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!i"ns had the veteran running all over
me court after his drives
in the second set Dixon seemed 70
have braced UP and obtained n sun.
stantial lead OF four games 10 one
Williams then took a hand deuce game
hut DIXON recovered and took the set
by six games 10 three
The third set opened with a prettv
pack court rally. Williams PLAYED
easily while Dixon seemed to have lost
some OF his coolncss Williams won
The eighth game and the set with a
great smash
In the fourth set Dixon soon OBJ
famed commanding lead OF four to
one. and finished by taking the set.
leaving the score two sets to two
The attn and deciding set was a
severe one. There was IA desperate
deuce game soon after the start. which
vas taken Ivy the EnglishInan. WI
iiams's service then improved. and he
obtained lead OF three games 10 Two
DIXON cut into his service. ana soon
the score was four games all Williams
then outplayed Dixon at tho net and
outscncralcd him at the back of tho
court Dixon recovered and brought
the score To five games all Williams
won the vantage game and then took
the next game, the set and the march
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Jay Rogers who Is paraded as our
Very best brand OF backstop. is largely
responsible for the outcome Jay was
Very evidently jaded, tossing the ball
when ii should never have been tossed
and failing TO make heaVes when they
would nave been justified. II was the
poorest exhibition put up by the locals
this season, another of those games
whon power to think was sorcly lack
ing and this lack of brain stun gave
tho visitors an unearned victory.
y secp!ne defense started the trouble
when GarVin's comedians led the way
by rOttiug across the runway in tho
first frame Tenants life was due en-
t.rely 10 Harry Grifiins poor handling
Of his offer Bill lIowedeu came over
with hunt, and Whitccraft, whose hits
are as frequent as cool days during
the month of July, waited one past
Connie Brcsnahan, which put Jim Ten
nant on third lie cashcd on Mundys
ont to Kalcy
Now for the two that settled the ar
pUmcnt Mundy opened the seventh
with "a legitimate drive over second
Boyd followed with tap to Raley.
which he beat out Cook produced "a
double slam that scored Mundy and put
BOYD on third. y moment later. when
iiolloman hit to Brcsnahan. Boyd tried
IT, score. but was caught in between and
was thrown out at the plate That
I
follows spoils ii all. While BOYD was
eng run down Cook advanced 10 third.
Hol!oman star.cd to second, and Ru-
gers begged " h..l THERE wasn't a ghost
81 chance to make the out Forget =
ting that man was on third, jay failed
10 cover home and Cook. taking ad-
vantage OF the lapse. stole across while
Hollomau advanced to third
The play looked SO stupid from tho
stands that the audience was unable TO
understand it, No more are VIC There
Tore We are giving it just ms it happen
I'd. without frills Fortunately, Harry
Griffin DTaced ana got Pete Howell
without trouble. and The two runs one
Of which was earned. was all the dam
agc inflicted.
The fourth and concluding run came
IN the ninth. and was deserved. Nundy
again led with a hit and was sac
liiced S far as second Cooks In
ie!d knock TO John Ralcy allowed The
lat frsl- sacker 10 score from second.
IL was pretty piece OF work. and the
crowd upplaUdcd
Tho hest the Colts could do was to
score once in the fourth and again i'm
the eighth, though there was q chance
% the first, second. hird and ninth.
u. every one OF these innings the 0rsr
man up got on, yet there was not pres
en' the punch Tn send the runner
around. Ia the tnird Harry Grimm lee
with Il hit ana Newton followed with
another Yet both died ON bases
The run MADE by Richmond i'm The
fourth Was earned Davis led win .
single and stole second scoring on
Gr!it'n's second knock 90 left Iircsna.
han scored in the eighth following his
walk. kaleys inhcld hil. stolen base
and an error by iioilomau This
Nounfster appeared nervous throug hout
mo game, and frequently started runs
lhouFh the locals were unable 10 tax,
advantage Of mis- misplays
Lient Colts were left stranded %
miistream The only error made. thar
hy Harry Griffin. helped in run Hal
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BY GUS MALBERT.

= rnsscd lis
q G Jnp ross nnd
BY GUS MALBERT.
his the important have been called
this IWo interesting
occurred The Importance that Richmond
second bacnan from Washington and he played yesterday His
Chick Davis We exactly positive the Chick
IL but absolutely that Davis will properly
mark invitations be gravcd in his honor The
Of than that Richmond
to Portsmouth by the OF
Ordinarily might be charged with putting
the horse telling OF the arrival OF retailing
the result OF the game Forgiveness earned in this particular
instance because Mr. Chick Davis proved himself
ball player while the Richmond club failed rather sadly convincing
the public that ball club We speaking
Yesterday than Manager whipped
the men he hires fighting machine explanation
why they close the But yesterday
q ellyhsh under
We might have the ball game There is really
good reason why not topping e league Petersburg
much possible Or should it be that Norfolk heped
Norfolk the Goobcrs certain
such condition that tangles English But be
what We'll thanks both Buscfmcn the
Ryanics The
tonight that Portsmouth more runs than
did being the standard
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PIRATES WALLOP
DOO|N'S CHASERS
Celebrate Return From Eastern
Invasion by Trouncing Phillics
in Signal Fashion.

Pittsburgh, Pa, July 25.-Thc p
rates signaiized their return home from
the East today by wallopine Red
Dooin's pennant -chasers 10 the tune of
- TO 2 There was nothing To il n fter
thc ilrSt inning. the locals assuming
Hendrix pitched splendid bail and
was The master OF the situation nj ali
mes Pilot Doom used three pitch
efs nut they were unable 10 hold the
opponent in check otto Knuhn md
Mensor was banishcd from the field for
oolccting 10 decisions. The score:
Philadelphia pittshuryI,
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BOSTON BEATS CHICAGO

Boston, July 25.-Tho two Sox teams.
Red and White, fought it out tooth
ana nail to-day. the nome team win
ming TO D 1t was the first appear
ance here of Bill Carrigan as a man
ager lie went behind the bat him
self and caught a bang-up game The
Red SoX went at Cicottc. their former
teammatc, in savage fashion and bat
ted him out of the box, after securinl,
eight hits in less than five innings.
me Red SoN were on the jump all the
time, and played a fine game OF ball.
in spite OF the three errors charged
against them. Admirers of the new
manager presented him with a stack
OF flowers before the game began. The
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INNINGS
WITH NO RESULT
Washington and st. Louis in Nip
and Tuck Struggle to
Achieve Victory.
AeNEws JAW FRACTURED
Pitcher Engel Hits Browns
Catcher, Marring Otherwise
Spectacular Battle.

Washington. July 25.-For hftcen in
tied to-day for victory, only to have
the game called on account of dark =
ness The game was one Of the most
exciting contests that have been staged
in this town for years. Baumgardner
and Weilman held down the slab for
the visitors. and Hughes. johnson and
Engel were the fingers for the Ma
tionals.
Tho game was married By an unfor-
tunate accident, Joe Engel laying out
Catcher Agnew with u pitched ball in
the fourth. Agnew's Jaw was frac-
tured. The score:
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Washington.
Totals ...5s IA A. II Totals H ,ii IS i
'Mocllcr. right field and left Held.
t3att"d for Alexander in twelfth.
tBatted for Lavan In twelfth.

Washington ........3oao ooooooo-s
ST. Louis. 4 i o o 0 0 O--S
summary: Earned runs-Washington, o.:
st: Louis. First base errors--S,. Louis
2: Washington. /. Errors-Fostcr. Calvo. Ain
smith. Shottcn, Brief. Two-base hits-Fos-
ter, Johnston Pratt. Three base hit-La-
porte. Home runs-Moclicr, Milan. Sacrifice
hlt-Gand!i. Stolen bases-Moeller ca. MI
Ian. Shouen (2). Williams. Austin Double
plays Pratt 10 Lnvan to Brief; McAilister
To Balenti. Left on bases-Washington, s.:
st. Louis. q Hits-On BaumTardner, ) In
% inning; or Weilnan. II in lii-3 innings.
en- Engel IN Ia innings; of Hughes, In
l-S inning off johnson. In II innings. First
base on balls-OU Weilman. .. on Engel, :.
on Johnson >. struck out-By Weilman. 6,
by Enscl g. by Hughes. !; by Johnson. l6.
Hit by pitcher-By Wcilman. ! ,MiiAub. By
Engel tAgnew). Passed ball-AlcNander.
Henry. umpircs. Connolly and Hildebrand.
r'iIne OF game
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PHILADELPHIA
Totals ..33 6 u IL Totals ?ol2 6 o. S
'Battcd fur Mnrsnnll in ,linth

- "" ~ IfN!IEN: II
Pittsburgh .......... goa ara =. -
Philadcip hia ....... . . q q a 4 \ = .
summary: Errors Miller. I'askert. Knabe
VI iudcrus Three base hit Becker Home
Hendrix. Sacrifice nit-Si,,ou c,tno
uascs-ChFey 90, kommeis. Wagner Hts
on %caton l In 2-3 innings. OF Chalmers
IN 10 innings. off Marshall. , In 3 innings
FIRST base on balls-On Hendrix & off Mar
snail, g. OF Chalmers. 4 Struck ol,-3v
Hendrix. 9, 10y Marshall. /. 10y Chalmers
Wild pitch Hendrix Chalmers 90 Senton
q. empires. kigicr and Byron. Time Of
game hours. Attendance $500.
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tho Colts won the game, while Pc
terShurg was losing two, we would
now he within sight of first place. ius,
one-half game behind AS II is. we
are only one game In the rear. and to-
nish' may find Richmond again at the
top OF the heap
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INJUNCTION PUTS
STOP TO RACES
John H. Madigan Gets Restrain.
ing Order Preventing Grand
Circuit Meet at Buffalo.

Buffalo, n. Y. July 25-An intunc-
tion secured by John H. Madiean.
owner Of the Fort Erie (Ont) track,
and directed against the association
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large shnre of the credit for pulling
the Giants from five games In the rear
to the front within three weeks should
go 10 j. Larry Doyle, chapcrone of the
second bng and captain OF the National
champions. Doyle has not only picked
up In his batting. but Inns shown n class
OF fielding which places him among
the haif-doxen great secOnd-sackern of
the game.
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AMERICAN

Chicago, ); Boston. 7.
st. Louis, S; Washington, S (ifteen
nnings)
Detroit. o; Philadelphia. 4
cleveland 3; New York. > Uhirteen
innings).
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
portsmouth nt Richmond 1.-TWO
SnmcSD.
HnrncSD.
Norfolk mt Petersburg Ctvo
EumcS).
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Virginia League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
RichinOnd. =; Portsmouth, l.
petersburg, ,; Norfolk, 4 tnrst
Samc).
gnme).
Honnokc, =, Newport News. 2.
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PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at BOSTON

CIICdEO at HOStOn.
81. Louis at WASHINGTON
Detroit At Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
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Totals q. 80 III % Is Totals 81 5 so4iI
'Batted for BeGient in sixth.
tBatted for Russell in sixth.
tBatted for Benz In ninth.
Score by innings r
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
New York at st. Louis
Boston AT Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
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II.
Chicago .........................i0 . . O-5
summary: Errors-Janvrn. Gardner Wag-
ner. Schaik. Cicotte. Two-base hits-cirrd-
ner. Collins. Fournier. Three-bas hit-I.ord.
Home run-Engle. Sacrifice hits-Rath and
Schalk Sacrifice hy-Chase. Stolen bases
Janvrin. Fourier. Engic. Weaver. Hits-On
Communal on Seven1h pnnnN
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@||E||G|ls ! BEES
lE|I|g||lle HOMES
H10GAH 49, ASn'uTANcx
e. pD cnooA A. RsUOvER.
~ pssooa zAn RrsnCrs o.

coLUnuUo. o.. July ls--rAsy an
oslno = ho,o q least 90 "buildins
- evsey ~ this month n the val
Il, q ~ Msshinsum river the mad
tluskinsun last March but peaceful
~ outoe enough now--and by virtue
= tnls ee-opsratioa ana assissancs
oeeWoon oslahboess and the financial
NJ o. ~ Re1 Cross. henn ars 90
~ = oDsino W n clusters h Ill that
~ ~ dsvastatsd district bstwsss
oayspert an1 Dsvsrly. below Rance
v111o.
~ ''sulllins ~" scheme wss
erielnase1 several yeass go n The
~ Croos q l1lnnesota when the
fasueeS whe ~ shsir henss = . r.
IN e 90 q ~ Groa& fsrsss arss
$500 hnn1s ~ bails " sssA stAers
o>onouooo1D. ~ uslnslp,s = ~
su1o1nIo ouS'' = o1upas. ~ Rs1
otons ceu1nlDos : GsoaD = easness.
N q tAom hGps ~ ehsls heoes n
~ ~ Vo1ugu, loeo . soastsuesisa
0co ~ - nan's plneo = vts1ts6
: = tnsn ~ Z tenolees swe = ssus
toom eeeeaoe vis1 ~ neesssasy sae-
oallolAD = ssee&sa within - Aesrs.
~ 80 - ~ .atssiaI vhish = SAP
D1oo6 ~ ~ ~ creo fron fih1a
H~~,&,6>~0 - 49, A e>ors~>. r~r,a~ p,,~~
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to appear and answsr. the plaintia
will apply 10 the court for the relief
demanded In said complaint. eaid
suit 10 brought 10 secure dissolution
of tho bonds Of matrimouy ssistins
between yourself and the plaintiff.
This summons II publishsd In the
klamath Republican. . weekly nsws'
paper. printed. publishsd and circu-
lated At klamath Falls. Oregon. BY
order Of the Honorable Henry l..
benson. Judge Of said court. and dat
ed July snd. 1919. The nrst publ
cation to bs made ON Thursday. the
Sd day Of July. 1919. and last publi-
cation to DO made ON Thursday. the
i+th day Of Ausust. A. d. isis~
HORACE N. MANNING.
Attorney Tor the Plaintiff.
Once. white Maddox building,
klamath Falls. Oregon.
,-s-S-i&r
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Il
Notice os ShsriR's Sale VI Real Prog.
| erty
In tho circuit Court Of the state Of
Oregon. In and for klamath
county.
Nv. n. shaw. Plainti6.
w.
George NJ. Rudolph and Mauds I. Ru-
dolph. His wife. Defendants.
Under ane BY virtue Of an order Of
sale and execution II foreclosure -
sued out VI the Circuit Court Of the
state OF Oregon for the county Of
klamath. on the nth day Of Juns.
1918. In the above satislsa action.
whorein the above named plaiati9 Oh
tainsd tudgmsnt and decree Of fore
|closurs against 0sorss n. Rudolph
aud Msuds I. Rudolph. his wife. DE-
PENDANTS. on the l7th day Of June.
1919. recorded n the judgment lien
book OF said court st page %. VOL
umc .. am commanded 10 cell sil
those certain pieces and parcels Of
land. situate In The county Of Khan
sth. state Of Oregon. bounded ssd
particularly described - follows:
Lots 1. ., .. 4. 8. 9. Z. .. .. 10.
~. ~. ie. ~. 10. 10. 20. -. -
and -. In block 10 Of Second Adli-
tIon 10 Klamath ralls. Oregon. 90
cordins to the recorded plat thereof
on nls In the once Of the counsy
clerk Of klamath county. Oregon.
excepting 90 much Of the above d.
scribsd property previously DECIDED
10 the california Northeastern Rail-
road company.
Notice h hereby sivsn that % lat.
urday. the "a day OF August. 1919. at
3 o'clock y. N. IN front Of the court
house in the county Of klamath ana
state Of Oregon. viii. IN obedience
|of said order Of sale and sxseutioa In
foreclosure. cell the above dsseribsd
property. or 20 mueh thereof ~ nay
be necessary 10 satisfy PLAINTIFF
judgment. attorneys fees. costs and
expenses. with interest thereon. and
ccsts Of this sale and fees connected
herewith. to the highest bidder for
cash. G. G. LOW,
SheriR Of Klamath Couaty. Ore.
by GEO. A. HAYDON. Deputy.
w. II. SHAW,
.7-3-7-3ir Attorney for Plaintiff
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SUPPLY HOUSE
SUED BY S. ?.
RAILROAD COMPANY ASKS BAI~
ANcE Ai.KaxD OrE FOR THIN
TRANSPORTATION os rwo
CARS Ov MACHINERY

Suit to collect ssso charged TO bs
due was commenced In tho circuit
court today by the southern Pacific
ngainat the Farmers Implement and
supply House.
The company states that this sum
Ia tho balance due for hauling two
cars Of machinery from Racine. wls..
and interest In asked from April.
1910.
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MANN BILL IS
PUT on TABLE
rsNNNasEkANS AaOTsON sEr.
Fl.iss cAlslNE1n PRosE m.
nArr AvrsR EouR nouRs op
ARGUING

WARRINGTON. D. C.. July is.--
After foar heurs had bssa eonsunsa
IN the house In debate On he Mann
resolution calling for . probs Of the
Caminstti matter. Cougrsssnan
Byrnes Of Tennessee moved to shut
on all talk and table the rssolution.
On vote the motion passsd. iss 70 -
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LONDON. July is--williams. the
Harvard tennis player on the Amer
lean team. defeated Swensers Of Can.
ada In the Davis Cup sinslss. a.
ga. s-<.
This u the nrSt Of the nnals Tor
the trophy. The Dawn cup 10 sie-
niacant Of the worlds champlonship,
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hotel Arrivals


||'. ~
=. =. AndIsy. SEATTLE: l. L. Young.
Bed; Jas. Laskina. chiloeuia: 3. J.
Winter. ChicaGo: \. J. opragus. open-
cer Crock; noy DsntIy. Portland :
niss Hva Ronsnthal. Miss Sophia Re-
enthal. Doris: WI. Hiegins. go and
wife. c. y. Grey an1 wife. Portland |:
Prank Grey. Portland: w. H. Linn.
Lorslla: ". =. Durlstt. Portland: I:
Dan W. Ryas and wife. Fort Khan
ath; L. y. Dsscalso. J. r. Dssealso.
San Francisco; Thos. Jackson. city:
H. 4. Andsrsoa. city; y. A. Thorn-
burs. Borax Lake: Phil Worth. Phil-
adsiphia; Mr.. and Mn. A. n. Irsst-
Ing. Portland: =. H. Pasnsllo. gan
vrancisco: =. P. Mecesnsek. Salem:
q. A. WiDkins. Dosris.
Wh11o NU11enn
Pail Cosorovs. oaeFsosnto: Mrs.
,. 3. Hayward. 0ea yraasiseo: G. n.
Dasish. ssstfis; Nm. ,. D. NeDoa-
ald. opoeass; }. y. Campbell. Duns-
muir: Geo. =. IasFan. City: II. 4.
Parrish. ~. Jos. MissesFi.
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the Roumanians.
Premier Kaiinon tried TO form q
cabinet today. but was unsuccessful.
Later. baron RadcstavoR. leader Of
the liberal party. was sppcintsd pro.
mlsr. Hs immediately organized q
cabinet. and BY night will have the
local situation wcli In hand.
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There are funds In tho county trsa-
sury for the redemption Of all sen.
srai fund warrants protested On and
prior TO November 4, 1910. Interest
ceases from date hereof.
Dated 1t klamath Falls. Oregon.
this 7th day Of July. 1919.
7-i7 J. W. SIENENs.
County Treasurer.
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| Noties fos Pubolca15oa
mot Coal Lands)
Department Of the Interior. United
States Land Once st Laksvisw,
Oregon. July ~. 1913.
Notice h hereby given that Louis
L. etsin. Of klamath Pals. Oregon.
who. on August I. 1910, made Home
lsteal Entry. No. o3ell. for Nhem
lBsetiou -. Township 37s. Range ~.
Willamette Nsridian. has nisd notice
iol intentIos - mako eommutation
PSeof. - sGfsblish cIain 70 The land
!sbovs 1essribsl. bsfoss G. \. DsLAp.
county Clesk Of Iuamath eounty.
|0SsGon. st klamath yslls. Oregon,
lon The 33rd 6ay Of August. 1919.
Clainant usnes ~ vitnsesss:
=. Leroy NilIeS. \. L. yulksrson.
Hsasy ". Straw, !. J. sHsw. all oi
IA. ,. BUaonss.
7-is-s-'sh assistsr
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tCopunued from rsRe ~
ranch. where be was working. and
which he was occupying alone while
the walkers wsrs hero attending the
Rodeo. He aid not leave until the
night Of the 7th.
Il was several days later before the
theft was reported TO the authorities.
but since then men have been con-
stantly on the trail OF tho youth. The
'looeins Of the home Of william Duvall
I'm Langsll Valley. where Hsttus was
employed last winter. was charged
against him. but he deniss this.
when Hsstus approached the walk
'er ranch last night there were several
men In wait for him. He save up
without . struggle. stating that he
had run out Of food. and that be knew
the posss would get him sooner or
later.
Some are inclined to believe that
instead Of coming In to give himself
70 the authorities. Hettus Waited the
vicinity OF the Walker ranch with the
intsntion Of taking another horse.
The horse hs was riding went lame.
and Hsttus. after hanging the saddle.
bride and chaps on tree. walked
the remainder OF the time.
Hettus stated last night that since
leaving the Walker ranch he has been
'~ Alturas. Calf. He appears TO ~
sadly mixed ON his gsosraphy. though.
when closely questioned on this point.
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AMERICAN WINS
DAVIS SINGLES
CANADIAN rENNn PLAYER n NO
MArvH voR PnxNoNRxAL COL.
LsM,AN IN TEN FINAL CoasPs-
rsriON

LONDON. July iN.-Manricc Nc.
lOuehlia slesc~ses, Il. u. lNowe,l. to-a,
Io.1. -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-18

Austin D0bson 10 prominently mem
tionsd among those from whom post
laureate Of Britain 10 succeed the
late Alfred Austin may b. chosen.
One Of biz bsst known short poems
\ 'srhs wsndersr." and II sivss =
good i1sa Of bis gsnius.
Love comes back to bis vacant DWELL
I ing--
The old. old love that We knew Of
yors
We 80 him stand By the open door.
With bis great eyes Sad. and his bos-
ON swelling.
He makes - though In our arms re-
polling.
He fsin would lie ~ he lay before
Love comes back TO his vacant dwell
lag
lrhs old. old Love that We knew Of
yors!
An! Who shall help " from over
spelling.
That sweet forgotten. forbiddsn lore:
Fen - We doubt in our hearts osce
more.
with rush Of tears TO our sysiids
4 yelling.
Love conss back 70 bis vacant DWELL
ing.
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BIG HOTEL 1T
kFMMFTT BURNS
GUusw IN NO FRAME sTRUC.
sURE pOaCnD 10 FLEE voR
I 1u1uR lavus IN r,anR LITTLE
xpGu1sns


uUlto1 ~ oogV1oo
KENNBT. Calif.. July lo.-TAs
Commercial Aotsl. tArss-ssosy struc-
turs. burns1 q o'eloek this norm
ing ne hotel anasx vas also co..
sumed. 30 rapid vas the spread Of
the nanss that abost . hundred lodg-
era barely escapsa with their livss.
clal only h their nigAt robsa The
building bsloaesd 20 Jossph Marconi.
snd the loss = estimated at $4,000.
With isssranes ee sie.ooo.
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Bids viii b received BY the board
Of school district No. I up to 7:3o
p. =. Of July -. fer certain In
provsasnts 70 ~ made % The small
franc building located near the Gen.
tral School buil1ing.
Plaas sa1 spseiAeattoas nay boob
tainsl of Z. n. Dunbar. acting clerk.
ne hoard reserves ths right 70 ~
jset say aat Al ~. is-sA b
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-18
TOWvTOPlcS

Osss so New York--rd vannics
and wife left yesterday for New vcrh
|civ. Mr.. vannics soss TO purchase
the fall stock Of goods for the 0oldsu
Ruls store. and they will bs avay
several weeks,
Elosnc Cuoklne Uals-rhs monthly
home cooking sals b. the Ladies' Aid
lot The Christlan Church has beer
postponed from tomorrow until July
-. These sales are held At the shas-
Il.
lloselMan leaves-will n. Con.
way. who was associated with 0sores
ingram In the management Of thu
White Pelican Hotel. prior to the ad
vent Of the palls. left last niwht for
Can Francisco. He wcs accompanied
BY Mrs. CONWAY
AlDoraell esaesncsd Gordon Mitch
ell. who was indicted on charges Of
horse stealing and burglary. ana Who
plead guilty TO the foi sner charge.
was ssntsncsd to serve from one %
ten years In the psn,tsnttsry by tir-
cult Judge Bsnsvu .hls mo. alag
Oasaa, vlsiss q. n. Daniels. d.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-18


TERMs Will I'm CASH
After August all wood or other
fuel viii b. sold strictly for cash on
delivery or In advance.
4. A. ARNOLD.
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
7-i-s-i w. Z. sEEHORN.
s~is h Equity for = Divorce
Number at Equity
In the Circuit Court Of the STATE Of
Oregon. for the County Of Kian-
ath.
Marie c. Hughes. Plaintiff.
W.
Albert N. Hughes. Defendant.
To Albert n. Hughes. the above
named Defendant:
In the name Of the state Of Oregon
you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint aled
against you In che above entitled suit.
on or before Thursdsy. the llth DAY
Of August. A. D. 1sla. that belag the
day Of the last publieation Of this
summons. and the last day within
which you are rsquissd 70 appear aad
answer. ~ axs1 By the order Of pub-
lication Of this sunnons. u you fail