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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-12-11
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TWO Unfinished Currency Bills.
when the mousse adjourned late in
october there We're pending rs undn-
lshed business two bills to almond The
currency In" and the Henri cotton
1 rcllet amendment to these bills.
The passage Of these bills was pre-
/ vented by the Henry cotton loan
! amendment directing the placin9 Of
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/ loaned on the cotton and tobacco
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/ Of, the District OF Columbia appropria-
/ tiOn bill, the first of the annual bud
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-12-11

One of the principal bills sent over
to the senate by the lower body is the
Burnett immigration bill, which CON
tains the literacy test that brought
about veto by President Taft nearly
two years ago. This bin viii bring
on a protracted senate debate
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-12-11

~ Il result Of the Allies offensive
NOV ctucnt they nrc NOW in possess
sion Of thc IV.t hanh uf the ser
in Flanders and claifa certain sue
CPsSVS in northern France.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-12-11

The ScrN ian arsns, under the
leadership of king Peter himself.
j. >oid 40 have checked the AUSTRIAN
advance
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-12-11

LATE WAR DEVELOPMENTS ;

Portugal - preparing another
contingent of loco troops az 80 to
Africa, - here it iS CiuiV;cd GcrmunH
has armed che F0rtUGucSc natives.
The Calumet news., 1914-03-24
The Crown Feature.

"The Van Warden jewels story
of the adventures of society high
wayman. viii be the Crown feature
subject tomorrow. The story is eifer-
tive because of the contrast which
crime offers when sandwiched in
among the every -day actions of socic-
ty people
Hastings. an unprin 'ipled adventur-
er makes the acquaintance Of the Van
Wardens-works his way into the gooi
graces of Mr.. Frederick Van Warden
wins large sums from Phil Van War
den his son-and announces himself
matrimonial candidate for the hand
of Marietta, his daughter. who is se-
crct!y engaged TO Ted Rollins, clever
young reporter with a taste for detee-
tive work.
Phil Van Warden loses heavily at
cards to Hastings, and appeals 20 his
father for money but the old gentle
man cuts off his allowance, instead,
and orders him from the house IN a
naturally desperate frame of mind
In due course. Hastings is invited to
spend a week lend at the Van Warden
! house. shortly after his arrival a
! messenger from well-known jcWel"l
brings to the house tho famous Van
Warden rubicS, which have been reset
and Hastings, finding little chance OF
winning the girl. determines to secure
them. There is an alarm of fire
someone ia hurt-aud in the confusion
the rubies disappear. Phil Van War
dcn-who is hiding In the house. hop
ing to get money from his sister,
caught under suspicious circumstances
! His father thoroughly iuccused, ac
cugses him OF the theft and disown
him.
Ted Rollins. the reporter happens e
bc in the house at the time and, thougI
me- lacks complete confidence in Phi
doesn't believe him capable of theft
determninr to make an attempt 90
clearing him, if such thing is posi-
BILE.
Marietta has been secretly suspicion
of Hastings, for mo- particular reaso
save voman's instinct-and drops
bnt tu Rollins, who begins TO watc
! the adventurer. Presently. HastlnI
sends rather unusual message to
sister of Charity asking her 20 ca
for donation-aud Rollins IS suspi'
" iuus enough TO be near with thr.
plain-cIothcs men when she arrive
: She proves to he Cummings, confeo
= crate Of Hastings the Rubies al
recovered.
The Calumet news., 1914-03-24
Power Drama at Lyric.

"Alexia's strategy a two part Edi-
son subject. features the Lyric bill
The story. as the title indicates, de-
picts the cleycrncss OF a much-loN"d
girl i'm unmaskinr a supposedly ardent
suitur Walter Young and John Os-
good were both infatuated with AleNia
Trexcll, daughter Of the president oi
the trust company in which both young
men worked. Because AleNia prefer
red Young. Osgood stole -four hum
dred thousand dollars worth OF securi-
ties out of the vault and cnterin"
Young's room, left an discriminating
handful of the bonds under table.
Young. apparently, the only man who
could possibly have taken the bonds.
was arrested the bonds were found
under the table and Young was sea-
fenced to long term i'm prison ON TIE
strength of the overwhelminE mass q.
circumstantial evidence.
Osguod was now able to recommence
! his suit for AleXa with reasonable
prospect of success. Bur unfortunate
~ his path was not yet free from diff
hculties. ON his way to Young's house
with the securities. Osgood had un-
Willingly dropped a cardcase Whicf
contained incriminating evidence. tsa-
koff. a Russian derelict, found tins
cardcase and. few days after Young
had been sentenced to Jail, called on
Osgood. and coolly demanded black
mail.
Osgood unable to protect himself
! was forced to pay Usakoff's extrava
CANT demands, and the Russian pre-
pared himself for life Of easy attlu
ence. Alexia's suspicious were arouse'
by Osgoods evident fear of the my
tcrious Russian, and she resolved t
discover the reason for Csakoff's hoh
lover her suitor. \ telegram iron
Usakoff To Osgood, demanding money
which Alexia accidentally intercepted
Iaroused her suspicious To fever heat.
To accomplish her ends, Alex
brought all her charms 10 bear ON tn
cheerful Usakor. I'm short time j
was hopclessly in love with her. the
Aloxia PLAYED on her vehement admir-
cr's jealousy. She told him that sh
was going To marry Osgood. tsafoi
wild with anger, told her of the pa
Osrood had played in Ioung's conVl'
tion. and when Os}ood came, he dare
The Calumet news., 1914-03-24
new P. NJ. GETS
COM MI SSION
Will Assume His New Duties in
Laurium on April 20

Christopher Lowney, the conirma'
ton of whose nomination for the Lau-
rum postmastoiship was recently an
ucuuced. has received hi- commission
from Postmaster General Bulcson aud
is ready To- assume his new position
upon the expiration OF his predeces-
sor's term. April 20. Mr. Lowney proh-
ably will devote some time 20 the
study OF conditions and to famiiiWiz-
iug himself with his ucw duties, before
ro assumes charge of tho Lawium Of
fee
II lis hardly Iibely there win bc any
cherace introduced for the present aut
as am Of the members uf the stait OF
the Lurlum postoiliCc are working on
a civil service basis, it H. certain there
win bo mo- changes There. II is E"ac'.
The Calumet news., 1914-03-24

ated with military action. roar ot dis
tant cannon. movement OF troops and |
the smell Of the gunpowder, not a shot !
is fired.
Arabia" the horse with a human
intellect, performs numerous surpris-
ing feats. He unties the ropes with
which he is tethered and escapes toI
his mistress Miss Fay. lie Keeps a
rendezvous with a hidalgo who is i'm
prisoned In a Spanish jail and carries
the prisoner to safety and in the end
lie captured and delivers 10 justice a
peon ovcrsecr who. by his malcvulcnce,
has caused the hidalgo To be arrested.
II IL all picturesque, exciting and
novel. As the story goes, Felix. an
American, is employed as bookkeeper
at a large hacienda in Cuba. Juan, a
half breed oVerseeT of the estate loves
the planters daughter He makes
brutal advances TO her and the girl Is
saved from his violence by Felix. Juan
is deposed as overseer and Felix is
given the position. I'm spirit Of re-
venge the peon steals Arabia the
| daughters horse, rides TO the head
quarters of the Spanish general of the
district and reports that the hacicn-
diero is recruiting detachment of in
surgents. During Juan's absence the
horse effects its own escape. The plant
er is arrested, taken TO the Spanish
! headquarters and sentenced TO be shot
at sunrise. An nsurscut leader in the
| vicinity is notified of the proceeding
and hurrics with his detachment of
reBels To aid In the rescue. The trusty
horse carries file To the prisoner and
after the bars have been demolished he
carries the planter 20 his friends. The
Spanish soldiery gives chase and is
caught in an ambuscade and captured
Juan has returned To the hacienda t'
take the daughter away, but his evi
purpose is interrupted by the arrivo
of a United states soldier with des'
i patches to Felix. The insurgents ar
rive with their prisoners ana Felt'
reads despatch which tells that san
tiago has fallen and that his service
as military spy are ended Juan steal
away in an attempt to escape, but Ara
bia chascs him back into the patti
where the halc-brced lands in Il toun
tain.
The Calumet news., 1914-03-24
Military Play at PEOPLES.

The Peoples Offers, IN rs headIIh'
subject. For the Freedom of Cuba .
two reel drama Of love and adventure
the first play To feature Miss Essie Fay
and her remarkable trained hors"
Arabia since Miss Fay's joining the
Universal some weeks ago The picture
was made at the Pacific Coast studl )'
by Director otis Turner and the story
is one of dash. daring and action whlcr
keeps the red -blouc corpuscl's NOV
ing every minute of it's unfolding ~
uniuuc feature of this production Il
that although the first reel is pcrlne
The Calumet news., 1914-03-24
BOOSTER FOR MT. CLEMENS,

Joseph J. Schnaufer has arrived
home from am extended visit 10 tho
southwest and to Mt Clemens the
rm having been made for the b'neht
of his health. Mr.. Schnaufcr claims a
complete recovery after a Ions illness
with rheumatism and credits MI
Clemens with thc cure, he having re-
ccivcd but little benefit from his visit
to New Mexico during the carly part
of the winter For the past five years.
however ne took the baths al Mount
Clemens and his aimcut has vanished.
The Calumet news., 1914-03-24
"kathlyn" at The Royal.


THE Royal Slave" the fourth of the
Adventures of Kathlyn" series, will be
shown at the Royal tonight. The es-
cape from the temple and Kathlyn's
Imprisonment by Umballah, mark tho
course Of this chapter
After Kathlyn's seenlingly marvellous
escape from the Temple Of the Lion,
she realizes her peril and eventually
makes her way by Woodcraft to tree,
at the base of which is an idol. This
outrageous tree seems to have kindly
shadows, and Kathlyn takes refuge
among it's branches, exhausted after
her terrible flight through the tangled
Woodlands. She weaVes for herself a
dress of fbrous grass that blends with
the llora and the branches Of the trees,
just as the markings Of many wild ami
mails does comporting with th"ir en-
vlronment, giving them inconspicuous
security In this parb she escapes,
only To fan into the hands of traders
who capture her, believing her To be =
slave.
The chief of this band concludes Ia
take his captive to a nearby city, place
! her i'm slave market and sell h"r
Eventually she Is sold, curiously
enough to Umballah. who does not rec
ognize her on account Of the Sarec over
| her face. Kathlyn, who has been sue
cessful in outwittmg Cmballah, con-
cludes To reveal 10 him her identity an'
| when she does, he is furious and indig'
nant beyond words.
While she was i'm the slave market
she managcd to learn of the where
ahouts of Bruce. and conveyed a mes
sage 10 him through Che caste mark"
Of Alfalfa. Bruce Is again close, but j.
n few minutes too late to save her, 1
Umhallah. in his fury, has orderc'
Kathlyn TO be incar2erated in III
same prison that confines her father
She had believed her sire dead, bu
when she is placed into the dungeci
she recognizes the ragged and cmaci
atcd lost one and joyous meetm
drives melancholy from the inhospi
table place. This. however is short
lived, for the malignant Umballah ap
pears and tells Col Hare that hi
daughter Kathlyn is now his slave-hi
chattle-and that he will do with he
as he likes. Instead of having the ei
feet he hoped-in humbling the prison
or i'm chains at his feet-it inspire
him with fury, and Hare. now possess
ed of maniacal strcnEth, springs upo
Umballah like a wild beast and bea
him down, grinding him against u
rocky floor of the DUNGEON.
\ special feature at the Royal
- The Tigers Of the Hils," reS
, charming Western story. Lieutenal
b Howard makes bitter enemy of Can
P tain Miller his rival. when he wins Il
hand of Ruth. the colonel's daughte
Later. the two officers are sent To Il
rescue of immigrants who are a
> tackled by Indians. Howard is scriou!
: ~ injured and carried off the Held J.
his maddened horse. Seeing chan'
to bring disgrace upon his rival Mill
f. reports that Howard deserted und
fire. Later Howard saves the entl
. post from destruction and is cleared
: dishonor. when Miller, who is mortal
= wounded, makes a denying confessio
9 The exciting incidents Of this sto
n will hold the audience spell bound.
The Calumet news., 1914-03-24

tunns Of the decision Of the firemen to
seek AN increased allowance, consider
able sentiment has developed m the
village in favor of granting the appil-
cation. the stand being taken that ths
Iaurium hrcmen row receive less re-
muncration for more work than the
Gremcn Of any other village i'm the
county. II is thought the council VIII
consider the application favorably.
The Calumet news., 1914-03-24
ARRIVALS OF THE sToRK.

births recently reported TO clerk
Martin Prisk are daughters 10 Mr. ana
Mrs. John Kocpala Of 12o Amysdalo.a
street. Mr and Mrs Charles Hadden.
767 seventh street; Mr. and Mrs. Os-
car Bayard, ll3 Florida street, and
Alr. ana Mrs. Frank Levcsque Of 30
Hegla street and sons 10 Mr. and Mr.
John Leary of 7l5 seventh street anI
twin boys TO Mr. and Mrs. John =.
Shea of 437 Kearsarge street.
The Calumet news., 1914-03-24
Laurium Department

ally recognized that the Laurilm post
Office, in its new quarters. is very
efficient department and Mr.. LoWney
viii do his utmost TO continue the eN-
ccucnt service and make whatever i'm
suggest themselves 10 him.
Mr.. Lowney has rendered his resis-
nation a. munager of the Calumet
branch Of the Portage Coal aud Dock
company and is prepared To devote ms
entire time to the office, as ls required
by tire department rulings.
The Calumet news., 1914-03-24
LAuRluM 1REVITIEs.



Mrs. .. *. Bartloy departed Satu'-
day evening for her home in Mount
Clemens, Mich, after visiting with her
son. q. X. Bartley of Laurium.
Mrs. Samuel Mawrence has arrived
home from several weeks visit TO
Chicago.
Joseph Winners entertained a party
cf gentleman friends at a stag party
at his homo in Laurium Saturday
evening. The gathering was very
pleasant one.
The Laurium Amusement company
produces of the special moving picture
film, Copper Mining in the c. & H.
has granted Maj. Mike Phillips eNclu-
sivc rights 10 the picture for lower
Michi.an. Mr.. phillips Is well known
here through his visits with the 'miii-
tary movies" ana ON duty with the
state troops during the strike
Contractor Joseph winners has been
awarded the contract for the rrdccora-
tion Of The Mohawk bank. Work was
started this week and viii bc pushed
vigorously.
The funeral Of the tcn-month's-oI'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Engen
who dica SUNDAY morning, was helc
this afternoon with services from The
home of otto Scllbcrs.
The Calumet news., 1914-03-24

walker Whiteside will play W
wa" i'm New York next month.
The Calumet news., 1914-03-24

him 10 deny his remarks. Two detec-
tivcg. whom AlcNia had previously hid
den i'm the room, seized the evidently
guilty Osgood, and hurried him of 10
trial. Young was released, completely
exonerated, and returned To AleXia,
Just in time To kick downstairs no less
"a person than the redoubtablc Mr
Csakon, who was unable To realize that
AleXia was not madly devoted to him.
The Calumet news., 1914-03-24

Adrif',' is so great that it is practical
iy impossible now for house manag.
ers to obtain these films for more than
two days at a time
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-29
INTEREST NoCR FRIENDS

7 ANUARl sith. tho voters of
~ Klamath Falls viii Be asked to
decide whether or not tho city shar;e.
should be amended TO empower the
council to negotiate with the govern
meat for the acquisition OF the Ankc-
ny canal. II Is ap to each ot Is.
therefore. TO see that there 10 big
toarnoat a; the polls tina, day. In or
der to make possible the closing Of
this waterway. which for years has
seea a menace 70 the health Of the
city.
The Ank.Ey canal. no doubt. has
been blamed for more than It's share
OF illness. but noeoay can say that II
cannot be banned for any. One look
At certain parts of IL. the bottom
allied with s.aSnsa, water. old moss.
d-eayins vegetation. old cans and
other rubbish. Is enough to convince
even the mos; skepsieai tha; it 10 ss
ldeai disease breeding spot. and that
as long as IL exists In its prssen; COO.
dition IL is q danger TO health.
in order TO take any steps toward
the close Of this ditch. the council
must be empowered 10 do 20 by a
change In the charter Of the city A
proposed amendment. which would
allow this. has been prepared. and
las, night the council passed an ordi-
nance submitting the question to the
people At a special election To In
sure It's passage. 1t Is necessary that
the people be acquainted with the
crying need for the closing OF this
ditch. so the success OF the campaign.
from nov on, Is up to his honor. Mr..
Private Citizen. or his good wife
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-29
PUT STOMACH IN
fine CONDITION

Undigcsted food delayed in the
stomach decays. or rather. ferments
the same as food left In the open air.
says a noted authority. He also tells
us that indigestion is caused by hyper
acidity. meaning. there Is an excess
Of hydrochloric acid In the stomach
which prevents complete digestion
and starts food fermentation. Thus
everything eaten sours In the stom-
ach much like garbage sours In q
can. forming acid fluids and gases
which initiate the stomach like q toy
balloon. That We feel a heavy.
lumpy misery In the chest, We beich
up gas. We eructate sour food or have
Gatulence. watsr-brash or
nausea.
lie tells Us to lay aside all digestive
aids and instead. get from amy pharm-
acy four ounces OF Jad Salts and take
. tablespoonful In glass Of water
before breakfast and drink while II IL
e6eryescing and furthermore. 70 con-
tinus this for . week. While relief
follows the nrst dose. II is import
ant 70 neutraliss tho acidity. remove
.he gas-msking mass. start the liver.
stimulate the kidnsys and thus pro-
mote . free dow Of pure digestive
|uicss.
Jsd Salts u inexpensive and 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-29
oLD-TIME COLD CURE
DRINK HOT TEA

Get snail package Of Hamburg
Breast Tea, OF as tho German foik.
call 4. Hamburger Brust Thse." at any
pharmacy. Take a Tablespoonful OF tho
tea, put cup of boiiing water upon
u. pour through n sieve and drink n
tsaSup full at any tins during The
day or before retiring. 10 10 the most
effective way TO break . cold and curs
grip, as Il opens the porss Of the akin.
relieving congestion. Also Lossss ths
bowels. thus breaking up cold.
Try IL tho next Tina you suffer from
. cold or the grip. II 10 Inexpensive
and entirely vegetable. therefore safe
and harmless.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-29
NICKEL IN A SLOT
TO GET A RANCOAT

tn. consequences. may soon SGT rain
coat from an adjacent machine an a
result OF the ingenuity OF Mlsa Elisa-
beth GaiSrai,h. head of tho art faculty
Of tho University of Arkansas
Mas GAibraiih has obtained letters
patent on paper raincoat. said to be
waterproof. She plans 10 manutao-
tGre tho coats In largo quantities and
distribute them Ia specially devised
vending devicss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-29
>otiec of fropostioaats A.s~>am~ss
ut t'ruP-rty Liable fos tho Cu-s NJ
tmpruviax Third ssr~ct from Nt~ia
STREET ta Caiifosnia As~nus,

Notice IN hereby given that The
common eouneil Of tho city o. klam,
a,h Falls. Oregon. did By ordnance
duly adopted on the 18th day Of po.
eembeF. 1914. and approved BY the
mayor on the s2d day os poccmb.r.
1914. declare th. proportional. as.
sosamont upon each lot. part of lot.
block and acreage property beaeHtsd
and liable for tn. cost OF improving
Third street from Main street Ia Cal.
ifofaIa avenue. Including intcrscc.
tons,
Tho boundaries within which the
property lies upon which such asscss.
men,s were so declared ana ordered
dockctsd are particularly described
a. foliows
beginning at tho Intersection os
Third and Main strcets Ia the city
Of klamath faiis. Oregon. thence
In an eaa,eriy direction along tho
boundary line Of Main street to tho
intersection Of tho boundary Tine
between Iots 2 and in block ~ OF
tho original town OF Llnkyiiie. aow
klamath Falls. Oregon. running
thence Ia norihcrly direction be-
tween lots and and q and 7
In said block ~ and along the lines
between lota . and . and g aad 7.
In block ! of the original to~n of
Lnkviilc. now city Of Klamath
Falih. Oregon. TO tho intcrseetion
Of High street. thence In AN easter.
ly direction along tho center lin.
OF High street 10 tho intersection
OF Fifth street. thence northsriy
along the ccntor line ~ Firth street
10 tho intersection Of Mitchell
street: thence south westerly along
tho center line OF Mitchell street 10
the Intersection OF Mount whitney
street; thence westerly along the
center line of Mount whitney
street 10 tho center line of Cal.
ifornia avenue. thence south wcst-
erly along the center limo OF CAL
ifornia street or avenue 10 the In.
'ersection OF Teddy street: thence
along tho center limo Of Teddy
street TO the intersection os soc.
ond street: thence southeaaterIy
along tho center line OF SECOND
street TO the Intersection OF Nc |
kinlsy strsst; thence south 10 the
center line Of First street: thsncs
southeastsrly along the center line
OF First street 10 the Intersection |
with Hish street; thence north
sasesTiy along the center line Of