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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16
by Sloane Gordon)

abandoned the coal deposits to their
own devices In 1905 to appear with the
Nation club of the K. /. 7. league.
''The sunshine made bigger hit with
me than the mines, and the job was
cleaner" Doyle has said since.
Doyle looked good to the Springfield
club of the Three /. league, and he
Joined out with it in 1906. He batted
along at 1925 clip all season, and the
fine tooth comb of the big league scout
ing system brought him to the surface
when several clubs tried to get hold of
him that summer. The Springfield team
was swamped with offers for Doyle's
release, but they liked him out there,
and they refused to give him up until
McGraw sent word that he would rather
have Larry" than $4,000. after scout
Dan Brouthers had put his o. K. on him.
DOYLE was also endorsed by Sinister
Dick" kinsella, one of MeGraw's most
trusted henchmen and also a varnish
king. The laws of the iokesmiths' union
prevent us from saying that, for this
reason, Sinister Dick gets stuck on
many a player.
Doyle got away to bad start in New
York, as so many youngsters do, and
the official scorer had lost count of his
total of errors when the first game in
which he appeared had been completed.
1t is, however, reliably reported that
Larry" kicked everything he could
reach, and he covered plenty of ground
that day. He also had a lot of chances,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16
Excursions to Herrick-Higgins Bout
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Duffy-Ha1ford Bout Should Draw

~ HAT southwestern interest to a
great extent is being manifested
in the Jack Herrick-Al Higgins
2O-round contest 10 be staged at the
Juarez arena on Sept. ., was evidenced
Monday afternoon when Ed Stewart,
official referee IF the Juarez Athletic
club, received 2 letter from o. P. Will
son. manager Of Higgins, in Roswell,
stating that excursions would be run
from 80 New Mexico, Arizona and Texas
towns in this vicinity, and that negO-
bations had been closed with the rail-
roads 10 put on a special rate.
The bout VIII probably be one of the
greatest betting propositions ever
present indications Reports from ROs-
Well show that many bets, large and
small, are being Wagered on the re-
suit of the match. The principals have
posted a $1,000 side bet, which ought
To- make the fight all the more interest
ing
Higgins is working daily at his camp
ia Roswell. with Bart Gordon, the Ok
lahon5a middleWeight, and will prob
abIy be in excellent condition when
he meets Jack Herrick, the 'Kewanee
Tiger"
closed arrangements for the big mid
dIeweight to work at the Stanton camp
and Monday afternoon Jack began light
work ureDaratOry to the contest Jack
4lyy-a,-s keeps himself in the best of
Shane. and under the eye of Joe, will
doubtless enter the ring trained to the
minute Jack boxed a few rounds with
Young AID MOlgast,' of Los Angeles,
Monday afternoon, and did a few
rounds of light work with the pulleys
and punching bag. Joe is making eff
fcrts to secure the service Of a big
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16

as is generally the case when a recruit
is breaking in. McGraw got out to the
club house to find Doyle packing up.
"Where are you gOing?' asked the
New York manager.
Back home" answered larry" 81
of a case of nitro-glycerine, and heart
any longer after today
you stick" replied MeGraw.
Doyle has since developed into one of
the hardest players in baseball, for his
heart is always in the game. He makes
errors vet, but he always comes back
after them. They never discourage him
or remove any of his fighting spirit. He
also gets sore at himself for mistakes,
which is the attitude a manager admires
in a baseball player. He IS besides
bear of a fryer, gOing after everything
with no notion of his averages, and you'd
be SURPRISED at how many he gets.
Larry" has been the captain of the
Giants for several seasons, and was
awarded the automobile by a flock of
experts in 1912 for being the most val
liable man to his team in the National
league. Capt. Doyle has had an off sea
son with the stick this summer, but his
hitting has been timely, and he will
probably make several reports that
sound like base hits in the course of the
worlds series.-COpyright 1913, BY the
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.
Tomorrow: "Jack" Barry, the great
shortstop of the Athletics.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16

tiOnals five; Chicago Nationals four;
Philadelphia Nationals three; Cleve-
land and Pittsburg and New York
Americans got two each, while Wash
ingtOn and the st. Louis Nationals OBJ
tanned one each
The Philadelphia Americans obtained
Rhodes. Of Austin, and Wiley, Of Beau
mont, Texas.
Change Drafting Rule.
Chairman Hermann announced that
the rule Of procedure in the drafting Of
players had been changed Instead Of
the old way of placing in a has the
names of major league clubs who had
entered drafts for the same player OF
4 class "a" or LA" club and combining
the selection to the player named. this
winner in the lottery would be given
an opportunity to choose any payer
from that club on which drafts had
been made by any club The old rule
provided that only one player could be
drafted from one club and that thu
winner in the drawing could only OBJ
tain the man for whom il had entered
a draft.
World Tour Starts October IS.
Charles COmiskey, president OF the
Chicago American league club. an
nOunced that the first game Of the tour
of the world which the New York Ma
tionaI and the Chicago American teams
viii make this year will be played in
this city October IS. From here the
two club will proceed by easy stages
to the Pacific coast.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16
NeU Mexico Teams Will Play
Football Games In EL Paso
Coaches Urley and schenaw Begin Work of Developing
the Tiger Squad High School and c. A. A. Arrange
Thanksgiving Date Troops and D, of 18th
Cavalry, and Battery G, Organize Elevens.

the first and second. adhering to the
former custom. Five games have al
ready been booked, four with New Mex
leo teams and one with the Catholic
Athletic association eileen The first
team of the Mesilla Aggies will play
in Ell Paso inside of two weeks, while
the Deming high school team is down
on the schedule for two games in the
near future. The high school and G. a.
A. viii clash at Washington park on
the THANKSGIVING date
Three Army Teams.
Uncle Sam will be represented in this
section on the gridiron by at least three
cations Troops A and D of the 18th
tillery, have organized eIevens and are
practicing daily in anticipation Of
games in the near future Although
nothing has yet been determined. there
is q lot of good material waiting to be
developed.
The average poundage of the lines of
the team is 10 Negotiations have
been opened for games with Roswell
Military institute and Mesilla Agri-
cultural college. Last season the army
had plenty Of beef, but few likely look
ing players.
C.. A. a. Men to Meet Wednesday.
Officials and promoters of the c. A.
A. team met at the gymnasium Monday
night to discuss plans for the coming
season Because all of the active mem
bers in favor of making the organiza-
ton were not present a meeting will
be held Wednesday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16

ITH but two weeks before the
w opening game of the 1913 sea
son. football enthusiasts in the
southwest predict a, successful season
this fail SnapDy material is plentiful
and the interest manifested in the IA
Torito college pastime during the win
ter months is keen
II Paso's nigh school will be a strong
factor on the football map for south
western hOnors. according to Capt Or
ban Walker. Of that eleven. The pre-
liminary practice preparatory to the
opening game OF the season. and weed
ing out Of the different squads in order
the aspirants for the regular team. be-
gan Monday afternoon at the c A. A.
grounds on Arizona and Ange streets.
The classy backfield which the IT,
gers were able 10 PIT on the field last
season is still on the roster. The
class OF year ago. At least Two good
year. ard with the exception of 4 few
linemen. the team has lost none of its
class Of yearago. At least two good
players graduated at the end of the
season but likely looking material has
ortfted into the ranks. some from the
scrub teams. where they have played
lcT tho past two years.
Eastern Coaches for Team.
IT. j. Urlcy and c. J. SchenaW, east
ern coaches. have been secured 20 de-
reiOp the TIGER eleVens. and they be-
gan work Monday On the so odd asDi-
rants Two teams viii be organized
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16

ton, .32T; Baker Athletics, .325: Schaef.
er, Washington. .S19.
Mcdonald Leads National.
c Mcdonald. of Boston leads the
National league batsmssn with 80
walsh, of Philadelphia, is two DOints
behind but he has only PLAYED in %
games Cravath, of Philadelphia. has
played IN 119 games and is third with
batting percentage of $50 Others
rank as follows, Daubert. BrOOLSIJn
.54S; Hingiing. Brooklyn. .S47. Hvst+
FlItsourS. -35S; R Miller, PhiladelDhis-
-SSSi linn, Boston, 1888; Hess Bostor,
-524; NiOuX,P ittsbUrg .322- Reci-s
Philadelphia, 500; Magee, Phfladel0bis'
SO zimmerman, Chicago, .3I2: Tinker
Cincinnati, 80
Billy Gibson, manager Of the Garda,,
a =, New York, is making efforts "a
sign GunbOat Smith and Frank NT0rer
LOT 70 IlSht IN the near future FOrf
OF the leading heavyWeights fio~b+a-s
met Gibson recently and vainIv trielj
10 sign articles. Moran refnsaJ =,
sign with Smith because he womb h.
Isl 70 post a $1,000 forfeit sam
LdhS1ord and Joe Jeannetta u-e-o
apparently ready to agree. when 10.
Woodnaan, Langford's manager coy,IS
not be found Uiu
=
Bobby Wallace. one of the e-,a.+o-.
Shortstops of his time. viii 0uit bsss-
eail al the end OF this season ~ i -
ported POI, The Browns intended to eitbe-
- - ttaUe wallace to the minors
ana Wnen the curtain has bea-, -,I,, =,
Town on the 1918 season. WaIlaca Vii
possioIy retire from all baseball
< =
,vbiT.nas IIe s was so decisivelv
y L-lPpSu Dy frankie Burns ar Ds7,,-rr
recent that there can be no comDari-
~. petWeen the two bantamvveis-bts
Dehnlng was hailed as a Gomez and
$500 oils to Chicago reports. was
oeotSeu 20 beat Burns by johnny Co,,I9
on. oantamweight champion. DenniOeiS
5 5gIOOHus claim foul, but the knocISonr
DIO" was cross TO the Jaw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16

C(T AIRY" Doyle is the man who
has become famous for his
- good taste in many matters.
For one thing, he was born in Casey
vile. H., which birthplace exactly suits
his name and lineage. He selected the
New York Giants as his vehicle to fame
or rather the New York Giants selected
him for another thing, and he has prob
ably the best taste in silk shirts OF any
PLAYER on the club, with the possible
exception of Richard W. Marquard, for
the third thing.
Larry is as spontaneous as a de-
butante, has a temper as gentle as that
of a case of nitro-glyeerin, and heart
as big as a successful playright's head.
The baseball writer's. who are the boys
that inserted Glitter" in ALTERATION (if
YOU spell it "alliteration') call him
Laughing Larry and "larruping Larry"
for obvious reasons. He is probably the
most chronic smiler in the big league,
and the records prove he is one of the
best hitters. His temper IS not danger
Gus. for it passes as quickly as q sum-
mer squall. and he is all smiles again
in a. minute. He never harbors a grudge
and perhaps the word wholesome" suits
him best.
Just after 'Larry" had cut his second
teeth. he got a job as breaker boy in
the Illinois coal mines and spent lot
of his time in the dark. However, he
was always playing baseball during the
noon hour and on Sunday, and finally
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16
Cobb and Jackson Tied In Swatfest
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Bobby Wallace to Quit the Game

" YRUS COBB, who last week was
two points behind Joe Jackson
for the batting honors of the
American league. is now tied with the
Cleveland slugger. each having a
percentage of .s76. according to the
latest compilation of averages. Iris
Speaker, of Boston, sIumped during the
week and is now 10 points behind the
leaders. who are going at a terrific
pace. Others in the van are: Henrick-
son, Boston, .351; LajOie, Cleveland,
.341; Z. Collins, Athletics. 335: Nc
lines, Athletics. .SS5; Gandil, Washing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16
DIRECTUM I. ROMPS AWAY
WITH Y ACE ar nT.ru ON

Detroit, Mich Sept 16.-Laree fields
and close finishes marked the opening
of a five day Grand Circuit harness
meeting here.
Directum I. making his debut on a
western track, romped away with the
2:O5 pace Pressed for time in The
1lrsC neat by Flower Direct, the SEN
the stretch, securing a safe lead and
came under the wire without greatly
eXerting himself. The second and final
heat was all Dfrectum's. He made
the last quarter mile in :2eK seconds
against a stiff breeze, and won the heal
in 2:O3%.
Marta Bellini was beaten in the 0.90
trot- The brown mare took the first
heat, but broke in the second. West.
erville Girl, driven by Andrews. passed
her and then took the succeeding heats
Andrews guided Newzelle to yicTorv
in the 2:09 trot.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16
Mavericks Open at Miami Friday
Other Arizona Dates Not Closed

= IAHI will be the destination of
M the Ell Paso Mavericks when
w they leave FL Paso Thursday
morning for the second road trip In two
weeks Negotiations for a three-gam
series with the mining camp, repre-
scented at Washington park by one of
the best teams in the southwest, were
closed before the club left Ell Paso tive
weeks ago. Elaborate preparations for
the reception of the FL Paso players are
being made by the Miami club and cit
liens, according to reports. and 400 or
500 tickets have already been sold to
the championship series
Friday, Saturday and Sunday after
moons the Mavericks will play at Mi
ami, and if a series can be arranged
with Phoenix, Tucson and Douglas, the
team will be engaged in Arizona for
the ensuing two weeks. If not, the
Ell Pasoans return to the Pass City and
viii leave on third trip, including
Tucson, Phoenix, Globe, Douglas and
Bisbee.
Phoenix Date Indefinite.
Business manager Crawford received
a dispatch from the Phoenix officials
being held open in anticipation of the
advent of the Mavericks into Arizona,
but nothing has been heard since then,
and if no definite action is taken by
Thursday, the team will leave with the
understanding that it is coming back to
FL PaSo either Monday or Tuesday. IN
less a series can be booked at Phoenix
or Tucson.
Manager Crawford received a COM
munication from mayor D. K 3. Sell
lerS Monday evening that the arrange
mentS which he perfected with the Of
ficials of the Hurley, Santa Rita and
Silver City clubs, relative to the fair
tournament, were satisfactory to him.
and expressed his thanks.
Present indications are that the
Chino Copper company team, which is
a combination Of the Hurley and Santa
Rita clubs. is the strongest in the field
When FL Paso secures Hardin, Hill and
Nagle to participate in the tournament
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16

punch in either nit In his short bout
with the diminutive kid" Williams,
Atwood Sunday afternoon demon
strated that he is one of the cleverest
and fastest boys TO make an advent
here this season. Williams and I only
went on at Juarez to fill the card for
Mr.. Gonzales said Harry. I'VE have
both participated in main events on the
coast and throughout the country" All
of the boxers who have participated in
the Juarez bouts have a high regard
for Mr. Gonzales, who has a reputation
of square edaling.
An Eddie Duffey-Max Halford 20
round bout is being considered by pro-
moter Gonzales in the near future.
Opinions differ as TO who should have
received the decision in the semi
Windup Sunday afternoon, while most
of the fans opine that the contest was
a good draw. Both Duffey and Hal
ford have fought main events on the
coast and are easily worth a headIiner
in Juarez, especially as they have
shown the fans what they are capable
of doing Duffey is a clever, fast boy
and tough as steel. Halford was in
poor condition Sunday, it was re-
ported.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16
HOW EDWARD BLACKWELL
SHOCKED HIS GOLF PARTNER

HOW EDWARD BLACKWELL
SHOCKED HIS GOLF PARTNER
When the guilty was in vogue.
Edward Blackwell gained a full need
of reward for his strength in British
golfdom; he could outdrive even the
smiters of repute, says The World of
Coli To the person of ordinary hit
ing ability he was a source of won
der and despair. In this connection
a story is told of one of his early
appearances in the Midlands, where
he has now been resident for several
years as lord Dudley's agent He
went out to partner a member Of the
local club in a foursome. The latter
who clearly had never previously seen
Mr. Blackwell or even heard of his
fame as a driver, made the first tee
shot-a useful one. The St Andrews
celebrity came up to the ball and asked
for his iron.
His confrere, the golfer with local
knowledge, looked astonished. For
goodness sake take your braSsie," he
lmplored-"an our best players have
to use a brassie for the second shot
to this hole" Smilingly, Mr.. Black
well yielded to the advice of the man
who knwe from experience the shots
that were wanted. Back went the
iron and out came the brassie. Mr..
Blackwell hit for all he was worth
With the wooden club few
minutes later, his partner was play
ing a full brassie shot in order to get
back to the green.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16

white hope, now in FL Paso to box with
Jack.
Harry Atwood and Benny Chavez
would compose one of the best and
most popular headliner cards which
the Juarez A c. has staged thus far"
a well known fight fan, and clever box
er declared Monday evening Atwood
is a fast. quick. clever bow. with a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16
FRENCH AVIATOR MAKES NEW
CROSS-COUNTRX RECORD

Paris, France, Sept. ia remark
able flight, establishing a new cross
country record, was made yesterday by
the French aviator Ernest GuillauX.
With a passenger he covered rs miles
from his home at Savigny- Sur Braye
to Paris in so minutes. This was at
the rate of nearly 142 miles an hour.
Guillaux recently was awarded the
single day record of S59% miles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16
JACK JOHNSON WILL RETURN

TO CHICAGO, SAYS HIS I,AyVyER
Chicago, Ill, Sept 16.--Jack Johnson
to Chicago from France when his 81 =
peal from conviction under the Ns1lD
white slave act is TO be heard. Accord
attorney. III .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16

it is expected that these three Texas
leaguers will offset the advantage
gained by the other clubs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16

w ITH but two weeks before the
w opening game of the 1913 sea-
d r.-.r-.- II ---..l...-s.-a.- =, IL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-16

ST AIRY" Doyle is the man who
has become famous for his
- good taste In many matters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-11

eom0ooo
Ia the Circuit Court Of the state Of
Oregon. for klamath couno
Sarah waIlses Currin. PiainI6.
Robert Hope currin. Defendant.
TO Robert Hope curria. the above
named Dsssadsnt:
In tho name Of the state Of OREGON
you arc hereby required TO appear
and answer ths complaint nlsd
against you In the shove entitled cult
On or before Thursday. the s3d dsy
OF January 1914. that tsins the las.
day Of the time prescribed in the
order for publication OF this sum.
mons, The nrst publication thereof
being on Thursday. the 18th dsy Of
December. 1919; and " you fan 10 40
appear and answer. for want thereof
the plaintifr viii Apply 10 the cour,
Tor the relief demanded In the com.
p'ains. to-wit. for . decree dissolv.
Ing the bonds Of mAtrimosy now on.
istins between plalnlIr ana defsnd.
ant. Tor the care aud custody Of uush
curr'n. . minor child. tho issus OF
said marriage. aud for such other ana
further relief ~ 10 the court NAV
seem equitable. This summon. n
served on the defendant herein by
tho publication thereof In the Klsn,.
ath Republican. Z weekly newsps mar
OF general circulation. printed ana
published at klamath Falls, Oregon.
'ncs . week for SIX consecutive wesks'
w order Of Honorable Henry l.. psn.
son. Judge Of the above entitled cour, |
made. dated aud nisd In said suit 4,
klamath Fails. Oregon. on the lin
aAy Of December. 1913. the date of
me nFst publication thereof bsIns
'n Thursday. December 18th, 1919
kEEsEE I 0RoEsBEcK.
's-'s-i-isr Attorneys for Plsint,a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-11
M|ll|ONA|RES
ARE INDICTED
orrlCERs or OIL COMPANY ARE
cuARGED WITH USING THE
MAILS 10 DErRArD = TRUE
HILLS ARE vUUND

United Pres Service
Los ANGELES. Jan. fi.-Charsed
with using the mails to dsfraud. ave
officials Of the scaboard OH Transit
a sso.ooo.ooo corporation.
~e,e indicted BY the federal grand
jur. here today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-11
CHARGES WILL Be
PAID N KLAMATH
UognB NAY NOW fAY WAfER
CnAnGEn 10 RECI4AllATl0S
ovvsClAL usrEAD o. TRANS
llEE1Ix0 1nEla 10 LAKEvIEw

Instead Of bsiag esnpslisa 70 trans
nit wstsr charges To The govss1nsai
through shs. Laksvisw land once. Va
Ter ussrs n the Klamath project vim
hsesaftss pay their charges q the
local hsa1euartsrs Of the rscianation
service. Chief cisrk c. C. Hogus has
just besa dssignatsd - Fsesivins
assat b tho sovsrnmeat. and viii
receive from the water users and ae-
count direct 70 the treasury Depart
DenI
THIS viii save . great deal OF time
In transuittins the money. and Il viii
also eject . saving Of IS cents on sv-
cry 500 transmittsd. During the
abssncs Of Mr.. Hogus Harry CsAsa
vill rscsivs the paynsnfs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-11
POLAND GETS 4
sEvtM-YtAR TERN
PL.Ans GUILTY. 10 STEALING
ss4.ses rnon rIsE ISTERSA-
rsoxAL nARvEsrER COMPANY
orsIcE IN sAN FRANClsCO

United Prrss Service
sAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ii.--wai-
lace I. Poland pleaded guilty today to
enbssslemsn, OF $4,000 iron the in-
terpationAi aHrvestsr coupaay's Of
acs at this place. He vas ssatsaesd
By Judge Dunn to seven ysars at San
Quentin. HE plea for . parole vas
deaied.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-11
.ln|m .suaa CASE Up Aaul
,cos,inusd from PAGE ~

dren Of white fathers and Indian
mothers, and the family resides at
Fort klamath. A. the bsstnning OF
the school term h September . sep
arate school was established for ehll.
drsa Of lndiaa iissass at Port Kiam-
asA. and the Crawford children we're
Instructed to attend that school. To
this their father obisets. aAA he b
seeking writ Of mandanus upon the
grounds that his ehildrea arc bsins
diseriminstsd against By the direct
op Of the school.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-11

4, was Q case Of 'Jinxis sslls. Ilnfls
bells. Jingle all tho gay" 9th The ca
sspuon of q stop made To roll QUO of
the crowd In q drift and isavs him
q, ~aik q mlle or two ,hroash tbs
amos. THIS fsfessaoe psr,siss 10 =
oily sisishinx party that srA'ssssi
several miles of coaa,r, roads To- a
big bob" last nIxh,. msmbefs ef the
happy crowd being NJ and Mrs
rrAns Gaiifsfd. Mr.. aud Mrs.. nossr
a Jehasoa. Mr.. aud M. usefss.
Nr. and Mrs. William !. Clarke.
Mr and Ms. william y. Hashss. MIS-
q. ~ whssiss u rufssa. xry. NAH
Ion T. Doiman. Mn q. q. johascn.
Mlss Mamie xlsssiman. Mlss xeaith
johnson. Mis-. Batisr W raai jehs'
rou aud nsa r.Morris. After ths
evening had been spent ia sisishias
the party eajoysd r~sr-shmsais IL the
home Of Mr.. Johnsoa In uIiisids sddi'
toe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-11
ARCHIBALD CASE
TO VOTE MONDAY
sgxAfons A0nxx 10 CAST BAL-
ION Al Z O'CLOCK MONDAY
AFTERNOON = rnOssCUTORs
CONpmgNr o. suCCEns


WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. H.
TAs uaitsd stssss senate decided late
this Afternoon TO vote oa the Arch
ball impeachment eass at I o'clock
MoaAsy Afternoon. u b the esasral
epinioa here thai The prosscusioa vill
viD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-11

Membsrs Of Kisma,h saii i,osss
No. issi. u. =. q. Eiks. aud tnsl'
isdiss saio,sa another at hone As
the lodges siae rooms last nish,.
upwards Of eity couples ssias pre-.
sai. Tho evening" Gas spsa, ia dsne'
ing. and refr.shmsa,. we're ss,,a
EseeiIsat masie cas- rsnasfsd By
T.ndatis orchestra