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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-03
TRIFLE EXTRAVAGANT.
tFrom the Christian Science Monitor.)

(From the Christian Science Monitor.)
Somebody recently accused the publicity depart
ment Of the state OF Arkansas OF putting things
pretty strongly. One of the assertions made was
that If all the rice in Arkansas collected it
would take the Grand Canyon Of the Colorado to
store it. Another was that, II all the chickens in
Arkansas were chicken it would straddc the
Rocky Mountains like Colossus and shake the
rings from Saturn with his crow. - The publicity
department took the reproof good naturally. prom
Used to be moro moderate hereafter and added:
we feel constrained to say. however, that if all
the donkeys in Arkansas one donkey, he could
stand with one forefoot on Mexico. the other on
Canada and with his hind feet kick the out
OF the moon" There is here welcome relief
from dry statistics but the Arkansas publicity de-
partment might strive a little harder to be conserv-
alive
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-03
PEACE AND VICTORY.
(From the New Republic.N

personal letter has just come to us from an
English friend who is well known in this country as
a scholar and thinker on British political prob
lens The writer is profound liberal and an en-
ergetic supporter OF the who has at times been
sharp critic Of Americas attitude during the war.
He says: Peace without victory does not worry
me. Victory is. as the Germans would say, a SUBJ
jective conception. II we get the world we want.
should be happy If the Germans could look back
it as victory, too, indeed in the deepest sense
it would be- In all these difficult days no more
reassurng words have been said anywhere, nor any
which sets high standard for the temper of a
people at war.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-03
Chicago.


1Iogs-Receipts, 1900. Strong. Is
to 20 above yesterdays average. Bulk,
$13.35@ 1855; light, $l2.70@l3.5o;
mixed, 3i3.1o@13.s0; heavy. $4,000
1886: rough. &1s.10@l3.25; pigs, 500,
IL.
CattlevReceipts. 2,0Oo Steady. Ma.
tive beef cattle, ss.0oQ12; stockers and
feeders. $6.4o@9.o5; cows and heifers.
$5.300l0.30: calves, $s@ll.25.
Sheep - Receipts. 5000. Steady,
Wethers, $10.75@l2; ewes, $s.50@l2:
lambs, $1201450.
Omaha.
Hogs Receipts, 1000. Hixhef,
Heavy. $l3.10@13.20; bulk of sales,
$l3.05@13.25.
Cattle-Receipts. 700. Steady. Ma
tive steers. $S.5o@l1.30; cows and
heifers. s7.5o@s.5o: western steers,
S7.50@10.5o: stockers and feeders,
$6.50.t1O.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-03

The citizens Of Baylor have laid several owneress
dogs beneath the sod the result of their recent
DIG Dog Day"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-03
LIVESTOCK

- St. Paul.
Estimated receipts at the Union
stockyards today:
Cattle, $500; calves, 500; hogs, $500;
sheep, 800.
Cattle--Cattle trade was not quite
SO lively today but steady prices pre-
vailed. Demand for steers was not SO
broad as yesterday.
Hogs-The upward swing OF hog
prices, which packers managed to
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-03

check temporarily. was continued TO.
day, the deal being quoted generally .
nickel higher than yesterdays low
tide. Top hogs once more shifted back
to the record top, $500.
Sheep-A small lot or weighty lambs
averaging around 102 pounds earned
$13.75. which is now top on lambs.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-03
UPON THE VALLEY'SLAP.

Upon the valleys lap e-sE
the dewy morning throws "
A thousand pearly drops ,. -
To wake n single rose.
So. often in the course
OF life's few fleeing years.
a single pleasure costs
The soul 4 thousand tears.
-BOURDILLON.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16
MOULDING MACHINE ORDERS roo
MANY TO FILL
Former prcpristors Of the klamath
Iron Works Close up shop hsrs and
Spend ail Their Time In Turning
Out . Few Machines Tor California
Foundries-Wii, Let Contracts In
gAst-cest $4,000 Apiece.

T. o. BeArsisicy and ". = Piper
formerly prpprictors II tho klamath
Iron Works of this city. have been In
| Stockton engaged In rush orders fos
the mouldin. machines IT which thcy
are the inventors. and ON which they
/ received patents from the government
several months ago.
The two partners worked hero on
the machine for about two years b.
fore they wcrc able to perfect Il Ia
any degree Of success. cuttin. the orig,
inal weight OF the machine down Ia
1000 pounds. several times less than
their frst model.
Mr.. pcar,isicy then went to caiifor.
MIA to make q machine or two to sell
lie had no more than started work.
however. than several Arms In Stock.
ton rrasped tho Importance OF the MA.
chine. and offered him their plants and
equipment to se, to work and turn out
as many Of tho machines ~ he could
In as short time as possible.
A = result. several Of the machines
have been under construction at the
Geiser Iron Works and the Holt Manu-,
featuring company's plants. where
400 men are employed.
These are for immediate orders. and
demonstration. and after placed Mr..
Beardsley leaves for tho east to visit
Detroit. Chicago. PittsburK and other
iron centcrs to let contracts for the
construction Of machines.
The machines will cost purchasers
$4,000 apiece. and result In such labor
saving that the two Klamath Iron
Foundry men are due to become
wealthy from their machine. MIR,
Bcardslcy said while here that the ma
chine will save the foundry using u
800 for every eight hours In opera.
tion. They expect to turn out twenty
n day when their contracts are let.
The invention takes care OF the
heavy moulding work In a foundry.
and is equipped with different speed
controls and adjustments to handle
practically any sort Of heavy moulding
heretofore done by hand from brass
and steel. to core work.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16
PERSONALS
y, T. sisson and son of klamath

T.. T., Sisson and son of klamath
Agency a,e Klamath visitors today.
Alfred Il Castel came down ycstrr
day from Fort klamath.
Il. I, Ice of Norris Is In town today,
X. II. RR,clifYc came down yesterday
from Klamath Agency,
.Nr and Mrs, Il. Hukman II Fort
Klamath came down yesterday,
J. $, Grit,,h of Eagle Ridge was In
town over nisht last night,
Mr., and Mrs, Ross Finley Of Merrill
are city visitors today,
" Il. po,cn was In last nisht from
Keno
Il r. wolfod WAS In town this
week from fainax.
Miss Alice Gray Of Fort Klamath
was city visitor yesterday,
Miss Helen Faithful Of Beatty was
In town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, V. T. Motschenbscher
LEFT this morning by auto for Eugene
to spend a month.
Mrs, Joseph Moore and {, W. Goc,.
tche have returned from Roscburs.
where they attended the funeral Of n
relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormack and family
were In today from their place on the
lake.
Ed barnes was city visitor this
week from Odessa.
L. Noll Was city visitor this week
q. F. Sevits was In town today from
his place west Of the city
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16

stor. an admirable type Of man. re-
nouncrs her. The politician. Whosc
one rcdcrming trait II his love for
Grace. never had n place in tho younx
rirts heart. Il II the young doctor
who triumphs In tho strife for her a.
fections. Al the Star tonight.
'Bluebird bay" nt the Orphcus ON
sunday and Monday brings Southern
Justice" an entertainment created BY
Lynn =. Reynolds from y simple story
of life In Kentucky village. Free
rom crime or viiiainy. ~ the Reynolds
Blue birds always arr. there viii be an
interesting detail of homeiy incidents
20 hold attention while some of tho
most beautiful Of natures scenic vistas
will set the entertaining episodes In n
framing OF great attraciiv~ncss. Myr.
tie Gonzalez and George HernandrS
will. as usual. play the principal char.
ac,crs In this Lynn =. Reynolds ma.
turc study" with an able supporting
company to carry the story to a salts.
fying COncluAlOn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16

Prominent members NJ the Rcd
cMSs Society held = meeting this week
and made arrangements to set tA~
domestic art rom At the hixh school
for sewing and Red Cross work, They
vii, also have u card party At the
White Pelican he,r, Wednesday after.
noon for the bench, II the Rrd croas.
There In \ businrss meeting this after
noon ot tho society Tor further arrange
nrnts of the work
Mr. Frank Murry and Miss ililda =,
Field II silver Lake were married here
durins the past week By Rcv, W H.
Cox. pastor VI tho taptist Emmanurl
church ot this city, ThVy viii 1.-Two Al
silver Lake. ", 4, Davenport II this
city assisted Mr., Murry In sreutins tho
marriage license
Mrs. Leslie Trrwilii.rr Will rntcrN
tain q few II her friends this cveain.
At n dinner party At hcr home on JET
fcrxon street. Those invited arc:
Miss barbara Goeiicr. Miss Hazel Cool
lcr. Miss Elizabeth Houston. Miss Yer
da Coxad. Miss Pearl Roiyin. Miss Vera
Houston and Miss Mabel Martin.
Mrs. u. T. Wattcnbcrs and Miss /.
Hill entertained the Fast Noble Grandn
and officers of the Rcbckah Lodge on
Thursday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent In nccdlcwork and eonverSa.
tion. after which delicious rvfrcnh'
m~nts were served, The Past Noble
Grands are: Mrs, Z, Il, Bowman. Mrs.
=. T. Summers. Mrs, n. q, Antlson1.
Mrs, Alice baldwin. Mrs. Fred cofrr.
Mr.. y, H. North. Mrs, u. A Emmi',.
Mrs. John ucriinx. Mira Nate Otter.
bcin. Mrs. q. X. Van Rip~r. Mrs. Clara
wAidron. Mrs. =. y, Martin. Mrs, &, n,
Ramsby. Mr. Henrietta brook field.
Mrs. Il. }, Sheets. Mr., ", +. Johnson.
Mrs. T. J, Mayer. Mrs, J, =. Gocilrr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16

Vivian Rich. who plays opposite
William Farnum In the new william
Fox production. THE Price Of Silence
Is new bright spot In the Fox heav
ems. Those who wonder where Sh1
got her rare beauty and charm mus
be satisfied with this: She was bOri
In the South and educated In thu
North. After graduating from 30
ton school. Miss Rich began her theai
rical career AZ member OF stOci
company. Later she played on Broad
way - q member Of the "C0untr'
Girl" company. Miss Rich's first fasI
in flmdOm was with the original Ne
tor company. From that concern sh'
went with the American. and played In
the Gentle Conspiracy" "Quicksand
Of Deceit" and Little Troubador.'
She makes her debut In the Fox forces
as Grace. the daughter of Judge VeI
non. playing opposite TO William Far
mum In 1.-THE Price Of Silence" Thi
role gives her an excellent Opportunit,
tn show her dramatic powers. She l.
w0oed by three men. q senator. &
wealthy and powerful politician and
young doctor. Thru Q tsar-compsllins
combination Of circumstances the SEN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16
In Societys Realm

Mm. ChAs, 0arc~,on. Miss Lillian u.
SaubSr and Mtss Lillian Suits. Tue
osieerS are M,ss vcta Houston. Miss
Alice Woodatd. Mrs Loo nean. Mr~,
J. H. Garrett. Mrs, Robert sloan. Mru,
Ava Hall. Mrs. ", ]. AtcinmSis. Mra,
X. North. Mrs, George Humphrey. Mrs,
Walter cofcr. Mtr, y White and Mrn,
&, e, itosus, Mrs, n J, Kelly Vas =
suest.
The f1rpt Aid Society did not hold
i,s usual meeting Wednesday after
noon. owing to Dr. Cathry havtus 10
b. out of town, Tho meeting viii also
have to b. postponed next weck. ~ the
Red Cross In 10 hold n card party at
the White Pelican hotci
Mrr l.. l.. TraaS WAS hnstcsa to .
number of her friends an Saturday
afternoon At her beautiful homo on
Espianadc street. A noriai afternoon
Was spcn, BY tho guca,s. and delicious
rvfrcshn,cnts were served 10 the fol-
lowing present; Mr~, T. W. Ooven.
Mrs.. e, v, Wordra. Mr~, iiurss MAsoa.
Mrs. e, A. riath. Mrs II. ilncoln. Mn.
Andrew Collier. Mrs. T. u Hall. Nm.
q, \, vanRipcr. Mrs, Harry 0osilss.
Mrs, J, n. bridges. Mrs, tred Hehai.
lock. Ms.iicnrirtta Mclhasc. Miaa Mai.
taa. Mr., 4, Evans. Mr., chas. Martha.
Mrs, =, ~, White and Mrs, I. q, Nilln,
. . .
Mrs. q, y wor,i~n dciixhtfuily "a.
t-r,aincd a number of her fsteads q
her home on Candy street Tuesday ae.
icrnoon, A rocial time was spsnt By
tho su~.,r. A. the riosr of tho after.
noon dainty tea ~as rrrtrd TIE Ia,
ri,rd gurnts were Mrs A. A. Bellmaa.
Mrs. l.. l.. Tfuax. Mrs J, H. Mssoa.
Mrs, q, X. Van Ripper. Misa Mattox.
Mrs, Bursr Mason. Mrs. q, 4. Dsiinsaa.
Mrs. ". \. t-isrii. Mrs nciiAnsss aud
Mrs. Percy Evans,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16

~ Aad multitude os s,nAliss IN. 4
% Al mus, heip all they po,.,I,, =
. can, Let klamath ovssssl,e,,I. 4
. her aiio,msat.
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WY tsss ne ssvs,smss. y.
R~sHss thls rsllst wsski M sse.a,s.
10 sessN oshs1. TIE Amss.ssa ~
cesss 70 ssotst % Q NsSsssl Z. ~.
% n 10 maintained by ps,vsss ss>n,,s
tIs~A rks s6m,N,ssrssIsa u ~ -
cesss ssaass - sass.sI sa q q, ~
~esss~sl Nsves sa1 military sessseseaa
Relief ssssh. slse. wvss svt ~ ~
mUst - pssmes,y sss1y ~ even
smse0s~sy. mvss - Osvss~sl n ~
Wsoaltostea psseslpIss saI ss,sk Il
s's'sas. as6 mvss ~ - hemesse1 N
shs 'ssessstis~s ~ esvsr~msassl N.
sh'Wsey. ~ ne ss~ss time. ~ ~
csses 10 ne saiy ss,,st sesosy ssemal
y swthssiss6 ~ ths Osvssamsaa N
ksa1 b shs eessl1sat q tAs vs,,s1
otsess. ~ sssssNss sss svtsSs6 N
ths Was department. n 10 sAsesssl
~ ss~Oessa. PrssiSsas W,lssa 4.
eIsree,
"A lasss. yell ossaaissd sal q.
Client Red cruss 10 ssssaiial Nh
10Th . patriotic aad hunass ~ .
s,es that 10 rendered b. svssy
eisissa vho becomes . msnbss 4
The Ausssieaa Red csuas."
Red cruss subscriptions aesd ~ y
paid ail at one lia,e. OaeeoastA vi1
b. due July lat. oae- fourth AuEust ~tA.
ane.fr,rth Sepismbss ist. and ths bat
anes Ocsohss lst.
A task - great ~ ,ha, os sssiiss ~
subscriptions u 10 Inform every naa.
woman and child II the purposss sal
~msrg~ncy character of the campaign
before Red crnas Week. ~ prnelstnsa
By the president. which bss'as Jsss
18th. commuaity committees ars ussse
10 have . loscsful speaker present q
evsvy saihes.ag. whether sHsll y
large. Newspaper an called % ~
liberal space. Miaiatsn afs asked %
psessat the subject 10 their coaesss
,ions. I~t svesy patriotic c''issa spess
ot the campaign TO every other psfs'e
hs oe she meets.
In this world var acme most ~
their lives. others their money. No
patriot ., home could bear TO sh'ak
that . patriot bisd 10 death % - ~
,isasid because 10 or she failed to ~
tribute his dollar 70 the Red CFesA
You have no right 10 say yos ~
patriotic unlsas you ssvs your s'ses'
10 service, 10 matter What n may v
solvs In psrsouai seoa1nA-4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16
'AMFR|CA AND
WAR; PADDOCK
Olshop SPEAKS TO.
MORROW NIGHT At OPERA
NoUsG-cHRlsriAN CHURCH
HAS cA,lpREN's pAV

Tue Episcopal services will hc con.
Quoted BY Rishop Paddock in the Odd
I fellows hall Sunday morning, He will
! give sermon at IL o'clock.
| Baptism. confirmation and holy com,
munion viii be held a, o'clock in the
Afternoon.
, Sunday evening at 8 o'clock Bishop
Paddock will lecture on America and
the War at the Houston opera house.
Everyone Is cordially invited to all the
services.
AT the Bar Of Judgment" will b.
the subject Of the sermon at II o'clock
In the morning Sunday at the Metho,
dist church.
~Desert Life" will Be the subject M
3 O'Clock In the evening. Special mu.
sic has been prepared for sundays
services.
Tue subject for Sunday morning a,
the Christian Science services will be
God the Preserver OF Man. Sunday
school from S:As to lo:ls. Wednesday
evenins meetings at O'Clock. The
reading room Is open on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays from 2:3o
to l:3o.
Q o Q
The Bible School opens at 10 a. III.
At The Little Brown Church" at the
corner oe Ninth and Pine streets. Fol.
lowing the usual opening exercises and
class assembly. the Children's Day pro-
gram viii Be given.
The program Il a. follows:
Opening prayer by the minister
SoaG by Primary Department
Scripture Lesson-Junior Boys Glass
Weighing the Baby-A Cradle Roll
Recitation. Child's Service"
Edna Dunbar
Duet .--.-.-........--. The Little Flowers"
Helen Wirtx and Lucille Sherman
The True Story Of Nrs. Missionary
Dollar and Her Family
Song BY the School-'rrue Hearted
Whole Hearted"
Recitation ....--.--- Evelyn Beckley
Piano Solo .-.-.-....--...--...-...-- Alexis Lyle
Recitation --.-. The Carpenters Tools"
Ruth Miller ;
Violin solo-Helen Wirtz. accompanied
by Elizabeth Ramsby
Children Of the Forest"-Loyal
DauEhters' Class-Miss Applegate,
teacher.
Offering
Hymn-Coronation School
The above program will be the first
part Of . merger service. and will be
followed BY the communion and
short talk BY the minister. II time per.
mits.
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting
viii b held At Z p. m. and the regular
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16

On Sunday morning Rev. W. n. Cox
Vim coatinue bis mast interesting ex.
pository series Of sermons on the book
Of Romans 1t the Eleventh street Bap.
tist church. This series Of sermons il
exoeedinsiy good. You win miss .
treat 4 yoa miss them. You are cor.
daily invited to attend each sesvice.
Sunday night the sermon win b on
sTAs Great Dqualisee.s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16

9sldiess e - Fsoaes.
Word has beea received By Mn. 8.
b Turner q this city ffum her son
Robert. at Fost Steveas. at the mouth
q he Columbia River. that The SOL
diees 1t Fort Columbia have beea Or.
6sred 70 prepare to % to France. Foet
Co.1mbla = mile Or % below Fort
stSysSs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16

Special bargains on traded in Phon.
ographs: hornless. Ave dollars. Shep
herd Piano Depot. next door postoticc.
ls-lt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16

sunday and Monday
eivsb'rd ehesepisys. Inc. iUsrsdvsss
"soUTHgRN JUsv,cg"
The quaint story Of = quiet Ken.
tucky nc,shborhood electrified By .
land boom. presenting beautiful
Myrtle Gonzalez and Geo. hssNsadss
The prstt'sss 0ivsbIsd ever sesssWsd
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16
REQ ca0s;
DRIVE Dte|ns nolal'
Won'inued from pas, 1,

u"'.sd states psr,ie,pa,Ioe !. -.
world war; Nor can the vo,I :. ~
'ay:d oa' DAY Bullets viii ", ~
on 'atdy do'lars, The man ,hs ~
h's i'ss on the Battlefield %, ~. .',.' v
ssnas os h's country mus, no, !. - ~
TO esar the burden alone.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16
!. W. w. HEADQUARTERS NOW
OPEN IN THIS CITY

l. ". ". headquarters have been op.
ened up In this city In the old Wilson
building on West Main street.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16

WANTED-Ioaa .oe ~ 9" u"w
cisim about $500. Apply \. hes.'s
.~ ieN
ron RHNT-yuraished room. pn's"
family; close In. Phoae WV
call 1907 Hish. y.
FOR sALH--Six room house ~ ~
vsspianads. Hot spriass Ase''''s:
rooms jarss. light and airy; sefsss -
storm windows: large bassnsa' !. ~ !.
attic: fruit tsees. Phone assn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16
Local Mws
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NoNrNWesr WEATHER
FORECAST

: ~oAH00N AND WASHINGTON Z
. R1stly cloudy asA cooler. ex. Z
. cep< near the coast: south Z
. veaterly winds. q
. klAMAIh a I Z
. y. & 4. q Z
. Mtnimam. today, 50 degrees ~ =
. Maximum. Yesterday. ss degrees. =
. No precipitation. .
<HH> . go H1AA~1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16

Dodge cars for hire. Phone Glenn
Johnson or l.. T. Sullivan. ITO. Palm
cigar store. is.tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16

W. w. OVSVVS sSvsVs
Mr.. and Arx. Sci NcCord and daueh
ter a Prineville are here this week
Waiting old friends In Klamath Mr.,
McCord h . veteran stage driver ol
this region. having driven from here
10 Ashland before the road was chang
Cd to the Aser route. Mr.. McCord IL
. cousin Of Ar& Geo. r. Hurn Of this
city. They viii 20 south IRON here on
. prolonged visit.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16
OAOv's PICTURE

W,thout chlixaiion viii be- framed froe
tor the ncxt 30 days.
10 TOMBSTONE FURNITURE co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16

Peerless Dance
Special music BY Peerless Orchestra.
Moose hall. Saturday night. l&:i
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16

Jvdee ReWaiRs Over.
Judgs Dunn a OAKLAND. Who gave
the F1as Day address at the Elks IN.
Aual Flag Day exereises Thursday
night, remained over today. and will
return home tomorroy. He spent the
day 1sAing yesterday 1t Pelican Bay
and Rocky Point
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16

Klamath Ooy Gnltoea
Nrs. c. r. Beck oe this city received
letter today that her soa. jim Beck.
has salisted IN the cavalry q the army.
He ealisted frum Boring Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-16

TOO LATE TO 1kAS9uY
FoUND-Automobiis .1nnp oss~
may raeovss By paye e1s sas s."
this once. ~"
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B NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY
) TOLD IN BRIEF FORM =

q . . . -
Kodak films ct Curlin's. ady-2ao
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1tlf-s AA1 Eenl.i...

Or account q :he Ices o' OIL
heip ard the sor5oas 81 aa 4s me
tamlly last aa:amer, fega~ed ~ "a
very basg fan, das'ns @e'ca 1 waz
on ere rca! ,uoe1 q the ,.me, / was
unable 70 81 70 attention 70 City Safe
and Rentals.
W1a e J.. Raath, aa attorney
no~ in the Office, am aew prepared
10 give City Sales and Rentals prompt
attention. Ii M Absence, Sir. Roath
will take pleasure IN looking aftef
tins interests IF my clients
Would like to have you list yons
property Immediately. as we haze
more calls than we can supply.
3 n BARTON.
office phone SIS. 3 X. nartoa res.
918 f. L. Routh res. 153. 255
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Removes to Thorndaie.

It is with genuine regret the
Eagle publishes the fact that Mr. T.
Y. Herring has rendered his resig
i.ation as local editor and adYar-
tgsing manager OF the Eagle 70 as
sumo the management OF a rev
publication beina established al
Thorndaie BY state Comptroller II.
e. Terrell.
Nj Herring came 10 BRAN sono
nine months ego from his acme 1t
axahaehio and the Eagle does rot
hesitate 80 state bar ne nam egsr
came 20 Bsyan who made friends
more rapidly and came mere quiak-
Is into the confidence aud good vii
d the entire citizenship In tho
few months Of his residence here
lie came to know everybody an1
everybody was his friend. This fact
is within Itself proof positive Of his
sterling worth, mis- integrity and
hIgh moral character
His going will be a dlstinct Joss
n the Eagle ane one which viii MT
BE easily overcome N3t 9aly tha
but his going is deeply regretted
by the editor -4e bus ness manage.
tnent, the endre 9fttes force apa
board Of diraI,s
Tic renewal Of himself aad ef.ad
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-16
ABOUT WAxAHACHIANs 4
AND VISITORS IN CITY
|, o~>~>%%s~ 80 :

w. d. Hogan Of Italy Is attending
court here today.
Attorney Will r. Harris returned
70 Dallas last night.
]. b. Higgins and W. II. Griffith
of Maypearl are III town today,
W O. Bennett and L. / Stone Of
Midlothian are in the city today.
Glover Williams Of Caddo Mills Is
here this week attending court.
Sanford Clark Of Waco was here
today to go before the grand jury.
W. q. Sims Of Bristol is here doing
jury service in district court this
week.
]. H. shofner and b. D. Caudle
OF Bardwell are attending district
court here this week
Miss Ruby Edwards returned this
morning to her home at Dallas after
visiting with her sister. Mrs. Roy
connally.
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e. ~. Stewart Of 81 Paso Is
visiting his sister. Mrs VIII Moore,
Vest Main street Nj Stewart saws
II I'aso has seventy-taousand sol
diers and their money is spent
freely IN the city, when asked
about the withdrawal of the sol
55era from tse hordey ne sa.d they
s,c~a nakias y pasntioa long tlat
Ne reports his 'ldopief cl{e
.4sIG end steadily improving.