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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17

WanbbelIeibune in 9ranb seisst tpur.
be. Der materitlIe SGabsn. ben oas
'ssuer anridtste, III nur unbsDeutsnO'
- en- Der @obnuns bon ). angue,
go. 1910 anoiplton Strobe, iam
geItern 9benb i'm @iebelitodlperf Elm
Jeuer aus, bas sliidIi4.rtDti'e BON
Der geuerlpebr i'm Eeim erltidt p.rs
ben tonnte, fobaB Der Sdapsn ll4
auf nur SOS belduft.
- Gur6 sinsn fdabbaften Rau9@
fana fpurbe geftern Hd6mitfd9 tn
bem 5aufe BON Sarrp 8. Wia!tens
beiraer go. 3459 Draper 4renus Gin
Seuer psruriatt, bas einen S4ao'n
DON 1880 onriftete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
Seaer.

- Sn I.br unliebiamer WsiIe purs
ben ssiitrn WOrsen stsen Stpei utr
bic Mitsli,bsr Der camille pom gsn'
iamin DAZZLING Don go. 1899 elss
mere Mp.nus. Horipoob. aus benz
Ghlaf s,pedt. 5rdu Cabling pa3l.
infolss zines penetranien Rautses
ru6s auf unb als Te ii9 mad uuten
beeob uno Si. naH bsm asllsr fIib'
renbe abiir Oifnete. i6Iug ibr eitsr
GuaIm sniesssu. Sic fpedt. natiirIi4
fcfori bic ibrtssn GamiIiensIi,ber, bic
fiH nit Wiibe ourh BEN Gualm etnen
weg babnien uuo pprliufie Bel Ra9s
barn Elm llntsr,ommen faubsu, biz Die
Jsueripsbr bas an uno fir iib unb,s
btutttrN Gsusr asl0Idt totts Cine I'm.
teriuhuns srsab. bab Ssrr DAZZLING,
ais Ct naf Der gentraIb.iSung fab,
aug @erIskn cine brenntnbe aer5e i'm
aelsr itfben Iisb. bur1 wsl4e Sis
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Mnfdae.

Ger 20 Sabre alte Soicpb
aIcniiu, Don go. $40 Goplar StroBe,
gcrietb seitern Tadmittog in ben Mn.
lagcn bcr 8ictor Camp Co.. on Der
Golcrain Iucnue, nit Der rehtcn
Sano in einc @oI5e, nobel ibin orct
,SinDer idlina 6ligcrihtet ipuroeil.
Itr aSerlrn1Iiidte nurbe BON einenl II,
Der 9tad6oridlaft pobnerben ar5t per-
5unosn mo bann nad ielncr Scb'
nuna aeihdfft.
- Der Elf Sabre alts albert Wors
ner ppu Der WarsrIp unb Blaine
Roob, Weitpocb, puros seItern
Qbenb, as er an Der SarriIon ap,s
nue. unb Colbert Strnbs BIN 51trs
bamm unmittslbor bintsr .tneu
Strobcn6d5npaosn Der WeTttpooo Sis
ME treusen fpoGts, Dcn bsm drs Der
sntgeecnneTsbtsn Rihtuns tommenbe1
9utpmrbiI beg 8. grrb's oon ytp.
1923 @lenmpre @renue risbsrcera7nt
uno trug cine lsihie 9ehirnsrihiittss
runo ippie Isihte 8erlsbunesu am
a6rrer baron. Orr 8nofe rprree,
nafeem inn feitsns zines IN ber NdNe
nufneno.n grstes be erfts S'lfe gu
stsiI eepp.ten, mad ieiner eltsr!iten
Wpbnuno oebroht.
- Der 16 satrs uIte Sopa~b Wps
Ian BON glo. 1921 Sotipn b
ficl osfisrn i'm @ronb Geutr1I BON
tpf cine greppe binurt'r unb tpuroe,
en nan permutf.', b1b sr inn'rl d.
gsrIetungen baprnsetragsn, uat nsm
tGbtii5sn 5oipitul sebradt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
Gterblihfeitsberidt.

Warp @irmsl, II, 1887 Baltimore
ape.. GIebs.
Saflp Sunt,r. 81, Ssnrp unb Dun.
lap Ctr. 5erJIsiben.
Sdrsit.r Mahelins b. CT. ssanacs,
"a. 5eim Der armenf4peitsru. S9ta5.
fluB.
ei3Jis aate.uborR, Al. 8 on ct.
Gloir Ctr, 2unsensni3iinouns.
Silbs g6is6olm. SO. 764 On nc,
wiilan CTR. auHeenentsiinbuna.
Carrie 9dRJl. 80. 1040 @eit 8.
Ctr, Ser5Isioen.
2ap,sne, 6Oaauo, 6s, 956 @sit
Str, 4Ittrsi6wdte.
Saras 9ouusr, 81, 1903 Speamos
re Str. gaitritis.
8eHis Wornr. SO. 119 ainIsp Gb..
2unsensntSiinoung.
Senrp 4sber. 35. 1868 9suibaD
4oe., 5rbsrtuIoie.
5snrp @sTsIs, Al. 1859 Dennis
Ctr, StpGfs.
SOpbia f5aaI.r. s3. 27l4 S.ff.riOu
qne.. 9srSI.ib.n.
wlidoel Mdrtin. 43, 1926 gii6Op
Ctr. Risr.nl,ioeH.
gIifatstb OUsrbers, SO, 50oROunS
Str., arsbs.
gmma etrnHiOn, 43. 62l Weft Z.
Ctr, 6erslsiotn.
slmslia Mspsr, rs. 1857 DiliOH
9lDe., 3udtrruAr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
Sibel unb syabae
3erben bem Scntideu SrOt. @aiien'
hans Counting gum @si6ent
gemadt meroea.

Dem GeuiI6tn aagsmein prote'
itaniiI6eu Daiisnbaus perbsn am
tommsnbeu Sonntas cine gibel ionic
Elm Steru.nbanner gum 9sident 9ss
madht lperben. Die gibel tommt POM
Queen Gitp Gpuneil 30. LOT Doiis1a
iers Of amsrica unb ons Sternenban=
ner pom glorpoob Council go, 226
Suniur Sroer amsrieun Wefanits.
Die feisrli6e nsberrsi6uns srfolJt
am Sonntas Radmittas I'm 2 ubr
uno bet bi.isr Gslsesnheit piro oas
folssnb. prOsramm sur Durdfubrun9
selaugen:
9eb.i, seiprO9su DON Scrru paitor
grnit @ob.
anipra6, ssbaItsn DON 5srrn %. u.
geinbart.
Defamation.
ll.berr.i6uns Der gibeI bur6 FRI.
g. ginbsr bonn Queen Gitp Gonn-il
go. 107 Daughters Of amerttu.
gntesqennabme Der 8ibsl fir has
@aiIenbaus ourh 5srru paftpr u.
Nem.ns.
aieo. gsiuus.n DON Der ainbsrgarisns
SIdiie.
Defamation.
ai,o .Solp Bible Boot 9iDin.".
GrsrSisriiburssn pur6 bic Bop
Seouts.
5.itrsbs, ssbaltcu pOn Ridtsr 8. 6.
Soffman.
.Star Spansleb Banner, Don ben
antusienosu ssiunscr.
defamation.
ll,bcrr.iduns bes Stsruenbanners
burd 6srrn :. u. Gutter pom Rcrs
poob Council Rp. 226 Sunior Srs
Der Mmsrican Medonics.
Gnisea.nHabme i'm Ramsu bss Wois
icnhauiss burd Scrrn paitpr GrnIt
8pb.
Treufhpur auf bic SABINE burd ore
Wdifeniinber.
,Imsrica" Don alien @HpeiGnb'H aes
1uneen.
Sea.n, asibro6en bon Serrn pafor
Grnit BOB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
gl0tIidjs SoScsiaac.

- Gcr SO Sabre cite obSohIuic
:Suieeh Mueblmaun brad gcitern Gil
ser aRobc,pf StrnBe uuh lrcIfitell
atenue inicIqc eiues SeroifInges test
,uiammcn. Tip 2eide puroe nadl Der
Diorgue iiterfiibrt.
-. Coroner Or. guuer pu-bs &C.
Itern bon oem pIoslibeu Sobc oer 80
,slhre aIte iSrau Ict3iISe @ormann.
poa 9io. 215 8ooo.parS Strabc. in
Qsnntnib eciest. Die 5rall III augcn'
idleinIi4 elmer ipueren 9Iutang er'
Ie1cn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
Che. GrlaubnikIGeine.

5erbert Reu6er, SO, aodlanb, ..
lSarab Mc9iG. 50, Desgl.
(glsmmie 6. Weir, %, Carthage.
lSslen grabp, 22, Reuoing, ..
j9iniam :. Reis, q, 1913 Gilmore
I Strabs.
(9slen J .0inDOrf. 19. 1856 SlSnep
Qpenue.
(ebnarb @. @epnaabt, q, 2151
I @sTt 8. Ctr.
lStslIa S6aefer. 18, 22o1 Depot ct.
j5reb. 6. etasge, %, Snbian 5ia.O.
lDord 6. 8. Petsrs, 26, besgl.
Iaobert :. Sstpfon, %, 354 Digmptf
I Mneuue.
iasab u. 3iesler, %, 430 Delta aps.
(Gbarles u. Warben, 81, SelIie.. ap.
(gli5abetb RiboIs, %, Sptel @ibfpn.
JSObn u. SsssIs, SO, 28ss sbafer
! QoeNus.
lannis Denton, 81, TIC adureI Ctr.
Janbrsp suDber, 35. 11s Broaotpup.
lWarp 6. 9pper. IS, gurnet 5oaic.
JGmilis 5. 9uROuIin, 25, 118 @sit
I 6. Strabe.
(OliDe 6. Wssts, 10. 80 OF 9. Ctr.
)eoparb $. g.binssbuus. 27. Sars
I msrspilIs. Su.
l2eona Wt. Ringsifsn, q, GIeubaIs.S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17

iibsr $4,000 ssssn bic Stabt
Cincinnati anseftrsnst.
Ger Wrieffrdgr Sobn GireS
sptb, Der om 8. Saruar 19l5 BON
elmer Gar setroffen fpurbe unb babel
einen G6dDeIbrud iOpis anbers Bsrs
Ietunaen bnpcntrug, erlangte seltern
elm Derbitt iiber $4,000 gegen Die
gincinnnti Traction so.
y2a@Iab g a6en.
Wlarsarst 8re,b III RaAIabberpals
term DON gDiparD $. YrteD; psri9s
nalicn $4,000.
Jreb. G9Heiber III RaAlabOerpal>
ter DON Waria .. Sdueioer; prio.
nalien 1866.
Bertha MoerlsiH 1T seitamertss
poIIitrederin bon @sorse Woerlein;
psrionalisn $4,000. 9runoeigsns
tbum $4,000.
Mabel $. Grap iit NadlabOeftpals
term BON abigail s. 5augbt; perirs
Hdlien $500, Gruneegentbum $1,000.
Barbara Dprnloder iit 5eItamentss
pollitrederin bon peter 8ornlo6er;
8runbsisentbum $1,000.
Pauline Giniterbui4 lit Na6labs
bepdlterin bon Bruno Siulter6uf1;
9runoeiaentbum $3.50.
2llies u. 4lbers 1T 0a9ldbpertpals
ierin BON Marp 6. Winans; sserios
ualifR $2500; .btnio bon Rob Wi.
mans. perTonalisn $3.50; sbenio bon
Jiaas 6. Winans, grunDsis.nt5um
$450O.
Walter Stlbert 1T 5.Itamentsooas
itreder bon anna 3. Senri4fen; pers
iOnaIisn $4,000.
Srsne u. Gebrling 1T Ra6losu.rs
Dalterin DON Catherine 90. 9ebrling;
psrionalien $400, grunbsigsut5um
$4,000.
Games @. Gals III Ra9labperpal,
ter Don gaibsrtns Denbel; psrionas
lien $1,000, @rurOsisentbum $1,000.
Warp Grau.l III 5eftamsntsDpas
itrcdsrin Don 5ofn Wetl.r; gcrionas
lien $40O.
Dm. SbintDep 1T Ra6laBD.rp1lter
bon 5reberiia Ruurisius; psrIonas
lien $1,000.
3erman Germ 9oosmdn permad1i
iein 8srmogen ieiner Satin Waric
eIi5absib. Catherine WilI.r bas ibrs
an ihrsn gaiien Dm. ). MiIIer. Wlos
lss Utadnopib oas iein. an Ieins
Satin sarab Ma6notuis. ssreb.
sstb bas feline an ieins Satin Wlart
Gtib.
DIR psri6Hli6e Ra6lab bes suiiur
). Grimm bstrdst $3.50.
9erfdiebeneg.
Gr5bif6of 81. Ro.lIsr erfudt, in
i.tnsr eisenfdait ols 9rut.. ber
ct. 1bereiisn Srts INN bic erlaubs
nib mad. bos eissntbum Der g..
m.inbe NIT elmer 5ppotbe, DON S2o,.
900 bsIdiien su Oiirf.n.
Die 20. %. Moobmanie. g,idno
90. tlast elm, 5orb.rIsn iib.r $2s7
ssaen 5eHrh Rnrqua Elm.
Die GeUHOm1 Surnacs e Seat.r
60. erlanat. eiu llrthit iiber 1884,.
s2 qsssn bic arudsmsner Roof'n1
e Gurnncs 60. Die 4lpha 9. II. g.
60. Elm iOId.s iiber S41oO.O4 e.aen
eitber RuiTO. = Srisba Gcb,n .iu
foldss iibsr S636 see.H Si.TsI5s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
GsmpbDniefonscrt.

Cos politdnoiae Brogrnuum osr
beibcr bieatpod]igen SpmpboHieton.
scrta iii pie folgt:
Suuert;rc au .Sbcron" @eber
llnpoaelbctc Spnlpbol,ic III 8 gsoa
GGnbert
slrie ~gb fors lui" (9rapiata)
@croi
5o6 unb 8erfIarung StrauB
StIubiSene aus .Salcme" Strar3
Ger 8or1 erfaiti Der Gintrittstarteir
iinhet bel Der Gburh. @eintauip Co..
on Der 8icrten Strcbe, Itntt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17

SIN itdbtiid,en SoipitaI iiarb &c.
llcrn Der go Sabre aIte Biaiom
lrids, Der ilt elmer Siitte auf benz
s5dMttublaoepIate on her atten Ctr.
bouite. alaem alnfhein mad, III 2rids
M GnttrdftiaiHe unb infoige Der In.
6lloen Der @itterIng geitorben 50.
roner Gr Bauer ptro ben Jaa unter.
fldleit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
Mntprnier heftraft.

GmiI @ert, Don RO. 1861 Sarris
ipn 9lpenpe uno Jree. afiGer, bon
9sp. 35l4 gaeabino Roob, purocu &c.
1tcrn bon 9iitter 6or pegen guiomo-
brlroienS um ie $15 uuo Soften be-
irruf..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
Nutumubil aussclupit.

Das ucn Der 81. Nanen @eisuIdaf.
Der ct. anoreps Rirhs gu aOonDcle
eeitiftete @utpmobil puroe Germ
gutrid GosnruOe, 865 Sii Rodoale
gpenue, susrtuHnt. gs III eins 8uid
W1dihine. Wlpoeq 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
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2ipiseaSe eriidri.

Der geripaltunssratb Der Gur.fa
f;irs & Marins Sniusanes 60. bat
bic iibliAe balbidbrlidx Dipisenoe ron
4 Srss,ni. Sabtbdr aui geriansen, ers
Hart. uub Der 0erwoltunssraib Der
Snuritp JnfuroHrs Go. eiHs iOlHs
Don 3 prostut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
Eiir bic @Oblt6dfisfeit.

Mir bic 3ped. Der pripoien Mcbl.
sbdiialeitss sGei.lli4aftn fOlsn b.
sanuili& $233, 800 uufgebradi pers
ben unb % 9sams fino oomit feli
yDei Hagen bsf9dftist. Sn oiefen
sirsi 9agsn jinb S42.443 gefonmslt
iporbsu unb jlpar $25,175 am riisu
NIB sl7,270 am seitrtaen liueiieu
9dae. Die eammIunssn iDerben fort,
ssittt, BE bal Gil srrd@ IN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17

adsf5ifr eaiis BON eRfaesfb tSinepbors, eet;
E1afls JnuftH. im alisr BON % 9abtef. xds
t.lS nby Dicraers bonn qfauertanfs, 80, <2D
Nnrf'-s Efrnff, ans. ipergif uri q ubr IN oct
"a, gbunrt afrte siH Redif.erlse eo6dmf iels
tnr pire. eiiis, istrf Blnmfn. 1I1s,is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
ssmprrbUisru rrrbsu IN bis ~ 1asrn sebsia

ris mnotteIer arbcn has 6,eIb 5uriid, aus
pAzO enIhe Mot iuderbe inrere. diihere ober
blutenht carrrrrtoioeH teiIt, Die crftf anfpen,
buna ses SaIbs berf6afft gTIel6teruna. B0e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17

WrpAt emuhIiu atrhndhrrtt
uuh marinir1en riintu. iurit TtffnfrAru pn
Gsisltr & &C., 13s u. eedlits Strnbr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17

stars an wloniaa ben i5. San,nr isi
Genrp Weiie!S,

esiIsefsr gatis bon Sofspt.ne sesssIs. eeb. sps.
ntmsper, ton alter bon ~ 1abrsH. 1ds Eel,
d5enbtahuauib finbef fintf am Tonneriiaa. zen
f6. snnnor, Bernfiffaes rs iibr, BON 4tanef.
bsifie aus, No. 2obp Btnris Sirase, ,porain nm
5 u5r In a. Wepra asrfeein @eauiguis 8 6eetauri
sisbftrf pirbi Bitis. fetns Hiutuen 1911
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
Wlnriel &. STEINER,
llbalb % aenbpra,

,sur q. .qf ttbr gIoraeuA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-13
{ctures Along Route
in Shahorn's S Office

ptetovWs might we'll 10 placed rnd to
oAd tO form an accurate bifdaeyr view
1T the entire line. Aomr of the pic.
turvs cover \, least twenty miles IL
sweep. taking IN the nearer offsets IN
detail. and showing the mountains.
forests and plains In far perspective.
tndcr direction Of Chtcf Engineer
n. u. iioxur. y, A, Hkcii-y. chief
drauxhtainsn. has marked on ON the
photographs the ,raiion ~ the actual
surveys and has designated the i'm.
poriAni landmarks for id-ntinrstion.
THE plans for financing tho Oregon.
California 4 Eastern are xoinx Tor.
ward rapidly, Conferences are be-.
ins heid BY Mr. strahorn aimos, daily
With tho members of tho Portland
railroad committee appointed by th.
'hanabes of Commerce to help raise a
,ars os the aeessasy money here
The pAnosamAs arc being used 60
show the local committeeman who
nave DOT sssa tho country Just how
tho line wouid make gardens Of waste
places. opsu UP the vas, forosis To u.~
aud slimu,ais tho settlement Of lands
nov fertile asd productive. but too
fsr from transportation to be xrca,
utility.
One OF tho pictures. taken near
dead. shows probably Que of tho mos,
picturesque skyiines on tho North
American coaiinsnl Mr. strshorn so
Idssisnsirs u.
The south end of summer Lake
Valley. afty m,lss from = railroad. IL
shown - . beautiful plain. and Lake
v,sw. With Goose Lake In tho back.
ground. illustrates = region nov i.oss
m,tc. BY saii distant from Portland.
which would b. made only <os miles
di.ian, With tho atrahoru tines hn'
ishsd.
Tho to~sr klamath Valley. tho Sur.
rrsss Valley os California. Now Pine
Crock. Silver Lake. the Fort Rock
Valley. Duck Valley. Nevada. tho
great Uasncy Valley. Hampton Val
10y. tho forty miiss of unbrokrn for
~, isavuru~d By the survey between
Dsnd and klamath raiis. Christmas
Lake Valley and the Miiliean Valley
are ouiy . fsw of tho many panoramic
views taken on the trip.
Al have bees appropriately cap
toned. and Ns. airahorn In iakinu
.mueh pride Ia displaying them to call
ses at bis odaees In the Northwest
tlauk hutidinS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-13

Notice IL hereby given that the un.
dersiGned as Administrative Of the es-
tate OF Louise Ray Obi. deceased. has
fled In the county court OF the State
Of Oregon. for klamath county. the
nnal account of her administration Of
said estate. and said court has hxed
Thursday. the 18th day OF March.
1917. nj the hour of 10 o'clock .. m.
as the time. and the court room OF
said court n the place for the hear.
Ing OF objections to said nnal account.
and for the settlement thereof.
Dated February Is, 1917.
MARY GINSBAUGH.
Administratrix OF the Estate Of Louise
Ray Oil. Deceased.
l3-2O-27-6-l3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-13

.vn Feb - four hun'
o" ',.. .t raildoad survey. repro.
3. "a, ,s,aasA the ea"e'"'. s,e ana
s an, on paper IN accurate pan
-. '..' .s' .ssr". r" the once of noe''. y, =.
s s,,n protector and president o'
''o's. S,s.ou. california 4 Eastern
|,..,,' ..,. The Portland '""r"s'.
Y ''", !. n. nr., ,lm- in tho history "t
.,,,,n railway construction 'ns'
.nla'. task OF sue" "'s"''"'' "''
y. s,,,horn commissioned Charles
=, ",,., Of Klamath Fails to d" the
The considerable "xpSns" "'
,,,. ,A. picture. ~aa born" 'o'n'',
M -, eommercl,i organisations o'
I.,,,l Oregon. by Mr. Cheney aud o'
/. arshcrn. Mr. cheney .pe". .
r.,,s ,i,h hi. automobile 'As'ns NJ
|,,,., over the entire 600 miles os
,,., from psad 10 l.aker!es. Khan
r,,,,. tho surprisr Valley country
x,,,h.,u California aud Nssasy
)ssy. ..-,s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-13
BONANZA WILL
BUILD ROADWAY
WHEN THE RAILROAD REACHES
DIARY. BONANZA WILL HAVE
RIGHT OF WAY AND BE READY
TO LAY STEEL on THROUGH
has announced

Wren tho railroad reaches Dairy We
predict that trains will be running
into BONANZA within three days. &C.
cording to J. o. Hamaker OF BONANZA.
who was In the city yesterday.
BONANZA plans to grade and lay
IN. lies from BONANZA to Dairy. and
hen tts r"cd reaches Dairy all that
will remain to be done II to lay the
steel into our town. The grade 10 not
4 difficult one." he said.
A railroad will transform Bonanza
into n busy city. There Is room for a
.aS mill on the river there. which has
never been known to freeze over In
the tbirty-odd years ! have been In
the county. and . box factory n In
sight. also"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-13

attended the birthday services of Ab-
rahsm Lincoln Sunday evening at
klamath Falls. Tho names Of those
thA, went: Mr.. and Mrs. q. Hilyard.
Mr. and Mrs. II. ~. Miller. Miss Emma
Murray. Miss Lulu Odin. Miss Hazel
Arant. Miss Grace Cunningham. Miss
Nora Miller. Miss Ethel Mack. Roy
Kinsman. Esiem Coop. Emmitt Shield.
Ivan and Cal Icenbice. Esry Mack.
Willie Pepper. Charley Sutton. vernie
Arsnt and Farral Hiiyard.
Most oil the men and boys are out
for . rabbit drive today. They meet
south OF the Mills farm To start on
their hunt.
NJ. aad Mrs. Icsubice were visitors
'ol Mr. and Nrs. Chas. Snow yesterday.
Eddie Miller visited Oiton Short
last week.
There viii b. q meeting OF the
farmers Wednesday evening ~ 1880
o'clock. All are expected TO attend.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-13
Q 90
I'iNE GROVE llCKUpU

Rev. =. ~. Anderson filicd his reg.
ular appointment Sunday at the Pine
Grove school house, lie will preach
for us again on the fourth Sunday Of
this month.
Mr.. and Mrs u. N. Miller wcrr Wis.
itors at the Pine Grove school last
Wednesday. They spent = very pleas
ant day.
George Hastlcy and y. Coop viii
start drilling on their veil this week
again. Since they began drilling on
C. Conprnters farm the weather has
been NO cold they could not work.
A number Of the Pine Grove people
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-13
HEAD saqsssH say5Sa9 q SsSc : soLD


Instant reitef--no waiting Your
clogged nostr:is open right up; the air
psssages OF your head clear and you
can breathe freely. No moro hawk
Ing. suuRling. blowing. headache. dry
ness. No struggling for breath at
night: your sold or catarrh disap-
pears.
Get q small bottle Of Ely's Cream
balm from your druggist now. Apply
. little Of this fragrant antlseptic.
healing cream In your nostrils. II
penetrates through every air pas sage
oe the head, soothes the innammed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly.
It's just nne. Don't stay stuffed
up with . cold or nasty catarrh.-Ad.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-13
SAYS We BECOME
CRANkS on HOT
WATER DRINKING
HOPES GvgRv MAN AND WOMAN
ADOPTS TINS oPleNooo MoWN.
ING NAOl1

Why Ii man and woman. half ~
time. feeling nervous. dsspoodeaG
worried: solne days headachy. dull
and unstrung: some days really h.
capacitated BY illness!
II We all would practice inside
bathing. what = gratifying change
would take place. Instead Of thou-
sands of hRifsick. neaemiclookinS
souls With pxsty. muddy complsxioas
We would sec crowds OF happy.
healthy. rosy.cheeked people svsey'
where. The reason ID that the human
system does not rid itself each day Of
a,l the waste which II accumulaaes
under our present mode OF living. yor
every ounce OF food and drink taken
into the system nearly an ounce Of
waste material must be carried out.
c,se Il fcrments and forms ptomains'
like poisons which are absorbed Into
the blood.
just AZ necessary ~ Il u to clean
the ashes from the furnace each day.
before the ire will burn bright and
hot. no we must each morning clear
tho inside organs Of the previous dsy1
accumulation Of indigestible waste ana
body toxins. Men and women. wheth'
or sick or we'll. are advised to drink
each morning. before breakfast. . glass
Of real hot water with . tsaspoonsul
Iof limestone phosphate In II. - . harm
less means Of washing out the stom'
ach. liver. kidneys and bowels oe ths
iudigestible material. waste. sour esle
and toxins: thus cleaning. swesesn'
| lnx and purifying the entire alimsae'
ary canal before putting more sood
Into the stomach.
Millions Of people who had theas
turn at constipation. bilious eseaess'
acid stomach, nervous days and 49,
less NIGHTS have become real eseaks
about the morning insids'eath. 4
quarter pound Of Limestone phospaaal
viii not cost much 1t The drug seose
but ID sumcisnt 10 dsmonsessss - ~
lone its clssnsing. sweeeealAe ~
ifrsahsuins eiIsot upon ths syseeA-
Adv. ua
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-13
MuGze
2I1'72 -
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
oNUooiOr GAYS lAolgS ARG
UeiNo RECIPE OF GAGS TEA
AND SULPHUR

Hair that Iosss IL colos and lustre.
~ vhsn Il fades. turns gTsy. dull and
nfslsss. 70 caused BY lack Of sulphur
N The hair. Our grandmother made up
. MIXTURE Of ssss Tea and Sulphur to
keep her locks dark and beautiful, aid
thousands OF women and msn who
value that even COLOR. that beautiful
tAik shade q hair which u 20 attract.
We. use only this old time rscipa
Novsdsys ~ sst this famous mig.
'urs improved by the addition oe oGhsr
ingrsdieuts By asking at any drug store
for . so csnt bottle Of ''Wysth's Bags
and Sulphur Compound" which dark.
sas The hair 20 naturally. 20 sv6nly.
that s"eody can possibiy tell Il has
6ssn applied. You Just dampsn .
sponge OF soft brush with II, and draw
this through your hair. taking one
small strand st . TINA By morning
the nay hair dissppears: but what d.
ushts the ladies with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur COMPOUND h that, ~
sides beautifully darkening tho hair
sftsr . few applications. v also brings
eaek tbs gloss and lustre. and gives II
IN appearance OF abundance.
Wysth'S Saas and Sulphur Com
pound = . delightful toilst requisite
10 impart color and youthful appear.
ance 10 the hair. 1t Is not intended for
the cure. mitigation or prevention oe
DtNQ0eA-AdV
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-13
News Print Paper and
Foodstufs Now Probed

Attorney Bainbridge Colby and
Mark Hyman have been appointed to
conduct the Investigation.
The president has also directed the
federal trad. commission to immedI-
steiy investigate the high cost Of
fOOdstuiYs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-13

wAsHiSGTON. -. g.. Feb. Ia
The federal grand Jury for New York
Ii preparing to begin an inquiry into
the alleged combination In restraint
Of trade In the news print paper In.
dustry. the department Of Justice here
has announced.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-02-13
A CHEAP HOME

Four rvDm house snd gsrosl IN In
Secdnd HOt springs Addition for $3.50.
viii take $3.50 cash snd give long
time On balance. Zee Chilc0te At once
0r l0se . rial bargnin. I3
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-12
ENGLAND AND SPAIN START
QUARREL OF THEIR OWN

Buenos Aires, April II. - Indica-
lions of a serious crisis between Eng
land and Spain was contained in
Madrid dispatches received here to-
day. They asserted that the British
ambassador at Madrid had been sent
to the frontier on a special train. De-
spite denial of the foreign miisnter,
it was said Spain was expelling him
because Of suspicion that he was To-
menting revolutionary plots against
the monarchy.
Spanish ambassador to Argentina
was Informed by his government to-
day that Spain had withdrawn bulk
of her troops from Africa; that 90
600 men had already been landed e
home ports.