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The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
TWOAUTO BANDIT.
GANGS ARE BUSY.
Victims Report Being Held Up
and Plundered by Youths
in Motor Cars

Two gangs of automobile bandits
infested Detroit streets Monday
night. according 10 police report
one car containing four gunmcn tho
other six TWO persons were robbed
Adolph klazewski. No 1921 s.
Antoin,~st, reported that he VA
held mp at Ferry-aye and Dcquin.
Dire ST. shortly after midnight and
robbed OF $50 The bandits drove az
beside Kraze~ski and covered him
with reyolvers.
Six men in an automobile heli
up Edward Seteck. No 1861 Twenty
ATHEIST al Twentyhfth-st. and ne
railroad, and robbed him of sl2. 10
scription Of the men indicates they
fIT fTTf tri TT
berry
Louis Scott. No. 954 Wesson.aye.
was held up by three footpads on
McGraw ave. near Wesson. and
robbed of $3.50 and gold watch
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
NEUMANN TO BE
BURIED THURSDAY

Funeral services will be held
Thursday afternoon. al o'clock.
for the Rev John Neumann. for
nearly 50 years a pastor OF the
Evangelical Lutheran. church. and
father Of William r V. Neumann.
president or the Lane
company. The services wHi-he In
the home OF William r V. Neu-
mann. No ~ Delaware ave. Inter.
ment will be in Woodlawn Gene.
terry Mr. Neumann died sunday in
Braidentown Fla He had gone
south for his health. and expired
soon after his arrival
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
JURORS RULE
SMALL MUST DIE
New Hampshire Man Found
Guilty Of Wife
Staying

OSSIPEE. y. H.. Jan. O.. A verdict
OF guilty with capital punishment
was returned late last night against
Frederick l.. Small. former Boston
broker. charged with the killing ~
ms WTrC. f0rTfTTT= x
tcmber.
Small was charged with one OF the
most brutal crimes in criminal annals
-strangling his wife. burning her
body in their bungalow here and then
attempting TO manufacture clever
alibi
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
Gets verdict From o. u. r.

A Jury In Judge Codd's court Mon.
day afternoon returned verdict
awarding 1854 81 10 Mrs. winfrod
Goldman. who sued the ID. L. X. for
damages for personal injuries sus.
tanned two years aro in street car
accident on the Crosstown line.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

The sensational case of Lucille
Graves Phillips. under indictments
charging her with conspiracy TO
blsckmail and conspiracy to commit
arson. is 10 come up for trial today
at Russell. Kas
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
"B.rh~r sbop chords" of nm impro-
xl.eh nun rtcI .nmndeh Ln o W ood-

with "a night SHIFT - Ford work
rsn returning ~ their. homes
seated on each others laps. some
young workmen mad" merry Tor
'he u;uu~eufenf nf ihtrseiv"H Hud
thcir fellow lahorers tyoryhudy
seemed "a lc cniay NIX the h4r-
rouS smith Crouch shouted Hey.
fiun NM az Nghi.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
The opening OF the annual retreat
lnr MN In MnsI MnlN IrInlIN

church will take place W edncHdHy
ufuht AND vill continue until SUM
da. rtgnt THE Eev James
f,rtnsh C g.. of Nthc HOLY cross
Nissihn band. Notre Dame. Ind
VIII 30 fu charge 20 the retreat
The mon 50 will attend mass and in-
afruttton aNery morning ai
uk and SERMON and bcnedtctlon
r.rrb .4enlpr
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
Detroit VIII keep tab On the uicht-
gan IrglsIatnre hN hnNInE reprr-

sentative curing tho present s"--
sion lanes N Ice assistant cor
goiation counsel viii watch the
sessions fsr any natter Affecting
ietruit and VIII report if FOR the
scrutiny rf fht CitNs LEGAL stan.
lee viii devote two daNs q week to
his work IN tNr state taUitaI
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
Coal dealers In highland Park who
aeclnred TINT no hrlINrrIrs could

possibly be made under, q week.
have had change az heart since
tho muniripal coal ward went into
.Nect anh sre hurryiug oot Their
orders 10 double quick time.
lttlf competition makce "a lot -
diu.renfa. Rid "A lltghia md Parker
this rrufutuE
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
.How do you know anarchist
.,hen ,ou .er one 80 vas one OF

the interesting questions asked ot
Frrdorfck a. Howe iu thc new For
un. SUNDAY afternoon. Mi Howe
confes-cd that tho anareiusi al
NO special ear marks and nni"--
he confessed. ar wac previously
knnwn he got thru
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
The old street Gar conductor made
nnIrk grah nt furry thinE that

prDItUf1d nom no -Fun ~ = w y
tr. ,.frted hy pa eeengfr WI
.s=.=a=sA...s lI-cnrd rea- y
enabled nIW 60 touch IN" ohlt' g
and he rhu. llrd WIN Satisfaction
.,robhfta fnrf h, said "Fa ssen 3
ger had ono Yesterday Touched ~
came out one fnrty-seNen e. tn
good In the penny ante game W SO
night VIII all yon fox kindlN
move forward iu the car. please
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

les Darcy the Australian middle
weight champion pugilist. Is ached.
uled to open his American vaude.
Vile tour tonight M Hartford. Conn.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
at q. mn astonishing fact said the
Momnn who has 80 GO nhont toWn

In street cars a good deaf tNht
tho men on all oth"r linef ~ cars
arc more polite than Those - ""
Woodward when woman k"tN
an "a Woodward car no matter how
tired or old she may he. snc has 70
stand untl there is u vacancy. hut
lfsshe rs on tho sherman ur cross
Town line She lT almost always
given a seat am sorry 90 say
the women do not usually thank
tI.ft, for IL -
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
The ,hrongs that glide over the ice
OF the RcIIe IsIc Iagoons nlust make

fh0Ir TNt-HNHY frVUI NO NhHIINN
pavilion on the moonlight evening
in schedule time Attendants ~
tho skating structure rrnE -ftftt
some time after 10 o'clock. II is
the siLrRi that the check rooms
are clOsinE md The last bus de part
iug. aud woe hetide tho tnrdy ones.
They sometimes hohhle from the
building in their stocking feet.
skate shoes and regulation foot
ucar in hand
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
Prof Fred Newton scott, head OF the
rhcinrIc fncmliN of the ntNer-ItN

0f NI0hIEnn, VII HddfrTN p"tI'HF
of the Adcraft educational cnurs"
fn tho Detroit hoard OF Commerce
Friday night lie ~ well known
for hts work m rhetoric and jour
nailSm
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
Miss Georgia Emery. of the Nasss-
chusett~ Mutual Life Insurance

rrfUnHuN. 4pOkN hrfOre a meeting
of the Detroit 'nderwritera' ssso-
citation ~ IN. IIotct Cadillac. Mon
dan nisht Miss i,mery. who has
written 5000 Gao worth 81 insur-
auce FOR women l1 the arst WON
an who has over addrs sscd that
bodN ifrr N4hle,t waF the future
or women in lifc Insurance work
\ dinner preceded thr meet ng at
which 'e0. members were present
Officers Tor the ensuing year Were
Installed rs follows President.
Thatcher Root. nrst president.
Howard Salot. second vice. presi-
dent. Robert NJ Ryan. treasurer.
Archie Richardson. secretary. Fred
~ Stcinbausr.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
UustiinE esst-siders have reorgHn-
isrd the old Twenty first Ward Inn

txed the Old tWeutf-hFN Nnfu iW-
proNement association and the or
ganization probably VIII adopt the
Southeastern Improvement assoc Ia
ton Leading figures ain the i'm
provement organization declare the
extreme eastern end OF tho city has
not been given the attention " de-
serves by the city council. being
neglected IN tho matters OF paving.
street lighting and playground
Fred W. Johnson. OF No. fs5 'hai y
mer@-ave has been elected presi-
dent 90 the association. tn" neNt
meeting 81 the executive committee
has been called for Jan. =, a. y
b. m It VIII be held ln the Ives
.l.-nI l.r. IlIllu-a
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
"DId you ever study the makeup az
concert audience md notice that

WNen M HTtlst y UlAilfTt at NC
piano terrheTe and students IN
town are on hnnd and y there IS
a vocalist an the aspiring Melbas
and Carusos are there wtth teach
ers OF the do-rl- me remarked a
u steuer at tho recent Leg inska
concert in Arcadia And the com
ments YOU hear a. the audience
diaperse- The artist is either rN-
trAtauautly praised or mcrciiessly
condemned. and Won hear enough
about methods technique and tenn
permanent 10 Keep conservatory
clnAs guessinc for the rest ~ its
life Theu YOU always learn all
about tho personal history OF tho
artist which ~ usually an Arabian
nights warn
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
rupii. of Detroit's grammar schools
nrr responding uobiy to the re-

quest of th, board uf education
that they gather old newspapers to
f ,"a ,",u " 'e * rn.a,,,t,rs 49, -, ,a'S,m ~,
tho schools md for the Use of in
digcut pupils. nr. Charles l.. chad
sey. superutcndent cf schools. de-
clares that nearly all the schools
are swDtnpcd with piles OF paper.
high school pupils. says tho super
intendrnt. are not doing SO well In
tho spapsr-gaViuC work
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
According 10 Frederic ". Teigs".
sccreisr, OF the Amthors' Leaeu uc

Of Michigan. the reason that IA"
Michigan branch did not meet Us
financial obligations 60 the national
Organization IN New York was ~
cause the iAfter failed 20 make
good on certain promi ses. The
arrangement was that the Mchi=
san branch was 20 80 supplied with
speakers OF note from time 80 time
aud no speakers were ever forth
coming After Hamlln Garland
came on 20 Detroit and organized
the league there WAS complete in
q ference toward any further obli-
cation. The Authors League ~
America has stricken the Detroit
and Michigan branch from It's
membershin FOR payment OF
dg.a amounting 70 about $500
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
The REV. Eugene H. shippen. OF the
I nlInrInn church. spoke IuesdaN

union of the Woodward Pres.
bytcrian church. Woodward ana
philadelphia-sNcs his subject oe .
ing '"rhe religious ATTITUDES OF
TagOrc'
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
says m auache OF the coron~r's
ofIlcet "AmonE the various kinds

eui'fi N"ohk tof N"''""S
OF leaks which md their way into
the headlines are tn" consI~s-
Aloual and the gas heater. The
nNlclsls at Washington are inNesti-
eating one and Dr Morgan parker
be- going after the other kind
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09

Talk about Chicago being the wtndt
city. what's the matter with de-
troit" said th" man a. he chas'h
his frolirsome hat round the cor
nor of the Statlcr hotel
Installation Of enirers for the ensu-
ting year of the NetropoiitRn club
VIII take place Wedns sdaY even
ing in German Saleemcns hail.
NOS. S1-Sg Monroe ave.
stephen =. Mis~. of New Work..
deep student OF theology snd one
of the casts most noted preachers.
viii speak In Temple beth III sun
day morning on The relation OF
Judaism to other faiths.
'Timid parents who would not have
their IiuIe ones out minute ntter
dark seem 10 send them forth Win
out the slightest misgiving these
dark morning. sald "A business
woman and she passed groups OF
near babies on their way To school
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
Uolding that sny woman who has
h-rcme too nervous tn have her

become too nervous to have her
husband q arm about her waist W
entitled to damages extraordinary.
a Jury in Judge Codd court Mon
day afternoon awarded Mrs. Dora
Goldman 's.etl &C. Mrs Goldman.
-v ~, ~ the wife Of -Wllfrcd Cold
man. was injured In street car
collision in 1914 az Brpsh-st and
Forcst-uvc Five doctors testified
90 thr damage done hcr nervous
avsteu. OF greater .mrortanc" In
the sNss ~ tho Jury. however. was
the testimony that she couldn't en-
dute hsr husband arm about her
nftrr ffc accident
4 new organization which does not
~,en boast uHpc has been formed
~ thr s,l. IT, iret meeting was
~ tho hSfrs 80 Mrr Joseph
Krol,b No ss5 Ssrpnd-hv" Saiur-
cs s,.erngOn " u society ~
fefsions o. cults. and embraces IN
10 in-fnhst-hip 20 different re
4 iiHtous b~Wsfs NAhiaus 'seCts 20
T'rsfrHtsnts Catholics Jew. tWrisA
tinn scientists nrnhuins Hudd-
hists Nsudnutists and numerous
other religions arrs rcprcsented
There are no bylaws and mo- fees
Any one who has religious hc-
lief is eligible. The meeting was
attended by over 100 persons. and
rr Loo NJ Franklin gave an i'm
terrstlnn address upon Pore
shadowinEs Of present socioiogic
legislation In the old Testament"
The Bible was the unfolding Of
The Detroit times., 1917-01-09
City News in Brief

Ideals of primitive people. he
said and, while not -cicntiically
true. ~ a. record Of spiritual
ideals regarding human relation
ship and social Justice which had
never been surpassed in modern
times.
Said Frederick 4. Howe, 4. =. com
missioner OF Immigration, TO Mrs.
w Nelson WHttrmorr, prutui ~
Detroit sunraglst. SUNDAY "Of
course am believer In equal
suffrage. ] want II 20 come rs soon
as possible. | consider the ques-
tion 20 be no longer shalt women
vote2 bat How can ~ be brought
about more speedily / believe In
the policy Of the Congressional
union. The work of the union.
with its woman's party. has made
the suffrage amendment 80 the con-
stitution burning. national ques-
tlon. / am hopeful that the Demo
cratic party viii take unto itselt
the credit for bringing about this
reform and pass tho nnal solution
OF IL on 10 the states
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07

Word vas received In this city to-
dav that Ray Goodrich. prominent
bar Ler o! Eugene. member Of The tai
verify board oi regents. n graduate
ci the University. died Monday In
Hosian. Mass Mr. Goodrich ~sn a
comparatively young man. Abou, =
year rro he began suffering from eye
tron5!e, and vas operated on BY the
Mayo brothers OF ST Paul. MINI. lie
improved. but recently became worse. /.
retnrped 10 81. Paul. and vent on to
Boston 10 consult . specialist. The
csnse o. the trouble. an sfliction Of
cne o. the eye nerves. was never
known.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07

home 10 Elliot cit6e,a's pariAA Ac~I
When sar breaks ou, Mar ssesss,
Rcd Cross sers- A. the !rusa Fl
rne~t. Lloyd Stanley. a saf esr,,|
spohdeni. whom she tne~ tn iosA.
She 10 sseed from dishohor n ss.|
ieys hands. by the bonsaranssi n
tho itoapitai tent, After The ss.sd|
Mary fsds the body Of = youss gin n
the f-t, she iater dssco,~rs ,Aa d
Is Aih-' wardi-y. ~ho |. oa The sv|
to make her hoDe With al sskssu|
arni. Lady cnaosd Mary sAase,
eitdh~s With Eth~i. iAh-s the es.,
paper aud iaxEss~. and GOES 10 tAk|
clifford She 10 received a. The siss1
and sonn falls ia iosr ~i,h hef essa
til.ott Thrn Ssaairy returns 10 -
land. bfIaEinE With him kthei wsst
lev. ~tp hs, rccoset~i iron ~
~osuds On their arrival st II
Ciinord hnaae the, ln,sad TO dis<tm
Mays id~nl!,y. bet they arc too ba
a. Mary has aone po hers~ls. ant IN
fersivrn by Lady Clirofa and hss NJ
EIso,t Al thr star ioaixht
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07
SAN FRANCISCO RAY
rs CLOSELY GCAkDED

SAN FRoNc1sco. Feb. The
san Franchise hay district Is unaer .
guard. awaiting the next turn Of the
international wheel II wHAington.
Out in the bay four Cnitsd etaAss tor
pedo boat destroyes are 4, anchor.
ready TO sct On orders from the nsvy
department. Mare lslAna asxy yard
vas 4 beehive Of activity. snl repains
were bcing rushed On an vsa.sls In
dock there TO the end thar they may
he put into service quickly should
they be aseded By the sOvernment
The four forts which guard the en-
trance TO the Golden Gaie-Fpras Har-
~, Giley. Baker anl wiuAe1l aoau-
were closed TO riaifors. ana especially
close w2ach Vas maintained On the
points v:herc diappearing guns are
located
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07
TO REMODEL
EXPRESS OFFICE
ElIDS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED AND
ARE BEING CONSIDERED FOR
ElcMuDEl.llNG LOCAL OFFICE
OF WELLS FARGO COMPANY

The plans have been drawn and bids
called AID received for rtmoaeiiiEr
the interior of tac local Wells Fargo
Express coinpAnys osice Til. super
in,ender, Is nov considering the bids
The .nIire Office. practically. viii
undergo a change with rcarraage-
usert of counters ane fixtures The
rev furniture vlu b. ia ltrhI oak. A
csxe is 10 ae Installed, and Also rev
counters
Bids have been Received from both
local ard San Franrlsco firms. accord-
Ing 10 J J rarkCr. agent. but the
work Will be let 10 ii Klamath Falls
firm II II ~ possible. he sHys
The reruodeIltns VIII cost several
hundred dollars
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07
Would You If the
Was Right?
IEAREsT PrBi.ic

We ars arHia having . ii,il~ sale
and arc giving some xood bargains
Everything In the window h 30
c.ats
with each purchase yoa Get a eou-
pom O! saigr.
These Eoods Rtr goe.dr Of u.rri,. and
g-c u good q. any you can buy in ,his
town
When tell yoa thai an article it
good. ,hais What | mean. aud anyone
thai teiis you 10 the contrary IA = "a.
karat liar.
Ncn SATURDAY We arc xo!nx to have
IA big 9.ndow fali Of en~ goods. Ard
varh article ~sll be but dollar.
II yop crave chicisn si,h = li,,ie
dressing. go TO the sea shor~
Ne put ticks Ia your watch for rour
tits. and. Belle, ve ~ili pat In a
spring for the same money. and II yoa
re, rtnsink wet I can't help Il
punt forget our window for satur-
dsy. and our watch department that
ss,-s you ,noa-y. And don't FORGET the
place bii Main Street
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07

TIE following letter has been re.
rrfred by Fred Fleet. secretary Of the
Eaansth Commerciai Cluh. from r.
n. Aiihop. of the firm Of Bishop 4
1ahier. fra1fic managers, of San Fran
cisco. IN regard 20 adjustment uf the
freight rates question before the Cal
ffurnia railroad commission
The letfer is as folloxE:
We are pleased 10 ackncviedse
reueipt a your letter Of February LIST.
W1th rcference 20 class rates from
California points 10 Klamath Falls
and In reply S-f1l staae that We have
3ua reoeived . notice from the rail-
ruaa cpmmission pf the stase Of Cali
1urnil. eEssndins fhe elective dafe of
their order fzun February Z to Feb
rnary -. 1ea7. frum which Il would
Spfsaaf fAnf TIE numminsin Yin very
lfkclr ~ this case for . rohearinG. In
cu1plianne with fhe pstitiun Aled fnr
fhzt purpose By fhe Southern Pacific
GuUrany- Il mzu be possihle. how
GS1r. 8hat fAe eummtnninn vim deny
fhis arp1icnftnn and uaer the rates
eGsrtise February 1StA.
'TAsre = nofhtng fhat We can do
snR q fhis fine - AznEa tie puhIi-
cafiun II the new rates. hut ne viii
Asep IN cioae fonch with proceedings
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07

Tests made by the fire department
this week and Inst in the use OF the
big fire engine Of the city, have prov
en- that the snow and ice on the hills
fail to stop the engine from making
the climbs. with Jack Hunsaker at
the WHEEL The big engine was taken
M on Jefferson street several days
ago.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07

The city council provided for the
rehabilitation of the oil burner Of
the beHtlng plant ~ the city hall Mon
day night. and work way To start to-
day by O. u. Matthews and Jack Hun
ssker The burner WAS removed dur
Ing the cold snap when dirty oil clog
ged the pipes and put the system GU,
cf com n. ission
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07
SELLING LOTS

Well, ] sold those lots ON J0l,nsepu
avenue. bunch f them in NicfOls
Addition. some Ia Mills Addition, hut
haw' u gtSsd one left ON Eleventh
sts<sH for $500. Also hnye two MflIs
Addition k,ts nj low prices and easy
tEsTnS Sts Chiicute. 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07
NOTICE

TO Whom II May Concern:
hereby give notice that after Feb
ruary ]. 1917, viii not he respopsi-
BILE for bills Incurred by my wife.
2-5t' L. L FISHER.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07
Hall Player BACK In Town.

Jimmie Clarke. veteran catcher Oh
the local ball club far the past two
seasons. has returned to the city from
ST. Mary's colere He expects TO re-
main here. End viii take an interes,
in the club this year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07

Since the thaw on Sunday. the man.
aEement Of the Modoc skating rink
has flooded the ice at Modoc Park. and
now have fine. smooth field Of per.
fect ice. Since the weather has mod
Grated the evening skating is espe-
cially good. the ice being smooth and
the air just snappy enough TO make
TIE skating good.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07
Fis~me. EJext (lvb O0rs-,~.

Keith Ambrose. chief Of the FIRE
department, was elected president and
@ H. Brenneman vice president Of
tine klamath Firemen's Club. at a
meeting held last night l.. r. Rob
eitson. W. d. Miller and o. H. Bren-
romsn were named ON the advisory
board
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07
Letter on Freight Rate
Question IS Received
Californ;a Commission Extends Effec.
i've Date Of Their Order From
February 4 to 10

with We are very much in hopes
TIA, the adjustment would have heer
finally disposed OF long before thil
time. hut as you can ven appreciate.
|, it une oi tbose things tha, must
take itk cpurNe"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07

Considerable interest Is being
shown by farmers and prominent
county stock men IN the meeting 10
be held Saturday afternoon AT
O'clock at the klamath Commercial
Club. when the holding OF q district
or county fair this fall is TO be dis
cussed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07

About thirty members OF klamath
Lodge No. ls7, ]. o. o. p. will visit
Tule Lake Lodge Ut Merrill tonight
The visitors Will initiaie eleven cnndi-
dates. putting them through the vari-
Gus degrees Of Odd Fellowship.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07
About People You Know


Ae0U1k1nG Onrer 1oav1A-
Scrgean1 schnster Of the United
States army recruiting corps. left this
morning for Aberdeen. Wash. where
he b 10 be locsfed permanently.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07
E.ls. Dss-~ After Birth.

A baby was born TO Nj and Mrs
William Tirnms Of this city this morn.
ing II died four hours after birth.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07

The morning session Of the county
c@urt WAS taken up largely with the
allowance OF bills today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR sALE-15 head Of good bIocky
young horses. 10 : years OF age
will sell right: Is head OF broke
horses, all sizes. II. C. Ninslow,
Meri III. Ore. 7.3ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07

Narals.ei Resideat - EallA-
L. B. wtnnrd Of MAcDoei Is regis
tered NJ the Hail hotel.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07

ID. d. Likkey IL registered st the
Hall hotel from Dairy. being in the
city on business
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07

o. T. Ackendree. prominent klam-
aih county stock and sheep man. Is in
the city today
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07
h CITY Fvx,ss Farm.

J. A. Maddox. Klamath county
farmer. Was In the city today attend
lug to business matters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07

l.. r. Aoihrook Of Olene was :
county sent visitor yesterday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07

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r. J. jackson was down yesterday
On business from Fort klAmafh.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-07
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