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New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
Athletics IS. St. Louis 3.

Philadelphia, May 16.-Pounding Davis and Pruett for fourteen hits enabled Philadelphia to win yesterday the deciding game of the St. Louis series, IS to 5 Aside from scat tering the Browns ten hits, Hasty made two hits. including home run, which scored two men ahead of him in the seventh. Score:
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
AEW YORK
sRstted for S, Jones in sth

'Batted Tor g. Jones in Eth. Detroit ................... 21n n1O ll0-e NeW ! ork ......+..... .-.......- Hbh Non lo0--i
 Three base hits, Clark, ScharC. Miller. sacrifices Cohh, R. Jones: double plays, Blue Rigne" and Blue; Rigney. Clark and Blue; Fewster and Sehang: Stoner, Rig leA and Blue: left on bases New York (, Detroit = base on balls. of g. Jones 3 off itoner 5; struck out. by $. Jones 1, by Stoner }; hits of s. Jones II in innings af obeul Il inning; losing pitcher s Fones urpires Moriarty and Nallin; time. l:45.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
Cincinnati 6. RrooaI,n ?.

Cincinnati, May 16.-Cadores wild ness in the third inning gave Cincin- nati a winning leead in game which the locals won from Brooklyn, to ?. Rixey was effective and great plays by Pinell materially aided him. The score:
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
{2 5 PITTSBURGH

xone out when winning run scored.
 tRan for Gowdy in 9th.
 iDatted for Miller in 9th.
 skAn for Glazner in 7th.
 Doet on ............... 1n2 nan n0I Is Pftto0ourgh ......t.+...t. 0h9 000 100 2-6
 Two base hits. Ems. Gowdy; home run. fraynor; stolen bases. Boeckel. Holke 2. Traynor: sacrifices. Powell, Maranvillc, Ns{tox; double play. Maranvile. Ems and dfm nt left on bases. Boston s, Pitts evruh [; base on balls, of Filllngim 1. of iflljeY |; struck eut, by Fillingim <. by M'itef 1, by Oeeehear l. by Glazner 4 hits. er eFtiltnsirn [ In $ 2-s innings, off Miller | ir i-s innings. ch oeschEer in Ia lnn,usA of Gla1ner ii In : innings. of Yel-
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
International. Leag

lowhorse in l-5 innings, off Carlson 0 r 2-S inning passed ball, MattoX; winning pitcher Carlson losing pitcher, oeschser; umptres, Mccormick and Riger; time, 2.9i.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
for Msmaux in Tth, Batted for Gordonicr in 9th
 CINCINNATl

Two base hits. Neis Miller Myers. three basc hits, Hargrave, Harper Jsnvrin; stolen bases Neis, Harper; sacrifice hit Miller; double plays. Bohne, Cavaney and Daubert; left on bases Brooklyn :, Cincinnati .; bs ses on balls off Cadore s, oNi Rxey !; struck out, by Rixey hits, Of Cadore ! in 2-3 innings off MaInaux 3 in Ia innings off Gordonier in 2 innings. passed halls. liar grave: losing pitcher. Csdore; umpires O'pay and Hart; time, 13i.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
Washington, !, Cleveland 2.

Washington, May Washington took the long end Of it's series with Cleveland by winning the final game yesterday. 3 to 2. Johnson and Baghy both were hit hard but the former proved more effective in the pinches. The score:
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
2Batted for Courtney in 9tl

hiCago ................. 06n hnn n00 --6 Boston ................... o0o 6o2 Oox-2
 Three base hit. Mostl;, stolen base, Johnson; sacrifice. Mcclellan; left on bases, 'hicago l2, Boston I; base on balls, off 'ourtney g. off W. Collins {; struck out, b> 'ourtn.y 2, by W. Collins g. wild pitch, Courtney; umpires, Chill. owen, Walsh, time, l;4S
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
 
Baseball in Brief
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yestcrdn nY,s Results.

New York 1, Chicago Q, Cincinnati G. Brooklyn 2. Pittsburgh 6, Boston (1n in'ss) St. Louis 10, Philadelphia '.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Today. Clevelapd at New York. St. Lolhs at Boston. Detroit at Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Detroit 6, New fork 1. Boston 2, Chicago Q.
 Phila delphia IS, St. Louis 3 Washington 3, Cleveland ?.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
PHILADELPHIA
B l3 l
.Battcd for Ellsrbe in

'Batted for Ellsrbe in sth.
 St. Louis ................, 002 coo 100- 3 Philadelphia .............. 100 Oil 64x-1S Two base hits, Shorten 2, Walker Gallo way home run, Walker, McManus, Sisler, Hasty, stolen base Williams; sacrifices, Gerber, Ellerbe; left on bases St. Louis II,
 Philadelphia 8 base on balls of Nasty 3,
 off Davis ,, of Pruett 1: struck out, by
 Davis :; hits. off Davis II in ! innings of
 Pruett in l inning; hit by pitcher by
 Hasty tETlerbe): winning pitcher, Hasty;
 losing pitcher Davis; umpires. Wilson and
 Connolly time, l:55
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16

Money is much safer in a bank, unless the cashier Mas social aspira- tions.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
EASTERN LEAGUE
Results XeSfenlls

Results Yesterday Waterbury IS. Hartford 6. Pittsfield ?, Albany 1. New Haven g. Springfield 8. Bridgeport 1, Fitchburg 1.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
BOWLING RESULTS
 0N LOCAL ALLEYS
What the Pin Topplers Did
 Last Night

The results of bowling matches rolled last night on local alleys are as follows.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

Jersey City at Toronto. Newark at Syracuse. Baltim ore at Buffalo. Reading at Rochester.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
ST. LOUIS
'Batted for Bailey in Sth.

PHlIadeIphla ....-..' HVU VI5 o"U-- '
 Two base hits McHenry Clemons, Wrixhtstone Williams Barefoot, Stock !, three base hits Smith Toporcer Hornsby, Walker Parkinson; home runs, Toporcer, Sullivan; stolen bases Fournior; sacrifice, Doak, double plays Hornsby and Fournier, Sullivan to Leslie to WithroW; left on bases, Philadelphia 5, St. Louis s; bases on balls, of Bailey 2, off Barfoot 1, of Betts l, of Sullivan :: hits off Hubhell in Is inning, of Betts in 1 inning, off Suli- van Is in 2-3 innings, off Doak 5 in 5 innings, of Bailey in l inning, off Bar foot , in innings; hit by pitcher. by Sul- livan (Clemons); winning pitcher Doak; losing pitcher, Hubbel; umpires, Qligley, Moran and Emsie; time, 2:e5.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Jersey City ,, Toronto 4. Syracuse 4, Newark 1.
 Baltimore ls, Buffalo II. Rochester [, Reading 2.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
HARVARD IS BEATEN
College Springs Surprise on Crimson Nine-Winners Bunch Hits in Fifth Inning.

Cambridge, Mass, May l6.-Har- ward received a setback in baseball yesterday afternoon, losing to Spring field College. to l. Eddie Goode Harvard's best twirler allowed only four hits, but the visitors scored their runs on errors and two singles of Goode.
 The teams played real ball for the first four innings, each nine getting only two hits. Evans opened the fifth for Springfield with a clean hit to right field. which Gordon made a good try for. Maynard laid down a nice punt near Goode; the latter was too slow to get Evans at second and both men were safe. A neat single by Steinhlber, brought Evans home and put Maynard on third, but the other runner came home on a close play when Murphy threw to Conlon in an attempt to get Steinhilber at second.
 The Crimson nine scored a tally in the sixth on a single by Jenkins and an error by Maynard. The score:
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16

Springfield =. 900 020 ooo--2 5 Harvard .... 900 0o1 000-l s 3
 Left on bases, Harvard 6, Spring field 1; bases on baIls off Bearse, 2; struck out, by Goode, 5, Bearse ?: hit by pitcher, by Bearse (Hallock, Owen) umpires, Stafford and Berry; Time of game, 2:03.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-16
BRENNAN AND TRACY.
K. 0. to Meet Australian Champion in
 Ring at Madison Square.

New York, May 16.-Jim Tracy, heavyweight champion of Australasia, will make his American debut in Mad ison Square Garden tonight in a -l5 round match with "knockout Bill" Brennan, who last year staved off a knockout at the hands of Jack Demp- sey for 1o rounds.
 Tracy is younger. taller heavier, has longer reach and virtually is superior in every physical measure ment to Brennan. The Australasian is on the quest of bout with Demp- sey.
 Woman is more subject to ills, ail- ments and diseases than the male sex yet she lives longer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
go DoWN BRINGs YOU
Building Materials

BRICKS
10000 Bricks for sale
g PER THOUSAND
CORNER MICHIGAN 4 COLFAX
INQUIRE OF SAN HANDLEsNAS
on GROUND
and Builders. Not-cS
For sale new Universal Electric hooS
sanding machine. cheap. Cali 40 -
Sycamore
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
WANTED

WOOD WORKING MACHINE or,
ORATORS on SHAPERS. BAND
SAW. TENONER AND MITRE
SAW. APPLY SUPERVISOR OF
LABOR, PLANT 1. STUDEBAkER
CORPORATION.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
Here Are Good Business Opportunities
EMPLOYMENT
HeIr Nanted-MaIe

WANTEU-C0nerai agent for undevelop
Ell territory for personal accident and
health DEPARTMENT. ~ the oldest com
pany writing an forms accident health
able handling business in every par
ficuiar, commission contract only
part time service considered Address
q. IT Boyer. manager Casualty depart
meGt National Life Insurance Co ot
the 7 s. of A. - = Lasalle ST. Chi
eaEo IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
SOLICITOR

WANTED WHO Is NOT AFRAID
TO HUSTLE THIS POSITION
PAYS A SALARY AND COM
MISSION. II YOU WANT A JOB
AND WILL STICK TO IT. IT
WILL BE WORTH YOUR WHILE
TO CONE AND SEE NE. APPLY
CARE NEWS TIMES CIRCULA-
TION DEPT. ASK FOR Mr. Nc
INERNY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07


SPECIAL PRICES ON Matching eEls
from exhibition stock. Rose Comb
Reds. l25 per IS; white I.eEhorus,
Sl2E per 49, VIII WV iottes. SIS
per II. Silver rTaugled HambUrEs,
500 per - Pose paid Sunuysida
Poultry Farm. Bridgman. Mich
FEEDING TANKAGE-Pur meat. blood,
and bone buy direct from maker, %
10 IN 1OO-lh bags Lppmdn's 2l0 n.
Main ST
PIT GANES-Rlack breasted Reds. B1 y
con Warehouses. Eslm Red Quils au1H
Kentucky pomS. ~ eggs s. 90
months trio. 81 W0odsite Farmss
Pleasant Hiu No
BABY CHICKS Big. strong and vignr-.
Gus from heavy laying strains TIVE e
arrival guaranteed by prepaid parcel.
post Catalogue free OWES Poultry
Farms & Hatchery. 63 state ST.. Ma
rion. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
Ewing Boulevard
To Be Paved

At meeting of the County Council last Wednes-
day resolution passed for the paving of Ewing
Boulevard from Miami Street East to Union Street
Mishawaka Immediately. Ewing Boulevard runs
full length OF addition. Ewing Ave Addition
IS located in the southeast end of the city on Leer
Street Fox, Donald, and Ewing Avenue Come
out today make appointment with US for any
day during the week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

TENM OF UFNFT HORSES Tor sale
~ y Mich rlr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
BUSINESS SERVICE
Repairing

CLOCKS or ANY MAKE REPAIRED
We call for and deliver them
so. BEND CLOCK REPAIR SERVICE
on Culzen.s Bank Bldg Lincoln 69lI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
INSTRUCTION


4'N-'-lt THU ~ tiNIl NtH77'' -"
III SlNESS Bookkeeping sfeuozr1rhF.
typewritinE- serref1risi. best position
taF-ntEnf stat. Licensed EUT.
Agency places sI graduates 1nl others
applying The Thomas trmmerrt 10
School. Mich A. wash ~ -oT
THE south Rerd Business college Is
placing graduates iu good positions
every week in ne wear This school
is recognized hy fhp business ruH'.. rs
headquarters Tor office positions IH-er
any Monday during April Phone
Main -Tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
EMPLOYMENT
SaIe-TIlen

BUILD UP YOUR own BUSINESS
Sell chewing gum; every st0rekeeper
buys spearmint aud novelty packages
nice profits Write Joseph Reed 81
Malnnf Iln.InnnfI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

LOCAL MAN TO SELL THE HUBER
HANGER QUICK SALES AND
LARGE PROFITS. GEO wANDEL.
G23 NORTH CUSHING ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
Good Real Estate
At Right Prices
And Buy ItNow

Since the announcement of this great industrial
development last Sunday, several big deals in down
town real estate have been made and leases taken
by those who have faith in the immediate develop
ment of South Bend and the future holds forth to
those who Get in the ground floor" Perhaps
you can not buy business property but you can buy
good residence lots easy monthly payments and
thereby share accordingly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
AGENTS WANTEn

perience unnecessary. Salary paid. no
commissions Ask for Mr.. Crum. Cres-
cent Hotel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
Cleaning and Pressing.

SCHU BERT-"Lfttle Dutch Cleaner" -
y. Main St Phone Lincoln 6f74 The
best cleaning az standard prices
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
Announcement

w K McHENRY and A. NJ HICKMAN with
offices at 22O Farmers Trust Building and 500 Citi-
zens National Bank Building, will soon open for sale
an addition of lots, located the Northwest
corner of Prairie Avenue and Olive Street, and
tending North to Ewing Avenue.
This tract has frontage OF 1900 feet
Prairie Avenue and 1900 feet Ewing Avenue. and
lies high overlooking the city and near the Rum
Village Park and the site for city pumping
station. also within walking distance of the great
Studebaker, Oliver and Singer plants.
These will be sold payments and
will build for lot purchasers with small
ments down.
The owners have let contracts for several
new homes in this addition, which will be sold
easy payments
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
WANTED

. TAILOR WANTED-Apply PantOrium
Tail0TS. 2O3 W Confer St
MEN wanted who will be willing to work
for 50 peg week. with remarkable Op-
DCr.Unitv fOT advancement Reply
room 3lO Farmers Trust Co. Ask for
Mr.. HOagland. between s and l. a N
and - and q p u.
TWO well dressed single men for a
splendid house 10 house proposition.
Address l.. =. Simpson, general deliv-
cry South Bend Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

4 J " lest COS Blaine av
Wanted-A Painter and Paper Hauger
Call Lincoln 1913.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07

TIVIL SERVICE examinations for MAY
June Many vacancies. SID monthly.
Age. IS upward Experience unneces
sarv For free list positions now open
write 7 Leonard former civil Service
examiner 1873 Equitable Bldg wash
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
LIVE STOCK
Horses. Cattle. Vehicles

FRESH COW and caf for sale. Address
john Roth. Bertrand n 9. Niles.
Mf.h
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
FINANCIAL
inslness Oppnrfnnltlrs

ASH FOR YOUR BUSINESS 6r prop
erty- Buyers waiting Qul-k sale 30
publicity Exclusive rnufrn"f ~ rIf"
for terms TODAY CHICAGO BI ~IAIr1
e REALTY EXCHANGE 80 s. Ia
Sale So chicago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
Ewing Avenue
Addition

Is located IN the Great South End right where ex-
pansion is greatest Ii is a moderately restricted
and rapidly developing addition of good homes znd
good people Our lots selling rapidly and those
who want to locate here do before June st
or pay some else profit his investment as
all lots will be sold by that date.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-07
sltuatIon. wanted-Femals So

WANTED - Stenographer
three years experience now employed.
Salary 10 start, SD Good reference
Write Box pa. News Times
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-23

who has been III for long time. was
not ms well, and she returned To
Merrill TO stay at tn. home Of her
son, ester. while he and wife went
10 Doris for few wdays.
Mrs. G. V. Moody was operated on
for appendicitis last week. Al Last
report she was doing we'll The Moody
family seem to be having their share
Of sickness. az G., V. Moody was 10.
jnrcd In the fall sand unable to work
for several weeks.
Martin Christensen and wife and
Walter turner and wife OF Klamath
Falls spent Sunday night with their
sister. Mrs. H. u. Wilson and family.
and Sunday were guests, OF another
sister. Mrs. G. N. Kirkpatrick and
family.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-23
MIDLAND

T. a. Stevenson. secretary OF the
klamath Chamber OF Commerce.
and II. G. Groesbeok. attorney from
klamath Falls. spoke In the Mid
land school house Monday evening
In the interest OF the road bonds
Stevenson made an interesting talk
on the work OF the chamber OF
commerce and OF its desire to help
everyone in the county. for the best
OF It's vast resources
and the value OF good roads
to help It's development .Groes-
beck explained in a very clear
manner that the passing OF the
bond issue would not burden the
taxpayers OF the county at present.
and the importance OF passing II
for a permanent road fund by se-
curing money TO match what the
people give from the federal. state
and forestry funds. He also ex-
plaIncd the importance OF good
roads for tourists who often are
prospective investors in the county.
Midland school was closed Feb
ruary q for the election. as II took
place IN the school house. Those
who served on the board were Jas.
w. Jory, G. X. Patterson. Geo. Fur
bor. Chas. Ager and VIM. word.n.
Mrs. John Depuy and sons Alfred
and Ora Melvin. accompanied by
Ila Hooper and Lillian Knapp were
klamath Falls visitors Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Larsent from Miller
Island were Klamath Fails visitors
TUESDAY.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-23
SHASTA VIEW

Dee Moody is visiting his sister.
Mrs. Walter Donsrt OF Klamath Falls.
for a few days.
Frank Ottoman Is assistant cashier
In the Malln bank. and according TO
reports shows much ability along this
line Of work.
e. 81. Kirkpatrick and wife were
In klamath Falls again this week
with their baby hoy. who Is taking
medical Treatments. The little fel.
low Is improving. and they all have
hopes OF his entire recovery.
Mrs. Belle Kirkpatrick came from
Msrriii Ia spend . lev weeks with
her daughter. Mrs W Layman. but
the first OF the week received word
that her daughter-in-law At porris.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-23
News From the Country

Mr.. and Mrs. !. X. Elliott visited
klamath Falls Monday afternoon.
W kaylor took q truck load Of
furniture to klamath Falls for Mrs
Miles Thursday, ....
Mrs l.. u. Dawson and daughter.
Bcrnicc are spending few days in
klamath Falls.
Dan kaylor took q load OF chickens
and carrots 10 klamath Falls We'd.
ncSday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Stewart and
children Nellie and Johnic spent Fri.
day evening with VIII Kayior
and family.
l.. II. Dawson's father Is here from
the east on visit. This In the first
time they have met In fifteen years.
Mr.. Dawson spent two months In Cal.
ifornia before coming to Klamath
Falls. After leaving here he will
spend few weeks with another son
IN Seattle. Washington before re-.
turning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett moved to the
g. D. Grizzlc ranch last week. Mr.
Bennett has rented the ranch for the
coming year
Ivan iccnb,ec has moved his family
to the BIli Green place.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-23
DYSPEPSIA" tt
OVERCOME, He
". GAINS 20 LBS.
Meat Was Like Poison to
His System. and Hardly
Anything Else Agreed
With Him, Declares Oak.
land Citizen.
II just Seemed to Get Bet
ter With Every Dose of
Tanlac, and ! Now Eat
Anything" He Says in
Public Statement.

"il'g fact. have gained twenty
pounds In weight since Tanlac
toned up my stomach. and ! am
feeling like n different man now"
said Walter s.. Tucker. 1891 sixty
sixth street. Oakland. Calf.
II had stomach trouble for NJ
teen years In bad form. final
ly got 10 whore meat was almost
like poison to me, and there wns
hardly anything that did agr."
with me, This trouble broke down
my nerves and finally got so weak
and run down I frequently had TO
lay off from work.
1T certainly was surprising Tia.
way Tanlac reached my case. II
benefited me In every way. and !
just seemed to get new life and en-
crgy with every dose. When II
comes to building n man up and
making him feel fine. Tanlac is In
u class by itself J."
Tnnlac and Taniac Vegetable
pills arc sold by druggists every
whore Adv
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-23
MOUNT LAKl

A party was sly"n NJ IN" &. 4.
nm home Friday night for Miss olive
nm Tho evening war spent pulling
candy and PLAYING sam.s Everyone
greatly enjoyed I'll, evening. Those
present were. Aiic. Chcync. Miss lu.
ell, Dawson. Miss Viola Cheync. MiSs
Myrtlo Butler. Miss Olive iiill. Alex.
ander Cheyn". Charlie Matncy. Leslie
stewart. Oscar Barn-s. Clarence Hill.
Cecil Chcyne. Charlie barnes. Ralph
mn u, o'Brlan and Mr. and Mrs.
iIili.
Mrs VIII Kaylor spent Monday at
tn. home of her brother, Jc~s Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baron Drown aud Mr.
and Mrs. VIII kaylor and children
spent sunday with Mrs. Browns
mother. Mrs. La,ta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyd. Griffith spent
Sunday with Mrs. Griitths parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l., A. West.
W. Kaylor had the misfortune TO
break down his truck lie spen, Tues.
day and Wednesday repairing II.
MFs. 7, ~ Case attended the en-.
tcrtainmcui given by the Fairyicw
school the afternoon of ST. valen.
tines day,
There was a called meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid at Mrs. II. u. Morrlson'g
Tuesday afternoon for the purpose OF
picking wool. Those presen, were.
Mrs. John Hoon,r. Mrs. w. NJ
Chcync. Mrs, Dan kaylor, Mrs, Char.
lie La,ta, Mrs. Frank Stewart. Mrs,
Alex chcync. Mrs, Charlie Snow. and
Mrs. Morrison, The Ladies' Aid will
meet on Its regular meeting day,
Wednesday. Feb. 22. with Mrs W. N.
Cheync o' spTing Lake. .,t. ,
baron Browns brother Is here
visiting,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-23
who're he has been spending the win.

who're he has been spending the win.
ter.
Gus Clemens, Howard Dayton and
Daniel Bcrcovich have Installed n
wireless telephone In thG Doris Mer.
camille company store and are pro.
pairing 10 receive messages from San
Francisco and other points OF coDsid.
erable distance. A great deal OF curl
osity resulted when the boys an.
nounced to local citizens that they
would soon be able TO hear music
transmitted through air from San
Francisco.
Mrs. Gerald r. Warren was pas.
sengcr 10 Weed yesterday morning
where she went 10 Join her husband
who has recently acquired the dental
practice OF DR.. PatterBon. DR.. Warren
formerly operated dental office In
Doris.
Hardy e. Hutchlson. secretary Of
the Hu,chlson company realty dealers
of Oakland. spent Sunday and Mon.
day In Dorrip and vicinity m bust
ness He was accompanied by his son
Doris Grange ncld an important
business and installation meeting al,
the X. OF =. hall Saturday afternoon
at which time ten new members were
given the degrees. The l0ca, chapter
In gaining rapidly In membcrshIp aud
shows promise ~ becoming one of
tho strong posts OF this section
Announcement has been received
through the Sacramento Rec that
Margaret Kerwin has been recon.
mended by Senators Johnson tnd
Shortridge for the appointment ~
postmaster OF the Doris post office
Mrs. Kerwin will bc welcomed into
the office by local residents. Doris
has been without n regular post.
master for more than year. II. ".
Richardson having filled the position
temporarily by appointment.
~ W. Mitchell OF Mount Dome
drove 20 Doris yesterday to transact
business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-02-23
DORIS

DoRRis. Cal. Feb. 2l.--Membcrs
Of the Doris Lodge Knights OF Py.
,hias were hosts To their wives. fam.
lilies and friends Saturday evening at
n sumptuous banque, a. the lodge
hall. Roy Tabcr, Chancelior-Co
mander of the local lodge, acted AS
toastmastcr Introducing several mem.
hers and visitors who responded with
ENJOYABLE and instructive remarks,
Fred Rogers returned to his home
here Sunday evening from Susanville