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Evening journal., 1913-07-15
SAYS ROAD is
"NAVIGABLE"
AFTER A RAIN
LContinned ION Flrst parel

bed OF the street There is stll this
cabin remaining 1 am also aware that
Mr.. Reeder has rented a boat space 20
q Mr. Wood and received from him $40
for this space up TO the 25th day OF
next March and as he does not rent any
ground from me there this year. do
not know where he gets the space TO
rent unless u be from your department.
also wish to call your attention 20 the
TACT that there Is plank walk across
the bed OF Church street extending from
Twelfth street which ! believe belongs
TO Mr.. Reeder; also some OF my tenants
at the Orchards have complained OF the
existence OF this walk and would ask
you TO look into the matter and ii YOU
deem il advisable, see that il is removed
also"
Residents on Lancaster avenue near
Franklin street requested repairs 90 a
sidewalk IN front of an alley there. The
repairs will be made.
:. II. Baynard Jr.. by letter, asked the
privilege of laying curbstone for n dis
tance of 30 feet on the northeast side
Of Twenty street between the
Boulevard and Harrison streets. and IL
was granted
stone pile In front Of No 526 South
Franklin street has caused the'occupant
of the house much annoyance Tho de-
partment will investigate the trouble
Harry g. lawson is acting as secre-
tary in the absence of J.. V. Christy, sec
retary, who is on his vacation.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15
nINNrR pARrY-

A dinner party was given recently
al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sampson. No. 1903 West Thirteenth
street in honor Of Mr.. Sampson. who
has been spending the past six weeks
in England with relatives and friends.
He was completely surprised. MI
Sampson is a member of Evergreen
Circle and Class No II of Harrison
Street Sunday school. which were
we'll represented al the gathering
The colors Of the circle we're used II
the decorations.
Those present we're. Mr.. and Mrs
I George Sampson. Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Brile
iy. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Wyatt. Mr.
and Mrs Ezra Taylor. Mr. and RS
Wilmer Hiehfeld Miss Hannah Nc
Kay. Miss Pearl Dunlap. Miss Ethel
Vincent. Miss Margaret Orr Mr. ans
Mrs r. j. King and children, Percy
Barnard. willard Taylor. John Gal
lagher Alfred White Wilmer High
field. Jr.. Mrs Shoemaker. Of North
brook, Pa. ahi Miss Eva Baldwin, OF
Winterther.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15
CHICKS OPEN
CRITICAL SERIES
HERE TOMORROW

The Wilmington Tri-State team will
arrive home from Atlantic City to-
night 70 open a crucial series Of
games tomorrow with HARRISBURG No
doubt the series viii prove one Of the
most interesting of the season. and
should Wilmington take both games
the result would practically mean the
rri-State pennant for Wilmington. To
day the Chicks lead the league by
seven games, and as another victory
at Atlantic City today looks certain,
the club will come home close to a
ten game lead
Although II was intended To pich
Ritter against Atlantic City this af-
ternoon Jimmy Jackson has decided
20 pitch Allen Russell instead and to
use Ritter in the first game against
Harrisburg here tomorrow after
noon II will be Ritter's first game
in Chick uniform.
As tomorrow will he Ladies' day.
at tho park a large attendance Of the
fair sex Is expected.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15
MANY Bid
FOR ROAD WORK

The New Castle County Levy Court
opened bids today for building rew
roads The bids follow;
Biackbird Road.
That part Of the state road leading
from Smyrna Landing north to the
improved road, distnce OF 2.45-1CO
miles
Burke & Bonham. Plainheld. n. J.
Trap rock. S24.4236O limestone. S24.-
059S2; combined. S24.24176
Horrigsn Contracting Company.
Wilmin gton. Del.-Trap rock, $685.
$3.50; limestone, S24,900; combined,
s25.60O.
William P. Davis-Trap rock. $685.
800
John A. clark-Trap rock, S2S.-
700; limestone, S2l.40O; combined.
S23.300.
Ambler-Davis Co-Trap rock. $685.
77725 limestone, $4,000; combined,
s23,77725.
Alfred H. McDowell-Trap rock
$4,000; limestone. S22,992. S22,705;
combined. S23. 400
Juniata-~~Paving Co-Trap rock.
S23.2O1.11; limestone. S21.01S.43; com
bined, S22.109.77
Thomas r. Clarinebold- Trap rock.
S22,11S.23; limestone. S1S.13970; COM
bined, S20.5913S,
William c. Evans-Trap rock, s22,
$50 limestone. S22.O41; combined
S22.550.
AppOquinimink Road.
This road Is 4.100 feet and extends
from FergusJu'S Corner TO Barlow's
Mill la'ie.
Amber Davis co.-Trap rock.
sS.O215O; limestone. s7,693; com
bined, S8.021.
John A. Clark-Trap rock, $500:
limestone, $500; combined. S7.l00
William c Evans-Trap rock. S.
1872; limestone. $1,000; combined, S.
600.
Alfred II Mcdowell Trap rock.
Is9,1O0: limestone, SS.2200. Ss.SeS
Juniata Paving Co.-Trap rock.
81 s28; limestone, $3.50; com
bined. 1851.
Kennett Road.
The road extends from Murray's
Corner. in Christiana hundred to the
NState line, a distance of 7-l0 mile
y Corkrsn Construction Co.-rrap
rock. st2s27; combined. s114T1
John p. O'Neal and Harry Frederick
Combined. $4,000
B. F. Wiokersham-si2,7as S13.S00.
Alfred ". McDowell-Trap rock.
lS17.1S7: combined, S14,623
Jrnista Paving Co.-Trap rock,
ls15.s46. combined, s14.22s. S14,74S
S14.S64. s1S,535.
West Chester Road
A water bound macadam road from
McCulloughs Gross Roads 70 Pennsvl
vania State lire. connecting with Tho
West Chester road. a distance Of and
! OF 1000 mile
Corkran Construction Company, trai
rock. sl2 600: limestone. sl2 200U; com
bined. $4,000 sll 300. sll LOO.
John +. O'Neal and n. IT. Frederick
trap rock. sll $3.50; combined. 100.
/ William c. Evans. trap rock. Sl2l60i
combined $4,000. sl2O00. Sl5.76O; ST.,
/ 9OO. $4,000
Alfred II. Mcdowell. trap rock, sl3,
1871: combined. Sl3209.
.Iuniata Paving Company, trap rock
/ Sl2.544. el3005.
The bids were referred 20 the court al
a committee Of the whole
Evening journal., 1913-07-15
HE OBJECTS TO
BOARDERS WHILE
LIVING IS HIGH

The high cost of living and the fact
that his wife kept boarding house
against his wishes was the only reason
given by David Bradley. colored charged
with non support in CITY Court today
for leaving her last Wednesday week.
According 10 Mrs Bradley her husband
objected TO the boarders. lie gave her S.
ON July ..
Bradley today said he was willing to
90 hack with his wife and maintain q
home. but objected to the Doarders. as
he objected TO feeding boarders while
the cost of living is high. Mrs. Bradley
clnimed that her husband on her refusal
20 give him her clothes. had called in
Patrolmau Purcell, who lectured him and
told him TO live with his wife
After hearing the evidence Judge
Chuchman continued the case until next
Tuesday. and told Bradley to 20 back
with his wife and adjust their troubles.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15

BAR DOGGIE
FROM DANCES

While Rose Valley. the little Penn
sylvania colony and the home OF
VIII Price, a trustee of Arden has
placed a ban on the turkey trot. the
bunny hug and the tango dance. the
Ardenties at a meeting last evening
put Buster the brindle bull owned
by William Worthington. Of Arden.
on the taboo list and he will not be
seen at any more dances. "Bnster"
has never done the tango or bunny
hug but has persisted in annoying
the dancers.
While Busters" expulsion from
the dance hall is gratifying news TO
many of the colonists, the bull dog is
owned by Dick Irwin who figured in
a+1ght with Buster" on July Z, doubt
less Will show his pleasure in t.
edict by naTading the floor OF the
dance hall he not being ostracized
At the meeting last evening the ques
tion of holding two clmpfres ON Sunday
evenings came before the coionists Many
Of tho younger members prefer vaude-
willie acts. as they are termed at the
camp fires. while the older members.
who are known rs the conservatives, de-
sire the educational features As a re-
suit the younger members debated the
question with their elders last night and
acticn was deferred until the next meet
ing of the club.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15
JAIL SENTENCE
AND $50 FINE
FOR SLASHER

when asked in City Court today II
he we're guilty Of assault and bat
tery on John Blake, colored. Julius
Spencer also colored. said; We'll,
cut himm." a plea OF not guilty was
entered however.
Blake said Spencer cut him with
a knife at Front and Market streets
last night causing him to go to a
hospital for treatment. Blake denied
slcpplng Spencer. earlier in the
evening. James Miller who was pre-
sent. said Spencer accused Blake OF
going with his wife. He then walked
behind Blake and cut him
Spencer said he came here from
Coatesville one month ago and form
erly lived In Virginia, but as his ap-
pearance here was the hrst time, the
court lectured his severely and he
was sentenced to serve three months
and fned $50 and costs
Evening journal., 1913-07-15
ASK ARCHITECTS
FOR The JOINT
BUILDING PLANS

The first step toward securing de-
signs for the proposed new County
and Municipal Building to be erected
at cost of about S1.0O0,0O0 was
taken this morning at the weekly
meeting of the building commission
ers, when the commissioners decid-
ed to have inserted in all architeotur-
al journals tRe following notice:
Competition Of the Wilmington city
Hall-New Castle County Court House.
wilmington, Delaware architect
lot these structures. TO be built cen
Jointly az cost of about $1,000. 600
VIII be selected through a competit on
conducted in accordance with the
principles approved by the Ameri an
institute OF Architects and under the
advice of Professor Warren p Laird.
OF the University Of Pennsylvania.
The competition will be restricted
TO three architects. especially invited:
SIX admitted from the open field. and
such local practitioners as may. in
association with nonresident archi-
teets be approved by the Commis-
.sions. A fee of $3.50 will be paid 10
each or the three especially invited
and to each OF the three others who
shall, in the report of the jury. rank
highest in merit; any competitive fee.
in the case Of the successful competi-
tor, to apply on account Of his fee as
|archtect Of the building.
- The Commissions will he advised in
their choice of design by Jury
.elected by the competitors The pro-
gram will be issued in August.
Architects who may desire 10 enter
from the open field are requested to
apply on blank forms 10 be had upon
application TO Thomas F. Gormley. sec
retary' Church Building Wilmington,
Delaware.
Harlan c. Scott,
Daniel Corbit
James l. Ford,
John !. Raskob,
L. Scott Townsend,
Commissioners
Sheriff Burris is now summoning
men for the final jury. which will
place valuation on the properties on
the site of which it is proposed to
erect the building The jury will
meet in the County Court room at IL
O'Clock on Thursday.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15
IS 1T ASSAULT
TO Be HIT BY
UTOMOBILE?

Whether negligence on the part Of an
automobile driver in running down a
man can be olassed as criminal act,
proved 70 be a legal tangle in City Court
today. and after wrestling with the
question for some time, Judge Church
man continued the case of Cecil Graham.
charged with assault and battery. until
Tuesday. July %. AZ that time Wi
liam S. Prickott. counsel for Graham,
will contend that his client should not
be charged with criminal act. Assist
ant City Solicitor Lynn contends that
Grnham should, and he win endeavor 60
prove that such cases have been decided
in other States. Judge Chuchman said
today the question had nos been decided
in the Delaware courts.
Graham was charged with running
down and iniuring Frank Jones, colored,
on the morning OF July a. at Sixth and
latnall streets. As result of his in.
iuries. which consisted OF a broken Jaw
and bruises. Jones had TO spend some
time IN the Delaware Hospital. This
morning Graham pleaded not guilty 20
the charge of assault and battery, and
after hearing much evidence. Judge
Churchman declared the testimony tf all
interested differed materially
The first witness called was Frank
Jones, colored. who appeared in
court with his head bandaged Jones
said he stepped into Sixth street az
Tatnall street on the morning OF
July 4, and told OF being run down by
an automobile as he stepped from the
sidewalk az Sixth and Tatnall streets.
He claimed he did not hear any horn
sounded nor did he hear any shouts
OF warning.
Eugene Holt. a motorman on the
Peoples Railway line. whose car was
standing az Sixth aud Tatnall
streets at the time Of the collision,
said he saw the colored man stand
ing in the street at the time, and
heard some one yell at the man. AS
the trolley car started westward the
automobile came even with it and
the colored man was struck. The
motorman said the automobile was
not going faster than II miles an
hour. This speed, he infromed the
court was not a fast speed.
Marvin Horner. conductor Of the
trolley. corroborated this testimony
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The Wants are the first aid 10 bust
ness advancement They provide {
summary Of tabulated information fo
the buying and selling pubhc.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15
YOUTHS STORY SENDS
HIM TO HIGHER COURT

Robert Vincent. colored, charged
with larceny Of single barreled
shotgun, from Charles Vincent. CON
victed himself in City Court today
when he informed the court that he
received only $3.50 for the gun from
Nathan Levy, a pawn broker. Mr.
Levy said a man had pawned the gun
but could not say the weapon had
been left at his shop by Vincent.
The defendant addressing Mr.. Levy
settled all doubts on this point when
he said II did not get 81 on this.
You only give me $3.50"
Charles Vincent. Of No. 7O7 Button
wood street, who raised the youth. told
OF the gun being stolen from his
house. Robert was held under $500
bail for court.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15

Second St, ". s., Streator, Illinois.
Philadelphia, Pa. - at was a. the
'Change Of Life that turned to Lydia
f. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound,
using it as a tonic TO build up my sys-
TEN, With beneficial results" n Mrs.
SARA HAYWARD, 1926 w. Venango St.,
CTioga) Phila., Pc.
San Francisco, Cal --'i I have taken
Lydia 2. Pinl:ham's Vegetable Com
pound for many years whenever 1
would feel bad. / have gone through
the Change Of Life without any troubles
and thank the Compound for it. Irec-
emmend it TO young girls and to women
Of all ages. ."-lSrs. c. BARRIE, S053
25th St., San Francisco, Cal.
The success Of Lydia E. Pinkhsm'e
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled.
II you want special advice write 70
Lydis z. Pinhham Medicine Co. Cc0nfl-
dentiaI Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15
TRrCK DAMAGES AnrO-

When the auto truck Of the Della
ware Electric Supply Company stop
ped in front Of the County Court
House this morning, the brakes did
not work right and the car ran back
ward. The Wind shield Of Gustave
Negendank's car. which was stand
ing along the pavement was broken.
Some other slight damage was done to
the Negendank car.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15
FrNrRAL OF nR. LFE.

The funeral OF DR.. BENJAMIN Lee.
son Of the late Bishop Alfred Lee. is
10 he held this afternoon. with inter
ment in the family plot in Old
Swedes' churchyard. The body was
brought from Point Pleasant, n. j.,
where he died.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15
PHoENIx COMPANY ELEcrIoN

The annual election of the Phoenix
Fire Company was held last evening,
when the following officers were chosen
president George B. Ward; vice -presi-
dent, Harry Nandergrift; secretary, w.
I. Callahan; treasurer, George W. Oar
rellj financial secretary. Joseph H. Hyn.
man. The present drivers were retain
ed. Following the election the members
we're entertained at a Dutch luncheon
by President Ward
Evening journal., 1913-07-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

Clerk Of the Peace Brown has is-
sued the following marriage llcen-
ses William Nimcheck. %, Of Hol-
lyoke. Mass, and Rose l.. Katie, -,
Of Highlands, n j.; Harry E. Kellup
and Eva J. Lloyd, both OF Yorklyn,
Del.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15

pound wherever l
go. It has done me
so much good at
Change Of Life, and
IL has also helpedmy
daughter. 1t is one
of the grandest I
medicines for wo-
men that can b e
bought. / shall try
10 induce others 10
try it, Mrs. J. II.
CAMPBELL, 206 N.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15
BUILpING PERMIT GRANTED.

Building Inspector johnson issued a
permit today to Alfred Downward TO
make alterations at No. AIS King street,
for Harriet Newlin. costing s265
Evening journal., 1913-07-15
THREE WOMEN
TESTIFY
To the Merit of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Com
pound during Change
Of Life.

streator, III. -" shall always praise
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
Evening journal., 1913-07-15

The modern housewife depends upon
the Wants TO provide capable home
workers ADV.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15

Get just the right workers by means
of the Wants.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15
MISS sTEnLING rANEs pnsIrInN

Miss Edith Sterling who was
graduated from the New Castle High
School recently and subsequently
passed the teachers examinations,
has accepted a position as steno-
grapher and bookkeeper with w T.
Farley.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15

The Wants are the first aid 10 bust.
ness Advancement They provide a
summary Of tabulated information for
the buying and selling pubic.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15

VNoR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING.
II No zoos West Second street. eight lily.
ine rooms ana bath Win rent as whole
or divide.
WAKENAN- -McINTIRE REALTY co.
iv15tts.3t Eighth and Shipley SITS.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15

TaoR RENT-THE DESIRABLE 7-ROOM
IL and bath. steam heated house. No. 1i17
West Third street. Special concessions 20
small desirable family
WAKEMAN -McINTIRE REALTY CO.
jy15.t.ts-st. Eighth and Shipley SITS.
Evening journal., 1913-07-15

NToUNG LADY WITH EXPERIENCE,
desires position as bookkeeper. Ad
dress WA. Evening Journal offce iyl5-6t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-08

Dr. Y. v. Morrow and wife rs,srn.
ID last Night from Portland. where
they have been Visiting friends and
relatives TOR several days past.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-08

James Cole 10 here from his siss
ranch near 6tuksi bridge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-08

0snsrsl Rosalis J6nss. Sommsndsr
In chief Of the suffrage army. which
has completed the march from New
York City 70 Albany. whore the sui.
fraSe message vas delivered 70 Gov.
srnor suIsss. b eontsnp plating Q more
ambitious piissimaass 70 washias-
ton. General Jonss says that the
march TO Albany b only the bsginn-
tns OF . campaign 70 awaken the
public Mad 70 the sssd Of votes for
vo0sa.
OF the army Of thirteen which
walked from New York. oniy -four
valiant campaignsrs we're able 70
finish the hike. The heroine Of the
walk was IIsvina Dock. . spirited
woman Of yeass. Who suffered thro-
ughout the trip with rhsumssisn
and swollen ssst. General Jones was
the life OF the party. and saved Il
from disruption several timss whom
muddy rosds and rainy weather seem
% destined 70 hsk the band.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-08

Frank 0sasr, vas 10 yesterday
from his Round Lake ranch. attend
Ing To business iatesests.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-08

Robert Q. Adams. soa Of }. vruak
Adams. Of Merrill. rsturns1 yssess.
day froo saa vraaeisco. where 10
vent 70 receive medical atesation. He
returns In Duch bsttss health.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-08

Mis- violst AsquitA. Oldest Taught
Or Of the primo ninistss Of Ensiand.
Who arrived In Nsv York rsesatiy
With the Countess Of Abssdssn. h "a
- the guest Of Ambassador and Mrs.
George Bryce In washinstoa- Miss
Assvith has kssn interest In woman
suffrage. but she b unable 70 take
A active part II the propaganda -
cause Of her fathsr's publie pesisioa.
eincs the death last year Of hes
flases. the Hon. Asehis 0orlea. shirl
soa of The Countess Of Aberdeen. Miss
AsQuith has devoted hsrsslf % soel-
Gus philsathropie work. aad hes -
tablishsd II London . school vhsss
boys iron The sluns nay lsaSn
trades When william Watson wrote
The posn Tho woman with The
ssrpsant's Tongue" Miss Asquith vas
nsatioasd - bslag the target OF The
pose's bittss basbs. Miss AsQuith a.
elars1 that Watson vas saSaged ~
eause her father refused % rsee-
nmaa1 hin for . litseasy peasioa
aad eos knishthoo1.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-08

Circuit Judge Me0inn today graat-
"a stay Of proess1iass in the ssis
Of the Big Basia Lumber Company
against the Crater Lake Lumess
Company until the return Of Judge
Bsason. Who y familiar With the cir
cumstsaess of the eass. The notioa
Vas made b J. n. csrnahas. aetosasy
for the appellant.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-08
JUBILEE SEAT
SALE N CHARGE
COlOwED ENTERTAINER WILL
nx uEnE TOMORROW xSOnr.
I~l.lCATl0xs ARE THAR r1xRE
wsll M lAnOS ArfE NWANCn

1hs sals a ssaas fsse The concert
n tAs csfslias jubilee siassn "
morrow aisAs seonssesl sstay q
the Boaboaaissss. sad tAsss ~
been . steady demand ovins 70 sAs
Interest taken u the performance.
Most OF the Lycsum eosrss patrons
have their seats reserved for the 60
tire course. % the rush Tor sssss n
dicatss . large house tomorrow nighs'
The klamath Iyesuu Bureau sssls
slated q securing the jubilee siaesss
q oss Of ~ sttsscsioas. - this A.
grsgstioa Of dusky trosesaosn =
ons Of the most popular In the Usiss1
States. The troupe viii arrive toaiBht.
and the eursais viii rise promptly st
s:Is tomorrow night
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-08

PRAGUE. Jan. s.-Asksd II hs
~ any last request 70 make. Re-
pset Ksassinsky. eoa1saasd 70 dsath
demanded boilsd fowl stuffs1 With
. tsa1se partridge. which h turn
vas 70 ~ stuffsd WITH . Iask. the
lssk y - stuffed vita . tsuffle ~
ths lsttss With sens slivss. He ~
r.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-08

There ere funds IN the city treas
lusy for the rsdsnptieu Of gsasral
Ifuad warrants protested on aa1 prior
10 August 5. 1910. Interest esasss
from date hereof.
Dated o. Klamath vaIls. 0ssGoa.
|this 9Th DAY Of Dscsnbss. 1919.
w. oJENENs. City Treasures.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-08
GOWEM PROVIDES
FOR REPORTERS
xEw JUSTICE Or rmH rEACk
WILL pmovsDE 4 vAni.I 30
rmG srxriAL rsE 10 MEM wuo
GATMkn NEws

A fss,urs that h Tar 10 advance
Of tho complement Of any oshss pss'
lie officer os buiidias 10 this city has
jass been Arranged By Justice n 'hs
PEACE Y. W. ucvss Toe his eosss
room. rhis 10 . pssss tsbls. fos the
benefit cs the ssvspspss nss-
In reporting mest prcce~diass hsss
the ncwsmonssrs have become -
customsd to using . ssiek Of stove
wood for . chair and their ksss scs
. desx. nut this is 90 ~ eess svs'
with by Judse 0oven. Hereafter 70
posssss viii have . table ssessA Y
their o~a use In the justice court
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-08
D O NJ KICK

u yos eas't boost, plsass hssp
qsist. u yos dos'e Ne lhs eounlsy,
pssass 70 suistly swsy, ard II mag -
tlAet, before yoa ssaeh the ed q
tlAs Journey yeu Mn fInd ths land a
yoss dsssns. PeshaDu. .sonswhsvs u
thls oood ~ Wosl1 - euss thsgs \
L fsvossd sDot, whsss II = nsvss 10
hee nos too cead, 40 wst ~ TO dsy
snd ~ win1 nsvss bjows, ~ \ ~
not bsen Ieeatcd ~ 4 nv - ua.st
- ass evessoehlAg ssnsthlne spssd
vlghs hsss - hens. nlGht - abls
- shew ye's hew y nals . snnall u.
vestnsnt an1 ~ ~ slOht kisd o.
9 saase. Asywsy, - mks y nsss ysu
CNlLcOTt
- Main =. vhsas ee
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-08

Mrs. G. A. Rsmbo asd dsushiss.
who have been Visiting friends aa1
relatives ia Portland end Vancouver.
Wash. for the past moath. have 70.
turned 10 this city.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-09-23
LUCKY FOR SAM

Glasgow, Mont, Sept 2S.-samuel
A. Grow Of Hammond, Ind, drew tick
Ct No. 1 in the Fort Peck land open
ing today.
After Crow, the following drew tick
cts: Thomas J. McBrady of Olympia,
John j. Gilpit Of Fort Scott, Kas.,
Martin Goldman of Miles City, Mont,
Charles Drake Of Helena, Mont, C. E.
Neeley Of Havre, Mont, Harry Moran
of Grown Point, Ind, Hiram C. Saun-
ders Of Clarkson, Neb, Carl A. Peter
son of Hinsdale, Mont, Charles A..
Zero of Williston N. D., Henry j..
MuIkern Of Seattle, Wash, Fred Bren-
sky of Chinooka Mont, M. Leo Jordon
of Jefferson City, Mo.