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PERDiDA

La Sra. f. 4. Forester, de esta clu-
dad. sali6 la manana de aver &c COM
nras a las GALES de Houston y Com
merce, Y de regreso a su domicil!o,
perdi6 un portamonedas, en- el que He
vaba la suma de cincuenta Y cinco pc
SOS. La Sra. Forester, vive en- IL
Avenida kentucky, nun.ero S@5.
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ERH
=
- PERSONALITY
PARA NEW

Procedente dc Ia ciudad de FL Pa
so, estuvo IN dia en- San Antonio, eI
DR.. D. Manuel Olea, medico meXl-
cano radicado hace algun tempo en-
aQuella ciudad fronteriza.
FL Dr.. Olea, sali0 Ia noche de aver
para Ia ciudad de New Orleans.
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DE UYALDE

Con CT fin de ingresar al Sanatorio
Particular del DR.. Ricardo Cabanes,
ACADIA dc llecar q esta ciudad, proce-
dente de Uvalde, Texas. Ia Srita. Flo
rentina Farez, acompahada de su pa
DIRE Y su primo D. J. 4. Perez.
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ROBG DE IN AUTOMOElL

Siguen los amantes de los autos
agcnos. hacienda de les suyas Ell los
d~ivcrsos barrios de Ia ciudad.
Aver. Mr.. Martin, que We en- IL
casa numero 10 de la Gale de New
ton, do parte a la policia de que le
habian robado su automovil.
Fl AUTO de Mr.. Martin, tiene ei nu-
morn l41-
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Sc SUSPENDE La TERTULiA
DE HOY.

Iicmos sido notificados, de que.
la tcrtulia ordinaria que hoy debia
tcner verificativo en- los salones del
Casino Mexicano. Sc ha Suspendido
por acuerdo dc Ia Directiva del d.
cho centric social.
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PROXIM0 CONCERTO

Eemos sabido que TIL grupo de es-
critores ' musicos de la ciuGad pre-
raran una fiesta de a-te, que del-
tro de algunas semanaS, telara IT.
gar, probablcmente, en- el Casino Me-
xicano, con un selecto programa.
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A Habajar

Las muieres que Sc negaron a pa
gar la multa de S25, fueron conduct
das a la casa correctional de Deco
guam, Va, Y e~ntregadas a IL matro-
IA dc csc cstablecimiento, qu,en las
hizo tomar IN bano, de regadera y
zanzibar sus trajes por el grueso uni
forme de Ia prisi6n, que es de una So
Ia pieza. Hoy fueron design&das al
cuarto de costura de la prisi6n, dom
de tendran que TRAFALGAR algunas ho-
ras diariaEente.
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NIAJEROS

Rumbo j Ia ciudad de Mexico sal
dram manan de eSta poblaclon Ia
sonora Maria Gu2mdn viuda de Favl-
Ia, Y la %sehorita su hija, Josetlna
Rebeca, Q~uienes hicieron ei viaJe L
San Antonio con objeto de ar-eglar
Ia testamentaria del senior ingeniero
Jose Maria Favila, muerto en- Lea
venworth, Kansas.
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De Ia casa numero 524 de la calle
de Houston, desaparecio aver una
carabina, que tent6 a alguno de tan
tos ladroncs como estos ultimos dias
han venido cometiendo grandes y.
necuanoS robOS.
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q yerdadero DRAGON Roto. hncania-
mientoS, modo de haceTse lEFisiDie.,o m
,:.-i;o iiivinaG0ra ........... 25c
! ihrn V.sn0 de san Clprianu. Etlclon
Gnica : complete del ramos UrlFlo-. e M
ITO
La Clayicula del I!erh!ceFo, Q Llbro
Sg d -'H 75c
S'S.uS 49,, :,I,-,,rn3 ....$i.H %
Manual DC Magia Blanca .....-...---.. az
Manual de MaZia ROla .-.--..---...'--- ~
Manual de Nagia Negra .-...-.-...- -Sc
Seccs!os uH ~ o- jnaSo: ....siGO
SerretCs de Alberto Ell Grante.-..-...;- 2'c
Secreios de la Prest!digl,acion va
ma:5a' sl.GO
$1,000 ici inferno 25c
TeSOr0 de NilacroS de Ia cruz de Ca
ravpca. Verdadera joya del ocuiiisilS 'Vc
yerfadaro horoscope para acivinar el
Dnr,EE4- w.
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MAS ROBOS.

Mr.. Hugo Marbach, de Selma, Te-
xas. do parte a Ia policia, Ia mana
ma de aver, de que, la nochc ante
rior. ST casa habia sido visitada por
los ladrones, quienes Sc llevaron, en-
tres otras cosas, IN reloj de ORC, un
bracelcte de orc y b~rillantes, una ca
dcna de orc, una medalla Y varias
prendas de ropa de sonora y caballe-
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Cuando neces;te libros en- esPanol,
d~irijase a I~Gnacic {. Lozano 10 n.
Sta. Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas
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.yENrJRAS DE SHERLOCK HOLMES.
n 10 centaYOS tOm0.)

.yENTJRAS DE SHERLOCK HOLMES.
IA 40 centaYOS tom0.)
81 yendeGor de CadayereS.
81 robo del Diamante AZul-
IN Hija del USCrPro.
Blackwell. 81 PiTatG del TaineSiS-
jack 81 DeStriNadUr.
Los Monederos FalsoS de LontFes.
La Maleta Sansrienta-
In Medico Criminal
ii Tsstamento Del Director.
En- Ia Escuela del CrtDlen do
P~tttsburs-
de 0plo.
las Puertas &c Ia Muerte.
La Viuta Roia de Paris.
La BeStia Humana.
Tina NoChe de Terror.
II R0bo del Collar dc Ferlas.
la Inrame POsata del cairo.
Fl NaurraeiO de Cora.
El Rey de los Band!do$.
AyENTURAS DE John c. RsFLEs.
"a 40 ceatav9S cada tomO.)
81 lac6Enito MislcrioSo.
In RObo en- 81 PalaCIO Real.
e Principe JuEatoT.
Fl ASalto en- el Sleeping
e. Amo ROjo.
Fl Heredero de EagleStoae.
Il Secrct0 del An!llo.
e FreSidcnre de las Co!onias.
Il False Salteauor.
Ia pOncelia RapiaG3-
Il FuSli del Negro.
e TeSOrO del RO=ni.
In Vtaje &c GodaS.
FL TcS0rO Del Est2dO.
Fl SacertOrc Gel SOL
In Ia RaiOner2.
e. SeCrttO del TeSoTo.
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Nacimiensos
Defunciones.

Rosa Esquivel. 80 amos. Gale de
Monterrey 1927.
Martina Gonzalez. > amos. Gale
Z. Concrete 1887.
Francisco Robledo, 65 amos.
North Loop.
Jesusita Hidalgo. 6 meses. Gale S.
Pecos GIT.
Geronimo Puertas. l ano. Gale
S. Laredo 312.
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TUDE|ALEs, CIVRES OF
J ADh|NISTRbTYAU|
REGsSTRO CIVIL.
iccncias de matrimonio.

Licencias de matrimonio.
Maurice Dalkowitz Y Nora Brown.
Nacimiensos.
Una nina del matrhmonio P. Ma-
yer. Gale Crosby 1913.
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oBRAS De VICTOR HUGO.
NOVELAs UIyERSAS.

.Nz'a-f0 = ElNtsG 2JC
ASruc.a o los ChaFTo$ CONTROVERSIES. 90
NoEe.a me%;cdna- 20 'oH.2S, I, Si''O
p9h Ha-o'e oS ID ''-1''-A' - s.. 90
=, - 1-I f+t--G.3. i;armoSa o5ra,
:! NaL5' - ~. Al Refenior de-;
Aun'!I- IN toiii1 GRANITE Die" c'"- m
p&9L4Io ,-r.sr.c U,yc--,da = "a
Il '..+-..-o .,r -, zoe
In9sa hvse'a T E,H,c,,s no. 3-5rtcrc Zoe
Fl IoF9Dddo o ELL'IA' ". $500 az c
FL ~DIGaUsirTn. i0r X. L. Si"''t>Sit-..- "o'
Il Amor &c los aIn9Er>, .S".e4a SEM -
mental. tGaiIo ON Idsr rnd, nar;a
/! Inferno MS l'S - I5,r ,omc. 40" feia g.. u
az Id aA,''. Iir-nsn ,n yianra SIC
Fl Condo te Mcnle"TIsi0 : n Aaho Gnf
Muer;n. AFee to.roS !. a. W,Trc Tac
FNptact'"' y = -" ~ -<r
RI IuilU EFTdhJe -,
FL Si'o ut Is 1919 -oc
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Para la ciudad de San Francisco,
California, saldra pasado mailana Ell
senior Oscar FRANKIE, jr., a donde 10
lleran asuntos particulars.
De hoy a manana saldra en- viaje
de ~negocios. para las ciutades de
Houston Y Dallas, el Sr. D. Julian +.
Lozano. conocido comerc;ante de IA
localidad.
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CtNNCIA~ DLJLTAS.

ClsY!cU,S Gel Reg Solomon ...--.-.--.- sSc
n~lrciCnaTio ICIcraal. Confiene masia
pisnCs, TO!G : CcS-a, ~apariClOpeS, etc-SLEs
Dogms Y Ritual &c = Alta Nacia- Con
rtene ell rianSulo de Solomon, IA
Cabala. 81 Tarot. Secreios del exlto.
nigrOmalcia, etc
ErchiridiOnes- GTilOrlOs Y FeGiaCulOS 60c
~ Dragon hCLc. o >ea 81 aFts lie man
Oar 3 los espUltls ----.... 800. De
81 Pod=r del T~enSaU!enin- ~ dominic
z cUltlTa- COMO eStudtaT 81 UUcTZa.SL.gi
49, '~N"rna' T"siTan e." "a rieH-
Gas ocvLtss. CoEIsue e HBvu Gs >au
C!prianc. C-aFtC-lg DC SaLG--cg. e
Drag6l Hgto ) L C21-- i--e--a-, etc. ed.
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Ell monte de 10 robado, asciende
una respectable cantidad.
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MANUALES PRACTICES
"a TN peso cada unO)

Manual de AcciieS Y JdbOne5
Manual Dc Agriculture Y GanadeTl8
Manual &c Aries ' OflCIOS
Manual de Al5aNilertl
Manual 10 C~arplnicrla dc Taller
Manual d" EHrTajeTla Y ubTdS dc Hero.
Manual del COheIero Y IOlruTiSta
Manual lie! CuriIdOr Il i.cieS
Manul! Gcl Confitsro-PGStelero
Manual del I'e~StiiaGOr-L lcOriSiG
Manual de El=cIriclGad
Manual Dc FOtOgralla
Manual del IiCIGidierO
Manual de Jardineria Y Horticulture
Manual del Laboreo de NiEaS
Manual IL LeCheria
Manual de MeCallca Industrial
Manual del PIntor
Manual del ~TelesrafiS,a y Telcton!Si9
Manual Gel 4elOjero
Manual del Sastre
Manual de VeterInaria J Equ;isCiop
Manual DEL ZspStero
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neyocionario EsPIC!uSia ..
81 Gibro de los NeG:G3!s'
Fl LibrS de los ES2!ri;o7:' Il. rSat.c.
r Genesis. los MlasTos : ID
c~Irns1ga,in Seyun Il Es9tFtusA4'--'
e. cello V q inferno
6 ~ Posrumas de Allan hsFa'A
ON es el Esptr!!sno:--.
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2 IN ESEPzAANOL
D. vENTA Ell "A CASA EDITORIAL LozAFso'
Ia LgsRERsA MAS 8AaATk sEGURA Y AcREDETADA 7
~, umm mdhuadsn Dor eu~o con los gas pagMs ell mbmO daen que Sc rebeh "dn
oERas DE E~DUCAcIoN-

,.Edos "a dssnschan Dor correo, con los gastos pagados, el mis-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12
patriotic Week" Is
PROCLAIMED By Governor

SALEM. Oct. 12.-"Whereas, the
American people have set themselves
the task of raising a second Liberty
Loan of from three to five billion dol
lars. Twentieth century war re-
quires vast sums Of money. The re-
quirements are far beyond what the
wealthiest country can raise by tax
alton. The great nations OF Europe
have been at war Cor three years.
They have aoated loan after loan sue.
cessfully. 1t Is unthinkable that this
country should fail with its second
loan. six months after the declaration
of war; and,
Whereas. failure to provide the
necessary money would mean failure
properly to provision and equip our
troops. An army insuficiently equip.
ped and supplied 10 led to unavailing
We owe to those who are
to do the fighting to stand behind
them loyalty. to give. them everything
which will add 10 their efficiency and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12
GIRLS! MAKE A
BEAUTY LOTION
WITH LEMONS

~v~0~0~~~0~e33444t4&44>>
AZ the cost OF small Jar of ordi.
nary cold cream one can prepare &
full quarter pint Of the most wonder.
sul lemon skin softener and complex.
lon beautif!er. by squeezing the Juice
OF two fresh lemons into bottle con.
tanning three ounces Of orchard white.
Care should be taken to strain the
juice through fine cloth 30 no lemon
pulp gets In. then this lotion will
keep fresh for months. Every wo.
man knows that lemon Juice ID used
to bleach and remove such blsmishss
- frecklss. sallownsss and tan, and ID
the ideal skin softsner. smoothsnsr
and beautifisT.
Just try II! Get three ounces o.
orchard whitS at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up . quarter pint OF this swestly frsg.
rant lemon lotion and massage II
daily into the face. neck. arms and
hands. II should naturally help to
Walton. soften. frsshsn. and bring
out the roaes and beauty Of any skin.
e. b truly marvellous 70 smoother
rough. red haads.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

bring nearer the day OF victory. Let
US not fight this war half-heartedly,
with one hand behind our backs. Let
US fight II manfully. In . manner wor-
thy the best traditions Of the repub-
lie: and.
Whereas. Oregon's share OF the
fund required is sixteen and q half
to twenty-four million dollars. This
is sum too large to be raised with
out the cooperation of the whole peo-
pie. Every Oregonian with an income
should consider It duty and q priv.
ilege to purchase one or more bonds,
In proportion to his means. The gov.
ernment asks US not to contribute,
but to invest. There 10 no safer in.
vestment In the world than q loan to
the United States.
Now. therefore. by virtue OF the
authority In me vested. a. governor
OF the State Of Oregon, I, James
Withycombe. governor. do hereby
proclaim the week Of October ~ to
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12
Florshein1 Shoes

30. 1917. A. Patriotic Week. Oregon
has thus far responded to every ap-
peal.
We have given the flower Of our
young manhood. Let us not be sor.
did people. Let US not place greater
store BY our money than BY our mon.
II our people can only be aroused to
tho necessities OF the situation We
cannot fail to have the cooperation
which will spell success.
In Testimony Whereof. I have here.
unto set my hand and caused the seal
Of the State OF Oregon to be hereunto
anixed this 10th day OF October. A.
D. 1917.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

PORTLAND. Oct. 1.-THE offer.
ings that have been brought forward
10 the Portland talon stock yards for
the weeks opening do not constitute
- great . volume a. that which was
offered for the previous week, but
they make up In quality what they
lose In quantity. inasmuch as the per.
centaGe Of good finished killers and
high class feeders Is considerably
higher than was shown last week.
Cattle-The cattle market contin-
ues steady with last weeks prices In
all departments. The operations In
the feeder cattle department have
been rather slow for the day. whereas
the feeder department has been ex-
tremely active. OF the entire volume
Of 1900 cattle. probably so per cent
were feeders. which, changed hands
at current prices. Buyers for this
class have been plentiful in the yards
for some time past, and many OF them
left without getting what they came
for. 20 that the feeder market con-
ttnues strong At this writing. Feed
er cattle are BY no means q drug. The
demand is stronger than week ago.
Quotations: Best steers. - to $s.75:
good steers. $3.50 to Ss.75: good
cows. $s.75 to $50: ordinary. - to
Ss.7s: heifsrs. 81 to IS: calves, $7I
70 $3.50; bulls, - to $3.50; stockers
and feeders. - to 37.25.
Hogs-One load of hogs changed
hands At els.s5. tho this. perhaps
should not be considered characterts-
tic OF market conditions. While the
top extended to 3ls.a5. the bulk OF
sales we're about $l1.75. with one
load At t1s. The market continues
active in the feeder department with |
. heavy demand. Quotations: Prime
light. $17.75 to SIS: prime heavy.
$3.50 to 317.75; bulk, t17.75: pigs. |
$3.50 to. 81.
Sheep Conditions continue firm in
the sheep department. with the vol 4
ums Of business somewhat smaller
than the previous week. Neither
packers. feeders or breeders are re-
ceivins enough sheep to meet their
wants. The following quotations are
Yearlings. 311.35 to $1l.5o:
wethers. ell to e1l.50: ewes. IS to
-: Western lambs. sls.bo to -:
valley lambs. tl3.75 to $3.50.
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k'.-''' G; N.''
"
SHASTA VIEW
- . .

Frank vochat1er. one Of our home
boys, left last week for American
Lake cantonment. We regret that our
home boys have to enter this great
conflict. but are proud of our patri.
ots. Let US do all We can at home to
help keep them cheerful.
O. E. Hunt and daughter. Mary.
visited klamath Falls Friday. c. N.
Hunt. who had been spending q rev
days here with his son. returned home
with them.
Andy and Harry voes OF White
Lake visited their sister. Mrs. Ben
Daniel Tuesday. Mrs. Daniel and
children returned homo with them to
spend a few days.
H. E. Wilson. wife and son. Hal
bert. were in klamath Falls Satur-
day. and spent the week end with
Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. turner.
Quite 4 number from this vieihity
attended the auction sale at Nr. Web
ers in Poe Valley Saturday.
The ladies Of the Helping Hand So
ciety were entertained BY Mrs. Geo.
B. Icenhower Wednesday. This Is
the last meeting with Mrs. Icenhower
before she leaves for Klamath Falls
to spend the winter. and nearly every
member was present. spending . most
enjoyable day.
Ranchers from the Langell Valley
country are beginning to haul seed
grain from this section. Even rye Is
almost luxury this year.
We are pleased to note that Ben
Daniel is running his new Chevrolet
very successfully.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12
# BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS OCCASION.
ALLY " YOU Eat MEAT RGo.
ulARlY

No man or woman who eats moat
regularly can make . mistake BY Aush.
ing the kidneys occasionally, says Q
we'll known authority. Meat forms
uric acid which clogs the kidney pores
10 they sluggishly filter or strain only
part Of the waste and poisons from TIE
blood. then you get sick. Nearly al
rheumatism. headaches. liver trouble,
nervousness. constipation, dissinsss,
sleeplessness. bladder disorders come
from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel . dun ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts, or u
the urine Il cloudy. offensive, fun of
sediment. irregular Of passaee, a q.
tended BY . sensation Of scaldine, est
about four ounces oe Jad salts from
any reliable pharmacy and take Q tabls
spoonful in . glass Of watss bseoco
breakfast for few days. and your kid-
neys viii then act ana This famous
salts Il made from the aeid OF. grapes
and lemon juice. combined with iithia,
and has been used for generations 70
0ush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to activity. also to nsutralise The
acids In urine 20 II no longer causes r..
thus ending bladder disoedses.
Jad Salts Il inexpensive. and cannot
'n5ure; makes . delightful e4esveseeat
|ithis water drink which al regular
meat eaters should take nov and thse
. keep the kidneys clean end ths
'lood pure. thereby avoiding ssgieus
tidney comp)ieations.-AAv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

FOR SALE-WIRELESS SET-Re-
ceiving and sending set: can hear
Panama, Alaska. Hawaiin Islands.
ships on the Pacific. all stations with
in 5000 miles: can send 400 miles:
self teaching Ominigraph. with con-
tinental code. This machine was chos-
en- By the United States government
to examine all applicants for radio
license. A separate. practice set with
best instruments obtainable. This
complete set. mp to date. cost $3.50.
WIN sacrifice: owner entering United
States radio service. Call between
3 and 8 .. m. or p. m. 227 Michigan
avenue. 12-3t'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

"The Leading Dividend Paying c." I"
The MutuaI L,fe. the company that
Has Earned Moro for policy holders,
Has Paid More to policy holders
than any other company in the world.
See Geo. C. Ulrich, District Manager.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

FOR SALE-Only hardware store in
Southern Oregon town of 900: will
sell at invoice, which is about $1,000.
or win trade for timber near Klam-
ath which will make good sawmill
proposition. Box Z, Glendale, Ore.
11-3ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12
HONORABLE DIsCHAR0R

Floyd O. Anderson. one OF the
young men recently drafted and sent
to American Lake. has received an
honorable discharge from the govern.
ment on account Of physical disabil-
,ity. according to word received at the
county clerks ONCE today. Mr.. An
derson is q son Of d. w. Anderson
Of Olene.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12
LOCAL MARKETS

LOCAL MARKETS
Veal, SIC to TIC.
Steers. sxc to 7hc.
Cows. Sc to &c.
Hogs. lie 70 Ice.
Potatoes. $3.50 per cwt.
Butter. s1.os per 3-lb. roll.
Egg. 5sc per dozen.
Sugar. 80 per cwt.
Cabbage. &c per pound.
Onions. &c per pound.
Squash. &c per pound.
Apples. $3.50 to 81 per box.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

Money tU-loan On city and country
property. Sec Chilcote. 6
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

A policy with tho ChiI0es ASDq
always stanlls for safe iasusaaea I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

SALEM. Oct. 11-Governor Witty
combe has proclaimed October II to
20 as patriotic Week."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

FOR SALE-A modern Groom house.
good location. near high and grade
schoio; furnished or unfurnished; a
real bargain II taken soon: easy
terms See owner. 80 California.
near Conger avenue. Phone 3ls-A.
lost
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

Oreg0a Cashmere Uvercoats. 80
Exclusively At X. X. X. 6tore. 2Otl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

Surety bonds while you wait. Sc
Chilc0te.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

PATRIOTIC WEEK COMING SOON
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

FOR SAtE-2.540 acres. the old Ian
CELL ranch in Langell Valley; 10
per cent cash, balance long time at
low interest. Owner, 420 Palm st..
San Diego. Calf. SIT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12

FOR SALE-Good mich COW; also
nice library table. Call ia Mich
isan avenue. list
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12
HELP WANTED

A HIGH SCHOOL GIRL may have a
good home in exchange for service.
Phone 37OY. 12-2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-12
baalXs Classified Advs

FOR SALE
FOR SALEIPortable self-measurtng
Bowser gasoline pump. complete.
Call or see Ray Tatlow at the Ford
garage. SIT
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