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The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
PENN CHAMPIONS TO
PLAY HERE SUNDAY
Norristown J. A. E. Will Meet Wig
ilants at Andrews Park-Eleven
to Practice Friday.

The followers of semi-pro football are
sure to witness one of the best attrac-
tions that has yet been staged at An
drews Park when the J. A. C.s from
Norristown, Pa, meet the Vigilant Ath-
letic Club Sunday.
The Norristown eleven are the eastern
champions of the State of Pennsylvania
and are coming here under an agreement
for one of the largest guarantees which
has ever been offered by the local man.
agement The visitors will also bring
along one of the officials, as this is one
of the offers that Manager Joe Oliveri
always presents to a visiting club.
The local eleven will hold its final prac-
tice before the game on Friday evening,
when new forward pass formations will
be tried. The spread formation which the
team is now using is one of the best that
the followers Of semi-pro football have
ever seen and Coach Brown intends to
introduce one or two others in the game
Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
Braves Sidestepping
Promoters Of Schemes
Worlds Baseball Champions Resolve Not to Invest Cent
Of Winnings in Wildcat Deals Of
the "Con" Men.

safe" said James. 80 that's where my
money will go. No frivoling It away for
me-"
Ted Gather, outfelder, will place his
wad in the bank until such time as see
a good. safe investment"
Outfelder whitted will buy some real
estate with his share, and Larry Gil
bert, another Outfielder, will do the same
with his.
To Purchase Auto.
Pitcher Crutcher was the only Brave
who admitted the possibility Of part Of
his money being spent in the purchase OF
moderate priced automobile
The Braves, 1t seems, are not AFFLICTED
Giants, and Athletics.
Pitchers Tyler and Cochreman are
among those who will buy farms. Tyler
wants to get one somewhere up in New
Hampshire near his home. while Cochre-
man will buy a farm around Luling.
Texas, his home town. Catcher Bert
Whaling, who halls from Seattle will be
another farm purchaser. He has picked
out one in the State Of Washington.
Joe Connolly, the outfielder. will put
his money in the bank for the time
being Later on 1 may-buy a farm
around Woonsocket. R. l." he said.
The winnings Of Pitcher Paul Strand,
utility infielder Mitchell, and Pitcher
George Davis will go into the bank.
Herbert Moran, outfielder. admitted that
Il may spend a little first, but the great
bulk goes into the bank"
Pitchers Cottrell and Hess are looking
around for some safe. sure investment"
when I find It that's where my money
will CO." said Hess.
''Them's my sentiments" said Cottrell.
]. Carlisle Smith. the third baseman.
is in a hospital at present, suffering
from a broken leg, but Smith, of thrift
ty nature. undoubtedly will put his mon
ey in bank.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
SNIDEKI WILL MEET
JOE TURNER AGAIN
Polish Champion Grappler to Be Given
Another Chance at Local
Mat Artist.

Tom snideki, the Polish wrestler. who
lost his bout TO Joe Turner Tuesday night
on two toe holds. will meet the local
champion Friday night in the main bout
at the Byjo Theater. The Polish cham
pion claims to have injured himself in
the first fall, which he gained over the
local boy and will be given another
chance to show the local public his real
ability.
In this bout the toe hold will be barred.
AS Snideki is a pupil of the Graeco-
Roman schools, he should defeat the local
grappier at any style, as he outweighs
Turner about fifteen pounds.
Louis Montona will again take on Jean
Nassau. the. big Spaniard. this time In a
finish affair Montona was slated to meet
Rilonis in the preliminary Tuesday, but
as the Greek champion did not appear
Nassau was substituted and failed In his
attempt to throw the italian twice in an
hour. These grapplers are booked to go
to finish, the best two in three falls.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SeIling; three-year-olds and up
ward: mile and a sixteenth. Erin. %; High Class.
6; Robert Kay. l02; Jimmie Gnl, lo5; L. II. Adair
lds. Rob R., lOs; Fellow Man. Ill; Weyanoke. Ill
SECOND RACE-SeIling; tWoyearod colts and
reldinrs; five and half furlongs- Billie Joe, 81;
Power. 100; Cannonade, loS; Ben's Brother. 100 f;
star Niece, lo3; Jen Roberts. los; White CSoan.
l05; Malabar. lOs; sanguaree, m; NetherboW, lo;
Chesterton 100; Chrystie, lis.
THIRD RACE-Selling; three-yearolds and up
usrs. mile and a sixteenth. F1orin. es; J. Nolan.
%; Garnean, 100; GGbrio. los; Joe Diebod. l5;
CnriII,e lo6; Charlie McFerran. l0; Marshon, Ios;
Jack KaTanauzh, los.
FOURTH RACE-Twoyear-olds the Louisville
hspdicap; ave and half hniongA Helsn Rayb0uld
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
TO PLAY AGAINST YALE.

Boston. Mass, Oct. I4-Capt. Brickley
Of Harvard is going to lead his men
against Yale six weeks hence. he de-
clared today from his cot in the Still
man infirmary. where he is recuperating
from an operation for appendicitis.
Tell the fellows I will soon be up
and out again." he told Stan Pennock,
the big All-American guard, who is his
roommate in old Mathews hall.
The operation was performed none toe
SOON" said DR.. Nichols today. "A kick
In the abdomen in a contest would have
resulted fatally"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15

" KRIS Kringie ": Dord@h. 100; Converse 100
Booker Bill 100; Grecian los; Pan Maid lOs /;
Pif. r.. Ill; Aunt Josie. III.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; fourNyear-olds and mp
ward six furiongs. Helen NJ IS: Miss Kuter. l0i I;
Titles Nightmare. l0l; DR.. Kendall, lol; Salon,
lN Sleeplanh, lO6; PrWer, l06; Sure Get los;
Marie C.. los: Rio BRACES lo6; Royal Team. lc9:
Merrick los Princess Galloway. los; Transport 100;
James Dockery H.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; three-year-olds and up
ward; mile and q sixteenth. Prospect l02; Phil
Mohr. lo2; Father Riley. n2: Impression, lc2;
BOnne ChRnce IO4: Yenghee. los: white los; Just
Red, 10; Belle Of Brynmawr, Ill
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
GRDIRoN PLAYER KILLED.

Jersey City. n. J., Oct n-Charles J.
Hayes, right halfback on the Fordham
University prep team, died early today
of injuries received in a football game
in Jersey City on. Monday.
During the game Hayes tackled the
opposing quarterback and during the
scrimmage the youth was kicked In the
stomach. Surgeons attending Hayes
made a desperate effort to save his life
by an operation last night, but failed.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
HAD Low GOLF SCORE.

New Rochelle, n. Y, Oct. 4-Members
Of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Asso-
citation played in a one-day tournament
over the course Of the Wykagyl Country
Club yesterday. and Mrs A G. Calm.
Century. led the field. She turned in a
card OF 81 and won the prize for the
lowest gross score.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
FOR JIMMY ARCHER

Chicago. Oct. IA warrant for the
arrest of Jimmy Archer, the Cub catcher.
was sworn out today by George E Wolf
son, a rug manufacturer. Wolfson told
the warrant clerk that Archer attacked
him at yesterdays game in the city
ries, claiming he was annoying Mrs.
Archer
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
MATCH FOR MARCH IL. ,

Chicago. Oct 1.-THE Jess Willard
Jack johnson fight will be tagged St
Patricks Day. March II, at Juarez Mexi-
CO, said Tom Jones. manager for Willard
today. Johnson's demands have been
met. according to Jones. who said a
New York man win sail for London at
once TO get the big fellows signature.
The authorities at Juarez have sanctioned
the bout Havana, Cuba. also asked
for It
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
WISCONSIN NOT IN REGATTA.

Madison, Wis. Oct. H-wisconsin will
not be represented in the Poughkeepsie
regatta next year. the regents Of the
university today adopting the recommen-
dation Of the faculty that interscholastic
rowing contests be discontinued pending
development of intermural athletic
sports.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
RECRUIT THREATENS TO JUMP.

Terre Haute. Ind, Oct. H-Second
Baseman Tommy Sheehan. of the Terre
Haute Central League club, league lead
er in batting, who was drafted by
Brooklyn, says that unless Brooklyn
raises his salary to the amount offered
by a Federal League club, he will jump
to the Feds
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
KoNETCHY JUMPS TO FEDS.

Pittsburgh, Oct 14-'Big Ed" Konetchy
secured by the Pirates in a trade with
the Cardinals, has signed a three-year
contract with the Federal League, ac-
cording to an announcement made by
the Pittsburgh Federal League manage
ment today.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
PREPS TRIM FRIENDS.

The Georgetown Junior Props yesterday
the Friends Select School eleven
in onE-sided game by % to 6. Friends
excelled on end runs. while the forward
passes Of the preps were the features OF
the game. The lineup is as follows:
EEnRE ErnNNN ERIENnS
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
SUPERBAS AFTER GAME.

The Superbas A. c. would like to ar
range games with teams in or around
the District averages 100 or 10 pounds
CarlisIes. StantOns. and Rufnex pre-
ferred Address challenge to Edward
o. Brien, captain, go street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15
STAKE TO TRoUBADoUR.

Newmarket, Eng; Oct. 1.-THE Caro-
witch stakes for three-year-olds and
upward were won today by Sir E. Cas-
sells Troubadour. Green Falcon was Sec
ond, and Arda third.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15

ScUTe-CieorEetoWn PryTs. 2: FriCTd~. S. Touch
doWns-Hume -. Mil~tsad -. DAVIS. 'IoalS frou
touchdown Weller. Goals miss-d-WCller %, Wag-
ner Referee-Jinmy Welsh. Umpirr-Burk Hos
ard
The Washington herald., 1914-10-15

''Tor' Pendleton, the former Tiger
football star. has arrived at Princeton to
coach the backs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-21
United pr~ss Service

united Prwss Service
BERLIN. Oct. ss--,hy mail to
New Yorkl--Even chess Is having a
part In this great ~ar sack an emil.
neat master OF pawns. rocks and cas-.
ties a. DIR. Edmund Laskcr. tho cham.
p!on of the world. compares the cam
paign now being fought on French
territory with the anelen, and honor.
able chess.
For example. he draws at analogy
between the radical change In ehv.a
tactics Instituted by Morphy and ear
ried on by ss.ini,z aud the pr-s~at
grand tactics OF war.
Today the advantage in both mill.
sary and chess tactics is gained By
slow preparation and systematic cso-
eution. Final victory is achieved by
the gradual building up OF small ad-
yan,sgss. robbinx tho cacmy OF the
ability To move and then forcing them
into defeat
Lasksr has made stady of the
campaign In France. and this Ia VIA,
he says. In part:
AT present. when on iias extend.
ms over 200 kiiomet-rs. French and
Germans are opposing each other
well covered In trsaehcs, a weakening
effect on either position remains very
slight. The operations which bring
about n dcelsion--rapldity OF attack
on gap In the eentsr--ar- impraetie.
able In such = poal,los a. the pss=sa,,
For the cavalry there IL nothing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-21
SOME MINOR WAR NEWS FROM EUROPE

Tor th. iafaatry very little To do. the
artillery aioae has tho word hay IN
and day out. the artillery ,hrows i,s
shots ON the artillery Of the enemy
rho etYee; 10 slow. because tho troops
arc we'll protected. aisaas, laviaiblr.
aud standing nowhere In uiaas1i TOT
nation A tura of ,h. nnnks Ia an
operation OF great dislealsy. az. With
the length Of the front. there 10 hard
~ room for tho d-vrlopm-h, Of a
rsakins body
In short. IN tho pr~sva, position OF
Affairs. generals problem Is quite
analogous To tho task Of chess cham.
pion who has TO take his oppoaont's
strong poss,toa. And probably IL viii
DO the same mca,ai aasitiaties that
will svgve TO provide tho solution,
The position IL sSry favorable
ono for the 0srmans, b.eaas, its
strategy. which may he dtstiacsy
sr"a. requires great deal OF time.
The hrtt objective point OF our attuy
il verdun This viii fall. unless the
crown princes and Ha,arian's plans
miscavry.
In the former esrnt, tho Fseneh
will have To fall back ON. the the Of
Toui-Chaicns. but Toui. vn,norahl. a.
u Il on three sides. wtii br destroyed
s:pinAi and Nancy wili then bseomc
untenabir This development appears
unavoidable So tong uuiy "a the
Ftraeh 10 10, success. tn forcing basa
our main army
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-21
sssvct impsosvssrsa Nottsc
Ncs,sr NJ fti,sx ot tho t'soe-s<i A..
usssn,pml 1ls,ar
HAY 4 MENHSMAS.
Attaraeys fos rtatnt.s.
st,sssa,ts.ts.ss.sh


The common eoaesii of the eity vi
klamath Falls. oseeoa. having asxsF,
saiacd and dstes mined shs proper,
iionatr shaEe for which each lot, par,
OF Tot, block and arrcax. pfop-tsy
shall br liable fos the improvement
OF Third stree, ffom Main street "a
California avenue. and having ON the
18th aay of November. tstt. ni-d in
TIM once Of the reilep juas. Of said
city a statement thereof. uhieh said
sss,em-a, 10 kaawa aud designated
as tho PROPOSED AaagAsMgNT
ROLL" for said Improvement.
NOTICE N HEREBY GIVEN. that
said Coinmon council did By sesoiu.
ton M Monday. tho :,h day af IN.
eembcr. 1914. said date bcias . date
upon which regular meeting os said
eoaneii VIII bc held. ss tho time Tor
hearing and dc'srmiaiuG all objcc.
lions to such assessment and having
heard and detorminsd such objee.
lions. " any there be-. said Common
couneiI will on said date proceed to
assess the propostionate share ana
par' OF the coat of such Improvement
In accordance with tho bensn, accrued
upon each lot. part os lot. block or
acreage property, Each aud cyssy
owner of property liable for the cost
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-21

lots Q ana !. Ia sal4 BLOC, 4, -,
aioaS tho iins br,~ssa ,os. |. ..s ,
sad = and : In bioyE ; st The a,,,..,
sa~H of iIak1Ilss. auw st, st x,.-
ash faiis. osrsag. 10 ,ho .a,x,.,,,,..
os hish s,se~t shsars ID A s..,.,,.
afss''"n ss"n. the rra,ss ass :,
u'sh ssFcst I" tho iA,ssssxt.ss :,
vihh sss~es shrare EoftAssi, 49,.
sh" center Hoe of FtttA s,gss, Ia n.
Ihtrssp.tias nt Mltrhsi slssx. 49,.
snsth-rasurb ainag the ssassr la. :,
Mlsshei street Ia the Is,ssssss,o. =,
NJ. whiia.y sssust. thsass ,s..,,,
aionG the e~st-s iInc Of ut w,r.-,
street sa tho rpates lIne q cal..o,sh
asrans. shsnre s1aihppstsri, ..s.
Tbs ssAi-s itap Of California st,,., !,
The snsrfnrstlp, Of Teddy s,,.s
shsns, sleas lhs scagrs i,.s o, re&S,
ssfops 10 she Intersection u e.s.,.s
street. IhrAsn saathcas,ssly ataas N.
s3nses i'ns ef sesuaa s,srss TO ,ss n.
'sfsuesi"h ot hrkIatry street, ,s.u,,
south To srn,rf llRs ~ rts., af,st
sh.ass southeastern sisss ssa,ss ,..x
OF rIsst sssru, to ,ha lh,srsss,oa q,
Hish stf~-s shra,o Aa1asss..ss,
al"na shs sraiSr llns IT iilsA s.ssss "a
. is"ihs apfesaiie sEs lIss tstxssa ia.
g and And lass and }. ia siesl Z
al The efiTiuai tuHn Of ila1vills. toe
sH, ~ kiasaats rsils o'eses ,Asss.
snashsss,ariy along The line ss,ysn
lots and ! and aad In .aia s,us
q. aaa soa,1aaIhs a,saE the ,sms iiss
Ia Msss stse~t. aud ,hsvss sorsA~ss.
-Fit Ia piaso o, bexlHniaE
wIsnrss my hand sAa tho .ssl q
said sisy this ale, daY y, So,sss-s
pt A I. LEAvtrr.
Police ladso nf said CITY
tist ts..h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-21

The tenth anniversary OF the wed
ding OF Mr.. and Mrs sgd b. Evans
WAS observed IN q highly pleasing
manner at the Evans home on Ninth
street Friday night. when Mrs. Evans
gave an elaborate dinner in honor OF
the occasion. the guests being Dr. and
Mrs. MAXWELL N. Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Beilman. Mr.. and Mrs @. A. Bell
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Wilson. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis. This
being the tin wedding" the bride
and groom were showered with kitch-
enware by the guests. Following the
sumptuous dinner. the evening was
spent In Playing cards.
90
Mrs Dorothy Luce has returned
from q fortnight's visit in San Fran.
cisco, the guest OF her mother and
daughter.
Members OF the Leisure Hour Club
and invited guests spent an enjoyable
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Fred
Schaiiock Wednesday afternoon. Five
hundred. the club game. was played.
and the prize went to Mrs Bert E.
withrow. During the afternoon a
dainty luncheon was served. Mrs.
Frank Marquette Of Auburn. Neb..
Mrs. Phillip J. Sinnott and Mrs. Al
bert n. Worden were guests at the
meeting, In addition to the club men,
bers. who are Mrs. Thomas =. Hamp-
ton. Mrs. Aubrey r. Campbell. Mrs
Ebert b. Hall. Mrs. Louis @. Van
Bellen. Mrs NJ. s. West, Mrs. G. A.
Krause. Miss Jennie Harris. Mrs.
Maxwell n. Long. Mrs. Charles I.
Robertson. Mrs. Henry Newman.
Mrs. o. w. Robertson. Mrs. Fred
Schallock. Mrs. Bert z. withrow. Mrs.
Earl Whitlock. Mrs. Oscar e. Wiley,
Mrs. Fred Melhase. Mrs. william A.
Masteu.
In honor OF the first anniversary of
the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
eellman. a number Of friends quietly
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-21

Monday We viii reeriv. another In
voice OF the most popular mid. winter
shapes. In fncat quality Of Lyons Vol.
vet and Plush. values 81 To -. on
sale mort week ni t2.ss.
GERTRUDE 4 co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-21

Mrs. whosua did not have a willow
clothes basket just because nhe didn',
know where to buy II. 30 " you should
happen 10 see her within the mex, few
days, toll her Eh" can get all sizes nt
w Wlllis-Johnst0no's
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-21

gathered at their home Thursday eve
aing 10 help them celebrate the occa-
sion. The affair was planned by their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Beilman.
AZ whose home the merry-makers tirst
met. There IL vas learned that the
younger Bellmans had gone to the
movies. so the assemblage decided to
go to their home and await their re-
turn. Entrance was effected through
an open window. The door ~as then
opened. and by the time all had en-
tered. found seats and extinguished
tho lights. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bell
man were seen approaching. Mrs.
Bellman was the frst to enter. and
while she was ai FIRST slightly fright
ened by the dim outline OF someone's
head. this feeling was soon overcome
by one OF Joy. when she switched on
the lights. and the couple saw house
full of friends assembled to wish them
many happy returns OF the day. Mrs.
Bellmau was then busted for a while
IN opening the gsfts Of cotton goods.
which were In keeping with the anni-
versary. The remainder OF the even
ing was delightfully."- spent In play
ing cards and merry-making. and at
the conclusion OF play. refreshments
were served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Beiiman. Mr.. and
Mrs Percy Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis.
DR.. and Mrs Maxwell u. Long. Mrs.
Burge Mason. Mr.. and Mrs. sgd Ey-
ans. Mrs. Florence Marquette and
Miss Jennie Harris.
Mrs. Ebert 3. Hall entertained the
Friday Pelican Club In the sun par
Tor at the White Pelican hotel Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Mary Jackson win
ming the prize for bridge honors. Re
freshments were served to the guests,
who were Mrs. l.. r. Willis, and the
club members. Mrs. Earl whifiock.
Mrs. John Mclean. Mrs. O. W. Rob-
ertson. Mrs. q. A. Kraus. Mrs. r. d.
English. Mrs. Fred Schaliock. Mrs.
Mary A. Jackson. Mrs. Thomas Hamp-
ton. Mrs. Louis G. Van Bellen. Mrs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-21
|I;'sPI.jlN%
|~'3aty3E

Acquitted. powerful photo,
drama. wiii come tu th. Ohprcnz Sun.
day and Monday. Tho action Of this
feature c.ntcss around tho prosceu.
'lon OF an innocent party merely Oh
oireumstantlai evidence. Mics nstt,
Manson. the famous ,raEedisnn., is
featured In tbis Offering Two reel.
of comedy will complete an unusually
strong sir.reei program.
Tho second episode ~ The Trey o.
Hearts" the creates, sariai ever CT
hibited In this city. was shown at the
Orphcus iaat nigh, 10 capacity
house. Never Is there duii mo-
ment In this wonderful picture. and
the audience la kept In state OF sup.
prcsssd excitement from beginning To
end This program will be- repeated
this evening.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-21

amsnasa somp.aiat niei asaia.s you
IN sh. above satIsiea aetioa on az be,
fofs Moaday. tho 9Th dsy OF Jsaaafy.
ista. that boiax the last day ot the
simr prescribed Ia the order for pub,
licatlon oi this saamoas. aad. II yea
tall so to anaw.s. Tor ~ans thereof The
piaia,ia ~lti apply to the court TOT
tho relief demanded Ia said amended
eomp,aiat. 10 sit tor . !adamcat
against yua In the sura of tso,sa. aud
for tie coats aud disbursements here
In. all az In said ameaded somptaist
mufo tsiIy set eut.
Thts summons Ia ssrsed by pasii.a.
lion thrfpo. In The Gsvalas Hssaia. =
aa1is as~spap~f Ut general eiseaia.
ton. published in Klamath coaaty.
or~xou. BY order Of The honorable y
", tiovrn, tassier OF the i'cass Tor
the nis,sie, of iAakvli.e. said soaa,y.
and state. made. da,sd and nisa u.
ssla ae,ioa 90 tss ais, aAy OF Sosea,,
b~f. 1914. which said order requires
shas summaha In said action be pub.
isshsd oass sUpk sos ais roas.ss-
tive ~cvks Tn. date Of the nsss pub.
lieatioa pt this sumh,.ns is Sasssnr
boz 81. isit
HAY 4 MeHRfMAS.
Atierseys fos ftsint.s.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-21
summons Tor Publication,


~ inc justice Court for tho District ol
Linkvvillc. County Of klamath
State OF Oregon.
Big Basin Lumber Company, n cor.
porntion. Plaintiff,
WIN. n. ana v. y. Fish, co-psrtncrs
and WIN. y. ana y. y. Fish. Dc.
PENDANTS.
TO WIN. y, and y. y. Fish. co-partnors.
and VIM. q. ana y. n Fisb D..
fendants:
In tho Name Of tho State Of Oregon,
fou. and each OF you, are hereby
required 10 appear aud answer ths
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-21

FOR RENT--My homo Of large
rooms, with every convenience:
newiy papsred and vanished; hot
water coil In heater. J. 9. Peck. 7%I
Wslnut. 2l-sts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-21

Summers. Mrs y. NJ White. Mrs
Arthur II. Wilson. Mrs. J. s. s,gbbio-
field. Mrs. II. p. Phillips. Mrs. W. +.
raught and Mrs. George A. Haydoa.
The ffth birthday of Master Hu.
doiph Jacobs was celebrated Tharsday
afternoon by a party at the home OF
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.. Jacobs.
which ~as attended by zcpha and
Jean Rogers. Dorothy and Don Dun
ham. Hope Gordon. Elizabeth. How
ard and II. c. Graham. Ruth cofcr.
Beatrice Gale. Mildred HutchinsoH.
Walker Dcaring. Thcima Ward. Con
stance Fisher and Lucille Heniinc.
Guessing games and romping games
played on the lawn were enjoyed 10
the utmost by the youngsters. A
splendid birthday dinner was served
to the little guests during tho courac
OF the afternoon. the table and din.
Ink room being decorated In d man.
ner appropriate to Thanksgiving time.
The nrst session Of the art depart.
ment OF the woman's Library Club
was held Friday afternoon nt the
Library Club. with twenty-five or thir-
~ Interested ladies In attendance. and
II the first meeting In TO be accepted
an criterion. this department will
soon prove one OF the most interesting X
In the clubs work. All OF the ladies'
In attendance were greatly eiated with
the work Az started. and are anxious
for the time OF the next meeting 10
arrive. Instructions In tatting. cro-
cheting and embroidery were given
under the direction OF Mrs. Robert u.
In charge Of tho depart
meht. and much headway was made
by beginners. while some partly
yersed In these arts gained some
knowledge that will be beneficial TO
them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-21

On the road. and due Saturday,
shipment Of Winter Flowers for hat
and corsage trimmings.
GERTRUDE 4 co.