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The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
HARVARD WINS.
Fini.he- First IN Junior ColeEiate
EiEht-oared Race.

Philadeiphia. May 25,-only forty
feet ahead OF the Yale crew. hnIshing
last, Harvard to-day won the junior
collegiate eight-oared race fer the
New England cup. at the tenth regat-
t. OF the American Rowing Assooia-
ton. The race was one OF the most
Sensational ever seen on the Sehuylkiil
River. After Harvard came Columbia,
a half length behind, and then Prince
ton, Pcnnsyivania, and Yale. IN the
order named Princeton and Pennsy-
vania were 80 close that there was an
argument among the judges az to
which nuished third. Harvard's tins
was see l-s.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
ALEXANDER BEATS
BOSTON BRAVES
Assisted by Great Catches by Titus,
Magee, Psskert, and DOOlan,
Winning, S to 2.

Philadelphia, May Sin a game brim-
full Of sensational catches and stops,
tie PhiIlies defeated Boston to-day 5
TO 2. Alexander had the Pilgrims at his
mercy throughout the contest, and
backed up by sensational catches by
Titus. Magee, and Pas<ert.s and a won
derful stop and throw by Mike Doolan.
he managed to hold the Bostons to four
hits. Hub Perdue was batted hard by
the Phiilies Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
KnBANE BACK HOME.
Fensher-weiEht champ cleans Up
$4,000 ON Eastern Trip.

Cleveland. Ohio. May 25.-Feather-
weight Champion Johnny Kilbane Is
again back at his Cleveland home att
and next week VIII begin training for
his next fight. The little champion's
next opponent VIII be Tommy o'Tooie,
whom he viii meet IN six-round en- !.
counter IN Phfladeiphia on June 5. XII
bane cleaned up 5000 on his Eastern
trip. having received $500 for defeat
ing Frankie Burns IN New York. and
t1ssoo fer boxing Jimmy Walsh 70
draw IN Boston.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
PIRATES TAKE GAME.

Pittsburg. May S.-The Pirates de-
feated the Cubs 4 to this afternoon
in a well. played game. wilson's hard
hitting, a single and two triples. and
scoring three timSe was the feature.
Camnits was wild. but the Cubs were
unable to hit him when q hit would
count. W. Miller made two OF the four
hits and scored both the visitors runs.
took the lead in the first IN
ming and was never overtaken. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
Two RECORDS BROKEN.

Stockholm. May 25-Two new rec
ords were established In the Olympic
tryouts here this afternoon. G. Wilson
won the discus throw by a heaxe OF
fs70 meters "a little over 14s feet 4
inches). The previous record was held
by Martin sheridan. who made a throw
of 1S6 feet Ia inch, AT Athens, In 1906
1905.
Fock won the 5000 meter nat race IN
minutes ts s-5 seconds.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

Rns-Ganey. olsea, JASkso1 ca. GrEgz Paekin-
paugh. Sh0ttcn ca, Hogan q, Powell TWo-base
hits-Griggs Jarkson. Three-hass hit-olssn. Houls
Tun-Hogan. Stolen base-JacEson sacrihcs hits
Olson StephenA Basa % balloon Powell. s;
Of Khlog. Q; od BaSkette. !; od Lake, L stuck
oUt-By Powell. ;; b. Kaler 4; b. BaSkette a; b.
lake, & SacTihcs hits-olsen, STEPHENS. Baskstte
Double plays-KaieF 70 Peck 10 G1Es; Powell 70
Lap0te 10 StoFsu; PECK to Adams; Ban to Peck
to Griggs Hits-of Kaler, in - innings; c6
Powell, in 8 - inningA Umpires-Messs. Coz
noliS and Kart
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Runs-Paskert. Titus Mage KnAbe Dooin, Nc
D0nah Killing. TWo-bsss hIt-Doolan. Home run
McDonAld Stolen hases-Campbell Knabe Struck
out-By Alexander. & Double piay-5Weeney 70
spratt 10 Devlin. First bsso cn crrur-Boston, /.
First bass on bans-Oh Alsaardsr. 3: oH Penaue 5
HIT b. piteher-By Perdns Aiageel. Umptres-
Mcssrs- JolInstcne and Easoa Tine of Ezme-i
hour and y minutes
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sBa& hone from Western trip. wherein the cub
played Is ssmes. Losing u Of then
Won. ;; lost, . Ayerags rIns pr zane for Ma
tionals 5; for opponentS IS Average hits pr
zane for NationalS IS; for oppopents. IA
Average srrOrs Per game for NGtionas, 2; FOX
opponents, L.
P. S.-Inquirer: Yes; the Charley
Eckstein who keeps a place OF business
in New York Avenue between the Gov
ernment Printing once and the Treas
ury Department Is the same Eckstein
who quarrels with Sam SteinberE over
the relative merits OF Pitchers Tom
Hughes and Buck Becker.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

Rms-GdnEs Ball, Adams. Blanding Shotten,
Hogan o.. stoTEH. Kesler. TWO-bass hits-storn
Jackson Ryan Laporte. Thrae-base hit-AdHmA
Stolen bases-GrErs Ryan. sa-i6cs hits-Olsen
%. Ryan. First base on baIls-oH Banding 5; Oh
Brown, 5; % Hamilton, L struck out-By Bland
ing 5: b. Brown. 2: By Hamilton, 2 Double plays
-Hosan to Laporte; Wallace to Storan to AnstlA.
Wild piteh-BroWn. Hit b. pitched ball--By BlHno-
inE Laporte Hits made-Oh Brown. . m 8 m
ming. Umpires-Me1rs. Connolly and Bart At
tendsnce-a2
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Runs-Carey. Wilson 81. W. Miller 70. TrEO-bass
hit-HofmAn. Three-bass hits-Wlson, 2 Hits made
Carthy Camnitz Stolen bases-Carey, W. Miller
%, Schultz, Zimmerman. Holman. Wilson Double
plays-Archer to Tinker; Zimmerman 10 EEers First
base on balloon Camnitz 9: oh Lavender, ); on
ReuIbach. 2. Struck 0ut-By CAmnitz ?; By Layen-
der 2: By Reulhach. 2 umrires-Messrs Klein and
Bush. Tine q EAme-l hour and % minutes
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sBatted for Hunphries in fourth
iBatted foI BaEby b ninth.

Runs-MaEes %, Ellis o.. MouTey Konetehy.
Hanser. BescheE. Marssns HobhtselL TWo-base hits
Sacihce hits-MoWrey, Evans. Sacrifice hy-kO-
netchy. Stolen bases-Marsans, Hoblitzsn C2ly EgAh
BeseheF, EvanA Double play-McLean TO Eanond.
First bass on baIls-Of y Woodbmn. a. oh sallCe.' 4;
ca Frume. /, OF Hunphriss. 1; oa Bagby J.
Struck out-By Wo0dburn. 2; By Sallee 2: by
Fr0mns, !; by BaEbee, Hits made-Oh Wood
bum, IN / 25 Innings; % Frouime. 5 In 2 IN
st Louis, 6: Cincinnati. s Umpires-Messrs Rls-
ler and Fiunsnn. Time q ume-l hour and IS
minuieA
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

Barry %, Lapp. Coombs ruo-hase hits-Iapn
l3ardneT. Wagnsr, Baker strunk stolen bsseS-
Oldrng. Murphy. fint nse On hals-oh Wood 4:
on Coomhs. struck out-By Wood &: b coouhs
4 Doubic piays-BarIJ 10 Collins to McIu1ig :
Gardner to Yerkes to Bradley Hit b pitched XII
Barn. Umpires-Messa. Psfrius and Dineen- At
tendance-llWo.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YEsrERDAY,s RESULTS.

YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.
New York, 81 waahinEton, 3.
New York, o. washInEton, ..
Cleveland, = 81. Louis, 8.
81. Louis, 81 Cleveland, s.
Philadelphia, 81 Boston, 2.
Chicago, 81 Detroit, s.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Detroit At Chicago.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
.-.vp,,s. -
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GkEIEs TODAY.
CIncinnnti at washInEton
CE1hibitiOnD.
.TANpTNG o. - cIunH
GAME CALLED OFF.
EbBItts Refuses to Let Nationals
ana BreokIyn Play To-day.

Special to The Washington Herald.
New York. May 5-The Nationals
we're scheduled to play the Lyceums OF
Brooklyn on the Brooklyn National
League ball park tomorrow afternoon,
Tut Just before dinner TONIGHT Manager
Grimth announced that the game was
on, ss owner Ebbitts. OF the Brooklyn
club, had refused to let an American
League team use the grounds.
GrifFs boys are glad OF the day Of
rest, and viii enjoy themselves on the
Sabbath by taking in the sights OF New
York.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

Becker. HeTzog q, Burns Fletcher, Meyers. Wiltse
q. Tuo-hase hits-Wiltsc, Meyers Doyle, snod-
EraSs smith. Thrsebase hts-Herzng. SnOdgras.
CrandalL Home uin-Doyie. Sacrifice hit-Daley.
Sacrifice fies-Doyie Murray. Stolen hases-Becker
a. HerznE. Fletcher, DuubeTt. Double plny-Her-
zng TO Doyle to SnodgasA Lsd on bases-NeW
York 10; Brookiyn. First base On bans-OR
wntae J; on stack, 3; Oh Kent Struck out
By Wits. ); b. Czndall. / b staek, L Hit By
ritched baIl-By Stack, F1eteher. Umrires-MessrS
oWcns and Brennan. Time Of glme-i hour and 50
minutes Attendance-1.0W.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
NATIONALS DROP
PAIR TO YANKEES,
MOELLER INJURED
Speedy outAeldsr Throws Shoulder
Out Of Placs-waltsr johnson
Loses the First Game.
HIT BATsMAE TURNS TRICK
b. WILLIAM PEET.


New York, May zs.-Manager Grit
fifth played his two trump cards, John
son and Groom, against the New York
Highlanders this afternoon and lost out.
The opening battle was heart-breaker
and went to the home crowd, 6 to 3.
The wind-up fell to Woiyerton's gang,
Q to 5, and they were entitled to that
victory, for they knocked Groom out
of the box and made life miserable for
Jerry Akers
When Walter Johnson cut loose with
one of his speed balls and hit short
stop Martin in the head the first game
was lost right there, for Walter was
50 unnerved that he let down with his
terrific speed and began to give out
bases on balls and behave just like a
pitcher who has nothing but motion
and a prayer. At the time Martin was
hit the Nationals were in the lead, ?
to I, but in the fatal fifth three New
York runners scampered over the plate,
and in the sixth johnson was again
up in the ai., and gave three bases on
balls. Ainsmith and Schsefer contrib
uted errors, and a couple of cheap runs
counted.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
GIANTS ONCE MORE.
Defeat Brooklyn Dodgers by II to
Count.

Brooklyn, n. Y, May S.LThs Giants
took the opening game OF the series
with Brooklyn to-day. II to ? in the
presence Of an immense crowd. The
Brooklyn players could not solve the
deliveries OF Wiltse or Crandall and gar
nered only fivs hits, while the Giants
hammered out twelve. including three
three-baggers and a home run, the
latter by Capt Doyle. Score.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
Yale Victorious

New Haven. Conn, May 25.-Yale
beat Harvard in their annual tennis
tournament to-day. i've matches to
four.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

'Ons ont when winning cord
tBGtted fog wIlsh n sCTenth-
D,t... zOO0O 0O620oooo 800 -
Chi. 3eIOo oOOOOoo - Is
Rms-JOnes Perm. Morihrty. stanhEe Rath.
Loud o., Collins Leh on bases-DstrUit. Is; Chi
casO, - Bass on bails-Oh WORKS. ?; od walsh.
I; on LanEe, & Struck Out-By Worm, s: By
Walsh, 2; bs LAnge. J. Hit b. pitchsr-Bodis
Joues. TUobass hits-CnEfurd. Moriarty. stanags.
Works, Loadsn. LoCd nree-hase hit-L1rd. Sazi-
hcs hits-callahan. Worka. Kuhn Stolen hases-
zeider Collins, Lord. Jones. Rath. Gainog, Mat
ticA wild pitches-Wotn. :: walsh. l. Douhas
piays-Walsh % Sullivan 20 Lord; Ousloa 70 Dele
hanr; Londen TO Dslchanty. Bah-Wahh- I'm
bourI and E minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
CARDINALS ON TOP.
Defeat Cincinnati REDS by to 4
Count.

st. Louis. May 2S-The Cardinals used
two pitchers and Cincinnati three in to-
days game, which the locals won, to T.
The Cineinnatis made their two runs IN
the first on three successive walks and
Egan's hif. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
DAST PERFORMANCES
L From L Stahl to Clark Griffith

Well. they won't take any candy from
our Artiess Athletes in BlusterviIle to-
day, II that's any consolation
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
STANDING OF THE CLUES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Philadelphia, 81 Boston, :.
New York, 1T BrOOEIyn, 2.
PittSburE, A. chicago, 2.
st. Louis, u Cincinnati, 4.
GAMES TODAY.
at st. Louis.
- PittsburE at Chicago.
STANDING OF TIE CLUES.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
The Score.
ran for Martin in the hfth.

sRan for Martin In the fifth.
y.n5dHsg wsshington.,... Id5SSSSs95dS
Sacrifice hit-Daniels. Stolen bases
AinsnHth, -Dolan. Walker Double plays
Simmons to Dolan 70 Chase. Bases on
halls-Oh Johnson. J. Struck out-By
Ford, 5: by johnson, s. Left on bases
Washington, s; Yankees, 5 Hit by
pitcher-By johnson, Daniels Martin.
Gmpires-Nessrs Egan and Evans.
The Second Game.
Dan MoeIler started on with a base
on balls and stole second Foster died,
Dolan TO Chase. and on this play Noel
Ter went to third. A daring lead caused
Street to shoot the BAN to Hartzer. and
when Moeiier slid back away went his
shoulder, the bone popped out Of the
socket and be had 70. be carried to the
clubhouse. Shanka was ordered to run
for MoeIler and when Milan grounded
% Dolan shanks scored with a pretty
Continued ON Pase Foar.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
sOx ARE WHIPPED.

Jack CoomBs Holds Boston safe.
MncI<Inen Wihnipg, s to 2.
Boston. May 2.-The Athletics lowered
the 41ed Sox's colors to-day TO 2,
principally because Boston could not hit
Coombs. Lspp's batting was the fea-
ture. Out Of four times up he made q
two-bagger and two singles and scored
one run Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
UNITED STATES LEAGUE.

YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.
III Reading, 1.
PittsburE, 80 New York, 2.
Richnond-CIReInnntI-Rain.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
DISASTER FOLLOWS.

Disaster followed hard luck, for the
second game was less than one inning
old when Danny MoeIler in attempting
to slide back to third landed on his
left elbow and the bone in his upper arm
slipped out OF the socket Moeller has
just started to hit his proper stride and
will be lost to the Nationals for possi-
bly, two weeks, although Danny himself
declares he will be back in q week.
The Nationals outbatted the High
landers in the curtain raiser, hitting
Russell Ford harder than the Yankees
did johnson, but the sudden collapse Of
Walter lost the game. When Vaughan
started in the box for New York in the
final combat Grifs hopefuls got 70 him
for a tally in the first inning and drove
him cut OF the box in the third. Jack
Warhop, who succeeded Vaughan, had
his subway ball working to perfection
and although George Mcbride tapped
the midget for a single at the right
time the other members Of the WASH
ington club were absolutely helpless, and
during the remainder of the game War
hop only allowed three hits, which was
the principal reason why New York won.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26
The First Game.

Walter johnson was unequal to the
task of yanquishing the Yankees in the
opener Errors, mixed with three bases
on balls in the sixth. netted two runs
which the New Yorkers did not deserve.
In the fifth johnson was lambasted hard.
He started badly by hitting Martin in
the head Martin had to be taken to the
hospital This accident seemed to un-
nerve Johnson. who let up with his
speed and was unsteady. Due credit
belongs to Russell Ford for his good
work The spitbaI pitcher was hit much
harder than johnson, but kept the swats
well scattered. The Nationals scored in
the first inning on Moelier's two-bag-
ger through Chase and Milan's single.
In the second Walker led on with a
single, took the midway bag on Knights
infield tap and came ali the way home
when Ainsmith beat out a grounder to
Dolan.
Three solid whacI.s in the Nationals
seventh produced but one run, as Sim
mons great bare-hsnded stop Of john
sons grounder was converted into
double play. Walter Johnson hit Mar
tin twice and Daniels once, besides Civ
ing three bases on balls, each one Of
these miscues paving the way for New
York runs. A crowd which taxed the
capacity Of the park turned out
The grore
The Washington herald., 1912-05-26

'Batted for Lavender in seventh.
fBatted for Rrrlbach IN ninth.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-20

change Il tor 10000 uAioa labsls.
wouldn't give II for . carload Of union
labelled instruments.
"Ths position Of the delegate y M
tsnabls." replied DELEGATE HchlicAt,
Of the Piano Mahsrs' Union. 1T b
prspostsvous TO suppose that union
men cannot make ~ good tnstru'
meats ~ non.union mon. suppose
you think you are an Artistf" hs con-
cladsd. addrsssins himself to Dilloa,
Tho trouble was Ataysd Tor the time
BY the appointment Of . committee Of
two each from the Federation of L..
Dor aAd the different unlons Of nv.
sical instrument makers to meet With
the executive board Of the Chicago
Federation Of Musicians. to try to ss-
feet = settlement.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-20

store saturday HisAt 70 drivs out "a
The dance. wAsa ws came home VI
dianv want them 70 know where the
house was. % ws telA then to stop
about Z block bsyoaa 4.
"WAsa ws wees getting out W saw
ID naa running towards W, thought
Il We NJ brothsr-in-law. aaa thea I
cav 4 was ~ AusbAA1. and I said
oh. George TAsa As hsgaA shoot
|iAs. He shot Ogbura h The lsG. and
tAsA shot at HAssraAA. Ne tHraea
the sua on me. but I srabbsd Ais arm.
Thea he shot after Mrs. olsos. Who
was ruAniAs."
Dssss In the county jail eautioasa
his wife not 10 talk Or to ~ aay oas
est pictures ef either Of then Or -
bis lsttsrs. He assured her hs would
zee that she and their adopted dausA-
ter we're taken care Of. even though
As had to % to walla walla for %
ysafs.
0serss 0sssrl. who sssslvsa sul.
let IN hh hip. b II 10 daAsSr. Both
hrs. Dseos and Mrs. Olson are being
detained.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-20
lAll GILL

BrsakfAst = earte nev sesvs1 q
III De0alas GE11 0oe11al 0essAaas
luaehss. % ssaea Han1v 1lnnsss
svosy svoona, 6ao611ng oun1nV. -
snaa sssssa' Sls>ets sss'sss. is-<f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-20
BEATTY GUARDS
BLIND MUSICIAN
DEPUTY uNrrxD sTArES Man.
smAL rAxES sUsPnCr M
WASHINGTON ON caARaE ~
wurfE SLAVERY

NORTH YAKIMA. WASH. Nov, 10
---Arrssls1 oa . white slavery charge,
c. l.. Lloyd. = biind nusieiaa, vAo,
LED about ~ . very pretty youas
gtrl. Aas bssa . feature of The streets
10 many cities Of washiaston and
Oregon, y u the eoaaty jail upoa
complaint ef the federal authorities.
Ne vas brought here from Portland
by 4. ?. Beatty. . unitsd states dep.
uty narSAal Of Orssoa. oa . writ ot
removal from that distries.
Ualsss ball 10 furnished. he viii re-
maia II jail here uatil the February
term Of the federal court. when be
viii b arraisnsd for violation Of the
Mana white slave act is'hsvias tsaas-
3ortsd the girl from washinstoa Ia
Orsgoa. The stri has passed for his
siasss. Lloyd. Il b said. hes . wife
and two childrsa In walla waila.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-20
IRATE HUSBAND
KILLS 4 YOUTH
WIFE WHO WAS IxDlRnCf CAUSE
o. fME nunDGn RnnaAnks
THAT n - ..fuUon LUCK.
AMT nr'

NORTH YAKIMA. wasA.. Nov. 20
dee. NJ ssusA lses. aia1 ~" ~
Married MA LA Dsees. h rsesrsaes
20 the nsr6w ~ ~ AushonA ol
John Hellsy Haosraaa. . youAs far.
ss. With wAoa sAs - esas 70 Q
danes IN ~ Matches vallsv.
ny Ausbona IN - Q meath go,
|sa1 hs wroes that - vos golng =
sus Tor . divorce. I thought I vas
psaetieally tree veaan. an1 began
going te thsss saturday aisAs aaaess
With Mn. olsoa. sAs lived With -.
Her husband b b Taeeaa- We told
people that vs we're sistsrs. aA1 tAae
our name vas Dslnors. ] was Chez
~ and sAs vas vlofa- I aoat knew
vAsehsr teiA 0gsurn. ~ boy viii
rl1A olsea. that I vas Married o. -
He called ns Cherry. We 1i1A't want
tAsss boys 70 know vhsrs ~ LIVED.
aaA ~ u The corner q canps lFus
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-20
NEW RAILROAD
BEING RUSHED
0u1vBY00D An WOox1po -
TWEEN CRnBCgxf ul1Y Ann
lGEnv0aD-W0ax wuL q
COaRLEfED IN vgW DAYs

AEDvoRD. Nov. Se.-TAs survey
Ing crew saaps1 q Paul Dsaoss's.
|abovs Jasksoevills. q vefk q The
MsdSoed aa1 Crescent City ssilfssl.
YIN rsaeh ns1terd asst Tuss1ay
evening With thsis Temporary lins
over ths summit ssevs saekssavilis.
where vesk vas seastsl. Wesk Vim
then starr froa the summit tovsrd
Crescent City.
The nsa II charge Of the party
have svidsatiy as1s ~ their niaAs
70 rvsh Tie work - much - possible.
The crew besakfasts at s:is svsSy
morning. asd b % the liss b. day.
ligha They WORK ustil 1nsk.
4 small amount Of work hes bssn
doas % he othse side of the divide.
enough 70 show thss . lias 70 the Ap-
plsgats frso Msdsosd \ satirsiy ssas-
ibls.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-20
GARDNER IS 1
SECOND WIZARD
al'LnNDlD NEW VARIETY on
cuRYsANrHEMuM IN CREATED
ny A STUDENT IN rnE srArx
uNlvEisnlry AT EU0ENE

EUGENE. Nov. sO,---H. n. Fisher
head sardsasr Of the univsrsity cam.
pas. h the grower Of Q chrysaaths.
mum plaat nins feet tall. surmountsd
By q cluster Of large. bearded. IRE
prcschabie. psak and white blossoms
Of variety - yet unnamed.
rhis and other plants almost - tall
the shaggy black prince" and the
"blaathoa" varieties. with the tall
pink one jsst described bssn
hiding unuosiced beneath . modsss
tent roof On seilts In Mr.. rtshsr's bach
yard. 4 day or 40 ago, however. the
tall. nov pink variety drew its hsads
from shelter long enough 10 walk
on with The arst prise at the Prssby-
terrain Church flower show. Nov all
the campus applauds. undsr their
ineoaaplcueus tent root. moreover.
with % SIZE walls Tor shustias out
wind anl rain. all thsss eArysaatAs-
nun plants sad aowsrs still look and
oct - though this we're The last oe
September. and the height os outdoor
season.
Mr. Fisher has loas bssa famous
TOE ~ ability TO eoax . double pos-
tica Of blooms iron every shrub
sbout The campus. In ssasea and OUT.
He thinks Aothias of making big June
roses bloom on Decsmeer bushes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-20
RED WITNESSES
GIVEN WH|skFI
PORTLAND aAL0ON NAN N IN
1n0UnL1 ~ A nEsuur o. A
fRANaACIlON WIN Tsso
kl.A,aATa AonsCY nsnsxlNs

sspsriatsadsas R1sea wAssoa el
shs klamath nsssrvsssoa ssas tAis
morning Ter Portland. where ~ eess
10 witness 10 ~ lnAiaa nluoe eass.
Hoary wilsoa aA1 Aelia JeAasoa. two
IadiaAa. ere also witnesses II the
case. aad vsat to Portland russday.
soae tine lest sprias. while thsss
two Indians were h Portland - Wit
Asssss 10 aaoshss eass. u h charged
that tAsy were sold vhhksy by .
PortlaAd salooa naA- He was arrest
- and inAlets1 by the sran6 jsry,
aad b 10 - tried tAis vssk.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-20
west IS after
R0sFBURG MAYOR
Aslfs pw1RsCF A..
r0RxxY 10 sfARf rR0suCu.
TON AoAINsr CITY ExpCU.
TIVE voR vAILURI IN DUTIES

sALBM. Nov. so.--Oevssnor wsss
Aas 1isssts1 lsttss 70 Dtsssiss Atsos-
80 Brown q Ressbssg. ssausstias
I'm - eeo0saes estainal pseess1-
inO agalase Mayer Miesiu fes failure
20 pssfosa ehs dutiss q his s0es.
d he lsstee ~ alse insesvees The
dlseytst aetosnsy - brias pseees1iass
ua1ss ~ aslsaase 81 against he
Rcssbsrs Brewing ~ lee eoopaay.
10 sajola it froa fuss1ss epssasias.
as1 also - saaesl its charter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-20
LACK Of LABEL
CAUSES TROUBLE
lNo10UnGENT nAKE1s UNION
WANTS MUSICIANS 10 DlscAnD
vIOg.lNs AlADg DY INSTRUMENT
laAKgnD Ov LOMO AGO

CHICAGO. M. so-Treubls Start.
- b ths Chicago 1e1sssttea oe L.
boz beeasss oess1ivastus saa ouas-
nssious 1id not put uaioe labsls %
the victims thsy na1s soas huaarsds
OF yeass $50. Ths Creooaas should
- discarded IN favor Of usioa-oads
insesunsnts. u was demanded. II q
eoanunication fron The Band Instsu-
msat naksrs' Unioa. The discovery
that some violinists u the Musicians
Uaioa we're paying crsmona violins
without union labsls brought forth
The complaint fron the instsunsae
makers.
II move that the eomnunicstion be
laid % the table," ssid p. c. Dillon.
. vtolisist Of the Nusieians' Union.
Il play IN instsuDGat that cost Ne
e7s0; re- = 'stsaA.' end ! would not
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-20

Sam Weaver. N In1ian % ths
Klamath rsssTvstsea. pssalsd guilty
- statutory charge IL the Unitsd
States district court IN Portland %
Monday. He vas ssatssssd to six
months u The Multaoash county jsil.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-20

oALr LAKE. Nov. 3o.--Aibsss
Hsary Davis. vho held the Los Al.
sslss police ct bay yesterday with q
boz Of dynamite. LIVED here seven
yeasS aso. He vas arrested oa .
charge Of petty lasesay aad osssaesd
70 te0 days h jail. Ne sseaps1 from
the cAais saas. He was thea kaovu
- Carl wsss. ssd The polies we're aos
sbls tol ocats hin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-20

elsoa Watson. supsrintssAsat Of
the klamath Is1ian rssssvatioa. hes
Just received iron oaa Hranclsco .
ave passenger leo automobile. which
vas furnished ~ the Inlian depart
nsat for use % the resssvseiou.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-20

VoISoo pe0Uo Uoevo9o
WARRINGTON. D. c.. Nov. So
Casai Thenpsea sas today appoiss.
"a secretary Of the uallsd States
treasury. Ne VIII sssuas the dudes
% he o0ce tomorrow.