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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

Mary Miller. husband and vile.
and 10 All psrvoas Interested In
the estate " the said Alexander
II. Miller. "a. u. hiilsr). their
hsirs. dsv,ssss sr assisss'
In the Name of the state Of orsSon'
You. and each Of yev. are hereby
required to appear and answer eoo-
plant of the piAinu6 nlsd asaiass
you and each Of you. In the above en-
titled suit. on er bsfers tie 9Th cav
Of November. 1915; that bsias the
day nxsd by the order of Hon. u. l.
Henson. judge of the circuit court.
being the. court above named. %
which yos and each sf you are 70.
auired to appear Asd answsr said
con, piAint In said suit; and 10 you fsu
TO 80 appear and answer. the plain.
tia will apply TO the court for tho
particular aud specific relief prayed
Tor In said complaint to-wit' To
quiet title In pla,ntl6 TO the follow
Ing described real estate. via
Southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter taEN NEN). and the sass
|hals Of the southeast quarter. ZEN
sHx). section thirty.ehrss (oO.
township thirty-sisht (sO ssusA.
range uiss 90 east. ". n. klamath
County. Oregon. according . The
govsramsat survey. and that yess H.
tsrcst os estate. n any there b. shall
be barred. and forever torsclossl. sse
that plaintiffs title b declared ss-
perior. and paramount 10 any rieAt.
title or interest which you or either
of you may have In and 70 sale prso'
isss.
This summons 10 published h the
klamath Republican. . weekly asvs-
paper. printed and published II the
city Of klamath ralis. CosaV -
klamath. state Of Oregon. esias he
same county In which the lasd ts-
scribsd In this suit. 10 situated. bslss
tho paper named In the order Of the
Hoa. u. L. Benson. Judge Of tho cir
cult court Of the State Of Oregon. for
klamath county: said order dated the
ssth day Of September. 1919. virst
publication Of this summons made on
the asth day Of September. 1919. and
the last publication being % the 7,h
day Of November. 1919. being els
consecutive. successive weeks.
ELLIOTT q ELLIOTT.
s-3s-ii-fr Atty's Tor PiaiatiR.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

. Edgar virgil Of the hem Of
. virgil . soa. furAiturs dealers,
. has become . practical asricul- Z
. suralist. Ne has aeAievs1 10 lit- 4
. tie success h Ais new llns oe -. I
. dsavos in bic back yafd. I
. On isos square fsss ef ground Z
= hs he's raised tAis ysar 1850 Z
, poun1s ee high class potatoes. Z
. ~HHH~1>HH>>>H>HHI
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

suuDsas Ssr Puhl1eassss
In the Circuit cssss ss Ne sssss q
Oregon. in aaa Ter KlaassA
Couaty.
klamath Kerporsssoa. . Cespsrss,ss.
.Plaiatia.
Alexander n. Miller. "a. u. Miiisr)
and hary Miller. bic wife, ssd
the unknovs hsirs. lssatsss asa
dsvissss OF the ssid Alexander
u. Miller. a. n. Miller, snd
Mary Miller. husband and wife.
and to all persons Interested In
the estate OF the said Alexander
II. Miller. "a. ~. MiilsrD, their
heirs. dsvissss. or assigns. De-
fsndants.
70 Alexander n. Mules. "a. 4. Niiiee,
and Mary Aillss. his wife, asd
the unknovA helm. lsgatsss ssd
dsvissss Of the sail Alexander
n. Miller. a. n. hillsr) ssl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19


Nosice os l'roressisass - Dssss.sss
wsass Rishes
Before the board Of Costrol Of The
state Of OrsGos. water Divtsiou
No. I. klamath County.
iu the Matter Of the DETERMINATION Of
the Relative Rights 70 the Wa
tsrs es Lost River. . tributary Of
ruls Lake. aad iss rributariss.
inciudias BseAAoldt 0uieh.
To All Psrsoss. Firms aad Corpora.
,ioas. claimins . right 10 the use Of
the waters Of the above named stream
lor any tributary thereof. OF ovaias ~
being In posssssios Of lssds bosdssias
on or havias. access TO sale stream os
any Of its tributaries. II the eounsy Of
Klamath. State Of oresoa. ssd To All
Whom Il May Concern:
In tas Name Of the State Of Ore.
xon: You aud each Of you are here.
sy notified that the state engineer n
tho state Of Oregon will begin an In.
vcstixation Of tho now OF that certain
stream known ss Lost River. and ~,
various tributaries. situated In Klan,
ath County. State Of Oregon. and u
the various bitches divsrtias water
thersfrom. on Saturday. the 7th ds,
OF December. 1919.
And you are hereby further notified
that the supsriatsndsst Of water a.
vision No. Of the Ststs Of Oregon
will commence the taking OF sssti-
moay ~ 70 the rights Of ali parties
claiming watsr from ssiA stsssm. or
its tributaries. for irrisation. rVssr.
mining or other beneficial uss,. on
Monday. the sth day Of Dscsmber.
1919. Al the hour Of 10 o'eiocx =. ~
at the court house In the cpy Of
Klamath Falls. Klamath County.
State OF Oregon. and viii ths.oAfts.
continue the taking Of tsstimouy: asa
on Thursday. the 18th day OF Usccr,.
Der. 1919. will commence the tsxins
OF testimony st Bonanza. Animate.
County. Oregon: and viii thereafter
continue the taking Of testimony an,,l
the same 10 completed.
And you are hereby ordered To sv
pear before the undsrsisn-d sups. H.
tendsnt Of water division No. I. st
one Of the times and places above |
mentioned. and submit proof Of your |
claim to the waters Of said stream O, |
any tributary thereof. II any right
thereto 10 claimed By you; and you
are hereby further notified that n you !.
fail to 50 appear and submit proof Of
your claim TO the waters OF ssid \
stream, or tributary thereof, dsssuI, II
VIII DO entered against you, and you
will bs barred and sstopped from SUB. H
ssqusntly asserting any rights to the
waters Aforesaid. and will bs held and i
deemed TO have forfeited oil risht 70 II
the use OF said waters thsrstofoss Il
claimed by you.
by order Of the Board Of Control II
Of the State Of osssos.
Dated ssptsmbss .. 1913. st Salem /
Oregon.
n Josr =. LEWIS.
STATE ussiaesr
JAMES r. CHINOOK.
Water Divlaios, NJ III
GEO. T. COCHRAN. II
Supsrlntendent Water Division No. Z. H
io-i7.ie-s%s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19
PANIC PRIMER"
BRYAk's SPIEL
oanAe COnnaoNBR WILL MAkE
a 1RlP Tanouon ONO N AN
sspo~E 10 pssrRovR NAM
RxPunlicAN srATxnExTs


Gnlsse Pfses S.rveee
uRbANlA. Ohio. Oct. is-w'illiam
Jsaninss Bryan started % two dass
sesr oe Ohio today. He viii rscise
IN "Paaic Primer" to show ;he tai.
lasy q tAs rspsslieaA threats os =
panle Il Wilson b elected.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

reasracts. dssds. mortsages. eee. ~
cssely Nee vish The coHaty eleek.
ssU surnisAsA BY the City ssd County
Asssrast eoEpaay:
Prsd McKsadrss 70 c. X. HIDE
beaaA. warranty 1ss1. oiee. lee I
aaa Dass NEk NWk. ose. S<->e-le.
JoAA ". Hav1Aurse % Elns6a
AavlAsrsG warranty 1ssd. ele. SEN
NUk, Ngx oBk. -. l-SS-e.
". =. oAanln - Mn. 4. Q. osars,
wassaaty assd. u. NWk MEN. sse.
0s.ss-ie.
W. q Wee1sn 70 J. P. JeAasea.
warranty dss1. eis. ~ IS. b,esk ~.
c. b. isssu.se 70 = n. laepsaa,d.
o1e. M - 8. Mech 3; iees I 10 10.
baeek 3: ~ ! - 8. bleek -. opper-
suaisy aAlieioa.
Z. D. l1eDeaAil 70 Nsstss 0ilinos.
vassaaty ass1. ele. lets I 70 s. In
bleek 3: lses I - 10. block D: iota
I - 8. Meek -. opportuaity addi-
~.
Hsary wsbss 70 Minnie epsaess.
warranty 49,. 90. lss =. b,eck 10.
Terminal CRY.
Lsls =. Lera 70 wellesley .. Giap-
80. warranty tssd. 80. swx 80.
is-9s-le.
Dsvss nseass . Bert Z. WltArsv.
s1ninlsssaase's ~. oS.lee. less 8
80 Z. -. ~: lsos 81 8. osa 20:
~ :. .. 10 snl II. -. sl-le-le
JoAa =. Masso - ". =. Blliaes.
vaFsanay 49,. eie. swk Swx. Sse.
.: SEN oDk. -. S-3e-il.
CO. Z. Woe1sa - Unitsd ssstes.
0uie s1a1n 49,. sight e way over
oDx oBk. -. 1850; SEX NHS
80 ~ e-l3. ose. $685.: SEN NV
k. M kSwk. Nwx SEX. sse.
$780,. n
cAas- Z. werlsa 70 DATED oeasss.
euit elain 49,. right q way OVER
kWk oWk. -. $685..
c. 4. PoiaAsztse 70 Unitsd States.
euit claim 1ssd. right Of vay over
SEN MEX. ese. 3S-3S-s.
Bert =. Withrov 70 Allen Sloan.
49,. 90. undivided oas-fousth In
tsrsse h lots . sad Z. Gee. ~: lots
= 40 s. ose. 20: lots .. .. 10 and
~. -. 9l-<e-le.
Klamath Canal company 70 ". }.
uvaas. warranty dss1. go. lot ..
bleek .. Canal e11ltiea.
y. D. LeesleV - Wn. ,. Richards.
vassaa1 6es1. ooeo. LIS ssFss II
~ Nwk -. 3s-ss-7k.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19
SOCIALISTS TO
Ask FOR PROOF
RoossvEla. iOx0woarx AND
CARDINAL GisB0xs wsi.L wG
Asked 10 SEND AHvIDAvETs
10 PORTLAND


PORTLAND. Oct. 1.-THE eight
socialists Who have bssa iadictsd
here tos Issuing seuTrtlous literature
coneesntag Colonel Roosevelt and
Nieholss Longvorth have decided "a
subpesas neessssIt. Loasvosth sal
car1iAal olbheas. and feses them u
prove tAat ths iitssstsrs eomplainsd
q , uaesus.
u y sspsets1 that ~ sGort vim n
made - force The trio 70 make sm.
lsvtts - ~ ssat 20 this city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

Mr.. ana Mrs. Albert II. Elder 70.
turned last evening from their honey
moon trip to Portland. Nswbsrs and
othsr points. and have started house
ksspins.
ons Of the most Informal Of intor-
nal social svsats was saloysd at the
|vssidsacs Of c. 9. Hosus Friday Aisht,
The kloas-Mox club net Tor the pNr-
pose Of sajoyiAs . "slumbsr" party.
which. from accounts that have sim
msrsd through. was everything but
. 'Slumbsr" party. The club 10 CON-
posed Of the Misses Fannie Virgil.
Lois Myers. MAude Rippey. Claudia
|O'Loughlin. Florence Bowen and Fay
Hogus The ladies met early In the
evening. clipped into their timonas.
and spent . most enjoyable time In
games. pranks. story-tsllias and sing.
Ing. N was . ''slumbsr" party In
name only. for one Of the accessories
Of the occasion was . bath tub ailed
with cold water. and IL very presence
had . tsndsHcy to drive sleep from
mlschisvious minds. Breakfast was
served at the HoGus homo this morn
Ing. after which the membsrs OF the
kloas-Mox Club disbandsd.
= .
Mrs. q. Nsubsrt 10 In iron the Nsu-
bert ranch today On business.
Miss n. Barnua. . local teacher. ts
|spsadiAs the wssk ed at 0dsssa.
.
Mn. c. o. Morgan entertained the
Jui m Tel Club at her hous Tuesday
aftsraooa. Rsfrsshnsass were served
70 the following: Mssdamss Fred
Mslhass. Frank Ward. Q. Henley. +.
". stephens. q. r. Manning. I. J.
Knapp. rhos. Hampton. A. D. Miller.
.. }. sssvast. =. b. Bsason. q. d.
HAN and @. x. osita.
. .
The three upper classss OF tho high
school we're hosts st . reception to
the Freshmen last svsains. A good
program had been arranged and a
particularly good talx was made By
Edwin Coz. president Of the student
body. He clearly showed what the
Freshmen In high school b expected
70 Do. He ssid: The world wants
veil trained men aowaaays. The man
who hes no trainias viii not succeed
10 lifs. OF courss. there are sxcsp-
tioas. but We are speaking Of the
average man only. Also. the Nation
wants wsli-balaAesd nsa: that In.
uoatally. morally and physically. 90
there = need Of you Prsshmsa chocs-
ias carefully the eourss you viii take.
Yos are at this tine Of your life lay.
ias the foundation. and it u essen
tial that you lay Il carefully" The
rest Of the svsaias was spent In
playins saass. Promptly at 1880
the soag sounded. which was the sis.
nal for lights oct
Mn. r. n. Riehssdson satsrtained
. few frisads at Bridge Wednesday
afternoon at her beautiful homo On
Conssr avenue. Rsfreshmsnts were
served and prisss awarded to Mrs.
Smith and Aias Maud Baldwin. The
guests were: Mrs. Oscar Shivs. Mrs.
WIN Baldwin. Mn. c. I. Roberts. Mrs.
c. n. Underwood. Nm. Don J. zum-
walt. nrs. W. o. Smith. Mrs. Fred
hilis. hrs. Johs Moore. Mrs.. Chas
Martin. Mn. v. J. Murray snd Mia.
Maud Baldwin.
Mrs. J. Q. Elliott satsFtainsd infor- |
A. luschsoa IL New York DR..
Lyman Abbott. sippias . siass Of Ice
R01A .0nk eA1A -A-Aa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19
Social Evenzs Of the Week

5 V me W SeK
mally with two tables Of bridge Tues
day aftsrnoon at her homo In the Hot
sprln9s additioa. Tea was served
during the aftsrnooa. The suests
we're: Ars, r. n. Hovsy. hrs. Geo.
Noland. Mrs. w. Paul johnson. Mrs
lDoa ]. xumwalt. hrs, w. o. Smith.
Ars. .. ". 0owsn and Mrs, W. =
wiley.
Ou Thursday Mrs. G. I. Roberta In
vitsd Q few friends In for the even.
ins. Bridge was played and rsfresh-
ments served to the following guests
Mrs. Oscar shivs. Mrs. WIN Baldwin,
Mrs. Elm Baldwin. Mrs. c. II. Under.
wood. Mrs. W. o. Smith. Mrs. r. NJ
Richardson aud Miss Maud Baldwin.
There viii b called meeting Of
Prosperity Rsbekah Lodge No, to<,
on Monday evening. October sist. for
the purpose Of sntertainins the pres.
ident Of the Rebskah Assembly and
Initiating candidates.
Past Noble 0rauds Of Prosperity
Rsbskah Lodge. l. o. O. ,. vii, xivs
q reception In honor Of President 8,
May 0rssr Of the Rsbskah Assembly
OF Oregon. Tuesday aftsrnoon. from :
tc s. at the residence Of Mrs. n. Y.
on washiastoa street. All
Rsbskahs and visiting Rsbskahs have
bssa cordially invttsd to b present.
.
Mrs. A. r. Campbell entertained
this aftsrncon With 800" Tho
Campbell home o. High street was
tastsfuliy decorated. and during the
afternoon rsfrsshmcnts we're served.
Those present we're Mssdames Oscar
shivs. rhos. Roberts. Carl Cossr. Ar
thur whitman. Francis Dow. Burss
Mason. Claude ChastAia. Roy Ham |
aker. Earl whitlock. Claude DasGett.
Fred sehaiioeh. Elm Baldwin. WIN
BALDWIN. John Irwin and Miss Maud
BALDWIN.
The 1919 Needle Club mot Friday
afternoon At the homo Of Ars. J. ,.
Healsy.
The Episcopal Guild met Thursday
st the home OF Mrs.. Felt. Il was de-
eidsd at the meeting 10 give . play In
the opera house November 18th. the
procesds TO 20 toward some OF the
work nov bsins carried on BY the
guild.
~ asseins se the Esialoas Tribe
held THURSDAY aftsrnooa piaas we're
ns1e ees pastyIto take plses short
" at the Eiiiott's eoustry homo. The
eulaloas tstbs b composed Of girls u
attsndias high school. The club was
stastsS for sassstaisnsas eaiy.
". B. Sinpsos. . prominsut raach.
o. Of Aisoma. 10 II tovs today. shop
piAs.
hrs. Elm Baldwin invited a few
friends Friday to spend the afternoon
In sewing. Tes was served AMI q
most pleasant and proatsble after
noon spent.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. u. Merryman ies,
the nrst OF the week for Portland for d
> visit with friends and relatives. |,
II
Mrs. W. D. Barnes. Miss IIassi (
Barnes and Fed Barass viii leave
tomorrow evening for OAKLAND. Csiic. Il
where they will spend the viatss. +,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

A. . iusehsoa In New York DR..
Lyman Abbott. sippias . siass Of Ice
cold MILK. told . woman suffrage
story.
Il had heard lot." hs said. about
the wonderful success Of woman SUI
frase In Australia; 20. meeting an
Australian woman one day. ! asked;
"'How did you vote. madam. at the
last elsetionf'
The Australian woman answered
with . simpsr:
In ny mauve pannisr gown. sir.
with . large msuvs hat trimmed with
mauve osprsys.' .'"-washinston Post.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

J. Jensen. who has . ranch In Ante.
lcps Valley. y In town on business to-
day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19
Al Inn CnunCnn


Services q NE vasious churches o.
ne city tor teaesrev vll - - fes-
levs:
thslsatsss ChaseA-
Corner NlntA 80 PiAs sefsses.
.. =. vliaa. Dageoe.
sunday seAeel q 10 .. -. =. l.
Blllett. sspssiatso1eae.
CAsistiaa Enleavse q e:Se ,. =.
Prsaehing q ~ -. - 7:oe D.o.
The mi1-veek sesv1so vill - hsl1
% Wednesday svsaiAe.
sssaAesss an1 fs1saAe ass kin1ly
iaviss1 70 vsssAiD viaA -.
| |rsosAgoos1nn Ch0sA-
PiAs aa1 ThiFa sesesaA
Rev. J. .. oeubb,eoel1. pagess.
oanAay seAses q 10 . -. J. D
mason supesiatsoosae
cAsiseiaa un1eoves e 7:0o. 0s1ase
Nall. UesaAsaG
PssaeAiAs q II .. =. 81 1:0e
10 - ~ tAe pasoss.
Aesning tAsne. ''0uf Assses."
Gvsains shsne. '-Tsaasfsrrins opir.
itsal Truth lato Spiritual Life"
Prayer nsssias wednesday svss-
|iAs q 7:9o.
Yos are cordially isviesa 70 coas
and worship With -. We shall ~
70 make roo feel ss hone.
. 80
0ssee leseAsd1sa n0aseupas-
Sunday seheei q 10 .. =. Ds. ".
4. Lsoaard superintssaeat.
Divtns services. II Q. =. 80 Use
ID. =. George =. Hesse. Pasess.
General class q I3:ie.
Jusios Lsasus q . ,. -. AliD
Hassl ounness. supeeinteo1eae
Epvorth League at ESQ ,. -.
Howard cisavslasA. psssi1saG
Regular prayer needing Wslass1ay
svsaiAs Il f:Se.
Special asnouaes0aaoDe
Morning thsas. "Rsady for the
vigAt."
Evsaias theme. The Uasasy Man.
Third Of The Seven Asa IL Klamath
Dalls."
W. n. Harris Of Seattle viii lead
the morning class.
Special music-Niss Louise Ben
sos. assisted by Mrs.. Alma Cofsr.
siass IN the nosnins. The svsaisx
numbsr by the church quartet. Mrs.
birdsan Irsksr Oambsli. Mrs. Geo.
". wsitoa. Msasrs Walton and Upp.
Cordial welcome. obllsias ushsrs
Good music.
slsptise CAascA-
Eighth aad Csssl seseeas.
}. D. Brsndsl. paseos.
ous1ay school q 10 .. = 4 =
D. Lap. supesiatea1sat.
Preaching at II An. and 1880 Pm.
All are cordially invited 70 attend
lheeo oorvices.
Church q ths Rsdss0ss-9plseopal. |
Dr. Hsasy 9. Collins. ssseer.
Od1 vellevs' han.
Regular services tsasssev nssn-
lns. at IL o'clock.
Sunday seheel b ths sftss.ses q |
. 80
ChssaSaa se1sass oesisey-
HssuaW - Nbeasy builliag.
sunday service q II .. =.
sunday esheel q 10 Q. =
ws1nsslay svssias asseaas q .
. sSs
CeuseA - ~ 0asss0 0sngo-
Niret nasA vtlh shsst iasesueo1sn,
u S:oo Q. =.
oeeonl naas, vsth sermon g tAe |
0as0sl q ~ sunday. ct 1850 :. N. |
Sunday seheel q e:9e . ..
An ase eor1ially iavitsl q sttsal
Rev. Wuliam Nelgillaa. pastos.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

Services q NE vasleus churches d
shs city tor teoesrev vtl - - To-
levs:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19
. NAL ugfA11 fnANuvBnD =

TAs tsllsWtas realty traasesrs'
rsatrscss. dssdA mortsases. sts. ~
csssly ole1 vieh The cosasy elsre.
ssu sursisAs1 BY th. CITY ED County
Asssraet eoEpaay:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19
Miss y. Baraua. . local teacher. d
|spsa1ias the wssk ed at 0dsssa.

Mn. c. o. Aorsaa entertained the
Jui M Vel Club at her hoos Tuesday
aftsraooa. Rsfrsshnsats were served
70 the following: Mssdames Fred
Mslhass. Frank Ward. Q. Hsulsy. 7.
". Stephens. q. r. naanias. I. J.
Knapp. rAos. Hampton. A. D. Miller.
3. }. Stsvart. =. b. Bsason. g. d.
Hall ana @. x. oeiss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

Mrs. q. Nsubsrt 10 In iron the Nsu'
bert raacA today On business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

Mrs.. ,. Q. Elliott satsrtainsd infor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

A. . nsseins ee the Eulaloas rribs
held rhursday afssrnooa plans we're
ns1e fes . pastyI 10 take plses short
" at the Eiliost's soussry home. The
eulaloas tstbs b composed Of girls
attending high school. The club was
seasts6 for satsrtainmsas oaiy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

". b. Sinpsos. . proninsnt ranch.
o. Of Aisoma. is II tovn today. shop.
pias.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-19

Past Noble brands Of Prosperity
Rsbekah Lodge. l. O. O. 2. viii xivs
= reception In honor Of President g.
May 0rser Of the Rsbskah Assembly
OF Oregon. Tuesday afteruoon. from :
tc s. at the residence OF Mrs. n. Y.
waetsnburs on washiastoa street. All
Rsbskahs and Waiting Rsbskahs have
bssa cordially invited to b prsssat.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
VIOLENT THUNDER
 STORM HITS STATE
HAII. CUTS TOBACCO TO PIECES AND. LIGHTNING RAISES HAVOC WITH WIRES.

New Haven, May 25-Farmers throughout the state are, today, talk ing stock of the loss sustained, last night by one of the most severe wind and electrical storms that has passed over the state in years. In several of the cities of the state electric light services were crippeld and trolley traffic badly handicapped As usual the northern part of the state bore the brunt of the damage. Through Enfield. Thompsonville. and Suffield, much damage was done to tobacco by hail. especially in Suffield where near -ly- 300 acres were cut to pieces. Sev- eral ebarns and houses were struck and at the. Suffield driving park a horse shed was blown from its foun- dations. In the eastern part of the state several barns were struck
 A spectacular feature of the storm in New London was the arrival ot the United tSates battleship North Dakota, which steamed into the har- Dor when it was at it's height. The lightning was so incessant that the course of the ship was watched until she reached her anchorage
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
DAMAGE IN BAY STATE.

Boston. May 25-Twe1ve persons in- jured when lightning struck car. many others hurt in a dozen outlying districts two mills of the American Powder Company with contents blown to fragments and a total damage of at least $25,0OO were some of today's 8 complete. returns" from the violent thunderstorm which ended day of suffocating heat, yesterday. It will be days before the whole damage will be known. It was variously estt- mated. today. at between $25,000 and $75 000
 Lightning struck a crowded troll ley car in Saugus. hundreds on fer. ryboat which connects with the mar row gauge to Revere Beach and Lynn were thrown into panic when a bolt hit the boat, trainshed at north station had its walls partly ripped out, awnings plateglas ss windows. small show cases and immense signs in the downtown districts were shat tered and scattered like ,so much straw, horses and COWS and other livestock were killed or injured by lightning and great pieces of hail In Melrose, Reading and Wakefield. 1t was the worst storm sGreater Boston has had in years. It came sats the end of sweftering day which set a new heat record at the local weather bu- reau station for May 24 of S6 degrees at A o'clock Ninety was recorded on some thermometers which were expos ed to the sun. s4