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Federal League
Packers WIN i.Innl came

KANSAS CITY, September 2S.-Wlth
the score tied and Rawlings on Sec
ond in The ninth inning. Goodwin de-
l!vcrcd single, scoring Rawlings. and
Kansas CITY won tho last session ON
dav. ) to . Cunop, who opposed I.c-
clair, settled down after the second
inning ana had tho game well In hand
untl The finish only ave hits were
Registered from hts delivery.
Manager StovaN, OF IN" Kansas City
club, and Shorts'op Smith. Of The Wis
iinrs. came 20 nlows In tho seventh IN
ming. Both We're ban!shcd from the
game.
Score by irCinrs. RTI. r
Baltimore .....l z q % . o o. 3
Kansas CITY oolUol hl--3 5 .
Batteries: Loeiair and Owens; Cul-
l"p AND EasieCly
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JACKETS WORK HARD

ASHLAND, VA. September 2s.-This
afternoon Il stiff scriminaEc was held
by Randolph M2con after usual prclim-
mary practice. which lasted about for
ty minutes. The first team lined up ms
In last Saturdays game, with the en-
ception of Christian at end, Woodfn
being tried at this position. Christian
being out on account Of injuries.
The practice this week liz In prepa-
ration for tho Eame with Virginia
on Saturday. The Techs are report
ed to have a heavy. strong team, and
this will be another game from which
the Jackets should learn much.
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Tatals...e9 S y Totais....23 .; %
'Eattcd for Cheney In NTH
tEattci for Dell IN seventh.
.3atted for Mails in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ...-..... . %
Brooklyn ............. o IL
summary: Runs-Stock. Bancroft ~.
PaSkert. Crnv7th 90, = Mara, StcnGcl. Gctz
t2t. Two base hits-Whiited. Burns Dau-
bert. CutThaw. Three base hlts-Stock, Gctz.
Home run-Gctz. stolen bas"s-Bancroft 60.
Earned uns-Philndclphir. :; BROOKLYN. {.
Sacrifice hlts-Iudcrus, Nichoff. Sacrifice
nies-Paskert. Wheat. olson I..f: on bases
-rhiladciphia. 4: Brooklyn, :. First base
OF Sr ssnsy de Mn a nfss Woi On eH IN
Chalmers. 3. lli:s-on Cheney. : In 5 In
nini:s: off Dell. iE innings: off Mails.
In innings. Struck out-hy Cheney. ::
by Dell. /. by Mails !; ny Chalmers. 5. wild
pi,ches-Chalners. .. EMPIRES. Klein and
EmSlie. Iine. l:lr
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CUBS WIN FOUR IN ROW
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. September 2S.--ChicaGo
made it four straight from Cincinnati
to-day. The locals took both games
of to-day's doublc-hcadcr. to and >
to .. Four home runs. all by Chicago
players. were made during the after
noon, two in each game. The locals
won the first game by punching hits
behind erratic fielding. Douglass was
forced to retire, but Pierce had little
trouble holding his opponents safe.
In the second game Chicago went TO
the front In the first inning. when two
gave them four runs. a lead which the
visitors could not overcome. Manager
HerZog was banishcd from tho second
game for arguing Il decision by Umpire
Orth. Scores
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Brc axis Leg
Playing Football

'fhc hr.t football accident Of the
Local N-n.on occurred yesterday af-
t'rno"n, when Norris Narkry, a
student ~ the John Marshall High
school. fractured IL hone in his right
I'G during IL scrinDiasc ut Byrd
Park. where the football squad
practices GntIy. NHrkcy, WHO - The
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. .. g.. Nnrkcy,
81 H. Hanover Avenue. WINS treat
cd 10y br. =. W psiur. and tnken
Z" tn" Chesterfield Apartments. lie
was In his senior year at thigh
school.
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CORNELL WINS ITS CAME
GETTYSBURG BLANKED BY
lTHACANS IN HARD FIGHT
Winners PIny Mediocre Football. Fumb-
ing In Front of GonI Post-Did
Not Score Intil Second Period

ITHACA, y. Y, September 2S-Cor-
nell defeated Gettysburg. 10 to o, In
the opening game OF the season here
today The Pennsylvanians startled
the Red and White by holding them
scorelcss until the second period.
Corneil played mediocre foot ball and
twice lost -nances to score by fumbiing
WITHIN the shadow OF the goal posts
~ ,i i' second period. Collins and Bar
distance, and Barrett went over the
Nnc later for "a score.
gettysburg fought Cornell viciously
IN IN. thlrd period. and IT was not
ihiorced by Mike kleincrt, mana cd
10 WORK the ban over for another
touchdown from the nvc-yard line
barrett succeeding after others had
failed in three. downs. Barrett At
ten pied two Held goals. but failed
Thc iine-up and summary:
G2"rnei i3) POSITION Gettysburg Coz
Iander.. left end Manuel
Jameson left tackle $500. Craig
Miller left guard ... shan
COO. ........ center -. Mccullough
:. " right guard .. Brown
Glliies.... right tackle ..... Mark
Ecklcy. .... right end $500. Buher
ln iI, 49,. quarter back $50. .Hoar
HOFFMAN. left half back Early
NM3 m.,ns: right lnif back. Stratton
score by pcriods--nrst. second. third,
total: Cornell, 0, 9. 0, ID. Gettvsburr'
u, u. o, 90. g.
pire, y. W. Risicy. Colgate: he"n lin nen.
man. Lieutenant II. r Bull, Cornish,
Time of periods. u minutes each. Cor.
nell scoring: touchdowns CRarrctt) .:
Substitutions--riett story for
Stratton. Levine for story MarEIa Tor
Craig, Gilland for Buher; Cornell
kleincrt for Mueller.
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J-George Lewfs-
Left Fielder, Boston,

George (Duffy) Lewis, left fielder
Francisco April 1s. 1883. He Is one
of the best throwing outfeldcrs in
baseball. and next TO Speaker tho
most dangerous hitter on the Bos-
ton club. lie started his baseball
career rs n collegian on the Pacific
Coast. his first professional engage
mcnt being with Alameda, Cal. in
1906. He came to Boston in 1910,
and has been Il regular almost from
his first day. He bats and throws
right handed. and is considered n
800 hitter. He was married in
1911
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PH|LL|Es BEAT sUPER9As
LEAGUE LEADERS EASILY
WIN WITH AID OF ERRORS
Chicago Made 1t Four Straight From
Cincys-Took Both Ends of
Double Header.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, September Is
The Brooklyn Nationals runE down the
curtain on their home grounds to-day
with II poorly played game, losing to
the PhillicS by to 1 Errors helped the
coming champions to all except enc OF
their runs. while tho Supcrhas earned
all four OF theirs. GctZ was the bat
ting star, getting Il homo run, a triple
and IL single In four times 1T bat.
Cravath made three hits in rs many
times up. Buster Mails. from tho
northwestern League. made his debut
for the ISrooklyns IN the last two in
ninES and made n good impression.
Ho is II southpnw. Score:
BbflnI,It,I;n RrnDl:lxD
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Section Foreman Injured.

George .. Wolfe. nifty years old. of
South iHil, Va, was brought To tho
Memorial Hospital. yesterday. to I'M
dcrEo treatment for !ajurics he re-
c"iycd when train ran into hand
car ON which he was riding Wolfe is
section foreman for the Richmond,
Fr'.cricks burg ana Potomac Railroad.
according - tho report. Both o, his
wrists were broken I'm tho accident. and
he was injured about tho body.
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rtTNEtI< =. MORAN,
Manager Philadelphia Nationals.
1T STRIKES ME.
by TIM PATCH

Jack Dunn Is one man who will watch
the Boston Red SoX during tho worlds
series with great interest, and Will pull
for. them to win. The reason for this
is duo to tho fact that two of Dummies
protcgcs Babe" Ruth and Long
shore. arc members of CarriEan's crew.
This pair OF precious lads was sold
by Dunn 10 the Rcd Sox last season for
$4,000. Both worked for Dunn when
he MANAGED the ORIOLES: In fact. Jack
Ruth. who attracted his attention
while an inmate OF st. Marys Indus
trial Home.
well represented on the two contend
ing teams. In addition to both man
agers coming from It's ranks, ten more
played around the circuit.
Dcmaree. OF tho Phillics, was for
merly with Newark. playing with the
com nnS Mis- SyS f HrHs IGn 1ynd from
Montreal in 1918. while stock was with
buffalo in 1872.
Charles Wagner. or Heinic. as he is
moro often called. was member of
the Newark club IN 1906. and Hob
litzel was with the Indians two years
Inter. CadE played with Newark in
city during the same period. Carl
Mays, another of the Red Sox youngs-
t"rs. Was a member last year of the
North Carolina will be represented by
, two nnt!No sons in the worlds series
one is Whitted. Of the Phillics. who
shore, who halcs from FaycttcSville
The Carolina League has n pair of rep
r res IN Harry Waiscr. OF the
Charlotte, and E:rsklne Mayer, of the
ihillics, who was with Faycttcsvtile
ana Later Win the Portsmouth club of
the Virginia League.
Eixey. the Giant Of Of thSm I" aI pig R PiippS
was born and lives Ut CuIpcper Court
mouse, re nrst played At the Un!vcr-
. s!ty OF Virginia.
Who's going to nj the role of hero
In INC world series? The annual melon
il, comes TO tie making ana mnmakIn :.
or idols Just now fanGom IL eXucct.
Ing Grover Cleveland Alexander 70 ride
c 81. NEE iE ,inf 81 MaMbe hen be
again maybe he won't Tho greatest
factor that initiates against the won
""rI,nIl hhilitc is the expectation of the
punMc mat he Will grab the lions share
81 IN" glory. II Is written IN bascba II
mat TO tho unheralded belongs the
Th"rc was the case Of Rohc. whose
| E"nsanona! batting overturned the
Cubs. Cobb was counted on Ia hat
,h tines his weight ana steal ali
the champ,onships. but Tyrus's IIrHt
Vas hidden under barrel each season
ih%m'm ,.,, how Olaf Uenrikscn. ana
A"iEh's2 Then there was the down
! iali of Eddie Collins and the rise ~
ttank GoWdy.
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Miss niur.,ndt WIN, ,Intcb

BOSTON, September 2S.--Miss Molla
woman tennis champion, to-day won
her matches in both tho singles and
doubles divisions of tho annual wom-
ans tournament on the court OF the
Longwood Cricket Club. In each case
her victories were in straight sets
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Cosby md Rowsey Win.

H. Cosby ana Rowsey defeated r.
Cosby and Haywood by ffty-fve pins
last nipht in ono Of tho hcst duckpin
matches seen this wear on the Palace
alley. II was youth against ago. and
experienced proved OF great value to
the vets, who fought every pin. Row
s"y pulled ton pins ont OF five straight
splits Of the worst Kind.
The Yanarans started off with
rush. taking the lead in every game
hut the vets were there in the finish
Pop Cosby was at his best. rolling
high score. closely followed by Young
Cosby. haywood had an off night and
did not do himself Justice
The score follows:
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JOHNSON DEFEATS TIGERS
PEERLESS SWEDE STINGY
WITH HITS AND PASSES
''"n SWntfcd Homer in Trighth--OnIy
VIC DetrOit Swat WINS Glenn,
hut 1t WINS u'rlpIc

"ASHlNGToN, September os.-wal.
'e' Johnson won the second and final
game OF the series from Detroit to-
u"s' q 10 D. Johnson struck out ton
men IN inc first five innings, flaming
INC ehtire sidn including Cobb. in
.no rilit'ai round. In the last half OF
uoubic, Melted Washington two rnn o
r ~ tnc eighth Milan's hit bounded over
Sopp mead Tor home run score:
WnS
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WHITE SOX WIN
Toledo RnII Tights Are Defeated Inv
Chicago htt'r Tca-lnninE
Guinc.

TOLEDO. o.. Scptcmbc. 2s.-Ths
ChicaGo american League team and
Rail Lights. 4 sem.profcssional club,
batt!ed ten innings here to-day, Chi
cago winning. 10 2. by Weaver's hit
In the final Inning.
Score by innings: RHE
Rail Lights ...ooo0OloI 100 7 q
Batteries. Davis, Walsh and Mayer,
Schallt; Curtis and Mcconnell
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Miss Cntawba Wins Rnce.

I BRISTOL, Va, September 2S-In
| the racing at Fristol Fair to-day, Miss
| Catawba, owned by J. N1orelock. OF
Bristol. won first purse OF $50. In
tho running race, time flfty-one sec
by O. L. Cross. OF Bristol, captured O
like purse In the pacing contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-29

independent teams in tho city. win
close It's season on Saturday viii a
game with the Nctropoli'tns The
game will be played at BYRD Ptrk, and
Thomas. of the Consula, VIII be or
posed by Lohman. Dutch Bottoms
will oniciatc and will call tho game
al $3.50 o'clock.
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GREENWICII. CONN., September 2S.
-fianCia ouimc,. former national
amateur and open golf champion, was
defeated by Dudley Nudge, OF Yale. in
this afternoons play In The Greenwich
Country Club invitation tournament.
Tho margin was four and three.
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" sas ,!,,.'ii .ii,...... "a
gnn. Two base hits-Johnson Ens,a cor-
Milan. "r s,oi nase hi, h,,.hnsh Home run-C.
Earned runs-Whshi.,ston. a Douhin ni.t'
n "umg' S,nnase TO VIA: Dubuc. Stanaee "a
ina, -'eit OF bnses-Dctroit. .; wash
.,"i'. D. FIRST has" on errors-D,,-oit
~ rSsGs on iiU-on oldham. !: off Johnson =,
ri, 3puc. Hits on oldham, 4 in IN
on n,,, m,ne out IN fourth and three on bass
b~ 6,Ihn IN innings. Hit by pi;cher1'
~ gTn"hnm' Milan. Strmck out-Johrson "a.
": ,i."ic' J. Wild pitch-Dubuc Unni,a,'
"--.aee and Evans. Time. IL "p.Ie ',
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Score by innings: Il.
Cincinnati ............ o o5
Chicago ............. -
summary: Runs-Groh. Griffith. Rodgers.
MuIlgan. Schultz t@. Zimmerman, VIII
iams co. Archer. Two base hitS-Grnh.
Griffith. zimmerman. Home runs-Schuite.
Williams. stolen bns--,iriffith. Earned
ruus-ChIcaro, E; Cincinnati. .. Sacrifice hits
-MuillEar. MollwttH Mccarthy. Zimmerman.
Double piays-li-rzor to Wagner Moll-
wit"; Saier to Mu!ican. Left on hases--
Chicago. :: Cincinnati, ?. Base ,rrors-
on Dale. g.; off Pierce. :. Hits-on Douglas
in { innings. and none out In NTH: on
Pierce In : inniGSs. litt by pitChcr--by
Douglas. IIeraoE struck out-by bale 4;
by Do;sl.s. 4: by Pierce. :. Passed ball.
Archer Empires. byron and Orih. Time.
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Chicago '............. =.
Summary: Runs-Murray to). Mun,gan.
ScELlte. Snier. Two base hits -Beall Multi
gan. Home runs-Schultc, SAFER. stolen
base each Earned runs--Chicago. l. Sac
riticc hits-ifogG. Zimmerman. Left on bases
Chicago. :: Cincinnati. 20. First base on
errors-CnicaEo. :. Bases on balls-on IIorg
:: Off Schneider, e. Hit ~ pitcher-by Hocc
BealI. Struck out-by Schneider, > Wild
pitch-Schneder. Uiapires. Orth and Byron.
Tiu.c, 1898.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-29

This store is noted for it's
wonderful value giving!
You read it everywhere, you
hear it everywhere, and it must
be SO!
Our good Clothes loom way
up above the other sort.
You see it in the Clothes our
customers are wearing!
You read it in the papers!
You hear it talked when men
converse concerning their
Clothes!
Our Suits and Overcoats at
SIS, SIS up to $40 are examples
Of unusual values for the price!
Test u.s.
|. Our office hours are all day.
and we are ready to do you good
at any time.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. "a 7:i 10 Totals rs q 10 o
Battrd Tor Schneider in ninth.
t!:nn for knilf-r in ninth.
Score by innings:
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Grand Circuit Results

COLUMBUS, o., September as
str2hu circuit races to-day resulted rs
E, 2g; d6. class pacing. three In five. purse
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FIRST GAME,

Totals. g - IL 9 Totals....c3 % % 20
'Pltted for Bcal in nth.
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PI4MIE AND RED SOX PILOTS WERE INT PLAYERS SPORT rs
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
philadelphia. O: BrOoltlyn, 8.
chicago, Z; Cincinnati, 3 Ulrst gRme).
Chicago. q; Cincinnati. o (sccond gunc).
tSO other games schcdulcd.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-29

T|ITI was anOfNnr tII.nnOr0 nI,,-or
VINO Eoi INTO & wo'ld's series, and ihr
story Of his worl; sill causos n hcor,v
Hn@h. i'ail had been injured ana was
on te bench during the season lie
was men rated as u steady hitter and
IN "n' Of III" crucial games he was snrt
20 INT IN pinch. He promptly
lanr"d This wac all Of tho work ;hot
nc dlt but his share Of tho r,cctnts
was 5000 Neal was with Roston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-29

There was tho case Of Rohe. whose
%"nsailonal batting overturned tie
cubs Cobb was counted on to bal
/! nrce times his weight ana steal ali
the catching gloves in Detroit bids for
the champtonships. but Tyruss IIrHt
was hidden under a barrel each season
ISS.n'mncr how Olaf Ucnrikscn. and
later 'ilomc-Eun" Baker. rose TO div
a"iEhfs' Then there was tho down
I4Ii of Eddie Collins and the rise OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-29

WHERE THEY PIAY TODAY.
itrootlyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati mt Chicago.
tOthcr gumc not schctluIcd.)
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WIZ Alexander upset tradition? Tho
AIcNaudcr's mighty arm. I,"onord
Foster & Co. may have something 70
say about the tradition part OF II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-29

Following is the lineup OF Bencdic-
tine: Chcatwood. right end: Shall. right
tackle: parratc right guard: Kelli-
her, center; i<ostcrer, left guard: Mcy-
cr, left tackle; Keller, left end: Half
lin, quarter back: Elcvesahl, right half
back: l.. SAVIOUR. left half back; Gill
bert, full back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-29

All Nirginians Will watch big Eppa
NiNey, the giant OF thom all. Rlxey
was porn and lives NJ CuIpcpcr Court
s!ty OF Virginia.
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Dcmaree. OF tho Phillics, was for
merry with Newark, playini, with the
Indians III 1905 being bought from
Columbus, Miss. Burns played with
Montreal in 1913. while stool: was with
Buffalo in 1912.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-29

The prep school football season will
open to-day with a game between Ben
cdlctine College and Chester AGricul-
tural High school. at Chester. John
Marshall will also get into action this
week, playing Ashland High ut Ash
land.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-29

The John Marshall High School foot
ball squad IS practicing daily in ord er
TO get into condition for tho game Will,
Ashland on Friday afternoon. Yester-
day the Marshallites had a very hard
practice, which included pretty stiff
SCrimmnGe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-29

Charles Wagner. or Heinie. as he is
more often called. was a member of
the Newark club IN 1906. and Hob
litzcl was with the Indians two Years
Inter. CadE played with Newark in
lHll-12, and Janvrin was with Jersey
city during the same period. Carl
Mays, another of the Red SoN youngs-
t"rs. WAS member last year Of the
Providence Grays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-29

Speaking OF George Eoho IN corp.c
Won WIN worlds series fame brings
70 mind tho former corner guard .
,An 81 N" Richmond Colts IN 1919 Ills
II was not long before he was win thn
minors. Neal Eoll Is another whose
f,4ne preceded him and caused deep
action with tho Dummies Both arn on
IN" downward track. hut their deeds
VIII long remain fresh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-29

North Carolina will be represented nv
two nRt!vo sons in the worlds series
one is Whitfield. Of the Phillics, who
was born in Durham, and the othc~ IS
shore, who halcS from Fayetteville
The Carolina League has pair of rcp-
r"scniattves IN Harry Waiscr of the
ls1d son, who formerly PLAYED with
Charlotte, and lrskine Mayer, OF tho
i'hi!licS. who Was with Faycttcsvtlle
ana later with the Portsmouth club Of
the Virginia League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-29

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Bunnio mt Brooklyn.
Chicago mt Pittsburgh.
Kunsas city ut st. Louis.
(Only three Enmcn schctlulcdD
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The Green and White boys can see
only n decisive victory in sight. Ches-
tcr's strength Is not known, however.
and tho Cadets are likely TO run into
4 surprise.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-26

nelius. NsllSe n Nutehens Rogers
and Floyd Hutchsns. Heirs Of An
deraon p. Hutehsns. Decaased:
II appearing 70 the satisfact,oa Of
this court from the veriasd pstitioa a
sadfs Hntchens. aAmfnfstr of -
estate Of Andseson p. HutcAsas, -
ceased, on ale hsrsin. thak Il vUu1l
be for the advaataes. bsnsot and bsst
interest Of the sstaae and tAoss iates-
estsd herein. thAt the who8e u ~
real estate Of said estats - sold.
II 4 further ordera6 - IL eourf
thst al per,ons intareaaad - - -
tate. az The said Andar,on p Hnten.
ens decea.eA apne.r q r. counfy
court room n the KIanath cuunI1y
court house. n the CITY az Klamaah
Falls oreeon. befors tia court a
the and az 81 December. 4. 5. 1915.
~ m. hour ~ 10 o.c,oc, - ~. g..
noon n % Of G ssid q d,y. ana % sa.a !. "a y. ~.
"a shov cau.e Il any eriet Nv -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-26

cAgIeoes Wvsoo0 lsssroeeo snns pGys
sSsssssss FOR the nssAld. 50 esnto
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-26
LEGAL NOTICES


Nodes \ hereby slvsn tAae ~
viii b 6isd By ths soanty ejsek ~
klamath county ofs.. up 70 s otelos1
|p. n. November ;. 1915, for the fur.
nishlng TO Klamath county e So
cords Of 1e-ineh limb wood anl Sc
cords Of 1s-inch body wood. sane d
b cut from live yellow pine tintss
and thoroughly sessonsd. 70 u -.
livsred and nsatiy corded n IL bousl
house yard not latsr tAaa DesomSss
q. 1916. III
A certified check <mounting 70
per cent Of the bid must accomrssy
same.
The county court reserves the right
to reject any and al bids. !.
BY order Of county court.
c. r. DE LAP. County Clerk.
is-33-3e-SO-1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-26

tor; the women Of Tie Univsrsity Of
Oregon. who have pisdesd $500. and
have. already raised most Of II through
q progressive dinner On October 9TH:
the American Association Of Collsgi-
ate Alumni Of Portland. which hAs
pledged $500. and the Portland alum-
nue OF the University OF Oregon. who
are down for similar amount.
Mrs. 0erlinger hopes 70 produce .
response from every woman's club In
tho state. The memorial building ID
to be distinctly building for the wo-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-26
. -- . 80 -- =
. Strikes iron the Brunswick Alleys Z

Frank upp and DOWN Dale are
stiii tied for high score, with 337.
Van Bellen hooks like todsy's prise
winner. with $50 score.
Today's hins---Don't tell your wife
you rolled high score: she might read
the papers.
Aiibis are coming thick and fast.
There seems 70 b IN Epidemic OF
"shest alleys" among some OF the
rollers.
The boys are are beginning to nnd
the groove with the new minbfalites.
Hiki 10 used quite extensively IN
how.ing this year.
Remsmbsr the Brunswick alleys are
for isdiss ~ we'll - gsntlsmen. and
don't forget appendicitis never gets
boWlefs.
Yours for good and healthy
amusement.
HUBBARD Z DALE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-26

that men svsrywhsrs had the better
facilities. UndsrgrAduatsA graAuatsa
and friends Of the univsrsity all ovss
The state have 5oinsd IN pronieing hss
every help to Get suitable houainG
place for the univsrsity Of Oregon NO.
|men..
The building ssts IT. name from
The memorial tablets tha4 Il q pro
posed to place over ths arcade Of the
building. Donors Of $500 or more
toward the building fund may be priv.
|ileged to have . name inscribed upon
10 memorial tablet.