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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

In the County Court OF the State OF
Oregon. for klamath County.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Charles
II. Boyes. Deceased.
To Margaret Jane Boyes, Alice Amelia
Earhart, Matte Angeline Haight.
John T.. Boyes. Fannie Jane
Pope, Damia Elizabeth Martin.
Dora Maria Boyes, Lutte Anson
Boyes and Charles Combs Boyes.
Heirs OF Said Charles b. Boyes.
Deceased.
You. and each Of fou. are hereby
notified that Silas obenchain. as ad-
ministrator Of the estate OF said
Charles B. Boyes. deceased. did. on
the 20th day Of February. 1913. nle
a petition In said court, praying Tor
an order OF sale Of the real property
Of said deceased. hereinafter particu.
larry described. for the purpose there
In set forth:
II Is, therefore. ordered that you.
and all other persons. II any there be.
interested In the said estate. appear
before the said county court on the
asa day OF March. 1919. At 10 o'clock
a m. OF that day. at the court room OF
said court. In klamath Falls. Klam.
ath county. Oregon. to show cause
why an order should not be granted
to the said administrator to sell said
real property OF said deceased; and
that copy Of this order be served on
all OF said heirs within said state. and
be published for thirty days. success
sively. In the Evening Herald. daily
newspaper. Of general circulation
printed and published In klamath
Falls. Klamath county. Oregon.
The real property hereinbefore re-
ferred to 10 particularly described a.
follows. to wit:
| Lots 6 and Z In Section II: lots 4
and s In Section 30: lots 8. ., 10 and
II. In Section II; all Of Township ~
south. range 10 east. w. NJ, and
The EN- Of NwN and the Wh Of
NEN, In Section s. Township II
south. Range II east. v. NJ;
All OF said lots and tracts bsing sit
uats In Klamath county. Oregon. an(
containing S3s.o7 acres. more or len
Dated this aoth day Of February
1913.
WIZ. Q, woRDHN.
| a.s1.s-asA NsuaAV Js1Ds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-13
EXPERT .wAJCMl REPAIRING

Can only be done By one who Is
qualified by actual knowledge OF the
science OF watch making and has had
years OF actusi watch repairing e.
perience.
|. 1 am a graduate OF the Peoria Hor-
ological matchmaking school.
have had fifteen years actual expert
ence In watch repairing.
Why not use the same good judg
ment and care In choosing your
watch maker that you do In choosing
your physician.
PRANK n. UPP.
Matchmaker. Jswelsr and BnSravsr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-13
FEMALE SltUTH MAKES
GOOD, GETS NICE BERTH
widow of Policeman Successful IN
itunning Down TaSlcab Riders
Who ruii ON s25.OOO Haul IN
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-13
COUNTY WARRANTs
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION

All persons are hereby notified that
the partnership Of w. II. Dolbeer and
". p. McMillen has been dissolved
BY mutual consent, w. p. McMliien
retaining the business. All outstand'
ing accounts are payable to the under
signed.
3-l-12t w. p. McMILL.EN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-13
carbon NoriCE ~ GUARDIAN

All persons are hereby notified to
No, give credit or ,rnnsA., any bust.
,es. Of an, Kind ,o or with Joseph \.
seod.. man of the asg of about ~
,oap
Dated March I, 1919
SARAH ", SEEDS.
Grsfdlan ~ tho Person and Estate
OF Joseph = seeds. slit
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-13

soo,hca itching Hkin, Heals cuta
or burns without n scar Cures piles.
eczema. sait fhcum. any itching.
Dcsnl Ointment, Your druggist
cells II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-13

A., ,ou Interested In kLAMATh
COUNTY n 20. nee tho stephens
Hunter Realty Co. They have soms
good bargains.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-13
WANTS HUSBANDS WILL
DECLARED TO BE INVALID

Widow Attempts Suicide Over strug'
u,c Tor Existence and tho Necessity
Of Seeking WOrk-Will Now Try
for Property
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-13

Cheapest accident insurance---Dr,
Thomas Eclectic OIL. Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
sell II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-13

S2.5O0-75xll0 feet. S-room heusAo
good barn: lot 10 large snough ~
another residence. Terms.
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good lot. close In.
so acres. most all In aifsife. ~
house and barn. water paid ~ .
years. crop viii make yoss -.
ments; ess per sers. Terms.
i20 acres above ditch betweea hsse
and Merlin. good coil. ess.ee ~
acre. Terms.
We have city lots. and Vim 6eai1 -
suit purchaser on sasy tsenA
j. w. Ross + Go.
Polto0se Dail1lnG
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-13

Temple thsater. matinee 1Aaly. s:Ue
D. n. Evening. orss DestosoeoeA
7:l6. continuous.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-13
YURNlSnKD ROOa1D

FURNISHED RO0a1D
FOR RENT-Furnishsd hou0eeeGD.
Ing rooms In double house; sosn8
three or four room suites. Ne enn'
dren. Enquire Herald omss. se0
FOR RENT-Houssks asl euf.
nished rooms; city vatss: eoesose
Ights. 1876 10th strsst. 0.SS-o
FOR RENT-rufnishel soo0o -
gentlemen. at the 0rsOoa Aeu1A
BOARD AND ROOMS-Tirs so4D
home-like boarding house. Rooms
with nre. 232 Seventh sersst. eosses
High, 2 blocks from Mala. 11-oss
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATION WANTED-0erooG. eooo.
ble woman wants work Of aay kin4
washing, ironing Of sswiag Drseeesso.
Write or call. Mrs. Masy .. ooeess2
corner 9Th and Grant streets.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
SAVOY THEATER.

IT you are not patron of the Sa - voy thcater you are missing d very
 fine entertainment. and you should not let another day pass without visiting th.s popular place of anuse- ment and meeting Dad Brought. the genial manager and owner. who is always to be found at the door. where he stands to greet his friends and patrons. Quite large crowd attended the matinee yesterday and were we'll pleased with the new pie ture and songs There is d Pathe weekly news picture and one Cf the pictured items should be of especial interest to the ladies, as it shows the latest Parisian styles in dresses and hats. The Poisoned Arrow" is d very exciting Indian picture "A Girlish Impulse" by Lubin. is d very interesting drama that is sure to please. "A Message From Beyond" " Vitagraph drama which tells the
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
ADJUSTMENTS
PLAZA THEATER.

There was one film shown at the Plaza last night that every person in the entire United States should see, for it relates to q subject of most vital importance to all. This film is by the Edison company. and is en- titled, The Awakening of John Bond" This drama was gotten up in behalf If the International Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis. and is without doubt the best thing of it's character ever presented to the public. It depicts clearly the causes of the white plague and also shows the best means of combating that dread disease.
 Besides this film some familiar scenes of the southwest are shown the Roosevelt dam and an Arizona cattle ranch coming in for q good part
 DOllie Lincoln was heard in pOpu- lar and illustrated songs for the first time last evening. The entire pro- gram will be changed today and to- night at the Plaza The perform ance at the Plaza is continuous from l0:30 a m. to 10:30 D. m.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
TENNIS SEASON ABOUT DUE IN CALIFORNIA
Expect to See New Contenoers for Court Honcrs on the Pacific
 Coast This Winter.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. eO-The ten his season in Southern Califo. nia will open Feb. s, when the tournament of the Coronado country club begins This tournament, which is considered one Of the best in Southern Califol mia will be held Feb. s, Q. 10, and r, Follow ing this meeting. the Hotel Virginia's s tournament will be on for three days Feb. 15. l6, anu r..
 .. 1t is not koWn whether McLaugh- Ii will be back in California in time 10 play at the Coronado tournament Each year there is hot contest be- tween Mclaughlin and Bundy for honors. The cup that had been put up for the championship was won each year alternately by these men. Last year Bundy won it for the third time and retains permanent possession of it.
 It is believed that this year will see some changes among the leaders Of the game and that the young blood will be nearer the top. It is only by the development of new stars that the Davis trophy can be wrested from Aus tralia.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
BILL ID PUT TAX
 ON BALL RECEIPTS
New York Legislator Sees Wisdom ir Annexing Ten Per Cent of
 Gate Money.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 20-A bill that vii cause much excitement in the ranks of baseball men is to be introduced in the New York state legislature by Sen ator James J. F'rawley, one of the democratic leaders and author of the new law for the regulation of baseball.
 It is Senator Frawley's intention to tax the gross receipts of baseball clubs exceeding a certain limit, the money thus collected to be turned over to the playgrounds in the leading cities and towns. The bill probably will name 10 per cent. as the tax, and will effect di- rectly the New York National league club, the New York American league club and the Brooklyn National league club. Senator FIrawley's idea is to put professional baseball under the con trol of the state athletic commission, which is managing the boxing game.
 The officials of the major league clubs have never made public the amount of their gross receipts. eXpen- ditures and profits. There is no doubt, however. that the returns are enorm- GUS. II has been said, unofficially that the profits Of the New York National league club exceeds S360.000 in good years.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
GIANTS START
 WORK SOON
McGraW Must Find a Cou- pie of Green Men Who Can be Used as Regu- lars During the Coming Season.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20-The local community must curb its impatience just a little while longer. To be min ute, it will be four weeks more before the exploits of coming stars will be recorded. The Giants youngsters will be the first to start on their pilgrim age southward. A squad of tyros on the New York National league clubs riSter vii leave here by boat for Mar lin. Texas, on February r.. Another assemblage will leave St. Louis by rail the following day. The Eastern con- tingent will gather here d day before the sailing date. The St. Louis party will pick up several men on their jour ney to Texas.
 Manager McGraw realizes the task he has on his hands to select at least one or two men whom he must turn into regulars. He expects to reach The mobilizing party on about the goth of next month. The regulars who reside in the East will leave New York week later than the first party of youngsters.
 Secretary Jee O'Brien. of the Giants made known the untricI youngsters who will make the trip to the south land. The list Of purchased and draft ed players who will compose the par ties follows:
 Arthur Bues and Gus Gardella. thirl baseman; George Burns, outfielder; pitchers. ENan Evans. Emmett Nun sell. Bert Maxwell John Terrell Chas. Tesreau and Fullenwcider: Henry Groh. shortstop; Hugh High, outfielI- CT: w. C. Jacobson. outficlder; Elmer Johnston. catcher. Decatur. Three-I league: Jack Johnston. outficlder; san Antonio CTeXasl League; Stock. short stop, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Illinois league.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
YALE--G|ANI GAME
 IS CALLED OFF
Sons of Eli Can't Meet New Ycrk Ma tionaIs as Opening Game
 cf Season.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Jan. 20.-The dates assigned for the Southern trip of the Yale baseball team next spring have neccssitateJ the canceling of Yale's annual game with the New York Nationals. which for many years has opened the season in New York City. The date selected by the Giants for this game was April 6. Yale. however, will be still touring the South on that date and will not reach New York un- til April To-
 The hitcl disarranses the program of the New ] ork Nationals, who now find themselves without d home game on their return from their Texas train ing quarters. Incidentally. the Yale athletic treasury will be d heavy loser. as the receipts of this New York game have usually gone far toward paying the expenses of early season training.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
SPORT NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
Some Tales They 7eH
 On the Stove Circuit

There have been lot of stories written about the freak plays of Ty Cobb and other stars, but nothing they eyer did in that line compares. with the feat of Frank McNichols. accord ing to Jimmy Callahan. Callahan told of it recently.
 Cal was one day playing short for the Logan Squares with McNichOls on first. Owens was umpiring in the cen 1- tel of the diamond and had unwittinG- ly dropped d ball. Chick Fraser, who was pitching, sent d fast one to the batter. He hit il. The ball jumped by Fraser on the ground and hit the lost ball behind the box. The hit ball jumped to Callahan at short and the other ball went to third. where the player corralled il. Both fiellerS tossed fiercely to first base. where Fra ll Me Nichols Was stationed. Callahan'S throw was wide and to the right of the first baSeman. The third base mans throw was low and to the left of the playing line. AIcNichols got thcm both.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
GOOD BALL |S 0N FOR TODAY
Athletics and Cubs Will Try Their Strength at East Lake-Both Have Met Speedy Convict Nine of Tempe.

With a few changes in the iine-ups oi the two teams, The Cubs and Ath- letics will go at each other at 2:30 this afternoon on the East Lake park grounds.
 Considerable interest attends the first clash of the two aGgregations in asmuch as both have tried the con- vist team at Tempe The Cubs came off with victory. while the Athletics were beaten in d tight game Man ager Kennedy has strengthened his organization somewhat and bis men seem tO feel certain that they ca give the Cubs a nice little party for couple of hours or so.
 The linc-up follows.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21

story of d mothers love for way ward son and whose influence finally brings him back to the straight and narrow path. MT Roberts, whose voice seems to become clearer and sweeter all the time. is singing For Killarny anu You. in spotlight and Wedding Bells" illustrated, and the orchestra, under the able leadership Of Mir Jack Abbott, completes an en- tertainment that is par excellence.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21

will show even greater activity. The
 surplus foreign copper stocks as Of Jan. 1, 1911, amounted to 1SG105,2S0 pounds. which by January 1. of this year had been reduced to 12S.5SS. 900 pounds. shrinkage of 59,017,2S0 pounds or about 5.C00.OO0 lbs. per month. All records of exports for 1911 were broken the figures being 753.773.440 lbs. Add to these figures the decrease in sup plies of 59.011 .2S0 lbs, and we have d total consumption of SI2, 2,790.120 lbs, equal to about 67,732.0 900 lbs per month. This is but little short of the entire production reported by the mines of this country in 1907. when there was watnessed q period of distrust as to how the new production would be cared for.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21

There k a player in the National league who never gives Umpire Bren- nan any trouble. Brennan refuses to give his name. but believes he could call d strike on him foot over his heal without protest
 According to Brennan. the player has q larger foot than the average while his head is considerably small Ter. The player is sensitive about both. This information was given to Brennan by a friend
 One afternoon Brennan was called upon to make some close decisions on the player. He protested mildly. but not enough to get consideration. Fin ally Brennan called him out on a pc culiar as well as a close play. As Brennan walked away the player fol- lowed him and kept saving:
 -I can't see how you ever pulled q decision like that For the love of Mike, why did you call me out?"
 T am not surprised that YOU don't understand. A glance at your feet and then at your head shows that you wear q No. T. shoe and N. ? hat.
 The crowd saw the player subsiIe. The next inning, accordingly to Bren- nan, the player walked over to him and said:
 Say, Bill. if you cut that stuff about the 12 shoe and the hat. I'm off you for life"
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21

Ping Bodie. the fence buster of the Chicago White Sox. reports a thriving business in San Francisco as the agent for an Eastern brewery this winter. Ping is real live booster of the am- Der fluid, exploiting the virtues of q certain brew and says he is being flooded with orders
 Say. no foolin'," says Bodie. its the greatest beer of its kind an the market I've been out directing the driver on his deliveries. Orders come |" me as easy as fallin' off 2 house. All have to do is tell 'em who I am and out comes an order
 Its no trouble at all, then, this beer business"
 Trouble-why, say. everybody wants beer. Besides. it's a good job for me They's promised to put me on every
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
GROWTH OF PHOENIX

Perhaps no feature will SD adequate Iy illustrate the growth of Phoenix more than the development of the Home Builders Organization, which has in the past twenty months built sixty homes. Originally organized with twelve stockholders and today has three hundred. eight members representing over s135.OO0 and scat tered over nineteen states.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION!

The grill room at Hotel Adams is conducted on the European plan. At the noon hour each day you will find a specially prepared luncheon for business men, nicely cooked and faultlessly served and at reasonable prices. This grill is open at all hours. Special luncheons. dinners and ban quets by appointment. $. II. Mitchell, InanaP Pnr
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21

Four men have made second base famous" says Adrian C. AnsJn. They are Larry Lajoie. Johnny Evers. Eddie Collins and Fred Merkle." And then Anson proceeded to explain what he meant by aylling:
 The kind of work they have done to make second base famous differs Mer- kles is far separated from that of the other three. Merkle made it ia nous by forgetting it.
 But Mcrllle had nothing Cor Kel- ly. Why. Kelly would often forget to touch it. He would cut across from first to third when he thought he could get away with it.
 Whenever he would start series away from hom Kelly woull get in his best work. Of course. they had only one umpire then. and if he hap pcned to see Mike cut second and called his attention to it, Mike would pass the matter off by explaining that the park was new to him and he did not know where second base was To- cated'
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
SEEDS THAT SUCCEED.

When you go to the trouble of mak- ing a vegetable garden you very na- turally expect satisfactory results. Good seeds are the important factor in garden planting. We have just received a stock of garden seeds di- rect from the growers. All the va rieties suitable for this particular climate. Popular prices. Hilrs Seed House. 126 North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
DON'T MISS THIS.

Do you know that the Pathe Week ly is only shown in the best motion ricture theaters--very interesting one today and tomorrow The. Message from Beyond. a drama of majestic power Poisoned Arrow is d Pathe. an Indian story of the west. And still another is Girlish Impulse, and we will give you vocal treat. songs by Fred Roberts At the Savoy, afternoon and evening.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

the most active in the foreign con- of copper since the incGp- ticn of the industry. while if present count for anything, 1912
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
GET A GUN.

Come where the picking is good. when you are buying guns. We have a big line of good guns. including the Winchester and Remington pump guns, double and single barrel shot guns. rifles and revolvers of stand ard makes, and ammunition of all kinds. and our prices are modest. Talbot & Hubbard, l7-19 East Wash ingfOn St
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21

This is the anniversary of the battle of New orleans. Theoretically a lot of nations can lick the United States. Our best magazines tell us this. Theoret- icalIy the British had Andrew Jackson bested at every point. But We all know what happened at New Orleans.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
LIVE AND LEARN.

"I have made a discovery" dcclarel the bride.
 "So?"
 Yes: I find one can cook quite as well on a stove as on a chafinS dish. Really l was surprised"
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
UNCLE PENNYWISE SAYS:

I've been happily married now for thirty years. but my wife's friends sill predict 1t won't last
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
so SOON?

Life to me iS a blank"
 "I wish I could say the same. I'm tired of keeping a diary
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21

season when l return to the coast. The way I figure it. is that I will not be in the game forever, and should make all the cash l can.
 A guy from one of the big vaude- vile houses came to me the other day. He wanted me to pose for q series of moving pictures. He toEl me that they'd make me at the bat, in the field and rounding the sacks after a home run. l asked what there was in it for me. and he laughed.
 '" Why. look at all the glory you'll set out of it. he said.
 As you know. glory is all right. but il don't buy Christmas presents 1 told him that 1 leaped a lot of glory with the White SoX. but that they paid me d few shekels just for old times sake. He couldn't see it that way. and as my time was valuable-I had a lot of beer orders waitin' fer me-I bid him good by"
 Roger Bresnahan. after holding down a front seat on the water cart for eight months fell off the wagon the other night in st Louis and indulgcI iE some foaming German in. .piration. He told Ed. Koney about it the next day.
 'I never drink any more." declared Koney.
 Bet you SlOO that you take a drink before I do." said Bresnahan.
 Koney took the wager ana now the two men are on their honor to ride the temperance cort or forfeit $l09
 Baseball fame k particularly fleet ing. If you doubt it ask Dan Brouth- CTS. BrOuthers has never forgotten the Way he used to hit the pill in his prime. For years he has had charge of the stands at the Polo grounds.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-21
THEORY AND PRACTICE.

Republican Want Ads pay.