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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-22

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-22
AiA Society 70 Meet.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Pres
bytsrian church will meet tomorrow
aftsrnoon at $3.50 at the homo Of Nrs.
Dr. Boyd. betwsea 18th ana lSth
streets on Lincoln.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-11-02
NEW YORK WELCOMES
PRESIDENT WILSON
Gotham Gfeets Executive On
SpeeChmaking Trip.
tey International News Service

tEy International News SerViee)
New York. Nov President VII
son arrived today from buffalo and
Immediately went on hoare the yacht
Nayhower, At anchor in the Hudson
liver. National Democratic Chairman
1ceormicy. Colonel House and a
great cheering crowd met The presi.
Leaf nj the station With the eiee-
lion only four days away The presi-
dent is the personifcatien OF conf
denee. His cordial greetings in But
falo and the enthusiasm displayed in
towns where Che president stopped ~
route. caused Democratic campaign
managers 10 predict that there is now
no doubt that The Democrats VIII
carrY New York state
Preparations have been made in
this city for great demonstration
tonight beforo Che president speaks
al Madison square Garden A process
sion VIII march through Che streets
headed by Charles + Murphy, lead
er Of Tammany Hall Three speeches
wore Oh Inc presidents schedule. IN
addition. he probably viii speak a
fcH words nj overflow meetings in
connection Win the big rally at Mad
ison square The first Of his speeches
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Mr.. WILLARD DIES
IN LEBANON, PEMNA

Ar and Mrs. T. f. Milard. of
South Queen street. accompanied bg
their daughter. Mrs. " ". Trout
of Vest King street were called to
Lebaueu, IA, by the death and fur
raj Of M Millard's brother, Mr. G.
, Willard, who expired there Mon
lay, aged g., Death was due to st9n
aeh trouble The funeral will ta--
place Friday morning al . O'Clock
rom lie Catholic church of that place.
1f which he was member Two
other brothers. Messrs. jacob aud
Michael Willard both Of Lebanon.
survive The deceased was a wcH
known business man of that place
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RENOWNED NEWSPAPER
MAN VISITS IN TOWN

Hr. John Kirby Of Washington, a
Wsll known newspaper man, has been
spending several days in Maftinsburg
with friends MIR. Kirby is one of the
leading correspondents of the New
York World ard not long since spent
considerable time in the interior Of
Mexico, selecting material for 81 -
ial articles that arc appearing in tie
New York World.
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use only in the lives of his profes-
sed followers, for he said, "as my
father sent me into the world SO
send l you unto the world
Such a deep interest was mani
tested in the meeting that il was de-
eided TO hold services again tonight
and tomorrow night al which serv-
ices others who were converted at
The Tabernacle will be received.
III those who expressed a prefer
ence for this church are requested
20 be at these services. In addition
the general public and especially
Hasselrander's friends are invited 10
all the services in the church.
First M. e. Church.
The First NJ F. Church also enjoy
ed an excellent service Wednesday
night 1t was the regular mid-week
prayer service and the lecture room
was filled A great many of the
converts from the Stephens cam
paign were in attendance and Rev.
DR. r. L. Wright took advantage of
the occasion to advise them as 70
what would be required of them as
church members and processing Chris.
tians He also talked at some length
to the church members. particularly
concerning the importance of Great
ing and maintaining a proper atmos-
phere for the reception and future
guidance of the newly converted
ones The meeting developed into a
Tabernacle Echoes service and when
called upon to testify, about one
hundred responded and gladly spoke
1t was really one of the greatest
meetings held in the church. About
225 or go cards have been received
by the pastor. A number of these
are those of former church members
who had drfted away. but returned
as a result of the Stephens meeting
Sunday morning, when the converts
are received into the church, a great
many of these old church members
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seclusion ON tnc Mayllowor putting
the Madison square speech into final
shape, He arrived on the yacht Al 10
o'clock and remained until noon. Aft
er the Waldorf speech the president
hurried back 10 che Mayaowcr for
an afternoon of work The only 9th
er speaker al Madison Square Will
be Secretary Of Agriculture Houston.
Preparations We're made to accom-.
date $1,000 people The president gave
no ntimatton in advance as 10 shr
subjects he would discuss.
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rim journal is 0rzt in I'll reliable
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GALL STONES
ELIMINATED

Nine years ago while under treat.
ment of my physician, he advised me
hat il would be necessary to per-
form an operation for Gall Stones,
or l would never get we'll procured
pr Kilmer's Swamp-Root and after
taking eight bottles was entirely cur
ed. Am glad to say that | have ney-
er had a return of this trouble and
would gladly recommend Swamp-Roo
to anyone SO troubled.
Yours truly.
JAS. G. INGRAM.
Gordele. Georgia
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 18th day of February, 1915.
f. f. TYSON, Notary Public,
Crisp Co. Georgia
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WAS NEVER ORDAINED;
MARRIED COUPLES NERVOUS
tey international News Service.

(ay international News Scrvice9
Chicago, Nov Discovery by
members 81 his congregation that
ROY George Harvey, for loue
timc pastor Of Faith e9urregalioaaI
church and who has performed many
marriage ceremonies here, has nev
er been ordained as a minister. has
caused considerations Many CHI
cago couples, united by the paslo-
today were making efforts to learn Il
hey are legally married Some ee9
pies have sieniaed their intention o.
having another ceremony performed
Harvey resigned as a result OF the
revelation
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will renew their church VOWS, Sun
day night DR.. Wright will hold a con
tinuation of the revival service and
all those having the stephens song
books are requested to bring them
along to the meeting
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State of Ohio. city Of Toledo.

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Nh J Ami Martin, of Morgantown
is here to visit his son, Attorney
Paul Il Martin. WHO is i'll with "
phoid fever
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INSPIRING CHURCH :
! SERVICES ARE HELD
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

in Jefferson county. and others are
names of lukewarm members revived
by Evangelist Stephens. the add
lions to the church will not run
much more than $50. Most of these
will be received into the church ac-
cording to the discipline next Sun
day. As the church auditorium.
beautifully repaired, will be reopen
cd that dsy, the occasion will be Of
more than ordinary significance. As
previously stated, the new pipe or
gan. memorial to the late George
s. Roush, will be dedicated. Rev. j.
II. Wells, the eloquent. divine of Har-
risonburg, Va. will deliver the open
ing sermons and MIR. W. F. McAneny
will have charge of the music A
noteworthy feature of this service
will be the fact that no specific state
ment of the work OF improvement so
far as finances are concerned, will be
made, and no collection, other than the
customary church Offering, will be
taken.
Central Church OF Christ
A. very interesting service was
beld al the Central Church OF Christ
las: night when a number OF The
converts Of the Tabernacle meeting
received the ordinance of baptism.
Prior to this service Rev. r P Has
sclrander preached a strong sermon
frcn the text we Would See Jesus
This said the preacher. mas been
the city Of the human heart for two
thousand years" The great truth
that he tried to impress upon his
Auditors is that the world sees Jes-
The sun., 1916-09-11
MORNINGSIDE TROPHY
GOES TO BOB LILLIS
Has Margin Of One Point on
Sim in Series Of Menu
berS' Games.

Robert Lill,s. by scoring two .irsts
and Il third place In the last set OF
members games of the M~oriingsidc
\ G at Macombs Dam Park yesterday,
pu,led up his total to ID points. thereby
beating out George Sim. the sprihter'
ny one point for the trophy offered 70
tho highest point scorer Of the season.
Harry Nichols was close behind with "
points. and j. Xaslovsky WAS fourth
with 10 points.
Besides outscoring his opponent Lillis
also took the measure of Sirn IN the
80 yard run The uuish WIS ,.o,". hlt
sun. III, scratch man. found the handI
caps too large. lie met the same fItc III
'ir t0o yard run, When Charles smith
led HIM t. tho tape. Smith added -
second victory by taking tho running
broad jump with Il leap ~ IS feet.
Mrs. Jack Patton. wife OF the president
81 the club. won the priIe IN tho 80 yhrd
race for ladies' 10y a close margin from
Helen Ke"lips. The summaries
100 ward Run. Isndicsp-wo b. G.
smith - yards); Y. Eudioa % YARDS. sec
uni u SLIM ,scr.tchI. thiri. Time-io -
Sc "ouds.
ga >arh Run, Hsndicap- Won by n. Ii
EiIlon 90 Yards, third Tiime--' Soc
40 ward Run. Hsndicap-won ny u
lH4sNlS - = - H "
ond; J Mage. 90 ysrdsl. third Time
LvOn Yard Run, Handieap-won by NJ
y. hp.'. tssra'chl: l.. Meter isj yarhs',
second; Il Li.Ils t.5 yards. third line
.:at. :,
Two No Run, Hand'cap-won, by u
IilIs q miuut"); T, iiaipin tsctatch) ser'
oud; | Lehman t@ seconds. third Time
--io:32 -, :.
one Mo walk. Uarl!cap--won ~ T
Eisser ,s,ritchl; I Schorfcld ~ minutel
second. \ Juusbluih 90 seconds. th!fd
Running BROAD Jump. U~sndiear-W1,r
Iv q. smith - fcPt', win 20 fee' l.
. Kpydct e foot { inchcsl. with is feet
inches. second; l. l." lis I: feet : inches)
I WIN ~ feet "a inches, third
putting Pound shot, i~isndicAp.-Wor
! by \, Kuraman ,scratrhl. Win % feet !
inches i Kcim IS teetl, with to rect
iuth. second. u Mocrhead Is feeb, VII!
,s feet ~ inches, third.
$50 Yard Relay Race. Handicap n!
oNIrcr4 team go yards>. with Miles. Patton
Mauley ana u. Lill's; social team 90
N,ris,, with Sinn. Ke,in, Radlon and Shon
gold; midget team 60 yards). with, Farrell
%icelcv. L, LiIlis and MaEee. third T'm'
l sgNn -
The sun., 1916-09-11
MISS BJURSTEDT WINS
ANOTHER TENNIS CUP
Defeats Miss Wagner in
Straight Sets in New York
Club Final.

Miss Molla Bjurstcdt added another
tennis trophy to her collection yesterday
Afternoon, Tho national champion de-
ieated Miss Mario Wagner In the final OF
'~ singles TO tho invitation tournament
" the New York Lawn Tennis Club at
Columbia Oval. The Swedish girl was
Supreme al all stages and triumphed in
Straight sets, 6--3. 6--3. Miss Blur
.'elts foreliand drives were too much
hr Miss Wagner.
The rivals faced each other again In
ne final mixed doubles. which had TO be
: Nal'ed on accoua, Of darkness. Miss
l.urstedt and Ralph c. Bagss took the
'!st set, SIS. and Miss Wagner and A.
us,endorf won the second. 81. 1t is
IAeiy that tho entire match will be
Mayed over again ut some later date.
IN he scmi-nnals Miss Bjurstedt and
Bags eliminated Miss Grace Gllleau-
dsau and Frank Oliver. while Miss Wag-
nr and O%stendorf defeated Miss Mar
raret Taylor and Fox. The summaries
Molla Blurst.dt defeated Mrs Marie wsS
! Mixed Doubles, Third Miss Maris
\ "syh.r an. y. J. ostendorf. defeated Mr.
1'r,re Qil!e,udeau and Frank oliver de,
,S'-d Mr.. sui Mrs. Paul Mead. Ga. 60
hbs Margaret Taylor and Mr.. Fox de
~. "a Miss Molla BJurstedt and Ralph
,,agss defeated Miss Msrgsret Grove ant
II steinkampf. 60, Ia. e..
osl.ntOrt defeated Miss Taylor and Mr
n ~ 90. Ct. Miss Bjurstedt and RALPH
| n'sss defeated Miss Gilieauieau and Franl
Final ound N,.. a,,r.,.a, ana "a
",tss v. Miss Wagner and A. j. Osten
WV s-e, IS unfinished.
The sun., 1916-09-11
FOR NEW YORK L. T. c. TITLE.
Fall Closed Tourney Develops some
Intcrestius Tennis Matches.

PLAY IN the fan closed tournament of
the New York Lawn Tennis club Was
started yesterday with competition III
two divisions. In the championship sim
giles the winners were +, Il. McAllister.
Il, W. stair and NJ. T.. Fox. Jr.. the last
named advancing by default. stair had
a hard time dlsposing Of G.. Brinckcrhon.
tho scores being 80. IS. SIS.
In the Glass Il singles the v!ctors were
n. T.. Wine. A.. NJ Gale. Daniel 5.
Burke. Andrew X. Finder and w. l."
Risley. Gale and burke had to play extra
set to gain their brackets. The SUM
marics;
sew York T.. r. E, sinsles-class A
Firs, rouud-F. Il, McAllister defeated Ar
thur ", Levy. 60. 81, U.s. w. stair DE-
featcd q. Br'nckerhor. 90, &c. "a: "
u. Fox. Jr., won from }. $. KING by defau,
Cls-s u sinri.s-First round-p u
/ When defeated walter :, Hannah, a.,
So. \. NJ Gale defeated T., &, Young
"a. 80, G--t; Daniel s Burke defeat,
IouI- L.. SIssou. e.. 60, 6-3, Andr' v
X FINDER won from Hugh S, LauEhlin h'
default. ", /. itisley won from O, 4. n
child by default
The sun., 1916-09-11
NATIONAL MEET A
CREDIT TO NEWARK
City Did Itself Proud-ROb-
ertsOn Wound Up in a
Blaze Of Glory.

The metropolitan district In general
and Newark In particular did Them
selves proud last Saturday. The ma
tionaI championship meeting staged al
Weequahic Park was without doubt the
greatest event yet held by the Amateur
Athletic Cnion In point OF PERFORM
ances. attendance and u representative
field the meet outdid all previous efforts
Of a similar character.
II was altogether lifting tina the Irish
American Athletic Club should have won
the title. for the games marked the final
effort OF Lawson Robertson as coach or
the local champions. 1t marked the end
OF a seven year career Of coaching here
that for all around success has not been
surpassed. Robertson will soon leave
for the University OF Pennsylvania. to
AXE up his duties as track coach. His
friends will give him a parting testi-
mouial at MurIay's Tomorrow night.
Except for on. event. the games were
replete with surprises. The lone result,
that was almost a foregonc conclusion
was that In the three mile walk. for II
was not expected hat anybody would
he able to take the measure Of the In
comparable George Goulding. But
George had to walk some at that, and
he had only ~seventy-five yards advantage
over Dick Remer when tho trudge was
over.
For the first time In many years Pat
Mcdonald Of the Irish American A. e.
was unplaced in national weight throw
ing events. Good reason for II. too
pat was not among those present. Nc
Donald. who Is u member Of tho traffic
squad, was busy OH strike duty here and
when duty calls Pa leaves tho weight
heaving for another day.
Harry Worthington, who won the
running broad jump for the Boston \. a,
* counted upon by Dartmouth TO be one
Of the stars of the football season. Harry
IL counting otherwise. lie says tina un-
less Dartmouth absolutely needs him he
: going to do no tootballing this year
Worthington does not like the game, and
Il seems n shame 10 take chances will
a man who can DO % feet GA inche,
II a running leap. besides other athl.ti,
stunts. Worthington played his first
football game last ear, when he faced
Princeton Mt quarterback. and he mad,
good Immediately.
Earl J. Thompson OF the Los Angelo.
A c., who was third in the senior high
hurdles and who won the Junior higi
hurdles on Friday. will stay in the East
Earl IL to enter Dartmouth. Thompson
has the makings Of a real champion
He's only q kid now.
Old Billy Meanix. the Colby veteran
had to swallow a bitter pill when thu
supremacy In his specially. tho 440 var
low hurdles. was wrested from him b,
W. A. Hummcl OF tho Multnomah A. C
Of Portland. Ore. Hummel twice equslle,
the record--57 4-5 seconds. MeaniX 70
some consolation from second prize.
To-day all the Western athletes viii
no the guests Of the New York A. c. n
IIuckleberry. Travers and Manhattan
islaii ;. They will leave In automobile
and buses from the city clubhouse n
GAS A.. NJ. and will come back In tim
to attend a boxing show In the evening
An eight Dared barge race between tn
Eastern and Western athletes will fea
: ture tho return trip from Ii%uckleberr
Island TO TraVers Island.
The sun., 1916-09-11
EVANS WILL Be IN
OUR MIDST TO-DAY
National Amateur and Open
Golf Champion to Spend
Few Days in This City.
WILL PLAY AT WYKAGYL

Chick Evans expects to como to New
York to-day and will probably 20 here
until the latter part OF the week. II is
business. not pleasure. that calls him
here. 20 he probably will not have much
time for golf. although he may play n
round or two on some Of the m%etropoli-
tan courses. 1t Is likely that nc will be
at Wykagyl tomorrow.
The holde Of the two national cham
pionships was overwhelmed with o II
CALCULATIONS 1 Merton on Saturday
afternoon and almost had to fight his
way to the clubhouse. Among those
waiting near the door to welcome him
was Jerome D. Travers. who has held
the amateur championship four times
and the ~ once. The two great golf
crs were tho centre Of an interested
group as they stood with clasped hands
while Jerry congratulated tho bcaming
| Chick.
The sun., 1916-09-11
CARPENTER A DOUBLE
WINNER ON SPEEDWAY
Drives Catherine P and Bessie
Barron TO Victory in
T~rotting Meet.

l.. Carpenter piloted two winners AZ
mo regular weekly matinee OF the itoau
Drivers Association Of New York yester-
day afternoon on tho Harlem Speedway.
/, ,h. a., rn,. C,rnonter triumphed
,.t,i, hJa 49,, -. C.,har,na - ginning
I'm straight heats. The race was one OF
the most exciting seen on the Speedway
this season. Catherine i. covered inc
distance In the initial heat In the cx-
ceptionally fast timo Of 1 minute b sec.
onds
The following setto WAS n thriller. A
,h. ,,h,,. Ga -,ron,.d tIi,d.nburs n
The sun., 1916-09-11
QUERIES
AND
ANS
Tom Mac Nulty

Dear Tonic settle an argument. will
you kindly decide the following; \ claims
sullivan monument fund. u claims that
A IL in error. the FIRST contrlbu,ion being
made by Congressman Murray Hubert In
behalf of the Annunciation Athletic club
VI Harlem. Who Is r!ghta
Best way to settle the argument. boys.
Is to call up Mr.. Daniel Ferris, foymer
secretary tn Mr. sullivan, phone 7+as
Barclay.
Dear Tom-Hss the umpire on balls and
strikes a right to call tho game on account
OF darkness ,%w'thou, tho consent Of the
other unpiref H. ~
Yes; umpire behind plate is umpire
in-sbief.
Dear Tom-In order TO decide an aIgu.
msnt VIII you do me the fsyor. OF telling
me who II was that eootsd the longest
drop kick Also ,,sis he d,stsnss,
Pat O'Dea Of Wisconsin. sixty-two
yards.
Dear Tom--To settle an argument, will
you kindly !nferm me a. to the nationality
q Joe we'l'ns' who recently met I0hRpny
Neutrality-suspicious.. according to An
drew's Guide.
Dear Tom-Has there ever been q triple
play made unsssisted In the major lea guss ?
FAN.
Neal Ball Of Cleveland Americans and
Paul Hines of Provided 20 Nationals both
made unassistcd triple plays.
Dear Ton-G) Batter hits hall to deer
left, almost impossible for left nslder te
ret. but In making such Q great attempt
for It the ball happsns to touch the end Of
his glove and slids on. Would. you credi,
him with an error7 go Is inaeld ny ou'
with one cut and man ON nrstc
SAM
N) No. (e) No; only with men OF
first and second, or first, second anC
third.
Dear Tom--Pieass let me know In you
paper who won the pundce-Welling night
TIVE suN-DunAss' On points.
The sun., 1916-09-11
NAN TURNS TABLES
ON TENNIS RIVAL
nofeo, h, Hall at Forest Hills
I. Wiped out in Edge
mere Final.
WIN, BY SETS TO
NJ DANIEL.

NY bEbS
,t.k " Man, Jr.. yesterday paid a
,,.,s score. Tho former Yale tennis
',n,,ln met Waiter Merrill Hall In the
49,, y, the invitation singles at the
-,xor,.rc club, and Man was the winner
=. ,hrc. sets to one. s-3. as. S..
49,.
ma, was ample payment for the de-
49,, Vail handed Man In the national
.,r,,,, nships at Forest Hills. at s-i.
e.. Sc. Go. In yesterdays
.....,r, Man held the upper hand by
.rs,,y. zone games TO sixteen. while at
r,..s, Hills Hall scored twenty-one
r,mes to thirteen.
rh. match had been postponed re-
,.,,edly owing TO tho engagements OF
a. anal.s,s in other Journeys. The
r,,sne-c even, was brought to the last
.,,,nd nearly two months age. Mans
,,,.orv gave him a second leg on the
.,o,hy. Hall also has ono leg on the
cup. - 49,
II WAS Il llu "b ~ ""s 80
~ nome too good conditions. n stin
S,d from the ocean hard by cut across
IA court and made II equally bad foi
~. n,ayers. In consequence they re
.,,,ed 10 very nttlo overhead work and
sondned their efforts almost exclusivel,
:, hard and low driving. In which thu
.,,ons backhand Of Man gave him tn,
winning advantage.
Man began service and made I
,r,,ched showing. scoring only n poin
!, the frst game. Hail wa In topnotcl
1 ,orm from the beginning and o. OF
.hree games before Man woke out OF hi
smell OF poor tennis. Once Man got 20
.nx Hall was not In II N far as tho frs
e., was concerned, for the Yale. MAJ
.ro,ted through six games In a row a
double quick. In the second set II wa
ali Hall. The third set was fairly cvenl!
,,ush,, despite Mans advantage Of ~
Games, but In tho fourth Hall was thor
oushly outplayed.
With the shadows falling across tn
ecur, In the final set. Halls handica
n sight worked against him and Ma,
'airly sizzled through the nine games.
Despite the waning season ut the sea
side tho match brought out q splendi
nllr-y and fuis were at last somethin
nor ihan a mere fOible Of fashion. ]
was cold enough to make one wish 70
the fresIde.
Both Man and Hall used n lot c
underspin and what with the wind work
'x In spirals there was enough actio
a all times to keep the players warme
',p While the match was In tho main
duel OF driving from tho base line. Ma
made some winning sallies for the ne
where his backhand u of some
lial's low skimmers. Mans 9roun
strokes were superior TO Halls. but h
ssrice vas very erratic.