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OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OF KLAMATH COUNTY
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
OF KLAMATH FALLS
Thirteenth Ycnr No. 3,519
WILSON FAILS j
tii pnn: with
U HOW-LIU Ml
mirs views
Orlando Surprised at
-"' r
dent's Stand
DISPUTE OVER
LAND!
IT.- "" WIIm.ii H'h ! .Uir-U
Iliilh.ii Viewpoint 'in 'IVrrll.tr) ll-
, ,.. , ... unimillnblo to tin. Ewaumi Bin t'oin-J
"''''' ' "-" ,,",p(1y ,,,, . Klummh MIR Co this
ill S) ,ruiuiiieul .r to llr fur-' forenoon llnth pliinlH run this after-
lulled in I'lltlll.'.
LONDON, Jin. IS Iti comment
ln upon 7 li .oiift'rcnc.. Ijiitwncr.
I'rciiilrr Arliimtii nml I'retlileiil Wll
tun mi Friday, it person In clt.'
tniirli llli Die I'leinler iithl t tin t ho
un siirprU.'.t at WIIhod's atlllild
Tln I'li'dlilfiil was firm In liU ro
(uiiiil to recoftulrc tln It.tlluii claim
fur ii'irllury IikiiuiI TrlU and Trent
nml was tiuulllliiK lo Klv way in iim'
Itullnn rhlms lor elthur It... Ilalim.. ,
1 1 (lit Const of I'luiiir. tllcor.llliK to till
mrrcipoiiilent i
He Inilils that Kiiimn Is the natiiinl
sen outlet for th Auatrlaii Hluvx,
I'AIIIH. Jnn IS Lord Ittibert
I' eel I who ilUrnimcil with the Amerl-
ran jouriiiillxti his views n to the
ork nf tin. I...HKU.. of Nations, had
little in say rcKtiriliiiK tin. limitation
ol nrmiitiii'tits. I
He eiprrsaed the opinion however
Hint the l.inr.m. would rtrtnlnlyi
provide for a lililltatlon .and a de
trcflse of ,., p.,.,,t nrtuanm.ts "
,
LABOR DELEGATES
WORK FOR MOONEY
CIIICMiO. Jan. If..- Over a thou
wind ilideKali's, represeiitlilK practic
ally all the International unions and
r.mtral labor congresses, met hero
In adopt plans for ohtfiluliiK new
trials for Thomas Mooney anil War
ren K. Illllllng, who urn now serving
life terms.
'I'll., radical element was well rep
resented, ami cheered nv.iry mention
of a strike.
I'Kill
IN AtlAINST
ihiv ami:mimi:i
HAN KIIA.NCISCO. Jan. IS. On u
"lit of prohibition secuied on the
I'l'tlllon of Ephrliim Light, a grnpo thn (lovernment's war progiamnic,
grower, tloviirimr Stevens has been plans a fight to obUilii a seat In Con
directed to appn'ir before tlio Supeu gross. Complaint, to liar him as ills
for Coin t on .Maniliy and show ciiuse loyal alroaily bus been filed by J. P.
why he should not ho prevented hum
ci'illfylng tliti federal prohibition
amendment.
CIIICAtlO, Jim, 15. -A illstlllers
roiiiiultioi) bus been named to fight
Hi" prohibition iimeudm.nl and has
cfrectod a porimnent jiigaiil.allon. j
" ,,!,
IKILSIIEVIK Di:i-i;,'l'i;i)
IV SOCTIICIIN UI'SSIA. '
"IIEKSA, Jan. IS. Oonor.il Donb i
,'. the itntl-llolshovlk louder of. (
"'Million. Ittissln Iiiih Infllctod iiilofont ' Several of thu olllces of the court
"ii the Bolshevik on the River Kuiiit. house aro being illslnfocted loduy. In
In the Ciiiiciihiih ami l.ikot. thoiisanils 'nccordanco with the orders of tlio
"f lirlsoneis. i health olllcur, Dr. A. A. Smile.
Auto License Fees Add
8ALHM, Jan. U..--FeoH collected 000 showing (hut miiro than ao.oon' SALEM, Jan. IS. Tho Suinoino
y llio .....tor vehicle registration do-' " "'"'I1'' wo roglsle.e.1 lasl your ' by iIwIhIoii of four to throe,
Priment ! ! ! "vo no. ye. boon supplied with now Im- decided In favor of T. L. Perkins
i cmiiint of Hofietary of Htnto 01- 1(,0lM0 ,11K(J and against Dan Kellrthor roBiudlng
"tt'n office during 1018 from uillo- ,1Hl y((.' ,1)ro Wl')r0 -mn motor-; the tight to sit on thu Portland City
tnohlld licenses and motorcycles tiiitl ' eycies registered, producing foes' Commission.
"liHUffourH. cfit, IMilod $1(11,122,' which iiiuouiitod lo if 10,078,50, Thorn Perkins will fill out the term, Mc
which exceeds nil provlotm records, wore !U28 ohauffoiiiH who paid Into Hrlilo. Bean, nnd Donnolt rtlssemed
Tho (lopartnioiit mudo diirliiB tho year thu automobllo fund tho sum of claiming that Kolluhor should hold
"i.f'27 rcRlHtrntloiiu and irnnsfors.
Atilomobllo reglstnitlons ran up lo
13,a24 nml brought lnfeoi to tho
mount of 428,808, '
'or lliia thn nulomobllo reglstra-
Hon hn.i i-ouchotl npproxlnintoly 42,-'
STATES ARE RAPIDLY
TAKING DRY STAND
WASHINGTON. I) C , Jim IB.
I'woi.ty-nliui Mutes luivit now rathicd
inn, prnuiniiinii umuntlmi'iil mining
tint latest being Indiana, Arkansas,
North Curd 1 1 ii it mill IIIImoIn. Kiiiikiin
rntllloil tho aiuimdiuoi.t yesterday.'
;iimI California mill Washington iiiii
Muniliiy
Thirty-six Miilcii un ilitrhirod
Preii-";";7'"ryii,;,","k" """'"''";"'""" --J,
fortlvo. mill It In predicted tlmt miiri!
than flirty willnitlfy It, i
jWIND PLAYS HAVOC j
w,,nu,T ruwtK!lS ALMOST UNANIMOUS
The till Wlflll III lllU ill-lrlel vih.
loiMiiy itftiiriiiiiin pluyi'il Iiumic with'.
(, I1W()r 11ltl(i i( (h() wri 1iih
with llin ro'ilt tlmt the power was.
Tin line being down nn also
delaying tint telegraph service con
itldrrahty.
.
I.IX WHO .M'.l!Ti:i I'lltST ll.WK
AT I'ltlNCVII.I.i; IS TAKK.V
Willi, i: ON VISIT '11 l'OHTI.AMl,
WAS KNOWN IIKHi:.
Had iii)b nf Hie death Monday of
,l,,,lr oI' ,""1 l"tlinat. fr'.md T. M
llaldwln of I'llnevlUe OrKoti hat.
been lecelved by Mr. and Mrs. I. I.
U'liinrck of this city.
. ' V ' . " . . . .V " ' ' I
Mr. Italdwln wis one of the olil
", " ' "'""'' ,'" '"
";" '"1 ' "" "' """ '
Klaiunth Kails, lie started the first
' bank In I'rliinvllle in I S ST and has
been unusually active in the ulx'M .
lu.ilil and development of his ' onion
( of the State.
I Th deceased was I'ast Muster of the
j .Masonic Order and u thirty third de
gree Mason He was also a member
of the Shrlnors. A wife, two daugh
ters and one son survive him. He
ptissed away at I'ortland wheie he
had l-.'oii attending the Oregon li-
, rlgalloii Congtoss.
BERGER WILL FIGHT
FOR SEAT IN HOUSE
CIIICAOO. Jau IS.- Oongressimln ,
elect Victor L. Iloiger, of .MLwaiiseo. J
one of (ho five Socialist leaders
found guilty yesterday of ctmsplriey
under the espionage act to obstruct
Carney. Democrat, whom lloigec do-
foaled In I ho November election bv
.1, Out) votes.
j "H Congress docldiiH 'ha' there
must ben ro-oloctloti In my district," i
I said Mr. Merger, "I slnll -ti.i ni,:iiii, j
'and bo 'elected again. And If they
still tofusn to let me tuko my soal.j
thou the Congrosslonal dlstrltt will
toiuiiln unrepioHenled in litis Con-
gross."
coritT iiorsi-: pi'.mioatmo
Half Million to State
15711. Tho number of chauffeurs ,
tlocreused Insload of Increased over
the preceding your.
'Thoro woro 4R1 dealers who look
out IIcohhoh, paying foes itiiiountliig
to $1510.
PIONEER I
IN
KLAMATH FALLS,
OREGON TODAY !
nna in tu i
I nnif iiirimriiT
uhmhj
i
Thirty-Third State to Rat
ify Measure
jCo.inlr) Will fr.iliMl.lf Ho Voted llr, j
Within Tw cult .pour Hours Thlr
l)-l'.illl- Oul of Thlrl)-SI States
Haw Adopted llir .i.i-.iilm-.it.
New Hampshire Ui-t to Voti'.
I Mrs. Millie .Inlius 7(1(1 W.iluul.
j Jlr. Ilanlcls, Sctculh slrccl.
I SAI.IIM. Jan IS.- Or.'Kim Is the Mr- ""'' M' arcchin, lrf.oK.iut.
"ilrty-lhlrd slate to ratify Hie pro-' ' ". IIiiiitki'iu'J hospiml.
jll'illluu amendment. The senate! J'rank Morclaud. son Arnold and
.iHeil tiuaulmously on this iiucstlbn , l""K"H"i" Ihirolh), on Merrill road.
loony The house voted It by n Inn-1 H IIokits, Hot Sprlus A.ldl-
Jnrlty of 5(1 to .1 late yesterday !"
Tl'e senate mloitoil a Joint resoln- K- SuKarinan, 8'JI WiisIiIukIoii.
jiiim inr priiiiliiltliiu lilt roil ut-.il by
jScitainr Kddy of DoiikIiih County.
I)KNV;k. Jan. IS Tlio SUto of
Colnrailo has ratllleil the prohibition
amcmliuiml. Thi senatu voted today
with a majority of 29 to I. Tin
hi, urn voted It last week.
1IKS MOINKS. Iowa, Jan. IS. '
Tllo Slate of Iowa has ratified the
prohibition amendment.
'
CIIICACO. Jan. 15. The State of
New Hampshire ratified tlio prohllil-,1
Hon ammiiliuenl today, miiklnc ll.o
thirty-fourth stat out of tho thirty
MX needed. The country will i.rob.
n..y K , ,1 y wit In tt", ex wen y-
' h '"' "'""" "' '"i icui)-
four hours
OPPEO PROJECT
' I
IIIWIN AND MONltOK
WILLIAM
I.VTI.i: rilOSII.V AS IIIKKriXmS
l-Olt WATCH PIWIIKCT. HUKflv
ItCPOItTCD ALSO i;i,i:(Ti:i.
t
Willi..,. Irwin and Mon.oe I.ytlu
werochoseuasdl.oMo.Kof the Morse-,
flv nrolert In llielr riN.ieellv ills,
MrMQ IMM
trlcts by a good majority, at thu olllcer to ascertain the given name,
election yesterday, arrordtug to tele- "K' "l address f some of the rases
phone reports today. 'reported. ThN attitude Is ridiculous,
It was iiIhii believed that Jake; and the public will Ih. uc.uaiute.l
It nock was elected III his district nl-
though this c
finitely.
could not he learned de-
Tlio throe winning directors will
meet and draw lots us to which one
serves three years, which two years
mid which one year.
TO TIKE SEAT
MAX WHO Hi:i-'l'S:i TO (JIVE rp
KEVSTOOI-'KICE IN POUTia.NI,
IS Ol'STEl) IIV SCPUEME COURT
DECISION.
oftico until .liny.
Tho question at Issue lu this matter
whs very similar to that which caused
tho controvoiBy at Klamath Falls
following tho recent city election.
MM N
OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1919
THE INFLUENZA SITUATION
Kuril tin) there ulll ho iiiIiII-Im'iI In
I III column complete Information as
III till' Illlllll'llii hIIiihIIiiii, Here will
ho found tln ri'liurl of Health Olllcer
Kollle, tin mimes anil mlilt --i-. i f
lieu noes, mill all Infnrmiitioii flint
will iniiiv) llii: oiiirl condition nf (ho
public health. Ah nil nlllrlnl iiironiiii
I Ion icguidhig this iiicson will be
published, the pillillr l iniit'il
against believing mi) Mollis that iln
-
tint lime n their fuiitiiliil inn this fuels
. eoiilnliied In The Herald.
lilt. HOt'l.K'K REPORT
I liml that tin- situation lliiuoiit
tin city l greatly Impnueil. All ''"'.cjid ipfT "TCl C IFNFIRP
old rase arc iiiiikiiiu rapid n-rnwrj. i UU1Nr ml1
mill fur the pit! two da) III.- follow-
i lug ra.' hnr been reported and the'
resiliences iiiirjiiiiiiic(i: . , i
John Maine), High mid Mnlli. )
. Two Til) lor children. Si". colli mid
Walnut. j
.Mr. A. M. Hamilton, Kmcruruc)
t,Hitj..
I Me. I". ('. Voiiiik. I'MII lto-c.
Adams, ;U;i Sixth.
Hose. Mills Addition.
Ilonart, Third ami Lincoln.
Itlnck, White I 'el lean hotel.
Mrs. Moore, Star Irfxlcln house.
, W. (i. Wilson. IMKI Walnut.
1 One. Saiitainaii child, Wor.leu ate-
)uue and Delta street.
Klncald child, Mills Addition.
Mrs. Julia I'omeroy, Mills Addltiun.
One child at (.raves home, Second
j"'"' WashliiKton.
i Or. limit is the only pli)slclan who
,ms ,u" reported to me.
Wi' ",,v, "' observation four
"',r asw ,aml these will he prompl.
I.- ...... ...... i.,... I ii- i... .... ..,.i . i.ti.
f- such a course.
1 I hae met with united and cordial
lime met with united and cordial
port In the matter or cleaning up
fumigation, and I want to thank
people for the hearty manner In
!mi)i
i nml
the pc
which they hate co-operated with me.;
A. A. SOl'l.l-:, City Health Otlicer.
Physicians are requested to report t
'tiUlie hcjilth olllcer the full inline and i
I! address of the mtoii nlTllclcil. The
purix.se of publlshliiK these Humes
nml nldre?.sos; s to aid in the en-
'('rccmeiit of the ii:irnutluc, and
jtho Herald will continue doing so oul)
w, ol,K s the physicians and health
1 1,0",',, "-''l'--""l " "' 'v,c'" Vr '"'-
uishliig accurate Inforinatiou, When
either or nil cease to do so. The Her-
aid will stop this method of publlca-
lion, and tell why it Is stopped, and ,. ... ,,, , , ..
. , . ' . . tlio state health otlicer to oomu 'o
" I- responsible for Its doing so.Sl,,cm .,, lllnoculuto Ul0 wemberS
Some of ll.o doctors seem to be of.
the opinion that It Is no to the health I
wltli all of the fuels after today. It
Is the visiting physician's duty, above
all others, to lend every assistance
to The llciald and the health hoard
to handle this matter in an olllcieut
maiinei-, and the public N going to'
hold all doctors to a strict account
ing along this Hue The Editor.
ALLIES MAY OCCUPY
GERMAN PORTS SOON
LONDON, Jau. III. At today's
session of the, allied military advisers
with (Jenoral Foch presiding, sugges
tions were made that tho Allies
should occupy soma Gorman iior.ts as
Brnnteo for carrying out by tier
many of tho armistice, conditions, nnd
as .t punlshmont for (lormany's tllla ,
troy irethods in complying with vi.:,n
i ftho armistice terms,
LEAVES 1'OU (UI.IFORNI.V
President K. II. Roamos of the! "' " '." "' -First
National Bank expects to leave j "R '"' loio than forty
tomorrow morning for his California l ,ousaml t,!,,s l,,f w,,out al0"m1 'lls-
homo at Mountain View, whero ho
will remain for sovernl weoks.
STOCKMAN FROM .MARSH HERE
Lon Royco. n stockmun froin tholurgud to buy. Sugar stocks In Loip
big marsh on tho Klamath rosorvn-j don tilono total 20,000 tons in public,
tion, in In tlio county sent today on, null 20,000 tons In private, waro
lilitttcrs of business, i houses.
STARVING FOLK
iRGK THOU
PETROGfliDNOf
Ten Thousand Shout
Bread in Streets
Mr. (irewory's successor has not yet
I been appointed, and there has been no
HiiiiKr) !! nls (,h.n foyioiinil j (jffrla, nmatlon as' to who Jie wllf
Oals mi Willi h lo IMsl No ltrc-iit j ' In speculation today the names
I of I'rank L. I'olk, counsellor of the
l.ellSp.,, means al llerllu Hlalc Department, and ActlnR Secre-
Dwlinllcd lo Sun. II ISaniN -I'roper- tary while Mr. Lansing Is In Kurope
I) Losses Declared Immense.
STOCKHOLM. Jan. IS.- IliK htm-!
kit riots took place In I'vtroKrad on '
Siturday and Sunday, according to
reporta renchliiK here. '
Ten thousand famished persons
parmlcd the streets shouting for,
biead and were fired upon by the llol
shevlk troops.
There Is no bread In the coimtrj
and the people are being given un
Ktotiuil oats.
HKHL1N, Jan. IS. The Ions week
of llolshevikism Is ended here. Only
small scattered bands of Llobknecbt
followers nrc now -operating. The
property losr.es are luimenso amount
ing to tens of million..; of mirks.
The Spartacnns have looted the
places they have hold In a syslen'MI"
.."y At the Sties'-n station, wh'c!;
th-.y held for som- time, thev bad s
"iiicu mmer uibi iney ueu u ior
j,n .r Ing their gun, and boots.
j T f) f) I f R Ri f Al
III K "I j If Hll! j I HI
y j If JjiU US-
HEAVY Tffl::
KLAMATH l-'ALLS MAN CHAIK
MAN Ol-' I.MPOUTANT COMMIT-
TUH AT STATE LKOISLATl'KK,
Jl'ST IIEOINNINO
SALEM, Jan. 15. The senate .after
ii hrtsk- iletiate. aeeented the offer of
. .. ' !
Inllucuza.
The Innoculatlou was made op
tional. Several senators objected to
the vaccination.
Speaker Jones has named tlio com
I mil tees. The following are among
the chairmen: Alcoholic tralllc, Lnf
! forty; horticulture. Brand; irriga
tion, Merryman; livestock, Brlggs;
public Institutions, Brow noil.
ENGLAND GRADUALLY
GETTING MORE FOOD
LONDON, (Conrspoiidenco of theat tho meeting, It was, said.
Associated Press). England's war-1 Tho Oregon branch of the league
time food restrictions aro slowly, but
gradually disappearing. Early in tho
new .voir the sugar ration will bo
raised to 12 ounces. Lard Is now
obtainable without coupon, all re
strictions aro removed from the niak.
lug and selling of sweet pastries and
cakos, as well as the lostriction on
iifternooti leas In restaurants and
teashops. Fancy brend Is still for
bidden hut white' bread is now sup
plied to hotel' and private houses,
while white flour Is obtainable almost
anywhere.
cuaige ai mo nucas, moai is arriving
by tho shipload, thousands of boxes
of oranges, nuts and apples arc arriv
ing and moro aro afloat.
Toa appears to bo In greator sup-
ivy man ueiunuii unit people aro iieing
U. S. ATTORNEY
i GENERAL LEAVES
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. Thomn
Walt Gregory, Attorney-General of
Hip United States since 1014, ha
:SSH'3;
til in li'iu tiftitml tr Itlw rurlpnmiini nor I
mmi lias agreed to Ills retirement next
Mr rch I. (The salary of the Attorney
Geneial U $12,000 a year). .
r ' Mr. Gregory's letter of resignation,
i uaieii .January j, and me i-resmeiiiH
reply, tallied from l'arls the next day
has boon made public at the White
Hoiifo. The' Attorney-General's let
ter disclosed that he had long consld-
' cr"'' ret'r'"B from office and had
j discussed the matter with the Presi-
dent before Mr. Wilson went abroad.
I 3iid Senator James Hamilton Lewis,
of Illlnols.Svere mentioned.
ARE SELECTED
HIST NATIONAL NA.MKtj DIHKC
TOILS AND OI'riCKK, FIK.ST
STATK ('H(M)SKS DIUKCTOIIS.
OriClALS OITIMISTIO.
K. II. Iteams will continue as 1iead
of the First National Dank here for
the coming year and the following of
ficers will constitute the personel
of the Institution for the year: L, F.
Wlllits, Vice President, Leslie Rog
ers, Cashier, A. H. Collier and .John
I M. .Moore, Assistant Cashiers, as' the
j result of the meeting of stockholders
and directors held last night. J3. R.
J Iteams, L. F. Wlllits, Leslie Rogers,
, A. M. Collier. John M. Moore and
Chas. L. Moorse were named as dlr-
ors.
At a meeting of the stockholders
the First State and Savings Bank
the following directors were chosen.
J. W. Siemens. A. B. Epperson, John
Sicilians, Jr., Ed Bloomlngcamp and
C.eorge T. Baldwin. It Is expected that
the officers will be named at a meet-
l,1B '""JR"-
uiuciais ot iioiii uaiiKs are pieascu
with the record that has been made
in the past year, as they have held
their own in the matter of deposits
j I" of te huRe investments that
Have been mado In Liberty Loan
bonds and heavy contributions for
the various wnr calls.
;
TAFT PLANS VISIT
TO PORTLAND SOON
PORTLAND. Jnn. 14. Former
President William Howard Taft will
bo the principal speaker at an Ore-gou-Idaho-Wnshington
"League of
Nations" rally in Portland, February
lfUh .according to information dis
cussed' at a mooting of tho Oregon
brunch of the League ,o Enforce
Peace. President Lowell of Harvard
I'nlvorslty and Frank Walsh will also
bo speakers ot national prominence
! will arrange for the Northwest
"League of Nations" conference, and
, by tho time it is hold It ts'hntlclpated
concrete lufonnatlon'as1 to the form
of tho proposed league will be had
from Versailles.
1110 PRODUCTION. , j i
.." CoVl-I.V AILS.
WAS1MN0T0N, Ja.i, 15.- Thirty
nine billion cigarettes werojproduced
In tho Pnlted. Stages .last yeir. ThU
roprosnts four .times as many cigar
ettes na wnro produced jspven yoan
ago., -. "' .
RED CROSS AIDIN.O
f'OUTHHR" RUSSIA
ARCHANGEL, Jan. 15. Tho
American Red Cross has begun with
the chlldreu (n lite, effort .to rollovo
thu hunger of Northern Russia, and
Is now giving hot breakfasts dally to
tho pupils of tho Archangel schools.
1
Price, 5 cents
'COUNT! IKS
PROUD IfflO
III BIG LOAN
li
Big Per Cent of Population
Invest
COUNTY IS NEAR TOP
Only Three Counties in Stale Lead
Klamath In l'roHirllfin to Popula
tion Subscribing, .Some of These
llelng Districts Where Ship Ilulld
lug Industries Art- IxK-aled.
That Klamath County mado a re
cord to be proud of in the Fourth
Liberty Loan Campaign, Is indicated
In the final report of subscriptions
by Counties just completed at Port
land. On the list of thirty-six counties f
Klamath stands twelfth with an over
subscription of 126.12 percent. The
number of subscriptions totaled 3,
521, which according to the last ccn
cus was 41.63 percent of the total
population of the County.
In this column Klamath Is brought
up much nearer the top, only three
counties, Clatsop, Coos and Tilla
mook leading it. It is also probable
that this percentige In these coast
counties was Increased by the fact'
that there were shipbuilding indus
tries located within their boundaries
Clatsop leads with 79.17 percent,
while Tillamook and Coos a'e nearly
tied for second place with 49-77 and
49.32 respectively.
REPRESENTATION AT
PEACE MEET tilVE.V
PARIS. Jan. 15 France, England,
United States, Italy and Japan will
each have five representatives at the
peace congress. The British domin
ions will have two each; Brazil will
have three, Belgium, Serbia, Greece,
Poland, Czecho-Slovania, Roumanla
and China, two each.
The countries which merely broke
relations will huve one representa
tive each .
MRS. WHITE IMPROVES
Mrs. Austin White, who has been
suffering from an attack of pneumon
ia at her home, continues to Improve,
according to the latest reports.
WEATHER REPORT
Oregon, Italn with fresh westerly
winds.
Maximum yesterday 36 degrees
Minimum today 17 degrees. ,,
EJSTEfil SI
OFFICERS OF ALOHA CHAPTER
HELD ANNUAL INSTALLATION
HERE LAST NIGHT. OFFICERS
ARE LISTED
Installation of officers was hold
at Aloha Chpter No. 61 0. K. S. Tucs-
dy night Jn. 14th.
ti. fnilnwlnir off cers were eio-ieu
and appoint.'.! 't the ensuing year.
. . .11... tlnll'nrt
Ntlllo Van Riper, wormy ....
Cscar Poytoa. Worthy Patron.
Efflo Chastain, Associate Matron.
Maud Baldwin, Secretary.
Ida Moniyor, Treasurer.
Kate Peyton, Conductress.
Edith Delzoll, Associate Conduct
ross. Flora Hayden, Adah.
Ethel Davis. Ruth .
Seah Smith, Esther.
Rose Bratton, Martha.
Mina Ednlonds, Electa.
Louise Humphrey. Warden.
S. O. Mills, Sentiuel.
Francis Boyd, Chaplain.
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