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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
Giafa9e Sa6c.

Sin 8iinitIsr, Der o.n grDBteu Seil
feinss 2e6ens i'm 9udrtier 9atin perz
braate, sr3dblt BON Der SpurIamseit
zines 6run3oien, Der ppn elmer 9ens
iipn bon fiinf sSruntsn nDbentll9
lebte unb fsin sigenurtiges Spltem
folgenoermaBsn srtlGrte: Die Sa9e
lit Iebr sinfa6! Spnntdgs ge6e i6
gum Saufe zines gutsn 5reunoes uno
fpeiie Ou 70 groBurtig unb Iopiel, oaB
i6 bis Wlitttpoh ni1ts mebr brqud5e.
Qn Dem Gage eiTe itb in meinem gtes
ltaurant cine groBe, iebr grobe S9iiz
lei Saloaunen uno 3piebeln. SD
etle mid bor &albaunen uno ebenfo
Dor 3piebeln, unO 3uIummen maiden
tie mid 10 :lenb, ouB i9 Dor Sounz
tag teinen Nppetit ipieoer babe. Die
Sadie lit iebr einfa9"
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20

Iuno dngItIi6. llnO ounn pfeoer-
bplte Iicb buTslte. gluG er fab Elm
leeres 5eniter un0 ging ipeiter. llnO
nun mar Die Reibe an mir. llno
plDBli6 fpuBie i6: Iie itouo perborgsn
binter Der 9uroins un0 iportete 0d
duf oen Re6ten. llno nur nod idb,
ib mar iibrie.
SD itiir3te bin, i1 flog, ia fab
binouf. - Ollie Senitsr iparen leer.
Ntaripn ipar nicht oa.
90 bate 1is NIT uns gsTfielt? absr
nein, OieIes reiae &ino mar iot6sn
SpieIs ni6t fdbig. ggus mar ges
| Ibsben9 llno tpte Itiu unO lser mar
IS iiber6dupt! Die StrnBe 10 uusges
torbeu unter Dem gruuen TriibIiugss
bimmeI. gtur SpuBsnIdrm in Oen
9Grten.
SD qiug. - 8as blie6 mir ii6rigs
Sing fpie ole bei0en anOeren, Dds
8lut fall ppr @nttduI6uug, Oas
Ser3 Oumpf, Der &ppf bsupmmen. SD
muBte Bis Wittug arbsiten, 6st elmer
Ibperen Operation uFIiitiersn. Der
fuIt bpffnuugslps &runfe ipuroe ges
rettst. gtls idb i'm Dem 2sSen tpieoerz
gegeben fab, ipetnte t6, 10 entnsrpt
par i9.
2luf Dem Ssimpeee puTIierts ia
niener nuS Sdus W{dripns. Spllte
i6 binauf? 2lbsr su oisIsr Mtittagsz
Itunoe! llno pGbreno i1 nod an
Ger Siir itebe, Dffnet iie ii9, beraus
tpmmt, taumslt, forfeit elmer metner
5reunoe, itebt mid on ipis elm
Syrrer fab sr aus - uno ebe i6 fra
gen fam, iagt er Brutal: Isle lit
tpt!"
glein, er brou6te mid nt6t gu
baIten. SD bate ME geglaubt, oaB
i9 10 fart I.tn tDnnte. S1 itieg bic
Sreppe btnauf, mein 5reun0 lam tpie>
Der nit, unb i'm ielben glugsnblid
fam aud Der brittle, Ser Die Spoesz
na6ri9t in Der Stdot geb0rt bate.
Der Batter empfing uns. ga, muripn
mar in Der Ru9t geitorbsn. Sin 8lutz
Itur5 - uno nuh 5ipet StunOen Der
SOB. Sie bat tein 8Ort mthr Iagsn
t6nnsn.
rSbr font Tis feEen", iagt. Der 8as
ter. Gr mar Obns SrGuen, aber tief
gebsugt.
Mdrion lag in ibrem gstt, sugcs
bedt bis ans &inn. Die Mtutter fuuz
erts su ibren 5iiBsn uno fab unO
bDrte nt6ts, ltbenb cine Sote. sJ6,
ttb tonnts niht on oas 9ett treten.
Gber meine beioen SSreunhe itun0en
bel tbr, uno t9 bDrte osn einen lutIt
peinen. MartOn mar ur6sfpegt, ipeiB
unO itumm. SD iab iie an - unO
langIum 5og es mid bin. SD trsts
an ibr 8ett, T9au' iie an, biits MIDI
auf ibr geliebtes geiibt, fIiiitsre tbren
Ramen, unO 0u - gebt cine R.gung
Our9 tbre 2ippen, ibre 2ippen beben,
Die ltntsrIippe fsntt, bic Sbsrlippe
bebt iitb - un0 Die Sote ldhelt mid
geI4loHenen auses an.
Der Surift lag in elmer langen
Sbnmu6t, bic I2utter, ais Iie ole
ld9elnos 5pte Iab, riittelte ber3peiz
felt an tbr, INN 5us geben in ibr
3u ipeten. 2lber Maripn blieb tot,
uno ais SOte nod belt fte ibr Ser
Ipre4en, Dem sripdblten GeIiebten 5uz
5ulGhsln.
SD mar Der geltebte, un0 0ie
SOte bate ii9 aIio Dem GsbtnOsn psrs
mGblt." -
&uum i9pieg Der iunge 2lr3t, 10
bsgaun elm Gpllege bisIe Rsflerbepez
gung oss 2d6eln8 craft pbbiiologiIt
81 ertldrsn. IS mar ia rieTig elm
fa6. 2lber Der anOsre itano auf unO
ia9te:
nSu, bus funn i6 aud! 9(ber ieoe
Rdt6Iell0iung lift uur elm neues Sc
beimnis, unb mid oiintt es punoerz
ihDn, DAB mir nit dlle- RaturpiIiens
Td]aft oenao6 bintsr bcs ltBts Sc
betmnis ni6t fommen. 0enn iG
bleibe babel, oaB 0as 2Gaeln Ser
Soten Elm ttefes 9ebeimai5 birgt."
limb Oumtt ging er.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
gn bic gtitglieSer Ses SeutIhsameri.
faHiiden Staatsnsr6anOes non
Siio=0afptn.

Sn ieOem Srte iOllte iidl cine an'
geieBens geriDn Snrnm bcmiiben, neue
Nfitglieber fir Den S.natsperbano
an5niuerben unS ben Seitrag rin5u.
Iammeln, nm i'm bann Sem Sefretar
bes StaatsDerban6es, Serrn Serman
Stnebtug, StOnE Sails, 9. Q, nit
Der 9amenIiits Der MitglieScr unO Scr
gOitOffiee eiH3nidjitcn.
9ns Grecutinfrulite.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
QS

SD I'm unner Die SmpreI6en gts
rsfe, baB i6 iebt en- fuafIetI6t pu=
IittideI Spitfsr ipGr un oaB mid
rids in msin Sud5sB mebr OiIt0rbe
tennt. @snn i6' Ods geoentt ben,
ben i6 Die 3s6nung pbns Die 9i53is
rcs meine Qlte is, esmaht. Sobdlo
ii6 ibr @disitsment ifpipsr msin fpdz
tss gufitebn c ipenig gslsat asbubt
bait, ben ib iis bon Die NlietIng pers
3dblt, ben aipper off Robrs ntds ous
bon geidgt, baB Die pisbtIs babel sins
geI6lafe i'm I'M 5srr Reoadttpndr,
td Debt arig gleihs, ipenn sic in
Sbne Sbr Pabisr aud nids bon fdgs
bebte, fonIt tpsr'n bod reitelpsa ale
rGDglide SI6obts iiplper mid qe=
maat. Deu, i1 muB Ia9s ole 2i3s
5ie bat iib reat gefreut un bat ss
am bette gegIibe, ouB id en- Rebs
in mel Ssasris triegt ben. Damn
ben tb Iis TO BEL IN Bel audi inn
iper Die fpdters grut16edts perz
5dblt I'm ipis t6 bran tomms fin, DaB
ih in 9ausmtetungt Iprehe IpIt, od
bat fe Die DIRE geIpiBt.
rPbilipp, bat is gsiagt, piaIt ou
homit iags, OuB on in Die preifpst
RefiOsn3es gsbn font un bort Spists
ides ma6s?" 9as is mas i6 iuas
min, ben th gefust. gDeG, bat fs
gsiagt, Damn min i6 DID tpiTIs laiTe
mas i6 iugs mill. Bsnn on in pobs
lid 0abIs Sptetides made ipiIit,
ocnn ben id gar feline glbI6edT6ens,
penn on atpper in prsifpst Suufss
gebn tptlit, Damn 3ieb ih Die 2ein
lii oa ben i6 audi nod { 8ort nit
5uiprshs. SD min ME un nimmer
spru6fs, DAB on oas oubIt, mo al
Die 2ebOies BON Die iSamil6 I'm meb=
tie nod { bdlipss bunbert aus ans
mere 5dmilte. ou fin, noffDrrte!
,gBell, ben id asIagt, oa oubIt on
mta tpio0er email unrs9t; ih fann
ia nit leigsle, 0uB bic iunge MleeOsrz
der otsl befer 5u mid guide, ais pis
alte 5rau, aippsr bu bait gar ieiu
Rieien tihslus on mid 3u Isiu; ia
peiB mid 5u bebebfe IN Subsm ben
td audi for 10 RontisIhein gar tsiz
ne 3ett nit; aIfo braunIt on gar
nit tidsIlus 5u fstu."
r9i6sllus? bat oie 2ts3ie a,Tugt,
bu muaft mid id I'M teisrt; ods
nebt mid audi nod febls, an oi6
cite traurtgs Ssdel tI6ellus su iein,
bitabs id m0nt oas U2so6e febn, mo
Ilh in 0itb berltspe t6nnt. Do is
gar ttins DebnI6sr lin an 10 ebbes
nnbn t9 gar nit oenfe. Wlein sinsiz
ger Sru6el is Der, oaB ipsnn on in
ntefentes preitpet 6uus TONNE 0ubIt,
Dab on in FEB Oenn no 5eim enaus=
geidmiHs perfdbt. @u Seller no 10
nenig Wtdnners bat I'M no 70
ruubdn3ig is, Der bat nids in oiez
fentes Suus 5u oubn. Syh min ia
esmitte, oaB on Bel 0en 4e0esneiler
er 9ttt made oubit, eTpeiaellie. psnn
on 70 ebuut balpes 8uBeno NAL
nufieBs Ou6it, aipner 6ri oieiente pie
bels 90 bdIt on gar tein S6ob IN
for Den RisIen Iug id, ou bIeibIt aus
bie Reiioen5e epeg I'm Damn 0ubft
br tpenigit.ns tsin 5lhl aus Did
made. So, ieBt fpeiBt on, pie i6 in
Den RGs fiibIs uno oamit fannit ou
fdttsfeit Iein.
D.ll, mas mid Ole 2i85ie Ou aaes
Scidgt bat, Oas bat mid gang IAred=
lid mdb0 gsmd6t. SD ben ss oar
nit in metn Oite 8opp enei 6rinee
tpnns3 DAB Die 2i53is 70 Idle9t BON
mid oente oubt. @n Utann pie
mid, no f6on bei osn otitI6e gmz
ptrer intpeitet mar, en- Seller pie mid.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20

DO 9endtet ben eeIbeu RoneuItrei-
fen auf @urem 8latte. 3erielbe 3eigt
Wonot mo SSabr an, bis mann Ssbr
be5oblt bnbt. Die 8eadtllng oerIeI.
ben eriport gegenieitige llwoIten. If
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20
StGatsbcrbanO
NngClcgen1et
Nm bic IitgIicSer Ses 6entiflsameri.
faniIdFn StantsOerbaEbes Dun
SiiSsSafOta.

gIlle ieus Niitsliebcr, Sie nidJt ri.
nem 2ofalDerein angrBBren, iinS bier
NIT crindt, ibren Sabrssbeitrag bon
80 Gents in Die SauSe Ses SefretGrs,
Serman Stnebtng, SiUuE Sails,
2. ., UOer an ben rSentiher 5Cs
rOIO, GiOng Sails, g. Q, eBeitsns
einienSen 5u iuDllen, nm lire Niits
glieOstarte nu6 Die Statuten su CT.
Balten.
Serman Stuebiug,
Sefretar.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-03-20

|. lin bic .Ginsablnngeu Der Ilit.
glieOsheitrGge FIR Den Seutif.
amerifaniIh:n StaatsberbanS DDu
SiiS SafDtn Den NiitglisSern
m1glidjit 81 erlei6tern, erindjen
mir alle icue Sanfen SiiSsSafOs
tas, Die Siesbe3iiglidle 3aBlnngeu
fir Ben @erbuuS eutgegennebmen
uDllCu, lire Ramcn 6cm SefretSr
bes &er6anOCs, Serrn Scrman
Stuebing, SiOuE Sails, g. ., be.
fauHt gebeH Su uDllen.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25

II yOu have . timber claim % sell
and arc willing % mako . low price
for cash, better SEQ Clilcoss q o29
Main street, o. plsoas ao-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25
TREASURER IS
SHORT 5 CENTS
AFTER HANDLING MORE THAN A
MILLION DOLLARS OF COUNTY
MsENY, ALBANY MANS BOOKS
SHOW UP WELL

ALBANY. March sS.-Durins the
~ years no has served q, county
treasurer. ". W. Francis has handled
et,s3s,65i.ss. and is short . cents
In his accounts. That Is the report OF
r. NJ. Rcdacld. who has Just eompict-
cd tho work Of exporting tho ucasnr-
er's books, and who has nlcd q report
with tho county court certifying to tho
accuracy OF Francis accounts and
complimentins him on tho manner In
which they have been kept
Mr.. Redneld not only checked tho
bsoks fully to see II Francis had ac-
counted to tho county for all moneys
received. but no also checked over
tho treasurer's special accounts with
the various school districts aud cities
Of tho county. and found cvcry one
absolutely correct.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25
SCHOLARS WILL
GIVE BENEFIT
ENTERTAINMENT WILL BIZ GIVEN
IN TIE OPERA HOUSE 10 A.
sIsT THE KLAMATH LYCEUN
BUREAU FINANCIALLY

The many people Of this city Who
know how to appreciate Gcod thins
will. no doubt. turn out en- masse "a
attend the entertainment TO bs given
BY the schools Of the city on the even
Ing Of March 20 at the opera house
- benent to the Klamath Falls Ly.
ceum Bureau. which needs coms anan
cial help In meeting obligations a.
sumed In providing the splendid
series Of lectures and entertainmsnts
which the people Of the city have en-
joyed through their efforts during the
present season.
The very best talent Of both the
grade and high schools will take part
In this entertainment. and will reflect
in the various features musical. dra-
matte. oratorial. amusing. ths effects
of the careful and able training that
their teachers have given them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25

A party Of ewsdes has been formed
TO take up the remaining unsold lands
of the Paislsy irrigation project.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25
MISSOURI HOLDS
PORTLAND Man
MAJORS DECliNEs M
HONOR ExrRADIriON pArEIss.
INDICTMENT II IMMEDIATELY
RETURNED


PORTLAND. Mareh ao'-" "o'u'a'
OF Governor Majors OF Missouri To
honor .,,raditlou papcrs lor Les
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IL. o,,m,,,, ,,a,,,,s h,
~s y,,,a,wa, v,.na ,.r, a, n .se.
s., I -. 80 r.n,a a.x.,oumen,.
V" ,'s,.,'., 90 v,,., ,..,..,.nh
t. ,.,x.., has. and I.9,r.on
c. - -, no, ..,,,, .ns
- ,....... %, m, ,oi,.. a..
-, 49,, an. p,,..,,,n ...,ev
v,,,,. no, .,.rx.. ,,., an. .ox.r.
- 80. ,,s.u.,, an, ,.,u..s
-. an. -. ~,,,,,, ,,,,u.
IN. authorities a hcarius acre tels-
staph,d BY Detective Joe pcy. Who u
I'm Jefferson CITY 10 bring back the
prlsoner.. LA, SAYS that the sxscu-
tiy. xuye a private hearing % friends
o, tho prisoner. and thcn announced
tha, tn. csso wa. closed: that hs
would hear NO more. and ,hs, Hun,
should no, leave IN. state. Hs aually
consented 20 allow q hearing, proyid-
cd now eharxcs vsr. uled.
u,,, ,..,... s. . ...,.
80. -. ~,,s !. ....,.....,.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25
GARDEN SAGE DARkEMS GRAY HAIR
50 NATURALLY NOBODY CAN TELL

This can always bs depended upon 70
bring back the natural color ana ius.
tre OF your hair. and 10 the best
thins known to remove dandru6, stop
Itching scalp and falling hair.
Everybody chooses "wysth's" SAGE
ana sulphur because II darksns 10
naturally and evenly that nobody can
tell II has been applies. You simplv
dampen sponge or soft brush and
draw this through the hair. tskins
one small strand at a time. which re-
quires but . few moments. Do this
az night and by morning the gray hsir
"as disappeared. and after another
appi'cation It becomes bsautifulIy
dark and appears glossy. iustrous spd
abundant. II certainly helps folk
look years younger and twics A. ~.
tFsctiva says . wsll-knovn down.
towa druggist.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25
HARRY TO
RETURN TO US.
CASE AGAINST NOTED CROOK IN
SOUTH AFRICA IL CONslDERED
WEAK. AND HE NAY M TAKEN
no OAKLAND rOR TRIAL

OAKLAND. March S6.---"sir" Har.
ry westwood Cooper. better known "a
the Bay district - DR.. Milton Abra.
ham. ex-convict. soldier Of fortune,
adventurcr. forgsr. bigAmist and no.
orious thief. may yet face an Oakland
Judge on threo charges Of law break.
Ing. Chief Of Police Petersen has
been informed BY Warden Hoyls Of
the San Quentin psnitsntiary. that the
state department has received advicss
from Natal. South Africa. to the effect
that the case against tho advsntursr
there is considered weak. and Il ID
believed that he will be cleared Of the
forgery charge against him.
Petersen has communicated with
the South Africa authorities. instruct
ing them to hold Cooper for trial In
this city In the event that hs cannot
be convicted In British courts In the
event Cooper 10 held for shs Oakland
police. Petersen will 90 to South Afri-
ca for him.
II brought back to Oakland. Cooper
will face three charges. He win b
charged with having secured $1,000
from Mrs. Herman Miibrath under
false pretenses: with contsactins Q
bigamous marriage with A'ss Anna
Milbrath and with having forged .
$4,000 draft which hs attempted 70
cash at the Central National bank.
After being parollsd from San
Quentin several ysars ago. Cooper
came 10 Oakland - Dr.. Milton Abra-
ham. He lived with one wife while
he courted two other women. Miss
Daisy Climm and Miss Milbrath, both
Of whom were nurses In 81. Anthony's
hospital. He suddenly elorsd with
Miss Milbrath. and Il was thea discov.
cred that hs had attempted to cash Q
$4,000 forged draft and that he had
secured $1,000 from his mothsr-in-
law on the representation that hs had
fallen heir to an enormous estate IN
England.
After his character was made pub
lie and with the police Of the sntirs
world seeking him. Cooper made his
way TO South Africa. where he forged
checks for $1,000 and 6sd In Austria
liz. whore hs vas captured.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25
Hotel Arrivals


Hotel Hall
G. O. Merrill. Merrill: Ray Nss.
rill. Merrill; R. oillsm. city; Mrs..
Hattie Parker. Los Angeles: 4. A.
Atkinson. Doris; Frank Blooming.
camp. Merrill; O. W. Omsld. Merrill:
9. n. Phelps. Sacramento; Q. 3.
Christianson. Dunsmuir; 9. ]. Towers.
Seattle; 4. r. Mccormick. Yrska; J.
Kelly. Dunsmuir: p. n. Casdvsll.
Merrill; J. 9. Mills. city.
White Pelican
=. H. Humphrey. Portland; :. W.
Criswsll. Seattle: a. J. Wells. San
vraucisco; J. r. Richardson. Xlsm-
ath Falls; T. J. 0uiliford. klamath
Pals; q. H. PosFssl. Portland; q. W.
Btubblsbins. Portland; J. ". Johnson,
Oakland; 9. =. Davis. Dunsnuis.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25
EUGENE HAS BUT
ONE CANDIDATE
OFFICE or MAYOR OF UNIVERSE.
Ty TOWN MAY GO BEGGiN0--D.
y. YORAN ALONE SEEKS THE
POSITION

EUGENE. March 25.-Fov the nrst
time In At least . decade. there 10 bu,
q single candidate for mayor Of Eu.
gent. for whom the time OF nlins psti.
tlons expired the petition of d. u.
ioran was the only one on nls.
Many candidates were suggested In
tentative way. including ono prom.
inent club woman. but no petitions
were circulated except for hr. Yoran.
There will be opposition sor all other
positions on the ballot April z.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25
Restores Its Lustre. Prevents Scall
Itching; Dandru3 and FAN.
ing Hair

That beautiful. even shade Of dark,
glossy hair can only b had By brew.
lug . mixture OF Sage Tea and Sui
phur. While II 10 . mussy tedious
task. It we'll rspsys those whose hair
10 turning gray. faded and streaksd.
Your hair u your charm. II makes
or mars the face. When II fades.
turns gray and looks dry. wispy and
scraggly Just an application or two
OF Sage and Sulphur enhances IL sp-
psarsnce . hundred fold.
Don't bother to prepare the tonic;
you can set from any drugstore . So
cent bottle Of "Wysth's Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy" ready 70 uss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25

A few days ago Sammy Evans ask.
I'd for an expression Of opinion from
newspaper readers on the question Of
whether or not tho Northwestern II
worth the price Of . cheap cigar.
promising that the answers would bs
printed. So far none have appeared
In the morning paper. although Q
number have been sent In. The Her.
aid received . few copies OF letters
that have been sent to the North.
western. Here d one:
Pine Grove Ore.
South ore. great Smoke.
"kalamity fall. Ore.
candy SAM-i tried your Col Darn
paper yesterday. and I calculate Il 10
In about the same class ~ . pittsburg
stogy. and from now on I guess 1 will
stick with my cob pipe.
II . fellow takes your great paper
that Is all you should ask.
Jed Hay.
(Copy)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25
GOVERNOR WEST
ENJOYS JOKE
LOCAL ATTORNEY ABOUT THE
PUBLICATION OF THE KIAM.
ATH FALLS sOUTHESATERN

Attorney D. G. Kuyksndall 70
turned last night from Salem, where
he argued . case before the supreme
court. Incidentally. he met Governor
WeoG
The state executive congratulated
Mr., Kuykendall on the publication Of
the klamath Falls Southeastern. al
though the local attorney declined 70
accept the responsibility for the pa
per.
1T was very clever" laughed gov
ernor. u enjoyed Il very much"
The governor referred 70 . tsle-
gram which had been sent here over
the Signature Of Colonel Lawson and
in response to one sent here protest
Ing against the governors attack on
. nswspaper reporter. The tslsgram
was not printed at the time, because
It was suspected that Colonel had sent
II without hrst consulting the gov
ernor. However. Governor West ~
srusd Mr.. Kuyksndall that hs had
known Of the telegram. aad had en-
tered Into the spirit Of fun In send
lng II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. George Deal will Or.
rive this afternoon from their Ian.
CELL Valley home. Mrs. Deal has been
ailing for some little time. and comes
to this city TO place herself under the
care Of physician. Her stay will de-
pend entirely upon her condition. but
10 10 not supposed that II viii require
more than q week or 20 to restore her
to her usual health.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25
Don q. Lytls and Famil,

The Herald. nifty cents q month
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25
Mh/ng=Up
By Joe Bush


There 10 . science called mnemon.
Ice. which h trying to get itself In
troduced into our public schools. We
have no kick on this scienee--ouly Il
seems to US to be roundabout way OF
arriving at facts you ought to re-
member right on the bat II appears
to work something In this manner:
when was Lincoln borni" asks
the teacher.
Il f-f-forset." whines the pupil.
Naturally you do. Go at Il right.
How many MUSES. are there In mythol.
osyf"
Mine"
Right. Now double that number. /"
"Twice-nine's-eightcen.'
Right again. Multiply Il BY ioo."
$500"
Good. Add the NUMBER Of MUSES.
to that"
1909"
AHA! That's when Lincoln vas
born. Why don't you learn the scisn-
the way Of getting at these thinssi''
A We said In the nrst place. rs Q
noble science; but we'd rather 70
member dates. - Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25
WILLIE R|TCHIf
FIGHTS JULY 4
WILL DEFEND HIS TITLE IN ETH.
ER LOS ANGELES OR San FRAN.
CIsCO-OPP0NENT no BE RIv.
ERs OR CROSS

United Press Service
SAN FRANCIsC0. March 3s.-
Writing from Milwaukee. Willie
Richie says hs will defend bis title
either In this city or in Los Angeles
July 9Th. His opponent will prob
ably be the winner Of the Cross-Riv-
ers battle In New York.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25

Mrs. L. N. Davis will arrive on
the stage from Bonanza this evening.
Mrs. Davis has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Ale vinson. in Lam
CELL Valley. and will spend . few days
In Klamath Falls ON her wsy 70 San
Francisco to make . protractsd visit
with her sister in that city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-25
Card Of TlsaalSs

We desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks to tho many kind friends and
neighbors and to the member Of the
Eiks Lodge who were 90 cousidsrats
and helpful during our sad bsrsavs-
ment In the loss OF our wife and
mother.
Don q. Lytls and Family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
WILSON IS MAKING GOOD.

Whatever the end OF the Wilson ad-
ministration may be its beginnings are
admirable. Let US be free to say rather
than concede so much.
Wilson strikes the average man as
an excellent president. He says things
and sticks TO what he says. His latest
assurance TO Congressman Pepper that
the patronage affairs in Iowa would
soon be settled and that the president
would settle them himself by appoint
ing those he shall consider the best
men to the places sounds good to those
who are to be served by these APP
pointees. Wilson'S theory that political
service as restricted to party service
should take a back seat until pubic
service has been considered is the the
DRY of the common voter. That IS
all Of US in the aggregate believe It
When the matter gets down to where ii
touches the individual and the mar
row faction we don't act as tho We
believed 1t. But We do.
One gratifying thing there is about
the new administration stand, once
the principle Of public service hTst
and party interests later mas been -
tablished in action as in theory il
will be Impossible to relegate the pub
lie service again to second place. When
the people gain point they rarely lose
it. A business principle once estao-
lished in government is harder 70 over
throw than a party.
President Wilson came to his office
&. time of vast opportunity for him
self and the people. SO far he seems
to be tustifying the voters who Sc
lected him to express The new popular
understanding OF governmental ad-
ministration.