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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-08
Canning, ben s. Ssssmber 1917,

True translation filed with the Post
DIaster at Cincinnati on December 7
1917, as required by the Act OF oeto
Der 9th, 1917.
Bel bsr beboritebenher
umseitaltuH5 uHisrss eiitnba9nssn'
items, bic auf cine 8tridbspemetl'
ipaft abSieIt, tpmmt Der 9soaHts al
@eItuns, paB bic &pnturren5 auf 9u!b:
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ten nibt auipenobar lit. Sas 1T ir
siHleu9teRo, ipis ftipas in Der e9eIi
npr fem tann. Wsnn man ben Gges
paHt;N pertrstsn tppate, oab bic Be
ipobn.r elmer Staot cine bepeuterbs
@rmdbiguns b:r 8aHerrente erlauGeTl
tonHttn, iubsm man bret loI4sr prSs
batter 9strisbe anlests, 10 naB fs eurt)
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toilet brsimaI 10 piel, ipie Der 8,trleb
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nidt bios siue 9erabfesuHe Der Mietbc
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buus berIslbyn erSptnsen. Gsnau ID
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unieBen tOnren unb bic RDrm fir RI
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tOften unb bic 8er5irfuug bes &aptS
taIs beft. Gas tuirb Riemunb beans
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-08

Soubsrbars nsmois&nii.
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tGmpfte a4inss Dor 1roio2'
&uabe: rWait pluto.'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-08

True translation filed with the Post
piaster at Cincinnati on December 7,
1917, as required by the Act OF oeto'
Der 9th, 1917.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-08
HOUSEWORK
Is A BURDEN

Woman's lot is a weary one at best.
But with backache and other distress
ing kidney ills lief indeed becomes a
burden. Doan's Kidney Pills have
made life brighter for many Chickasha
women. Read what Mrs. Mattox says:
Mrs. William Mattox. i0i Mlnneso-
Ia Ave. Chickasha, says: "At times
MY back was very painful which /
know has been brought on by very
heavy domestic work Each time that
have had these pains IN my back or
spells OF languor, Doan's Kidney Pills
have relieved me- They seem to In.
vigorate and help my condition in gen.
oral. / don't hesitate to recommend
Doans Kidney Pills to anyone trou-
bled with disordered kidneys"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't sim.
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pllls--the same that
Mrs Mattox had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.--Adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-08
EXAMINED SAME EAR TWICE
Army Surgeon Examining WouId-5s
Soldiers, Fooled by one Whose
Hearing Was Defective.

There is one young fellow In one OF
the Indiana companies stone deaf In
one ear who "got by" the examining
physician by a ruse during the physi-
cal examination Of his company, says
the indianapolis News. The members
Of the company win not tell who he Is,
and the examining physicians do not
know of the incident. The only way
to eliminate the young student officer
who, of course, despite his enthusiasm,
is unfit for service, would be by re-
examining the whole company at Fort
Harrison.
lars are examined one at time,
and after the examining officer had
completed the examination Of the can
ddate's good ear, the candidate
stepped forward and engaged the Off
Ger in conversation, asking some trivial
question. The incident broke. the
smoothly running routine and aggra-
waited the officer, and he spoke sharply
to the candidate,
"Get back In line there and don't
ask foolish questions. We don't have
any time to waste. Let's have the other
ear"
And the candidate submitted the
same ear for a second test and passed
with flying colors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-08

TO Keep the bowels regular the best
laxative is outdoor exercise. Drink a
slll glass Of water half an hour before
breakfast and eat an abundance OF
fruit and vegetables, also establish a
regular habit and be sure that your
bowels move once day. When a
medicine Is needed take Chamberlaln's
Tablets. They are pleasant 10 take
and mild and gentle in effect. Obtain
able everywhere. d&w-1m
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-08
How,s This Z

We OFFER One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halle Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
five years. and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. PeNs
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the BID % IN
the Mucous surfaces. expelling the r'ol-
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Hall's Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you win see a
great improvement IN your general
health Start taking Halfs Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid OF catarrh. Send
for testimonials. free.
+. ]. CHENEY & CO. Toledo Ohio.
SOLD BY oil Druggists, lSc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-08
n TSPersonal
.$ Mention

t--~~>~-elL,-~--~->-e-e
G. M. Anderson OF Duncan was a
business caller in town yesterday.
n. Carleton OF rabler was a business
visitor in town yesterday.
Your favorito cigar is here-f fresh
too, kept in humidor case. wrens.
OsI
Henry wootten returned yesterday
from a short visit at Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Davis Of Clinton
were Savoy guests yesterday.
Mrs W. l.. Nix visited In Chlckasha
from oklahoma City today.
II it's ice cream OF the most deli
cious quality. or any kind OF cold
drink that you want, take a seat at
Wren's fountain. est
S. d. Thomas Of Lindsay was here
on short business visit today.
Judge s. w. Hayes OF Oklahoma
City was here yesterday on business.
Wrenteed Hard Water toilet soap is
what you need. Ten cents a cake at
wrens. 6-St
Lawrence Mills of Oklahoma City
was here yesterday on business
Misses Irene and Eva Campbell Of
Tuttle are visitors in the city today.
Don't fail to call for coupons when
you trade with us. We give them with
every purchase. Premiums may be
seen at store. Wren's. est
w. II. Robinson and wife are here
from Tuttle spending a few days.
M. o. Foster OF Grady. Okla, attend.
cd commissioners court in Chickasha
yesterday.
wANTED-Girls to strip tobacco.
Dixie Cigar Factory. srd and Chicka-
sha. 7-St
Miss Mildred Hutsoa entered tho
Chickasha hospital for an operation
yesterday.
Mrs. r. G. Marker of Cyril under
went an operation yesterday at the
Chickasha hospital.
Mrs. Sam Ahatan Of Carnegie had
an operation Tuesday at the Chicka-
sha hospital.
Miss Van Castleberry OF Pauls Val
ley is guest Of friends in the city to-
day.
G. r. Brown and wife arrived here
this morning from 1lex for short
stay.
Mrs. B H. Wallace Of Oklahoma
City is stopping several days at the
Early.
S. J. Castleman OF New Wilson, Ok
Ia, was here yesterday attending com
missioners' court
Ulrich Beeson Of Rush Springs Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. p Ellis at the
Mcfarland hotel today
John Hart. deputy sheriff from JEFF.
ferson county. was here attending
commissioner court Tuesday.
William Montgomery OF 1908 South
Seventh street, was operated on this
at the Chickasha hospital
Miss Franka Hogan, who has been
visiting Miss Ruth Sanders Tor the past
three weeks, returned 60 her home at
Walter today.
Tobacco stems good for pigeons,
chickens, plants. stock dip. etc, at the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-08
THWEATT SAYS:
Let Us Fill Your
Prescriptions

Atour store prescriptions
are compounded in strict
accordance with scientific
methods.
When we fill a physi-
clans prescription, h c
knows that he can depend
on results.
Quality of goods and SUI
perior service are not con-
fined to our prescription
department, but extend to
all departments of our bust
ness.
We handle the best drug
sundries-- goods that come
I'D to the same high stan
dards as our drugs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-08
THE FLATAU JEWELRY co
{ Ou can 10 better at
Flatau's."


Apple compound vinegar. Gudran-
teed to be equal to anything on the
market for table use aud for pickles.
25c per gallon. Pure apple cider vim
egar over two years old S5c per gol-
lon. CT ickasha Cider & Vinegar Co.
2l-1m
Do your duty to our boys away from
home at the war training camps The
open air concert tonight at St. Jo-
sephs school lawn Is to raise funds
for their social environments.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-08
YOUR EYES ARE YOUR BREAD
WINNERS

NNNNNNNNAh0
Take care OF them. II you would
stop aud think what Il would mean to
be deprived of your eye.sight how ut.
terly helpless you would be, you would
not abuse your eyes In the least, but
would take the greatest care Of them
always.
The moment you feel that anything
Is wrong, Il your sight is blurred II
you feel dizzy Il your eyes tire easily,
you should not lose minute in having
them examined
Our registered optician. We guar.
antee all work, Broken lenses duplI-
Gated.
THE FLATAU JEWELRY co
"You can 10 better at
Flatau's."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

9eu1nnten Gbene, in melde ole Stoot
gebettet lit uuO Ole iih 6lpiihen Den
foblen eelbbraunen Selien Der noben
ipriihen @iiite bis 6u ounltiger 6erne
iubeidrei6lic6 id0u lit Der
6or6enaouber Oieier eioentiinllihelt
2onoi6ait, in ser Seiteres lid nit
Grniten poort. Sic gor6e llmgebung
bon 0anasfus moht nonentIib I'M
5riibio9r Oen Gin0rud eines grpBen
8artS. GS III oer ponl gIntilibonon
beratfonimenoe @arooo, 0cilen flare.
nimmer neriieeenoe 6titen Der @Duto
ibrc iippige 6ruNtbnrfcit perlcibeu
Syn iieben 9(rme oeteilt, ourhfIieBt CT
oie Stoot, Inn lid en0licb IN ocut
@obr.et. 9lte6e 81 perlieret.
0en oltr6 oie 3ouberiibe Soec er.
pedten eiinitisen 8orlielllingeu cut
ipribt 0os Sunere bon 9omosfuS
teineslpegs cine i'm Orient itetig
trieoerfe6rcuoe @coboMtlno. Ser.
fallene 5eihtnqsmmieru BON Dor.
iprin9eu0en Eiinneu bGufig untera
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

boat rpliroc. 7os Suilpt Sobomicg
oes EGuierS ioIl, pie oie Sage CT.
5dblt, berte nod in elmer ser srDptcn
0eS @cbaloeS, bon ciner gpl0euen
&opiel inuibloiien, uilf6cpabrt pcr.
ocn; oesGnlb ratr0e onS @ottesDauS
aub Sobaunistir@e geuanut gllS
cine rcinc, pcnu aud iiingere 4robe
orabii6er slrditethir 5eioen mir ii
Scr rcAteii obern Gde itaicrcS 8ilOes
Ole Ildlami'cs SobWiic, gln Oieiet
8erinuen Die breitcn ,yl1Acn Der
9luBcumGn0c ourd wchielnOc 2o9en
bon lucibem &oltitein mo it9par5cnt
9oiolt luclhe on i9ncn alternircaC
belle unO Nuntle Mori5ontaIiueiica
biloen uno Ourd ein9clcgtc Gruos
neatoliiaureh ans 0cmiclheu @iotes
riol Gin 6elcttcs 9liHebel 0bulicb iuic
mir oicicS al nlnuMeH itoicniidlcn
&irden, 5um &ciipel an 0eu prGcbti
gca 0nm in @euun bcobodten fou-
ncu gllS Gin ih5neS Grobcitid uos-
lcnlitiihcr Auuit iit ouh oaS @ro6
nal ocS groBen Solooin 81 bcpnu.
0crn
Iomoslts III nitt BIOS sic Suupte
lto0t SuricuS un0 QlS iold)e Der Git
Scr oberitcu @eborocn unO lpau@cr
tiirgiidleH Nlc0crma5onitoltclb ION.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

broden uno nit @o6nbGllierp Diel.
fob ii6erbuut, luie beinl 8a &iiait
oos ouf rnierem 9iloe in Der oberIten
@dc IinfS ait ieben III, unecber Die
'StoOt, welbe bon elmer I'M 8eitcn
gelegenen 3itooeQe, el &alob, be-
berridt miro. @ioreeul0noiide giu-
feLei uu0 llnlouberfeit iino oltb bier
oaerp6rtS neben Splrcn ocS Ser
foaes in rei4ltem N}oBe 8it iinoen.
&ic ourh Snunc ruO 3llfall entltqn'
Sen ,crideint sic llire9clm0Bigfeit
oer @aiien unO @6Bdlen. ipel@c ii9
mciit 8piiden boben niinterncn
Yloucru binourhrpinocn. gtireeuoS
bat oie <nit ons glcubere Scr @e-
b6uoe aeitDmiidt, ieIteu 0ffnet lid) Gin
fleines, pcr0iiterteS Seniler nod Der
Strobe Slt un0 MIR ciilige ipenige
Gltere &ortolc 5eiecn Oos Seitreben
Die totcn Stcinuoiien 6urd orbitef.
toniibc @lieOerimg 81 beleben. 3oS
Waliter eiucr iolhen tlunelortigen
StroBe, in Ocuen iheiiiens Gin ouec-
nebmes, MIR ielten bon cinem Sons
nenltrable ourb6roHenes SaI6Snntel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Sin Slid anf 2umasfns.

geer bon Oem @ipfel oes Diebel
RoIieuM Den Oos @rob eines mosles
uil6eu Seiligen front, ouf sic Dor
I'm Iiegenoe Gbene berobblidt, oens
miro cs begreiflid, OoB Sen 9Irabern
0imeib-cI6. SAam. ruie iie 2omos-
fiis- Ole iirolte Sauptltoot oes belti'
Gen SDrien, nennelb uno Oercn llnls
gebung ols eines Der bier iroiideil
@araoieie gilt 1ino OoB Die Di6ter
ibre 6iloerrci1e SpruAe eri1opi-
ten lint trefienDe 8e5eidbningen fir
fic 81 eriimen. Oas sNhttcrmol OH
Der @unge Der @eltr ole u@erle oes
Sricnts0, 0ie Observation-Disclosures"
ooS ngfouengefie0er" oaS ogluae oer
gSitite~, oos oSolsbono Der Sdon.
belt" boben iie oie StaOt genonnt.
llno III Der Sat tpunoerpoa lit bic
9lusii6t iiber oie 9riinen @ielen Sci.
Der ino @Grteil Der @buta oOer 9futa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
9Icnc s 3noiuaocn

mcrNcn lest BON Der 0clitiNeu @o6n.
permnltmg IN &crtc1r aeitelt. Sine
mebrfa6c 6eocruno oer ssogcaioilen
gcrobrlctltt 3idIeic5ntit 0rin 6obea
@cpicbt Scr sSaacn ciuea icbr rt6i.
bcu Saiti. I'm oie @iriung DER SON.
nenltrablcn ob3uIHluddcu iin0 sic
0uAer uciB 9cltricbrn ulo Sic Ecnt;-
lotlopseinridtlu0en pcrbeiiert nor.
oeu slllBcr Der Snitorudbrcnic b1-
ben oic Ssaaen nob bic ncue 1buea.
fa9n6rcullc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

cine SanocIsforaiuaar aalc w. i'll
Gomastus aud in fomner5icter St.
5iebun9 nitt obac &eocuhme. @u5u
fomnit, oaB cs iunliiteu elmer iebr
trudtbaren llmgcMmg iicgt ohi5ia
uno bul0artioGe1 Grtrog IN g9eisea
uNo @erlte gibt Scr lodere, rDtbratue,
nncri60piIide @oocn beionocrS im
oSer5 0es Nauran~ ocnt Suffrage
bicte mn 8oSra iiuO in SEN cbelio
trudtborcn @egenOen bon W3crib.
GUac Grnte I'M Nolrm GriDat POO.
00Q bis 250000 Gonaeu Sctrcioe.
ppn pcIdlcu Die SGlite noA sen pold.
liullAci @qicaplaseu @aifa mo
gItfo periracbiet meroul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

berridt lit 0ie n0or6-cl- -@toitafim~
oaS beiBt sic gcroSe StroBe, mslbe
oif unierer obenitebenoen 9l6bIil.
oimg oor0citeat lit. Sic fHbrt bon
oem 9lttor in eero0er 2irie IN Sic
Stoot binein mo mar i'm 9litcrhrM
nit Sdlllcn 9c5icrt. IN i6r lo6, IS
iogt man, 0aS %ouS oeS SllooS, in
neldem Ser G6riitenbeit groBter
g(poltel 9Soulns, ab0citiegen mar;
oob lit es rotiont ittb acacnp0rtig 5it
boItcn, 0oB wobl fir fciuc Scr aobt.
rei6en 2ofolit0ten, lpeldc nomme
8bantoiie 5ienlidl millfiirlM init Der.
idbieOcncn driitlidcn. beionOers oui
Boulus, Ser in 9anloSfuS o0er in
Oelien gt0bc bcfrbrt morO, bc3uanebs
menoen Erooitioneu in &crbinOmlg
gebroht bot, bic biitoriide @e0eu-
tltng nadmeiSbor iem oiirfte Sln 9te.
iten oes NlicrhtmS lit @ouosfus
iibri9cnS nidbt icbr reid, ruo Sic Dor.
baitoencn iiuO fir Sen gtimtorhdolo.
gen obnc GroBes Snterchc, oo tic
groBteilteilS IN moOerncn @mtten ein.
geldlolien oOer 0ltr1 iolhe perIteft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

ltnO gum Seil idiper 3ug1ngli6, fir
oas gIuge weui9 6eiicIuoes bieten.
gSie iiberoll i'm Grieut, 10 bilocu
audi bier Die ueitIGufl9en 9roBten.
tells iiberoedten 9a5orc Ocll leb9oftc.
item uuo on5iebenoiten Seil ser
Sto0t; oilf cine udbcrc 9cimrcibtuq
oerielbcu loiien mir imS niht cil oo
iic I'M peicntIid6en Ben oft gei6iIoec.
ten 9o3arcu oIler iibrieeu moreenIGn.
0iihen St60te gleiden; nur iibertrci.
fen lie bic meiien 0erleIbeM beion0crS
icnc ser Siiiteupldse beoeiiteno m
9(uSOebmma un0 9icihboItigfeit.
Scbr ocs &clucbes wert liuo alld Die
groBen &oficcbduier melAc man iibcr
ollie Ecile Der Stoot 5erireut finott.
go8 beIouocrS obcr iene onl 9uraOa
9clc9cnen, bon meI6cn mir eineS IN
lmiercnl oberen Niittelitiid obbiloer.
m0breno Oic &iguettc IifS untcn Gin
loldes on Scr StrnBe Dor DamosfuS
nortellt. SAT- 5u feiner Smnoc oeS
IogeS fc1It cs oieien &ofieebdldern
an @oiten. PIN nleiiten al i5rem @or
tcile aber 5eigen iie iicb om glbcno.
Iiht acfiiat bieteu olS0oinl ibre nit
bunOcrten tlciner 2ampeH erlcubtc-
ten &Gumc ocnL meldsr orieutoliicbe
Sitten lhl0icren mill uncrihopfibci
Stoff fir bic @eobod)hmg oar. Grnite
&nuher iiben on in alien moglibeH
&oltiimcu bel chamber. MIR mcnige
gSortc meHieIno, o0cr umboden in
Oidten @rIppen eifrige Sdddb.,
Gome- o0er 9ortcnipiclcr ia ielbit
irou50iihe Billiards iiuo in eiHigeN
0ieier 8aifecbauicr 5lt iin0eu.
Sdmar5e gteaerifIaben bercitcp linO
leroieren oen ouitcu0en Ntotfo IN
min5ig fleiuen S6B1eu obne Seufel.
oic in eincm unieren Gierndpfdeu
dbuli6eu llnteriob bon Wietaablch
iteben ooer rciHeu nit 3onocn alG.
bcnoe &oblen Oar gum glu5iiroen ser
Sigorrettcn lmo 9}feifen. 9tid)t ieltcn
tritt oilh Elm Sanger p0cr @r3dbler
oilf oic oann nufnerfiam 2miihen-
Sen 3it linterbalten. Die 4offeebGuier
i'm 9tor0en Der Stoot, an Der naA
&aImpro fii6reuoen 2troBc, reI6e
bonn Sa6 Siima. Dem EbomoStor.
ouseebt peroeu botptiddIit bon
Gbriftcu bellld)t, melhe BORT ibr 2icb.
lingsgetr6nf Sen y9tofi" ODER Eruu.
bcnbranuhuein 5u i1Iiirfen pfIegen.
Gle 5iemlid bunt 5itinulmengcuiir-
ielte @eoolferltng ocs bcutigeil Da-
mosfus mo ieiner @oritGote miro
ouf 10000 bis 100000 gcidlbt
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oGonfen Sic MR. eni gtrddoiope
bot eincn 1000 5obre oltcn IA gon
0egrabaneu Nrief bci ciucr mQuli.
cben Niumie oeinu0en"
agla ser boite Slid s9abrlhein.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-28
Better Delivery Service

In order 10 give better service Il
our patrons and 10 assist In reducing
the high cost Of living. the under
sisncd merchants have decided u
eliminate tho present expensive sys.
TEN OF maintaining separate deliv.
cries. and have orgayased . more en-
cient delivery. which will handle oil
the business OF the nrms interested
This will mean . great saving In
unnecessary expense to both ourselves
and our patrons. and we believe will
result In better and more prompt
service.
On and after April 1st. regular de-
liveries will be made ~ follows:
First deliveries for the meat mar
kets at Z and 8 o'clock. and deliveries
for oil the stores and meat markets At
$50. 1880 and 900. No special de-.
liveriss will bs made.
Van Riper Bros.
Roberts 4 Whitmore.
Klamath Department Store.
6unset Grocery.
Palace Market.
Peoples Market.
City Market. 33.tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-28
WHITMAN DECIDED
10 STOP BOXING
.BErORE CLOSE or TINS YEAR
THE GAME n ExPECrED 10 M!
ENTIRELY KICKED OUT OF
NEW YORK, ~ WHITMAN aAYs
ny n. c. HAMILTON


(Cnised Prsas seam Cossespoaileael }
NEW YORK. March 0ovsenos
Whitman OF New York is determinsd
that before the close OF this year
boxing will be kicked completely out
OF New York. His determination. be
declared In recent Informal discus
sions. II unalterable. He II opposed
to the game from every angle.
The unfavorable publicity the game
has received In this city. the nnfavor.
able and unsavory bouts that have
been pulled off from time to time.
Fred Wenck's unfortunate exper-
ience with the hot-end Of that 500
check and several other things have
scured whitman completely.
Wenck's conduct in office was bad
and II was the straw that broke the
governors hack. He announced that
wenck would BE- removed from office
and then let II be known In an unof.
ficial way that no one would BE- ap-
pointed TO replace the deposed chair.
man OF the boxing commission.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-28
CnICAeO WHITE
PLAGUE DOOMED
DnCNEAsED CONsrNrFsON OF
Alcoalos. rrRirlcAri0N o.
MILK srrrLY AND myo,ENlc
cAMrAl0N l.ENDs GREAT And

CHICAGO. March ss,--Thls clty's
battle against the srca, white plague
will BE- won within ten yeara II the
present decrease In deaths continue.
This announeement was made today
BY Dr. John Dnl Robertson. city
health officer. Decreased conaump'
tion OF alcoholic liquors. the Sunday
closing law. purification Of the city's
milk supply and general hyHtenlc
education campaign have made mark.
I'd inroads against the yearly toll ol
tubcrculosis. Dr.. Robertson said.
I'VE are rsapins the reward Of per.
slstent propaganda against the dts
ease" said he. "insanitAtion. CON.
municable methods of disease. public
drinking cups. promiscuous spitting.
bad housing. too much liquor and not
enough outdoor life have been
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-28
LEGAL NOTICES

No&ice os 4hera9.s eele
In the Circuit Court ofahe state OF
Oregon. for Klamath Couuty.
r. L. Monroe. Plalutt0.
~.
J. r. Akin and Grace r. Akin. NJ.
fendapts.
NJ v,rtue AZ An execu,ion. iuds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-28
Moving Pictures

An exciting story Of lore and sac
rifice. eliminating in . novel climax
OF unusual gripping power. Five acts
OF rapid action and tensely dramatic
scenes.
Mr.. MacDermott and Miss Nesbitt
never we're cast In parts more suited
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cluding Grace Williams Herbert Pri.
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