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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-02
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Asda McElroy to Emil w oppenheim
SO 600
Nathaniel L Nccrsady, trustee, to Lease
hold Investors Corpn; 81.
Philip sin TO A Walker Otis; 5000.
Charles solsllac TO Philip sin: 81
Frederick Frischer TO Dorothy NJ NJ Michai-
lovsly; 81.
Theo L Bailey to Honor Douglas ct al,
trustees: $500
sophia n Nichols to Jesse B Nichols; 81.
Archibald K hackay e. al, trustees, TO Ger
man Savings Bank; $4,000
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Maria B
Brocoyal Realty and Holding Co to Elsie
Josephine Cotton to Robert McMananny;
Hunts Point Realty Co to samuel Well a
assts); $500.
Clara Gullotte TO Emil y sorgenfrei: ST.
Emil \ Sorgenfrei to Charles Frehner; 81.
city Mortgage co TO Peter Nynen; SCI, 900.
Same 10 Georgia II Merrill. $50. 600.
Same to Edw Thomas: $50 600
Same 10 Brooklyn Savings Bank: S22J. 900.
New York Trust Co 10 City Mortgage TO g
Florencs e Pelletresu to Miriam h st.ck-
Ter: SIS. 900.
Greenwich Savings Bank: $4,000
Robert Carter TO National Association OF
Audubon Societies for the Protection OF Wild
Birds and Animals; 81 900.
Harris D Colt and ano, trus, 10 Harris d
Colt and ano. trs: ST.
Manhattan Mortgage Co to Guaranteed
Ethel B Underwood to John W Coursen !;
81.
Florence L stursis TO Title Insurance Co:
s05. 900.
Ernest Campbell to Clara Gulllotte: 81.
Abraham schwarz to Joseph Rosenthal;
$4,000
Lena SchNarz to Sophia Burland: 500.
Max Marx to Mary G Hughes; $1,000
Julius Loewenthal ct al, exr, TO Harry
Eising; 800
solomon schwarz to Abraham Schwartz
United States Trust Co of New York, trus,
10 Philip Stevenson; 81.
Same TO Metropolitan Savings Bank;
$1,000.
Same to German Savings Bank; $1,000.
Mutual Life Insurance Co to City Mort
gage Co: $4,000
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Adelaide NJ Jones
ct al; s32. 600
Farmers Loan and Trust Co 20 Ruth L H
Van Week; 81.
Same to same; ST.
Ruth l. II Van Week to Lucius n Beers
and ano. exrs; 5000.
Same to same; $4,000.
Isak Greenman and ano 20 Annie Green
man; ST.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 10
Lawyers Mortgage Co; s2l, 900.
Chauncey ouintard to Anna A Schulz;
S2.SI5.
s:uard Realty Co to Mason H Partridge;
$f,14o.
Continued on seventeenth page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-02
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
NOVEMBER /.


BROADWAY sw cor Of 9th st. rs sXl1e7
the land; trustees OF Sailors Snug Harbor TO
Marks Arnheim u yrs from Nov !, 1872; 1l0,-
500: address. 767 Broadway.
COURTLAND AVE- $50: first floor and a
cellar; Louis Sauter ct al 10 William Sudbrink;
3 WIS from Oct /, 1913; sl,0s0: address, 1906
Hull ave.
ok; Garland Realty Co to Nathan Kaufman /;
q yrs from completion OF bldg; 27,500: ad-
dress. Newark n J.
5TH AVE. n cor OF 62d ST. 6ox1l5: the land;
Albert @ Milbsnk TO Investors Estates Corpo-
ration II yrs from May /, 1911; $4,000; ad-
dress 1855 Broadway.
the land; Henry Phipps Estates 20 Leasehold
Investors Cooperation: 81 yrs from May l..
1911; S49. go; address, 1856 Broadway.
9TH. AVE, 172; store and part basement;
Henry c Lytton 10 Western Union Telegraph
Co; yrs and 5 mos from Sept 1, 1913; ST.
800; address, 1915 Broadway.
10TH AVE, 1856; corner store and front base
ment: Lucy A Ledwith 10 Adoph Neurad; D
yrs from Oct 10. 1872; $loso; address, 1874
lst ave.
10TH AVE. 766; corner store; Adolph Neu-
rad TO Friedman Brothers; yrs from Oct 10,
1912; 81 1850: address 7e6 10th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-02
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded in the Vesey Street Exchange
salesroom yesterday:
BY Joseph p. Day.
1O3D ST. lOT East, g. IS It OF PARK
ave. 16x10011; sty dwls: sold TO the
plaintiff for $4,000
BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST, 100 West, o a. about 10 II W
OF LenoK ave I7xio0.11: 3 sty dug; Sher-
iffs sale OF all right title, etc. which AL
fred Freund had on July IS. 1912, or since:
G a G Honecker, atty; adjourned 10 Nov g.
AT THE BRONX EXCHANGE.
BY Samuel Goldsticker.
DECATUR AVE. w cor 19Tth st. 2x50 3
xl 3x4O.1. vacant: sold TO the plaintiff for
$3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-02
BROOKLYN SALES.

Arthur f. Du Cret g. Co. sold for Ellen
Hickey a three story house, No. 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-02
The Bronx.

AQUEDUCT AVE, 8, 2l5 II $ OF 1ssth st,
runs Xix 5 Tx W l53 TO ave x 2l3
to beg. Nov ~. 1911; Gaines Roberts Co 20
Guarantee and Trust co. lI6 Broadway.
BRISTOW ST, =. $50 ft OF Stebbns ave.
runs 40 Ok g Sax 93 to st % to
beg: April a. 1904; Nellie A la Nelle to Cor
neia Rawnsley: 5000; attorneys, jackson e.
Fleischmann. ! Madison ave.
LOT 75 map 1869. Underclf Terrace April
TO- 1905: John Somma to Pierre Gougelman;
81. 500 address 1716 Undercliffe ave.
LOT 80. map 957. Daily estate: Oct 30. 1900;
Carmela Ianaro 20 Elizabeth X Dooling $500;
attorneys Knox & Dooling. rs William st.
LOT 92. map 1853, part John Cromwell
farm, Fordham, BOXES; Aug 20 1915 Es-
thor S. wife Of Leopold Baar TO John L
Cron'n; $1,000; attorney. T sherman, 81
Liberty st
LOT 232. map 9s4. McGraw estate; Nov
l. 1909, Tillie NJ ,stadler to George aad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of grantee and sttor-
ney)
Interest per cent. unless otherw!ss stately
NOVEMBER 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-02
APARTMENT HOTELS.

26 Gramercy Park, !UIh 81, near TN Nv
The only hotel In this part Of the city adapted
for refined families. l-2-3 rooms and oeth,
furnished or unfurnished. American ana
European plans Parlor. bedroom and batn'
$50 per week and up for two persons, Amer
can Dlau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-02
REAL ESTATE.

Continued on seventeenth page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-02

mo bronE'
AQUEDUCT AVE. s. 2Js # Of 1ssth st.
SIX Gaines-Roberts 60 to Emma W
Bennewitz 245 West 13lst st; Nov ] mtg
S37 300; 500; attorney, John Tholke, jr,
l03 Mercer St
AQUEDUCT AVE. $, 2l5 IT Of 1ssth ST.
43xl1O. TO- same TO same Nov l (ntg s3I, JOOJ :
Sl0O attorney same above.
BECK 81. 869. n s. 334x12j Pauline Dsnere
20 Simon Weinberg ct al, l43 West l4Oth st;
oct 81 mtg $1,000; slCO; attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust GO. 100 Broadway.
BOSTON RID, sol TO 995. lI6x44.ll 10 Sd
ave; Mortimer Ahrens et al to Arthur g Fuchs
AZ Hopkinson ave- Brooklyn. or "a Pine st.
BECK ST, 500. I0xlOO: Regain Realty co TO
Carrie J Heber, 3OI West 10Th st mtg SIS, =
500: Oct 81: 500; attorney, Title Guarantee
and Trust Co. l76 Broadway.
CRoToNA AVE- e. 800 II OF 17oth ST.,
25x7s.2; Daniel Nussbaum 20 David Nussbaum.
torney. Morton Stein, 81 Liberty ST.
DECATUR AVE, $3.50. 25x100; Sol suz-
berger TO Victor GNrhards. sO6 East 18TH st,
oct %; 81: attorney, r Lo~enthal, 1S47 Bos-
EASTERN BOULEVARD, s, 1855 It from
east wall of Unionport Pottery Works runs 5
Brick and Supply Co. 1T2d IT and West Farms
rd oct 81 gtg sos co@ 81 o,,.r, pou,.y.r,
99sx-: Russell Johnson. I'd. 10 Benz F Jack
son and ano exrs. 1929 simpson st; April
1
INTERVALE AVE, 1880. ., 77.Gx7s.7;
Utility Realty Co TO Peter Diel, BOG East
l34th ST: Nov I mtg $4,000: 81; attorney,
Title Guarantee and Trust co, l7G BROADWAY
LOT G3T. map Laconia Park. 25xlC0; Fred
erick Osterbye ct al TO Peter Boya. 239 East
18TH ST: oct 30; 500; attorney. Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co. 1G0 Broadway.
LOT H. map Daily estate; Giuseppe Bon
ammo 10 Tecla Tessi Torregiani, 1881 Matthews
ave; Oct 30: 800 attorney. Title GUARANTEES
and Trust co. 176 Broadway.
LOT IA. map Iaconia Park 25x109.5 5. Ed
wardo Schottin TO Gennaro Fico, 1866 Lorillsrd
pl: oct 81 500: attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trust co. 176 Broadway
LYON AVE. n 3, 81 n Of Parker ave. 25x
100; Minnie Glover TO Rldgewood Development
and Construction Co, Rdgewood, j; Oct
Il. 81.
MORRIS AVE. cor 15sth st. 51xIoI
Jacob Hirsch 10 Deer Realty Co. 3i5 Willis
ave Cmtg $4,000; Nov /: 800: attorney, i 4
Haltings, Beekman st.
MOTT AVE, =, %O9.9 II n Of 144th 81. Ax
-: William r Cunningham 10 Philip Kearns.
23i1 Grand Boulevard mtg s24, 00D; Oct %:
500: attorneys, Alexander e. Ash, NJ Will
lam ST.
SIMPSON ST. 1924 to 1o2s, sox1Oo: Nathaniel
l. McCready IT al 20 William F German, aS5
Pacific st. Brooklyn (mtg S60.OOU; Oct 30:
500: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust co. leo Broadway.
VALENTINE AVE. 8, 6iS.s n OF 1s0th
ST. 16.sxg68: Elizabeth Scheli n Henry
Fischer 1862 East 57th st: Nov I: 81; attor-
neg. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 17d Broad
VANDERBILT AVE. n cor Isith st. bov
100: Carrie Haber 10 Regain Realty Co, sos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-11
CHAS. GOODWIN
IS MISSING

With aposse OF friends and
deputy sheriffs searching for
Charles Vandergriff, Goodwin's
companion on fishing trip, mys-
terry surrounding the disappear
ance of both Is still perplexing
Sheriff Longmire.
The pair went ON a fishing trip
last week to the isqually. river.
When a search was made for
Goodwin to notify him OF his
brothers death, Vandergriff said
that Goodwin had fallen into the
river and was drowned. Later he
said the man committed suicide
and again told another story
about Goodwin going to Nc
Kenna.
Sheriff Longmire does not con-
meet Goodwin's disappearance and
vandergriff's conflicting stories
with any degree of suspicion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-11
SO Dog. White Waists
Less Than Half Price

There we are-match it If you
can. Clean neat and comfy
snow white waists. Tailored,
lawn or marquisette waists in
the high neck, long sleeve style
or vice versa; $3.50 and $500
waists every one. Ct 40
Choice, no limit -. IsfJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-11
St. Paul Mill People
To Rebuild AT Once

Directors of the st. Paul mill
were in session all day yesterday
with the insurance adjusters get
ting the loss adjusted as result
of the recent fire. Before adj
journment the directors decided
to build a planning mill at once.
Plans had already been made to
erect new planning mill before
the fire swept away the old one
and they will go ahead with them
now. .ks
The matter: Of rebuilding the
sawmill will be taken up In a
week or so.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-11
Cupid's Darts Penetrate
Through Walls Of Convent

ST. LOUIS June 1iMs Emily copton daughter Of wealthy
with the intention Of devoting her life religion married
s. A. stationed Bishop
formed the ceremony
Lieut. Franklin Catholicism bride.
Miss Oopton.
and
Heartc vent in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-11
Famous Stage Bcauties

look with horror on Skin Erup-
tions, Biotches. Sores or Pimples.
They don't have them, nor will
any one, who uses Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve. 1t glorifies the face.
Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish be-
fore 1t. 1t cures sore lips, chapped
hands. chilblains; heals burns,
cuts and bruises. Unequaled for
piles. Only Csc at Ryner Malstrom
Drug Co.. 93S Pacific av.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-11

Supreme court says a physi-
clan who makes incorrect dag
nosis but does no harm to- the
patient by the treatment issinpt
liable for damages.
Over SOC visitors are attend
ing the National Electric Light
convention at Seattle.
Aberdeen Odd Fellows dedi-
Gated a monument in Fern Hill
cemetery costing $1,000.
laT.G. Stevens, a prospector, was
sent to Jail ats Seattle in default
of 5000 fine for leaving log
burning In, the woods, thereBgT en-
couraking Forest fires. 4
h Is W -z-s.
Judge Hanford decided III faw-
or of the N. p. and against John
C. Culton, roundhouse foreman
at Seattle, who sued for damages
for injuries, throwing out the
case on the ground that the work
man was not actually in inter-
state commerce.
Street Commissioner w. H..
Tillman of Everett charged that
police were grating on gambling
houses but the mayor will keep
him out of office till the end Of
his term. July 1.
S--
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-11
See window Demonstration Of Herrick

Come to the store tomorrow
and taste the butter and milk
that have been in HERRICK
REFRIGERATION for one week
by the side OF matches. onions,
lemons, salt and crackers.
NOTICE THAT
the butter and milk will not
taste Of onions or matches; You
can light one of these matches
on the inside lining; the salt
will be perfectly dry; the
crackers will he nerfecflv crian
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-11
Mercy! Middies May Be
Ordered To Shave Themselves

WASHINGTON, June 1iAs result Of the death Of Cadet
Julian Bishop Naval blood poson
all mdshpen at the academy be ordered them
IVES. So. ~s+Y,
of inquiry consisting George
G. W. Laws Surgeon A. w. Dunbar of
70 shaving
a blood poisoning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-11

State Bank Examiner Mohun-
dro. is getting on the band wagon
and will draw up bill to prevent
wild cat jobbing In the state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-11
State News

Supreme court says a physi-
clan who makes incorrect dag
nosis but does no harm to, the
patient by the treatment Is not
liable for damages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-11
You'll Find
Ii Here


LOS ANGELES The ninth
biennial convention of the
Knights and Ladies of Security
opened here today with several
hundred delegates in attendance.
Delegates 10 the National
Electric Light association con-
tion in Seattle this week Will not
be able to visit Tacoma as ex-
pected.
Special arrangements have been
made. with the n. p. Ry. by the
Montamara Festo association to
run trains to Lakeview every hour
on the days Of the auto races.
r. d. Mcdonald left for Port
land last night as the official
representative or the Montamara
Festo in the Portland rose show.
parade.
The last of the three big grid
ers ON the 18th street bridge WIS
hoisted into place yesterday.
Each of the gigantic beams
weighs over 20 tons. The sup
erintendent expects to reach pier
/ next week.
The heavy shipments OF salmon
and cotton to London and the
Orient are now over for the sea-
son. lumber will take up the
space formerly devoted to these
exports. The Bellorophon, leav-
ing this morning, will carry over
a million feet of lumber from
Tacoma The Tacoma freight on
her is valued at $4,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-11

Tacoma ladies' are all excited
over the Times free tickets to.
the Empress Theater They are
searching the classified pages
and three ladies each night find
themselves to be the lucky ones.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-06-11

Refrigeratorz your
at the ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE, per
discount our entire line.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-12

Nsa1ss - sssvW
klamath 1slls. Ore. Sept. 10. 1919
To the follswiss property ovssrs Il
township 10 south. rsass est
Willamette meridian. Oregon:
d. p. Dosk asd
wsysrhsssssr LSabss Co.:
You are hereby aosiasd hat q
the 18th day Of October. lsis. q
within avs days thereafter. I shaii b.
sin the survey Of the nsaadsr iiss Of
klamath Lake. In section %. teva.
ship 70 south. Taass 7 east. ". H.,
Oregon. for the locaties Of said n
andsr line. snd 70 rs-sstablish sil cor
nsrs necessary 70 locate the sane.
Said survey y 70 b made o. the
petition Of the wsysrhssusss Lumber
company for the purpess Of ieestias
the boundary OF IL property IN the
shove -msatioasd section.
y. B. HENRY.
SSNs County Surveyor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-12
WAllENlS
BELIEVED INSANE
Prisoner In the County Jail Charged With
aSerious Offense has Refused Nonr.
ishment and Started Long Hike

Arthur walisn. charged with In.
cest. is believed to have lost his mind.
He has refused to eat for two days.
and has walked up and down In the
county jail continouusly. from one
wall to the other. with military pre-
cisiou.
He has refused to converse with his
fellow prisoners. and will not answer
ofhcers when spoken to.
Last night wsllen was locked In n
cell. He meekiy followed the of',csrs
Into the steel cage. but no sooner had
he been locked In than he started to
pace W and down. The other pris-
onsrs In the jail declare that he
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-12
CARPENTERS DIE
BY TUBERCULOSIS
Prevalence of the Disease is Attributed
to the Dusty Shops in WhiChthe Ne.
ChaniCs are Generally Employed

death OF either the carpenter or his
wife. Tho ngures of tho report which
are based on the number OF claims
paid, include both members OF tho
family. From March 1. 1911. TO
March 1. 1919. the union paid ssa
claims for death from tuberculosis,
Tho number of deaths during that
time Approximated 2.soo. hence more
than ~ per cent Of deaths we're from
this one disease. Tho previous yearly
report showed 1870 p~r cent
There has also been remarkable
/ Increase In the numbcr OF deaths
from heart disease. according 10
puay. Deaths from tha, cause total
cd s25. or nearly 10 yer cent OF all
the deaths In isit-is During the
year previous Il had been ii.S< p,r
cent.
Pneumonia runs about ! or per
cont q year. and cancer a. cause Of
death has been running high. a. com
pared with the average disease. Duf'
fy In the report points out that the
percentage Of deaths from tubsrcuio-
ais and heart disease Is almos, a. high
as that due 10 accidents. The num-
bcr Of deaths from accidents In the
year was sss. or only fourtcen more
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-12
At TIM CHURCHES

Services at the various churches o.
the city for tomorrow will b ~ fol
lows:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-12
unitsd Press Service

united Pres Service
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct is.--ssvcn-
teen per cent Of tho deaths Of car.
pcnters and their wives is caused by
tubcrculosis. the most prevalent dhr
ease causing death among that pro
fession. according to the report OF III,
United Brotherhood Of Carpenters
and Joiners. which was submittcd to
the convention At Warrington this
fall. According TO Frank Duffy. Gen.
eral secretary OF the organisation,
this disease has made great inroads
on the carpenters organization IN
spite Of efforts OF tho otiiciAls at tho
head Of the union to warn union men
against Il. The prevalence Of tuber-
culosis Ia attributed to dusty shops.
BY Duffy. However. Il was pointed
out to him that the life Of carpen
ter 10. In the main. an outdoor life.
But the workman may grow care
isss." replied Duffy. Working some
timss to the point Of fatigue. subject
I'd TO all kinds OF weather. the out.
door carpenter may have = tendenc,
to pay too little attention to his
health. Pneumonia may develop and
tuberculosis In time follows. Pueu-
monia. some years ago. had . much
higher death rate among carpenters
than now. although the rate at pres
cnt 10 still considerable"
Some years ago Duffy wrote an art
icie In the Carpenters' Journal. en-
titled Captains Of Death. Demon.
mating consumption a. the captain OF
death, he called pneumonia "thc
king" The tendency Of carpentcr'
to contract slight colds and to neg
lect them was called to the attention
of the unionist. The carpenters
union pays a death benefit on the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-12

srovrs os klamath Falls Citizens Have
Learned 1t

erosrs of klamath Falls Cttiz~ns Hsv.
Learned lt
II you suffer from bschsche,
There is only one way 10 cure Il.
The perfect way is to cure the kid.
seys.
A bad back means sick kidseys.
Neglect It. urinary troubles follow.
Doan's Kidney pills are made 70,
Kidneys only.
Are endorsed by Klamath Falls
people.
N. Marchand. Warden ave, Klsm
nth Fails. Ore. says: About two
,ears ago first noticed symptoms OF
kidney trouble. Ny back psinsd me
intensely. and I was obliged to arise
many times at night. owing to too
frequent passages OF kidney sscre-
tions. Often my back was 70 weak
that had to quit work. Doans Kid
ney Pills were finally brought to my
attention. and began using them.
They restored my kidneys TO a nor
NAL condition ahd removed the pains
IN my back. | give Doans Kidney
pills credit for my cure. and highly
recommend them to other kidney SUI.
fcrers."
For sale w sli dealers. Price 80
sssts. Fsstsr- hilburs Co. buffalo.
New Y0sa, sole agents for the Uaited
Otatss. ~ .
Remember II P.ns-Dosa.-
takO ~ ether.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-12
CRATER LAKE NEWS

Crater Lake company automo obilsu
are meeting all .. p. trains at Chile
qain. Round trip fars. Chiloquin to
Crater Lake. eii.s6.
when advised BY phous. sutons.
biles will meet launches q Aseucy
Lsntias' Rssht tTip rate saas ~
chilequis.
AutsQobil(s , from Crater Lake to
Medford. laQtdsy and Thursday. fare
U.s. 'ss reus trip
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-12
IF YOU'RE WISE

Ysa'n ~ ~ asas ~ - sssss
hose. Prscss sanss fS1 go =
s7ss. .. sAay ssr.s. Ysl asaS Aavs
= wah ~ AsvsAssosA Thsv ars
go right ssw. ~ ~ liAs y sAsw
y.~ so.e sssa vssy ssss - ~ hiil.
H.ssss 80 ~ ! ~ passs q ~
~ - ssass.AAfs psssss a.A sass
sssss. ~ - ~ hssssssso = sasa
lauas rdNnks u shew ~. he valley.
Nexs 70 Ansssc1A 0e4oa. tAoos 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-12

. D
Osncs A1sehodisa nV1sceVal-
sunday school at 10 .. =. Dr.. ".
A. Leonard supsrintsadsnt.
Dtvtne services. II .. =. aAl 1:oo
ID. y. 0sorss II. Fssss, Pastor.
General Class st i1:io.
Junior League at . .. n. nio
Hsssl sunmsrs, sspeeiAtea1eaI
Epworth League At $50 .. m.
Howard Clsavslaad. prssidsae
Regular prayer meeting wednesday
svsaias at 7:So.
Special nnounesasats-
Morning there. The Man with =
Thirst"
Evening theme. The sscond u
seven Men In klamath Falls."
Special musie--Dorothy xasten
sinn In the morning. w. n. FsNter
sings At night.
Letters written In answer to GER
tain questions viii bs read at nisht.
Cordial Welcome. 0bllsins usher
Good music.
hstsiis. ChureA-
Coruee Ninth ana Pins streets.
=. u. Fiisa. pastor.
sunday school q 10 .. N. 3. L
Elliott. superintsadsat.
Christian EaAeavor at $50 .. =.
Topic. "You Can DO Better"
Prsachias as II an. as1 1850 pm.
The mid-vssk service viii b held
on Wednesday evening.
ssraassn aa1 frisa1s Are kindly
iavissA TO worship with %.
lPsssbgsss1aa CAaseA-
Pias aad Thira strssea
Rev. J. Q. ossbblsosaA. pasees.
sunday seAeel q 10 . -. J. D
Mason supesinteadeal
CAristian Gnasavor at 1850. 1rssss
Nall. prssiAsat. afhf
Prsachias at II .. =. and 7:So
. n. by the pastor.
Morning theme. Good Invest
msnts."
Evening theme. "Godlinsss Is Pro-
ntabls."
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
las at 1850.
You are cordially Invited 70 come
and worship with Us. We shall try
to make you feel At home.
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sAavtiss Church-
Eighth and Canal streets.
J. D. Brsndsl. pastor.
Sunday school q 10 .. = Y n.
Ds Lap. supsrintsadsat-
\ Preaching at IL Am. and 1880 pm.
| Morning theme. "A Glad Privilege. =
Sunday Night will bs the arst Of n
series Of Sunday night sermons on
THE Place and Power OF the Holy
Spirit In the Christian System.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
Church Of the Rsdssnss-Episcooal
Ds. Henry 9. Collins. rector.
\ Odd Hsllows' hall.
Regular services tomorrow morn
Ing. at IL O'Clock.
Special onertory solo by Mr.. VIII
500.
Sunday school IL the sftss.ees At
= O'Clock.
Caslsetap 6eisaee ooeissy-
Meetings In Library buiidias.
Sunday service at II .. m.
Sunday school st 10 .. y.
wednesday evening meeting At .
o'eloet.
ChuseA q - 0aese0 Dsaso-
Sisss nasa. With sAest iasessseSes.
st s:3o .. u.
Second macs. with sermon Of the
0oepsl Of tho Sunday. a. 1880 Q. N.
Sunday school q $50 N.
All are cordially invited 70 attend
Rev. william s6cMiilsn. pastor.
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