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The Odd Fellows.

Monday Union, No. Il. installation; Lang
dDn. No. 26. Installation.
Tuesday Wa -hinGton. No. 6: GoIden Rule.
No. q. and Amity. No z. installation.
Wedne~iay-No mectius>
Thurslay-C Coumhis. No. 10: Covenant, No. IS,
installation: Phoenix. No p business
Friday Central. No. l. installation; MetruIo-
lis, No. Is. degree.
ENCANTMENTS.
Fn1ay MagrnCnu, No. 4 degree
PATRIARCHS MILITANT
saturday-Cdnton Washington. No /. regular
monthly business meeting
The Home Excursion Committee held
a meeting in the parlorS of the odd
Fellows Home on Friday evening and
completed all details for the excur-
sion to Chesapeake Beach Thursday,
July 10. The members reported to
Chairman w. +. Dement,. represen-
tative of the Grand Lodge, that a
greater demand for tickets had al
ready been made than for the previous
excursion, first given by the joint
CO-operaton of all lodges. Past Grand
Harry l.. Anderson announced that
ne had received many prizes which
will be awarded to winners of the
several races and games.
Grand Master Irving r. Schwinger
has appointed Grand Secretary Frank
+. Rapp as the representative of this
Jurisdiction on the Pen Mar reunion
of the members of the Jurisdiction of
PENNSYLVANIA, Virginia. West Virginia,
Maryland and the District of Column
hia. Grand Secretary Rapp attended
meeting oil the representatives of
the States composing the reunion at
Hagerstown, Md, on Friday.
Mt. Pleasant Lodge. No. %, 7. o.
O. F.. will hold business session
Tuesday, July 3. During the heated
term the policy will be short interest
ing sessions. The installing stan will
install the officers of Central, No. l.
Friday evening. July 6, at Ninteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Mount Nebo Encampment, No. 6,
/. o. o. F., will have joint installa-
ton of officers with Columbian En-
Campment, No. l. Thursday evening
July ;. at the hall, Ninteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue. They will
not meet on July I, on account OF the
holiday. The next regular meeting
will be July is. when the patriarchal
degree will be conferred. At the last
regular meeting Deputy Grand Master
Humphreys was exalted to the royal
purple degree.
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their intention of making their bow to
Richmond society the coming season
are: Miss Alfredo Pleasanton Har-
wood, Miss Margaret Herndon, Miss
Elizabeth Valentine. Miss Marie
Cooke, Miss Antoinette Thierman,
Miss Rose Caperton, Miss Maria
Beecham Adkins, Miss Elizabeth Love,
Miss Virginia Clarke Ellington, Miss
Hazeltine Watson, Miss Elizabeth
Moore, Miss Margaret Evans, Miss
Mildred Williams, Miss Virginia Jones,
Miss Marie Wilkinson and Miss Quin.
cy Landstreet
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Daughters of America.

Fidelity Council. No. 4. Daughters
of America, TUESDAY evening initiated
three members, Mrs. Haas. Mr..
George and Miss Margaret Bushbg.
CAPT John West, drill master. has
Just received his commission ss cap
tain in the qIsrtermastcr's depart
meat
The state Councillor Mrs. Mamie
Cox Howell. has made arrangements
Tor unit of n" Red Cross to ser,
every Tuesday from 10 "a. m. TO 4
y. ~. a. ~ Louisiana avenue north
west. Every member Of the Dsugf-
tiers "f An'rina is Invited 10 come
and 'p her bit M sewing for the Red
Gross.
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Woman, Ber,nt A,,oc,,,I.,

Liberty Union. y. 6. held It's resl-
lar meeting Tuesday evening at PyTs-
ian Temple. Mrs. A. NJ. Welsh an
honor guest gave an interesting talk.
The captain OF the guard team. No
i1cboTwask}, WAS PRESENTED with q
beautiful cut glass piece in honor OF
her fourteenth wedding anniversary.
The "nion will give an excursion 70
Marshall Hail July Is.
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Red Men.

The excursion committee met al the
residence of the chairman. r II. ben
ms. last SUNDAY. The reports Of sub
committees were enSoUTa Viug and th-
progress made by them shows they
have been active in their work Sec
retary treasurer Garner reports that
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hursday-Friendship No g. installation.
Friday Miriam. No. 6. installation.
This will be a busy week among the
Rebekah Lodges of this District. To-
morrow evening, Past Noble Grand
Mrs. Sarah Darling, assisted by a
corps of Past Noble Grands, will in
stall the officers of Naomi Lodge.
No. ], and at the same time Past
Noble Grand, Mrs. Belle NJ. Chapman,
assisted by a corps of Past Noble
Grands OF Martha Washington Lodge.
No. 3, will install the officers-elect of
Ruth Lodge, No. 3 Both installa-
tiOns will take place in the tempor-
ary headquarters of the Odd Fellows
at Nineteenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest.
Past Noble Grand Miss Minnie
Dreager, assisted by Past Noble
Grands of Naomi Lodge. No. /, will
install the officers of Fidelity Lodge,
No. 7. in Langdon Lodge Hall at
2032 Rhode Island avenue northeast.
Miss Ruth Gundling will be installed
Noble Grand, Mrs. ]. E. Osborne,
vice grand; Mrs. Nettie Mettler, re-
cording secretary, and Grand Master
1. ii. Schwinger, treasurer.
Friendship Lodge CNo y officers
will be installed by Past Noble Grana
Mrs. 4. Pearl Windsor, assisted by a
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Summer Plans.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Fl. T. Har-
ris have closed their residence in
Rhode Island avenue and gone TO Mar
raSansett Pier for the rest of the
summer.
Mrs. LEROY TuttIe and her daugh-
ters, Miss Margaret Tuttle and Miss
Adelaide Tuttle, will leave Washing
ton today for their camp on Big
Moose Lake, in the Adirondacks.
Judge and Mrs. Timothy Ansberrv
and their young son, Peter Ketten-
ring Ansberry, left yesterday to spend
the summer at Bethlehem, y. H., in
the White Mountains.
Mrs. Joseph E. Davis and her chill
dren, who also have a cottage there
for the summer months, went up with
Judge and Mrs. Ansberry Yesterday.
Mr.. Davies will join ner later in the
summer.
Col and Mrs. Henry May have gone
70 tneT summer residence at South
hampton, Long Island.
Former Senator and Mrs. Henry F.
Lppitt have leased the Beverly Farms
place of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Simpkins. formerly of this city. who
now make their home in Boston. Mr.
and Mrs. Simpkins will spend the sum
mer at their place at Hamilton, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Lombard and
their family left Friday for the cot
tage they have taken at Buena Vista
Springs for the summer.
Mrs. Frank Mcintyre. wife Of Brig.
Gen. Mcintyre, and their children have
opened their cottage on Chesapeake
Bay near Chesapeake City. where thev
Will pass the summer months.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John W. Thomson
and their children have gone to Hen
derson HarbOr. Lieut. Thompson will
return in fortnight.
Mr.. Charles Garrison Chapman. son
of Mrs William II. II. Chapman. of
the kenesaw apartments. has en-
rolled as a student at the Tome
school, at Port Deposit. Nd. and will
begin his studies in the fall.
Mrs. James Mcdonald will pass the
greater part of the summer in Cali
fornia, going to Honolulu possibly for
visit Of few weeks. She will leave
Washington early in July and will be
Joined later by her son, Mr.. Arthur
Bradley Campbell, who will be with
her for few weeks before Joining
the Reserve Officers camp at Fort
Myer. on August lJ.
Ensign and Mrs. Alexander Gill
christ Hatch. the latter formerly Miss
Dorothy Aleshire. who have been at
New YORK since their marriage the
latter part Of April, have gone to
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FRATERNAL GOSSIP

corps Of Past Noble Grands of Miriam
Lodge, No. s. Thursday evening In
Masonic Temple. Anacostia.
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Modern Wocdn,ea cf
Anerics.

W. W. Nynn hrram. member ~
Central Camp, No. I8rla. a. ais lass
session. consul J. :. ii--...r. ar-I-t.I
by District Deputy Henry ..- NaIa-1.
con''rI,u" THE d'-r,,s ,T wuna.rr..
Adviser r ". harrington and W. la-
'avauau-h wrgr p.rsou'- lyywls g.
Millar'. son OF DE-. U-y EE.a.I md O.
member OF this camp. h.s l..t f.~
Iowa 10 DO lis biz ou q fam Iu that
state.
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Royal Arcanum.

Meetings will be held on Wednes-
day evening by Municipal Council In
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The eighteenth head oarr. os -'.
Mpd'.u WoU2rE,u Of Au-r.r- g..-
held GuiUc to" v.,-E iu il, .nu .,..-
tiDn han uu the Grw ha'f-a... I-.f-
Cipal Ii.r Ht Ihi.auo. Narn~ ws,. 4u-
son Welcomed the .f' d.--.a.,.~ aH1
friruls. TO which Head Cnr-.l Tai
bolt responded .n am olgurs"f au' .. g..
business sessions ur..-....I soy. a
G.vs aud matters Of 5. ae.af wror'-
aace to the society w.... e. i.re..,' Of.
The following m,w'n 81. r,ra rHra.u-
at"d. elected 10y acr,rmaIiul. and iu-
Gur,od into Office. Had consul. =. r
Talbot. Lincoln. N'ar.. head a,avise-.
u. H. Horne. Davenport. Iowa. I.7r
clerk. A Y. Bort. RoIoir. Wis. head
harkrr .. + NI,shIrs. CU.ra-r. it,.
head escort. Z. <. B,lcw. W,srlofc.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR.

glamour; Two Etudes in q Flat,
Vslse, A Flat. Miss Mabel L Jones;
Die Lorelei, Moonshine. March Wind.
Ungarisch. Miss Louise Bethel; So
nata, Op. 81, No. / first movemenO,
Joys OF Autumn" Miss Fannie
Louise Rixey; Concerto in F (irst
movement, Miss Mabel L Jones.
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Miss Carolina Oppenheimer will leave
this week for Columbia College. New
York City, where she will be a stu
dent.
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Mr.. and Mrs, A. Selinger aud grand
child leave this week for Chesapeake
Beach to spend the remainder Of the
summer
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The Rehekah degree

Monday Naomi, No. i; Ruth, No . il
stallatiOn.
Tlesday Fidelity. No 6. installation.
Thursday " Friendship, No 6, installation
Friday Miriam. No. g. installation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie S2ier gent
short time in Washington last week
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Miss Hortense King is the guest of
her parents. Miss King has Just re-
turned from Goucher College, where
she is a pupil.
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Ensign and Mrs. Alexander Gil
christ Hatch, the latter formerly Miss
Dorothy Aleshire. who have been at
New York since their marriage the
latter part Of April, have gone to
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Mr.. Charles Garrison Chapman, son
of Mrs. William Fl. II. Chapman, of
the kenesaw apartments. has en-
rolled as a student at the Tome
School, at Port Deposit. Md, and will
begin his studies in the fall.
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Misses Miriam Franc and Rutb
Franc will leave this week to spend
short time in Alfred, N. Y.
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Lieut. and Mrs. John W. Thomson
and their children have gone to Hen
derson HarbOr. Lieut.. Thompson will
return in a fortnight.
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Mrs. Frank Mcintyre. wife Of Brig.
Gen. Mcintyre, and their children have
opened their cottage on Chesa peake
Bay near Chesapeake City. where the.
will pass the summer months.
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Mrs. Maurice Eiseman, of Philadel-
phia. is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Mayer.
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Mrs. Schiff, of New York, Is spend
ing some time in town with friends.
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Col and Mrs. Henry May have gone
TO their summer residence at South
hampton, Long Island,
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Mr.. and Mrs Louis Lombard and
their family left Friday for the cot
tage they have taken at Buena Vista
Springs for the summer.
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Mrs. I. GrOsner and Miss Ruth Gros-
ner left last week to spend the re-
mainder of the summer in their cot
tase in Atlantic City.
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Mr.. Alfred Haas has returned to his
home in Norfolk after a visit with his
mother. Mrs. T. Haas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08
Clever Belgian Pilot
0utwits German Patrols

because of his intimate knowledge ol
the river. He frequently had the gov
ernor general on board. and from the
mast there generally foated an ad-
mirars flag. for which every guard on
the river and canals showed tespect.
JEFF" early this month determined
to make a serious attempt to convey
to safety a group Of prominent Bel
gians, who were in danger of prosecu-
ti0n by the Germans. and these men
were SO weary of the German regime
that they were willing to risk their
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08

Notice Of Shcrin'x sale
In the Circuit Court Of the State OF
Oregon. for klamath County.
w. p. sedge. Plaintiff. y
W,
A. B. Chambers. J. c. Chambers. 8. T.
Summers. G. II. Manning. Eliza.
beth Naming. Fred II. Wheeler.
Ben Gay, Geo. T. Baldwin, J. W.
Nye, Dan Irwin. r. 8. WOodford.
J. II. Rea. Fred Carlisle. Nora
Pickens. A. Mclean and Swift 4
Company. q corporation. Defend
ants.
Notice Is hereby given that by
virtue Of an execution and order Oi
sale issued out OF the above entitled
Court aid In this cause on October 9.
1917, upon a decree made and en-.
tered in this cause on September 26.
1917. in favor above named plaintiff
and against defendants herein. d.
recting the sale Of real property here
matter described to satisfy the sum
Of $29l.29. and interest thereon At
10 per cent per annum from Septem-
ber 26. 1917, the further sum Of $40"
as attorneys fees and $5l.2O taxed as
costs and disbursements. l have levied
upon said premises and will, on Fri
day. the 9Th day Of November. 1917.
at the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. at the
front door OF the Klamath County
court house in klamath Falls. Ore.
gon. sell to the highest bidder for
cash In hand, all the right, title and
interest OF the above named defend
ants and each Of them In and to the
following described premises:
Situate In klamath County. Ore
gon. west half Of southeast quarter
OF section %; northwest quarter Of
oItheast quarter. and northeast
quarter OF northwest quarter OF
section &c. township 3S south.
range 10 east. w. M.
Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon.
October 8, 1917.
GEO. HUMPHREY. Sheriff.
BY BURT e. HAWKINS. Deputy.
8-15-22-29.5
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lives to escape. JET had orders 4
take the governor general from Ant
werp to Brussels on the following
Monday. He figured that II HI
cruised, ,northward on Sunday and the
guards along the Schsldt would think
the governor general WAS taking
short trip to the frontier. He started
at noon, hosting the admiral's nag,
The Belgian civilians were hidden
below deck. the captain and two as
sistants alone remained above deck
They pissed tho forts Of st. Marie and
Philip de PEARL and by Liefkcnshiek X
and Doel. their nag everywhere salut.
ed tremendously by the soldiers, A,
Doel the whole guard turned out.
Close to the frontier the motor
stopped. gasoline being almost ex.
hausted. A German patrol boat ap-
preached, but no assistance being
asked. the boat apparently did not
dare to come alongside a boat flying
the admirals nag. BY u friendly sa-
lutte JET intimatcd that he did not
need assistance.
After some tinkering the motors
were made to work a little longer.
and the tide also helped. Thus the
vessel reached Dutch waters. where II
was visited by the Dutch patrol and
given enough gasoline to get II to the
nearest port. where the captain and
passengers were warmly welcomed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08

FORT BLISS, Texas. Oct. s.-Cav-
alrymen have taken much interest In
the 400 mile cavalry ride which was
made from Douglas, Ariz.
The most interest is being mani
tested in the test of the new saddle.
which is known as 1.-The 1917 model
and which was designed to replace
the old Mcclellan saddle, which has
been in use in the army. for many
years. The saddle is described as IA
cross between q Texas cowboy saddle
and flat riding saddle. 1t has a high
pommel, arched az is the cowboy sad
die. but has NO horn. The back Of
the saddle slopes more than the cow
boy or Mcclellan saddle. The weight
is distributed evenly. and pockets are
provided for surplus equipment. The
saddle is said by cavalry officers to
be more roomy than the Mcclellan,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08
New Cavalry Equipment
Tested In Hard Ride

and especially we'll designed for men
who are large or heavy In the saddle.
The new saber is strictly a thrust
ing saber, two-edged, and with a
large grip like a fencing sword. The
saber is especially popular with the
cavalry men. The bride has the curb
and snaflle fastened to the cheek
strap with snaps. and this was the
only weakness found in the saddle.
as the officers said these snaps we're
easily unfastened by nervous horse.
The rifle sling has clip attached
which holds the rifle to the riders q
back. with the barrel protruding over
the left shoulder, after the manner OF
Mexican cavalry rifles or carbines.
This Is q substitute for the rifle boot
on the old cavalry equipment, by
means of which the rife was held
perpendicular beside the rider.
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k',..'I g. News
PINE GROVE, PrC0rPs ,
. Il =


The Pine GrovesSchool has been
running now for a uoath. with c. d.
Chorpening at the helm. Eighteen Of
the twenty-seven pupils are in the
First and Second grades. These little
folks make q host q e.ihteresting work.
Roy Kinsman, Mrs. Chas. Mack.
Ivan Icenbice. Emmes Shields, W. T.
Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. John Shepherd.
and Mr.. and Mrs. H.. N. Miller. were
among the klamath Falls visitors last
Saturday.
The Arnett. Stoessler and Hank
O'Brien threshing machines are oper-
ating in this vicinity.
The Pine Grove Civic Club enter
tained for Mrs. H. N. Miller At the
home of Mrs. James Grimes in Klam-
ath Falls on last Friday afternoon.
Cora and Willie Gray and Nettie
and Ella Green entered school Mon
day.
Earl Mack in indisposed.
Considerable interest is being man
ifested in the coming school fair.
The following pupils OF the Pine
Grove school were neither absent nor
tardy during the first month Of
school: Helen Gray. Marjorie Reed
er. Annie Miller. Joe Conner. Maude
Arant, We're Patterson. Hugh Miller.
Raymond Gray, Jake Conner. Opal
Arant, Fines Harris. Albert Patter-
son, Charles Mack. Willie Cunning
ham, Orin Reeder. Ethel Mack, Katie
Gray, Linton Cunningham, Orpha
Harris.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08

AMSTERDAM, Sept. lS.-(Corre-
spondence)-The Belgian motor boat
Scaldis recently ran the blockade
from Germany. flying a German ad-
miral's flag. and arrived safely in
Holland with load of prominent Bel.
gian refugees. The incident has
aroused much interest along the
whole length Of the Scheldt.
The Scaldis formerly belonged to
the Belgian government. and was con.
dscated by the Germans. who fitted
her luxuriously for use by the highest
0flicers. A Belgian pilot, JEFF" Van
Dingen, was given the post of captain
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08
SCHOOL FAIR TO
Be Al HENLEY
SECOND INDUSTRIAL FAIR UN.
DER AUSPICES OF THE COUNTY
SCHOOL FAIR ASSOCIATION No
BE STAGED THIS MONTH

The Henley school b the place de-
cided upon for the school Industrial
fair on October 25th and 26th. Plans
are now being rapidly completed FOL
this event. which Is to be participated
in by large number of schools thru.
out the county.
The literary and athletic program
and the premium list is to be an
nounced shortly. A meeting of the
klamath County School Fair Associa.
tion was held at the Commercial Clut
rooms Saturday, and another Is an.
nounced for next Saturday at $3.50.
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; REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS I


Sumner A Parker to Oshkosh Land
and Timber company, all OF section
80, township 80 south. range east
w. M. Warranty deed.
klamath Basin Land company to
John c. Shillock. corp. deed, En-
section 1926; En- of section 16-
27-S; all section 36-26-17; all section
l6-26-1O; all section 16.26l0: all OF
section 36-24-9.
John C. Shillock to Klamath Basin
Holding company. warranty deed.
Ell section 16-2S-S; Ell section 16.
27-s: all section 36-26-17: all section
16-26-10 all section 36-24-9.
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INVESTIGATING COMMITTEES
CisITlClEs HErLIN'S CHAR0Es

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Oct. g.
Representative Hefflin's declaration
that certain members OF the house
had "..acted suspiciously" in connec-
ton with the reports OF use of Ger.
man money to influence votes was
held BY the investigating committee
to be subject to criticism.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08

"Thc Leading Dividend Paying Co."
The Mutual l,fc. tho company that
Has Earned Moro for policy holders.
N.,s laid Moro to policy holders
than any other company In the world.
See Geo. {. Ulrich. District Manager,
Afr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08

Snow and sweet apples. " per box.
Lettucs for chickens and rabbits. 20
cents per sack, n. Nswnham. phone
2OSJ. set
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08

Oregon Cassimer Suits-New pat.
terns with two pairs pants, go. At
X. X. X. Store exclusively. 20-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08

Oregon Cassimer 6uits-New pat.
terms with two pairs pants, go. AZ
4. X. X. Store exclusively. SOFT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08

The petition for electrical heating
service is at sos Main street. Come
and SIGN UP! LIST
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08

During tise past ten years the
Nosthwestcrn Mutual Life Insurance
company OF Milwaukee hes Gaiaed
$oS5. .0O0. 900 In amount OF Insurance
in force. Compare this record with
tsat OF any company In the world
Ask Chilcote for information about
Tho Dividend Paying Company Of
America" 10
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Money to loan ON city snd c0untr1
property. Sec ChiIcOte. 6
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Surety bonds while you wait. se>
CllilcOte. 90 6
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Al COOK wants work n restaurant,
hotel or camp; makes NO difference
how bg . place. can handle It
Manuel Rivers, Riverside hotel. room
No. II. 5-3ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08

6awmill engineer. 2 lumber pliers
mill hands. Good wages. Big Lake.
Box Company. 6-2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08

,Chilc0te has the exclusive aale Of
several good houses. They are well
located. ard terms are sAsy. &
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08

COOK WANTED for ranch-GoOd
wages, steady work; no objection
10 married couple can give man work
also; have an attractive crop-sharing
proposition to offer parties able to
handle same. II you are looking for
something good. investigate this prop
osition. Phone or write the Exell
Stock Farm. 3-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08

TELEPHONE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nent positions for young women;
salary paid while learning. Apply
Pacific Tel. 4 Tel. Co.. 122 South
Seventh, bet. am. and 5 pm. s-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-08

WANTED competent girl for gen
sral housework. Write or telephone
Mrs. J N. Bedford. Klamath Agency.