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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-13
FOR SALE!

TWO GOOD SLEIGliS for sale: eau &c
seen at the mill of J. w. Jones & Co,
Main street. Apply 10 g. =. Jones,
las Church street tOG,.W1t
oNE GRIMM EVAPORATOR for sale
with arch and complete oouipmcut Tor
maple orchard of about 500 trees First
class condition. Reasonable price.
superintendent, BOX &c. waterbury, Vt.
cd. W, i'm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-13

WE Will. HAVE Oh EXHIBITION at
me burlington DalrymcnS show in
1916 Saratoga Round Door Silu, which
should interest all farmers. We want
i've agents in all unoccupicd territory.
Look US mp at Burlington, or drop us
card II Interested. This is a cracker
jack proposition and a chance for Won
70 make dollar The Saratoga Silo
MFG. Co, Saratoga Springs, y. Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-13
STANDARD sTFA LAUNDRY

office l45 Cherry street H. W. Rul.
lock. proprietor. Fin Shirt. Collar and
Cuf Work. Phone ?, IL or send post,
~ ard driver viii coll.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-13
FARM WANTED.

FARMS wanted on shares twenty or
more cows by an experienced farmer
III. {. Munson. Middlcbury. W.
tot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-13
NOTICE.
DAIRSNfE'

DAIRYMEN. ATTENTION.. have
ABOUT 20 acres Of land in tho Conucc-
ucut valley. south of ncllows Falls,
suitably divided into tillagc pasture
End woodland which | will rent at
low cash rental to a reliable party
VINO VIII furnish stock, tools pay all
approved tenant, who will carry on the
property in "A good husband-like man
nor and pay all charges, his choice to
pay cash rent or give mo One-third
tho gross income. Apply to w. V.
tarr 81 North Union street. Rurling-
toil' VI. II ct. wit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-13

FRANK S. LAN0U g. SON.
Practical Plumbers and steam Fittcrs
% st. Paul Street.
Next North Burlington Savings Tank
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-13
Burlington Veterinary Hospitnl,

burlington Veterinary Hospital,
I3 Pine St, Burlington, VI.
DIR. j. 4. RUST.
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1909. atest equipment Tor
all animal surgery, including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
100
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26

our proper share 20 secure prar.
tIaa5'e and eTertirn Internal onAi
organization lu tho iufsrsrfs ~ peace
Fourth. Young America whrtH
government In the open hy Nisibie
-0rsffYtlonal Instruments. no. ry un-
official guDk"suen CT iuvIFitle au-
thsr.f. No also wants govern
rnrrf NOT sectional but truly nhf Orfl
FIFTH Young America wants IN
dIstrIaI pr"parednsHs
~ discussing the Rdmiu!Htra'Ion p
alleged failure 70 prepare. MI
The rrasldsnt Informed corgres.
fr December, 1915. hat the adm ME-
fIds hs~uHun some among Ne orc
'rsr.oDE and excited ~ VAS sait
flaf the country had been uIaIr.
formed thr' tho adm inlstratiou had
NOT been negligent - national de-
tense This waa four months after
the outbreak ~ the European war
and nearly eight uonths after Vera
Secretary Garrison had recon
mende1 IN MS report Tor me hscsl
year ending June 30 tpif N" ~.
istinR organiA tion, which composed
the hEgreEate mobile forces - the
'hsfr fIli strength This he sad
would rsquirs ~ 066 men TIs also
-t-atth li44A-4E.llaz a.
there should be autr"rifr - ohthir
rsf moro rTlCers understand that
hfs recon usndstion was ignored
am also informed upon competent
authority that had there been the ad
fition 20 the regular srr1y then de-
sired BY Secretary Garrison ~ would
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26

YPSILANTI

The newly organized Physical f.1t-
cation club In the Norma n4p| i
i3s students and members 't '''
Rev Lloyd Douglas pastor o. ne
Ann Arbor Cougrsgat lonal ~ ~.
was tho speaker Wcdne ,day l--i
fra Everstt 81 Ward was guest
an Wednssday On Detroit ~ Nl
Helen ward Foster. and attended 'h'
Billy SUNDAY ssryice. a. c d.
y. will BE- held Friday 'Ff'."g O..
Mrs. Eiesnor weston celebrated rsr
ssth birthday ~ l'-l'' ''
The marriage 81 Mis- Darrie tfr '
and Geo Chadwick occurred IlfN1tt
mann AThur a. the !f'.'
parsouaRe After short
trip they viii he al tu". 'h
Esr-Ave this ntr
Mr. and Mrs Baxter W i..frr
have returned from Br'g hf0n
they attend, a the COLDER
annivsrssry of MS pAr"n''
Mrs J. IS. Fulton.
The fnai rufhinE party ~ nc sea-
aop 81 tho Theta "a" 4t
will occur FRIDAY evening
Harry pinHDU VIII attend
party which is 20 be gwen
Weekend by Miss bira N'.i.'
wyandotte. ..,. -.- t...
Canada and are at home Dn IHt
OF the Erooms rather 90 tHf STONY
CTeek-rd
AZ the county clerk ofi- ."'
marriage ~ Archie NJ I.le
OntonaRon and Miss Loretta NJ .'''
Mrs Wesley Feyver of rrrar 90
a patfent IN the JuireTsifN 20 81.
gan hospital IN Ann Afo"r
The Methodist Fpisc pal --a
Aid society viii give an A. n"
THURSDAY afternoon Nrt
2.3o 10 I 40. AZ the home 90 Ms
Y schAfer on south Washing
Tho event viii be On honor Ms
Eugene Moore wife 90 ere r
Mrs Gilbert Parrish q Detroit
amending the week 49, the horne FL.
Mrs Eugene & Wilson on me
Creek-rd.
tihcrt OrhAmrauRh left W-crrs.
day evening for Beldiug va'rf
marriage - Miss NarEafst "a
Cured TODAY tTharsdaN NT 'rra
psugh's home - In Grand kaPifa l3-
Re has been several weeks Ia tNA
Vicinity with the 81 h.gar Stf'f
Telephone company force WHO are
now engaged In tho work ~ sfri7s-
ing wires and placing arrs ~ 'r-
American Telephone and TelegrbVh
company's poles IN Superior town
Mrs. j. w stevens Ard Ms 'H""-
ter Alban left "wednesday f0r a two
days sojourn in Jackson. pur'rs
their stay they viii attend the sss-
sions OF the snnual meeting % the
state Federation OF Woners clubs
Mayor c V Brown has consented
70 turn on the lights a. the osll
which IL 20 celebrate the opening cn
Friday evening % the nagnifcent
new schaitle garage
Mayor c. v. Brown is expected 20
return today from a business trip -
New York city and Atlantic CIV. y.
Mrs. Tiiiie Cooper. who has been .ll.
~ slowly recovering.
Lsvi Freeman 10 building one house
md remodeling another az the corner
OF Ballard and Emmett
The Junior r sharp club will meet
saturday In the studio OF Miss Nevs
Thorn.
Mrs Lottie Fitzpatrick. % Lansing
who has been spending some time IN
the home OF Mrs, Denton Glass IN
Hfver-st, left Wednesday for Jackson
10 attend big meeting OF the Wo-
mans Bensht association OF the Mac
cabses- MIS-. Fitzpatrick IL state
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26
ELECTION BOARD
CHAECES HOURS
or VOTING NOV. 7

Voting Nov = will be started
a1 hour later ir ibo morning and
continue au hour later han usual
no night. aecord.rs 20 decision
ty the election commission
Haatha Hi.I he nlencd az 6 a. ~
eastern fue instead az d. and
aU close at o % m instead % 4,
Th. uoe's TO state law hEirg
ngr. ~ 1etweeu E q o. and
. m. central time
Heur r. Gufhard, member
~ no commission. advised III"
chsnge a. mco'ing ~ The com
mission Tuoailr afternoon RE
said INC working population
r1uld have a0 nour longer 20
case their ballots and that many
--.-.------ 4ff.--t--.l- l------,+-i, -.-4e+-4f4s
~ tr rr p tmsrt 'sr. Tn"
commission unanrmou- approx
81 fhs shift In time
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26
City News in Brief

Detroit children will be given an
opportunity 60 study art by tee
method inaugurated ny pr l'enmAn
Ross % Harvard, the eNplanstion
OF Witch was explained and dem
onstrated by Miss Deborah kAllen
iu lecture 90 teachers IN the art
museum, W ednesdaS This method
10 baSsd lpou an appreciation ~
the Fundamental principles OF hRr.
muny. RHYTHM and pr portion And
the practical results attained hy
children from three To- u years ~
axe are said 90 DO remarkable
Kenneth Downs. ~ yesrs old. No, AL
thsmbcriHt"-HNe.. was bitten Oh tse
,,u leg = ,diSsY 9s"sd - s JShn
by pr a. " Merrii and the dog
taken a. the dog pound
The IndiSna society OF Detroit gave
b""quet In the ID. 4. 4, wednr.-
called riley NlghL" IN honor -
tho Hoosier poet William A
HoGgn. lifelong frlord % the
poet VAS present and gave many
Intimate anecdotes not know 20
the world IN general both humor-
-. and pathfu. A. lat {. "uts,
Mr. Wcugh said James whitconb
Riley stands cut as perennial
soar.e - inspiration 10 the lovers
90 lean literature.
" lillian IulIvford. at one ti~e . rest
deaf 80 Detroit, who was r~tara-
INK TT HIN mis- city 10 Ms nome ~
l.s ANGELES. Was stricken With
heart failure IN Kansas city and
a..d there Ne was born In Ems
.pn1 .u 1870, became the proprietor
OF hn'si lr Nough'on. Mich On
,ur.rg 'r America AUi mo'~f 20
Detroit lU 1888 Nv daugtter,
Nr. Nt.- Ral~. OF i1s Angeles
vas a vel. known pianist OF bs
On account Of the prevailing AiEh
prices. Thompson H"s,- fer 0ld
i..It.s NrT= If4t.f facing dsHrIf
c,,'oa' Mrs James EdrSr prs.i.
t~Ut q the frEt'fItua for he past
p, wears. sAy- yhst 'aers . no way
20 rrrr'IrA expenses ~ eptlng thru
tu Hrr.a 90 fhr tuh4tI There are
81 Ga si.~s arc3 for In the home
Various Drtroi, churches will hola
.pretsi meetings election might In
tor r't- The women % the con.
sega. r rs tIs E'rsf Er-shNfar. an
.hsr n c." install private a .r~
s.ry.e- wNE 20 hid
Probate Judge TdEar o. Durfse -
PusHisd over tho receipt Of an
~ r,wcHs irffe-. apparently sent
~ r. gv frank The T.'s.y'
katr ~ out - Mexico %
Horace y Dodge motor ear msra-
facturrr, failed 10 appear In police
court " sdnesdAs. 20 aneN~r
charge ~ speedirS his automobile
oct Justice Seilers hAs rot
fec ed what acton vill - iaS-n
The far's were reported 20 h.n hF
Motorcycle Fatro,nAr Frank Nc
'orrfrk who mad" The complain
aEntrs' Dodge.
Doubling tho memb~rshiP. RAISING
10000 for use at home aHd abroad,
anf expanding the trnnn!nafionat
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26
HsFare y Dodge motor ear mana
factur~r. failed to appear In police

nor have been necessary g. send our
Naftarat Guard O. fhr trrf--
Wat was needed on ne part ~
'Nr admin. sT~NftrU Nss ru NhEtrfR-
tons r.t Nfhliv devoid - nervous
ness hI: tNe business action
demanded bv - condition q no
TIMES ore - tE- very 'eE strorg
men 'h~ gresli~nf gathered about
rH.. .egf the cabinet rR'Ner ''au
- rssp.--.oIs for q seriously MS.
"a ken policy
Az mar = rsar- = Hsv@ h~~u
70 -fs1 Al rB 'f- 20 tfe institutions
S4- tts r~s-rfgf settlement - con
r~oEera'ss krcw however. 'fRf
lights 10 Nnf -rnttngc TO % riEh's
unless fNsy are uRintatnsf know
'rsr Won -anDot have to rssps~f *
others unless you respect Yourself (
know that applies a. vel a. na'' ~
a. 20 r3t.iA 3 know tNHf th@
most fs0E~r03E threat 20 our peace -
g. spread the id~s abroad that . ~
H~e preassf - we are frhmri~d gpon.
= our rEN'a a." ianHred. hat there
wl n- NJ Fin' alton - 'Ns'r
Ehts
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26

The custom cf ohterylng hrbo7
Day haa occn introduced IN China
by the Chimes" minister ~ agricul-
ft.rs ..d ,9mmcrc,
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26


That lowers OF s-a0a 'pera iH
.s,fr. Irer.A'l'f oi The ia''
ea r' 0H" carlo company me-" 10
'-s 'Hea'rt IS swing eNcfl
e-. t.-..Ha7''s o.. The standard
works scale O.. prices FROM 't
GENTS s.. .e 't...H..1 '3" SOLD
oal .".-'- t'at EAFe been .Ae rule
+.-- N'.s @nsa-''orn'
..."E7 '1'r'nss N"cnfs
cay Geo ~. -.a-,' N.'l .' A'
a..'-.. ais''''." ma ! f.s'S'..
.a ..' evening aAa carmen IN me
afternoon WIN 'aF'e a..''h'' ''sf'
.- E..'... s.'-'-.hs '' g."
+'.aN.Hs Tor mo PIX o7'r' COM
%. .1.-1 led resources I"s
H'''H. '- ,..'.z
' -'- .aa reason .Ha, 'a'
more 'r '..' ...f'E
.'n performance
-t.a- ara ~'''.'F
. F.. '., +.-...a -.A'
.-. ea-'
2a- Pc lT.H..i'' SINS
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26

Roy Herald has resigned the pres
ldeney % tho Highland Park Repub-
llcan club His place will bF allied
~ Justice Mershsll Mr. Herald r.
busy making campaign speeches AZ
ne direction OF the Republican
state central committee
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26

Veil h~vr - your opportunity. '
an going 20 give away, durlng thr
nest ten dsy.. two thousnnd PACK
ages Of Gauss Combined Treatment
80 those Who nc~d n, snd " you vsni
reitef. sign the coupon at the foot oI
thIs nsttce, and the free package VIII
he forwarded to yuu at once ~ par
cells post.
parf 20 prove 20 YOU tfaf Gauss
Combined Treatment will relieve your
,afarf. The method is effective" Doc.
cause ~ atrike@ NJ tho root Nt
trouble and gives permanent f'..et
hy renewing the cause rms 10 me
only correct way 90 treat Cathrfh ana
u YOU want quick and LASTING results
F~uf 80 once FOR the free r'rka&"
FUl out the coupon below ard pack
Res Will 10 sent 60 !uu ~ r"'ufn
mall
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26

stockho'Hsrs ~ tre A'chisor. To
peka and santa re -silwas VII. hold
tbelr events Grsf annual meeting to
lay a. Topeka
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26
THEATERS


.a- -' .' .''''''. IS .. ,.,''" nv. ~.
we ~ .. ' E - -. - - go -, Z
al'' ..
NJ. , '" 81.
..N
WI.
At t0.e-a.u.rs vaudeville show
Vft pa, -.rs pa 90. Miles - week.
v.tH sat'.-s at.racr .l. Leo
ken r.m H,R.r beauties o.
visa musical eou.|. The
cons -e.ulr. MN, ~trar- look
.ns .,. e.'h emf, .o- m.s and
rs... .u.r,>. .ni r.ts clever
.srsr T.. .c.s.s ard ec.
... H-e H.. .rray. a.,d sy
trs 81. Trs 1e. ara.cs WIFI
huw" a1 w-.oaf Hr' rs sage
wiz. and ,-'c.f.yAl
'Ct- .-ra. comedy
-h and ,gu.t .!En7-
T.. . ..,t...r IN q $50 n.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26

Anita Stewart viii be seen IN Tho
leading role ~ 'he new photo pn
The Combat next week, In The
washington taeatcr. In this THRILL
.1T pias Of Ser YORK life Miss CIV
Ar. has tho role of O. sooc.l gr
rho .u.orH upon lDseless marriage
,u,F % Cad me loser Ft" believed
dead and whoa she rid secretly
married. .- very much aIIee Ther"
strong dramatic interest ia the
contest tetaeer tse 40 non for
49,. --4l-aL- E4Lg ~ lLe incidents -
'hs drama take place .r northern
fauta vE Affords wonderful
.ratr effect railroad nrc0k -
~. at se Hs.He#. scenes TIr-e
10 81, MANS oaer goo~ hing on
|'.a "a.hagon program,
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26
} DEAD. ID
MISSING IN
HOLOCAUST
ICortIbu-d from PaEe oael

--s.as ue-a s.foe. ia h.r4,-1
.re- .ra ere r-o,s .-.
sa.s-s, -,-s- -ve.,ys s4.srs-,
were adv f.-..y,t ~ rs,,- sy4
SMOKE Ate .rrs-s- are r,-t-y
badly .-t,-et ,4-... ..-~,t-v o., 49,.
stone -ars~s,- s-o- ,ss SID s.---v
Window
~ 49, .r,s.l.t.. --.--- %.
5000 .....,. .... -.
,'.... 49,. .-..-. - 49,, ~.
..,,-. .r..u,,.t.-. --.---,
49,.
N'- '-
't''niht
Startling reFo.a'iors ara prom
SEQ when an .ase.g2sa as
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26
Eliza NAE HAWTHORNE

Tre TreG- heater uili Ave r.
s rtt0- -ert week 7 coined
drama srfrlaa TIE Tear ~ trz.e .
q, as written a~ ~ Iavs-a ~
NAM wears connected sH'r 'Ne
.-srle Courier Journal and VH1
-.R no charge ot -ne press de-
-7-uea' ~ '4e Lafayette fena 800
View FORK crs !. 10 claimed 'r-
Tae Heart q Dixie" hat e a
p.s r.. tender continent. vfg0-g.s
aar!on wholesome fsrh snt -csia1e
r. e. play az me south vifh re
scenes lad the mountains q
North Carolina rs types arc sa,I
80 5e ueil-deaned ~ takes 4 largo
Organization 70 present the play. FOR
r addition 20 Ito dramatic cast ?
ma or - Negro singers and dane
org furnish 80 southern stmoepGerr
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26

The Trade unior Dry league ~
Detroit all hold lts LAST meeting
prior 20 mo election. Thursday
nigh Important business will DO
transacted and arrangements made
'or p lE drive among the labor
union men ~ Wayne county during
the last week ~ tho campaign Tho
meeting will be held in Fraternity
hall. No $50 Frat ~ An endeayor
r. being made 70 obtain number
of speakers qualified 20 discuss the
union labor side OF the prohibition
question
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26

The kansas W g. T .as ae
ded fe erect drinking fountain
Iu Topeka ~ memorial 90 Mrs
carrie Nation. the militant crusader
against saloons.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26

""F1VHNFF H"N HFfIfIHFF MO TFN"R~
urcr @. a kImanian lodge ,u Mss
sNcn o who IS alleged fa have
abscontod with t367 bcloug'uE 20
the lodge WAS arrested fur the
claimed ths' his room mate Fd
FER ~ e W}n'er- 81 rahhsd
h..n ut the money HuGrtr Waived
extra dltioo aud will 10 taken back
q. Massil0n
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26
ONLY TWO
ACCEPT BILLY'S
INVITATION
,oontiHu.d from res. ou.,

sonr. which the thousand throats
sent ringing through the tabernacle,
follows
FIl.y - Vtar came 30 town
N.fH lively party
lyfrt ure f.ori R.'y- down.
We street. With welcome hearty.
chorus
EIs 7taN keep 10 up
Billy NHu 20 dandy
land a f-N more upp~r. cuts
And na aut booze and
brandy
On g'ys Detroit from foot tn head
rsrity injection.
Ans Keep the 3@vii sick "a he'd
"rfFf - ~ FIaFffnr
The Detroit times., 1916-10-26
William ,ull,tord. at on. ti-e . r--i-
On account Of the prevailing ats n
nrL.-.. ~ lnnAn Ter Old

i.uit-s Nrt= Ifzsif facing a deficit
90 eoNo Mrs James Edgar presi-
tent q the iuEtiItian Tor he past
"a, Years. say- ttSt mere q no way
20 rrer'Ira erpsnsss sE eptlug thru
tu apgsa 90 'hr .uhtl. There are
ia ah-as ArrN fnr ID me h.nls
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-27

We pay highest prices for old tires.
We use them In double treading
Klamath Auto Tire Co. 36-2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-27
&N@FfNfB3RESSf DOo MzRE>
NE WOMEN&lM

In the oldsn days rwsS . Willy snake
Got the best Of Mother Eve;
But the times have changed for that
serpent bold
You may we'll indeed. believe:
For down ut her feet. on her dainty
boots
And up In the air on her hat.
the modern Eve has the best Of him
now
And what do you think OF that
NEW YORK. May 27.--l,on't be wor.
ried and sign the pledge hastily II you
sec snakes these days. They are be.
INK won In the best OF families and
every fair charmer looks like q snake
one since the latest fad Of serpents
hss come TO light.
just 10 turn the tables on the old
snal.c for wearing Eve's nerves. her
granddau ghtcrs are wearing him on
tOelf tcet anu nehuh.
II surely IL going back some to 10
back to the Garden Of Eden Tor our
ia ions. We began BY decking our.
se!yca ou, In apples and now We are
W to the snake. Let's hope we stop
at that and don't revive the As leaf
for the summer months.
At arSt glance those new high boots
o. gray Kid appear to have tops Of
mottied silk. but d second glance con.
ar,as your sneaky. shsky suspicions.
They are very stunning. OF course
ami when worn with Wide brimmed
sailor hat with a crown Of the same
notified skin. the effect In not garish
or bizarre. M you may at 0rst sup
DO, g. bu, conservatively rich and orig.
inal
l.cits and pocketbooks also arc
shown In the snake skin.
Tho summer girl In very keen tor
beauty patches. Indeed. she seldom
appears In Il barefooted condition with.
ou, tiny black heart. diamond or dot
enhancing the dimple In her cheek or
The corner OF one eye.
However. beauty patches are not
the only patches On the 1916 beauty.
Altogether. they may well b said to
have gone TO her head. for the very
newest sport hat In q crasy affair made
exactly like your grandmother's silk
patchwork quilt.
II In q soft. crush hat and the gayest
scraps Of silk are used In iS hit or
miss" construction. They are Get TO-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-27

patch spost haas and suu dssirs To b
smastly hated sport. purchase .
broad brimmod hat and { hank Of yarn
and then ~ busy with your crochst
hook.
Just imagies yosr hat u . wash
cloth and sdes II In . vivid shade Of
green. csriss. yellow or purple. and
you will have . simply stunning cha
peau.
II you are . versatile crochetsr yoa
can make . hectic yarn flower with
1 leaf or two TO put on the front Of
the crown and you will nnd that you
have hooked the most attractive sport
hat Of the season with your little Gro
chet hook. This IL . true little yarn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-27

Surety bonds promptly executed for
responsible people. chileots. rs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-27
by MARGARET MASON
Written tor the Unitsd Prees)

gether with fancy lons and short
stitches. or feather stitching IL . Do.
cidedly quiltish manner.
Nuts on golf or tsnnis will feel
very much at homo In one Of these
new crasy patch head pieces and 70
designate fair lady - crazy In the
head will imply rather . degree Of
smartness than stigma OF addls-
patedness henceforth.
DO you know how to crochet IN edg.
Ink on wash cloths and bath towels ?
n no. cease such superfiuous smbsl.
lishment and turn your knowledge to
more wearing and wearabls sdorn.
ment.
II you do not care for the crasy
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-27

German lvthsran--Serv will b
held Sunday In the Library hall at
u p. m. All Germans are invited Ia
come TO this meeting. Rev. 4 Dosrtns
|of Portland will preach.
Christian chvreh-Corpsr Nh ave.
and Pine street. J. w. jenkins. pastor.
room 8. Hotel Washington.
10 q. m.. Bible school class. Geo. A.
Hayden. superintendent.
II a. m. preaching. Subject. "Nsw
Creatures In Christ"
-. M. Endesyor meeting Miss ~.
plesate. president.
sp. m. preaching Subject. "Pitch.
Ing Your Tent Toward sodom."
Wednesday evening choir practice
at 9 p. m
Thursday evening. prayer meeting.
All not worshipping elsewhere are
cordially invited to attsnd these ses.
vices.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-27
LOCAL SKATERS
HITTING HARD
FOR the FIRST Two
oAMGs SHOW rHG MEN ARs
srRoMoGR At sAr THIS YEAR
THAN LAST SEASON

According to advicss from Grants
Pass. the pitching star Of the Grants
Pass team II q wonderful institution-
According to the dope on klamath
Falls batting ability. this will have 10
be the case II Sundays game u to b
even Of passing interest
The averages for the nine men an-
pearing in the last two games, taken
from the games played so far this
year. show thai the team is stronger
In hitting than last years club.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-27
OeRRY BOX STANDARDS
IN TWO STATES oiFFEReNr

United Press Service
SACRAMENTO. May 27.-The fact
that the capacity Of California's stand
ard berry boxes Is rated by poundage
while the ratink in Oregon is BY cubic
measurement explains why a number
Of California boxes were confscated
by Oregon weights and measures ON
cials recently. according to Deputy w.
II. Hendricks Of the California weights
and measures department.
California and Utah standard berry
boxes are the same. Oregon and
Warrington have different system Of
fixing the standard. Until the sealers
Of all the coast states get together and
decide upon q general standard there
win be continual confusion. Hend.
ricks says.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-27

Orsce Methodtss Episcopal Ohareh-
Corner Tenth and High strsees. n.
c. Riohards. ninistsr.
10 .. NJ. sunday school. .. y. Chil.
sots. superintendent.
II a. m. preaching. The Dependence
OF God"
p. M. Epworth League. John c.
Yadou. president.
Wednesday. midwssk service q
8 .. m. svhjsct. "Livins Above Our
Work."
Thursday svsnins. choir practice u
7:iS.
Subject Of the nvs minute lecture
before the morning sermon. In talks
on Methodism. ''The General Confss>
suce."
Vernon T. kotschsabaehss. choris-
ter. Miss Lorlins BiisAtoa. pianist
A cordial invitation 10 extspdsd to
worship with -.
Church Of CArise Scisatasss-Ssrvicss
are held on Sunday morning at II
o'clock and Wednesday evening At
3 O'Clock IL Christian Science hall IN
the Jacobs block. corner Third and
Main streets. upstairs.
Sunday school from S:%s 70 io:%s
70. n.
The subjsct tor tomosrowS isssoa
will be Ancient and Modern NEGRO
macy. alias Nespsrism and Hypaetism
Denounced"
The reading room OF tho Society
{ the same location viii bs open
ON Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
afternoons from 2:S0 to %:so until
.urther notice.
First Presbyterian CAurch-Cosnes
Third and Pine streets. Charles T.
Hurd. pastor; residence 1ila Main
street.
Services this week viii be 40 fol-
icws:
10 q. m. Sunday school.
II q M. preaching.
: p. M. Christian Endsavor.
sp. m. preaching
Wednesday. 8 p. m. midwesk ssrvica
Thursday. $3.50 p. M. Woman's Ais
sionary Society. 8 .. m. choir prao
tice.
| Emmanuel oaptists--Aeet IN The u
brary building. corner Sd and Main
Sunday School. 10 .. m. O. p. Couch
man. superintendent.
Communion services arst Sunday q
each month.
baptist youux psopas's ssrvies.
! .. u.
Cottage prayer meeting. wednesday
p. n. &tt
womsus home aaA torsisa niasiea