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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
MEN IN DRAFT
TO Be EXAMINED
Large Number Summoned by
Board No. for Physical
Tests March 81.

The following men IN the draft have
been summoned by Exemption Board
No | for physical examination on March
p , =.
Thomas J. Walker. 23l3 ". 18th st.
Wladyslaw kowal Phlladclphia, Pa.
DO i9ico dc Stcfano. 230J W 9th IT.
Woadltv Roberts. Delaware City, Del.
lIacon l. Sprcr 1908 Delaware Ave.
Lewis + Mink. iil9 Jackson street.
Harry \ Gallagher los Central Ave,
Norwich. Conn
Norman II Warren 900 Delaware Ave
Joseph Ciconglionc. 1885 " Sth It.
Immor {. Murphy. So Monroe st
Harry \ Johnson. Dos y Van l}urcn St
N.ltcr c. " are, coo West IT
Cha> + Shell. li07 W. 9th street.
Edw \. Gil crt. Sl3 Shplcy st.
Elv.,h Thomas. I725 W. 9th street.
Leonard parcnt". 1C3 Union street,
laIncS Il Murphy. GlcnS rails, y p.
" X Harrison, to5 W 1th street
Theron H. Jones, 704 Washington 81.
Joseph +. Flahcrty, 1910 \. i4th 81,
Edmund VI Balken, Prcssman :
HOME Tenn
Henry kuratlc. 1913 Frar kim st.
John J Ewing. i06 " eth 1t.
\ncho Franko. 6Oi West street
Irwin \ Turner. 1901 W Sth street.
Daniel + Doughcrty, 2Ol2 Gilpin Ave.
John p Wilkinson. 62I W 4th street
Nm \. HYDE, 1872 Delaware Ave.
IIol>tcin Harvey. Jr, 1905 Delaware
avenue
Philadelphia, Pa
Edw Tallc,, $40 jackson street,
Pirtru +. Fulco, ~ Forrest St Baltl-
John /. wayIand 1909 Clayton St
Lrmucl i. Johnson, ia West street
Paul L. Bradley, oil Shallcro~s Ave
ThoS ". Laugford, 1909 ". 18th st.
Norwood q Roe. l02S Mcdowell st.
Richard ianely, 1919 W 9th y
Robert q Barlow, 1905 " 18th St
tilbert II. Smith, ll01 Chppcy St
Presley Rash. 81 " Sth St-
Nlichtel j Mahancy, - Ivy Road.
John t. Lancaster, \. NJ. Z. \.
Andrew Bilogc. Carnegie Pa
Francis T. Gallagher, SOi Broome st
Bernard Meier. 1915 Shallcross Ave
Gerald 2. Dogherty, ooltcw;lh, Tenn
Aldo J Bell, 6l9 Lincoln street.
Robert Dorsev. SO7 Bayard avenue
John T. Cause. llOl Clayton street
Roy1L L. Smith, $40 Orange street
Howard J. Miller. S17 \. Monroe st
Wilmer :. Boldly, 1000 Adams street
Lawrence d Lehman, 1872 \. Clayton
strcct.
Joseph 4. Rowe. 1922 Rising Sun Lane
oscar o. Iockcrman. 2305 W 10th st
leo J. StirAth, 700 Adams street
Henry c. Mcconnell, 1915 Market st
Robert 4. Baxter. S13 Orange street
David T.. Layton, II Church Lane.
Vim. l. DAVIS, 6l2 Bayard avenue
Lawrence l. Aberv. 1923 Scott street
Wm L McMahon. - Rockford Road
Harry T. Cahoon, Gen Delivery
Neronr IA
RAYMOND i Wilkinson 80 \ jackson
street
IdW i Mnnlhan. 700 " oodawn Ave
Grorgc unu i4l> " Nth street
Nito Nepa 7n5 Lincoln street
NIuu~ ! CaIIaghcr NJ llth =
Waiter 1 triherG 1906 mon -
Cce pcac lo12 West street
JaEt p Ri~hap 6N- \ Van Buren, -
Leroy L >rovrr. 700 West street
N.Irp ~ DIN l~loN No
The following have been called b
Board No ior examination on March p
4 i4uioriua. 504 NeSt second street
Chester. Pa
y Roy WIllct- 251o Vest street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
FARMERS TO ORGANIZE.

Farmers Of New Castle county are hold
ing 4 meeting IN the Levy Court room III
the Public Building, this afternoon, for
the purpose Of eifectlng IN organization
similar to that Of Kent county
The call for an increased production Of
III farm crops, the great lack Of suitable
farm help and other veMng problems
il is thought. can be better met hy m
organized body Of practical farmers and
their wives, who will meet and map ont
plans for a campaign Of more intensive
farming this year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

BY Associated Press 20 Every eeninR
Chicago, March l6 Cattle receipts
Z 900 steady. Native steers 90 a I4.25,
etockcrs and feeders 3 - 1925; COWS and
hcifors Z Is ~ 10; calycs 1875 1l.25
Sheep, receipts 1000. weak Sheep
100 1850, lambs l350 "a 1875
Hogs. receipts. 10000 firm Bulk,
Il l5a17s5. light. I7.30a I9 90; mixed,
n Goals 90. fravy, l635al7 IS; rough,
IL 35alo.,15. pigs, 1375al72j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
CITIZENS LEAGUE AT LAUREL.
Among Other Things it Will Consider
Installation OF Town Lighting Plant.

Srs-,.ial CORES pondtnce of Every Evening
Laurel March l6. An informal meet
ing which resulted III the urganlzauon
Of Citizens League Of the town ot
Laurel. w.s he'd in the office Of the
delaware Leader, Wednesday night
large and representative assemblage being
prCS,r.'.
For some time there has bcen consider
able complaint from di ercnt peop'e
who were using c.cctncIty from TIT
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Go :
plant here. about alleged nvercharges
This town Is lighted from a large pan,
on the Laurel river wiuch a.93t rhishe>
light and power for otI rr towns III tour
counties. the service having been recently
extended to Harrington. and later vail
be extended 10 Clayton, he right and
power service IS fully up 10 tic standard,
a. there is a good current, both day and
night and tie pubic has no complaint
on this score
The purpose Of the meeting was to
exchange ideas is to REMEDY ior the
alleged grievances Among other prop
ositions was that Of building a municipal
mower plant, and it met with hearty
approval! The town has municipal
water system and the power plant, it IS
believed. could be operated III connection
with this
4 motion by Mayor Otwcll. 10 ask the
special session Of the Legislature to con
sidcr legislation for the establishment Of
a Public Utility Service Commission for
the State, was unanimously adopted
The Citizens League was made a per
manent organization, + & Tottcn
editor Of the Delaware Leader. being
elected president, and " T Bennett
editor Of the State Register, secretary
Other meetings viii be held from time
IL time. subject 10 the call uf the presi
dent for the discussion ol other measurts
for tie advancement Of the best interest,
of tho town and community
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
TURKS OCCUPY BAKU.
Are Reported TO Have Taken Entire
Region in the aUcasus.

Ey Associated press 20 Every Irening
petrograd. March Is Turkish troops
are reported 70 nave occupied lie entire
Banu feg'vu the a4c.-sus.
It a..so : reported that German and
Cuain'An troops are cJnunu'ag Operators
n sontEcTn I,-ss'a.
fresa disorders have occurred n the
German feet OF the Aand Islands says
tie ..sis.s' an N iit.ary ncv si,aper hrasn ava
Armfa.
. Germans, t 's added, have occu-
ped tsazdan'aya station ou The Odessa
railway Inc, and lie evacuation Of
Odessa and N'cuol'ev 5 proceedn ng.
Bc. re tie oecupavon Of Odessa by TIE
Germans, anC'-Jew'sn r'ots occurred
there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
CHARTER FILED AT DOVER.

Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening
Dover. March i6 Charters filed to
day were as fo!oWs
Shirley oI mi re- ming % capital
$4,000 600 to locato and develop oil
lands and IA market thc products u same
L. Rinlnger. NJ N CLANCY. j a.
Armstrong. "a minVton, incorporators
Louisiana Corn Lands inc capital
81 600 900. tp grow ED snds Of farm
proinets h encourage immigration N Tho
STATE of Louisiana " i @ hc'fe. 4.
Aacric J II Dow II Wilmington M
corporatOrg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.

~ Associated Press % Every Evening
Philadelphia, March lG Corn, dull,
lower. No , yellow CGa2 u; No
yclow, 9sa1 %
Eggs, firm, higher; nearby frsts. 1915
per case; nearby flrsts. current receipts.
4 S5al2 90, western extra trsts, ~ ID,
western frsts. II s5nl2 %
Othor articles unchanged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
SIBERIA STAND UNCHANGED.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, March l6.-Amerlcas at
titude toward Intervention In siberia by
Japan. whether she acts INDEPENDENTS
or in conjunction with other powers, has
not undergone any change, 1t Wa sand To-
dav at the State Department
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
LYNCH NEGRO IN SOUTH.
Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Monroe, La, March l6-The body OF
George McNeel, one Of two Negroes
arrested yesterday, suspected Of impli-
cation in the assault of young white
woman here Thursday, was found hanging
10 a tree in the Court House yard early
today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
OBITUARY.
ABRAHAM BOYS.

Abraham BOYS, aged = years, died
at hls home near Farnhmst. of chronic
intestinal nephritis, on March II Funer-
al services were held yesterday and IN
tersnent was made ii the Wilmington
and Brandywine cemetery
PIETR0 BARBIERE
Pietro Barbiere died suddenly at ms
home 1905 West Sixth street, on March
t3. Funeral services were held this morn
ing and interInent was made il Cathedral
cemetery.
JOHN BRIDGE.
John Bridge died on March II, at his
home in Maywood ILL., The remains
were brought here today and lnterment
will be made tomorrow ID Riyerview GENE
terry
VICTOR PTAK.
Victor Ptak, aged % years, died on
March I3, at 9O5 brown street. Of car
cinolna Of liver Funeral services We're
held yesterday with interment at Cathe-
dral cemetery
john b. SPRINGER
John B. Springer, aged So years, died
IN philadelphia on March II Of intinni-
ties Funeral services were held yesterday
and internent was made at Cathedral
cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
NOTICE TO ST0CKE0LDFR-
Maxim Munitions
CORPORATION

Notice Is 3er, by gwen taat sr DcClai
Meeting of -he stockholders held et -re
Office 0f tha r0T uany. 1890 Broadway. IN
February 2}th and 1tl I9t~. = -e~o.ltiOn
changing ne rar value and number .F
srar,s of the capital stock from oOO 600
sn4reS or Par value af SO eacn tD
800 0o0 shares 0f 0aC value ot $500
each and IN itll1z present stockholders 70
one snare of new ,sDs f3r e.cn share at
old stock WAS dug adopted
Please send IN y0Ur s.CCk eprJIfiCatr at
once 10 the Transfer Agent af the COM
pany he United States Corporation COM
pany - Cedar s. roet View York tw
York for the purpose ag having rbeIu
stamped on he saca in conforujty -nt-r-
with as all deliveries are rads on the
rev par value basis IoU- present rert .T-
c4teS will nc -etUrDea 20 sou iumt0lste.y
trey are starr pcd. Return postage Will D..
paid ty ne Company
Maxim Munitions Corporation,
". - BA%\DN
Ma ch II 1918 Pres dem.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
CURB MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by I. I. Wsnkclman
4 Co Ford building Wilmington I33 ;
Broad sttcef. y philadelphia SCpn Prices
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16

~Vr RY EV NIN~
Glassiheo Advs. y
Sring Results Prove AZ ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS..
Re. orts Daily by Jas. +. Nields, Bonds
and Stocks, du Pont Building.

Yesterday sSoon
Closing Quots.
a5i3 PSF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
WIDENER PAINTINGS TO CITY.
Son Of Traction Mugnate 10 Give Gollec-
fion To Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Dec 6~-Jpaeph r. Wild
ener, president of tho Art Jury, took mat
tcrs into his own hands yesterday, when
he directed Eli Kirk Price, chairman of the
Art Jury'a hanging committee, 20 have
immediately rclung the historical por-
traits now stored ~ Congress Hall
where several Of them have been dam
nged by rats and mice aud many others
are snid to bc III danger Of being ruined
While making tha announcement IN an
interview yesterday afternoon MIR Wlde-
ner also declared al the work he was now
doing IN connection with the Wlsiach and
Johnson collections wna not for fame or
min, but to placc phliadclphin IN u post
ton where il would tc arflstlcally pro
pared ID receive hls own collection nf
painting. which bc considers giving -
the city ns memorial 10 his father
Mr. Widoncr SAID The Inhn {; Johnson
plinlinFs. whllc priceless 81 collection
would - worth ~ lcaai s7 900 900 when
sopatatnh and placed ~ the hands of
dealers
frir Wldcncr pictures are probably
worth si.00n 600 or 5000 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

scientiqss say great rfrsra should he laid
upon The remarkable influence which tho
rnpther's happy pre- nstAl divposisipn he's
upon ulo heeith md future ~ The genera
tons to rurre
There IL splendid preparation women
for over half century have applied bs
fore ~. stpFs's arrival krosvn as Mothers
Friend rhIs Is = rnost srstef'f. penetrating
rrsnsdy that ~ once sofiens snd ae0the~
tkr mvrisd of broad. fat abdominal rnuseihs
nndev the skin Of the abfi1unFn ny he reg
MAR use durips The period tbe nerves ten
tlrns Hnd ceFds are rsinxsf and there IL an
nhsrnre Of nausea. henyfn<doT pains,
strain ard rvneral discomfort more 0ftan
shen r.hrywise experienced when nature d.
unalded
BY Tho use Of Mothers Friend night and
ple-uirS .hv rnusfiea relax With ease when
baby comes. the time ~ tito crisis ls shorter
md pain and danger II naturally avoided.
Write The nradfela Regulator Company.
Dept y. lamar DIiifinF Atlanta Georgis,
for their Motherhood Hook ard obtain
h~ttle ~ Mothers Friend from tho druggist.
by ali rneans- and get into condition 10 meet
No Crtsir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
Kidney Trouble Often Causes
Serious Backache

Whom your back nchen, and your bladie,
md kidneys seem ~ bo dlaordorcsi, n IN
yuur ucarcat drug store and get tyvttla
nf Dr KiIucre swamp Ryot n " =
phyeicians prescription fu ailments ~
the kidneys and bladder
II has stood the test ~ ynars md l,ss A
reputation f0r quickly and efico tiyeI =
giving rcaulla ~ thousands ~ cases
rbia preparation 80 very effective, has
been placed on sale evoryVbsrU Got q
bottle, medium Or large sis~, !. your
nearest druggist
However, II you uirh first " test tlI8
preparation send bm oents n DT Kilrner
n Co, Binghamton, n Y for . aanpI9
bottie When writing be sure and mcr
ton lhc Wilmington Every Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
MISS DARLINGTON TO WE'D
Bishop Daughter Engaged to Lieu
tenant Fisher T. s. N II

HiNhnn f'auEhter Engaged To Lieu
tenant Fisher. Z. $. n. X.
Neu lntb - The cngaRcmcrit
haa been announced II Mss Eleanor
Townsend DARLINGTON. = dauphtet Of
~ lIleht Rct Inufr# IIonr2 DarIine
tom ald Mr. Darlfrcten.l ~ The 50 IIpnsa
lIur-mfe repn I'D t.0lorf Il
- Ientrnatt ] ! III fisher.
X I tht son af NIr ! Ill f,.ler u
oariton ilousr. tins 70 Nii4. lJatIaH
fon o3utc oui n N,.v NeeI seset.l eets
~ md 2 netnlor II fho Iu.ner eaen.
and has been aetlNc II ~ ard cfHif. i
AoIk
llentcnaut trsllcr aas eradnated With
funuls from Ynlc ~ laii n NafefG
1919, hnvine aomc tl,ar pres,auah -
listed ae y rcerryiet ~ IT, Second Na,ai
IN frief hc vas eolnnas iauc,l IN ensiels
md nooaht two p1ftei tnat4 which II.
I#t tho rrtrrum. pt h#se II rental r.
/ cecil p,r nloifl IItuae IL command
+ ans ( theeo II IN n" das par wes
d,tlar,d until august. lot5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
, 2.oor 900 Pounds ~ Sugar burned.

lhllatlelphla De 4 fwn million
pound II ura destined fnr Iznrnpc was
DESTROYED v...toraiy uhen ljr warehouse
# he franklin sugar Refining TO. on
The Delaware Rlyrr front WIS burned
Zen norkmcn compelled 20 Jump for
thcu llycs wcrr injured Tho loss is IL
mated - several hundted thousand dol
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

Shore Of Maryland
Killed in Action Private Aueusto
Ilnicelli. next Of kin, LOUIS fnporano,
New Castle, Deb
Died of Disease Wngnner Louis /
Heard, (nexi OF kin. Z { Heard Leou
ardstnwn, Md
Wounded Slightly Private IIarrv I.
Wllloughbey. fncxt Of kin. - ] WrllmlpIi
hey, Denton, Md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
TREASURY SHORT OF CASH
Buy w. y. 81; McAdoo Says Government
Needs Never Too Great

Washington, Dee Il State directors
Of War Savings were requested by -rc-
retary McAdpo yesterday ~ urge the
public 10 hll promptly pledges fpr the
purchase Of War SavluRs and thrift stamps,
and to assume new pledge
"'Thc Government monetary require
ncntA were never Rreater nor more press
INK than they are to-day. said the Toc-
retary.a appeal. "Ihi4 ls not time fpr
us ~ relax orr efforts and Tho Treasury
Department - making plans for larger
and even more important work during
the coming yenr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
Time Brings Happiness
With The Dawn

II. Coming ~ Baby Marks The ~
vent Of Glorious Fusrr~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06

The United States shipping Boards
list of accepted men for the merchant
marine FIR Yesterday contained the
name of t'avnor l9inanuel Johnson,
~ I'ortieii and Market strecta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-06
NEW CASTLE MAN
KILLED IN ACTION
Augusta Finicellis' Name Appears
III the Casualties List Is
sued Today.

Washington, Dec q The following
casualties are reported by the command
ing general of the American Expedition
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-05
,.,ycd tho reduced rates,

ceiycd the reduced rates.
1. Veterans Of the Civil war wno
are no, membcrs Of tho Grand Army
Of the Republic.
.. widows OF former members ot
the Grand Army Of tho Republic, un'
less they arc members of the wo'
mans Relief corps, Ladies' of the
Grand Army OF tho Republic, Army
Nurses association. or Daughters OF
Veterans.
3. Daughters OF deceased members
Of tho Grand Army Of tho Republic
unless they belong 10 the orsan'sn'
,ion known ~ Daughters OF Veter
ans, woman's Relief corps. or Ladies
OF the Grand Army of the Republic.
4. Sons OF deceased members OF
the Grand Army Of the Republic. nn.
less they belong 10 the organisation
known as tho Sons Of Veterans.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-05

When you wake up with backachs
and dull misery In the kidney region
|" generally means that you have
oeen eating too much meat. says a
wei' known authority Meat forms
uric acid, which 6verworks the kid
neys IN their effort to litter Il from
tue blood. and they become sort Of
para'ysed and lossy. When your kid.
neys get sluggish and clog you must
relieve them. like you relieve your
Dowels;rsmovins all the body's urin.
ous waste. else you have backachs
slek headsche. dizzy spells; youy
stomach sours. tongue IL coated, and
wnen the weather Is bad you have
raeumstic twinsss. The urine 4
c'ouoy. full Of sediment. channels Of
'sn Get sore. watsr scalds ana you
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-05
SAYS HOT WATER I
WASHES P0IS0NS
FROM THE LIVER


To feel - hns % the proverbial
nddls. We must keep the liver washed
clean. and almost every morning 10
lprevent its sponsc-liks pores from
|clogsing With indisestible material.
sour bile and poisonous toxins. says 4
noted physician.
u you get headachs. it's your liver.
Ilf you catch cold easily. rs your liver.
II you wake up with bao taste. fur
red tongue. misty breath or stomach
becomes rancid. IT'S your liver. Sallow
skin. muddy complexion. watcry eycs.
oil denote liver unclcanlineAs. Your
liver Ii the most Important. slso the
most abused and neglected organ Of
the body. Few know its function or
how to releAse tho dammcd-up body
waste. bile and toxins. Most folks
resort 70 violent calomel. which Ii .
dangerous. salivatins chemical which
can only be used occasionally because
Il accumulatss 10 the tissues. also as.
tacks the bonss. '
Every man and woman. sick or
well. should drink each morning b.
fore breakfast. q glass Of hot water
With teaspoonfui Of limestone phos.
phats In Il, 10 wash from the liver and
bowels the previous days indlRestibls
material. the poisons. sour bile and
toxins; thus cleansing. swcctsnins
and .freshenins the entire alimsntary
canal before putting more food into
the stomach.
Limestone phosphate does not 70.
strict the diet like caiomel. because it
can not salivate. for II IL harmless and
you can cat anything afterwards. Il
10 Inexpensive and almost tasteless,
and sny pharmacist will sell you Q
quarter pound. which 10 suficIent for
demonstration Of how hot water and
limestone phosphate cleans. stimulstcs
and freshsns the liver. keeping you
'ssling at day IN and. day out.--Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-05
Local Red Cross
Activities

Those present In the sewing roo',
saturday were Mesdames Walter
Kennedy. G. Murphy. o. D. Burke
| Mary Watsrhouss. l.. l.. Stein, H.
=. Caikins, r. r. skillinser. II. NJ
strain. II. P. Dow. L. l.. Brownell'
Ida Grimes. l.. e. sullivan. and Miss
Alta Ralph. s- s NJ
Attendance for the week 50.
Hostssses for the coming week are
Ia order named: Mrs. Clyde Bran
denbsrs. c. B. Browne. W. p. Nc
MILAN. b. n. withrow. Geo. Hum
phrey. Robert Sloan. t
Those present In the Red Cross
room In Merrill on Friday. August
.. were Mesdames Geo. Wilson. X,
G. Anderson. E. Hammond. n, s. Ter.
williger. c. N. Merritt. d. stukel.
r. II. Anderson. c. Bowman. c. N.
Haskins. Fred Stuksl. Ross Finley.
and Misses Edna Merritt. veda or
field. and Alma Wilson.
. . .
Thoss present In the Red Cross
room 10 Merrill on Saturday. August
>. were Mssdames N. l.. Moore. y.
N. Bubb. A. L. Ccan. NJ. Oiacomini.
Fred Stukel. Geo. Wilson. joe Stu.
kel. G. N. Merritt. y. 9. Terwill!ser.
Emma Hammond. Gene Hammond.
r. 9. Anderson. r. II. Anderson. and
Misses Ella Callahan. Edna Merritt.
Pauline and Mamie 0iacomini and
Alma Wilson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-05
Seattle Public VIII
Try Horse Meat

Yakima. August 6.-Ths first car
load Of young range horses sent from
here to the Seattle market for but.
cheering purposes was shipped last
week. L was arranged for By the
state meat inspector. r. q. Hsndsr-
son. who believes that the meat Of
the young. selected range animals
will bs found superior for eating pur.
poses 10 that Of the ordinary beet
animal. ~. i. 3.ff
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-05
PORTLAND ovssc'Als NJ

State Game Warden Carl n q
makes. Deputy City Attorssy n
Lansing of Portland. and 0soso I
King Of the Portland chsnbs
Commerce lsft Tor the north 81
following . short visit In khnf
Falls and Klamath county.
Mr.. Shoemaker declared this q
Ing that there is found to y r.
food In Crater Lake 10 suppt {
trout there and Il y propoasd y 4
In u large number Of crawfisA y 1
lieve the situation. All msnbsn
the party expressed themsslva
greatly pleased with the apeasd
brisk business conditions Of ~ Z
tion. ]
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-05

h. y. Bradbury was ainonG the
farmer visitors In this city Saturday,
Mr.. Bradbury has ranch In \ the
Olens district. sy ,s,
Miss Mildred Thrashcr. Meta Chas'
tain and Miss Creata Brown were
among tho week end visitors at
Rocky Point.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leslie Rogers and
family were among the visitors yes.
tcrday at Spring Creek on the Kla.
math Reservation.
q. =. Morson. Mrs. n. r. Knapp.
r. Fairfield. p. II. Paradise. Mrs. II.
N. Ebby left on the stage this morn.
Ing for Lakeview.
w. r. Elliott and Lem Mckenzie
OF the Pine Grove district. were
amcng the city visitors Saturday A.
ternoon.
H. n. Van valkenburg transact.
cd business in klamath Falls Sat.
urday afternoon from his ranch on
the Keno road.
Mrs, William Allen left for her
home In Los Angeles this morninS
after . visit In this city with her
daughter. Mrs. John =. Moore.
J. NJ Dousan. the contractor In
charts Of construction on the Main
street court house. has returned from
. short visit to San Francisco.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-05

Ths horses. which we're to b
slasshtered andes Tie Supervision ol
the Seattle city meat Inspection de-
'partmsnt. were sent 10 the nature
Of IN experiment. Nr. Henderson
said. and II they are we'll received
no expects to = able 70 ct thous-
ands Of young range horses that are
OF no particular value for any other
purpose. and 70 send them to the
Seattle market.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-05
REDUCED RATES 10
> q. A. q. CONVENTION


no msmbsrs OF the @. A. r. wo
man's. Relief corps aud others who
desire 20 secure the. benefit Of the
rsducsd rates % attend che national
sncampmsnt q Portland. August 10
TO - inclusive, will meet at the Odd.
Fellows building In this city on Mon
day. the Sth inst at 3:sO. when the
commander Of the O. A. r. and the
adjutant viii Issue Identification csr.
tificates 70 all thoss qualified 10 -.
ceivs the same. which will enable
the recipients 10 secure tickets at the
reduced rates.
~ G. y. Huns. Commander.
The followiag are eligible 10 70.