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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
Walter Camps Idea

THAR military
~ being during Tho few weeks
%
Of
three days Of each hour modified
setting hike The other 50
established
asked simply eliminate foods from their meals
and 70 cut down their smoking
calls corps r
hundred rddeaged
Other
and will
simple lie believes
call the mddaged
heaves get them ready for such arise
Columbia probably
would have cancelled the 1917 schedule The
university will be the site Of
The plans call portion OF the
another gudron There other
versity.
least American Lacquer has
and Stripes Rice the Nationals
sorbo the good ship Tennessee which
enlisted jackie hts
Rice returned 70 his home
bad perished in the catastrophe
Hovurd Berry times entaon and the best an.
he baseball team and chance for the 1917 Anmecn
Vernon Casuehas been back
he brought envab record
aee the local humorss discovering AZ
amounted 20 something
Ball PLAYERS have regarding eoneror eept
Aa' they fear it' limitations exempt certain umpres.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
Ehmke to Pitch If the
Weather Permits
Game Today

CHICAGO My D. TITS May day
in Chicago, and the Tigers are look
ing for Nav pole around whieA-to
dance, They are not particularly
anxious 10 go 20 unusual lengths IN
welcoming the gladstone spring. ont
they hgure such a gsllop might help
them keep warm The soaking Mon
day downpour has been succeeded
by chilly. cloudy weather not cal.
culated 20 inspire bali clubs nsr To
dry Up swampy playing fields. This
morning. II was not believed that
there would be game this after
noon. despite the Chicago policy or
playing whenever possible II there
is game. Howard Ehmke Will
pitch.
The series now stands one and
one. with Mondays contest post
poned until the next trip. During
the evening the club VIII enuAIn
for 81. Louis. where three games
will be played II the weather man
permits Oscar Witt didn't arrive
Monday but be will be here in time
70 go 20 St Louis with the boys.
u IS probable that Utility Innelder
Ellison Will be cent 20 indianapolis
IN a short time. Ellison is boy
with great natural talent. bu, he
doesn't possess either experience or
much confidence IN him1lf He
isn't ready for the major leagues.
and The best thing that can be done
for' hi mis- 20 put him where he can
play high class ball and become
sure OF himself season and
half IN Glass d circles Is the eKtont
OF hts experience
Manager Jennings has not an
nounced where Ellison will 90. but
mentioned the American association.
Detroit always has been closer 20 In
diauapolis than any other club m
that league. and Jack Hendricks.
who manages the Hoosiers. has been
scouting all over the big show for A
! couple OF innelders
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01

Lewis would have 50 pounds the
better Of Caddock and yet they
would bet on Caddock Speed and
skill would. they figure. Offset the
sheer weight
There are other lighter men who
are championship contenders. There
Is Yussir Hussahe. Just now recov-
cred from a broken ankle. YussiI
Is a mighty good wrestler OF some
100 pounds match for any ~
them and once figured 20 be q ~
foe for Stecher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
BRENNAN WINS
FROM MANTELL

CLEVELAND Nay Because
be bit bis opponent once in the
FIRST round ard several zines in the
tenth, FRANKIE brennan ~ Detroit
won popular decision here 's.,
night over Prank Maur~lI. ~ Provi
dence Both are mldlIeveIgh
Brennan seemei 20 DO -1ag hard
enough but Msn'elr- refusal 20
mix thing made q bad bout ~ the
encounter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01

1iyulged by keeping ont % sight.
and throwing IN the water little
piece % white paper, or bug or a
fy
We have seen deep holes that
looked devoid Of trout and have
he water actually chu-nsd At the
appearance D. little food
Try 70 look for hsh where you
would want % feed and rest were
you 'he dsh itself
Locate your fishing spots lIFs roI
m your hunting spots. hy BE Gov
er" and he feed that IL IN evi-
fsnos.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
SEYMOUR STARTS
OUT WITH VERDICT
OVER McCOURT

Clarence Jackson. OF Detroit and
Charley Ellis. one OF the numerous
former world champions. were
scheduled 70 swing into action this
afternoon In the .allstar three-oush.
ION tourney az Sweeney Huston
The night bout viii bring together
dcCourt. who Zoe; the world cham
pionshlp only last week. and Pair,
er. a Detroit cueist. who gave Mau.
pome a good scrap Monday Mau
poms won that match. 80 20 Al. in
e innings Seymour started the
Detroit contingent well last night.
when he trimmed McCourt. 50 20 IS.
The game vas close. but not par
tlcularly good. II lasted for "a Inn
lugs.
Baseball moguis already ean Sc
potatoes growing Tn their ball yards.
should the proposed vvsr tar 30 levied
On our national Dastime.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01

The Greater u.-r9it bowling to8r
ney Will feature today match ba
tween Leo Alien and John Nancy
Allen need fbo game t0 continue
IN The uRhf race FOR frt money
Guthsrd boat Bamhcrg RI fta ~
seven game M0Dda
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01

It 81 announces ttat ueme'raL
vho knows more tooth hold than
any other wrestler in rapuNty. viii
grapple with Charley Olson at The
Aveuie ihoater tonight They have
an hour w Vhfrh f0 grab some
falil
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
Look for Fish Where You
Would Be If You Were Fish
MACHMEN EXHIBIT
OlSSENslON on FIELD


BOSTON Nav Connie
Macks Athletics haven't begun
70 win pennanfs again, but they
have come along so far that
they nor are prima donnas R,vi-
dences OF diss-nsion on he club
became plain yesterday after
noon when The Mackmen were
taking their batting practice AZ
Fenway PARK Elmer Myers vas
pitching 10 No batters Short
stop WIFI accused Myers Of
throwing bean bM!a and heaved
hls bat an The pitcher who forth
with advanced and prepared %
beat up the in1clder. Myers In
only abou' three times the size
Of WIZ Teammates prevented
hsticufs and Mack ordered
Myers OF the feld WITT remain
ID 10 play IN The game and csle-
brated by sDagglng three hlts.
scoring two runs and driving
home the other tally his club 20,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01

batterl ee-IaFe p0rt. Iark. HauII-
ton. Soth0reu and Severoid Coveit
eskie. Lambeth Morton and CySeiii
Cmp ires--CffoGEhlin ard Eildebrand.
New york 0too1061o II o
Washington fooii1 o. 2
Batteriss-Sh ocker and Sunams-
ker pumont ans Henry. Tn pires-
owens and uinaen
Innings i1s 1SsTgs RHE
PEflsdei o q 3 o . 0 Z N-sI1 3
Boston 81 60 o s-sI1 o
Batteries Johnson and schang
Ruth and ThonAs Umpires-McCor-
mick and Connolly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
G61iE5 ':f'EE ES Ej!!57jI!ii

TuGHEY JENNINGS vas chatting Of suoes , f he t. an
bsf eyer CUB sumps matter how E'". ~ -
oofotee out hp between gieN i'.
- ,ci grea clubs mediocre clubs n the prelc'H''"
slump Chirped Hughey
o.eelders thousand inheders waiting g" ty.0'
M. life o. YOU even see !" 20
he safely Every bal sou siam
somete,,s hands confidence il gone IN'' | ~
1 a,cre plsver will acoep situation and ust keep
feeble headdrooped sort ~ way Ne
sIeaFue somebody head or pouNe
mark that Like a. not me 'eAl '
.r,,nd be wont iuheders o1tnelaetN 81
Fyeyytbfr he hits and he'll set going E'ol asA
s,,oyy bist for trequen'
,tre' nd Of uuie 10 ~ PLAYING os1 ga
Geld FOR batting take the punch out OF ne "a
performers
something As soon a. ne geis mo
He tries 10 ngue oa' We -
has 10 confidence lie -gles a rev pa
and experim snts swing and stride he doesAl s
eriaflc the he fields better 'tl
brtnr million three DAYS be gets ne oa soins
again everything Is hunky-dory
The same thing Of whole In close race
sumps IN hurry makes me NnNe' Az"
inclination o for luck 10 turn makes the loser
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
McGraw forthwith cut In after this fashion:

think give that will drive home the
point Hughey make One fall after playing the Temple
cup championship In those dayVe
and went out 70 the ball park IN the morning
to the fall and unconsciousy every
man put grabbed bat Well. sir prac
tised out morning Can imagine
taking morning practice the day
Ter a rrnrlds aeras cnsad7
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
National League
STANDING
Tuesday's Games

Brooklyn in Now York.
Chicago in 81 Louis
Boston in philadsiphia
Only three games scheduled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
STANDINGS
American League


Detroit n Czntrag
81 Louis IN Cl-ve and
New York In Wa shinEtan.
Athletics IN Boston.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
The Dear Old Orioles

yHs LINE the birthday dinner party nat ne Ss
John MctiraW Kansas Ivy me
urday night and Tigers were there early as mont
Detroes invited 20 pun "
their chairs and good things II DANDY pr
thoroy enjoyable
snes purlng the dinner Hughey gossiped In this vein
know McGraw in what am about 70 say
DO dd IN TIE
a matter with osseoaI VIA
referring 10 the OLD bal
better or the orioles me
Of their years or greatness me
athletes hey
not the field but they reviewed AT
10 break up plays
They were quick I o advantage OF an opening
McGraw take an extra base by exercisns
ball could returned
outneld or by surprising had bad remember
field Yankees used
Macon NcCraw improve our wind
We warned that would run
all off forbade around
the early in the morning go out 70
the grounds before HRnon arrived can you
doing that nowadays
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01

Jack Barry. the Red soE pilot, ~
the youngest manager In the big
show, snd his boss. HRrrv F'rases. O..
the youngest Of the major i-aEue
mnEnate--
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01

1hr Rrnokirn podners we're the
last biU league fraui fn set n fun in
fhe won column. The National league
champs Will have 80 travel sor,e 90
49, through tke huu~f fhfs ,~ss~u.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
Concerning Whyfores

TIME IMPRESSION he general that
odtimers played header and perhaps more enthusiastic base
atho mechanical performance may not
have been standards Maybe simply ne glamour
OF
he
gathered odtmers ticer than
the athletes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01
Yesterdays Games

TnrfrFs 11It - n ~
Boston . r o.
Thilare1 q 600 s.
Batteries Rudolph md Cowfv Al.
stander and Kiifffe- I-r1p'r
lWlRler ard Byron
pf+rsflrEf -f.~ rfaf' rain
ChtraEa 50 louis rain
Brook ~ View York vet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01

bit of nong thru the summaries Of the races tn The nneus VIII
Of
the
investigation will
that about the situation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01

suppong club thar included Cobb Speaker and Hooper for the out
inhed
schaR for the catching h could be turned loose the same league With
viii be
at Outfd
FOR
each and how much
Possibly framed Possibly
be
the ball and startling IL
parable that which bias from lhe nnses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-05-01

me- same thing o. clubs whole N lTost -
the ability TO pull slumps hurry makes the Nne
ircra,ion 10 wait for luck makes the loser
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19
JAP BANKER SEES
! FLEET ON ATLANTIC
THINKS CO.OrERATiON or jar.
ANEsE SQUADRON on ALLAN.
TIC WITH UNITED STATES WILL.
HAVE GREAT MORAL EFFECT

PASADENA. Cal. April 1s.-Hi.
ssakira Kano. Y0kohoma banker.
who is here en- route to New York.
predicts that within q short time the
japanese squadron will be cooper.
atinE with the American fleet In the
Atlantic In the task OF sweeping the
seas Of commerce raiders.
"Basing my Views upon Information
] received Just before sailing. I ex-
pect 10 see a number Of our battle.
ships fighting side by side with Amer.
lean warships In q short time" de-
clared kano. II believe such CON-
bination would have an important
moral effect. tending to shorten the
war.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19
WILSON'S DOUBLE
TO Be IN PARADE
10000 PEOPLE REPRESENTING
ALL LODGE AND civic ORGAN.
IxATiONs MARCH ~ PATRIOT.
IC DENOMINATION TONuGmf

PORTLAND. Ore. April i9.--
Twenty thousand persons. represent.
Ing practically every lodge and civic
organization In the city. will march
tonight In the biggest patriotic dom.
onStration In the history Of the Paci.
TIC northwest, The affair is Port.
lands answcr to President Wilson 4
appeal for national unity In the war
with Germany.
One Of the features Of the demon
stration--a feature 6nann nounced and
rurprising--will be the evident sp.
pearancc Of President Wilson In the
parade. II. d. Cosie. q perfect double
Of the president. accompanied by q
guard and sttirsd In Prince
Albert coat and stiff hat. will lead
The parade.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19
FOR TtsE INFORMATION "
El.EaTOllS

The confusion and incouvsassfs
resulting to electors applying 70 voss
nnd falling 10 find their names o. ~
REPATRIATION iists. arises from ~ ~
that having removed 10 a dinsfsa'
ward after registering they have y
! elected to have their rax1slra'@
changed. Another source Of coa'r
sion results because of the ises sass
the five voting wards Of the Guy :"
not coterminus with county v"As
precincts. and the electors tall Y -
the distinction fixed In their ns.
Electors who have changed lheW -
Aencc since tho closing Of rssis'~
tion y year ago In April. shoa's -
ply 10 the Police Judge a. ones "
change Of registration. n.
Briefly. the boundaries Of ~ ="
voting wards Of the city are y I"
lows:
Ward Prom western CIV h.M Y.
easterly 70 Center. northwesp'wu y
along Juniper and Ewauna s'!ssu
limo between First addition ana ~. \.
Vista addition 70 intersect'oa ~" =.
Mitchell street. west to CITY 49," .s
Ward s-From Center 70.
street.
Ward s.--From sixth street aon.
easterly 10 south boundary o.
terry and southeastcrly to cos
clal. 80.
Ward l-Includss oil tho guy ~
iritory east OF Commercial stfe. y. 4.
south OF Main street from sne '.,,.
pelican corner 10 easterly city - ".
also tho territory known % -
Springs addition. ,y.,At
Ward 6--Tha line div'd'ns 4.
from Wards 3 and 4 extends - ..la
terssction Of Grant and sixth = .s',,. n.
TO Prospect: along Prospec' ...ih
ham; easterly along uphan ana .s..x ,s
boundary OF cemetery TO sou'As IN
rornsr Of cemetery; thence .,.'ss ass Nv W.
10 north boundary OF 'i''!s's. N
lion; thence west 10 c'.y nm s,r
80. police Judse
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19
ALBANY BOY GIVES UP
REDUCING FOR Army LIFE

ALBANY. Ore. April Eugene
Hornberck has decided that when his
patriotism and his diet can't jibe,
his diet wins. He weighs $50 pounds
and recently decided to reduce enough
to get into the national guard. He
took Job on a railroad section and
cut ont rich foods. But now he has
Quit his Job and Is eating az much AZ
ever. he explained today that he
wan not losing weight fast enough
and that the war would probably be
IN history BY the time he got down
TO the militia weight limit.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19
I'D K. Sugarnan
! Want Y.ur AID, Also

J Dear Public: ] am about to com.
init an overt act.
| What Is it's Well. III tell you. An
overt act In hitting you on the head
right out In the open where every
body can see me do Il. and ! shall be
tempted to do 1t II you don't come In
and buy some Of these bargains.
Better have your watch fixed a. We
are doing this work At prices you
can't afford to miss.
Fine new stock of silver At bargain
prices In all the leading new pat.
terms.
At last we have them-the little
new FLAG lapel pins and buttons.
Now with the advent OF summer you
will need auto goggles and thermos
bottles. and you ort TO have a set
Of drinking cups. ~ there IL still
plenty Of water In the hills.
We have q new stock 0i the popu-
lar priced Ingersoll watches.
We can set your diamond while you
walt. and II you wish something spe-
cial In mounting we can arrange It
for you.
New creations In wrist watches for
this year at popular prices.
Don't let your silverware go dirty
when you can buy enough polish for
two bits to last you year unless the
stuff needs blast.
We have fine stock OF diamonds
at laughing sas prices. and II 10 the
birthstone for this month. and. Mabel.
II you are going to land this guy,
you had better start something soon.
] want to sse you At once at Nc
Hattan's, 51l Main street.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19

FcrWver Rr~lsecal vlslts lsese
Mrs. {. 8. Moore. formerly Of thi,
city. ts In the city to visit relatives
and spend some tine In Klamath
Mrs. Moore has been spendins the
winter at California and Oregon
points and viii 20 to Portland for
Memorial Day,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19
NARY PlcKroRD
HERE TUESDAY

Commencing Tuesday. April 2ath,
the Houston opera house will present
famous Mary Pickford in her new
photoplay produced By her own com.
pany and released By Aircraft. The
Pride Of the Clan"
Every Scotchman In the country
halls with delight the news that
Little Mary" has selected the role
,of "Marget MacTavish" % her next
screen impersonation. For . long
time Caledonians have hoped TO Gee
the most popular girl in the world
characterize the charming lass Of the
heather and that she will forever
Iimmortalise the typical winsomenesz
Of Scotland's fair daughters with
characteristic effectiveness 10 readily
expected. However. the wonderful
heart appeal a. we'll a. dramatic
finesse displayed in The Pride Of the
Clan" makes It an offering that will
prove Of universal appeal. During
her long and brilliant career on the
screen Little Mary" has portrayed
characters Of . number Of different
nationalities. her recent photoplay.
Less Than the Dust" having met
with record-breaking success through
out the entire country. II II . long
way from the banks Of the Ganges to
the wind-blown fields Of Scotch
heather. but It h . trip that Miss
Pickford has taken In the interval
between Less Than the Dust" and
The Pride of the Clan" story Of
the northwest coast of Scotland.
The Ktna companies are leaders IN
the Insurance held. Gee Chilc0te. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19
now WOMEN NAY
HELP TO WIN war
soAsE WAYS lusxrED 0cr nv
MlsA CLARA n. WALDO MEM.
RER ~ Tim u. A. Z. BOARD
or RM,ENTs

CORVALLIS. Ore. April Ia
sharing In the toll Of the fields. sac
riftcing all Individual tastes that In.
terfcre with bountiful production ot
food supplies. praetieing rigid econ.
|omy. and avoiding nelghborhood
suspicion. are scme OF the ways In
which women can help vim the big
war. ~ pointed out BY Mr. Clara
Waldo. the woman member OF the
Oregon Agricultural College Board Of
Regents. In speaking to The women
students.
"woman's help is better In time Of
stress than at any other time." said
she. "for Il 10 then that their intui-
tiou comes in--comes straight from
the spirit. You are to b joint Ill.
lers Of the soil In war time. You can
help in the food and labor shortage
BY writing to the home folk what are
the best food crops to grow. Plenty
OF beans. potatoes and carrots for
winter use will cut down the home
living cost and release much other
food material for other use.
Grow Belgian hAres. They are
a good. cheap food. and can be grown
on the clover cuttings from the parks
and lawns.
"Canneries and home that are 60.
ing to depend on time might begin
to evaporate surplus fruits and veEe-
tablea when possible. because there
is going to be q great shortage OF
tins. Doubtless many canneries will
be unable to run during the summer
months.
America has no quarrel with any
nation. but b opposed to autocratic
miltarism. Nor should We be sus-
pici0us Of our neighbors-thc secret
service men are paid TO be suspicious
We shall need all the charity We can
command
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19

SACRAMENTO. April la.-"Riss
early In the morning and walk" ID
the health advice given TO inquirers
by Governor stsphsns. The states
executive practices what he breaches
for he leaves the governors mansion
every morning ct 8 o'clock and hikes
tor an hour around the statshouss
grounds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19
Buy q s,rawlrny
"
)k)k
WV

LONDON. April is.--The Aish
cost Ut living IN England II ac N
high after all. u early rtrssbsfrss
and Cape piums are omitted iros
tho mcnu, Hut II slrawbcrriss mat
be had ~ early AZ this moath. he
cost is 80 a pound. wholesale, ~
shout 3s per cent more retail. Piasi
cost u quarter each.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19
sovcr~nse~a Calls Tor uaasla

Ccvcr~me~t Calls Tor lsasla
The government has called for bids
on 400 head Of two-ycar-old heiters
for breeding purposes on the klam.
sth Indian reservation. to be delivered
betweca June I and June is. Bids
will be received until April 80 BY the
commissioner Of Indian affairs .,
Washington.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19
la GRANDE MAN UNPATRIOTIC
PAYS PENALTY PUBIlClIY

IA GRANDE. Ore. April is.--
When Ben KaEel. a German. re-
marked "The kaiser will be over next
summer and there won't be 20 many
Tugs Tying" angry citisens marched
h'm TO the city hall. where he wss
forced TO take Oft his hat and kiss
the stars and Stripes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19

II you aFe not lucky enough 10 gst
sonso n tho TuIe Lake Lard. call 1t
o83 Main street. ] hsve the exclw.
sive sale Of some Of the bsst farms IN
the Klamath Rasin. and prices are
low. Better l,sve look before g0ing
away. ChjlcOte. l0-ot
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19
NATIONAL DRY
DlI.L INTRODUCED

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April is.-
senator Jones Of Washington state
introduced an amendment 10 the pro.
hibition bill which forbids the
manufacture Of liquor In the United
states and provides for national pro-
hibiticn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19
STEPS ARE TAKEN
10 PROTECT CANAL

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April a.
The terminal ports Of Christobal and
Balboa have been ordered closed to
all navigation and all lights extin.
guished at night. These measures
are taken to protect the Panama
canal.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19
BAKER HAS CIRCULAR"
CLEANUP DAY APRIL ~

BAKER. Ore. April ls.-Every-
body In Baker will leave the stores.
mills. homes and offices April -
and give the town its annual scour-
ing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19

have tl'e excluaivs aals 0f many
.! ths best farms In ths Klamath
lsasin. Chilcots. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19

Ktna accident <aai health policies
are the standarsisof the world. Ash
Chilcote for rates. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19

StSoeorn Surveyor Bays
y. D. Eason. one Of Robert E. Stra.
horns surveyors. who has been here
this winter. has purchased . house
and lot in the Second Fairview addi.
tton through the r. e. Smith Realty
Company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19

S'FndIeton nigh Ibys Enlist
PENDLETON. Ore. April a.
Only two boys remain In the senior
class OF the high school here today.
All others have enlisted or are guard.
ing railroad or city property.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19

Move Herr From Sacr~nseato
Mr.. and Mrs. q. 8. Callen arrived
last night from their former home Al
Sacramento and will reside here. Mr..
Callen Was formerly In the state
printing office Of California at Sac
ramento, and has accepted q position
In the Evening Herald shop a. ad
and makeup man.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-19

MIS-. G. a. BeIImah.
Klamath Near SQuaw POint
The steamer Klamath. which
started last week for the Pelican Bay
Lumber Company's works on the
west side Of the lake to break her
way through the ice. has reached
Squaw Point. according to travellers
in the city. The steamer reached the
first island ON the first day. but has
found the going slower ever since.
She has q cargo Of oil and is buckins
the Ice daily. making some headway.