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Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
BoeAN's CREW LEADS SCORING
AT EVERY STAGE
ReaII, New Big League outfelder, Ap-
pears in Angel Lineup for First
Time in Return of Cham
pions at Chutes
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE STANDING
Vernon 4, Los Angeles I

Probably ninety-nine out of every
hundred fans who went out to the
Chutes diamond yesterday afternoon TO
see the returning Angels open up the
second at home series with the Vernon
ties would have been willing to wager
their new spring hats against the hoie
in a doughnut that Hap Hogan was IN
for a lacing at the hands of the Angels
STRENGTHENED by their new big league
outfielder, Beall, whose first appearance
in a Los Angeles uniform was duly
noted and commented on. Hap gave
the Berryites the surprise of their base
ball existence and reversed all preVl-
Gus form by winning handily from the
locals, getting away from the post IN
good shape, taking an early lead and
maintaining it throughout. In fact
there was nothing to it but Vernon, ana
the villagers won on their merits
: Pitcher Schafer is we'll heralded the
best of the Vernon twirling artists.
Yesterday he had the hard-hlttlng
champions at his mercy through every
inning. Not an Angel could get better
than a single, and only four dinky hits
were registered off the Vernon man.
These he kept scattered in three in
nings, so when Mr. Fan glances at the
tally sheet it is easy to see why the
Dilionites landed on the wrong end of
the score. One error summed UP every
mistake of the villagers, and as OPP
posed to three costly slips by the PEN
nant bearers bears further evidence OF
fhe "rea sons WHY"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
Yale Defeats West Point

WEST POINT. N. Y, April 2S-Yale
defeated the military academy at base
ball today, IL to 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Mare, 2; by Willett, 4 Bases
on balls-Off Marie, A. off Willett 6. Sacrifice
hits-Carrol. Breen, Lewis Ryan. Ort Olson
Christian. Wild pltches-MaiN 2. Left on
bases-Oakland, 10; Portland, s. Time-2:Oo
umplre-Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
LOS ANGELES
SUMMARY.

Three base hit-Mott. Two-base hit
Martinke. Sacrifice hits--Haley 2. Cod
win, Brashear ., Stovall, Mott Sacrifice
fy-Brashear Bases on balls-Of Tozer
3, schafer 4. Struck out-By Tozer 2,
Sehafer A. Hit by pitched ball-Wheeler.
Time Of game So Umpire--McGreevy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29

The two teams made a pretty appear
ance yesterday when they trotted out
onto the field for the warming-up prac-
tice. The Angels were clad in their
white "at home" suits, trimmed in
black. and the Vernon men wore the
travelling gray with red trimmings. AL
though the Angels had hardly rested
after climbing off the train at the end
of their long jump from Portland, they
played in snappy form, though per-
haps the tiresome journey had some
thing to do with the fielding slips.
Right Fielder Beall was given
warm reception when he appeared at
the plate and the fans to man sized
this player up as 1.-The goods" Beall
had little opportunity to show his abil
ity. but handles himself we'll both at
the plate and in the field, and his pres
ence probably will prove in few days
a big impetus to the dashing style OF
pIay necessary to the holders of the
banner for the season now in progress.
Umpire McGreevy had an off day on
balls and strikes, or at least portly
fan sitting above the press box so sized
it up, for the lump" was nicely roast
ed to turn by this Angel booster.
However, among players and officials
it has been generally commented that
McGreevy has shown himself one of
the best Indicator handlers seen in the
brush for many seasons.
Vernon, when the game is inspected
by detail. appeared to take new lease
on life after they jumped into the lead
in the first inning. One run in this
period, one in the third, one in the
fifth and. to top it all, another in the
last netted them a lengthy victory.
Stovall was walked in the first by
Tozer, who was in fair form, but
whom the youngsters touched for twice
as many hits as secured off Schafer.
Haley and Brashear sacrificed Stovall
to second and third, and the runner
came in on Caffyns single to right
field. In the third Caffyn singled, went
to second on Martinke's pop to Tozor,
was passed on to third on Eagan's sin
gle and when Tozer threw Motifs hit
wild to first came over the plate. The
third run came in the fifth, when
Eagan was given a walk by Tozier and
scored on Motifs triple to right field.
The only run annexed by Dillon's
band was put over in the fifth inning.
Tozer was placed on first with a sin
gle, was sent to second when Daley re-
peated, went to third when Beall was
walked and scored on HoWard's single
to right garden.
There We're several brilliant fielding
stunts put through and few lively
tiffs over decisions kept things NOV
ing and the fans in a state of excite
ment. The tabulated score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-29
\ TLT ETTCC
"A i ! I'LL ! ND

McCarey to handle his fights. This
might have been Jcff's opportunity to
repay his townspeople for their sup
port of him.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02
A CULINARY MASTERPIECE.


You will ind In laria small rec.
tsussnt just inside the stree, euiraDce
presided over bs a waiter who has sp
rarcnt.y srSa forty .ear, of age for
The last twenty years. Tie has
fricns'ly. alert air. aud anything In The
world that you want he will posnp,ly
provide
Ycu will naturally order sorps sort
ef Trotaxc or something that yvar fan
CT snssssts. bu,. wha,cvcr else you do.
I've sur to call for nusselsl eau sec
you turning ~ your nose at this. In
Au,erica who eats mus>e,s excrit 81
rarc tiv,cs-I~rhaI~ sou,e picslcd mns-
sells. They are With US la the same
category as frig~.
But bclsOid the gcnlus ~ the frVrch'
When the waiter brings In M cpcr-
nous silver bowl with domeiike s.l'
ver cover aud when he rculo,rs the
cover. thea you forget everything Ia
the word except the delicicus savcsy
smell 10 the steam whsh rises frof1
the myriad shells that open lovingly
for you 60 extract FROM them the jain
" psa favorrd lussel that turks With
In
Ngsxel. did I say. No: these arc not
the ordinary muSseis that Americans
know. fwDca gastrcuoulic genlus has
TRANSFORMED them into u1oules mari.
niere. In some deftiy magical way the
frVnch chef has ilIIartsd a delicious
suggestion 20 the rlouics. just that In.
tcsinable. evaucSycut uicn,ory OF Sar-
ik-Sariic which In the hands IL the
ordinary cook Is an Offensive api dead
~ weapon. but uhIch In the hao5s of
q cvok of high desr~e-an artist In
faci-s q means foe achieving some Of
the supreme triuniphs Of his art.
After the moules you viii have any.
thing ycu ezre sor-dzlnsy siiC,s o:
salsutiae or siiccd caron Nesting amid
Uatercre<>es and thea PERHAPS for,r
peaches In a little basket where the
fruit is iafoldci 10 kz,cs from It's
pwn tree and ri,encd 20 prceisrly the
right turn on SouDe aDcbeut wall In
the surxhine Of an Old frcnch garden.
thea perhaps some pulled bread aud
Q bit Of Causembert and Cafe Maza-
gran in . lcas glass No one remem-
ters nos the hattie that Save Its name
to this particular pr~psratica Of cof'
Zee. which shows that men may coue
ard empires rsay fall AMI armies may
be dashes Into fragments upoo the bat.
ti-6~sd. hot the eenius of cookery te-
mains triumphant and Its acaSeve
mepts are never lost -Bockr.a-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

Tea millions % our r~op,e inhab,f
Dwellings inferioe TO the kenp~is pro
vi3cd foe the bounds In a well uan.
aerd t,nf. The results Of iivin: IN
dwellings unet FOE human habi,afion
and tbe pevvaience Of . dietary srale
from whsch English meat. bread sod
milk arr excluded are fatal 10 success
fui rivalry With . viriie and healthy
race vh<fe agriculture b fosterrd for
ssraieSsczi feasous.
Having sr<nt bcurs in watching the
arrival Of The ~zriy Dornin: trains 10
Befiin add Hamburg ! am apsali~d
With the con,rasf t~tu~n the visof.
Gus and well ~et W. beuac ehss,~d and
bea.thy hooking eIerks. brswuy shop
tn<o aud s;aluart labor~rs oo the 9th
es side Of the North ssa aud the cham
gagDe sbou,dsr~t. COW bocke>i. pls~Oo
ehesicd. lack lusier tfalnfuis % pea
oe the sane classes landed at Liver
pool STREET. Victoria and Ceariss Cross
-Arpold White 10 Loodon World
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

nat pursuant TO such appiieatsos. the
'and and timber thereof have been
appraised. June ~. 1905. the timtef
estimated at sts.oes hoard test ss
'o7S per n. and The issl eiss.so:
that said applicant asss eess assi
proof In support Of Ais application
A"d sworn sisisnsat % tAs Oh day
OF December. 1908. before \. y. Rich.
ardson. unitsd ssaiss connissioaer.
a. klamath Falls. orssos.
Any person is at ilbsrsy u protest
."'s purchase before sassy. q iaisiass
!. e"I'est a. any tiae bseoee Deasss
issues. by alag . essseSeeate1 -.
asv'. 'n this o0es. ALLEGING tAets
which would defeat The snasy.
ARTHUR w. oRToN.
'~''s's 1AOiGles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02
sAxpE,ssOx ON EXPANSION


Tosso 10 b< alneied VII feceiT5 i6s
sane consideration a. the presen, city
limits
In the matter OF sewage. which ue
are all so anxious for. and which
seems 10 be an assured fact. the city
lenSineer. In perfectins plans aad
Specifications for the pres<at limits.
has been Instructed to develop the
same With the object of asordIns coz
nee;ion with the outtails by outside
territory IS IL may be added to the
city And whatever ayrznSemest Is
perfected for the disposal OF the sew
age within the present limits vill be
along lines fully adequate to take care
of the sewage from such cortisuous
territory a. may be added to the city
limits.
Nev territory ADDED to the city lin
It's should feel assured OF an impor-
tiai ADMINISTRATION OF the laws Of the
city: and I feel safe In saying that the
ordinaSees Of the city viii be enforced
In any nev territory thar may be
ADDED In the same manner as In the
present city iimits-
The adding OF neu territory vii
neeessitase the creation OF additional
wards and an Increased number OF
vhieh matters viii BE-
provided for In an amendment to the
charter Is occasion requires
A charter commission is noy in eI-
isteace and in due time viii report
sueA anendmenis a. conditions die
late and varraRf-
In conclusion let me say to you a. !
citizens. Interested equal
" With ourselves in the upbuiIdins Of
! great city. thar the duty ne owe to
one another is to unite Klamath Pals
sith all proposed Contiguous terri
tory into one city. under one govern
nent and for one purpose-that Of
Greater Klamath FaIlsL"
p. Z. sANDERSON.
Mayor City Klamath FaIlS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02
NOTICE fOR PUBLICATION

Department, OF tho Interior. n q
Land Once a, I.akevlew, Oregon
October c. 1909.
NorlcE is hereby given ,ha,
James D, Humphrey. whose po.,of,,s" me-,
address Is Klamath Falls, orevor
a,d' on the :sd day Of Apr,,. Isou
ME IN this ONCE sworn s,a,emen. , a. =
application. No. 0iss7, 10 uursh...
the sh OF NEn. W. Of sEx ,oc.
uon 3D. Township 81 South. Ranr. a
East Willamette meridian. and IN.
uHeer thereon. under the provision,
'' 'he act Of June .. 1878, and ac,.
Ah'enda'ory. known as the .rImhs,
ana stone Law" At such vain. !.
might BE- nxed By appraisemep, a..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

q. Rider usygsrd In "A Winter FL
gTimase- tells this an~cdo,e:
-Wb~e . uss . 'soariuS human boy
my father tuck NE up the Rhipe by
boat with The boge and eip~cfatIoa
that ny mind would b. Improved BY
contemplating its boveiy and historic
banSa wearyins Of this feast vesy
soon. ! siipI<d down TO the eabla TO
enjoy one more conseniai. that Of Rob
tnson Cruso<-' Rut some fanIiy trail
tor betrayed me. and. pro,esiln. even
Gifh f~srs that ! hated views. vas
DRAGGED 10 the deck ss,tn- I have
paid q thaI~rsL' shouted my justly In.
dtsnsns Tareot as b. hsuIcd me up
;be Steiner Stain. for yoa TO study
the Rh.ne seeoery. and. whether you
IKE u or not. yoans ussn. stsdy if yeg
shaII.'-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

This talh about wanting to be .
soldier and die for the dear old dag is
about as sensible as that old song
which said ne wanted TO be angels
Before the creation OF man the an
gels we're in existence. and in all
probability We shall costume here
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

San Francisco. r. Britt.
manager Of Stanley Keiehe, and Bat
;iins Nelson and better known TO his
intimates as ~willus.- died October
seth at 81 joscph's hospital Of a
hemorrhAse of the stomach. Britt
was q native OF san Francisco. oae-
time reporter on the "Examiner- and
Call
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

after As we are here. SO II Is With
this soldier business, II isn't necos-
sary TO rush OF to var and get mutt.
lated In order to show your patriot.
ism Treat your ncighbors white: do
your level best In everything: ir,-
prove your locality: take an in,eses;
IN the progress OF your ,o~a-saa
yoa sin be as true a Ps,rio, as esS.
soldier or sailor vas
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02
weu,a,y HAM the jury.

An old negro named Ephrain. nav
Ing been sworn on the Jury in mur'
der trial. for some time resisted q YER
diet of guilty FOR no other apparent
reason than his stroug aversion 'oc capt
tai punlshmeu, In general Finally the
foreman explained 10 hlm that u wasa
question either Of hanging the prisoner
OF hanging the jury and that II oil de
r-Ndcd on him. "fo' gracious sab.
rcpllcd Uncle Ephplm. ''cn dem rca'
soumenis dc ptis ncr am sho' guilty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

The Houston Post thinks that Mr..
Hearst may heat Bryan's record II
he lives the allotted time OF three
score and ten years. as he is rapidly
sccunniaiiag What 10 probably one Of
the finest assortnenis OF political de-
feats In existence.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

San Franeisco--The Hin railroads
are to enter this city over the tracks
OF the Western Pacific railway. A
,raekase arraasemcn, has been made
between the Grea, Northern and 9TH
er Hili roads and the Gould Interests.
under which the northern lines are
to use the Western Paeine tracks
from Keddie. Piumas county. Cal.
10 the Oakland terminals.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

Porsiand.-ras day vas q great
snece<&
Porsiand.--Ail previous records for
beildlrE operations in this city we're
eroksn during the month Of October.
In which permits for building con-
struetion amounting to Si..ei.i.s
vsse issued BY the city building In
spector. The former record month
vas April OF this year. when the VAL
ua,ions so,aied si.ssi.iss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

All ron have TO know to make iiv-
Ing In Oregon Is to know how. Here
Is one example: A Baker City nan
has cleared si.:ee this season frpm
q threc-aere trac: on the Powder riv-
er. and all he had vas :se hives Of
bees.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

Hes York--Jamcs J. Je6riss and
Jack JoAnson have signed articles to
Asht before the club Offering the iarg-
ess isdscemenss. bids for the nshi to
- sshuirsed to Robert 8. Murphy on
or before December lat. The hgkt-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

Roseeurg Is TO have a new daily
newspaper. On November ist the
rmpaua Valley News. a t~!ee-a-weck
paper. viii start publishing a daily.
The Evening News The new paper
will carry the latest ,eiegrarhie dis
patches. together with all the local
news. This viii make the second
daily newspaper for Roseourx. the
other being the Evening Review
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02
rHl.EcR!srn NEWS

The Buns News reports that this
NarEars, lies theatrical company Ia.
iasa sss<ed q very srcce<sfal :ws
weeks srszscnens there
spxa in Georgia oae oli,or ssA,s
that ssosher Is iexicosrzphieai
ekaristaA and an .iaseiiecsuai iApri-
sam Outside Of sais. ve :rrss- Ac Is
fe<iiEx moderately we'll
TAey have . nev driak over in ~
teAy tailed Nelas- which is said TO
be ;ascxicatias. As Il SPELLS Sasr-
sscks ksard Il osehs to hass = arrvr
eject spoa It's imble<r. .or. As the
Eseess Register remarks. IL is al,
soee fellows can do to take Saism
ssraisAi and keep sober.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02
KLAMATH FALLS TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1903.

Isrs agreed to neht forsy-ave rounds or
more on or before July sth. 1910.
the purse to ~ divided IS per cen,
to the winner and IS per cent to the
loser.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

West Pcsnt--Eugene A. Esrne.
tackle of the West Point team. vas 80
severely Injured In the second half Of
the Arny-Rarvard game thar he had
to ~ carried from the Geld IL 10 be-
lieved that his neck Is broken
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

Jhs following. taken from -Evelyn's
Diary rvfess 10 . Duichwoman Who
lived In the s<venteeeih cenfury: TO
raris The eDd of August ! returned 10
Haariem- Thsy sbowed rs q cottage
shefs. they tod u. dweif . woman
sbo bad bs~n tnarrSrd TO her twenty
dfih husband and b<ins nov q widow.
vas pFchit!t~d 10 u,srSy In the future.
yet II could Dos Be peoved that she
had ever made sway utih sny Of bsr
hustle DDS. though th> snspSeion had
bsvuStt hes divers times iato trogt.s.-
The AstisaeA.
The Actor "a terrible bose,-Avfuly
bad arranseD~nis st Jsyrni~- Played
-Hsniet- th<fs iass ueek. Sou<bnty
sSouied -ftre- sod Il took tresty
oisutes tor The andi<ncs to ees out
as vbetiD-i s'poss the poor b<sxar
Gss hme-Wkatf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

vanderbiit Racecourse. l. I.--Har-
~ ,. craAa driving IN Aico car. cap
ssrsa The vssdersiis cup race He
aspvs tie car ::s.es miles In
4:3S:se- PARKER. In . Fiat car. vas
sscnsd. being oaly Eve minutes be-
HAD Fifseea cars started.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

4 eoantsy ccevsss. foil Of seai. 10
sts 6sss pssyes os<tins remarts Of.
fssrd Ai0srif for sesvies. = an ready
- DO anyshing IT, L0r6 asks of me-
o0 - - tosg - Ne hoaersb,e-
Naek-whea uess yos married.
Dyes-Juss ahcst six ehsrk books 49,.
-Puck.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

Nex Orieans-Amid loud cheers
and shrieks OF sirens. Taft reached
Nex Orleans after his iong trip down
the Mississippi from s.. Louis-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

Na<hviiie. Tcnn--Dr. l. c. Waite
fsr sSeEsy years supreme keepe. o:
-~coris and seais Of the Sc2-er7e
Loose. knights Of Py,hias. died hese
Orsober seth. aged ss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

A Kansas City newspaper. referring
to an elephants recent charge on Mr.
Roosevelt. suggests that this eharse.
ualike many Of those made against
the coloael. is true. Were from Mis-
souri,:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02
Home Realty Company

Following is copy Of an "Aue'
t!one-rs License. I, was issued tn
II. Rabies Of the Home Realty Co.
permitting this company to conduct
the Straw Auction Sale:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02
O. o>sIA.

n Cegst-Yes VIA svsss that IL
ps1seoes seo,s your unhrslIas n
plaiDei9-YcaT boeos. ! wiIl svsas
tAat - seoas ~ u1hsSsla J ~ e..
syhe-C1<ve,nn6 Lsa1ae
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02

Where envyins b these + esafsssos
sad svesy evIl wusk- -yaDo
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-02
WANT ADS.
FOR oALE-MisssIlasro...

FOR sALE-Toledo range. almos,
rev. Inquire two doors north OF
Methodist church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-13
WORK OF POTTER
 IS BROWNS THEME
FROM THE MARRIED VESSEL" EVANGELIST DRAWS LESSONS
 IN PROMOTION OF CHRISTIAN cHARAcTER-ExERcIsEs TODAY

The revival at the First Methodist church continues with increasing interest Yesterday mornings service was one of praise Tor blessings received. Hundreds III one or two sentences expressed the gratitude of their hearts to God for hts goodness. At the close of the meet,nr many came forward for prayer. and after the meeting was dismissed thera was conference of workers in which plans were made for the furtherance of the cause.
 Last night another large congregation greeted the evangelist. Dr. Brown Ha announced as his subject, "The Marred Vessel" He spoke of the work of the ! potter; how the vessel was shaped and beautified and how 1t was possible for 1t to be marred in the process. and from this illustration he drew lessons as to inc making Of Christian character, the causes Of failure, and the means of success. Possibly hundred men and women ac- cepted the invitation for prayer and the closing service was marked by many con. versions.
 The singing of MT. Curry is attracting much favorable comment He not only secures good results from the congrega- ton, but in his solo work there is A sweetness and pathos that touch all hearts.
 Services are announced for 10 o'clock this morning and 7:45 this evening. Those who did not have opportunity to hear MT. Brown last week are taking advan- tage of the present meetings and large attendances are expected all this week