"9fB9
Ki ;
WISDNKftDAY. DKCKMnKft 9, 111(1
PORK BARREL IS
10 BE OPPOSED
KATlOJA,i IUVKIW AND 1IAIMIOIIH
UUNCiltKMM MEETS WITH OPEN
CRAIXENGB FOR EXPOSE OP
1H)IIK IIAHHKL LEGISLATION.
Un'leil I'teis BtvIco.
WABII1NOTON, D. C, Doc. 0
With nn open challenge for n com
plete cxposo of nny "pork" schemes,
(nt-Vfo'c'' inp'or lb ?ii'o of r vlth
ind harbors legislation, tho thirteenth
nnul convention of tlie Nntlonnl
Rivera nnd Harbors Congrois con
fwned hero today.
"If anyone knowa," tho challengo
nidi, "that a project haa no merit,
IDd that nn appropriation la sought
Kiel)' to promoto tho political for
tune of wimo Bcnntor or Roproientn
tire, he will ho given in opportunity
to publicly nnmo tho man.
'However, If nan from Mnlno
trlttctrot n project In California, ho
will ho expoctod to tell how he hap
Poi to know ao much about thing
1000 or 3000 mllea away."
The Congreia la to bo addressed by
Secretary of War Newton D. Ilakor,
under whoso Jurisdiction waterways
project are administered.
Speaker are oxpected to omphn
iIm the present coal shortage as In
dicative of Inndcquato transportation,
tnd urge development of Inland rivers
of coal mining districts.
"On tlm headwater of ono of our
greatest rivers," u preliminary state
ment mid. "roko mines have boon
compelled to close, for lack of trans-J
porUtlon, while cities lower down tho
river have paid famlno prices for
coal.".
Tho Congress will attack tho "vnr
cllatlng wnterwnya policy," of tho
United States and urge some deflnllc,
toiutriirtlvn schedulo of rivers nnd
harbors Improvement.
Not! Widow INm
BAN KKANCISCO, Dec. 6. Mrs.
Jotephlno I'hclps, widow of tho Into
Timothy Phelps, who served in Con
greia during Lincoln's administra
tion, died today at tho Florence sani
tarium. Itenolutlons of CondoleiMv
Wherein, The Almighty (Jod, tho
Sovereign (Irnnd Matter of the Unl
Ttne, has In his Infinite wisdom
dtemtd It fit to call our beloved
brother Wnllnco Dnldwln, to take his
place In tho lnat Orand Chapter, It
hetebjr i
Resolrod, That we, the members of
Evauna Knrampment No.46, 1.O.O.F.,
ntend our sympathy to the bereaved
family of our brother for their earthly
Ion, while pointing to the great
promise of our Hosvonly Orand Mus
ter of the niiembly where t$ adjourn
ment will ever come. De It further
Rciolved, Thnt thla expression of
of our grief and sympathy shall be
forwarded to tho family of our bo
loved brother; that a copy be aprend
on the mlnutoi of Ewaunn Rncimp
mmt No. 46, 1.O.O.F. and that a copy
alio bo furnished to tho newspapers
of Klamnth Falls and a copy alio bo
sent to tho Pacific Odd? Follow, the
oOclal publication of tho Odd Fellows
et tho Jurisdiction of Oregon.
, EWAUNA ENCAMPMENT
NO. 46, I. o. o. r. t
Committee
W. If. North.
Arllo Worrell,
Hob't Entmctt.
Cky & County Abstract Co.
AIWTItACTH' INHURANCB
Member
Oregon AsaocbjUos) Title Men
1"V0WI0WlW0l0Wt0
DR. F. M. WHITR
Eye, Ear,,Noae and Throat
Eyes Tested Olaaaea Fitted
7 Odd Fellowa BaUdlag
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YOU CAN FRKR YOURSELF
Surely from old age, poverty and
desolation only b your own
foresight and .prudence. You
cannot depend on bthera to pro
vide for your comfort. A
toga bank account started while
you arc young will be your aal
tttlon in later yean. Better
wt It at onet,
FIRST STATE MS SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH
Mighty Britannic
w "M V'-1 an owv sSST' 12zL:!'i i, 'fj& 'M
"-j ' .'rrrw"r '
J r " lamaa
inn PBWiiaswpi'M I p
SmS$3T!!tfiWf
Tho greut White Htur liner llrllnn-l The llrlUnnlc was ono of the larg
nle, which hug been n hospital In the ott ships of tho world. Her Bros
service of tho Itrltlsh government In , tonnugo tis 4S,ir8. That of the
the Aegeun Hen, was sunk by n mine' Vateilnml of tho llnmburg-Amerlcnn
or torpedo while miikliiK n trip with line, now tied up In llobokon, N. J.,
wounded from Salonika. Home fifty 1 .14,190 tuns, nnd tho Impcrator,
were drowned, but most of those on another or tho same line tied up In
board were saved. (ienntiny, Ih r.2,117 toiis.
County Court
XotcmlH'i-
Nettle Wnllan, wldow'H icn
slon for December, l'JlC.,1
Adn M. Hhldlcr, widow's pen
hlon for December, 1916..
Mary Mcljinc, widow's pen
sion for December, 1916..
Dcrtha C. Donolson, widow's
psnslon for December, 1916
Allha Daniel, widow's pen
sion for December, 1916..
Roso R. Keesce, widow's pen
sion for December, 1916..
Ella n. Durkhnrt, widow's '
pension for December, 1916
.12. .10
10.00
25.00
l-.no
i7.no
10.0U
Tona Hilton, widow's pon
1 slon for December, 1916..
Catherlno Tull, widow's pen
sion for December, 1910..
10.00
10.00
It Rose
Qodnrd, widow's pen-
slon for December, 1916,.
Lnurn E. Mndlnon, widow's
pension for December, 1916
Carrie M. Mnler, widow's pen
sion for December, 1916..
Mnry C. Morsor, widow's pen
sion for December, 1916..
l.eona C. Ady, widow's pen
sion for December, 1916..
5.no
10.00
n.r.9
2G.00
Nannie M. Cnntrnll, widow's
pension for December, 1916
2.1.00
Mnry E. I'cnrson, widow's
pension for December, 1916 32. CO
Auausta E. Wilson, widow's
pension for December, 1916
Ihildnh Smith, nld county
poor for December, 1916. .
Addlo Ornhnm, nld county
poor for Decembor, 1916. .
Mnry Kucera, aid county
poor for Decembor, 1916, .
Rorthn Hill, nld county poor
for December, 1916
Koto Taylor, aid county poor
for December, 1916
K.r.O
20.00
10.00
2r. on1
2T..00
25.00
Mrs. A. Kos, nld county poor
for December, 1916 20.00
Mnry M. Liberty, old county
poor for Decembor, 1916. .
Hnnnah n. Welch, nld county
poor for December, 1916. .
Elisabeth 8cnnlon, nld county
poor for December, 1916. .
Mrs. Jos. Frntcrs, nld county
poor for Decembor, 1916. .
Luotta Mldklff, nld county
poor for Decomber, 1916. .
Kostah Ooodoll, nld county
poor for Decomber, 1916.
Karl Iluettnor, aid county
15.00
15.00
15.00
20.00
15.00
15.00
poor for December, mu
15.00
FALLS, OKHWW
jAVIHCi "20 -SANK
ZT
THE
Sunk in Aegean
'7:1 ?.-rw. .: - v,
rr?yv'Biei, &t&9AyxKM'i.
Proceedings
(IIM(I) Term
John It. IluKcUtcln, ndditionni
county, 1 coyoto
V. .1. Emcrlrk nddltlonnl
bounty, 1 coyoto
Hnrvey Drew, additional
bounty, 1 coyolo
(5. W. Elliott, additional
bounty, 3 coyotes
M. II. I less, nddltlonnl, boun
ty, 1 coyote
Peter filonn, additional boun
ty, 2 coyotes
John llrothanok, nddltlonnl
bounty, 1 coyolo
Nicholas SchrlukolT, addition
al bounty, 1 coyote
Darn Nichols, additional boun
ty, 1 coyote
.T, A. Stewart, additional
Dare Nichols, nddltlonnl boun
ty, 1 coyote
2.50
2.50
2.50
7.50
2.50
.50
2.50
.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
10.00
2.50
2.50
bounty. 1 coyote
10.00 A. W. Shiir, nddltlonnl boun
ty, 4 coyotes. ,
r A. Dllss, nddltlonnl boun
ty, 1 coyote
Henry Schmor Jr., additional
bounty, 1 coyoto
L. U. Holbrook, additional
bounty, 3 coyotes
Eurcno Williams, additional
bounty, 1 coyote
rnnk White. additional
bounty. 1 coyoto
D. E. Jones, additional boun
ty, 2 coyotes
Jr.ck Hnrton, additional boun
ty, 1 coycto
L. W. Anderson, additional
bounty, 1 coyoto
2.50
2.50
.00
2.50
2.50
1.1. W. Adkins, additional
bounty, 6 coyotes
Frank Hlbberts, nddltlonnl
bounty. 2 coyotes
1.1.00
5.00
Marlon Padgett, nddltlonnl
bounty, 2 coyotes 5.00
John E. Jansson, additional
bounty, 1 coyoto
Jim Johnson, additional
bounty, 4 coyotes
0. D. Ilochdoldt, nddltlonnl
bounty, 2 coyotes
Jerry McCnrtle, nddltlonnl
bounty, 1 coyoto
2.50
10.00
5.00
2,50
J. T. Alexander, nddltional
bounty, 1 coyoto 2.50
Geo. A. Hnydon, nddltlonnl
bounty, 1 coyoto 2,50
A. I. Brooks, additional
bounty. 1 coyoto 2.50
Frnnk (Srnyhocl, additional
bounty, 1 coyote 2.50
J. M. Johnson, nddltlonnl
bounty, 1 coyote 2.50
L. L. nrowncll, auumonai
bounty, 1 coto 2.50
M. H. Wn mnler. nddltlonnl
bounty, 1 coyoto
.50
iWnr N. Mnri?nn, nddltlonnl
bounty, 1 coyoto :.ou
V. D. Miller, nddlfonal
bcunty, 9 coyotes
J, 'P. Alexhndor, nddltional
bounty, 7 coyotes
Oco. Grain, nddltlonnl boun
ty, 1 covolo , . .. .
Wnltor Kettrldgo. nddltional
bounty, 1 coyoto ,
J. II. UridoihlU nddltlonnl
bounty, 5 coyotes
Joseph Stersl, nddltlonnl
bounty. 0 coyotes
22.50
17.50
2.50
2,50
12.50
15.00
.t w. Adkins. additional boun-
I) ty, ,2 coyotes 5-00
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORJEOON
folm Drlacoll, additional
bounty, 5 coyotes 12.50
Ucil North, nddltlonnl boun
ty, 1 coyote...
Anderson Allen, additional
bounty, 1 coyote
Travis Houston, additional
bounty, 2 coyotes
Howard Doggs, additional
- bounty, 3 coyotes
.r.o
2.00
c.po
7.50
J. I'. Thomas, additional
bounty, 3 coyotes 7. SO
V. J. Holbrook, additional
bouity, 3 covotcs 7. CO Jl
):vnrelt Ptickctt, additional
bounty, 1 coyote
r!ov on aodoeo, additional
bounty, 1 coyote'.
John 12. Dyers, additional
bounty, 1 coyote
r Hook, additional boun
ty, 1 coyote
T'f'' ff I !', '.rl.!'')..-!
bounty, 1 coyoto
Vrntt Wo'b, -dd'tlonnl
,.,. f - -i ,,,, ,
J. li. I.lnzl, additional boun
ty 2 oovotos
2.C0
2.50
2.C0
2.C0
i?.1;
5.00
W. B. PnUoraon, additional
bounty, 4 coyolo 10.00
Fred Armprlest, additional
bounty, 1 coyote
T. T. Alexander additional
bounty, 4 coyotes
A. A. I.lskey, additional
bounty, 1 coyote
J. Dennett, additional boun-
ty, 1 coyote
Ii. I'.' Lewis, nddltlonnl boun
ty, 1 coyote
2.50
10.00
2.C0
2.60
2.G0
The following claim was allowed
and tho clerk was instructed to draw
warrants on the road fund for the
ameunt:
O. L. Walton, gravel for
Klamath Falls-PIno Grove
road, November, 1916. .. .$880.00
Eari Whltlock, burial Charles
Nerson, county poor No
vember, 1916
Ward & Obenchaln, matches
court Iioubo, November,
1910
C. II. DeLnp, cash adv, elec
tions, $5.60; express $3.91
Karl Whltlock, coroner claim
J. P. Clark, November,1916
Roberts & Hanks, supplies
court house, November,
1916
H.ltolvln, supplies court house
October nnd November,1916
Glass & Prudhomme Co., sup
plies county offices, Novem-,
her, 1910S....:.
Matilda Whitle. witness dist
rict nttorney, November,
1916
Alice Hamilton, witness dis
trict nttorney, November,
1916
Herald Pub. Co,, pub. roads
nnd bridges, $3.69; pub
lishing, $8.85
38.50
1.00
9.511
8.00
S.85
16.18
3,10
2.20
2.20
12.54 I
Klamath Record, printing
elecs, November, 1916 ...
4.00
Klamnth Tel. & Tel. CO., ser
vices, court house
.65
J. S. Elliott, repairs county
Jnll October, 1916
6.00!
3.56 1
P. D. Cunningham Co., office
supplk'3, November, 1916.
Western Transfer Co., trans
fer liquor for sheriff 10.00
Glans & Prudhcmmo Co., elec
tion Ftipplies 4.12
Glns3 & Prudhommo Co., elec
tion supplies 44.24
O. I. Gregg, inspecting po
tatoes .- 21.85
J. H. Hesslg, transporting
county poor, Ed MacDon-
nld, September, 1916 ....
12.00
Golden Rule Store, mdse.
county poor, Gerrue family,
October, 1916
F. C. Mnrkwnrdo insane ex
pense D. C. Kilgore, No
vember, 4916 5.00
Wnrd & Obenchaln, supplies
poor farm, October and No
vember, 1916 13.00
Ray Tatlow, auto hlre.'distrlct
attornoy. State vs. Hobbs. . 16.00
Central Garage, auto hire, dis
trict attorney, State vs.
Hobbs 15.00
Fred Peterson, postage, etcc.,
school superintendent, No
vember, 1916 . . .
6.96
Cofer Bros., repairs court
house, November, 1916 . . .
7.60
W. T. Lee, registering voters
1916 elections
3.40
Glass & Prudhommo Co. .sup
plies brand inspector, No
vember, 1916 19.21
L. L. Truax, Insane examina
tion D. C. Kilgore, Novem
ber, 1916 6.00
Warren Hunt, insane examina
tion D. C. Kilgore, Novem
ber, 1916 5.00
James Dlalr, viowing Doak
road, November, 1916 ....
8,00
Frank Courtado, viewing doak
road,' November, 1916 ....
Ward &. Obenchaln, supplies
Gerrue family, county pool
October and November,
1916
J. S. McClollan, rent elections
Mt. 1-akl precinct, May,
1916 ..., ,....,,,
W. C. Foster, refund of taxes.
Klamath Record, printing
county offices, November
1916 ,,
8.00
28.40
5.00
48.66
3.60
50 !
R. B. Smith, rent elections,
precinct No. 8, November,
1910 .,
COO
Golden Rule Store, mdst.
Lyons children, Juvenile
ccurt, December 40.04
Whereupon
the term.
Court adjourned for
The President's Own
The plain and matter of fact uni
form of the National Guard doea not
suit Troops A, B and C of the District
of Columbia. They hare designed a
new uniform and now call theawelvee
"The President's Own." The aplea
dor or the new garb almost equate the
turnout of some of the military at
tacbes of the foreign embassies In
Washington. This Is a photograph ot
a pester with which they have decor
uted the walls of Washington, aad It
is said to have attracted a large num
ber ol recruits.
DUELS FOUGHT
IN ARGENTINE
ALTHOUGH ANCIENT PRACTICE
CONTINUES, IT 18 SAID TO BE
DISCOUNTENANCED SEVERAL
DUELS RECENTLY FOUGHT.
BUENOS AIRES, Wwr. 10 Oy
Mall.) rTwo duels have Jast been
fought here. The ArgenUa them-
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(laBr ?SMBJBMtjatrSfci -
a)K: 'j J '"sMaMlMMaag
.. .' selves are Joking their fellow aouatry
11.45) . . A. ' ?,irJ.t
men aooui 11 ana iuo ajefiarw utrnuua
seams to be that this sort of thing ,1a
out of date In the new world. The
system continues to prevail, howeyer,
in certain circles.
One of the two sword fight waa
between Baron Athos de 8an Malato,
an Italian, and Aniceto Rodrigues, an
Argentine with a reputation as a
swordsman. In the other the oppo
nents were Deputy Rodolfo Moreno,
a member of the Argentine house ot
representatives, and Dr. ''Honorto
Srelagowskl, a lawyer and an Argen
tine too, despite nis name, uom.en
counters were with swords.
In the former case, honor waa, ad
judged to have been satisfied' When
Rodrigues had been forced backward
to the barrier without being burt--a
result which is understood to have
pained htm more than It would to
have been killed. Moreno waa Jabbed
in the arm.
No one haa been killed In a duel
here tor several years, but nothing
would be done about (t probably II
someone were killed.
Watch Repairing
AT CUT RATH FWOmV
Watch crystals ,-. '. . IN
Main springs .-. . . . .660
Watch cleaning ...............
Jewels .............. r 7Bb
Two expert watchmakers aad en
gravers employed. Railroad jratcji
repairing a specialty.' Ail work' war
ranted for one yter. Give ua trial
and you will be ooavtaeed.
T..Q. McHATTAN, 1
45,000 MEN ARE
LEFT RESERVE
UWmAY'WA OSY TfDH N1M
MM WOm HTIIATEGICAL RE-
umviAt;txitu is in aboit
rK CAMK CONDITTON.
By HBNRY WOOD
(United Presa Staff Correspondent)
IV THB FRONT. France, Dec. fl.
'Br Mall) Following the sacrifice--f
oyer 600,000 met at Verdun and
tt-e terrible losses sustained on the
Homme, Germany Is reduced today
'- such scarcity of men that she has
"nlr three divisions, or about 46,000
men, left for her strategical reserve.
Austria Is ia precisely the same
rendition, the troops being held In
reserve by her not exceeding three
divtolou.
This information, with supporting
Arldence, was placed at my disposi
tion May to rotate the claims madf.
recently by Gerajmny and Auatrla
that they are holding in reserve a
large strategical ettny which will tc
Hung at a given moment on the par
ticular point where they wish to u
gage a decisive battle.
That, thla cofidltb i was brought
aiiout largely througl- Qersaany'a ob
atlnaey la keeping np the six nontn'
attack at Verdun waa confirmed .i
aaevhy the aaaae source. The Intelli
gence department of the French army
haa bea able definitely to ascertain
this.
tllY
cm noxr
MAKE GOOD FARMERS
United Presa Service.
LONDON, Dec. . Flighty, frlvo-
loua city girls are the world's great
est failures as farmhands.
The pretty maidens In calico frocks
whose photoa have filled the British
pictorial magastne tor months are
almost useless when It cornea to
actual work.
This ia the verdict of the Wilt
shire war agricultural committee
which undertook the task of training
city glrte to get hack to the land
The committee closed down Its
training school at Shaw today be
cause results have been "wholly dis
appointing."
The commlttbe las concluded 'hat
thf girls bavo entertained aaalto
gather wrong view of farming. "They
njally absorb the Atmosphere of
areen fields, ahady tree? and flowing
kine, hut when tho leida get muddy,
when the aun refue to :bine and tbe
row must be "nailed," the girls .-re
utter failures. The romance of back
to the sell starts to fade when the
work begins. Country-bred girls
make good farmers.
WHEN YOU WAKE '
' UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Waah aheaeMfM and teadnafrtm
AaMaga taaJaaaimVlliaBl aamaalaafaBl amaaVUU
WJayw vnpgsrvvfjntgi aiiiiaRiv wpg9
aMg. tAgkJaf aRMaal flaBaml aatlaaalBR-
? areFeFl ( WW OTVsmffVy
wajatt tfid rafreawed. f
Wash yonraeU oa the inside before
tiea Into the blood, causing Illness,
Thlala vastly more important because
tbe akin poree go set aasoro uopun
Ueg to the jekMd, eauatng Ulaveaa,
while A hawato' perea do.
For Very ewaae of feed aad drink
taken c4 the a4awaah nearly u
oude ef .wwta'ntnterinl aaust be car
ried MktfftJMhtay. KUBWHIIW
terial (a pet eWpaastert day hy day it
Quickly faffnaiiu aad geaeratee poto
owgWaad tfigiaa which are ah-
sojM aY ggafNI IgM tAf iM atreain
throaaa the lyaaph 4eU which should
Bjk aatf aoarlahawat to sustaia the
XwlwMM health aaeaaure la to
ditak. talaet taiMut day,
the, if ml W watgr with a tea,
aafadal jaf agaaatpie jheaghate u 1U
wtfen if Mistiesf way e wa mmm
PtJfaas, .gaaap aad teedw fr- the
tiwith, aer, kidneys 4 howeto;
tlmi elaaaatog, aweeteaiag aad freak
eaiiag (he'aatire atoaeatary. oanal he
(of aattlag aaere feed into the stoav
guarter peuad ef llmeatone phea
Wtg jaftta hat vary little at the drag
ataea, W le aulclaat to aaake aayoaa
aa egthualaat ea. (apid .hataiag." Ken
wake a with a, dall, aeaiag head or
hair farred teagae, had tasU. aaaty
breath, eallow eoaaplexlea; eihera whe
have Ikttjeaa attaeka, aaii ateataeh or
eoMUtatieaaxaaaearedofijroaouaeed
lawraregseat la hath health aad aa-,
paaraa.aaerUr.'T-v. rVv '
r' SfVj
.v. J-'? v .
' FA4W
a
1r
nitun-' "'
"SKftgra
In fWi-JyVary
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4 u
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M;j,
BgKtHHIgLLB
SallBilaiVI
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' a BsaT; f '
The Rev. Frank M. OoodchUd, Pt f?S
tor of one ol the largest .jtapuet 3. ;
churches In New York city, haa nt; r m
UCKea uenerai vreaera my, 1S-V5
commander of the troops. oa the hf- ?j
der, because of differences there. wRh '. i-p
nreach to the soldiers. He. said la V :- H;2tS
.-- ja?sJi
"When young men of my congrega- ?tn
tion powat tne noraer return lawui' $&&
cause I woud not fight, tor' atgevera- M
ment that vyould not protectee" '""a
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE MT$::
TAKE A GLASS OF ALT IF VoUR
BACK HURTS
TROUILEt YOU
OR' EUtMWaU
No man or woman who eata
regular can make a mletake ty'lmiif
ing the kidneys occaatoaally, tfSls
m11 iAHtw ati4iiMtw VaaaRr fRffcaFRalal
nrtc acid which eatcttee .Haa .tUdHfill 'M
they become over worked tWr SM;
RirsiO, gel BiHSiUB tun uu immamr w fefvW
wa'40tu:a poisons iroBae,Booa,ue ftess
we get sleU. Nearly anariwaa,tigflfg -M.
headaches, liver trouble, miwasjaayas
dinlness, sleepleeaneM'1s',lsrlaatT.
JI.Im mm hm lllflrt tHa
ThA tnnmimt voa fal a daR aaka Jnv .. -
.r" .. :.T - v--L'-f'i'A, w-
me Kidneys or your wi,i3f y FtiTS S'yw'
sediment, lrreguiar of paaaage or - '
tended by a aensauoa 01 acaMing, atog , - ;
eatinir meat and zet about (our 1
w ' .VtA-T-
of Jad Salts from any pharmacy take"
a tables'poonful In a glass of water be
fore breakfast, and in a few days your
kidneys wUl act fine. Taia . f aaaouii
salts is made from the acid,of grapee
and lemon juice, combined with llthia,
and has been used for generatioaa tp
flush and stimulate the kidneys, aWto
neutralize the acids In urine so it mo,
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GENERAL ELECTION OF ..TIUS
HORSEFLY, IRRIGATION, fMft
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Tuesday, January 9, 1016, there will n
be a regular election 01 tne nereeaT;
Irrlaation DUtrlct for thejpurpoae of
electing officers ot'the district for tha
year 1917 and 1918. . .?
CHAS. W, FLACKUS, Secretary.
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