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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
Dreadnaught Arkansas, Newest Of Uncle Sans Fighting
Vessels, Ready to Put to Sea If Necessary-Nfore
Than 100 Officers and Men Will Man Her,

PHILADELPHIA, August 3I.-Ths
lieved viii prove to be the fastest
turned over to Commandant Grant,
the New York ShipbuiIding company.
shipbuilding yard to the navy yard
dition to 60 TO sea Immediately II M
touches yet to be put on. When or
be commanded by Captain r. G.
ton. Commander William A. M0Mati
More than LOO officsrs and men
hghtsr. .4;Aa1l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
FISHERS TRIP IS
SOMEWHAT COSTLY
SECRETARY or INTERIOR rs
FORCED 10 RAv MORE THAN
600 D0rI4ARs N FTNEz

SAN FRANCISCO, CAl.s August
sl.-Sscgstary OF ths Interior Fisher
left san Francisco today on the JapA-
ness liner. Chiyo Naru for Honolulu.
II cost this eAbtnst otIacsr $50 moro
than It costs m ordinary traveller to
reach the islanda t3f this snn, tse0
was In payment OF hnso tor travelling
betwsAn American portu On I foreign
ship. The other 40 want u pey M
ana NJ his ehAn4eenxs Many Gr11nJh
for speeding through FAtAluu% yer
terday.
Nnh&r has reimbnrued the ship's
o. nefs ~ &hA Axrfandifnrea. thar hlim
having been aAAed 10 the coss u his
tickets.
The object N ttae trip TO Acnosulu
10 10 tnyestiGAta chareee slaslnst
0OvaFnar Bsear ~g1ls - accused u
alsoWing fAy0f ~ pl6n1G4len inte&cste
- ~ injury ~ neeklegR
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
Police Chief Killed.

Especial 10 The Richmond viryinian.|
FAY~T rEvILLE. II. G.. August al.
---A report tonight from Raeford. =
town rwenry-sfvB mites VISIT Of hers.
and the county rxEt tif ffOker rDontys
says she police chief Of the town was
shot ana killed this afternoon and that
<ive others were wounded.
J. A. Cameron, Z wealthy FARMER
and lumber dealer. IN reported to have
killed the police chief.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01
BRArrLEBoRo. vERMoN1s Il.

4s
BRATTLEBoRo. VERMONT, Nj
campaign or Colonel H0ueoy III 3 s5 n
carry Vermont for the proa1G n
at next Tuesdays Sts&e =
ended here tonight, with : fInal &
1t the trusts and political bo9ns8 n
winding up his fight here, thu Il @
president made tho predictiou thX
the Republican party will - bur3G
out Of sight next November. Il u;
We've shown UP the ALLIANCES
tween such corporations ~ TIM - III
ard OIL ana tho Republican ~
haEenst Axpooad ourzefveA Mxssz
bold and Mr. Penrcae h&vA do5gl
ID ypu know what 70 exp06 n
RApubucan party.
The progressive party II golne
sweep the Republicans out, juuk II
the Republicans euperseded the lghl
when Abraham Lincoln went into f10M
new party. as;
"You ara surely witnessing nun ii
in political condition. It Il G0t
to be change that will wipe o(f9 a
tho boss and the banefui tn1luenG
Of the crooked corporation. txNtN6S
started 1t. and won't stop As$s|
The colonel came here after i!
mile automobile and train ride.
ing 81. .JohusburY, in1u1extta "a ~
breakfast. In the three days Of cMS1
pAignIng he covered nearly four
dred miles in q motor car. st0p4
at .twenty-seven villages and c1e
and hurting maledictions
Standard Oil and the bosses ba3
approximately fifty thousand p40I
| Old Vermont campaignera were
| Ing tonight that the colonel
bigger crowds than ever were kAA
before In his meetings In many o1s4 Co.,
towns That the progreasivA0
! succeeded in shaking up the p0l1
situation in the Green MountAin
| Is conceded by the Taft and
managers.
| Taft Bound to Lose.
The progressives are no moreS I'M
! ful~ tonight than they We're =
ago of Frazer MetsssFs their
date for, governor. winning the
but they do expect him TO tie nm
election 30 that the legisiatuf1
| have to pick the governor
| Roosevelt carrying the StAse I'M
! vember, the progressive -lsAdA<
making rash predictions K0Qo
| haa given them the suggeakions
they have been going about U1x1e
entry into the state loudly
| that Taft b bound to lose.
e-coIaneI,-fn-SttfA
| midabla q. vote, ~ possible TOT
ger. informed the crowds dslx
swing today that the entire
| - waiting upon the rsas -!
| Tuesday a. an indication
rslaAAye strength Of tho AApM
ana progressive parties sS8as$
| IT have been told by many
/ licaus here that they are 90&4
| vote for me In November. but
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-01

fContinued On Second pare J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21
rSsDArUTE AT CHATHAM.


Several ASAeeAoeD Delivered Defor0
Paetoy1vunaa TeaeAe1D.
Chatham. va. October .o.-one hun
dred teachers Of Pittsyivania County
were in attendance upon the Teachers
Institute. which convened In the high
school bsilding On Friday. Supertn-
tendene Of County Schools r. d Wat
son welcomed the teachers. hts re-
marks closing with prayer. The Drtn-
cipai speaker Of the day was DR.. W.
n. Heck. Of the Un5versity Of virginia,
professor Of education Cnild n.y.
9iene was the theme Of his remarks.
which were interesting and instruc-
tive, containing many practical sug-
eestions for hetterment along the line
Of hyKienA AZ noon . bounsiful lunch
was serv@d BY the women OF the Civic
League.
Hon C. W. Anderson presented Su-
persntenAent watson with . beautiful
towns cup from the teachers q the
county in token OF the high esteem
and apprsciasioa q HE faithful SER
vice. Nr. Anderson's remarks were
most apVropstase. and Mr.. Watson. al
though the NEST surprised 81 an re-
sponded IN . happy manner.
Friday night Professor I. u Setstes
state supersusenAsnt Of rural schools
KAYE ~ besVOS ~ s~~sesS -
gathering IN the town hall La set
tie laid much stress On the. Import
ance OF combintaG the small schools
into one large school and provsdins
wagons for br;nGing chiidrsa that
we're too far distant TO Walk Sew
eral localities Of the State were msDs
toned .n which this system had x
adopted and the eccd results snas
had been derived
On saturday mornsag. PrcSssoer j.
X. BiuSord. executive secretary % the
Coesueaslonai Association % vsrgsnsa.
made . very saserest'ng address 'oa
Patrons Day ana school Improvemsns
Leag7A
ImmeAssssiy following the rsossks
Of Professor Dinford the Psttsy1vanSa
County Teacher Association wae re-
ergaaisea and. the following ooeese
elected: o. d. NA4ssy. prsss1ens. Nsss
Daisy MOSS. oeerssesy: Miss ksse
FSsxgesasA treo0ursr. Hevsoew ~
vas designssea 90 pesSo~9 cay. Tue
fclloWsag 1sSe0uses wsre eSeesee - TIE
STATE fpeeherS Associetiea % RleA-
spesA the arye week % Neve1see:
O p. ua@oey, % Eybo: Ms Non1ee
raylov, - 0snly Rsvsg: ~ e0e
Carter. "a E1ba. a vsee - Uooes
~ao asuourU0 Ahe Coosna0 owe
LeoOUA - ouDg1guee ~ - wi
VaY Q osuo0o1 UUeU0R
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21
SCOTLAND
Personal

On Friday evening. October Is. q Sc
gies OF lectures TO be given at the
Womans Club by DR.. J. c. Aetcalf. OF
Richmond College. will begin with an
address on ''rhe Short Story in Poe.
Hawthorne and Bret Harte." The lee
lures will begin at S:ls o'clock. and
gentlemen escorts will be In order.
No refreshments will be served At the
evening lectures.
Other lectures to follow on the fourth
Friday Of each month will be the
Book Of Job As Literature" "Ruskin.
Art Critac and Social Reformer.
.she,lsy. th. Man and rheorist." THE
Latter in Literature" and Tho. Art
ana Messaxe Of Browning" Dr.. Net
ealf occupies the chair Of English 1T
sxature 1t Richmond College and II
enc OF the most widely recognized
ana scholarly men In his especial line
Of work. Members Of the club appre-
ciat> their good fortune In securing
HE services a. . lecturer.
An informal reception VIII Do TEN
lereA Nrs. Terhune. better known a
Marian Hasland. by the club members
thts Afternoon. Decorations Will be IN
red and white cosmos. and the recep-
tion viii begin at s o'clock
Az the University.
Mrs. Harvey Clarke. OF this city. 10
spending several days at the Unisel-
atty Of Virginia. where she 10 Visiting
her son. Manly clasak. who Is q student
1t that college for this session
william Jackson left Richmond SAT
urday for Charlottesville to spend the
weekend with friends. 7. Davant. OF
Roanoke. who has been . guest OF COZ.
onel ana Mrs. John W. RICHARDSON a
their homo on Grove Avenue. also ie..
for the University Of Virginia essui-
day. ------.>--
AporoacAlnG weddiAGs
Says the Baltimore News:
The wedding Of Miss MARY 1lann
Bowdoin. daughter 81 M. ana
Henry J. Bowdoin. to aowe
Of Baltimore. formerly OF vifs,n~ ~"
~ ~. Robert C. Bruce, OF Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

T0 Hos C01ofeO In1s
The woman's auxiliary Of the League
Memorial Hospital will hold its annual
fair at Johnson's Auditorium. begin.
ming Tonight, to raise funds Tor the
erection Of q colored hospital The
fair will run until November !. A
number Of attractive booths have
been placed In the auditorium. ana
many white citizens have generously
aided the enterprise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

IN . rock kattIe yestsseAy atser'
noon IN the west Esa, Reoert B.
sesrcse. Q cosored Boy. vas his and
SsSIy nun. % 81 charged ~ Prey
WooSvsa shSrssen ysesS 80 esascte
wss sreassA ~ Dr. o. c. pogs, emsa-
Ssoee ousvoo0. 90 rs00vV0 - ~
0v uoOoonl WouoDoo ~ osvUeSo
. IeunSuo 0Dsw UUD0GuI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21
NEW AMBASSADOR is
OF PRINCELY RANK

be 1NtoSv1OWo0 u h1o Austrian castle
Of 0sa&A Asae Troppsa. On he sub.
Jest Of var BETWEEN Germany an1
England ArA German and TrAAoa ~
one az the principal editors Of the
Pario y1oaso. The prince beeAa by
declaring that ths pessibiiity e an al
iianDe 6etwsen Germany anA France
was aitoGothar utopiAa. end just A.
Improbable - . vor betwesn the two
countries. He otaAsA tAAt while In
Germany he k1n01sDt feeling toward
France yrovAtloA. ana . desire tor
more intimate reaa&iena. hs tAsro0ghiy
Realised that the yrenoA oeaA not
forget the events ~ le7o nor the less
Of Alsaoe.xer1aaAA
we should net forget tAsss tAanSs
either. were We IN yeur DlAsA we
cannot expect yeu b ronooaoe your
hopes Of ReeoveEtng these Drova1oes.
Hat Ne hope that time WIN hy de-
vrsas asouA6s the battsenaes Of tn
leoA"
Then the prince went On = say:
with % he question Of psaos - moi
60 much q IN Issue In our selationa
with France. - it = In our rela&tona
with the Bns1isA.s
-oh! I know yeu cont me the Ing
lish muchl'' interrupted the rsprsssn-
tative Of the Figaro.
mo, e 1on't thatl" declared the
prince. TT 10 the English WAo are q.
ways raising obstacles to - every.
whReI &c neatent partout en- tF1v-
ers dc metre 1eute.) Nothing irreHo-
cable win ~ done from our side. !
hope very sincerely that ~ shalt avoid
q conlict. Fer no one here In Ger
msny really wishes II. AAd oan"''s
80 ars "cesS - 80,
80 sass S ~ oA-.ssv
- r.~s~ "a a.. Trsss,,:.
49,. .s.s~sts.. se.
.nm.. - ...~.,s~., 49,"
an" S %. 49,. 49, -. r~...
.Ss.s ~stSsen
C~. $1,000 -.,s .,ssO
= -. N.s-s~. T~... a. asrrns nv.
..rs.s !: .,ssx. .n.sshI~ rsv.i
v.. N.tvss. a>,merv ana OrsaN
p-,t.,r ~ oAAs vomId \. heayiiy
.r.snst =. ana unAer The eiecusn-
.tances II wouM not be surprisinx IL
people here were to insist upon our
army hein~ employed to make M on
land Tor n. lossas AZ sea. myself
should NOT be In favor OF any such
policy. do not. myself. believe In IL.
Nor 40 I think that those Who are
2nvAYnYhH A0ny0n0kAY0
thing AZ the Kind rut s(ill II is a
theory"
In oonclusisn. the prince deprecated
the ide. so widely entertained abroa d
that the unilitary element IN Germany
poeaes.ed onvar "a forco thu nation
into 4 var. ~Of course. Il II the trade
OF military man TO ulan for war ana
IN fnink 81 n. Rut IL a ONE thing to
nrsnare for the conflict ana ouits an.
othe- "a attAnnpt 70 force . struggle
of tbis kind NOON the people. There
:. M ,,,lit.rx n.Yfv IN nolitics power.
IN, s,ou~h "a acoomulish such an OBJ
iect n. indeed. II existed, Ono talks
a rrs.f 6e.l Of German unitarian.
ara AZ -. dominasion upon our char.
.cter n exist. for nuruoses OF disci-
nI,rA a. IN oraer 70 foster the spirit
cV onsaienco Ara Of order among the
s.~r,s tanr nut tnia dosa NOT prevent
no ~ nr,ncinai aim Of the German
,.or,. ,nJ,,yi6nraltv ana collectively. il
- S.r.,on the nrosperity. the industry.
thH traAe and the consequent power
Of our nation in every direction. with
o,,. snv lat nm. A nation that remains
q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21
rsnec,a, 70 Tho rimes-Dispatch.l

fsp>ossi Cable 90 The nss-Dsspeseh-1
r.rJs October D.-Isssie Hassne wilson.
~ Nev Ysrk. wns wsiking oIsae the Bcts
a. pcu;oers. escorted BY . avrps. saA fcse.
" huexSne TEDDY bear % hse arms. Whea
= 9oGasrSy made soWs W9ogk aeous the
Ses: bssse wrepped te sessaess ssa sskee
Why Tns enua reDsbe0.
s,Cblopei Roosevelt hes beSa wsueeee. cd
~ reGHy bess y s.so ul~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

Mrs. John richardson. Of Newport
atives In this city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

Missss Lillian Haynes ana Eln'
winsfeld. Of this city. have been re-
cent guests OF friends in Ashland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

Miss Robert c. Bruce. OF Rtchmono
has gone to Baltimore. where she
registered at the STAFFORD Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

Miss Emily Morris, OF MEADOW.
Caroline County. expects TO spend tn<
winter months In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

Dimmock. Of Gloucester County. mo.
tored to Richmond last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

Miss Ailesn Cowardin. who has
been at "Nswstead.' In Gloucester
County. for . brief visit has returned
to her home here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

Miss Mary Lawson viii spend the
winter with her sister. Mrs. George
e. Jennings. at 1892 Park Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

The polics yesterday were asked to
look for . negro woman who u said
to have entered the house at 4oz North
Twelfth Street. broken into . trunk
and stolen IS in currSney, . silver
mesh bag and q silver caro- case She
is said to have gained sdmission TO
the house on the pretext OF being .
wash .rwomAn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

Mrs L. o. Kent and Miss Xathss1A
Kent have returned 70 Aahland, ate
visit to relatives In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

0easvisve 0esChaA Mary PAilllDe a.
1Giae pega. Of New O1leAoS.
vlaslng AesA
Mr.. O. r spitsss and her two 0eos.
Of Charlottesville. are the guests o.
their aunt Mrs. r. d. Haslew. q her
home. 1875 Nonumeut Aveoue. MA
spitssr was formerly Mss Alma Clash
OF this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

Miss Eta ClsmentA OF savannah
Ca. who has been the guest OF 4ro
III. w. Houehens, on Park Avenue. left
Wednesday to visit friends In Nor
folk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

Miss Bernie lowell has returned &c
the city. after spending . year watf
her brother. Charles lowell. In Bos'
ton. Mass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

Miss Cerris Psytou 80 BaitianesA q
the guest Of M. and lfrs. Robert y
Peyton, Jf. ct lo17 Park Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

Robert B. Wood VIII sail from New
York for Panama on November :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. L n wolf, Of C1eve-
land, Ohio. have announced tho en-
gagement OF their daughter, Nor
ence TO L r. Goodman. Of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-21

home. 1875 Monument Ave0ue. MA
spitssr was formerly Mss Alma Clash
OF this city.
II aaA o. - Tsws.
Miss Cerris Psyteu 80 DaitinsesA .
the guest Of Ns. and lere Robert =
Peyton. Jr.. ct is17 Park Avsoss.
Mrs. I. o. Kent and Miss Xathsf3ns
Kent have returned 70 AAhland, after
. visit to relatives in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. william d weifs
Dimmock. Of Gloucester County. mo.
tored to Richmond last week.
Mrs. John richardson. Of newport
News, 10 spending some time with rel.
stives in this city
Miss Robert c. Bruce. OF Richmond.
has gone to Baltimore. whore she 10
registered At the STAFFORD Hotsl
Miss Ailesn Cowardln. who has
been at "Nswstead." In Gloucester
County. for . brief visit, has returned
to her home here.
Miss Mary Lawson win spend the
winter with her sister. Mrs. George
3. Jennings. at 1882 Park Avenue.
Misses Lillian Haynes and ElIs
winsdeld. Of this city. have been re-
cent guests OF friends in Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Larew. OF
"Greenbank." near stanton. are In
town for a few days.
Miss Emily Morris. Of Meadow.
Caroline County. expects to spend the
winter months In Richmond.
Miss Eta Clements. OF SavannAn,
Ca. who has been the guest OF Ms.
H. w. Houehens. on Park Avenue. left
Wednesday to visit friends In Nor.
folk.
Miss Bernie lowell has returned to
the city. after spending . year watn
her brother. Charles lowell. in Bos-
ton. Mass.
Robert g. Wood VIII sail from New
York for Panama on November ,.
Mr.. and Mrs. L n Wolf, OF Cleve-
land, Ohio. have announced tho en-
gagement OF their daughter, Flof-
ence, to L. r. Goodman. Of Richmond.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

u the meantime there b 10 e.
aial a The sssgsstioa that . naa
aaas6 Hoealias. hsaA oe . oan Fran
eiec0 whisky Aouss. y tAe rsal owner
ee tAe Noethvoseeea.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28
Old I|k REMEDY
DARkfE the AA|l
oivEs coloR. LUsfRE 10 vAbED
AND GRAY HAIR-DANDAUvy
QUICKLY REMOVED

VOs generations Sage sDd Sulphur
have been used Tor hais aad scalp
trosblss. Almost svssyoas knows
the value Of such . eoabiastion for
keeping the hair . soed svsa color.
fes curing dssdrsR. isshins scalp and
falling hair. aad for psonetins the
lgsowth Of the hsis. Year, ago the
|oaly way to get . Hsis Tonic Of this
kiA1 was 70 make Il u the homo.
Which was tsoublssons and not a.
ways sseisfastssy. Newslsys ainoss
|say up-to-dats 1russise ean supply
hib patrons With . resay-to-uss pro.
daet. skiilfuiiy prepared II pssfsesiv
equipped lsbosatesiss.
A ilsaj peseasstiea q tAis sest
10 Wystht oaOe aal Sulphur Hair
Remedy. u which Sage aad Sulphur
are combined With other valuable
remedies Tor sesio troubles ssd this.
vssk hsir thss Z jesias ~ seIss or
coming out. Are using this remedy
tor . fsv days. teu WIN soties The
color gradually eemias bask. your
seslv vtll lsel bettss. Ne laalsvg
w1ol 500 - osoe sa1 II lsss thsn
. moath's time thore viii b . Woa-
lssfui diassssos u your hair.
Lest asGlsst yess hais u Il y fsli
ef lasdsv1. jesisS ~ color q sen-
l0g out.S .SoGnf \ nfky eat hotflo n |
wyseh's oaee ~ oeIDASs fPsa ysss
afusgist. sn1 - v,es . ~ lays'
Eseatnsnt VII % sos ~. Al drug |
Bists sslI H. un1ss Gussantss that |
he noney will ~ ssfuadsd if the
'sos1 y sst sssely - ssprasssts1.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28
MINISTERS ADOPT
N RESOLUTIONS
pvArn Or AsorlaER ~ REv. am.
n. rEEsE - MADs OCCASION
yvR MNEriN0 " LOCAL Ass0.
CITATION


A msssins OF 'hs s'ss'stv 49,
ei"t'oa was hs'a sasutosy s"s'aoss
and passed sns 'o"ow'as o'S'o
bs 70 Resolved VaN ws sap
our sympashy 70 our os'oVsa 49,
dent. the Rev. Geo. IT, Fssss' sas a''
family. 10 their sorrow because VI '"'
death Of hss moshsf'
Jesus said: what DO. thou
knowsss not nov; but thou shalt
know hereafter" II V true that Gods
vays are past andins out. Hs plants
his Footprints upon the 80. and rides
upoo the storm. To yeu. our below.
cd brother. and family. ws sstsad our
heartfelt sympathy In this sad hour
thsouOh which you are passius. 10
causs our Heavenly Father has sea
as % remove your dear mother from
your homo to Ills home above. Il 10
true that "A boys bsst friend 10 his
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

PoueCSfoN. n. :. o. S.
wssessv wy1n ssasssl ~ wsss-
shssae. p. Selay. n vtii spsah
svSss = PAila1slpAia teaish1 Ne
vil1 seus New JssssV TAursday sad
vili speak d Roehssess Friday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

nsabsss q her company. aad tAs
sulisoso y eeavtaes1 that - 0lsAe
ooeo0o Q ueoe suoceesfsl aetfeoo
uee ocoo0DlisAmeats sfU q eoeo
ussie .sAae h b limculs y secure -
G1seiu0 astists vhoee vcrk vcl ~
Osoo eoanoapiaes ~ eoaposieea
- - unappsseiats1. bst b III -
eoose there b . contrast eaiy n ~
nas1fo G theae voSt ed ase - the
0uAltty. Z y h svssy respese . VEL
balaneo1 80 Aar0eaievs es0paAy
tAae readers Dsogsans - - Veg -
0s0beeel Win plsasufA
~ pssssansl eoasise q Miss ~
- oAiDD. ssslss aal sepsaas; Niss
YsallDe 1osyiuUsea. sits: Aiss Massea
Dsuy. visliaist: L,ssl 4. Lsas. ~
esaiA aaaAsv'sla piAss ~ -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

whsa San Evaas' pstitiea ursias
ocvssnof West 70 cone 70 this city
vas bsias circulated here Il vas pro-
sentsd TO . we'll known divine. Who
siSnsd II. stipuistins that biz sigma
ture was oaly 70 - uss1 in the event
OF Il being psevsa that the charges
osds we're TIRE. lt b . aetabls fact
that this aiaisess's sisnssuss vas not
use1.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

Ne. eas's ss1ss % ~ nsesssastly
asAe vieh 1auOhess. - suggested b.
SAMMY. bot 4 b truly fuaay 70 aad
the psssoaal eseAa ef . oaa Hssaciseo
vhisksy Aesss taikias sbout the sviis
q ls1nk.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28
POPULAR BOTH As
SINGER AND READER
ulss Fisher sAlpp Praised b
Press lad Public

lfiss vlsAsr shipp h a0oss ~
elect q The lycsum artists. The pss'
pie have eA0asn and applaadsd her
fsen soast 70 coast. she = praises
d ~ highest tsrus by Dublis and
pssoo beeh - reader and slagse. II
= ooubtfAl n which brNacA - an
sAe b most popvlsr. Che takss ~
leA1ing part also h . musical ane
1sanatic stssch. ably suppertee ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28
WOLF, WOLF,

Il .CORDlN0 70 tAe norniag pa
"a Ysr. 0ovsrHer West viii arrive
n the city aad attend the city council
meeting tonight. This same mornins
paper told story about . maa hit
tiAg another nan b The head with IN
~. TAb sane nornins payer recent
v printed "a Appeal foe Help"
Recalling these recent events. thsrs
Win ~ - 1slegatioa dowa to the
dspot % receive the states chief sx-
eeutivs. Who. probably. b coming here
oaly n the fertile inaGiaatioa Of Gan
Bvaao.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

Az nov SAMMY says that soas-
bely tArssesas1 - hosssvAip hin.
using ths aails - naks Ne threat.
TAs Hesall loes aee bsllsvs that
thsre b aay Dsssea n tAe saty Who
voslA tAusly abuss gee1 savhi1s.
Dus 0aybe SAMMY y ealy issuias g.
oeAse .ApDoal ~ HelD."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28
\ Safe Investment

Wen leeass1 nala ssress Ds0VssSy
10 pseAably ~ sassse isvsse1ssas b
The Klanash nasls. Jsss ~ ! hsvs
ehs sxelusivs sals os . oosfe. seFip %
Main strssA With ssw solid ceeersss
bsiIdiag. Il sivss . ssss iseoos. b
asas ths condor - besassss asd -.
tiso bsesss svssy dAy. n isessssssd
ceos h aaA - ~ pslcs asd ssras.
Aise 80 - sSese ss.s vseass haia
ssssss Desesss1.
- AaaAs . Pssas 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-28

Aaa sov Sammy b sryias 10 ssal-
~ - . pufise Ne says TIE Heeal1
y uasrannatieal. end quotes The fol-
lowing froa The Herald to prove n:
''Bst there = oAjsetioa 10 IL gov
ssaee eeains here foe he svove1
pvspess q 'elsaaing ~. ehe ety."