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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28

Van PELT-At Orange. n J., entered
E--a rest. on August 26, 1914. Helen
wife 4 Charles Van Pelt. aged 81
FazrS
Funeral services will be held from
l.rdzy. August -. at p. m. Relatives
sut friends kindly invited. Relatives
vii meet az her late residence. 30 South
street Orange, at / 80 p. m. Interment
in Rosedale Cemetery. Orange.
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statesmen.

EXPERIENCED statesmen WANT
ED BY HAHNEg g. co. FOR
THEIR DRESS GOODS DEPART
Apply TO SUPERINTENDENT
BEFORE 10 A NJ.
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DRESSMAKERS
4uAIEkNAL FOBS AND
EMBLEMS

MASONIC fobs and embems. Eastern star
pendants; presentation jewels to order; silk
badges ceiluloid buttons, catalog. NEWARK
EAiBl.E EN- CO.. 500 Broad st.
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HELP WANTED
EN-N9AUE

HELP WANTED
FEMALE
GIRL for photometer work on incandescent
lamps experienced spot reader. Apply at
once to INDEPENDENT LAMP AND WIRE
CO. $50 Gregory av., Weehawl<en Heights.
n J.
GIRLS wANTED-Experienced and fncx.
2erienced new moderD factory. clean and
sanitary; scent fare on D, L. = w. from
Newark and Harrison Apply HOWARD
IMMATURE LAMP co. Ampeie Station.
East Orange. n. j.
LADIES can earn money at home spare
time: no canvassing. send stamped ad-
dressed envelope for particulars. MUTUAL
PUBLISHING CO, Scranton. Pa.
LEATHER CoVERERS-Ezperien leather
ooverers on small bag frames. THE j.
f. MERGOTT CO. 31s JeIlif av.
WOMEN wanted for crochet work: expert
enced only; 81 deposit, III Avon av.
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SETTLE suddenly, at his home, % New
street. East Orange, \. J., August p,
1914, Thomas Settle.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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AMPERE

FOR REAL bargains In real estate that can
be bought easy terms CONNOLLY
& CONNOLLY. 80 Fourth av. opp. station.
Tel. 1861 Orange.
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CLosTER. n. j.

81. 50O 5000 cash; $40 a month; large grounds;
s-room house, Improvements; barns, etc.;
large porch. DUKE 2s4 Bloomfield ay.
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tors, breeders, feed ETC.. best quality Al,
the lowest prices. J. F. NoLL CO.. me-
116 Mulberry St
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BRENNAN Died. August y. Peter J.,
beloved son Of Ellen aud the late Peter
kfennan
Relatives and friends, also kearny
Hose Company Ne. .. are kindly IN
tited 10 attend his funeral from his
late hume, a3 kearny avenue. keafny,
M saturday. August %, at go a.. m,
thence 10 St Ceeilia's Church. where
High Mass of REQUIEM will be offer
ed for The repnse Of his soul. Inter
ment in Cemetery Of Holy Sepulehre
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WANTED-To get in touch with John F.
Howe. who gave his address as corner
Third and William SIS. Newark, about 80
years ago. SOUTH FLORIDA TITLE CO.
INC, Barlow, Florida.
PLAIN sewing. MRS. uNTERHoLz. 1s1
Seventeenth aV
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OUR OWN mixtures OF scatch aud laying
mash are far superior to others; all sup
plies. FARM AND GARDEN. 26s Market st.
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RESOLUTIONS

RESOLUTIONS ENGRossED
THE KINNEY STUDIO. is West Kinney.
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SEE richards q Henderson. 40 4th av.. at
Ampere sta. for attractive homes at mod
crate prices; easy terms. large renting list.
CARL Fl. STIGER
MODERN HOUSES FOR SALE AND n lent.
OPPOSITE BRICK CHURCH STATION
MODERN HOUSES-SALE AND RENT
GEORGE L. MACK,
OPPOSITE BRICK CHURCH STATION
HAWTHORNE AV.. S5--Handsonfe 2-story.
frame dwelling and garage must sell at
once. Inquire Real Estate Department, FL
DEITY TRUST COMPANY, Prudential
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DIR. wM. II. SCHILLIG.
SURGEON CHIROPODIST.
All ailments Of the feet treated successfully.
305 Mulberry st., near East Kinney.
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NEWLY painted and decorated 7-room house !.
all improve ments large plot; big, shady
apple trees loaded down; 10 minutes TO sta
tion n~ the northern valley OF New Jersey. +.
ARNOLD, Closter, N. ].
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CEMETERIES
Glendale Cemetery

Franklin av. and Joralemon st, Bloomfield.
n. J. Best located and finest kept. with per-
graves. $50 IN: single graves SIC. Phone
I2G9 Bloomfield.
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INSTRUCTION

NEWARK ACADEMY.
o4f high ST. Cor. William.
FOUNDED 17s..
WILSON fAKbaND. LEAD MASTER
Reopehs september 20, 1914.
Thorough preparation for any college or
scientific school Tor business life Gym
nssuIn aud athletic Field. Number IN each
form limited Catalogue request.
The Head Master vail be at che Academy
10 talk with parents from to during she
week Segi~ntre ssp'@zuh>F a.
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LoMAx- Suddenly. on Wednesday. Au-
gust 90, 1914, Minnie Lomax tnee How
.ard) beloved wife of Richard Lomax,
In her forty seventh year.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
<-xffed TO attend. the funeral services
from her late residence, 40 Ridgewood
avenue. on Saturday, August 20, at 2 80
D. m Interment in Fairmount Gene
terry.
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Anniversary Mass.
CLIFFORD-First anniversary High
Mass of Requiem will be offered for
the repose of the soul of the late John
Clifford on Saturday morning, August
%, 1914, at a. m, at st. Joseph's
Church
Relatives and friends are kindly in.
vited to attend
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

---'----~-----------~~
DON'T he bolbereu Mabas .oUaL iu the
house; well 20 your ~,y.k better ,..,eaper and
az less trouble; rough dr1 worL a. cents a
pound, ironed. 5 POUNDS. .c1ts: also
wet wash so cents bag; de-, red IA
~ enty -four hours. shirts and cola work
done quickly and satisfactorily; all wOrs guar
anteed STAR STEAM LAuNDRS 500
Orange 81. rbLnP Branch Brook 3n: for
wagon to call
DAYS WoRK-Wa ironing. or clean
ing. MRS. YOUNG. 10 william ST.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK- wishes gen
ersl housework; good reference Write or
call. IL Livingston St, top floor.
HOuSBNoRk Woman. with child. wants
place as houseN orScr. county or city; good
home preferred 10 large wages. MRS PIT
MAN. sfS Norfolk ~
GERMAN monlau wants sr1,ll washing to
take home. MRS SMITH. ZIG Cabinet st.
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OWNER. a nonresident, viii sacrifice mod
ern home. Il rooms, two baths, hot water
heat, large stable. lot 7Ox22O. abundance
shade, shrubbery; value $22.O0O; viii con-
slider offer $4,000 on easy terms. See
FRANK Il. TAYLOR, 18th year opposite
Brick Church station. Lackawanna r. H..
Note first name
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WALTERS-O August -. 1914. Beatrice
j.. daughter of Francis and Mary Wal
tiers. aged years 4 months.
Funeral services will be held at the
parents home, 121 Johnston avenue,
Kearny, on Saturday afternoon, August
20. at > o'clock. Relatives and friends
are kindly invited. Interment at Ar
lington Cemetery.
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HIJGHES-s Suddenly. on August p, 1914,
Martin. only son OF Thomas and Mary
Hughes (nee kanel aged eight years.
Relatives and friends are kindly In
vited TO attend the funeral from his
parents residence, No. 429 Central ave
nue., on Saturday August 20, at a.
m, to ST Joseph's Church, where
Mass of Requiem will be offered for
the repose of his soul. Interment In
the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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$500 buys SO rents, five room dwelling;
half acre; high ground, fruit, chickens:
near Trenton trolley. WHITE. 1928 Broad
WY. New York
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AUTOMOBILES

GARAGE in private stable for .wo or three
cars rent reasonable Call Ridge ST.,
Orange.
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HERPIcH fnee Koetherl-Entered into
rest on Thursday. August ., 1914, al
1e4 Bergen street, Pauline A aeIpieH'
beloved wife of the late George Herpich,
aged 81 years.
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NATE Entered into rest on Thursday,
August %. 1914 our beloved mother and
sister, Annie Nate (nee Guenther). aged
IS years.
Eunprnl nrivatp
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McDERMITT- Friday. August IS
1914, at his late residence, No 300
Plane street, Harry E., beloved son of
Bridget McDermitt (nee CALDWELL and
the late William j. McDermitt.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28

THREE real bargains; two delivery. one
pleasure. BARER MAYER. Tel 1871
Orange.
HuPMOBTLB, late model 30. touring, $3.50
Evenings &c Eaton pl. East Orange
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McGUIRK-On August 20. 1914. Francis
E.. infant son of Edward J. and Flor
ence NJ McGuirk (nee Brown, aged
years months Q days
Relatives and friends are kindly In
vited to attend the funeral from his
parents residence. IA Parker street,
on Saturday, August 20, at . D. IN.
Interment in the Cemetery Of the Holy
Sepulchre.
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GTBBS-on August X 1914 EsEzlsu- 1rs-
band Of the late EZtfE GIBBS dss3 .
years. g..
Relatives aad friszEs ara SzHssE IN
vifed 70 attend tee fE1sras ss-F-;'is nm
hfs daurhfa-sS raS5lfs-se.s- Mrs. T11tsl
afs Parker street. e S4zz-1AF- Alcusl
- az : - p n I1ss-Es1z 81 4assE1E-
\ Y az eonreniz1es e III tEZzF-
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HFIIER-on THURSDAY. AEE1Ss . zs1z-
Sidney. beloved Son q &E1eEz az
Hannah Heller nee HsAlzzElA, II rs
18th year.
Funeral services viii b Rid froz lis
late residence. 1si Soath Orange ava
aue. on sunday August ~ AZ : ? =
Relatives and friends are invited % At
tend. Interment IN Evergreen Gene
terry, Elizabeth. y. J.
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nAwsoN-On Thursday. August q.
1911. at her residence. Ne " Sner-
man avenue. Julia II. Dawson. widow
II Edwin II. Dawson. in her 18Th year
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LOANS-MORTGAGES

HAVE clients desiring second mortgages.
Law Offices OF WILLIAM HARRIS Kim
ney building. 7e0 Broad st.. Newark. y. J.
WANTED, s. 800 first mortgage on Iryington
property. Address LOAN, Box 10. Star
office
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C0LLINS-At West Orange. \. J.. Au..
gust -, 1911 Julia Collins, widow OF
Lawrence Collins. -
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vifed TO attend the funeral from her
late residence. p Longview avenue,
west Orange. on Saturday, August -.
al o'clock. thence to St John
church, where a High Mass of Requiem
will be offered for the repOse OF her
soul, Interment in st. Johns Cemetery
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statesmen and collectors wanted, sell
monthly accident and health policies; per-
manent position; good income. increasing
each month"; instruct beginners. Call
to 10 a m. or address COMMERCIAL CAS-
UALTY INSURANCE CO.. 81 Clinton ST.,
Newark. n. j.
Statesmen and solicitors work for yourself
entirely: new article; every home, hotel,
saloon, soda fountain buy on sight; absolute
necessity; call. STORE, 81 Plane.
TAcKER wanted on slives BARRETT &
CO. As johnson st.
WANTED-Names OF men. is to as wishing
to be Newark mail carriers; s67 month to
begin. Address MAIL CARRIER. Box 100.
Star office.
WANTED-A1 plumber at once. GEORGE
II. PADDOCK. Chatham, n. ].
YOUNG zen learn linotype operating tdey
and evening": send for 9oolzlet IS" MER-
GENTrTALER LINOTYPE sCHOOL 24
West Twenty-third ST. New York.
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BfTEI.-At Nutley. August "a 1914,
Joseph August Buel, aged years.
Relatives and friends are kindly IN
dav. Anpnsf 70. at 3 o'clock from his
late residence. 347 Passaic avenue. In
fArment at Lyndhurst Cemetery.
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Van NESS-At Mountain View, y j., on
Ws,5ues3ay August 26. 1914. Eliza A.
ulSaw q the late Moses Van Ness, in
he- S7th year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
s-tead The funeral on Saturday. Au-
EuS- q. from her late residence. Noun
ratl View. y. T.. at 80 o'clock p. m.
rr1srzsnr az Laurel Grove.
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TERRELL-on Thursday, August 81,
1914. Margaret 5. Terrell.
Funeral service win be held at the
Mtl1ingron. y. J.. Baptist Church on
sunday. August So at $50 p. IN.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28

LYONS-On August &c. 1911. Sarah
Agnes, beloved daughter of Patriek ".
and Catherine NJ. Lyons (nee Higginsl.
Relatives and friends are kindly IN
vited to attend the funeral from her
parents residence, 229 Belleville ave-
nue. on Saturday. August %, at a. m,
to ST. Mlchaels Church, where solemn
High Mass of Requiem Will be offered
for the repose Of her soul at 10 n. m
Interment in the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepnlchre.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-03
SUfFS AND ANTS
BEFORE CONGRESS
isOrN FACTIONS NAVE Dki.E.
GATES rO APPEAR uktOHE
rHE JUDICIARY COMMITTEES
or LOWER MOrsE.
United i'rcsa Service

United rrcsa Service
WASHINGTON. March J Prom
incnt sunrase,,.s from thc congress
union today again b"aou sh, tho house
judiciary committees ,o ae, favorabiy
on tn. pending resolution for sut.
irakc constitutional amendment.
Despite tho diginclination on the
part OF the mcmbess OF tho committee
to regard the action favorabiy the
sufrrasettrs were dctrtmincd TO cm,
ploy their heaviest guns In tho inter,
est OF tn. cause.
The suffrage for women amendment
advocates did not have things all th-ig
own way. n number OF women prom,
insnt in the nght against women
votes being on hand TO voice the same
old argument. We don't wan. to
vote, so don't give 1t To thas- ~ho
do"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-03
THIRD STREET
DISTRICT MADE
FIAT SHOWING THE APPROxI.
MATE LIMITS AND COSTS TO BE
ASSESSED AGAINST PROPERTY
AFFECTED ACCEPTED.

As lie Improvement of Third street
from Main street TO California av-
enue' viii benefit quite a large strip
of territory on the hill beyond High
street. the cost OF this will be shared
by others as well as Third street
owners. A plat OF the district was
accepted last night by the city coun-
Gil.
According to this plat. the cost OF
the Improvement from Main to High
street will be borne by the abuttins
lots From High to California av-
enue the cost will be borne by all the
property owners between First and
Fifth streets.
Seventy percent Of the cost will
De assessed to property In the blocks
between Second and Fourth streets.
and 80 percent against the two blocks
beyond these. This will make the
cost TO the abutting property owners
approximately go percent.
The property owners will this week
confer with City Engineer Mclean
regarding the method Of improve
ment-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-03

Relation Ia Health Mlss rafp.eai.,
handled her subi.et spluaataly. a.s
hsF advice aad Instructions uiii .u,,,
ty saws a,aas doctor blli. bs,ls..
iSsaitIns It's bottsf teeth Aas hsaiss.s
bstdtes
Al : o'eIoss Mss hoBbiEs sau
latk oa tafe of thIgdfsh sAa
bFtmnSa os-f ~Ish usp,al Aapu Isss,
Ia nathess aud youeE @omea Tss
~ss followed BY a tis t;,osstfAllas "a
Ksss aud QulsA Desserts lh sAsa
hfs Anbblhs ~aa asaisgra bf Mas
itai,se White and Mics Joslc t.as a
bs l,ome,ls asIrnsS class
A, the af,sSasan srsslyn. l',ptssss
i'u@srs talked on Nuissutr coas~sr
ati1s. rtpiainIns th~ rurdisi0a
which land should Dc tuf, after rlas
ira To obtain the aasimam sAolslss.
Agricultural instFusiot Moan T.
voted his Iime ta CrTsst Csoss. ~
Try aaa Irrigated Farms Nc aa
the Irrigated farms pf"aassi s,sA
tns feeling purposes massIJ saas
Tho dr. farms srs~ s'aia as = @psss
crop
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-03
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

The klamath Development compa-
ny to r. w. Landon. warranty deed.
$40. lots sB and l0A, block 3. Rail-
road addition.
4. w. Landou ct ux to Florence
Vending. deed. $40. same tract.
William S. Worden ct ux to J. w.
Heinie. warranty deed. $40, lot s.
block 81. Worden.
The Klamath Development compa-
ny to Charles W. Burgess. warranty
deed. $40. lot 24A. block Z. Railroad
addition.
The klamath Development compa-
ny to Mrs. Charles w. Burgess. war
ranty deed, $40. lot 24B, block Z.
Railroad addition.
Charles Reid ct ux to Charles A.
Hunting, quit claim deed. 5000. part
OF so acres in sections 35 and 3S. in
1910.
Alex Mcdonald to Katherine Har-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-03
RAISING Of HOGS IS TALKED OVER
CONTINUED from page -

CONTINUED from page -
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legs laboratory. and told To give an
analysis
The hog gives greater return In
meats for food couAum-d than an,
other domestic animal" said pro.
fsssor r.. u. Fits, In u talk ON "Brc-d.
lnx. Feeding and Management Of
Hogs, Less capital liz required 10
start IN 'h. hos raising industry than
most any other Industry. and returnn
on money Invested are realized mos.
quickly.
The hog viii thrive on IL greater
variety OF foods than any other AMI.
NAL. The breed is not NO essential M
getting q good individual Of the breed
selected. Select tho kind Of hog the
butchers prefer. which In usually n
hog OF compact body. deep and wide.
This is the kind that xivca tho largest
proportion Of good cuts.
Brood sows that have proved to be
prolihc and good mothers should DO
Kept M long as they breed regularly.
Brood sows may be grade animals II
they have correct form. but the sire
should be thoroughbred and a good
representative Of tho breed to which
he belongs.
ITO produce successfully and eco
nomically. hogs must be kept growing
from birth to end Of fattening period.
IL should bs made 10 weigh 200
pounds at tho age Of Z 10 . months.
Animals Of this weight. II fat. de-
mand highest market price and cost
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-03
MOTION FILMS
! nnSHOWM TONIGHT
REELS REACHED HERE TOo LATE
FOR EXHIBITION LAST NIGHT.
BUr THE REMAINDER or pRO.
GRAM HIGHLY INTERESTING.

Two interesting lectures. one u.
Illustrated with color slides. provided
two hours OF instruction and informa.
tion nj the Houston opera house last
night. as the concluding period OF the
tirst days session OF Klamath eoun-
TVS tlrs, shor, course.
Mrs. l.. W. Robbins. In charge OF
the extension work OF home econom.
les Mt the o. A, C., gave n helpful talk
on education. giving vivid word.
picture OF the advantages enjoyed
now rs compared with the oppor-
tunities OF twenty-five years ago
Prof. W. l.. Powers talked on ir.
rigated crops and illustrated his talk
with many Interesting eolored slides.
Mr.. Powers Is right In his clemen,
when talking irrigation and drainage
and is. without doubt. the highes,
authority on these important subjects
In the West.
Professor Powers Is the man who
revolutionized irrigating methods by
his demonstrations in Crook county In
1912. demonstrations that attracted
the attention OF irrigation publica.
tons all over the world.
The poultry flm which was To have
been used last night. did not arrive.
owing to the delayed train. but viii
be used tonight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-03
ris. warranty deed. $40. lot ss1. block
lit. Mills addition.


ris. warranty deed. $40. lot Ss1. block
lit, Mills addition.
American Bank and Trust campa-
nv to Charles McGowan. warranty
deed, 81. lots ISL and ,s?. block los,
Mills addition.
The Klamath Development compa-
ny to C. l.. Bisbee. warranty deed.
sic, lots l4A. lab. l5A and isB,
block 8. Railroad addition.
Charles Z. worden ct ux to II. l..
Morgan. deed. $40. lots Is. II. Is and
10. Mountain View addition
l.. B. Applegaie to Fred L. Apple
gate. warranty deed, $40, Sis NEk
south 80 acres OF sen Nwh. Sec.
6-3S-io.
A. A. Bellman ct ux TO w. s. Slough
warranty deed, $40. lot 10. block 10.
Ewauna Heights addition.
The klamath Development compa-
ny to Charles Meyer. deed, $40. lot s.
block s. Second Hot Springs addition.
Ida Lucille Cunningham ct vir to
The klamath Development company.
quit claim deed. parts of lots F. G and
(. block as. Nichols addition.
o. II. Hunter ct ux to Cora A. San
derson, warranty deed. $50. lots
and 8. block 80, Hillside addition.
o. d. Cravens to A. A. Bellman.
warranty deed, $40. souts 24.21 acres
OF lot 3. Sec. I0-3S-s.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-03

lssa per pound than am other ~e.sht,
IL pays veil to srlad feed fot hogs.
bu, cooking grain does not Gay
Grain tea dry is better than siop,
and hogs that have 40 pas,utssp
should be siseh saccalesi food
The professor ended hts tails b.
AayiaIl1 the sAImUgs 10 ~fite 10 the
department OF agriculture at Wash
tnston for FARMERS nuliesias iis ana
3ts. whish treat oa hos hoascs and
hog ehOicra
Ia tbp dspatIm-n, OF iiome Eco
nomisa, Mrs. h. W isubbtns op-noa
the torcuuon period ~i,h lcetute on
Meat Substitutes. aaa illustrated
hot lv,t tuse With actual armaHssras
lions of tho naaY 9aya to substitute
In this sbv ~as assisted BY Mise fio'
rnco bnsga and Mise Soiile nlls. tao
Of Mias Carpenters papits 81 domestic
asi-ae~
The rooms In ~bish these lectures
ate being held we're Svil allied aith a
soadlt gathering nt LADIES' frum eItS
and country. and much Intsrrst naa'
if-sI-d by thuac pTcernt
The afternoon session pp-npd ei,h
a lecture BY Miss Addt- Carpenter
tn. head of the department of home
economies. on 'Thr Mouth. and It's
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-03
LOCAL WAROENS
OFF THE ROSTER
THIs Is THE CONDITION OF Az
FAIRS WITH ALL But EIGHT OF
THE GAME PROTECTION PA.
TRoL

Deputy District Game Warden
Carey Ramsby and Deputy wardens
Stout and Furber are on the payroll
of the state. according to a notice re-
ceived from William L. Finley.
All the other wardens in the state.
eight alone excepted, are also out, and
this b done to give the new warden.
c. H. Evans. q chance to name his as
.,istants. II 10 believed he will make
many reappointmsnts.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-03
Loyal Moose

Wednesday night being Ladies'
Night. all Loyal Moose are requested
TO be present with their lady friends.
The club rooms will be open for the
ladies'. There will be an entertain
ment. dancing and refreshments.
(Signed) COMMITTEE.
2-3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-03
Texas Centenarian Dice

William Mobley, who cast his first
vote for Henry Clay for president In
1924. died at Hardy. Montague coun-
ty. Texas, at the age Of los.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-03

Mrs. Catherine r. Allen, daughter
OF the founder OF the business. carries
on extensive dye works In Philadel-
phia.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-03

A good share of the membership
of the Philadelphia Fencers' club is
composed of women.