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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-11

KANSAS CITY, Dec 1.-THE cold
est weather OF the season was report
ed In Kansas and Texas today, the
Temperature at Concordia, Kansas, be-
ings2 below zero, and at San Antonio,
Texas, % degrees above. Dallas re-
peFted52 522 degrees above, equal to the
lowest on record at this time Of the
year
twas showing today in eastern Ne.
braska, western Missouri and along
the eastern border of Kansas.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-11
Cold Wque
Is Coming

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Cold
weather over all parts of the country
is Indicated for at least the next SO
hours III today's weather bureau pre-
dfcticns. Below zero temperatures
were recorded in.the northwest and
the line OF freezing extended today
far south over the Gulf states. Snow
hurftes continue in the upper Missis-
sippf; and Ohio vallies, the Great Lake
region and the Middle Atlantic states.
disturbance covers the region west
ofsthe Rocky mountains, attended by
snows in the west plateau region and
rains in California.
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Read THE WEST WRaINlAN

sREAp THE WEST vlRGINiAN
It lie on sale each evening at
the following places:
% FAlRMoNT.
Falrmont News Agency,
Monroe street.
Marion News Agency, Main
street.
G. MartIn's News Agency
Main street.
IS 4. MecIoskey, Drug store,
Locust avenue. }I
Hamilton Drug Co, Tenth
street.
Moran and Springer, Water.
street.
Q. R. Rose, Main St. and
Parks avenue.
HoIss Novelty Store, Main
street.
Clarence Fisher, Grocer, Mar
ket and Columbia stsp First
ward.
Howard G. Cunningham, Gro
cers Morsantown Ave-, near
oWenS'S Works.
WARRINGTON
Smith and MILAN News
Agency: u a
ITARMINeT
Feg Gay; ssessr; y
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.RELeIAN REsERvIsTs CALLED

By ASSOCIATED PREss.5
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 11.-All Belgian re-
servists in st. Louis belonging to the
classes of 1899 to 1918, inclusive, were
called t othe colors today by the Bel.
gian consul here. Similar calls are
being sent out by Belgian consuls IN
every American city.
Those belonging to the class of 1914
which is composed of youths now 19
years old also we're instructed to com.
municate with the consul. The con-
sui also has asked that all Belgians
in this district between the ages Of
and so communicate with him as
soon as possible. n, y. II II
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heuntds is onetn1
anadn
General
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NIOlTIC.EE n OWLS q.

y sshtsf lfS
There will be = ectionso ofS
Officers on Tllursd ay Dec.
ia, 1914. Allrnenabe areres
Iduested to be present.
w. 81. RA ANDOL.PH, Se
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Mrs: John Cord on ssmyths returned
last night from a visit % several!
weeks with srelat lives at Chicago and
InisfsliapoIiss Ind.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03
MEETINGS STILL
ARE EFFECTIVE
INTEREST ,HtAtkb ~ uhN
uI,ks Nr htt"tist ,Nt" "
UtstIrs ~ CONVERSION ~
rHt ttiru
ny Rht SIMMONS

The meetings Shlvh asfv held fs
rga,ly at the haptist .hasvh by MssssR
ittcks aAd Mckee. thaash closed sse
weeks aso. ssiIt sostiaae IN sTsss Az
iatSr-at uas created ,hra ahtsh stlll
continues 20 10 selt
The fesul,a that mos,iak 10 date.
To addition 10 bp.ng og marh sgt,ltaai
brusal To- the msmhvss oi Ias shaEsh.
have besa feuF additions 10 ,hp
eautvh. Al The ctase of The ta~-.iAs
oa FRIDAY sishs Me campbsil sas
Saksn TO The place Of saPsism aai
Immediately followed The eosH tnana Of
ous Lard and the slampis oi the
fh.Ilplan Iallrs a. recorded in ss,s
isas
oa sunday ,pliaptss. Mrs Aary
Hsurfs was baptized. and Nj Charles
snpW unlt.a slth the churvh By 70
1iiDs, aud SUNDAY. i.v,SmbsF sSth
thS church ~as nade glad BY the ree
csp'lou Of Dorothy NfitsF. wko Of,
tered herself to ,hr rsasrh Tor taea,
and waa Immediately baps
,is-a.
We are hoping tas yet sssfc resutts
from lhIs good neolias
The baptist church approaches ths
Noe Year With high degrees ut sape,
tuinv%a sHd encouragement. topkihs
for~ard Go continued gsowss SAD
PROSPERITY during ths nss, srafs
Lrsf you forget. thrtr will be
pr-aChlaE services at tk. tispll&s
church. corner Of Etghth aaa Canal
streets. ever Lords paS at II ~
aud : 30 ., m fua are isrtea 10
these services.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03
HONOR \. ". kftStt'S MEMORY
(Continacd from page ~

(Continued from page ~
-~~~~>~>~~~~>~>-~-.~- -.~-~-~~~->-~~~-~~>~->
at that momca, that would indeed
hc glad II every body could think o.
inc as think OF the departed" said
Fred Mills "Hc was man Who Son
OF, In spite OF oppression, lie sas a
nan who kept hts aErcemsat. aud
consequently. his scrba, statement
Sss a. good With any who kns~ aim
a. written record"
II our talks can be source OF oa
eou.ascmeat 60 any body ilsins. they
HaNv aUt BEEN In Naia." said ~,
shaver. "Any morp than vas tho iltc
n Mr. kreSe- lived In Saia liz sas
a yp!cal Amsriean. aad In Atp pass.
ing. Klamath Falls moarus a ruan
sho rerscd her xith loyalty aud high
PURPOSES. cndoarinE hims.is to all
y hO knes him as i man Of hlsn IN.
Er'iis.ucr Ills record a. a man Of
honesty will sSrSr an halo II glory
and "a everlasting bvnrdietion amoas
hose Hho knew modest aud aaassum.
.us tirngy W. kees-c.'
u tho medal OF the Legion of
Honor wlS ever due a member at the
klamath eouaiy bar. IL ID due To
Mr. hss sec. said Jadsc henson. lie
had no faults. only a w.aka.sa. and in
ihr l.st years of his life. b. put Up
onr pf the nncst hEhts against tais
thar ever took place on a battlefield.
lie proved tha, he had tho right n,ur
IN him. for be died a victor.
No body OF lawyers could stand
up and testify Co tho integrity of a
man II this vas not 80. They would
not dare 10 lie in such a manner abou,
man who had been tho least bi,
crooked. Our friend was a man true
to his friends and hls cilonta. and
there Is none of us but hopes xhsn
We have gone out. people will have
an actual. sincere regret. and say
Kind things to men about US, as In
this case.
The measuring Of lawyers aae.
ress by the multiplicity OF his fees is
an awful mistake. The sucera,fui
inwyer is one like our departed
friend. Of whom his fellow lawyers
VIII say he was an honost man A
'ofty code OF ethics. such an his. n
sn absolute measure. On. can b,
hungry and shabby. but he eanno, NJ. I
'ord TO break faith with his honesty
md integrity II he Ia to be n SUCCESS. /
ul lawyer. (
III Henry keeaee accumulated
'othing else but to burn into your
ouiS the principles OF integrity and
lonesty. his life was a great succ.as
with all OF his battles. HIS trials and
ribnlationa. I would rather have h,.
ecord for professional honesty fol.
ow me TO the grave than to smns. a
nilllon."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03
HAMMOND FACES
UGLY CHARGES
ARRESTED FOR THREATENING
To MILL FAMILY. Is BOUND
OVER FOR TWO STATUTORY
Of'f'ENSES

In addition 10 threatening to Kill
the family OF his father-in-lzw, s
Flescher, Charles E. Hammond com,
mitted statutory erome upon one
daughter and attempted TO on an.
other, according to testimony brough,
out at bis preliminary hearing last
evening. He was bound over TO the
grand jury.
Hammond lived in LanEell Valley.
and II is said that a few days ago he
hoasted OF improper relations with
the Fleseher girl. following which he
made his threats to kill. He was ar
rested and brought here, but as the
information was sent by telephone.
and there was no complaining wit
ness for the preliminary hearing. he
was released on this charge.
Yesterday he was arrested on two
separate charges, made by the two
girls. Both swore that be threatened
to kill them II they told Of his ac-
tons. During the hearing Hammond
ehuckled repeatedly. and was repri-
lnanded by Justice OF the Peace
Gowen.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03
K. F. TEACHER IS
STORM BOUND
VISITS HER BROTHER IN CALI.
FoRNA FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
AND IL THREATENED By rur
SNOW STORMS

Miss Alice Pool. who roaeb.d M.
city Friday night. came near NO, h.
ing among those present" whe, ~.
Ing. "''"'
Miss Pool. who Is one Of the teach.
efs In the Central school. spsnt ~.
MONDAYS with her brother at Mccloud.
cam On account OF the heavy snow.
no train left McCloud either Wedns..
aay or Thursday. and 1t began TO look
70 Miss Pool an though she would no,
DC able to reach klamath Fall. 10,
. .oae ''me' However. the train crew
,oos chsnee On making the trip on
friday. and succeeded In reaching tbs
main limo In time TO connect with ths
klamath vats train.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03
WANT A CLOSER
MARKET ARRANGED
MANAGER OF LOCAL BRANCH OF
ASHLAND FRUIT ASSOCIATION
WOULD HAVE THIS DISTRICT
SUPPLIED BETTER

A. c. Geinger. manager Of the Ash.
land Fruit Store in this city, and one
Of the managing directors OF the Ash
land Fruit Growers Association, is
now in Ashland attending q meeting
Of the directors Of the association.
In past years Ashland has shipped
her fruit to distant markets." said
Mr.. Geinser. put it is my intention
aud ambition toNmake Kiaamth coun-
IS the market place OF the finest
fruits and berries grown by our as.o-
citation. ---J-a find the people Of this
county ready TO buy the very best.
and intend to supply them with the
choicest Of our products.
Mr.. Geinger viii return home Mon
dsy and Immediately begin devising a
distributing system for the entire
county. 30 as to handle fruits and
vegetables in the shortest possible
time. getting them to the smaller
towns in the county in perfect con-
dition.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03
Says Parents Dispose
Of Children IN Berlin
Ua,tsd Pres Service

BERLIN. Jan. Startling revela
tions concerning child traffic In Ger
many are contained in a book pub
iished today by Nine. Henrietts
Arendt of Stuttgart She charges
that the sale OF children gees on unin-
tcrruptedly with the silent consent OF
public opinion. parents actually dis
posing OF them to the highest bidder
among better-situated ehildless fam
fiies.
In single month she collected 2a7
advertisements inserted In the news
papers BY persons offering to sell or
adopt" children. As many Of the
little ones are adopted merely for
future exploitation, 1t really means
slave trafic Of the most remarkable
character. says Nine. Arendt
In number OF the papers the ad-
yertisements regarding children are
interpreted with those for the sale,
OF cattle and pigs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03

friend OF his brought to him a gallon
paii filed with country sausage.
The lady employees Of the store,
Mrs Hardenbrook and Mrs. Barron,
removed most of the sausage from
the pail and substituted large brick,
covering the top with a thin layer of
sausage.
This afternoon Mr.. Kent took the
pail OF supposed sausage home. and
instructed Mrs. Kent to get busy with
the frying pan.
When the brick was discovered Mr..
Kent thought the joke had been play
ed by the friend fro mthe country.
Now he Is on the warpath for that
country friend. and the end is not
yet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03
DROWNED BODY
IS IDENTIFIED

The dscompoasa body foand Ia tho
Keno canal FRIDAY afternoon Ia tha,
Of Thomas uoldSn, Thomas psaa psy
~ho ~otked ~i,h him a, ChIioauin
last sammnf. identified his clothing
late last night.
bs'npay has been at Merritt. and
sIuro bile r"tarn has b-su unabir To
Ind Golden. Until hs called al tho
uhder'assr's Last night.
Coroner Earl whltloek had Cold.
ems lungs examined. and they showed
mat death sas due to drounias, A
bat found In tn. canal late ia So,.m.
hr'' va" bfough, to the coroner today
by Mr. hrcarty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03
Switzerland Would Be
a Vast World Hospital
Tinted i'tsss s.ssies

L
! nEKSt. switzerland. Jan. IL IA
the h-st tatafs s~itsustasd witi ,r,,
liAsly pfossas 10 the possfs rsaas,,
tia, Ia The sweat of srsai t.atop-.s
Waf all ot ssitssfiaad DO soas,i,a,.a
istc a lied cfos. eamp lot the cate Of
the snahasd ot all the aalioas In.
,0isrd Thls. Switzerland Ia 40.
saasiassa. ls ihs cal, say tha, ss,
oais hst asaIsallss. bat hsr ,ssy ca,
,sssass seaid be preserved
Aigapusa the nsatraiity OF Hait..t,
iahd Ia guaranteed bJ The Issdla.
papsFa. the Ksts@ government hss 10,
ssasiy sssome saasiseed that uElss.
abs has sosaa actual "a, q. lasl.sias
ga The tess-stins of thls Aoalfain,
tha, In a sat bsl.s~a aay Of sks .os,
srSas psusss Surrounding ssg tAa
guarantees .eaia amasAs t0 ,ss,
litils, Ia aiaisios. she 10 al.o s0S,
,laeoa that the nfss stos 10 say Ggsa
psAa naf ~saia bs the sseagsi,ias
Sy all tho Ga~sss insuis~a @, tho ca.
eofIs OF coal ana pfoyIsiaas sAsra
sheS Wuaid ae~i fos sauIf a-A sgasAe~.
as Switzerland l. ssssfeiy asssaasas
on tho ssrE.uaaias pa.ers sos osir
t0f asf ssai. bot Toe her atala ass
practically all at hor to.si saptly. ths
SaisiaE "a n. tass. itagosts suaia fs,
dasn the ehtiss soastrs To ataFgatias
si,aiA ts~ weeAs
II As Ia the hosscs az stastIns a
saasasts. ,sua ali Of the fosg i.awsss
surrounding hss not ta Ialsrrwss
tbrso isapssts Ia sass IL vaF iEag
Switzerland "a soaslaegin1 sss pfS.
trrs OF hassss shn cn,Ifr s@ansrf se-
tissea a srsas Ihtrshaksnaai Res Cfaaa
samR. aAa to aaaestaas thu sase a
sks ~asadsa ut al, natlssas ia IAs
eesas ps sas seessal hasueeaA ~af.
Nsmboss II the n-tss sufefazaess
~ha aFo basAlas the assSmssi sv
h+@AH AN8N NAAs ~bNs3 hbs pNtF ihaAff
lsF a@ltsnsissa the asassaiIsy sAa All
et tbs pEpseetioa that Ia asssrasa b
iftssaaisaaal asrsemrat Ia tks Mel
1 sp@s eamps Ia ,tsae of sas. bag Il
@pHii als1 iRsufr ,has hss inaussstss
saala aos be ssiass, b. The sa,slss "a
81 tss zeal supeiY sna her paaalaissa
sedpsei 10 assFSsstpa By the siospiss
"a snaa i@saFts
The treaty To b~ sabmistsa 90 the
losers @EIi pspstae ths. ss tss, ss th~
~oaaasa ass cured they siii se fs-
tafaed 10 their respective ssga,sSsa
rhis. Switzerland ls ssa,Inssa. ~ass
be ~ ss"psh Importance ts aht Il
The p"~sfs engaged in a EatpFeas
"as 10 make seftaia that asss II
ihVm %opla sanlais her esatfsilsf ~
rfuesiHs The Boundary ~i,A aas NJ; Es
armies ~ Interfere with bot fass
'appiy
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03

KANSAS CITY. Jan. s.-Secretary-
OF State Bryan was to be the chief
attraction and speaker at a monster
religious gathering here tonight. He
speaks TO gathering Of democrats at
Topeka on Monday evening: before a
commercial meeting in Lincoln, Neb.,
on January s, and to the real estate
men Of Chicago on January Z.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03
ru hiis-iaia

iloJd Low aud rhas saith j. lsi
"H the tnataihs uala Tor chiipssla
Lloyd viii femaia 10. several aays.
a''Sndins Ia some business ms,,sfs
Charley siii make q short vish -l,A
bis father. ~ho 10 msaaxiaG ,ho at
fairs Of the rias Tree Laa,hrr coca.
paHy. then return To kiamash Fails
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03

There will be eight to leave in The
morning. The Misses Lillian and
Joscphine Van Riper will depart for
lSan Jose. where they are attending a
normal school. Miss Anna Hales and
Robert RiKEs 60 to Eugene TO resume
their Freshman studies at the Uni
I,ersity OF Oregon. The largest dele.
sa,ion goes to Corvallis. as students
at the Oregon Agricultural, College.
These are Miss Maysel sanderson.
Miss Ruth Avery. Wilbur rclford and
/ Theodore Case,
OWING TO bereavement In tho fami.
ly OF one OF its members, the Priscilla
Needle Clubs meeting this wcok has
been postponed. Instead. u viii be
held ON the sist. at the home OF Mrs,
Miles Lippcrt.
The Junior Club OF Mrs. zumwalt's
pupils met Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Ed Martin. sixth and
High streets. After n short talk ON
the life and works OF Mozart. and I'll.
Playing of his famous Minue, from
bon Juan by Mrs, zumwait. the fol-
lowing program was rendered;
rtano duet--''tn June" (MaeDoHsaln
Miss Esther Haines and Mrs,
Zumwait.
Piano solos---Pastoraie ,Bursmulierl
Miss Esther Haines
Miserere. from II Trovator tvordil
Miss Helen Hamilton.
Old French Folk Song tBeaumontl
"A Winter Morning" (ReineckeI /
Master Henry Gerber.
Scarf Dance tCharminadsl Miss Vera
Martin.
tschubertl Miss Meta Chas-
tain.
Dorothy. Old English Dance (smithl
Miss Dorothy Martin.
A highly enjoyable event of the
weeks society was the New Year par.
y given by the n. \. y. Ciub. 10
Which the husband and few friends
Il the members were invited. The
'arty was held at the Hotel Baldwin.
nd was pleasantly spent In cards and
ancing. At midnight there vas
hover OF Champagne trumpe,s"
rom the balcony, and with thes. a
oisy din was kept up for a long
'hile. The hotel was beautifully dec
rated for the occasion. eyerErccns.
ed bells and colored electrical effects
elng used. A buffet lunch was
eryed during the evening. and these /,
'ere present: Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie =
.ogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mel. +,
rum. Mr.. and Mrs. Karl G. Cum a,
iings, Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Rob .
rts. Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Hurn. Mr.. ,
nd Mrs. Harry Benson. Mr.. and Mrs.
i'm Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Orb ,
ampbsll, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Whit
'ek. Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Ramsby. !
Ir. and Mrs. J. Frank Adams. Mr.. ,
nd Mrs. Roy Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. o. Wiley. =
Ir. and Mrs. A. 4. whitman. Miss =,
aude Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank /
nkeny. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II. :
Mr. and Mrs. Austin q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03

The Premier" accident policy is q
winner. Ask Chilcotte. 6s5 Main st.,
phone SO.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03

Accurate tafosmAstua atsust tbs
Klamath ilas'". s~~ Cht,e"sse. oaa
Mai" at. pi,on~ an.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03
Notice and items for The 90
cial Department win receive at.
tcutica II lcft ss The Herald
ofiice or te,cphonc<i 70 Main -
by Friday Afternoon o. before
10 O'Clock Saturday usorAlnG.

At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
.eavitt in Hot Springs addition. a
bunch of youngsters spent a New
Years eve that was eventful. and
that will long be remembered by them.
There were games OF every dcscrip.
tion. among these being an adyertis-
1 ing contest. In which the prizes were
won by Marjorie Dcisell and Estei
wiv,r. The Leavitt's fireplace made
a great hit with the young people. as
Il does with ali who see IL, and large
portion OF the evening was spent In
! front of II. enjoying its cheerful
warmth and popping corn and toast
ing marshmallows, all the while relat-
ing stories and enjoying entertaining
iehatter. Punch was also served. At
1850 the guests sat down to dinner.
and their place cards were attached
to ribbons that were wound and inter
wound into perfect mare. When
these were finally unwound. there
was found at the end a resolution 1T
ting the person. Horns. whistles and
other noise making devices were
given rs favors. and when 1914 put
IN an appearance. he was given
poisy heralding. Present were Mar
iorie Deizell. Tom Deirell. Helen Du
Fault. Wilford Henry. Claudia Sphinx.
John Houston, Margaret worden.
Graham Khiel. Hortense Hogue. Err
mel stearns, Adei Fitzpatrick. Estil
Writ, velma Mires. Clarence Mont
Mabelle Leavitt. Earl Ever
EFT, Pearl Leayitt. Herman Foster.
90
Mr.. and Mrs Robert A. Johnson
the following at dinner
party New Years Eve: Mr. and Mrs. Z
Herbert s. Gale. Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
o. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Darling,
Mr.. and Mrs George holland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Don J. Zumwslt. The dinner
was served at 7:30, and at its con-
,lusion the guests spent q highly en-.
Ioyable evening. auction bridge and
dancing being features. The even
ng's enjoyment obtained until the
new year was an hour or SO old.
Invitations have been issued by 4
Mrs Zim Baldwin for a bridge marty II
o be given Wednesday afternoon. A
90 p,
With the close Of the holiday sea-
on. a number Of local young people
yho are home for the Yuletide season ,
re preparing to leave for the schools 4
nd colleges where they are enrolled. I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03

Rack To the School Room.
Miss Gertrude Stewart will leave
tomorrow morning for BONANZA,
where she is teaching her third term.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03
SOMEONE STOLE
Mr.. KENT'S DOG

Mr.. A. d. Kent is one of the pro-
pristors Of the Shasta candy store. He
10 also q great lover OF homegrown.
country sausage. This morning some
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03

sab1efibs for the Herald. SO cent.
q month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03

housekeeping rooms. ssas bridge
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03

White. pr. aud Mrs y ~ Waite
AR. and Mrs. George 7, baldwin. MI
and Mrs. WIN Baldwin. pr, hsrtha
sawyer. Miss Hattie White, M's'
Villa Leonard. Miss Lots Myers u
n, Campbell. }, Taylor
The COMMITTEES appolntcd 10 have
charge of the monthiy banquet of
Prosperity Rcbckah Lodge at the n1st
regular mcetlns. January 10Th. ia
composed Of the foliowins members
Jessie Momyer Iehairmanl Ida Mo-
myer. n, y, Momyer, Maud iiaydea,
George Hayden. Fannie virsIi. W, y,
cotcr. Adplino coter. Fred cofef.
Alma cofer, Edward Lawrence,
GLADYS Thomas. Celia Roberts. y, l.
Armstrong. Anna o'farreil. c, G,
t,roxcr. Lola priaeoll. Lena sn'th.
", o, Smith,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03

Invitations have been issued b
Mrs Zim Baldwin for bridge part,
TO be given Wednesday afternoon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-03

With the close Of the holiday sea-
son. a number Of local young people
who are home for the Yuietide season
are preparing to leave for the schools
and colleges where they are enrolled.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-01

chymore.W Williams

A very pretty wedding occurd at Green
Grass Congregational church Sunday
June 20. at which time and place Ollie
Williams and George Claymore were unit
ed IN marriage. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. T. Z. Riggs. Of Oahe, at
high noon in the presence Of q large num-
Der Of relatives and friends of the con-
tracting parties. Miss Esther Claymore
was bridesmaid and Chauncey Williams
groomsman and the bridal party, proceed
ed by three little girls, Sfbyl Smith, Helen
and verna Traversie, wentto the marri-
age: altar to the strains Of HI wedding
march played by Mrs. Lillian Traversie.
After the ceremony and congratulations
= sumptuous wedding dinner was served !.
sTheSnNwly married couple are meme
Ibers Of prominent pioneer families Of the
OBSERVATION country ana the weddlngwas
1pue Of the most suspicious events 81 the
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-01
N JEW OWNER
RESIDENCE

John Sternhagan of Alaska has
purchased the residence of G.. S.
Joscelyn, including boat and the
building formerly used as a black
smith shop.
He will not move his family here
yet for a few weeks, till after he
gets the crop off of his good gar
den at his present home. The
deal is one result of the good times
we are enjoying this summer, with
the large amount of government
improvements going on at the
Agency, county road work and
good crops.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1914-07-01
cempany's Certificate Of Author,.x.

Whereas, The Orient Insurance Com
pany, corporation organized under the
Jaws OF Connecticut has filed in this
o PIN a sworn statement exhibiting its
ending December 81, 1913. conformabIs
20 the requirements of the laws Of this
state regulating the business Of insure
ance; and. ASe
Whereas. The said has n,ed
n this office a duly certified copy Of
rs charter, with certificate of organi-
.ation. in compliance with the reunire-
naents of the insurance law aforesaid;
rsommissiqner of Insurance Of the isse state
81 South Dakota, pursuant to the pro-
VISIONS of said laws, do hereby certify
empowered, through its authorized
mess Of Fire. Tornado. Marine, Inland
and Hail Insurance in this state.
accordtng to the laws thereof, until
the last day OF February, a. b. 1915.
In testimony whereof, I have here
anto set my hand and official seal at
plerre, this First day of March, A. ..
o. K. sTABLEIN, /
- By F. c. MULLER, =