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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
ILLINOIS BRIEFS.

Rock Island Saloon men here in
the half mile arsenal zone whose sa-
looms were closed by the Government
cdict are contemplating license trans
ferS 50 as 10 enable them 10 conduct
saloons in other nar ot fhc tity.
Decatur Waeu burglars come to
Lovinston. a small town near here 20
burglarize. they do 81 pretty good jop
OF IT, For the second time this year
they came there q few days aeo and
visited every store and Office in the
business section before they left The
loot was small however
Galesburg Four BARRIERS and -wo
chiropractiors are under indictment
here by the state board OF resistlon
and education Tor operating without
license and not being registered.
Waukegau When the city fire de
partment. DELAYED by balky horses ar
rived at the home OF city Fireman n
bert Sehoepp in response TO lire they
found neighbors had distinguished the
flames on the roof by throwing snow
balls at it
L.itchdeld Gas masks we're used
ly tiremen here in saving thousands
If yards OF army cloth when the
Mont Rose Sui. company plant caught
FIRE from an unknown origin. \ gaS
pipe in the basement burst The com.
pany is working on "a large govern
ment, contract
Peoria GroJheS IN Peoria must
90. Uncle sam has docreed il for the
safety Of his soldier boys They are
IN the five mile prohibitive zone
around Camp Herriu in East Peoria
Already 4 fair start has been mad,
md the women ~ Babylon are in full
exodus
Chauute Field Neia'ors in train
lHa here for the aghf AGAINST the HIM,
tc going 60 raise thclr own garden
ucE this summer \ course Of let
an- IN the work has been outlined
ar thcm similar 10 thar adopted by
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
49, <~N><S< SSs& =
ADJUSTMENTS.
49, xS<<< go
a Soc . NotnLne t4usband. !"

a Good Fer NOTHING Tusbdnd.
Ne have had all kind, of plays and
pictures. and also maeazlne stories re-
sailing the readers and tueaJer-oine
public with the heaurandin- tales OF
the idle NiJe and the weak and er~'ns
daueh-ers who have fallen into the
wai,me clutches OBJ che William i'm fhe
hieh bat aaG ,ba TOE coat
There is also the vampire lady with
the ti2er4ske grace aud "a yearnins
To inspect the beaft and souls Of her
victim man ana after tearing his feel
m.s n,o ht,le bits throws Them away
with @ scontul Ha. ha ha
an this and many more IN he same
lime have WE had lately and j, does
seem as Fl the public wanted 10 get
away from the same thing all the
time. and to see a play dealing with
I'll ne~ subject.
b. ) with lbi, idea IN mind that
Robert sherman has produced his new
comedy a Good For Nothing Hus
band. in this new and novel play We
see the husband. no, As ~ron2ed
and suffering one. huJ in the Iiah'
thar 50 many Of them really are; now
there are lois of good husbands. lot,
Of them. BUT on the other hand the.'
are lots OF good wives and the oh
iact Of tins new comedy y Good Fol
Nothing Husband" that will b. 5. ar
al the Gayety Tuesday and Nednes
day ot this week. is TO show IN a dc
Iahttul comedy light that there ag.
aoldior-nothine husbands in even
town IN the United States
The play Is tull OF interest WIZ
strong dramatic situations h."r
spersed with laugh after laugh, 81"
II will he OF interest to both SeNc'
to think. and think hard. before ~
tending the performance and line "
in their minds all the good for Aotn
na husbands they know OF. and -
SEQ If their selection is represented o'
the stage
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02

Monmouth Twenty songs, written
1y grade school pupils here are be-
ing sold by the children and Tie pro
-eeds dona ed to the Warren county
Red Cross All Of the songs are orig
NAL and declared to De catchy
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
OLNEY. ILL. GIRL Is
CHAMPION SPElLER

Springfield. March Who is The
champion <peI,er OF Illinois public
schools rs ii Niss Margaret san
ford Of Kewanee or Miss Letha Rhine
~ olaeyo Friends of ho,h claim vic
f1-v ton them in recent spelling
1ee~ here IN connection with the
Illinois State Teachers association
Ana n Am fairness each are win
ners. although Miss Rhine received
The eo'J mcaal ami Miss Sanford the
silver one.
Az the huhbuh has arisen over the
nroper MY 20 spell Jockey Web
,.ers' standard spells ii with an "e'
while the Century and standard die
tionaries do not. 50 there YOU are.
Miss Rhine was awarded the high
as. honors because she had an - in
her photography ~ the word white
Miss Sanford took second because
she left IL cut
Friends of he silver medal win
ner. however, investigated the spell,
ing. which has resulted in a recon
slderation By the judges of the win
ner. Miss Sanford VAS the 1916 win.
aer OF the contest
Tn consequence, i; is expected some
particular dictionary viii be selected
rs the standard in future bees
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
Russia is Suspicious.

Paris An unidentified man, whose
body was found manaled beyond rec
o2niton ON the tracks Of the Cairo
division Of the BIG Four railroad here
was taken in charge by the Clark
county coroner The victim appeared
to be wen dressed and was probably
rnn down by train
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
Children Cr.;
FOR FtETchER'S
q ~ q OF | ~
Indoor Life Makes Fat
fry Oil Of s<orein With Simple Sys
tenn 10 Get Fine Figure.

tenn 10 dSl ' INC ' iStiSs
poopIe who spend most of their
time indoor. and who are deprived of
fresh. inyieora,ng air mus, take pre-
caution TO guard against oyersiout
ness. as fat acquired by indoor life is
unhealthy and Il danger 10 the vital
organs OF HE body
IacE Of frch air weakens The oNy.
gencarrymg power Of the blood, SO
that il u unable 10 produce strong
muscles and vitality. and The forna
ton If uusichtly ana unhealthy fat is
the result
Ii you are oycrotont YOU are daily
drawing ON your reserve strength and
are constantly lowering your vitality
by carryju@ This excess burden
You are advised to 90 to a good
druggist and yet q small box Of oil Of
kornin capsules and take one after
each megl and one just before retiring
al niah) Also follow the simp'c d.
rections that come with the box
Even few days treatment has
been reported to show a noticeable re.
duc'ion IN weight improved figure
aad q return vi The ola energy. toal
steps become lighter and the skin less
ilabby in appearance as superiluonS
fat disappears
Oil OF k0rcin is pleasant to take
cannot injurc, and helps the diees
ton Any person who wants to re
ducc ten to sixty pounds is advised
to give this treatment trial Re
ports OF rapid safe reduction are be
ing mado by both men and women
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
.EMMERSON AFTER
FOREIGN CORPORATIONS

Springfield. March Foreign cor
ooratinos i'm Illinois who have been
escaping payment Of the Zee Tor rher
onera-ion on an increase scale 70
ceivai setback today from Score
-arv of State l.. L. Emmsrs0n Tie
mailed ont heterogeneous to 90.
rompaniaS. incorporated i'm other
states amt conducting business in il,i-
nais. in am effort 20 ascertain the
amount Of fees due They were SEM
out under the provision OF amend
men-s 10 the corporations acr, adopl-
st bv the las general assembly To
dav., actfon Is the first Investigation
,rtempted along these lines
The investigation win force many
of fhe largest corporations In the
state To pay thousands OF dollars into
the state treasury The sum is eslI
mated n nearly half q million dollars
COMPANIES incorporated in other
states and seeking II 40 business m
Illinois are required 10 pay the see
re.ary II state. a stated fee for each
thousand dollars of business done
ana property owned IN This state In
the past. the officers OF these corpora
lions have made a statement upon the
fling Of their application, and have
been taxed accordingly the secretary
of state having no power 70 20 be-
yond IT,
Under the new amendment how
ever. ne may Al any time require the
corporations 20 answer long liSt OF
lnterrogatories. which will reveal the
amount OF their property in Illinois
and the amount OF business transact
eA annually These interros1tories
must he answered within 4 period OF
ten DAYS. under heavy penalty
should a corporation fail TO pay the
fee assessed within thirty days after
# has been requested by the secre
,ary of state. be hJ, the authority
To revoke the license of the corpora
ion. prohibiting it rnm doing bust
ness in the state unil il has paid th,
same lee required for the admission
OF a new corporation
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02

suppose, Mr. Dairyman your GUS
toners should step into your dairy
barn mannonnced al milking time
would YOU be likely to lose some OF
diem as a result OF things they saw
Would they see clearly dressed milk
ers in Il clean barn milking from
clean cons into clean pals? Or would
they see another picture which need
not be drawn but which is all to com
mon. even in these days Of improved
dairy methods picture whose re.
Election is the layer of sediment which
the consumer Will sec II he holds mp a
bottle of milk from such dairy and
looks ut the bottom OF it?
Keep Out the Germs.
Ordinary common.sense rules OF
cleanliness at milking time will DC
much to prevent contamination OF
milk by The easiest ways. Nnlcss
considerable care is taken, large NUM-
bcrs Of bacteria may find their way
into the milk during the process q
milking Cows should be milked ii
clean. welllighted stables by taEinl
great pains it may be possible to pro
duce good milk in dark or dirt.
stable. but It Is extremely improbable
that the average dairyman win Obtain
a desirable product under sucA cor
ditions
Grooming aud feeding the cows. a
well as cleaning the stable and remo'
ing the manure, should not be ioa
just before milking, as these opori
tons I'll the air with odors, dust an
bacteria which may eontaminate III
milk
After grooming and before milkin
the udders. TANKS and bellies Of II
cows should he carefully wiped vii
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
Natures aid
to better Health

Disesss II spssis vslsstc ws~.s ~. vah .y.,, be,
Sold everywhere. In box.s. Ice. use.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02

Alton Rlmors that II year cid
boy had been buried in shallow
grave with one foot exposed and Il
nauseating odor resulting at Belhalto
were proven eroundless by a deputy
coroner who went TO investigate He
ound part Of horses lee protrudins
um thp earth where il had been left
~ farmers who had killed the animal
or he hide.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
Suffered Several
Years. PERUNA
MADE ME WELL T. ~

Mrs. Elizabeth Re-. her 1a1e tith
ST. " ". Washingyoa u. G.. writes:
4 endorse perlal as sns nd.d
medicine tor catarrh and stomach
trouble. from which I suffered sew
Crai years. ! -1ok L TOR sevcra,
Months. found my healtn vas &c.
stored and ave Ielt spiendiuly ever
since. NON take It when / CON
tract q cold. and il soon rids the sy.,-
EN- Or any catarrhal tendencies
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
BEErhAM'S
Pills

A proven women remedy,
which assists in regulating the
organs, and re.establishing
healthy conditions. Beecham's
Pills contain no habit.forming
drug - leave no disagreeable
after-effects. They are
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
Countless Women
find

that when suffering from
nervousness, sick headache,
dizzy spells and ailments
peculiar to their sex
nothing affords such prompt
and welcome relief, as will
follow a few doses of
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02
JAPAN IS REPORTED
DIVIDED ON PL AN
TO ENTER RUSSIA
OF JUSTICE SAYS
COUNTRY is NOT PREPARED
FoR EMERGENCY - WASHING
TON coNFERs OVER SiTUA-
TON.

Toxic. March 3-The keene>t IN
terest is being displayed here over
the latest turn in the Russian crisis
and the part that Japan may soon
play.
II is believed that the WithdrdWdi
of the allied ENJOYS from Petrograd
imnlies a break OF relations between
the Bolsheviki and the entente.
Viscount MoIono stated in the DIET
today that Japan is now consulting
with the entente on its new attitude
toward Russia. This was the subject
of todays discussion in that body
Rukia Ozaki. former minister Of
Justice. charged tina, Japan Is I'M
prepared for the situation.
Rear Admiral ranaka, formerly ma
va! attaehe at Petrograd. departed
hurriedly for Vladivostok today
Demands Diplomatic Consideration
Washington. March 1.-The Situa.
ton in Russia and Siberia is one
demanding political and not military
Intervention on the part OF the Unit
ed States and the government OF the
Entente allies
President Wilson and the members
of his cabinet considered this para
mount question OF the war in all its
phases for nearly two hours this aft.
ern0on
The weight Of opinion was that the
issue as il now presents itself is one
for diplomacy aud moi for military
activity
Secretary Lansing and Lord Read
ing. the British Ambassador con
ferred on the situation earlier in the
day
Military officials view the situation
as one essentially political in nature
The United States could be repre-
sented in Siberian military operations
by only handful Of men drawn from
the Philippines, while her moral fore
in political move would outweigh
that of any nation in the world
President to Decide.
The President it is conceded. wi
be the arbiter Of the question {
whether Japanese or any other troop
OF this country or the Entente allie
shall occupy coastal Siberia.
His decision will depend largely c
whether they can 90 into Siberia .
allies. seeking 10 strengthen n
hands OF the newborn democracy {
under the suspicion that they cam
as enemies with greater lust OF COZ
quest than those already within thei
gates.
There is no question in Washni
ton or in allied quarters of the sil
cerity and good intentions OF Japa
in her disposition to take respons
hility for the protection of The a
lied interests in Siberia and the ia
East
Russia is Suspicious
The danger of q military 0ccup
ION Of Russian territory by Iapanee
troops Is recognized by Presiiel
Wilson and it is believed that he vi
demand assurance that such NOV
viii not be misunderstood or mi
construed by the Russian people b
fore he will give his assent
The Russian people are suspicion
OF the Interior motives Of all cover
mcnts They have cause TO suspe
the German militarists
Paris An unidentified man, who
body was found maneled beyond r,
02nitiOn ON the tracks Of the Cal
division of the Big Four railroad he
was taken in charge by the Cha
county coroner The victim appear
to be wen dressed and was ptobal
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02

Eoca Island. Protesting at the 20
lice station that he had ben elected
rom a saloon Axel Johnson vas
given a room for ten days in Cen
No l." He was under the influence
1f liquor at the time the keepers
said
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-02

Il damp cloth to remove any dust or
loose hairs which might fall into the
pail In some dairles whore milk con
tanning an exceptionally small number
of bacteria Is produced. the cows I'D
dcrs are washed twice in clean water
and then wiped with clean clolh.
Only those persons who are free from
communicable disease should be al
loved to handle or even enter the
stable or dairy house
Clean Clothes For Mixer.
After the COWS are prepared for
milking, each mixer should thorough
/ ~ wash his hands and put on clean
oyeralls and q jumper or wear a suit
preferably white, which Is used for no
other purpose The suit must be kept
clean and occasionally slerilizcd with
steam or hot water. Sanitary small
top milk pals should be used
Mixers should be allowed to milk
only with dry hands The practice OF
wctlmg the hands with milk is Il filthy
tone and in the winter Is likely tc
lcauso the tealS to chap, Milking
should be done quickly and thorough
lily with no violent Jerking OF the teats
After each cows milk is drawn i
should be removed Immediately to tn,
milk house.
i The mixer should remember al
. ways that he is handling a humal
e food which is very easily eontamnaI
ol Soap. clean water and towel
1 must be readily accessible and tn
e hands should be washed after miikm
each COW this is commonly done o
!. many iirst.class dairy farms The us
e Of clean milking stool viii do niue
h to prevent soiling the hands
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-01

MFs. Mabel Ssttlemeir. worthy mat
ron Of the Eastern Star. ID In kla-
msth Falls from Woodbine. Oregon.
for Q short time. She 10 o guest 1t
the white Pelican
James and Ben Kern Of the Keno
district were looking after matters
Of business st the county scat JESTER
day. Jim declares that. the fishing
q the lower plant 10 still fine.
Miss Mauds N. Carleton has re-
turned % her duties at the county
0upostnteadont's once. following y
eix weeks vacation spent st Portland.
Salem. Ashland and other Oregon
points.
Claude Davis. who has been identi-
0od with the Johnst0ue Furniture
company here for tie past two years,
left this morning for the University
OF Oregon. whore he will enter the
army training camp. Mrs. Davis d
now IN Washington. d. c.. whore she
= employed IN the government SER
viee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-01
BRINGS
BROADER VIEWS

BEHIND THE BRITISH LINES ~
FRANCE. Oct. l.-Correspoqdencs
OF the Associated pressD sD-Fiying. Ia
the opinion Of British aviators. ID
going 10 change the character Of the
worlds thought. II will have Z
broadening influence and II will brina
u fresher. cleaner flow Of ideas into
the brains OF men.
A man. the flyers argue. who has
seen before him At tho same time the
cliffs Of England. the long flat fields
cf Holland. and the smiling country.
side Of Belgium and France. 10 bound
10 think In . different way than q
man whose horizon has always been
bounded by bricks and mortar. OF
even by hill and dale.
Travelling may have made him
think nationally. but flying will make
him think far more largely. He Will
see ENGLAND and France lying close
10 each other. separated only BY q
shining strip of wster. He will sss
the green and brown mosaic Of Bel
gium. which In its turn mergss Into
the distant shadow Of Holland. while,
still farther on. across the wide
Scheldt he will see the distant low
lands sweep on over the rim Of the
world.
How will he regard spitss between
individuals and cliques then the
hirdman asks. He can cover with his
thumb from the heights . fsvsrish
city swarming with s>million people.
What will he think OF those who live
next to each other and will not speak
How mean and petty their qusrrels
and tealousies and hates will ssem.
The true meaning Of human inter-
course and friendship win come homo
to him. He will gain an almost d.
vine outlook upon the world. He
VIII smile to see the little brown
smudses which are great towns ana
the fine-drawn spider threads which
arc the great railway systems. Intri.
cues. dishonesty. civil strife. OIL Will
seem to him contemptibls, Perhaps,
say the aviators. this is the new view
which will bring the milIsnnium.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-01
W|ERO NEW
SECTs START
LM0NG ENEMY

AMSTERDAM. seVt 3s.-wterd
outbursts Of religious mania are ~
ported frcm many paris of The Ger
man Empire.
The comnanader Of the 18th army
corps II Leipsis has founA n ascss-
sary to prohibit neetinss Of . sect
knovn a the Little Fsoek" which
originated st Meerase. lts hsaA b
. veaver named Hahn vhon his Cd
herents address - Holy Fathee."
He pesss - the MessiaA aAl pro-
nouncss ''sentsacss" froa his '.judg-
ment seat" froo Which he ''separates
the sheep from the euats."
The nsv "l1eDiah'' hes sehisved
some measure Of popularity b. his
attacks on the established CLERGY %
The ground that tAey draw stiDsa6s.
which. he says. the apostle Paul usv.
Or did: neithss aces hs. hinsslf. The
Little Flock" erase. II sss0s. he's
spread 70 sueh IN exteat b 0a1oay.
especially .aneas ioprsssSeaabss
young people. that The authoeitiee
hsvs had 70 interfere.
Many extre0e pan0esoaas have
eives way to . kind o. hsatheaisA
nyseieisn. Thsy epealy propaeate
. revival Of the pagan vorship Of the
saessst rsutoss. ineluding Offerings
70 Wcsaa.
A more ne1sra offshoot Of this
queer novsnsat b heaAsd b. one
Lu1wig Nsuasr. who Asfiaitsiy ~
nounces christianity o. the super.
nuess pies that Il = ''foesign 70 the
0srman IDEAL" Family ufe. b out
Of date. says Nsuser. aad all child.
rsa should - charges Of the state.
For prayer. Nsuser proposes the fol.
loving substitute. which the Roman
Catholic Osrnsnis appropriately
calls . prayer ersats'' or substitute:
Bodily ana mental "uplifts" move
msnts every morning: baths. deep
brsathing. song aa1 daacs. readins
Of valuable poetry. oostemplatios Of
early artistic objects Of sst: traiaine
0f vim power b. auto sugesstioa. &c.
he Roosa Catholie Bavssiaa
Courier SUCCESS - a11itional 0ove-
0sat. tap0oa0 - ths 1oesAe41 morn
Ing. seos 81 aisht
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-01

Richard Fiynas y In town for .
short time from BY.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Mitchell are reg
istsred at the Hotel Hall.
n. u. Bviscos = Q county seat vtsi-
tor fro's Fort Klamath today.
7. r. Brooks. h h the city on busi.
nsss from 0sklas1.
]. o. Gallagher b Q recent arrival
! n klamath Falls from Portland.
2. J. stouemas = smoas the coun.
~ seat visitors to6ay fro0 Chiloeain.
r. c. Spisk b h town % business
from ldlsrest resort % Spring Creek.
Mr. .sad Mss. G. ,. sasIiing sss
here for . short visit from Doris.
Cal.
T. J. Scott OF he Modoc LumbsS
company Of Ptse Ridge b u the city
looking after business nsttsrs
A. L. Nssshali = n Klamath Falls
today lookiag after nstteys Of bust
nesS from his Faash near olsas.
n. L. swift y down from the saw
mill st Martin. usaS KIRK. fora brief
VISIT. He = re0isteeed st the Hotel
Hall.
J. C. MeClsllaa. peopsistos Of The
general store q NJ. Laki. paid the
city . business visit yesterday sftsr-
noon. s
Mn. Elizabeth Johnson and family
came In from the Nalin district ye6-
terday afternooa. They are stopping
q the Hotel Hall.
Mrs. T. n. Brown beught supplies
from the Klsmath Talls msrchants
yesterday tor the Brown Hanch on the
4 marriage license tss bssn issued
TO M. Isaac xierolf and Mlas Kate }
Rsinksns % klamath Falls BY Covnty
Clerk c. R. DeLap.
Jssss q. Diekerson Of the Unitsd
States 0eolog eel survey. y u Hla.
m&th Falls Tor .. ohort tine o. on
clsl huaiMcss Ne y stopping at the
!Iotsl Hall.
q. r. Krssse = ('tAs Jgjansth Mss.
ufaetu1tng c6mpooy yesterday moved
from 500 Walopt - ~ Weeks homo
at SIS Grant. ~ walnut gtroot vos- |
ideuce IVES toe1otly ppTehased BY )
Harry Pelts. NJ. end Mn. william
Hsgelst6in have uovod from 3lS
Grant 70 the 0o11w10 hotel.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-01
GREAT FILM Is
COMING HERE SOON

10 there . theatrical producer alive
who ever spent - months on one
production! Hardly. Vet this ID tAs
amount Of time and copcentsatsd
thought David W. Orifhth devoted 70
the production Of Hearts Of tAs
World" which Immediately wss se'
claimed the supreme triumph OF d.
rection. His background was the var
front 10 France. iis characters were
humans IN the midst Of an awiul
tragedy. yet hs intsrminslcd u sn
the melee OF gas attacks--slaos
wavss-bombardments and asroplass
flishts . wonderful love story that %
heart eaa resist.
Nobody knows how mach II 20"
Tor D. W. 0rimth 70 film his sup'sss
triumph Hearts Of the World" eoa.
Ing 70 The Houstoa opera house Fn'
dsy and Saturday. and nobody sssns
10 care. NJ. 0Yi@th. himself, doses.
know. Al hs feels about Il v u@
the greatest ambition Of his lise
realised. Which y more TO him 'aas
money.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-01

cAassss. n. Para and Leots Sweat
wers anited IN marriage at the Pres
tytrrssa chsreh saturday evening by
Rev. q. r. Lawrence The ring oere-
neny vas used. The immediate rela-
tivss Of the family only were present.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-01

The yosns cosplr rsssde u Ivan.
where the fathers u bcth young 80
DE have charge Of the saw ntll. ne
toung man is IN the recsat registra-
ticn. and IL drafted win rsspcnd TO
the call Of his ccuntry. unless the
physical examination shsts him out.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-01
NOTICE

Vans Auto Service has estabjished
. schedule run between klamath
Falls and the Pelican Bay MIL. IN
nSo!s '.ss OF schedule viii b saAouuesd