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Milford chronicle., 1914-06-12
REYNOLDS NEWS

Mrs. Hester Clifton visited George.
town last week.
Mrs. Jas. Wilson has been quite in but
/ is improved at this writing.
! Ohnis Carpenter has purchased an au-
tomobile
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Fisher and family
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo r
Fisher on Sunday
The meeting of the Ladies Aid Society
OF Reynolds NJ. p Church, which was
held at Mr.. and Mrs Burton D. Carpan-
ter home on Saturday evening. was a
grand success The attendance was the
largest the society has ever known. The
evening was ideal, the program was well
Planned and carried out, the refreshments
We're delicious, and the crowd was merry.
Everyone enjoyed a pleasant time until
the monator pointed TO the eleventh hour.
when the many guests returned to their
homes.
Mrs. Chas Jackson attended the Chan
tauqua on SUNDAY.
Mrs. Chas Morris visited her mother
and attended the Chautauqua on Suneav
The infant twin sons of Mrs. Clara
Wilson, deceased, and Marshall Wilson
have been taken in care 0y Mrs. las. fVii-
son, their grandmother Mrs. Wilson
ana Mrs. Ethel Fisher, accompanied bv
Cornelius NAPLES, grandfather of the
children, went to the Salisbury Hospital
and brought them home in two baskets.
From their marked improvement and
thriving conditions, now It is evident thew
will not be carried in those same baskets.
on their next journey or their first visit
from home. From the time they left me
hospital until the present time they have
been honored by the visits of MANY won
1erlng and sympathetic friends. /
Mrs. Frank Clifton spent several DAYS
ast week with her mother, Mrs. 7. w. :
Wilson.
Mrs Noah Warren visited Mrs. las. !
Wilson on Tuesday.
Our Christian Endeavor meetings are
becoming very interesting and much good
work IS being done. The meeting will !
'e led by Mr.. Clark next Sunday evening.
The Children Day service will not be
ield next Sunday as we expected.
Benz Jones has had the protection and
Improvement Of tightening rods added
0 bis farm
Milford chronicle., 1914-06-12

} some work in the rear of the buildiua
FIease have an early supper
On SUNDAY II K Wagamon and wife.
Fred Reed and wife. and Mrs w. W
Conner and daughter Blanche. moto-ei
TO Philadelphia and back oe Monday
captain L. B. Chandler left on Mon,
day for a short visit.
Miss Matte Fisher. of Ellendal. has
been the guest Of Mrs. W. ". Conner
and family.
The following persons from distance
attended the funeral Of ex-Postuaster
John R. Black on SUNDAY Captain /
4. LanS and wife Mrs William LanL
John Atkins and wife, of Camden \. n.
Captain John Carey and wife. of Little
Greek; Mrs. Sadie Fowler. of SMYRNA.
Robert Lank and wife. Of Seaford. Ed
ward Lank and wife, of Milford. and
James Robbins, Of Camden. y.
Mrs. Frank Holland is much Improved
from her recent illness; and went 10 the
Methodist Hospital, philadelphia on
Tuesday, to have her conditiod diagnosed
by N-rays.
Emeline B. Robinson died at ewes on
Sunday aged SO years, II months. and 10
lays Funeral services were held on
wednesday afternoon at St. GEORGES
Chapel, by the Rev c. A. Behringer and
5epulture made in the adjoining cemetery
)y ). J. Wilson ID A q
Milford chronicle., 1914-06-12

thing taken altogether, we think this on,
OF the best commandments ever helC
here, and everybody concerned in max
ing 1t such a success deserves to be con
graduated.
+ f. Melvin has Just had his resi-
dence reprinted and it looks fine. He
also has one OF the prettiest grass yards
IN town as It IS always well kept.
William 3. Hoey, who has been attend
ing the Randolph Macon Academy. at
Front ROYAL, Va is home for his vaca-
ton
Our citizens are attending the Chautau-
qua exercises at Dover and Milford this
week, and are enjoying them.
Miss josephine Spurry is visiting Mrs.
Charles Terry, in Camden, this week.
Miss Clara Lacey is visitine Mrs. HYDE.
in FELTON,.
Mrs. Lizzie V. Hall and Miss Ethel
Pennewill Brown, have returned from a
delightful trip to Jackson, Miss. accom-.
panied bN Samuel Nirdeu, of that CITY
The rush of the pea season is at its
height at Counselman' $ cannery now.
They are running all day and night in
order to handle the crop before the peas
becyme too old.
Sara and Benjamin Burton are visiting
their cousin, Mrs. Grace Homewood. Of
Mrs. |. w. Belts recently entertained
me junior classes at eer home and BY a
treat at the ice cream parlors.
On Wednesday Rev. J. w. Jones took
ne junior League for an outing at Fork |
landing BY the aid of his friends the
youngsters were conveyed there in auto |
mobiles to their intense delight. 1t was
N ideal day for them, and the lunch
'oXes were quickly emptied as their an
'etites were keen. The next outing will
'e the annual picnic at Bowers.
Mr.. Allan Smith has leased a lot of
round and has purchased an outfit for
laSing cement blocks. etc. We predict
VIII De paving investment.
Milford chronicle., 1914-06-12

Miss Lulu Holmes has improved ca
much that she expected to leave the B,6.
more Hospital last week and visit n
alexandria, Va, with Mrs. GLAND XIX.
Mrs. R. w. Ross and Thomas Rou
Clancy have been recent Philadeloba
visitors.
Mrs. Frank Hanson. of Wilmington
is with Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Simpson
Amos F. Townsend recently GRADUATED
from the State College for colorsd students
at Dover and obtained the degree Of
Bachelor of Science.
Prof, A. L. Harrington former teacher
here will address the graduates Of tie
Seatord High School on Tuesday even
ing June 10th. Miss Madeline Lord the
daughter of his cousin A. H. Lord will
be the valedictorean. The Baccaiaureate
sermon will be preaceed BY Rev C. E.
Dryden, a former pastor Of Burrsvilie and
Bethel Churches near here while the
benedictiOn will be pronounced by Rev
y. r. Jones. Miss Lord expects to enter
the Randolph Macon Woman's College
at Lynchburg, Va, next fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Smith spent Sat
1rday at Coldsboro, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Miuner enter
aimed Mr. and Mrs. Roe, Of Dover and
Mrs. Turner and daughter, Hazel last
week.
Miss Elizabeth McCabe has been visit
ng her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Collins of Bishopville. Mr. Collins is
'ery i'll. having fallen from a load Of bay
nJuring him externally.
While cranking Beauchamps altomo-
'ile, Ehrman Jones received a deep cut
N his right cheek. Dr.. Fleming ireal-
d the wound.
The damage caused by the recent Hfs
o the Sapp building has been repaired
nd the entire building painted
Milford chronicle., 1914-06-12

loaf that "lii4 is real. life is earnest. -
and not always a bed Of roses; and YOU
will find it so. Put not your entire mind
upon the accumulation of money, be an
. altruist do'your duty in all things, and
you viii not fail to be happy; and when
, you COME within reach of life's latter end
you viii have assets greater and memoir
les more pleasant 70 look back 90 than
were You the possessOrs OF all the gold of
the kloliike, or the wealth of GOlcon-
da's mines
Captain Ralph Potter has returned from
a business trip 20 the New England States.
! The Levy Court of Sussex county has
reappoiuted !. T. Robinson constable for
this district
In conformity with proclamation is
sued by the Grand Lodge of Delaware.
Milton Lodge No l9, I. D. o. F. will
observe Memorial Dav on SUNDAY after
noon, the l4th inst, at their Lodge cor
ner Chestnut and Atlantic streets. All
friends are invited to attend
Mr.. John Goodwin, of Taunton Mass,
visited his brothers Captain George A.
| Goodwin and Otis Goodwin and their
families last week
Town Council has elected James Mason
collector of town taxes for the present
III. 1a5,.o me-. .;.i....,,. 49,,
,,bo,,e - g.. -. 5-S,',. 80 n S''e 'SIe
ssn-i,y,s go, -, ~ 81 ~ .ast
lie hSss 49, s w. s.9l ~ 49, $50 ueslreS
rs,,,I,,, ~ - va. - - odcS ana
49,, .'a. sue
a. ls. sl5Isysal> "a proper oTder:
q, ssf T5n-s 80 a - a, I.'1 anu ieii
,,rist ''''- anu -ie' 'ei'
a Mis- cl,-,.4;.,.. 7,:.,.,,.. ,s4,,. >-..:..-,
w = n r. ,,.rt-.'-- 90: - - '''llal
IStb "''' '-''N ''' -'''''''' o'i June
Ts,,o r-.-t..- la. ,..-.,..,....l 49,.
is.,J - -. ..'9 Pun ~'i'S7' tract Oh
Tha p,tf,i.,e- Jttt,;.. ~. fam.
bas -o-,4 10 - n " u, 'll1s3 mas
C,eo-9ato,.l1 '' -, NJ patb:- W. i'Ce, o.
= ,I; I'm ". NoDol'ls ana oscar
-,ns,, ~ n 80 a. 49, Pr aIo's, ne
80 e-c '-' an 7ss''S' ioui' ..
Tbe E,o,,,.- ,r;..;.., r,....-......
Milton ~ = r r. III e., 80 u llle
800 u. heId meeting on I
;iIis1 -. 1'--''S S' '"s nome OF MISS y
NJ Eii-,I,.4,, ct,-...i,.- r,
So - -. '.''..''1s' suIseIeu an
II her ~, ~, N-et, o,l say
I No., ,l,.,..t.,., 90 mon S-i se1' one
.rSe S~t,o1t p>,- r-.s
no e,,f fl,-.,,,,I,ti -, $50. ..1ay even, Q
: H.. r.,t $50 .,ta.t:,,. ~ ye No.eu
Milford chronicle., 1914-06-12
HARRINGTON

Misses Pearl Traverse and Laura A.,
thony and Howard ANTHONY and C,ao-Ta
McAnatt spent Saturday in Milford
Mrs. Z Harrington, Misses Caroline
sharp. katharine Kennerly, Sara ZONES
ana William Sharp attended the weddir5
OF Miss Marian Lee Harrington and F,rrast
brlnton Wright on Wednesdav of isst
week at Pennington. '''9'
Or. Riggan and family, of Little Greet
shortly. 0P9''y mere
Miss Jessie Cannon is improving
w. +. Jacobs is having a residence
erected on Commerce Street. wiz l anJ
harrington being the contractors. -
p, Mrs K, w. Ross and brother-in-l.,v
d, 1 hoInas Clancy, of New YorI bsva
oeen recent Coney Island visitors
John Barker has had his residence %.
painted which adds greatly "a. ~ ae
pearance. ~ US ap-
Eldred Raughley who has been EN-
p,o :, s, su N Philadelphia, is spending the
-, Mr. and Mrs. David Sapp. of Wvsnat
Sapp. anu MIS- Ora
moved to the Eli ''''-'On nave re-
The Harringt. n
have raised a neeoS. Nead + Iellen !
BY the Jr. o. -, . t9em
address by Res with deliphtxce
music marked M hre
Master Hol
t, the
njuring his hay
Delaware HeSs the
Milford chronicle., 1914-06-12

The best brands of soft drinks al yays On
ice. When thirsty, drop in and Hy .
glass. Hires Root Beer, Granite 9-a.s
Ginger Ale and Sarsaparilla, Sc a ooIus'
Milford chronicle., 1914-06-12
Specials
For Saturday, June 18th
Meat Department

Lean Picnic Shoulders l9.W
These weigh from to s lbs apiect
Smoked Sausage Jos Y
Lard (compound) l.c \
Pure Lard l4cW
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10
SHOULD wRrrE A BOOK

,1F JUDGE woRDEN must unbar-
i den his mind ON the long suffer
ing public Of all his personal troubles.
we believe It would be more appreci-
a;ed by the people OF Klamath county
! II he would write book. The Soul
less Timber Corporations W. The
Southern Pacific" might be an appro-
pirate title.
The fact Is the people Of Klamath
county are beginning to get tired Of
the troubles Of the county court. The
Letter No. and Letter No. 3. and 30
on. are beginning to get awful monot-
onous. and some of US would like to
have a little time to think about our
own troubles
The pubic has no interest IN what
Mr.. Long said: or what Mr.. Lysle. or
Mr.. Day. or Mr. worden may have
said. The county court made . grave
mistake when II permitted itself to
enter into q secret agreement with
the weyerhauser company or any 9TH
Ter corporation for the management Of
the county business Any such an
agreement. secret or otherwise. WAS
an admission on its face by the coun-
~ court that II was not conducting
the business Of the county In q legal
and proper manner.
We are Of the opinion that Judge
wOrden would not be permitted to
manage the business OF the Klamath
Development company. or any other
concern. II he was continually run
ming to the stockholders with his
troubles and complaints about being
double crossed by some other concern.
Business men demand results. and
are not satisfied with excuses for
failures.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

Nork at short IN the latter paFt ~
last season and during this season
has brrR r"Selaslon ta thc hosiaa
fans in speed. ttc u csPsetcd "a sha~
flashes ot speed aurigk the Spfia's
series With the Athletics ~htrh sill
atartlv the enormous eraWds tha, ~tli
see the games The Rabbit" u not
much Of batter. DO, his wsgk IN the
held - sS good that George sialiiags
manager Of ,h" Sa,lonll league poss
aaat winners. has found Il nrccssaFY
tn keep him In the lineup
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10


high ahres i'pszitss sh.tr hsfEisa
jnaFneF, instead ~ making sss,a at.
fiso treatht'sss wItr shatt psAts.
had astrl ia a simiiiaf nssnass apaa
their nkitis whatever shs gausr.
buwrscs tbu ~asst 10 an rspnsafs ~
avli lqfavd apkses lk4s sH~Ras barely
sEtrttss gbs sanSeaiiaps
Ness ,s gse sbat,esss oi she sAigts.
thr nsst startling aosp II shs almess
toya, Lash ~ aH,tslus tassibls in the
busilges l'usystsrilt shsy sgassst VI
merely aisp ~ tails passing over
"seh sbeaiaer tJg = bish sls,ttss 90
liuS a. desperately
Natafs,jy ssts 10 saly ssue as shs
evening eapRs one al Iap ssss siess
~ these is ot pale pssA yrlsss, wlsa e.
hish sigal. Aad tahse chat Il tang
gu pRs big ahd short aa sAr sshss
The aodrfakiEs u 0t Hhlss sasin aaa
hata.sH Il aRa shs vibs vvlses aerss
"HNrN ~R 'ttNs s7eNNtAAAP RAN4t ~ NFHfN&s
slts sold snhFsIslsFrd net
I The boair~ ~ snatsa consists nssp.
y Of she seissg sigals supslstas o s.a
BY sllgbl dsalsery ~ tho gold sss
apd ahlis tglIp caught sp aa each
shoaEduF ~ith a small sasd etnswassls
-sra Seaamspt
A ghAFmlas ns,ssl sar i irsaSassr
- ~ fairss pink sanstA with \ ssIFs
~ tpHf corded gnunrss aagias Nai
isgaie,iy liSs svsisahlo sstsagtas A
full tess NESTING la tho high sitair
aud bliIaWs of anfSSnt blush Il shcaia
sAiHs q eoat1l piHk tnils. reveals .
supey ,hruat sai psstrst artss ga the
beat advantage
Aso,heg striking evening sosn II
black iav@ oyrs uhi,r sasia HAS viar
p.esv og the black raantiliy caught NJ
each shoulder tbaI falls behlnd
siralEhi to the hpef IiE. train.
Another aotol sso NJ black chaa-
,l!ly ou a black velvet Eawa psseiudss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

'hs rsatet fFom sni sid ss,,,.,
10 Tho lace Is yausb, ap an -.
~" 81 'he s''als ,p i,oat ..,,.,
nN"t 'he .aog.aem flar
y sasb ~ the iass bsuus M
'ens'h ~ ihe araa it d. ~. ~
tus" ions ''sl, sirosss sfsy,1 s..s y
.hs efms asH slippsd aFa 49,. :. =
lsr" lesiss np ts Say aragaa 49,
slfpaias raisu sHo,t aud b, ,,s... -
tha nisd'ls "t tho s.fa,s ,.s'.' :
ii"H'" shs ssatrE i,fls ~ Il ~ N.
spfaatrt psiF ~ ,hsptsn, .,
~h'ss ~" seaupU,virY nea,
l'ss"se vhsu ssa tear nss 49,. -. ~
aeeas nslns w
aasnes lhe saHa a.I s,-,..
irseks tsr h an aai str,,.s
fhsa sAsgh sad gHf all ft.es 4.
heaSrF, ass Ihe tatoftrs IA.
SEA eaiiafs aAoaR ur fas 200, ~,
afs ds~R nat effect, lHat mssh 49,.
she shsalapy h. abasla,s ia IA. ~,
wlshesi iaiTadl6s in fta ,sos, /. ,,,,,.
his fheF sFv H0s,ff OBJ, shr N, i,
= few aFs developed tr arao m. !,
velvet, iiiaek ssiyyy b. ,sr "a, ~
hiseA satin iosm wssl 1T sAs .,,,,
ss'"h se~ns, st!lr saalgais.a. ,sl
ss'a saa bs"aaeio,ts sss4ps,s A.
snshFsest saits
un ths se~hs asa ssssstisn a.,
pestssstf iahs ass rlirs g.sss ssnss
sae showing shp gs.,tsr .rsaisht M.
rha s~lsaFs,e aalsgs ata ssoass, !.
she sssas saiss atl sAa= rhe hiss s.At
llaa sg sas pbnls tp,izy,lsA ,Ax,.
'sns fteet ns a sBt raa, ssssst
Bass sests stsnt Of sa.i asaas~s,
s'ri'~airs ~ ssaplbs, sIsam "A i,
as shs shine ~ Ssl'ut. 80 1sss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

Tho heating contract for The new
halltliEg NJ tho University ~ oregon
was awarded 10 u Portland nfn at a
price s2oo higher than contractor
from outside the state. Ia order g.
favor Oregon material and constfur.
tion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

Try "EIy's crsan vsin."

Try "EIy's Crsan Bsln."
Get . small bottle saywsy. just 70
iry it-Apply little In the Nostsils
md instantly your cloggsd noss and
stog1sd-up air passages Of the head
will open; you will breathe freely:
duilnsss and headache disappear. ny
morning. the cstsrrh. cold-in-hsal or
catarrhal sore threat viii 1isappss.
End such misery now! Get TIE
small bottle Of "Eiy's csssa Bsln"
st any drug store. This svest. fsa-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

For any itching akin trouble. piles
eczema, sait rhsum. hiyss. itch. sesid
head. herpes. acablea. Doan's oint,
men, 10 highly recommended soc .
hng at all storss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

Dr. H. T. Morris. secretary OF the
acMinayiiic Commercial club. hsa 10
surancez that "a canurry wlll be built
.no1t year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10
N ONE M|NUTH CLOGGEO NOSTR|lS
0PEN--C0LOS AND CATARRH VANISH

Srsnt balm dissoIvss BY the heat Of
the nostriis; psnetrates and heals the
tnnsmsd. swollen membrane which
lines the nose. head asd throat;
clears air passages: stops nasty dis
charges and feeling Of cleansing
soothins relief comes Immediately.
D0n't lay awaxs tonight strug.
Cling for breath. with head stuffed; |;
nostrtls closed. hawking and blowing.
Catarrh or = cold. with its ruanias
nose. foul mucous dr0ppiss into the
throat. and raw dryssss IL distrsssiss
but truly needless.
Put your faith---just cScs--- IN
"Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
o. eatasrh Will surely disappear.
(Psid A1vsrtismsst.)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

"Dr. Thomas Eclectic OIL u the
best remedy for that often fatal dis-
ease-crosp. Il has been used with
success in our family for eight years."
Mrs. L. Whitsaess. Buffalo. N. =.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

"a hig astssgsssirnt
stnfo tbis sssk tia,
had Fan shn sanes
iot from s'afis sa
ilaxsw packed ~
huge uslsf hash u,s
aAd lashrsl ua ths
hack ot q soaFiaE
ear Thss ssustSsi
uut shs lgaat 'sss shs
Snrsn 'ut ghe wvas
~ war
rlss sp,sss strik
las feasare og chs
wh a.s sali.s lien
waa tho fast that
saaeM and atNF,
sktrt was sat on
ai1rt IA ft.s se,fs at
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

Six-room house. on lot 5zxl10;
house completely furnished: has bath,
toilet and electric lights; lawn and
bearing fruit trees. Price SI.70o.
with 800 cash. Only three blocks
from Fifth and Main streets.
r. y. SMITH REALTY CO.
3e-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

When baby suasss With scssna or
some itching skin trouble. uss Doss's
Ointment. 4 little Of II soss . long
way and Il 70 safs Tor ehildrss. yifty
cents boz u al drug Stores.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10
HELP WANTED

WOMEN ksif zuar5nlrrd husistY 70
fyIeads, H1lehbofa aad ssnsfal
serst, 20 psf rsns p,olls. msis
sfs aalls. stpps3rare aHasssssafi
International tiilis, wsst 'siisas'
phls. Va. t'iW
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

Rabbit Maranyillc, otherwise
Walter Maranviiic. has no, been In
big league baseball very iong. but b"
In one Of the stars of the game. His
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

A DUCK In the oven IL worth TO-.
900 in the marshes. enough some OF
them cost frightfully at q pound rate.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS

runtic aTESuunArliEg sorAaI
Legal papers. is,,sf sst,isx sss
r"priag q n Astlr1 ise aluk Il.
pbpaS ~. Bst .ms
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

Il AT the N0OfC0S8
CAuscA os CArana oc1sne1s1D Services
are held On sunday aerAiAs a IL
O'Clock and wednesday svsoing ae
|s.so In Christian Science iiai,. In the
Jacobs block. corner Third and Main
streets. upstairs.
The lesson subject for sunday ls
Are sin. Disease aud Death Rcais"I
rtrva lresbyssrtaa Charch Of
Third and Pine Streets. J. .. Stub
blsasad. pastor.
sapsria,eadeat Of sunday school
J. b. Mason,
Clerk OF Seesloas &C, Z. Hosae.
Pianist. Miss A. d, Parker,
President Christian Endeavor--Rov
LaPrairie.
Sunday school at 10 .. N.
Preaching at IL n. m.
Christian Endeavor at $50 y. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday At
.s;so y. M
MIR. Hutton OF Portland win oc.
cupy the pulpit at IL O'Clock sunday
morning.
There will be no service at 1880
Sunday evening. ON account of union
mass meeting at the Methodist church
lat that hour.
You are cordially invited to ali CT
these services. A special lnvitalioa 10
given to strangsrs-
|CraCs AlsshoSiiss EveDrspal CAureh-,
Corner Tenth and High strssss: =.
C. Richards. ninhtsr.
10 T. m. Sunday school. Geo. J.
Walton. superintendent.
Preaching at IL .. m.
Epworth League at ESQ p, m.--E,
NJ. Chiicotc. president.
Union temperance mass meeting at
1880 p. m. addressed by Mr.. Huttoa.
Prayer meeting WEDNESDAY evening
at ,:ao o'clock.
The choir has been reorganixed.
and will sing Sunday. Mr.. Vernon
Motsehcnbacher Is chorister and Miss
North Is pianist.
We bid you welcome TOR the new
conference year.
Bapeiss Chuseh-Corner Eighth and
Canal streets. Rev. A. =. oinmons.
pastor.
Bible school at 10 a. m. C. X. lie
Lap. superintendent.
Preaching at ii a. m. sermon by |
Eldcr 8. 4. Milan Of Silver Lake. Mr.. .
Milan ID the missionary Of the South
eru Baptist Association Of Oregon and |
California. Come and hear him.
There Will be no services In the /.
evening on account Of union temper
ance service at the n. z. church
at 7:30.
Everyone cordially invited 10 all OF
these services.
Church Of the Sacred HeaSs-Corusr |
worden avenue and Donald Streets.
Rev. VIM. Mcmillan. 8. J.. pastor.
First mass at $40.
High Mass and Bensdiction at
1880 q. n.
Catecheticai instructions every Sat
arday and Sunday morning at $50.
Week day Mass every morning At
7:ls.
Services ut Merrill on the third
Sunday OF each month.
Cltsistjan Chaseh-CSruoS OF Ninth n
and Pine streets. Elder 8. d. Har-
IAN. minister. Rssidsncs. corner
Tenth and High streets. Phons ll7.
Bible school at 10 .. m. C. C. Col
vin. superintendent.
Preaching at IL q. N.
There will be no services In the
evening on account OF union temper
ance service at the n. y. church
It 1880.
Christian Endeayor at p. m.
H. s. T0x. president.
Wednesday evening. prayer meet
Ing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

II rs worth hsyins. its worth in.
surtng. 6ee Chllcols.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

SOME MEN acquire knowledge
others fake II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

NEW NoRN. urt 40 saw an
stbibutap of .mput,"a sarmr0ls az
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

BUT THOSE who do not register
have NO kick coming IL things don'I
go to suit them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

WITH ANTWERP added TO her
other ruined cities. and all the ter
ritory leading up to II devastated.
her people starving and her crops
ruined. Belgium Is learning that even
a nations promises are not fulnlled.
England promised TO guarantee the
neutrality and integrity OF the plucky
little kingdom--but the German siege
guns have more than Offset this
promise.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10
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twrstea Tor the uassd rtsasy
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10
THIS MUST BE SOLD

LET 1T RAIN-ws can't stop it.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

AND STILL no governor or militia.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

TRADE AT HOME with merchants
that advertise
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LOST AND FOUND

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10

WE ALL have our troublss---ever
Judge W0rden has. according to hi,
wall Of woe In the morning paper.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-10
Scattered Shot.

PUZZLE-Those rams who knew
after the score board told of second
Boston victory: why didn't they take
some Of that bunch Of Athletic money
that has been crying for takers!