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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-05-07
All Local Drug Stores
Handle Ferraline.

You do not have to go any farther
than your nearest Drug Store to get
Ferraline. This wonderful remedy is
for sale everywhere. Just decide right
now that you will drop In at youl
Drug Store and purchase bottle q
Ferraline. The results will amaze 20,
Thousands have been benefited by III
use. For nervousness, Indigestion
rheumatism and disorders Of the bioot
1t has no peer. Read these t1a
Ilonials which are but a feWT
from the hundreds in our filMT
w. D. Spurlin. Presbyterian MN/$%:
of Demopolis, Ala, says: WIT>,<
"For a great many yearsWjIISSNN,
been subject to sporadic, and SW,-W
severe attacks of Indigestioa sl1S<saUI.W
heard of the curative effe9 dnff.!y5aos NJ I
line, on one or two OF mySs/. .>ywSf3
] decided, in almoG. she&I $SSS%
to try it, ard ! am GlaGSMSS ~
greatly benefited me. 'kEANW ~ =
Honorable w. ". sSyNNN>N
Centervil,e. Ala, says: ESSSNANSSsrMI
~ desire. without -$SSS2ASANvlaa
hesitation, % commend VS$$j3
sons who are over E'9rEsS \
tonic, I took tTHN. ..,,sss.s1ess5 55szsS\\\
almost like a new e HY.TSSHAN
Mr.. Orley Mol w 5Y@MAMN
Ohio, writes: VSSNNNNAlNlFN
IL am ordering GEis9S sS$SNSAhSE\\
ties of Ferraline frs S2y\\\\N
! cannot keep 1t On 20 \\\\\N::
my friends try 1t oT{,S5EassS \\\\\NS
th.ir friends and tf$S s\\\\N :
know have not got sk\\N\NE
your medicine had a NN\N :
ment here IT would be NAY -
| Every one that buys ahN -
| back for more. II woulSh 81
| to advertise itself ~
send off whenever ~
| that have tried 1t say >N&
| do without II. | th M
| for IL has done whaV tNSS
for my wife. for .,NSS>S>N
| Of them" NSSSSSS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
McMECHEN
LAWN Fate ToniRht


The Girl Scouts Of McMechen will
give a lawn fete this evening at the Mid
way on Ninth street. The plans for this
fete have been prepared for some time
and now that the time has come they
feel sure that II vii be success. The
proceeds will be spent ror the beneht OF
the troop in the way Of equipment. This
affair will start at 1880 and close Al
1900 o'clock. All persons Of the town
who are Interested in this organization
will give the troop all the support pos
sible at the lawn fete this evening and
hereafter when possible.
Boy Scouts Leave
The Boy Scouts of the First VI. E
church will leave Sunday afternoon for
the Boy Scout encampment UP Big
Wheeling creek This Is the permanent
summer camp OF the scouts OF this dis
trict and all the troops Of this district
Will have a week outing there before
the season Is over
NJ. E. Services
Rev. P. l.. Flanagan of the First NJ
F. church will take for his Sunday morn
ing sermon the subject. "Faithfulness.'
In the evening the subject will be Con
vertion Of Saul Of Tarsis." Specia
music will be rendered at both services
Sunday school will begin at $3.50 O'Clock
Work on Dam Progressing
The work started on the McMecher
dam some time ago is progressing very
rapidly The authorities arc putting ir
new bear trap and also a new lock
This work was held up at the begin
ming because OF the lack OF materia
but since the start they have had no in
convenience from this source and a:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
TRADE ACT
ONLY POSSIBLE LEGAL
BAR TO STEEL MERGER

Washington, July 2l-(Br The AS.
ISOLATED Press) -- Attorney General
Daugherty today informed the senate
that in his opinion the proposed merger
If the Bethlehem and Lackawanna Steel
Companies and that Of the Midvale. Re
public and Inland companies would not
be in violation OF either OF the Sher-
man act. the Clayton act or the "eoo
net He declirted. however, 10 render
an opinion as 10 whether those con
solicitations would constitute n violation
Of the Federal Trade act.
TIE opinion submitted by Mr.. Daugh-
artv was In response to the LaFollette
resolution asking the attorney general
and the Federal Trade Commission 70
inform the senate what steps they had
taken TO ascertain the purpose and ef-
fects OF the proposed mergers, what
action they had instituted 70 protect the
public interest. and whether. In the
opinion Of the attorney general. 1t would
b. advisable to proceed under the Sher'
man and Clayton acts to prevent the
mergers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
SIIADYSIDE
Ronrd To Meet

Board To Meet
A special meeting Of the official board
Of the Lincoln Avenue u. E. church for
the transaction Of important business
Is called for Monday evening. July "a,
at s o'clock. The session IS to be held
in the church and II Is especially de-
sired that each member be present
Shadyside Notes
The second July meeting of the Com
munity club was held Thursday evening
IN the lodge rooms q fthe hnnk building.
The Misses Katherine and Margaret
Haverfield entertained the other girls
OF the Standard Bearers AT the parson-
age on Lincoln avenue Thursday even
ing.
Robert Futhey ST.. OF Lincoln avenue
Is having his residence made larger and
repainted.
Miss MahtI Lohr Of Wheeling Island
IS visiting her former schooTmate, Miss
Hazel Spitzel Of West Forty-hrst street.
this week.
Milton Ault. who has been employed
for several weeks near Powhatan, spent
Thursday night here at his home on
Smithheld street.
Ladies' Of the Foreign Missionary So
riety Of the NJ f. church will hold a
bake sale Al the news stand this after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ Bryan Mrs. James
Bryan and Miss Frances Davis have
returned from an automobile trip 70
points long Lake Erie. They we're
gone 10 days.
The Daily Vacation Bible school.
which instructed more than 250 children
during tho past five weeks, closed yes
terday The children gave a progra m
and held social last evening. the pro-
ceeds Of which will be used to defrsy
expenses incurred in having the school
Miss Lillian Harvey Of Central ave
nue. left Wednesday evening with her
cousin. Miss Elizabeth Wiley. who had
spent the past month visi ing relatives
In Belmont county. for the latter's home
In Chattanooga. Tenn Miss Harvey will
spend mos of August In the south
John R Gable If WCst Thirty nth
street has returned from, a business trir
10 Detroit He drove ha"k new car fa;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22

,nA tom, reunion Of the 3osth Engineers
hand and the Sosth Regiment - De IT.
a, Cedar Point August 8. :. ana ; iu!'
Zimmerman. = - Dickens. Nm. LEee"
IL. ana Morris Lando " this city We're
members Of the Re:ament ana haS
Beute- Of ,his city - secretary OF t'e
ShSth bard organization
8rt ais
Police Csr!et Michael Davis was
business visitor az s.. Cla'rs'iIte
terday c,s
rbs Fnuer,n league 81 the South
Bt.llaire VI. f church held lawn leto
-, ,na narsonaee favn that proved sue
cessful
James Gentle. local italian baker was
a hrs,nnss visitor At 81 C1atrsville yes
terday NAV.
4 number q important matters were
given attention al the meeting OF elaGS
prince lodge. knights OF PHthias neIu
last night.
Constables Harvey Hall and Bob Mon
roe are lookin for Tony Ranko' OF Neti
The Officers say they found Two SUNS
OF so gallon capacity going at MS ho'no
but he was missing.
James Kinney. formerly OF bellslre;
now head Of the largest building anu
ioa, association in the country at Col
,he national Building & Loan associa-
ton. l..
Harry E. Colvtn of this city is IN
Mercy hospital at Canton according 20
word received here.
Joseph McMshon. night sergeant on
the Bellaire police force will resign 'n's
evening 10 enter business.
william Landau OF this city has sue
cessfully passed the examinations 20
qualify for druggist In OHIO
meeting OF the italian ciuo vas
held last night at the Nuroma nan a'.u
in,nortant matters were given attention.
The Radio club held a meeting last
nirht at the home OF Joseph Manley on
Thirty-first street.
Miss Margaret Henthorne entertain
ed the members OF her class OF the
Christian Sunday school at her nome
last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22

the number Of men at work is being in>r
creased every day the work Is expected
to be completed by September. Tne
dam will be practically new after the
work is complete.
Christian Services
In the morning the Christian churcn
will have Sunday school 1t $3.50 O'clock
at eleven o'clock there Will b COM
munton service; in the evening At 1877
o'clock the regular Christian Endeavor
meeting. Because Of the temporary 40.
sence Of Rev c. w. Fuller, there VIII
be no evening services. =
REQUEST Mtutstsry 70 SPEAK.
The railroad men have requested the
ministers Of the different churches 70
deliver an address to them at their
meetings held every other day at their
hall on the corner Of Fourth ana Logan
streets Up to the present time only
two have complied with the request
but the others are expected to be pres
emit to speak at their earliest possible
convenience. Rev, P. L. Flanagan OF
the First NJ. E. church and Father Cor
coran Of the St James church are the
two that have up to the present time
spoken to the men.
Report Untrue.
There is a report that several OF the
men working IN the railroad shops have
been annoyed by throwing Of stones At
them whiel at work. The pickets or
the mon out on strike posted near the.
place where this is supposed to nave
happened declare that this Is not true
as they have been no men about that
been about, they declare, have been very
are not known and the men who have
orderly and nothing Of the kind has
MeMschsn Br1sfS. E.
Mike Hession Of Salem returned home
yesterday after spending several days
here visiting friends. :
Mrs. w. Lotz Of Chicago IL visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. EDWARD
Ritter Of Thirteenth street. III
Patrick Shaw left yesterday for an
auto trip to Cincinnati where he VIII
spend a two weeks vacation.
Charles and Albert Michael 10 visiting
friends in Pittsburgh. Pa
Chester W. Shields returned home LAST
evening after spending the day up Boggs
Run visiting friends.
c. H. Ebeling was q business visitor
in town yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22

pastor OF the Baptist church will Of
flcate and the burial viii be made a.
Riv"rview cemetery
To Inspect Patrol.
City officials reported YESTERDAY
that a number OF mechanics from the
factory where the local Police Patro
was built are 20 be In Wheeling short
" and they have been invited 70 brinl
over the car for an inspection and
overhauling The local patrol has beer
in service better TIM two years ant
has only travelled about 1900 miles
but has been out 81 commission ahou'
half the time
Close For Funeral.
Both the office OF the Fidelity saw
ings and Loan Company and the Poop
les Bank Will be closed this Afternoon
according 10 officials Of the tnstttu
tons, on account OF the Sedwtck fun
eral. Mr.. Sedswick was n director Of
the bank and secretary Of tbs Loar
Association.
TWO Paid Out,
Two OF the three offenders who were
fined $500 in police court last Monday
night have paid out according .
Mayor Duff yesterday and the third /:
s,ln in the coon. Unless payment Il
made shortly the remaining victim |:
70 he sent to the County jail or TIT
work house.
Martins Ferry Briefs,
Officer Wesley Muhleman Of TIL
city visited Nj. Pleasant. O.. on bust
ness Yesterday.
Carl McGrew Of Grafton. Pa" I
spending a few days as the guest q
hts mother on North Fifth street.
Most OF the Alpha Pi Sorority mem
bers attended the convention dance
Wheeling Park last night
Miss Marguerite Williams Is spending
several days as the guest Of friends n
Youngstown.
Special police will again be on dut!
today TO see that the parking ordinanc
IS enforced
Charles Duff and daughter, Miss Mar
garct Of Vine street. left yesterday 70
vacation trip to Cleveland Buffal
and lake cities.
A busy and interesting meeting o
the Improved Order OF Red Men wa
held last night.
DR.. C. H. Holden and wife Of Wash
ington D. c.. have arrived here 10 AZ
tend the Sedgwick funreal
Practically all members Of the Mason
is lodge will attend the picnic az Oc~
grove today.
Mr. and Mrs William Wsden hav
returned to Washington. Pa after
visit with local friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
WHITE REFUSES TO
TAKE DOWN POSTER

Emporia, Has. July 2i-Seconds for
Governor Allen and Editor William
Allen White conferred here tonight in
the persons ~ Judge J A. McDermott
OF the industrial court and Henry
Ganse. attorney for Mr.. White.
The industrial court judge arrived
here as an emissary Of the governor IN
the controversy over the display Of a
window card by Mr.. White expressing
sympathy for striking railroad men.
Mr.. White was prepared today for ar
rest on charges he violated the Indus
trial court law by display Of the card.
Judge McDermott brought an offer OF
peace 10 be extended II Mr.. White would
haul down his colors. Mr.. Ganse said
Mr.. White would not back down. There
had been no compromise when the con-
ference broke NJ a. a late hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
BELLAIRE
$4,000 DAMAGE
GIVEN FOR FOOT

A Jury "a common pleas court yester
day afternoon awarded Domentco cas-
tellari. OF Bellairs $1,000 IN his suit Tor
$4,000 against Amedc, Coco. Nadei!h'd
coco and Rock CocC6 The case had
been on IN court for two DAYS Al
tornsy Gordon Kinder represented the
plaintiR II is understood the detend-
ants will appeal the verdict.
cas,ellanl elaine dtha: while enroute
70 his home from a coal mine on De
cemoer :. last he was thrown from
bus owned BY the defendants ana MS
foot caught n the bus wheel IN sucn
q manner as TO ;njure X and require am
putation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
GRAND TRUNK line
CANCELS IS TRAINS
Runs Of Ten Others Prom Detroit VIII
5e Curtaled TO Three Days
aweek

Detroit. July 2l.--Withdrawal ~ six
teen passenger trains and curtatlment or
the runs Of ten others to but days
a week. effective July IS. due 10 the
coal shortage and railroad shipments
strike. was announced late today BY Of
ficials Of the Grand Trunk railway here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22

the Shadyside Auto company.
Mrs c f Bowen OF Lincoln avenue
sprni Wednesday with friends IN
Moundsville.
The regular meeting Of the board OF
education was held Thursday evening
Further plans for the opening Of school
were made. The faculty list Is now
practically completed.
Miss Margaret Ault Of Sm!thfeld
street spent Thursday with friends In
Moundsville
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
ADD RADIO SERVICE.

Olympia. Wash. July 21--Radio ~
telephone is the newest service to DO
offered the Puget Sound Telephone
COMPANY ~ Everett, according 70 I
supplemental tariff filed with the DO
nartmeut Of public works effective
Aug !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
1EoNARp-HAMMER MATCH.

Chicago. Ills. July 2l.-Benny Leon
ard. lightweight champion, today was
matched 10 meet Ever Hammer OF Chi
caso IN q ten round contest at Michigan
City, Ind. August 5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
LORD NOTHCL|FFE
REPORTED VERY ILL

London. July 21.--(By the Associated
Press Lord Northcliffe's condition
continues 10 he a subject ot extreme
anxiety. The heart action Is consider
ably impended u Ia reported
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22

F II. Patterson from Grafton. w. Va
has purchased a one-half interest IN
the Barber shop formerly known as
,ai-s Ohio july2l-j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22

Air transportation from England 70
the continent Is growing so rapidly that
IT is possible the proposed tunnel IN
der tho English channel may not be
built.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22

Scorpions raise from 40 70 80 Young
which are carried on the mothers back
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
birthday SURPRISE

A birthday surprise party was held
| at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
! McCulley of jefferson street last night
| in horror OF the Tenth birthday OF
| their daughter Betty. A large number
| OF young folks were present at the
event and the hours were spent At a
variety Of Interesting social diversions
| 4 luncheon was served az the close
| Of the event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
Discuss Bus Regulations,

A meeting % the members 81 the
city, council as n committee OF the
whole was held last night at the city
building az which time ,he matter ~
rceir'a'irr thN h"s and truck service
- Ee'lN.~A wGs gwen attention. Full
..-e'rr~e~er' - the plans will likely
'~-de Al the next meeting o, the
..0cil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
No trouble Here

! With trouble reported brewing In
! many Of the coal mining districts OF the
| state. no hint Of trouble OF any descrip-
! ton has been In evidence in this vicinity
and none is expected This city has
| three coal mines within the corporate
limits but none Of the owners have
! shown any disposition to attempt to OPP
! operate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
Pittsburgh Team Hero.

The Pittsburgh Athletics. will be
here SUNDAY as the opponents for
the Casey team AZ tire R!veriew park
The Pittsburgh nine has fine record
having v!torles over some OF the best
teams In Ohio. West Virginia and
Pcrnsvlvania 4 biE crowd 81 fans
Etll see the game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22

F1ry NJ Alliance
The Mooney All-Star baseball team
~ this city viii 60 10 Alliance on Sun.
dav ~ PLAY the fast team OF that place
TIE Moo-ev nins came into prominence
last Sunday BY downing the fast Man
% War team Of East Liverpool
TO Attend Reunion
Eellaire w'll be wen represented az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22

IntoreSD IN Dau1h'
Much interest was evidenced In thi:
vicinity in the moving Of the troop:
20 Cadiz Yesterday morning. One loca
man who was in that vicinity yesterday
reports having seen a captive balloon
above that place which was probably
used for purposes tof observing the
surrounding country.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-25
Saturday. July 22. 1879;

| Court Met Pursuant to Adjourn.
mrnt. when were present: II. III. Bun'
nell, County Judge. Burrcll Short
and ASA Fordycc, County Commis-
sioncrs the following proceedings
were had
| Current Expense Claims allowed
and warrants drawn as follows:
]. y. Morley. services Dist. Atty.
$4,000
Hcdfcld Cash grocery. supplies
poor farm. $3.50.
Link River Electric CO.. supplies
court house. sac.
r.. A. Bond, state scalcr, Slb.hS'
Drummond Print shop, supplies
assessor, t32.oo.
Wilson Abst. Co. supplies asses.
Eor. $500.
Comet Electric Co. supplies court
house, Slo.s0.
CITY Garbage. service court house.
si.iO.
Cal Oregon Power Co. service
court house. S55.Ss.
Cal Oregon Power Co.. service
court hCuEo. S3t.55.
Cal oregon Power Co.. service
poor farm. Sl3.7S,
N'cbIu Nnst We ""'''to'"S' WV
90.
Drummond Print Shop. supplies.
election. s3j.15.
Klamath Exchange. repairs clerk
office, $1,000.
Cbas. Balm. rent election. 81 90.
Rex Catering Co, meals jury. VA
80.
John shannon. supplies cour,
house. si.ls.
Ewauna BOX Co. supplies, sur
yeyor. si0o. .r
c. A. Henderson. supplies extcr.
mination grass hoppcrs. $4,000.
| q. G. Loreny. supplies, surveyor.
Se.iO.
Road Claims allowed and warrants
drawn:
Conkling- Mann Mch Co. machin-
cry supplies, $209.so.
u. II. u. Garage. supplies. s2.,?.
II. Il. II. Garage. Supplies. $is.39.
The Gun Store. supplies. $500.
Big Basin Lbr. Co, supplies. $5,76.
\ James Mercantile Co., supplies.
siII.05.
/ W. l.. Frain. labor. 1890.
\ Lakeside Lbr. Co.. supplies. $2.S5.
/ James Mere. Co. supplies, f21.SO.
Burrell Short, mileage, Sl2?,SO.
I !. y, Goodrcau, work, $1a.9S.
Floyd Greeley. work. $l5.96.
Market Road Claims allowed and
| warrants drawn;
W. o. Mackihnon. work Poe v.
Mkt. Rd. Ss3.96.
Lakeside Lbr. Co., supplies Poe v.
Mkt Rd,, s50.30.
| Klamath Hdware Co., supplies
Langcll v. Mkt. Rd., $3.50,
Joe Provost, service Poe v. Mkt.
Rd., St.0O.
Frank kostcr. work Poo v. Mkt,
Rd.. $7,ls.
Bert vogt, work Poo v. Mkt.
Rd.. Wis.
Road Bond Claims allowed and
warrants drawn;
Central Auto service, service, $3t.-
90.
Library Claims allowed and war.
rants drawn:
Cal, Oregon Power Co.. service.
! $6.35.
Klamath Exchange. service. $3.50,
Baldwin lld'waro Co.. supplies,
s2.25.
Whorcupon Court Adjourned until
Saturday. July 80, 1922,
Il. II. BuNNELL.
County Judge,
DuRRELL SHORT.
Co. Com mmissiOner.
ASA FORDYCE.
Co. Commissioner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-25
County Court Proceedings

Thursday, July Goth. ip22;
Court Met Pursuant 10 Adjourn.
mint, when were present; X. ~. Bun.
noll. County Judge. Iiurrcll Short
ana ASA fOrdycc. County Commits
aiUnurB the following proceedings
were had:
In the Matter OF The Appointment OF
n member OF the county fair board.
n appearing that tho resignation
of H. ~. wilcox ~ one ~ tho mem
bors Of tn, county fair board has
been received aud accepted and II
further appearing that u Is ncccsbary
and for the best Interest Of the cOun'
~ that such fair board be- completed:
II In therefore hereby ordered that
u. 4. Emmitt Of Klamath Falls. Ore.
gon be- appointed 10 succeed said u.
II. wilcox ~ member of said board.
Dated this July 90. 1929.
IN the Matter OF removal and con.
RiructIon Of Chiloguin bridge.
For the sum OF t22b0.00 We pro.
pose to furnish all ncceABary labor
and transportation for the men and
build the two abutmcnts and pier
and move the sixty foot steel bridge
near ChiloguIn and reconstruct the
same with two fifteen foot panels OF
wood approach.
n is understood and agreed that
the county viii furnish delivered at
the new bridge site free ~ cost to
us all the necessary lumber, concrete.
material and hardware.
UNION BRIDGE COMPANY.
By a. y. EBERHART. Agent.
Accepted and ordered this 9th.
August. 1922.
H. ". BrNNELL. County Judge.
BrRRELL SHORT. Commissioner.
ASA FORDYCE, Commissioner.
Whcrcupon Court Adjourned until
Saturday. July 22. 1929.
II ". BrNSELL.
County Judge.
UrRRELL SHORT.
Go. Com missioner.
ASA FORDYCE.
60. Com missioner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-25
Saturday. July ?9th, 1899:

''N"hoest sosy
Court Mot Pursuant TO Adjourn
mcnt. when We're present: II, II. Bun
noll, County Judge, Burrell Short
ana Ass Fordyce. County Commits
sioncrs tho following. proceedings
were had,
Current Expense Claims allowed
and warrants drawn:
Mrs, w. II, Dabney, service Disc
Atty, $4,000.
klamath Exchange, service supt,,
$3.50.
klamath Exchange, service asses
.sor, $3.50.
klamath Exchange. same, $500.
klamath Exchange, service. SUR
vcyor, $3.50.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-25
c. O. D. Orders Delivered
Phone "a

You trouble order
depend receiving first merchandise We make the small
delivery each awhich scarcely
of delivery We do this insure all that they only for what
they