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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-03-03
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Bili Ramsey. brother OF Bloom
Ramsey Of Klamath Falls. Is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. II Pearson and
family.
Nj. McGili, OF Oklahoma. was In
this vicinity hast week
}. 3. Ackioy In completing tho work
on his large scow. lie will have II
ready to launch In a few days.
Mr. Shur was In Keno on business
Sunday.
T. Grubb and u. ". Mccormick
have sold their stock OF hardware
TO George Hurn. the hardware man
Of klamath Falls. Mr.. and Mrs
Grubb will move to FAN Creek.
Tom Mccormick Is visiting with
relatives In Keno.
". II. Wall made trip to the Falls
last week.
w. u. Wall was u business visitor
to Butte Valley Monday.
Lena Nickerson. Mrs. A. Madison.
Mrs. U. z. Reeder. Lisle Mccormick
and Miss Msdge Mccormick went to
Holland on the Candy Monday.
Tom Wilson. brother to Chester
residing south Of Keno. was
In town Saturday.
Thomas Wilson visited ut the Mel
son home Sunday.
w. II. Wall Ia In the wood busi-
ness now. We wish him success.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-03-03

Display your ambition with an I.
c. .. course. See window display at
the new Portland Store. For . few
days only. 4 Il II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-03-03

FOR SALE Second hand top bug.
gy. Inquire Of y. u. Southworth.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
No More
Pill ES
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Evening journal., 1909-01-12
few CHANGES IN
BANK DIRECTORS

This is National Bank Day in VIII
mngton. The stockholders OF the
Union National Bank at their annual
meeting today reelected their board
Of directors. They are William IL.
swift. Preston Lea Willard salisbury
John II. Dandy, William Luke. T. Cole
man DUPONT. Wilmer Palmer, Victor
DUPONT. Jr. Henry Whiteley.
Stockholders OF the National Bank
OF Wilmington and Brandywine, elect
ed the following board OF directors.
George S. Capelle, G. Wesley Weldin,
Alfred D. Warner. William r. LYMAN
Frank IT, Thomas, Alfred ID. Poole,
Edmund Mitchell. Caleb M. Steward.
Henry NJ. Taylor. Samuel X. Smith,
Charles S. Cawthrop.
The board VIII organize on Thursday
First National.
Two changes were reported in the
directors Of the First National Bank
During the year Peter j. Ford and q
James Belt resigned and their places
we're filled by William +. Sellers. pres
idont Of the Edge Moor Iron Company
and Rodney Thayer. vice. president ol
the Baldt Steel Company Of New Castle
The entire board was reelected to-
day.
The members are as follows; James
r. Winchester, Samuel n. Trump, W
Harold smith. James O.. McComb
George r. Honeclser, Howard T. Wal
lace Herbert II. Ward. Pierre S. du-
Pont Edward T. Bettsl William r.
Sellers and Rodney Thayer-
National Bank Of Delaware.
There were no changes IN the d.
,.ortora of the National Bank of Della
ware The board follows' Edward
Andrews. Frederic Pyle, Alexis I. du-
Pont, Harry :. stoeckle. John Richard
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
FRISCO PLAN
OF RELIEF WORK

bv United Press Leased Special Nvira
ROME. Jan. l2-The government TO.
day adopted the plan followed by San
Francisco in the lattors earthquake
relief work. as outlined by Mary Taylor
,of san Francisco in the I.indon Press
Tho work at Mcssina and Reggie vii,
hereafter be assigned TO different de-
partments There will be those OF
finance. rehabilitation. food supply.
health. hospitals and shelter
Ambassador Grscom. who has re.
turend TO Rome from the quake region.
saws that the archbishops OF Mcssina
and Reggie told him that the libei
alitv Of America and England had
proved that Italy must rely on these
contries for her greatest aid.
In compliance with their request. Mr.
Griscom to-day saw Archbishop Ire
land Of st. Paul, and told him that ths
archbishops OF the stricken territory
were counting on him for further aid.
Archbishop Ireland promised 20 do
everything possible. He said he had
already applied e. the bishops OF his
diocese and 70 many prominent lay
mqn in all parts of America for further
dSSlSldlltt.
Several cases OF the discovery Of sur.
vivors in the ruins at Messina were
reported to-day.
The attitude of the church regarding
relief work is opposed TO that Of the
government. rhe latter is anxious 70
disnense with all outside aid at once.
as it considers the further acceptance
OF foreign help reflection on the
countrv's ability TO care for its own
problems
This is why the services OF tho
crews Of the four American battle.
ships were refused. after they had az
rived at Mcssina.
Thee hurch authorities say this Is no
time to display national pride az the
expense of thousands OF suffering sur
vivors. The problem IS so large, they
say. that It is no evidence OF national
weakness TO admit the inability 10
/ handle it properly without assistance
from other countries.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
STATE BAPTISTS
TALK OF MISSIONS

a conference Of Delaware Baptists
began this afternoon in the Second
Baptist Church in the interests OF the
forward movement for missions which
is being advocated by the Baptist
churches Of the country. The confer
enco win continue this evening.
The afternoon session was presided
over by the Rev. Thomas F. Holloway.
Tho devotional services were led by
Rev. j.. J. Westfall. The Rev. w.
quay Rosselle. of Philadelphia. deliy-
cred an address on The Church's
Task" At $50 o'clock there will be
another address by the Rev. jacob
Salade on Methods that VIM" The
Rev. NJ. d. Eubank viii speak at AIS
on What the Layman Can Do AT
4.45 o'clock the Rev. S. c. Nell will
speak on Victory Through Prayer"
The evening program win be as fol-
lows: Harry Emmons, presiding, 7.45
p. H., praise service, the Rev. ]. S.
Cleeland; s p. m, address, the Rev.
NJ d. Eubank; $40 p. m, address, the
Rev. l.. c. Barnes.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
GET READY FOR
INAUGURATION

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Jan. 12-Dehnite plans
for the Inauguration Of Governor
Simeon S. Pennewnl and the cere-
monies incident 10 it were considered
at a meeting of tie legislative joint
inaugural coDfmittee yesterday after
noon. The committee organized by
choosing Senator Barnard as chair
man and Senator Monaghan as secre-
tary. Acknowledgement /. Pusey
Wickersham conferred with the legis-
lative committee.
There will be a. parade of the or.
ganized Militia Of Delaware and tho
Delaware College cadets, and possibly
some Republican clubs. on tho moru.
ing Of the inauguration, January 10,
Tuesday next. Representatives Brad
ford and Senator Monaghan were ap.
pointed a committee 10 Cooperate with
Adjutant- General Wickersham in ar
ranging for the transportation OF the
militia and college cadets to Dover.
They will come on a special train
There will be about 36S members OF the
militia and 100 cadets.
Representatives Bradford, Connolly
and Armstrong were appointed a>com-
mittee on reception. 1t Is expected
that a civic committee viii be named to
cooperate with the legislative COM
mittee in the details.
The inaugural committee wishes II
understood, that the Inauguration cere-
monies as well as the inaugural ball,
which Will be held at night at the
Hotel Richardson. are public and no
invitations fare issued for them. Some
persons had a mistaken impression
that invitations are required, but such
is not the case
1t Is llkely\that instead Of carriages
automobiles viii be used in the IN
ans.lral para \.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
CITY PAYS 5000
FOR FIRE BUILDINGS

The awards on the properties re-
Gently condemned by the city for the
purpose Of widening Front stret, which
were made by the commission that had
been appointed. We're ordered paid at
the meeting of the directors of the
Stret and Sewer Departmnt today. The
properties are the Mary A. Bell estate,
the Davis estate and the Miller estate,
comprising all Eve buildings.
The amount of the awards is $3.50.
The departnent has received $4,000
from City Council to be paid for Front
street properties.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
THESE TRIALS MAY
BE CONTINUED

AS incormations have not yet been
filed by the attorney general in the
two alleged bribery cases which grew
out Of the recent election. it Is not
regarded as probable that the cases,
which are to be heard without jury,
will be tried at this term OF court
The cases are those against John
II. Goodwin and Charles Herdman. il
is likely that when the informations
are filed by the state the defense will
ask time in which TO prepare a reply
and this action would throw the eases
over to the March term.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE

OF Stock and Farming Implements. at
the residence OF the sub4criber Rock
THURSDAY. JANUARY Il. at 1880.
Two homc-raiecd cows. IL young sh0ata,
Poland China. / Poland china boar. 10
pairs of Plymouth Rock chickens. j farm
wagon, J kemps manure sprcader.
Deering binder, ] DeerinE mower. 1 Os-
borne tedder 1 Farmers Friend corn
planter, ] roller I Buckeye grain and
fertilizer drill, ] Buckeye 2-horsc cult-
vator, single cultlvutors. sets or har-
cutter. 1 grindstone i Germantown car
riage, l phaeton buggy, pole for Dear
born, ] Wizard plOW, 2 Sets OF double
trees. ] hay rake, 1 mixing box, feed
boxes, ] platform scales, left. ladders.
] beam and pea scales milk separator,
now Model seed drill. wand cultivators,
shOvcls spades. picks. croWbars log
chains. set OF lead harness. ] set Dear
born harness. ] set OF cart harness. 1
g riding brides, ] 250-egg Cyphers' incu-
hator. / l2o-egg Cyphers' incubator, 3 in
door hroOders, 3 outdoor broodcrs. /
Mann's bone cutter. bee hives I sausage
cutter. / sausage stuiter, ] rendering ket-
tie. / lard press ! cabinetmaker's bench.
1 post augur ! post axe. ] broad axe,
cross-cut saw. ] maui and wedges. l
aDnlc grinder, lot OF vinegar barrels,
bag holders, i walnut bedroom set I ex-
tension table ] No S Othello cook stove,
lot OF dishes . chamber SETS parlor set.
! organ marhel-top tables. ! hall rack.
1 Oid-gtylc sidehoard. street lamps and
brackets. . hanging lamps and many
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Terms Of sale-suns OF over 5000, 60
s. FRANK STIRLING.
W. n. Lank. Auct. j6-7t
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Renucrt Proaram.

The program for the February con-
cert by the Philadelphia Orchestra
promises to be one Of unusual interest
At the concert In the Grand Opera
House next Monday evening, slips con-
tanning a list of musical compositions
will be distributed from which selec-
tions may be designated by those pres
ent, as their choice for the February
concert program. The selections re-
ceiving the largest number of re
quests win be given preference. Mr..
Pohiig extends this courtesy to tho
Wilmington patrons, and the Delaware
committee hope that the plan viii vv
heartily entered into.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
him." LOST BOY
FINDS HOME AGAIN

Thomas O'Donnell and Willie Mich
aels, both about s years old. walked
scared and who locke das IL he had
been crying. Willie had taken Off HIS
own coat and wrapped it about the
boy and Thomas was very solicitous
of his welfare.
Hes lost, mister" said Willie tc
one Of the policemen.
who's lost" asked the policeman.
Him. said Willie, pointing TO the
smallest OF the three.
1t turned ont that him" was lost
and couldn't tell where his home wa5.
The police later learned, however, and
they sent him TO his parents who live
IN the Nelson apartments.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
WHALE DAMAGES
SHIP AT SEA

After exciting adventures off the
Newfoundland Banks. where it was
struck twice on the bottom by an i'm
mense whale. the large Norwegian
freight steamer Hirundo, Of Christina,
Norway. put in at the yards Of the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corporation
to-day 10 be docked and given general
repairs.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
NOTICES.

NJ OTICE-THE slXTEENrH SERIES
IN OF Stock of Perpetual Savings and
Loan Association is now being issued.
First payment viii be due January 3,
1909 Shares can be- obtained from the
secretary az any time at the office, north
west corner FIFTH and Shipcy streets.
EDWARD ANDREWS President
WILLIAM Ia GIBBONS, Secretary
j0-St
NJ OTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ on the stockholders OF the lrish-
American Association viii be held az
their hall. COS French street on Mon
day evening January 18th. 1909 at $50
rectors to serve during the ensuing year.
Rv order JAS. O'TOOLE.
iq-at Secretary.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
SMALL BOY
STARTS A FIRE

A small boy playing with matches
caused blaze IN the homo Of John Wiz
bowsld, at No. sO6 Chestnut street to-day.
He set fire TO a lace curtain and the
flames communicated with the furniture
in the room. The Weccacoe Fire Company
was telephoned for but the fire was ex-
tnguished before the arrival Of the ap-
paratus.
The damage was slight.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
TROLLEY CAR
WAS ON FIRE

Considerable excitement was caused
to-day in the vicinity Of Vandevet
avenue and Market street by a car Of
the Wilmington city Railway Com
pany catching fire. The flooring OF
the car became ignited through a de-
feet IN the electrical mechanism ana
was blazing quito lively by tho time
it reached the end Of the line at Market
strcte.
The Brandywine Fire Company was
telephoned for and extinguished tho
blaze with a chemical stream. Tnc
damage to the car was not serious.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
PUBLIC SALE

The subscriber to relinQuish the
dairy business. viii sell on Bayard Tai
ley Farm. on the Philadelphla Pike. one
half mile from TOP OF Pennyhill, on
MONDAY. JANUARY 18TH. 1900.
at ] o'clock. +. NJ
. work or driving Horses. 20 head of
Cattle as follows. fresh Cows with
calves by their sides: two-year~olo|
FIeifers. close springers; yearlinc
Heifcrs: stock Bulls
The above are all home raised art
graded Jerseys and will make good far
fly Cows
TERMs.--All sums OF $500 and lc
cash; over that amount credit OF
months viii be given by the purcha.
giving a bankabie note with approI
endorser, or Z per cent of for cashi
credit sums.
Darby earfkun through the farm.
WILLIAM SHA<.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Trolley Company Meetinq.

At the annual meeting Of the West
Chester and Wilmington Electric Rail-
way Company at West Chester yesterday
Thomas r. O'Connen was reelected
president. and all the directors were re-
elected except DR.. Harvey Day, who re-
signed. c. p. Faucett was reelected sec
retary and treasurer. At an organization
meeting OF the ldirectors on January 20
= vice-pres' 'entl will be elected. The di-
rectors are IT. Ross. J. Atwood Wei
din. l. c. Flidt. ]. A. kirkpatrick
sA.@=ics GieasonA c. p. Faucet and WI.
lis Pass=:Sge
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
PuRLIC SALE

or STOCK WILL BE SOLD AT
Bear station. Delaware Railroad
MONDAY. January 18th, 1909
At l23O o'clock.
rs Head Horses. Good workers and driv-
ers / pair Of No ! Mules & years old.
good and quick anywhere. IS Head OF
Cattle Some fresh and Springing No.
Cows, the balance are coming IN profit
later. Also. several Hclfera and Stock
Bulls.
The above stock will be sold without
reserve and guaranteed as represented
or money refunded.
Sale win start promptly at l o'clock
TERMS OF SALE-All sums OF $50 and
under, Cash: over the amount three
months credit with good security. inter-
est added on credit sums per cent
or for cash on credit sums
W. s. BURRIS.
Geo T. Day. AuctIOneer tl9-lB
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Tides DELAY Sewer Work.

Work on the new sewer in Shipley
street near the Christiopa riveg is be-
ing delayed on account cf the rise and
f;,l of the tides. A cosfer dam win
have to be built TO keep tho water back
v hi4e the men are engaged in holding
the sewer as the pumps vhicn have
Leen at work have proved Of no use.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Falls Will. Running For Car.

Samuel ward. 28 years old, Of No.
POS waln,lt street, while running to
catch oaf Yesterday fell at the cor
ncr Of Eleventh. and Church streets re-
'oei,inE -e,ieral bruises. Ills injuries
were drcssol at the Delaware iiospitah
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
S2nnn.nn

DO you want part OF it? n so sell us
your household goods, furniture carpets.
price or any dealer4 Estimates OF en-
tire contents OF houses OF just a few
pieces Let us show you what we are
willing TO give you in cash.
STIDHAM e. SON.
III East Fourth st.
ID. and A. Phone 535. Drop Postal
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Had Arm Injured.

Seventh street, applied to the doctors
at the Delaware Hospital yesterday 70
dress a bruised arm which he had sus-
tanned in an accident. After the doc
tors had dressed the injury the man
left the hospital
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Finger Broken in Belt.

Frank Thompson, an apprentice at
the shops OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, had one of the fingers Of
his right hand mashed yesterday by the
breaking OF IN eccentric belt.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NJ OTtCE--l, J. g. ADAMS. The TEN
AN ant and occupant OF the house sit
uated at IA East Fourth street. In the
Fourth ward in the city OF Wilmington.
county OF New Castle and state OF Del
aware. In compliance with the require
ments Of the acts of the General As
aembly IN such case made and provided.
do hereby give notice that I shall apply
IN writing to the Court OF General Ses-
sions OF the State OF Delaware, In and
for New Castle county, on Monday. the
First day OF March. 1909 being the
next term OF said court. for license
for said house, as an inn or tavern, for
the sale therein OF Intoxicating LIQUORS
IN less quantities than one quart to be
drunk on the premises. and tho following
respectable citizens of said ward. az
least twelve OF whom arc substantial
frecholders or said ward recommend the
3. c. Goidstein n. l.. steHcnberg
JOS. H. Green Edward Barney
James Kitchen Timothy Buckley
Hugh Duffy c. w. Buckmaster
John H. l.aliy Wm. Haggerty
w. J. Shiles w. W. Iefferies
IT r,,,cisr,aafo, NJ II B IT, SnoWden
Geo NJ ouinn Al ID John II. Edwards
w., n erf,rtio,.o James Mcmahon
Martin Y Trsrreu Fred Conner
Nricdern,afer r. l.. Nanderbrack
Neal Duffy Richard r. Mahoney
p. r. Murphy Frank w. Hyatt
j9-st J. Q. ADAMS.
NJ OrIcE-L MAGDALENA r. FARRA.
~ the tenant and occupant Of the house
situated az No il9 Shlpley street, In the
First ward. IN the city OF wilmington,
county OF New Castle and State OF Della
ware in compliance with the require
ments OF the acts Of the General Assem-
bly,. IN such case made and provided, DO
hereby give notice that ] shall opply IN
writing to the Court OF General Sessions
OF the State OF Delaware. In aud for New
Castle county, on Monday, the first day
Of March. A. d, 1900, being the next tern
OF said court. for a license for said house
as an inn or tavern. for tho sale therein
or intoxicating liquors. IN less quantities
than one quart. 10 be drunk on the prem
ises. and the following respectable citi-
zena Of said ward at least twelve OF
whom are substantial frccholdcrs OF said
ward, recommend tho said Application,
VIZ.
VIM AschcnhaCh John Fehl
John j. Collins Wm. Cook
Jakob Schicbor Joseph Fisher
James ]. Riley Frank g. Houccker
q b. Doughcrty ludwig Hendricks
VIM r. RYAN Jas J. Lee
ThoS N1orchan 81 r. Rawnsley
a. NJ H. Ioper Thos. H. Buckley
Albert +. Vaughan II. ID. Entrickch
Ecni u. Cranston &. II. Jamison
Hugh q. Collins ANm. Huber
Jas j. HnCgcrty Joseph Cohen
j. Zimmerman James Galley
Patrick A. Naultv ANm. McAteer
u1-3t MAGDALENA r.. FARRA.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
9th and King SITS.
3rd and Orange SITS,

Household goods hauled stored
packed and shipped. Guarantee Stor-
age Warehouse. Sd and French Ieie-
phone Warner No. $780,
Evening journal., 1909-01-12

WA
RECEI
RECEIVE

BY virtue OF ana
Chance'y OF fiie
and fo1 New Ca
posed " sale |at
ON THURSD%
at . 0N
on the premises.
street, u the city
All tie Real Est
West Fourth atr4
PROPERTY of the u
dywine Leather q
the factory VITA b
lures lately used X
IN the nanufactlIL
Attendance w'l
made known BY &
Receiver or The VI
Wire Leather
or by ROBERT II
His SON
Attest:Ioseph "
W.lIlmIlngtonx u
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
In THE REAL
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

-. -
POP SALE on HENl a LARGE |
street. Fifth street and Pennsylvania (
Railroad Freight Yards. ei waited siding.
runs through property, over IA coal bins.
large stable. ohlce and store room. The
ground surface is under roof. Immediate
possession THE PHILLTPS-THOAfP
SON, CO, 200 East FOURTH street: dlt-tl
FOR SALE OR kENT-2s- "a, Hl. (
stanton. rooms, barn, outbuilding an
GEo T. BARL6W. stanton. Del jl.i1i
z OR SALE.
= A nice lot ripe for building ope
alton. ia a fine location. East side ir'
Rodney street and south Of Pennsy
vania avenue. 100 feet front. viii q
Opposite Court Housol loll Market 81
r OR SALE.
= FEW or OUR BARGAINS.
2f2S Pennsylvania Ave, II rooms. mi a.
10th and Boulevard. Q rooms. steam heat
nth and Washington st.. rooms, m7dal
1906 Madison st., II rooms. modern.
18th and 1atnnll SITS. y rooms, new. ~
i70l-i iS2l-2229 and 2309 Pine st.
Sth and Rodney Sts rooms. modern.
ele Jefferson St.. rooms modern. "
5ls ls, W Az ~ ST. rooms rooms Modern modeTn a
io3 S. Broome st., . rooms. modern. n
Sl3 Dupont ST., rooms modern. II
s29-S3s and 92s Pine ST.. modern T.
5l7 and 5i7 r. Sth st.. modern. "A
Many country residences and farms nqta
Several IN list with others can be beudkh
on easy terms -ooD-,>A
Real Estate. Insurance. $50 Market st
Both Phones
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
Wom9sn's Auxiliary meetina.

The Epiphany meeting ~
Womans Auxiliary of the .Epl nS'.s
Church of Delaware will be A.
st. Thor Church, Newark. e.
o'clock, Khursday afternoor vo<e
dresses he "A made by Bishos ,,rar.
of spoA tnd Bishop Kinsrn. ..r.,
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
NJ 0TiCE-ANNUAL MEETING

NJ DTIII-ANNINI. MTEITNI
Insecurity Trust and Safe Deposit Co.
Wilmington. Dell Jan. Z, 1909
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF this company. for the election of d.
rcctors and tho transaction ot such other
business as may come before tho meet
ing. will be held az the Office Of the
company. No. $40 Market street, on Tues
day. January 10. 1909. between the hours
of and 4 o'clock y m.
l.. SCOTT TOWNSEND,
fq-Qt Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
. W. c. T. U. msssin, q

The WHlminston Y. w. G. Is
hold its regular monthly
meeting st the home OF Miss
cheyney. No. 2Ro0 r'est {. #<3
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
n

NOTIcE-ELECTION.
~ Central National Bank OF Wilmington
Wilmington, Del, Dec. ~. 1908
The annual election OF directors Of this
bank Will be held at the banking house.
on TueEday, January i2, 1903, between
the hours OF IL o'clock noon and 2 o'clock
p. m. H. T.. RuMFORD.
di2-lm Cashier.
Evening journal., 1909-01-12
HRLP WA

xxyANTED~TIF
w and nifty stalk
ing machines. A!
KELLY g. CO.. fVG,
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