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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
colera,n reaoh.r. v,,,. H..

be!lalrc schools were again invaded
Monday by delegation OF visiting
teachers from the schools OF Colerain
township. The delegation consisted OF
~ teachers In charge OF superintendent
workman. They visited an OF the
-onools and Mern much nleaaeh-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
Wagon Broke Down.

A serious accident was narrowly
aVerted on Bridge street yesterday
morning when the milk wagon OF John
Cook lost wheel while rounding a
corner. Fortunately the wagon did
not oyerturn. but large amount Of
the milk was spilled on the street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
Open For Inspection.

The trustees OF the city hospital an
nouncc that the services OF a custodian
has been secured for the building and
from now on II will be open for inspeC-
ton every day between the hours OF 5
ana Z q clock. The trustees extend an
invitation TO the people OF Bellaire TO
inspect the building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
on speaieaaz charr.-

Jo" Balfy was arrested y.sf,r5,,. a.
ltfuo'u rF the local police ou th. lhars,,
or creating -ptIkea<y Iu the uppsr
tAIl or tne CITY. Many complaints have
been heard regarding th. ular. in IA.
.a-i rev days. he win Doc arraigned he
fore the mayor one evening this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
Getting In shap. for Gam.

INC local high school football team fs
A''Il'g INTO shape Cor tho game VII :
q URIC ~Ni.l~ saturday afternoon al
l.'aEh' park. ITO. locals returned sun
CAV morning from Fast Palestine. -.
saturday evening the T-hrIehsNi1fa team
VIII he hau1lrt,d hy the local team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
Another Case Reported

Another case OF diphth-ria was re-
ported yesterday morning from the IL
'iII.N OF Deep kuu and the home was
Immediately quarlutirsf by III. to,,,,.
SNIP health officer The schools At
-NHi iIaDe viii remain closed another
800 49," On account OF the contagious dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
Guilty of Laroenv


Hernard kelley. OF ShadysIde- was
found guilty OF larceny by a jury in
common pleas court AT ST ClairsVille
Kelley was indicted FOR stealing a steer
valued at Si2 from Mayor Summons. OF
SHADY side The conviction carries an
lndetermlnate sentence 10 prIsnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16

] 80 Iiark Perky employed al the Imperial
Glass Works met with a painful acct
/ dent yesterday. While engaged at work
on a cap cutting press. "a finger of his
LETT hand got caught in the dies. am
putating the member. Dr. ID. ". Boone
attended him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
Former Reaident

ANNOUNCEMENT was received by rcla-
lives here OF the death Of Mrs William
J. Lawrence at her home ia PaS,Isua-
COL. after a brief illness OF pneumonia
The Lawrence family formerly lived
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
Go TO Prayer meeting.

Wednesday night will be observed at
the First NJ. =. church as "Go-to- Prayer
Meeting night. The services will start
al 30 and every one Is invited TO at
tend Each member Is expected to be
accompanied BY visitor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. O.. Nov. 1.-THE
Tourist club will meet Friday az the
home OF Mrs -. 4. Norris OF North
Chestnut street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16

summoned 20 appear before the referees
with the ballots. tally sheets and poll
book Of the recent election at Bridge
port
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16

An interesting family quarrel was air
Cd IN squire X. T. Ong's court last cen
lhk' the result OF quarrel at the home
sunday. David Reese had "a warrant
ISSUED Tor his father ON q charge Of
striking him. IL Is understood chat IN.
idther WI lswear out a warrant charging
we son with striking his mother. I've
case VIII come TO trial the latter mari
OF the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16

There Will be a special meeting OF
we official board Of the First Method : I
church, Tuesday evening at 1900 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16

here. Mr.. Lawrence being a brother OF
Mrs. Wilson l.. Wiley OF Wiley avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16

-. '"-1''HI NIININIs
The Young Womens Missionary So
clety VIII meet on Tuesday evening The
Momens Christian Circle met on Monday
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
Interesting Case Aired.

terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
J. McDonough. So. NJ Huffman. IS %
j. +. Chaser. $3.50.
Roll OF Honor.

The roll Of Honor az the First NJ y.
sunday school Will be guests OF the sun
day school board AZ "a reception ana an
itf ialumeuf 90 be held TuIrrI4r TFs
i'nN OF Honor .uls year consists OF IA
members who have made the required
number ~ points. The following rr.-
gram viii BE- rendered.
Prayer
Song ............ Tr..H4r.. r.-.a........
EeCIfafI Ion .... lfI.. .rF..,i..-'r &C.,.
AdII... .... r..... p
freseutttiou OF Diplomas ..........
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-28
55seit YrfIie Tit stvas: 9itntas Is. 9e5tm0u 1915.

26. @eiane bon Der oentiden Of
telling: @roBe 5reuoe.
q. @eiang BON SRI. &beiner's
&aiie: Slumber ltpeet.
%, 9elttI6e aonfirmalloeil: Sic
Gngels6otldaft.
80. Gilbert Mealiiter. 8ben
Grandpa mos a little @op.
80, ghor; 8etblebem's @iegenlieo.
81. Gelane bon SRI. &elen eft.
boff. Sbrough tbe night.
3d. eitffde @bfeiIung: Stern
Der 2ie6e.
33. S6laB bonn 8oltor.
Splpeiterabeno 1T oeutiher Set
tesoienit, melder I'M s llbr beaira1t.
Ser Neliiabrsgottesoienlt finoet
Santltag moreen linn Rft nbr itatt.
Die @lieoer nno Sreltnoe Der Sc
meinoe limo ber5liddt eingetaoen.
Eaitur Ansnit @olfi.
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Wrnnongcntumg.l

Sreo %. Strait al %. M. 8afer,
@runoitiif am Gait goaleuarb, San Ser
nanoo Mbbition, $500.
Mmb 6. &pett an s. {. 9art @rlnos
ftiid inn rieuen gitpr9lod 1884, an oer
g%iliporth ape 9ilmortb uno Green Ser
race; $4,000.
Srau Go 8nll, ggeeutrir. on Saul
aIinfe iiuo Srou, Wrunoitiid I'M nensi
Gitb52ot 81; $1400.
2oiiia Sriebrid iitb 9enrp 2naeer an
Die Stnot San Mnfniio, @rin0itiid an
Der @nbIor Ctr, ST II. q.
@nlesIa Weioer an Soiepb &alenper,
| Nder 2nno: 1876.
SO. q. Code an s. 6. Mebb nnb 9.
q. @oefb. 0rinoitiid ai Der MasnpIic
Mpe. $4001.
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LokaIes.
Mus Ser 6toSt6ole.

Sn ser AM Montag itattgefunoe.
men 5taotrats- 5isung pur6e foIgen.
Deg perbanoeIt gie aomrnifdre b.
a~uftragten oen Staot : gIcrf, Mnae.
bote fir oie Bflalteruitg bon 2f
StraBet ans3ufdreiben. 8ds Ma.
teriaI fir Die Bffofterlrng uno ser
l1nterer,rno oieler Strabem 1T galts
ber(fie6en uno in oen Speififatio-
men gerlali oorgeldrieben. Die Mus.
ldgeu fir oieie @erbellerungen mer-
ben fib altf nabe5l cine babe Mil.
lion Dollars beIanfen; Mngebote
miiiier bis gum 20. Sannar eingc-
reiht peroen.-Die 4ommiffGre nab
men cine Mefotition an Die berIhie.
oenen &bfttraftorett alt erluben, nidi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-28
GurafsIMeine. - 9ebnrten.
9o6esf6ae.
Sefratsfheile

Sefratsiheiae
Sarrp 6. &cbmer unb GIiiabetb
&iqemain.
SuIius 8ofbalis uno Minnie Ser.
tba De autnoer.
9enrp Soiepb gofie unn Sabine
Wraun.
@m. 81. staccp uno Sophie q
gngeIbarot.
Granf y. stroller umO Minnie
8. BARLEY.
@m. g. aotd II. Gillian 6. @as.
ner.
SEP 8. Dsitdea uno aIaro Soft.
gbas. 5. Sorn uno @aria Gontle.
ras.
Gbas. n. Tips nno Sascl @oOo.
iuar0.
Mfreo ann5c II. Soiepbille 9aura
webmrten:
u. 5ueut uno Srnli, elm MGod)en
g. Seioemaiui uno Srall, elm Mao'
den
To6esfdIIe.
emile 6. SopL GO Sabre; See
q. @rcbe, So Sabre; aino bon 6
9. Sderer, Elm Gag; Sobu Opp If.
So Sabre; Mnrtba 6. 8eunano, Is
Sabre; 5rau Magsie 8odniber, B,
Sabre; Oscar 8. gfiggIi So Sabre
Sacob @ollmer, 70 Sabre: MutteI
|Siobel[a (aegina @en5eD. 81 Sabre
Sotm 8 @idefano, 70 Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-28
Gin ftarfer sd)neefaa. Ser an,

Gin ftarfer 5dlnpefaa. Ser am
Montag abeno III sc Baio begann,
nber5og IN flir5er 3eit oie gauge
Staot nut elmer peiBeu 9ede. Gs
1T Der erite Sdplee. Der in oieler @e-
geno wahreno oes @inters geFonen
lit.
Sn 5rieoridsblirg itarb Bin
cent Wabl, elmer Der eriten Mniieoler,
i'm boben Mlter bon 81 Sobren; er
miro pon sablreifen geahfommeil
iiherlebt itlo ollf benz Union Srieo-
hof b~eeroigt neroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-28
NIIerIsi.

Selite morgell flr5 Dor fini
llbr erplobierte in Dem @aule, 8eI
mont StrnBe geo. 1875, oas bon 81. q.
Me9seil beipobnt NOR, Elm 8etroleum-
ofen Der 1T benz 3immer itano, in
Dem Mie9eeil's 51mager, &alpb 8
@atfins, idJlief. Das. brennenoe
Del ipuroe iber bas gauge 3immer
eeidlelloert bas @olls eeriet IN
grattb nno bos Seuer breitete lid
idhel aus. @atfins muBte aus oeil'
Seniter Ipringen, INN iid 5l retteu,
alib Megeeil feline Srou uno feline
&fnoer famen 1tllr nit fnapper Scot
6abon. @atfins lit l6rper perIesi
nno muBte na1 bem 9olpital ge,
bradt merben. Mc9seil bat nur leidta
gerlesungen erbalten. 9as Snus
tpnroe mitiammt leinem SrtbaIt boli-
itd1toig 5erltort. gs geborte Sran $.
&eidenbah, batte einen @ert BON
ungefabr $500 nnb mar CUR Salfte
beriidert, Die Maobel toaren nift per-
1ihert.
Die Mitglieoer Ser ornmati-
ifen Seftion oes beutlderl Iitterari-
iGen 8ereits bielten am Montag
abeno Die erite GerlamntIung unter
Dem @oriiB bon Srou q. 5ahs. Die
Ifolgeroen aomites ipairben er11annt:
Hrogramm &omite: 81. aieiepettcr,
Srdll 81. Seebe, 5rau S. 3aoid,
Sralt 90. S. &etuitt; @omite fir Sta
'taten nno Mebeneelete:. 5rau s..
Seebe, &err nn6 Srnii grantipit;
Muiiffomite:: gugen Staffel, S. So.
8olt uno q. Seebe. SRI. @nt5eit, g.
aieieipettter uno $. @roB iperoen Die
oramatiiden Setter lem. Mad
ShftB Der Sisung e~rfrenten ssrau
g. StaffeI nno &err a. Seebe Die
anipeienoen 6urd einige @eIong= uno
&labierportrdge. Die n1dite Ser
lamntIuiig Der Seftion miro am s..
Sanuor ftattfinoen.
Die 2eihe oes perItorbenell
Sohm 8ideIano ipuroe Montag abenb
nod ct. Bouts gelnnof, UNI bort, tpis
es lem @nnih geipeien mar, per-
brannt gu fperoen. gorber fano eF-
ne Srauerfeier i'm @obnbauie oes
geritorbenen itano, gu Der iif) eiue
grnBe @enge geflnebmer eingefnn=
ben bafte. 6err @n. 2eitner bielt
cine @eoabtnisreoe olf oen Der
iiorbenen uuo Der geetbopen Mdt=
nerd,or lang 5tpei 2ieoer. Mls gabr-
tltdtrdger f~nngierten @nl. Midter
&en1ep, CHARLES 3. SilnmsI,
Aen0, S. Is. NenB uno Ser
mann DreiB.
Der Merifaner Yremitaba 8aI=
oe5 miroe an Der &reu5lng BON DO.
StraBe nnb Saftta Mola Mpe.
bon einem Mntomobil umgerannt
Ieidt berIebt. BoIi5iif 5roeboeie
pnbm ben gbnuffeur, 6reo 8onL
lpegell tolleat Jabreis in Snf.
M1tT Antrag Der State Bailf
afo grtit 90. mliroe @. s. @ed bon
&idter g3ea gum MniicnpertpaIter
Ser Bolton & geras Corporation err
nannt.
Samliel 9eita, elm fleiner Meri-
fonerjlnge ipuroe our6 Die 3nfdliec
Gntlaoun9 zines 22-&aliber @etpeb-
res. nit Dem Der 1tiabrige s.. g..
Neal unporiidytig umging, leidt I'M
Ser Stirn perlett.
Nidfs fanit nuf Der @elt me1r
e~nttGmld)en, ais Menifen.
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GteMersWDti3.

Giants inb gonntD Gtenerm iair
oas Sabr 1915 anf 0rMnb- nnb per-
iGnIides Gisentim, miiHen Bic sn,a
81, San. 1916 an ben Gtenes : Sol
leftor 5. u. Bitter entridtet iper
ben, nm bic 3ablnns einer Gtrafe
itu6 Soften bon 10 Ero5cnt, bic axi
perl6nIides Gisentmtn erbuben iueY.
ben, 81 prrmeioen.
s. 81. 9abis,
@idter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-28
Geites Del irno @nfpIin crhGlt
man BON Der Slimp Oil So, 400
0it.G commerce Str. Menes EEL. Sra-
biz 1882. 81 5uf9
MnTiidjer siesesberidJt.

aoiafenbetrndilIi. .Ndsumen Sic
cen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ausl
stebmen Sie:alle Gol6oteng @atonen,
sIinten alnb S6bel an Iid; oann teIe-
phonieren mir on Die Seeresleitute /.
Cine gauge MiinitionsfoIonne nit
Mfann uno Mans gefalisen genoln-
mcn!"
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Der ii%rieoemsitiiter

sSriiber bat Die Madbarilt immers
tort init ibrem Manne geldimpft
unb eebrunmt uno iebt lieen iie Den
aan8en Sne eintrdftig beilammelt
nno Ituoieren Die 3eitungl"
n5reilid! Set arieg lit, 1T
Srieoen!1
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Misberitanbem.

uSaben Sic iid aud an ben
arieesmleiben beteiIigt?"
p8eriiidt bob ids ihotl. aber in
oieien lbledten 3eiten leibt einem
ia nienlono etiuasi@
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SIMS ut uerremten.

9as intere itn6 obere Stodmerf
TIM Nr. 218 Gi-GDmmerre Strake
lit ST Oerrenteil. Na1ere Mnst1tnft ii
her Office Der nTreieu TreTe".
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sn Dem aallaen mittLeren 8,

SSn Dem gail5en mittleren &c.
bet Der Ser. Stanten berridt sur
3eit faltes Wettpr unb es lit ars-
fid)t porbanoery onB es nod mebrerc
Gage mfoaitern miro. @abrideinIid)
miro Is fib aud auf Ole OitItaotcn
ousoebnen. lteberoa bot es Itarf
aeldneit, bis in intern Staot binun-
ter Bot iid Der Sfueefaa altsge.
oehlt- Dns fate @ettcr iette bier
hei inns Montng abenS gegen feds
libr Elm. 0orber mar es marnt. Sic
leriperotnr perdnoprte iih innerboIb
meniaer Minlten p%oIIitdnoia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-28

Matt ipiiroe oen Menider bel
niebr traaeti, pent ntan fid Yclblt
mebr trauen fonnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-28

San antonio. Ser. 2S. Sea. f9t5. -
Odien $5.35 BIB $3.50.
&iibe $500 big $500.
GGlber $4.50 biz $500.
8nlIen $500 Biz $500,
ct 2ollis, 90. Sea. 1916. Mire=
pieh, SerassWieb, 1925 Biz 3d. so.
Sdtpeine $5.65 uub Sc. 70.
2ante.
Sdfuere BON Gdrndbter % Gts.
2eidte ptm GAIadter .22 gts.
Grim geiolaene ..........t8A gts
Jeae.
Nngora=3ieeen. per gfb. 10 Cts
anaoras8ieeeu. beiddbiat -. 5 Cts
Bolf nuo Studs ............20 Cts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-12

by anxiety when we think Of women's
hands still idle. while precious time 10
slipping by The women OF France
are not obliged. as British women are.
to beg and pray to be allowed to pro-
tect their husbands or sons at the
front and to defend their homes, their
honor. their country. by working in
munition factories. We are told by
our cabinet ministers that the women
OF France are turning out shells and
making fuses. We are told that shell
and fuse making is not highly skilled
work, and can be learned quickly by
intelligent persons. And in the same
breath we are told that England 10
short Of munitions. It 10 . challenge
to the intelligence OF British women.
and II is madness, suicidal madness.
not to mobilise the women Of this
country that they may render such
service. =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-12

Those who pretend to be familiar
with the purpose Of the administra-
ton at Washington in connection
with the situation In Mexico insist It
has chosen Manuel vasquez Tagle,
minister Of justice in the cabinet OF
the dead Madero. to be president. It
ia declared in the capital that this is
the purpose Of the meeting OF the am
bassadors from six South American
nations with Secretary Of State Lam
sing. The purpose. It is now declared.
is the restoration OF the Madero gov
ernment. which was swept into the
discard by HuertA, BY placing the con-
stitutional successor Of Madero in the
presidential chair. Tagle IL said to
be the only surviving member OF the
Mader0 cabinet who did not dee the
country. The plan Is dependent on
the support of Mexican factions.
Statements have been made that
the support of all these. with the ex-
ception Of Carransa. can be obtained.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-12
GAME FARM
MAY Be MOVED
LEASE EXPIRES. AND OFFER
FROM Albany MAY RE CON.
sIDERED BY THE COMMISSION
IN cHARGR

SALEM. Aug, i2.--At the regular
monthly meeting OF tho state Ash and
game commission at Salem yesterday
the question OF retaining the state
game farm at Corvallis was the prln.
cipal question.
The losse on tho present property
expires next fall. and an offer has
been made by Albany people OF q site
In case II could be arranged 10 move
the farm there.
Governor James WIthycombc. Com.
missioners l. N. Fleischner OF Pot.
land and Marion 7. Jack Of Pendieton,
with State Biologist William l.. Finley
nre at Corvallis. looking over the pres.
ent location.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-12
Matty's Birthday

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.--Christy
Mathewson is SO today. Frequently
he celebrated his anniversary with a
baseball victory. What he will do TO.
day remains to be seen.
Only once has the old master con-
sorted with Dame Defeat on his birth
day. This happened in 1919, and
then Christy. acting in relief capac-
ity for bombarded boxman, could
not subdue the Cardinals, and they
procured the winning run on him
Last year "Matty" pitched part OF n
game on his birthday against the
Superbas. and held safe a two-run
lead bequeathed him by Arthur
Fromme' On August 10. 1911, It
was fortunate for big Six" that he
was not asked to work. as the Giants
Jailed to get run of "Dut" Chalmers
of the Phillies. Christy he'd an after.
noon OF on August ~. 1910. but on
august IL, 1909. hs shut the Cubs ont
With four safstisa. and on August IL.
1907. he conquered the Pirates ana
pitched the Giants into second place
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-12
FOOD FOR FISHES
BEING PROVIDED
CARE OF THE FISH N CRATER
LAKE NECESSARY TO INSURE
THE FUTURE Of ANGLING IN
THE FAMOUS PLACE

Superintendent w. @. Steel 10 ex-
perimenting this summer In the prop
agation In Crater Lake OF small 6sh
OF the innumerable minnow family. II
il a problem not tho easiest to solve.
for. occupying the crater Of an extinct
DOlcano. the lake has NO shadows.
and no streams enter or leave It In
which small fish may hnd refuge. Yet
the supply Of natural nsh food must
be considerable. and Immediately In
creased II the magnificent trout fish-
Ing In this lake Is to remain ut its
present excellence. Minnows must be
brought from distant waters under
adverse conditions.
Whether y be from the tempera-
ture or the quality Of the water ID not
known, but II Ii the testimony Of ex-
perienced anglers that. pound for
pound, Crater Lake trout are harder
fighters than trout found elsewhere.
Around the edge Of the lake." said
General Superintendent Mark Daniels
recently. there is no foliage to en-
tangle your hook and line, and II IL
the ideal place for the amateur fish,
erman. When ! was there the lake
was so clear that you could see to the
depth OF forty feet. The FIRST fish I
caught ! saw take the hy. saw every
motion OF his body until finally land
ed him ON the bank. which ! only did
with the aid Of one OF tho concession.
ers In the park. do not know OF any
other place in the world where Ash-
erman can swing his fly in any direc-
tion without danger Of catching It on
some twig. and. when he hooks his
ish. watch his every motion as he
fights for freedom. I agree with En-
erson Hough in every word he has
said about fishing in Crater Lake"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-12
MouingP Pictures

Charlie Chaplin heads the picture
bin at the Star thcater today. He
win be seen In one OF his always funny
comedies entitled Between Showers. .
A two-part Lubtn drama. Tho Bomb
win also be one OF the features on to-
days bin. An interesting Hearst
selig News Pictorial" u "Snakcviiie''
comedy and n Kriterion comedy make
up the six reel picture program.
The Peerless Orchestra will play
their usua, Thursday night concert.
Many new numbers will be intro
duccd.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-12
WOMEN
DEMAND WORK

a
LONDON. July 30.--(By mail)--
England's women are crying for war
munition work. Let them serve their
country. II today the demand Of Eng
lands sufragettes. They have drop
ped their dght for suffrage. but the
wild women" are still lighting the
government with verbal vim that Il
heard throughout the nation.
Let tho women get into the muni-
tion factories. and let the men 80 to
the 'front.'" ~ the women.
1T b agony to think what women
could have done and have not been
allowed 70 DO since the bsginnins Of
The var" said christobal Pankhurst,
ID - interview. I'VE are devourel
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-12
BUNDY RtPR|EvEO
BY the GOVERNOR
JOHNSON GIVES FRIENDS OF THE
YOUNG Los ANGELES MURDER
ER ANOTHER CHANCE TO SAVE
HIM FROM GALLows
United Press Service

United Press Service
SACRAMENTO. Aug. 12.-Louia
Bundy, youthful Los Angeles murder
er. who was to have been hanged in
San Quentin Friday, August 18th, was
reprieved by Governor Hiram w.
Johnson until Friday. October 18th.
at which time. unless some circum-
stance intervenes. he will be duly ex-
ecuted.
Bundy's murder was very gruesome
and premeditated. yet the governors
Office has granted. upon request. fur
ther time to investigate extraneous
matters not introduced into the trial
Of the case. Friends are making ev-
cry effort to save the youths life, and
It may yet be that something will de-
velop to warrant executive clemency.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-12
SHIPS OUT GAR
OF HOGS TO-DAY
cHAs. HORTON SAYS DRY LAND
FARMS IN YONNA VALLEY
LOOK GOOD. ALSO IN LANaEI.L
SHIPS ~ HOGS

Dry land crops In Yonna Valley
are looking exceptionally good this
year. stated Charles Horton today.
one OF the largest ranchers and stock
men OF that district. "The crops in
Langel Valley are also said TO be
good this year. The farmers in our
district are not complaining OF the
condition Of their crops"
Mr.. Horton shipped out a carload
OF hogs this morning. There were
~ In the car. their weight beins
Is,soO pounds. Hogs do not have
70 be 30 fst to bring good price this
year" stated Horton. "A sood hos
w'th plenty Of lean meat on him
Drinxs q good price, Tg
Mr. Horton received check for
si.lSs.4O for the carload. They were
snipped to the Oakland Meat com.
pany At oskland.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-12

herald vsa' sds o. results.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-12
APPROPRIATION /
IS NECESSARY.
yoeIzy lEIans o. noAD n Ora
!! 4 !! l.AKs rAnx HUsr =
rxsip yoGxcwING GRADING.
saesA Ass xnCzssAKY

- - - ~ prsssnt ssason
fosey - y AtgAvay vil have -
esees9 ~ - 9cyefnment IN Cratsr
- Meaaeanl Pafk. leaving aDproxi-
s. uloes sg9nsy-Ave niles still to b
- ~ - H eatire system 70 b
- eef1eee
elner 0oodwin Of the war a.
pareHeef n charge Of construction,
seas1 ehas IN appropriation Of $780,
0ee wln - asked for work the COM
~ year fqr me- n paving the main
ssavese4 roads now GRADED. This sur
reee v1h ~ the Warrenits typs OF
sstallthie peyemsnt. and costs approx
llasssely yloseee Per mile. Ths Pave
ne3e Nnl - taad nffsen feet IN width.
VII - toad mon Anna Greek to the
- - - nscfson paved.
Y - - 70 80 men are nov su-
ploys - caly 80. 900 was secured
IT, yq9rs y = impossihSs to finish the
I. srnaiz = - cssld havs been done II