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Marmot Sliophcril. till ",.00
Fred Illckinnn, olcciion .
Clayton Kirk, election C.00
SnrnKiio Hlvcr I'roclnct, JutlB
and Clork of Kloctlon Day nnd
Night
C. W. Warren, Juilgo $ 00
J. C. Kdsnll. JuilBO 0-00
Jnei noil, dork .. . -00
A. D. Hanmkor. c lork C.00
Barl K. Walker, clorlc 0.00
Topsy I'roclnct, JtulfiCR nnd ClorkH
of Illcctlon uay nnu i,iki
W. l. Kruln, JudRo j-J0,
Major Sponcor, Judgo Jj.oo
V. Orlfflth. clork 6.00
Mary S. Sponcor. clerk 0.00
Mrs. W. I, Krnln, clork 0.00
HIItHirnnil I'rcclnct. JuiIrom ami
Clerks of r.lertlon Ouy anil
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Kml Ilcrk. JuilBO $ -00
J. P. Collahan, clork 0.00
J. M. Andorson, Judpo '22
Jcnnlo N. Drew. clork 0.00
Charles N. FlackiiH, clork.... C.00
Clilloqulu I'roclnct, JikIrcs and,
Cl. rK- l J'Jloctlon J'a. aim
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C H Ilowman. JuiIko 0.00 1
A It Tcnbrook, JuiIbo 0.00 j
W M Sk.vn. clorlt ' r'-M!
Chas h Ituod. clork 6 "".
rinvto-i KuK. clerk (',.00
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K V IK. lion. JudKe . . 0.00,
II II Winiiaid, Judge 0.00,
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W 1) i umpbi II. clork . - . 0.0,0
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J S MiClelKm, clork " 0 00
(! 1) Orl.'l.', JihIbo . i 00
John Koonu. Jtulgu 5 0.0')
Elslo Caao, clorlc 0-00
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Plovnn I'd., Judges iiiiiI Clerks of
Election Duy mill Nli'Jit
II. Mnowgooim, Juilgo $ f! 00
It. W. 'I'ownr, Judge .. (5 00
llitrold II. Towur, deik 0.00
Ii. W. AiiiImimom, cli-rli li 00
I), It. Doti'ii, clorlc 11.00
Wordmi IM.. Judges nnd ClorUii
or Klcitloii Day mid Night I
C. .1. McCoiliim. Judge ... . ? fl.UO
HIhIo Gordon, Judgo 0.00
Don (Juy, clcnk 0.00
l.iilu Vnli. dm It 0.00
II. I,. Vi'll, clyilc 0.00
I'liio Grove Precinct, Judgcfi anil
(Merlin or Kid-Mon uuy unn
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John .Shepherd, Judge . $ 0.00
( .1. Illlyiuil. Judgo ... . 0.00
A It Ciimiilu'll, ileik 0 00
Ituby I :.iillUiin. i li ik B 00
M) Kills i,ung. ilcrk 0 00
Mnllii I'll . Judges mill cicrkH of
Kloctlon Dy anil Night -
Hurry WIIhoii, Judge
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A. Kuliiin, judgo
W Ilurrln, i lurk
Anton IVlioHi'k. li'tk
ITriink Kuuipfo, clerk
Algoma I'd , Judges 'mi' Clerks
of Election Dity mul Nignt
(leorBo C North, JihIbo
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W. Uhriiiunn, JihIbo
OoorBu Hi'BolHteln, clork .
Hay T. Cox, clork
John It. HoBulMtoln, clork..
Klninnth I.ako Precinct, JudBOH
and Clorku of Kloctlon Uay and
Night
F. D. Courtado, Judge $ COO
M. II. Wwnplor, dork .00
I. J. Straw, JudRO 6.00
M. K. Gray, clork 6.00
Holon L. Gray, clurk 6.00
Merrill Pet , JikIboh and Clerks of
Kloctlon Day and iniem
T. A. HarrowB, JudBo i
Aaron Wolfe, Judge
A. Ij. Coan. dork
T. H. PatturHon, JudBo . ... $
Fred Putemon, clork
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6.00
Swan Pet., JudBOH and Clorka of
Kiectlon Day and NlBht -Fred
U. AnpluKuto. Judfio .... (J.00
U .G. StlloH. JudBo 6.00
K. C. Collman, clerk .. . COO
John JaniiHen, clork 6.00
Odell Product, Judges and Clerks
of Kiectlon Day and Nlsht
K. b. Cleaves, Judfio $ 6.00
W. II. Ilrock. Judfio C.00
Hazol M. Smith. Clerk C.00
Kato Ilrock, clork . COO
S. W. Smith, Clerk C00
Poo Volley Precinct, Judges and
Clerks of KlecUon VJp and
E. U. Mooro. Judge 6.00
J. 11. Van Motor, Judgo C00
I.ovl J. Griffith, Clerk . . .. 0.00
II. H. ItolxrtH, Clerk C00
F IJ. Kestt- . Clerk 0 00
Midland P reluct .luilses
Clerks of Kiectlon Day
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Chas. After, JmlBO
James NV. Jory, Judgo
W. J. Worden, Clerk
A. V. Davidson, Clork
Joseph .Stuniphiilier, Clerk ....
Tulo l-.ilvo Precincts Judges
Clerks of Kiectlon Uny
night.
J. II. IIolilis, Judgo
.1 S. TriilC. Judgo
V J riulU, Clerk
Seland Popo. Clork
(',. W. Offield. Clork
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lii-t UlM-i I'r.oinct. Judges
KU-ctlon Dav
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D. G. lloin. Judge --
Lucietln C. I loin Judge ... .
K. 1. Hold. Clrlc
Hllnh Jolinwu, Clerk
Mattlo J. Nichols, Clerk
Lost Ulvor I'roclnct, Judges
Clerks of I 1' ft ion. N'lglit
J O llamaker. .ludgo $
Illrdlo Iturke. Judgi
IJ. I N'lchols. Clerk
K. I. Hold, Clork
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M. J. Nichols. Clork
Thrift
Pays the Bills
This world is full of bills. The gro
cer sends them, the butcher, the baker,
the coal man, the ice man and the
tailor.
To some people bills mean worry
and unhappiness. To others who prac
tice Thrift, who spend less than they
earn and regularly save a stated sum,
bills have no terror.
Is it not better to have dollar bills in
the bank than dunning bills in the mailbox?
First State &
Savings Bank
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
The (fWOuSstK
HOUSEHOI D
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for l-'REE distribution
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to economical buying of sup-
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Wood Itlvor Precinct, Judges and
clerks of Election Day.
Oris Moon, Judge 3.00
H. B. Loosley, Judge 3.00
Edgar N. Pomoroy, Clerk .... 3.00
Annn R Tllp.kman. Clork 3.00
Nettie Vose. Clork 3.00
Wood Uivor Precinct, Judges and
Clerks of Election Night
Anna E. Hickman, Judgo ....? 3.00
Fred Hickman, Judgo 3.00
Hoy Hickman Clerk 3.00
Kmmett McKeever, Clerk .... 3.00
Nettio Voso, Clork -i.""
Dairy Precinct, Judges and Clorlcs
Day and Night
II. S. Oden, Judgo C.00
W. L. "Welch, Judgo 6.00
John A. Jones. Clerk C00
Vernlco Jones. Clork C00
Lucy A. Welch, Clerk 6.00
Yainax Precinct Judges and Clerks
of Election Day and Night
R. M. Welmer, Judgo 0.00
Lewis Pankoy. Judgo t.uu
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T. Miller, Clork """
E. Wolford, Clerk 0.00
Precinct 1 Judges and Clerks of
Eloction Day and Night
p. L. Armstrong, Judge O.oo
O. A. Stearns, Judge 6.00
Lloyd DoLap, Clork G.00
Clara uoacn, uierK, -.--
Mao J. Ankony, Clork G.00
ij-nninnn 5 .luiiees and Clerks of
Plnnllnn rinv
W. S. Slough, Judgo ? 3.00
Harry Richardson, Judgo .... J.oo
iiin MnMlllnn. Clork -J.00
U. V. Slough, Clork 3.00
Vera Houston, Clork .
Precinct A2 Judges and Clorks of
Eloction, night
W. S Slough. JudijQ s .00
Harry Dorol. Judgo 3.00
Ella McMillan, Clork 3.00
M. V. Slough, Clerk 3.00
Vera Houston, Clerk 3.00
Precinct No. 3. Judges and Clerks
of Election, Day
Rose 8. Dratton, Judge ......... 3.00
Mrs. Golden Lincoln, Judge 3.00
Mary 8tewart, Clork 3.00
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Precinct No. 3. Judges and Clerks
of Election Night
Rose S. Bratton, Judge ? 3.00
Mrs. Golden Lincoln, Judge 3.00
George Tugnot, Clerk 3.00
R. H. Dunbar, Clork 3.0G
J. E. Bratton, Clerk, ...-. 3.00
Precinct No. 4. Judges and Clerks
of Election Day
P. L. Fountain, Judge $ 3.00
W. C. Townsend, Judgo i. 00
Kato D. Peyton, Clork J.00
Stella Mang, Clork 3.00
Maud Strain, Clerk 3.00
Precinct No. 5. Judges and Clerks
of Eloction night
Oscar Peyton, Judgo $ 3.00
W. C. Townsond, Clerk 3.00
Kato D. Peyton. Clerk 3.00
Stella Mang, Clork 3.00
Maud Strain Clork 3.00
Precinct No. 5. Judges and Clerks
of Election, Day and Night
J. W. Stout, Judge $ COO
S. T. Summers, Judge 6.00
Louise E. Humphrey, Clerk COO
Charmlan Johnson, Clerk .. COO
Jennie Evans, Clerk 0.00
Precinct No. 6. Judges and Clerks
of Election, Day and Night
B. S. Grlgsby, Judge ? 0.00
Agnes E. Oru'm, Judwgo COO
Frances E. Boyd, Clerk C.00
Orva E. Earnest, Clerk 0.00
AInha Phelns. Clerk COO
Precinct No. 7. Judges and Clerks
of Election, Day and Night
Ida Grimes, Judge f 0.00
N. B. Nowbanks, Judge 0,00
Edith Delzoll, Clerk Ctiu
Emma Lowin, Clerk 0.00
Nottio Nowbanks, Clerk 0.00
Precinct No. 8 Judges nnd Clerks
of Election, Day and Night
T. .T. Davis, Judgo $ C 00
T. R. Matt, Judge ?C00
Mary Matt, Clerk 6 mu
Jerry Spiock, Clerk ...v 0,00
Stncey Balln, Clork 0.00
Precinct No. ! Judges nnd Clerks
of Election Day and Night
Mud K. Will, Judgo $ 6.00
Nellie Colvln, Judge 6.00
Laura Miller, Clerk 6.00
Edward Owens, Clerk 6,00
Josephine Howard, Clerk .... 6,00
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Choicest
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Northwest
In the famous wheat fields of the
Northwest during harvesting and
threshing season, agents
are on a sharp lookout
has that particular high quality which has
kept (QTfftrerre Flour "Foremost in the Field"
for more than a quarter of a century.
Jj Actual milling and baking tests show where
the better wheat is beine harvested. Over a hun-
! dred local elevators (comprising the Qi'iliiESTS
baying organization) buy
fields. The very choicest of this wheat is then
selected by baking tests to be sent to the mills
where the most improved machinery and meth
ods make it into (cTCTeMtS Flour that is ready
for you at your local grocer.
Say "OLYMPIC to your nearest grocer when you
order flour, and ask him to se,nd you
;t5:
the monthly recipe
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Precinct No. 10 Judges and Clerks
nt Election Day and Night
Alex Nosier, Judge $ 6.00
Anna Staff, Judge o.uu
Esther Hendrlckson, Clerk 6.00
Carrie Totten, Clerk 6.00
Golda Finnell, Clerk 6.00
SEME FOREST
FIRES THRUOUT
BAKER, Ore., Sept. 24. Tho
most disastrous fire season that has
ever desolated the Whitman and
Mlna national forests, according to
R. M. Evans, forest supervisor at
Baker, who says that, although tho
situation at times during tho sum
mer seemed hopeless, every fire was
finally placed under control and In
imost cases abandoned before the re
cent rains brought relief.
Sixty-five fires destroyed 21,000
acres of timber and grass pasture
during tho season, but by heroic ef
fort tho fighters confined tho burned
area largely to forests containing
Inferior trees and Ilttlo saw timber
This. Evans says, was because tho
flro flghtlnfl force was concentrated
upon morchantablo timbor whor or
threatened, whllo tho forests of no
value wore allowed to burn as long
as tho fires failed to become a men
ace. However, largo areas of grar.
lnic land, of as much benefit to the
stockmen as the timber Is to the
inrnhnrraen. were reduced for the
time being at least.
BAKER SECTION
of
WheatI
of (fiXSTEGOS Flour
for the wheat which
the wheat from the
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Records show that tho season Just
closed was the driest In years and
accordingly fires this year as never
before spread rapidly, often fanned
by high winds, so that many reached
enormous size before means to con
trol them could be brought to th
scene. Also many of the blazes,
started in inaccessible places, where
they would become conflagratlons
before fire fighters could reach
them.
FUEL FAMINE IS
AHEAD IN AUSTRIA
VIENNA, Sept. 24. Cool nights
and chill autumnal rains, are begin
ning to bring Vienna, and all Aust
ria, face to face with the fuel fam
ine that looms along with the food
shortage. Today this great city has a
reserve of only 9000 tons. Not a hos
pital has been able to arrange its
winter supply.
Tho government experts estimate
that with all available wood added to
tho- estimated coal supply the Vien
nese nousonoiaer mis winter muy
havo about 75 per cent of enbugh
fuel to' keep one cooking fire. No one
talks of heating. Warm houses and
hot water aro among tho other lux
nies unknown.
Czecho-SloYakia has coal for ex
rort ar... com races Hava been made
by tho Austrians for an ihoy can get,
but the delivery is slow and the whole
matter seoms clouded with difficul
ties and complications. It is believed
means will.be found to maintain the
Interallied express trains that now
run three times a week, but other
railway and river transport douMe-.
less will be very limited.
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