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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03

itetis. - Gprinsers BON II pfunt
unb bariiber zoe. unter II pfunt
17-18e. Sennsn 14ae. 6Gbns 10e
5rutblibner 10-153c, GuIs 81, junst
gnten 12-14c. @dnfe Csc per pfb
DbH unS @emHfs
| Junge Hepfel.-Garlb 5ar.
peit 50--75c per 6amper unb $1.5O-
ESQ per 8bl. einbeimiide 75c-$1
per 9u.
G:.ronen.-Warit tpnr setia.-
;yanep Weiiina $4.00-5.25, galifor'
mia $4.00-4.75 per aifts.
| Sraneen--.WGrtf rubig nnb fs.
tig. California $2.00-3.25 per Rite
| 10 $3.00--3.50 per Rite.
Mnanas.-Glpriba $3.00-3.5O
per Crate bon "a.
Sobannisbeeren. 1926
ESQ per grdte bon "a Quarts.
Bro beeren. - $1.75-2.O0
per Crate bon "a Qnarts.
8irnsn. - Ginbeimiihe Soc
$1.50 per Blu. Bel $1.50-2.00 per
Dbl.
pfldumen.-Wilb GooIe $1.O0
-1.25 per gu.
2udermeIonen. - Snbiana
$500 per Rorb unb $1.50-1,75
per Stanoarb Crate.
DafiermeIonen fpsrben 5u
5000 n'r 100 Stiid ssrtauit.
aertoffeln. Ginbsimil6e
10. ! $2.25 $50. go. 2 SIPS =
1.50 per 8bl.
araut.-Martt rubis. Gin5eis
mif6e $1.0c-1.25 per 9bl.
3nie ginbsimiiae reib.
$5.00-5.50, selbe $5.00-5.5o per
Dbl. unb $1.50-1.75 per gu.
glumsutcbI. $2.50-3.oo
per Bbl.
Crime gobnen. - Ginbeiini,
ide $3.00-3.25 per 2 8u. Cad.
erbfen.-Seitlite $1.25-1.5o
per 8u.
gurfen. - ginbeimiiae 35-
40c Der Oubenb.
aomatoes.-GinbsimiI6e 40
Toe per 9u.
aarotten. - 15-20c per
Dubenb.
Rotbe Riiben.-G GinbeimiIde
O-25e per Dubenb Biinbel.
Sptnat. - Ginbeimiider CO.
Toe per Del.
2anbprobutte.
Seu.-Ro. / Simotbb $19.25-
2150. Gianbarb Simotbp $1S.25 =
20.5O. Ro. 2 5imotbp $17.25-19.5O.
no. 3 bo. $15.0o-17.50. atee: No 1
aemiidter $500 - 1900, 90. 2
$16.00-1700, Ho. l &iee $1,000
17.50. Ro. 2 $14.0O-15.50 per 9ons
ne. 4lfaIfa $12.00-20.O0 per sonne.
Mibleufutter in fistis. aIeie
$21.50-22.50, WibbIina ero6s $685.
50-N.00. bp. feines $27.00-27.5o,
semifdtes Guttsr $22.50-23.5O.
Sdmereieu. - Rar,t fefig.
aleeiamen S6.00-7.00 auf bem ges
leife uno $7.00-3.20 per 9u. bonn
store. 9imotbp S1.60-2.25 auf bem
@elsife unb S2.50-2.90 Der gu. bonn
Stcre. @udfueis.n S1.30. Sla9s.
iamsn S1.40 per gu. bonn Store.
Derfhiebenes.
Oele.-Marft ftsiig. aein0l ro.
bss 64c per galloue in 9drtien bon
5 gbl. geto6tss IL mebr. glo. 1 |
2urb0f 60e; Cotton Sseb Ssl raffis |
nirtss 58c per @al1on.. SerpentiR SAC
per GaIone in partien BON 10
Barrels. peiroIeum, Ohio Carbon
100 9rab 9ae. DO. $50 Grab 10ac.
6sabIiabt 175 Grab 12e, Grolpn
Sdioitn 20c, Rapbta Ice per GalIone
in partisu bon Is pbIs.
Gala.-D<r Marit in rubis. Sbio
RiDer $1.20. Widigan unb qtrou
s1.14 per gbl. bon 280 pfunb.
Suls ftetia. - prima gitp ca
SIC, bo. Gountrp 5s-6e per gfunb.
Robleu.-Rarit rubis. Dough-
iioabenp $3.50-3.75. ylub unb Glad
s2.25, aananba St.idtobfen $3.50
BIC. RuB unb Glad 1925 - 2.35
,sr Sonne abseIiefert. Rau6lofe
5tiidtoblen s4.75e, 4ntbraeite SITS
'er 9onne abeeIiefert. Cote iptei
20 m a 20 49, 49,. -g-.fs.Ex-l
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1dsliAer Sysarftberi@t.

giueinnati, /. qluau

gineinnati, /. qlusuIt.
Die na9folssuben Quotirunssn be
5ieben fid nur auf Gnsrob 9rans
attiouen. Bel tleinersn geiddftei
iperben stipas b5bere prsi1e kre9net.
grobifionen.
Der Wartt mar rulia, preiie fef.
@ d m !. primd Steam
9.60-9.70e (. o. 3.
3rodeHaefafaeues HleifG
Shprt clear Seitsn 13-134e, lbori
Rippenfsitsn 12a-12ae, ertra ibor
clear Ssiten 12s-13e, SHuliern
113-11ic, Bellies 14f-14ac loIs
unb DC mebr perpddt.
Bacon. Ghprt clear geiten
14-144e. iur5s RippenIeiten 13a -
1870, ertra ibort clear Geiten 13a-
14e, Shultern 12a-12ae unb gel.
lies 15s-15ac Ioie unb 3c per pfb.
m.br rsrpadt.
Suaat gureo nfeifd. =
S9infen 18@-19e, 9Dienic S6uItern
14-14ae. 9rsaifeit Bacon 19-2Oc,
Sdultern 14-14tc, Rem Dort Gut
Sdultern 14-14ae. trodene Beef.
Sdinien 28-30e.
GiBaep5teltes HIeifh.-
Sdint.n 15-15te, g}ienic Gtultern
13-13ie, Bellies 15a-16ac, Sduls
tern 13-13ae, Rem yorf Gu! 13-
Srifd.s NI.if@. = edin.
Ten 15-15ae, pienicsSduli.rn IL
11fe. Gduliern lille. ibort
RippenIeiten 11a-12e, fbort clear
Geiten 11t-12c, ertra ibort Geiien
11i-11ac, Bellies 14--16c pro pfb.
Webl unb @etreibe
Mebl. - Minter Yatent $4.O5-
4.25. minter Ganep $3.70-395, DO.
sFamilp $3.30-3.45, grtra $2.S5 -
3.05, oroindr.s $2.65-2.85. garter
Weiaen patent $4.55-4.90. DO. faneD
$4.25-4.50. bo.Gamilp $3.45-3.65.
ROsaenmebl, norbpeftlides ssmii1ies
$3.N-4.05, reines gitp $4.05 -
4.25 per Bbi.
Weisen - 70. Q rotb<r Winter
89-91e. Ro. 3 bo. $3.50, 60. 4
rothr 85-8G.
Welf4forn. - SO. l ipeibes
82t. 0o. 2 bo. 81a-S2c, Ru. 3 bo.
81-81ae, go. A bo. 80A-81e, Ro.
8 unb go. 8 bo. 80-S0tc. ylo. / gel.
bes 82te, go. 2 DO. 82-82ae, ylo. 8
DO. 81a-82e, go. a, SO. 5 unb go. 6
bo, 81-s1ae; go. / s.miT6t.s S2e,
go. 2 DO. 81a-s2c. go. 3 DO. 81
81ae, go. 4 DO. s0a-s1c. go. 5 unb
Ho. 6 DO. 80-s0ae. Wsibss aolbens
torn s1-s2e, s.Ibes DO. s3-s4c, ses
mildtes bo. 81-S2c.
6afer.-No. 2 ipeiber neiier 37t
-37ae. 90. alter 3S-3SAe; Stanbaro
peiber nsuer 36s-37c. DO. alter 374
-38e; SO. 3 tpeiber nsiier 36-36tc.
30. alter 37-37ae; no. a ipeiBer
lsllsr 35-36c, bo. alter 36-37e; SO.
, aemifdter neusr 35A -36e. DO. alter
30. 3 aemifhier neuer 35.-l
'5ac. DO. alter 35-35ae; go. a ges
nii9ter alter 34-35e. DO. alter 34-I
,5,.
Hoeqeu, - no. 2 72-74e, Ro. |
bo. 70-72c. Ro. A bo. 68-70e.
UbtstH.
@eriauft tpurben $50 9bls. Di.
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Gin tIstnerSrrtbu Ii M.

9rofeFor Gan ietnem Arbeitstiite
iibenb, gum 0ienftmdbden); .Saesn
Sic mai, emma, pesbaib i6reit
benn Der &Ietne nur 10 iur9tbar2"
Oienitmdo6en; nd, 9err prpfe1s
ior, bas TT niht Der aletne, bas tit
bic sudoise 5rau -- iis iingt!"
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Oiebnsdrfte.

gtneinnati, l. 2fusuit.
3ufubr unb 9srianbt pdbrsnb Der
perfloFsneu Mo9e, psrsIi1en NIT ben
porbersebenben sipei Do&en, tparsn
ipie fOIst:
3ufubr. Rinbp. S6tpeins. Sadfe.
18. Suli ;. 1856 1926 37729
25. suIi 5123 1921 1862
/. Nug. 4755 1896 1896
@erfanbt ipGbrenb bsrisIbsn 3sit:
Rinob. S4psine. S9afe.
18. suli 1909 7106 2964O
%. Suli 1926 6002 1929
i. Qlua. 1900 6632 22S59
Rtnb ieb.-Oie Ha6frage lpar
nur mGBia unb bic preiis Der befsrsn
Sualitdten I'm 25c, Der anberen aber
I'm 25-50c nisbrioer als leh'e Wuds.
Stoders unb Issbers iinb iietis.
Mittelm1bis. uno itfpere Stiere
S7.50-9.00, O6isn $2.75-6.5o,
Ilsiider,Gtiere S5.5o-8.00, Seifer
A.50-7.65, auserIefene big ertra
S7.75-8.OO, aiibe $3.00-5.75, auss
erleIsne $6.00-6.50, Gamers $500
4.25. Cutters $4.25-5.25, Stoa
ders unb ;SeeberS $5.75-7.50. Gtods
6eifsr $5.25-6.25. StOd.aiibe $4.25|
--5.25.
9allen. = 9is 3ufnhr tpar ar6s
Ber unb bic preife itebsn nm 25-50c
uHter bsnen In Der poriasn Wods.
Settle BuIlen S6.25-6.75. go.
lcana $5.50-6.25. biiRne unb lei4te
S4.50-5.50.
MiI6tibe--s ssn ber perfloFes |
nen Wo9e NOR Ser Martt rubig rnb |
eis pIeiis .bIisben ,sHpsranSsrt. j
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03

Qsitator: nurb nun frass i'd Sie,
meine Serren: Sollen mir bieie 3us
itdnoe ldnser ertrasen ober nitf2
Sinh mir frsie Manner, Obsr finb mir
StIapeu2!"
Sttmme BON Der 9aIerie; v@erbsis
rat't!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-03

IN bsr csris;
10 aftien Cincinnati Gas ....... 90
Nitisn Columbus Gas. NAM. 67H
aftien groetcr q 0amble pri lss
10 aiiisn Cincinnati Strsel -. io4z
9u siifHsn g'ariis:
$4,000 2ongpien Err. SS 1874. 101.s6
500 Rew Orleans, Ga. AZ
5000 Cincinnati aoo% BaHer
1874 - ~ ,......... S5K
5000 Qleuelanb ~. 1889 49,. 109Jf
LOCO Columbus AZ. 1881 ...... 1o28
Wahfsbsnbe EabeRe son im bisfisen
Narit ssfinblidsu Hsnos auo Gftien siejt
bic offjitaeu Guotiransen an:
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Sie lImidss i'm hieisen gisarinshoufs
bsiisisu tit heufe auf 81, ,ss2, SOD. Die I'm.
fdbe Der uerftoiIensn @ohe beIisisn it'd
anf t28,S6s, 500. gtiea 2S,o23,760 In Der
isrrsipoaoirenbsn Bo4e Sss poristn Sab.
res.
aofaf. esfnritdttH.
Ter Marft tn 2oialieluritatsn mar beate
rabis nab bic Yrsiie ssbradt. gsriauft
nryben:
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Nsnr WeIoniarrt.
GtneinnslL 1. auauIt lgll.


On Danfen tparen beute nit Moutisear.
bsiten siemli4 fart beiddftist, bod ma,
bic Wa9fyage Had Tarleben ftine groBe
Velb mar feter. s5ur Darlcben ION rallS
ipnsbea pom ben Danfen 4-4Xs6 bered, net
unb Uef@ditspapiere murben 1u s - B96
bisfontirt. Die yfafler pfaBireH Garle ben
.oa caas su4-lX unb auf Belt su 81
6x%.
WsAia emf Ns,p gsri
wurbsn ~ Hori 5wii9en Hani.H psrtauIt.
9is GouHterrAts bstrdgt soc pramie per
$1,000.
g2sAfd ssf 9Hsssa
waseH iebr hdri. - Die folaenoen Cuoti.
snngen limb ~ bsri&fen:
Aeneon. . Taae eiGt, $3.50 per G; 90
Taef Sid, s4.93 per g; paris, 8 fsgt
STD, 500 6rancs per sf9o; 10 Tase Sidt,
61S Granes per s1o8: far Dsuiidlane, 4
xaef Ssdt, Nari 90. bo. 80 Gage Si&t
documentary bins auf aonbon ,purstn
~ sA.Slx. auf Glasspp ~ s4-s4X uHb auf
Uetfpf su S4st uerfaaft.
enasss.csasasssHea.
nhis ans Hstis Die ranisn auotirsa
pis iplei:
giHiaui. Btriaui.
~ Bombs 1915 Coup lilo illK
81 Bombs. 1918. .10lX io2
~ Bombs. 1oee. ....... 81 s7K
~ Yanama .......... SoA 9ep.
- xanGma ..........lV lV
CLEARING 1suis timidts.
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pbtHs.

RhtStr.
@eriauft ipurben $50 gbls. Di.
Filters i5inifbeb Goobs auf bty Bats
BON $1.35 per Ganone.
GroeerisR
aaffes - Maris rubis. grsift
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-24
Christian Church q
Meetings Near End

Tho meetings a, the Christian
church VII, ciose somosrcv night,
There have been eish, added TO The
congregation thus far Tho question
hp. has eeea of sarpsssias iasesest,
Tn. sabies, Tor ,aaish, VIII ss Ia
the Valley of Decision" romorrow
moralns Mr. ssaadsf ~iii d,seuss
''priueiplea Of chafeA aud Christian
iife"
romaffo~ aish, he will rtess tAls
sariea Of me.,,ass With the aaestiea,
Whose soa 10 ue'" In this he
deals with the diviai,y es cAvsst aad
elaims To pressa, absolutely tvsefat.
able evidence OF the divias aatass ef
Jesus All are cordially iavttsd to
these remaiains sesvsess,
Tontsh, Mr, awsadsf I'll, assvss
some aucssioas ieet ever fsOn sst
nish, on aeeoaat os tho iaek al tire.
These follow,
what relation Ass ssiiasea 10 The
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-24

forty TsrpsiehoreAa thieves ~ess
elamorinx for admittAaes. After b.
ing Aduitted. they did not request.
ta, eommanded---aad Ia NO ancor-
lain terms--thst 80 lead the dance,
And NO aid. and led With The Orgy
Eagle, The Grey Eagle wss Q hurry.
up gaiiop. That's vhy vs aid Il:
that's Why they ~an,sd to quit auiek
and that's ~hy they had TO COO.
tinus 10 tho sad. We had . great
lime. sa, the whole ssseh voted 70
call this the orey Eagle dsaes.
Mrs. vrsncis J. hovss and ehlidfsa
o. Bonaasa are the guests OF relatives
hsre.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs, Rufus y. Moore for . party st
Tho Naples" her West MAia street
home. Thursday aftsrnoos. A. this
cards will bs the amussmset
eto
The bridge Club viii BE- entsrtained
Tuesday afternoon BY Mrs. poa
xumwait
HHH
Mrs, y. 1t. George bishop aud chill.
drca. ~ho have been visitinx .frieads
herc for a couple Of weeks. left the
fore part OF tho prsen, week Tor
Tho cedars." the bishop homestead
on Upper Klamath Lake.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-24

white Pelican hotel Friday. whom the
customary afternoon Of bridge vas
enjoyed. The prise was won By ASs.
J. c. Broeksnbrough. and sumptous
refreshments were served BY the hos
tess during the eoass Of the after
noon. Mrs. George H. Aerryman.
Mrs. A. +. whitman. Mrs. Fred j.
Williams and AFs. J. C. Broekea-
brough we're present in addition 70
the members. Mrs. Fred schailoek.
Mrs. Thomas =. Hampton. Ara Earl
whitlock. Mrs. Ebert B. Hall, Mrs..
English. Mrs.. Gus A. Krauss. Mra
Louis @. Van Bsilsn and Mrs. Aary
A. Jackson
Invitations have been issued for an
entertainment 1t the White Pelican
hotel Friday afternoon. to be given
by Mrs. Aubrey X. Campbell. Mrs
Leslie e. Rogers. Mrs.. Carl cofer.
Mrs. MAXWELL n. Long and Aiss Jsn-
ME C. hrris- Cards will be the af-
ternoon's diversion.
900
Mrs. Leslie Rogers and Mrs. Frank
Ward we're guests at the Wednesday
meeting Of the Leisure Hour Club. en-
tertained at the home Of Nm. Isaac 8.
voorhees, and the others present were
Five hundred honors went to Mrs..
Thomas Hampton. Refreshmsnts
were served by the hostess. and Mrs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-24

haropess -ssr wnl tai. VA,
% The cathoiies'
'hos dos. the spsft .o,. /. -.
,ersioaf Or wbat is the we,,
tioly spiti,'" "~
"whSs. docs taith com. ,,,
rhsss question. sii, roam,,,
sause eoar,seas attsa,l.s a.. "
characterized all at Nj as.aa.,, !.
plies
ttaiY has ID, ,oao uam,.
ore. a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-24

Merrill people are making great
prsparatioas for = Hallovs'sn bali, 70
bs given at the Merrill opera house
Friday night. for the bsnstit Of the
Merrill Library Clab. This proaises
70 b we'll attended. many people from
the neighboring towns planning to at
tend. including . delegation from
Klamath FAils. This d 70 be ghost
Dance and none viii be allowed on
the door, up to certain hour. unless
they wear shssts and pillow easss.
The ghost. eject u 70 b carried out
in the decorations. too. and many
wierd Halloween features and effects
are being planned. with the result
that the affair promises to b . royal
entertainment from beginning to end.
The following Merrill women are In
charge Of the arrangsment:
Floor manasers-Ars. 8. 4. Mar
tin. Mrs. Ray Merrill. Mrs. r. L. Dali
ton. Mrs. w. c. Dunning. Mn. Al
coan. Aiss Lois Bsrrows-
Decorating committee-Mrs. r. L.
Dalton. Mrs. Ray Merrill. Mrs. r. H.
Anderson. Mrs. W. C. Dunnins.
Music committse-Ars. C. 8. Blake.
Mrs. Al Coan. Miss Lois Barrows.
Advertising committse-Mrs. c. 8.
Blake. Catherine Prehm.
uv1
Mrs. Thomas Hampton was hostess
to the Friday Pelican Club 1t the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-24

went to Mrs. 0ssbsr. and following
this iuaehson vas served
Mrs. q. X. vaa Rlpsr VAS hostess
to the Saturday afssrnooa Bridge
Club st her homo on Seventh street.
Saturday afternoon. Tho guests spent
the afternoon playing bridge. after
which delicious refreshments we're
served. Present were Ars. Robert e.
watteaburg. Mrs- Albert u. wordsa.
Mru. siias obsncAAin. Mrs.. Fred Mel.
hsss. Ars. Pred Murphy. Mrs. George
J. wsitoa. Mrs. rraak Ward. Mrs.
wili Lee and The hostssA.
11H
After Aasembling at the Baldwin
hotel Thursday afternoon. the ladies'
Of the Methodist Ladies' Aid soeisty
proeesdsA In . body 10 the home Of
their retiring president. Mrs. II. r.
Momyes. 70 welcome her homo after
her GUNNER spest 1t Crater Lake
The afternoon saa spsat In ns~di..
work and durins . lapse in the c,n.
vsrsaiion Ms Y. C. Richards ,oos
the opportunity and presented Mira
Nomysr. on behalf Of the socssty. with
q hand painted plsts. ~ mark Of ap-
preciaiion Of her faithful services
during the four years she was presi.
dent. The ladies served dainty rc-
freshments to the following: Mrs. y.
G. Richards. Mr.. r. X. Hamilton.
Mrs. y. Howis. Mrs- J. N. Guthrie.
Mrs.. r. c. SINNERS. Mss. r. J. Pra.
thsr. Mrs. c. v. Fisher. Nm. n. l..
Mrs. T. skiliinston. Mrs. Cen
try. Mrs. W. }. Robssts. Mrs. W. 4.
Leonard. Mrs.. !. d. whitmors. Mrs.
II. Pslts. Mrs.. W. J. 0tsinmsts. Mfs.
G. l.. LOWS. Mrs. u. Mills. MIx. J. 3.
Elliott and Mrs. n. y. Momycr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-24

SOorneto ana the 0Sh0ru present were
Mrs. A. r. Campbell. Mr.. Thomas
Hampton. Ars. Z. B. Hall. Miss Jea-
ME Harrts. Mn. O. 4. ksause. Mrs..
MAXWELL u. Long. Arx. Henry Nswn-
ham. Ars. o. w. Robsrtson. Ms.
Charles I. Robertson. Ars. Fred SchAl-
lock. Mrs. Bert T. withrov. Mrs.
whitiock. Ars. william Aastsa. Mrs.
Oscar Z. WILEY. Mrs. Pred Mslhass.
Thursday evening. members Of
Grace Methodist Episcopal church
will hold . meeting and banquet q
the church pariors At which time plans
for the coming year and the problems
10 be met with bs taken up BY the
membership and the directors.
Mn. o. w. Robertson will enter
tain the Tuesday Bridge Club Tues
day afternoon
s~vssSssSuS law oSo t1ooOo "
Mrs. Ebert b. Hall for . party 70 b.
given ~ the White Pelican hotel on
Thursday afternoon. Cards will be
the chief amusement feature. and the
affair promises to b. largely attended.
Another big event Of the coming
week is the opening dance OF the Kiat-
ava Clubs season. and this promises
10 b one Of the most succsasful Of
the many enjoyable dancing parties
given by the club. The dance 10 TO b
given st the White Pelican hotel, and
Tindali's orchestra viii furnish the
music.
The tenth birthday anniversary Of
Master Henry Gerber II being cs,s-
brated 1t the homo Of his parents,
Ar. and Mrs. Louis Gerber, on
High street. by = birthday party. ~
Lsnden BY the following children:
Margaret Hargus. Buford Hsrgus,
Harry Boivin. Lloyd Bunnsli. sybii
md Howard Bambsr. Charles ChAs-
lain. Helen Wirts. Elbsrt White, Rus-
'sl White. Helen Hamilton. Dorothy
DelseIi. Ross Graves. vssta Cosss,
Drew Campbell. Dave Campbell, Geo. /
derryman Jr.. Walter Bovine. Moliis
Bsrlthlstof. Francis Bovine Jr. and
Henry Gerber. The Gerber home was /,
'rettiiy decorated for the occasion IN |
tssping with the Halloween ssasos, |
md Halloween games were inter.
psrsed with the other Juvenile pas
lines. Late In the sftsrnoon the chill
lren ceased their play 70 gather
round . table. also decorated tasts-
uiiy In keeping with HaIlowe'ss,
vhsre feast was enjoyed.
The vortnightly Club spsut On ..
oysbIs aftsrnoon st the home Of Mn.
I, c. Brocksobrough Thurslsy sftss. 4
oon. whsn suction bridge was played
here being prsssat Mn. D.w. 0owsa, |,
drs. Louis 0srbsr. Mrs. Charles 3. |,
doore. Mn. =. r. Rsanas, Mn. L. ,. h
vlIlots. Thn avarA for hish hoaers h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-24
tBy Lora Kins)

Very tired and very sleepy. the
Sage Of Saint Cloud had gone to bed
--iikswise TO the Land OF Morpheus.
Loud and persistent banging Of the
door gong somswhess In the middle
Of the night emphasized the fact that
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-24
Austrians Capture
Force of Russians

VIENNA. Oct. 3s.---ii 10 aanouneed
here today that tho Austrians hav-
eapturcd $500 Russians. inriudinx
twenty-five officers aud ff,csa ma.
chine guns
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-24

Here Ia why 40 arc getting The bis
sest part Of the window shade busi.
hess we cut them 10 NJ tho window
FREQ Of charge.
WILLiS-JOHNgTONE co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-24

The vortnightiy Club sDsnt On 60
joysbIs aftsrnoon st the homo Of Mn.
,. c. Brocksnbroush Thurslsy sftse.
BOON. whsn suction bridge was plsysl.
there being present Mn. D.w. 0owsa,
NM Louis Gerber. Mrs. Charles 3.
Aoors. hrh =. r. Rsanss. Nm. L. p.
wilists. The award for higA houses
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-20


\. A. Chance, Lawyer-Law and
collections. Open evenings. 1880 to
$3.50. Both phones. 725; once. 21S
ana 2l9. Widlund bldg.AAdv.
Attending Funeral-Mr. and Mrs.
j. P. Nockles have gone to Crookston
to attend the funeral Of Mr.. Nockles
stepfather, G. p. Whitesel, who died
Monday. The services will be held
Wednesday.
Picture Framing - Artistically and
correctly done. New line of thinner.
man mouldings Just received. Western
Art Supply Shop. 400 DeMers avenue.
ADV.
Wanted-At once. a competent wo-
man or girl to cook and take charge
of house. 855 Belmont avenue. Ap-
ply afternoons.-Adv.
Box Elder and Soft Maple shade
trees at half price. Now is the time
to plant. In order to reduce my sur
plus stock, will sell YOU soc tree for
20c: 81 tree for Soc. etc. Will de-
liver in either city free any order over
$500. Oscar Wick, East Grand
Forks. N. w. 1548. call 2. T.-S., East
369L-Adv.
For County Auditor-I am a candi-
date for reelection. your support will
be appreciated. Hans Anderson-Adv.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-20
UNIVERSITY NEWS


Members of last years baseball
squad at the state university will meet
In the Office of the physical director
at the institution at $3.50 o'clock next
Thursday afternoon to elect a captain
for next spring. The election was
scheduled for last spring. but was
POSTPONED for several reasons.
All men who played In at least two
games last year will be eligible to vote
at the election. Sherman Pinkham.
Richard Thexton. Harris Robinson
and Hjalmer Swenson are eligible to
vote. but they are not in school this
year. There are nine others who will
be qualified to vote, however. The
list follows: Grover Holt. Herbert
James, George McClintock. Vernon
McCutcheon, Raymond Murphy. Fred
Nelson, Lloyd Reilly, Harris Robinson,
Paul Ryan and Frank Vorachek.
The election has been called by Will
liam Holmes, the new manager of the
baseball team. Mr.. Holmes expects
to have a fine schedule for next
spring and will start the season as
early as possible.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-20
HELCESON FLAYS
WAR TAX MEASURE
Continued from Page 1.)
een reduced by about s3s,ooo,ooo SO

been reduced by about s3s,ooo.ooo so
far.
Small Reduction in Revenue.
Nobody denies that the war makes
some extra demands" the congress,
man continued. "but not enough to
make a special tax necessary. The
total receipts of the government for
the last fiscal ear. ending Oct. /.
were less than $s,O00.000 under those
of the preceding year, although tn.
first two months Of the war are in
cluded. Now If two months of tn
European war only reduced the years
revenue $8,OO0.000. there Is certainly
no need Of a $10O.0O0.r90 extra ar
preparation. 1t is simply tho result
Of democratic extravaganc
Have Hurt Farmers.
"The democrats have made the
statement that they have done MOTH
ing in the way Of tariff Legislation
that will injure the farmer. Accord
ing to their own text book. the total
increase in the value of import
amounts to ss0,s17,223, Of which $72.-
561,794, or over nine-tenths Of the
increase, is farm products. II this
isn't injurious to the farmer. what
.is?"
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-20
The City In Brief

For County AUDITOR am a candi-
date for reelection, your support will
be appreciated, Hans Anderson-Adv.
on for Duluth-C. L. Lindstrom Of
this city left for Duluth, last night for
short business trip.
Well Improved F,arms-We have
some well improved farms for sale.
O'Connor Bros, Clifford bldg.-Adv.
Farmers Attention-rhe Palace
livery stable opposite Deaconess hos
pital formerly occupied. by the Mer-
chants Transfer company will be re-
opened to the public. transient and
boarding trade under the manage
ment Of Nelson and Digness. Ole
Evenson. hostler-Adv.
New Shipment of Hats-come
down and see how far your money
will go. Hair Goods, Switches made
from combings. Bon Ton Millinery
and Hair Parlors, 1O3 Cottonwood,
1868 N. W.-Adv.
Child Buried-The funeral Of
Gladys Hoffman. aged months,
daughter Of Mr.; and Mrs. Peter Hoff-
man, 622 South Third street, was held
Monday afternoon at the family resi-
dence. Rev. Father NJ. ]. O'Driscoll
off1ciated.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-20
DOUBLE WEDDING IS STAGED
lock This Morning-Sisters
Are Brides,

Our Lady of Lourdes church was
a scene of a pretty double wedding
this morning when Misses Marie and
Eugene Gregoire, daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Gregoire. who re-
side west of town were given In mar
riage to Walter Hatch Of Bemdiji and
Aloysius Kennedy Of Thompson. Rev.
Father NJ. j. O'Driscoll performed the
ceremonies
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-20
JOHNNY EVERS
GIVEN WELCOME

Troy, N. T., Oct. -21.-TrOy gave
Johnny Evers. captain of the Boston
Braves, the worlds champions. q
rousing: reception last night upon his
return to his home in this city. There
drum corps, with over five. thousand
men In line. Nearly every organiza-
ton in the city, including the cham
Der of commerce and the fire COM
panies, were represented, and many