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worthy OF leadership. IN that company
today belong such as Mr.. Forbes Rob
ertscn. Mr.. Tree. Mr. Sothern, and very
rev others of our English stage
II VIII net 90 to expect for such a
play, even wnen so performed, a tide Of
popular support 1t deserves to be pa
ttonlZed as the best things are patron
lied, but il can hardly become a rage. %
Too mucn appreciation Of beauty is re
CURED TOO much understanding Of art,
TOO much activity Of mind. Yet the at
tendance ought 10 be and IL is good 70
believe 1t Will be steady and in numbers
great enough more than to repay so
much splendid endsavor- And as the
season wears on and these actors carry
their fine achievement TO an eV eT-Wid-
eninS circle, they viii have the salts
faction Of new and higher post IN the
grateful esteem Of those whose ludg-
ment determines the standing - artists
ana whose favor Is the best f0Ssrunuer
OF lasting popular success.
ALLEN d. AL,}ERT-
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

as even a competent stenographer can
ea N and such freedom from money
worry as even the day laborer can en-
joy!
William Carey, John C. Hepburn, and
DIR. Henry Jessup do not seem TO have
felt this pinch. But there are today
thousands of American elergymen who
do, and their experience -disheartening
TO the degree of utter self-mistrust-
no doubt explains in large part the
growing difficulty the church expert
ences in enlisting young men for her
service
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

The s. r. o. sign went up last night
at the Gayety some time before the cur
tain did. and the crowd seemed we'll
pleased with the bin of fare provided
by Bob MauChester's Cracker Jacks %
One Of the hits of the performance
was made BY the European jusslers, the
PiTOsCOffis family. None Of their tricks
were OF the tlme-wCrn variety and
here.
La Belle Marie was almost constantly
in the limelight but so well did she
work that every time she came on She
was given a hand" Much of the com
edy work fell on Billy Harris shoulders,
but ne more than made good
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
NEW ACADEMY.

Clusters Last Fight" which is the
attraction at the New Academy this
week. IS strong in dramatic situations.
intewoven with bright comedy, which
act as a relief after tense moments
The story is CcnteTCd around Buffalo
Bill. who holds the attention Of all
throughout the four acts.
In this play all the characters have
a chance TO display their ability. and,
judging from the applause accorded,
they all seem equally popular
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
LYCEUM.

present one Of the best entertainments
seen at the Lyceum in some time. Andy
Gardiner and Ida NichOlai are the chief
fun-makers in the two sketches, entitled
The PrOdigaIs Return ana The HO-
tel Gold Nine" both aJOunding with
bright comedy The clio consists Of
Joe Barton and brother. in a comedy
cyClist performance: Ed Johnson and
Jeanette Buckley in their character
sketch, and Leroy and Wilson
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
Marriage Is Announced.

Announcement Is made OF the mar
rage OF Miss Mary Z NcFaIl. daugh-
Ter OF Mrs John Mccarthy, OF 5I7 Third
street northeast, to Frank P. Orbello.
me ceremony took place Saturday aft
erroon IN ST JOseph's Catholic Church,
me Rev Ignatius Fealy officiating il
the presence OF A small company Of
relatives
The bride wore a tailored suit OF gray
Droadclotn, trimmed with soUtacha
braid, with a hat OF the same shade,
and the bridal bouquet was 4 shower OF
Bride roses.
immediately after tho ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Orbello left for a bridal tip
10 philadelphia They VIII reside In
Washington upon their return
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

in company with
others who had en-
joyed equal posi-
lion, they could
live
1T Is not now a
home for Southern
women only. for
the only require
ment today is that
the applicant for
admission possess
refinement and Gull
ture-
The home is
supported by a
ma gnihcent en-
c o " m e n Z. The
gove rnment Of the
home is in the
hands OF four trus-
tees and nine d.
rectOrs.
a good reason
why the ladies at
this home seem TO
have solved the
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
Seeing Washington With The Times Guide

20 l. aSs' ' s6d
gentlemen.
is the Louise Home.
that old-fashioned
brick building. Al
most completely
hidden from Jew
BY the vines which
creep up over its
walls, and distin-
guish It from the
buildings around
il. This is the cor
ner or = lIleeull
street and Massa-
chusetts avenue
Within those
walls thousands OF
women of some Of
the finest families
in America have
spent years and
years, dwelling IN
peace with one an
other, their for
tunes vanished.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

problem OF e. ernal youth may be
found in the management OF the home.
There are only forty admitted 10 the
home at one time, and they
all enjoy one another's society They
have no cares or responsibilities as
everything is provided for them"
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

VIII take place tomorrow evening. en-
tertained a theater party at the Column
tIa last evening Among the guests
werc Hiss STANLEY Miss Mary Louise
Stanley. Mr. and Mrs Frank l. hughes.
Of New York. Miss Edith Hulst, OF MI
y a'Ikee; Miss Rebecca Ross, Of wash
i2gtOn. Miss Helena Camp and Mss
Louise Camp. Of Milwaukee: DR.. auG
airs Philip Huntington Dr. WilGaw $
Stanley. r., Dr. 4. Q. STANLEY, L. 5 n,
and Worth f Ross
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
Miss Kaiser z Bride

Miss Mary Elizabeth Kaiser, daughter
OF Mrs Eleanore Kaiser, was married
yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock 70 H
Leroy Colt. IN the home OF the brids'l
mother, 1903 New Jersey avenue. "a
Rev John HuddIe officiating, IN the
presence OF a small party Of relatives
and friends The house was tastef1lIy
decorated with palms and yellow
daisies
The bride, who was unattended. 7Tors
tailored suit Of navy blue chiffon
brOadclOIh- with a hat trimmed in q
CeptiOn followed the cerernJnv ar5
later in the afternoon, Nj and Mrs.
G0tt left for Old Point Comfort and
other points OF interest IN the South
Upon their return. about October Is.
they VIII be at home al 1893 New Ter
sey avenue
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

Out they happy and cOntented. II IS
unique institution, a real home. one that
does not lack charm or dignity IN its
appearance or its atmosphere
The home was founded in 1859 by
William w Corcoran. in honor Of his
wife and his daughter. Louise. but 1t
Vas R9S opened VnsI april, ISL The
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
PRETTY GOOD PROOF.

THAT young boarder is IN love with
the landlady's daughter"
what makes you think that?'
Il know it. He saves every hair he
finds in the butter. '-Exchange
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

Senator Crane. Representative Nc
Ninlcy, and Treasurer Sheldon are the
by the Democrats OF being
the prime movers in an electrical com
bine. Even electricity might be par
doned for wiggling into a hole if 1t saw
that trio coming after il all at once.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
Diplomat Dinner Guest.

Edwin v Morgan, the American min
ister 70 Cuba, was the honor guest Of
Mr. and Mrs Richard c. Dixey at din
ner at TanglewOOd, their Lenox estate,
last evening A large company was in
vited 20 meet M Morgan
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
Takes Long Leave

Leo VogeL the minister OF Switzer-
land, who IS travelling abroad, viii not
return 10 washington until the end OF
October or tire LIST Of November The
charge d'affaires Of the legation, Henry
Martin. who spent The summer AT New
port. viii return 10 Washington before
The end OF the week
T L ChevilIy. Of the French en-
bassy. has arrived in Washington from
New Orleans. where he was attached 10
the French consulate
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
WIDOW OF 70 YEARS
MARRIES MAN OF 20
Wedding at Her Country HONS
Is Great Surprise to Her
Friends.

JOHNSTOWN. y. Y. Sept. Mrs.
Anna G. Ross De Peyster, Of New York.
seventy years Old. and already twice a
home here yesterday 10 Ernest Bolton
4. acknowledgement Insurance broker,
also Of New York. The marriaz Is
something OF a surprise TO Mrs De
Feyster's friends. both owing to the
youth Of the bridegroom ard Mrs De
HeySIerS advanced age
The ceremony took place in the parIors
of Sunny Side Mrs. De Peyster's sum
mer place The Rev. w. W Ellsworth
pastor OF St Johns Protestant EpiS-
cOpal Church of JOhnStowu, read rhs
full Episcopal service The bride was
given away by a cousin. William Her
ring, of Philadelphia, and James Cox.
OF New York, acted as best man
Only a few friends Of the couple were
present at the ceremony. After the
wedding luncheon was served.
Mr. and Mrs Bolton. IL is understood
VIII remain IN .IOhnsTOWn until October
when they viii return to Mrs De Pew
ster's home IN Euclid Hall, New York.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2-Parfshioner.
OF St. ISnatiUs Church. of which Ms
De PCyster and Mr.. Bolton ar bOtIl
learn that the marriage OF the SEVENTH
year-Old widow ana tie young ingi;rs ncA
clerk, Cne-third Of her cge. had taken
place. II was said that Mr.. ana Mrs
Folton were frequently seen uOce-her in
the EATERS pew at St. Ienatius' and
eiSeWhere- An engagement betwear. ma
Two mas frequently been the subject If
gossip. but. as FAR as could be learned
one had never been formally announced
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

Mrs. Richard n. Townsend and Miss
Aathilde Townsend were arnonoE the
dinner hCstssses al Bar Harbor last
eEenins.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
William FaUerSham PZeaSeS BeLasco Audience
And An Excellent Play at the Neqv National

New NationaI-A Gentleman From
Mississippi.
Beiasco-The World and His Wife
COlumbia-Arra-Na-POgue.
Chase'S - Virginia Harmed and
Vaudeville.
Academy-CusteT's Last Fight
Gayety-Cracker Jacks.
Miners Bohemians.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

Maybe it was foresight, rot accident.
which set most of The Washington
teams closing ball games away from
home.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

"Commends Fish Board" says a head
line Of an interview BY the president
Of tie international Fisheries Congress.
Sounds like a scheme TO have perpetual
Friday in the boarding houses
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

Yet there are war horses in the party
who think the best politicians do NOT
get TO the White House
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

Mrs william N Postelthwaite gave 4
large dinner party last evening at
LsnoE IN honor Of her daughter, Mrs
Henry Ives Cobb
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

A man OF $1,000 salary as super
inJendent Of a steel mill has resigned
and entered a seminary TO become a
Presby preacher. Well, he's the
only one who knows whether the sins
of the Job outweighed the salary or not
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

Mr.. Hearst has got to get some kind
OF run for the money he has put into
the Independence League.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
Son Born TO Countess.

Count Won NIoItke. recently appointed
20 succeed ConStantin Rrun as the
Danish minister at Washington. and
the Countess Won NoItke, are being
congratulated upon the birth Of son.
Monday September "A, at Copenhagen,
Denmark.
The countess before her marriage IN
Boston q year ago last summer. was
Miss COrnelia Van Renssal lear Thave-
daughter Of Nathaniel Thayer. OF BOs-
ton Her marriage was one Of the most
brilliant functions in the social history
Of Boston.
The new minister IS not expected IN
Washington for two OF three months
Mr. and Mrs Joseph II. Fiske an
nounce the marriage OF Their daughter.
Ethel Louise TO George Howard Mich
olson, Z s n, yesterday morning at ID
o'clock in the parsonage C the North
minister Methodist Episcopal Church. N
the presence Of members - the fami-
lies The Rev George P Wilson Off
Ciated
Immediately after the ceremony Nj
and Mrs. Nicholson left for a Northern
wedding trir- They viii spend two
months IN Philadelphia. where AIr
Nicholson is 81 lUioaed, coming 10 Wash
ington later IN the season.
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
Return From Canada

Commander and Mrs. r H EldrlGge
have returned 70 their apartment in the
Highlands from Canada where they
spent the summer.
J. L. Robinson, who spent the sumner
abroad. has returned TO his apartment
IL the Cecil
Miss Ana Fulton and Greed Fulton
have returned 10 their apartment IN
the Burlington from Saddle Va. where
they spent the summer Mr. Fulton IS
preparing 10 leave washington within
a few days for Ithaca. n Y. where he
viii resume his studies at Cornell Uni
versity-
The Washington times., 1908-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hartig ir bavs
returned from their wedding trip ard
are at home at iii Sixth street north
west
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
Swedish Minister Expected.

The Minister rom sweden and Nine.
de LagercrantZ and their family. who
recently have returned 10 this country
after a several months absence abroad
are expected to arrive at the New VIII
lard in a day or two Thy are now al
the Hotel MontcIair. Montclair, y J.,
where they went a few days after their
arrival IN New York
MI and Mrs Edward LOTUS. the for
mer the secretary OF the Siamese lega-
ton, are expected at their apartments
at the Arlington in a day or two from
Gloucester. Mass. where they spent the
summer
The Washington times., 1908-09-22
Diapers Leave Paris


Gen. and Mrs. William F. Draper and
Miss Margaret Draper. who have been
abroad since early in June, and who
nave spent the last month in Paris
sailed on the Ameri<a from CherbOurg
Saturday for this country. Upon their
arrival they viii 20 10 HooedsIe, Mass.
for a month before returning 20 their
home here
Mr.. and MS Hennen Jennings and
Miss Katherine Jennings. who have
Just returned from Europe, are spend
ing a few weeks in New York at the
Hotel WoIcott, before returning 10 their
Washington nome for the season.
The charge d'sffaires OF the French
embassy. Henri des POTtes de la FOsSe,
who spent the summer al York Har Dor,
has returned to WaShi7g tOn. taking an
apartment at Rauscher's until ne de
cides upon house for the coming sea
son.
William Henry Huntington, whose
marriage to Miss Beth Stanley, daugl-
ter of Col. and Mrs. William s Stanley,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-30
SAW MILL, AND TIMBER LAND
FOR SALE.

Twenty million feet Of nno saw
timber. Saw Mil. capacity twenty
thousand feet. first class machinery,
logging wagons. horses, and harness
complete. Ncw planning mill. cost
ing 100000. latest improved ma
chlncry. New ShinRlc mill. capacity
10000. Between eight and ten thou
sand dollars worth Of lumber on hand
planning MiIl. Saw MilI. Drying House
Bunk House. Cook House. and other
buildings ar" all good buildings. This
property lB situated Ia the heart Of
IA" klamath Irrigation Project. nice
ly located and "A splendid market for
IN" lumber. The entire property Is
offered for a short time for S3G, 900.
II iS easily worth $GO.OOO For fun
Information see. or write,
g. T. FITCH. Merrill. oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-30
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Department ~ IA. Interior. 4, \
and ono" at Lak"sl-w. Oregon,
September 10. 1905.
No,lrc ls hereby given that Jennie
T. Balllngcr. of klamath Fails. ore.
,on. Nhu. uu August ~. 1905. made
Timber and Siun" application. 80
.0I,s. fof nNi. nwi. Sec 50. T 81
,R.yE. " N. has fll-i nutl," of
ln,cntlon to make nnhl proof. tu ~.
'abll.h clalm Ia the land aboy" de-.
,shbcd. bcfof" County Clerk Klam.
a,h Co. at his Office. nt klamath Falls
oregon. On the .sth day of November
1905.
Claimant names M witnesses:
" A DclEcli. J =. butcher. j"nH"
e CraVcns. wilb"r White. all of
klamath Falls. oregon
J. y. WATSON.
SO Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Lakeview. Oregon.
October :. 1905.
Notice IL hcrby given that Herbert
u. McLnn", OF Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, who. ON Sept. lG. 1908, made
Timber and Stone Application, No.
OjG2. for Wa SWA. Section 80. Tp.
81 s. Il. . t.. W. NJ, has filed mo-
ticc OF intention to make Final Proof
To establish claim TO the land above
described. before County Clerk OF
klamath County, ut his Office at
Klamath Falls. Oregon. On the ??d
day of December, 1905.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
q. W. McLane. Mary +. McLane.
J. $. Mills. +. II. Lawrence. all OF
klamath. Falls. Oregon.
J. n. WATSON.
1919 Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-30
:..:....'

Mark Cabot and G"nrg" barnard
uf Aberdeen. wash NJ" making pre-
paTations 10 80 into IA" raising "i
mushrooms ON an "Ni"nSiy" seal" aud
according Ia scientific Methods They
~" hayIng cellar constructed 22NlN
feet aud viii have 81 beds In II Soil
aud fertilizer To- mak" th"s" beds ar"
now b"ing cartci. III" lioorH will b."
dnubl"-plank"d and tn" walls and
ceilings viii be- double. Coat oil
stoves viii he used Tor heat and u
man will be- employed Ia keep watch
nf the trmpcrn'ur" day and night
rhc promoters hope To grow iwcl'"
pounds of mushrooms Ia each bed
every nv" days ani NJ the market
prirr ot ~ cents u pound. hgur" that
they viii MAX" som" money.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-30
SUMMONS.

.,,,uI, court of tho state Of Orc.
:, md for klamath County
,,0ora T. noggn. Plaintiff. w, Ed.
y Iloggr. Defendant. Sum.
hons, ., - ,,
|,o the nam" "f III" stat" OF oregon;
.n ,rr hereby required 10 answer
|, a. complain, nl"h against y"" In the
|,Doyc entitled suit on ar b"for" III"
%, Lny uf Nov"mh"r. ibOS. being
q. ,os, day pr"ucribod In Ii" order
n, the publication of TITS n"n'n"nn.
| ora, publication of which being
\ rrlday. the md day ~ October.
|, ,Os, and II you fail !" answer. Tor
II ~, ,hrrruf, the pininiiN viii Apply
the court lor Ia" r"lI"f demanded
IA the complaint hl"d h"f"ih. to'mi,:
Tint A deere" h" entered herein.
"a nyor uf plnlniin aud against de-
|, .,In,, dIssulylng III" bonds ~ mnt-
Imam, nuw "Nlrtlng between plain
= and defendant. aud for such other
,.ll,, Az may be- meet Ia equity
This nummona In served by publ
,uon In the Evening Herald. n daily
,,v.paprr ~ general circulation.
rabII,hcd In klamath County. Stat"
~ Oregon. by order of ia" Hon
George holland, Judg" of ,h" Circuit
rour fur n" nrH judicial District
., said state. under dat" of October
h. isUS. which order requires sum.
monr To be- published for six success
,Ir weeks. commencing on III" End
J,y Of October. 1905. aud ending On
The 10th day II November. 1905
PIERCE EVANS.
iilg Attorney Tor Plaintiff
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-30
n NEW STYLE OF "nIJNp rIt.

ff"hlbltion doesn't prohibit.
hhyh the nam who ~ engaged IN doing
h'l that h" -nn 10 prevent +, frnm
P'"hihi'lhH And undoubtedly Ihn
'lhiin IN In part true. There nrr ,u,.
'hihly Instances IN every uruhlhIiluu
community of liquor law ylnInlI,ug
Ih'h" Ia" "ynd"iu ~" rl"yri nn
clever IN fact that III" marvel n the,
NJ" ~ frequently hiuughi tu luil,r
n STORY told hy Ebun ". gunr, ur
Lynn. MhnH.. regarding an experience
IN Main" R"rv"u 10 illustrate tho an
h'ul'l"h IN III" way of the public
pf"h"'u'nr ~ antl.llpuur territory
Nj, S"nfH Enid that one duy white Lr
WAS Visiting IN Mnin" u friend asked
MN " h" would lik" drluk Of beer
Mr S"nfH was not nVuIau, bat he wng
h"i'""hnt nurprlH"h by n" question
Wh"r" VIII S"u get lt'' h" asked
For nnHw"r IA" fil"nd conducted MIR
Sears 10 room that was wIthuui
nhtuf"H ~ furniture" SAY" one table.
my"rnl "hnirn and ia" usual gna Jets
\ man cam" forward nni asked what
III" gents wuuld huS" Nj B,nrg
wondered wh"r" ~" liuuur would
'nm" from nnd h" watched lh" wait
~ clua"ly tn" man picked up u
glass aud stepped 10 u puH jet when
h" turned III" atop stream uf am.
b"r poured into ia" glau. Iir n,Ird
two glaHH"H from this unlpu" Hpiggu'
For two other men h" drew glnHHoH
of hl" from another HaH JET aud Tor u
third customer Il" provided whIaE"y
IN hlulinr manner ~ there were"
several gaN Jets that had not been
opened. Mr Sears Was about To- test
III" blind pigh" r"auurc"n hy 81.
i"rlng cocktail when u man sud
denly appeared ~ n" door and gave
a warning ui ~" appIUHrh Ui a 90.
iir"man III" walter mrpp"d quickly
to ~ corner and pressed q button con.
r"hl"d IN n" wall Then b" went To-
th" gnH Jets, turned them All on and
them "i ~" liquid that r".
maln"h standing N ~" pipes and rai
down to awni, IN" arrival ui "a" pu-
lir" tn" gaR h. On nov. h" said
~ Mf Sears aud hiu friend departed
lS /; any wonder that prohibition in"a
nu, always prohibit
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-30
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

General Land Onlcc. Washington. u.
C.. August 81, 1908. NOTICE OF
KESTONhTIDN or PUBLIC LANDS
TO SETTLEMENT AND ENTRY.
Notice IN hereby given that the
Acting Secretary Of the Interior has
vacated departmental order OF with
drawal In 80 far as IN" same affects
IN" withdrawal for irrigation purpos-
rs under n" act uf June II. 1902
i32 stat. 3sSJ, for use In connec-
tiOn with the klamath Project, Ore
gOn. Of the following described lands
In the Stat" Of Oregon. and by his
authority such Of said tracts AS have
not been h"r"tOfOr" finally restored
and are not otherwise Withdrawn. re-
served. or appropriated. will be
subject to settlement under the pub
lie land laws of the United States on
and after November IS. 1905. but
shall not be- subject TO entry. fillng.
or selection until December 2s. 1905.
AT the United States Land Oiiice at
l.akcyiow. oregon, warning being eX-
prcssly given that no person Will be
permitted To gain or exercise any
right whatever under any settlement
or occupation begun after August 23,
1908. and prior TO November 2s.
1905. all such settlement or occupa-
ton bciHg forbidden:
Willamette Principal Meridian.
r. 40 s. Il. s T.. SEA. Sec. 80.
tsdD FRED BENNETT. Commis-
sioncr. General Land ONCE.
CSdD JESSE T.. WILSON. Acting
Secretary OF the Interior.
9-2s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-30
NOTICE TOI PUBLICATION.

Department ~ the Interior. 4. 4
land ono" at l.akcyiow. Oregon.
September 10. 1908.
Notice ls hereby given that william
J. Hayden. ~ Klamath Falls. Ore
ron. who. "n August -. 1905. mad"
Timber aud Ston" application. No,
oi1i, Tor net. nw.. See. 20. 7. ~
\, u . y. ", NJ. has MED motto. Of
ia,rE,ion to max" iinai proof. To cs.
ablish claim Ia the land above Dc.
scrlbcd. before County Clerk Klnm.
ath County, at his once. Mt klamath
Falls. Oregon. on the 2sth day of
November. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Alber, Harrison. A. NJ. Jamison.
John q, Schallock. lien Carlisle. ail
of Klamath Falls. Oregon.
J. n. WATSON.
''l' Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-30

BOXES hny" h""n placed under tho
w"HlH IN u N"w YORK. th"ni"r for the
r"uv"nl"nc" uf women who cannot
I"nV" their hats In n" dressing room.
From IN" m1r Of som" Or tho hat
boxes IN na" At ~" present season
"" iudr" TINT II VIII b" shortly nee.
"NHary Tor that Sew YORK manager
I" pat his "nrir" floor on hinges and
then nunuunr" that IA" first woman
Hu,r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-30
':'':':'

showers ui dust and SCOT and great
clouds uf Hmuk" Encountered far out
a, sea by incoming Atlantic liners
give testimony nf IN" very serious
nn,uf" oi III" forest hr"s that hav"
tw"pt parts uf this continent In Ia"
past few weeks when "" remember
hat the ayallahl" supply Of standing
tlm"br IN only good for twenty years
uf conservative use. We hay" Caus"
fnr national alarm, II IN tu b" hoped
that congress u, the coming session
viii take steps To- further protect n"
few trees that remain
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-30
..ss....s

Jack McAullffr. former ligh'w"iSht
champion priv" fighter pf III" wprld
hnn sued Sew York cigar mnnnilr.
inI"I for E5UUO dninagug bucnIiH" rf
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