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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
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The Jepin Miners have upset the
dope pot considerably In the first
week OF play In the Western league.
According TO the official avera Ees
released yesterday by Irwin Howe.
Hulswitts club In leading the league
at bat The Miners have a fast
fielding gang OF tossers and they are
In there fighting ali the way, but
they were not expected to show
much with the stick. Jack Ryder
OF the Cincinnati Enquirer declared
that the Miners showed q splendid
fielding bunch against the Reds. but
that they looked weak at the bat
The reasons for Tulsa being around
the top are disclosed In the batting
and fielding averages The oilers
are second In ,swatting and third IN
fielding. Des Moines IN third In
batting and second In fielding. That
these two clubs are tho two strongest
In the league seems probable at this
writing Judging from past per
formances and the play TO date, the
oilers and Boosters should be up
thcre battling all the way.
Yhnk Davis, Tulsa right neder,
leads the league with an average OF
,57i In the seven games played.
Walker of Sioux city has the same
percentage but only for four games
Five TulSans are batting 800, while
Meyer IN only four points outside the
select circle. The local athletes with
800 average are Davis, .571;
O'Brien, 42s; Wuffll. .333; wano,
$40. and Cleveland, .30s
--
Tulsa high school added another
win to It's unbroken string OF VIC
tories when II won the eastern
interscholastic track meet at Mus
Nogec yesterday, The meet was set
for May II owing TO the rain. but as
Tulsa and Okmulgee had made the
trip and as tho day was almost per-
feet for a track meet II was held
yesterday Clnyton's men demon
strated their superiority In a con
vincing manner. scoring 66 points.
This In the first state cham pion-
ship track contender to ever repre-
sent Tulsa high school. The victory
nj the A. and NJ. college meet and
the tic for class honors with
Woodward In the University OF okla
homa meet last week entitled the
locals 10 rank MS the favorites In
tho championship meet which is TO
be held here next Saturday with
Woodward and Thomas Thomas
was winner or the class II division
cotests In the Uni games
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AUBUHN, N Y, May I0.-The
seryico of Tommy Leach, the old
Pittsburgh star, claimed by Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, and Shreveport. La,
were awarded 20 Chattanooga, acord-
ing to announcement today by John
II. Farrell chairman Of the national
board OF the National Baseball as
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At CHATTANOOGA

Score by innings: R"H n
Little Rock OH GEO 600 boo 3
Chttan'ga 001 600 100 0O0---2 8
(Called 12th, darknesS)
Batteries--Karr and Brottem
Lohman and Higgins
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CUBS FIELD PERFECTLY
AND WIN FROM MORAN
Reds E;rf Iour Times at Critical
Moments and Champions Take
Fast Gamc-tOur To Three.

CHICAGO. May io--jim Vaughn
pitched the Cubs TO a close victory. TO ,.
over Cincinnati today lie Allowcd only
eight hits, three Of which tho visitors
punched in tho ninth Ginning for one run.
Chicago hit BroSsler safely nine times
Thc
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Southern Association.

IL innings
At New Orleans 6. Atlanta n.
b. A. Nashville 4, MemNhis 3.
At Mobile o. Birmingham 4
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Atlnnin Raises Quota.

ATLANTA, Ca. May 9.---Atianta
has raised her allotment OF f10,T72.-
500 to the Victory liberty loan. This
was announced tonight after meet
ing OF the eity's weaIthiest men. at
which more than 5000. 900 was sub
scribed
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EXTRA-INNING GAME
IS WON BY INDIANS
Tribe Puts Across Winning Tally In
Eleventh Framc--En.mnn Pitches
Well I'm Pinchcs-

CLEVELAND. obio. May io.--Cs-sland
defeated Chicago today In II innings. the
winning run being scored on Gsrdner'a
double snd o'Eein's single OF Cics,.e, who
relieved Kerr after the latter had pitch ed
eight effective Innings.
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Al New Orleans.

Score by innings: R.H f.
Atlanta .......OOo 600 600 2 !
New Orleans .O2O. u3O OOx-6 4 Z
Batteries and Rawson,
Weaver and Kitchens.
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Des Moines
'Bstted for SUMMERS in eighth.
SCORE ny INNINNS

Des Moines .,.........O 600 600 22i--5
Oklahoma City ,.,.,... :. 900 600 0oo-o
Breen, Dimock Errors-Wright VII.
liAms, Lindamore.. Two base hiW--Walker.
Hasbrook. Coifey Three base hits-Mur.
ply. Hartford. S,olcn bases -Griggs, Hun.
ter. williams, Griffith and Mutt. Sacrifice
hits--CAss lindamore Double plays
stouer LindAmors and Hunter; Wright,
Coifey and Hasbrook (2l, Hits-OH Stoncr.
3 In 7 innings. on Summcrs In of
TAber, . In /. strnck out--Ry Stoucr, q;
by Tabcr /; by Dimock o Bases on balls
on Stouer, 4 off Dlmock Hit by
piieher-By Dimoek tLindSmore). Left
on bases-OklAhoma Guy, j. Des Moines
q. Passed bali-Griifih. Time OF game
2;05. Umpiro--Daly
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Al Nashville.

Score by innings: RH f..
Memphis ......I0l Ol0 000--3 s /
Nashville 1000 600 2OX-i 7 0
Batteries-Canavan and DELANEY,
Ionnard and Kohlbeckep
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National League.

Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
81. Louis at Pittsburgh
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GAMES TODAY.
Western League.

SIOUX CITY At TULSA.
ST. Joseph AT Wichita.
Omaha Mt Joplin.
Dcs Moincs at Oklahoma city
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Bulldog WhIpS Tiger.

PRINCE ETON, n. j, May 10
Yale defeated Princeton In dual
track meet here today CT go SO Rain
fell during the greater part OF the
meet
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Missouri Track Team
Wins from Jdyhat0kers

LAWRENCE. kan, May lO.--The
University Of Missouri track team
this afternoon defeated the track and
field men OF the University OF Kan
sas, 60 TO 40.
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Omaha Z. Lonlln. q

JOPLIN. Mo, May lOt-TownGend
pitched his seoond shutout victory OF the
season for Omaha today and blsnked Joplin
10 o Bunched hits in the first inning
gave Omaha two runs and a single q Wild
pitch. and another singled netted tho add.
tionsl run. Mspel twirlsd sterling ball
after the first inning.
The srore.
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CHICAGO, May 10.-Chicngo won
dual track and field meet from the
University OF Wisconsin by a score
OF n to 50 today.
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nHlFOi
St Louis
'Bstted for WeilmBn In ninth.
lRAn for Demmitt In ninth
SCORE ny INNT N0S

Detroit ........... e,.... O02 ool 00o--9
81 Louis ........,... OiO OtU OOO--2
summary Runs Bush. Ainsmith.
Ehmkc. Sislsr williams Errors Ehmke.
sfoau. Brsnkie l2l. Two base hits Elli-
son. Siaef Bronkie Stolen bases robin,
Jacobson Double Gerber 80 'islCr
Gerber Rroukie and Scyrrold Bases on
ha's-On Ehmkr 7; of weiman. /
Struck out-By Ehmks, a.
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Two out When winning run scored.
'nAttrsf for Kerr In ninth.
rBAttad for EnImann In seventh.
''BAtted for Coumbe In ninth.
SCORE BY ISNtSuS
ChlesEo ...,..,......oo0 ol0 OOt o0-b
Cleveland .........,.0O 600 lOl 0i-d
Summary. Runs-Leibold t2J. Weaver,
Risbsrg Kerr, ChbpmAq GARDNER WAmbs
tAnns, johnson t2) $40 Neil. Errors
frlsoh, Risbetg. Chapman. Gardner. Two
base hls-Jaekson, Weaver, ArMullin,
Johnston. Speaker. wAmbsganss, HSSdner,
Three base ht--SunAmakor Stolen bases
-- Rish-rg az. Double plAys--WAmbsEsnss.
Johnston and Chapman; = Collins and Gan.
dil Bases on hAlls-Ou Kerr 2 OH Ci.
cotte. . of FntmAnn, I Struck out--Dy
Kerr, Q; by Cieous, q by Enzmsnn, l; by
Coumbe.
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At Mobile.

Score by innings. R.H n.
pirmi,rhom 600 900 022-4 10 0
Mobile ...... 900 600 600 &
Batteries and Peters. Ell
Lis Fulton and Coleman
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Western League

81. Joseph. 3; wichita. 2.
WICHITA Kan, May iN--St Joseph
took the first game OF the series with
wichita bv a ninth inning rally, 10 .
Wichita led with two.run margin until
the last inning, when the wildnen Of WAd-
bauer cost them the game.
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den Ho'locher. Psskcri, Berkle kilhfer.
rrroVs -Groh t9l, Rariden t2l, Two base
hits-lloliocher Merkie Groh Rasiden.
stolen bases pRskert. McfklS Double
plays Neale 10 kopi to Rsthi Pick to
hollocher 10 Msrklo t2l. Struck out--By
Brcssler l.
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American League.

Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit ut st Louis
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia nt Boston.
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SUMMARY! Two M,1c hIIH--t.OOd-
win. Itobinson. Walker. Home runs
Goodwin. Davis. IiobinsOn. Sacri-
ficc hits-Cleyeland. Hewitt (2).
Bases ON balls--Salisbury (2). Hit
by pitched ball--,Joncs by Salisbury.
Struck out-By Salisbury I +; by AN
son I, Wild pitch--Saiisbury Passed
ball-O'Bricn. Left ON basc+--1ulsa
o: Sioux City \. Time, i:i5. I'm
nrc-Shannon.
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National IraQue.
American League

At 81. Louis ?, Detroit 8
AZ Cleveland q, Chicago o
At New York Washington, no
game; rain.
Al n-PhladcIphia. no game;
rain.
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TrHna IenclIe

At Galveston !. Dallas 2
At san Antonio 2, Shreveport l.
At Beaumont &, waco o.
At Houston 6. Fort Worth 6.
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A. BROOKLYN New York No ramr. rain,
Al Ptttsburgh ST Louis 40 game, rain.
Al Philadelphia Roston-No game, rain.
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Brenigan, Carey. Berger Errors--polsn,
BrenIgan. Two-ba hitS--kirkhAm, krlle
her. Sacrifice hits--Marr. Brubaker, Sac
rifioe fly--KirkhAm. Double plsys-Msrr
and Wsshburn; Dolsn, Kelleher and Muel'
Ter. Stolen .bases-Carey t2). L4t on
on bails-On waldbauer 5 of Rose, 2.
Hit by pitohsr-McBridc, Mueller, Bru.
baker. Struck out--By waldbauer Z: by
Rose, !. Hits-OH WAldbAuor, 4 In 3 in.
ninxs; of Thomss.s . in / inning Time OF
gams--i:3o Umpire-Holmes.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. May 10
Dimock was wild hut effective here today
while Des Molnes hit hard In the late in
nings and defeated Oklahoma Oily, 5 10 o.
Tho
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FT LOUIS. May io'-weImAn. pitching
his first ful game since 1915 gave only
seven hits today. but was badly support
ed snd 81 Louis lost 70 DotfUik 70 Q.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Western League.

AT TULSA &. SIOUX CITY 4.
At wichita 2. St Joseph g.
At oklahoma City o. Des Moines 8
At Joplin o. Omaha =.
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Adams Strengthens Sioux.
Davis Injured.

Tulsa came near losing the serv-
lees OF the leagues leading batter in
the sixth inning when a grounder
took an ugly hop, skip and jump
and landed on his loft eye, breaking
kfhs smoked glasses he uses to pro-
teci his eyes against the sun. The
broken glass cut cash In his cheek
ew luckily none Of the glass entered
hn eye and he is expected TO be
oaek 10 the game this afternoon.
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. Has Purchased New Goggles.

an case the swelling in his eye
mould not have decreased sufficI-
snp TO permit his going in this
afternoon. Hewitt who relieved him
Yesterday. will he used in his stead
ssnin' However. Manager Abbott
hopeful OF Davis return for In
sadihon 10 Davis value In tho field
ne wants 20 use Hewitt on the
ound. should Hewitt not be up he
specs 10 send Bayne to the hilltop.
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Chicago

SCORE ny INNINGS
Cincinnati .............. 600 001 10i--a
ChicaE0 .,..,..,......., 200 OIL OoNH~4
n.r -
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SCORE ny INSI

SCORE BY INNINGS,
st: Joseph 300 200 oO3-1
Wiohits ......,.......00 900 02O o0o-2
cummAry: Runs-Mueler Keleher
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01

ton destruction Of magnificent cathc
dralB and the inhuman treatment oi
Innocent women and children shown
| both on land. and In the sinking OF
the mammoth ship, the Lusltania
are all 10 be gcen in Lest We For.
get"
The star OF Lest We Forget, n
beautiful Rita JOliyet, was herself q
passenger on the LusItanla on It's III
fatcd trip. and heard those immortal
words OF her lowpasscnger, Chas
Frohman. why fear death? Death
In the most beautiful adventure oi
Life" Fer life was spared to be q
living witncs8 TO the brutality Of the
Huns.
This great eIght-aCt production
provides mighty panorama OF
events now historical, connected with
the opening days OF the war, and fol-
lows its progress thru the later thrill.
Ing months. A beautiful love story
the roar OF battle sometimes seeming
Ike "A mighty accompaniment TO the
human drama being played. Many
Americans unable TO go obroad and
engage in actual fighting or works Of
mercy have wished they might see
with their own eyes part OF what
has been going on In Europe since
August, 1914. Lest We Forget" :"
shows far more OF actual events
abroad during the great struggle of
dcccncy against barbarism than any
one person, whether combatant or
non-combatant. could possibly see.
Besides being "A great love story, II
Is valuable chronicle Of the war.
The scenes OF the Lusitania are
especially thrilling. The sailing. the
vast crowds OF friends wishing bon
voyage to the passengers. flashes"
Of the various activities and amuse-
mepts on board ship. are followed by
the launching Of the deadly torpedo
from the German submarine, the fill
ing OF the vessel with water and the
panic ana excitement of the amazed
passengers who are shown plunging
into the ocean. some swimming to
IA" small boats, others sinking to
the oceans depths. This wonderful
production at the Liberty Sunday and
Monday. Matinee each day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the County Court of the State OF
Oregon, for klamath County
In the Matter of the Estate of Albert
E. Elder, Deceased
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed by the County Court Of the
State Of Oregon, for klamath Coun-
ty, administrators of the estate of
Albert E. Elder, deceased. and hav-
ing qualified, notice is hereby given
to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against said deceased.
to present them, verified as required
by law, within six months after the
first publication of this notice to said
Carl A. Plath and A. l.. Wishard, al
the office, in the Star Drug Store, on
Main street, klamath Falls, Oregon
A. l.. WISHARD,
CARL A. PLATH,
Administrators of the estate of Albert
Z. Elder, Deceased.
Dated January 3, 1919.
4-11-1S-25-1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01
HIDDEN LAND
NOW FOUND BY
TRACTOR STAGE

EUREKA, Cal. Feb. THAT splen
waters of the klamath river almost
as unknown as the depths of the
Amazon is TO be broken, and with
its passing the Indian with his dug
| out canoe will no longer race unob-
served by carious eyes down to long.
swirling rapids of the river. Hum
boldt county has entered into part
nership with the Federal government
whereby ten miles of road are 10 lie
built into the Somes Bar country in
the northeastern part of the county.
With the opening of this Highway u
passage will be available into Siski-
vou county and automobile voyagers
thru the Sacramento valley VIII have
wonderful realm for adventure op-
ened to them.
An almost entire lack of roads has
enabled tie klamath river Indian to
live in primeval surroundings until
the present day and AS a result he
is one of the most interesting natives
to be found in California. The wig
wan on the shore. the papoose on
the shoulders of the squaw and the
tribal rituals handed down for gen.
efations still are part of his life.
Along the majestic sweep at the
Klamath there remain MANY little
Indian settlements where white
man can bargain much as in the days
Of old
Some knowledge of American his.
tory has penetrated into the wilds of
the region, one of the most bizarre
convictions among the Indians being
that George Washington discovered
America.
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At the Theaters

"A Romance Of the Underworld, "
which IL To appear al the Liberty to
nigh, with Catherine Calvert. as
star, tells II thrilling ana tragic story
The principal character IL winsomc
ana uhsuApoc,lng girl who, brought
up IN the sanity and secluded utmOa-
ph"r" OF convent, II suddenly trans.
planted into the mnclstrom Of New
forks great underworld. One Elko
oIenry, n brutal and unacrupiDuF
political boss. attempts to get her
into his power and ns result Ia shct
and killed by her brother. The girl
Doris Elliott, is arrested for the mur.
der and placed on trial for her life
The trial scene iB one of the most
sensational ever placed on the screen
II IL worked out to IA startling aud
unexpected climax. In which the hand
OF justice tears away the veil Of NV
n'cfy which has shrouded the roal
events OF the tragery.
Lest We Forget" Is the great
screen drama for which the world has
been waiting. Its historical signifi.
canrc will make It OF value as long
M the world stands. For II shows In
rlalble form the great causes back Of
Americas entrance into the war. The
violation of Belgium and the leading
OF Its citizens into captivity, the wan.
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proxy weddings shall not be counte-
nanced where state laws make the
contracts invalid.
Commanding officers, suggests the
decision, can aid In case the soldiers
turn
The proxy wedding Of Wales
Thawes, Cambridge, Mass. soldier
overseas, to Miss Annie Hiscock Of
Roxbury, Mass. led to the ruling.
At first the office of Acting Judge
Advocate General 8. Z. Ansell curtly
dismissed the proposition that such
marriages could be contracted, but
later reversed Its decision.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01
No Time To Fight

A tough old bird was dying and his
wife sent for a preacher. The preach,
or came and said to the dying sinner
You had better renounce the devil
my friend"
'Renounce the devil" exclaimed
the dying man. why, ! amt in a
position to make any enemies right
now. w."-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Resolution to Change Street Grade

Whereas. the Common Council
deems it expedient to change the es-
tablished grade on Tenth street at
its intersection with Pine street,
Be 1t Resolved, That the grade on
Tenth street at its intersection with
Pine street be changed from 1860 rs
now established. to 1850 on the
northerly side Of said intersection,
and to 174.5 on the southerly side OF
said intersection.
State of Oregon,
County of klamath, ss:
City of Klamath Falls.
l, A. L. Leavitt. Police Judge of
said city, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is duly enrolled copy of
the resolution changing grade on
Tenth street at its intersection with
Pine street, as passed by the Com
mon Council of the City Of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, on January 81, 1919.
(SEAL) A. L. LEAVITT,
30-10t Police Judge.
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Lincoln were started for Richmond
Center. Wisconsin for burial. The
mother and brother OF the deceased
who have been here during his last
Illness accompanied the remains A
goodly representation OF the Elk
Ledge was present nt the depot.
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Notice Of Sale of Irrigation District
Bonds

Bonds
Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by the
Board of Directors OF the Sunnyside
Irrigation District, at the office OF the
secretary of said district, at Merrill,
Oregon, till the 18th day of Febru-
ary, 1919, at p. m. of said date, for
the purchase of bonds of such dis
trict to the amount of $4,000; such
bonds to be issued In denomination
Of 500 each, bear interest at the rate
OF 8 per cent per annum. payable
semi-annually; said bonds to mature
at the rate of four each year begin
ming January l, 1924.
The board reserves the right to re.
ject any or all bids.
j. l.. FOTHERINGHAM,
Secretary Sunnyside Irrigation
District,
lS-25-l-S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01
WEDDINGS BY
MAIL ARE NOW
PERMISSIBLE

WASHINGTON. Feb. Marriage
by mail for soldiers overseas and
their sweethearts in this country Is
now pet missible under a war depart
ment ruling.
The only Limitation IL that the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01

FOR SALE--3sO acre relinouisb
ment near Doris. Calf; 22 acres
cultivated; good well. small house
with camp outfit. stable: 100 acres
Fenced. All for $500 cash. Have
larger Interests here, and cannot
spare time TO prove up. X. Sylvester.
loI Richmond ave, Richmond. Calf
3O-5ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01

FOR SALE room home on Ninth
streets. % foot frontage a real
bargain. easy terms: $500 Cbil-
cote & Smith. 9o.ty
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LINCOLN REMAINS
SHIPPED EAST

A large number OF friends assem-.
blcd n, the dono, this morning when
the remains Of the la,o Harold q,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01

FOR sALE-sO acres good land.
fenced; small building; 50 acres
irrigated, $40 per acre; terms. See
l.. Jacobs 3O-tf
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WANTED-Display show cases. F.
U. Patrick, at White Pelican gar
age 31-2t'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01

Get standard policy from the
Chilcote Il Smith agency. "a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01

FOR SALE-One bay mare years
old. weight about 1000 pounds;
one set work harness, one set heavy
single harness; 5 pigs. weight about
40 pounds each; one lumber wagon,
size 2h inches. Inquire Sam King,
near Chelsea Lumber and Box Co.
27-6ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01

FOR SALE - Young Jersey COW
fresh. Inquire Lee Bussey. 1880
High street. 2s-st.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01

WANTED--To care for chiIdre, nor,
OF afternoons or evenings inalire
aLE oLLICe. 30-Gts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01

FOR SALE-Hoyses, Two good farms
one irrigated. 1910 Malzanita St.
2S-5t%
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01

FOR SALE-Swiss Toggenbere milk
goat. 8l9 Walnut Ave. 31-et
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01

wANTED-To buy young calves
that are weaned. Address Box
214, klamath Falls. 3l-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-One Broom furnished
apartment Phone S69; call 1O2
Main l-8t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01

FOR SALE-Stock cattle; 80 head
Durham cows, yearling steers. G.
W. King, Montague, Calf. 25-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01

FARM FOR SALE OR RENT-Call
on Schubert, next postoffice. 11.tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01

POTATOES FOR SALE-15O sacks
white, dry-land potatoes. Enquire
of John r. Hagelstein. 29-4t.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-01
Herald's Classified Adys.
SITUATIONS WANTED

LUMBER GRADER. shipping elert
yard foreman. open for lob Ad,
dress P o. box 1872, klamath Fai,s
29-4t-