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Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell +
EoR sALE

fQh 2AEE
 PRIVATE sALE-Dishes, carpets, par Flor set, curtains, etc. All household goods. fl Grove Street, in the rears of the house. sept30d
 FOR sALE-s cows, all ffeshened in two months, h'd 5crseys and Aygsalrss, Place. WauW Hill. sept.Sud
 FOR sALE-skim milk at 2l cents per quart on place; Sc delivered. B. Lebo- vltz, Naples Places Wauwecus Hill.
 sept ooo:
 TOR SALE-Large parlor stove. Burns coal or wood. Cau Il Elm street, top lioor. septSod
 FOR sALE-A skunk dog, the old fashioned kind. price $l6. Frank Black er,s Tel 44l-15. sept.S0d FOR sALE-Berksnire hogs at Mans seven weeks old pigs Stedman SLorrs and R. s. stearns. Mansfield. septsOd
 FOR sALE-New milch COW and calf. Lester 4. Main. Phone 1S51-23.
 sept2STThurs
 FOR SALE--Priyate sale of furniture Friday, Oct,- 1st, from 9-12 a. m.. Geo. M. Scott, le Union St. top floor.
 sept2sd.
 FOR sALE-1V h. p. steam boiler. 6 h; p. engine, stack. piping, valve com | house, shop. etc, and still have power. S15 if taken this week. Phone 75. Jew cit City,. after s P m, sept. .2Sd. FOR sALE-Some cows, incubator and brooder, will exchange for young stock or poultry. Garvin. Scotland. Conn sepe 7 ou .e--------.----.-------- FOR sALE-one pair fat steers. thirty sheep alld lambs. Ben jannn k. Gallup, Voluntown. sept.2Sd q two colts. one mare, one horse, four COWS. Tel. 1852 Jewett City. John Potter, Gr's"oios conn. ----- sepzso FOR sALE-Two family house, mod ern improvements. Barn, lot 1oox4O0. Price S5,e00. Tel Inquire 225 Broad way. August Hahn. -sept27d FOR SALE-Five grade good milking goats a bargain Charles kusian, Han over, Conn. sep22d NUN of our customers haz gold fish what has dandruf;- he ast me what wuz l good for it. n tol him that 1 couldn't anser no kWesohuns about fish but did I a good cigar also the Anudera special at l 7c wuz good mild cigar. Pagan s Smoke Shop opp Woolworths. sepl4d 1 FOR sALE--2o0 cords of hard wood 1; | will begin new lot Sept. 1st. sawed stove lengths and delivered to all parts of the city; also so cords of oak slab and 25 cords of dry wood for alrtight stoves. Peter Nawrocki, YaIitic. Tel 1704. sep1d l FOR sALE-Double cottage on Furnace l St, Danieison. Apply to the Bodo Real Estate and~lnsurance Agency. 25 Carter 1 St., Danielson. Tel. 5223-2. aug2d . l FARMS for sale. Write for cata- logue. Racine's Farm Agency. Dahiel- son. Conn. Je16d
 FOR SALE
 BABY CARRIAGE, PIANO AND A lFEW ARTICLES OF HOUSEHOLD l FURNITURE.
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FOR sALE--1e2o, model f. Overland touring car. best offer takes 1t. 1ele- phone 1858. sept2sd
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FOR SALE-Berksfire hogs at Mans field Fair, boar, 5 SONS, s slaoats, 6 seven weeks old pigs. Stedman Storrs and R. s. Stearns. Mansfield. sept
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that can be used on any common piano, with a number of rolls of selected operas. Price to suit purchaser. Call day vr ev- ening, 29 Mt. Pleasant Street, upstairs.
 seDt gid.
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FOR SALE i4er..,

FOR sALE-one gray horse. years old, weight I250. work sinsie or double
 Tel ls7s-S. J. s;essL sep2d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING

Tue legal voters in Town Meetinf Of the Town of Norwich. are hereb1 Gatned va to meet in 47pual Town Net MONDAY. ocToBRk STH, iseo, a eight o'clock in the evening to heaf and 1ct upon the annual report Of thf Seiectmen with their recomruenoaticns sinking Fund Commission the Towf Health Officer. the Town School Commit tee snn the report of inc Trustees of the GUS Library 70 grant salaries, to lay tax te meet the expenses Of the Towr including the expenses of the Puhlk the . mpcnsation of inc Tax Collector.
 Also to determine whether the Tovr will authorize the Selectmen to borrow sum, not to exceed Two Hundred and Twenty-Five thousand- (S22b .000) Dollar u sscn amounts and at such times during the twelve months ensuing as may bs necessary to defray the debts and otlirn- tions of the Town aocruIng before fht next Annual Town meeting and to deliver the notes and other obligations Of the Town therefor as may in<their judgment be for the best Interest of the Town.
 Also to appropriafe the sum of Four Hundred and Fifty (ss5o) Dollars foi the pufchase of coal and other supplies sor the use of the fantic Fire Engine Company.
 Also to determine whether the Tgwn will make an appropriation for Four Thousanai Five Hundred (sf.Eoo. .ool Dollars to assist in maintaining the ous Library.
 Also to act sDon petition of more than twenty legal voters of the Town sum Of money not to exceed Twenty two Thousand Five Hundred (s2e .5onl Dollars to relieve parents of children who are residents Of the Toyrn of Nor wich and pupits in attendahce at the Norwich Free Academy Of the custon1ary term fee for the school year Of 1s10-1i-
 Also to act upon the petition of more than twenty legal voters Of fhe Town asking that the Town appropriate a sum not to exceed Three Hundred ff3oo.ocl Dollars to assist Ia meeting the operat- ' ing expcnses of the Taftviiie Fire Con- pany. No. 2. Incorporated for the ensuing year.
 Also to act upon a petition of nors \ than twenty legal voters Of said Town requesting that the' duties Of medical in- spection of school children and the ap. ] pointment of a, School Physician and nurses heretofors gerforred by th. ] to the Town Health Officer Of said ToVr and that theisum of Five Thousand FfTs !, Hundred fS5 50e.oo) Dollars be approrri. ated 10 the use Of said Town Health or feer in carrying out the duties pertaining to said medical inspection and appoint
 rnentA and all other measures which ir [ the judgment of said Health Officer rnaJ
 be necessary. for the health Of all chfi dren of school are. residing in said Town
 during the ensuing year.
 Dated at Norwich. Conn, this 1Su day of-September. 1920.
 l CASPER K BAILEY.
 CHARLES P. BUSHNELL v :. PATRICK T. CORNELL.
 selectnen of the Town of fNorwIeA
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell h
TO RENT

TO RENr-A room tenement 4s Washington St Inquire of Gilbert Bow- ers, lSV Washington Phone 1lSe-2- : tfseptl3Ud.
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A Bulletin Want
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MANTED--ksisesllansoa

WANFED-To board child in good home with good care. Box M. B.. care of Bulletin. sept.3od.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30

FOR SALEr-Aaxwell touring cars, le and II. s5v0 to $500: Chevrolet tour inG;. several other r4rs at low prices II. E. Andersvn yI Mapsc St. Daniel- son.. Conn. Tel. 3su. aprsa
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AUCTIONS
AUCTION.
Will be sold at. public sale FRIDAY. OCT. 1sT, 1920,
 commencing at II a. m.


 commencing at il q. m. daylight saving timel, the real estate of the late Mrs Harriet C. Robinson, located on easterly side of Norwich Town green: house and lot s6xs0 feet, household furniture in great variety, both modern and antique. about 30 pictures, about se old frames, 200 old books, assortment of carpets and rugs, 2 dozen old chests and trunks, a dozen old fashioned baskets, chamber nets, lot of comfortabjes, lot of old mirrors. mahog- any frames, lot of glassware, lot of chlnaware, 8 lamps. wash stands, towel racks, conlmodes,S folding hat rack, man tel clock, sets chessmen, lot of garden and lawn tools, kitchen utensils in great variety, quilting frame. mahogany sota, couch, S cane seat chairs, l arm chair, kitchen chairs, stool, folding chairs, cane seat rocker, lot of tables, hassock, book case, hanging shelves, wardrobe, 8 bureaus. bedsteads. springs, mattress, feather bed.
 Proceeds of the sale given to Unitsd Workers. according to the will.
 MRS MARY 0. NOBLE, Adnx. JAMES H. HYDE, Auctionees
 If very stormy, sale first fai- week day.
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FOR RENT--To men only. pleasant sooms' 1eaAonable prices. \. h- '. A
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30

FOR .sALE--1929 five passenger Buick Practically new. Price sAz5n. D. TrachtenDerg, 15z Man se hone l248-a
 sept2yd
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sale, we have buyers for all kinds Of business stores. lunch. rooms, gfocerles, garages, etc. Wetslers Farm Agency DanieiseH, Conn.. Tel. 244
 septzSd.
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NOTICE

The legal voters of the Town of Lea yard are hereby warned to meet Ia the Town Hall on Monday, Oct. 4th, ls2e. pose of electing assessor. board of relief. selectmen. auditor, grand jurors. collector of taxes. ccnetablee, registrar of voters and town school committee.
 To take action on report of town ofIic- CTS.
 To take action on free text books for schoois
 To see what action you win take in feSards to a Soldiers Memorial To take action on working the high ways.
 To do Any other business proper to come up at this time
 Business meeting called at 1:se D n. Dated at Iedyard, Conn, Sept 15.
 FREDERICK ". BURTON.
 ALBERT W. MENNONITE,
 CHARLES A GRAY.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30

FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Jersey calf, two colts. one mare, one horse, four COWS. Tel 105-2 Jewett City. JoAn Potter, Griswolda Conn sep25d
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FOREIGN AGENCY

sells orelsh -Ionvy Oraers and otear. ship Ticke.s toi all parts oI tne wornl. Packages of all kinds uelivered in al. parts Of Europe. Real Estate and Fire .LnSuranc
 M. FORMIGLIO,
 s8e Franklin st, Norwich. Conn. Phone 7S4-5. marAd
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WANTED.

The names of boys who are willing to get up in the morn ing and earn some money carrying papers. Frequently there are good routes. Get your names on file and be ready for the first vacancy.
 CaR at the Bulletin Office
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FOR sALE-One pair fat steers thirty sheep .ard lambs. Benjamin K. Gallup. Volunfown. sept28d
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FOR SALE-Some cows, incubator and brooder, will exchange for young stock or poultry. Garvin, Scotland, Conn.
 sept 2Sd
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FOR sALE-Five grade good milking goats; a bargain. Charles kusian, Han over, Conn. sep22d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30

WHEN YOU WANT to put your bzr,- ness before the pubiIc. there is no meti- um better than through the advertising coiuznnG of The Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30

FOR sALE-Two family house, mod ern improvements. Barn, lot 100x4O0. Price S5,e0o. Tel Inquire 225 Broad way August Hahn. -sept27d
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-30
A Bulletin To Let
 Advertisement VII Rent Il
FOR sALE-AusomobiIss


 FOR sALE--Hudson super-six seven passelger. .< A used ear. but never abus- ed. Address Box 56, Gales Ferry.
 sept.5ud. ~
 FOR sALE-1e2o, model 4. Overland touring car, best offer takes 1t. 1ele- phone 1853. sept2sd
 FOR sALE--1s15 Ford touring car With ss.er top, engine ]l'st osernauled and Is m splenuid erdcr, four soou mes adjustable winushislu, speedoinetcr. lock switch, shock absorusas ap,l 0thef Hn- provements. HaSold ,. buft, l2; aurel Hill avenue Phone 5ss :. sept-sd.
 FOR .sALE--lsa0 five passsnser i3uicl. lPEraetlcaily new. Price sAl5n.. D: TrachtenDerg, 152 MaIn St. hone t24S-3
 sept2sd-
 FOR sALE-New Essex touring ear, just delivered, at reduction in pr.ce for quick sale school St Garage, Daniel son, Conn. Tel. isl. sept2Sd.
 FOR sALE-Metz roadster. newly painted, new Goodyear tires and tubes on on rear wheels irst class nechanlc- pital, Phone 4is' septasd
 FOR SALE or exchange, Peerless rac- CT in good running oruer, low price A w. Williams, DanielHon, Conn. 64-3.
 sept.zSd.
 FOR sALE-19l7 motorcycle With side car, Al condition. All good tires. Extra shoe. Price Reasonable Tor caxn. A r. Culver, Glssgo, sept21d.
 FOR sALE-Dodge closed car, phone 9s5-4 septgTd
 FOR sALE-Hatiey & Davidson motor cycle with sIde car, practically new; VIII sell cheap if taken at once. Phone 1u5s-s.
 sep25d
 FOR. sALE-overland touring, $25o, tH p. Anderson. 21 Maple St. Danielson, Ct Tel $40, seplSd
 FOR sALE-192e Ford sedan,I good condition, speedometer, seat covers and other extras. Inquire .k. IL Gilbert. Jew ett City. Tel 4S. sep1Sd
 THE 1891 hariey Davidson is here ; come Tn and let us demonstrate it te you els; don't forget to take look at the hoad-stir side car, 1t is a dandy. Nor wich Cycle Co, 9 Main st- sep7d
 FOR sALE-1920 Overland, passeen- ger, triplex spring, first class mechanical and general conuItion, bargain for imme- diate sale. Tryon's Agency, Wiliimantic Soilii. Tel to.. seped
 FOR sALE-ls1s hy4-pass. Buick siz ID Al condtton. Call Tel e2S-lz. sepsd FOR sALEr-aaxwell touring cars, l6 and IT. s5u0 to $500: Chevrolet tour ms several other rdfs at low prices. IL l. Andersgn SI MapsS St. Daqiel- son. Conn. Tel. 3so. aprsa FOR sALE-AIaxwell ana Chalmers cara: more car for the money, mors miles to the gallon; Maxwell 5 pas touring and roadster $l.l55. Maxwell coupe $l,IY5: Maxwell sedan siSs5, Chalmers pas. touring and roAdstei Sl,y4o, Chalmers sport model sz,li5 Chalmers pss. touring $2.Oss. chaf- mers pas. coupe sz,6+o, Chalmers ] pas. sedan $2.T95; Maxwell 1h to ton truck $l.S0U to S1.7n.; all {. o. D. De- i iroft H. E. Anderson. 2i Maple St. DanIelsun. Conn. Tel. $40. Ezy3d
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h. p. engine, stack piping, valve com plete. Dandy outfit for heating green house, shop. etc, and still have power.
 s75 if taken this week. Phone 75. Jew
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FOR. sALE-Overland touring, $25o, new tires and tubes on rear wheels H E Anderson. 21 Maple St. Danielson. Ct Tel $40. sepiSd
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If you want . comfortable car to ride in call up JOHN M. PILLAR, 416 Asylum St., Norwich. Dodge closed serv- ice ear. Phone 1897.
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GOOD 17o ACRE FARM.

OVOD AtU zAOAkAl I zAAszAss pleasant Nneighhorhood pleasing surround lngs, has mai and telephone service, near markets and kk, mile village, 7-room cottage, newly painted and decorated, large barn and outbuildings, 50 acres fer tile fields, large pastures, valuable wood land, fine apple orchard, good water, s5,e0e, only $7G0 cash. Particulars. Lists.
 Tryea's Assncy, Wnlimantie, Conn.
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4 Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell It
FOB SALE

FOR sA1E-Chesr. if taken at once, one 16~fooe power boat, 2 1-2 horse power engine. Call Saturday or Sunday.
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FOR sALE-Metz roadster. newly painted, new Goodyear tires and tubes on rear wheels. First class rnechAnlc- al condition E. Il. Caprpn, State atos- pital, Phone 4l6. sept2Sd
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FOR SALE-Hatley & Davidson motor cycle with side car, practically new; VIII sell cheap if taken at once. Phone i15s-s.
 sep25d
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FOR SALE or exchange, Peerless rac- CT in good running oruer, low price. A W. Villains, Dalielson, Conn. 64-3.
 sept2Sd.
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FOR SALE-l92e Ford sedan,I good condition, speedometer, seat covers and other extras. Inquire .F. If. Gilbert. Jew ett City. Tel. 4b. Sep13d
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FOR sALE-19l7 motorcycle With side car, Al condition. All good tires Extra shoe. Price reasonable Tor cazn. A. F. Culver, Glasgo. sept21d
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FoE SALE--Private sale of furniture Friday, Oct 1st, from. Sig a. m.. Geo. N. Scott, 10 Union St. top tioor
 sept. 29d
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caluussI.. Conn. Sept T. lsaa.
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FOR SALE-New milch COW and calf, Lester A. Main. Phone 1S51-23.
 Sept2STThurs
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THE 1921 hariey Davidson Is here come m and let us demonstrate 1t Co you . See all the improvements over other mod els don't forget to take look at the hoad-stir side car, 1t is a dandy. Nor wich Cycle Co, Main St. sep7d
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FOR sALE--Hudson Super-Six seven passenger. s< A used car. bul never abus- ed Address Box 56, Gales Ferry.
 sept.3Od-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27
The Garments Illus

close neck tuT7ed rOUS SOU
tache braid furnish an additional trimming, $3.50.
Elegant Marue11a Cloth Wrab in the Malay brown
shade ,rth beaver collar cuffs and fockets softly drabne
the figure; belt fastens ,oth large bone buckle $780,
Many Po;ret Taon Gonon ngen;ous1y embroidered and
braided IN silk soutache; real lace vest $275.
The Suit at the left Of Navy Blue Duet de Lame. Nth
big Sable Squirrel collar; the back basque effect
,nth crush sash and Of fancy silk stitching $3.50.
The Subtuous Black Panne Ve1uet Evening Goon
t;st;cay drabed NTH jet bead sash; ba1e fink tue
vestee, 1925.
Evening Wrab to match the goon COMPOSED Of black
banne ve1vet and black silk brocaded and foliage,
IN natural co1ors: large skunk collar, $500.
B1ouses illustrated sho,O the latest models featuring gilt
trimming on wonderfully coored fish nets; Egyftan
en1bro;deres and Georgettes and satin crefe
embroidered shades combining jade, ZANZIBAR
and olive green, $3.50 to $500.
Hats include Large Black Panne Velvet Hat NTH Of
Jet beads and OSPREY trimming. $3.50. Medium, Black
Hatters Plush Hat, trimmed oth jet beads and black
ue Nth gold threads, $37 Very the Small Black
Velvet Hat faced ;th French blue and ostrich feather
trimmings $37. Bro,on Velvet Turban Nth long ve7
POINTED sides and rhinestone trimming $3.50. Brown
Ve1uet Turban Nth Of ve1vet and ostrich
nuuq $685. S1ver Cloth Turban trimmed NTH burnt
GOOSE $780, Blue Duve, Trco,u Hat metal fac
ing and ;1descent trimming. $20.50. ...4-..-u4.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02

printing the paper on n press that
had to be turned by hand. But that
story is too long to tell tonight. The
result OF his hard work has been that
the Star today Is a big money-msk-
ing plant and could not be bought for
any price. There are more than
10000 people In Marion today and
the Star has a larger circulation
than any other newspaper In q city OF
that size In the middle west.
II will tell you something that
in the office OF that paper
one New Years morning that shows
the character OF our next president.
A friend entered the office and found
the senator making up the form OF
the paper. "A great senator you are,
said the visitor. I'D be . great SEN
ator II ] didn't know anything else.
he replied. You see. this IL q holi-
day. and we want to 20 to press as
early as possible and let the boys get
out and enjoy themselves; 30 ! am
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02
MARK Rs R0XMRAsIES XsS,AAeI EES'r,n

VANCOUVER. u. c.. July $50
that miners flocking 10 the new silver
strikes In the Portland Canal couptry
may know at all times on which side
Of the boundary they are prospecting.
boundary lines between Canada and
Alaska are to be clearly defined this
summer,
Several Canadian government on
ginoers were here recently on their
way from Ottawa TO Prince Rupert.
where they will start north working
along the lines. They will proceed
northward until the meet . party Of
American government engineers Who
are 10 work south from tho Unuk
river. 100 miles north Of Prince xu-
pert. A boundary trail cut Is years
ago along the boundary will be clear
ed and cairns and monuments will be
erected. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02
jus, lending a helping hand A

just lending a helping hand And
when they went upstairs 10 his office
the press In the basement was heard
to stop. Jumping UP. Senator Hard
Ing rushed TO the basement. found
the trouble that had stopped the
press. repaired II and the wheels
began TO move again. That shows
how he has mastered the details Of
everything he goes into. No matter
what Il is. he In not content until he
knows all about II. II was the same
way with his first automobile. He
would not rest until he could make
all the repairs needed on the road
and drive II an well as a chauffeur.
Now kiddies. it's getting late and
! can't tell you more tonight. Next
week ! will start where have left
off and tell you more about the life
and work Of our next president. War
rem q. Harding"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02
SHAKING THE SHlNAAAY
ON THE RIFLE RANGE

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July a.
Twelve bold Yankees will he shaking
the shimmy with . vengeance on the
Beverloo rifle range, close by to Ant
werp. Belgium. when the Olympic
rifle match begins on July 20. when
the rules governing the match were
received At ouantico, Va. where the
competition for the Americau team
was held ON the marine corps rifle
range, the Yaukee shots found them
selves facing . unique target at 500
and 600 meter distances. The bull's
eye contained an inner bull, with .
scoring value Of six instead Of the
conventional five. How to signal The
value Of . six was the problem.
Major Dulty Smith Of the marines.
the American team coach. solved the
problem. The scoring disk which
showed white on one side for . five.
and red on the other for . four. was
shown first white and then red.
shaking the shimmy" was the range
nickname that was promptly agreed
on by the nine army. four marine
corps. two navy and two civilians who
made the team. So they'l be "shak-
ing the shimmy" in Belgium with
great frequency to the music Of rifle
lhots.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02
LONE PINE NEWS

Mr.. Chiids is visiting At Mr.,
Kiger's.
Neva Glenn spent Wednesday aft
ernoon with Agnes Enman.
Mrs. Eastwood II at Henry semon's
taking care OF Henry. Jr.
A C. Bunnell and family went TO
Keno Sunday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02

REDDlNG. July 2.-Wayns and
Rex King. age II and IS. respective
". sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph King
we're nearly drowned while swimming
IN the Sacramento river.
Both boys we're sinking rapidly.
when Jack Clark. a companion
bather. seeing the trouble. swan into
the current and saved both boys from
death. They were rescued Just In
time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02

PETALUMA. July 2.-Petaluma.
the LARGEST poultry center In the
world. the home of 100000 hens.
with a $4,000. 900 investment. will
hold the third annual Egg day with
educational and unique entertaining
features on Saturday. August 81.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02

The eisht-hour day 10 q new cause
Of strikes In Sweden. The workmen
want to earn more. but the eight
hour Law means that they are pro-
hibited from working more than
eight hours.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02

NARYSvILLE. July 2.-Of the six
baroers arrested In this city for an
alleged violation Of local ordinance
imposing q special license on such
shops as operate upon Sundays and
holidays, the case Of Gus Manos.
Crock. has been selected to be car
Tied to the superior court on writ
Of habeas corpus. This 10 for the
purpose OF testing the ordinance.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02

SACRAMENTO. July 2.-Jake
xerns. 55 years old. an electrician at
tie Pacific Gas 4 Electric company
pever plant at Folsom. was found
asaA In the. power house At 8 o'clock
this morning. II 10 not beiiveed he
vss electrocuted and II 10 thought he
Aiod from heart failure.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02
CALIFORNIA NEWS

VERNON. July 2.-rhe remains OF
- unidentified man, about 80 years
~. were found in Feather river near
tAis point. Coroner Rowe found de-
esaposition % far advanced II vas
0scsssary to give immediate burial.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02

NARYsvILLE. July :.-Irvins
Boyer. - years Of age. who came In
seataet WIN q high voltage power
wire In climbing . pole to get birds
sGss from .. nest ON the top. died
Tuesday evening from the burma
Deth legs were burned to q crisp be-
Low the knee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02

RED BLUFF, July 2.-Word has
been received here by Mrs. Carrie
Brearcliffe that her son. Msurice. 20.
was killed at Bakersfield Monday
morning in an automobile accident.
The telegram gave NO details.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02

LINCOLN. July 3.-with his fin
esr still 9pon the tfigser OF . -
ealbsI rifle. and . bullet wound In
III hsad. r. L. HouSsAo,dsr. local
butcher .sAsp proprietor. vas found
ssaasd In the rssr seat Of bis sutomo-
btls shortly, before noon Tuesday.
1As auto had beea pulled to the side
q the road. four miles east Of Lin
ssla. He vas slive when found but
a3sd . few minutes later.