csl Grs2a -.-.--. -
= " o~~ssa. yHsstcr Zee. safe
~ Ea'S@ F.rs-s .-...s.-. 90
4 haAesta. t9zsss 'e~- STATE
s sAs4e sNss'z -,-...- -
4 " teSec. !zstsfe ir~, s'sir
rs 3SsSso's .... -...--- 80
x astesis- Co-ss;- fev state
s 'osn'oS -.----r..-. 20
= 'soshS. !@*iaes 's-~. >tsiT
~ Hsnbsr -..-r..--..-,, s.e
X Eas@saH. Cease Tee, >tA'~
- hGrist .-.-e--. -
Z X. PA'ir-sos. 4s@sr s~aa
Er~~t1rf- eAF sae .sSs' sss
n r sFasaac~r. yzess ssAS
T~cznc;- esy ate siss' see
y e CoSlzsn- elrrs srAa p-e-
e4aet- car aae airei -.., soc.
J. H. Covert. rlef1 ssss FF~'
eSaf;. Gay sse sistt .... 90
sa- Seae-rt. el~rs sssa pre-
eanet. GAY asf hishi ----.. see
o~o- {. North. iEdse Ais"ws
Tree4ne;. Cay ard ssss' .... 900
Wa tArIaEn. jude Als"na
rrsc4aTf. ca, Aaa aiss' -..-. Gee
kayr-oIe ! Cox. clerk Aixona
pr-ctarf- Gay Aat sixht SEQ
Geo haxs,s'-ta. et~Ek AlsomA
Srecinc'. Cay ase nlsh' see
Amos Evans s'srs Alsoraa pre-
eisei. day Aae nsfss 90"
I J. Aefo1an. tassx~ "ort-a
pr-etar. dAy Asd nish' 900
:" 4 "oraon. judge. "ots-a
precinct. cAy and aiEhi .., 500
II l. "-a'. clerk. "ordea pre-
exact. day and Night ..-... SEQ
Aldea s'ii1er. ei-ss. worten
Sf-ciset, esy snt sirh' -.. COO
II. { Eise~1'. clerk. word~n
fF-sihc'. day and nish, 600
F'es b"ok. Judge hiideerand
psseinct. DAY snd sish,. sooI
> NJ Anderson. ,sds~ siild"
ofxhd p'eeiaes. day and niEht Goo
ehAs' n f'setss- clerk. Hide
brand pr~rine'. das aud aigh, 500
hfah Eser. els:h, Hiidearand
precinct. DAY and nixh, .,.,, SEQ
h T. Mes. eierk, Hide
eiaaa pfecfaef. DAY night. 500
:. I hamaAer. isdre spraxue
River precinct. day 4 night. 500
u W warren. Judge sprakGc
hi'er PRECINCT, day b night. coo
70 ssoominxeamp. clerk spraxue
River precinct, day 4 nixht 500
=. II sSAsey. clerk. sprnsue
EHer precinct. day 4 nixh, 500
=. 7. Lansell. eierk. spraxue
River precinct. DAY 4 night. 500
'onn koonn. judge. Mt. I.aki
pfesihet. day and night .. s0ol
W r. G'ihth. Judge. Mt. I.akl
preeinrt. day and night. 900
Elsie II. Case. clerk. Mt I.aki
precinct. day and nigh, .. 800
Theodore n Case. clerk. Mt
Lasi precinct. day and night. coo
;. Mcclellan. clerk. Mt. Laki
precinct day and night. 500
James Blair. judge. Klamath
LAKE precinct. DAY and night. 600
ieorxs N'eoile, judge. Klamath
Lake precinct. day and night. coo
LOUIS "smpier. clerk. Klamath
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14

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Addition stfb sp0s s.ss.t. svs y.ssd
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14

1N WANTED-Logsing contractor
5 ~ NIL Of $4,000 capacity; also
eav9m hssds; good vssss. Apply
y h4kas Lumber Co.. I3-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14

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s7s Y. Blair. .sscsin=f. klsE-
sia Lake Prtezre; -,------. zoe
L:-sAilr=s MFG Co o-Se szs-
Plies. AsriL 1917 ----.--.rii 80
Fre7t Pe'srson. cash afr &c.
supplies. seq. 1915 .-...- as
!" area { Hert. z-i3eass h.zlis
MY y"
James Bill. SasarT. road szp~'-
rss'r. May. 1917 .-.---..-- ss."s
warren c. Huni. n!ieAse t-al;A
os-e~r. Co v'o0-. MAJ. lsi7 20 90
Go~ilsr 4 sor, sappiie~. Foaas
for Co Surveyor. Nay. isi7. :.&s
'S"iaea kS!s- tn1se-. Nrs- Frat
err. GO. poor. AFffl. 1917 ss-s.
y "arrsar juror, et'casi ct,
May. 1917 -.-----.--.-.- ~ %
'ohn AsFzH, t=fer. cirezn et.
xay, 1917 --~-------... 500
{ r Weber. isroT, circuit 81.
Nay isi' ---.----..-- $50
Earl Whi'ioes. burial s'aniey.
NAY i''' ."
" essern tEson. services Dist
ANY, NAY. isis ---.---:. liz
Golden hGis. udse-. co poor.
MIS- '-ffas- AAfea- 1917 s:s
WHITE Psiiean Hotel. room rent
jury, eifeuii eosrt, April,
1917 --.-.---.---..- .-..lssel
L. Willis. 'eat. grand jury.
s '"Om. Der. 1915 s. is-se
W " Smith fnn'ins Co, osioe
sappnes. Nay, lsl! -.,.-- 500
w - smitA rrin'inE Co. once
supplies Nay. isi. -.--.. 500
~ ! bfsgS. salary fruit inspect
Or A~rea' 1917 l3.oo
X T. "a'ishbarg. conrt houss
repairs March, 1917 -,....is..e
frshK h"drsdes, witness, Jus
tie~ court ,,,.s.,-.-... 326i
hAthsryH L. Wells, sih grade
examinations -...........le.ecl
I. ~ thorpehing, tsh grade e1.
amihauons 1000
D. r. Alexander. sth grade ex-
amlhs''ons ,............ 800
augusta rafsef, sth grade ex-
Aniha'ions ..---......... 800 /
r. ~. Cleaves, meals. election
June. 1917. Crescent ...-.. 500
T. w "oSen, justice fee. State
V. "umm ...-...-....... go
~ L. Humphrey. Coast, fe~.
State vs. Gumm ',... A7el
Leslie Fieldoh. witness fee.
ststs W. QUINN -..-...-.. l.70
T.. W. Goxen. justice fee. State
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-07-14

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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-18

ed Bridge across the Mississippi
River. It seems to me that the
Gas people here should get behind
the Bridge matter and endeavor to
push this to realization. While the
Bridge or tunnel is being built across
the River the difficult matter of
crossing the River with gas mains
could be included in the project.
'All of thees matters are of vital
Importance and it is great pity
that we have only talked about them,
but no one seems to take enough in
terest in them, in our community, at
least, except to talk about them.
at is high time that our people
should wake up and get a move on
them, otherwise these opportunities
will pass by. Other points are
bidding for these projects and the
people who look after their interests
are those who will reap the reward.
There is a big reward for the people
of this section waiting for them and
it is up to them to GET BUSY"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-18
ASIDE FROM ALL OF THIS THE
CONDUCTOR HAS LITTLE
TO DO

The conductor is the, funny man
With the funny voice who takes your
fare and your smiles or frowns, and
tells you where you are when you
don't know and where you want to
20 when you don't know. It is ra-
Their difficult to describe the exact
station in life Of the conductor. It is
quite evident that if he has a subway
Or . tunnel run, his station in life is
not an elevated one.
The duties of the conductor are to
be looked at, smiled at and kicked at,
to be father to all youngsters, to
be son to all good people, to be
friendly with sour people, to be Gus
todian Of everyone's temper, and to
Be : bureau Of general information.
Tie conductor is asked every kind of
= question that the human mind is
heir to. He must answer unanswer-
abb questions with unutterable p2-
tience. He has to answer questions
% fast that he is frequently referred
to as lightning conductor.
The conductor yields a great influ-
ence for good in this world. He helps
people to get on and also shows them
vhsEe they get off.-Stuart w.
knight in "Judge."