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The evening world., 1911-04-13
Friday Prices for
Musllns, Sheetings, Etc.

Cnhlcachcd Musllns-39l1 inch
trn quality-rcg. -,...,.,,,.. bI
Bleachcd shentings-good reliable makcs
h-i-reb, Eb,.......,,.,. .l('t
gI-reg .2I.......,,..... 10 "a
Dwight Anchor Shccts-splcndid quality
slight Mill staius-5iA1O-rcg. %. .3B
0OxgO-rcg. IT,. .60
Measurements before homming.
white Goose Feathers-Sanltnry curod-
Tree from dust or OdOr-l 10 bag
reg. 80 ,.t....'''' .''''t'' .OS
Feather proof ticking
twin \. c.. \. and other S'ripei-
reg l9....,....--.,.t. .....' IL -
Full s.lc MarSellleS Sprcads-chOice
pattcins- hen'd, fringed or cut
corner reg. sa'6s ."......, $50
The evening world., 1911-04-13
0gCiaI friday Q
In
Blankets

From the Keyille.Quaid Purchase
ohio Wool-fCr siuIlc aud
double beds -gv4 siJb 20 5000 2.09
Fleece Blankcts-tor all silo
beds worth 30 .......... LOO
Hundreds o. othcrs-No space TO tell OF
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22
WEST KILLED H|sDAuGHT[R
HE WAS SHOOTING AT aoRRI-
son AND SHE RAN IN BEwRES
THEM.

Franklin. Dec. Following are
the particulars u zad tragedy ehas
occurred IN this county. az Vests
Nils. seTe.a miles north Of FralAklin:
William West. a former state sen
Tor from Macon and pr0minert cid
zen Of this county, killed a young
man named Morrison. Who had be-
trsyed his daHgbtsr under promise Of
marriage The Ea<netic part u the
tragedy Is that the showing Morrison.
he girl tnres herself between her
iather and the young man. ard re-
cciyed one or more shots Ea5ch re-
sussed an her death also.
These are me faces as related here.
Tie Informant added thai Mr.. wezt
vent into the store or postofiice aud
found Morrison and his daughtr
skiing, the latter was crying, be ask
ia her what was the mater and she
old BIN the young man had ruined
Der and refused 70 marry her: both
men drew pistols. and as they fired
tie girl threw herself between them.
Fhese parsiraars are given b. a gen
.cman wiEc does not vouch for their
sxact accuracy. as be Is repeating
What wss told him. and not Stating
hem oi his own personal knowledge,
out tiis = me generally accepted YER
sson q tire tragedy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22

Is enc who Is lovely in face. form,
mind and temper, But IT'S hard foy
a woman to be charming without
health A weak, sickly woman VIII
be- nervous and irritable. Const!pa-
ton and kidney poisons show 10
plmplcs. blotches. skin cruptions and
wretched complexion. But Electric
Bitters always proves godsend g
women who want health. beauty and
friends. they regulate stomach
Liver and kidneys, purify the blood
give strong nerves. bright eyes. purs
breath. smooth, yelyety skin, loyel,
complexion and perfect health. IT,
them. 50c at ". Blacknall q Son.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22
OF NOTED
CRIME R[T0[D
Supreme Court 10 Decide on
kcCae's Insurance Policy !.

Washington, Dec. 3l.--The story
OF the Virginia tragedy OF 1904,
which snuaed out the life of Mrs
Samuel J. McCue and which resulted
In her husband 1.-THE mayor OF Char
iottesvIile, Va being executed on
the Eallows for the murder, was re-
lated In detail yesterday 10 the SUI
prenie court OF the United States.
The tribunal was called upon 60 de-
eide whether the four McCne chill
diem we're entitled TO the $4,000
insurance policy carried by McCue
al the tine cf his execution.
The fact that three justices OF the
court hold policies in the insurance
company. the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company. Of Nlscon-
sin. came near preventing the court
from passing on the suit When the
case was called Chief Justice White
stated that three members OF the
court we're policyholders Of the
company. He called attention 10 the
fact that their failure 10 sit in tbs
case would reduce the court 10 four
less than 3 quorum required to Dc
business.
At this stage Justice Mckenna
who has been on the bench Ionges
than any other member, reminded
the chief justice that q point has
come up n court once before ant
the justices holding policies pariiei
pate6 on the theory that their inter
ests were too remote to disqualifl
them. The case then proceeded.
VIM. n. White. OF Richmond. Va.
for the company. told Of the TRAGEDY
in an impressive manner. The ar
xument was continued today.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22
WinstOn-SaIem Negro
B0und Over 10 Court

Sgah Hust. eoiorsd. Who was
hroaKhf 70 fpnrham Tuesday night
~ . eifinen - NeAson. go tried b.
fore Esquire Harris today % the
sharxe 81 house breaking and tres
psaz ard bosne oser 70 superior
soart under = bond u 500. HHnf
entarea she home n = citizen u Mel
son and ate > considerable a1anflts
~ Christmas cake and other edi-
bses H~ gave his home - winston-
Ealem.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22
TN0PARD0hs IRE GRANTED
REYM0SD BYNUM, WHO KILLED
PARTNER, AND JOHN RAIDER
FREED.

Raleigh. Dec. 2l.--A pardon is
granted. by Governor William W..
Kischin for Raymond Bynnm. OF
Raleigh, who has served six years Of
q twelve year sentence for the .nur-
der Of ]. ri. Afford, who was his bu-
slness associate In the printing bu-
slness In Raleigh. Bynnm Is we'll
connected in Raleigh ami has wife
and several children. he hgs an ex-
ceptIonally good record as prison.
er and the prison authorities believe
him to be a thoroughly reformed
man. The judge, the solicitor, the
officials OF Raleigh and Wake coun-
;y join In urging the pardon. BY
hum had been drinking heavily whea
the drinking occurred and MIR. Al
ford. who was aged and highly es-
teemed man, was demonstrating with
him about his conduct when the
fatal quarrel occurred.
There Is also a pardon for John
II. RAIDER. who has served one year
OF two years sentence for arson
In catawba county. The pardon Is
on recommendation OF the trial
Judge and the state commissioner oil
insurance. Sufficient punishment
aud weak mentality are the grounds
on which the pardon was urged upon
the governor.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22

High prices brought down BY use
Of Il. & NJ. Paint, because you make
nearly half OF Il BY adding "a OF =
gallon OF Linsced OH 70 each gallon
or paint.
1t costs then $3.50 per gallon.
Besides you Won't need to repaint
for about Is years.
Thirty-hve years general use has
proven Il
It's all paint. real paint. reliable
paint. and the bes, pasnt that can be
made.
Our sales agents ARE. M. a. MAbry,
Write postal for Money Saver
Price List No. CO." I.ongman 8
Martinez. p. o. Box 1919. New York.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22
rorR Boz sLiIERs WILL HANG
Youngest Of Quartet Is and Oldest
Barely Dat Of His Teens.

Chicago. Dec. 2r--Tne first quad
ripple execution that has taken place
"a Chicago since she Haymakers an
aFchixss died on rhe gall0xs In the
iafe eighties Is scheduled 70 take place
tDnDEr0w morning in the Cook county
tafi-yzrd The f0ur men. or rather
youthz. VINO arr destined FOR death
~ the morse Unless an elesenth-hDur
resDiEe b granted are EEald and
F-znk snlbsarski. brOtbers. and PhIi-
ID s0n1meriing and Thnanas schultz
The xouagess q enc Gszrtette Is Il
yesrs q aze and the oldest Is eraEce-
~ or % BIS teens
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22

Economy sometimes cuts hsg
figure IN che Christmas oGtlay. Way
rot try 20 satisfy twelve gift obllga-
tlors by oendiag dozen photographs
u yourself ID twelve frscndss Recall,
good onos. ypu know, and have them
made right now BY Us. IT'S econo-
ntcal. isniesResng and appropriate.
The Holiday studio. Phone an.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22
80 OPINIONS BY
SUPREME COURT
Final Dsich ssd AdIsurnnehi
Sslnr1sy nsrDiss

RxseGh. Des. 11.-The supreme
court delivered thirty opinions yesaer-
Gay AFTERNOON sai will deliver the
fsmal batch Cor s1e term and adjourn
Saturday nwning. IL i settled that
oniy IRE o.asez are 20 90 over 20 the
wprinx term fr decision These are:
SzszxzEioa Company vs. Power Com
p3ny. invosvfnx power cculpanies AZ
Rnneke R4p2as: WsS<felr IS Adams:
T1un1son v. Power Company. Rae
scrd ~ P1illi9s and Huston vs.. Lum-
Err Crzp4ny.
Seu<eaces q Ghifty and twenty
ys~rs. rexg~z<ively. for second degree
alrsser. in Columbus county ARE az
frned - the court IN State ". Gran
rsx and N2ri0w Granger WIS on a
sprce and SAT- Up the fu~rn OF Crisis,
co1zzzzsas curnFy and rounded up his
ranE&xe wfth killing Bud N5bles
skxrigx was -the woman in the ease :
Tzss court aeirzns the sentence Of
s1N9 EAe axziu& !. j. Arlington for
r<r~x@ukinx tAc order Of Owls. Al
C>4@f.buf<e nnlscensed IN tAs state. Tbs
ryurr ossrt4re~ mat she Ssrfe depart
zrenf 81 Insurance. i doing = grez'
~prk IN fke proserti0n q ne peols
f-on nEreikbie ard translucent IN.
srrAaee conc-rns ard where ever ne
kaswr1nce hHs are 10 Dc CONSERVED
szszx szrsrprezrtua q the a4x shD1lt
- n9nT<-f sash = b4sz prcm5tiEs
60 shak p1s1z policy and bsaesoczcs
q 90 Azx.
TAe Ihx a ogsius0n@ follows: STAT,
- CraEEsr and Mz-l0w. Columbus
- e~rs~. EsEIcy - Byson CITY
SwRan. nHrnsd: Fss,ser Va Fi0wel
co1<4ny. Bunuonke. 20 error: Roser.
"a Nhkzx NzasfzrEnring Company
G~zA@m. 10 errur. safe -. Arlingxur
w~-s.ezkgrx. 20 errur. state v. Dck
srsUx. CrEoa. affirmed. Gardner 4
Cars. ". NuC1nnzErhov. B1rke. ~
ge-xsa. Hssatal Assocszsion ~. Al
kN1<1r caaex line r4ilroad. Sanp.son
- srrnr. Sfofe Va Corney. w1.sDi
r-rc~e1. sale ~ Davis. F0rsyrh
~ crrvr. skzae ". Sorpenlng. Nsrnn
$50 trial. CoEnu1=<f0ners q Cr1lber
lard - Cozxzisssonrrs - Hzrnesi
m@rm~a. = p &rtA4- - r. = HenFy
BzEumbe. - -err.rs Pzfrrsoa n
Ntc1s1ls. BancnEx. neE trial: r '
Ar-Anr - 2. Henry. Bznrgzlbe. n
errors conEue4rizl a Farmers B4nl
- snxiama Neck Sank. Haliax. ~
eTog. Mlctae{ ". Moore. Cs-z~kz
~ triei. u - Aider-aan. BuncDmEss
ansrmsea. Eppl~y - Brywou c&y. AZ
frue9. PAzt1sa " Laz1oer C1spany
ts1rts. - erFpr. lseelnan ~ Hoy<ins
Tyrr4ar - swrgrs FyaxiiIe. ~ Diary
tsn caxngnny. MADISON. ~ error
Bprra*r " : a ~. Railroad Cnrn
s~ny. Hupeamntss mrw sy.A: Haynt
~ n 6 Eiee<rir c9<apznr. 80 trail
Ia4Nx - ha3mll Banesasbe. &sinsl
-. A&lssiile - sssSieS. BsncxuIls
rsarr~ef; Derry - foxzng c1Fn
gmng. Nn4hna. 49, trial rcuer5red q
kses - azelzrra: I.sther ". Lsthss
BuacNnl - -ressfHtz1. Bard ". Tzy
30. swau. - errsrs Lsnulasr Com
pany. - NzEo. ttseou. - error
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22
To lid Ranllst raIlerrs.

Columbia. Dec. zl.--The education-
Al commission u the South Carolina
Bdptisl Convention met in tais city
'D6ay n consider the QUESTION ~ be-
ginnissg an acfiye campaign 70 rails.
funds ipr TIE Bardis. colleges for W.
men - Greenville and Anderson. Al
TN IaSt needing Of the convention
10Th Institutions were reported In
1edd Or financial Support
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22

Washington. Desc. 1ls--Tne active
career u one Of fse best known and
most edicieuf engineering officers q
ne t'nfed States army practically
csozsd TO-DAY. WIEN Col Th0Bss L.
casry Nax reliered Of hin duty in
charge 81 river and harlor works a.
Baltimore and granted leave 81 aD-
aenrt until March ]. On the last
ranlsd die he y 10 b. placed on The
Fesired iiss On his OWL Application.
afssT more than tiwits-s.x years. ser-
fise.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22
CONGRESS GETS
THIRD MESSAGE



Continued from Page One.)
$500 GOO, 900: estimated revenues. $6i5.-
$40. 1894: the estimate receipts for
the fscial year ending June 80. 1913.
exclusive Of pcsthl revenue. s667 .ooo.-
90; appropriations estimated for
same period. exclusive Of the Panama
Canal. Se37. go. sos 50.
"Exionomy." IS watcaword run
ming GArougaoui nj message. Mr.. Iask
praises the various derartnasiis for
deductions OF expenses. especially the
pcsioiiioe department, which ptobab-
~ win b selF-sazs aiming next year.
and the treasury department., wAica
will climate l31 ofIlses nexS year,
The report shows the postal saw.
ings banks to he growing rapidly
In eleven months these institutspns
have accumulated 1f.uoo.ooo in de-
posits. or averaging sI,ooo.ooo per
month.
In writing OF the central bank
plan. Which was first advocated 5s
the national monetary commission
headed BIZ Ex-senator n. W. Aldrich,
Mr. TAFT says II Is exceedingly for
tunate that this proposed plan was
changed. because il would surely
have met with disapprosai. He says
that he hopes that currency aud
banking reform win not become a
political party issue.
ON the subject u the Panama CO.
nal the executive urges that congress
authorize the president to name ths
schedule OF tolls. but he hopes tina
tolls may he lcSsenesl or enfIrels
eliminated for american ships as Z
Subsidy 70 foster United States meT-
chant marine. The message say
that the canal viii be completed b
July |. 1913 and the president hopes
congress will make laws for tn
government OF tie canal zone to b.
administered through the dkpaft
ment OF war before that time.
| OF the army and navy Mr.. Tar
says both are h excellent condition
although morc army o.iicers ar
needed. lisa also recommends tina
Iadmiral y ,s5n,,ed
ws
80 'o.le - "snss u,'ah"s ~.
1870 .'.sA' so"e ~ "nssa
49, p.1''our nsue - last AAss
sA1e's a'a y 'vs'A
| sN year iefla Of enlistment 70
soiaser' we. Ten iossDe y active
service Tor thres years and on m
ieserse hst ivs thrse years, pay 9
exsena over iAe entire period.
| Laws for the naturalization o.
lFIliplncs.
Laws 70 allow the immediate gaIs
OF the. f'riar sugar lands in "a.
philippine Islands IN any amount.
| Government appropriations to fur
lfher project naTirshie wrfefwnys
from Lake Michigan 70 the mouth o
the Illinois river.
i That The president be authorize
70 remove clerks Of federal court
for cause.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22

BIT. p. 3. Carter. the lnsnrance
man. is spending several bays IN
Raleigh az the guest Of the Tar Heel
Company. which concern Il enter
tanning All the representatives Of the
pennsylsanla casnliy Company IL
North Carolina.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22

Christmas Letters, beautiful IN
sentiment envelopes 10 match. WIN
save time and meney. Have yoa
seen them Al Ycafby's Drug store
ib-u
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22

Mr. George G. Lyon has presented
earh man on tie police force with
an excellent and srvicable pair Of
T. j. Lambe Son < Company brown
mail g9!ses for a Christmas pre-
sent.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22

TO acoonseazie - trass.isg pgblic
~ NUfot q Western FaEwAy vii
~ an ezra train o. SafsIay, Discern
her "a On ~ eazfie essbetule ~
th@ n NJ pesA-day sfuins. nrris-
ne ~ II oesxk ard lasisx :, $50.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22
WHAT DR.. MILLER SAYS.
PRESERVES Bears Emulsion With
Pine f.esBiss.

DR.. John d. Bear. EIkton.va.
Dsay Sir. II gives me pleasure 90
recommend Bears Emulsion and
nope the recommendation viii rot
oniy halp you but wili be the means
~ some one seeking a remedy 70 rid
them Of the long lingering coughs
and colds. ! have prescribed Bears
Emulsion and hare received very
gratifying results. u Il fine tissue
builder; tones w the stomach and
gives the patient good appetite.
have seen the remedy made and
know all T. constituents and thor
oughly recommend H.
Yours very respt.
Dr. u. ". Miller.
Bears Emulsion sells for one dol.
lar . bottle or six for I've dollars.
Sold and recommended w Main
Street Pharmacy
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22

Only two more days on Demon
stratlon work with Wear Ever Alum.
mum. DO not miss this opportunity.
Taylor A phipps co.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22

Have you seen the finest bottle 81
perfume ever seen in the south. !,
fearbys Drug store lE.lf
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22
Hr. farmer VITA Reliance rempan,.

Mr.. W. Y. Garner has secured the
agency Tor the Keliapce Life Insur-
anee Company Tor Durham and viii
hereafter be associated With Mr.. D..
y. Carter ia the insurance business.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22

There's something wrong with a
woman who can't generate a few
tears a. a moments notice.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22

GIVE HIN 4 E0x or HEssN-
sHEiM CIGARS. AT ALI. DEAL
KRIS. se-si
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22

Wear Eger - the Aluminium that
Eiyss satisfaction Makes an excel.
lent present. Taylor 4 Phipps co.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22
ls :::::ssss::: MILLER'S STORE, l::::$$;;;;ss::.

cbiidrenS school Shoes n
lace and button. Come and
Ladies' coat giIts and sklrls
~ reduced prices.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-18

the latter q prominent example of
British pugilistic ability. were shown.
last night.
There was . good crowd present to
- the fight ~ photographed BY the
wing picture men. and the Wit
nesses eajoyed IL practically - much
as though 4 were the original nght.
The pictures are clear and distinct.
and show not only principals and ring
attendants. but spectators. very plain
ly. n one has friends close to the
arena he can recognize the features
In the pictures.
The pictures show plainly that the
plucky Britisher was simply outdone
by Uncle Sans representative In the
scrap At San Francisco on July Z last.
The pictures will show again to-
night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-18
Attractive Investments

GOOD APARTMENT SITE, corurs
Ninth aud wslnwt. I'vicc o0.05O. 4
>"I.ii 'nsh payment viii haWsils this.
SIXTH STREET CORNER. closs
In. $4,000. Very easy terms.
NOME REAL BARGAINS oa Msia.
ASK ~ where.
a NICE HOME On Teath, soas
Main; I'VE ROOMS asd bath. % ,00o.
ANOTHER ONE. sis rooms, corner
lot 65si3O; room Sos ss0sls~r house.
~, 800; only eSOO cash.
HOT SPRINGS ADDITION lot, 10
x1SO. block 10; froats on Husoa
street. near Esplsnaslr. vise view os
Mt. Shasta. Irs . sasp. e6oS, rart
cash. Al tsnprOvcsncnts.
FOR RENT@We have some vcsy
desirable houses from 60 IN eos ,,er
nsOnth.
GOOD FARM LAND6. Como ssa
take y trip In our awto. and We win
show you SONS of the best hugs In
tlsc valley.
VIZ WRITE FIRE INSURANCE
CHllCOTk \ RlCE
Next 10 the American Hotel
I'tsose eol
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-18
SOME 7 MING NEW

The first shipment Of my nov stock
OF iewclry has arrived. II includes
the newest designs aud latest cres.
lions In watches. rings. bracelets.
onff links. brooches. Dutch collar pins.
waist sets. cut pins. veil pins. fobs.
gents chains. ladies' neck chains.
iockets. etc.
II will be to your advantage 10 SEQ
ns. ~ ali our goods are new and the
prices reasonable.
FRANK N. UPP.
Matchmaker. Jevcics and EngrAvcr.
wiiiits building.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-18
AT fuD CuURCnM

Services at the various ehurcAss o
the city for tomorrow viii - - fol
lows:
Church Of the 0arred Heart
Father Mcmillan did not 20 to Mer
rill today as planned. and services
viii bs held tomorrow a. follows:
First mass. with short instSuesioa,
At $50 .. N.
Second mass. with sermon Of the
Gospel Of tho Sunday. at 1880 .. m
Sunday school At $3.50 .. m.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. William Mcmillan. pastor.
ssss
Ipresbyleriaa Chuseh-
The Sunday school will convene at
10 .. m. J. b. Mason supsrintenden
Preaching at II am. and 1880 pm.
conducted by Rev. J. 8. stubbleneld.
Christian Endeavor At $50 y. m..
Miss Vera Houston president.
Bible Study class Wednesday even
Ing at 1880.
You are cordially Invited TO all
these services.
Chsisaism Chasch-
y. n. Finn. pastor.
Sunday sch00l at 10 q. m. Geo. A.
Wirts superintendent.
Christian Endssvor at $50 .. m.
Topic. Missions in South America"
Preaching 1t II . m. and 1880
D. =.
Strangers and friends are cordially
Invited to worship with u.
80
Chslstian 0clentislse
Services held In room 7Is. !. O. O.
p. building.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 9 O'Clock.
Regular Sunday services at II q. m.
Subject. Soul and Body"
3race Mcth0dist Episc0pal-
sunday school st 10 .. N. DR.. w. A.
leonard. superintendent.
Services at II q. M. and 3 y. N.
3eo. II. Feese. pastor.
General Class at 1910. W. D.
Harris. leader.
Epworth League 1t Z. .. m. Ariis
vorrsl. presidsnt.
Special nnouncements--
Morning theme. why the Battle
vas Lost; the Hidden Gin."
uvenins theme. "a Wedding Incl
sat."
Geo. J. waiiea siass In the morn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-18

Ing and W. l.. Smith sings In the eve
ming.
Wednesday night prayer meeting
at 7:3O. theme. "a Revival
Cordial welcome. Obliging ushers.
Speciai music.
Grace Episcoval-
At II a. m. tomorrow Grace Epis-
copal congregation Will have regular
Sabbath services In Houston's opera
house. which will be presided over by
Rev DIR. G. Y. Collins. the rector Of
the parish. A sermon will be given.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-18

The last two weeks the weather
hAs been fearful. but nevertheless ws
have the largst stock of NIL kinds Of
fruit on hand that We have carried
this season.
i7-2t FULTON MARKET.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-18

EASTERN POOTHALL SCORES
Cambridge - Final. Harvard s,
Dartmouth 3.
New Hsvsn-Finsl, Priuceton 6.
Yale 3.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-18
Prize FIGHT IS
PLAINLY SHOWN
wOl0Asr.MoRAN PItfrRE REEL
RUN OFT At OPERA House
BEFORE PLEASED AUDIENCE
REPEATS TONIGHT

Al the Houston opera house last
night the half mile Of reel which
shows the nstic encounter between
Adolph Wolgsst and Owen Moran. the
former an American talented In
thrusting his lunches Of hves''
against the features Of others. and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-18

Perry De Lap has returned from .
ten days visit In San Francisco. Willis
below hs took In the football game
between California and Stanford at
PAlo Alto.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-18

@. y. Bradnask will leave tomor.
row for San Francisco on . business
trip.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-18
DUCKS DUCKn

We now have wild dusks. dressed.
Tor sale-the nrst TO b had this Sea-
son. Call early bsfors supply 10 sx-
hausted.
l7-3t FULTON MARKET.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-18
SocseW

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Oscar
Shive entertained Informally at bridge
when three tables wera arranged for.
A dainty luncheon was served to the
following guests; Mr,. q. q. Chas-
tain. Mrs. Geo. Mcrryman. Mrs. & !.
Roberts. Mrs. Leslie Rogers. Mrs. w.
O. Smith. Mrs. q. W. While. Mrs. q.
G. Cofcr. Mrs. Zim BALDWIN. Mrs Roy
Hamaker and Mrs. Orb Campbell.
Mrs. WIN. p. Fish xas lat home"
to the Bridge Club this sftcrpo0n At
her pretty new home in the Hot
Springs addition. Two tables were
prepared for. and dainty refreshments
served.
Mrs. Alexander Martin entertained
two tables At Bridge Thursday after
noon. The guests entertained weie
Mesdamcs Reames. Jackson, Hovey.
Gerber, Oowen. Hall and Williams.
ssss
Dorothy Sanderson entertained
number Of her little friends this after
noon at the homo Of her parents.
Mayor and Mrs. r. r. 8anders0n. In
honor Of her tenth birthday. The af-
ternoon was very pleaiantly spent In
various games after which the little
folks enjoyed many good things TO
sat. Tho guests were: Christine
Marian Martin. Illeen Gteph.
ne. Edna Thompson. Dorothy Aaston.
Violet Hulse. vern Fernie. Frances
Humphrey. Freida Biehn. Paul Biehn.
Myler Calkins. Nettle Matt Marie
Rambo. Constance Miller. Cathryn
Hanks and Blair Hanks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-18
TEACHERS AGENCY EVIL
TARGET Of LEGISLATION
United Press Service

United Press Service
SAN FRANCIsCO. Nov. ls.-The
state labor bureau. according TO Chief
Deputy Kean. will probably send Q
bill to the next legislature providing
fofSbe establishment OF . state In
tsOsnce once for teachers. TO elm
mate the teachers employment assn-
6ruti.
STohts OF such agencies are declar-
cd to be enormous. They collect half
of the arst month"; salary a. fee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-11-18

Church wo6ses 70 Sssve Diasev
The ladies Of the Christian church
Will serve q dinner on ThanksgivinG
Day at the public library.