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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28
(PaiA AAvsrtissnsaO
DANGER IN DELAY


The great danger Of kidp1y troubles
10 that sAsy 81 osm hold before the
suRsrsr recognises them. Health v
gradually uadsrmined. Backsehs.
headache. nssvousasos. lamsnsee.
soreness lumbako. urinary troubles.
dropsy. sravsl and brisht's disease.
follow In msrcilsss succsssion. Doat
neglect your kidnsys. Help the KID
asys With the reliabls and safs rem
sdy, Deans Kidasy Pills. which has
cured people right here 10 this To-
eaiity.
Nh. Hsary Mutt. 4 lshsn strsss.
Grants Pass. Ore. says; "Doans KID
nsy Pills have been used BY three
menbsrs Of ny family. and the one
who took them was cured OF gravel.
Altse thls remedy was used gravel. %
lasos - psaa. paaosd % With the kid-
nsy sserslious. Tks trouble then stop
psd. aad the petsoa u now we'll.
Doaa's JIidnsy Pills brought about .
senplslsN Nlrrs u this sass. and - II
oeeusse1 u6oaP ~ evn eveo. ] can
1aelley q - vko1 ~ remedy vill o."
~ ~ ~ An esssesl Price %
eoa(e. Vssees. .Mil1nra O.. Dseale,
Ilsv yest, cole ass5ss fos tAe DATED
O1ntea A4t
Rsassbss ~ sans- -pesss--sst
|Gbe - seAer, by
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

Vote tor M1|agp Bill
Number 320x v6s

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sooo - onnn1oo0.
= = 80 ssssfss u.''s'
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28
eENERAl NOTICES


A. ssssSsssaal sSsvsssisy y sases1
Q i've iocal business oaa vhe tSoiv.
sn seoAs 70 by . bsaa1 ssv 1900.
pesaa dsllvssy truck ss faeeosy eosl
Truck esdiaastiy sosss osse. iavss.
tisass tAb e9es 70 . more oodsra.
seoaoaiesl delivery sysssn appeals
This tssek>gill tatS the place Of two
tSo-horss ts2Qs, Address Truck Co.
Eysaias Hsssle. ss.ss.sih
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28
lIi'Ing-Up
BY Joe Bush


Judge Drake and DR.. Parker went
hrnting Sunday. and thereby hangs .
tale.
After wandering around In the
tules for an hour or two without sSe-
ins anything worth shooting at. d..
Parker spied large mallard. TAX
ins careful aim. hs blassd away. both
barrels In rapid sucesssiop.
Bang! Bang!
Mr.. Mallard DROPPED to the ground
Seeking 70 console Judge Drake.
who was not fortunate enough to get
q shot. Or. Parker explained:
1T was pure luck" hs said. you
SEQ the nrst shot didn't hit him
square. A couple Of shot entered hlS
head near his nose. And then hs got
rlttlsd. 20 I was able to hit him the
second time"
"Duckolosy." muttsrsd 1sdss
praks. overcome with smotioa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28
10. oae,a, Dailo, Nos. sis and siD

(Oa O0cisl ballot Nos. sis and si7D
osctioa I. That thsre BE- and 10
hereby appropriated out Of any mon
sys IL the state treasury. not other.
wise appropriated. the sum Of ats
shossaad dollars (eso.ooo.oo) ami
90 more. Tor the building. furnishing
and squippias Of . dormitory st the
Orssoa Normal School at Monmouth.
Ssctios .. TIE secretary Of state ir
hsesby authorised and directed to
audit ail duly approved claims which
have bssa Incurred In pursuance Of
lsw and the foresoias appropriation.
aad TO draw his warrant on tho state
treasurer 10 the payment thereof
spoa pssssatatiea Of duly verified
voucher.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

All Sasbses Aelllas permits fssns
tAs sests beesd os barber sssniasss
Of osssoa. Who reside u kianssh
40 Lake counties. are ASFeey aesi.
~ - seosas q Klamath Halls. Mea.
day. Novsnbss >sh. 1919. Tor the
pssposs Of bsias ssamias1 - 10 their
sssnaeasieas - bsvbsrs. Aay ssd
on bssSsss holding psenits 10 sls
sbevs asatsess1 sosssiss faillss u
sepsas for sssaisasisa % The seovs
tats. tAsls pssols will ~ revoked.
he ssaalaasisa viii - hsld ~
SvaAsea's basber shop. >os Main
ssssss:
N~T. ~ LBAB0. Secretary.
,. .. SWANSON. Dspssy. asst
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

singer. helped greatly In making tho
bin pleasing. and Paul Diablo. 10
black face sketch. kept the audience
LAUGHING.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28
In the Circuit Coust - ~ 49, g
ossssa. ~ ~ cssnly = Hlnn-
eth. - ff''k ~
vlossass Hsss'~. r'sias'a -

N. FL III II /. d {, .
Charles Harris. Dsfen1aaA
To charlss AArEis: u ~. IoAns -
the STATE Of osegsa:
You ere hereby requires - oDoonS
aad TO snsvsy the eoopAlne g -
v'sinste ssovo naned. ~ - ~
II The eDsssb o0so ef he abevs 49,
ttonsa coert. = ne salt sheve -
utled. o. Or before tAe o1se ~ ~
0cscbsr. lsl3. said day belns ~ ~
day AZ the publication e ~ go
mons. "a ths last day within vh1oh
tns you - required - aDDoos ~
oanswsr tAs ssid complaint. = o1on
~ the order Of ths court. ~ ~ ~.
hcation of this sHnmean.
II you tail 70 appeaP ~ - -
aver The saia complaint. ~ Dlain()e
~'illssDDly - ~ spurt ~ ~ soDCDc
demanded b ~ said senplalpA -
The plpainuR.
that this snit = breueAt ~ ~
Purpoes .: obtninlng = oeesoo ~
solving the bonds oe nafs1naay -
|eAissiks between The abeve 1auo1
pIAintia and the dsesadeAt Il ~
above entitled spit. Z.
That this sunmons = punolnho1 q
the period of slx sueeeseivo eonooGp
|tive wssn y ~, xian9en nnpe>r
licans : noveDspcR prin1Qp ~ ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

\ Mr.. and MRS. Walter Campbsll and
Mrs.. Dave Campbell made . sholt
visit with relatives In klamath Falls
this week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28
CHARMING GIRLS
PLEASE AUDIENCE
iA0RE SISTERS MAKE A NIT AZ
Tuk STAR THEATER-PAUL
D,ABLO AND MASTER grows
NORTON PLEASE

The LaGre Sisters OF ths Paul
Diahlo company captivated tvo large
sudisnces at the Star theoter last
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

1ivs. Ten or twenty sBo ~ b
best Of coll. soos hai11lo0r ~
we'll snd - sppls tsses; a 1sl1DG
snd undss sultivssien. Pan - ~
irrigatsd. Thb = ~ shsavo1e -
best acreage near t1s eisy. WI -
small payment 1own. - bo1oooo -
suit pyehssh. 10 isssssseeo Deqne
al. No. 1o80
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

0esU ase eoOe real oas0AAasi
4 oos Va - ~ MN. ooso.
4 Oo.M ~ - n0zeA sosese - %. ~;
saly oooo easA.
oo-n. ~ - klaseeh ~. - o770.
4 80 ~ - NosAels s111ltso - o1oo
OekssS - go ~ o1oo.
o. q Ne ~ - Cssseses ave. ooeo.
o. b vlsss valsvlsw - olso.
~ - sbsss shee a0astoses hssss
4 ~ 80 hssso - sishs Sssso asd
40 ~ ~ ~ hssk - ~ saso Y
- - - boooo ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28
WHAT Hottsa.
(Nsrrill Rocordl

W. o. Smith. In Tuesdays Herald.
says that hs had 4 hard time ~ sss
his outside news Tussday over the
wire sent In By The united Pres
News service. oeo1 Cod. Smith. come
70 Merrill. and try - talk 10 anyone
IN klamath Falls. . distance Of only
twenty-five miles. over our system of
telephone commuaieatioa. Nut ed.
'Tis rotteai
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

ssrias. -. CAllce1s q ea9 lsAin
xrsss Or phasa -.
1913 HARVEST TIN hest EVER
PLENTY OF MONEY 10 SPEND
I am prepared to meet all demands
for high grade watches. clocks. Jew
elry and sllvsrware. Before buying ]
invite you to call and Inspect my
stock. have the goods that will
please you. and the price 10 - low ~
10 consist ~ With high grade goods.
FRAAK y. UP,
MATCHMAKER. Jsw%lee asd Eagraver
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

Gu. se.srs<, No; West Main st.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

Last Tuesday night . rousins CHI
vsri wss rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Lem
Mcksnsis. who were married last
week In klamath Falls and had re-.
turned for . brief visit with the
brides parsats. Mr.. sad Nrs. Louis
fanksy. The young couple are both
cell known In this community. aaa .
nns time Y reported b. all who At
tended the festivities.
Miss Christy Stewart Of Phoenix.
Aris.. who has bssa with relatives at
Lorslla for the last few weeks. Will
leave In n few days. She will viait
friends In Klamath Falls before re-
turning South.
Frank Orohs. proprietor Of the Rim
Rock stock ranch. V now burning up
the road In . new automobile.
hru. Clarence duns nes oeen on
the sick list for the last few days.
but 10 improvins.
WIN. Fordney OF the James Asr-
camille company. % srsctins . new
house adjoining the store 1t Lorella.
Gustav Keller. who hes taken pos
ssssion Of the ranch formerly oper-
atsd by N. c. Green. 10 now IN Klam.
ath Falls awaiting = shipment Of
psdigrssd hogs, which he b having
sent from Portland.
w. A. Delseil OF klamath Falls was
IN Langell Valley last Thursday. at.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

nse1aD - oBg1nGD
II The cosnay Csust - ~ 49, -
orsgpa. ~ xlanasA opoe1v.
II The Nsssse = ~ HsenAe = ~
niehn. Deooose1. 4.
Nosies = Asrssy sfvoa ~ ~ -
dsfsigns1 has 49, only aooo1o1o1 -.
minlstratoe - ~ Gsta1o = M
Bishp. aecease1. by ~ Co0n10 oo1gs
Of klamath Coanty. oseosns - -
all psssens having slaine aGllDee ~
estate are rsauirs1 - oesDeot ~
same to ne q The lev 49, = Keesss
Z 0rossbsck. In Klamath Ya1ls. Ore
son. within elk months froa ths 1ats
Of this notice. properly vseine1 - ~
Qulrsd By law.
Dated as Klanssh yslls. ossDpa.
this Sth day Of octosef. 1919.
R0BDnT =. DuuyITs
Administrater e ~ nseaas - yse1
BisAn, pseoasa1. le-1o-1a-5r ?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

v0R sALB--4-r cottage; nu1& -
cold before Noveater .; -
Springs addition. Gail Hseald ~
36-11.es
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

Pros this date oa the Hall grill
vlli b opsa for Dutch lunches ana
oysters wednesday and SATURDAY
aights. u.O
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

that the supssintsadsnt u wueee ~
vision No. I Of TIE STATE u 0rur1o
viii conmsncs the taking q sGoal-
mony - 70 the rights q all pes@)oD
cisimiag water froa saI1 sessom<Soe
its tributasiss - 11ea1ay. ~ ~
DAY Of Dsesabss. 1919, q ~ hsWvee
10 o'clock .. -. q she CeWrt Aoooo
II the CITY ee Klaaaeh Dh1b, 9l&D-
,sth couney. osoGea - ~ .th(bo-
afsss soallnue W. lakinG ek (ilnssy
until shs 49, = eomOoo1o1.
Ara yss sfs hsspov ssoslDe - ~
pear bofBre ~ alDoDo1Glo4 osoof(n-
tsndsas q wssos o1sh1o6 ~ 4 8
0rssoa. q ~ siae ~ Doaoo absse
neasionp1. - sooQ1t ~ y ~
sseln tsths vaaee1 = l1Dam. -
tsfbssasy sA6gesl. ~ ~ ~ o'tssGSes
= eiainsd ~ ~; 80 yss ~ hssuLy
further netiAed tnat y ~ ~ -
appsss - suboie Ueope . ~
eiain asl siGht = ~ - e ~
waters. default vi - saasese aGnllse
yer. anl yeu vill ~ besss1 ~ -.
topped frsa subssgosao1V ea1uDt1ng
any hight 70 sail vassss ~ N -
held 70 have. foslsltel ~ ~ - ~
uss ef ssid waters thsfsesesss elalns1
b zoo.
By erlss q ~ Dsas1 q 0sn1Dso
oe tho 0eaeo q oeoDon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

w. A. Delseli OF klamath Falls was
IN l.anseil Valley last Thursday. at.
tending 70 business mattsrs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28
r ffe.- y ~ - ~ FRf fAs f<<re Hf fHt1 ~
Herald Wanf Ad4


NICELY furnished rooms at The ORE
son House, Nixth and klaDsth
FOR kENf--Teuf rooms YoS kouss,
keeping 10 private family. Tsie
phess %. s-tf
FOR RENT-Two room house On
hill. partly furnished; iAcludius
lights and water. - per month. Ap-
ply W. o. Smith Printing Co. j7-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

Frank orohs. propristor Of the Rim
Rock stock ranch. V now burning up
the road In . new automobile.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

MS. Clarence Hunt he's been on
the sick list for the last few days.
but ID improvinS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
WILL ESCORT CARDINAL
All Parishes in City to Join
Field Mass Parade
Tomorrow.

Every parish In Washington. it is an
nounced will furnish a large delegation
to form the escort to Cardinal Gibbons
and the papal delegate in the parade for
the military field mass tomorrow MORN
ing at 10 O'Clock. They will constitute
the fourth Division Of the parade, which
will be in charge Of Marshal P. J. Hal
tigan. Heading this division will be the
fourth degree of the knights of Column
bus.
The other organizations participating
will be the Sd Sunday Brigade of St.
Aloysius Church. the Catholic Order of
Foresters. Knights Of st. John. Ancient
Order of Hibernians and the Holy Name
societies and Mems sodalities attached to
the various churches. Delegations also
will be present from Baltimore and Alex
andria.
Arrangements have been made for as
sembling on 10th street. north of G, In
accordance with the instructions to be is
sued by the marshal of the division, who
will assign positions to the organizations
from each parish. Each man will dress
in dark suit. will wear the official
badge and carry small United States
flag. At the White Lot this escort will
be given a prominent position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
BAD FAITH Is CHARGED.
Minority Of Ways and Means Com
mittee Attacks Majority.

Charging the democratic majority OF
the ways and means committee with bad
faith. the minority OF that committee yes
terday filed a report on the bill to revise
the cotton tariff schedule
The minority report says that the demo
Gratis evidently see the error of their
ways and have introduced this tariff bill
SO late in the session that there is no
chance of any action being taken on 1t.
The minority report intimates that the
democrats willfully refrained from max
Ing a report because their bill is a bad
one.
IF the majority is willing to enter upon
genuine revision of the cotton sched-
ule. ayailing itself of the information
furnished by the report of the tariff
board, the minority will cheerfully CO.
operate with 1t in such revision" says
the report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
AN AMERICAN ATTORNEY
MURDERED IN HONDURAS
Frederick Pierpont Shaw.
Representing Chicago Inter-
eStS, Victim of Assassin.

Attorney Frederick Pierpont shaw. rcr-
Trust Company. who was acting under
the orders OF the federal court for the
northern district of Illinois in the case
of the Central American Commercial
Company was assassinated June = AT
Black river. Triona, Honduras. The
American legation at regucigalpa in re-
porting the matter to the State Depart
ment. states that the assassin, who il
not named has been captured.
Acting Under Courts Order.
With George A. Malachy OF New York.
Mr.. Shaw started for Honduras about
two months ago Their mission was to
take possession of the plantation proper
ties owned by the Central American
Commercial Company. for which Their
concern was receiver They were acting
In the capacity of federal officers Of the
court.
Black river district. wild part OF the
country. They found on the property "A
man named Drummer. with several other
"squatters," according TO advices sent
home. Some of the men refusing to obey
orders to move. had to be put into jail
and threatened TO get even They We're
liberated about ten days ago.
Mr.. Malachy had returned to New York
before the assass nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
BIRTHS REPORTED.

The following births have been reported
to the health office during the past TWEEN
ty-four hours:
John NJ. and Louise Waters. boy.
Wendall and Verde Whiting. boy
Willard ]. and Lillian f.. Thomas. girl.
Stanley D. and Annie S. Stafford, girl
Antonio and Michelina Reale. boy.
james NJ. and Loretta NJ. Rinehart,
boy.
Morris and Jennie Randell. boy.
Rolan f. and Florence E. Painter boy.
Antonio and immaculate Lalatto. girl.
Daniel l.. and Rachel kenerly. boy.
Charles W. and Harriet L. IIileary,
boy.
William J. and Katherine v Farrell,
girl.
David and Lily Friedman boy.
George d. and Marie A. Faunce, boy.
Francis r. and Marion G. Ellis. girl.
Lemuel T. and Annie J. Dowden, boy.
John J. and Grace DAILY, boy.
William and Josephine Dainty, girl.
William II. and Agnes T. Clarke. boy.
Samuel and Beatrice Brenner. girl
William r. and Ethel Bullough. girl
Edward and Mary L. Young, girl.
Rhuben and Mamie Tolliver. girl twins.
Elijah and Martha A. Smoot. girl
Frank and Laura Killingsworth, girl
Clayton and Flora Harris. boy.
Frank and Lottie Doran. boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
DEATHS REPORTED.

The following deaths have been reported
to the health Office in the past twenty
four hours:
Kate Westcott. ~ years. George Wash
ington University Hospital.
Lena Street, Is years, $40 18th street
southeast.
William F. Hargrave. 65 years, oslo 10th
street northwest.
Thomas J. Edelin,. Sc years, 1417 Bel
mont street northwest.
Maggie Wall, 65 years. 1851 Oates street
northeast
Henry c. Jones. 81 years. Ala 4th street
southeast.
Mary j. Fill. 30 years. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
Marie G. Tucker. 1 year. 712 4th street
northeast.
John Shine. 4s years. tuberculosis Hos
pital.
Infant of Joseph and Sadie Laiefsky, s
hours, 1910 9Th street northwest.
Infant of William and Margaret A. Hen
derson, 1 hour, Georgetown University
Hospital
Fred A. Massey. . years. Tuberculosis
Hospital
John Stevenson, &c years. 2311 Virginia
avenue northwest.
Sarah Brown, "a years, Garfield Hospi-
tai.
William L. Saunders, o years, 1925 10th
street northwest.
Catherine Bennett, "A years. Freedmen's
Hospital
Thomas Dood. q years, Providence Hos
pital.
Annie Moten. 81 years, 1876 Marion
street northwest.
Dora Thompson. month. 40 | street
northwest.
Wilmer Kave, day. 1928 18th street
northwest.
Infant of David and Elizabeth Green,
day Burville, d. c.
Charles II. Howard. jr.. hours. 43S
street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
The Five Lamps of Failure
BY DIR. FRANK CRANE.

In the parable of the five foolish vir-
gins, when the bridegroom came, they
found themselves with no oil in their
lamps.
They stand for all those whom the
crisis finds unprepared.
| will explicate to you what are these
five empty lamps. If you don't mind a
bit of preachment.
Lamp one is religion without morality.
Max Mueller says that the Hindus are
the most religious and the most i'm
moral Of peoples. And there is no doubt
Of the sad fact that religious emotion can
immoralities. The greatest enemies to re-
ligion are those who profess piety, but
fail to show rectitude. Theirs is the lamp
with no OIL why call We me- Lord.
Lord said the Master, and do not the
things 1 say?
Lamp two is sentiment without habit.
Life is made UP Of sentiments. Life.
after all. is the way you feel about it.
1t is essential. then. that we acquire a
set of dependable and permanent feel
ings. The only way to deeply root de-
sired emotion in the soul is to practice
them regularly. THE habit of doing that
which you do not care about when you
would much rather be doing something
else" said Huxley. ''is invaluable" 1t is
only they who do thus who have oil in
their loves lamp. They whose rule is to
do as they please are the foolish vir
gins. whose lamp of joy early burns to a
smoky wick.
Lamp three is training without train
ing the will. OF all our PARTS that which
needs most and gets least education is
the will. Happiness is the product of
strength. A strong body is good and so
are strong mind and strong emotions.
but none of them is so good as a strong
will. The will is the human handspring
and ought to be of tempered steel. A
soft will that gives way to the push Of
any desire is the cause of most human
wreckage. And vacillating, hesitant
will that cannot move firmly toward a
chosen end II the cause OF most fail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08

Lamp four is goodness without cheer
fulness. 1t is doubtless your duty to do
right but 1t is no less your duty to be
as pleasant about it as you can, Good
ness may be very splendid lamp, of
bronze or of gold. like the lamps Of the
temple, or of cunningly wrought iron.
hard as the lamps upon the wall OF the
StroZZi palace at Florence. but without
sends out no guiding ray to other souls.
Be good for your own sake and be cheer
full for your wife's sake.
Lamp five is love without loyalty. To
say that loyalty is the oil in loves lamp
is very accurate figure of speech,
for, as a matter of fact the enduring
brightness of love is wholly drawn from
loyalty. Why do man and a woman at
the altar swear they will love each
other till death do them part? Simply
because other things being normal. a
man and a woman cannot live together
in the intimacies of marriage. remaining
loyal and not grow more and more into
mutual love. The free lovers. who look
on marriage as a bondage. as an I'M
psychological attempt to confine to one
channel an emotion that should be free.
do not understand the human heart. With
tie oil Of fixed loyalty in the heart the
flame of true love will not cease to burn.
Without that oil love ceases to be lam
bent and clear and is but an occasional
dull coal when the match Of opportunity
is touched to it. and consumes not the
souls oil OF life, but the souls very sub
stance. the light of whose burning is no
light and whose only product is a most
ill-smelling vapor.
Happy are those five wise virgins whose
religion is the crown of a just life, whose
emotions flow in deep canals to irrigate
their desert days. whose education begins
with the culture of the will. whose piety
is amiable to us poor sinners and whose
love is fed from deep wells OF loyalty,
for it is they who are the lamps of this
dull world. 1t is they who shine un-
quenchable and lovely as the clustered
Pleiades in the night Of our doubt and
despair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
CHANGED HER MIND.
Mr.. Newberry Explains Why His
Daughter Broke Engagement.

Former Secretary Trueman H. Newberry
when asked yesterday for an explanation
of the sudden breaking Of his daughter
engagement to marry Capt. w. H. Al
leyne of the British army said that the
engagement was an impulsive act, of
which his daughter soon repented.
He is further quoted as saying that
Capt. Alleyne came here this week with
full knowledge of the existing state of
my daughters mind. He requested that
we defer announcement of the breaking
off of the wedding until after he could
reach here and personally see my daugh-
ter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
DEVOTED TO FASHION.
Supplement to Sunday Star Filled
With Nav Manton Patterns.

All women who dress correctly recog
nize the supremacy of the May Manton
patterns. For this reason The Star takes
pleasure in announcing to its woman
readers that Sundays issue will contain
a special eight-page supplement of mid
summer fashions. edited by May Manton
1t will be illustrated with colored models
and will include a general fashion letter
descriptive of the seasons styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-08
Will Be Kept Busy.

The Tarragon will be kept almost con-
stantly in service and will make trips to
all the tributaries of Chesapeake bay to
lock over the sail and power boats. She
will supplement the work done by the
revenue cutter Apache by going into the
shoal creeks after oyster dredging craft
that are suspected of violating govern
mental regulations. and her presence on
the bay is expected to have a wholesome
effect by forcing the observation OF laws
that were often violated when those vio-
lating them thought there was no danger
of being caught