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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
COLUMBUS Day.

The memory OF Christopher Col
umbus is being recalled in thirteen
states OF the union today. 1t was
41s years ago that this famous Ital-
ian navigator brayed the dangers OF
what was then the unknown sea and
first sighted land In the western
hemisphere. While an Italian, him
self, he was sailing under the Span
ish coiors and to Spain. at that time,
went all the glory for his achieve
ment.
During these past 400 years the
country discovered by Columbus has
developed into the greatest nation
In the world. The United States ef
| America was born. Today the peo-
Pile who gather under the protection
of the stars and stripes are celebrat-
Ing the anniversary OF the discoy-
cry Of the continent on which it Is
established.
The states hat join with New Jer-
| sey in celebrating Columbus Day
are: California. Colorado. Con-
necticut. Illinois, Maryland, Massa-
chusetts, Michigan, Missouri. Mon
tana. New York. Pennsylvania and
| Rhode Island. There is every rea-
| son to believe hat az time passes
| ether states will Join and Columbus
| Day lis destined to become = nation
al holiday, for his achievement was
essentially a national event In
fact. it involves the whole western
hemisphere. There IL no reason,
therefore, why n particular state
should commemorate the deeds OF
| Columbus. All should join in do
ling honor to the mar who FIRST es-
tablished the fact that a continent
existed on this side Of the Atlantis
ocean.
1t is to be regretted that Column
bus has been robbed OF the greatest
honor that was due him. that is.
giving his name to the continent
which he discovered. While 1T Is q
fact that he was not the first man
to nut foot on the American soil, he
was the first who set out from Eu-
rope with the intention OF finding
land to the westward. Others who
came before him merely stumbled
upon the continent accidentally and
failed to make any notice OF It upon
tier
There Is no greater even In his
tory than the discovery Of America
and the people do well today to cele-
brate the event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
MrJzzI,H H DOGS.

Mayor Bollschweiier's prociama-
ton, ordering that all dogs running
at large must be muzzied, is a timely
document. 1t makes no difference
whether the dog Ia licensed or not.
one stray cur within . half hour
can bite half a dozen licensed dogs,
which n turn win become even more
dangerous than the unlicensed dog,
because being licensed. people are
inclined to give them more freedom
than otherwise.
There has been an epidemic OF
mad dogs In this city within the past
few weeks and many peoples lives
have been endangered. The desper-
ate struggle between a dog and IT.
owner, an account OF which was pub
lished in the EVENING NEWS
~
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12

Drum and Bugle Corps In Washing
ton hall.
Nov. 22-z3-24-Fair. auspices OF
the Presbyterian Ladies' tn the chap
81
Nov. 29-Dancs and reception,
Iarion Athletic Club, Auditorium.
Nov. 19-Ball Of Marion Athletic
Club. Auditorium.
1919
Dec. 7@-Fair, Woman's club, st.
Stephens Danish Lutheran church.
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WILSON In
Nowhere In the state has Cover


besnnofs- nrrrrrry-r
enthusiastically welcomed than in
Middlesex county. and especially In
Perth Ambog. The demonstration
proved conclusively that the people
are with the Governor in the great
work he is doing. and have the ut
most confidence In him as the
states Chief Executive. The Coy
ernor has every reason to feel en-
couraged after the warm greeting
he received here. He must know
s.. LIS elerts are appreciated.
There was no doubt about the
sincerity Of Perth Amboy's wei
come. with an escort OF automo-
biles, with red fire, meeting the
Goparnor at Metuchsn, six miles
away, with a crowd Of 1000 people
cheering him outside as he aiighted
from hts automobile at the Auditor
ium. and with fully 5000 persons
crowded inside, cheering al he pass
ed up the aisle. the citizens Of Perth
Amboy outdid themselves In paying
honor Il q man whom they had but
little known q year age. The DEM
er@trestcr E1S continued when,
with the Governor seated on the
platform. three cheers were given
for the next President" And. lat
Or, when he arose to speak, the en-
tire audience stood up as o man and
remained standing on their feet for
fully u minute cheering and waving
their hats. This enthusiasm was
kept up at the close of-the meeting
when thousands of admirers crowd
ed forward to grasp the Governors
hand and 1t wax ended only when
ths Chief Executive was forced to
hasten away to catch his train. 1t
YVES = great. spontaneous outburst
Of enthusiasm seldom before equall-
ed. The Governor must have known
that he was In tho hands OF his
friends.
The unanimity with which this
EreetIng WAS accorded the Coy
etnor sets 1t rest for all tiras any
souDt as to whether or moi Middle
sex Is With Wilson. The absence 81
Willard F. Ross. OLIVER Kelly and
Andrew Furman. old-time leaders,
rs the banquet In New Brunswick,
only goes to prove that the old or
der Of things ia passing and new
and sader q nez
Ieadership, has taken hold OF the
party . fact thai makes the Repuh'
tsean party. stil1 dominated by the
same old gang.~ stand ouE Ia con
apieuous contrast
Tuesday naghk was : great occas.
{cn TOR Perth Amh ~ MD.
sssints. Il proxea that fhs
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FAN%Ay 80 @VtAVA
who claims that
he Is SIS honest as
the day is long
will bear watchin'
after shutdown.
1T takes consid-
cradle push and
quite q lot OF pull
q Teller wants to
get ahead very
fast, especially II
be Is runnin' q
handcar.
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NoTEs ON THH COUNTY FAIR.


NOTES ON THE COUNTY FAIR.
The ice cream n this year ar
quite satisfactory, although they still
have the anne old FAULT OF leaking
out OF the bottom alter you have
held them in your hand fifteen OF
twenty minutes. The ice cream drips
out OF the bottom OF the cone and
spoils a fawn colored vest In about 8
minute and a half. What is needed
Is a tin ice cream cone that can be
soldered up. A tin conc would be
much easier to digest than some We
get nowadays.
They have a very good musical
comicaI show called 'The Midnight
Bellies. The girls dance without
moving the feet. Mazeppa, the edu-
Gated horse, II not SO exciting, but
his performance is not risque and no
son need hesitate to take his father
there.
The homemade taky, which you
see thrown over a hook and pulled by
"a man with dark gloves on, is Just as
tasty as ever. OF course the man
does not wear dark gloves. There is
one expert out at the Fair who can
tAlo tal13 Al LIE dAE auu AlAA6
a figure s out OF 1t In transit and
keep 1t of the ground most every
time. He only dropped 1t three times
while we were watching him yester-
day and when he spread 1t out on
the marble slab and shipped It of
into FIVE cent lengths with a pair OF
sheers, it had all the pristine beauty
of the white marble tombstone. 1t
was also OF about the same consist
ency and taste.
On account Of the rain there were
only two races at the fair yesterday.
the white and the eolored. They say
the track was very heavy. / don't
know who weighed 1t.
It was not at all difficult to find
the seats In the street cars. When
they started suddenly most OF the
passengers found seats on the floor.
The most extensive exhibit on the
grounds Is the display OF Hamburger
sandwiches and Coney Island red
hots. / stopped at one OF these I'M
poriums and hesitated whether to
take a Hamburger sandwich or a
Coney Island redhot. / asked the
managing editor OF the establishment
which was the better OF the two and
he said: "Oh. 1t doesn't mako d
difference which You take. You Will
wish you had taken the other
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EaslN.
EWF.
IVY By ROY n. MoULToN.

But old man BlhbiDs says all the rest
of the family have always took
Hanks Family Tea, and what's good
enough for the rest of the family is
good enough for her.
Fine line OF caskets aud burial
robes, inquire Amos Butts. also Iiv-
cry feed and sales stables. II. VIII
lington Bolts had got 3 fine new pair
of pajamas to YEA Sundays, and to
the County Fair. He Is certainly the
George M. Cohen of these parts when
1t comes to up-to-date clothes. Will
lis Tumms has started a lemonade
stand out In front of his fathers
house. Maybe IL he sticks to 1t fifteen
or twenty years he al pay up his
fathers back subscription to this
paper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12

! Dec. 27-Cotillion dance. Raritan
Yacht Club.
Jan. ball OF Goodwill Association.
Auditorium.
January 17-Leap year dance,
iaritan Yacht Club.
Feb. 31.Colonian dance. Raritan
Yacht Clu !.
May shakespeare masquerade,
Tartan Yacht Club.
May 3e-BalI OF Greek Societies.
Auditorium.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12

D~~{4-- 1Hr
.-MarEst and sh.ridsn sts.
-Smith st. ana q. r r.
57-Madison Ave. and Paterson st
a8-Markst and First ets.
s6-amith and High SITS.
s7-state and smith Ets.
M-Ruckingham Ave. and Hartford St.
4s-Sommercs and Front St.
k4@Stats st. Ind Buckingham Ave.
s!-stats and Wayne Sta
b9-Maurer.
ss-Nsw Brunswick Ave. and Elm st.
s.-ssmith 81 and Wstson Ave.
72-Front and euith Sts-
T3-Water and Gordon 6ts.
7EKearney Ave. and Gordon st.
s2-6mith and Herbert SITS.
62-Amboy Ave. and Washington 81
Shear City Hospital
s6-CIeveland and Brace AYES.
s4-Lehigh Ave. and Stanford 81.
87-Amboy and Hall Ayes.
s2-Hau Ave. and Inslse ST.
e4-Nevflle and Johnstone SITS.
To send In an alarm open the door OF
the box. and pull down the lever oMCh
firemen arrive
1 tap-Break In circuit taps
{ tapsmPolice cali. is-ca1n for wash
Engine Co, i5-6an Tor .Protec..
tar r a 60 H sas Ia Lsda s54 csi f lsI finl
coin Engine 90. 44-Cm for Garfield
p~artrnent. In cass of inability 70
ssqas s,srm sr9@ /. s sls t taDspa h t.
one session of school
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12

son and there is no doubt as to how
they win speak. as far as he is con
cerned. on election dag.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12

Ilaa lew. NEvsl b I'M n<xa IL tHs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12
AocoRDINa To UNCLE ABNnR.

Copyright. is11, by 6. n. Mather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-12

There Is no greater even In his
tory than the discovery OF America
and the people do we'll today to eeis-
brate the event
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
Brilliancy Equal to the Genuine.

iNA-iioAO->D' ~
State of Virginia. Henrico Co.. City
of Richmond, Oct. IS, 1902.
Several months ago I bought a
solid gold stud and earrings from
the Egyptian Diamond Co. These
have been compared many times
with real diamonds. and their brill
liancy was equal toNthe real They
were worn with entire satisfaction.
and 7 am perfectly satisfied with my
investment. for they kept their bril-
lianCy without the least change.
w 5. KELLOGG.
Sworn and subscribed to before
me this 18th day of October. 1902.
ISAAC HELD, Notary Public.
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Bright for Four Year.

ALLEN - w ~, L ~
Lchigh County, State of Pennsylva-
mia. Allentown, Pa, Jan. 20, 1902.
|. the undersigned. bought four
years ago a stud from the Egyptian
Diamond Co, OF Brooklyn. n. Y. The
stone is as bright as the time [
bought il. II. \. SECULAR.
Appeared before me this 2Oth day
of January. 1902. Mr.. II. A Schular
and swore TO the truth of the above
statement. r. +. LEWIS.
Notary Public.
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Very Satisfactory.

NEW YORK CITY, N. Y.
State of New York. County of Kings,
IS:
New York City. Nov. 20, 1901.
I. the undersigned. about three
years ago got brooch from the
Egyptian Diamond Co. of Brooklyn.
which proved very satisfactory to
me. Mrs. CARRIE WHITTIER
$50 Manhattan avenue
Appeared before me this goth day
of November, 1901. Mrs Carrie
Whittier and testified to the above
statement to be correct.
DANIEL ]. BYRNE,
Notary Public, Kings Co.
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Retained Its Snappy Fire
WHEELING. ". VA.

Wheeling. W. Va. Sept. 25. 1902.
About eighteen months ago the
Egyptian Diamond Co. had a display
of their jewelry in our city, and 1
bought one of their gold filled studs.
which. to my surprise, has retained
its brillianCy and snappy FIRE. /
have tried all kinds OF imitation dia-
monds. but none have given me the
satisfaction as the Egyptian dia-
mand stud l bought from the
Egyptian Diamond Co. The stud 1
bought one year and a half ago is as
bright to-day as the time I bought
it. CHARLES B. REILLY
Sworn and subscribed before me
this 18th day of October. 1902.
NJ. J. FITZPATRICK.
Notary Public.
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a Profitable Investment.
BALTIMORE. MD.
Baltimore, Nd. Feb. IS. 19C

BaIumore, Md, Fed. IS, IyU--
Three years ago ! bought a solid
gold stud for 1915 from the Egyp-
tian Diamond Co. of Brooklyn. n. Y.
and wore the same continually for
nine months. 1t kept it's brillianCy.
and l was able to clean il as | would
have done il il was a real diamond.
While travelling West l was offered
$40 for the stud. and I sold it IN In
dianapolis. Ind. IT was a good in
vestment. for il gave me satisfac
tion in every way.
w. H. ELECKCER.
Appeared before me this 27th day
of February. 1902. W. Y. kleCkuer
and testified to the truth of the
above statement.
WALTER ]. SAEGER,
Notary Public
Commission expires February l.
1902.
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Nine Years of Satisfaction.

ST. LOUIS. MO.
Mar. II. 1902
I. the undersigned, bought nine
years ago a ring from the Egyptian
Diamond Co. OF Brooklyn. ". Y
during their display at the Worlds
Fair in Chicago, Ill. The ring was
as represented. and the stone was
perfectly satisfactory.
CLEMENS r. BREMEN.
Appeared before me this 14th day
OF March. 1902. Clemens f. Bremen
and testified the above statement to
be correct. FRED E LEWIS
Notary Public.
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Recommended to His Friends.
RICHMOND. VA

Henrico County. State OF Virginia,
City of Richmond. Sept 12. 1902.
I. the uDdcrsi gned. bought five
months ago a stud from the Egyp-
tian Diamond Co, and am perfectly
satisfied with il. ! have recon-
mendod their jcwelry to many Of
my friends. who bought several ar
ticles and found il as represented
The stone has kept its brilliancy and
is just as bright to-day as the time
I bought il. w. II. MOSLEY.
Sworn and subscribed before me.
Isaac Held, A notary public for the
city aforesaid, this 18th day of Sep
tember, 1902. ISAAC HELD,
Notary Public
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Always Bright and Brilliant.
ERIE, PA.
Erie County. State of Pennsylvania,
City of Erie, July 2s. 1908.
Two years and six months ago I
bought two solid gold rings and
solid gold earrings from the Egyp-
they had their display and sale at
William F. Nick & Sons drug store.
They are to-day as bright and bril-
liant as when 7 bought them two
and one-half years ago.
W. ]. CHRISTMAN.
Sworn and subscribed before me
this 2Sth day of July. 1908.
MILES p MASON,
Notary Public
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Investment Satisfactory.
City of Richmond. Va.

Henrfco Co, June 16, 1905.
Three years ago bought two gold
shell rings, set with Egyptian dia-
monds. and have been wearing them
in preference to my good rings, for
they looked just the same. I am
perfectly satisfied with my invest
ment. for they are just as good to-
day as when l bought them three
years ago, and found them to be as
represented to me. J. B. SMITH
Sworn and subscribed to before
me, a notary public, this June II.
1906. Given under my hand and seal
this 18th day of June, 1905.
ALBERT o. BOSCHEN
Notary Public.
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District Attorneys Statement.
ALLENTOWN, PA.
February :. 10
To the Egyptian Diamond Co:


To the Egyptian Diamond Co:
Gentlemen: The Egyptian dia.
mOnd stud ] got from you severa,
years ago has given entire Satisfac'
ton. 1t retains its brilliancy and
the gold setting is all right and
genuine. The stud ! have cannot be
distinguished from a real diamond
with the naked eye. and certainly
not by a person not familiar with
real diamonds. I frequently weal
the stud received from you in pref
erenCe to my real diamond on ac-
count of its brilliancy and shape
Your studs are certainly what you
represent them to be. Very re-
SpectfUIly.
r. J. LICHTENWALNE
District Attorney of Lehigh Co.
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Thousands Are Wearing Egyptian Diamonds, and Thousands
Upon Thousands of Their Friends Declare Them Real
We Have Thousands Of Letters
and Authenticated AfidaFitS.
Diamond Cutters Testimony.

UTICA, N Y.
Sept 19. 1900.
I. the undersigned. a practical dia-
mond cutter and polisher. having
had an experience of fifty (50) years
in Amsterdam, Holland. and at Nos
and Liberty place, New York
City. Accidentally saw Saadi
Egyptian diamonds displayed at
Howarth & Ballard's drug store. 1S3
Genesee street. Utica, n. Y. I ex-
amined the Saadi diamonds. and do
not hesitate to pronounce them the
best ] ever saw. The cut is perfect
and the luster cannot be surpassed
LOUIS NJ. SMIT.
Oneida County. State of New York, IS
Personally appeared before me
this 18th day OF September, 1900,
Louis NJ. Smit. who acknowledges
the above statement to be true and
correct.
CLARENCE C. EOFF,
Notary Public.
Oneida Co. N Y.
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Proved More Than Expected.

RICHMOND. VA.
Henrico County, State of Virginia.
City of Richmond. Sept. Il. 1902.
Five months ago ! bought ring,
a stud, and a brooch from the
Egyptian Diamond Co. They proved
to be more than I expected when I
bought them. The stones retained
their brilliancy. and I found them to
be just as represented. Many of my
friends and those with whom I came
in contact in the city and elsewhere
thought they were real diamonds.
G. W. B. CRAWFORD.
Sworn and subscribed before me
this 18th day of September. 1902.
T. 8. MOUNTCASTLE,
Notary Public,
Commission expires January IS,
1904
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We Have Thousands of Letters
and Authenticated Afidavits.
jewelers. Statement.
ERIE, PA.

State of Pennsylvania, County OF
Erie, IS:
Personally appeared before me, a
notary public in and for said coun-
ty, Ferdinand G. Lewis, to me per
sonaIly known, who being duly
sworn. dcposes and. says that he has
been a jeweler since the year 1874;
that for the space of two years and
upward he has possessed a one-carat
stone mounted in a lax. gold set
ting purchased from John Saadis,
and that he is to-day willing to
place the stone aforesaid in COM
parisOn with any One-carat genuine
diamond in the City of Erie for
equality OF brilliancy and snappy
fire. FERDINAND G. LEWIS.
Sworn and subscribed to before
me this 4th day of April, 1902.
JUSTIN P. SLOCUM.
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Satisfied with Ny Investment.
WILLIAMSPORT.

LycominE County. State of PennSyl-
Vania. IS: City OF WilliamSport,
March 81, 1908.
Three years ago I bought a gold
filled scarf pin set with Egyptian
diamond from the Egyptian Dia-
mord Co. at the time they had their
display at Walton's drug store. The
stone is just as brilliant to-day as
when ] bought it. I am perfectly
satisfied with my investment.
o. NJ. kOBB.
Sworn and subscribed before me
this 2Ist day of March. 1903.
FRANK P. CUMMINGS.
Notary Public.
Commission expires April -. 1908.
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Brilliant as Ever.

ELMIRA. y. Y.
!. the undersigned. bought two
years ago a brooch and a filled ring
from the Egyptian Diamond Co.
They proved to be very satisfactory,
and both are brilliant as the day
bought them two years ago.
JOHN H. RAYMOND,
Madison. Elmira, y. Y.
Appeared before me this 11th day
Of November. 1901, John II. Ray
mond and swore to the truth of the
above statement
L. +. SMITH, Notary Public.
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Perfectly Satisfied.
SIVERLY, PA.

S1NERLH, PA.
Siverly. Pa. Venango Co.
May 16, 1904.
I. the undersigned. bought three
years ago from the Egyptian Dia-
mond Co. a solid gold ring and a
gold filled brooch, and | am perfect
ly satisfied with my investment, for
they are just as bright to-day as
when 1 bought them three years ago.
A. WHITCHOUSE.
Sworn and subscribed before me.
a notary public. this 18th day of
May, 1904.
PETER A. WILBERT,
Notary Public.
My commission expires January 5,
1905.
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Rcsolntlcn. m t,on,lolcnce

Merrill Rebekah Lodge, Merrill. Orc.
To the orieers and members Of Mer-
rill Rebckah Lodge. No. i5i.
u O. O, +.
We, your committee on resolutions,
respectfully submit the following:
Whereas this community has been
sHddened by th dee atohml. .Ts 7ss
saddcncd by the death Of our beloved
sister. Sophia Heron. ny this demise
a loving mother has gone to receive
her reward. We. as u lodge. realize
that We cannot alleviate the suffering
by tho loss 20 the horeaved family.
but We hope 10 be Joined together In
that brighter and moro beautiful
world beyond. whero suffering and
sorrow come no more.
Resolved. That Merrill, Rebckah
Lodge No. ISL, offers It's heartfelt
sympathy TO the sorrowing relatives
In this sad hour.
Resolved. That copy Of these
resolutions be spread upon tho min.
utcs OF this lodge. q copy be sent to
the bereaved family. and copy TO
the Pacific Odd Fellow.
FLORENCE scRoGGINs.
MYRTLE MARTIN.
RUBY WOLFE. COMMITTEES
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-09

What the unrcachcd country can do
wlilient railroad. was favored by u
great, many. Another point ls thGs
tho Lnkeview people had delegation
ot twenty at the meeting. while we
rad only thrco OF us from klamath
Falls. and her showing in this respect
fntItlcd her to great rospoct In asking
for tho next convention.
"kiamath Falls should have had
ffy lcople at that gathering. At iaa,t.
or the county that number. " any
rate. One point think should br
bornc In mind BY tho people OF our
city md neiehhorhooi. and That n
itha, by uniting for a moro advanced
CcHtfai oregon We VIII aceompllyn
more than We viii by trying 20 cali
ourselves Klamath county. aud to ret
things on the basis OF that dcaigna-
t'on rs district separate from our
nelghbors. We need development.
and 50 do the others. and II n By n
united effort TO get II hand in hand
with those around ms that We are
.,oing 10 accomplish a grcht deal more
than We viii by trying 10 so, Ourselves
apart and play only In our own yard
What's best for Central Oregon IL
going 10 reflect an improvement, thn,
We are going TO feel as wcll M tho
sbove Al. In tIo mos. o.,
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MRS. IORREY TAKES LEAVE
OF WATER COMPANY OFFICE

Mrs. Rose Torrey. who has for
some time been employed In tho once
OF the klamath Fails Light and Water
company. has resigned her position,
and Is enjoying an outing In camp
near wampicr's, on Upper klamath
Lake.
She win be succeeded by Miss =. 4.
Bowen. while Miss Letta stephens.
who Ii at present chief operator for
the telephone company. viii resign
that position at the end OF this week.
succeeding to Miss Bowen's position
with the water company next week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-09
SEASON TICKETS NOW sELiIN0
FOR LYCEUM BUREAU COURSE

Tickets have been placed on sale for
the season for the serics OF attractions
to be given this fall and winter by
the Klamath Lyceum bureau. Tick
cts can be purchased at the Star Drug
store. and later viii be sold by stu
dents Of the public and high schools.
Just rs soon as the capacity OF the
opera house is exhausted no more
tickets win be sold. so II would he
well for all those desiring to attend
these entertainments TO secure their
season tickets early.
ssason tickets for the ave enter
tainments win be sold for 50. which
win include reserved seats for the en-
tire course. Parties purchasing sea-
srr tickets can reserve their seats sor
the entire course. and will not %
bothered % secure seat before each
attraction. Entertainments OF this
class always draw big house In
Klamath Falls. and there Is no ques-
tlon but every scat will be taken. and
Il IS quite probable that many will nc
trrned away. so Il would be wise 20
secure tickets carly and mako sure OF
\ seat.
This is the first opportunity thsy
Klamath Falls people have had 20
enjoy attractions Of this standing.
many of which alone would he worth
tho price OF a season ticket.
Tickets at present can be secured
at the Star Drug store. and will be
furnished by any msmbcr Of the
finance committee. consisting Of w. 4.
Deireil. Frank Ira White and p. l..
Elliott.