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C. 4 S-Todo3 los nacionales y

{. A. S-Iodo3 los naclona!eS y
extranjeros que el 5 - -@lo O.
ano pasado hayan estado comp-endi-
dos entire las edades de p y 81 amos
Y los que para el 5 de JUNO de este
ano havan cumpiido IL edad de q
amos deben estar registrados. Los pri-
! meros deben haberse registrado el
ano pasado, en- Ia fecha mencionaca,
Y los otros deben haberlo hecho en-
Ia pronia fecha del presente ano. Los
que no Sc hayan registrado son reos
del delito de no haber cumplido con
Ia ley del rec!utamiento dada por el
! gob;erno de este pals Y en- c~ualquler
tempo en- Ii Sc les ac,arc e! delito
que cometieron seran aprehendidos,
juzgados Y castigados, sin peri licio
de ser consignados al ~servic;o de las
armas los que deban p~restar!o, va
sea por ser ciuGadanos de este pals @
va porque no pueden justificar debl-
damente. este IS, con los dOcumento5
necesarios tcarta de ~c.udadanla, acta
del registro. civil o f6 de bautismo),
ser extranjcros. Ademas, posterior-
mente a 81 registro, deben haber re-
cibido unos cu~estionarios Y deben ha-
: herlos remitido despues de habe- con-
testado q las diferentes p-eguntas que
! en- ellos - les hacen, 2 la Comisi0n de
rechutamiento que Sc los haya envia-
DO Y posteriormente, ain, deben ha-
be- rec:bido su ~tarjeta de c,asifica-
cion en- cuya clase quinta deben estar
consiGerados 81 es que han demostra-
co plenamente ST. c~iudadania m"Xica-
ma.
e. hecho dc cue TN nexicaEo haya
! prestado sus servicios en- el ejerciJo
federal no puede. en- n alguna,
c:limirlo de- que cumpla con Ia ley de
recIutamicrto de este pals, nj aun
/ en- Q! case de que haya estado Pri-
! s~ionero en- ell fuerte Wingate del Es-
taGo d. Nuevo Mexico iuntamente
/ con los den5s miembros del refer!do
! eiercito que forrnabaH la Division
lie! Norte.
Los Consoles mexicanos Gcnen IA
obligation &c expedir las caTtas de
fciudadania. no siendo ~necssario acu-
DIR q la Sccretaria de Rslaciones del
Gcbierno de C2rranza, para obtener-
las. En- case de que los archives pI-
b.ico5 del ldgar en- Gonde maya siGU
Tcgistrado ell intereSado hayan Sido
qUenados Y cue tampoco sc pueda
coaseguir Ia fe dc bautismo Dor una
causa analoga, eStas c4cUn5tanclas
dcherin ser puestas en- c~onocimiento
d5l Consul para que las tome en- con
side7acion ' no eXija requisites III
poS!blas de lienarsc para expedir ell
nenciocado documento. En- case de
tener aleana dificultad, debera dirI-
Girse al Embaiador meyicano en-
Washington exponiendcle su situa-
ci0n y. p-~cguntaDdoie Ell CUE forma
podra c0nsecuir Ia carta de cuidada-
MA cue recesita.
rs cast SECURE que en- la SecretarTa
de Guerra de este pals cxistan docr.
mertos references = los individuos
que e~stuvieron ~prisioneros en- ell Fuei-
te Wingatc por el motivo va indicado,
pcro aunque ash sea. cada individGo
tiere Ia obligation de ~presentar los
documentos necesarios para iustificar
Su calid&d de ~extranjero. pues ei &C.
bierno De este pals no tiene por qu5
preocunarse de propocciorar csas
puebas aunque las tenga.
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Ccgemcs 81 "Uuiverssr' Y leemcs: . :.
"El senCC Cara2za quierc sue, en-
Mexico, 50 cstablezca definiIiva-
uerte I'M gcbSe-EC G~anoc-arca!:'
Y !reCc tcmamcs un iibro dc lie
Ben Y venues:
''Querer IN gohierGo democratico
SIN i;hGrrima impranta que fCrme
Ia cCnciercia nacional; sin sufra-
gio amDiiSimo que sc eXprese la Vs.
iuntad nacicnal, y sin aqueltGs insti
tuciones ADMINISTRATORS donde Sc
con.cnga Y resarrolle la vida ma
cional, eS tant0 como querer que
Fl cerebrC humane Sc alec sObre
ia espi7a dCrzai de III p~aqriGe-mc
Y Sc aiimeRte ccn q eSt6mago de
IN rumiante y Sc riegue cen Ia fra
sangre de IN reptil."
CC~nSecuencia: lie Ben esta loco con
den Eeaustian0 eSta hacienda TN
pan Como unaS hCstias.
. ncsctr0S 10 eatenGer0oS pasotada
de est2S ccSas.
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PEDRO RECIO.
Censaran eli M&XICo
CTisnc dc la Ia

ramente desde Ia frontera q IA ciudad
de Mexico. toda Ia correspondence pro
cedente de los EstaGos UnidoS, no sc
sabe 4 que obedece. Is indudable que
Ia corrasDondencia cS sometida 4 Ia
censura de Ia oiic:na general de CO.
rrcos dc Ia capita. meXicana, por mas
que no haya sido decretada n censura
previancnte.
Ell objeto de ccnsura~ Il corraspon-
denc;a dirigida de este pals es, quizas,
eli dc averiguar el gobie-no 81 los chi
grades estan en- communication con los
revo!ucionarios Que luchan N el terri
torio n~acional.
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PUNTOS SODRE LAS les

Den Venustiano feiicit0 a MIR. Pom
care per e II de julie. Y le die que
Ia revoluci5n meXicana tenia mu-
chcs puatcs de ~cCntacto con II
fraaCeSa.
" no 10 sa5e todayia bien den We
nustiaES!. FL dia en- que ei. y ca
krsEa, y Aguirce Gerianga, y otros
CcrTan IL suerte de Marat, Robes
TtCEc y EaEton, 7uestra revoiu-
ci0n ten6ra mas parecid0 con aque
liza, Y mayor, sin duda, sera mes
Go regocljC, y mas ailljdad ten
GremoS cen los fr2lceseS.
Per de Frcnto, hay cue ccnfoTmaTse
con les dias del Terror Que 0 los
diaS en- que SiYim0s.....
En- Ia reception dada al Cuerpo Dr.
picnltico, en- Ia ciudad DC Mexico,
con motive 4e la fiesta FRANCESCA,
don Yeuusliano dijo que 81 era YER
c2d cue Sc ca1ne1Jrata ia Ges-
Guc.ioa de La R1Sul1, 20 qCsTia
deciEse con csto que So ccfaSrcra
a GeSIucc!6n te; cdificio, sf@1 10
que nj destruction quisc siGufi-
ca---....
TAh, vaya,- .Resine1ts 3Sn Venus
1lro 10 - tan oc-tc de vista CO.
ED = rr!rtc-a Gcn pzrsee- Es Sgu
do ' 1aiicicS2, ' 12oe Uuy hiea,
en- 81 papcf de aPGsto!. dc ma2ear
N ~tcrIzsrte rrevo I h iuterpreta-
c:6r c&a EStaTiz, aEr2 que LIS
C~lu=-ZS.cSeS Gle VcaE1n no Re.aa
IL Pzta Y caTgm en- Ia vuIgaridad
de creer Cue 81 2StD heroIcc del
rrecio frances ccnzISio q elar-
tclar 81 pico : L pals para dar
al t-SSte cen les TxI.cS dc aQuctta
C-;sE6p, siuo n rc-per para sism-
pre- LIS cadES De Ia sclcyitad.
qGe Ia Grcp0!tsbz los tcbiiIos.
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Moctczuma. Morenci. Arizona
Para los dates qJe desea r~efereates
al libro que nos indica de5era dirI-
girzc q la Liberia del senior Ignacio
E. Lozano. 1i6 North Santa Rosa
Ave, San Antonio. Texas.
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Una information de Innsbruck q
"a "Neue Freie Presse" de Yiena Ia
confirmado que el bomba-deo de Ia
planta electrical de Soreatale por los
aviones aliados fue coronado por 81
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DOhie ceasura.
Dicha correspondence, pues, Gueds

Dicha correspondence. pues, Gueda
sujeta a Gobie censura. ben sabido
es que todaS las cartas que Sc envian
. Mexico pasaa por Ia oficina del Cen
scr. conforme a 10 diSpuesto por u ley
aprobada por ell CongreSo, como result
tadc de Ia entrada de los tstadCs Uni
dos a IA guerra. Pues bien, esas car
tas, paSadas previamente por ei cen
sor americana, en- cuanto Sc reciban
en- Nuevo Laredo, sch remitidas cirec-
camente a Ia capital dc IA Rspubiica,
en- donde peTmanecen dc5erminado
tempo, al cabo del cu2l son remiJidas
a Ia oficina de correos a dorde al
dirigidas para su Distribution.
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Tods Ia correspondence rela"ionada
con esta secci6n. Gebe vcHlr dirlgida
asi: La Prer.sa,"-Secci6n de Con-
suitas. l2o n. Santa Rosa Ave--Las
consultes que t-aten de cueStiorcs .
Amor y de S~ociedad." deberan traer
"a misma dircccloa. a~E-csando SOFA
r,erte Ia paiabra "LeSci2". Para to-
das las consultas que requis-an COZ
JesSaci6n prirsda IS precise inciUir
us essampilla &c q tres Iav
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DERE %RECURRIRSE
AUN ESPECIALISTA

WIN Lin iSpoio
Los g-andes exitos cue u~ al
canzado du-ante el ejercieio de mi
parte. al hecho de cue ne consa-
grade la mayor parte de mi vida
al estudio y practica de las enfcr-
medades de los hombres tn:eamen-
te. investizardo Y ~aplieando STEM
pre- los metodos EaS efieaccs: pues
siempre. y no hay cue olridarlo.
hago uso de los procedimicntos
mas rcrisntes de que dispone Ia
ciercia.
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Den Ruben II. Campos, que escr;he
centre dcs tunes. en- lugar de es-
cribir entire. .~.rejaS, dice en- Il
Universal"
"Janas naci0n ningu1a, en- n;nguna
etapa del tempo, habia rscihido
las dcmcstraciones de simFat;a cue
recibi6 Frarcia en- a coanem07a-
ci6G &c su fiesta n~scional."
Modestia, senor. Y NADIA mas que no
destia- listed Sc olvida de Mexico
cuando eutro don Panchito; Y luego
en:r0 Obregon con su naTada de "a
quis; y luego cuando Villa ' nor
UIaiio Sc sentarGn en- la siiia de
.Juarez.
Nc. hcmbre. ESQ era simpat;a, Y ESQ
demonstration, Y So, fiesta nacional.
Y 10 demas, pal gato.'
TIBERIO.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-23

may have on United States Pacific In
terests.
An advance npon VladIyoatOk and
rossesslon of this Russian port would
put Germany In n position 10 threaten
Japan and. n able to overcome japan
ESQ opposition. 10 proceed against
American Interests IN the Pacific. Til,
would be accomplished, II is claimed,
first thru lsolating Russia from Wet
ern Europe by the creation OF string
OF buffer states on the western border
and Of the Baltic and Black Seas. and
secondly. by peacefully" penetrating
the Russian state until It IS dominat-
ed entirely. both politically and eco
nomically. by German brains and Ger
man capital.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-23
Notice 70 Contractors


Plans and specifications for the re-
modelling and completion OF the pres
ent court house In Hot Springs Addi-
tiOn. for klamath County. Klamath
Falls. Oregon. can be seen at the office
of the county clerk OF klamath Coun-
ty. Oregon. aud at Architect u. Il.
McClaran's office at Portland, Oregon.
for which bids will be received until
noon. March 2Oth, 1913. Bids will
also be received ON an alternate plan
for new building. plans are on Ole at
county clerks office. klamath County.
Oregon. Each bidder bidding must
bid on both the remodeling and the
alternate.
A certified check Of 10 per cent Of
bid to accompany bid. guaranteeing q
contract will be signed
and bond given. the County Court re-
serves the right to reject any and oil
bids. and to let the work to the best
interests Of the county.
G. r. DD LAP,
3l-30t Clerk OF County Court
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-23
Drive On Pacific By
Huns Is Suspected

WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.--Military
circles In Washington are not In
clined entirely 10 dIscredit the theory
that Gerinany's much hcralded thrus,
on the western front In Intended what
Il In reality 10 be n drive on Ameri-
ca's interests In the Pacific.
In fact. u has been unoniciaiiy nd.
mitted the possibility OF such a cam
paign In not being recognized for the
first time. but that for some weeks
suspicious have bosH entertained as
To Bcrlin's motive In advertising the
contemplated drive In tho west.
With the resumption Of the Teu-
tonic drive Into Russia, OstensIbly TO
wipe bolshevikism on the face OF tho
earth forever., and the announcement
that the stage IL set for the thrust on
the western front coming simultane-
ouSly. tho fact that the whole cam
paiEn is possibly ono OF camonaage Is
kecnly interesting American military
authorities. n nothing else, In fact.
there wore those who hintcd broadly
that America already has taken steps
To Illustrate any Intentions Berlin
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-23
ron SALE At 4 BARGAIN

Nine room modern house on Wash.
lngion street, one and a half blocks
from nigh school, and three blocks
fIoin Main. This can be had at a
price that you cannot buy the material
required to build this home for today.
This does not include the hardware,
plumbing fixtures, etc. or the cost of
labor. THIS is the biggest bargain in
klamath Falls today. II will not re-.
main long on the market. for the
rrlce ashcd. Bargains are getting
soarcer every day IN klamath Falls.
tbs home rents easily, and will give
het'"r than - per cent on invest
mant. Some terms.
Soc n. T.. Smith, or address box
ZIG, Klamath Falls. Il
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81 Pauls Company, Soldiers Of The
Cross. Mrs. VI. +. Hunt. Captain.
Morning prayer, IL a. m, w. u
Foster, lay reader. e
,Your cooperation In our mission OF
ovangclism and service cordially wei.
cgHed.
Church of the Sacred Heart. corner
Of Eighth end High streets. Rev.
Nngh Maishall, pastor.
Tlrh Mass ~ $3.50 a. m.
Second Mass at 1890 a. m.
Evening ieryiccs at Z o'clock.
. .
Gospel Msslon,i0 Main street.
Song service, 2 p. IN.
Preaching services, 2:3O p. m.
Testimony and songs after preach
Ing. All lovers OF truth should at
tend. You are very cordially invited.
=. w. Mulllnnelx and co-workcrs.
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LEGAL NOTICES
STATEMENT

q. The Owner ship. Management, Cir.
cIlHtion. etc. Required bv the Act
az Congress OF August -, 1919.
OF tie Evening Herald, published
G9i'y except Sunday. at klamath
Fails, Oregon, for October 1, 1917.
State Of Oregon.
County OF Klamath. SIS:
Before me. notary public In and
for the state and county aforesaid,
personally appeared W. o. Smith, who
having been duly sworn, according to
law, Gcposes and says that he IL the
editor OF the Evening Herald. and
that tho following Is, to the best Of
his knowledge and belief. a true state.
ment OF tie ownership. management
tand II daily paper. the circulation)
etc., Of the aforesaid publication for
tf6 date shown In the above caption.
required by the Act Of August a..
1919, embodied In section 443. Postal
Laws and Regulations. printed on the
reverse side of this form. to-wit:
THE names and addresses Of the
publisher, editor. managing editor
ani business managers are:
Publisher, Herald Publishing Co. OF
klamath Falls. Oregon.
Editor, w. o. Smith. klamath Falls.
Oregon.
Managing Editor. W. o. Smith. Klam.
ath Falls. Oregon.
Business Manager. W. o. Smith.
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
2-That the owners are: (Give
nantes and addresses OF individual
owners, or, IL a corporation. give its
name and the names and addresses Of
stockholders owning or holding I per
cent cr mole Of the total amount Of
s,ocN:
W. o. Smith. klamath Falls. Ore.
Lena l.. Smith. klamath Falls. Ore.
Nate otterbein. klamath Falls. Ore.
3-That the known bondholders.
and other security hold
ers owning or holding 1 per cent or
more Of total amount of bonds. mort :
cages. or other securities are: (If
here are none, so stated:
None,
i--That the two paragraphs next
above. giving the names Of the own.
RS, stockholders and security holders.
L any, contain not only the list OF
and security holders a.
hey appear upon the books OF the
company. but also. In cases where the
tockholder or security holder appears
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-23

Notice Is hereby given that on the
9TH day Of March. 1918. At my resi-
Gence. near the Gale school house. at
the hour Of 2 O'Clock y. m. l will sell
to the highest bidder for cash In hand
one estray steer. taken up by me on
February !. 1913.
Said steer 10 marked crop and split
In left ear and under bit In right ear.
branded half circle bar In center con.
nected on right hip: color. white and
brown spotted.
Dated this 18th day Of February.
1913. (signed)
T. A. BALLS,
This notice 10 published In the
klamath Falls Herald two consecutive
weeks. beginning Saturday. February
10. 1918.
G. w. OFFIEI.D,
Justice OF the Peace Tule Lake Dis.
trict. 1898
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At the Churches

The Methodist. Baptist, Christian
and Presbyterian congregations will
meet In joint service at the Houston
opern house at 7:3O y. m. Sunday.
This serviscc will be a farewell to
Rev. w. u. Rambo Of the Christian
church. who has resigned his work
here and leaves soon for his new field
Of labor. There will be special music
BY a male quartet and solo by Mrs.
Matt Smith. Also u large male chorus
to lead the congregational singing.
Rev. W. y. Rambo will preach the
sermon. Let us show our apprccia-
tion Of the services OF these splendid
people In our city during these past
two years by giving him u large audi
ence aud q good hearing.
Tho Young Peoples Societies will
also meet In Joint session at G:3O y.
N. In the opera house.
The Christian Science Society of
klamath Falls. which is u branch or.
ganixation Of The Mother Church.
The First Church Of Christ Scientists.
In Boston. Mass. holds services at
ia South Fourth street. every sun
day morning at II o'clock aud every
Wednesday evening ut 1880. All are
welcome.
Tho lesson subject for Sunday.
February -. Mind"
Tho Sunday school session Is from
9:%6 to l0:+5 every Sunday morning.
Pupils are enrolled to the age Of go. |
The free reading room and free
lending library Is open from 2:3O to
+:30 on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
The Bible and all author
lsed Christian Science literature may
be road. borrowed or purchased.
The Church Of the Cordial Welcome
Methodist EpiscopaD.
q. O. Oliver. A. NJ, u. d., pastor;
residence ii:2 East street. Phone
,7w.
Sunday school at 10 a. M. u. NJ.
1hilc0te. superintendent.
Morning sermon. II o'clock. Sub
ect. "The Progeny OF Thoughts"
Thouhts are the parents Of things.
u deeds, Of character. OF life.
Union service ut the opera house
1 1880 y. m.
First Presbyterian Church. corner
'hird and Pine streets. Rev. Il. p.
.awrence. pastor.
"Life's Great Adventure" will be !
he subject for the morning sermon.
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Notice to CsedltOrs


Notice 10 hereby given that the un.
dersigned has been appointed BY the
County Court Of klamath County.
Oregon. administrator Of the estate
OF Dilla L. Wenner. also known % d.
l.. Wenner. deceased, and all per-
sons having claims against said e.
tate are required to present same to
me at the law once Of r. C. Groes-
beck within six months from the date
OF this notice.
Dated: January 80. 1918.
]. H. WENNER.
Administrator Estate OF Dilla L.
Wenner. Deceased.
36-1.9-l6-2S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-23

AccOunt
In the County Court Of klamath
County. Oregon.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Joseph
l.. Tull. Deceased.
Notice II hereby given that I have
fled my final account as administrat-
or Of the estate Of Joseph L. Tull de-
ceased. and the Court has set March
18th. 1918. at 10 O'Clock .. m. 40
the time for hearing objections to
such nnal account and for the settle
ment thereof. JAMES H. OWEN.
16.23-2.9.l6 Administrator.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-23
Administrator's Notice Of Final

AdminlstratOr's Notice Of Final
Account
In the County Court Of klamath
County. Oregon.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Maria
+. Tull. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that have
filed my final account as administrat-
or Of the estate Of Maria 4. Tull. de.
ceased. and the Court has set March
18th. 1913. at 10 O'Clock o. m. % the
time for hearing objections to such
final account and for the settlement
thereof. JAMES. H. OWEN,
16-23-2-9-16 Administrator.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-23
CENTRAL SCHOOL hoy
WINS HONOR

Dsibert Powell Of the Central
school 10 this city 10 IN receipt Of .
achievement pin." sent BY leaders Of
tho War Saving Stamps movement 10
Portland ~ an honor Of boing one OF
the nrst children In the state to sell
$50 worth Of the Thrift Stamps. 4
state wide campaign was conducted In
the schools last week for disposing Of
'hese stamps.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-23
Society Events Of the Week

Mrs, Alexander and Mrs. n. r, Phil.
lips 10 hoatssass. The afternoon w.,
spent in sewing. and after the bust.
moss meeting refreshments were sery.
I'd. Those present were Mesdam.u
Jesse Bailey. J. N. Lewis. J. Jacoby,
!. H. Wilmer. y. l.. Walker. ". l.. Pud.
dock. Ivy Phillips. u. 4. KNIGHT. l..
IT, Montgomery. Van Sickle. n. n.
Soodin"r. 0eor9IR Booth. Eva Combs
and Minnie Davidson os Chiloqu,n.
The club will meet nsxt time with
Mrs. RuStsmsnto.
largo number Of friends gathered
nj the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Stocchslcr on the evening of February
18Th. TO congratulate tho newly mar
ried couple. who were welded on tho
18th Of this month. Tho early part
OF tho evening was spent In playing
games. after which refreshments
were served. Following the supper
the party wont 10 tho Dairy danch
hall. and spent the time until tho wee
small hours In trsadinG tho light fan.
tastic. Everyone present departed
wishing the bride and groom all the
Happiness possible. Those present
were: Nj. and Mrs. Frank Dayton.
Clsud Dayton. Martin Hun and wife,
John Anderson. Mrs. Jack Horton.
nrs. Hasle Hugo. Mr.. and Mira. N.
Rouck. Miss Margaret Rueck. Miss
Anna Rucck. Misa Elsie Rueck. Adam
Joseph kicscl. Miss Lissy
viarra. Miss Bertha Beck. Albert
BECK. Geo. Beck. Mr.. and Mrs. Thso.
lore Fiackus. Robert Fiackus, Amel
Albert Bsrsdorf. Miss Bertha
|ieim. Glen Pearson. Miss Helen Nc.
rumber. Daniel d. Lisksy. Miss Em.
No Anderson. David Liskey. Mr.. and
1rs. John i.iskey. Albert McCumbsr.
Master Geo. Anderson. Mrs. Clara
'each and daughter. Edward Foster.
Miss Mabel Anderson. /
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-23
NOTICE OF JSTRAy

A mulcy JcrGey yeorling steer came
to my place near Dairy on January s..
1913. Branded sS on right hip: lazy
dinmond on left hip; 7E or ~ on
left ribs; boil wattlei. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying expenses. jesse ~ Drew
Dairy, Oregon. 22-it'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-23
RUsS RH0lAsEXT DEsERTx

DERLlN. Feb. 33.--A regiment Of
Fsshonisn troops has gone over to
the German colors.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-23

~. q. W. White entertained the
A ", club on Wednesday after.
soo, \, the home Of her daughter
T,, G, !. Roberts. The afternoon
~,. ,pcn, In making bandaGss Tor tha
.rrslca, department Of the Red Cross
soe,s,y, Those present were Mos.
Asme, Bratton. Cummings. Dunbar.
nosllsr. iurn. Martin. Nswnhsm'.
r.,l Rsmsby. Summers. wirts. Del.
.sll. dcrber and Obsnchain.
Nrs. Carl Cofsr entertained on
"wednesday afternoon. the time bslnG
.n.n, IN knitting for ths soldiers. Tho
,uss,s were Mesdamea q. l.. Carter.
: n. Carter. Louis Van Bsilen. q. u.
Co,sd. Harold Lincoln. Lawrence
x,nnesr, Lawrence Msha6sy. J. J..
parker. Margaret Pitts. Leslie Rogers.
isu Ryan. J. n. Watkins and Misses
ch,orsns Ryan. xspha and Jean
Rogers.
Nr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers and
NJ. and Mrs. Lawrence Msha6ey On.
,srlsinsd last Saturday evening Al q
dancing party at the Rogers homo.
n. BIG living room and diainG room
vers cleared Of furniture and beau.
tisully decorated With pink and white
carnations. daRodils and forms. Punch
vss served thruout the evening 10
ths guests. who numbsrsd about
slgAtssn couples. supper was served
st midnight at the home Of Mr. and
Nm. MshsRsy. which 10 about . block !
svsy from the Rogers homo.
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ne Happy Hour Club net on Tues.
day afternoon st the home Of Mrs. W.
n. weldon. The afternoon was spent
10 sewing. The rooms and tables
vses decorated 10 pink and wnits.
snl Mrs. Weldon pressntsd each Of
her guests with . pink carnation.
rhoss present we're Mssdamss Geo. /
Blshn. Humphrey. Summers. Emmitt.
Joha Johnson. w. p. johnson. North.
oeslnmsts. Sheets. 0hiplsy. Richard.
Dea. W. u. Wilson. wishart. Powell.
Hector aud Taylor.
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The Leisure Hour Club met on
afternoon at the homo Of
Ars. c. y. Wheeler. those present bs.
INC Mesdsmes John Martin. u. N.
Noe. Mccarthy. Van Ripsr. Manning.
Whitiock. whitman snd Van Bslisn.
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The Pythian Club Will meet nsxt
Tuesday aftsrnooa at the homo Of
1ss W. d. Cofss. SIS Jefferson
trset.
The Ladies' Of the Maeeabess Lodge
net on Thursday afternoon at the
zone Of Mrs. II. l.. Alexander. with I