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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26
Chairman Dent VIII Call It Up
for Action Tomorrow in
the Lower House.
PASSAGE rs assured
Total Outlay Provided By the
United States Exceeds So
00o,000,o0o, With More
Yet to Come.

Washington. May 25-Even a larger
army bill than had been expected was
reported to the house this afternoon by
Chairman Dent. Of the military COM
nittee.
1t carried $a.5sa34a so2.sr in cash
appropriations and s2,45S,332s01 in
contract authorizations. total of
s12,o4l,6S2 602s1.
Just before the bill went In. secre-
tary Baker sent 70 the house an in
crease in the estimates Of the quarter
masters department Of St,335.l0o.-
54-95 This was included in the bill
without delay-
Chairman Dent announced that he
would call the bill up for action Mon
day, II viii continue exclusively be-
fore the house until it is passed. Dent
viii support It despite the provision
in il which allows President Wilson
70 raise an unlimited army. TO which
he was originally opposed. House
leaders are conducting campaign to
have the bill passed unanimously.
Americas total war bill for 1919 as
known now will be apparently $23.-
303.l34541. This includes both cash
and contracts authorized. The details
follow:
Army bill. sf2.o41.sse. soss1
Ordnance {estimatedl. sS,sIs.562,-
sss 90
Military academy. s2sss.2s52s,
Total. 2,s03.l34.541ss
or this tremendous sum there is sure
70 he spent In cash $12.7o6.c390-4S
The rest is in contracts and il is esti-
mated that most of the money so au-
thorized will be spent The exact
amount depends on the speed with
which the contracts progress as pay
ments are to be made as the work
proce eds.
SO far there has not been single
adverse vote in either house TO the
military purposes eLaders believe
this record can be kept to the end of
the session. They are encouraging
such manifestations OF national SOL
idarity.
The great items in the bill reported
today are:
Pay OF army. 1.5sa,se4,745,14.
Equipment, s1IS409s,sfe0
Subsistence. se2052723s0o
Aircraft and signal. sseo.25o, s124T
Clothing. etc. 1890 10000.
Engineer work. $500. o0n 10000
Ordnance contracts. s5an. 900. 600 90
Ordnance stores. 81 .oa5,4S6 eH0 90.
Despite these enormous nsures
Secretary Baker told the house E m
mittee frankly that IL was likely the
department would run up deficiencies
and would have to come to congress
for added appropriations. The bill
Is drafted upon the superstition that
there will be three million men in the
army and that ordnance and aircraft
will be produced SUI. lcient for four
million men. Should the army, as
Baker expects, actually run y to Eve
million men. very large added sums
are expected to be required
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26
Richmond Over
Top in Second
Red Cross Drive

Richmond went over the top" yes
terday in the Red Cross campaign,
when subscriptions amounting to
something over $425.0000 were total
ed by the committee in charge. This
has passed the goal, s460 600. by about
}26,000 and THE is expected TO amount
higher on pext Monday and the total
IS expected ITO be not less than $3.50
COO.
The two pounds Of White House
wool, that waa sent 10 Governor West
moreland Davis to be auctloned for
the Red Gross. was sold last night on
the Ford hotel Tote 10 Mrs. Lucius II.
Jenkins for 500 per pound Booster
Bin pabncy acted az auctioneer. and
Governor Davis made a few remarks
urging Us sale. Mrs Jenkins will re-
reiye q personal letter from the Presi-
ient and Mrs Wilson
The thoroughbred ball OF the
famous de kol breed Of the Hoiste'7
family WAS sold to Coleman Workman
for $3@0 Il was said that the animal
had been appraised bs. stock fanc4ers
In excess Of $1,000. Thu hull was
raised In Her!co county. but Colonel
WORKMAN viii probably pa, him on his
farm Ia Chesterfield
-Four minute men" speaker were
also active sal along Broad street last
might Roth ON the corners OF sixth
aud Eighth streets they we're busliy
4raiHE THE crowds 10 subscribe. The
EHd cross "ork~re. with their flags.
collected 81 tldy sum Several soldiers
were also speakers Those who spoke
were George Bryan Alvin II Smith,
Lewis Williams ana n "a Schwarzs-
eh5ld AZ Sixth and Broad streets
Eatati HIoouber. Han Montague
x. il III flpE and James z B4Ektrs0u.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26
AccomacS Solid
For Senator Mapp

especial to The Richmond Vireinisn
Accomac, Va, May 25-About -
900 Democrats met here in mass
meeting today TO elect delegates to the
Newport News convention, which is
10 nominate candidate for congress
from the First district.
Friends of State Senator G. Walter
Mapp We're in an overwhelming ma
1ority and controlled the meeting from
beginning to end. 4 solid delegation
of his friends-thirty- four with a half
vote each-~-was selected to represent
the county in the convention next
Tuesday
On motion OF Mr.. Warner Ames the
delegation was instructed in vigorous
language to vote for Mapp at all times
No mass meeting so largely attended
has ever ben held in the county and
enthusiasm runs high for the Eastern
Shore candidate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26
MEN OF ~ ARE CALLED
TO COLORS IN ENGLAND

London, May 25.--The first draft OF
men in the forty-four year class
marched off to the training camp to-
day with the regular draft of eighteen
year olds to the accompaniment of
much cheering and waving of hats.
The wives, daughters and babies OF
the drafted men were on hand to see
them off
Sixty clergymen in the London
diocease have asked for combatant
service and arrangements have been
made for their medical examination.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26
RICHMOND EXCEEDS RED CROSS QUOTA NATION NEAR GOAL;
HUNS DELAYED BY RAINS WHICH MAKE FLANDERS MORASS;
NEW WAR REVENUE MEASURE WILL HIT HARD AT PROFITEERS
E-BOAT CRUISER SUNK
WITH ITS ENTIRE CREW

London, May GA British sub
marine has sunk German sub
marine cruiser off Cape ST. Vincent,
the admiralty announced tonight.
The British submarine on return
ing TO her base reported that she
had sunk the German submarine
on May II, while proceeding to
meet convoy.
The admiralty. In an explanatory
note, says that In view of the fact
that this IL the FIRST kubnIa rine
cruiser 10 be destroyed II has de-
parted from the usual role of mot
announcing the destruction of indi-
yidual U-hoats.
Cape ST. Vincent forms the south
western extremity of Portugal. OF
this cape have been fought a num-
Der of historic naval battles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26
ALLIED NAV|ES THROTTUNG GERMANY
AND WILL HOLD TILL VICTORY COMES,
SAYS HEAD Of THE BRITISH ADMIRAL Y

American sources but l can say for
myself and for the British r~vy that
we have heartily welcomed the com
ing Of the American fleet and that
their effective assistance and their
close and most friendly cooperation
have not only delighted but amazed
us.
In times past we have heard much
or ankee seamanshlp- Ihose OF me
British navy who have worked with
the torcees under Admiral Sims com
mand have discovered that all they
nave heard OF the American sailors
IS lar snort OF the truth. ,--...
90 hol kho" OF d single lhs'au &c
IN "hlch the cooperation OF your Ilees
i.AS hol oeeh ehtifeiy What II siloo4o
p De aila Wlle men sol.ietifIles nappehs
,tIsi9il Val q a. nave pern ul'uet ti.
e2i. 'iIsiIu o. -Aiite' IAN o'iiS hios
.'-"t ~. l.'eIi 81 < 9a''S''VN' '"eS
w. -, &c. oo,.o ix.o .ba
- i, .'' -, 80.
s,,t,,aa~tr - e,,@,,. ~
1870 80 49,, .r.-eriol - 49,, -
tSr,r.r ~, ,5-4lo,,,- -. 49, 49,,
~. 49,, 8,1att..s,, ,,a,'t
..,Tbere arc $50 accoratve, m tho
s,a+er1erts.o ~ Nfr 1aIer ,-r,'r secrs-
-, - -, -, -, soa naa
41ercan @eetives IN Fra 'o 'VS That
is answer a VGlIr navy the
Hun
And II as President Wilson has
indicated II x necessary To send mill
lions Of vour lighting men to the con-
ffict I have no doubt that tho Ameri-
can navy with see TO il that ,hev ar
rive safely upon the shores OF
France And an, sure need not
say thar The British navy wifi he nroud
to assist in looking after the lives of
YOUR men who come TO fight for the
worlds freedom,
Another Roast Fails.
'tTust one more thing The Hun
made another boast He said he
would starva England. There are not
so many submarines nov. as there
u-ara They grou, fa,,yar every dav
And their work Of assasslnat{oo be-
comes daily less inviting
The enormous resources of the
United States have been brough. sr,o
play. Your shipping program is nro-
ceetiinx most satisfa ctorily. Your
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26
RELIGIOUS WORKERS
SLAIN IN FRANCE

Paris. May 2.--The Rev. y. Robert
Wildwood. OF New York, was killed
on MAY 19 in the rear OF the British
lines while at work with group OF
Chinese. The first male r. NJ. c. A.
secretary was killed at the same time.
English secretary was also killed
and two others were wounded
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26
Airplanes Collide. Two Hundred
<irpIaneS Collide. Two Men Dead

Waco, Tex, May 25.-Lieutenant w
p. Kuen. twenty-seven. and Private
William NJ. Snyder, twenty-nine, were
killed at Richgeld today when their
airplane collided with another 2.500
feet in the air, Lieutenant Kuen liv-
ed at Cynwyed, Pa. and Snyder at
Philadelphia. The occupants of the
Ather machine were not injured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26

Washington, May 25.-America's
problem of transportation of oil and
coal overseas and costwise is to be
solved by the. immediate construction
OF a hugh fleet of barges. totalling
IT'S, 900 tons. 100000 to be OF wood
and. the balance con-
crete. Deliveries OF the barges will
begin in December.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26
Says Gill Was Trying to
Manufacture News
Story for Paper,
HAD NO PART IN 1T
Accused Dentist Bears
Up Well Under Strain
On Stand-Resume
Hearing Monday.


Notwithstanding sever" eri'irS by
Con- moh~ealth Attorney Wise I'm
DISCRIMINATION br. lemHe@ ) john
son. on triai In mustangs court for
Wite~mar1er stood the ordeal wonder
ful.N Wei yesterday, and az the con
ctusiHn II tHe examination AZ CLOCK.
he looked SO fresh as Nn"n h" hfst
took the stand eat'N FRIDAY morning.
The defense completed i's direct ~
Summation before 1iunet and proceeded
"a getting "A r.fatstloH ~ tHs ALLEGED
confession attributed 'p the pr' @pnet
Be- 4 C#qEt tsit5 NaAAiNN on news
paper n1ah Ais said '.e writer F}t
VISITED ai" tre8a-n''t had drought
,m cigarettes @aG %.=arr, tJN.t and
reading matter.
l4s said tHs newspaper uA" hst Told
Eua aafsser eli eo.4erfu. stories,
on" OF WINS p *as shat lac himself h#d
e 'tea lrsa trouble "a ht5e on AN At
tenta paper, aud that 7hTggs p q series
81 srtH les IN the paper, which iHf'i-
tu'ad purdue ssFit-1rn} ne hal aeeH
asHI'tte1 - eftHae IRE WRITER. zatd
Johnson told ktm taat he MAS very
me Interested 81 f6e ease. and rad
tfted - p4t himself ia BIS place. He
sad mat ae bs1 succeeded and that
by sad 'sea written a la~'d story en-
teaE'"s Confession ~"e9 DE Esd
g. a+m IL tas s3t} lie had told the
T p1 te ~ &c print S4cn story
rs ther4 "a> n"t h'' of frnfh IN H.
an1 b" taa attempted 90 ge' t6e rrts-
cneT re &'En fhs paper
Wanted a scoop.
FaF'aetm 9r= said witness. the 20
porter had stated That he wanted 20
beat the Richmond pHH"rE, as hts paper
- as Masking Il play for circulation III
l-thmoou. Hnd = he eof a confession,
the people 81 fJHEm7n1 would say
that o." nome a"peTs were NOT @0 the
ioh, and tvs circulation ~ MIS- paper
woEl6 then lhefesSe n" offered the
prisoner, wtff%@s stated, Sl"a and m
'imatea That III" expenses ot th@ trial
would oe paid, Il he would sign the
statement
deny ever having made state
emit n him that could IN any way
b. construed As being confession.
The commonwealth attorney sought
70 connect him at every point with the
poison. but got no closer TO The facts
tran rad already been groasht 0ui.
witness said ne had given his wtfe
certain medicines Tor headArhe ana f"t
bad stomach. but that none et them
would have resulted fatally.
He denied that he had ever attempt
ed 10 secure cyanide ~ potassium
from B3air drug store. ana SAID IN"
only package OF mat ne had ever had
In his possession was gotten from tAe
Peterson dFug store AZ W l's"h' ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26
Hurx AT postoniee.

The stamp window at The main
postoffice will be open on Decoration
day. May 80. from to IL A. NJ. This
registry and parcel post division will
also be open at the same hours. The
rex of the office will be closed. There
will be no deliveries of mail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26
Gives Life for Red Gross,

Millburn. n. J.. May 25.--Miss
Cecilia Cross, seventeen years old.
Red Cross worker. lost her life in
her country's service tonight when
she was run down accidentally and
killed while holding up" automo-
blists to secure contributions for the
Red Cros funds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26
Rehabilitation Bill Approved.

Washington, May 25.-By unani-
nous vote today the senate passed the
bill by Smith. of Georgia, for the voca-
tional rehabilitation of soldiers and
sailors who may be wounded or dis
abled in the war. The sun of So. o0o.-
900 is appropriated TO carry on the
work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26
Lynchhurr Doubles ouota,

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.1
Lynchburg, Va, May 25-The cor,
mittee in charge of tho second Red
Cross drive announced tonight that
the total received so far Ii $ss.31S and
that subscriptions viii be solicited al
next week. The quota allotted waa
$4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26
Name Director for Richmond Reserve.

Wilmington, May 25.-H " a
Bruce, Of Baltimore, late this after
noon was elected a class c. director
Of the Fedeal Resolve bank in Rich
mond. Va. by the federal reserve
board He succeeds NJ. F. H.
Gouveneud. of North Carolina, who
resigned. Bruce is president of the
Bartlett Howard company. of Balti-
moree
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26

CONTINUED on Second Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-26
Effects of Bromide.

The explanation OF his Illness at the
funeral was that when he saw the
hody OF his wife in the casket, he
was overcome and tainted.
witness admitted that he took the
roison in Wilson to Kill himself as
his troubles were too much for him.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Burns are tour.
list visitors from San Mateo. who are
stopping a, the White Pelican.
c. l. Halliday. who operates a
cheese factory In Upper Langell val
ley. is in the county seat on matters
Of business.
W. l. kesterson. Ted Mckenzie.
George and Bob Poole Of the worden
district are county seat visitors to-
day.
The heating plant for the new
court house now under construction
has arrived and Is being hauled up
from the depot today.
Harry Roberts OF Lake county Is
stopping a few lays with his brother
Chas. Roberts. on his way over to
the Ashland Roundup.
DIR. Andrew A. Soule left this morn
ing for Little Shasta Valley for few
days visit with relatives He ex-
poets to return July 5.
George Neuner, district attorney OF
Douglas county. and wife. are stop.
ping here for few days. They are
on Q tour OF Southern and Eastern
Oregon.
Mrs. Ciarice worden and son Rob-
ert. came In from Oakland last night
and will be here for two or three
weeks visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Harris. Miss
Catherine Harrisr and T W. Harris.
Jr.. are . party OF tourists visiting
the Klamath scenic attractions from
Berkeley.
e. /. Bentley. one Of the owners
OF the Mecca billiard parlors here.
and now identified with the United
States navy at Mare Island. ID home
on ten-day furlough visiting friends
In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Cosboom and
little daughter Betty, arrived in their
car yesterday afternoon from Stock
ton. Cal. They will spend two or
three weeks here visiting their rela.
tives and friends.
c. c. Ferris. Ada Ferris, Paul 8.
spuhn. p. Gunsy, W. H. limerick.
J. Howell. J. McFee. Emmitt. North
Clara J. Upton. Lillian rrimble., J.
A. Bramhail. J Splitter. E. n. Nc
Cord. A. Bilderback. R. 8. Weather.
ly and W. Hart were passengers on
the auto stage to Ashland this morn
Ing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02
LEMON JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
Girls! Make bleaching lotion
II skin IS sunburned.
tanned or freckled

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons
into . bottle containing three ounces
Of Orchard White. shake we'll. aud
you have . quarter pint Of the best
freskie. sunburn and tan lotion. and
complexion beautifisr. at very. very
small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter viii
supply three ounces OF Orchard
White for . few cents. Massage
this swestly fragrant lotion Into the
face. neck. arms and hands each day
and see row frscklss. sunburn. wind.
burn and tan disappear and how
clear. soft and white the skin b.
comes. Yes. Il 10 harmless.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02
NOTICE No CREDITORS

Notice Is hereby given that the un.
dersisned has been duly appointed As
minis,ratrix Of the estate Of Henry
q. Bussey. deceased. by tho County
Court Of the State Of Oregon. for
Klamath county. All persons haSins
claims against said estate are re-
quired to present same. properiy ver-
ified. to the urdersigned at Lorsila.
Oregon. or TO her attorney. r. G.
Groesbeck. Klamath Falls. Oregon.
within SIX months from the date Of
this notice.
Dated June 10. 1913
DAYTON u. BUssEY.
Administrators Of tho Estate OF
Henry q. Busssy. Deceased
is.:5.?-s-is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02
At the heaters

Clever Ssssue Hayakawa. Japanese
star Of The Honor Of His House.
the Paramount picture showing to-
night at the Star theater. is one Of
the most capable emotional actors ol
the screen. In this picture be has
Q role that tests his powers to the ut.
most. that Of . japanese nobleman
Who lovss . beautiful half-caste girl.
She has another suitor IN Robert Far.
low. % American chemist. How
matters are brought to stirring chi.
sis u which Hayaksva sacrifices his
life for his young bride. lsavins her
20 his rival. b Interestingly shown.
The cast b excellent and includes
Florsaes vidor. Jack Holt. Maym Kel.
-. Forest Ssabury and Tom Kura.
hsra.
One of the most impressive scenes
ever reproduced On the screen b the
visualisatioa Of Hoffman's wonder
ful paiating MARY Magdalsne
Brought Before chTist." which will
b shown n The Metro vondsrplay
|starFins Dthsl Barrymore. "Ths
Liftsd veil." which viii b seen At
the orphsus thsatsf toaisht.
The picture b first seen - .
stained slass window IN the church.
whore The heroine. played BY Miss
Barrymore. 10 vorshipping. I'm.
pressed b the powerful sermon and
the sight of the sun breaking thru
the stained glass picture. the picture
itself seems TO assume life In her
minds eye.
The figures In the painting are
sssn 70 move. and the whole imprss-
sivs scene. when the mob drass Mary
Magdalsns before Christ. Il acted BE-
fore the spectator up to the moment
when Christ shamss the woman's cap
tors With the words: Let him among
you that b without sin cast the first
stone"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02

them ~ far as Arcota. Cal. whore
she will attend norman school this
summer. Mr.. Ess reports crops OF
klamath county average well with
crops In the other places he visited.
A. A. whitlatch intends to move TO
Parkers Station soon. where he 10
employed as Q fire warden.
Geo. Shell was . business visitor
In klamath Falls Wednesday.
Chss. whitmore is reshinGlinE and
painting his house.
Mrs. l.. d. Gordon OF Worden. Wis.
tied her daughter. Mrs. H. A. Tai.
bot. thursday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02
NOTICE

Fourth Of July parade. foreign
section: A. . late date ! was asked
to take up this feature Of our indc-
pendence Day parade. Tho time Is
short. an enthusiastic response Will
make this feature worth while. Suit.
able flags and banners will DO pro-
vidcd.
All men OF foreign birth or OF for
cign parentasc Who will march In our
parade are asked to report TO
W. 3. SLOUGH.
l?T Seventh st.. klamath Falls
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02
SIMPLE WASH REMOVES
RINGS UNDER EYES

klamath Falls people will be sur.
pfised how quickly pure Lavoptik eye
wash relieves blood shot eyes and
dark rings. One young man who had
eye trouble and very unsightly dark
rings was relieved by ONE WASH
With Lavoptik. His sister also re-
moved . bad eye strain In three days.
4 small bottle Of Layoptik Is guaran-
tesd to bsnsnt EVERY CASE weak.
strained Or iu6smsd eyes. Aluminium
eve cup FREE.-Whitman Drug Co..
Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02
Wilson Favors Short
Hours For Clerks

Washington. July 2.-Presicent
Wilson yesterday vetoed the lesisla.
tive executive and judicial appropria.
tion bill. due to the provision In.
creasing the hours Of work Of gov
crnment clerks from seven to sisat
hours.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02

r. A. Duncan Is here for a short
time from 81. Louis.
Miss Moran Davis Is here for a
short time from Corvallis.
l.. W. jacobson was among the
train arrivals last night from Los
lngeles. -
Mrs. T. B. Rigs Of New York. is
among the tourist guests at the White
Pelican today.
Mrs. c. F. Stone and Mrs J. T.
Ward have gone to Diamond Lake
for q camping trip.
c Combs. c. n. J. Brown. J. s.
shanahan and b. DAILY are here for a
short time from Lakeview.
william Kittledee. Nadine Porter.
Mamie waterhouse. B. T. Hefer.
Ralph Buprton and Wade Mosby are
visitors from silver Lake who came
in yesterday. They are registered
At the white Pelican.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02

The President declared that since
he has called upon the employers 10
see that there wss no change made
In conditions uniavorabie to the lab
orers. he did not feel justified II
signing . measure By which the gov.
ernment makes such changes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02
MILLS ADDITION iIoTs

Buy Q lot 10 Mills OF nassov s11i.
tions. close TO the Industrial esates.
some are priced - low - oi9S o.
easy terms. WIN take your Liberty
Bonds ~ par. See cAileoss. sss
Main street. lo.1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02
'nolsHnvIKI DISSOLVED
/; At vLADIyOsToK

London. July 2.-Tbs Csscho-slo-
YAK forces have dissolved the Bol.
shsviki eosncil OF the worknsn and
eoldisrs delegation at vlsdivostek. 90
epr1lno - a0hsAshai dispatcA.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02
klamath (:%::iy News

Some Of the farmers OF this dis.
trict are cutting their hay and others
will start the first Of the week
George Shell and family drove to
c. q. Hunts in their new Ford Sun.
day.
Mrs. sevits and children OF Kla-
math Falls. visited II. A. Talbot's
Sunday.
r. " Ess and daughter. Katherine
returned Sunday from a trip to the
coast. Miss Myrtle Ess accompanied
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02

....R. F. Fell. the plano tuner. will b
In town about July LIST. Orders can
be left at Herald once. 6.lms
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02

NcCosalek seapss. good seoss. a
half price. Oshss inpleoeaes. YAs.
u,sr's warshe0o Co. 80
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02
THIS WEEKS DANCES

The Moose Lodge will give dances
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday Of this week at the Pavilion.
q fine. cool place. Music by the Peer.
less orchestra. Gentlemen soc. ladies
free. Let
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-02

No one ever GOT rich msreiy BY
.ayins mosey. You must Invest u
\ good vsy to Invest Il 10 10 buy wa'
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