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LOST CLOTHES AND
COULDN'T ATTEND DANCE

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wetmore mo-
tored up from Pueblo TO Florence last
Friday evening to visit nome folks and
attend the EIks' dance. Upon their
arrival In Florence they discovered
that their suitcase containing some
az their best clothing was missing.
ard consequently they were Obliged
to forego the pleasure OF the Elks' So
ciety event. Mr.. wetmore returned
over the route he had traversed early
saturday morning In hopes OF finding
the lost articles. but he met with a
disappointment He Is Offering re-
ard for the return of the suitcase.
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WANTED-A good S0-30 Winchester
or Marland rife. Phone Canon
679-J2- 270-p4t
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MA. ANn ewAIN.

tf3uylrH price fbuiNb carloads. Z. a.
DepNsr.b
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FLEShY WOME NJ.
TAKE NOTICE

Mrs. T. +. Rea, a Lougmont woman,
advised by her physician to fast for
month to rid herself of supcrhuous
flesh, has carried out he instructions
TO the letter. Since october IL not
particle OF food has passed her lips,
and during that time she has lost a
= pound a day In addition to fasting
q she has been up and about the house
every day. doing portion Of her reg.
,,fa~ ,<.,tkn. xxart
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FOR SALE-oats, Hardins's harm.
North Tenth street. 25s-tt
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naphtha other infAn ma Oh. sfcuics
on his premises Ut any one time unless
same is contained in an approved un-
foreground storage tank constructed
Installed and nsiptained in accord-
ance with the following rules and re-
quirernents: Al such tanks and pumps
used In connection Herewith shall b.-
the Underwriters Laboratories. or
other authorized concern, and each
tank and pump shall bear tneir label
OF approval showing that the device
has been tested and approved but said
hre committee may dispense with such
supervision and approval when they
deem the same UNNECESSARY.
Section e-The drawing OF gasoline
or other inflaInmsble liquids from tank
cars snail not be permitted at any To-
cation where such tank cars are within
nifty fsoJ feet of any building. ur
committee such operations would be
unsafe 10 life or property. The pip
Ing. pumps or other equipment used
for emptying OF such tank cars must
be of sufficient size and so arranged
TO permit the emptyirg or Withdraw
ing Of the gasoline or other infiarnna-
BILE liquids within a period of twenty
four hours. The person or firm TO
whom such tank cars are consigned
ing OF same within a period of forty
sigh, hours from the time the tank car
Is pace, piaeen IN position for unloading,
construed as applying to gssoIine com
tained In the reservoir Of motor We
hicles or TO portable wheeled tanks for
use in garages when not exceeding
sixty gallon capacity. and when con-
structed and used In accordance with
requirements Of Section l6 of this or
dinance-
Section s-By special permission
granted by the City Council above
ground storage tanks may be permit
led in sparsely built-up sections of
the city. IL located entirely outside of
the mercantile and other congested
Jfstricts, as to which the udernent %
id council shall be conclusive.
Section 5--This ordinance shall not
be construed as applying TO gasoline,
uspbtha or other infiam1lsl oi liquids
while contained in washers used in
connection with dry clsansnS eslab-
liShneuts when located outsiae the
Ire limits of the city 1f Canon City,
Colorado. as low established pr here
after extended. or when inside said
tire limits providing the buildirr. used
for dry cleaning - rposes Is corsIroct-
ed wholly OF Hol-rom bgssibie ,.aatsris :.
not used for other occussnes ard ~
Gated al least - feet frolu otha- olI'd-
srgs and a public tEorous;A..aro.
Material sad S.nstru-tfet a= Task..
Section ie-Tanks mBst be cor
structed of Ealyaniz-d steel. basic open
hearth steel or wrought iron ~ = rria-
i.num gauge. depending mon the ca
paci,y as Indicated ~ The following
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money. Apply Rec
ORD oaise' s7A-st
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FOUND

rouNIt-Rear hand gate of new
truck on road between Pueblo and
Canon City. Get from Mrs. zon-
tine. 272-plt
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hides a. Per lb. isss.
Dry Hbfas rstss-
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FOR SALE-Cheap. 5-year-old mule:
good worker; also sis-ineh one
horse wagon. complete. $50 Bennett
street. South Canon e72,p6t
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WANTED-To trade a 1O-inch split
wood pulley for an S-ineh split wood
pulley. Inquire pressroom, Record
office. 271-4t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31

gagged bv scout whose machine-gun
inmmed when i'll position to deal the
death blow from beneath the Gothas
tail. This Hun, in his effort 90 escape,
dropped bombs in space Of 200 yards.
But even SO there was still another
terror To be faced before the city was
reached As all London knows, there
was suspended from balloons thousands
of feet above a vast system oi nets which
would have cut the most powerful ma
chine in two The. Huns never knew
quite where these nets were and after
every trip the danger was magnihcd.
Once in one of the later raids, when
the giant (Riescn) Gothas were used, the
left wing tip of one machine grazed the
anchor rope of balloon, spun half round,
and dropped n sheer TOO feet before the
pilot could recover. Another machine
was being hotlv chased over London by
"A scout when Il balloon net doomed before
IT, The pilots strained madly at the
controls, and quarry and pursucr Just
cleared the topmost strand III safety.
The tales the men told on their return
led To one of the most striking orders
ever issued in the German Air Force.
During this raid whit Monday lastl
seven machines were brought down and
three more crashed ON landing. 30
great was the moral effect ON the crews
that the order for II further raid was
countcrmandCd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
HAyERFORD'S LOAD AT DIX.
Ariillerymen Will Stay There a Week
Preparatory to Discharge.

Camp Dix, WriEhtstown. \ J., Jan.
81 With all arrangements complete
for their reception and speedy demobill-
zation, the first troop tram of Cannoncers
who were passengers on the Havcrford
which dockcd at Philadelphia stcrday
reached Camp Dix shortly after Il O'Clock
last evening
The enlisted personnel will not he
discharged nj Pix. but will hc transferred
IN details TO the demobiizatinn camp
ncarests their homes for discharge The
men may remain NJ Camp nN 4 week
or ten days
Tho iaverford passengers incident
ally. were the first Of fhc thousands of
overseas men returning Ia Dix for dis
charge to pass through the camps hlg
new receiving station erected opposite
he railroad station This station IS
one If the largest of its kind IN hc cuun-
try. Here every arriving soldier viii
pass through medical inspection a.
ascertain Il he IS free from communicable
disease While he Is bathing under hot
and cold showers his clothing will hc
thoroughly fumIgatcd IN the great hotl-
crs that have been Installed for this
purpose For 80 minutes tho clothing
is subjected % live steam under high
pressure. Is then drlcd ~ compressed
hot AR ana IS ready for the soldier to
don a. hr completes his bath and physical
CXamnattou.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
q. s. BUYS CAPE MAY SITE.
Property for Naval Air Station Valued af
81 900 600

Cape May, y J. Jan II Three
hundred and forty nine acres at thie
resort. the ground on which afe erected
the Naval Air Station and The Submarine
Patrol base buildings and barracks, havc
been taken over ~ the government
Commander j Il Patton. IN charge
of land for the Fourth Naval District,
has notified the municipality To remove
aIl It's property from the reservation
The prlce the government If to pay
will he fved hy an appraisal board If
no agreement IS reached between the
Navy Department and ihe owners
About 81 .0O0. ONO Is sad ~ bc the sum
tho owners aFk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
RA|D|NG ENGLAND GOT
GERMAN FL|ERS' GOAT"
Impossible to Find Men With
Courage to Face Such Ex~
treme Peril.

London, Jan l5.--Some interesting
revelations a. TO the experiences OF Ger
man airmen in their raids ON England
arc gwen in The Daily Mail. 1t says
that the story of these Gotha raids Is the
story of the Sd German Bombing Squad
ron of about 80 machines. which were
stationed in flights nj st. Denis Westrem,
Gontrode, and MariakerkC. IN Belgium
An insight into the character OF the
Gotha crews the best pilots refused the
work is { al cd from the fact that wheh
orders cal through for an attack on
England two hours before the start run
ners were sent post-hastc to search the
brothe and drinking shops OF GhCnt to
warn the personnel II was common
enough for several of the pilots Ia Ind
at the moment of starting defeat
sufficient To send them back to their
beer. They seldom adjusted the machines
themselves, although one pilot says he
fitted no fewer than FIVE new engines IN
the starboard naecllc before he found one
10 work properly.
Of the machines which started one
fourth never reached the English coast,
and of those that crossed one-half turned
back before reaching London.
London was always given as the OH
jectivr. but the ofiiccr-ubscrycr could
choose his own course and height about
10000 TO II 900 feet, which was always
the best the machine could make He
communicated his orders TO the pilot
hv means of a crude prostitution electrical
device
With OStend and the Belgian roast hc-
hind them, the crew wCrs about halfway
across thu North Sea when - miles
away. in the still moonlight. they could
see the dim, white line of the kcntlsh
cliffs II was unmiStakahlc. they sand
this difference between sea and land even
at night. and they had httlc difficulty
IN picking up the North Forcland, their
favorltc landtaIl when heading for the
Thames
It was then that the cold dread Of
Their adventure came upon them and
the rot set in The stout hearts pushed
on. the less Injured NJ the first sound of
gllntire released their bombs promlscuous-
~ and made for home nth German
headquarters refused - accept the re-
port they stated the bombs fell among
hostile shipping
The awful racket Of the harragc of the
outer London dcfCnccS uuncrved many uf
the best The hug, machines rocked and
lurchcd IN the AR storms raised by the
bursting shells. and oncc clear the pilots
had only A moment TO brace themselves
10 face the greater danger ot the night
fighting scouts
Many Il Gotha crew tonight desperately
and vsll, bat others completely lost
their hcad~ Tho back Of the fusclagc ii
one machine was rlddled hyItS own gunner.
Seeing flames squirting from tho tail. the
crew of another machine threw them
selves overheard. while the scout slowly
circled around the blazing mass as Il
fell to earth lct another machine divcd
from 10000 feet tn .}0Ol feet when ,n-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
You Need Not
Suffer Frons Catarrh

drive tho catarrhal pniaaus nift II Yaur
blood. purifying and strengthening Il.
a. il vii cufv rigor and henlth G. Tho
mucous monhranps pn # journeys
through your hpdy ani Hatnre
will soon restore y.u e. heath ~
will be rclleyrd II tho drnplnnes Il
mucus IN your throat. sores ~ aestfIls.
bad breath. hawking and sptung
All reputable druggists curry :
in stock anil W. recommend yea give
II a trlal immediately
The chicf ue,llcal adviser II the cnfn-
pany viii eheerfnlly anasor III Letters on
the subject There IS no charge for
the medical advice Address swift spe
c,le Go. f33 Swift Laboratory Atlanta.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
Blu, You Must Drive IL Out of
Your Blood to Ge. Rid of Ii
Permanently.

You have probably been N the habit
Of applying external treatments, trylng
to cure vonr catarrh You have used
SPRAYS. washes and lotions and posgihlv
been temporarily relieved Rut after
shor; tlmo vnu had another attack and
wondered why Nnu must rcalizc that
catarrh Il an Infection If tho blood aNd
"a gct permanent relief the catarrh IN
fcction must he driven ont ot the blood
Tho quicker Nou come to understand
thus the quicker Won will set i ont ot
yout system $ ) : Which has been
n constant use for ovcr 50 year Will
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
British Industries Finding Mexico.

Mexico CITY Ian 81 J. w kin1rton.
4 London capitalist, has arrived Ia NcXlco
CITY for the purro~c of establishing j
bank t. pro>ldc MINES long unvorkcd
with sufficient capital 10 purchase ma
chincrv and place themselves on
profitable basis II i also stated 'hat
tho British capitalist i cndravornE to
secure a concession for constructing
railway between TahaSca anI lucatan
10 facilitate the movement ~ sIsql and
other products If that cGian
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
DEADLY GAS NOW IN TRADE.
Blcaches Sand Instead Of Putting Rhine
Barbarians Out Of Service.

New York. Jan. 81 The doadly
phosgcnc g:ts once used ON The battle
front in France now has been employed IL
the peaceful pursuit of bleaching sand
used in the manufacture ct eyeglasses
and optical lenses, according To nr David
T. Day Of The Gcophysical Laboratory OF
the Carnegie Institution.
This gas IS composed of chlorine, oxygen
and carbon monoxldc II DESTROYS the
iron oxide which causes the nd and
hrnwnish tints Of sand, says the Amcri
can Chemical society II adds that the
United States has n firm grip on the
manufacture of phosgcnc gas with which
this countr, was prepared 70 ovcrwhclm
the German armies
Tins has gwen the United States an
opportumity to manufacture optical glass
winch formerly was imported and It Is
announced that all the III varieties Of
glass now can bc produced m this ooun-
trN with ease.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
"t.reaser Generals nack to pIow

Mevico CITY, Ian g More than 80
generals of the Ncxtean army. Who took
~ arms during the revolution have asked
the chief executive to release them from
their military tlu'lcg 10 TINT they maY
rc'uu - civii pursuits hittt q them
have been without commands ami have
uo1 bern eneaefd n aeftvs @efVieo taf
nrAeIel AcaI-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
IngsBeglns | ornorr0W


pe a { o1e
tt a eN
blt because il is Meg standad frntur tla lis reduce
he prce
n1at tha urs9nw Joints
hidden
po.n y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31

Iro,1k, might be handed over ~
Icninc. Int much better MAX, y double
hanging Di ii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-31
The Megary February Sale of Thousands
ofDollars' Worth of Fine Home Furnish

Included ii tie eaIe IS eaf ~.
mense stock q floor coverings
Most Of tins stock IS under 10
days market and At February re-
ductlon are real bargains. We
have rug, III all grades te If any
room and 1t various rees l.
YOU think YOU simply eant ind
the right size try Us first.
Aso included IS the sale Of laoe
curtains at reductions ranging
from 20 to 90 per cent but we'll
tell you more Of this later.
And there are some unusual values
IN blankets, comforts and quilts
that make it wise to anticipate
your further needs
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Joshua Clayton. Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Order Of Publication
MAGGIE Gibson, Plaintiff,
IS.
Augustus Gibson. Defendant.

In The Circuit Court for Cecil County.
No &3or Equity
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-30
NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS.

Pursuant to Ordinance and order
OF the Common Council of the City OF
klamath Falls, Oregon, notice ID
hereby given that proposals. will be
received by said Common Council for
making the improvement designed
for the improvement Of Pine street
from 3rd street easterly to sth street; |;
and for 4th street from Main street to
Pine street; and for 6th street from
Main street to Pine street; and for
9Th street from Main street to Pine
street; and for 7th street from Main
street to Pine street, including inter
sections.
Said Improvement to be made in ac-
cordance with the plans and specifica-
tions of the City Engineer for one or
the other of tho classes OF improve
ment mentioned therein and apprOv-
cd by said Council, and in accordance
with Ordinance No. 44S adopted on
the 2lst day of April, 1919, and ap-
proved by the mayor the 22nd day of
April, 1919.
Said plans, specifications and esti-
mates being ON file in the office OF
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-30
NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS.

Pursuant TO ordinance and order Of
the Common Council of the City Of
klamath Falls. Oregon, notice is
hereby given that proposals will be
received by said Common Council for
making the improvement designed for
the improvement of Crescent avenue
from L. 8. Irrigation canal to Candy
street; .Canby street to East Street:
East street TO Intersection Of Cres-
cent avenue at I. S. Irrigation canal,
and intersections.
Said proposed improvement to be
made in accordance with the plans
and Specifications OF the City Engin-
eer for one or the other of the classes
of improvement mentioned therein
and approved by the said Council.
and in accordance with Ordinance No.
AL, adopted on the 2lst day of April.
1918, and by the mayor approved on
the 22nd day of April, 1919.
Said plans, specifications and esti-
mates being on file with the Police
Judge and in the office OF the City
Engineer.
The proposed improvement will be
let in one contract, and the time in
which the same is to be completed
is fixed by said ordinance for August
1st, 1919.
Bids must be filed with the Police
Judge for submission to the Council,
at his office in the city hall of said
city not later than s o'clock p. m, of
the 5th day Of May, 1919. At which
time and place proposals will be open
ed and considered. Each proposal
must be accompanied by a certified
check on some responsible bank to
the amount OF 5 per cent Of the ag-
gregate proposal to be forfeited by
the successful bidder upon failure to
enter into contract and bond for the
faithful completion of the improve
ment in accordance with the con-
tract. The City of klamath Falls
reserving the right to reject any and
all proposals.
The award to the successful bidder
for making the proposed improve
ment is hereby made contingent upon
the sale of the bonds authorized to
provide funds for making said i'm
provement.
The plans, specifications and esti-
mates above referred to embrace and
provide for the proposed Improvement
of said streets by grading same to
established grade to the width of "a
rect, on Crescent avenue and IS feet
on Candy and East streets, and hard
surfacing said streets. between the
points mentioned, 10 the width Of "a
feet over all on Crescent avenue, and
Is feet on Candy and East streets, in
curbs- with either oil maca-
dam or light standard bitulithic or
pavement. Proposals are re-
Quested on all classes of pavement
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
this 23rd day of April, 1919.
A. L. LEAVITT,
Police Justice of the City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
a3-let
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the Police Judge and in tho office OF
the city Engineer.
The proposed Improvement will be
let In one contract. and the time In
which the same Is 10 be completed is
fixed by said ordinance for October
18th. 1919.
Bids must be filed with the Police
Judge for submission to the council
at his office in the city hall not later
than o'clock y IN. OF the 5th day OF
May, 1919; at which time and place
proposals. Will be opened and consId-
cred
Each proposal must be accom-
panied by n certified check on some
responsible bank In amount equal TO
per cent OF the aggregate amount
or the proposal, the same to be for
feit'd 10 the city by the successful
bidder upon failure TO enter into con-
tract and bond for the faithful com
pletiOn OF snid Improvement in ac-
cordance with the Specifications
IT, refer.
The city OF Klamath Falls reserv-
lrR the right nt al times to reject
any and all - O'neale. The award to
the successful bidder for making the
proposed said Improvement is here.
by made contingent upon the sale of
the bonds authorized TO provide funds
for making said proposed improve
ment.
The plans, specifications and esti-
mates above referred to embrace and
provide that the proposed improve
mcnt shall consist In grading said
streets TO established grade to the
width Of 80 feet and hard surfarIug
said streets to the width OF 40 feet
over all. Including curbs. with either
bituilthIc pavement. oil macadam
pavement or concrete pavement.
Proposals are invited on all three
kinds OF pavement mentioned, with
and without cement sidewalks.
Dated at Klamath Falls, April %.
1919.
A. l.. LEAVITT. /
Police Judge OF the City of
klamath Falls, Oregon.
23-lOt
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

S"nirn bias VIII be received by
the Board Of Directors " School Dis,
irict No, | klamath Falls. Oregon.
until May 10, 1919. for the erection
ana completion OF II Public School
building, according 10 plans and
specifications prepared by Charles II
Hurg.rnr. architect. Albany Oregon.
The lowest bidder viii be required To
furnish references satisfactory 70 the
board
All bids must be- made ont on blank
rrnposnis for the mWc. Blnnin fur,
nirhcd upnn application by the rlrrk
or architect Plans and Rprclnra-
lions may be- seen ut klamath Fails
or at Architects office"
\ certified chrck for 3 por cent OF
~" amount OF the bid must accom-.
pany the bid
The board reserves the right 10
rcjec, amy and all bids
Hy order 0f School BOARD No. /.
BIDS viii be opened May -, 1879,
but no bids win be received after
May "a. 1919.
26-Gt clerk
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NoICE INVITING PROPOSALS.

Pursuant to ordinance and order
of the common council of the City OF
klamath Falls. Oregon, nobice Is
hereby given that, proposals will be
received by said common council for
making the improvement designed
for the Improvement OF 10th street
from Main street northerly to Lin
coin street and High Street from
Ninth street easterly to Eleventh
street
Said Improvement to be made in
accordance with the plans and speci-
flcations of the City Engineer for
one or the ether of the classes of i'm
provement mentioned therein and ap-
proved by the said council. and in
accordance with Ordnance No. 444
adopted on the 21st day of April.
1918.
Said plans Specifications and esti-
mates being on file with the Police
Judge and In the office of the City
Engineer.
The proposed Improvement will be
let In one contract. and the time In
which the same Is to be completed
Ia fixed by said ordinance for Octo-
ber 18th. 1919. Bids must be filed
with the Police Judge, for submis-
sion to the council at his office In
the City Hall not later han 8 o'clock
p, NJ, of the 9th day of May, 1919.
At which time and place proposals !