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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15

MASON CITY. Ia. Jan Ia Spe,.taI Tel
C-,rd1u. THE Forest City girls defeated
the locals i'm basket ball game by the
score Of y 70 T.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
BOARD SOON TO PICK COACH
Nebraska Body Will Select Man in
Next Ten Days.
MYSTERY WHO WILL GET JOB
COrnhusker Basket Ball Team shows
Up in Early Game with COtneF
in Poor FOrm-SOOn on
Trip.

LINCOLN, Jan. 44.-(Special. The ques-
ton of the Cornhusker coachshp will
come up for final decision some time
within the next ten days. DR.. Clapp is
anxious to decide the question and the
undergraduate members OF the board have
chafed at the delay. The wait has ex-
cited the students and many are predict
ing that the board will find itself in a
tight place with all OF the good men al
ready signed up.
Al hopes OF Johnny" McGovern, the
Gopher whrwnd. we're dspeled by the
statement OF one of the undergraduate
members Of the board He said that Nc
Govern was not sticking alone on the mat
ter of salary. The gridiron star does not
care to take up coaching as a permanent
work and could not be induced to coach
during the entire year McGOvern and
Johnny Bender having been eliminated and
with the doubt concerning Benedict, there
il considerable speculation as to who are
the other candidates for the Job. DR..
Clapp. as secretary of the board, refuses
to tell who the applicants are, but says
that over thirty men are being considered,
The meeting OF the athletic board VIII be
held Monday night and the selection OF
an all-year coach is looked for at this
time
basket BALL q Surprise.
The result of the practice work OF the
Cornhuskers in basket ball has been dis
tinct surprise to the followers Of the team.
In the opening game with Cotner the
Cornhuskers failed to show up in anything
/ like the form expected OF them. Appar-
emily lacking in knowledge Of the rudi-
ments OF the game Cotner had an easy
/ time with the varsity.
Lack Of team work is assigned by the
coach as a reason for the defeat Of the
/ Ccrnhuskers. During the last week the
/ Cornhuskers have been working hard, and
the coach assures the players that the
showing viii be more flattering than in the
/ opening game.
! Hiltner has been playing good game AT
center. but the guards and forwards are
! weak Sam Carrier is playing a steady game
/ at forward. but the other members Of the
| squad have not shown the form Of last
/ years team. The season opens next Fri
day night in the race for the Missouri val
/ Icy championship. Immediately following
4 the final examinations the team leaves fol
/ a trip I'm which il meets all Of the teams
4 OF the conference.
/ Tryouts to select a representative for the
/ Cornhuskers IN the western fencing NEE
I at Chicago were arranged for Friday al
meeting Of those interested in the sport. 4
class was organized and after a series o.
lessons the tryouts will be held.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15
Western League Teams All Look Good Conhuers Hunting for New Coach
IOWA RIFLE TEAM
LEADS In SHOOT

State University Squad Makes Best
Score in First Weeks Matches
at Washington.
DEFEATS MISSOURI UNIVERSITY
For Collegiate Championship Of the
United States.
SIXTEEN SCHOOLS REPRESENTED
Series of Fifteen Matches is to Con-
tinue Weekly.
CLOSE APRIL TWENTY SECOND
HRwkeye Team Wins over Missouri
by the score Of Eighteen Hun
dred and seventy TO Sta
teen Hundred.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-15

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-08
Senator ingalls,

the most powerful Orator Of
tho Fiftieth Congress. when
asked how he acquired his
wonderful command OF Ian
guagc, replied.
For years have made n
practice OF searching the pic
tionary for words that are
NEW To ME. aud then using
them In conversation or in
Public Speaking.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-08

They ar PLAYING new brand Of politics in New
Mexico. According &c the story from there the pro-
rr,Ssivc Republicans and the progressive Democrats
---- .ams tossthss . campaign for the purpose ot
defeating the stardrat element Of both Farlts The
progressive Republicans to have one u the con-
rrstousl r.rincst and thc progressive Democrats
the other the rroprssve II the state TO vote Tor both
In this way asserted that the reacouary element can
be routed tas and taeraFc It's an Interesting study
in political economy and We shall watch the outcome
'th NO little interest.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06
SPECIAL VROORAM AT
TRE IllN TONIGHT

Tho management of the Iris thea.
ter are EoinG TO sive their patrous
their money! worth tonight. There
vii bc four reels Of excellent motion
pictures and On Illustrated song on
the program. which viii BE- % follows:
"a Ride to DEATH" one OF tho most
thrilling dramas ever put into pic
torial form: "Foolsheada xmas." Q
comedy: "Uacls Toms Cabia." the
old familiar story told In pictures:
IN Norway" IN Exceptionally beau.
tiful scenic Aim. and . beautiful dra.
ms entitled what 10 70 Ne WIN BE. %
. story of tho sea.
The title OF the illustrated song to-
niRht will bc. Sunbeam.
es In gold viii be given 10 the pat.
ron holding tho lucky coupoa. one OF
which is given with each admissioa
ticket.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
(Clesk)

An sxsmination for clerk will b
held At the postoaace IN this city %
June 3. 1914.
Age limit. 10 to Is years, on the
dste Of sxsmination. :.
Married women will not bs admit.
ted 10 the examination. This prohi.
Lition. however. does not apply 70
women who arc divorced or those
%ho arc separated from their hus-
bands and support themselves. but
they are eligible for appointment only
~ clerk.
Applicants must be physically
sound. and male applicants must bs
not less than 8 fest I inches IN height
without boots or shoes. and weigh
not less than l3s pouaAs without
Gvercoat or hat.
For application blanks and for full
Information relative 10 the sxamina.
tlon. qualifications. duties. salariss.
variations. promotions. etc.. address
immediatsly. 4|
THE PoeFMAsTDR.
Postomes. Klamath Pals. Ore.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06
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A most succcssful musical enter
tainment was given last evening In
Redmen's hall. when the pupils Of
Mrs. Don J. zumwalt appeared In
vocal aud Instrumental recital. All
Of tho numbers were rendered In true
artistic style. aud were greatly on.
loved by the apprcciative audience.
Mrs. zumwalt'a classes have made
wonderful progress In their studies.
aud there arc several who apcparcd
last night whose work bids fair to
earn them considerable note In mu.
sicxa circles. Following IL tho pro.
gram rendered:
Part Owc (Piano)
i---(a). Fur Elicc" (Bccthoven):
(b), scarf Dance" (ChaminadcD
Miss Louise Benson.
:-(a). First waits" (Schmoi,: ON
March Of the Little Sages" MAT.
thews)-Marion Masten.
s--"Berceuss Misnon" tHovarth)--
Miss Claudia Sphinx.
two Etudcs--(a) "Arabcsque"
(BurGmuller); (b) "Pastorale"
tBurgmullerl--Miss Octavia Do.
Lap.
s-(a) Hunting Song" (Aitman);
(b) "In Rank and File" tl.anse)
Master Nrnel SteArns.
tai "The Joyous Peasant" (Schu.
mann): (b) Sunday Morning"
(Hcller)--Miss Margaret wor.
den.
tai "Chaconne" (Rouvier): (b)
Confidence" (Mendelssohn) -
Miss Jennie Applegatc.
Part Two (vOeal)
Maria" (l.atin words. Bach
0ounod: (bD II Wonder II Ever
the Rose" (SiaterD Miss Jcssie
Telford.
e-(a) "Donv You Mind the Sor-
rows (Cowles): (b) Lullaby
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06

George N. Wheeler 10 up from
Weed today.
Fred Bailey OF Santa Rosa 10 At
the Livsrmore.
o. c. Failing 10 here from Yuba on
business mattsrs.
Ernest =. Hyland and Charles Nc
Farland are here from Eugene.
q. Z. Taylor came ia last night
from Cornelius. Ore. and may decide
to locate here.
r. L. Carlson. . well known resi-
dent Of 0desa. was In this city yss-
terday. attsnding to busiasss matters.
The Iris theater h the only theater
In town where you are guaranteed
against seeing pictures you have seen
before.
X. L. Burdic and @. 9. Butler. well
known residents OF Ashland. are
among today's residcnts at the Bald
win Hotel.
G. A. Bunting. from Merrill. was 10
town today attending the monthly
meeting OF tho klamath Water Users
association.
8. J. Hollihan. . prominent Chico
ite. 10 here attending to business mat
tiers and shaking hands with old
friends. He is . guest st the Lake
side mn.
Deputy United States Marshal
Hammersley LETT this morning for DO
nansa with HE prisoner. Chas. Brown.
accused Of counterfeitins. where he
viii BE- given . preliminary hearing
before United States Commissioner
Hamaker.
=. r. c. williams OF the Klamath
Basin. who 10 running . dairy and
chicken ranch was . business visitor
In town. He has $40 laying hens.
800 chicks and will receive next
week 500 more chicks from Peta.
luna. Calf.
Miss Alberta Graham OF Poe VAL
ley. Who has established quite Q rep
utation a. . pony race rider. and Who
was severely injured IN . race at DO
nansa last October was In Klamath
Falls today. accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. Marks.
Jas. n. Driscoil. the real estate |
man. and w. A. Delsell. cashier Of
the First National hank. departed to- |
day for LAkcview. called hither on . |
subpoena a. witnesses In the Adams
Carroll case. which was Transferred
to Lake county for trial.
Mrs. walter B. 0nider. . we'll known
resident OF Lakeview. arrived In this
city last nisht from Seattle. where
she has been visiting. she Vas &C.
by her mother. Mrs. Flor.
rnce Jones OF Corvallis. a.A The tWo
ladies' LETT this morniag By auto for
Bly,. ON their way to Laksvisw to joia
". 0al1ee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06
WE'LL SHOW YOU

soas q ths bsst Md h ~ Vallsy u
zoo WIN 1t - take yoa cot b oas
aato today. u intsssste0 coals ia as6
go ~.
lT'S WORTH MORE-lol acres o.
Lost River. an usdss eultivstjos ard
irrigation excepe . aeses. Fiae alfalfa
lad; - acres now h alfalfa. The
best of soil. spleuAid Agaiaase; god
improvements. Prize eo8 pr aese;
0ae.thlrd cash.
ONE HUNDRED AND slXTY acsss
aear station. An under isslGnejoa;
we'll located; llne seil. IAis Weal1
ssil readily At . msch hisiser psiSe u
cot isto 20 aero tracts. Psjce 80 pev
|scse; terms.
sIxTY.u0HT ACRES oa Lost Riv.
~; an under tsyiestioa ard cultlva.
tjos. Pat this n alfalfa ard ell Il
sor 600 pr sese. Price esS; oss.
thisd cash.
A REAL BAR0AM-loO scres II
e1dsst sstale4 past a vallsy, - scsss
0ndeS ditch. 1he oWDev nee6s m0aey.
Price 80 psr aers; eaoeo eash Vim
handle 4.
NEAR NDLAND-o0 acres. 60|
acres under ditch; an under culttvs.
ttos. A good, boy. Price 90 per
scso; easy tessas.
TWO MILES OUT-lO acses; Inst
look ~ the price. Oaly 600. Bettes
let ~ sAoW yoa this.
ELEvEN ACRHA y miles e9t; Z.
room houses chjckea hoass saA bssu. |
Pvico = low sa1 tsgans cosy.
IDEAL FOR DAIRY-l00 acres |
ealy . miles from ejly. o. naia reck |
poad; - acFes un6ss ivsleAtioa, -
acRss h alfalfa. 1his WIN mako yes |
npsaey. Pvsee ~, ese.third cash.
Cl11lO030 = RICE
Wegt = ~ Amssioaa uolso
pAoas ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06

iron Jocciyn. 0odard) Miss
Ida Momeycr.
s--tO Good nyc. Sweet Day" ivan.
nah): (b) "of Thcc I'm Think.
Ing" lMeyer.iielmund) - Miss
Ermx TloaGland.
tai without You Dear" (Mct.
calO: (b) "lnvocatiop" (d'llar.
de,ot)--Mis Agnes Stephenson.
80 go
Mrs. WIN Worden was hostcss 10
the Leisure Hour Club Monday after.
noon, when four tables OF 800" were
arranged for. and dainty refresh.
mcnts were served.
sss sss
The ladies' Of the Guild mct at the
home Of Mrs. e, ?, Mason Friday
afternoon.
The A. n. W. Club vas sniertaiusd
by Mrs, Geo. wirts Wednesday after.
noon. when oiicers were elected and
a most pleasant afternoon spent.
Mrs. c. c. Ho6uc was reelected presi.
dent. while Mr. wattsaburs vas
chosen At secretary and treasurer.
ssss
Miss Waters catestaiasd the chill.
drcn Of her Grade In the west 0ids
school with = picaic today.
sssss
On Thursday evening NJ. and Mrs.
". p. Mcmillan entestainsd = few
friends In honor Of NJ. and Mrs. A.
Doibecr Of Huntiastoa. Idaho. who
are Waiting In the city. The evening
was spent In progressive games and
music. after which dainty rcfresh.
ments were served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dolbeer. NJ.
and Mrs. w. u. Dolbecr. Mr. and Mrs.
A. Picl. Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Boiler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reno Brewbaker and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Mcmillan.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Togssry company having pur.
chased the interest Of Mr. Mclean Ia
the Pantatorium. the BUSINESS viii -
moved to the present site Of the ToG.
gerry. and will be continued under the
efhciont MANAGEMENT Of Psrcival
0holl.
The ToGgsry will collect all bills
owinG to the Pantatorium and nay all
outstanding liabilities.
THE T000DRY CO.. INC.
ny o. w. Robsrtsoa. Mgr. est
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06
LOCAL DRBVTEID

Who 10 TONI why TOM 0TBPH.
EMS. OF course.
Special orchestra music u the iria
thsater Sunday nisht.
Are YOU Interested u KLAMATH
COUNTY? II -. sss TON. He hes
some good basGsiss.
We have some very 1esssabDs
SIXTH street property v0R SAI =.
TON.
W. nave INSURANCE Tor ssy.
thins.-TOM. On MAIN, 1rnnnT,
opposite the COURT HOUSE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06
the nflROst COMPANY
HERE FOR THREE weeks

Theater covers of this city are
pleased. very pleased to learn that the
popular Melrose company Of players.
are coming back again. They will
open here Monday night. and will re-
main with W for three weeks. Dur
Ing the past iali this popular company
made quite q stay In klamath Falls.
and the splendid manner In which
they presented the Ane plays In their
extensive repertoire won them many
friends here. and secured crowded
houses for them every night.
The company comes here from
successful tour through California.
and they will present an entirely new
repertoire. including some OF tho
latest and best plays Of the foremost
American playwriters.
On the opening night the MelrOse
company will present for the nrst
time In Klamath Falls. The Man Of
the Hour" This play II remarkably
powerful. and dealing st II does with
modern high finance and politics a.
she 10 played" In the big cities OF the
country nowadays. II decidedly inter-
esting. From the standpoint Of high
finance Il may bs compared to the
Lion and the Mouss." while the
political side Of Il insofar ax II 10
mixed with this high finance. re-
minds one Of San vrancisco's recent
experience under the Reuf-6ichmits.
regime. However. the synopsis In the
program naively gives the time OF the
Incidents ~ today. and the place -
any large city In America"
with tho excellent dramatic ma.
teriai In the company the play ID we'll
cast and all the old favorites have
strong parts. James Dillon the In.
corruptibls mayor. the leading cherac.
ter Of the play. while the heavy part
II In the hands Of Mr. waitsfmeyeF -
Richard Harrisas. the schsming
grsftins ward boss. against whom
II pittsd his political enemy. jos. Phs-
Ian. another ward boss. oss OF those
clever Irish politicians who accom-.
plishes the downfall Of the enemy and
at the some time asslsls ~ mayor
in his righteous campaign By playing |
Into the hands Of right and justice.
both characters we're clsvsrly por.
trsysd.
The ladies' Of the company srs
happily cast. 0snsvisvs Cunningham
has the part Of the Anancisr's daugh.
tor. with whom the hero y IN love and
who b his guiding s1as through bis
lroublous adminissrseloa. Mics Mel.
rose ID cast for tte mother Of the
hero and has. nost elective scene
whsre she counssls hss son 70 do what
ID right. even though Il Involves the
yood name Of his father.
The other members OF the company
With several additions give good sup
port. There viii b. . shanss Of play
,seh night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06

WANTED-Man and wife for ranch
or good woman cook. Apply Lake
side Inn wsdnssday afternoon. Mrs.
?. ". Snyder. 6.1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06

Looking for q new. comfortable
room for the summer? Better make
. Selection at the new Argravss.
Strictly modern. On the hill across
from the postoince. 25-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06

Four thousand feet Of feature mo.
tion pictures At the Iris theater to-
night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06

Go TO the Iris theatsr this evening
and see the best program OF motion
pictures and Illustrated songs In the
city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06

Do not fail TO - the feature pic
tars. "Ths Ride 10 DEATH" At the
lris thostey this Ovooing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06
WHEN surixo A wArcm

Get . good one or don't buy at all
You needn't pay . great big price fo'
a handsome case unless you want to-
but You want q good movement In sn.
event. Al this jewelry shop you can
get watch you can ewear BY and not
at. We guarantee u. no matter what
you pay for Il. Isn't Il time you
bought . watch?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06
Social, Evenks Of the Week

SPLENDID RECITAL GIVEN IN REDMEN's HALL LAST EVEN
mo ny rHE TALENTED vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL
PUPILS OF MRS, Don J, zrMwALT--oTiiER LOCAL Nd.
CIAi. HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-06

Miss Waters catcetainsd the chill.
drcn Of her grade In the west 0lds
school With = picaic today.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-08-04

Born. Tuesday morning. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Thayer, Young street, a
son.
Miss Rosie Hicks of Lansing. called
on relatives here Wednesday while on
her way to Clare, where she will spend
the next two weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Monroe, Mr. and
Mrs. r Stone and son, Arthur, and
Miss Myrtle Neff returned Tuesday
from weeks stay at Little Crystal.
Mrs. Mike Bucks has returned to her
home in Owosso after visiting for a
short time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Pete Anderson, Whaley street.
Cadillac News.
Harry Moore of Chicago, who has
been visiting his brother, Arthur
L. Moore of Saginaw street, will leave
for Detroit, Sunday, where he will re.
main until Sept. 1. at which time he
will accompany his brother Arthur on
q ttiP W thCii hOIuC az I1dILlOTu, OOQ-
necticut.
AT the Tuesday MONDAY lunch Of
the Improvement Association matters
relating to the rebuilding of the plant
of the Standard Flaked Food Co. were
discussed at some length and at the
next meeting President Shattuck will,
announce the building committee and
u meeting of the signers of the guar
antee will be called to select three
directors. The President was also
instructed to appoint committees to
arrange for an excursion to Hazlett
Park over the l.. & N E. and to ask
the merchants of the city to close their
places Of business for one day and Join
in making the day civic holiday. 1t
is hoped tl.at sufficient funds can be
raised in this manner to complete the
sum promised by the Association for
the right of way for the L. & N. E.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-08-04
THE OWOSSO TIMES
EDMUND o. DEWEY, EDITOR.
OWOSSO, MICH, AUG. 4, 1911.
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Falice Parker is visiting
friends in Mt. Pleasant.
Roy Aberle returned Tuesday from
a business trip to Chicago.
Roy Aberle was in Fenton and
Holly Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Thomas went
to Detroit Wednesday via auto.
Mrs. John Haley went to Detroit
Wednesday to spend two weeks. ...
Attorney N. r. Walsh went to
Flint Tuesday on probate business.
d. c. Shea of Bay City was guest
of his sister, Mrs. T. Heney Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Benson went to
Crawling, Wednesday to spend a
week.
Mrs. Roy Aberle went to Jackson
Monday to spend two weeks with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Detwiler of
Detroit were guests Of Owosso rela-
tives Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Stewart and
the city, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartlett are
spending few Jays with friends in
Detroit and Pontiac.
DR.. r. e. Howard returned to Mt.
Clemens Monday after spending Sun
day with his family.
DR.. f. T. Wilson and son, Edger-
ton, left Tuesday for weeks stay at
Detroit, Buffalo and Toronto.
John Stanley of Chippewa Falls,
Wis, is a guest at the home of Rev.
John Watson. Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Harry Dunbar and son, Har-
ry, returned from a weeks stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Whitehead
and son, Lesion, have returned from
q visit with relatives in Strathroy,
Ont
Mrs. A. B. Chapman went to Lam
sing Wednesday, called there by the
illness of her sons wife, Mrs. Chas.
Anderson.
Richard Freeman of New Haven
township left Tuesday for Pangman,
Sask., to visit his son, Raymond
Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Roos of Bay
City were guests Monday at the
home of Mrs. Roos' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Keyte-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Penny and
two children, Frederick and Grant,
of Cass City are visiting at the home
of II. d. Hanes.
Miss Hester Mitchell returned to
her home in Coldwater Monday after
spending a few days with her cousin,
Miss Bessie VanDyne, in this city.
putt" Walton, convicted sojne-
time ago of violation of the local or
ton law, was released from the coun-
ty Jail Tuesday, having completed
his term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Osburn and
Mrs. Anna Osburn Baxter and
daughter Miss Genevieve went to De-
troit Saturday to spend week at
the Rushmere Flats.
Fred Berner has closed out his
meat business on North Washington
street, corner of King. G. r. Under
wood the grocer will conduct the
market in the future.
Mrs. Benjamin Randall and daugh'
ter. Miss Lois, of Owosso came here
Sunday evening to remain for a day
or so with friends. They will also
visit Mr.. Randall who is employed
on the northern division of the Ann
Arbor railroad. News.