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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16
OK AND FIELD
CALIFORNIA HAS
ANOTHER NET STAR

California, the home Of Maurice No
LouGhlin. william Johnson. Nay sutton
Bunday and many other tennis stars.
has produced 4 younEstsr who may Be
a. great ~ any OF the others.
In recent matches on the coast the
cjdtimsrs were surprised to find q young
ater called "Rabs' Batkin was eliminat-
Ing player after player In sensational
style.
In the semtfinais he easily detected
Van Dyke Johns, who defeated johnson
last ycar. This caused the galleries TO
pay particular attention to the youth.
In the finals he was matched aaninst
Willie Davis. National Clay court cham
plon. who was almost an unanimous
choice TO win. Batkin. however. upset
tho dope by defeating the champion in
straight sets
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16
I(nAY 60
E|DPly LOSSES
I|lM win Sell Star II Of
fersd Real Big Sum,

~ financial loesss sustained by the
HDuGtca esnators this year may be
nGAns Of reieasing Walter johnson
W ~ Ssttsn that bind him to . los
tBsrss. the possibility OF Johnsons
~ = not bsinG advertised In whole
unanasr around Washington. but II
- talked In other cities around
~ )oAguss and. according to we'll
~ eaOeAall man. tho season OF
Uio - Johnson In the uniform OF
y e4h6r club.
I'll 1Aflith. vshemently denies that
go any thought Of parting with his
~ stos, yet, - Griffith 10 . heavy
kGl1er IN the club, Il would be no
R1no ohouid he consent to deal
'7Gl1n4 The biz Kansan, providing the
S 0rlce is high enough. y.
- oAyu that Jim Dunn, owner ~
USovVAAnd Indians, stands the best
GS u any American league maGnate
RN1 joAnDon. Il II certainty that
Doupou would not consent TO n deal
VVUj1 permit him to get away
~ American league. and Dunn
19QF1fflth are said 70 be very close
~ Jacob Rupert. president Of the
Hooo. Who has taken active charge
4 ~ otfalV OF the club since Capt TIL
51W )olned the colorr a. 4 member
4 ~ Snginsartng corpa. 70 said TO be
|r11u4 longing eye on the waning
M, and viii be one Of tho biz
osu II hs II put on the market.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16
CLARK GRIFFITH ALSO
SENDS BASEBALL NEWS
TO SOLDIERS IN FRANCE

Clark Griffith. manager OF the WASH
lngton American league club. who has
charge OF the Bat and Ball fund from
which the revenue IL derived to send
baseball paraphernalia to the American
boys In the trenches, has also now made
arrangements whereby tho soldiers In
France will have all the baseball new:
that they wish, he having Just placed
an order for 500 copies Of the Sporting
News, the official baseball paper. to be
sent to Gen John, j. Pershing. United
States Army. Somewhere In France.
When II WAS originally decided TO for
ward baseball paraphernalia TO the SOL
diers In France It was not planned to
send baseball news. but on account OF
| the persistent demand among some OF
the soldiers who do not wish to play.
hut who want copies OF the Sporting
News. they will receive them In the fu-
ture In addition TO these papers which
Mr.. Griffith has ordered, j. G, Tavl5r
SPHINX publisher OF the Sporting News,
has been. sending 500 copies of the pa
per each week TO Harry Kihgman Of tho
Army and Navy Y. NJ. c. A.. stationed
| in Paris France
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16
whGRG rheV PLAY TODAY.
Sport Splinters

Poole pitched the Boosters to victory
at Sherman yesterday, The Boosters
made their eight hits count for eight
runs. while the Browns scored four Off
seven.
\ Rainey started the gams, but after
walking Lipps and hitting Tottsn and al
lowing Shinaults bunt to roll safe. he
was taken out OF the boz.
coriine. who relieved Rainey. was
geeted with single by wsno. scoring
two runners.
The Boosters put over six runs In the
no more. runs. they showed two over in
the ninth.
.Wano's hitting was the feature. Out
OF i've timee up he hit safely three times
and drove In thres Of the Boosters runs
Muskogee made but four hits off Fort
Smith twirlerg and lost . TO l. Fort
Smith sAade eleven hits off Carmen but
fast fielding held THAR scoring down.
Denison pounded the offerings Of "Cy"
ily defeated Tulsa. Poison kept hits
made Off his delivery well scattered.
header from Xrdmore. In the first game
the Miners solved Kaufman for twenty
hits on which they scored . dosen runs.
Catcher Thomas won the ssms for the
S:S. ss S. f:d *: s.1 rS ' ,IH H' 9. ss%: !.
and two out, He singled. his third OF
the game. and both runners scored, ty-
ing the score. Thomas then scored when
witt threw wild on Fosters grounder.
while the Red sox were defeating the
Athletics. the white Sox were forcing the
indians 10 agntn take the count In extra
INNINGS Leibold singled In the tenth,
went to second on McMuIlins sacrifice
and scored on Collins single. and Scott
held the Indians scoreless In the last half
Of tho inning.
The White soS won the series from
Cleveland three games to one The Red
sor won the series from Phiiadeiphia
two games to one
hughes, pitching the first sams this
year In which he started. MANNED fire
fhilhes, while the Braves touched AleI-
ander for three runs
For the third consecut,y, dav ,h.
b.an. snn me Dodgers divided double.
nenaet yesterday Tho podgerp won IN.
,,is. W. game IN the ninth when Pack
4 n. fW.n hllUng Tor O'ROuke
singled, scoring s,ensel '''"''
Demetee held thu Dodgers 10 nj. hit,
while the Giants were getting thi,, aan
OIL Pteffer. Marqusrd and Cheney m,,
,oN tho game TO 4 Tho Dod..S
Tunensd mn In the fourth and ninth
IN the second game MANAGER pohe,,,o,
sent Russell. a recruit pitcher, from Vsn'
couver against the Giants. He wa, I'M.
sieady, walking four and siving up tsr
hi0. Rube Benton held tho Dodser. ~ :,
four hits IN the las, game, tho G,sn,,
winning TO |. ''''u
The batting ~ Kauff, Burn. nm,
Holke featured the first game ana a
lmmefman the second In neither gam
~ Brooklyn player get more tha,
oeoyege, veteran catcher Of the pods
len Ind Mike Mowrey, big lessuer 70
'lsS - u StsoSiss. '''''0'u''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16
BASEBALL AND BOXlNG,|
TEAR SHELL WAS
USED IN FOOTBALL
Yale Eleven Unable to Com
bat Such an Attack.

Harry Stevens, veracious and encyclo-
~Uaedic chronicler Of Yale kports for tho
last thirty years and regularly on duty
instruc1ng the Ellis In ancient history
every night from midnight to A. m.
recently explained the origin OF tho
lachrymose Cor tear producing) Bhells 40
popular In the only sport that counts
today.
Many. many years ago. when football
was football. a team came to New Haven
from an institution where the popular
melting cries on the grtdiron are Brisk
ly. fellows. briskly!' or "On the qui
viye" But In those days things were
different
ono OF the visiting team (roughnecks
they would be called BY their sons Of
today came armed with a pocketful OF
red pepper At the right moment no reg
istered a hit with his formidable missiles
In the eyes OF the Yale linemen. ef-
fectually staving off defeat and so up
holding the honor OF his alma mater,
This, SAYS Harry. who has never been
known to be wrong, gave tho Germans
the idea for their tear shells.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16
HE COULDN'T PITCH
BEFORE SIX O'CLOCK
BY BRIGGS

Uncle Joe" Cantlllon. manager OF tho
Minneapolis club, pulled a prin alibi for
kid pitcher some years ago that still
stands Without n rival
The Millers were playing on the home
lot and the visiting club was knocking
the cover of tho ball when Mike Can
tillon. brother Of Joe. came rushing out
to tho bench In a rage.
They've knocked every pitcher you've
got off the mound but tie new Kid"
yelled Mike. why don't you stick him In
there"
"Uncle Joe" had drafted the Kid pitcher
from tho Canadian league. where ball
games start after dinner. and he replied /:
II got this Kid from the Twilight
league. He can't pitch TIL after
o'clock"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16
PONDER IS PURCHASED
By PITTSBURGH TEAM

PITTSBURGH Pa. Aug. ls-A whole
sale purchase Of promising minor league
players was announced here tonight by
Barney J, Dreyfuss. president OF the
Pittsburgh National leAKue club. Tho
Catcher Smith and InNeiders Cation and
Webb OF the Birmingham Southern as
sociation team was announced In the
list.
Pitcher Emmett Ponder formerly wac
star twirler for the University Of Ok
lahoma baseball team. He also was a
forward on the basketball team Hs
was recently accepted for the second Of
fcers reserve training camp which opens
at Leon Springs. August 27.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16
INTERFERES WITH
NURSING BABY; MOVES
CLOSER TO COURSE

CHICAGO. II golf interferes with
nursing your baby, move closer to the
links
That's tho motto Of Mrs, Hubert L.
Smith. who 10 out for the Ridgemoor
club golf championship. when Vir-
ginia, 2nd, arrived. Mrs. Smith had 10
cut down on her golf rations.
Not No with the new baby. She Just
moved into a house alongside tho links,
returns and nurses the baby. and re-
peats
Golfers arc born. not made" said Mrs.
Smith.
She thinks her two daughters will be
mighty proficient on the links.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16

ssy: lsss,fie. n ne, shinsuI. ssI!,. :: :
s',: ~. fss1' isd!. 4 S:'s.' dsrss. Sss.'.: =
~ 80, thermaH :, Okiahema City
E SlleH. u fools; htt BY pitcher. Tot
Many. Nackey BY Poole. I'm
s!.. rne. one hour and fifty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16
AkK IS GREAT HELP
4 10 MANAGER ROWLAND

o9A0O -Nay Schalk. the mainstay
P.ef the Chicago Americans. seems
~ hlg coz IN the machine with
nnAger Rowland 70 making a race
= AMGItcan lsapis pennant. Schaik
~ catching day after day, and
~ - the one msn who can steady
~ elub Upon HE ability to with.
~ GtrAln Of catching continually
= n6eI Iina Ssgsn o. run smooth
II EtSsuvsss a. - s.lSs. 8 Wv '''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16
Top NOtchers

Batting averages Of the leAding bat
tsrs In the two big leagues. Cobb. Speak
er and Sisler In the American. and
Rousch and Cruise in tho National, In
cluding tho games OF yesterday follow
AAnarlcAn aaauA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16

Z, Eddie Collins was there with the bat
yesterday. He drove out three hits-
one double-out OF five times up Joe
Jackson's triple In the early part Of the
game accounted for one OF the White
Sox runs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16
More Like It

|aHhe Doostsrs broke loose against shsr-
- wednesday, sewing up thu game In
~ 1Sst Inning by scoring six runs. and
nan9 TIE second game Of the series,
~, With the bases filled. Wano's
oolo'S safsty counted four mors. In
G)nth. Tuttsn walked. shinault sacri-
~ Wano and Murray singled, two
31NltInH. The Browns were unable
pG606Ne the first inning lead secured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16
A., for insta noe

What the country needs now 10 a
popular war song-not the highbrow
type. but one, with words the avsrags
soldier can understand. ."--Editoriai Ex.
Why didn't you sAy - before1
Our Uncle Sam 10 none too quick at pick
Ing up scrap.
Hs doesn't caro- half a whoop about
He'd rs'S.s tS.s'1n a.t. .'R' I, easy with hi. fin.
gers on tho clutch.
But no ones gotten very fat at picking
on him much.
Our uncle may be nabby,
And not yet at his prime;
Hes Just = trifle gabby
And he takes his bloody time,
but whom tho showdown gathers
And they need him In the list.
He'll be there with tho wallop
And q kick In either fist.
WslI, Then
Perhaps this liant the one meant. Very
we'll
The kaiser says II makes him laugh
To think OF Uncle Sam;
The crown prince shakes his aching sides
And nips another dram.
And Won tho Hindenburs lays back
And breaks into n roar--
But who will lead the cheering
When they get the final scorei
shrapnel she'll and gas and hell n
And all the bally rest
Mud and blood and bayonst
And any other tcst-
When the Sammes hit tho line,
As they have always done.
Won't that be a dainty dish
To set before the Hunr
MOI Oh. very we'll.
The business Of writing popular
song Ia pipe. II YOU drop ths one word
popular Ono can never tell Just what
tho esteemed populace will seize upon
as a desired melody. but II anyone
Bet is George NJ. Cohan. Who has tho
oddsf
| During the Interim
In tho meanwhile. why doesn't some
one write a popular war song for the
Browns and Piratesi
We suggest thr following titles:
| J. Asleep In the Deep"
= They're More To Re P,tied Than
Censured"
5 Down Where the wur,oursor
I. please Go way and Let Me sleep"
| Tho Leader
Last season tho shortstop battle rested
among Peckinpaush. Fletcher, Mnran-
vile and Scott.
This season the crown has gone to an.
other man. His name is Chapman, Of
CLEVELAND. Chapman 10 almost as good
an infleldsr a. any Of the four men
toned.
Above that, he Ia far In front OF them
oil as q batsmAn, base runner and run
getter. He In batting over 900 and has
scored moro runs than any shortstop In
ti.tics and do your own doping,
over Thsrs.
| Whom the American soldier went TO
tho Philippines he not only LETT base
ball In Manila. but also In japan and In
ciubs have invaded this country from
China and Japan.
with a long stay In Frapfs, II Ia tho
safest sort Of gamble that the American
trooper will plant tho game among Eng
list and French soldiers, picking up
where tho Canadians have alrsadN started,
SON. "'s ss, "ny c $50 81 % Americans ' sps %
there next sprinE the boom OF tho base
hit win he slmos6 40 prevalent A. the
boom Of the big guns.
, One tough detail about the Reds Is
that they nearly always do the bulk oi
their sumpins at home In the angiished
and frenfied sight OF the home fanatic
And forty years experience hasn't yet
I left tho Red fan immune.
why In IT," queries ]. II. a., that
here are always more ball clubs bat
.llng for last place than there are for
first placer
= Because II happens TO he a bit easier
! TO slide down a hill than II is TO climb
: up one The Law Of grsvly takAA carr
st the first caAN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16

::: ) !: =; s:.:s: s:'I 4: I.:;; s;; *;
Ut.' h1nt 6Fe1Gkt the statement
Aslr nAnAGSS to1Ay that Mike
~ y6a tehe On 0ns Christie at Day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16

a ninth -inning patting rally save
sssssas@ J TO victory over Cincin.
Ane1der In the ninth and scored two
yans, winning the game.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16

1ovegs. veteran catcher OF the Dodr.
fogA Ind MIKE Mowrey, big leasuer Sr
e0M xvA1.. yers ysgtsrday uncondition.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16

During the Interim
In tho meanwhile. why doesn't some
one write popular war song for the
Browns and Pirates1
We suggest thn following titles:
l. Asleep In the Deep"
Z They're More To Re Pitied Than
Censured"
3. Down Where the Wursburser
Flows"
l. please Go way and Let Me Sleep"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-16

The batting Of Kauu, Burn. and
Holke featured the first game and Of
8mmsfman the second. In neither game
~ ? Brooklyn player get more than
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01
the secretary OF the interior TO take
charge Of this project.

the secretary Of the interior TO take
charge Of this project.
wish 10 thank the settlers and the
business men who assisted me In Sc.
curing this letter Of vindication.
I desire to bcspcak for my successor.
Mr.. Bond, the same hearty coopcrs.
tion from the settlers which they have
gwen me. have known him for u
number Of years. and can assure every
one that he will give them square
deal. He believes In cooperation and
man.tO.man dealing.
In bidding goodbye TO the people Of
the project ] wish to thank them for
the manner In which they have worked
with me for three and one.half years.
and assure them that ! will always
have pleasant remembrance Of them
and the work here. J. g. CAMP.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01
CAMP THANKS
KLAMATH PEOPLE
RECEIVES LETTER FROM CHEF
OF CONSTRUCTION CONCERN.
ING cHARoEs-sAvs Mr.. BOND
WILL GIVE SQUARE DEAL.

PROVO. Utah. April 26.-My Dear
Atr. Camp:
| II have your letter Of April 10th. In
! which you advise that some people
from the Klamath project seem to be.
lieve that the change In project man.
agement for the Klamath project was
made because Of some action that you
may have or may not have take In
connection with having the lower
klamath marsh lands opened for
homesteads instead Of being sold as
state lands. and that some Of them
also believe that your recommends.
tions in connection with the so-called
California.Oreg0n Power company
contract may have Influenced the
change.
This belief is entirely unfounded,
since the change was made because
you have been disinclined to follow the
regulations Of the reclamation service
or fully cooperate with the legal de-
partment In the service.-F. u. Wey-
mouth. Chief Of Construction"
The above letter Is In answer to my
request for an investigation of the
reasons for my dismissal AZ project
manager.
Any organization or individual has n
perfect right to dismlss an employe
who does not do his work AZ his super.
i0r oficers desires II to be done.
] cannot manage this project az
think II should BE- managed and COM
ply with all the red tape regulations Of
the reclamation service: hence ! am
willing TO turn It over TO some one
else.
But ] wanted the assurance that my
superior o6icers did not consider that
had done anything dish0norable.
This letter clears that up. and an
content to return 70 my privsts busi'
,ess. which ! left at the request Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01
AMERICA MUST
BUILD VESSELS 3

WASHINGTON. May l.--Lord Fer.
cy Of the British war commission told
the American government today that
Germany Is sinking ships faster than
the allies are building them. The sit.
uation Is appalling" he said.
He declared that Il Is necessary for
America and the other allies to imme-
diately concentrate on shipbuildinR.
He said that England can supply her.
self. but America must provide ships
for the other countries.
His statement concerning the ship.
ping Is the overshadowing question BE-
fore the war conference.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01
oAlTiEs TONIGHT At A. M.

NEW YORK. May There will be
moaning at the bars OF sixty-hye here.
tofore all night restaurants and "a.
looms Of New YOrk's erstwhIic GAY
White Way at l o'clock tonight.
The SOLDERING shadow Of war will
cut OF the gaities while the night In
yet young. by order Of Mayor Mitch.
ell all all-night licenses have been re.
scinded. effective today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01
LOTS OFFERED ron
Use A. oARDgNs

The Commercial Club has listed tho
following lots which may bc used BY
parties desiring land for garden pur.
poses.
Lots 2. . and I. block 81. First Ad.
dition.
Lots 8 and Z. block 10. First Add.
tion.
Lot o. block 2. Riverside Addition.
Lots Z and 8. block l16. Mills Add.
tiOn.
Lots i6 and i6. block ZIG. Second
Addition.
Lots n and ~. block 81. Second
Addition.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01
IAkev,GW pAsroN
IecrvRes hERg

INTERFERING lGcrVRGs oGlNo
OWEN IN LOCAL CATHOLIC
chURch N,ohrlv ~ FArhGR
oNAov
Rev. r. J. Brady Of t.Akcvicw began
4 series Of lectures Sunday night. In.
tended especially for those not of the
Catholic belief. Father Brady IL liv.
Ing up to his six years reputation of
being forccful speaker. and particu.
larry delights In answering questions
placed In the question box.
An effort has been made to send \
personal Invitation to each local fam.
lily. but whether this was ~escived or
not. everyone Is welcome to these lee.
turcs.
Stress Is laid upon the singing. and
this Is In charge Of Geo c, Hcnnesscy.
who Ia superintendent Of the Chapel
Car service Of the Catholic Church Ia.
tension Society.
The lectures begin at 3 .. m. SHARP,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01
No Cognizance Taken of
Won Hollweg's Peace Plans

WASHINGTON. May 1.-The state
department makes no comment on Hol.
weg's peace plans. saying that Il has
not been advised concerning them.
Some attach significance to request
made by tho Swiss minister. Ritter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01

The members and friends of tho
klamath Commercial Club arc invited
To attend the illustrated lecture To-
night Mt the Houston opera house. TO
be- given by Professor Strubie Of the
public school faculty, on Africa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01
Summons


Equity No, $50
Mary Dedai. Plaintiff.
Arthur Bcdni. Defendant.
To Arthur ilsdal. the dcfendan' Ao'"
named:
In tho name of the state Of Ofeso',
You arc hereby required 10 appear as'
answer the complaint fled axs'n@ ~
In tho above entitled suit on OF oe'o"
the 18th day Of June. 1917. thai es'a'
tho day OF the last publication " -.
mons and tho last day within vaN.
you are required 10 answer - -.
BY the order of publication o. w.
summons. II you fail to appear .aa
answer. the plaintiff will Apply W"
court for the relief demanded ID -
complaint: said suit Is broush' !"
dissolution Of the bonds OF ma'n
existing between the pla'nt'n - -
yourself. on tho grounds Of erus' =.
inhumsn treatment. and Tor 10. ~.
and custody Of the minor child Aas
Bedai. ), -.
This summons In published "
Evening Herald. a daily newSp.w np..I
circulation. printed. publishes y.
Ia .,.,,,,.,.A dni,y nj klamath Fs'n'
Oregon. by order Of the Hono.'s ..,.
V. Kuyksndall. judge OF sa'a ' ,s,,'
and dated tho lat day OF May. 49, 49,
Inc Arst publication TO be msds ~ =.
I. 1917. and the last puei'cs''0'
NJ 10 be- made June ~. 1911 .,c
II, M. MANNINu.
Attorney for pls'n'''
Loomis bids. klamath Fa''s' "" :,
l.s.l6.23.2s.6.12 ~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01
Draft Starts in Week; 1141
Men From Each District

SAN FRANCISCO. May Army
officers here said today that conscrip.
tion registration will start In about
one week, and is TO end by June lst.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01

The first draft will take approximately
ll4l men from each congressional dis.
trict Of the state. the army ofscers
Eay.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01

work tor the eawmill compaaies.
About twenty went up today. forty.
seven eulne altogether. while more
will 70 tomorrow.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01
viii Visit Parents.

Mrs. Glen Beals left today for Nj
Hebron to visit her parents at Re-
Rock.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01
>ewn From the Reservation.

II. W. Hincks, government engineer.
is down today from the reservation ON
business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01

TOO LATE TO cLASS.ss..
saAAaANAessasAa'Ase> .va hay,
FOR sAI.E--six or Z tons W ~. !,
sls per ton. Telephone 'o,~ ,'...
SEQ Ferd williams.
FoR SALE OR TRADD-.ss.,a ~. ~,
~ acre tract near town; will tak' N. |
Apply Herald.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01

Return Home To-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Vincent and fam
lily returned to their Lansell Valley
ranch today. after . couple OF days
visit In the county seat.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01

asking Tor an appointment through the
state department. 10 see the President
this afternoon before q cabinet meet.
Ing scheduled today. Ritter represents
Germany In tho United States.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Tho regular monthly worksrs' COO.
ference Of the Christian church Bihls
school will b. held n, The LUX
brown Church" tonight At o'elcth
II In tho duty Of every of,ees aad ~
cry teacher To be- present Thb b.
riudcs tho heads of all departmseis
All others Interested arc invited
. . .
EwaunA Encampmcnt No WL0
T.. meets In regular scssioa tosiess'
Visiting Pntriarchs invited.