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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30
CHURCHILL DOWNS RESULTS

! FIRST RACE. purse $1,000. claiming
three yea -OldS aud uD, G furlongs
!. Lord Allen, lOS. +.
2 Widgeon. 100 W Pool. ... s so 40
8 Miss Muffins. l0v, Ovens 49,. -. 32C
Time, l:l2 40 I-ottie Lorraine, Quality
ard Helie o. Elizabethtown also rap.
. SECOND RACE. purse $1,000, maiden two.
year -olds, fun ilonIs:
II. who Knows Me. llj.
:, Renceiaw. l,5, j cnnedy 49,. ... I.4(
Time. l:Ol ga. Belle Am'e, Thelma x
Lilly NJ. Lady Netnie, foriCk. stump, Jr
STANLEY. feauot kinsman. Albert l.. am
tChalmctte also ran. Coupled. tAddeG
starter.
THIRD RACE, purse $1,000, claiming
lthree-ycar-olds and up. l mile 70 yards
owens ,D"' sa2 so sl4 40 81. 90
2 OpuIent 100 Kedsrs -. 40 7.Ic
& They shall Not Pass,
1913 II. Jones. 49,: :. .,: h,O(
p, Time: - a-", Randel, Fiy,ns princs m!s
Spirit, Alex, Jr,. Merchant also ran
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THIRD ROUND
MRS. BARLOW DEFEATS
MRS. filler ON LINKS
Miss Coliett and Miss Cummings
viii Meet at Shenecossett

New London. Conn. Aug. 3O.-Miss.
Glenna Collett. of the Rhode Island
G. c.. and Miss Edith Cummings. OF
Onwentsia. will meet in the second
round Of the Shenecosset invitation golf
tournament tomorrow, both having won
rather handily today.
Miss Collett won today from Mrs.
Alex. Smith. Of Shenecossett, by . and
4 and Miss Cummings won from Miss
NJ. +. Griscom, of Merton, by and ..
Mrs. Ronald II. Barlow. Of Merton,
defeated her club mate, Mrs. f. Fl.
Filter. by $ and I.
Summaries:
Championship Division
Mss Glenna Collet. Rhode Island e q
defeated M,s. Alexander Smith. OF Shene-
Miss Edith cummings onwentsta. de
fcs'ed Miss ". +, Grscom. Merton. ! and s.
Mrs. u. G. Hurd. Belmont Springs. do
fnated Mrs. c. N. Daniels. Buffalo. I pnd 2.
Mrs. Albert Taylor. PonIonok, defeated
Mrs. J. c. Pr!zer, Shenecossett and 3.
Miss Anita Llhmej MisduamIcrt detea ted
Miss Mnurein Crout. White Beech. and 2:
Mrs Ronald II. Barlow. Merton defeated
Mrs. +. II. Filter. Merton. and !.
Mrs. J. B Rose. Sewickey. defeated Mrs.
Charles DoHrey. Springfield. : and 5.
Betty O'Gormnn. Metacomst Won from
Mrs. S Wilde. Fairview. by default
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30
ards Superb Tennis in Doubles Final Should
forcing in Il. Miller with the tying run.
Young flied to Harris. Two runs.

forcing in Il. Miller with the tying run.
Young flied to Harris. Two runs.
N1NTH--Naylor pitching for Ath.-
lctics Ruel singled to left. Pennock
walked. Mitchell sacrificed, Perkins to
Young. Il. Miller foulcd to Schcer.
Burns flied to B. Miller. No runs.
Hauser flied to Il. Miller. Walker
walked. B. Miller lifted high to Pratt
Walker out stealing, Rucl to Mitchell.
No runs.
TENTH-Pratt hit homer into the
left field stand. Harris flied to Nc.
Gownn. Collins lifted to Young. Pit
tengcr flied TO McGowan. One run.
Perkins safe on Mitchell's error.
Galloway forced Perkins. Mitchell to
Pratt. McGowan flied to Harris.
Galloway out stealing, Rucl to Mitchell.
No runs.
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Sets New Golf Record

South bend. Ind. Aug 3o.--Jack RIakes-
lee, " Munclc, In winning the Indiana open
golf championship here yesterday, set u
now record for the course by shooting tho
seventy-two holes four under par. i de.
Seloped today. His score was ~, II. II
and 10 for a total Of asi. Blakeslee score 4
twenty five brides and one eagle ans played
tho four rounds without a single k'x ap-
pearing In his score,e
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Hart.
Boston, Aug. 30.--The Braves took
the first game of double header with
the Phillies here this afternoon by a
score of 2 to I.
Both Hubbell and Miller pitched n
good game. each hurler yielding eight
| hits. Miller received some sensational
support. especially by Powell.
The Braves scored all Of their runs
in the first inning on singles by Powell
and KOpf, Cruises sacrifice, Roser' =
sacrifice fly to Mokan and a single by
Barbara.
The Phillies scored their only run
in the sixth on Rapp's double and
Walkers single.
Details Of the Game
FLRST-Mokan flied to Roser. Rapp
famed. Lebourveau beat out hit to
Kopf. I.ebourveau was declared out
when Walkers groun1cr hit him on
the shoe, Walker getting credit for a
| hit. No runs.
Powell lined n single over Parkin-
sons head. Kopf beat cut hit 10
Rapp. Cruise sacrificed, Hubbell to
! Leslie. Roser's long fly to MOknn
scored Powell. Barbara singled to right,
scoring Kopf, but when lie tried to
stretch it, into a douDle he was ont,
Walker to Parkinson. Two runs.
STANDARDIZATION was called out
on strikes. Fletcher flied to Ford. Les
lie singled to left. Leslie died stealing,
Gowdy to Kopf. No runs.
Gibson singled to right: Ford sac
rificed. Hubbell to Leslie. Gowdy
foulcd to Rapp. Fletcher threw out
Miller No runs.
THiRD--IIenline flied to Roser.
Hubbell struck out. Barbara threw out
Mokan. No runs.
Powell flied to Walker. Parkinson
threw ont Kopf. Cruise went out the
same way No runs.
FOURTH-Rapp doubled to right.
I.ebourveau struck out. Powell went
to deep center for Walkers long fly,
Rapp going to third after the catch.
Parkinson walked. Fletcher flied to
Cruise. No runs.
Hubbell threw out Roser. Parkinson
leaped in the air and pulled down Bar.
Gibson flied to Mokan. No runs.
FIFTH--Lcslic singled through the
box. Henlne famed and Leslie was
doubled stealing. Gowdy to Kopf. Hub
bell flied to Kopf. No runs.
Fletcher threw out Ford. Gowdy
singled to left. Miller was called out
on strikes. Powell beat out slow
roller to Hubbcll. Parkinson threw out
Kopf. No runs.
SIXTH-Barbarc threw out Mokan,
Rapp doubled to right center. Lebour-
veau flied to Ford Walker singled over
second. scoring Rapp. Parkinson forced
Walker. Ford to Barbare. One run.
Cruise beat ont hit to deep short.
Roser forced Cruise, Parkinson to
Fletcher. Barbara hit into double
play. Fletcher to Parkinson to Leslie,
No runs.
SEVENTH - Barbara threw out
Fletcher. Ford threw out Leslie. Hen
line walked. Hubbell singled to center.
IIenlnc stopping at second. Mokan
popped to Barbara. No runs.
Gibson flied to Walker. Ford
grounded to Leslie. Gowdy walked.
Miller was called out on strikes. No
runs.
EIGHTH-Rapp was called out on
strikes LebourveAu also struck out.
KOpf threw out Walker. No runs.
Powell grounded out TO Leslie.
Fletcher threw out kopf. Cruise dou-
bled to left. Roser flied to Walker.
No runs.
NINTH-Parkinson was thrown out
by Ford. Fletcher flied to Cruise. Les
lie flied to KOpf. No runs.
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Cha mpionship Division
Teams Want HOLIDAY cames

The Tinicum A. A. is open for = game
on Labor Day at home or away. Call l.
NJ. sebring; 81 Lester avenue; phone. Wood
land 40l3 w The Quaker city Profession
ais also open for both A. NJ. and
p VI. contests Cali Poplar 1864 w.
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Powell Resigns at Leland Stanfor,

Cleveland. Aug. 80.-walter D. Powell
physical director at Leland Stanford Uni
Ferslty. mas resigned to enter business AZ
Atlanta. Ca. he announced here today
Powell Formerly was star tackle at Unit
rersity OF Wisconsin. He is here Visiting
and expects 70 go to Atlanta about Sep
tember Il. '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30

Connauglt: Firs, race Redmon,
Black Pat. AL Pierce; sccond-I. ady
Luxury. Purl. Gallivant: third-Rock
Silk. Aunt Lin, Sweet Bouquet: fourth
-Feylancc, mCufage. st. Donard
fitth-Sailor, North Wales, Harry NJ.
stevens: sixth-King Trojan. Tan II.
Paul "; seventh-Gath. Duke RCff,
The Enquirer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30
The Amsterdam Selling Stakes is tbo

The Amsterdam Selling Stakes is the
feature at Saratoga today. Modo ap-
penrs best at the weights, although
Muskallonge and Costigan arc danger.
Gus competitors. Horses which seem
best ht the Spa are:
First racc-Evclyn Sawyer. Poor
Puss, Noon Glide; sccond-Knobbie,
Routledge. Good Times third-prudish,
Emotion. Medina l.; fourth-Mcdo, Musk
allonge, Costignn: fifth--Knobbie. Bit
Of White. Southern Cross; sixth
Brocade, Henna, Jigstep.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30
EAST MEETS WEST
IN GOLF TOURNEY
Both Semi-finals in Public Links
Competition Are Inter-
sectional Battles
HELD TACKLES AUlBACH

Toledo. o.. Aug. 3O.-East met west
In both semi final matches or the VA
tional Public Links golf tournament
this afternoon. ench section furnishing
two victors in the third round played
this morning.
Eddie Held. Of St Louis. faced
George Aulbach. of Boston. in the hrst
semi. final. while Henry Decker, OF
Kansas City, met Richard walsh OF
New York.
The morning round furnished one up
set, Walsh defeating Bill Quin Ian, q
Boston. New England champion.
andA1 after being four down az the
turn. On the last nine Qunlan began
taking three puts to the green ana
Walsh won FIVE out Of six holes begin
ming with the twelfth and halved the
other.
Held's victory was in an interna-
tional match. J. F. Christie. veteran
of Toronto. Can, succumbing to the
nineteen year-old St. Louis boy. Held
played erratically with his mashic. but
never failed in the pinch. driving the
2S1 yard twelfth and the 3Ol-yard
eighteenth. the latter being just bye
hole, however.
summary
THIRD ROUND
Eddie Held. St Louis Mo. defeated J.'F.
Christie. Toronto. Canada. 4 and 2.
George Aulbach. Boston. Mass. detea'en
Tom Maley; s.; Lou's. No. ,s,aa,ad and 81 vii.
liam ouinlon, Boston. 2 and ]. T.,
curtin. Newark. n. j, 2 and i.
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Standings of the Games
in Phila. Championships
PHlLA. CHAMPIONSHIP

VTITGFN' ST'TNTV'T TSFNSVTTV
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA SECTION
W. l.. &c. w. l.. r G.
FIeisher 800
NORTH PHILADELPHIA SECTION
W l.. &c. W. l.. PC.
DObSOn 1000 y. Pills 500
Bridesb'g. 500 StentOr 9 ZOO
WEST pHILADEIPHI\ SECTION
". l.. PC. W. L. re.
Stonehut ? o I.OOI LIT Bros 00G
Shnpahan 500 Phil. Ter. u .OO0
OUT.OF.TOWN SECTION
". L.. PC. W L. pC
WilmlnR'n l o 1.OOD Chester. OOO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30

Dcvonshire: First rnce---Eau Gale
Dixie Dick. Sly Fox; second-Stanley
NaDthalus. Gilt Fringe; third--Dei
miner, Little Black Sheep, Quick Kun
ff9nrth-Pinecrcst. Col. Matt. Pirate
McGee; fifth-1'ycoon. Marc Blanche
Hughes Graham sixtb-Citation, Cuv'.
ner, Night Raider: seventh-Wilt
Flower, American Boy, Ettahe.
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FIRST GAME
PHtI,LIES
BOSTON

sLebourvoau out, hit BY batted ball.
Two-base hits-Rapp. 2: Cruise. Struck
balls-off Hubbcil. Il, Miller. q Double plays
aco ly-Roscr. Umpires--McCormack and
Hart
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-30
Saratoga Entries for Thursday

, 'ANPrChICH hTTOMhhCe OF i've pounds
Ia imed
Weather drizzling; track fast.
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5000, claiming, three
Thursdays Connauuht Park Entries

Weather clear; track good.
, 1922-06-15

T7reeroom basement apartment furnished; gas. at no cY
Ill make a bargain on this for good tenants.
, 1922-06-15
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING OF MA
RINE OIL COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that a
special meeting of the stockholders
Of Marine Oil Company, a corpora
ton created and existing under the
laws Of the State Of Wyoming, will
be held at the office of the COM
pany. at rooms 204-207 Consoli-
dated Royalty building, in Casper.
Natrona county. Wyoming. on the
sth day of July, A. ID. 1929, at the
hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
for the purpose Of enabling the
company to avail itself of the privi-
leges of Chapter 323 of the Wyo-
ming Compiled Statutes of 1920,
and to consider a request made by
the owners of n majority of the
shares of the capital stock outstand-
ing of said company to increase
tho amount of the capital stock of
said company from five hundred
thousand (500, 000) shares of the
par value of One Dollar ($1.OO)
each to two hundred thousand
(200,000) shares of the par value
of Five Dollars (s5.0o) each, there
by increasing its capital stock from
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
S5O0, 000.00) to One Million Dol
lars Isl, 600, 0o0.0O), and for the
purpose Of t~ransacting any and all
other business which may legally
come before such meeting.
Dated at Casper, Wyoming. this
18th day of June, 1922.
G. R. HAGENS, =
President.
Publish June 8. Is, % and 20,
, 1922-06-15
Professor Must
Repudidte His
Evolution CIaim

NASHVILLE. Tenn. June 15.-Un-
less Professor c W Davis. member
OF the faculty OF Union University. n
BAPTIST institution at jackson. Tenn.
IS eliminated from its teaching start
or declares publicly his reputation OF
tho theory Of evolution, all financial
or mora support OF tho Nashville
Baptist pastors conference viii DO
Withdrawn from the institution. ao-
eoriing to resolution adopted by tho
by tho conference.
The resolution declared the theory
OF evolution dangerous and destructive
and out Of accord with the teachings
OF the BAPTIST church
The action OF the board OF trustees
in the nc selection OF Professor Davis
after he had been tried upon charges
OF teaching evolution. was condemned
conference.
, 1922-06-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

Producers Mercantile Association
was incorporated in the office of
the Secretary of State of the State
of Wyoming, at 0 o'clock a. m. May
25th 1929. The term of existence
Of said company is for fifty years
next after the above date. The OBJ
ject for which said corporation is
formed is to conduct a general mer-
camille bushes in all its branches in
the State of Wyoming. The capital
stock of said company is One Hun
bred Thousand Dollars, divided into
ten thousand shares of the par value
of Ten DollsTs per share, fully paid
and non-assS<sable. The affairs and
management OF said corporation
shall be under the control of a
board of five directors and Hal Cur
ran, A. f. STREET, W. C. Irving
r. W. Irving and Ray McCleary
constitute said board for the frs.
corporate year of said company.
The principal operations of said
company shall be conducted in the
County of Natrona, State of Wyo-
ming. The principal office of said
company is 306 Consolidated Roy
atty Building, Casper. Wyoming,
and A. E. STREET is the agent for
said company in charge Of said of.
flee.
RAY M'CLEARY,
Secretary.
Publish June 10, 16 and II. 1922.
--
, 1922-06-15
TeutOns To Pay
Bill On Time

PARIS. June Icy Tho ASCOT
ated Prossl-The German government
notified h reparations commission to-
day that Il would pay the regular
monthly inslcllmont OF nifty million
gold marks tomorrow. h date liked
Tor this payment.
The commission. It was announced.
will send another note to Germany
this evening requesting further minor
improvements in the budget and in the
arrangements for financial reforms.
, 1922-06-15
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these while the opportunity is available
Threeroom semibassnent apartment unfurnshed; water and
Lights; only s5 per month Tworoom somaSasement asartmsnt. untur-
ment unturnished; water and lights, $40 per month These are all x
able; located o n South Cherry street in the ter hundred block. We
have lust purchased this apartment house and arc making the above
offers o attract good tenants who will renaIn permanently N offer
I'M exceptional values for that purpose
lights In pump at SIS Ter month. n addition to the five nvfngrooms.
large enryway suitable for iaundryroomj also coal house and root
cellar.
Threeroom basement apartment furnished; gas. at TO cy avenue;
will make a bargain on this for good tenants.
Fourroom reimbursement l12s West Thirteenth street: furnished II
unfurnished. also i've n pm main floor, m location: furnished VI
unfurnEhed. This place Is all newly decorated inside. VIII rn Is II
is without bath fixtures M very low price, " will put In bath fixtures
If one might desire. This place has never been lived IN since it was II
modelled and we are going to make attractive offer for some good family
without children Upstairs and downstairs have separate electric and gas
separate ht waters systems. n each floor could easily be used
by two families If they cared to combine and ut down their costs to
the very minimum.
low have or wish to cut your rental costs get in touch with u office
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ADVERTISING RATEs1rhe rate
FOR Inserting Want Ads in The Cas-
Der Daily Tribune at III cents = word
each insertion; minimum Is cents.
, 1922-06-15
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT = Grocery
store. reasonable. Inquire standazd
Cafe or phone 4.sW- 4-ts-12t
, 1922-06-15
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Clcan two-room furnish
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Apartment 8 e-lS-st
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e-I-n
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FOR MENTIONS OF the Lincoln
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FOR RENT-Thrce-room hclf base
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cast
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31S s. Kimball. Phone 1903. 6-13-5t
FOR Observation-Disclosures apartment,
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basement; front and rear porch; two
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Members of the Independent Order
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73s.
FOR RENT - Two-room furnished
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FOR
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cleaned: furniture repaired and up
hoIstered. Cormier and McComb.
107 South Durbln street. Phone 16s2M
6-2.lot'
FOR RENT-Union labor hall, 800
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FOR RENT-Four office rooms. Call
295. 6-15-tt
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FOR RENTAL one.half usual rate,
desirable office rooms or storage
space in basement Consolidated Roy
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elevator; one of tho best locations in
city. Phone Western Realty 1918.
6-s.tf
, 1922-06-15
CHEAPER RENTS

Western Relt abh-to offer some Of n most exceptional values
In rental roposlt- 81 that have been offered in Casper for a number
Of years II you Ssh to- ut down your rental expense grab one Of
these while the opportunity is available
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We Are Offering the Lowest Rents in CASPER

We are stocking a N irrigated farm which W e recently purchased and
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ment houses in Casper. See Is Immediately II you have anything of
this sort 10 dispose of. We have Tor sale exceptionally cheap some good
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AUTO ACCESSORIES

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our name. Gates Service. a S. VOL
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, 1922-06-15
ENDORSEMENTS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Homestead relinquish.
ment; good location at Lox. wyo.;
some improvements; cheap. Box %.
Redfield. Ark. 6-15-6t'
, 1922-06-15
FOR RENT ROOMS

RENT-Room for one or two
close in: convenient; modern. ais S.
Beech. Phone 63eR- 6-i44t
, 1922-06-15
FOR RENT-APhRTMENTS

FOR RENT-Modern two,room fur
nished apartment; outside entrance;
reduced rent. 1874 S. Beech 6-14-3t
FOR RENT = Furnished two-room
basement apartment; bath, gas and
water; SIS per month. 35S N. jackson.
6-14-3ts
, 1922-06-15
PERSONAL

PSYCHoMETRY, scientific palmistry
located at 534 w. Yellowstone.
6-7-12ts
, 1922-06-15
0 RENT HOUSES

RENT - Four-room furnished
house. Call : to 5 O'Clock. ,43s S.
Kimball. 6-I24ts
, 1922-06-15

FOR RENT-Two modern upstairs
rooms with bath: gas range. close in
Inquire $50 W. Midwest 6-i5-et
, 1922-06-15

Members OF the Independent Order
Of d Fellows number about 2,371.-
73s.
, 1922-06-15
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

FOR RENT = Housekeeping rooms.
completely furnished; gas and
lights; sleepinsrooms. SO per week up
Phone 543J. e-13-5t
, 1922-06-15
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WANTED-First class chef and wait
ers- Apply cook house with worth.
am Shows eAsse
, 1922-06-15

FOR RENT - Two-room furnished
apartment: close in. Whaley Apart.
ments. 6I0 South Ash street. 4-24-tf
, 1922-06-15

Fiveroom house; unttrnished; 80 Burlington street; Norti
and pump at SIS FER month. In addition to the five iii
urge entrSway suitable for laundryroom; also coal house
anar.
, 1922-06-15
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

wANTED-woman cook: must be ex.
perienced; good wages Phone lsIem
, 1922-06-15

FOR RENT-Clcan two-room furnish
ed apartment. gas and lights fur
s25 per month 1874 Vest c
Apartment s. 6-13-3t
, 1922-06-15

II you arc not thoroiy satisfied with the rental proposition
low have or wish to cut your rental costs get in touch with o
md we win make 1t deciAsdiy worth your while.
, 1922-06-15

FOR RENT-Strictly modern uhfur.
nished apartment; large livingroom;
~kitchenette, breakfast nook n BATH
outside entrance; $50 e month.
Phone 15gSW. 615-3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-22
CIiAUTAUQUA WILL OPEN
TUESDAY
(Coninucd from rngs ~

cost because this Chnutnuaun IN not
commcrciniiycd for private gain.
Every dollar of profit goes back
into bctior programs. hence no war
tax. We local people do the work M
n service to the community. 10.
cause n sIs-dny program goes fur.
,hcr In creating habit of apprecin.
of tho best In wholesome entertain.
mcnt IN our young people than ir.
regular numbers nj great intervals
because II demonstrates that Jazz
and EuggcHiivcncHa are not necessary
for delightful fun making. No one
need apologize for the people who
come with tho ElliEon.Whltc Chnu.
tnuaun because our program this
year challenges the most fnstidiOus
tastes aud at the same time tn. mass.
oa Of us average" folks because
this year every adult season ticket
holder can vote for his own director
upon tho general Chnu,auqua board
Of directors.