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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
And Automobiles, Too.

Kenneth Crawford resident OF the
county. has promised them the loan of a
motor car. and Walter Hamilton VII pro-
vide another But tho great event Will be
Wednesday. when the befagged and be-
hammered motor boat VIII launt It's votes
for-women colors UP and down the Hud-
son.
The boat belongs to Edmund p. Walker,
Of Nyack. who lends n to the cause.
There will be meeting In the opera
house at Haverstrap OF Tuesday night
Early Wednesday morning tho mot''
boat will call for the campaigners ana
take them 20 Tomplins cove. where they
will hold a meeting Then back they viii
20 down the river 10 Piermont. where
there will he a meeting in the town hall
At 4 o'clock Then 10 Nyack. where the
motor boat will rcst from it's eXertions
while the interchangeable suffragists hold
an evening rally IN the school house
II r. disappointment TO the union that
II cannot have some meetings on the
piers along its route. hut II was feared
that they might interfere with the traffic'
and suffragists are law abiding.
Mrs. Tompkins Organizes.
Tho campaign is organized by Mrs CAL
yin Tomkins. wife OF the Dock Commis-
sioncr. The speakers. besides Miss 1exoW'
are Miss Elizabeth Ellsworth Cook. Mrs.
Norah &. Batch. Mrs. William J.. Colt
Mrs John Rogers. jr.: Mrs. Elizabeth Val
entine London, Miss Adelaide Stirling
Mrs Florence NJ. Colcy and Mrs. Fran
cos y. Bjorkman.
Men viii not he lacking from tho plat
form. FOR various officials Of the district
have consented to act as chairmen. BeV-
eridge Dunlap will introduce tho speak
crs at the Spring Valley meeting on Mon
DAY night
Assenblyman George 4 Blauvclt VIII
open the meeting at Monsey on Friday
nisht. which IL very polite Of him, be-
cause the union is trying 10 blast his hope
OF being Senator from Rockland County
lust because he did not favor their bill.
Rutledge l. Odcll. former Assemblyman
and chairman OF tho Republican County
Committee will occupy the chair At the
Tompkins Cove meeting Tuesday noon
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Cites Miss Anthony's Advice.

stand oil veNed questions.
Cites Miss Anthony's Advice.
There is no more reason for suffragists
70 ally themselves with the national Pro-
eressiye party than there was for them TO
ally themselves with the Populists when
that party made advances TO them. The
Popust party, the strongest third party
We have had, always stood for woman
suffrage, and urged us TO indorse them.
But Susan r. Anthony always said
Never. She used 10 tell US that we had
our ovu work, winning the vote or try
inc to and ve could do II best by keeping
clear Of everything that might hamper
US That is as true now "a il was then.
What do ! think of Roosevelt? 7 don't
think much Of him." said Mrs. Harper.
nor Of that indefinite suffrage plank Of
his"
Miss Eliror Byrns. lawyer and acting
press representative OF the national suf-
frage organization, said yesterday that
as soon as she cot time she vas going
10 consult her law books and find out IL
women could legally, IN their present
status In this state attend primaries and
vote for delegates 10 the state convention,
ss it i7 announced by the national Pro-
sressive party they will be asked TO do.
Wouldn't IL be curious" she said. ~
Roosevelt we're elected and the legality
u his election disputed on that score?
\ wonder II IL occurs to the political
women that they're doing rather dam
gerous thing in working for party candl-
dates. They're doing what they have no
power 10 undo If it turns out TO be the
wrong thing. They blithely declare for
Roosevelt, or form Wilson and Marshall
leagues. But suppose some candidate
they help 70 put in office-help by shaving
10 raise money and get UP meetings, etc.
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Judge HoIcomb Doesn't Want II.

Judge HoIcomb Doesn't Want II.
It is pretty safe 10 say that Judge Mar
Gus n. Holcomb, Of SOuthington. could
have tho nomination II he would take II;
but he has refused In other years, saying
the ofice was not one he had any desire
TO I'LL, and this year his friends point
out that he would have to sacrifice an
honorable life position II he consented
10 go after what he doesn't want. There
has been a feeling, too. that Governor
Weeks of Middleton, who succeeded 10
the office on Governor LIlley's death,
should receive the compliment OF a direct
election TO IT, He is recognized as popu-
lar. especially since he beat Colonel I'LL
man, the Republican dictator OF this city.
before the state convention as a candi-
date for delegate-at-large TO Chicago last
April. At tho same time It is remembered
that he vetoed liberal Sunday law, and
lust now, particularly here, where so
many votes are, agitation is on for
modification Of our dishonored Sunday
laws Moreover. there Is no assurance
that Governor Weeks wants 10 be NOM
mated.
Among those likely TO be considered for
the nomination is Or. George H. knight
Of Salisbury He has been member or
the last two legislatures, and has a woe
acquaintance and popularity 10 match
II. A while ago his friends thought they
owed il TO him. when there was general
demand that he should be a candidate,
10 leave him in quiet. as his health was
poor. For that reason he dropped out
OF sight as a possibility. But things have
taken q turn for the better With him. ana
he Is now in excellent condition, and the
very friends who asked that he be not
considered then are now saying that ne
Ae lust tho man for tine occasion. ana
that his nomination would help the TAFT
campaign.
The third party Will probably put IN a
FUN state ticket. The strength OF this
element is problematical When anybody
"ines." the fact ~ heraldod as ~ great
signifcanco. but it wouldn't have any
body II some didn't go TO il. Rumor says
that Herbert Knox Smith is likely 10 be
the nominee for Governor. Mr.. Smith
has lived SO long in Washington. drawing
a salary as a part OF tho Republican ad-
minlstration, that his individual strength
has fallen away, and there Is, too. n
feeling that ne ought to have quit earlier
II he felt about the Republican party as
he SAYS he does. Like Roosevelt ne
seerns 10 have discovered the unworthi-
ness OF It only when it refused to nom
mate the bellicose colonel.
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Apparatus for the Home

Questions concerning household appar,t1,
Viii be answered IL addressed 10 "Appsrat;i.
for the Home Department" Ney-York Trip-
une, No. l54 Nassau street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

WORK HOLDER.-This is q useful de-
vice for the needlewoman, by means Of
which a part OF the article on which she
is working can be made fast TO some
stationary object II can be fastened TO
a work table or a sewing machine BY a
thumb screw clamp. II is made OF metal
finished in black enamel. and has a soft
rubber cushion, which affords grip that
is secure and yet will not injure the most
delicate fabric. Price. . cents.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24

II the Circuit Court q The otats q
Orsgoa. for klamath couatv.
Jerry roohsy. PlaiAtl9.
Aaais Toohsy. Defendant.
To AaAis roohsy. The dsesalaas
above named: N the Name es
the state OF Oregon:
You are hereby sun0eas1 70 ~
psaP aAd aasvsr the ssaplaiat Als1
u the shove satitlsA ssit within ssz
weeks aftss the Arst Dablieatioa q
tAis SUMMONS h the Klamath Rspub-
lieaa Aswspapss: aAA yea viii take
Hetiss hat 70 you tail - aDosar aA1
answer or plead within saiA tins. he
plaiatia Tor want thereof viii apply
TO Ne above satitlsl se1st Tor tAs
relief denaalel n Ne eo0DlaiAt
Ala u sAil sait. ts-v1e; ~ . -
ssss q this eeure tssssse 1lseelviAG
TIE bends ef natsineaS ssiseiag -
tvssa tAs DlaiatiR aaA ~ lsfsaAaal
|aal Tor sssA ethsr ~ further RELIEF
leo te ~ eeset oay sseD aasG
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24
CROPS ABUNDANT
At SPRING Lake
NEWLY DEvELOPED SECTION o.
COUNTRY u SHOWING REsUDTs
or A00REsslvENEss o. TBE
NEW ssFTLsRs

SPRING LAKE. Sept. SA.-Nss
having sssa any itsms Of news from
this district rscsntiy. viii ssy crops
are magnificent. nearly oil In stack
aad some thrsshias 10 progress. This
10 comparatively . new section, bet
the progress II evidence On all sidss
speak sloqusntiy Of the aggressive
nsss manifest o. the part Of citissos.
most Of whom are but Of ssosat a..
rival from other paris Of the couatsy.
Mr. A. Ryas has eighty serss of
srsin. aad feels happy. The Qsiaby
boys have . considerable aAsunt Of
aswly cleared iaal In creps. = we'll
- their former elsasins. The MAstlA
rasch. which ~. Dollaa hAslio. b
10 nas shape. with ~ sbus1aas eso0
Of grain and alfalfa.
NJ. Reese retained Q tsv days ego
from Q so.oura In TEXAS. sal % a.
rival st bis old home fousl - ample
crop ell IN stack. lie thiaks the Old
homo looks bsttsr thaa ever.
Chsyns brothers have . ans farm Of
i3o acres. with about Afty acrss 10
alfalfa and the balance 10 srais. aad
. bumper crop. al cut and bsias
thrsshsd. They ere klamath boost.
srs Who say this y the best cosatsy
ever seen By then.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24

WS 49, -
mot coal laH1s)
Department Of the latssioS. Uaieol
States fAaA O0cs % LAtSvieW.
Oregon. September Z. 1913.
Notice b hereby sivsa thst WilliAa
r. Schrsinsr Of klamath Ha1ls. Ore
gon. who. Oh February d. 1913.
made homestead entry No. oS7sS. for
the Sen Sen. Bee. 10: Bk NDk
Bee. 10; swh NV y. Bee. 30. Town
ship ~ g.. Range . g.. wiiiaosets
Meridian. has died notice Of intsntion
10 make nnsl eommutatioa proof, 70
establish claim 70 the laad above d.
scribed. before c. X. De Lap. county
clerk Of klamath county. st klamath
Falls. Ore. on the isth day Of 0cto-
bsr. 1913.
Claimant names - witaeasas:
John 1iaseistsin. Yrsa n. Dinsisr.
John r. Hasslstsin. Stephen Hsslihy.
oil Of klamath ralls. Oregon.
A. W. ORION,
s.is-ie-iss Rssissss.
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NosSco foe PuboDoneDoo
(NoS Coal LaAdsl

(Nes Coal Laadsl
department Of the lAtssies. United
States Laad once as Laksvisv.
Oregon. August 20. lol9.
Notice u hereby givsa that Cora u
Dodge. % widow Of rraak y. Dodge.
Of Fort Klamath. Oregon. vhe. %
August II. 1905. made Homestead
isnrty tact June II. lSoO No. oSSs.
for the swN SCI SEX Sw Y. Bee.
~: EN- Nwk. Sec. -. Township ~
g.. Range 9 e.. Willamette Meridian.
has nlsd notice Of intention TO make
0nai avs-ysar proof. 70 establish claim
70 the land above described. before 9.
Il. De Lap. County Clerk Of f'Klamath
county. at klamath Falls. Oregon. %
the sth day OF October. 1919.
Claimant names a. Witnesses:
Arthur Morrison Of Fort klamath.
Oregon; George J. Weiss Of Fort
klamath. Oregon; Alice A. voss Of
Fort klamath. Oregon: Restora
Vrsnch ef klamath Falls. Oregon.
4. ". 0RToN.
e-s-ie-Sr Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24

sannoas n ES11ay
II the Circuit Court es the oeats Of
Orssoa. Tor The Cosasy Of KAN
ath. -.
vlorsaes Harris. Plaiasie.
70.
Charles Harsis. Defea1AAt.
rs Charles Harris: 10 Ne Nans es
tAs oeats ee osseea:
Yos ass hsssby ss(piss1 - aoeses
ssd 10 answer he cOADlAiae ee tAo
r'ainti6 abeve aAAs1. aov - Gle
In the cissh's e0es Of The abevs oso-
liossl court. n he sSit abovs -.
uslsd. o. OF before Tie Slss 1ay q
0esebss. 1919. sai1 day bsias Tie last
Aay Of ths Dsblieatioa Of tbs sun
moas. aad The lass day within which
uns you ere rsaslssl 70 appear sa1
70 sasvss the sai1 complaint - ass1
b. the order of the eoSrt, tor the pub
lieatios Of tAis ssoneos.
10 you fail - appear aAl 70 a..
swsr the ssid complaint. the plsiatie
Nill spDly % The eourt ees he RELIEF
demanded II The sai1 ee0plaiae by
shs pipaiau9.
rAas this suis \ brought tor The
purpose Of obtaiaiaS . Aesrss lie-
solving the bonds OF natriaony aov
saistiaS bstvssa the above named
piaintiR aad the dsesadaat IL The
above satitleA suit. tH
THAT this suoaoas y puhlishsd TOR
the psSio1 Of six successive ecaseeu-
tive wssks u the klamath Rspub-
liean. . nsvspapsv. printed aad' pub
lishsd at klamath Falls. Oregon. by
an order OF the Hoaosabls Henry L.
henson. Judge Of the Circuit court tor
the couaty OF klamath. state Of Ore
sos. dassd ssptsnbss 10. 1919; tAs
date OF the Arst pablisatioa a this
suAmons bsinS made upeA the lstA
lsy Of sADtsAhss. loi9.
G. n. oNulLL.
Attesasg fes PlaiAki9.
o.is ie,slp Klamath valla. On
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24
v WANTED-sscond-hasd safe. Notify
Herald once. 33-3ts

47-ioo (eis.<7). win iatsrsse thses-
on st the rate Of six pr esat Des -
mum fron the Afsssath Gay oe neesA.
1911. uatii pasl.
Yeurth--Thae the Dlsiati4 rsesvss
u and from deees1aats he eeoeD -
disbufssEeots hoeein.
Tifth--1os sseh othss fustAse aal
general relief - 70 ne esurt Day
seem msss With equity.
This sumnoas y ssevel uDsa zoe
ny order Of the Hoeosabis Hsasy L.
Esnson. yudgs Of the Circuit Court Of
the State Of Oregon. for klamath
county. made on the thirty-arst day ~
August. A. D. 1919. b. pubiiestion
thereof In the Klamath County Re-
publican. . weekly nsvspapse pub-
iishsd IN klamath eounty. Oregon. f0r
els consseutivs aa1 successive vssks.
the date of the Arst publieatioa bsiag
the sth day Of September. 4. D. 1919.
W. LAIR THOMPSON.
s-S-ie-ier Attssasy fss Piaint14.
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ETA n. KlLGORk.
Administratsix OF Said Estate.
as-s-6-l1-le-1e b


Sealed proposals In duplicate. sseh
envelope marked "Proposals for TIN
Or. klamath Reservation. viii b ~
ceivsd at the once Of the supsrintsnd-
ent OF the Klamath Indian school.
Klamath Agency. Oregon. until ~
O'Clock noon. Pacific Coast time. Tues
day. October Is. 1919. for the pur-
chase Of approximately 100000 fsst
fpins timber. practically al Of which
10 yellow pine. on the klamath Indian
reservation. Oregon. TAis timber b
upon portions Of the Wk Of the wv
Of the Nux. ana the IN OF thu
Nwk. aad the nv % the Nwx ol
the Nwx. cad Ill es the swk ol
the Nwk. szespt that portios sliot
tea - Wlss yehneea. No a1o. whicl
embraces The tellewins dssesiptioa
Beginning chains south Of the \
corner between sections - and -
thence east ~ chains. thence nortl
% ehsiss. thsacs' wsst ~ chains
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24

Noeice a oalo
In the County Court OF the state Of
Oregon. In and Tor Klamath
County.
In the Matter OF the Guardianship Of
Ernest Dale souls and Doa Otsy
Souls. Ainors.
Notice 70 hereby given that pursu-
ant Of the order Of the County Court
OF the County Of klamath. otats Of
Oregon. duly given and made On thA
soth day OF August. 1919. In the
above entitled estate. Rose otsy
Soule. guardian OF the psrsons. and
estates Of Ernest Dale souls and Doa
otsy eouls. minors. will ssll on or
after the Sth day Of Octobsr. lsla. In
the County Of Klamath. state Of Ore
gon. to the highest and best bidder.
premisss hereinafter mentioned. at
private sale. bids to be received at
the once OF Elliott 4 Elliott. Willis
building. klamath Falls. Oregon. Sale
subject to the confirmation By said
County Court. the following dsscribe1
real property bslonsins 70 the estate
Of said minors.
Terms Of sale. cash. Or eas-hale
cash. balance secured ~ spprevs1
mortgags.
tue westerly thirty-Ave (SSl sset
lot I. block fourteen (l>l. oriGjnAl
town Of Linkville. now Klamath yaIb.
,orssoa. 3
Dated this eth DAY q ssDtenbes.
isi3. klamath yalls. 0rseel- Y
ROSE oTnY oouLu. 0uar6iaa.
Elliott = rniott. Attorneys tes 0sess
! dian. e.1o-oe-15.l'h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24

This sunaoas 10 Dubiishsl psSsu-
est 10 srlbe Of tAs shsvs entities
court made a the ioeA ~eav % ~
tsnbss. 4. d. 1913. aal the afse
publicatios thereof b osls n The
klamath Rspstllsas - osDtsotss
18th. 1913. lsA
CHARLES !. 1DR0UoON.
O.iO lo.olP PlAloe19'O AtoagDoy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24

Nolice os ssle u hess Properly b
AdniaisasssFix
IN the County Court Of the state OF
Oregon. for Klamath County.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Roy /.
kilsore. Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that. In pur-
susucs vf an order Of the above-sn-
titled court. made in the abovs-sn-
titled matter. on the 3<th day Of
August. 1919. the undsrsisnsd. -
administratrix. will ssll the premises
hsrsinaftsr Described at private sals.
70 the highest biAdar. ssch sale - b
made for cash. provided I an eGsesd
over $1,000 for sai1 property. othse.
wise shail ssai tAs saos q tAs sseAss
Of o. W. Kil0oss. 1sesassA. fse tAs
sun of eA.oso. the amount Of ~
dsbtsdnsas due the latter estate ~
the sssats q Rsy !. Kilgoss. -
ceased: said eAls 70 b made % %
after the 3sth Aay Of Ssptsnbsr.
1919. at my residence. In the town
Of Bonaasa. klamath county. Oregon.
subject only TO the confirmation Of
such sale. - By lav provided.
The property hsssinbsfors referred
To 10 particularly described - follows.
so-vtt: fl
An undivided ons-third Interest h
and to all that part OF block i0i In
Bovns Addition 70 the Town Of Bo-
nansa. according 70 the recorded plat
thereof. described - follovs: Com
mencing at the northwest corner Of
said block and running thence south
along the vest liae OF said block ore
hundred and nfty (lSo) fses 70 .
point: thence east on . line parallel
to the north lias of said block two
huadrsA (3ooD feet to . point: thence
north oa Q line parallel 70 the west
line Of said block one hundred and
fifty (lSo) feet TO . point on the
north line Of said block; thence west
on the north line OF said block two
hundred (100) fsst. to the place Of
beginning: au In klamath County.
Oregon:
Together with the tensmsnts. her~-
|ditamsats. and appursenancss there
unto belonging or In snywiss appsr-
taining to said land. including furni-
turs. fixtures and iron safe In the
building on said premises.
Dated this ,3sth day OF August.
1919.
ETA u. KlLGORh.
Administratfix OF Said Estate.
3s-s-6-l1-le-1eh 80
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PRED PrTeRsON

Rspu ublican Candidate for CeuAty
0spsrtatsaasot
csl,Pss 'raiaias. Nssnal ssAssl
gsaludks. life liploaa. ~ ysass' ~
pssisaes. avs ysars - pstacipal aaA
Aish school tsaehss. laiioaDO kasvS-
edge Of sssAs Of ess.yasA siss
schools.
Systematic iadssty y training az
agriculture for sehe6ls Of eesav.
rrseusn, school sisitssies.
Helpful supsrvoioa-
EmeisS prostsssivs s1oiaissss-
tioa os seho4
VIII ssdssvclN> eoaases The sssa-
V's school aasirs W . essiass'iss
asassr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24

lsssigusl. Jeha ooass. sloialsesaass
Of the sseats q Lsey Lssslsy. -
essssl. % sAs esslitsss q. - "a
psrseas Asvias elaios aealase ~
dscsass1. o. the ssi1 sseaea. - ~
seat such eiaios Win Ne Os0Ooe
vosehsss within sis nsasAs frso tAs
date Of this notice. oueA eiAlas osse
~ prsssassd 70 sai1 aAoiaisesates u
person ss seat 70 bic address. vhish
u Fort klamath. KlaoasA county.
Osseea.
Dated ihis SSa day ee August. AID.
tol1.
JOHN SMART.
AdministFator Of the Estate OF Lucy
Lssslsy. dssssssl. $3.50 .
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thence south Is chains to place Of ~
ginning. sll II ssctioa -. Township
- South. Range 7 East. Willamette
Meridian. Oregon. The ttnbsr oRsred
for sale consists Of practically purs
yellow pine staad. about rs pss esas
of which IL made up Of mature ed
over mature trees. The Oregon East
srn railroad runs through the nersA-
western corner Of the propossd sals
area. The miainun psieu whish wi1l
be accepted are Ss.3s psr y. test for
yellow and sugar pins. and e1.Se oes
n. feet for sll other species. Ths
timber must - cut ss1ss rsgslaeieas
prsscribsd b. the ssesssaSy q sAs b.
terror. All timber nust - cot 80
removed prior TO Juns I. 1913. VIA
the bid = certified check o. . selveas
national bank must b ssbnitts1 -
the amount Of $500. This cAsek vSll
be returned TO unsuccessful bil1ss.
applied toward the payment for In
Der II bid is accepted. and retained -
. forfeit II . bid IL accepted asl tAs
bidder fails 70 comply with tAs ~
quirements OF his bid. Ths right q
the commissioner Of lndiaa s1airs 70
waive technical defects II savsstiss-
msnts and bids. aaA 70 rejoet ~
and all bids. b reserved. Further ~
formation a 70 the tinhaP anA aonAnn
OF the approved torn ef esatrass ~
- obtained upoa rseusse ffoo ~ -
psriatsndsnt q the Klamath In1iaa
school. klamath Agsosy. 0seOso.
Klamath Assssy. 0rseoa. osOeso-
bsr 10. 1919. D6sea WaaDsa. suDss-
iatsadsat Klana9A Indian ssAeel
!. io-ia-it-i7-1s-a1-s~-se-ss
l-3-S-o.loh w ta'' Hea.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-24

Fred wscksst. DeesaAant.
Notice 10 hsrsby givsa thas. - pas.
suance Of DEGREES. na1e anA satesol
In the abovs-sntitlsl court aA1 eanso
on June -. 1919. and Auguse -.
1912. respectively. he ualseslsns1.
as referee. will sell the prsnisss
hereinafter described. at psblis ass-
ton. to the highest bidder. fos easA.
such sale to bs st 10 O'Clock Q. n.
on Tuesday. the 3tth day Of ssptsm.
Der. 1919. At the front door oe tAa
court house OF said court. il KlanaAA
Falls. klamath County. Oregon.
The property TO b cold being par.
tieularly dsscribed = follows. to-vig:
The Sen OF MEN aad the MEX
Of SEA- Of Bee. Z: the swK es
Nwk and the NwK Of awK Of
Sec, ;. all In Township 81. 9. r. .,
Z. w. ~. In Klamath County. Ore
gon. 500 =.
Dated this asth day Of August. 1913.
@. A. KRAU0E.
ss-s-s-is-ash Rssars&
Putnam patriot., 1912-03-08
St. Philips Episcopal Church

Grove street, the Rev. Frederic w, Bailey, Minister in charge.
 Sunday, March 10th, 5d Sunday in Lent.
 Services s a. m. Holy Communion. 10.3o n. m. Morning Prayer, Litany, sermon. l2m. Childfea's Church.
 ID. m. Evening Prayer and sermon by the Rev S, W. Linsley of Webster,
 Seats free and all welcome.
 On this Thursday afternoon at 2.S0 the Ladies' Guild will meet with Mrs. Richmond, Is Chapman street.
 On Friday evening at 7.So Evening Prayer and Sermon by the Very Rev, J, Eldred Brown of Norwich. There will be a meeting of the church com. mittee following.
 Baptised last Sunday, Hayden Brad ford Franklin, son of Charles Frank lin, John William Carter son of Mil lard Carter ot Ellsworth, Me.
 We are pleased to welcome the new faces al our service each Sunday. In the great Christian uplift helpfulness is not altogether confined to the clergy. If the laity could only but realize their latent power.
Putnam patriot., 1912-03-08
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Putnam patriot., 1912-03-08
Congregational Church Notes

The Congregational Ministers Union met in the church parlor on Monday Al the morning session the address was by Rev, W. S. Beard of Williman. tic, his subject being discussion of the work, done by the boys clubs in
 his church. At noon the elergymen
 dined in the gymnasium las guests of Mrs. F. D. Sargent. Al the afternoon session, Rev, K, R. Kendall of Wood stock read a paper on "rhe Report ol the Committee of Nineteen, relative 10 the revision Of the Congregational pol. ity. A pretty compliment was floral remembrance given Rev. and Mrs. Sargent by the visitors. Those present