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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
Mack'S Pitching Staff
Is Stronger Than Ever.

His record is Just Is. The team total
Of the Athletics is 2l3. That o. inc
Braves is 1876.
ParadoxicaIly enough. a pitchers
hattie is often won or lost by ire
cathcer. A passed ball, VIDE lnio"
or a missed foul time and again proves
the turning point iu such game.
Schang will catch for the AtMeucs'
Hank Gowdy will catch for the Braves
George Stallings, IN discussing ms
team the other day, said: "Schang was
once with me in the International
League. and so ! have had chahce
TO compare him to Gowdy. Schang
is fine catcher, but ] honestly, De
lieve that he is not the equal o.
GOwdy.'
Stallings may have reason tor ms
choice. but certainly few critics OF
baseball will side with him. GoWd%
is a catcher of great promise D"'
SChang is finished artist
Gowdy is d tremendously free hitter
although he does not boast "A great
average, and is likely at any time 10
turn the tide in "a game with q lohR
smash, but exactly the same thiug may
be said Of Schaug.
Given Gowdy on q bad day. there Is
no worse catcher I'M either league. III
enc game aRai"s' 'h' N,o.'1' ,. .., ,..'.,od
LII and made three wild throws to
mead off base runners.
Friends of Tie long. ians catcher
saw that his bad days come only when
tpey don't count and that the ugh'ei
The game the better he catches. GoWHy
NAV prove Jhc same sort oil suIpi.sv
hat ire Thomas did against the { uDs
in 1910, but Oh the h@s'a o. -'i'"
Schang is the rc;tcr !no'. ......-..,. 1.,,
IL is said .ttal U.5' ~; u''.,'' ,yorid,s
never played q large Iti, ID -, Eo- 49,
series, but tins year . T.'''" .r.. brfore.
see better p.'cH'iE ,',',t .t daring on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04

Connie Nac, CAN play several pitch
NJ combinations. lie has never gone
INTO q worlds series with SO much
strength lU the box Last season he
vas compelled 20 use two and three
pitchers game after game, but this
year, except for q brief period in the
pring, the tvirlcrs have been running
along regularly.
OF course. Bender and Plank will be
ne chief reliance Of Mack, and n they
an his plans viii be upset, but he GER
AMY VII. be- al no loss for reinforce
nents.
Shawsey Us likely to be the third
pitcher, ON the record Of an excellent
-ampaign, during which he has won
sixteen games and lost only eight. the
act that the Braves are supposed TO
oe Weak against a sp'tbaI pitcher ls
eno,7er reason which makes his Sc!ec-
non probable.
suppose Boston hammers any one OF
.aese men, or. in fact, all three oil
hem viii Mack be AT a dead loss Tor
pitchers Not "a bit OF il. Leslie BUSH
Fho performer so brilliantly against
ne Glants last season is one OF those
"ho might mn the breach.
Bush has the nerve as he showed
.as' season. Ills work during the pres
rnt campaign has not been up 10 his
usual mark lie has captured iiteeh
sanes and be has been defeated twelve
-mcs
Htssler. % young .ols-hander, has
.Aen part ln only thirteen games, Of
'hlch he has won nine, bat 80 aensa-
.OTtI hes B. fln Ia
2" weeks that hc has 81 good chance
~ 8el INTO the series. Certainly he rs
10 mean substitute 10 have about IN
.4.e Of emergencies.
tdtn there is Penuock. another left
-ahoor who has won zen games and
osl only three. WyckoT probably
You'd be .hc last hope, and although
~ has dropped seven games out OF
'ealeen be- has gwen good account
himself uron occasion.
certainly If the series develops into
smuggling match the Athletics are
lug" better equipped with reserve
atrial Light hitting pitchers battles
'e therefore the hop of the Boston
1n But .n "a pitcher battle victory
,.Aeiy 70 depend upon base running,
ivy Certainly the Athletics have com
;amc.
Athletics Fast on Bases.
Boston has not a single player who
AZ, stolen more than thirty bases,
~ Eddie Collins, of the Athletics,
me Ne and uuaidcd has piled up a
N 'Jia Of 81 Eddie Murphy has thirty
ms credit. At this point Herbie
5, an with 3, and Meanwhile, with
no f",ep h 90 spoil the continuity OF
A,bi',er that the superiority of the
nc ' s.l9 Is oyerwhelm.ag. Struuk hsy-
or S,olen "a; Mclnnes, q; Barry, IS;
erorSu = ~ and Baker, l6. All these
ne N ahead Of the third man on
aoy. pposton list, who, surprisingly
AA' IS Hank Gowdy. the catcher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
HON. the Braves
Climbed to Top

Boston ,tati>th,In has compiled
sonir interrsiih2 figure, showing the
record of the Braves week by week
since a., season opened. The table fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
Pittsburgh Rebels Win
Last Game with Buffalo

uur.,,. OCT. e-rh~ pittsburgh reds
. .,.k On, lasf came & The series
', 4s.-e.l. a tNc.,e-.nuing contest 5y
qb. core ~ Innings follow.
,,......,-.-. .r.l.l1o 900 o % 70 ~ 2
i,ufr,i, 70 100 100 % 0-l I
nsttsri-.-Camuitz and Berry Ford and
Ib.iI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
Many RepeaterS
in Pennant Races

The major league baseball season has
only few days more to run. while the
prunant races in the NariOu, minor
leagues throughout the country hay"
nearly all ended. The only exceptions
are the Federal and Pacific Coast
leagues. indianapolis j. closely press
ing the Chicago team for the Federal
peuuJnt. The winners IN the various
league. wear ago and this year are ~
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
WHAT IS HAPPENING. :.
 !. HERE THIS WEEK

THE EMPRESS enters on the flrst week Of it's new management, with a change in it's policy. in that it vii. give up the serial form or mosicat comedy offering and will also cut from two to one show might. Here after there will be but one opera pro- duced each week and the. whole play will be given each night. The cur
 tain will rise at S:l5, and previous to that time the best type of moving pictures will be shown and there VIII also be pictures shown between the acts The Boston Ideal company VIII remain at the house and their. work is so very, much better than anything
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
Drama And The Picture Plays

THE LAMARA announces it's big gest week. Today the bill includes the wonderful Edison feature. '.Si- lent Death" and in addition will have the Lubin Heart of Mystery" and the Vitagraph comedy, The Trail of Snake Bend" which is quite enough to keep anybody interested
 However, the great big feature of the week will be Anthony and Cleo patra" on Tuesday and Wednesday. This is the biggest feature that the kleine people have ever turned out and it will be a revelation of the possibilities in picture making. It goes without saying that the Lamarl will house the biggest crowds in its history on these two days.
 THE REGALE THEATRE is to- day presenting bill that will appeal to every patron of this cozy and comfortable moving picture house at 210-212 East Washington street. The feature of the program is d series of slides presenting a pictured recital of the Sun Fete parade on Thursday
 
 parade on Friday As the slides will be an added feature to the regular program, they will be shown on Monday as well as today Manager Cruckson in this connection also an nounces that excellent moving pie ture films were taken of the paradcs by the local representative of the Universal film service and that these films will be received here in a few days and will be shown at the Re- gale
 The regular program today will consist Of five reels of high class dramas and comedies including an unusual Spanish production by the Powers company His Wife's Child" featuring Florence Lawrence. heads the bill. This is a tWo-reel Victor and the story is said to be unusually interesting. She Becomes a De- . tective' is Frontier comedy, the breezy Western sort with a laugh to , every foot of the film. The Taran- tula Girl" is Che Spanish reel that ! will appeal to English speaking peo- ! pie as well as to the Spanish. The Animated Weekly presents d series of pictures of recent happenings feat ! uredi in the news columns of the papers of the world. Altogether this promises to be one of the best bills i the Regale has been enabled to offer l in some time.
 1 THE PLAZA management promis- es an unusually good bill today and an even better one tomorrow. The ; Way of Mother" Is q two-reel Mu- tual feature presenting in excellent pictures a story compellngly inter esting. The Angel or Mercy" is q single Gaumont, bringing out q story that is q fitting companion piece for the feature "Billy's New Watch" is .l Majestic comedy that will provoke ! ripDles of laughter and send patrons . of the Plaza away happy. TomOr- rows bill will be headed with Wild Beasts at Large thrilling three reel picture showing just what hap Eened when the circus train was wrecked and the wild animals were released from their cages. The man. agement of the Plaza has been trying for several weeks to secure this film.
 It will be shown but the one day.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
"l. A. s. of, the South Side"
 (By Mrs. K. S.fTownsend)

The birth and. development of the L. A. s. Of the South Side, July, 1911. brought new era to the south side by the building of thes new bridge across the Salt River, one mile south of Phoe- nix. This is said to- be the longest cement bridge in America and meant the settling of vast number of acres of fine arable land. Houses seemed to spring up might and homes were erected in all directions. People com ing in were mostly strangers to each other and had many hardships with which to contend, while clearing the
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19
CLUB NOTES
(Continued from Page Two.)

cantata. "A Rhine Legend" by A. J. Caldicott, will be sung by the club chorus; Mrs. J. F. Walker. director, and Mrs w F. Deity. accompanist.
 Since the announcement of the bazaar committee in The Republican last week. q new feature has been add ed for the annual club event. A fortune telling booth has been arranged and will be in charge of Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey and Mrs. NJ H. Williams.
 r. s
 The Harmony club has arranged 9 splendid program for ''Gentlemen's Evening which will be observed on Wednesday at the Woman's club.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19

By the sudden death at Palm Beach of B. F. Keith, the father of and the king of vaudeville in this country, there has stepped into the theatrical limelight his son Paul, who will e,- deayor to take the place 1f lis father in the field in which tle 'astel found fame and torture.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-19

The Recriprocity day given by the LA. s. of the South side; recently was, instrumental in arousing the interest of the town clubs in. the activities of the country clubs. No organization has been of greater assistance to it's com munitv than this society, which meets -fortnightly at the Neighborhood house. Its history, aims and accomplishments are told in The Republican this morn ing by the president, Mrs. K. S. Town send:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

LONDON. Sept. is,~-tpy Mail 10
New York. The terrible destruction
wrought by the sr~a, siege guns OF
the German army has been Que of tho
astounding features of III. great war
nov raging aero~s the English ehsa'
n.l II sas al t.icxc that thess terri
bio weapons Got their nrst real ass
aud there they proved their effective.
a~ss IN reducing tortrr~s~s te sub.
mission
Ordinary army gunGars Who
have seea yeaFs ot service hAndiins
ordinary sicg~ guns aud caanons of
all kind. cannot handle tho new pro-
duct ot the krupp fasiary. Special
men, trained in from the krapp fAe-
terry, experts who have b~ca specially
trained IN the use of tho sr~al sicgc
xans. 80 aith every oao Of thc great
siege guns sent to the froas.
Albert J. irroy. an EnGilshuAs.
wh, vas present when tho bombard.
ment of Li~sc started. has returned
TO London. and tells some very inter.
~st,nx facts concerning tho fall Of the
forts ot that city.
lie saw aae she'll fall In tho towa.
u blew large house to pieces. Three
forts Esys In within a wcck after the
irst shots vere hrcd. Three forts
stiii held out. and the Germans were
forced to bring their great sicsr guns
through the town.
To do this they built q special rail.
road to run the guns over. Tho Eaus
were moved On DANCED wheels about
scvea feet high.
As y sailor have bcea al arouad
tho wosld." said Larry. ''aad never
have seen such large guns q. they
were. To aIlsnes the iorta wRh th~s~
guns took oaiy two hours. FOR one
Of the forts only four she,s we're re-
quirsd.
y saw some Of tho wounded tAkss
from these forts. Their roadiiioa vas
horrible. They we're biacksaed BY
explosions and 80 burned Aaa injured
thai they its4 tho ss.ss wight.
Ono thing that I especially Wish
To state. aud that ID that ! sav the
Germans IRE on the Red cross. .
saw Red Cross wounded aud dead.
The Germans took their wounded
from the Belgian Red Crosa on the
plea that they we're not bclng we'll
treated. This despite the fact that
the chief medical ofsiesr had tsksa
wounded Germans 10 his homo 10 In
sure their being we'll taken care OF.
The last forts were siisucsd about
fourteen days after the bombsrdmsnt
first started.
u was arrested as an Eng,ish spy
and imprisoned for SIX days In room
n the railway station. By the soi-
diers was treated very badly. They
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

tAas tAis eusseioa = pat bsfoss then
as soon ~ possible. In order 70 leave
plenty Of time for work % the diteA
abandounsst before tins u turn ths
water on again in the spring. Onoe
the ditch b In the hands Of the ely.
oeAsr nasans Of sspplyins vasar -
thA -AolAosss can be reached. % -
council and city attorney eaa sAops
other tactics In their Asht 70 esoss
The ditch.
That the Ankcny ditch b. IN IDEAL
disease breeding insutution has long
been known ~ all: that Il should b
closed and nlled ID another obvious
and long known fact.
That Il ID up TO the citizens Of
Klamath Fails to sse that this matter
i taken up - sooa ~ possibIs. and
that IL y their duty 70 ses that big
vote In favor Of the ciosing h regis
tered at the special eisetion-thsss
are the points TO Be- borne In mind
now.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29
Germans Guns a Big Surprise
Enormiy Of Krupp Siege Pieces Is Not Reaial
Gun Crew. Are Especially Trained to Handle This MonsS
Engine Of Destruction and Very Few Shots Are
Required to Silence the Stronghold of Enemy
~ ND I. kxeN
United prcss stan Cosresp0adeau

Kicked me II 1 dared 90 move AFTER
shey ,o,d mo TO We down on she sssas
aud sissp.
they hit me With the satss ot their
guns several times Al bad Ia 80
Was hreaa and .aap, rtssisy sas
released and wsa, To LtsGs. oss as
v A,ch ! esearsd hy s~~as,as under =
false nams q pass 20 10 10 Mssssrtehs
aud buy some foed, TIE jeasssy Ia
Holland toek ne siS hears - feos.
Managers os The nslssss powder
factories ssfsssd 10 wosk tAsis paAess
Tor the d~smsas. ~vss in The esee os
bstns ,hreatea~d wttA dsatA. tsssuy
declared. He saiS the sssmhsrs ut
the asm that hstls The asspaasn al
Aaswssp also wcvc tAsssss1vA vtth
death II they ala no Eive up he
p,aas Of that city, rAey efas~d TO
DO -. hs said.
no,h they and the powder asaa.
farsaress we're spared. howsvsE. ths
d~rmsas not esrryias out shsss
threats
Belgian unemployed wore easssA
double ordinary wasss 90 wost II
the powder factories and hatld
trenches. he said. rhsy vsr~ rot
tempted BY the Offers. howev~s. fetss.
inx to do the 0-smass' tiddiss.
Tho Germans had . great ss@Asr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29
DARktN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
USE 0RANDMAs sAG4 TEA AND
SULPHUR REcirE AND NO
BODY WILL KNOW

The use Of sage and Sulphur To-
restoring fs1sd. gray hAis y - AAs-
usal color dates bssk % gsaaAnseh-
sr's time. She uss1 it - ksso ~
hair beautifully aask. glessy aaA
abuaAast- whs.svss ~ hair tan esi
or took o. that dsll. faAsl q sessak-
- sppsassaes. this slnDls ntxtsss
was applied with weslssfsl s9sse
But brewing at hene = nsssv asA
out Of date. Nowadays. by askiag q
any drug store for . 50 esat bettjs q
"Wysth's Sage ana enipAur HAIR
Remedy" you win ~ thh faaess
old recipe. which eas - Aspsale1
upon 70 restore astssai eeles aaA
beauty 70 the hair. ~ = splsaAi1 fes
daadruG. dry. fsvsrisA. itchy ssalp
and falling hair.
4 we'll known downtown dsusgise
says II dsSksss the hair % aasssally
and svsaiy that nobedy 80 ten Il has
been applied. You slmpiy aanpsa Q
sponge or soft brush viii it. ~
draw this through yeus hsir. tskiag
one strand at time. ~ 0egnlng the
gray hair disappeasp, soa aftss ~
other application or twe. II bsssoss
bsautifuiIy dark. siessy. selt ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29
rzzE snsr -CzslsAx . ur-

L SAe 1y osssSs WosSo o
i dsss through IL rssa1sase a.
!trict, b ths most uniavitinG. noosy.
(shny. frog iafssssd vaAsewsy H.
laginable. In adaitioa. e =, psrAaSs,
the worst kind Of menace u The eity's
health. for the sva0pa anA dank
places lining IL satirs eeasss are
tdeAl bses1iAg places for nnsasitess
and cthsr disease carryiss psses. The
|spidsmie Of typhoid fever which
swept the city about three ysars ago
was largely blamed 70 this ons source.
Shortly After that sp,lsaic. the
|.elsan-ap" ac4ivtfy Yss A.esxHs =
The fFont by the wonsa's Civic
League. ~ result, IL hsaltA a
the city he's hssa greatly inDssvsl.
and unsightly spots have bssn either
bssutinsl Or sstirsay obiitssaasd.
Bat anoag thsss. Do not count the
Ankeny canal. Al various times dur
ing the sumner Just ended. The sssp-
ago from this ditch flowed down the
side streees 70 Main. reaassing them
almost impaasabls. At All timss. the
ehirp Of The frogs was heard. and the
ditch. vhieA had bscoms the anai
resting place for old cans. gArhaes
and perhaps dad animais, vas not n
|any way rendered jsss . public men.
ace. And 20 II viii b again uext
|spriag and summer. II action h not
taken nos.
The Anksay canal vas taken over
by the govsrnnsnt 1t ths bsginaiay
os the rscIanation service work hsrs.
There are about forty psopls who
have water rights under this ditch,
and the Govssnnsat b obligsd 70 fur
nish. tbsn' ths water upoa demand.
The srsstsr member ofSthsss water
right holders are willing not oaly 70
selinauish thsir rights. bit ~ Al1 the
ditch In front Of thsis prooesty. ana
some are ready 70 subscribe fuuls
toward this.
out toeSo are Some o0t0ef1 0f Va
ter rights WHO win not rslinqsish
without bstns paid ,moasy. Thsl
prices named are h snlosG eases -
hcse19aat. TAs eovssnzssat = oaliosl
70 fsrnish tbsss psspje a~atss. an
the city Il opposed 70 discsenisatioa
In favor OF these few h6laouts in the
acquiring OF the vatsr rights.
Nearly every effort imaginable has
been made 70 induce thsss .psopls TO
rslinquish thslr vstse sisAts. 4but 70
no avail. Their civic pride wAs sp-
l'saisd TO. they we're citsd = the peo-
pie blocking the improvement Of ths |
city. anA On oss oeealioa city en-
pioyes threw . up . daw IN ths canal |
--bst they dag II ost aoa1a later.
The latest selntioa - - AseiAeA |
upon = nov II ths als. This = 70 |
bave the sovsSnmeat tern .ovss 70 the
city Of klamath yails ~ Aaksny |
canal. the city 70 assumHtAs govern
nsnt's obiigattoas - thUvAlee usees. |
This the eovesnnsat hso -1gsee1 % |
y. providiag ths peopis efsths city
egnify thsir approval ~ tAelS vetss.
Ths matter shouI1 soes reash ~ |
'eunsli. as1 ths psepas shssIl -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29
Tsy "Hly's Csean assae, :.

VI ny NS@28 488x1SI
Oct . small bottle say uay. Jsse -
uy n--Appiy . little 10 The Nesssjb
.nd iss,saib voss esosGsa soss ss1
ssor.sd-.p air psssasss of the hssa
sisi open. you ~iii breathe freely:
dal'hess aud hssassh. asas p,ssar. ~
nore'ms. ,h' ss,srsL. s.ia IN. hesa ar
catarrhal soss throat vi,, AssaDpss.
s.n'i ,n.h 'rssrrt now Get TIE
small bottle Of "E1y's crssn Balo"
ss asy drug store. This sweet. ssa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

Nine. Lola van der velde. wife OF
Emil van der velde. Besgizn minisesr
OF state. and ons Of the ssvoys ssns
hy King Albert to prsssat the case ot
Belgian wrongs to Presidsat Wilson.
has arrived In the United states with
an appeal TO Americans to help her
countrymea and wODsa. she 10 .
noted Epropean writer and lsctsrsr.
A statement she gave ous vas - fol-
lows:
Il have come from Antwerp - ao--
peal 70 the gsassesiey oe the great
Amsrteaa democracy oa behalf ef ~
vh0ss lanA - bsea raw
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29
LOST AND POUND

LOsT-Bstwssa hsiis and Merrill.
small lsathsr grip. containins
wearing apparel and iady's purse With
money and checks. Finder win b
rewarded BY returning TO w. o.
Smith. Klamath Falls.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

aged BY the horrors ot war through
no fault Of their own. and Thousands
Of whom are now destitute. Thoas-
snds Of them have lost all they had
lands. houses. homes. money and the
very tools With which they xo< their
daily bread. Thousands are even
without proper clothing. and are BE-
eoaiaG vaaAerses and oaieasts upon
the face of the earth. ! wish TO cali
the attsntlca Of f-the American people
to what have myself sssa--shs
stream Of Fsfusess leaving Maiinss
dsrins the benhardmsat. tbs mar.
dsross raiAs q the zeppsliss and the
story of the h0Sning Of Losvain.''
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

FOR sALE--One heater. bsdstssA.
springs snd mattress. Inquire Of
Mrs. II. A. Mitchell. SIC Bush street.
1e.1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29
MIscFLLANRoUs

PUBLIC sTrN00RAPHnR-N0TAR
--isssal papers, lsttsr writing asA
eepytns. O. n. Ashley. iSe oixth g.,
phons ~, o.aG 1ms
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29
Herald Classified Advs.
FOR RENT

OFFICE ROOMS Choice suites Ia
the odd Fellows and Willis build.
inSs: best locatios ID The etsy. -
w. o. Smith. Herald once. sou
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

NICELY FURNISHED steam heated
hooms st the clAirmont. s-Ss-ims
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

Owing to the fact that an active
campaign for the Office Of the clerk
OF the circuit court intssfsrss too
largely with my school work. and be-
causs Of this work. - prevented
from entering the campaign and DO
ins justice 70 II. TO NJ friends snd
my supporters, Wish to announce
that win not enter The rses - was
intended.
CLINTON D. cHoRPnNIN0.
3e-St
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

injured IN III. ash,ins a.a, L..
isray said. ~ sysr, uira, 4. 80
hear sas"as b, tho 'sor. sssss
through the streets. loaded s,,l c.
msa ~esadsA. The, -.re ss,ss ~.
sa hast u their o~s i,ass 10 -
hssrisais fas 'Sessmsst
i.~sey eosasnss The report ~. a.
0ssmass placed ns,siaaa Ia s~,, =
The seiAlsss 10 prsssa, nslsias -
atass tFcm Asaep,ss sems. % ~
rhese svtasess Asepe-a i-aas,. IL -
forts. ~rxsae then 10 hold oa,. saSsn
that The si,tss weaia ssss sSsses
osiy 0esmaa asssy 1. ussd 10 liz
and aAiy ussass h spesss ,ssss. h
soy ssssssea.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

.
THE PRICE OF real estate doesn't
seem 10 have jumped since the war
started--but II may aftsrwasd.
4 DELAY seems evident In the
Insgotiations for the Anksay ditch
closanS. Speed up. the people want
this attended 70.
LOCAL NEW6-You may know q
good story, but do We! Better tell us.
ONE BENEFIT from the war u
the many themes II oasrs the editor
iai writer's Of The univssss.
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WHY - IT, that . man sesiossly
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his bed. vhils tlss same nsu. suffer
ins from grippe or toothaehs 10 ready
to make bis VIII
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man who criticisss the press d.
patches on the bulIstia board - 10
fair. and wonders Why We don't ssnd
. representative TO Europe 70 ct ths
facts ~ hs waists them. b ths sane
fellow who. instead Of subacsibing.
steals his nsighbors papsr. And The
nsighbos plunks down III cash ~
cause b likss The pspsr and wants n.
then ssaas II . kick TO the ones.
which b eventually bsstowsl uDos
the innoeest deitvssy boy. 'Twss
svsr thss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

coauilis y ss''ias sss.ese bonds
for wetss plsst.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-29

LOCAL NEws-You may know q
good story. but do We! Better tell Us,