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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-02
EVEN BREAK AT BOSTON

BOSTON. October 1.-The Red Sox
double header. the Yankees winning the
first. : TO ;. and the Bostons the sec
ond. To .. In the first session tho
Yam KEGS got after Foster In the first
inning and scored on two singles and
walk. In the third and fourth. ana
again IN the ninth. they scored. running
un their total of five on nine hits, as
sisted by Iiobltzcls errors
In the second game tho Red Sox
third inning; while the Yankees could
do little with Bedient. Boonc's play
Ing Mt second was brilliant in both
games, and several times he had the
stands UP on their toes while he
handled difficult chances perfectly.
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bF.KV TUT FUHVcT III NIHtN.
: rnre hN INNING.
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"BILLIE HUDDlE" DEAD;
FIVE MEN ARRESTED
CarrOlPs How Rendered
Opponent Unconscious and Resulted
I'm Cerebral Uemorrhagc

SAN FRANCISCO. October Five
arrests were made here to-day rs the
result OF the death OF Emerl Sexton.
pugilist lighting under the name OF
"Bill IIuddie." who succumbed early
to-day to the effects of beating adj
bout with Arthur (Knockout) Carroll.
Those arrested We're Gregory Mitch
ell. match maker for James w. CofY-
roth, promoter of tho fight: Bert Nc
Cullough, the referee: Carroll, the sur
viling principal. and two seconds Tho
defendants were admitted to bail
Sexton collapsed after fighting the
entire six rounds against All opponent
who outclasscd him. lie did not again
regain consciousness An autopsy
hcmorrhage.
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PHILLlES IN FIFTH PLACE

lHlLADELPHIA. October The
lAillies rcgained NTH place to-day by
heating Brooklyn in an eighth inning
rally. 10 :. In the eighth Reed
doubled. Martin heat out a hunt ami
Magce doubled. Reed ana Martin scor-
ing. Then Becker doubled. scoring
MnEcc. Brooklyn gained three runs in
Tie first when, With two out. StcnEcl
triplcd. Dalton walked. CutShaW tripled
ND Cor sinplrl- Srnr..
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STANDING OF TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
81. Louis at Chicago.
Washington Mt Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.

WASHINGTON. October Tho Son
ators could not find Wyckofr to-day,
and met a to l defeat Mt Tho hands
of the Athletics. Seven hits werc gath
cred off Bentley and williams. tho
former retirinE>after tho eighth. Walsh
drove the ball for four bases In tho
fourth inning. In tho ninth Ciandll
triplcd and scored Washington's only
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CARDIGAN AND HOOPER
SIGN TW0-YEAR CONTRACTS

BOSTON. October Manager CARR
gan ana 0uthcldcr Hooper. OF the Bos-
ton Americans. to-day signed for the
next two seasons. and Pitcher Joe
Wood for 1915. lIoblitzcl is now the
only regular who has not signed a con-
tract for next year
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STANDING OF TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
baltimore at DrooISlyn.

BROOKLYN. October I.-playinE an
crrorlcss game and punching their few
hits to advantage. Baltimore defeated
Brooklyn ly 3 to 0 in the second game
or the series here.
Score by innings: L. H. Il,
Baltimore ......0 oo0i0 ooo--3 o
brooklyn q o o oO Go 3
Batteries: Quinn and Kerr; LATTE
and Watson.
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BROWNS BEAT TIGERS

St Louis. October 1.-The Krowns
batted Dauss hard. ana profited by he.
troits errors. beating tho Tigers to-
day. : to s. Hamilton was in good
form. holding the Tigers TO three hits
single and the other n triple. Each
hit drove in run. while COBB scored
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STANDING or TEAMS.
WHERE TEEY PLAY TODAY.
BOSTON nj New York.
Philadelphia ut Brooklyn.
Cincinnati mt Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Sc. Louis.

NEW YORK. October with George
Davis in the box. the Braves defeated
not allow hit until tho NTH inning.
when the Giants punched fve. and
scored three runs. The Braves rolled
Aip four runs In the first inning by
gapping out i've hits Off Dcmarce. In
shr ninth. with the score tied and
Schupp pitching, Cowdy sent over the
winning ruis. score:
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StoEics WIN Game.

BUFFALO, October i.-Leclair kept
Buralo's three hits scattered to-day.
Pittsburgh winning. TO 9.
Score by innings: r. IL L.
Buffalo ........Olo oooIoo--2 .
Pittsburgh ...l o5O01 00l-S 10 3
batteries: Schulz. Woodman. Brown
and Blair. Lavignc: Lcclair and Berry
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Totals n q 3el!! TotalI

summary: Errors Bush Stanage Two.
base mis- Austin Hamilton, Pratt. Three.
base hits I.avan Cobb. Sacrifice 'hit-Sho;
ton Double play-Nench to Stanage. Passed
hAtlA-Stunage. s. S,uian bases-Iobb shot
ION ~. Walker. Williams. Lavan. Pratt
ttnsef On bails-on Hamilton. 3. on Dauss. :.
struck put-by bauss, .. by Hamilton A.
Time Of game-::o3. Umpires.-O Loushii
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ATHLETIC SUBSTITUTES
AGAIN BEAT SENATORS
Walsh's Home Run In Fourth Inning
Features Last Game of the Sea-
son on Washington Grounds.
YANKEES AND RED son SPLIT
lIoblitzel's Errors Aid in New York
Winning First Game-Bedient Eff
fectirc Gin Second-Browns Hit
Dauss Freely, and Tigers Lose.
American League Results

yesterdays SCORES.
Philadelphia, 2, wnShinEton I,
New York, .; Boston, ..
Hoston, 4; New York, e.
St. Louis, 4, Detroit, 3 (ciEht
inningsi dnrkncss).
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1NETANAPOLIS. October 1.-Kansas
city and Indianapolis to-day played
ten innings to TO tie. Darkness
ended the game.
Score by innings: r. H. T.
Kansas City oo0ilooo-a IL 2
Indianapolis 1000 ooolllo-3 $ 3
batteries: Cullop and Eastcrly
kaiscrling. billiard. Whitchousc and,
TcXtcr.
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SPORTS
(SPORlS UMPIRE KLEIN BENCH SPOR
BALTIMORE PUNCHES HITS
AND DEFEATS BROOKLYN
Quinn Given Errorlcss Support-iIoo-
sicrs and Packers Play Ten In
ninES to n , to 3 Tie
Federal League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
indianapolis. 81 Kansns city, 2
Uen innings, darkness).
Chicago, ., st. Louis, I.
baltimore, 3, brooklyn, 0.
Pittsburgh, 81 Buffalo, z.
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score oy innings: X.
Washington ................. o . oooOo III
Philadelphia ................. o . 0 ia
summary: Errors-Acosta Mcbride, Bent
Icy. Walsh. Base balls--or Bentley | /:
on Wyckon. 4. struck out-by Bentley. i; by
Wyclson. 3 Home run-waish. Three base
hits-Gandil. Two-basc hits-Coombs. Sac
rihcc hta-I.app. Cruthers Stolen bases
Foster. Wild pitch-wiil,ams Passed bali
iicnry Time-l:'1. Umpires-Evans and
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SECOND GAME.
score ~ lnn.ngs:

summary; ErrorS--PcclS!npaugh Boone
I9nNrin. n"biitzcl. Two-base hit-Swanson.
Three. basc hit-MciinIe. Stolen bascs-IIen-
rtkseit struck cut-by NcIIaie. 3. by Be
N1cnt. 5. Double play-iIohiitzel DUMAS
s.-te:l. tmpircs-EgAn ana Connolly
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WALTER C. CAPTURES FIRST
RACE AT LYNCHBURG FAIR
Baron 7. Wins the Free-for-An, and
Matte the Great Captures First
Money In 2,30 rrot.

LfNCHDURG. VA. October 1.-The
results of the third days races at the
Lynchburg Fair to-day were as fol-
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Chicago Wins Close Game.

CHICAGO, October l-St. Lou!. was
defeated to-day by Chicago. TO L.
The winning run was made on Crandali
on singles by Ze!dcr and Zwilling. and
a sacrifice by Wilson.
Score by innings: T. H. l..
Chicago ........1 DOOR, .
st. Louis .......0 0oO1--l
Batteries: Watson, Crandali and
Chapman: Prendergast and Wilson.
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BRAVES HIT DEMAREE
HARD IN FIRST INNING
Champion ISatters Land on Star
Giant Slab Artist for Five Hits,
Which Melted -Four Runs.
GowpY's SINGLE WINS GAME
George Davis Did Not Allow a Hit
Until the Fifth MUNICIPALITIES
Defeat the Dodgers and Go Up in
StandinS--Piratcs Down Reds.
National League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
noSton. =; New York, q.
rhi,ndrlphin, -; UrooIxIyn. :.
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aBltied Tor Schupp IN nlnth.
Score 10y innings: II.
lio~ton Observation-Disclosures. q ! q =.
Sew York ....................... 30 8 10
summary: Errors Mann, Gowdy. Bcschcr.
t'rtehet. Base bulls--on Davis. 3: Off
pemarcc 3: on Schurp. .. Struck out-by
DAVIS, {, by Demarcc. . Two-hase hits
Mann, Gather t-) Fletcher ~, Meyers.
Stolen bases MerkIc. Meyers. Double plays
tVsr4, Mar1uviilc and Schmidt; Doyle and
Merkle. Hit by pitchcr-by Davis tDoyle);
~ schupp tSchmidt and SMITH. Time
$50 Ulnpires-I<lcm and Ems!!c.
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First GAME.
,elal. . ) s:7ls Totals

''0"' - - - IotHIs ..'o1 = !
sJanNrn. second base and shortstop.
Ran for Scott In sixth.
Stated Tor Thomas In eighth
rBa:tea Tor Foster In ninth.
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JAnyr!n. Gardner. cook. Base on balls--on
Nurhop, Z: on Foster, 4. Struck out-by
Warhop. J; by Foster. . Sacrifice hits.
Iiartzel!. Maisei. Double piays-scott to
Janvrin: Warhop TO Peck!npaugh TO Mullen
Wiid pitch WARRIOR. Umpfes-connolly and
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Ncw York.
boston
;Als Sc Il q Totn!- 81 6

};s,n for Meyers in the ninth.
lirttvd for bcmarcc ia Nth.
aBIt;ej Tor Schupp IN ninth.
Score 10y Innings:
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Philadelphia.
Washington.
Totals 80 so IS Totals ...as y 10

Battcd Tor MIInn In ninth.
fBatted for Bentley In eighth.
l.,.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27
SAYS We NEEO A
STANDING army
WRITER ADDS THAT THIS IN Nor
TO FIGHT MEN. BtT To FIGHT
fLits. RATS AND ormER REAi.
ENEMIES To HEALTH

4 ysrs interesting suggestion ap-
peass In the December American Mao.
aElne IN which writer discusses the
war ana standing armies. lie aug.
gcsta that se. too. ought To have q
standing aitay !n this country. not to
nghs men. hal 20 n.h. dies. :=s= ass.
other real enemies. Ito would hay.
two yeags compulsory service out Of
every eGild In tho eouniry.
This service would bo devoted to
agriculture. rather than to military
matters, rho agricultural establish.
meni OF the United States he would
hay. organized on a. great scale
aad with tho same risor az tho mill
taEy establishments OF Germany aud
HuAala.
For instance Word comes into
Washington over the telegraph that
the graAshoppers arc devastating Kan.
sas. instantly the whole Army ot this
Mississippi Ia modified. railway trat-
tic ali suspended for the military
sehcduiu worked out In advances By
the government and kept imminent
over all tho railways--soO npcclai
trains rushing in tn. troops TO stratc-
gle points Ia Kansas. flags nylng and
horns tootipg. the battles: tho STRAIT
esy. careful calculations on tho least
damage instead OF tho greatest: trc-
mendous Hank movements and sortleA
all To save property instead Of do
stroy it-night operations under area
and Bsarchilghts: tho final victory.
analysis oi the campaign by military
experts. books written TO prove that
General Silas Perkins could have saw
cd one more quarter section of grain
at the Battle OF Otachakoochec by o.
tending his lines half mile to tho
north. others proving he could not
Justify the risk 10 his main positions
and 40 on.
Why. II we should give one exam.
pie OF IA real war. an We might In tho
Miami nood--or against the elm
beetle or the browntail or the army
worm. 40 would change the temper OF
the entire world! Think OF the whole
army Of the Northeast drawn up on
the Haekensack Meadows 10 c1termi.
nate the aboriginal Jersey mosquito
and doing II,
Just imagine the enormous mill.
tary projects 10 be carried out In ey.
cry section OF the country; immense
areas OF dry soil brought under irriga-
ton after an arduous campaign by
the Army OF tho West; rcforeStati0n
by the entire Army OF the North west;
reclamation by the Army OF the Lower
developing power at
military stations by all our streams.
Tor distribution over all the military
areas! When You consider all these
possibilities you SEQ what Germany
might have done II she had been un-
fer a war-Iord whose working card
was dated a. D."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27

In one hig tent at cs,herham Camp
is the following happy family. all new
recruits to Ktcbener's army; A Lon
don teacher ot languages, sheffield
traveller in cutlery, a buckingham
shire groom. Midlothian tscoilandl
mines, Yorkshire miner, Cornish
farmers son. Sussex fooiman. an
ESsoS chauffeur. an English youth
from Brussels. three cockncy clerks
and tao Surrey gardeners, All the
dialects aud accents of Great Britain
are represented. and the choral rr.
feet when the occupants al the tent
sins IT'S a Long, Long Way TO Tip
perary" is remarkable.
The University oSfccrs Training
Corps Was Of course ineettixea with
the rest OF nrt,ain's regular and vol
Gnissr fcrees. but from n modest four
hundred strong the corps rapidly
JUMPED 10 nearly two thousand. and
already 1900 ot Its members have
been granted commissions All com
missions In the British army aud navy
mus, be signed b. the king. hu, OK,
ford stands up for It's ancient rights
and Insists upon the rfsh; OF the vice
chancellor to counscrslgn those grant.
ed 10 Oxford graduates.
The PLAYING nelds and towing paths
which three shor. months ago we're
psopled with vigorous Young English
men clad In nannels and college bias
ers. and which echoed the laughter Of
their fair admirers. now show nothing
but drab khaki Exeter College Is
the headquarters OF the Oxford and
Bnesinghamshirs light infantry and
the soldiers occupy the college build
ings and meadows. Cardinal Vol
sey's spacious kitchen Is In dual pos
session Of cooks. civil and military.
who cooperate arnicably In the feed.
ing OF the troops and the few hundred
students still up" Cambridge has
also answered the call TO arms but
Oxford is exuiting over the fac, that
II has beaten it's rival by several
hundred in the matter OF recruits.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27
DREAM PROOF
M|NCt PIES
NIGHTMARES ~ ,rr atr ~ tmt
Art N<At. CASTRO Me
rHt.Af Nv DOMESTIC sslE>st
TRAINING class

rhu gifta uf Ihr aamr~sis sassass
departures, as culws'5as. tad. iilsh
school have tAAsa thu dgeaas sat os
miae~msat Th.s are atahsas ssaad
that Ia sald ta be alshtmsrv sfoS,f
NSv that sks 0p~h SEASON taF taiAe1
pses ts al hand. II ls saia aas tsa eat
la ssiss ni plu made EspsH Shss avs
dsnasuFsd tslaesmes, and ss straight
30 bed. atias shIsk sleep Witi br pleas
ant 4aa yssstai Thn ns@ brand also
s~ ats old Mg itIahea@s q l.ssIas Ia
ths nee kiha Of falassmea, sss.a tn
naIn-a taku thp place ot m-a,
tissu ss hos to pshv foaF aasFss
Sis cops II ehopl-osi pared apples. sss
isspz ot shopgea ss~vn Insaasoes. shfa-
.sUpa "t chopped EAjsihs. s9aT s@s ut q
sugar. eHe and aals saps II elder
vinegar. uhs aad bait eaps of water.
,uHs isblssposa et FiuHahinh. aar, bait
Tablespoon ps ailspiss. uhs bali sahis
spuon nt gloves. psss hall tahisseossn
lhatmes. nHs sabseapaaa os sats. three
fosSihs et cup Of battsF. t~s slsssss
les jelly
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27
Warning Countries
Spend Millions Here

the alllcs ate rapidly Increasing tho
.tg40. .0au ,eoo aiFuadf spen, ia New
York iaf suppilsa sihf~ AusasG lsg
aS miliioua dollars worth oi sugar
has bSsn bought hy aErnta ot ~.
French government tfam lasal fetinr
ufa In the last fss DAYS. shila kns
laat hes ius, placed 81 s,SoO 600
vagaH order wi,h tho aludshakrs
eou,nsui at South lirnd. ihd
Alns, that zoo .noo barrels of sugar
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27
BOX SOCIAL IS
GIVEN TONIGHT
BONES OF LUNCH WILL IN SIG
gEGATED, TO GIVE THE SINGLE
MEN A CHANCE 10 SECURE w.
MARRIED LADIES AS PARTNER
tCommunicatsd)

> Tonight ID the time for tho ladies.
both married and angle. to ill their
lunch box for the box supper at the
Christian church.
The unmarried men are 10 buy the
single ladies' boxes and tho married
men the married women's boxes The
price OF the boxes viii be so cents.
There Will be plenty OF entertain
ment
The members Of the Ladies' Aid 30
ciety VIII have useful articles for
sale. Every one is requested 10 come
and enjoy the evening.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27
ssi PEOPLE WITH GOOD MEMORY

Just think. 34i people In this coun-
~ have already guessed the correct
answer TO the question. What store Is
The Home OF Sensible Christmas
Giffs"f
Eighty-six per cent of ali answers
received was correct. which proves
that last years advertising Is still de-
elaring dividends.
We still wish to urge those who
haven't tried TO do so now, IA the
prize Is worth the trouble.
Send answers with name and ad-
dress to p. o. Box s34 not later than
tomorrow night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27
STOCK SHIPPING
DAY IS FIXED
TwENTy-EiGHT HOUR SERVICE
BETWEEN KLAMATH FALLS
AND OAKLAND THURSDAYS

In order to facilitate the movement
Of cattle to the markets. the Southern
Pacific has inaugurated twenty
eight hour stock train service between
Klamath Falls and Oakland. This
train viii run every Thursday. and
wlII pick up all stock from points be-
tween.
Several big shipments were sent
out yesterday on this special.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27

ba'" hoau Jpush, bsss ,ss
,' @s'' tho Ff'"'h demand r1s h., =. !
lns 10 Of ooafsy, auu Ia the w
~ Tho hcrrvsf baulr, Aaff
t"ash' o" 'h" Sugar district, 's
We beet ''"pa have been dvs,,.,.s ~
ss Result Of lh,s bls to,.,.s
dor 'hr fvisssl ausar gsAs,,.
haHf at fonA,a abish .Aa,
sr'vta' 1r"ta taa Hnt TO ,,s,,r. 80
'''F"'''esF ! rrs'r'd So,cms,, "a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27

PETRoGRAp. Nov. s--tBy mail
to New York The way in which the
Russian soldiers will risk their lives
for comparatively small iuxuries is
evidenced by the following story. Dur
ing the fighting In East Prussia cor
porai asked permission TO take a
couple Of his comrades and try to sur
prise one OF the German scouting pa.
trois. When he returned and report
ed thai his effort had been successful.
his ossieer asked Why he had volun-
teered such risky work The cor
porai replied that the previous night
friend had relieved German officer
sf . good supply Of chocolate and a
nask Of brandy. and he wanted 10 try
his luck." too.
And what did you Ees'" asked the
o0cef. The corporal srtnned and
showed two cakes Of milk chocolate
and dve cigars.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27
Of ieily

Tho t'0ant Vt Monte t'hFlst9,
Whirs comes se the e,AF shrassr foe
,otaosrow and SasdaY. ls perhaps tho
best kHuwa story ,ha, has sFsT found
lss ssy 10 The Amsripan stage, Aioss
aader Dumas great staty baa boon
sesd by tho majority Of the Amsfl.aa
pnhiie, likewise has tho play bera
Witnessed The hlm vsrslon should
prove sf.a,rf than tho story or tho
play. as IL has ,h. advantage OF many
natures s.ttihss. such as tho ocean
scenes. tho ships and the d.arf, Iss
lands
James o'S-ili. tho great dramatic
star. vho made ,h. play famous. has
tho title role. Nj o'Nsiii has played
In Monte Christie" for over thirty
years In tho picture he 10 supported
by the Famous riay~rs Tho picture
10 IN ave parts Maiiners At. an
nouncrd foF Saturday and sunday.
-ssus-a-s----sssss-a--z-s--a~---
What s,or" Ia The HON. ~ Rons
4Iblr t.hfistfnaa IiifYxHs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27
,aothcr for shao,,ng

The fourth arrest Within Two weeks
TOR shooting within the city llmi,s VAS
made Tharsday bs Deputy Game War
den Henry Stout. when he picked op
r. u. Cali cali will bc glSca hear.
lns bsfSre Police Judse i.cavi,t.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27
Ia ilankrusst
mo zUyAb

>"'''a a, iirs, Mr-t,as u ,,x..,....
'a ihr hIstfssS raqf, Of N. -,
H'a'ss foe 'hs Diafiss Of ,,,,...
In 'as Matter ~ 4 Bansea,,, A.,
fugs
7" shu Creditors At Z sassos,. :,
'ss CTS Of hgswate rslis !, y,
'ash'y Aha pisIrlri A,ess.a ,
iiaatFur,
N"i'sr b te5rbf s.,oa .A., nn,
sEi daY ~ Sg1rmbsf A u is,, q.
said & sAaEauYia sas as,, ,s,,,
sa'S,i bsntfuf, and that a, e.
HT1'iss ~ bic sfsIi,os. siil ss ~,
aT 'ho ia~ ucise % " HA a,.,..
located usr' sbr aas'1mss IA a.. =,
OF kissaath Fstts osesoa GA ~ n.
day ~ nesonbrs A II l,l, 80
pslasA ia 'bv 4ilesaaaa Al ,aa
si'a" o." sald sredi,bsa aas ,,,s,a
ps"Ss their rlalsss. sp,.ain, r,ss.
esanins 'he bankrupt ssa ,,,ar
Sfieh "'hss haslaass "a sag s.ss~s
eo'ss l"f"'0 SAID asvs,ias
Dated ihis ss't ia, os xn.Hs,
tstt
tfN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27
Ever Get tho lsia-s"

Long winter DAYS aud evenings as-
easily made shorter wsth maslr, Sse.
oad hand instruments. $4,000 and up
New Player Pianos. s3s5. and up
Why not 500 them anyway =, sHEr'
HERD PIANO DEPOT. ner, doer 10
posiogfier. ssn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27
NJ work an Nudge,

Members oS this county court are Al
work preparing th. budget upon
which the next Ia, levy will se made.
school districts and el,les has. aaiti
December to sahmt their special
tsslss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27
rake~ Prisoner Away,

sheriff A. 4 Smith ~ Nodoc coues
~, Calf came In TODAY trcm Al'ataa
60 set 1im nrnNn. q Klamath Indian.
accused ~ horse stealing The, icft
today,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27

Klamath t.odsr No ist, / q q y,
meets tonight In regular session. Tho
Third degree WITH be- conferred Nla.
sting brothers cordially invited
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27

During Portland (Me.) barber's
n''y year" In business he has had ons
who has served him for
'"r,y years. This workman has kcpt
a record Of tho number Of times tho
employer tells his stories. One story
no has told 2.78s times.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27

All Of the ingredients except the
butter and Jelly should be mixed and
cooked until the apples are soft. Then
add the butter and Jelly. and boil
about fifteen minutes. The mock
mincemeat Is then ready 10 use or
seal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27

A Lowell firm manufacturing soap
recently received an enthusiastic note
from family that had bought cake.
The writer stated that It had lasted
the 1--WE members OF the family Tor
three months, and they thought II an
excellent s0au.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27
United Press Service

GLASGOW, tBy mail To New York }
Passing a building where some OF
the Belgian refugees were housed,
tive girls we're overheard arguing
abou, the language OF tho guests,
thus:
"A wish we'd been gcttln' French
this year; we'd DC able tae SPEAK tae
the wce Belgians,"
They wldna nRderstun' French,
for A heard they speak Flemish"
well. A heard the Belgians speak
better French than they dae in France
Just the same's We speak better Eng
iish than they dae in England"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27

LONDOS--A member OF the Gains
borough board Of Guardians. spying 4
German nag among the decorations Of
the town hall. piled mp a pyramid OF
chairs. hacked tho flag down and
burned Il.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27

whoh BABY surss VII.
'e'ns l'Sh'as 'sla 'fOasis. "a. ns.,',
uinimrn, 4 little o, /, sa..
"sf aaa u Ia sale lot sAils,.s M.
'"n's bot a, all dfas ao,-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27
Hes a Devil"

ana other latest music rolls. These
rolls make suitable Christmas eff.
Tor your friend with n player piano.
near them nj Shepherd Piano Demo,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27

PARASITIC French government
has accepted the offer OF the North
Tyrone Ulster Volunteer Force Hos
pital for service 1t Pan.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-27
Town Topics
i,crc ttuws NlAiln.

Bona 4. Alexander. who 10 tesehlns
with great success at Shasta View.
near Malia, IL VA town over tho