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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-10

Mrs CnderwoOd'S suggestion.
81" Ny amazement was genu-
inc. I could not imagine how I was
spelling Dicky. Indeed 1 had Cen
sured myself for not yielding more
20 his whims.
yes, you Not in exactly the
same way, but"
She stopped, gazed a long mo-
ment into the fire. then turned TO
me abruptly.
May I be perfectly frank with
you. as a mother or sister would
be-"
"Of course"
Then take two little rules for
Your guidance. Don't take Dicky
seriously, as a general thing and
don. be martyr"
7 flushed resentfully. but said
nothing. she bent toward me.
Don't think me presumptuous,
she pleaded. The earnestness in
her voice made me ashamed Of my
mOmentary pique.
Il couldn't do that" / returned.
Please tell me just what you think.
/ need advice sorely.
Tell me-" she said abruptly.
Every time Dicky lets loose in one
CT those tantrums OF his you think
our emotional world has about
come TO an end, don't you?"
I nodded, not daring TO trust the
steadiness Of my voice.
Then the sooner YOU learn 10
laugh at Dickys performances, in
stead Of weeping over them, the
happier YOU will be. Pardon me,
my dear I don't mean really weep
II don't think you are a teary
woman. but there are tears Of the
spirit as we'll as OF the eyes. and you
are wasting them when you shed
them over those ridiculous childish
outbursts OF Dicky's. You may need
them in a real crisis some day. and
have no outlet for your soul
Remember this. Dicky has a
devil of a temper and the most ag-
gravating tongue when he is in a
rage Of anyone / know. But he
never means anything he says when
he is angry-indeed. I doubt IL he
ever remembers the things he does
say. and-he is a royal repenter, as
YOU no doubt know
Did 1 not know Memories OF
Diekys royal repentance thrilled
me But ! had not time 10 visualize
them Mrs. Underwood was speak
ing again. This time her voice held
a graver note.
"All the Cards
The real danger in your life
with Dicky will come later. You
see"-she hesitated then went on
steadiIy--Dicky is not the most
stable person in the world He has
fancied himself in love a dozen
times-he probably Will imagine the
same thing a dozen times more be
fore ne dies.
Don't misunderstood me- as
she saw the look on my face. II
really believe you are the one grand
passion OF the boys life. You ave
all the cards in your own hands
butt am wondering If you know
how 10 play them"
All the cards in my hand" The
same expression I had heard from
the lips OF the woman in the theater
/ dressing room felt myself
trembling as looked at Mrs Tn
/ derwood and waited for her next
/ words
I'll wager YOU haven't offered
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-10

Gall. The next meeting viii be held
OF Aug I and the place Of meeting
viii be announced later.
:.
The Delta Alpha class Of the First
Brethren church met at the home
Of Miss Lille Garwood, III L.
Wenger ST. Tuesday night After
The monthly business meeting the
following program was given. Piano
solo, by Miss Ruth Whitem1n; duet,
by Miss Ruby Kelley and Miss Irene
Kline. and recitations by Miss Ber-
nice Hutchinson and Miss Helen
Crow. a dainty luncheon was served
TO the IS members present The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-10
REVELATIONS OF Il WIFE

Dicky three kisses in all your life
together she said abruptly. You
can respond TO his caresses. but not
make any advances yourself"
She evidently expected no re-
Spouse from me. so / made none.
What she was saying fascinated and
terrified me.
"D.cky needs loving and pettins
and you give them 10 him, she
went on. Il would not dare ad-
wise YOU this II YOU were less poised,
for Of all men Dicky would be the
quickest 10 tire OF too much sweet
ness I'm mis- daily emotional menu.
He needs a dash Of cayenne and
pinch of homely salt, but above all
give him the SAVIOR OF good-humor-
ed. healthy laughter, with him
when he ls good-natured and az MIN
when he RACES.
Yield 10 his whims half of the
time. the other half make him kow-
tow 10 yours. But keep him inter
ested. II you don't. somebody else
win try to.
"Gf course. If children come 20
you''-her voice softened at the
mere thought of a child in wom-
ans life-"you will have no more
problems. Dicky is the type OF man
who would be perfectly daffy over "A
child Of his own. OF course you
would have TO take a back seat
yourself, but your baby would be a
far more comfortable rival than
some unknown blonde
But" / stammered, 'Dicky is an
artist. emperamental, of course.
not domestic. Don't you think the
inconvenience of a childs care
might bore him and drive him away
from home?"
She looked at me keenly.
Where did you get your idea of
artists. - dear? There are freaks
among them just as there are among
cigar statesmen and hOd carriers. A
mans dom esticity and love for chill
dren doesn't depend on his profess
sion, but upon himself. Take it
from me, Dicky is a regular fellow,
a spoiled boy-but with the making
of a splendid man. For your own
sake, study him as YOU won d any
other problem"
She stopped and kissed my cheek.
There I've got IL of my chest
now" she said III have Il run
along. Perhaps I'll be back oeiore
you 90 ] hope you'll have a long,
quiet afternoon. Good BY" and she
was gone.
Lillian Underwood had left me be
fore I arose from the fireside seat
from whose depths I had listened
TO her sound, wholesome advice
concerning my life with Diclzy
7 threshed it all over again, win
moving her words carefully felt
every word she said was true but
back in my brain a little voice said
insistently;
why did she tell YOU this just
now2 Is it because she knows of
some woman who is already trying
TO sinterest' Dicky?"
I feared to admit the answer even
when il flashed across my brain.
The beautiful face Of Grace Draper.
the student who was posing for
Dicky and whom ne was helping
with instructions. came before me
as clearly as If she were i'm the
room with me.
(To be continued
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-10
INFORMATION OF MILK
PRODUCTS ASKED OF
FOOD ADMINISTRATION

WASHINGTON. July l0.-Food
administration WAS called up on oE
the senate Tuesday for informa-
ton regarding control Of milk con-
deusaries. including prices paid and
received. and pronts. a resolution o1
sen. Jones Of washington. adopted
by the senate requests an eAplana-
tion II no action toward control has
been taken by the administrator and
asks what action has been taken los
condensa~ies with knowledee 20 con
troll the output during the war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-10
Womea'S War Work

The latest farmers bulletin, No
SS4, on the drying of fruits and
vegetables has been received by Miss
Leila Ogle. Copies of the bulletin
Will be availa BILE al Miss Ogle's office
in about 10 days
Thirty women attended the
demonstration OF the cold pack
method of canning and drying given
by Miss Ogle At the high school
Tuesday afternoon a garden super
visor was present and succeeded i'm
Strengthening out many garden diff
noglties for the women.
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personal

Mr. Richard \. Peters of Spakane.
Wash, formerly Of this city. is here
visiting relatives and friends. He
Was accompanied by his nephew,
William Peters.
Miss Fern Kreiger. $50 =. william
ST.. and her sister, Mrs NJ. Kauf-
man of Wood. :. d. have returned
from visiting their sister. Mrs. Man
chester Thomas of Detroit. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-10
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
PENNY FAIR.

The Lady Falcons 4 Balicki
held very successfully the penny
bazar and ice cream sociol IN the
4. Balcki Falcons hail. W. Divi-
sion 81 A sale of fancy work and
pastry were the main features. The
proceeds Of this affair viii be for
the benefit of the society. The
committee in charge OF the affair
was Mrs Stanley Hon. Miss Mary
Gorczyca. Miss Louise ia berska.
Miss Josephine Beczkiewicz, Miss
Stella Kopczynska. Miss Jegier and
Miss Ma gdalene Multanska
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-10
SOCIAL EVENTS.

AIeu bers OF the Pulaski Red Cross
auxiliary will meet this evening at
1:SO AT the home OF Miss Helen
kosnowski W Thomas 81
The meeting OF the White Eagle
Polish Army Aid auxiliary will be
held Thursday evening at $50
O'Clock at the l. Balicki Falcons
hall. w. Division ST.
The military band OF Falcons 4.
Bahcki No. I will hold It's rehearsal
this evening 40 so o'clock al 4.
B, icki nall W. Division 81
Members OF the ST. Barbara =
Polish Army Aid auxiliary OF -.
Stanislaus church will meet M the
81. Stanislaus school rooms.
"Promien Wolnosci7 Polish Army
Aid auxiliary OF ST Casimir's parish
VIII hold its regular meeting IN ars-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-10

Nine members OF the Home
Needleworkers club met az the
home OF Mrs. c. E. Audleman. 1119
+. Broadway. Tuesday afternoon.
Plans We're made for the annual
picnic, which viii be held on July
%. Contests were the diversion Of
the afternoon Mrs George Glass
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-10
PARTIES

Miss Helen Halicki Linden sv..
entertained delightfully."- on Tuesday
evening a few OF her friends The
evening was spent with games and
contests. A four-course luncheon
was served at a prettily appointed
table. Those present We're Misses
GeneVieVe JaniszewsSi ANA lila
Moose, Helen Slupczynski. Marian
Mccarthy, Mary Halisz and Mary
Gapinska
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-10

day evening at the library rooms~of
ST Casimirs parish.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-10

Miss Marjorie Hull entertained
the members of the l. u. club in
formally at her home. IO45 Van
Buren, st, Tuesday night The out
of-town guests We're: John Chester.
Smith Frye and Wilson Wetherby
OF Elkhart Miss Helen Seybold
and Miss Carrie Glavin were also
guests of the club. The next meet
ing VIII be held in two weeks. the
place Of which viii be announced
later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-10

next meeting viii be in the form of
picnic on Aug. I. the particulars
OF which viii be announced later
:.
Erich Lonstrom of this city and
Miss Ruth Beck. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Beck Of Moline. H..
were married at the home of NIr.
and Mrs. T. d. Jones. Augusta. Ca.
ON July 1. Pvt. Lonstrom is sta
toned with the 26th provisional
ordinance company. second regi-
ment. Camp Hancock. Augusta Mrs.
LonstrOm who is at present visiting
With friends in this city will soon
return TO her home i'm Moline.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12
Fine Pictures Sho,pn

With both Robert Warwick aud
Call Kane a. the stars. and with q
brilliant supporting company. The
False Friend" will Be the attraction
at the Orpheus tonight. The story
told In thi6>drama deals with the rc.
markable viilainy by which q wealthy
young man wins a beautiful young
girl for himself and wrecks the life Of
his rival. . rising young attorney. The
method BY which the villain achieves
his end 10 absolutely startling. II IL
something new In films. and II will
mako . deep impression on all who
see this picture. Needless 70 say.
Robert Warwick handles his part
with skill and assurance. Gall Kane
Is not only beautiful. but IL seen In
a role In which she shines. "The
False Friend" Ia truly q notable pro.
duction that should not be missed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12
ADVERTISED MAIL LIST

The following unclaimed mail mat.
ter will be sent to the dead letter
once At San Francisco on February
-. In calling for these letters please
say advertised" A charge OF one
cent will be made on each ietter.-w.
A. Delsell. p. n.
0lentevis Awarda. lore Aug. Bcr.
rlu. CsSayiier, Gabrielle. Pictro Pct.
'ri Chiseanto. Oscar pahiin. Miss Ees.
sic Darley, Mics Esther Deneson. Nick
Farantis. Louis ~ mba. Pablo Gallus.
q. Charley Cayteu. James Gre.ae.
Oscar A, kasscr. Master Clarence
Merton. lt"se MusErave. Enrico Or.
turf. Charles kault. W. II. Sparrow.
Miss sannon,iya. v. sannomiya. Miss
tmeke sannomiys. Anotnio Simoni.
Charles Smelling.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12

ready to uss preparation Improved b
III. addition Of other ingredients
sostins about SO cents . large bottle
At drug stores. known ~ "wysth'>
Sage aud sulphur Compound" thus
avoiding q lot OF muss
While gray. faded hair 10 not Gin.
ful. We all desire to retain our youth.
ful appearance and attractivensss. by
darkenins your hair with Wysth's
Sage and sulphur Compound. NO one
can tell. because Il ID done % natur.
ally. 30 evenly. You Just dampcn .
sponge or soft brush with Il and draw
this through your hair. taking one
small strand at . time: BY morning
all gray hairs have disappeared. AZ.
ter another application or two your
hair becomes dark, glossy. soft. aud
and you appear years
younger. Wyeth's Sage and sulphur
Ii a delightful toilet rsQui.
site. II "a not intended for the cure
or prevention Of disease.
Adv.
Somc extra Ane sweates~ At
slit X. X. X. STORE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12
'Shipyard Volunteers
Wanted By Uncle Sam

PORTLAND. Feb. 1.-THE me,
| desired for enrolment in the Unite,
States Shipyard Volunteers" are o.
the following classes:
Acetylene and electrical welders.
Asbestos workers.
klacksmiths - AnGlesmiths drop.
forge men. ;ange turner's. furnace
men.
Rniler makers--Rivetcrs. reamers.
Carpenters-ship carpenters. dock
builders.
Clippers and calkers.
Electrical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wiremen. crane operators.
Foundry workers.
1.ahorcrs ALI kinds.
1oftsmen-Template makers,
Machinists and. machine hands, ali
sorts helpers.
Painters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12
''s1a 4 a.sss;l1s'5s' sslSs Is cs4aa.s# a4a


count nfty. Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged
nostrtls will open. the cir passages
OF your head will clear and you can
brsa:hs freely. No more snumng,
hawking. mucous discharge. drynsss
or headache; no struggling for for
breath at night.
Get . small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply .
little OF this fragrant artissptic cream
In your nostrils. II psnstratss through
every cir passage OF the head. sooth.
ING and healing the swollen or In.
Asnsd mucous membrane. giving you
instaDt relief. Head colds and
eatssrh yisld IKE asie. Dont stay
sls9e6 ~ aad miserable. Rsliss b
esse.-A6v.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12

the water from said sD.,. !
above what is known A. n.
Creek Fish Hatchery, on !, y!
to the 'propcr,y now l.....N ~N .
state Of Oregon Tor h,,,S.
poses. are and each Of then |. /
closed to fishing OF any I,sa y
and other nsh from ma ~
'Ssh day Of February. ~. |
said streams arc nyaIn NV ~.
fishing. '~
And I, is and shalt be uni,
take or fish for trou, or o,A.. \
any Of tho above nnmcd clo... !
during tho period Of tina ,hs'.
ncd.
Any ON" found violating IN j
sions OF this order Will be ,,...'
a. by statute provided.
Dated ut Portland. Or,,,.
18th day Of January. isia
STATE HOARD or vI,p
AND GAME cOMNIssIo,.
by James withycolnbc. Comn,..
by l. N. FlcIHchncr. Comml,b,-|
By =, NJ. Warren. CommI.Io...
ny G. r. Htone. Commis.Ioo.,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice

To Whom Il May Concsrn:
Whereas. The trout aud other i,al
inhabitins tho waters Of Seven Mils
Crock. situate In Klamath County
State Of Oregon. are being threatened
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 nsh
inhabitinG the waters Of said Seven
Mile Creek. situate In klamath Coun.
~. State Of Oregon:
Now. therefore. by virtue Of Law
vested In the said State board Of Fish
and Game Commissioners. notice ID
hereby given that said Seven Mile
Creek. situate In said klamath COun.
~. state Of Oregon. from its couau.
ence with Weed canal to . point ON
said Seven Milo Creek where Short
Creek flows into same 10 Section 50,
Township -. south. range 9 east,
Willamette Meridian. In said Klam.
ath County. State Of Oregon. ID hereby
closed To Ashing Ak any kind or In
any manner. for trout or other nsh,
from and after the 18th day Of Feb.
ruary. 1913. until said creek Ia again
opened to fishing.
And Il shalt bs unlawful for any
person to take or hsh for trout or
other hsh In the above named closed
waters during the period Of time
above specified.
Any and all persons whomsoever
hshing in violation /of this order will
be prosecuted as BY statute provided.
Dated at Portland. Oregon, this
18th day OF January. 1918.
STATE BOARD OF FISH
AND GAME COMMISSIONERS.
BY James Withycombe. Commissioner
BY !. N. Fleischner. Commissioner
BY r. N. Warren. Commissioner
BY c. =. Stone. Commissioner. 6.i2l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12

FORT KLAMATH FACTS
y . :


Great interest has been taken In
the Red Croas work 1t Fort Klamath.
Over 10 pairs OF pajamas and convai.
escent suits have been completed At
the sewing room. In addition to q
large number Of knitted articles.
Much credit Ii given MSs. A. Page,
who has charge Of the work .>for her
excellent management and splendid
results.
A series Of dances and suppers have
been given BY members Of the Red
Gross. which have netted the sum Of
sso7.ss.
A General War Relief Fund" has
also been started BY o contribution Of
$50 from James Pelton.
A colonial dance at Melhase hall.
followed by supper at the Red Gross
room. is planned for February -.
Those who attended the sewing
room last week were Mrs. A. Page,
Mrs. J. Smart. Mrs. c. Noah. Mrs. l..
Lauritsen. Mrs. r. Moon. Mrs. J.
Kirkpatrick. Mrs. W. Dixon. Mrs. e.
McKeever. Mrs. r. Hickman.
The high school and eighth grade
pupils were entertained Friday even.
Ing at the home Of Mssdamss White
and Copeland. The evening was spent
In games and dancing. Refreshments
were served. and all report most On.
joyable time.
Miss Mamie Lesver returned homo
Friday from an sxtendsd visit In
Rogue River Valley.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12
NUucO
70 Whom Il may Concern:

A
To Whom u may concern
Whereas, Ths trout ana o'"sr M
inhabitins the waters OF Four M,''
Lake and Four Mile creek 'or o's
tancc Of one.ha't milo oe'oW Ws o"'
lot from said lake. situate III low"
ship ~ south. range east' w""sm
stte Meridian. In k'Ama'h county
s,nte Of Oregon. are being threatened
with extinction from excessive "nS''nS
aud other causes; ana.
whereas. Tho State board OF FISH
and Game Commissioners 10 dss'roua
Of protecting the trout ana othcr nsh
inhabltinx the waters OF Sa'd -FOUR
Mile Lake aud Four MILO creek '"r .
distance OF one'h"'t milo below NS
outlet from m'd lake. situate IN
Township Ss south. range o east. VII.
lamette Meridian. In klamath Coun'
~. state OF Oregon;
Now. therefore. by authority OF lHr
vested In tho said state Hoard of Fish
and Game Commissioners. notice Ia
horeby given that said Four NIL"
Lake and Four Mile Creek Tor dis
tAnce Of one.half milo below its out.
lot from said lskc. situate IN TOWN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12

NOSoCG
To whom II may Concern:
Whereas. The trout and other nsh
:reQuentink the waters Of klamath
River and Spencer Creek. In klamath
County. State Of Oregon. arc bcins
threatened with extinction from cx.
ccssive angling and other causes. and
Whereas. Tho State board OF Fish
and Game Commissioners is dcslrous
OF protecting the trout aud other nnh
sreQuentSnE said Klamath River and
Spencer Creek. In klamath County,
State Of Oregon:
Now. therefore. notice In hereby civ.
N BY the State Board OF Fish and
Game Commissioners that sii of said
klamath River from q point sight
hundred (s0O feet bslow the lower.
most portion OF the confluence Of said
klamath River and Spencer Crock, TO
. point two hundred (30O) feet above
the upperm0st portion Of tho conAu.
ence Of Said streams: also all that
portion Of Spencer Crock and its trib.
utaries In klamath County, State OF
oregon. between tho confluence Of
said Spencer Creek and klamath Riv.
sr and q point on said Spencer Creek
where the present pipe limo diverts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12
k''..'' @, News N...
Mt. LAkl LOCALS
. q q

i
Messrs. west and Lester have son,
to Portland with three carloads o
Icattle.
| The Mt. Laki school has formed q
Junior Red Cross Society. Members
plan to spend . part Of every othel
Friday doing Red Cross work under
the direction OF Mrs. Eastwood and
Mrs. Harmon. At meeting Of the
Parent-Teachcrs Association Friday
II was decided that the money made
at the Red Cross entertainment be
equally divided between the Junior
Red Cross and the Mt. Laki Women 8
Red Cross.
The Red Cross meeting last Wed.
nesday was held at the home OF Mrs.
Austin White. Those attending were
Mrs. Dow. Miss West, Mrs. Case. Mrs.
Booth. Mrs. Lester. Mrs. Koont,, Mrs.
Brookfield. Mrs. Grissle. Mrs. Phillips
Mrs. White. Mrs. Hedgepeth, Mrs.
Latta and Mrs. Patterson. Next Wed.
nesday the ladies are invited for an
all day session with Mrs. Warren Pat.
terson.
A cooked sale ID planned for the
benefit Of the Red Cross BY the Mt.
Laki Society. II will be held In
klamath Falls Saturday, February
?3d. All sorts Of good country cook.
Ing will BE- on sale.
A meeting was held at the church
here Monday evening by the potato
growers Of this section to form q Po-
tato Growers Association.
Mrs. Dow 10 spending a few days
with Mrs. Lester.
Mrs. West. Mrs.. Clyde Grifith. Miss
Faye West. Miss Mary West and Mrs.
Case spent Monday with Ms. Nc.
Comb and Miss Hatch Of Tule Lake.
Several from this neiGhborhood at.
tended the dance At Maiin Saturday
sveniHE.
Gerald West. Aubrs Bradbury and
Kenneth Case Of the Henley high
'chool have received achievement
pins and certificates OF membership
n the Rainbow Junior Regiment from
state School superintendent Church.
II. They are among the tirst school
children In the state to sell $50 worth
" the war saving stamps.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12
Motive ~ ShrriN's Sale a, D.

A
Notice IL hereby given TIM !.
and by virtue ~ u writ Of ~
In forsc'onnrc. issued ou, o, n
ruit Court OF tho State Of Or
tho County Of klamath. Ia Il, y
a. Creason. plsintin. ". Or,
Heath. ct al. defendants, Es,S
sss. which said xri, wss ~ !
Sbth of January. 1918, I vir 4.
ID day OS March. 1918. d N
door OF The court house Of ~
County. Oregon. In the CITY sn
9Th Falls. Oregon. At the Asv
o'clock .. m. on said date, No.
sell at public auction. 10 tAs N
bidder for cash. the tolloxias \
Cd promises. 10 wit:
Tho south half Of the NJ
quarter Of section 10: n,
wcst quarter Of the nortAsas I
ter Of section -. and IN
west quarter of the soutAsass I
ter: and the northwest svssu
tho northwcs, quarter Of sssus
In township 30 south. rang h
Of tho Willamette Msnlh
klamath County. Oregon. uu
Ing 900 acres.
or 40 much thereof ~ may h II
snry to satisfy = judxmen, ~
In tho above catiticd case o. ND
day Of January. 1918. vAisl
judgment 10 for the sum Of ss,sI
drcd nine and 39.iOe 1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12

Plumbers and pipe ntters.
Sheet metal workers and copper.
smiths.
ship iitters.
Structural iron workers--Rivetcrs,
crsctors. bolters.up.
Other Nadcs-Cementers, crane
men.
Those who enroll arc not compelled
to serve. but their enrolment furnish.
e. them the opportunity to help win
the war :ust as surely as does actual
lighting In the trenches.
Any man who can use tool 10
qualified to become a Y. 3. Shipyard
Volunteer.
Joel 4. Ward. SIS Main street. has
been appointed enrolling agent for
klamath Falls.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12

1avcstisate the new low ct,~t life,
accident snd health policies Of The
Travsssss, sad you'll want 70 agn o.
the dotted llne. Sce Chilcose. I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12

Traveless accident and health pol.
icses are stasdard. When you pay
less you Get iess. See Chilcoeo I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12

Top.noech and Gold Scal RubbesI
and Pacs, at
St.te X. X. X. STORE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-02-12

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