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9TH Squad Co. D 18th
NJ. G. Bn. Quiet Crowd

4TH SQUAD co u 1T
The Fourth Squad of Company n,
NTH NJ. c. Battalion are progressing
nicely: they are better known as the
Hell Eaisers" and 1t loks like they
are. as they were confined 10 camp
through Saturday and Sunday on the
general conduct Of the squad. but they
were all on the job at the y, M, c. A.
Saturday night
Privates Olsen and O'Brien pulled
off ii two round bout. ended as draw,
with both men strong at the finish
Olsen was a famous bartender from
the small city Of Chicago, noted for his
high balls.
We are all in the best of spirit to-
day despite our confinement.
There is no sport but what the fourth
squad i-nt interested.
We all go bowling tomorrow night
to decide the championship.
CORPORAL II. l.. D.
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Ninth Company Notes

up tn cate. 81 every aetal, the Ninth
tor blslnesS with hefittlng ceremonies %
lass Ffiday night,
We take pleasure Ia announcing that
Ms ahaf Ii III aharga ~ that popular ard
welf-knaWn barber from johnson Citv. NJ.
r. Eli CIV F1 Beerllar who, IN past
years. has naAnaged the silep DC a. p.
Watson u ID carahy assisted by B'rAnk
EIfari Famous untown barber from the
big Berg and Frank Commits, leading
fnaosial artist FROM Troy N.
Exefythng lS on tap from shayee To
elHctrin faaesAges and on Inc opening
night ike crowd wax SO dense thai It be-
came nearly necessary To eali out the
guard AZ closing time. The above gems
sletnen wils receive thetr friends uns wenls
DAYS lrofn Q8e II 1iilp IN. and on
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ACFITNE GUN FIRE AND ORDNANCE FLAMES

and well informed rs to the eats Of
Company 2, and in directing the honor
able duty of the X. P's. ResgaTraDless of
the men who have Q 'frisndly" word to
deserves much credit for hts ability in
handling the nouriahmcnt which helps to
build the strong and sturdy bodies in or
der that Uncle Sam might easily take
the germ" out Of Germany.
We wonder what the churches are do.
at home for special music! Severed men
in this company may be on the adck list
but this does not mean that the enter
tanners are altogether ouf Of commission
Mr.. Heinriche, who sang in the largest
be one OF the soloists next Sunday at ST.
John Methodist Episcopal Church, Au-
gusta, Ga, the Rev John Jenkins, pastor.
He will sing The King Of Love Ny
Shepherd is"
Mr.. Maanheiner. a beauty specialist,
does not worry BIT and cares little
whether OF not he gets to town. He has
q sweet locking Jane" In the East. Ask
10 be shown The photograph which he car
riea next TO his hear.
George Albert. who has had many good
times in the East, and different girl
every night In tire week writes to one
and only one. We would Ike to know her
nome. Al. for she certainly is real good
lokiong
Lost What happened to all the Phys-
cal Training instructors. Time VIII find
them.
Cook Joseph b. Grneter.. who is now
cooking for the Third Battalion Officers
Mess, is an old-timer In the service Of
his country However this does not
seem 10 satisfy the members of Company
2. The Mess Sergeant Is very anxious to
have Mr.. Grneter returned as soon as pos
sible.
Grin Aids.
DO not take the watch from my pocS-
ct. said one man 10 another at Camp
the latter was re shrdlu etaoin etaoin
Hancock, the other day, while the lat
ter was repairing the trousers Of the
speaker. Time flies fast enough"
At soldiers tsing" recently, under
the leadership Of -the assistant music
master the twelve hundred soldiers were
asked, after rehearsng the popular war
time songs over and over again five or
SIX. time. What win you have next.
~igag' Thereby was heard from z dis
lance voice, "A glass Of beer" Evidently
this man was thirsty. and hadn't touch
ed hops" for several months or more
Pat and Mike accepted q job Of clean
ing cisteru. Pat was let down by means
Of rope tied around his body When
half way down. he exclaimed Nike
Mike pun me up the odor' is terrific
down herel' Mike did not pay attention
Pat yelled a second time and stil no an
swer came. Finally he exclaimed: Mike
for goodness sake, pull me up or III cut
the rope"
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/. M. G. r. G.
Items Of Interest

H. nast week the sixth Com
suffered 4 lcss, one that every
feels most keeHiy y tnMt gnI
b. v, Weir, has left US. The
IA With h3fn all kinda Of auccess
AnYsot ncip but come ~ man
sterling qualities. -.
keuAnt NJ HAdg Is commanding the
snv and Ii filing tho place admir-
asenant Harding has been transfer
Il TIC Eighth Company and Lieu
s Il Feeder has been assigned 70 the
Company On same order from
i'm Company
eutenankA Haner Arthur and ABB
hamscn were assgnsd e sixsh ssol laa-
any HAmeT and AbrahamScn c9fae
rom Camp Custer, Mich
~ Sergeant Joseph A. SoieuBlky ~ our Top
! kicker, az every man can SEE very
InfeiIlrenf man FOR the position, having
~ geaxs experience IN the United
States Regular Army. What BETTER quail
sfcation could 4 man haveg Good work
Sergeant,
the Athletic men for the Track meet On
the 29th day Of June.
Every member - the company has
Government insurance except one man.
[Ikiek In McAVoy.l
Every one will notice the improvements
IN The Orderly Room Office, guess he
ID aotue sEarBenferH Very good joe, we
have Ia take eur hats OF to y0ul
Turner McClung, Janrrs and Eitfef@
7nHn are attending the Machine Gun
Training School We want tfem back
soon TO train the company. MeClung
holds the percentage telling Jokes The
NcnsGonsa miss him. especially the top
sergeant
Singing has been greatly improved by
Sergeant Mitchell The hoy from the
Stage We are the best singing Conn
pany In the Camp Any one who does not
thIsk eos can buck against ~ Tor the
context
4 false alarm has been sounded BY one
NJ the members ~ Seyefith CO.. but the
Sixth ca YaH oil tile Job Ii what ever
attlra they Happened to be 10. They
were there with the American CLICK
thar means efficiency
]. II HAL has gone on Through; he
has gone 70 Boston MASS. ter hia Army
Dental Surgeon Examinations
Edward tay bag returned from 20
Fay School 81 Sonfhbufouah, Mass. for
tbs Aeasen
hoy d. HardV lafaa haen Ndetailed for
Typographical Field work FIR several
daya
Tho Sixth Company received the high
est rating Tor the M q. Companies ii
the Psychological test held q week age,
and 4. e, fiaTdy passed with the highest
MARX
lieutenant Ashton Is attending tho
Bombing school, Ia other words Tie sui
eide club lle ~ another click officers va
have to show
Henderson, Chestnut and Harris are
attending the Gas School ara VIII be
Able 70 Instruct wifclf returned 10 Com.
pany
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18th Cons c.
TIC. Brickbatz

One of the cooks reports seeing one
of the men executing squads right"
in the company street one morning
this week about $3.50 a. m. Tell us
who 1t was, Mac?
The next time Keefe McGuelxie and
Good Child take a walk in the woods
they had better take map aNd cam
pass with them. so they can find their
way back to camp.
II there IS vet a chance. the Twelfth
Company would like piece OF rope. We
are not sure who Il was. but have an
idea It was Noah who said. Better late
than never"
And II CAPTAIN PasSA---- --s-----------
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Notes and Comments
From the 4th II. M.
0. r. S.
(eyW. 7. ~

With show down inspection and
signing the pay roll all we want now
is a pay day and we are ready 60 ride
We lost our top the other day. the
last we saw Of him he was Alabama
bound" Sergeant Schmidt is now tell
ing them where TO head in.
Corporal Wadda says ali he needs
is little practice with that left hook
which was so effective in days gone
come back? Didn't look like it on
Thursday evening, did it?
Duffy and Barron have sworn unto
death nnT 70 shave until they leave
Camp Hancock You ought to see
Duffys summer whiskers- summer
here aud summer there OUCH
SAVINGS that should he put under
he 'eAaf slIl say so-'You +,
'eul when [ was at Rock Island
SAY how do YOU get thai way Make
the penalty severe, say about 10 days
Of X, r.
Heard at $3.50 a M: No. I'm not a
cook wake that bird over there,
The season has closed for African
Golf and that great American game,
q Pass in this company. as per ma
tice on the bulletin board,
Things that never hagpen
Supply Sergeant; Take another hat,
that one looks a little soiled"
Mess Sergeant; Plenty more ice
cream, boys"
Top" SergearSts- All those who de-
sire 2A-hour pass call at the orderly
Sergeant Major: This is the best
guard ever turned out yet"
Sergeant Hardin; Don't give me so
much, cook. I'm not hungry today"
huff sed.
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Part Athletics Play
In Putting Fighting
Mettle IN YaMks
RY WALrER y. cHRIsrlg.

tTrack Coacn, University % California
ana KNOWN 5ITtuT Ssas1TIT5 u -.
The superb nettie and resaurcefulncsi
Il the fighting Nank. now infusing new
III s7ltl-sIlssf .nE power mo the tireC
enfeHte fcrcas ere ts3F frElf7 q America
athie C training ana RE tsIss AZ niiNa
Gftpa sp6 -4Fas.liSiH sss9 osisos'sses
synonymous
Beta are deep res d Il the 'ays,
Superior ana vlets GUS hunk 5
Americas military leaders
General Pershing. res nize thu
just as the master Of Napoleon
that Waterloo was won on tn
fields Of Elton
Ii is precisely at this pcfnf
Hun and the world he has turne
him differ 50 fundamentally.
The German Lacks Sportsr1
Its absence has stood FORTH
his campaigns Of friGhtfulnsff
disregard for all sacred cavf
wanton flouting Sc an the dee
his treatment Of women. babH
helpless neaccmbatznts.
Even before the war this
apparent IN athletic competitii
he engaged with other natiun4
German was always poor
either boorishiy refused 70 sh4
hand Of his victorious coTnpet
did SO grudgingiy--sulien IN hA
punishment.
That IS the fundamental HUM
and Il speaks volumes.
In the United States. on tn
hand, athletic competition VI
Traditions is a vital factor in q
tai and moral. as well as phys
Of the ration.
1t Levels class distinctions,
on equality. ~ ~
II besesss respect for
the other fellow.
There is no real vanqusshment
heart Of the good loser
And the gracious winner, with
cheering lizard luck. old inan-l
luck next timer is the kiud Of ui7
civilization has been trying to
since the DARK aces
The man who hasn't the spof
Instincts IS stin pretty close
mai beast This war has
that so terribly that even
may understand L.
Just as significant IS u
i-to battlefield terms CT &
training on the diamond,
and the track
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18th Prov. Co. End Prov.
Reg. Hold Pleasant
Dance

The Fourth Company. Lieut.. Y. c. Ross,
commanding officer. held d dance at the
Lenwood Hotel last Saturday night. The
pretty Augusta society bellies turned out
in fun force and helped TO make the af-
fair a tremendous success. A prize waltz
was one Of the features. The judges had
q very difficult task, indeed, but they
finally gave the first prize to Miss
Schweiger and Private Leray and the Sec
ond to Miss Beach and Private LaTkins.
The company quartet. consisting of Pri-
Yates Vernillon, Becker, Barnhardt and
Shaiffer, performed and were received
with great applause. Lieuts. Watkins
and Miller were present.
Patronize our advertisers.
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Items From 9TH Prov
Co. End Prov. Reg.

Last week a series Of contests were
held IN the Fourth co, There were tent-
pitching and pack contests Ia both Of
those speed and accuracy were consid-
erred Privates Alien and Waite won the
tent pitching contest and Lieut. Lorenzeu
was declared the winner in the pack
contest,
Having just received a fine new base
ball OUTFIT the boys have been making
good use Of II. The First Platoon played
the Third Platoon Wednesday and beat
IT, The Second Piatono challenged the
FIRST FOR the championship Of the COM
pany and defeated * badly There is some
fine material in the COMPANY and chai-
lenEes viii sono be Goated among the
neghboriug companies.
Pickett. Kirby and Miller, three popu-
lar bows were transferred to the Ma
chine Gun School We hated to lose them
and wish them lots of luck.
MrENIFF' HI
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End Prov. Co. End Regt.
Ord. r. c. Speaks Up

Private Arson Il. Cornell Of the 18th
squad Will do all the running for the
Second Company and viii r'eet ali com
ers.
Private Maurice FitzEibhons would like
very much 10 leave he dust Of Camp
Hancock behind
Private Joseph NJ. Nolan is ending it
very hard 70 Keep in practice on the
over seas first G, J. C.
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Private Browning is back from his
home in Florida, and may be found on
X. r. about two times each week
Private Corn returned to the com
pany last week after being in the base
hospital at Camp Jackson for the past
three months. He says he likes doing
squads right much better than being
in the hospital
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pany, aixth battalion, ID going e be put
iftp SeYgt. Smith, platoon The only
trouble would he that they would bstwl
eup things, This compan8 as well as
The frst~slxth continues 10 slgueh into
formation, failing 70 emuafa ths snappy
military manners Of the seap1a IN.
Join the ordnance and work ~ Your
trade Is the slogan which the boys
always have before them. The funny
thing Is that they now have several. new
trades. nj first they were such ingS
al plumbers. niachlnists, saleaHaars gand
then the slogan did not fit.
fsut now they really are worklF at
their TRADES 'rlies no longer are plumb
ers, etc. They arc shoveiers piakefh,
dishwashers, match and butt pickeTs W.
rakers. t@nt furlers, sand hoppera IL
you atiek 10 anything long enough wih
would have sad ii he had thought of it
Speaking OF the turn Of affairs and
adapting oneself To ONES environment re
minds one 1t the assistant snppM SER
geants Clarence q Wemple. 1'as him
issuinG second hand shoes anM mess
aqnipment one YIeYer would dr that
he was cut out for better thi& He
has studied nj this New Eng Con-
aervatory and has followed work
up by working ii bank at w w. III.
Doc Holland Is another &ptable
young man. lie II always sci n one
OF the 'snuvY' uniforms OF q and
the snlite will not come off. he
IL washing pans Of digging san OF y
hole % the ground
II, M Remington IS riSing
Y ssEsi1ssAE 49, y 49,
ID
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cnapoRAL PRoMoTEp.

Corporal Schoengold Of Company ?,
Group l. Machine Gun Training Center,
has been called to Mayor Ryan'S Physical
Training staff, The company eongratu-
Iates the corporal and wishes him great
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There is no sense in love" writes a
soldier hoy. If you try 10 put any
sense into it, It ceases to he iove--ana
becomes boredom"
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Private nrnni,s 3. fiaFRs wSas a chs
Fret sasual 90, ana got promosed 90 the
acting corporal aad has eecGea 70 stay
here for the duration Of the war. In other
words he has Joined the Hand Shakers
Brigade
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q LESSON t9 PRQNouNctAT,oN
First MINORS (First Reg, 0. T. c.
No ~ II, o. r. s Is not pronounced
f2TJiNFEff4{lS S, DFhIAG-
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/ Private Kolko Of the Fourth Casual
rises TO remark that Sherman must have
( made that famous remark when he tried
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The three Ks that viii win the war;
Keep oheerfuli keep cool; keep At IT.
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BOUT POSTPONED.
The bout between Patty Dolan and
KID -Casar VIII have 70 be postponed for
The time being
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Co. c 318 Machine
Gun Battalion News

Capt. James c. Scruggs, left Thurs
day for his home at Memphis for few
days visit.
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DAVIDSON.
10. z M. G,
Il

bert Santa appears to
Sel as one who knows
he light fantastic. His
more than two hun
yes three times 8 day
rs able assistant. Jonas
! cooks, TO be prepared
sergeant Is on the
one Of his greatest
deprived more than
he and that Is smok-
-e2s now and then.
brains clear
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Sergeant Stephenson the only bald
headed man in the company, IS away
on pass at his home, Logansville @.
The boys are wondering if there will
he Mrs. Steve when he returns.
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COMPANY Pests.


weloomed) a
Tho guard who walecs Won at 4 a
~, tbinline Won are n coolf
- TIVE man vho is nryyavs hoastin.r
ahout ia nm,nbey ~ nsckoiyes he rets
IN et,a,,, nail
The pink who ,s always telling
van What ~ ID in arm formation
The rayaho wbo dirs his bonv
fingers into vo,r NET muscle -cusbions
10 Warn VIM yo,, are ont of attainment
Tbs hooh who langhs when Won
haye to work whiie ne loais.
o. The nira VINO zen you you are
out OF luck when apout TWO ounces OF
effort on ms part would set everything
rosy Tor you
= Inc non-eom VINO urges you 10
40 olsagreeapie WORK IN an unheSes-
safliy alsSiereetpie, manner SIMPLY pe.
Gauss NoQ u oo wore helo'e you get
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1st Prov.
rnarks

Company has just
Belly boys from the
81. school, The South
4 sand met them with
scorehing effects and
king the shady pines
r slflce their arrival.
Real ia say about the
,a't honleslck or lazy
Il habit Of swearing,
also received about
Upton. New York,
fer about four
ffieid VS. away this
VII Cody, New Mex :
o accompany some
Stlnsen and II j.
napolis meu are
Second Casual,
Il non-coIn school
Many are much
eearg in *.
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The broadest smile on the company
street shese days is worn 10y sergeant
Back, who received mis- warrant the
past week
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First Gas Fgiyate James r. Bailey
eft We res5ay for his home at
Church TliIi. Term when he returns
there viii be a Mrs Bailey.
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Co. E Supply School
Reduced in Numbers
Still ON the Map

Company e Is dwindling aa it goes
along.
Despite the addition Of some new
faces. there are only twent-seven
squads where once there were thirty
one.
Just Gossip,
E'yt 2sElara. the conpanys best
known sporting editor, was welcomed
back 40 the ranks Of those who toll.
when he Joined his colleagues from
New Bedford, PVts. Doyle and Rosen-
berg, in 81 little Monday mornin X. z.
Pvt Mellincoff has not had any first
hand information about any thing for a
long time. Doubtless a drying up OF
news sources.
Acting Supply Sergeant Jones burn
ed midnight oil (at least until . D. m)
Ia the supply tent every night last
week, Good Authority whispers in our
ear His wife has left the Lenwood,
saysG. A.
Acting Private Hershey spat withou
the permission OF his corporal tie other
day, The next day he admitted on his
own confession that he chewedl oh,
Sgt Blodgett, something must be done
about this"
Rub neatsfoot oil on the flesh side
OF the leather. the Material course.
There Is much speculation among the
company as to Just what sort of a
neat is, how many feet it has, and how
ycu extract the oil when once you have
caught the neat and amputated its
pedal appendanges, Can any one tell?
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Sergeant Aaron Effos has been vot-
ed as the most papuior man in Com
pany c. The ladies just have to fail
when he smiles
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First Lieut. Richardson is back with
the company after ten days visit with
relatives in South Carolina.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-28
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE Or smE,,,rrs SALE

By virtue OF an execution duly is-
sued by the Clerk Of the Circuit court
OF the County OF Klamath, state of
Oregon. dated the 26ih dny NJ Sep
ltember, 1918. In a certain suit IN the
Circuit Court for said County and
State. wherein The First State II Saw.
ings Bank. u corporation, as plaintiff
recovered judgment and decree
against Altamont Investment CON-
pany. and George r. Goodell "a I'D
ministrator Of the estates OF George
Noiand. deceased, and Lottic Goodcll
Noland. deceased. for the sum of live
thousand. nine hundrcd nincty-cight
and S6.iO0 dollars. and costa md dts
burscments taxed nj thirty-,wo and
I5-i00 dollars. and accruing costs on
the :ist day OF September. 1918.
Notice IL hereby given that +! VIII
on the 3lst day Of October. 1918, at
the front door ~ the County Court
House. In klamath Falls. In said
county, ut 2 o'clock In the afternoon
of said day. sell ut public auction to
the highest bidder. for cash. the FOL.
low described real property. to-wit:
Lots three and four. and tho south
one-haif Of the Northwest quarter.
and the Southwest quarter. OF Sec
tion three. In Township 30. South "
Range Nine. East of the villa n,eite
Meridian. In Klamath County. State
of Oregon.
Taken and levied upon as the prop
erty OF the said Altamont Investment
Company and George r. Goodeii m
Administrator Of the Estate Of George
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-28
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE.
MALE

Notice is hereby given that from
and after Saturday. the fifth day OF
October, 1913, at the hour Of two
o'clock In the afternoon OF said day
the undersigned will ofYer for sale,
and will sell ut private sale at the
Office OF McFadden 4 Clarke In Cor.
wallis. Benton County, Oregon, to the
highest and best bidder. real property
escrtbesi as follows: Lot Twenty.
Nine t?9) Of the First Addition 10
the City OF Midland. klamath County,
Oregon. Terms Of sale being: One
third cash. One-third six months.
One-thtrd one year. with interest
on deferred payments ut the rate OF
D per cent per annum. Said sale IN
made under license and order made
by the County Court Of the State OF
oregon Tor Benton County, on the
.Ist day Of August. 1913, In the mat
Yer OF the estate Of Josephine Bowen.
deceased.
HANNAH NJ. DAY,
Administrative Of the Estate of
Josephine Bowen. Deceased.
McFadden 4 Clarke.
Corvallis. Oregon. Q
Attorneys for Administering.
Date Of first publication. August
81. 1913.
Date Of last publication. September
So '''o 3l-7-l4-2l-28
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NOTICE

To all Freeholders. Legal Voters
and Assessment Payers OF the Kia
math Irrigation District:
iou and each Of you are hereby no.
titled that the Board OF Directors al
the klamath Irrigation District. act.
ing a. o board OF equalization. viii
meet In the Office Of said board. nj
the U. B. Reclamation Service Build.
ing. klamath Falls. Oregon, on Tues.
Gay, the LIST day Of October. 1918.
Tor the purpose OF reviewing and cor.
recting Its assessments and amor.
tiohment OF the tax for 1918 and IN
near and determine any objection by
any Interested person TO the said ~.
sessment and appOrtion thereof
ana any other matter In Connection
them. 'o'0
And you are further notified th.,
tne assessment roll and list for th"
1918 tax and the apportionment
thereof may ba seen at the once ~
sara board at any time on and aftsr
the first Tuesday OF September. i9is
Done and Dated this '2sth dsy Of
August. 1918: -
s. A. l.. WISHARD.
secretary Tor the Board Of Direct.
ors OF the Klamath Irritation
sl.7.i~.,,.as District