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lual fohut a~onr other metropolitan
Hotties oI .ho United STATES"
when 3 heard the street car serv-
/ ro had been discontinued in Am1r-
lulo. ] thought the Queen city of the
/ Plains must needs put q guimpe in
| her "dccollette gown and go back
and take her place among the maid
I cnhood cities OF the state.
In reading current ISSUES of the
/ AMARILLO Daily News. have noted
! with alarm the probability oi tle
/ Santa ne general offices being re-
moved to Topeka. and yiev with sld-
Iuess the prospect of the time when
/ Amarillo must take some tucks 100
/ her skirt and go iu tnce dresses and
I hcseech you. business men and citi-
Gems of Amarillo do not permit the
/ "pteritss Princess of the Plains. 90
I ne forced 20 bare her proud hc7d and
I hc put into "sWaldlIng clothes on
account of the santa Pc general or
Ucts being taken tO Topeka and
Z tha s. virtually what it would mean
Ita Amarillo i such calamity were
Ita beUil her. and you would have a
hard time nursing the infant back
10 strong and healthy growth. 70
indeed 4, survived lhe cold blasts OF
/ .h, coming winter
m has been my pleasure TO see
/ Amarillo crow from @ small villas
fo little city of some $4,000 In
deed. rudgoi my footsteps from
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-11-20

q billion dollars over-suh-orIp..ou
H. Fourth Liberty Loan
F. was going some when au.
how great WAS tn. SUM
.I % the country aud ths atI.-
m fact that tak of peace v.-
begun a The middle OF the great
.r..
thousands of Americans having
r faith IN the word of the Ger
..r government. SET The peace talh
..Hr a. pr1pa-auda. dug deep r
... pockets and pr0lled Uncle sam
"a. w.. 81. It'
Tint is The spirit % am uubeaa
people
.-I. the spirit which. shown tE
Ue Allies. set forty years o.
ration 40 naught and won OBJ.
democracy.
Pay fho President -
GERMAN APPEAL AND THE
JOKER IN Ut
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-22
Need Of Physicians
In Army Is Urgent

Tho urgent need Of onlistments OF
physicians In tho medical depart
ments Of the army Ia Indicated by q
letter Just received from DR.. X. A.
Mackcnsie. chairman OF the medical
section Of tho Council Of National
Defense. TO Vice Chairman DR.. u. d.
johnson OF klamath county. In which
no asks for an immediate list Of
tho physicians availible In the medi.
tai reserve corps.
Part Of tho letter follows:
u am writing you ~ chairman Of
tho Auxiliary Medical Defense COM
mittce 10 ask you 10 be good enough
TO furnish me not later than the 18th
inst. with q liHt Of the professional
men In your district whom you be.
Hove 10 b. available for enlistment
In the Medical Officers Reserve
corps. An effort Ia being made at
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-22

tho present time 10 speed snlistmsnts
because OF tho urgent need Of our
own forces on tho battle fronts In
France and Italy. and In order to
meet the needs Of IN army that 10
expanding rapidly.
PLEASE suggest only those who are
eligible and III for service. Il II
desirable that q special effort bs
mndc by you In this direction. and
We would advise that a most thoro
canvass be made Of your entire Dis.
trict and county. omitting no avail.
able man. One must. Of course. con.
slider tho needs hereafter Of the civil.
Ian population. but for this purpose
We must count upon the activities Of
older members Of the profession"
Yours very truly.
K. A. J. MACKENZIE.
Chairman State Committee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-22
DRINK 4 LASS
OF ReAl hot WATER
DeFone BREAKFAST.


sanitary science has OF late Dads
rapid strides With results that are OF
untold blsssiag 70 humanity. The lat.
ct application Of its untiring research
70 the recommendation thst Il 10 -
asessssry 70 attend 70 intsrnal saaits.
tioa Of The dfsiaags system Of the hu.
maa body - L is 70 the draias Of the
house.
These Of ~ who are seeuseonsd 70
fssl dull asd heavy whsn ~ arise.
splittias headache. stu9y from Q cold.
foul tongue. nasty breath. acid ston.
ach. can. Instead. feel % fresh % .
daisy by opsnins The sluioes Of The
system each morning aad AushinS out
the whole Of the iatseual poisonous
stagnaat matter.
cvssyons. whether ailins. sick or
we'll. should each norniag before
breakfast. dsiak . slass Of real bot
wseee With . teaspoonful Of limestone
phosphate n u - wash from the
days iadissseibas waste. sour bile and
poisonous toxins; thus cleansing.
tomaeh. liver aad bowels The previous
svsstening and purlfyiag the estire
alimsatary sanal bsfors putting more
food iato The stomach. The setloo OF
% empty stomach y wonderfully u.
vigorating. u cleans out oil the sour
sermsatations. gases. vase and scid.
ity aad gives one . splsadid appstits
for breakfast. whils you ere enjoying
hot water and limestone phosphate On
your breakfast The phosphated bot
water b quietly extraeting large VOL
une % water fron The blood and Get.
tins ready tes Z thoreugh lushinG Of
oil The inside organs.
The nilllons % Ssople who ars both.
cred With constipation. bilious spells.
stomach tseuble. rAsunatie stlehsss;
others Who have sallow skins. blood
disordees and siekly eomplesioas are
usgel 70 81 . quarter pound oe line
stone phosphate fren the drug stere.
This viii eost very litale. but b sao-
eieat - make anyeae . proneunee6
eraae a. Ne ssbjeal ss internal saa.
ilatleo.-Alv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-22

svv A THRIFT SvAMP TO-DAY
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-22

Aaaa =. Kssby. clerk day and
Night board klamath Lake
proojnot ............... 500,
=. II. Funk. Judge day and
nisht board 0dsll prsci1ct 500
9. y, c)savSD. Judge day and
si9 be9fd odsli precinct 600
r. .. Ds6l, clerk day and
aight board Odell precinct 600
T. II. Jolly. clerk day and
night board Odeii precinct GOO
J. O. Ross. clerk day and
night board Odsll precinct 600
J. II Hobbs. Judge day and
night board Tuie Lake
precinct ............... 500
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-22
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or FINAL ACCOUNT Ann
FINAL SETTLEMENT

In the County Court Of the State
Of Oregon. for the County Of Kla-
math:
In the matter Of the Estate Of
James n. johnson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby Given that the un.
dsrsignsd has filed. with the Clerk
OF the above named Court, her Final
Account - AdmInistratrix OF the ss-
tate Of James N. johnson. deceased.
and. that the Judge Of said Court has
appointed Monday. the 10Th day Of
August. 1918. At the hour Of two
O'Clock Of said day. In the Court
House at klamath Falls. Oregon. as
the time and place for hearing oh.
jsctions to such Final Account, and
tte settlement thereof.
This notice 10 published by order
Of r. n. Bunnel. Judge Of the above
entitled court. % made and entered
of record this goth day OF July. 1913.
ELIZABETH JOHNSON,
Administratrix Of the Estate Of
James n. Johnson. Deceased.
33.3s.s.l3.iS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-22

w. y. Gordon. Judge day and
night beard worden pro.
cSucS ...s............ 600
Ben Gay. clerk day and night
/! board wordsu prsci4et -. coo
Lulu veit. clark day and
night board Wosdsn pre-
osncs 600
II. L. vsit. clerk day and
J.. night board Wordsn pre-
clucS ............... 900
". L. rrain. Judge day and
night board TopU precinct 900
Major Spencer. Judge day and
night board Topsy precinct 600
v. 0rimtlt clerk day and
night board Topsy precinct 600
Ars. W. L. Frain. clerk day
and night board Topsy pre-.
elnct ................ 600
Geo. W. Cleveland. elsrk day
and aight board Topsy pre-.
ciact .................. 900
G, Bowman. Judge day and
nisht beard Merrill pre-
cinct ................ coo
Z. 4. Darrows. Judge day and
Aisht beard. Merrill pre-.
einct. ................. 600
4. L. Coan. clerk day and
night board Merrill pre-.
p, cinct ................ 600
Fred etuksl. clerk day and
aisht beard Merrill pre-
cinet ................ 600
Fred Peterson. clerk day aud
night board Merrill pre-
clnct ................ 600
Harry =. Wilson. Judge day
aad Aisht board Nalin pre-
elnee ............... 900
4. Kalina. Judge day and
AisAt board Halia pre-
elnee ................. 600
". =. Hurriss. clerk day and
aisht board Nalia pre-
einet .................. 600
frank 8unpfS. clerk day and
Anton pserossk. clerk day
~ aiSAt heard Aalia pre-
eanet announcement. o.ee
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-22
SUMMONS
No. o9e Equity

In the Circuit Court Of the State
% Oregon. for klamath County
Sylvia White. Plaintiff. W. Rich.
ard White. Defsadsat.
To Richard White. Dsfendsnt
above named:
10 the name OF the State Of Ore.
son: You are hereby required TO
appear and answer to the complaint
filed against you IN the above en-
titled suit on or before the 9Th day
Of September. 1918. that being tho
last day Of the time prescribed In the
order Of publication Of this snu,-
mons. and 70 you fail 70 to appear.
plead. answer. dsmur or otherwise
move. for want thereof plaintiff will
apply 70 the court for the relief
prayed for IN his complaint. to-wit
For . decree dissolving the bonds
Of matrimony now existing between
the plaintiff and defendant. upon the
grouds OF habitual drunkenness.
contracted after said marriage. and
continuing for mere than one year
Immediately preceding the filing Of
the bin Of complaint herein. and for
the custody Of their minor child,
Gerald White.
This summons n served upon you.
the said defendant. BY publication
thereof In the Evening Herald. .
public newspapsr Of general circula.
tion. printed and published at Kla.
math Falls. klamath county. Oregon.
once . wssk. for elk consecutive
wesks. (ssvsa inssrtions). the first
publication being made on July 33nd.
1913. and the last publication Sep.
tsmbsr 3nd. 1913. By order OF the
Honorabls D. Y. Kuyksndall. Judge
Of the Circuit Court Of Klamath
County. Oregon. which said order
was made. entered. dated and filed
In this suit July 1oth. 1918.
RENNER Z KENT.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Whose office and post office ,ad-
dress d klamath Falls. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-22
NOTICE

Notice d hereby given that
Of July asi the County Court Of klamath County,
open court caacs a nhs
said County which have been issued
OF prior
will DO held tor naush and payment thereof
pears that have bsa protested period
to the first day Of July 1915 and have
Treasurer but presented payment
Tho following st shows the
amount shown By warrants b acted
above stated &s#t#&S
Warrants County pro.ssted NONE
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-22
.AlI n,onr~

Mes back On q leave Of absence,
And bic face seems drawn and gray
lt's hard 70 realise rs been
A year since 10 went away.
Grave 10 10 ID bic manner,
But his voice has tho oidIime
cheer;
'Thsy'rs oil right. over thers OH
right Nt
Are you oil right over hVreY"
They're oil right. over there. all risht
There's nothins At OH that's wr,ng.
sam. Joe. and BILL saw than, all
And I left them weli nnd strong.
They told me 10 toll you ail hello,
And 10 tell you 10 havo NO fear
nut that they're sii right. o'm there.
all right.
II YOU'RE all right over hcre'
Yes, there's lots Of mud In tho
trenches.
hut they're making the best Of Il.
The coolies srs not much ovcrdrawn
Or none OF the rest Of Il.
rs . BIG. nsw Kind Of business.
4 business that's sad and luecr.
But they're oil risht. over thore. all
right
Are you all right, over here!
They're OIL right. over there. oil
right:
Yss. it's true about thoss rains
)t's true about the hardships. too.
And that never . man complains
Ns true that there's quite q task d,
haad.
And that Death 10 svor acar---
Rut they're all right. over therc. oil
sight-
Are YoU oil right. over hsre'
III you're aii right. over bore" he
saiA.
"Aad lsavias no Job undcne.
Thsy'll b oil night. over there. oil
right.
TIL they've ended the thiux. and
II YOU'VE done YOUR share the
bsst Y0U caa.
And YOUR conscience 10 sound
snd clear.
They'll bs all right. over there. oil
right.
And Y0U sll right. over here"
Hs's back on q leave Of absence.
And bic face ssems drawa and gray
,s's hard. indeed. 10 realise.
re- ysar that he's besn away.
Grave 10 70 n bic manner.
But his voico has the oi6tims
cheer:
They're al right. over there. all
riOht-
Are you all right. over here'"
by Damon Runyon. In San Fran.
cisco Examiner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-22
ele.s0

State OF Oregon. County Of klamath.
r. DsAp County Clerk Of County and
hereby certify that within and ls
County Warrants subject % oaasiea the
In my office and In anl ensoAy. I
In witnsss whsof have hsrssate affixed the
seal Of the County Court. thh isA aay Of Juss lsis
(srAJ Q. B. psLAP. County Clerk
i-GiGSs ~ layA T. Dsl4AP. Deputy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-22
County Court Proceedings

Winona p. North. widows
pension. May. 1913 80. 81
Clara Revenue. widows pen.
sen. May, 1913 ......... 3,
Euida Smith. aid county poor.
Nay. 1913 ............. 81
Mary Kuesra. aid county poor.
Nay. 1913 ............. q
h',e Taylor. aid count, poor,
Nay. 1913 ............. ..
Mary n. Liberty. aid county
poor. May. 1913 ........ II
Elizabeth Scaulon. aid county
Ioor. May. 1913 ........ 81
Kcxiah Ooodeil. aid county
poor. May. 1913 ........ II
Elizabeth Gray. aid county
poor. May. 1913 ........ II
8. r. Wilson. aid county poor.
May. 1913 ............. II
Nellie Wall. aid county poor.
May. 1913 ............. 81
T. J. Odsn. aid county poor.
May. 1913 ............. II
J. W. i.athrop. aid county
poor. May. 1913 ........ 81
cathsrine D. Spencer. aid
county poor. May. 1913 :. 81
r. G. Markwardt. mainton.
ancs poor farm. May. 1913 3si
Ethsi n. Howell. widows
pension. May and June.
rlS .............. "
Warren Hunt. insane exam.
stapp. May. 1913 ...... I
N. 8. Taylor. fruit Inspector.
May. 1913 -. ......... II
N. 3. Tayicr. fruit inspecting.
May. 1915 ............ u
Je xtl C,fe. meals primary
election precinct No. . -. I
Don J. zumwalt. Judge. day
board. precinct No. I 80. !
?. l.. Armstrong. Judge day
board. precinct No. I 80. I
O. A. Stsarns. clerk day board
precinct No. I .......... ]
N a. wilkins. clerk day
board. precinct No. ] -. )
W. T. Elliott. clerk day board
precinct No I .......... J
o. 4. Stearns. Judge night
board. precinct No. I .... J
N. q. wilkins. Judge night
board precinct No. I -. J
r. J. Sheets. clerk night
board precinct No. I 80. .
Lloyd r. DsLap. clerk night
board prscinct No. I 80. ,
Frank q. Wrist. clerk night
beard precinct No I 49,. J
W. Q. Slough. Judge day and
night board. precinct No. . .
Q. P. Lawrence. Judge day
board precinct No. . 80. !
Eila McNillaa. clerk day
board precinct No. : 80. J
Y. v. Slough. clerk day board
precinct No. 3 S.......... J.
Vera Houston. clerk day
beard prseinet No. . .... .
Harry oosllsr. fudge night
board precinct No. . -. J.
J. A. Houston. fudge night
beard precinct No. . go. J.
Harry Richardson. clerk night
board precinct No. . -. J.
Ella A. 0rob. clerk aight
board .prseinet No. . 80. J.
.. W. oowsn. Judge day
board. precinct No. . -. J.
Fred Noel. Judge day board
precinct No. S>......... J.
1rstta n. Hurn. clerk day
board prseinet No. . -. J.
Ruth ssvits. clerk day board
precinct No. : S......... J.
}. Dllsabsth namsey. clerk
day board pfseinet No. .. :.
3. n. Dunbar. Judge. night
hoard precinct No. : -. J.
leo. q. Tusnoe. fudge night
board precinct No. : -. ,.
!. H. Garrett. clerk night
hoard precinct No. . -. ..
,. W. 0ewen. clerk night
beard precinct No. : -. ;.
Prsd Noel. clerk nigAt beard
srseiast No. . .......... :.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-22

LOU board precinct No. Z 80. J..
Cecil n. BosarduA Judge day
30 board precinct No. I 80. 3.
Kate d. Peyton. clerk day ana
).V0 night board. Precinct No. ! g..
W. c. Townsend. clerk day
81 board precinct No. 4 80. ..
Oscar shive. clerk night board
~ precinct No. %.......... Z.
B. p. Lewis. Judge night
100 board precinct No. I 80. J..
o. Peyton. Judge night board
100 precinct No. <.......... 4 &.
J. q. Swanson. clerk night
100 board precinct No. I .... 3.
iarGaret J. withrow. clerk
100 night board precinct No. I. 8.
y. &. Applegate. Judge day
100 aud night board precinct
No. 3 ..... 6.
100 J. W. Stout. Judge day and
night board precinct No. 8 g..
100 q. Q. Callen. clerk day and
night board. precinct No. 8 g..
100 c, X. Brandsnburs. clerk day
and night board precinct
.VV NO. o..
l.. jacobs. clerk day and night
100 board precinct No. 6..... 6.
II. Orem. Judge day and night
hoard precinct No. 9 80. 9.
100 u. \. Grissby. Judge day and
night board precinct No. Q &.
90 I. II. struble. clerk day and
night board precinct No. 9 G..
90 Edd Smith, clerk day board
precinct No. & ......... g.,
90 Mrs. Lawrence Phelps, clerk
day and night board, pre-
90 'cinct No. 6 .......,,.,, O.,
o. J. Eskelson. clerk. day
90 night board. precinct No. 6 l.,
Ida Grimes. Judge day and
90 night board precinct No. Z 81
Mamie r. 0riflith. Judge day
90 cnd night board prscinct
No. 7 ................. o.
90 Dorothsa T. Walton, clerk
day and night board pre-
90 circt No. ............ S.l
Eva Leonard. clerk day aad
90 night board precinct No. Z S.(
Rose O. Balcomb. clerk day
90 aud night board precinct
NO. sssssss 9.(
90 Il. N. Chilcote. Judge day and
night board precinct No. 3 o.
90 =. r. Matt. Judge day and
night board prscinct No. 3 O.0
90 EGe Garcelon. clerk day and
night board preciaet No. . o.
90 Stacy Balm. clerk day and
night board precinct No. 3 O.e
90 Jerry xieck. clerk day and
night board prsoinct No. 3 Ga
90 Laura Miller. Judge day bosrd
precinct No. . ......... "a
90 Edith Potter. Judge day board
precinct No. . ......... "a
90 LILLIAN Owens. clerk day
board precinct No. . -. 90
90 Ars. L. 4. WIN. clerk day
board precinct No. . -. 90
90 Aayms Thomas. clerk. day
board precinct No. . -. 90
90 Grace Owens. Judge nigAt
board precinct No. o.... 30
90 J. r. Bryant. Judge night
board precinct No. . -. 80
90 Frieda Bryant. clerk night
| board precinct No . -. 30
% Hassl sstssr. clsrk aisAt
board precinct No. . -. 80
% Josephine Howard. clerk aight
board precinct No. . -. 80
90 Alex Noslsr. Judge day and
night board precinct No. 10 80
% n ,. Parker. Judge day and
night beard precinct No. 10 80
% Esther Hsndriekson. clerk
day and night board pre-
% clnet No. 10 ........... 80
0olda Finnsll. clerk day and
% night board preoinet No. 10 80
Belle Parker. clerk day and
% night board prseiaet Ne. 10 90
20. Collnan. olork d.y aAd
a nlRhk h0Anh Nv,nn npaNlnaA 4 a
The Snowflake herald., 1918-07-26

News reached here Sunday of
the death of William M. Whipple
which occurred at San Francico
July 20 from the effects of an
operation for appendicitis. Young
Whipple was in the Army SER
vice, being drafted from Idaho,
where he had lived several years.
He was a son of Edison Whipple
of Show Low, where he was
reared to manhood. He was a
brother-in-law of Joel w. Flake.
He died on his 28th birthday.
The body was shipped to Show
Low where burial took place
Thursday of this week. The re-
mains were accompanied home
by a brother, John L. Whipple,
met at Holbrook by Joel Flake
and others. Arriving at Snow
fake the funeral cortege was
halted at the Whipple hotel for
a short time.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-07-26
0Land Of Lanterns"

Among the Chinese there has exist
ed for ages a passion for fireworks and
lanterns. In every city, at every port
and on every river and canals as soon
as night comes on, the lanterns make
their appearance. They are hung out
at the door of every dwelling; they
swing as pendants to the angles of the
pagoda; they form the fiery crown of
every shop front; they cluster round
the houses of the rich and light up
the novels of the poor; they are borne
with the carriage of the traveller, and
they swing from the yards and masts
of his vessel.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-07-26
How to Go Up Stairs.

How do you go upstairs? With your
body bent over? And clinging to the
banister? That isn't the way to profit
by stairclimbing. Going upstairs is a
fine chance for body training. People
who know its value in physical culture
go upstairs in a prescribed way. This
is how to do it: You pause lightly
on the balls of your feet; you lift your
chest; you inhale good long breath ;
then you go up easily and quickly as if
you were lifted by your chest. Seei
Try it.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-07-26
N O

The whereabouts of the per-
sons named below, who are quail
flied electors of Navajo county,
and who are either in Military
or Naval service of the United
States, is unknown to this office.
In order that each of them may
have an opportunity to vote IN
the general election this year,
(as provided by law,) it will be
appreciated if any person, know
ing the whereabouts of any of
them, will advise the underSign-
ed. Every person, under the
law applying to this matter, is
expected to help in every way
possible.
The names of these parties are
as follows:
Woodruff:
Herman, Ullyses S.
Snowflake:
Gutierrez. Napolian
Piety, Guy E.
Romero, Frank
Willis, John William
Taylor:
Gonzales, Ben
Howard, Jack H.
Hancock, JOS. Heber
Perez, Patriclo
Perea, Abado
Shumway, Richard F.
Shumway, Rex
Willis, Franklin L.
Show Low:
Adams, Fred L.
Brewer, Wilford w.
Lucero. Isodro
Merrill, Clyde
Linden:
Reidhead, G. H.
Silver Creek:
Bazan, j. A.
Pinetop:
Colvin, Harry T.
Shumway:
Grace, George Frank
Lakeside:
Kelly, ]. B.
Pinedale:
Padilla, Felipe
Whiteriver:
Davis, Lawrence A.
Elkins, Ray
Powell, VIM. M.
Wood, Ernest G..
Keams Canyon:
Calvert, Bernice B.
Kear, Chas. R.
Perkins, Lewis E.
PAULINE WOODS,
County Recorder,
7-26 St
The Snowflake herald., 1918-07-26

There are strong indications that
the price of corn meal and other sub
stitutes for wheat flour will be reduced
within the next few weeks. The Food
Administration at Washington has
sent out a warning to all millers of
substitute grains and to wholesale and
retail dealers in these products, call
ing their attention to the fact that at
the present prices paid for corn and
oats, cornmeal and oatmeal should be
selling at least 20 per cent below the
price of wheat flour, and that corn
and barley flour should be selling at
least ten per cent below wheat flour.
The high levels ruling in grains as
a result of car shortages and stormy
weather last winter have now fallen
materially with greater freedom of
transportation and the stocks accumu-
lated by manufacturers and traders at
the prices ruling then should have
been generally liquidated by this time,
1t is held Investigations will be made
In all cases where the dealer Is be-
lieved to be charging more. than a fair
profit on substitutes.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-07-26

At the earnest solicitation of many
friends, and their persistent requests
for me to become candidate for sheriff
this fall, have decided to do SO, and
l hereby announce my candidacy on the
redublican ticket for the office of sheriff
of Navajo county. l desire to take this
opportunity to thank the many good
people who have supported and assisted
me in the administration of my duties
during the past two years.
r. L. NEWMAN.
The Snowflake herald., 1918-07-26
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The Snowflake herald., 1918-07-26

l hereby announce myself
candidate for the nomination of
county treasurer, subject to the
action of the democratic voters
at the primary election. Septem-
Der 10th. j. M. Patterson.