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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-02
SATURDAY, JULY 2s

Vienna dispatches report the Russian army as evacuating the capital of Buko- wina-
 The sister of Lord Kitchener believes her brother Is stin in the land of the living. She believes him a prisoner in Germany.
 Government decides to raise an addi- tional revenue of $7.OOo. .0oo,00o
 The government reports the daily ex- penditure of over <sS.000 900.
 Another delay is made in announcing the new purchasing plan The creation of war industries and priority boards are the most important changes in the present system.
 Provost Marshall Crowder is flooded with draft questions
 Process is made on the food measure in conference The Senate and House con- ferees virtually reach agreement to strike out the section which would create a war committee.
 The allied powers in conference are firm in the course they will pursue They will carry on war until criminal ag- gression Is impossible
 Riots between blacks and whites con- tinue in Chester, Pa For the fourth time in a month mobs beat up southern ne- groes-
 Transcript of Cocchi's story about tke murder of the Cruger girl in New York is made public. He states that the girl was killed in his shop and that the po- lice were implicated.
 The governor of Texas is indicted on nine counts of felony. Misapplication of funds and embezzlement charges are made.
 Chicago railroads are threatened with a switchmen's strike.
 A statement was made by the Gull man County Shippers association. in which they stated that the members had shipped about 5000 crates of strawberries this year, which had been. considered an extremely poor season for this fruit. Tho crop netted the farmers $21s11 per crate.
 John D. Whares. a pioneer citizen of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-02
Soy Bean Meal for Poultry

From 16 lots of young chicks the North Carolina station has proved that young chicks will utilize the protein of soy bean meal The meal contains 29.6 per cent protein or muscle-building material It costs more than peanut meal. It is fed in wet mash com posed of soy bean meal shorts and corn meal, equal parts, worked into crumbIy mash by means of sweet or sour milk. The chicks are fed four times a day in amounts which they will eat up in 20 minutes. From these tests it would appear that soy bean meal took the place of rolled oats as a growth producer. It costs 5 to 8 cents for each pound of weight which the young chicks gained in eight weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-02
MONDAY, JULY 30

A terrific artillery duel is in progress all along tire British line in Flanders.
 The conferees on the bill to control food are not yet agreed. Congressional war committee and administrative board are the snags in the way.
 Lansing says Teuton autocracy must be crushed. The Secretary of State drives home truths of righteousness of the American cause.
 Both German and Austrian war min isters send out defiant messages to the press on peace.
 The citizens of Waco, Tex. and negro guards on duty clash. Several on both sides are injured.
 The war department decides to clamp future.
 Washington reports that 24.0oo doctors are needed at once for service in the armies of Europe.
 Twenty head of horses burn to death In a bis Tuscaloosa fire.
 General strike of miners Is called in the Michigan fields. The operators de clared that most of tEe men now are satisfied with working conditions, while the miners claim otherwise.
 Eight men are known to have perished and number are missing in a fire that swept the Spruce river valley in Fer nie. B. c.
 Plans are submitted for the settlement of the Chicago strike.
 Ire second attempt to make an air raid on Paris fails. The machines of the Germans were not able to reach their des- tination. says ! report.
 The burdens of the poor people must not be made greater. says Chairman Kitchen of the ways and means committee of the House.
 Organized decides to combat German in- fluence In :ts ranks.
 Premier kerensssy again goes to front to put new life into the Russian army, which has hoistered itself again, and stopped it's big retreat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-02
TUESDAY, JULY sl

Thousands who failed to register for army duty are to be placed at the top of tho list.
 The retreat of the Russian armies in Galicia has stopped and resistance is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-02

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1
 Tire British and French are winning in one of the greatest battles of war on
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
MONDAY, OCT. 20
Special Train will Run From Welch--Big Dem
oustration Planned and Arrangements Being
Made to Tender Our Boys Enthusiastic Ova-
tion--Prominent CoIored Men, Women and
Children Preparing for Big Reception

emption and they will leave Moodsy
night from the presence Of wife and
young babies They know 100. that they
could have fled elaine for discharge be-
fore the exemption board bot they didn'
do it.
Attorney A. -. Froe OF WEIGH viii bs
chairman OF the occasion and preacher
and tes chew ail will be there 20 lend
whatever sid 10 necrsssry to make thi-
occasion q success. Cosored men wh.
live ia Mcdowell county but who may
10 away engAgsd IN some worthy pursuit.
will take au ocr,asion TO be on hand
even though ia costs them dollars to srt
here. The good white people OF THE
county, who know how loysl at beat hi.
colored brother ~ and how true 70 the
principles OF liberty and the great prin-
e'piea OF free democracy the black man
has slxAys been and hox willing be u
TO light for IL abroad. whether be (the
Sexro) ever receives it or not, Gill b.
there with proud hearts 20 witness shi-
occssaon- They will be proud OF this
race Everybody. both white and col
ored. will he present 20 lend whasevtr
aid one can 70 make this . treat soc -.
The boys will know that whiis they are
leaving 70 rake preparation 70 fghs or
meet the greatest enemy ths world has
ever seen they will have the sohi-s.irins
consolation thss they nsver lsfss NOE
thoroushgoing ses OF frisnds among both
white and coIored snsn viii b toond in
Mcdowell county and who viii bs st
We'ch next Monday 60 witness this de-
psrture.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
us. VICTIM
Transport Sent Down
by U-Boat, Sevesty
Lives Lost.

WASHINGTON. OF - The only
n~nr- 80 lar received of victims ~ TIE
-hoat attak upon the a. =. transpcr,
AntIil--- iolioa
Walker. thiTd engineer orsicer.
- boyie. Junior engineer officer.
- oRourke. junior engineer officer
l.. kirz~y. seaman. s~rond rlass
next oi KIN. Thomas II. Kinney. father.
wairr Valley. Miss.
j. ". Hunt. sssmsn. second class
n"St 81 KIN. Isaac Hunt. father. Mount
AIT Grove. Mo.
q. l. Auburn. radio electrician. nrst-
class next oi Kin. X Ausburn. mother.
New orleans
III. r. Watson. ratio ele-rtricasn, third
cias-; next nf Kun. Ms ". l.. S~e~r
mother. Rutland. Mas
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
WAR WILL END
BY CHRISTMAS,
IS PROPHECY
Document Written in l70l BY Monk
Tells Details Of Present Con-
flict and Sets Time for
Peace.

NEw YORK, Oct. ~ When rs>ino
the old monastery Of the Holy Ghost n
winnar. xeckienberg, some months
ago. On old Bible was found which COT
tsined . remarkable prophecy regarding
the presept world var. IL wn written
~ i7Oi by one Of the monks on psrch
nent and is now yellow and scared With
age. it now 10 on exhibition in q gls..
esse in the City Hall Of wi-nsr. 20
much publicity bas been given the propb-
ecy IN the papers of Germany that thous-
snds have iocked 20 wi.mar TO ses il.
The prophecy not only gives the cause
NJ the war. but sl.o indicates the coun.
tr1es engaged Up TO the present u hs-
been amazingly accurate. does not
exactly state that Germany will 10 vic
torioo-. but Indicates bow long the var
wiil lest. when the decisive battle will he
fought. and where and when peace rii,
come. and adds thai Germany ~in con.
tins 20 exist - . power for many years.
A translation OF the writing 4 tho
parchment is 90 follo~s.
WHEN MALIGSITY AND HATRED
RULE
lord, hsvr mercy on thy people de-
spite the fact that they are turning mors
and more svsy from thee; that they are
destroying thy rponssterie~ snd cloi-tsrs
and forgetting thee. time will come
m Fur 70 when fi,~~- peoy,p all fs.f
tne weight ~ 'hy hand. 1s.n msiigais,
sad hatred ~iii rul~ n all ho ~ =
{ -" ~hrn f5e fsp' -sst Nil D. vac,,t
- th- cpisa ,,ration @.I me - d.,
rlrnit q fli~ us0r'isr of. pfince. ~st,n
nat 'f's sni ri-c - 'ie-' 'is- caxr vii.
.'n- ''e-d sui tie rag y VT IT, head.
rbr 'ard- si.i deiend fhesn-.lve- s,is.,n-
y sad srino~iy ssh thsir tsior~. srd
'heir ~ipgs si'i proterr their ,,r,pi..
prince from ti'eir very -'idS,. . sovereign.
sbo mounts bic hors- from the wrong
side. viii ~ encomps--~d ~ o wall II
soemies. His slogan -ili - Onward
~ith God The Almighty God vii. i.sd
hipn from victory ~ victory snd many
vili inset their death.
There will he wagons ~isbou, ho,.e.
sod hery dragons oil Hy through ,h,
CIR droppsns IRA and snlph1r and de-
sessins essis snd vlisess. The poodle
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
GOLDEN RULE
ASSOCIATION
Pays More Death Claims
Receives Good
Reports

lest "Wednesday nishs O-'oh.r 2, D..
tho death rlsinn NJ SISTER S'srr T.v, .. i.
nenIher n Moving star s-Ao~l-,,.,r ".
=. ~ kimhsli. ~s- 1si.i ~ I,- y "
H"koy N Rev J r. Prv,r'. ehn-r,, o..
fore . crowded beu-e The ris,n 80.
pad N fns mother ~ the Jsce-@.s. ~to
re'urn-d many thspk. p, fi,e rrnrr.l 80
-oc'ss'on f"r it- promptne-s N rayioe
the clsin. B~.orr this isrge rrosd ,h.
Doctor hsd On opportunity " piscs the
~ork n the crder bsfore IN. rub'ie
which he did with credit n himself and
the order
MEMBERS Dbl,REsD AT CRYSTAL
On Tuesday night. OFT. 10, our faith
ful General Sscrssary. @. 5. Miller, vent
% Crystal where he deyr~ed . splend,d
crowd Of Golden Rule men and women
and 80 them % work IN sp,ssdid co..
diron. We want 70 ssy hsrs shss sA,s
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26

''""- o. :. Miller. General sscr-<.,v
TIE . 'id~i kpie Is. and b. A., 10 do
M g~"i WORK tor tis~ order and t.>sids.
ID = "f'" - the U.'.-t industrious ''bsrbs
- ~ the county ~ Mercer. And
10 'i"~ f1f""y D. very profile in her
-" "-ai''n- that the di-tinguished vsn-
r"in"n y ai""it r~ady o, ges msrie-s.
n'''"g "rrn"z'd practically all ms bod
"'--- ." tb Il en-ct. snd while he hes an
a'rird1ucr And o. SPARE a sli thst snv
man might want g. rnt. dunk and aop~v
- ''ny al tlat one could want n 49,,
~. Do - .''ii struggling 20 msks. .sye
and h'sr more ior ''r.iny LAY"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26

association owes It's existence 10 the
snsrRy of our beloved hrorher and board
member. Rev. " y. Ciem~nts. who il
sl~sys seeking an opportunity ID pro
mote the cause II the Gol,ien Rule.
REFOkrS
The following agents and ofticers have
sent 70 the boDe ohice substantial re-
ports and poiici.~:
Beuiah SIsd~. OF Moving Star asaoci-
alton No -. OF Kimbali: Rev. y. T.
witcber OF Orange Grove association No.
i6. Welch; ". r. Saunders Of Rove OF
sharon association No. IS. McDoweil: /:
Bt rtha Burnets oi silver Leaf sss,cia-
tion No -. Msryso~u. Rev X. ".
Hill ot Princ-ton association No. 5s. O.
Pripesson: y. r. Morgan Of Prosp. ct ss
socsssiop No. ~; YAnsie y. Oiemons OF
Lemon Globe -sssosistiou No. 81: Mar
w. HsDdley Of Harmony ss-ocfstior
No. OIL. Of Cooper; Mary r. Ham oi
Lilly nurery No. >. Elkhorn.
You're IN l. 4. and T..
rbIF kEs-,Rrsr
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
LET US ALL join IN COURSE

-" '''f' t"S plIar. printer
i''i. strike thy mann n Yet
l'u iun~ ti,r times ar. stf.ur~nf
Al id'ar- nrr htri Q, r-t
hnt t.e a lfii,. hrrd-r
l. shat u'"an o. a..
AnI -erap. rueu.h t"r,fLrt
10, ''ri '.r mo snd 10.
r"i.' 'iin "a g. 'ir I.fi.
MI hi..l ~ l"...i si,f,
4" .i.' oit'."ut "a pr
~ W~.rr "t',~r. may
hat. o. 49, n,y n.irhi,.r.
T.. give u... tsisir- nn ln.n
ih , '''1i ii-t SAY. hat n.-an q, thous,,
Nhs 4 at J"u have your o~uf'
l"r can tell hpe ~ mrs. 4.
u n. by any fat,
Shnnld haPPcn not Co reach ~.
CDR c',nIr a iittir ist-
Thou ril - IN butbnd
And things go ali swry.
And ~ pr'nt'r. a your married
ton kn''~ ia. r~.s.n Why
Ih' Children want th.s stories
A"i vii" - ANXIOUS, too.
Al first to rlansr 10 OYER
And then g. "rsd il rirs, sh
read th- Ell 'nriais
Art -"fn a. . l,cal View-
VOL r~rj ti" rprr'--pon,i-nrs
Md "a. ~ L4t II nr~-
The Advance.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
.Reuieu of the
aISituation
Quiet in West Virginia While Labor Troubles
Prevail in Dozen States--Miners and Oper.
ators in Pocahontas Field Show Patri
otism--Some Facts.

cri. L.. ID Ni'mDr- aud lari ry>on.
ih'' "fv~ni@ "''n "i tins Company and
it- l"cation Will make Welch coal seil-
INK center A. well A. l,.ing l~.at.>l an the
CENTER - the greatest cnal producing
county n the world W. hav. often
wondered Why ihe r'Ai produced IN Ne
Dp~ril county n not ~.ld through Ax~p-
c''- "rat~'i ma this county instead OF
through Huntington. Ciurinnati. Co
la "hu- AMI i'hila,irlp!hs. thus Keeping
pr"tit- "n production in thi- county
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26

viii turn 70 God he terrible xar ~ii
last three yaars and ave months. The
time wiI CONE when loot can neither t.-
sold nor bought, and er-si will l.e can
fully Distributed. rAs -~a- ~ll be Hinged
with bood and o.~u vii ..e IN Wal, an
der the wsvcs tor their pT-y
AMERICAS ENTRY EoRErOID.
Here toilvws . reference Q" Americs.
which was in tho~e time- .igrn r,i.rs~i
To - the country os rhe seven STAR ."
The people OF the Seven S,a-s vii
attack the ring OF ssss.l, amt -nldra,y
isil upon the nation in the rear and r,nI
it IN twain. The Whole ui thr lower
Rhine viii tremble. but nevertheless viii
endure 70 she end
The land la the W~st viii nc one
vat desolafion and the land IN ,h,. ,-,ean
will. wish its king. he crushed aud -uiI,r
all the psnes Of hunger. Tie land oi
he bearded people will s,iil endure ior
'"ng time so come, sud ioliosing thu
var the world will % ,snil,a IN one great
motherhood.
The victors ~ill carry cro-s tetwe-n
tour small cities sAnd four -s.-,.l.- II
quai height the .dscisiv~ battle Will lie
'~oght. Between two linden trrcs the
sicsor will fall upon his knv.s hptore hl-
srv, tiff his hands 20 heaven anu thank
iod- Following this ali uns. i!inss- vii.
iissppeai; the Indecent danc,-r that ,.r,
allied beiorv the var vii ,r ~.rn no
more and God will reign in cilnr.i4. state
snd family.
'PEAcE IN TINE FOR CHRISrM ~
The war will commencr when tl.
ram is ripeninz and will roach H. i-lrh,
shen the cherries bloom tor the thir,i
me. Peace Will be- ron-uilimat.4i o.,
h~ prince 10 0nne Tor tia thfs,tna-
nass
All 'i.rrnAn Newspapers hnV. com
nentrd on this ani' eng rroph.ry.
1T "a remarkable, rsy- uL, pater.
how accurately this nonk hs4 pr,.il.t-
4 events ~ they have thu Ter oeeurrr.i
We siuc-r-iy hope that the ionr..d t,f
'escs vail conn. ~ be >ry-. u or.lrf
-hs, W. all may breathe freely sgsin 30
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
SIXTEEN GERMAN
DAMAGED
BY THE RUSSIANS
Al Least Si1 Teuion Torpedo Boats
Sunk in The Battle.

PEfROGRAD. Oct. 22.--T~o Ger
man dresdnsuRhts. one cruiser, iw.iv.
torpedo boats and one transport were pm
'ut OF action by the Russians In tie
nehnns around the Islands in the Gull
OF Riga last week. Il has been e-tab-
ilshed that at iease six German torpedo
oosss were sunk in the fighting.
= The admiralty stsd IN lis review oi
she lighting says she Russian unite fought
exceliently against the superiority Of th.
Germans
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
Jasper Thompsos, Artist, Paints
Inscription 90 Pulpit fer
Wives League.

Nr Ja~I~r rh"mrson, former student
q the Nest virginis Collegiate institute.
- -I"r'ali-t in art ~ss IN Keystone Mon
lay. lie ~ss here ct the request OF th.
Nicr- lS'H2ue "a paint All inscription OF
ths uan'r "i the Wives League on thr
trout "i the pnlpit given by them &C.
VII 'hsp'i h-pti-r church Mr. Thomp-
~,n J. really All expert Al this kind OF
"u~' e-- A. m"-t any one ~ili go when
ie looks ~ has work. The Inscription -
- ioiio~s
WIVES LEAGUE
EkysToSs
1871.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
WHITE MEN CONVICTED
IN {. ST. LOUIS RIOT

Ell fNIIiF. on .o,t - H.rh~ys
W '"I ""'i L. ~ ~rrr found yu;l,v
'hi- nitrr"'~'n 81 tb~ murder - sco,.
Clsra. Nrgr". who ,,icd a. /. r.-ult os
'"inriT' f''''''''i IA tie recent race riots
." Pat = I'us-. sni the p-nslty v~
hSr'i ~ i""ris~n yrars' tnpri-onment-
wood and k~sn~ we're the hr.t xhit.
ne" ." ''r tri''i on chsrg-s growing ous
% the rsrc mt
W." ri'y va "ut t~p hours. Ten
N''gr'"'- Wei" i,nrd guiity last Sunday.
al ra-h sn- givrn an ,n,etr,,oI..,~
-cnt'n'r - FOURTEEN years
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
IS BRITISH VESSELS
SENT DOWN LAST WEEK

LONDON. 81. o.-Tw,Ive Brusb
merchant vr--~ls ot m ,r- than loo s,ns
were sunk by mine Or submarine in sne
last ~eek. sccordiug 70 the ~npneps Of
the British Admiralty.
sir vessels under 100 tons - oo~
kshin ns ves-sl we're sunk
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
BOB" fITZIMM0SS LOSES
IN FIGHT WITH GRIM REAPER

CHI jt'.D. ct - -H,h e;,-.
Mons io'"-r ~or.ds chsu.pion heavy
"ei1ht Puznl'-t aud one ol the rr,s,~x
hx'''~r- 'h-i held t'e <orld'- title. died
here 20 10y from an stisck a aoob,s
pneunoDis
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
The Loyal Hyphen

In the Airo-A nerieAn We have hyrhrn that i.
isins tnce sam worry. thanks for the un
~erving loyalty of the Negro. The following in~s
'oin the pen a l. j. liDnaker. Corporation Clerk in
he Office Of Secretary of state. Houston t Young The
Ire were written especially ior The Mcdowell Times in
onor Of the colnred boys oi West yirsn,. who hs,.
ae-riy answered tir ronntry- call srrn- and who
l leave in the future Tor training st Damp Lee
irsiDia
This may be- tilc.-rethi, Y he'll.
That burrs away all cat. aud cl.n.
leasr- riIa,-~ier Elpn- To- tell
Ani tx aud STAMP the worth 81 man.
The DIM past ri-e- ike a dream
And ~ h~h,ld ti,. nging slave
Now IA the lizlt of Fr,-ai,n,'- gea,n
We -ee the iDya snd the brave.
nlish's hang icng ago
lik~ driven csstie bought aud sold,
O. AZ hard t. b 4eg~ -icL things So.
~ cruel -layer- taints-i g',Id.
When deupn rnthls~, hurs.i,
''i'n-' M irtJr- -iiie ling with their breasts
"her b.p,i a'..i in sild rule the world
And -acffJ things idie j--ts.
IT, tb - t .as-- ri,r -toa,r-t heart
r. latte unJer .iark n,~f .Lr-
And ypI "a ed g., 10 your part
o. if'i M ~ mi -, D. A. fi,. r..
T. 81 fs-l're T,i,h aud Kisr.
B, i'.sn~ s.'ii ~ ,.r,.rs-i hsmi-
W. 30 20. -l-iaring ,if
o.. iu i,reign lnnis
The y ~ f,p.i 49, uo~ --c tf,ronss
r. ahy H. the Negro irrr
lie er-twbie -lsvr j. hstfng trie
o. rid the ~or,i ir,in tyranny
t. ruthless hand thst would def.ce.
Tie banner of liberty
The Hun W,n'd D1er IN di-srzce
Tie grand od d * that -.t you fr--
Tie token ~ = hriytter day.
shall not b. h,s.rrl from thu -ky
d. vow pr''ti pfivrxe Z, -ay
1T" rtr -irl ever . 80 90 hig."
ii11n 'ie eirrii.r- ffi.+.
fu- -g.r Ifr a. ft-f i've.
g. g. y.rr dffs -.',iine
hnd o. t,t.i ,t - a-.ei g. give.
~ nft.s hrarr. s1f ,le.n sud .sr.,Dv
Al bonn > s'si.e p, 30 f.,sl'- will.
Ard shru sou ih..k y..-' 70 treated wrong
o., g'atiaur t,osi D. ruling ,tig
WesnvJ von your so-ti.y pisce
For under Srrst J-r,vsh'- xnii~
Your actions ~. .fspire . rare
And hl ter mil On hearts slth pride
,. q H~x,EEy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
GRAFT tAlOs named
n some STATES


At the Once Of the local board and an.
other being made available for the
press.
OvNrrr CaN rtcaA CAHne
when q mAu learns he has been
drafted. he Is privileged to appear BE-.
fore the exemption board cf his dis-
trict and plead his cause for exemp'
ticn u he considers he has one. There
also will bc board Of appeal for each
judicial district,
II finally forced to serve. the man
viii be acquainted by presidential
proclamation OF the date he must re.
port for service, and will bc told
whore to report by the local board
THIS date has been set definitely for
September LIST. Work Is being rushed
on the cantonmcnts to have them
ready By that time.
Werk More 10 Enltss
Announcement vas made that June
30th would b the last day upon
which enltstmenta In any state will
count toward that states quota OF
men to BE- selected from those regis.
tered. In addition for the national
guard authorities In each state were
asked to report a. soon after the close
OF recruiting on June 3oth ~ possible
the total number, OF men recruited
during the month. These viii b sub.
tracted from the draft quota Of the
statea
Preparations to employ the drai,
to bring the regular army and ma
tioaal guard to var strength should
voluntary recruiting fail 10 do 20 By
June 30th. vent forward apace,
Thess eoascriptions will BE- In sddi.
ton 10 the s3s.o 900 to be drawn fos
the national army.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
FORM ". n. c, CHAPTER
AT MERRILL TOMORROW

Members Of the local chapter Of the
women's Relief Corps will leave this
city tomorrow shortly afternoon to or.
sanise . chapter Of organization at
Merrill.
Tho installation services at Merrill
will b held there at : p. m. The
cars leaving this city will leave the
Hall hotel At 1880 O'Clock.
Mrs. o. w. Robertson OF the local
chapter will b the installing oilicer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26

N0tice
Notice Is hereby given that bids
are open TO all for drilling and casinG
we'll Ut Shasta View school.
Well to be 100 feet deep. ~ inch
hole: cased 50 feet with 6-inch drive
casing.
Bids to be opened July llth. At
O'Clock. Mail bids to Shasta View
clerk.
CHAIRMAN MIKE DOBRY.
Clerk, Mrs. C. n. Kirkpatrick.
Merrill. Oregon. 36.lt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
SPECIAL MEETING or
ODD FELLOWS TONIGHT

To complete arrangements for par.
ticipating In the general parade with
other orders with patriotic sentiments
there will Be . special meeting Of
klamath Lodge No. l37. I. o. o. r.
tonight at $50. All interested in
this matter are requested TO attend.
By order OF Noble Grand.
W. d. COFER.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26

"There ID no Oregon project that
holds my attention and interest ~
docs the one that you are 10 celebrate.
snd l would very much like 10 bs
there. but II appears impossible. 4
few days before receiving your letter
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26
TEACHERS EXAMS
HERE TOMORROW
EXAMINATIONS EOR STATE ('ER.
TiEiCArkS Will. HI HELD AT
kl.aMArH COUNTY mon, M.
GINNING At . A. n.

The regular EXAMINATIONS for teach,
ers applying for state teaching cor.
tihcates viii begin In the morning a,
. .. N. at the high school building
under the direction Of Misa Edna q,
Wells. county superintendent.
The examinations continue until
Saturday.
Tho subjects and date OF examina.
tons will DO a follows:
"wednesday forcnoon--u. 8. his.
tory. writing (penmAnship,. music.
drawing.
Wednesday afternoon HISTOLOGY
reading. manual training. compost.
tion. domestic science. methods In
reading. course Of study for drawing.
methods In arithmetic.
Thursday forenoon - Arithmetic.
history OF education. psychology
methods In geography. mechanical
drawing. domestic art. course Of study
for domestic art.
Thursday afternoon - Grammar.
geography. stenoGraphy. American
literature. physies. typewritinG. meth.
DDS In language. thesis for primary
certificate.
Friday forenoon--theory and prac-
ticc. orthography (spciiinx). physical
geography, English literature. chem.
istry. physical culture.
Friday afternoon - School law,
geology. algebra. civil government.
Saturday forenoon-geometry, bot.
Any.
Saturday afternoon-General his
tory. bookkeeping.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-26

OF the Booth Kelly Lumber company,
and prominent msn In the state:
"Your esteemed favor OF the ilth
Inst. inviting ne 10 bs st the Gtyahorn
celebration II Kiswsth Falls July 3
and I ID gratefully aeknowlsdgsd.