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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-18

No. 18Th.
@. NJ. Murray. and The Farmers Alliance
Insurance Company of Kansas, AppelIees
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Appellant.
Appeal from Usage County.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. BY the Court. Marshall J.
In an action against a railroad for dam
ages caused by fire. where the allegations
Of the petition restrict the negligence to
the acts of the railroads agents and
servants in charge of a freight train. proof
OF the fire caused by that train establishes
prima facie the negligence alleged. The
burden is then on the defendant to disprove
that negligence.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: d. A. VALENTINE
ISeaIl Clerk Supreme Court
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-18
LEGAL.
Published in The Topeka State Journal,
December Is, 1851
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI.

No. 1929.
Van NJ Martin. administrator de Donts
non of the Estate of Anna NJ. Bernhnrt'
deceased, Appellant.
G. III. Duckworth and The Title Guarantee
Surety Company, Appellees.
Appeal from Reno County.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus BY the Court. Burch. j.
1. Sections ~ and 80 of chapter - Of the
general statutes of 1909 contemplat that
on the death of lunatic ward his guard
accounts in the probate court which is
given full power to control the guardian
Doth IN the management OF his ward
estate and in the settlement of his nc
counts.
.. While a final settlement of the ac-
counts of such n guardian is pending In
the district court to intervene and eXer-
else its general Jurisdiction to investi-
gate accounts. find balances. ascertain and
declare defaults, and enforce securities for
unfaithfuI conduct.
Ali the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: D. A. VALENTINE.
lSeal.l Clerk Of Supreme Court.
The German American State Bank, Appel
liant,
VS..
II. c. Goodrich. Appellee.
Appeal from Atchison County.
AFFIRMED.
Syllabus. BY the Court Mason, ].
An order granting new trial, after
directed verdict has been returned against
the party having the burden Of proof, will
not be reversed where for anything
shown in the record ii may have been In
duced by belief Of the trial court that
the failure to make primn facie case
was eXcusable and capable Of remedy.
All the justices concurring, except Mar
shall, j., who did not sit.
a true copy.
Attest: d. A. VALENTINE
lSeal.I Clerk Supreme Court
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-07
9rb 0opSs s'M art.
Ginetnnati. 6. 9sssmb.r.


Die @sf9Gfte iparen in Der psr.
flofienne Wo9e iebr lsbbaft unb be,
Mdrit itari. sIn einisen GdGer
purben bic g3reiie srbobt. Gis Guo'
tirunssn iparen am SdluB Der Mo4s
ipis folst:
@ranHer Mu 8 I in--.Great 5aas Q &c.
Roolter INC, SaIifar 4 6Ae. Senbedon Ga,
niilL sc, Union &c. griabtou 6 6ke.
goutbern 2 Sisc, Darb eii6 7e. lJoraq fe
pep9erslI 81 se. DO 90 lehe. utiea 1o4 sc
9rigbion "a ishe bo 1914 201ae.
@ebIei 6tes WusIiH-Bamiuttd 1tAc
bruit Of toe acom sac. 2onsbale &c, wlafon'
blue 'elzc, pin Sc. cope 7Isc, Gnr 8raHc
Gas. Wnrrei ekc, Ctb 6Iorh 61ke. Diamond
!. 7e. ijoreei'ane'glct 5s.r gnnebrafe &c. Su'
nsaid ee. Oh yaitbfnI 51sc, lots sibs 4Ae
soe DO, e,4 2se, HoisDOob 1914 2sc. DO. s.l
eie, Brighton 10.4 22Aae. DO. 9'4 .201Sc.
grtnts - americGH Sbirtiug &c, Qer'
hdI Bor. 4z.c amsricuu SrbigD 51st. DO,
g7orrntra uHe g-aae sac, Stmpiou ylourH'
iHl inb grduf 5l.e, gneific 1Dia Ro'
hes &c, RationaI &c. GaH Ton &c. Orion AK.
clarion 4i5c
9f1tna-ssoIben 7e 9ortuous TIE, cn,,
Iano 400s45o 91sc. gontiae eise, Ebsibb 1ots
amos,eda q q 13e. Queen of tbe gSsi. <;<
itc grsuuebarra 1o1ke Goneioad y s. i5c
@iuab BAN SarosieGs siaple 6ke a
Z oc Gbsreif gI1Htc 0ise. eancafier etnSIe
sHc, 1912 eHe. ftiHgfior 5kc. solonir1fe bsie,
2trtdi0r q: Mrrlote Y.
alabama 7ise cio gtraiHia 6Ae. qosasoHfas
5e.
s-gserett t5e. prorinits 1ohe,
Vlmer lie, BRIGHTON ftmf. GrtptH x 1oc.
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AssdUrtiae WArtte.
g1e ~ gort. 6. 9easm6sr.


Msbl. Wartt jsftsr; Sprina
pdtsnts $5.65-6.05; Dinsr go.
tents $5.50-5.75; Wirter Strdtsbta
$5.4O-5.55.
WeiSen. - Wartt fart; Mo.
9urum S1.16s (. o. b. gaep gort; 60
/ Rortbern DULUTH $1.24a uno so. ]
Rprtbsrn Wlanitoba $1.26 c. /. T. guf'
falo.
Welf6torn. - Wartt itstis; 80. z
ge!bss 824 prompte Gieferuns.
5afsr. - Wartt fsit; Ro. 8 psibe,
E-474c.
5eu. Wartt ftstig; primu $1.27a;
no. l $1.25: Rp. 2 $1.15-1.2O; No.
8 $1.00-1.05; @erianbt 90c.
5opfsn. - Wartt rubig; State
orbinar.r Bis auserleisner 1915 20
|-30c; 1914 5-10c; pucific aiite
1915 11-15t; 1914 8-10c.
odute. - Wartt rubis; gOgOtu
30-31c; Central amsrta 29c.
2ewr. - Martt feit; 9smIod firita
333-34c; fecpnbs 32-3333e.
port. - Wartt itetig; MsB $l8.z
O0--1S.5O; Samilp $20.50-22.50;
Ibort clear $19.O0-21.O0.
gesf. - WeB $16.5o-17.O0; JGs
Min S18.0o-18.5O.
SdmaI5. - Martt ft.ti8; WibSls
Weit S9.55-9.65.
2alg. - Wartt rubi9; GitD 7sc:
Country 7a-Sc; spesial BIC.
Wolls. - Wartt itstig; bomsitic
JIs.t. Xxx Obio 32-33e.
Reis. - Mlurtt itstis; fancs beab
5r5ie; Blue role $4g-4ac.
WlplaFes. - W6artt rubis; H.p
Orleans open aetilc 40-50c.
3udsr. - gfob.r. Mar.t fsit. -
Centrifugal $500; Wtolaiiss $4.43
raffinirter felt. IS Duntte bober;;;; Gut
loaf $50: Gpuibso $685.; Wloulo Il
$3.50; Gubes $6.40; popbersb $3.50;
pombereb $3.50; poiDbersb $6..25 fei'
n.r granulirtsn S6.15; DIAMOND U.
S6.l5; gpHf.ctionsrs $6.O5; SO. l
$3.50.
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9ien taa. Z. 0sssm6er.

9ienftas, 7. 0sssm6er.
Der ObiOflub 1T iibsraa i'm Joael
besriffeu. 9eitern 4benb batte Der
ieIbe bel bis5iser Stabt einsn DaFer
'tano DON 14.6 SUB.
Die folsenbsn 0epei4sn trafsn &c
tern bier elm:
pittsbArq, pa.-5.7 gub, fdlt.
@beslins. Us. Bass Sub, iteigt.
partersbura. 70. @a.-7.O SUB.
aanatpba Sails, %. Bale SuB.
Gbdrleiton, 80. 8a.-7.0 Gub.
portsmoutb, Ola ~"s.
2ouisOille, &p.-e.3 Bub, fGGt.
gDansbille, anb.-11,7 5ub, faint.
Hdibpille, 5snn. - 1919 Fdat.
Chattanooga, 9enu.-9.9 SUP, fdLlt.
GairO, Fll.-22.3 SUB.
Wlempbis. Ssnn.-18.8 sy1tb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-07
Gbitago, s. December.

~ S0~'
Dei5.n. - 5iir DECEMBER 81. .14S--
1.20, am S6Iub $1.194; fir Wlai
$1.15s-1.204, am S3IuB $1.195.
Wsli4torn. - 5iir Sessmber 67-
69tc, ON G6lub 6Ssc; fir Mai 70a
-724c, am Sdlub 71ac.
Sdf.r. - Siir DECEMBER 422c-
43ae. am SdluB 43ae; fir @ai As
--46se. am S6luk 46Ic.
Rosgen. - no. 2, $685.
G.riie. - 65-75c.
9imotbD. - S5.00-7.75.
al.e. - $10.00--19OO.
BORT. - Fir Sanlmr $17.82-
1905. am S6lub s1s.02; fir Rai
$17.so-1s.oO. am ShluB $17.97.
S6mal,. - sir sanaar 9.37--
$50. am SdluB 9.47; fir Nai go
$50, am S6Iub 9.77.
Ripp.nisitsn. - Giir Sauuar 9.67
-9.72. am S6luB 9.72; fir Rai
9.90-9.97, am S9luB 9.92.
Butter. - Wiartt itetie; CREAMERY
23-335c.
Gi.r. - Martt bOber. 5irits %
SOC: orbindre firits 27-28c.
aartoff.ln. - Dart bSber. Witis
gan, MinneIuta unb WiscpnIin psibe
65-72c: Rirnsiota Sbios 60-65c,
G}tfIiiael. - 2sbenbss. Wdrtt ites
tis; 6iibnsr l2c; Sprinssrs 14c;
5rutbIbner 14c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-07
sasl4ss einrna asrlsbl4a aeae ben rs,s.%s.. fsts

pfunb unb ipsniser $4.0O-5.S5; ur'
bindre Bis nuserldene fAipere fettt
Gdue $5.O0--6.25: nrbindre big CUTE
Stass $4O0-4.75.
Shnfe unb gGmmer. -
Die 3ufubr bon S6afen unb Sdms
mern mar bic sr6Bte felt ldnssrsr
3eit unb bic Dreiie fislen oesbal6 ura
25--50c per 100 pfunb fir 2dmmsr.
Shafs iparen faum itetig.
SAafe, EXTRA $5.75; CUTE big aisers
lefene $5.00-5.65; orbindre Big fair
$3.O0-490. Gdmmer, ertra $.75.
quite Bis auserleisne $7.50-8.65; pr
bindre bis fair $5.25-7.25; Gulis
So .00-6.00.
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Vel4tftbpupieVe burbtii 90 2N-SH DIS.
iontirt. @,aisl auf 2onbon Snren fietis
~ 4.e8 flr 90 Taas Si4t; Rabsl.Nnwsi'
tnneeH t4.7l unb 6idt @edfa A.7Osss.
t}rsnes Si1t 6.85. Rabel 5s4; Nari Sint
SsA, aabsl 1871. gires Sidt 6.S4, kabsl
s.5S, Rubsl 6i1t 81zf; aabel 80; SiIber'
Usrren 50, Reriianifde Soaats Az.
afttsnma marft.--GIei1 Don ber Croft.
nuns an mar ber Rarit tenif ftarf uHb
ptrblist ds& 10 wdbrsnb bss 9anisn Isges.
Die S9Gubnstiruu0sn aanben taft purG'
neg ttbss bfnen usm Samfag.
Ufeeunaaa Q6lfn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-07
Bietmarft.

Cincinnati, 6. DECEMBER.
3uiubr unit Dsrfanbt ndbr.no be-
DsrfloHsnsn 4s Gtunbsn, o.rsliter
nit berieIbsn 3eit Der Dersans:nsr
Mohe naren ivie folgt:
3ufubr gtinbD. Sdtpein. st,afr
go. Hpo. 154S 1929 25t
6. DEG. 2063 1903 1464
Uerianbt ipGbrenb berielbsn 3sit:
Rinbp. S4peius S9of'
20. Rop. >. 80 1888 -
6. 9.5. -. 127 3O81 -
Rinbbi.b. - Ii. 3ufu5r ipd,
MIR mdbia. bi. Raffraee mad Der
beTsrsn QuaIitdten cine quite uni
bic preile itetis. gannsrs unb Gut.
isrs iparen in gutter 0a6frase, f9pe.
rs Beef tiibs aber lansiam uno taum
itstig. Gjute Mil9fiibe iinb tar uni
istis. anors Iansiam.
Wittlsre unb f4ipere Gtiere 500
800; SdIen $3.00-6.5o; 5leiider
Stisre $5.25-7.25; austrlti.ne bis
sItra S7.35-7.75. Seifsrs $3.50
600: aussrlsI.ne Bis ertra 1926
700: aii6e $3.25-5.00; auserl,ieus
biB ertra $5.25-5.75; Gamers $3,s
00-3.85; Cutters $4.00-4.50;
Wilhtiibe S35-S5. Gtoders unb
Jsebsrs: Stisre $5.25-6.75; Sei4
fers $4.50-5.50; stiibe $4.OO-5.00.
Bulleu. = Die 3ufubr mar nur
mdBia. bic Raafrnse etenfalIs unb lie
preiie tparsn fstis.
syette gulln $5.75-6.0O; Yos
lpgna $5.00-5.5o; egtra $685.
70; mosere uno letdpte $4,000.
adIbsr. Die 3ufubr ipdr
sismIif arob uno bic preiis pGr.u iiss
tia.
Bette aafber $1,000; fair Biz CUTE
feihte $7.00-1000; orbinare uno
erobe $4.Oo-9.75.
g 6peiue - Bel siemlib GROCER
3uFilhr unc nisOriesn preiien in ben
anSereu peItliten Wdrtten fieIsn bic
preiie bier lin 10-15c per 100
pfuno.
gIusa.iu6te fdtpere S9pein. $6.s
.-6.65; quite Bis aussrleI.ne gsrs
raduness unb 5leiidertDrtsn 5000
6.65: quite Bis auserleiene 0erpads
,iusss anS irIeiidsrforisn $500
6.65; ,oemiid5te 9erpddunssiorisn &c.
$3.50; ausssiuHts mittIere. 100
tjis 120 pfuub. $500 $40; Isidte
155 pfunb unb oo>
ranisr $5.so-6.15; Jertsl. no.
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Rem gort. s. DECEMBER.
aupfer. - Wlartt rubis.
GlectroIptic $19.75~-20.00.
giien. - Martt Itetia. - go. !
Rortbsrn $18.00-18.50; Ro. 2 $17.'
75-ls.25; Ro. / Southern $500
1850; Ro. 2 $17.75-- 1925.
3inn. - Mortt flau. - $97,75--
1926.
9lsi. - Sffsrirt su 1925.
Spslt.r. - $15.50-16.00.
Sn Der Wt DbeIba nbluug.
.9rapteu Sie bsnu teiueu gluss
5iebtifds1
.glts - mir bltibsn ia ippbneu!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-07

& mp nj ten 9ptppurrt.
Gr naberte ii6 i'm nit iibersrobet
9eetbOolihtett, Iteb iid) init ibr in
GiebesbGnbl elm unb tpurbe INNER
musGrili6er; ais Fe an eintm Bad
,ntldns aineen. iiberreidte sr ibr siipsn
Strdub; ibr Batter. Der Deber mqg-
ner purbe f6lisblia iiberltistet, udd)
bapbnmdbiser alufirtttsn CAB er
IdlteBli6 ieinen Gseen uno IpGter
iaautelts er Elm MenbeliObu6en auf
Tetnen &Hien
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6dute. - Wlartt mar riibia uno
itetia. RdBsefol5sne gto. l 49,
16l per pfunb. gio. 2 DO. 15--15ae
per pfunb. Gitp Builders friihe 164
lie; bo. gcuntrp 12A--13c; fris
ide aal6felle 18-18lc; 80. / gullen
12t. 30. 2 bo. lie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-07
ueberRHt bes Cincinnati
Wtarftes,
4kr bic MsntaL ben 6. Del.
1915 emsisenos @sA,.
Gincinnoti 6 0e,embsr.

I'm III w ~ b. 0e3eIIlWr.
Die naaioIs.nben Auotirunaen be.
aistsn fi6 nur ouf Gnaros srans'
d'tiontn. Bel sIsin.r.n Gei9dfien
rsrotn stfp1s bohere Rr.ift ber.&nst.
propifionen.
G hmata. prima Gtedm
9.10-9.20; 5amilD S9mal3, To-
10s per pfuno.
SrpdsnssfaIBer.s GIsif9.
sbort c.tar Ssiten, Iois 1os LID;
grtra ffort clear Geit.n 10i--10ir;
Hort Rippenfsitsn 10--l0at; Bel
Lies 11-11ae.
Bacon. - Short clear Geiten
11s-12c: rira fbort clear Ssiten
11a-11ae; ibort giippenIeiteu III
-112e; Bellies 12a-13ae per pfuub.
Suear gur.b GIeif&. -
G@tutsn 16a-17e: aDienie S6uliern
12-12ar: greaiieft Bacon 19-20s;
Shultern in pad.ten 12-121e: Hep
gori Gut 12-12ae; irodene Beef
S&inten 23-25e Der a}funb.
SaBsep5feItssGfeif6. -
Ghinfen 15--15sr; pisnie Ghultern
11--113c: Bellies 16-1ete; GHuis
tern III -11Ic: GduIi.rn, n. q.
Gut bo. 114-11ae per Q)funb.
GriiG.s Nfeifd. - eGini.n
l,l--18Ac: pienie Snult.ru 10s-
lie; S&ultsrn 10s-11e: fhori Rips
Dsnieiien 1oa-11c: ertra ibcri clear
penfsiieH 10-10se: srtra fort clear
Rippenisiisn 105--11e: Bellies, Ieids
ts 16f-17e; Bellies, f&nus IL
12e.
Mebf uub Betreibe.
Webl. - Wiuter patsnt $500
600; Winisr ianep $5.45-5.55;
Winter Samilp $4.90-5.o0; Winter
srtra $4.45-4.65; Dinier orbinGrss
S4.25--445; 5artss WeiSen pateut
$8.O-6.45; 5artss Weissn fanep
s5.60-5.85; Sartes Wsis.n Gamilp
$4.65-5.OO; Roassumsbl, norbiDeits
Iifes. semiidtss $500 5.55; reinss
gitp Roaaenmsbl $5.40-5.65; gitpI
aeniiIdtsS Rosgsnneh $5.30-5.55.
Weiser. - no. 2 rotber Win.er
$1.23--125; go. 3 $1.20-123;
20. d S113-1.17.
WeIf9torn. - Teu.s, glo. I
ipsibes -; go. 2 bo. 6S3-69ac; 30.
3 DO. 67a-6sAc; sao. A DO. 67-67ac;
no. 8 DO. 65-67e; go. 6 DO. 63-65c.
.Ro. / aelbss =; 90. 2 DO. 69A-70c;
no. 3 bo. 69-69ac: go. a DO. 67a
-6s1e; 30. 8 DO. 66a 67ac; Ho. 6
oo. 638-65Ae. - Ro. / semiidtss
=; No. Q DO. 6sl-691e; Ro. 8 be.
87a 68as; no. A DO. 67--67ae;
10. 5 bo. Csc; go. 6 DO. 63-65c.
= Rolbsniorn, tpeiBes, neues 64--
Sc: &olbsuiorn, ssIbes 65--68c; gts
miihtes Golbenturn 64-66c.
Rogsm. - SO. Q $1,O2--1.O4;
no. 3 96-99e; go. 4 91-95c.
5dfer. - Vo. 2 iptIber 43-44;
Stanoarb lpeibsr 42-43c; go. 8 |
lorbtpeitlihr, tpeiber 44te; go. 3 |
psibsr 41-42cc: Ro. 4 tpsibsr 39a-
l0Ac; go. 2 semiidter 41--42e; gsp. |
qsmifdtsr 40-41e; Np. A semiids |
sr 38-39c.
mhistn
Weriauft purben 1145 86ls. DiItiIs
srs syiniTheb GOODS auf Der Bafs BON
'1.39 per gaHcne.
Groceries.
9affe. - .sapa 23--30c no.
ha 29-30e: @uatsmalc fanep 19e;
10. cutter l72e.
'rima ....................l4b I'm
1uitr ..............s.-...lsM Ion
|atr .:..............-.. 16H
Ss ssss se'ss sSe'sssiraio. ..''.........isS iisS
3uder. prsiie fen. - glaffis
lirter Gut 2oof $7.15; pospbereb
i6.35: Cubes $3.50; aranuIirter ST.
S; goniniionsrs ,2i@ $6.15; OIL
qt' $3.50; ipsibtr ertrd S5.70; EXTRA
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.3uder. = prtile ftI. - Nnffts
nirter Gut 2oof $7.15; potpbereb
S6.35; Cubes $3.50: aranuIirter $6.r
rs; GOnfsetionsrs %" $8.15; Sff
~ql' $3.50; irsibir srtrd S5.70; srtra
sg. $3.50 per 100 pfunb.
MoIaiiesifi i:stia. - Rein prs
lfons Open gettie 45--65c; Gtntrifus
gal 22--32e per GaIoue.
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Vferbe itnb SNauleiel.
Ginetnnati. 6. 0esember.

u Q. ~~r5eH6USt'
Sn sr pnfloiIsnen WoSe mar Der
Marii 10 flau tpis ie. Die 3ufulr
mar geriua unb bic g}reiie ftstis bis
stiuos nisSrigsr. Die Guotiruus.n
pdreH ME Folat:
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ggtssiWnatL Q. rss. 1915.

gtseiwnatt g. Del. 1916.
4Is Nanlen nab ard bic Daoflsr waren
tsute usnauf bei9dfti6t unb @elo f&einl
eisuob isller ~ fein. Cir Tarfeben ~cn
tanS wevhen BON ben banfen ~ Uerefni.
ivabrsnb 0eiAdftspapisrr 8u b--8% bislsa'
iift csSbeR Sm oiieneH yiariie puroen
9arIsben .cn cnn1 10 SK--4T unb aui
Aest - A--4ES plaslrt.
GsAfsl sxi Rss psn
wurbea ~ sluri swifdsn Banlsn psriauit
Ete 0ouHtssrsts bstrdst sOe Yramis per
$1,000.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-01
SPRING, NOT AIR,
FOR AUTO TIRES
tVl.MER KLAMATH JEWELEls,
NOW AT DUNsMUIR, HAS NEW
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DiRiGlBLE
PLANS WHILE HERE

DuNSMulR. Calf. June Ia
Riddle. u jewelcr Of this city. has In.
vented and patented new automo.
bile wheel composed Of springs which
replace the spokcs and act M " cush.
ion to eliminate the use Of pneu-
matte tires, II Is being tested ont
on u big fyc-passcn.cr car witch Is
being run over tho mountain roads
here and will. with one or two minor
changes. It is alleged by automobile
men of this county. replace pncu-
matte tires entirely
Riddles invention comprises tho
hub. rim and spokes The spokcs
are OF spring steel. describing II half
circle. ten springs to each wheel; the
shock or jar from u rough place In
the road causes the springs below tho
hub to close down. at the same time
causing tho ones above to open. thus
giving n perfect residence. also acting
as u partial shock absorbcr.
Riddle expects to have the wheel
perfected In n short time and ready
for the market. With tho use OF this
wheel and solid tires autoists will be
able to get from 1900 to 10000
miles out OF each set OF tires. The
tests OF this wheel arc proving 80 pcr-
feet that expert tire men are on
dcavoring to obtain the patent to
use on a royalty and allege that at
last an invention has been made that
VIII do away with pneumatic tires
entirely
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-01
BONANZA SCHOOL
Term IS ENDED
FOUR YEAR HIGH SCHOOL
COURSE NOW OFFERED IN
CLOVER LEAF TOWN-MAN.
UAL TRAINING TAKEN UP

The l914-l5 term OF school closed
at Bonanza yesterday. after a highly
successful year. This was the first
year Of the full high school course
and the results attained have been 80
pleasing that the board cOntemplates
the addition Of new equipment. ETC..
for the extension Of the work.
For the first time the school now
has course in manual training. Un-
der Frank Olney. the boys made won-
derful progress this year In the prac-
tical use OF woodworking tools. Be-
sides desks. tables. tabarets. book
cases and other useful articles. the
boys this term demonstrated their
ability at house building by the con-
struction Of model house, built to
scale, and complete. even to stair
cases, partitions. etc. This Is a re-
markable model for demonstrating
the different features of such con-
struction. Mechanical drawing Is
also part OF this course.
Ray +. Burk Is principal OF the
Bonanza school. and he Is assisted In
the high school work by Frank Olney.
Miss Eta Mccormick had the seventh
and eighth grades, Miss Henrietta
Lyon the fourth. fifth and sixth. and
the lower grades were taught by Miss
Grace Lytle
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-01
SPOUSE WAS ALL
HE'D FORGOTTEN
ON HIS WAY HOME, FARMER
KNEW THERE WAS SOMETHING
HE'D LEFT IN TOWN THAT
SHOULD BE HAULED BACK
United i'ress Service

United Press Service
MONROE. Wis. June l.--Whilc
on his way back homo from a days
shopping at Rockford. W. II. Boyd, a
prosperous farmer. who lives Just
across the state line. brought his
team to walk. scratched his head
He was sure he had forgotten some
thing. Try as he would. he couldn't
think what It was. 30 he drove on.
Arriving home. his loud "whoa!"
brought the children out to see what
daddy has brought them from the
city. Their welcoming shouts were
quicly silenced. however.
Where's mammag" they asked in
chorus.
Then Boyd knew what he had for
gotten. His wife had accompanied
him to the city. and while she was
making some purchases for herself,
the absent-minded father had driven
home without her. He broke all tho
speed laws driving the twelve miles
back to Rockford.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-01
ALUMNI TO AID
/. S. STUDENTS
PRIZES no BE GIVEN FOR FOR
ENSICS, ETC, AND EFFORT no
BE MADE TO HAVE MONTHLY
PAPER RE.ESTABIISHED

Members of the klamath County
High School Alumni Association be.
lieve the encouragement OF their or.
/ ganization will be a material benefit
to the high school students. There
fore, they are planning several mat
ters that will tend to stimulate In
terest in student activities.
One of the first matters to be taken
up will be movement to have the
high school paper re-esta bllished as
monthly publication. This will be
done by a guaranteed circulation or
otherwise. and. II possible, The alumni
will have the faculty allow credits to
students for their work on Inc paper,
as is done in some other schools.
A committee is to arrange plans
for big alumni reunion shortly after
the opening Of the 1856 term Of
school. This will be held at the high
school, and at that time announce
ments will be made of awards the as
sociation will confer on students ex-
ceiling in studies. and for inter-class
athletic and forensic contests. and
other student activities.
These are some of the plans which
were outlined at the annual banquet
Of the Alumni Association Saturday
night, which was attended by shout
seventy-five people Much enthusiasm
was manifested.
A. c. Yaden was again elected pres
ident OF the association for the en-
suing year. The other officers are:
Vice president, Leland Haines; secre-
tary, VIII C. Hurn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-01
MINSTREL SHOW
HERE TONIGHT
COMPANY DELAYED LAST NIGHT
IN ARRIVAL. SO THE OPENING
NIGHTS PROGRAM II CANCEL.
LED BY CHRISTY

The only minstrel show to play
klamath Falls this year will appear
tonight only at the Houston opera
house. This Is Christy's All White
Minstrel company. which arrived too
late last night to allow the company
to get the necessary parRphernalia at
the opera house for n first class per-
formance.
This was announced to the crowd
assembled last night at the opera
house. and the performance sched-
uled for Monday night was post poned.
Popular admission prices prevail.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-01
A LITTLE SPORTING GOSSIP

CHICAGO, Juno Johnny cou.
lon. the little Logan square battlrr
who so long wore he crown OF the
hartamS on HIS bald head. IN going
% Try comeback The experience
OF jim JcHcrics aud countless other
gentlemen who have cssaycd similar
stunts with DISASTROUS results. has
no terrors for Johnny. lie In as con.
hdcnt that he Will win back the belt
M ho In OF anything.
Johnny. however. has not lived
twenty-eight years for nothing. lie
knows lot Of tricks yct. oven he In
an cx-champ. and he 10 bnsing his
hopes to take tho title away from
Kid Williams. on two things In
that he really believes he packs u
big enough wallop to put the Baiti-
more Dane away The other In u
well founded belief that Williams
can no longer scale li6 pounds. the
legitimate bantam limIt--nnd be. In q
strong conditlon--all tho cxpostula-
tions OF Sammy Harris to the con.
trary.
Williams can not make li6 any
more and he strong" Johnny said
several days ago. "and I know Il.
also know that there In not ~ ll6
pound boy In the game with the ex-
ccption OF myself. who stands u good