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The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH Editor
Published dally except Sunday by
The Herald Publishing Company of
Klamath Falls, at 11R Fourth Street
Entered at the postofflc l Klanv
STAR THEATER
CARROL & KATHRYN McFARLAND
"Catchy 8onjrs iut Witty Sayings"
"The Flash of Fats,"
Two-Rool D rani a
"An Arrow limit Romance,"
Drama
"Irrw Hoform,"
Comedy
"lUldy Rrimo'nt Wanted n Wife,"
Comedy
Coming Sunday
CLARK A LA VKRK
In a "Bit of IrUh"
ath Fallf, Oregon, 'or
through the malts a
matter.
transmission
second-class
Subscription terms by mall to any ad
dress In the United Statea:
One yc-.tr ... ... IS, 00
One month . . ... ,60
Klamath and Merrill
to Play Tomorrow
KLAJLITH FALLS. .
THURSDAY, MARCH i:
Tomorrow evening the second clash ihcro and rrluclp.il Wake ha Instilled
between the basketball teams ot the Knowledge ot team work In his
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Merrill and Klamath county hK ' ""' '' " .
. , , ,. igauon uusuo to keep m iao icau.
schools will occur at Merrill. The Tu, basUUn ,,,, w, K t0
tlrst contest was an easy Mctory for M,.rrlll ,n u,0(. m ,,, f lno t)0,
Itho local basket shooters, tho score., havo arranged to come home lu hay
OHKGON being a ono-slded affair. 'wagons. Coach McCall did not deem
AIL BUI ONE
TEAMJWINNERS
I.O.s AVJKH-s MANAGER IS Till.
(I,Y IMAM' LEAGUE LIURKU
M1 HVIMI A PHC-SEASON
nam io championship
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STAR THEATER ORCHESTRA
ADMIHION, 10 and 23c
TEMPLE THEATER
"The Adventures of Kathryu,"
Sells: Throe-Reel Picture
"Janitor's Revenge,"
Blograph Comedy
MATINEE DAILY AT S:0
ALL LICENSED PICTURES
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
V0000W0000m
. THE KLAMATH FALLS
STEAM LAUNDRY
Guarantee first class work as
well as first cUm serrlc.
If yon hare occasion to make
complaint and do not gat im
mediate attention, phone
D. B. CAMPBELL
MAXWELL M. LONG
Osteopathic Physician
Suite 18 aad 1. WhlU Building
Phone C
' It is a safe prediction that tho Kame It ndvlsablo (o allow the boys to "joy
(at Merrill will bo a much closer one. rdle" dowu. fearing thsy might bo
(Ono thing, tho local boys hao not lato In reaching Merrill, so ho coin
practiced onco slnco their gamo with j promised by lotting tho boys arrange
JMorrlll, and will not bo In as Reed 'to send their Klrls down earlier In the
form as usual, while Merrill has boon day In a big wagon, nnd Join them on
practicing regularly slnco their trlp'tho return trip.
AND STOP AT
KLAMATH FALLS
Weather Coddlilons for March
Date Mas. Mln. Weather
1 5S 31 Cloudy
2 45 20 Clear
3 54 25 Clear
4 51 3S Cloudy
5 55 33 Clear
6 54 33 Clear
7 5S 31 Clear
S 64 32 Clear
9 64 35 Clear
10 67 34 Clear
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
ABSTRACTS , INSURANCE
Members Oregon Association
Title Men
MODOC PI. WORK
STARTED AGAIN
TEXTS ARK PITCHED .VXD CHEWS
ASSEMBLED INDIAN FARM
ERS PLOWING OTHER LIVE
NEWS NOTES
ROLLER SKATERS
RACE FOR TITLE
XATIIOXAL PROFESSIONAL AND
AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS TO
RE DECIDED IN RINK AT DE
TROIT IN Riq MEET
BOWLING
OURNEY
T
ATTRACTS TEAMS
TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
TEAMS ARE EXPECTED TO
SEND ENTHHES I'Olt THE RIG
P1NFEST IN GOTHAM
Of the t Paclllc Const League
baseball teams, live hao it illicit on
the 1'Jll petuiniit. according to r
ports sent out from trnlntng rami
The otil team not claiming the ra
t Hen Merry's hunch of Angel.
Perhaps lieu ha been loo hu
keeping 'Toots" Goodwin out of th
Federal League to find time to make
n predictions, or, inajrbe, lien has
had trouble locating hi fatuous
eael-Kln hnt, which he ntway
wears when making ' claim for
pennants.
In their regular tliuuip Los An Kelts
will lmp mure uo fnci-s than any
other Coast League team.
The Seals will hau moro now
pitchers, tho Oaks more now outfield
ers, and the Wolves more new Infield.
or. l.o chance In regular batting
order will bo noticed In the Tiger.
Tho Heavers will bo changed from
jlnst neasou, hut tho change will not
be so pronounced In any particular
pact of tho diamond.
I
United Press Service
DETROIT. Mich., March 12 Crack
roller .skaters from all parts of the
United Press Service
NEW YORK. March 12.--Plans for
the big chnmptonshlp bowling tourna-
Unlted State wero entered In tho.mcnt to bo held at Atlantic City b
amateur and professional champion
ship races scheduled for today. Tho
big met will bo held under tho au
spices or tho International Skating
Union of America, tho Amateur Ath
letic Union and National Skating As
sociation of Great Rrttaln.
Tho program will continue through
Wednesday, March 25tb.
visitors on tho retiermtlon tho foro
part of tho week.
Joseph Kirk, who went to Klam-jtr'M rrom 2C0 teams.
ath Falls last Friday on a visit, has
returned.
glnnlna April S and continuing until
April 29th, were announced hero to
day at headquarters of tho New York
Howling Association.
Uosldcd receipt of messages from
nearly 100 bowling organizations In'
the vicinity of New York that they
will bo represented. It was announced
today that a score of bowling clubs In j
as many sections of the Middle West
nnd East also will send teams.
ELEVEN "O's" IS
S
Training Season on
With Teams Shattered
It) HAL HIIEIIIDAN ' lm( limy u lu,,,,
(Written for tho United Prv war, but badly .
NKW YORK. March 13, Tho open uy tho upheaval r
nctison for the development of phej.Murph)'Hvera affnit
uotiu U now on With tho warm All Urn Kniile-
Mareh sun of the iionth shooting lulu Itltd ngaliut llm.t. .
tho system of manager. et nuil'ilr will teriainU i
rookie", niid urloiit ulhvr tliliig nuilh to roiu ,
trickling through the ylm of UioiO'lMy lit n me,
war rorro4pumlut, tho nliuual tale uiAiiager i'l the ll-
of tho wonders from the buhes are, had at that Hum wn
on tap. ;i" Iho ilUsy going
Von may bellevo the storM or nut. to it,H nt ,,ft .
but ovety plienom i lint may he devel- not gut rtwmi(r -opoil
will be ntmled This tormyhH to plug n. u
Winter league, which has kepi all'hU Infield. At iic3,
bssnhaltilotu rtutverlug with oprtat- 'Willi Johiitiy Uw
c and palpitating with ltulMir;irldrr.l I'wtorft,
will be rotleetmt In the regular ply.uf dntr dj...
lug seaioit .; defenreln
Out of Hi" swlrltue mans tho '''hi-' ,,
cngo rub have come out wrecked , . . ,
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UNIVERSITY III" OREGON NTf.
DE.NT M.T. A NEW RECORD
I OR ATHLimr PROUIss IV
rouit vtaiw
Major M. W. Gage, national secre
tary, said today that he cippects on-'
Carl Kenton of Daltas. who repre
scnted the State I'nlverslty In basket-
A. S. LOWMAN
CHIROPRACTOR
Roobis 11 aad 12
First NaUosuU Baak Bsdldta
KLustaUi Falls. Ore.
(Herald Special Service)
KLAMATH AGENCY. March 12.
Work ou tho Modoc Point Irrigation
oroiect has Kfnrtfvl nroln ln nrA
engaged In pitching the tents where i,r anu iln' t(Sl,on Watson made
the camp was last year, and In otherja I,U8m?s tr'l' to Klamath Falls this,
ways getting established. Project En- we5k' I
Igineer Hlncks Is making every effort) I
for an early completion of the work
of several main spring In their pilch-,
fug apparatus dtie to raid of iho
Fed. The Cincinnati lleds couldn't I
have been made much worne. so they
will start with thp uinn old iU(llon
hinrl nlljKfiil l,h tl.lr Iftll
The Phillies are minus a'vetcran nih1 ,u ,,,e vlr. "' h
.... . 'ton lol wlilih i. n
Federal JUMpem, ,'
the court. """IV" U,:U0
MUinmrrptil. ,ur i)
S,3.7 City of Ma
hrtlliie there. n.H,'",, "' "
iear irwm uaie '
ruto u ( IntpfMi it
rrttt pvt annum, m
atniunlly. pflticit'fti
ablk at (tin ofuco '
Mid rlty or at thn o
state- nf Orrgti. .
elpttl Blld lltterr
Colli Of Ihn UltlttHl i
Htld Uttid. "lit bo
lulloits not irr
Kim li
may lnj tlil up
the first game.
And so It goes, on down tho line,
a hole line and a
the National laguo suffering from
WILL START WILO
WEST SHOW SOON.
Hotel Arrivals
ball for tho last than In the U. ot O.-
O. A. C game last .Saturday night, tin
uon more O's than any nthleto that
has uver attended the State University.
Kenton, ho belongs to the m Idol? , uers of
known pioneer Wlllamatto Vlln Wild Wwt
mmh .is ciianiii.fr will open
AT WOODLAND fTt!RDAV.
IPIUTTO HE HACK HERETO
ItNTER IV RODEO
W'llllnm Sims and IivP Chandler
the Hints & Chandler's i
a
how, Jpft thU morning
Hotel Hall
W. 11. Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Cava
k. The cities of Ulm and Frankfort. In!unlic, Alcemn: Mr. Webb. C G. Mer. ly win his twelfth.
I . i Germany, aro trying a novel plan for 'rin t'jn itniriifr vrriii- w n This mrans ho has md n rtr.tllanil
Spring Is here at last. Tho spring (housing their teachers. They are cll-VnB0f tjvs; v. F. Sage, Chicago; C, university team In threw sports dur-jl.ero,
uiras nave arnvea. ana a number ofJ"s " weir icacncrs lana at a low 'yn almer, Portland. D. E. Morgon,!1"" rtc" of four years,
me aiTOw roini larmers nare aireaiiy ( i"ito au accepung a raongago on p. s, Morgon, C. IJ. Ilrown, Nevada
commencea plowing.
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land Ullmt-rrt! fiin
'cltKlte,
Hitd Ixmd aro '
nance No. 3!t of U-
Palls, Oregon,
Hold bond af '
lHi if provldlnr io
lion of the nut of
ttreet from iht !
IikV avt'tiiie lu tho ra'
Mufltiiliiit lntprriiem
iUld bond III b
Fenton family, has on cloven letters,! for Woodland, Calif.. whre they w
.ana mi spring in baseball will prob. open thlr show Saturday. Kloydl, , i, ,.. , ,
rbe and Alvin Kinney. lo Wood- ,Z.. ,' w . '!"
men
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GEO H. HAYDEN.
OpUdaa
Office, Room 319,
Odd Fellows Building
Office and Residence,
NW cor. 7th and Main Phone U5
CLAYTON E. WHEELER
Physician aad Bargeon
Osteopath
Sposidjrlotberapist
(Spinal Treatment)
Office heuse: 9 to 11:30 a. m; 2
to ft p. tn.; evenings; 7 to S
fit at low Interest.
.Ilrown. the champion broncho huter ,.,,,. .. nk ...
f..i ,i ,., . . . Tnee fir nvo iwr
The roads between here and Modoc
Point are drying up fast. It will not
be long before they are dry enough
for automobile travel.
In 1911 there were ninety cotton
mills In Japan, with an Investment of
approximately $31,000,000.
C. Slsemore and Ed Hoyt were
Subscribe for the Herald, 50 cents
a month. "
Alter two day in Wood la ml we
will move to. tiucruuunito fur a ten
days' stand," said Him. "We will
City; W. R. Davis, Ashland; Maude German Southwest Alrlci In It)
Comstock, Medford, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mc-jexporled ostrich feathers valued at
Farianu, Chicago; W. O. Shreve, San 130.000.
Francisco; Chostcr Frantsche, Waller I
Mayes, Macdool.
White Pelican 1 1
josepu rarxer, ucvoiand; f. a., out hy cigar and olgaret butts thrown i'l,r or mo prues. Wo now haV
Williamson, Homer Griffith, Weed. J from smoking car windows. lhlrly-to horses. Including some ot
;lho meanest Imaginable, picked up In
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.mul ho eatel and mi re4, 'fr
Many of the fort fires attributed ln,'1 w,rk north, and ept o "4ni, '
to rnllroads are caused not by sparks, j,"'r r Roduo time, o tho boys can! T.. '
Kit, liv .li... ....! .I...., i....,.k ftltilnf lor fit,. ,.1,. ll.. ..... ,..k. 1 '
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Falls, Oregon
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March 11, IHH. U-
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