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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-28
FURY OF CHANNEL
GALE is UNABATFD

QUEENSTOWN. {, Dec. z7-The
gale which has been sweeping the
English channel continues tonight
without abatement Many additions
&c the number of smaller vessels
driven ashore nre expected tomor-
row.
The steamer Baltic, bound from
New York to Liverpool, has been
unable to communicate with Queens
town, owing to the gale.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-28

played "Dixie' until the president
elect and his party aiighted from
their cars and they change the tune
20 Garry Me Back to Old Virginia. j"
Twenty picked policemen, detail
ed from Washington. under command
of Chief Of Police Sylvester. kept the
crowd In order. Secret Service Agents
Dick" Taylor and Joe" Murphy.
who constitute the president elect 5
todyguard, were supplemented by
number of others The president
elect was welcomed by committee
headed by Mayor Hampton Wayt, led
20 a big automobile, and proceeded
by mounted militiamcn and the pand.
and followed by monster torchHght
procession he was escorted through
the electric lighted main streets to
the manse.
Welcomed 10 Homestead.
At the manse the president elect
was met by the Rev, DR. A, N. Frazer.
the present pastor Of the church. DIR.
Frazer stood at the door Of the old
homestead and extended has hand
As the governor Clasped ii. the
preacher said: Governor Wilson. /
am proud Of the privilege of bidding
you and Mrs Wilson a hearty well
come to your birthplace"
The governor thanked his host
warmly, and was ushered inside the
house. While the governor was
being thus received. the Stonewan
band played Home. sweet Home"
AT the manse the governor held ii
reception. AT which ne met all the
distinguished Firginians in town, The
gov ernor was somewhat fatigucd BY
the long journey. however, and re-
tired early. The elaborate program
that had been arranged for this
evening, was cut out II had been
planned to have the governor review
III" torchlignt procession from trc
porch Of the manse, ana then to call
upon him for speech. But he was
In no condition to stand the expusure
and his voice could not have been
tsatd, Indeed. 1t Is doubtful il he
9iN undertake to deliver a speech
tomorrow, though he is down On the
program for one.
Program For To-day.
Tomorrow 5 program for the en-
tertainment Of the president elect Is
as follows, Informal reception at the
manse for guests and public officials
at 10 A. NJ; parade at noon to be
reviewed by the president elect adj
dress Of welcome by DR. Frazer. nj
the Mary baldwin seminary at 230
= NJ, and response by Governor
Wilson; public reception at the Semi
nary following speeches. Reception
TO Mrs. Wilson at Stuart hall, by
the Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton ana the Daughters of the Con-
federacy, from 4 to $50 7. Nj. ban
Quet 10 Governor Wilson at Stnun-
ton Military academy from T. NJ
to midnight,
There are no ceremonies for Sun
day, The governor will leave for
Princeton about II A NJ
Three hundred regular soldiers are
here from Fort Myer, as an escort
to the present-elect. They had moth
ing 10 do with tonight's ceremonies.
and camped out on the fair grounds.
They will take part in tomorrow's
parade They include the First satIa~s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-28
YOUNG RYAN ON
ROAD TO RECOVERY

NEW YORK Dec 27.--Eavorable re-
ports were issued at the General
Memorial hospital tonight relative to
the condition of Allan Ryan. Ii was
said the physicians In attendance say
he Is progressing rapidly towards
ecmplete rsAaS~~s M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-28
Robbed az Furx.

Abe Siegel. of 1914 East Marshall
street. reported TO the police yester-
day that his house had been entered
and that he had been robbed of SIS
worth of furs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-28

CHERBOUR }. Dec 27.--The
White Star liner Oceanic has been
unable to get into the harbor to take
on her passengers. owing to the ter
rife gale and high seas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-28
American Girl to Wed Abroad.

ShtN''NuA go sVeo EAbsuuo.
LONDON, Dec. 27.--The marriage
has been arranged to take place ct
IN early date of Captain Chauncey
Ugh Stigand. of the Royal West Kent/
regiment, and Miss Nancy Yulee Ne
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. WALL
Ner, OF Washington. ID. G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-28

To Build Storage Room.
Inspector Beck yesterday issu
permit to r. II. Duke to build 4
story brick storage room In real
500 Brook avenue, to cost $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-28

ron Fifteenth United States cavalry.
with their band, and "a company OF
artillery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-28
Didn't Stop at ManaSsas :.

(sreeiai to The Richmond Virginian)
MANASSAS. VA, Dec. 27.--A
large crowd OF men and women as
eembied at the depot to get glimpse
of President Elect Wilson as he
passed through here on Chesapeake
and Ohio train No. at 4;l0 O'clock
IN lsafternoon.
Much disappointment was ex-
pressed as the train rushed by with
ont stopping.
A large bonfire was blazing on an
1ninence near the railroad track as
the tram passed
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16
MAMMOTH PLANT
FOR THE CITY
CALrORNlA.oRE0ON POwER CO.
RRlNas SOME NEW MACnlNERv
RERE To TAKE CARE OF TRE
LOCAL RUslNEss

The last OF the three msmmoth
transformers for the caiisorn,a-ors.
son Power company was conveyed
this afternoon from the railroad to
the plant Of the company OF the
West Side. The new tran>formors
are 500 X. v. 4. each. and they are
now being installed By Z. A. Thur
man. who 10 here from YrcAs with q
crow Of men.
The company 10 ovsrhau',nK the
old station and sQuipplns Il with the
larger transformer In order TO ac-
comodats the power from the new
line. which connects the klamath
Falls plants with all of IN. other
plants Of the company, u ,s oxpectel
that Il will take about thce weeks 10
complete the Installation ~ the new
machinery. and whom this is hnishs 4
Il will give Klamath t'alis 1900 add.
tioaal horse power to what the pres
ent plant has bssa abls 10 furnish.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16
MINISTERS shy
At POLITICIANS
EFEORT m lNJECT ,OLlrlts
INTO A MEETING or MErno.
DIST MINISTER'S FAIis AFTER
WORDY WAR

PORTLAND. Oct, rs, -. Politics
came near upsst,ins tho customary
ordcrlinsss Of the Methodist preach.
ere meeting In this city. A. Il was
the ministers were forced to listen to
= aftcen minutes' talk BY T, W, Tas-
ksr In favor Of d, Lee PaSet. prohibi-
tion candidate for the United sta'cs
senate. which might have continued
indefinitely had not Or, c, u. ciinc
threatened to make q speech In favor
OF Hen Ssllinsls candidacy,
DR., Cline and Mr., Tasker cnsas, 4
In heated argument a. to the tais.
er's right to inject politics into tho
prcachers' meetings. In the course OF
which the champion Of Candidate
Passt threatened to organize an
Aninias Club and make the militant
preacher . charter msmbsr,
mo third party crank shall conc
In here and deliver himself Of q lot Of
political trash without a vigorous PRO.
ties, from me-" v.hemen,iy declared
DR.. Cline. 1t 10 out Of place. We
have never allowed II. and this ssso.
citation shall no, be turned into a DO.
i,t,cal club n I can helm H."
Followins the restoration Of qulc,
DR.. w. n. FRY Of the suuuysIde Meth.
odist church read an interestins nm.
per ON '.rhe Secular prcss and IN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16

s.n"'s. 49,. ... 4
ia the c'feu'. o0u,' ',.s " cs.,e,.
OREGON. 10, ,,.,..S n'.~
Jerry 'oo"''' ~
w. ,,
Ann'. rooh.,. en o..'nas.'' -. I..lssl
To Ana's Toon.'' >. ~ -. 49, 4
above nAmea, 80
tn. stat. .. Of o,..o., ,s"s...1 Nv
You are he'eo' ~ '' ss-.lsl.e ~
pssr ana sa'"s, .,,,.s ,.s anil, vishs II
~ '"s 49, A.. s,., publIsatiss \
weeks after the n'', v,p...s ps. aa.sk
this summons ~ ~. , " .os viIl w
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16
TAHITI ISLAND
TO Be STATION
FRENCH PREPARING FOR TRE
EXPLOITATION OF LAND IN
THE PACIFIC FOR COMMERCIAL
PURPOSES


Special to The Herald
PARIS. Oct. 1.-THE establish.
msnt OF . French naval station NJ
Papette. Tahiti. and the pending ex-
ploitation Of this particularly rich
group Of South Sea Islands BY French
capitalists are due entirely to the q,
terprtse Of . woman--Priucsss Pom
era. . descendant Of the sncient rul-
Ing family Of the islands.
Convinced Of the commercial possi-
bilitiss OF her country. the princsss
four years ago waited Paris and laid
her plans before the government. A.
Q result engineers made Q favorable
report. the harbors have been dredG-
ed. cocoanut plantations started on .
large scale and other resources 10 or
gsnised that latest reports from on
cials on the ground estimate that the
comsrciai vauis Of Tahiti has already
doubled.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16
Nosicr ot l'r~ccsiinx~ To iSvs~rmss'
Water Rights

Il
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w.s~r Rirh,.
n.for. IN. Hoard of Control OF Ih.
s,,,. M o,..,n Water p,y,slou
M 1 klamath County
In IN. u.,,., a, m, n.,.rm,ua,lon of
IN. R.,a,iv. Right, 10 IN. Va.
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whom \, Nav cone.rn,
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con. yo. and zach Of Won ar, hers.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16
S"s'es +" ''roe~calas. 10 n.e
Water Rlshts

""scr tSlohls
"'''se tue Board of coa,,~ =, :.
state OF Oregon. ws,s, n,',.' - @
NO, !. klamath Count. ''''''
In the Matter OF tho p,,.,s,.,
the Relative RisA. to ,.'. n. = a
,era OF Los, niyor, a tr,As,." N.Y. '"
rul' Lake, aud II. rriS.,.~,,.a
including ncchaold, ouIss
:. .,oa., claiming a r,sh, to IA. ssa ny :.
tue waters Of the above n.m.. a
or any tributary thereof, or os., u''a
being In possession Of lands Ao,..'a .a
on or having aeco.s to saId ,,,.... .,.a'
any OF ,'' tributaries. In tn, so.,,, v !,
klamath State Of Oregon. and 'rsS ~ o.
whom u May Concern! wan
In the Name OF III. s,.,.
xoni You aud each Of You ~. y We
BY notified ,hn, tho state ,a.,,.a' as'. :.
.-.,. " o'soh VIII begin On m,
. o" " 'he now Of that sst,,,
', - ."eNh a. Los' River. asa h,
~. "''".a'''"' situated 10 Klss.
~. ~" .o1"V' ~ s'a'e OF oresoa. ssl n
.s" o"' a''che' dl'ertias vs,r
' , v" na'ufds,. the III a,,
|" " i'H
~" a'' hereby further Aosia,l
- ~. ''p'''n'ehden' Of va,w a.
"1 ~ "' 'h" state u Oses..
wv 'ou'""'ns' the taking Of ,e.,.
~ " 'a' ''sh" OF ell paris
s ""' Hom said stfssa. q
" uo'A. 'of Irrigation. tv,a
".s . W "'h'f beneficial us.. q
oaaA,' we ''h da, Of Dsesssu
'is' at III" hour Of 10 o'cloes
w ''"' mousse ~ The crJ 4
HsaS0 Of Orcsoo .,a I'm
continue the taking of ,,.,,mo.,'.'.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16
WOMEN MARCH
ACROSS LAND
To SPREAD VOTES FOR WOMEN
PROPAGANDA. sUFFRAGIsTs TD
START on A 600 NILE MARCH
FROM LONDON


Nu'tso Tboes SoSvIco
LONDON. Oct. it.-With the In,
tention OF spreading the Votes for
women" propaganda through th,
length and breadth OF rGsat Britain
over 100 ardent suarasettes dressed
In uniforms Of green. white and pur,
pie. have begun . 400 mile march
from London to Edinburgh. Scotland
The start was made from Trafalgar
Square. and the marchers expect 20 b.
about six weeks on the road. COVERING
about ten miles . day and holding
meetings at the most important VII.
lagos and towns along the route.
Mrs. Florence de Fonblanque. WA
ID In command. will ride the whole
way.
Relay parties will Join the army at
the stopping places en- route. Nearly
every suffrage society IN England wa
represented. but although there we're
many militsnts In the ranks. the
march Is TO be Of peaceful character.
window smashing and batting OF cab
inst ministers being barred.
The route Ia via Hatfield. Petrrbor-
ough. Granthsm. Detford. Doncasler,
York. Northsllerton. Dalington. Dun
ham. Newcastle. Aorpsth. eBrwich
ana Hsddinston. 4 big mass meeting
vii be held at Edinburs. and leading
sGnragettes will give receptions aud
dinners In honor Of the Survivors. .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16

At the court houss. Thursday even,
Ing. October i7th. to organize a WI
son-harshall campaign club. Every,
body welcome. Ladies' especially In.
vited. Let's Win With Wilson"
W. 4. DELzELI.
WM. WAGNER,
iS-st n. w. 0R0EsBECK.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16

Beginning tonight MaaagSr Hous-
ton has arranged for . seris' - pO.'-
ular dances ON Wednesday aud sstYr-
day nights at the ope,s house. The
music will b furnished by tho recent
ly organised orchsstFs which has been
playing st the Sparks thsatsr.
Ar. Houston announces that no
Raging or moonlight dances will be
permitted. and parents are invited TO
attend. II 10 the intention 10 con-
tinus these dances each week durins
the winter monthb.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16
SELLING TO WORK FOR
RECLAMATION FUND
Win Labor 10 Secure lust
Share VI Funds Belonging
10 Oregon.

pvblicas direct primary nominee fes
Uaissd sta,ss senator. that. n elect.
q. hs viii labor 70 secure sov Orssea
Ne lust share os the reciamatiou suad,
IN The thorough tour Mr. selling hes
uaAs Of The state In the last sis
vssAs, 10 has seen the sstsnt 10
vA,eh he settlement and develop.
neat q many sections have been ser
Sessly sstasdsA - . Consequence ol
shs Iivsssisu 10 Other states q funds
pesessly bs,eusiAs 10 Oregon, me-.
eussins this subject upon his return
erou Hassssu Oessea. NJ. os,iias
sa,A:
.AlsAoSsA the people oe Eastern
0sseea have made ssuaskable strides
n he dsvs,s0asss es that section II
psssas ysan. 18th the sstiismsst and
1svs,eDosos vosk have bsss sssseus.
b sseas1sA SArsusA The ioss 10 The
Gaass G ~ lust shars q the rsclaaa.
~ sesviss sssa. TIE 1isbsrssasss
G IN essl has cot bssa aAAs 10 90
0ssAanss vitA he p,aa ooatsmplstsl
q ~ sias II vas established. Msesys
ssssivsl erea he sales ef public lands
\ ovsooo have bssa dtvssss1 10 cher
saAssA thssssy dspssvins tAis state Of
euals bally seeded aaa 10 vhieA the
seass ~ sstitisd Tor irsisssioa ~
jsssa TIE rsssi, has bssa that ssv.
ssNl Desjeess have not bssa eo0Dless1.
~ shs saas reason. usssat appeals
b. ossesa eisissas sos he iaitistioa
e ssAss Desjssas have sssa turned
lsvs.
.As,1s spoa Ne injustice ssssitias
% The state from The nisappropriatiea
e sAsss funds. The lose 10 the state
ssl tAs serious haaAieap inpessd
against its dsvs,eeasss sss eaiy en-
oAasissa amer visitias that psssios q
he state east os The oouasaiss aal
sbssevtas vAsi has bssa accoaplisA.
q vstA he limited samSss os projscss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16

The ladies Of the Sacred Heart par
ish are requested 70 meet at the resi-
dsnce OF Mrs. Francis Butler. col
Pins street. o. Thursday afternoon q
. o'clock sharp.
FATHER NeNILI1xN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16
STUDENTS WILL
60 ON STAGE
LITERARY PRooRAM THIS YEAR
PROMISES no BE INTERESTING.
SENIOR CLASS WILL PUT ON \
PLAY

Every pupil In the High school will
b expected to take some part In tine
literary work this year.
The Seniors viii take the isad by
sivias some old fashioned drarS such
- ''Noahs Ark" The plays viii taks
place on the rostrum Of the High
school.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16
Mn. Roosevelt Arrives

uoltoo P1ooo service
CHICAGO. Oct. is.--Ars. Roose-
welt reached the hospital at s:3o this
morning. The family vas closeted
alone with the Colonel.
King George eablcd Mrs. Roose-
welt: II was much concerned when I
heard OF the dastardly attack on Col
onel Roosevelt. trust that he will
speedily recover"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16
CLEANUP DAY Wlll
n NEXT SATURDAY
AkABERS or CIVIC LEAGUE AND
TylE CITY COUNCIL 10 CO-OP.
ERATE WITH TEE Governor,
OF THE STATE

The womsn's Civic League will CO.
operate with Governor West and
make Saturday. October 10 Clean
Up Day" In klamath Falls.
Al the last meeting Of the Guy
council. the city dads agreed to nc.
cept the garbage cans provided by ias
league. and on Saturday all boxes ausi
cans Of refuse left on the street cn-hs
will b taken up free Of charge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16

The doctors are having difacuity In
forcing him to keep quiet. He vents
I" Invite svsryoas Of bis visitors into
the room and talk politics.
kilograms and cablssrams OF ',ym
pathy and congratulations are airiv.
Ing At the rate Of about 100 an hoat
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16
QUEEN NARY IS
4 MATCHMAKER
HER MAIDS or HONOR WHO MAR.
RY WILL BIZ VURNIsHED WITH
THEIR WEDDING OUTTIT AND
o8,o0O IN CASH
Unitsd Press Service

Uaitsd Press Service
LONDON. Oct. Is.-oussn Mary.
who is . confirmed matchmaker.
has promised 10 present any Of her
maids OF honor who may marry. their
entire trousssau. In addition 70 the
court dowry Of 5000 due them when
they retire from once.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16
No Dance Toaight

There will not be . dance as usual
In Kasilga wiswam tonight. The
management 10 actively engaged m
putting the floor In arst class shups
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16


the part Of the managers OF the two
teams - is was an exhibition Of
curves Of the pitches. and stahl won.
A. critical aoneass the Boston
manager selected the right men to
ssnd to the bat. Me0raw's susss In
subseitutiae was wroas. This de-
velopsd whsa the New York man
assr made his oaly change. aad put
In Pinch-Hittse McCoraiek. But the
best hs could do was to ~ out
On the other hand with Wood
pitching good ball. but the score : to
I against him. stahl selected Ensei
70 hat for Wood. and be was there
With . sinsls. When Snodsrass
nuRsd . Ay he vas advanced to sec.
ond. aad then Matty wsnt to pieces
Yerkss vas given . pass to arst base,
snA Speaker drove out . long single
which brought In . run to tie the
srors. Lswis waa next presented with
four vide ones. and Gardner drove
out Q loas hish one.
v,,.> -. ,.., -. ,s. ,h,,a h...
cushion. Ysrkss waited.
81. !. h.,,. .n..,.x IN. third
bass coaehsr whom the high one had
,..s.s ..s.,, =, ~. o,,e.,A.,., Mt,
~ v.-s. s,1 - "a. "a. ...,,v
80 ~. 49,. ~. LII ..
,. ~. ..,,,.. .,,, a,
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16
The City Bssastful
Ito the Citissns OF klamath PalA

To the Citissus OF klamath Palh
Saturday. October 18th. has been
Designated By Governor West ~
The womsn's Civic League end the
"Clsan-Up Day" To this enj uvsry
householder 10 earnestly requested "a
use every effort toward the cleaning
up OF the city.
Place garbags In cans. boxes or
sacks at the curb. Wagons will call
and remove it.
wONEN'6 CIVIC LEAGUE.
Clean Up. Clean Up! Clean Up
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16

0oanasy
Runs Rita Errors

Runs Rits Error,
New York .... !
Boot0a a........S
Base hits-By New York: Meyers
Hlstehsr. Dsvore. Saodgrass. Mathew.
son. Rsrsos: two base hits. Murray O.
Hsrsog. Asrkle. BY Boston: spsaA.
er 3. Wagner. Ysrksa. stahl. Emile
two base hits. aordnsr. uendrick,cn
Stahl.
Base on balis-By xashc,yop
Gardner. Speaker. Wagner. Ycrkes
Levin. BY Bsdisat: sa@lSrsss lie.
wore. Meyers. By WOOD: Dsv6ic.
Struck out-By Mathsw~,n Yer,
kes. Lsvis. Speaker. staai. By pedi.
ent: herkis. Fletcher. B Wood
Mathsvsoa. Hsrsog.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16

wv veeoe IN Us"aseF1eI CeNeoee
- this campaign the voter sAsull
~ ailew himself 70 10 ooafussl b
" literary oeatSibutieas d 6ssates
1easss's publicity department. TAses
= ealy sss Issue iavelvs1 II The ssas.
esss0 seetsst. u 10 plaia aad uanls'
okAbls Senator Deurss. II bsoealas
. is1spsslsat candidate. hss rsDsa.
lees1 The direct primary law sa1 asks
~ voters es the state - indorss his
sesssa bsa osllias. The direct Dsi.
easy Aeniass. stands ies the strict
seessvasos Of that Law which 10 -.
s'sese - sivs - he psopls.
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SHAH ths direct primary lev 10 sus.
oanse u he slsetlen nsxt month"; 4
vees tor Douras. boltiag indspsndsat
CANDIDATE. ID s.vets 70 rspudiats that
hv' A vote for Hslling. the direct
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struck a three wide oass. No runs.
Hooper nied out. Ysrkss sinslcd
speaker WALKED. Lswis forced Spent
o. at second. Ysrkes was caught on
taird. No runs.
0evsath lnnlne
Mathswsoa singled. but was forced
out ct second by Dsvors. Doyle aied
out. Dsvors stole sscoad. snodsrass
was out. No runs.
Gardner nisd out. etahl singled
Wagner walksd. cady Aisd out. hen
|dricksen. batting for Bsdisat. made a
t~o.baegsr. and stahi ronpsd homo
WAGNER reached third. Hooper nisd
out. One run.
Eiehth 1nainG
Wood replaced Bedisnt II the boz.
Murray vas out. Msrkle followed
suit, but Hersos singled. Meyers was
out. No runs.
Merkls was out. speaker was out
oou ~ WNs 1SWSs NV SNus.
Nlneh lnniaG
Mccormick. batting for Fletcher.
nied out. Mathswson famed. De-
wore walked. Doyle was out. No
runa
shafsr replaced Fletcher at the
short asld. Gardner was out. stahl
rot two-basesr. Wagner died out
and Cady repeated. No runs.
rsaeA lnning
Snodsrass was out. Murray doubled
and scored whea Msrkle drove out
oas for two basss. Hsrsog tanned
and Meyers was out. One run.
Eagle battsd Tor Wood. He sin.
glsd and took sseoad on Saodsrass'
mua Of 0y. Hooper was out Ysrkes
walked. Speaker singled. scoring En-
gle. Lewis walked and Gardner nied.
scoring Ysrkss. Two runs. Two out
vhsn Winning run was scored.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16

liaitsd rrsss Service
NEW YORK. Oct. is.-Presidsnt
Taft started for Beverly this morn
Ing. He b being carefully guarded
~ . result Of the shooting OF Roose.
velt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16

The Ladies' Guild OF the Episcopal
church will meet Friday at $50 .. m
st NsAsen's Music store. iO-St
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16
Fourth Inning

Hsrsog drove out . two-bagger.
Meyers vas out. vistehsr died out.
Asthswson alsd out. No runs.
/. Lewis vas out. Gardner doubled
but vas caught st third. Stahl fsn-
ned. No runs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16

Dsvoss siaslsd. bat was caught try
ing % steal seeonl. Doyle Aisd out
osodsraas sinslsd. Murray out. No
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16

Devore walked. Doyle vas out.
oaodgraas was out. Murray drove out
two basser. scoring Dsvore. Aer-
HE vas out. One run.
Hooper and Yerkes we're out and
Speaker famed. No runs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16

Dsvors. arst up for the Giants. was
out Doyle vas out. snodgrass drew
. pass and stole second. Murray ~as
out. No runs.
Hooper was out. Ysrkss famed.
Speaker singled and stole second.
Lewis famed. No runs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-16
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