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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-05

10 Whom Il nay Concern:
whereas. TIE trout and other 6sh
frequentiag the watsrs Of klamath
River and Spsncsr Creek. In klamath
County. STATE Of Oregon. ars being
threstsnsd with sxtlaction from -.
csssivs angling and other causes. and.
Whereas. TIE STATE Board Of Fish
and Game Connissionsrs 10 desirous
Of protecting The tseut and other Ash
frsqusating ssia klamath River and
Spencer Creek. ia Klamath County.
State Of Oregon:
Now, therefore. notice 10 hereby Civ.
sn By the STATE Beard Of Fish and
Game Comaissioaees that all Of said
klamath River from . point eight
hundrsd (s0o) feet below the lower.
most postion Of the eoa1usacs Of said
Klamath River and Spencer Creek. to
. polat two hundred (3o0) fest above
the uppsrnost portion Of the connu.
snee Of ssid streams: also oil that
pestlea ef Spsaesr Greek and IL trib-
utassss II Klamath County. State Of
oro0eo, betweea The eon0usoce Of
sal1 0psaese Creek and klamath Riv.
q ss1 Q peist % said spsnesr Creek
vhses ths present pipe line diverts
the water from aeid Spencer Creek.
above what b known q the Spencer
Creek ~ Haecheey. % Or adjacent
70 The psopssty sew leased by the
state Of oseeoa soe Matching pur.
posss. sre and each Of then b hereby
closed 70 ashing of any kind for trout
and othse Ash from and after the
istA day Of February. 1913. until
ssiA streams ars again opened to
1shiag.
Asd Il b aad shall b unlawful to
take Of asA for tsout o. other Ash In
any OF The above named closed waters
during the period Of time above spsei.
Aed.
Any one found violatiag the provi.
sioas Of this order will - prosecuted
% b. statute provided.
Dated at Portland. Oregon. this
18th day OF January. 1918.
STATE BOARD or FISH
AND GAME COMMISSIONERS.
BY James Withyeombe. Commissionsr
Dy I. N. Flsisehnsr. Commisionsr
BY ,. u. Wssrsa. Conmisionsr
By G. ,. 0toae. Connissiousr. s.l3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-05

To Whom Il may Concern:
Whereas. The trout and other Deb
inhabiting the waters Of Four Ai1e
Lake and Four Mile Greek for . a..
tance Of one-half mile below 10 out
let from said lake. situate IN Town
ship 80 south. range 6 east. william.
ette Meridian. In Klamath County.
State Of Oregon. are being thrsatsnsd
with extinction from excessive angling
and other causes: and.
Whereas. The State Board OF Fish
and Game Commissioners 10 desirous
Of protecting the trout and other ash
inhabitipg ,SAs waters OF said Four
Mile LAKE. Hl9 Four Mile Creek for .
distaasd u i6Ss-haif mile below IL
outlet tr4n| said lake. situate b
Township ~ south. range 8 east. VII.
lametts I, Meridian. In Klamath coua.
~. STATE Of Oregon:
Now. therefore. BY authority Of law
vested In the said STATE Board of yish
and Game Commissionsrs. notice =
hereby given that said Four Mile
Lake and Four Mile Creek for Q Dc.
tance OF ons-half mile below IL out
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-05
SuggesdonsFor
NewHooverD Diet

CORVALLIS. Fob. 6.--T0 help
psrplsxed housewives out Of tho din.
ea'''es imposed by tho latest sdict OF
inc food administration. Dean Milan
o' the home economies department Of
'ne Oregon Agricultural College has
onered several suggestions.
The new order stipulstss that the
housewives must purchase with every
o'dsr OF flour q certain amount Of
uour substitutes" said Dean Milan.
ana OF course they will want to use
.aem all TO the best advantage. But
'nsy are not called upon TO uss them
:" IN bread making. and so may uss
'A!t a. cereals and In puddings.
Corn meal. rolled oats and oat
"ea'' barley -four and rice and pota.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-05
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice

To Whom II May Concern:
Whereas. The trout and other hsh
inhabiting tho waters Of Seven Mile
Creek. situate 10 Klamath County.
State OF Oregon. are being thrsatsnsd
with extinction from excessive
angling and other causes. and.
Whereas. The State Beard Of Tish
and Game Commissioners 70 dssirous
Of protecting the trout and other Ash
inhabiting the waters Of ssid Seven
Mile Greek. situate In klamath Coun.
~. State Of Oregon:
Now. therefore. By virtue Of Law
vested In the said State Board oe vish
and Game Commissioners. notice d
hereby given that said Seven Nile
Creek. situate In said klamath Coun.
~. State Of Oregon. from 10 eoaau.
ence with Weed canal TO . poiat o.
said Seven Mile Creek where Short
Creek flows into same in Section IS.
Township 80. south. range . sase.
Willamette Meridian. In said Khan.
ath County. State Of Oregon. 10 hereby
closed 70 fishing Of any kind Or u
any manner. for trout or other Aah.
from and after the 18th day Of -.
ruary. 1918. until ssid creek % ssaia
opened to fishing.
And II sbail b Unlawful tor asy
person TO take or hsh for troat -
other nsh In the above aeos1 sSeos1
waters during the psrio1 Of tios
above specified.
Any and all persons whensoevee
fishing In violation Of this oe6er VIII
be prosecuted - by statute peovids1.
Dated At Portland. Oregoa. this
18th day Of January. 1913.
STATE BOARD OF FISH
AND GAME COMMISSION 0NERo.
by James Withycombs. Connissioase
by I. N. Fleischnsr. ConnAssioaee
by r. N. Warren. Commissioase
by c. r. Stone. Comnissiossr. s.11
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-05

Notice . hereby given that under
and by virtue OF . writ Of execution
h foreclosure. Issued out Of the Cir.
cult Court Of the STATE Of Oregon. for
Tie ceuSl1 q Klamath. h the ease Of
4. crsasGa. plsiatiR. ~. George y.
Heath. e. u. AsssaAaats. Equity No.
90. vhisA sai6 win was dated the
sstA oe January. 1913. I Win. On the
- day q. March. 1915. ct the front
1oor es the eoust house Of klamath
Coaaty. 0reeea. b The CITY OF Khan.
atA yalls. Oregon. st the hour OF .
o'elesk ,. H.. o. said date. proceed to
ssll q public auction. 70 The highest
bidder eoP eash. the fellowins dsserib.
q prs0ises. - VT:
Ths south halt q the southeast
quarter ee ssetioa -: the north.
west quarter Of the northeast quar-.
tse Of section ~: and the north.
Vese quarter q ths southeast quar-.
tsr: and The northvsst quarter Of
The aosthwsse quarter Of section IL.
ia township % south. range 9 east
OF The Willamette Meridian. In
klamath County. Oregon. contain.
Ing 800 aersA
or % much thereof - may b neees.
sasy % satissy Judgment rendered
IN the above entitled case on the 18th
day ee January. 1913. which said
judgment 10 tor the sum Of seven hum
drsa nine and $1,000 dollars
(e7oS.SO with interest thereon from
the 18th day Of January. 1913. at the
rate Of 10 per cent per annum. and
the further sun Of one hundred two
and Ss.loo dollars (loa.3S) with In.
terest, thereon from said 18th day Of
January. 1913. at the rate Of 9 per
eeat per snaum. and sixty dollars
(eeo.oo) attorneys fssss. and the
further sun Of thirty.six and So.l0o
dollars (eSe.so) costs. the further
sun os eight Aundred sixty and 3.lo0
dollars (esso.o3) upon plaintiffs 80.
oad eauss Of action. and the costs ana
sxpeasee q thh sals oa execution.
ono. L. HUMPHREY.
oAeelg q Klamath County, Oregon.
~ BURT 4 HAWKINS. Deputy.
3e.s.11.le-9o.
IN q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-05
Large Group Is
CaledFor Friday.

Albert Morton Pike. klamath Falls.
Harry J. Lytis. BONANZA.
Leonard Furbush. AiGoma.
Carl Frederick Young. Han Francisco
Floyd Sylvester Hail. Emporia. Kan.
Commodore p. Robinson. Oisns.
Thomas Francis Littieaeid. klamath
Fails.
Walter Graham. Happy Camp.
Sorsn Dyhr Frsderikson. II Pine.
bryant Hamilton. Ruch. Oregon.
i.atty William Gci1er. Sterling City,
Calf.
Fiorinda Marin. ti0rnbrook. Calf.
Tgnasi0 Provensano. Portland.
I.cwis Claude Eppsnheimer. Athianc,
Calf.
Ord Leroy McGreGor. Klamath Fails,
Loo Earl Todd. Portland. .
Elmer Henry Ketchum. San Francis.
co. Calf.
Frederick q. Markwardt. klamath
Falls.
Gsacona TOrssan. Aisoma.
Lawrence Joseph G0bcr. klamath
Falls.
John Loren Turner. Gerber. Calf.
Nccis Carl Jensen. klamath Falls.
Lafe Dryden. Waterford. Calf.
Thomas Alfred Warner. klamath
Falls.
/ Frank Leslie Ward. klamath Falls.
Oscar N. Morgan. klamath Falls.
Andrew MartinsOn. klamath Falls.
David DowiinG. klamath Falls.
Joseph liigisr. San Francisco. Calf.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-05


ea''ed 10 aPp'~' o''''' WV '' "a
emption board Tor phys'csl exam'na'
uon on Friday. February Sth:
u.,o,a com,.v Mcrrvmaa. Klamath
p.,,.
- v .
'~'"''
uran' "arr''o" Soos' S"au'"s'
Alexander Edward Noble. l.orells.
Walter W, Vincent. Al9oma.
Leonard Roscoe Roger. Silver Lake.
Lloyd Elwen wilson. klamath Falls.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-05

to -four may BE- used In yeast bread ~
substitutes for ons-fourth 70 one
third OF the wheat -four. The rolled
oats especially make IN excellent
bread. Bread with any Of these sub
stitutss 10 mads precisely - bread
without them.
THE use OF substitutes % cereals
and breakfast foods makes q pleasant
change In the menu. Dy mixing dried
prunes. slightly cooked and seeded
with the cooking barley. breakfast
food or Other cereals. . delightful
breakfast dish 10 obtained. Corn
starch may bs used 10 thicksn graviss
and soups. A good cheese pudding ID
made by using layers Of sliced corn
meal mush instead Of slices OF bread"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-05

Investigate the new low coss uSs,
Mc.dsnt snd heaIth policies " The
Travellers. and you'll want % sign on
the dotted line. See CiLicOte. I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-05

yond the ability OF many pupils.
The new system. Installed BY Prin'
oipal r. A. Thompson Of ssntous
school, b an adjunct to the federal
thrift plan. and run on the same plan'
The school printed small folders
prepared In Ito own print shop. with
spacss for ave stamps; II also printed
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-05
Mckle Thrift Stamps
Used In Los Angeles

0s ANGELES. Feb. 6.-school
s "' stamps. In denominations OF s
y, ". each. have helped the students
>. ssn'ous intermediate school here
49,, ..eu'rs full cards OF Unitsd States
~. ' stamps without investing Q
..,s ..s quarter at . time. which the
'''' 'a'd was . anaueial feat b.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-05

This unique patch holds all tho time.
Tho customers all say that Il 10 hne:
And every time you ses . wise auto
Ito has Moco Monkey Grip close Al
hand.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-05

Wc feel that we do you . real ser;
vice whom We soil you Monkey Grip.
Once tried on tires and tubes you will
not be found without Il.
II EVANS 4 BALM.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-05

Now b the time 70 bay . hoss u
the Klamath Basin. Ask Chilcoee for
prices on houses. lots. basinsss Prop.
erly, farms and ranches. 1
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-10-11

JOINT SESSIONS
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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-10-11

over Colorado, Nebraska. Kansas and
Dakota wheat
Samuel Lafcombo Of nirtie. Mani
toba. won the wheat sweepstakes las;
year. while seaser Wheeler. Rosthcrn
Saskatchewan. took down the Bis
money the two previous years
a determined effort viii be made
by several prominent wheat grower.
IN the United States 10 keep the
trophies and cash prizes in this coun
Try this year.
The International soll.Products Ez
position is to be held at Kansas City
October 1896.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-10-11

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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-10-11
~ gos a HbLFsUsHEL o.
WHEAT.

Ths total SD0uni Of cab arc
trophy prizes that uay ~ Eoa " The
be-, exhibit u wheat A. he llisrns
tionai s0ilProduefs Efposiiiol hit
year IL 1915 Champion phsti grvw
srb throughout he TINTED ats'ss tnc
Canada enter into Lively ooupstitiDr
sseh year Cor thsss Grsa, priIst Car
s1iah growers hare been HinHing f0f
several year. BET By a eioss MARIN
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-10-11
When | Come Home!

II WHEN come home and leave behind
i wv Dark things would not cal to mind,
IN taste good ale and bome-msde bread
4 And sec white sheets and pillows spread
i And there Is who'll softly creep
| To kiss me, ere fall asleep
And tuck me meath the Counterpart,
And shall be boy again
When come bonsl
WHEN come home, from dark to light
| w And tread the rosdwsys long and white
And tramp the lanes hamped Of yore,
| And see the village greens once more
The tranquil farms the meadows free,
The friendly trees that nod to me- u
And hear the lark beneath the sun,
| 'TDM Be good pay for Dha Foe done
When come homsl
LESLIE coULSoN
VG1 Aasn odZSi0
Twill be good payl" 1t is the only re-
ward they ask these fighting men of ours
to come home, victorious. 1t is the debt
we owe can we pay it in full2 No. But
we can do all we can do
Save and try in some small way to pay
our debt to those who have fallen. Save
honorably-m make religion of it-nothing
we can do today here at home touches so
closely the heart of me For saving saves
life. Bonds save life. If you buy greatly
you will help some strong, clean American
boy, in whose heart is ringing the words
when leone home"-really to win through
Ito return to us-a victorious crusader
a mothers sentative and well and home
againl
Buv Liberty Ronds
toNour VeryUtrnost
sI This Space Contributed to Winning the War by sss
The Snyder Signal
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30
ARE
FIGHTING FOR YPRES
HEAVY COMMANDMENT ALL
ALONG THE LINE-LONG
RANGE GUNS TO BOM-
BARD PARIS.

London, April 29.-An intense
ho~mbardment from artillery concen-
tration is in progress from La Basse
TO south of Houtholst forest and
from Vimy to Lens.
The French now hold the entire
Village of Lucre, west of KENNEL,
says the official statement from the
war office today.
During the night the British ad-
vanced their line east of Villers-Bre-
tonneux, on the front before Amiens.
In the vicinity of Lucre the French
by counter attack yesterday after
400 and evening, drove the Ger
mans from the remainder of the
ground they had gained in the norm.
ing. The Germans having been
heavily repulsed all along the north
ern front, the night passed in COM
oaratiye quiet.
Throwing in thousands of new
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30

train to Dell Rapids, called there on
account of the illness from appendi-
citis of his granddaughter, Marietta,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.
Mcdonnell, of Winfred. Marietta is
a pupil in the Sisters school at Dell
Rapids and spent the Easter season
with her grandparents in this city,
She is aged Is years.
Last evening in the Methodist
church a brotherhood was organized
A number of men who had had ex,
Derience in other places with such an
organization told what they knew
about such brotherhoods, and it was
Unanimously agreed to start such q
brotherhood in this church. Twenty.
two men have enrolled themselves
for membership. A constitution was
adopted and some committees ap'
pointed, and it was agreed to meet
two weeks from last evening in the
same place for the purpose of elect.
ing officers.
Enlistments in the navy have not
kept pace with the requirements Of
that branch of the service, the loca.
board is advised, and they are in
structed to urge the recruiting il
that branch. The board will release
from their lists those who express
desire for enlistment in the navy
though they have heretofore been re
l~uctant to release them for that pur
pose. They have not been allowed
any credits for navy enlistments, anC
find it difficult enough to fill tkeil
quotas from the men in the classe!
| they have at hand.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-30

INFESTED cows may be sold within the
city, and that the testing must be
done by May /. These men are be-
ing sent here without cost other than
for their local transportation to
make the tests. 1t was decided that
if the milk sellers wanted to sell
milk they must meet the require
ments of testing. And they could
ook out for the transporting of the
veterinarians. The commission
spoke as though they were going to
do Hindenburg things. to persons
selling milk from INFESTED cows
within the city, pasteurized or not.
They passed the buck to T. A. John
son, who vas to pass the same sign
on to the important dealers.
City Attorney C. J. Porter was
commissioned to compile and ar
range the city ordinances. These
aws have not been brought together
since 1916, and some of the less used
ones are difficult to find in the bulky
and u~nindexed volumes in the au-
ditor's office.
To those who have made no eff
fort to get water meters in the city
is going to act real sternly. On May
l there is a promise of a wholesale
shutting off of water, and Ed Raj
ferty will be a busy man, inoced.
Time will be extended to those who
have made some preparation or ar
rangements.
Melvin Grinager asked for permits.
sion of city carriers to ride bicycles
on the city walks in the performance
of their duties. This was referred to
the city attorney to draw an amend
ment to the ordinance.
The city was disappointed in the
man whom they selected to do the
house numbering, and they decided
to employ another me-. Mayor Rob-
ertson said he knew of one, but
maintained a mysterious silence as
to his identity. The commission de-
cided to allow the mayor to set his
unknown at the work.
The superintendent of lights, f.
G.. Quarnstrom, reported that the
aalls of many business and residence
blocks were using city electricity
without meters or remuneration to
he city. Also some city employees
were receiving the same service free.
The matter was referred to the may
or, who is to look into it."
Commissioner A. G.. Schmidt was
entrusted with the enterprise Of
renting the south portion of the nal
ozark on Egan venue s, with a view
TO having it plowed and planted Il
beans or potatoes. Since a circu!
plowed through this ground in we
weather it has been in a rough state
1.-THE idea is to have it worked up il
G crop for a year or so, then to leve
it out carefully and seed it to grass
Complaint was also made that the
wind or something continues to carr!
+ cards of the fence to such distances
that they cannot be found.
The immediate cares of public of
flee were terminated by the motion
20 adjourn.
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Amsterdam, April 30.-Three new
long range German guns. made at
Dusseldorf fer the bombardment of
Paris, according to the correspond
ent of Les Nouvelles, at Maastricht,
passed through Belgium last Friday
in the direction of France.
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.roops, the Germans are making a
desperate effort to drive back the al
lied lines in Flanders and capture
Ypres and the hill positions in the
southwest. Many attacks in strong
force, aided by powerful artillery
fire, have been futile and the allied
soldiers are standing firm while in
flicting severe losses to the enemy.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

/ hereby that ! am a
candidate for reelection to the Of
flee of county judge subject to the
decision of the voters of the repub-
lean party at the May primaries
A. w. Sponholz.
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TO WATER USERS.

All patrons of the city water serv-
ice are required to pay SO in advance
on or before the 10th OF May, pay
able at the auditors office. BY or
der of the city commission.
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THE CITY.

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Fair tonight and probably
Wednesday; warmer tonight and
east portion Wednesday.
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Paris, April 30.-Heavy artillery
lighting occurred last night north
and south of the Avre, in the sector
of Noyon and along the Disc, the war
office reports.