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The Evening Herald
W.O.SMITH Editor
Published dally Meant Sunday by
The Herald Publishing Company of
Klamith rails, at 116 Fourth Street:
aid a
i&ftM.
FOR SALE Selling refrhreraters at
actual cost Klamath Valley Ware-
home ud Forwarding Co. ae-lt
Entered at the poatoflce at Klam
ath Falla, Oregon, tor transmission
through the aaalla as eecond-clasi
matter.
Subscription terms by mall to any
addrese In the United 8tatea:
One year IB. 00
One month BO
FOR 8ALK Jersey cow, 4 years old;
ietl aaa' accustomed to women;
fli"eit wlaier. Also Flanders SO,
antMSObtiet good ' condition. $100.
Mrs. Tarty, Michigan and East Mala
S-3t
FOR RENT
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WKIJXKSDAY, JULY 26, 101B
AND 8T0P AT
KLAMATH FALLH
.FOR RENT or sale Furnished room
tag hoase.. Inquire ot C. L. Reiser,
No. ll Mate street. 16-4K
NtCBLY tarnished aiartnienta at the
.srwresjem Hoase, tuamau, aear ibh
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RENDERING A GREAT SERVICE
LOST Last 8ttnday on Pelican Bay
v.roai oae black leather bag. Finder
pleaae communicate with Charles W.
Eberleln, Klamath Falls, Ore. 28-3t
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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ABSTRACT COMPANY
AMrTRACTS IN8TJRANOS
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Tank work of all- kiads
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1 Mala Street
tWe kave tte aeaa cesrreramee la
I wiH go to aay hotel.
or reeldeace hs
for the 10
o'deck trates.
We are also ageaU for the only
1-aamgri boats oa the Upper
Lake. Baggage handled f rosa the
depot wotbont aay estra charge.
PHOXB
tow for passengers
fittest Vibes it Wm4
,-t BIG CUBAN BLOCKS
(Orer 108 ca. ft.)
Load . . . -,$S.7B
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Greea SUb, per cord faVM
B7 Slab, per cord fSS
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",' Sidewalks, Floors and
' 'i? V v' ReUInlag Walls
XMOOriNG A SPECIALTY
. Sixth and Walnut
SM
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'HE cltixena of Klamath Falls are
responsive to appeals for per
sonal service for the common good
of the city. This Is evident to any
ng the result of the first day's
campaign fer members of the reor
ganlsed Commercial Club, made to
day.
That thero has not heretofore
been shown the same spirit of co
operative effort, it would appear from
the present status of the campaign,
has been due to the lack of a proper
basis upon which to get together and
stand together in this community
work. The present form of organ
Ization cannot help but.appeal to the
man of business. It is founded on
the strictest business principles for
the conduct of ihe community busi
ness, and therefore gives pronuse of
achieving definite results from the
logical application of those principles
That the large number ot member
ships secured today should be actual
ly signed up In a two hour campaign
in a single day is most encouraging to
those who are seeking to make here
as great a city as local conditions, en
vironment and resources make possi
ble. With the forces at work which
it is expected will be centered in the
new commercial body on the comple
tion of its membership and reorgan
isation upon the new plans prepared,
the coming of the New Klamath Falls.
the Progressive and Better Klamath
Falls will be hastened.
Encouragement in Ibis belief is giv
en in harmony apparent In the com
mittees at work, in which men hereto
fore kept apart by personal and petty
differences are found working heart
ily together and with one accord for
the community interests. This sin
gieness of purpose which has been
developed is in Itself a fine reward for
the efforts which have been put forth
by the men having the courage and
will to undertake to put into effect
this better plan of securing from her
citizens more and better service.
It Is to be hoped that the response
to their labors will continue until the
high hopes of the men of vision are
realized.
lection over the objections ot his aa
tlve country. But than la ao dis
guising the fact that recent published
Interviews with his holiness, particu
larly the one In which he waa qulted
ns stalling the Italian government,
havo made him undesirable in the
minds of Italian officials as a member
of the peace board.
This particular interview, the one
granted M. Lapatls ot the Paris Lib
erie, was part of the Vatican's plan to
place itself before the world as being
un-Itallan and strictly neutral.
The pope's repudiation of the inter
view In a letter Cardinal Amlette
made public at Paris, had not changed
the situation In the slightest. M. La
patls Is an excellent Catholic, repre
senting n great Catholic organ In
France, and the fact remains that he
secured the interview through Cath
olic Channels, and that the entire
affair was n Vatican plan.
Until Itally went to war the pope
had high hopes that he might bring
about peace in Europe. It was with
these hopes In view, that he opposed
to the very last the entrance of Italy
Into the conflict It Italy remained
neutral, the pope, being an Italian,
might be considered neutral. But
with his blood kin tn the war It was
necessary for the pope to take such
steps ns he took in the interview giv
en to Lapatls to prove h's lack of
sympathy with the ItallbB govern
ment. His repudiation of Italy was
meant to prove the utter neutrality
ot the Vatican. Incidentally, It the
pope Is selected on tho peace board
over Italy's protest, the peace coun
cils will be held at the Vatican.
Mr. Buslnewi Man and dtlaeaa:
We herewith present for your in
formation a complete Itemised state
ment or all moneys subscribed to and
all disbursements made by the com'
mlttee In charge of the Fourth of
July celebratien:
Ltat of Subscribers and Amount Paid
July 4th Celebration. 115
'. Scattered Shots .
NOW FOR THE membership cam
paign of the Commercial Club.
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O. K. Livery and
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THAT "GET TOGETHER" stunt
pulled off at the White Pelican hotel
was some stunt. ,
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"I BELIEVE In Klamath Falls. Do
you?" said Captain 81emens. The
volley of "YES" suggests that we rise
to make it unanimous.
K. Sugarman 9
Regal Shoe Store
J. V. Houston
Van Riper Bros
Golden Rule Store
K. K. K. Store
3. F. Magulre Co
A. Y. Tlndall
Nurmi Baking Co
Ford Garage
Wlllls-Johnstohe Co
D. J. Desmond
O. K. Transfer Co
E. Quilltch
Roberts & Hanks .'.
Southern Oregon Auto Co.. "
O. J. Eskelson '
O. C. Jensen
H. Orem
A. R. Bunge '
R. B. Murdock
Underwood Pharmacy ... '
Klamath Jewelry Co '
E. M. Chllcote 1
F. R. Olds f
E. H. Lawrence
J. B. Chambers
J. E. Swansen '
Chas. Donart
Oscar L. Larson '
Alt & Bodge 1
City & County Abstract Co. '
(Arthur R. Wilson f
R. E. Smith -T
Western Transfer Co. . . . .
Shire Grocery I
A. J. Lyle t
C. & S. Electric & Cycle Co. ?
Klamath Hardware Co. . . . '
M. Motchenbacher
W. C. Davenport f
R. I. Hammond '
W. E. Seehorn Co. ...... T
F. D. Barrows T
Rex Cafe
J. W. Tyrrel !
Klamath Transfer Co t
Link River Electric Co.
Fltzpatrlck & Bean .
Mrs. A. Peterstelner
Whitman Drug Co. .
Loewe Bros
First National Bank .
L. Jacobs
Virgil & Son
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A. C. Gienger
City Market
C. T. Cllngenpeel 1
Harry Richardson
J. F. Goeller & Son T
J. A. Goldsmith '
Klamath Falls Creamery .
Ackley Bros
Star Drug Co .'..
50.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
50.00
60.00
50.00
10.00
15.00
15.00
16.00
50.00
2.50
10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
6.00
5.00
5.00
2.50
10.00
10.00
5.00,
5.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
6.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
1640
2.00
5.00
10.00
6.00
6.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
15.00
6.00
6.00
3.00
6.00
5.00
5.00
3.00
25.00
6.00
10.00
20.00
10.00
6.00
6.00
15.00
3.00
10.00
15.00
10.00
Wm. C. Hum
E. B. Hall . .
The 8haatK
First 8tate Savings Bank
J. J. Parker
H. BoUIn
Karl Whitlock
Palm Cigar 8tore
II. R. Dunlap
Gertrude Co
Stilts Drygoods Co
A. C. Hcnllno ...........
Sugar Bowl
Sunset Grocery
Wood-Curtis Co
A. A. Bellman 6 Son .....
D. A. Kenyon
Martin Bros
Big Basin Lumber Co. ....
W. A. Delzell
Superior Laundry
G. T. McDonnld
K. E. Bend
0. D. Grlzile
Frank M. Upp
Loomls Bros
A. D. Miller
Geo. C. Mitchell
L. O. Mills
Mrs. O. M. Young
Maud Evans
Cash
Stella- Watson
T. F. Nicholas
J. E. Howie,
Ray Telford
W. O. Smith Printing Co. .
C. R. Do Lap
Fred Noel
Dr. Westerfleld
J. H. Carnahau
Onclll ft Manning
John Irwin
Klamath Dye Works
C. C. Low
W. R. Boyd
W. S. Wiley
Warren Hunt
E. L. Elliott
Keller Cafe
Klamath Co. Abstract. Co. .
R. R. Hamilton
C. V. Fisher
Rolto C. Groesbeck
D. Bostwlck
Shepherd Piano Co
Klamath Sportsmen's Store
8moko Saloon
Klamath Development Co. .
McDonald ft Hunsaker . . .
K. Ballard
Fordney
Ed. Dunham
Mundy ft Hllyard '.
D, B. Campbell
Standard OH Co
A. Salflcky
10.00
10.00
10.00
36.00
6.00
6.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
r.oo
30.00
10.00
10.00
G.OO
10.00
20.00
10.00
5.00
r..oo
2.60
2.50
n.oo
R.00
ti.00
10.00
5.00
10.00
26.00
25.00
15.00
35.00
n.oo
r.oo
n.oo
10.00
n.oo
2.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
2.00
10.00
6.00
n.oo
2.50
2.60
5.00
10.00
2.50
5.00
2.ff0
3.00
2.00
n.oo
5.00
75.00
100.00
100.00
50.00
1.00
6.00
5.00
25.00
to.oo
5.00
$1,626.00
Receipts From Concession
R. E. Cook, (Silk
Hat Harry) $ 5.00
F. J. Fox (Candy
Floss) 5.00
Duck Pond 5.00
Cat Rack 5.00
W. H. North 5.00
B. Chambers 12.60
Hardware disposed of
1-37.50
2.40
Total
11,665.90
Diabumeinenta.for Prises, July Ceie.
bratMB, I01B
'Sou. No. 18 Foster ft Pay ton.
three-legged race, 3d ....9 1.60
Vou. No. 19 Dick Nelson, fat
man's race, 3d 1.50
Vou. No. 20 Henry Nlchelln.
bicycle race, 2d 3.00
Vou. No. 21 Elmer Lawrence.
bicycle race, 1st 5.00
Vou. No. 22. Russell Cran-
dall, boys' bicycle race, 1st 3.00
Vou. No. 23. Cecil Clenden-
nlng, boys' bicycle race, 2d 2.00
Vou. No. 24, Albert Bradley,
boys' bicycle race, 3d .... 1.00
Vou. No. 25, Clark Ballard,
potato race. 1st 3.00
Vou. No. 26, R. I. Condry,
wheelbarrow race, 2d ... 2.00
Vou. No. 27,"Walter Ward,
wheelbarrow race. 3d .... 1.00
Vou. No. 28, Bert Arnold,
boys' running race, 1st . . 3.00
Vou. No. 29, Bert Arnold,
potato race. 2d 2.00
Vou. No. 30, Ralph Terry,
sack' race, 3d 1.00
Vou. No. 31, Bill Bailey, boys'
running race. Zd 2.00
Vou. No. 32. Jack Meggs.
boys' running race. 3d . . . 1.00
Vou. No. 33, Jack Meggs, po
tato race, 3d 1.00
Vou. No. 34, Konop and
Montgomery, three-legged
race. 2d 2.50
Vou. No. 35, Wight and Ku-
cern. three-legged race. 1st 4.00
Vou. No. 36 Ernest Nitcb-
elm. bicycle race. 3d .... 1.50
Vou. No. 37, Wade Cra-wford.
wheelbarrow race. 1st . . . 3.00
Vou. No. 38. Wade Crawford.
foot race. Sd ........ s,6
Vou. No. 39, Chub raicnm,
sack rare, lit ..........
Vou. No. 40, Chub Pntchm.
100 yard dash, 3d ......
Vou. No. 41, Jim Mosslck,
100 yard dnsh, 1st
Vou. No. 42, 11. K. Cook, sack
race. 2d ........
Vou. No. 43. Wartu Crawford.
special 220 yard
Vou. No. 44, Wailo Crawford,
running race. 2d .......
Vou. No. 4fi, Chub t'atclim,
sack race, 1st
Vou. No. 4fi, Chilli I'atclim,
running race. 3d
Vou. No. 47, Abraham
Charley, for Indian dance.
Vou. No. 48, Jim Mosslck,
special 220 yard raco, 1st .
Vou. No. 49, Jim Mosslck.
100 yard dash, 1st
Vou. No. 50, Henry Nltchlom.
bicycle ruco, 1st
Vou. No. 51, Russell Cran-
dnll. boys' bicycle rnco, 1st
Vou. No. C2, Cliaa Yndvn,
boys' running race, 1st . .
Vou. No. 53. J. Moggs, boys'
running race. 2d
Vou. No. 54. lllll Unlloy. boys'
running race, 3d
Vou. No. 55, lllll llalloy, po
tato race. 1st
Vou. No. SO, R. Melsncr,
wheelbarrow race. 3d ....
Vou. No. 57. C. Odon. fat
men's race. 2d .........
Vou. No. 58, Konop and
Montgomery, three-legRed
race, 1st
Vou. No. 59, F. Peyton, po
tato race, 2d
Vou. No. 60, Frank Peyton,
boys' bicycle rnco. 3d ....
Vou. No. 61. Wm. Hurn. fat
man's race. 2d
Vou. No. 02, A. Condry,
wheelbarrow race. 2d ....
Vou. No. 63, Condry and
Ward, three-logged race.
3d
Vou. No. 64, C. Foster, bl-
cyclo raco. 2d
Vou. No. 65, H. Hughes, po
tato race, 3d
Vou. No. G6, Cecil Clenden-
nlng, boys' bicycle rnco, 2d
Vou. No. 67, Ernest Nltchelm,
bicycle race, 3d
Vou. No. 68, Tom Slnnott, fat
mnn's race, 3d
Vou. No. 69, Walter Pomeroy,
wheelbarrow race, 1st ...
Vou. No. 70, Wight and Ku-
corn, three-legged race, 2d.
Vou. No. 71. Karl Elliott, fat
man's race, 1st
Vou. No. 72, R. E. Cook, sack
race, 2d 2.00
Vou. No. 73, T. N. Sherman.
slides on high wire 15,00
Vou. No. 74, Tom Wilson,
sack race, 3d 1.00
Vou. No. 7G, Dick Nelson, fat
man's raco, 1st 4.00
Vou. No. 7G, II. Curtis, log
rolling. 1st 2R.00
Vou. No. 77, Charles Jones.
log rolling. 4d 5.00
Vou. No. 78. Tom McDonald.
log rolling. 2d 10.00
Vou. No. 79, McDonough, tug
or wnr 75.00
Vou. No. 80, Ed. Wakefield.
water fight no.00
3.00
1.50
4.00
3,00
5,00
2.M1
3.00
1.50
MM) 1)
8.00
1.00
5.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
1.00
3.00
1.00
2.50
4.00
2,00
1.00
2.50
2.00.!
1.50
3.00
1.00
WAAfl .-.....
Vou. No. 107, Bhlve Qro
eery, groceries "
Vou. No. 108, F. R. Olds,
Itnfetn . . .. kaaast
Vou. No. 109, Link River
Electric Co., lamps ior
I band , .
Vou. No. 110, J. F. Magulro
Co., bunting
Vou. No. Ill, Miles Sign
I Co,, sign
Von. NO, IIS, nig nnm
Lumber Co
Vim. No. 113, Klnnmlh
1'iukliig Co., meal
Vou. No. 114. Van Riper
lltl ultllilu
isiwr omi -
j Vou. No, 115. I. A. McMil
lan, IHJlirj HUIWVIIIWIIV
Vou. No. UO, Dr. Merry,
iiinu, iiervlrcH McMillan,
Vou, No. 117, hospital ser
vice, nccounl McMliinu
141.50. less 15 per cent.
Vou. No. 118, II. K. (letz,
stenographic servlcos , ,
llornlil Publishing Co.,
composition on report .
10.76
1R.4R
.76
9.70
7.45
6,00
7.05
129.70
1,00
50,00
10,00
35.25
2,00
2.00
Notice to Iabll
Notlco is hereby glvon tint n. ...
aflor this dato I will not h .?r
- vasaaaaBi 1
bio for nny debit contracted b,7,
wife. "
Daitd at Klamath Vn thta It i
day of July. 1915. ,l;
'a M- VINHYARD, ,
HOUSTON HOTEi
Mltlit HouMcktviiliiK Rooaa-.
Ilantly to postofflco, just cro((
street. Prices very loaioniN.
Also iimilhtM roimiM rr trta.
Hlunts. Main Ht iiiincr Hoce'
I'alil (or prlcii , .
1,071.98
370,00
Totul illsbursemeiilH .$1,441,98
.1. F. MAGUIRK, President,
J. . KENT. Secretary,
It. I. HAMMOND. Treasurer.
FHKD ti. HOUSTON, Director.
Freight & Baggage
Hauled
Prompt nt ten) Ion to
I'honn Order.
87
Unit-it 1111 Sixth
O. K. Transfer Co.
:: STOPS HEADACHE,
:: m NEURALGIA
I
2.50
4.00
Don't suffer 1 Qet a dime pnck
of Dr. James' Headache
Powder.
NINE HUNDRED FORTY-TWO
voted yesterday, and the United
States census man is here, We will
be Incriminating ourselves yet.
BUT ONE COULD win; they coU'ld
not all be victorious if that to any
consolation.
LOOK OUT for the big campaign
now it's coming your war.
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POPE NOT TO
CONFER, IS PLAN
By ALICE SOME
(United StsS Press Correspondent)
ROME, July M.lialy will sot
agree to the selection of Pope Bene
dict as a member of to peaee coun
cil at the end at, taa Baraaau war, it
wm reliably statad hert, despite the
tact that th pat waste to be present
oi that nappy 4ajr. ,
c'A eoablaatlMi o( Uer aatlow la
favor of Wa Imtlf atay fore his ae-
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20.00
1.00
5.00
1.40
1.50
Total $370.00
Other ExpcnsoN
Vou. No. 1.. John L. Ball.
Warm Springs Indians . . .
Vou. No. 3, boy carrying
sign
Vou. No. 4, J. J. Keller, In
cidental expenses
Vou. No, 5, J. F. Magulro Co.,
telegrams and cloth .....
Vou. No. 6, F. D. Miles, sign
for commltteo
Vou. No. 7, John Leo Ball.
auto expensesWarm
Springs Indians 45.00
Vou. No. 8, W. O. Smith
Printing Co 19.00
Vou. No. 9, O. W. Robertson,
ad distributing 50.00
Vou. No. 11, W. O. Smith
Printing Co 17,50
Vou. No. 12. Amell Sblssel.
mahogany wood
Vou. Nor-13. B. J. McOlnty,
grandstand, etc
Vou. No. 14, W. F. Pow, carpenter
Vou. No. 15. J. F. Maeuirn
Co., cloth
Vou. No. 18. Ous Olandon.
carpenter j 11.45
Vou, No, 17, W. J. Cudahy,
hauling 1,50
Vou. No. 81, Roy E. Cook,
calling races, etc a n
Vou. No, 82. B. F. Iwtn
labor, barbecuo 3.00
Vou. No. 83, J, J. Koller,
salary mani
Vou. No. 84, J. J. Keller, ex-
penses 3,00
Vou. No. 85, Klamath Falls
band or.n nn
Vou. No. 86. Wm. O'Conno
labor, barbecun 1 r. nn
Vou. No. 87. W. J. Cudahv
drayago 5 50
Vou. No. 88. A. Bays, lalinr
barbecue or.
You cull clour your lioml mul relieve
.1 dull, cplittlti or tfulviit tlmiMiliig
hiMiilnrlio In a moment with 11 Dr.
Iiinirs lleit.liiclie I'owilcr. TliU (iM
'Jiric lii'iiilur-lie relief nrU iilmo.t itni!i
-.illy. Send mini' cunt (11 tlip ilriitf Mine
.. t'.ir ; lll) uicku:' tiliil fen tin)-
"lit- nfuT ynu take 11 ittiler Tim
lit Miithlcr Mli.it Insinn of ilin Ih'uiI-
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,' "'. niii!i,-i. Iln ttuie ) Jti j;i!t what
if f(i-
'Safety First
in the Hardware Store mean
selling evcrytlilnR of Un
excelled Quality.
Everything we sell is guar
anteed to measure up to your
expectations in Quality and
Faithful Service.
The Faithful Service of our
Hardware brings tin life-long
customers.
Try us and become one.
Largest Stock, Greatest
Variety, Highest Quality,
Lowest Price.
Roberts & Hanki
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MR. FISHERMAN-
Come to
Spink's Fishinjg and
Camping Resort
ON SPRING CREEK
. Rates per Day $2.00 Per Week $12.50
10.00
3.00
4.00
3.15
2.25
.75
1.00
Vou. No. 89, W. F. Pew, labor
Vou. No. 90, Record Shoeing
miuii
Vou. No. 91. Whitman Dm
Co , "
Vou. No. 92. Wm ttp.i'aV
labor, barbecun rr.
VOU. No. 93. Geo. Bnnhn'n
labor, bftrhflciin or
Vou. No, 94. Robert. '
Hanks, wlrn for mm .. 1 en
Vou. N. 96." Roberta '.
Hanks, nalla 1 n
Vou. No, 96, O. T. Baldwin'
material harbenm . m tn
Vou. No. 97. C. A. Arnold.
mahogany wood . in n
Vou No. 98. H. h. Jones,
labor, barbecue 3,00
Vou. No. 99, H. Brady, lahor,
barbecue r r
Vou. No. 100. Con MurnhV
team and labor .
VOU. NO. 101, Joe Hownnl'.
sunerlntendent hrh,.
Vo- No- 108,W, C. Hurn.
material for races ,
Vou. No. 103. Nurml Tun.,
.Co,, bread ..
Vou. No. 104, Western Trans'-
jdj; o nauung tog
VoNo. 105, Klamath Tr.n..
fer Co., hauling
Von. No. 106, W. B. ghoVii,
30,00
60.00
.75
1.00
3.00
TIiIn iiiiiiiiiiiii-mriit riirili-i lliu mfiwaxa tu you that
Western Transfer Co.
lliiiilliiK I'HHsciimm, lliiKKnuo and fr'rehlit to Mall Hosts for
Calkins & Hamilton
PIiiiiu- IH7, or leave orders atU.1 Mulu strrel.
Safely and Securely Locked
We look mil for your lutercstH,
All or our custoinurs aro assured
of enirlont Horvlco as well iib jior
foct Hiifoty. Vou mny confer with
iib on uny business portalnlng to
banklnir. Wo welcome auy busl
mm account, liirgu or Hinall,
Hall VOU''-
l'K30Cl9K ml (11 Wm
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FIRST STATE and SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
fffVf-FAC" Nyrfs Face Cream
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HH I ja Al ivlnK tan and other Irritation
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LferWawkl I LWS I W ,wtor tu k tu the soft, clear,
KyffijMM ' smooth and beautiful condlUoe.
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