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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-11

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Suit IN Equity 70 vorscloss nestgass
In the Circuit Court Of the otats Of
oregon. for the County Of Kia.a-
ath.
J. A. Cook. PiaintiR.
~.
W. r. Rhcads end Ars. Matte =.
Rhoads and 4. W. Slower. Ds
fOnAAntD.
Notice b hereby given that hy vir.
tue Of an execution and order Of sals
duly issued out Of the shove named
court and cause on the seth day Of
November. 1919. upon = decree made
and entered for record In said court
in said suit on the 31d day Of Novsn-
Der. 1913. IN favor Of he above
named plaintlR. dirsctins The sals q
the promises herein described b sat-
isfy the sum Of e7oo. together With
interest thereon at the rate os 10 psz
cent from the ssd day Of August,
|isil. auouAtins 70 ese.se; oleo.ee
attorneys fss and costs aAd dieburee'
|msnts amounting 70 eaa.eo; nakiAo
. total Of eolo.oe. with interest -
|said sum fron the rsnditioa Of sAit
decree. and aeeruiAg costa.
Now. therefore. In view Of eai4 exe'
|cutioA end IN compliance with saus
Il have duly levied On said pssnises
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-11
Notics q sale Of Psssoaal Rsooesty
q Raeisfy AglD1og'o Uea

Notice q sale Of Psssoaal Pseessv
- sstisfy Agisess's Usa
Notics y hsrshy given that ! win.
on Saturday. the 3sth day oe Deem
Der, 1919. 1t 10 o'clock .. =. Of
said DAY. In froat OF the eourt house
OF Klamath county. Oregon. cell st
public auction. 70 the highest bidder.
for cash. the tollovtAg dssesibsd per-
sonAl property nov n ny possession.
IN the County Of Klamath. STATE Of
Oregon. AaAsly:
One gray mare. - yeArs Old.
named Beck" weight laeo pounds
One gray horse. 10 ysars old.
named "Je6." vGlsht 1loo pounds.
property Of Geo. Hagen Of klamath
ounty, Oregon. to satisfy . uen vAieb
i hold against the said property fqG
performing the tehowins services.
which we're bestowed upon said psep-
|erty and 70 dsfray The costa and dis'
|burssments Of this sale;
|To board and lodging. Nay ~
70 Oct. -. 1e1a .........e1S.oe
Ito pasturage ............. s.ee
ITO taking 70 ranch % Lost
8lvor SseV
|To Takias n klamath valls.
Oregon. tor sals ........ s.se
.
Total ..................vsssvs
|togethss with the eests and dishurse'
|nents connected with tAis sAle.
CALVIN 3. cLDNDuHNINo.
DATE Let puhaleations Dee. 7. le1si
Date and publication. psS. ~. 1915
lDats Ord publication. Dee. u. 1sis
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-11
PROUD SPlMARD
SUED BY COOK
WOMAN CLAIMS THAT sllE ID TuI:
MOTHER OF THE SON or DUKE
or MADRlD-snE SUES FOR m.
PANTS sUPr0Rr

United Press Service
VIENNA. Dec. 1i.-Princs DON
Jaime Of Bourbon. Duke Of Madrid
and only son Of Don Carlos. lats pre-
tender 10 the throne OF Spain. he's
bssn sued by his cook 70 compel the
proud spaniard 70 support her infant
child. which she claims b biz con.
Prince Doa Jaime lives IN his beau.
tiful palace at Yrohsdorf not far from
Vienna. Accordias to the complaint
OF the cook. the princs net her oul
day iu the park surroundins biz cas-
lie. and regardless OF her struggles
,ovsrpoversd her. Shortly before the
birth Of the child hs dischsrgsd her
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-11

SIXTY members of the Multno0ah
Club Of Portland wsat to The oesan
the other day and plunged into The
surf. None Of then fross 10 death.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-11

The ladies Of the Psssbytssiaa
church win hold . basaas aA1 ehieksa
pie dinner IN the new White building
on Main street Friday. December -.
from 6 70 p. =.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-11

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-11

There VIII ~ . 1ases this evening
Ias The Waite Pslicaa hetsl. Ths
White Pelican orshsstss Win furnish
the music.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-11

Portland Msthedits ninistsrs are
opposed to the plaa 70 eomuts the
sentences Of the nvs men condemned
TO die On the seaGold Friday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-11

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-12-11
nalnCEl.l.ANH()Us

|o.,,el plumss. sold retail at
|....ale priccs. Lovers Of nns
-. aon', miss ssadins for our
..,,svs. California Ostrich Plume
1 sSs, Gsary st.. Saa Francisco.
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Classified
! Column
ron anxT


sAI.E-.-who wants this 90
-, Dos, chicken ranch In the
~, two mi,cs from Merrill; 30
- bs Irrigated. Enquire Of A.
c,Ilss. Merrill. Ore. ss-iN'
The evening world., 1912-01-20
Carnival
Is Big Event

One Of the greatest athletic shows that
New York ever saw will be on zap In
Madison Square Garden Q THURSDAY
evening, when the Trisa-American A. g.
VIII mold its winter games With the
cream of the local talent entered, and
more thai a dozen ~ the crack athletes
Of the Boston A. A. In as well. the
Irish meet should furnish an epoch
making ses sion of sport.
George Bonhag, who will run from
scratch In the 5000 metre special lin
tied handicap. has had his eye on that
race for some time, and that IL one rea-
son that he did not run out the three
mi,e handicap Mt tho recent Xavier
games.
Oscar Hedlund. the great little Boston
miller. VINO has run the mile under AZ no
.ess than fifteen times In the last year.
viii run from scratch in the one-mile
handicap. IIedluni VIII allow big marks
20 = field OF forty-thrcc runners.
The one-mile relay race. in which the
rrish-American \. G. team composed OF
R~osenberger. Kiviat. Sheppard and G!s-
slnP will attempt TO create a new indoor
record, has drawn a Inc entry. including
quartets from the Pastime a. c.. Mo-
hawk 4. C., Xavier Club, Y. Y. \. G..
Wes. SIDE Branch Y. NJ. G. A, and
others.
The evening world., 1912-01-20
BIG RACING SEASON
ON KENTUCKY TRACKS.

Col. Matt VIM, manager OF the rae
ing plant at Jaurez, returned from Ken
tuoky last week and spoke in glowing
terms OF the racing situation N he
blue grass state. The Colonel says that
the Paris Mutusl system OF betting has
taken such a hold on the race-goers An
Kentucky that he looks forward TO the
greatest racing season ever held in the
South whom the bell taps FOR them to
start at Lexington next spring, In re-
gard to the game on the border, Col.
VIM says that the eyes OF the whole
racing populace OF the United States
are centred on Juarez. and so great is
the confidence IN Presiding Steward
Prices capab!Aty that many OF the big
sest followers OF King Horse will jour-
,pSy TO the sister republic for the closing
weeks.
The evening world., 1912-01-20
is ANXIOUS TO TACKLE YOUNG
ERNIE AGAIN.

l see that some OF the pniladelphIa
newspapers gave Young Erne the de-
cision In his bout with me before I left
Tor the West continued Gibbons.
We'll. ! can't SEQ II. Erne put up a
good battle. ! know. but I think "A draw
would have been a very fair decision.
| am anxious 20 meet him again and
VIII he glad TO make the agreement
40 At 3 O'Clock. That Is my bes. fight
Ing weight and 7 am sure I can gain a
decision over him"
MIX" IL planning TO stay in the East
about a month. Among tlose he wants a
bout with Is Packy Mcfarland. Gibbons
contends that the stockyards lad il
not a lightweight and that II he Will
agree to a bout he 6Gibbons) will
make lac pounds. This would be xiv.
Ing the ST. Paul boy several pounds.
but in answer 10 this he points out
that he ave Coffey twelve pounds In
their hght.
With Gibbons and Rcddy, when they
zane to New York Yesterday after
noon. was Bill Brennan. the National
League umpire. Bill is threatenin u
to write n piece about the Gibbons.
Denn!ng Nght for one OF the st. Pau!
papers. fill also saws that the new
United states League OF baseball
clubs is not taken very seriously In
the West.
The evening world., 1912-01-20
ALL PLAYERS ARE THE
IDEALLY TRAINED MEN.

"While the business man knows why
these things arc done he is. In a way.
like the Mexican. lie cannot see nc
necessity. or he refuses TO see the ne
cessity, Of ply steal eNert!nn when II is
unnecessary.
And. speaking Of ball players, they
are the best trained of all athletes
through necessity. They train heni-
elves so that they can be In shape for
a whole season and not for one pIrticu-
lar game or event, like the p~rizehshter.
In other words, they must prcnarc
themselves to live naturally and at the
same time De physically strong. They
fit themselves for their everyday duty
lust as the business man should 1T
himself for ais work. They are In
structed not to tire themselves out. nut
20 gradually build up the.r strength
so that 1t will last all summer.
AS I understand It. the ball players
are not held to strict rules about eating
and drinking. but are put on their "
The evening world., 1912-01-20
SULLIVAN Wins IN
co WITH MAH0N
AT CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. %. - Jack
Twin sullivan defeated Tom Nc
Mahon. tho hard-hitting Newcastle mid
dlcweight. before the Cleveland A. G.
last night in the presence of 1900 fans.
IL was n iicrcoly contested battle. with
Mcmahon trying desperately for u
knockout at all stages. lie aimed blows
at sullivan which would have fclled an
OK had they landed. but Jack win did
wonderful blocking. and hts sharp loft
and right counters shook up the New
castle man badly.
In the eighth round Jack knocked his
man down with u right jolt to the jaw.
Iie landed his left lab many times In
every round. and hooked Il to the stoin-
ach several times with telling effect.
The evening world., 1912-01-20
Gibbons Back and Ready
to ShOW NeW Y0rkers More
Sensational Boxing Tricks

k~nockouts. He weighs about l5e now,
and when he gets his growth and
training he Is going 10 show a lot of
the light heavies Just where they get
Off. and don't you forget it,
Gibbons said he had had no fights
since he left the East n that even his
light training at home had been inter-
rupted by the extremely old weather.
The temperature. he said. got well un-
der the twenty below mark several
times. lie did one week OF ~actor!ng and
now weighs a little over $50 pounds ono
connection between these two facts),
but declares he VIII have no trouble
getting down to the las pound ma rk re-
CURED FOR his mill with Denn.nx.
The evening world., 1912-01-20
POSSIBLE At TIMES TO DAG
NOSE ONES OWN CASE.

%. Henry once wrote a story in
which the main character went to n
doctor and told him his symptoms.
Now, doctor he said, L guess l will
have 70 take a rest in the country and
take a lot of exercise Here IL a $40
hi, ara 7 yiu hri,, yor .oms mare
,.. - 49,. u,.,,. a.. 40.
w" 9" : SCI !" va ~
u hun'orous way OF putting IL the I'M
portant truth stuck out. The man
The evening world., 1912-01-20
MAYOR WAS POSTMASTER AT
HIS BANQUET.

With this 1.-THE shifty Gibbons went
back to his training and as he worked
II was CLEANED from his manager. Eddie
Reddy, that II st. Paul was lukewarm
over Gibbons before he mad his mark
IN New York the Minnesota burg 10 now
red hot over his performances, When
Mike and his manager stepped OF the
train upon their return TO st. Paul. %
Reddy said. there were several thou
sand persons at the depot to greet him
and tho lad who had put the town IN
the map was given an honest-to-good-
ness conqlcring-hero welcome. Shortly
after, continued the diminutive blond
pilot of the good ship Gibbons. a 40
cover banquet was given at the Ryan
Hotel In honor OF the returning son. for
which Mayor Keller not only paid for
his own ticket but also noted as toast
master. Hero Reddy paused for air and
before he started again Gibbons was
hack into the conversation.
DO I expect to get him." echoed
Mike IN reply 20 a question regarding
what he expects 10 ID when he meets
Jack Denning next week. I've never
seen him box. hut ] think | can Hex
him. I understand he cleaned up that
F%renchman Moreau without n trouble.
and that he has a lot oc CLEVER
ness. Well, ] hope this l. trle-l Ike
to fight clever boxers
The evening world., 1912-01-20

responsibility. They must make good.
and to do that they realize that they
must be physically At. They do not
drink to excess. az a rule. because they
know that II Will cause an accumula-
ton OF fat and prevent speed. Those
that do drink are quickly dropped. not
because they drink but because thcy
can no longer make good
If the men in business would only
realize that the lack Of physical exer-
else and the Indulgence in excuses Is
sure to prevent them from making
good eventually our race would i'm
prove. The bail player knows when he
Is not making good because the public
watches him and tells him so very
quickly. The trouble witt the business
man Is that he has 10 watch himself,
and with himself he Is very indulgent."
The evening world., 1912-01-20
BASKETBALL TEAM
LOOK LIKE THE CHAMPIONS
Play Fifth Game in Round
Robin Tournament With
Richmond Hill.

Interest In the Public School Athletic
League round robin basketball tourna-
mcnt is growing daily. The Dc witt elm
ton team. which is leading the lea que,
has been setting Q fast pace and has not
lost a game to date. The boys play their
ffth league game to-day against Rich
mond Hill and are expected 10 come out
victorious.
Tho Red and Black team IL made up
OF Kornsand. kirschner. forwards. Dew
son, centre. and Harder and Shanger.
guards. Kornsand and kirscNner are a
great scoring combination and 1t Is on
them that the Fltty-n!nth street boys
are Dasing their hopes for the cham
pionshtp.
The S~tuyveNnt Ave Is stlll fighting
hard TO get back IN the running for the
hunors and will endeavor 10 take "a fan
out o; Commercial In to-night's game at
the court of the irish American Athletic
club. The other games to-day VIII lie
between Manual Training and Townsend
Harris Hall at The Manual gymnasium In
the afternoon. the Flushing = Jamaica
contest at Flushing and the Bushwicx-
Newtown game.
In the elementary school basketball
tournament the finals have been reached
and play for the championship of
Greater New York will begin to-day.
The teams representing Manhattan will
play those OF Richmond and the Brook
!yn fves viii meet those OF Queens.
The Richmond Manhattan contests will
he held Mt the public baths In Cast
Eighty-fourth street and the Brooklyn
Queens battles will, ne played at the
old Armory in Flushing.
Earl Barnes. the bg mininS capitals. came
80 .Iulrcy last week. and since has been gisin~,
With Billy Short. and when their agei steel.
Round and Round. won twice. caslAd two bets
The evening world., 1912-01-20
L0UGHLlN lYCEUM GAMES.

Ioughlin Lyccum. Brooldyn's biggest
athletic organization, will hold Its an
nual indoor games In the Forty seventh
Regiment Arinory u"St saturday even
ing. Several novel features will be seen
OF this meet. Most prominent OF all viii
be the family relay race for cams Of
three brother. m which the Gurings,
Schnlbol.. Egans. Frlcks. Sedleys. ri
legs. Ellcrs and several other clans will
start teams. The Olympic team race at
800 metres Will also be Il fine contest.
The scoring IN this race viii be similar
10 that 20 be used In tho 5000 metre
tea race AZ the Stockholm Olymplad
next summer.
The evening world., 1912-01-20
BALDWIN AND REDMOND BOX
FAST TWElvE.ROUNO DRAW.

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. Jan. N.-,Jack
Redmond OF Milwaukee and Matty aid
win OF Boston fought a twelve-round
draw here last night before the olympic
A. g. The rounds were all even with
the exception OF the sixth. when Red
mond managed to land scvral stiff lefts
To Baldwtn's jaw and nose.
Neither fighter was In danger OF a
knockout. az both guarded superbly. II
was "A pretty fight from start Ia hnish
and both We're strong and fighting fu-
riOusly at the bell.
The evening world., 1912-01-20
Leach Cross to Fight
Knockout BrOWn AqQin

W; Ca the H 4;,s .,'f i's',.,s4s1.' s w IA. m sss' .
ny HIS showing in houts there. Aftor the bout
WELSH ntl io,in,y t. San fr'nSi:'3 TO clallense
Murphy flsl.t. which takes place a. the Shasta
club ~ Frisco on the nigh, ~ Jan. ~.
Tommy RYAN. the retired. mid lescisht cham.
pion. who prepared Jim JffieS Tor three ~ he
champion ship battles. has %anccptsi the terms -
l rrrs,5 him S.s sy ssfs cui f% 10 train 1 siP sIynn ,he
with Jark johnson. RYAN will leave Tor the West
20 take bold Of Fl'nn l'ut as soon as he rec-tvrs
Frank Klaus, ne .r.ldI~seig.t II F1ttsbush.
who rsertly punished jimmy nov ,rd d, Chcas,
l. unable 10 meet Jark Dillon tl,ers ron!sR. 10 =
round now on n'; tI S1rn been =. n ch, % o,,% %s.t
Noight. IN. q six round bout at a show 10 be
hrll.hl M AZ rittst urgh On Jan. n. Klas
ought 10 beat Brown.
mss5 Tsnmy Klbla- Z Ges.~nG." o. ,iH
VIZ how Ia. ioia' Iai,huy and rc'aIn. KII,sn.
M Has, gH' ,E% "' ~ %@ J. fr"l rom m2't K I ,san. Ton ,nG
River, shorty srer th- JoAlny KiIbane- 40
htiell bout. which takes place ~ Vernon, cal.
ftr. 80. -
pr,,Sa-sh rsa' fan, a.. a%.i!aas ~ ,a'-rS:
".smov or" mit,lev yh' ard e,e,, Iva! ~
FraIk Klaus. Ani Gcu-g- ,hlp, tho MLdlsIn. IA.
cos miner, winch Ia sl.edul~i 20 take place ~
blfls.ne Ga,ien "a mex. Nprdav evening. Jan.
~. Their f01ner lDut hrbi 40 veph. 40
vas one % The hs, ever te!l IN pittsbursl. ard
resul'ei IN q dr'.
Eddie Sanity ~ Chitax tie rs,sd feather.
egI', ,has been chosen 70 lsfsfse the boat 10,
Herrt forfs-, 10 H. stage az KsLu,ha on
Moliay risht. Coulon .2s Sled 'lst The I'D
TIM 'estheTFegNt f'le-lpldeT ar' as 'hi~l man
N tHe r.rs srA HE proposal me- with liz lr,ry
fs,gr d FogD~ AID the ltomo.o. u the
The evening world., 1912-01-20
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL.
ran W BainnIs to 1900 and sc-lroi her q,
that figure.
Standing TO date.

Bobby Carter, Early Wrislt's ninety poutsi AZ.
prentice I.dN. is. IN the estimation II some Of
the lH u Judges OF racing, one uf tho hest bows
81 h~ weight that ever s'taldlsl q saddle IN
America. The hoy has excellent hands amt ,ott.
inI a. this early stage IL % judge 0i pace far
above The oriiuarN. DLI 'inicfs liken linn unto
the late Pats Mctuc. when this rider elect. l!cl
tlsisrpers hy his horem1n,hlp. with all these
accomplishments Il IL little wonder that owners
are seeking his s~ryicc,
The evening world., 1912-01-20
St. Paul Wonder Says He's
Entitled to the Welter
Championship.

THE biggest fstic sensation IN
months. Mike Gibbons. the light
ning-liko weller, was all smiles
as he went through his training stun
at the New Polo A.. A. gymnasium to-
day. for he was back in New York.
This was perfectly natural because It
wIs Gotham that made" Gibbons. and
this smiling, soft spoken clout wielder
IS not blind TO that fact.
Don't Jet me say anything hat At.
Paul may look upon as a knock." SAID
Gibbons between practice bouts with
Young Otto and Leachie Cross tmind-
full OF the story emanating from st.
Paul TO the effect that Mike n his
manager had been throwing The hooks
into New York;. but Il il only the
truth to admit that until | hit New
York l was not able to prove what I
could DO with my mitts. GU; In s.. Paul
the folks said they liked TO see me box
and that sometime / might give some
Of the big fellows In the game a good
run for their money, but there was a
big portion OF the bunch there that
had little confidence in my ability to get
to the top Of the heap. My bout with
Willie Lewis proved something, n !
dom think I am throwing bouquets at
myself when ! claim the welterwe.sht
championship. make it5 easily. and
with n week OF training can make ne
ana am ready to defend my title
against any one"
The evening world., 1912-01-20

LOUIS FERNHETMpR - Glory be.
Louis. why do you inclose a two-cent
stamp for a decision on poker or
~pinochle? Don't you know that the de-
cision Of anybody isn't worth two cents
on those games unless the players agree
IN abide by some set OF rules-house
rules. for Instance
In tho case YOU mention. where three
The evening world., 1912-01-20
JEANETTE STOPS JONES IN
THIRD ROUND AT UTICA.
tRptrial To Tho Eysning World

UTICA. y. y, Jan. 2o,-What was
scheduled for a ten round battle between
Joe jeanette and Grin Jones before the
Oneida County A.. A. last night vas
stopped by the referee In the third
round 20 ave Jones from further pun
ishment.
The bout started In "A slambang fash
ion, n jeanette soon crossed II hard
right TO Jones's jaw. taking most OF
the fight out OF him right there
The evening world., 1912-01-20
WURRA WURRA:

WURRA WURRA:
have noticed In many OF your
little -aulbs IN the Saturday Evening
World (Which. by the way. ! entoy
very much) a reference to meoody
named Mincsr. Is he an author. .
statesman. an economist. or whatf
You seem to consider him IN eminent
authority on many things. II an
author, kindly inform me where ]
may obtain some Of his works; III
statesman. where can I get his biog-
raphy. BY furnishing this !nforma'
ton you will oblige an admirer.
ALBA SATTERTHWArrE.
Jake II an economist, Alba. Anybody
IN Park Row can give you his biography
-And Il isn't bad at that.
The evening world., 1912-01-20
KID BROTHER is
LIKELY WHITE HOPE.

At this point Gibbons shouted. "oh.
l forgot" and rushed round until he
dug up a photograph OF his kid
brother, Tom. who Mike declares Is
going 10 be a l!ght-hoavywe'ght sensa-
ton. The picture, both IN features.
build and fght.ng attitude, shows that
Tommy bears a marked resemblance to
his !l!ustrloas big brother.
Hes only nineteen Years old" said
Gibbons. glowing with fraternal adm!ra-
ton, but he's a gOer already. He's
had two lights and won both with
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WURRA WURRA:
How about this big melon h IA-
high Valley has cut' Why II there
such n melon?
FIR AZZLloD FINANCE.
II there is anything about which !
prUfens to know nothing that thing
10 the inner workings OF = financial
head. But / put you dead hep to
this fact:
II hasn't been 90 long since all OF us
Of the political bieachers
were shouting ourselves hoarse over the
amended railroad law that made It a
high crime for a railroad to own a coal
mine and make "a family snair OF the
Transportation OF the coal II mined from
It's " shafts. TIL Lehlgh was n
OF the cp'"f offenders
THE GINK-tIas Woodrow Wilson
n..natnpp
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WURRi

WURRA WURRA:
WAS SENT to the Hudson Street
Hospital the other day. l waited
4 at churM street iive minutes Tor
IA sixth avenue surface car. Then !
got angry and decided TO walk.
overlook the ear ahead a block ana .
half away. iiow's that?
OLD NEW YORKER.
Anvbniy who would beat IA Sixth ave-
nue. car by Walking against 1t should be
ruled OF the track. It's not sport when
play a sure thing.