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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-04
eamaflmaa lYa silnaals.

When = man wears flower IN his
nnttonhola Il indicates some wenAA
"a proud % him -Atahieon 0iotA.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-04

Absence makes the heart growfonder,
but that Isn't the reason SO many hus-
bands and wives separate.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-04

Time Is money, and yet we are told
that time was made for slaves.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-04

1T is Q mistake to drift through life;
you should navigate carefully.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-04

II Eaay be o lofty ambition to hitch
your wagon to e star, but il Is safer to
drop your anchor in the mud.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-04
FIeidJno.

what do you think OF Field,ng7@
che asked young Mr.. Ashby.
"Ob, It's important. Of course, but
st won't avail anything without COED
hating"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-04

Many q man evereatimates his eapa-
city, eepecielly when he is looking for
trouble.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-04

Many q man has accrued wealth by
giving away nothing but adYIce.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-04
THE TOWN ScOLD

Ask come people to take your part,
and they will take all you have.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-04
JOHN b HAsDl1AN,
49,. Plaintiff

SOO - NAAt
y.,.., Plaintiff
".
Eha Gold Greek, Me-
vadA Mining Com
pany, . corporation.
Tho g old Greek, Ne
vada Townsite Com
papy, . cOrporstion.
The Gold Creek. Ne
vada. improvement
Company Q corpora
ton, Francis Dicksvn,
BENJAMIN f. Warren.
trustee Of the Hopkins
Trust Fund. on New
York, his successor or
SUCCESSORS, 81. @. E-
land, John Doe, Rich
ard Roc and Jane
Doe,
s Defendants.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-04

lit Is true that love rules the world,
whore do tho political bosses come INF
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-04

There are two sorts Of folks who con.
ceal their thoughts and feelings those
who are very silent, and those who are
very confidential.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-04
I SEAL

Henderson. Caine q Van Fleet
B Attorneys for Rlainii{f.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-04

We don't know who set the fashions
in feminine attire for the spring sea-
: son Of 1918, butwe susbect IL was some
one who - trying 70 crab the hunran
race.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-04

80 ~ 1@. s4g7 - a---
The Washington times., 1913-06-29
FAST-CRAzED MAN
R[GAk|NG REASON
Luther Bedford, Taken to Capt.
tai Hospital, Expected by
Doctors to Recover.

Luther Bedford, of New York, crazed
by his thirty-day voluntary fast, to-
day received the freedom of the con-
valescent ward In the Washington Asy-
lum Hospital His condition is rapidly
improving. Hospital authorities today
expressed the belief that the mans rea-
son wuold return, and that his body
and mind will be no worse for his un-
usual experience.
Bedford walked about the ward today,
and appeared to be practically rational
He was quiet, and to the attending
physicians this appeared to be q sign
Of an early return to sound health
Bedfords thirty-day fast is close to
the record established by DIR. Tanner.
who some years ago, went forty days
without food, but this latest feat is the
more remarkable because Bedford
Travelled from New York TO this city.
stopping en- route at Philadelphia and
Baltimore. DR.. Tanner, on the other
hand, rested.
The Washington asylum patient broke
eggs, bananas and berries The next
day the shock of the meal after so
long abstinence turned his mind. and
forced his detention in the asylum.
Bedford is connected with the me-
chanical department of the New York
Times. For years he has suffered from
chronic indigestion. aad took the fast
as a cure. In this city he was the
auest of Charles w. Pafflow, l09 Maple
avenue Takoma Park
The Washington times., 1913-06-29
Roosevelt Raps Talk
Of Party AmaIgamation

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June 29.-The
Connecticut Progressives were unable TO
get Theodore Roosevelt 10 speak at their
clambake at Momaguin. but he sent a
letter instead, which was received with
applause by the rather small number
which attended. The letter said, in part :
The Progressive party stands today
precisely where the Republican party
stood In the days Of Lincoln, when ii
was the progressive party of the nation.
II IL as Idle 10 talk OF our amalgamat-
ing with either OF the old party ma
chimes as IL would have been TO talk
OF the Lincoln Republicans amaIgamat-
ing either with the Bourbon Democrats
or the Cotton Wings Of their day.
I'VE stand absolutely for our plat
form; we believe in applying the prin-
ciples Of that platform 10 party manage
ment, as we'll as 10 the government
There is no place in our ranks for the
boss. for the man who represents the
alliance between privilege In business
and privilege in politics"
The Washington times., 1913-06-29
Nearly Abandon Hope
Of Convicting Johnson

With Jack johnson sailing today so-
Europe. authorities of the Department
hat the colored pugilist will ever go
behind the bars for violation of the
white slave act. Extradition treaties
are being studied at the department but
with tile hope.
to return to this country, and that he
viii go where there is little danger o.
extradition.
Extrsdition for violation of the Mann
act obtains with hardly any European
were signed before Congress passed the
white slave act !.
The Washington times., 1913-06-29
HEADS
TO 0c0NDUcT B|eSALE
tiecht & eompany's Store
to Be Scene Of Novel
: Affair This Week.

The first annual department manaSers'
sale at the Hecht & Co. Seventh street
department. store, viii be held IN the five
shopping days Of this week, opmmenc-
ing tomorrow. and 1t il expected to be q
unique affair.
Every department. manager has been
given absolute authority. for this sais.
No restriction has been placed On the
buying or selling. This is your sale"
the management told the department
heads, YOU have, full sway. now 60 TO
it, =,
The heads Of the departmepts have
been preparing Tor the. big. sale for some
time. and all are out 10 make a. record
for their departments Co-operation
with the big manufactures and 3obhars
all over the country has sivfa the; de-
partment managers an oppartu,iify to,
make liberal purchases of fresh, SEASON.
able merchandise, which, the managers
say. win be sold at remarkable reduc-
tions.
Will Write Own "Adaok
The department managers write
their own ads and conduct Id part
Of the sale as if they owned thestors.
the sale and the DEPARTMENTS Of which.
they are the heads ares
T. Z. Kirby, womens ready-to-wear
department; Miss Ida Frizssll. misses
and children's ready-torwear; c. F..
Kleindienst. dress and wauh goods: Miss
Il. p. Lippman. millinery; D. Krauskopf,
upholstery and drapery: 3. w: Ehrman.
shoe department.: Miss c. Roche, under
muslin Department: Miss J. HoniEsberg.
laces and worpen's neckwear: q. Laza-.
rus. mems clothing; H. Loeb. boys cloth
ing; N. Kadden, mems and women's
furnishing department: D jackson, fur
niture department; C.. r. Stokes, floor
covering department; e. E Goss. pure
food department, and NJ. Sheer, Coium-
bia grafanola department.
This is the first department. managers
sale at Hecht's store, and there is the
keenest rivalry between the depart
ments as to which will make the largest
sales. Even the credit manager has en-
tered into the spirit Of the thing and has.
declared that the most liberal terms We're
going to be extended to all those pur-
chasing during this uniaue event,
The Washington times., 1913-06-29
Bandsfand Wedding Goes
On, Dsspits CzAyynen's
EHors to hepent It

SALISBURY BEACH, Mass. June
s9.-By submitting to q mar.
riaee ceremony In an epeR
bandstaRd in the presence Of q
crowd Of several thousand spec.
tators, after the clergymen had
tried in. sain to- prevent the
ceremony, which they charac.
terized as . desecration, Kath.
crime Amerseri Of Fan River,
and George Mount Of Camden,
N. j., were presented With 600
In gold, a comr1ete set of fuTli-
ture for housekeeping and more.
than 500 pairs Of old shoes.
The scheme was devised by q 10.
cal newspaper to, assure q big
crowd for the Official opening of
the beach today.
The Washington times., 1913-06-29
Young an EmbezzIer.

MOBILE. Ala, June N.-Hariaway
Young. former president of the South
now bankrupt, awaits sentence follow
ing his conviction on a charge of en-
bezzlement. He took 3125 Of the frm's
money. Two additional indictments of
endorsement, involving more than
$1,000. and a charge of forgery stand
against Young.
The Washington times., 1913-06-29
JULY4 PAGEANT TO
Be MADE INSTRUCTIVE
Committee Asks Clerks to
Donate Small Sums for Ex-
penses of Parade.

The week Of the GLORIOUS Fourth"
opens with the committee in charye ri
arrangements for the celebration en-
thusiastic in the belief that the observ-
ance of Independence Ray in Washing
ton this year VIII be on a MAGNIFICENT
scale.
The committee makes an appeal q.
Government clerks for contributors,
+. and asks that when this weeks monthly
salary is received small donations be
made to help finance the celebration. A
general response to this appeal would
not be hardship to any donor. and
yet the aggregate Of donations would be
large
The observance of the Fourth of July
in Washington this year will be a real
object lesson to the youth of the city.
The celebration is planned as means
OF --elping to perpetuate the Spirit Of
n"
Is Instructive.
The pageant. the folk plays, the ath-
letics. the exercises. the tablet unvell-
ings. and the other elements that will
enter into the Fourth Of July celebr.,-
ton win edify and instruct the youth
in history and emphasize the part ouc
foref4thers played IN the foundation OF
the Government.
The opening exercises on the Fourth
win be held at Continental Memorial
Hall In the morning. The Daughters of
the American Revolution have arranged
as an opening feature of this part of the
program that the large nag shall be un-
furled In the hall as the Marine Band
plays The lStar-Spangied Banner"
There will be the reading of the Declara-
Senator Galfnger as part of the pro-
gram.
simultaneously with the exercises
the municipal games viii be held on the
Monument Lot and at Howard Uni
versity campus.
Pageant Is Feature.
The pageant and its attendant plays
and dances, however, will be the big
feature of the day. Beginning at 4
O'Clock in the afternoon. 1t is expected
that the pageant win last two hours and
a half.
A comic section has been added to the
list Of floats for the parade. The haats
viii represent the characters in the
comic newspaper supplements. and there
win be comedians drilled to represent
the characters in pantomime
The parade will start at p. m. from
the Victor building. Ninth and Grant
place. proceed through the business Sec
ton and then return to the starting
point and disband. The parade win be
30 timed as TO give the crowds time to
see II without missing the pageant
The Washington times., 1913-06-29

1(IISIiE 6diId6i
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16

Under and BY virtue OF sa sxscu
ton issued out Of the circuit court oi
the state OF Oregon. for the county Of
klamath. In an action wherein y. n.
Mills was plaintin and Henry jackson
defendant. upon . judgment rendered
on the 9Th day Of December. A. d.
1919. In favor Of said plaintiff and
against said defendant for the sum Of
two hundred ssvsnty-nvs (eS76.oo)
dollars. I did upon the 18th day Of
March. isis. levy upon sll the rights,
title. claim and interest OF said d.
fcndaat IN and 70 the tollowins d.
scribsd real property. to-wit;
Lots nine co.. ten (io). slsvss
an. twelve (i1). aftssa (lS). six.
teen (is). ssvsntssa (i7). and eigh'
teen us) In block 90 (so) Of Grand
view addition to the city Of BONANZA,
klamath county. state OF Oregon.
Notice 10 hereby given that ! vtil'
on tho 9Th day Of Nay. 1913. st II
o'clock In the forenoon OF said day.
at the court house door Of klamath
county. Oregon. soil at public auction
all the rights. title. claim and inter-
est Of said defendant In and 70 the
above described property. or 90 much
thereof 40 may bs necessary to satisfy
said judgment. with interest and costs
to the highest bidder.
Dated this eth day OF April. 1913.
G. @. LOW.
sheriff Of klamath County. Oregon.
by GEO. 4. HAYDoN. Deputy.
5-l3-ls-36-9h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16
|METHOD|STS At
| GROUP MEETINGS
IsuCCRssFUL GATHERINGS RI
PORTED IN REV. FEEsE, JUST
HOME FROM BONANZA AND
VICINITY

Rey George H. Fssse Of the Moth
odist church has returned from Bo-
nansa. where he attended the nrst Of
a series Of group mestings OF the
Methodist churches Of the county
which were held Sunday and Monday
The first meeting was . great success,
a. there were attendants from Lorsl-
10. Lanssll Valley. Poe Valley and the
netghboring country.
There were three msstinss on sun
day. In the forenoon. Afternoon and
evening. and banquet was held on
Monday night. Addressss were made
,by Rev. vsese. Rev. Thos. Atchssou ol
Merrill. Rev. J. w. Warren Of Bo-
nansa. DR., Hitchcock. Prof. Barton
and other prominent men Of the up
per country. The next Of the serisl
viii be held at Merrill on April 37th,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16
MUST GET FEk||
T0sEt PElIQ|I|{


In order to visit Lowoos x11moo1
Lake bird refuge. The nese1ng uorup
Of thousands OF pslieaas, s1aGo, onlns
Grants. cranes snd oehos nlGyoooUv
acoustic kirds. Il WIN ~ nooosBnsy -
FIRST obtain . permit fsen :. J. ~
Der. warden Of the reserve. \ Gotes
to this effect has bssn 49, ~ ~ 4
AIva Lewis Of Portland, who = opu-
nectsd with the bureau o. boeoo6oqol
survey Of the department. q aU1leuD
itufs.
The same order sessoe ~ -.
mits will mot ~ graassA y sen1oenc
conducting sxcuFsioa passies - ~
bird ISLANDS.
Foliowing is The Ist&se:
In view Of ths sass ~ huouos.
fore irresponsible pastSes havo ~
In the habit Of distsfoonG ~ ~
I'm the nsstins colonies - ~ n1oo-
'sth Lake natioaal M SoIosv111un,
Iand thst. for the propss pso1eD somepo1
lit viii ~ nsesssesy . suueSloe ~
!access TO ths eolouiss u b1s1B uu1e1nS
Ion the rssesvatioa:
1T h hereby ordsrsl that hogun1ooe
persons desiring - visit ~ ~ ~
|oniss On he KIanath LAho suDuD>0r
tion must nrst obtain wslooon pUoni1D-
sion from you - vardGn - GnnGub.
ana that anoh uoenNoa 80 - -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16
ANDERSON WINS
FROM k.0. BROWN
APPARENTLY WEAKENED IN iSs
RINGsIDE WEIGHT, vANCOU.
WEIR BOXER LACKED SLEEP
PRODUCING HIT

ruited prsss servtcs
LOS ANGELES. Calf. April ls.--
After flooring his opponent repeated.
ly from the eighth round. and leading
sll TIE why. bud An3crs N won from
Knockout Brown In the fifteenth
round OF last nisht's hattie at Vernon
arena.
Anderson pummslisd his opponent
from the start. and In the fifteenth,
after he had battered the New Yorker
to u pulp and had hoorel hun three
times In that round. Referse Eyton
80 rred the mix AMI gave Anderson
the decision.
The Northern boxer. when hs en-
tered the ring some time after Brown.
looked drawn ON account OF the strain
10 make 1873 ringside. This was shown
TO be too much for him whom he start
cd In action. for although he WAS the
aggressor throughout. he lacked the
power to put Brown out.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16

It's Grandmothcr's Receipt 6oe DanA
rvd and Resfostn0 Csles
~ The Hair

Almost everyone knows that nae
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound.
"a. brinGs back the natural eolee asd
lustrs TO the hair whom fadel. strsak.
Cd or grey; also cures daAASua. Itch.
ins scalp and stops falling hair.
Ysars aso the only vay - ~ ~
mixture vas 70 made Il q Ae0e.
which = mussy aaA troublsseus.
Novadays skilled shsnists - III
better than Ourselves. BY ashinG a
any drug store ~ ~ reaAy-ts-seo
product t-called 'sWyetA's oass 80
Sulphur Hair Remedy y"-yeu vtl ~
e large bottlo ~ abeut - eea@e'
'sans druggists naks thelS evn. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16

UwDueoSSOo OF 0omm00o
In the Justices Court. District OF
Linkviilc. klamath County, State
4 ot oregon.
~ y. Mnguiic. o sole trader. dolng
business under the firm name
nad style VI MAJ ilIre Mer, antiic
,omphny." piaintin.
W.
'onjE. Wheeler. Defendant.
10 George Wheeler. the above
named defendant, In the name of The
state of Oregon. you are hereby re-
suiIcj TO appear and answer the
amended complaint niod against you
~ tho above entitled court and cause
ON az before the last day of the time
prcseribed In the order for pubiics-
ton n,sds herein. to-wit: rho nth
day OF April. 1919. and II you fail 70
no answer. for want thereof the plain
tin viii take Judgement against you
~ demanded In his amended CON.
plaint on nls herein. to-wit: ror the
sum Of sisty-ssven dollars and ten
cents tos7.io) being amount due and
owing for goods. wares and msrchan.
disc ~ In plaintiffs complaint 81.
Legged. and for piainti6's cost and dis
bursen,snts herein. This summons h
served By order Of the Honorable =.
w. 0owsn. justice Of the psacs OF the
above entitled court. March 8. 1913.
snd tho date Of the arst publicatioa
being the sth day of March. 1913.
and the date Of the last day viii o..
pirs on the i7th day Of April. 1919.
MERRYMAN = DUNCAN.
Attorneys for PiaiatiR.
S.i3-3o-s7-S-t0h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16
Alesllsg of Credltoss
In tho United States District Court
for the District Of Oregon.

In tho unitsd States District Cous'
for the District Of Oregon.
lin Bankruptcy)
In the Matter Of the Estate Of L. q.
Van Beilsn. Individually and %
Partner In the Firm OF Rich
4 Van 'Bslisn. BANKRUPT
To tho Creditors Of l.. O. Van Bsiisn.
Both Individual Creditors and
tho Creditors Of the Partusrship
Of Rich 4 Van Bsiisn. klamath
County. Oregon:
You arc hereby notified that on the
eth day Of April. 1919. l.. q. Van
Bciicn was duly adjudgsd . bank.
iupt. and that the nrst meeting Of bis
creditors will be held at the once Of
y. c. Rutsnic. referee OF the above
court In bankruptcy. st klamath
Falls. Oregon. In the district sfors-
said. on April 33d. At . .. n. ss
which tims eYsditors may attss1.
prove their claim and appoint tsus-
tee. examine the bankrupt and trans.
act such other business - may prop
eriy come before the meeting.
-. J. @. RUTENIC.
io.ish Referee IL BaaksuDeu.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16
M'CARIY WILL
TAKE NO RISKS
THE WHITE HOPE HAS TRAINED
FAITHFULLY FOR TONIGHT's
SIX ROUND BOUT WITH THE
PUEBLO FIREMAN
United Press Service

United Press Service
PHILADELPHIA. April lS.-Con-
hdent that he will knock out Jim
Flynn In toniEht's bout. Luther Nc
carty. white hope" declared he will
take no chances In the outcome Of q
six-round bout. All through his train
.ng season. which began here April
ist. McCarty has strivsn to develop
his punch" for the one blow he says
will finish the contest. Flynn has
also been training vigorously. and In
sists that the full elk rounds alone
will tell the tale.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16

BROOKLYN. April ls.--With the
opening today OF the racing season at
the Brooklyn Speedway. Sunday
morning speed events will become =
feature Of the Pleasure Drivers A.
ISOLATION. Today's program included
q race between Mrs. Martin Duran
and Mrs. whitmore. Mrs. Guran driv-
Ing Mack Franklin and Ars. Whit
more Grafton Boy. The nrst Sunday
races viii be held April 20.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16
new BANK TO
Open FRIDAY
OCCASION WILL B9 00sERvED
WITH ELECIl0x OF oEvIC.ns,
ENrERrAIKl1NT AND N.

A most unique sntsrtainmsnt haa
been planned for Friday evening q
the Methodist church. soms time aso
sell denial banks we're distributed 70
the members OF the church. Sunday
school and Epworth League. On Fri
day evening these banks will b turn
ed In and opened. and the organisa-
ton effected Of the First National
bank Of the Methodist church. BY the
election Of directors and ofncsrs Of
the financial institution.
A very interesting program OF mu-
sic and talks has been arranged.
which will include the experience Of
the contributors to the bank In earn
Ing the money saved. The ladies OF
the church viii serve rsfrsshhsnts.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16
m'G0ORTy AND
HICKS AGAIN
CLEVER MIDDLEWEI0HTs ARE
HEADLINERs OF CARD 10 BE
GIVEN THIS EVENING IN CANA.
DIAN CITY
.nlted Press Service

'nitrd Press Service
WINDSOR. Ont. April 16.-whsn
Freddie Hicks. Detroit middlewsisht.
steps into the Windsor Athletic Club
ring tonight to battle eight rounds
with Eddie AcGoorty Of Oshkosh. be
will be In better condition than At
any time during his career - . night
er. Hicks has Just finished . month
of strenuous training. and says he d
going after Mc0oorty's scalp. Nc
Goorty gained . decision over Hicks
In their only previous meeting in New
York last winter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16
BAY CITY PLANS
1.-TWO lAUnCnlxGS
TWO sUnaaAnlHs cnauR poW
MEANING coaRLRzsow - ~
vRAScasco. LasAvn - uAss


United Pres 0ogvtoo
sAN vRANCloCo. Avsl1 le-Unnn
the submarines HI an1 H logOD -
ways q ths Unioa lpua veg1n eoDQy
|nsxt noath. n win - ~ 1sue oounoo
launching this eiey has svse v11nonD-
cd. The vesssls ere os ~ ~ -
plssed todiy. and now avn1e ~ ~
"nxin's." Three noes suolmrConGD
are under constsuetion. - 49,
they are completed. ean yEonnoDuo's
contribution TO the "nosGuloo -"
viii have bssa . notable ene.
Il 10 planned 70 make ~ twin
launching . BIC event Tho peo0yom
win ~ announcsd \ = lev ear. -
Franchise ASurss hiGh u ~ nunbor
of battlsshiDe - ~ tuouo1 ~
from her sAlDSu11n1ng Dlnn1o. -
which have Subsequently 49, ~
tory. twenty-five ysass ~ ~
Charleston vas launeho1 heeo ~
was Lost % the coast Of Luuoo 1us1ng
the spanish-AnsricAn war. ~ ~
tlsship Oregon was built here. -
the Olympia. Admiral pevsy's ~
her nrst alp n the waters inst1e ~
ship at the battle Of Manila Bay. took
Golden Gate. Ths California ~
Ohio. the latter launched h ~ Dgonr
encs Of President William l1e1kinlov.
~~ra e1~, - 0s~ R~~~A~>~ h~aaA q ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16

will be sent to congress and read BY
the clerks Of both houses In tho usual
manner. and detailed reports Of de-
partments will BE- sent by secretaries.
Any time the president wishes TO
gain the attention Of the country he
will notify both houses Of his intsn-
ton to address them. He will make
his argument. which will get on the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16

before both houses many times In his
administration.
The report comes from the White
House that he will not appear before
congress every time he has . com
munication to make. but will reserve
this method for statements which be
purposes making very impressive.
Messages concerning routine matters
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16

FOR SALE-As ! muse remain In .
dry warm climate. Am o9erins ny
Klamath rails properties st prices
that bars competition. consisting Of
new rooming house. modsru. The
Argravss." . s.roon modsra cottage
sdjoiains: >-roon cottage. 7so Ninth
street. Hot Sprinss addition lot and
two Mills addition lots. Address U.
o. Arsravss. ~ Csntso. Cal. til
Trsss and GhFuhbssy Galore.
! have some choice lsft-over stock
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16

WARRINGTON. d. c.. Aprn 1s.--
When President Woodrow Wilson
stepped before the Joint session Of
tho house and senate April sth to de-
liver In person an address TO congress
he broke preecdents Of more than one
hundred years. Yet II IL the inten-
tion Of the president to continue
smashing prccedents. He will appear
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-16

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