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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

0rauben Dor Den 96oren erridtet.
lleberoQ frobe @ntwidlung IN irob-
liber glrbeit.
IS oerite5t iib BON ieI6er, oaB
&onigsberg 0eu cit oes bo1lten
W2iEitars, Ser @enerolit1t uno Der
Ssontmonoontrr bil0et, mie es ilber.
6ailpt als gropin5iolbouptita0t oaS
GbqrpraIionm GitprettBens, oas
Sberlonoesaeri6t oas eroDin6ial-
idulfoQegium oas a0Higlibe &onli.
itoriitnL fur5 Die Spisen idnimtIi9cr
W1litdr. ilno 8iOilbeboroen IN ieinen
W2ouern birgt.
sSn Wlittelpimft Der Stoot itebt
sic @cnoeinia gllbertina SSbre @rrn.
oung crioIgte our9 Den leeten Sod.
meilter oes oeuti6en yfitterorOens
&er5og gllbre1t bon 4reuBeL ais EN-
@oQpert oeS 0eutidtbultis. Seine
6lammen iollten ihloget in beioni'
ihe Sitte, i'll glber9lanben ino lll-
peritano. llno Der g9ioeriheiu iollte
itra6len iiber Die @ren5pfdble binauS
in iremoe 9anoe. gSie gepaltig oas
Qidlt oes @eiites BON bier ausaegoll-
Gen, oafiir fiinoen gIomen iDie- Sott.
iheO, ISamonn, Simon Sad H. y.
Sir ole 3eit ober gepeibt lit oic
St1tte, an Ger mir lteben, OurA 0as
ggirfen ienes @roBen @epaltigeM
oeiien @orten ole g8elt laiidte. 9o-
nigsbcrg lit Die &eimot6 oes u@ate.
qoriiden Smperotios~ Die Seilnnotte
SAINTS. llno nah ibnl melh
QroBc @elebrte IN ieinen Spllren.
Ger 86iloiopb 9foiencron5 ser glitro-
nom geiiel, oie &6ilologen Sobed
uno 9ebrs, ser @bpiiter 6roil5 9leu-
monn lio pie iie allie 6eiBeu moaen
gluh in unieren Eooen Bot bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

0ie @onigIi6e 6oiipt- ulo 9leii.
0enslta0t aonigsberg lit oos Centrum
0ItpreuBens 0eit i6rer @eihi6te eng
Derfniipft i9art iie 'auf cine grobe
@ergongeubeit 5uriid. 0eufpiir0ig
miro es bleiben, oaB in oieien@ren5-
marfen 93reuBen Ieine idperiteA Bit
ietlten Gage iob, ua0 auf Der onoeren
Seite, Dab bier I'M Often mitten IN
ranben Sriegsitiirineu oos Wiorgen.
roth elmer neuen 8eit, Der belle @lan5
ungeabnter @roBe, iiber Dem Toter'
lonoe uufleuhtete.
SSn Ser Staot Aonigsberg ielber
Bat Die @eldidjte ord Stahoen eins
9ldtlng oebietenoe Stelling perlie-
ben, Der 8auimannidnit, Dem ,Solf
III Q9aiien~, Den Shloenten.
Die 4aufmnnuidait lit elm gtoh'
fonlme Der alten Sanio3eit. Sbre
eigentli1e &eiinotb lit Der wellemim.
moate Sneipbof. glber aud i'm &0bes
nidt ltno in Der 9tltita0t itebt ein
&duiermeer uadtiger Speider, gum
2Beil nit @er5ieuttgeu aus Dem D1it'
ielalter DerIeben. llno aui oen 9Irmen
0es @regels rngt Elm rei1er Wiaiten-
polo in Die blauen Site.
9(uf Der anoeren Seite aber bat Der
5unebmenoe Seebauoel auI oaS itoo-
iiihe 2eben ielbit eineu noh6altigen
@influB ousgeiibt gEm Bregelufer en-.
bebt ii9 Die itattlide 9orie. 9eion.
oerc Sonoelsbohidulfurie lebren Die
proftiihen GriabruHgen tbeoretilc6
perpertbeu ino ouis @enaueite aus.
nuben. Die beinatblide Snouitric
lit i'm @a1ien be9riiien Dlddti9e
Siloipei6er, 8eauIoiefobrifen, groBe
W2nihineubetriebe imo oergI. lino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

9lIbertina i6ren 9htf bemGbrt. EiiN-
tiqe 9ebrfr1fte ON allen 5afultdtenl
9leiAc, leidt 5ugauglide Sibliot9e'
fen. Die fouiglihe IN mdhtigem Sc.
b6iioe nit aroBem SeieIoal, Die
Stoot6ibliot6ef i'm 9eiib populdr-
wiiienIhaftlic6cr @erfe cine Gr.
odn3una ser anOcren. 0o5u reihbal-
fiee Seminarbibliotbefen Sn Ser
Ebatl Elm meites 5el0 Ser glrbeit
fir oen uiliensoiiritgen N3liieniobn-
Gos MISUNDERSTANDING lit in Ser
W2itte oes poriecn So6rbunoerts neu
er6aut ipor0en. Sine Sdulenballe gibt
Dem duBeren 9lusie6en einen pra6.
tiqen Q(6iHluB. 60 itebt iie ga mitten
auf oem 4orooepIas i'm friihen
Grim, rmgebeu BON oen Ienfmdlern
Srieori1 @ilbelns III. lno 3onts
cine itol3e Burg ser @iiienihoi-
ten. Gos Snnere entIpridlt 9an5 0em
Ginorud, Sen man bonn diiBeren @au
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

0urH bic &irBen intereiieren. glutb
an ben WAneen miro er. nidt porhber-
i1reiten. GaS &rufiiamndeum belist
3ablreic6e @rinneriingel aus Der
@or3eit ser beimotblihen 8rooin5
uno ser benaGbarten iittereiionten
Golfer, @ofien llrnen @erdt6e,
ggidingerihifie, ruiiiibe, litaliiidle
@enflpiir0igfeitel @rinnerln9en an
Syumanuel &ant. 0ie @emGloegoQe.
rie lit inn 9eiis BON SriginaIen nam.
bcfter aiinitler oes neln5ebnten
S5o6r6unOerts. Die 9erniteinionlm,
llnq ser llniDeriitdt lit cine Se6ens-
miiroigfeit Ger @roOin5, 0eren Bern.
iteintiiite idon Dem often 9fomer be-
fonnt mar.
1urcb 5e6n E6ore fiibrt Der @eg
aus Ser 6eitung ms 6reie. @ir mani.
bern ferlab BON ben groBen Seer
itroBen Dorbei all Der Sternmarie
uno Dem &riegeroenfmol ourh oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
9blereaEiea.

renopierte, 1907 i'm 9eiieir Oes aai-
iers freierlid eingepeibte Dom err
p15nt. Gr lit eines Der &leinooicl
Totihlanos, iberreicb an mertbool.
len Qlltert6imern 0riginolgemdloe
BON @ronoh lAmIden iein Stneres
Die &ouptiebensipiiroigfeit biloeE
obcr Ser GborrauH nit ieinea
Sunisereieh ieineu gepaltigen
@rabmalert iciuen @ouonalereial
scr 5iiriigngulit oes leBten @oduel.
tiers lm0 @runoers Ger lluiperlitdt,
@cr5og 9ll5rshts bon sBreuBen.
glu6 oos S6loB nit Den foiierli-
WeH @enidc6ern imo Dem berilbmten
Wlosfoipiteriaol III le6easwertb Scr
tl16tige 9au eriiinert an Die olten
3eiten, in oenen bon ieinen 3inneN
oie Sa5ne oes Geitiden 9fitteroroens,
6os idnnr5e arai5 aui peiBem
@runoe. tpeit ms 2onO griiBtc on bic
8cit ocs @roBen Surfiiriten an Die
Set ser G6nigstronnng BON 17O1.
9[liert6Amlihe @e6auoe befinocn
iin nod I'M &neipbof. Sie iinO nm
6cn Goni gelogert Ger iie pie Elm
gloler bei6irnit. GenfmGler ibmiideu
in REDEEM D8nBe unere Staot- Be
'ion6ers inn 0as SdloB 9erum iino
lie ouigericttet ais @oDr5eiben Der
@ergongenbeit
Gen 9lnitbiitorifer miro ein Song
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Der 6reun0 Ses @islauis maAt III
&iiter nit trauten @eid5rten enc
Sdlittidubpartie iiber 0as mdhtI9e
gismeer nu1 Hilloi ODER mciter lll'Q
meiterbin. Sn 6ii6balden ehpa rnlte1
man cine Meile, nii0e BON Der lnn9eh
6obrt. S6on iteben gisiegler berelt.
9unoigc Seeleute am Steuer. gSel
re6nt ii4 Die 5ld9e 0es SoiiS por
rnieren Sliden. Sdnea jogt Der
gSino. Sdneacr eilt nit flicgeroeH
Segeln uuier gisfaba fiber oas mere
Yicer. Nfitten i'm SamlanO olII
cen @oben oes 9llfaebirges fin0et Der
9iooeliport peite &crbreihlng. sung
un0 alt Gilt 6inouS aus ben dngelI
Nlouern in Die iriicbe, freie gtatllr
5lim erfreuliAen Sport. III IS iel
iibrigcus erudbnt, Dab nlitten ~
&onigsberg Ger berrlide SdloBteid)
in Der g9inter3eit Dem &lub Oer
Sdliitibu6l1uier cine luGhti0e, aus
Erefflidite ongelegte, I'M SlAt9lanj
prongen0e @isbabn bietet .sicltS
Sd0ueres gibt es iiir Den 6r.aao gc'
iunoen SporteS, ais iih bier uad)
&er5cnSluit SIT tummeln glci9pieL
ob SomcniHein Iddelt oh @inter'
itiirme grimmig tobeu. giue Sfllt'
tenpnrtie Inn Die gSeibnadts5eit duer
0urcb 0itpreuBeu i'm @an6reii pratt
8cnOe SSdloer geb0rt 5u Den Iicbi.-9
Grnnerunoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

gcmonnen bat. 9lu nd9tigen @1or-
inoridulen borbei i6reitet man bin
ouf ms g[iOitorium 0foriurum. @s
lit geraoe &r5nlngsfeier. Die @roiei-
iorenglode ertont in ihollenoem
Alang. 8on @alfou rouiAen Subel-
marid uno 6eitoeiona. Ser Bug oer
&onorotioren rabt 9lae 0ie feitliden
9lmtsgeipdiioern. Gie &orporoiionen
in @ihs lno 5obne Elm buntes
9ilO Inn oie lorbeerunfr6n5te Ae0.
ncrbii6ne. Ole glula ielber fiiblt
iib uiiroig iolder 5eitfeier. Bon 0eH
g91nOen i6nuen ole bier 5ofult6ten,
@emalOe nnmboiter @iinitler, ouf
ibre Siineeriboar bero6, Ole orunten
i6r gemeiniomes Set feiert lln0
oben orii6er griiBt ein blauer Ster.
nenbinlnel.
&onigs6erg 6eiibt aud ionit in iei.
men Mauern monhes Se6enspert6e.
9ln eriter SteQe lei Ser nrolte, jest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
Nintraalidl.

6rou Glic 5u ibrcr 6rcunOiD;
.g8eiBt on iG bredle monhmal
cincn lStreit pom 8ouuc, neil SuliiS
cine 10 cnt5iiden0e 9lrt bat MID mic
0cr 5il OeriobneH"
ugSie 0oS ~
,,Gr gc5t min0eltens BRET Gaze
lang ms 5eitolirant @littng cilcn ulN
8ie6t mir niAtS pom &irt6lAaiiSgelO v
obl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

aa oatfde correpouoct Baltimore enn sen 20 sema 1914
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18
A LITTLE SPORTING GOSSIP
BY Hal Sheridan

lieve sha, Organized Baseball hasn't
all the money in the world
Tha, sounds like Iosh. ba, the
sad part OF Il Is that it's based on
actual fact When the National
Laague was holding It's meeting here
a week OF so back. ore magnate scri-
ousiy suggested tha, Major League
leaders proceed against the rederais
on tho ground that the latter was
eonspiring to &c, all the good players
In the world and 10 injure the stand
Ing Of Organized Baseball
The suggestion was one OF many
others Just as foolish that xese
sprung at the most foolish and aim
less thing in the world. to wit: q
meeting OF the magna,es. or magnuts
as a contemporary calls them. The
only real good done is the advertising
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18
GRILL TO SEND
ONE TO "txP0'
FREE TRANSPORTATION To AND
FROM SAN FRANCISCO. AND
FREE ADMISSION TO AMUsE-
MENrs To BE GIVEN AWAY

Another resident OF Klamath eoun-
~ is to receive free trip to the
Panama Pacific exposition in San
Francisco nc1, year. according to the
made today BY the
management OF the Hall Grill.
This popular eating house has offer.
ed to furnish free transportation 10
snd from San Francisco. and admis.
sion tickets 10 esq os the attractions
and shows on the exposition grounds
The selection OF the fortunate person
to make this trip Ia to be left entirely
with tho patrons OF the 6riil.
Each sues, between now and March
ist will have the privilege Of voting
for their choice OF the candidates In
proportion 10 the amount OF their bill.
One vote will be allowed for svery 10
cents spent at the GrIi!. Candidates
can be nominated by using tho blank
which appears In the advertisement Of
the Hall Grill In the Herald.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18

Written for the raitsd Press
NEW YORK. Dec. ls.-Base. ut
ter base conspiracy of the deepest hue
is now charged agains, the Dead
Feds" Whether Organized Ball will
take the matter TO the grand Jury re-
mains TO be seen Here's how the
eonspirsey charge Is doped out by
the fretted. picked on magnates Of
%. n"
Tie Federais have coppered lot
Of bullion. sometimes piled high on
taples in rooms where Big League
players are invited TO talk things
ever. and sometimes actually paid out
70 players Who don't care about harsh
words. but jump to the Feds In spite
Of them. the Federals are In terrible
conspiracy 10 make bali players be-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18

=. Ia an Undesirable hamiiiatluas -
xrit-s ps Robert iriasss. Poet t-aas.
cate Ia sisSroas pabiie protest.
against professional fua,bsti Ia var.
tiaas. THAT skss The cansalans arc
rF"ssiaE Tho Atlaa,ls sY thousands
10 hsht foF issssaln. tho Isrisaas thea
selves shoala 30 lsiY eosxs1sa,ra IN
thousands to asteh sns.baii b-tax
hissod aboas
III ls not oaly that shv toasbaii
p,afsr. themselves could sssnpo.e a
hstiai'oH ot ~hns1 stssssth our Array
alsh, bs psosa. bot th~y arc pso,,s'
inx a tesPssaa, sseitsHsat Which dis.
,Faess The average eltissns of cur
great tawas considering aaa facing
their duty to ttpsr eauntfY. and sas
eousaxSs them in alshoaos vhea glory
10 offered Nor 10 this ali. the iaauls
ssHes of shsir asdiassy amusement
az time Of actual natienai pUsii.
wton tho uossramsnt is aasiossiy
eaiiiax fof soldiers. aaas enormously
la tho d@aainE spirit Ut indiaescace
aaa os isnosas, confidence. which 10
our main source of peril
Our enemies calculated at.a ahd.
ina the taass of our people spsshesir.
~ anY class Ia showing ttseif Ia be so
,hoy arc traitors. and mach more
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18
Forest Service Works
With Weather Bureau

which viii uescSsita,c a eiime " ave
or elk thousand feet, In one or two
cases Il will take the ranger two days
10 make the circuit Of his snow scales.
IL Is very significant tha; the depth
os the snow in the Cascades Increases
rspidlS with the altitude While
there may 30 a foot OF snow at an
altitude of i.eeo feet, there may be a
depth Of ave fec, at s,ooe feet e,eva.
ton. and ,cn OF even twenty feet on
the summit
An accurate record Of the depth Of
the snow In the mountains Is OF srea,
value, l, assists the weather bureau
in predicting the probable aclsht Of
rivers when the snow melts In the
spring, II assists engineers In estl-
mating the Cow OF streams used for
irrigation or for power I, enables
the torres, service 20 predict ,hs earli-
ness et The forest nrc season aud pre-
pare for T.
Hefcr.s from rangers for the No
vemhsr so reading have been coming
in during the psss few days. and they
lndra,o that there IL snoN over most
OF the national torrs, area. ea, that I,
is not as deep IS usual FOR this time
os the year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18
some MINOR WAR NEWS FROM rIp0e,
,irrLn sroH,Ns tmoM FRONT rmA, ,,
rm.o,an rms cArsrAiA rns ,,uo,s ,o. ~.
SAC" or''N"-so~s A"s rn'v,a,4 n,r A., an, ,,,..'"


LONDON. Nov, ~ thy mall Ia
SsW Seft tho Inconvenience oi
llfs Ia tho tsashss 10 sisidi, d.seflb,
ed by aa osrieeg serving With the
ladlaA eontins.nt We had quite q
hard sssA aud rather an exciting one
gadeg she'll fire isy and ulsht. aud
s,ragpiRs :, throughout The day. be
asSs ln ivstos 10 fsi.aa hste
two hundred yafas oa,y separated
suta tsua tho eusmSs ,soaebss so &c
had Ia b. soas,anti, oa tho aAss,.
itoms ui their ATTACKS Nstp rather
feeble out msa are Ptvsst good
shots and the ueImsas did not fass
their are .0r iaas fua slli bs sbie
sa gather samsghins VI uhas lite In
the Ir~arhss 10 Tia. ~hsa 1 toll yoa
that isf ten es I~siss days 90 lived
aud slop, la tbs clothes Ia shish NC
stood
',tnsIas aad uashlas sera oat af
the qgestian We ill uot see SOAP.
,swsls. seatabFash. eosab et aAir,
btash. eE iasatlua OF that sas, fps
otsf a sssA auF ased sraaa. fork
sy knifa, ssssps gtsshrs Aaifn. A
hl, Of stiss nasss ah esssiisns saes,i-
ssts Tor spo~a oF Epfs. aai ball,
hs-f ls esslsS dlssSetod stth aas's Go,
ssrs u Ia @osasstal aus aa. s~ss
rsoa 10 auias sl,hoa, shlhss. ~a.rh
IN uyllaarY times sne iassAs on =. 10
iIsBraslbls
Tee aEa soTss tablets ani ashes
,hiass ssas sst by people ., hamp
afS ssash appreciates iasssiss chss,
ola,s ts sfsa, ssaaahf. aHa aas salis
Chocolate d0ss ap la eoatuaieas slices
~as tuss popular sahs ~ us ~,
ssissa asas ~siraass parcels al ts'
,hsrro ssa matches. whtsk s.sa aaaa.
ed rpaha Matches ass q esrss ait'
hsulss hgsu Il is ain.esis ss sarfy
anything ss@as eserps .hss oae saa
pa. sa oao's poesst es Aas1ssass
sNrFsthinz oar has. tueiaains ssost.-~
sess fainea We bad sessa deal II
rata. and the soil ~as .isyer, go you
can itnaslHs thx state In shtsa 90
ssss reduced tnaa fsosn head ID
tont -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18

the game gets. and sometimes the
advertisins isnt complimentary,
Asoa, the most sensible suggestion
made az the n, L. mee,inS came from
one cf the lesser lights. who asked
whyiue, the Organised pall leaders
don't hop 20 the offensive and ase
some Of that much mooted Seon, 200
war fund,
True, Il Was to recognising the
Feds TO compete In the matter OF
salaries. eu, Il would save ios OF
court action ths, gets them nothing
In the majority OF eases, anu would
make the tans think they mean, sas,.
ness.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18
LOCAL COUPLE
WEOS IN NORTH
SHARu..s LowsRY AND Miss LIN.
ME HICKS MARRIED At TIM
RRiDE's HoME IN RosEDCR0
TUESDAY,

According TO tho Roseburw Review.
Charles Lowcry. who conducted =
tailoring establishment here tor scv.
crai years. VAS married Tuesday
night at RoscbarS to Miss Mlnnis
Hicks. who was connected with the
Temple and Star thea,rr boz ofncss
for soaie timo. The ceremony was
performed at the home OF the brides
parents
Immediately after tho ceremony.
the couple took the train TOR wcissr.
Idaho. shore the groom IL to ergaSs
In business. His father. 9. r. Low
cry. who until rceentiy conducted a
barber shop here. has also gone 10
wctser
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18

A ec-opcratlve arrangement has
secn made recently betweea the
weather bureau and the forss, service,
whereby sosae OF the forest rangers
are to take monthly reading OF the
depth OF the snow In the remote
mountain regions Of the national fer.
ests. II has been dlGiceli in the PAS,
for the weather bureau 10 ascertain
the sxten, OF the snowfall in these
high regions. Not oaly are the noun
tain areas spaFsely settled, but they
are little sreauented. especially in the
winter.
ny this plan OF cooperation some
forty rangers In Oregon. aud almost
as many in Washington. viii make
regular observations.
The weather bureau has supplied
each ranger with one or two snow
scaiea- This instrument is simply n
graduated rod eight TO twelve feet
,oas. and Is set up In a rcpresen, tive
locality.
The ranger will visit, each snow
scale in his district once a month. and
read the depth of the snow as record
I'd By the scale. Some OF the scales
are set In high. Inaccessible places.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18

s'aa sia'or ot Mere, !. ,,sa,..
ii"s'ah. iiasolRsLlv m. I've nss
"ho arrived ~t,h q sums., = 'sf
sSan refugees ,bo s.ts "a
't'"s''a A"ons the Aospl,,.,. ~ -
% 'h' 'o~a ~as ssslsasa !. ~
ho'n" o' oss u the ioaa,s, -. !"
ah' "ss iH'e'llsss, Asa ssss.,.,,..
aha ~A' ~ad' ,horoasAb ,,,.'.'
~ hrr b"s, Aad aoat.s
nlsh' happshias To is.,r A., ~
r~'m the hoa'ssa sas h.,
a""f Aiar and sIaaslas n
'"H'ssea 1" SEQ her" sas,,ss ~.
"ss si'las any iaale.,,,. :, S
s's''l'hs dssso'ssi. sae p,oms,,, -. y
insa''a'sd si,h The pailse n.
's' "a' arrested aEa ,u,sss s,,, !.
'he h'ssi'sT1 a4tL6,lglss ~,
&" "s"A as. So,hiAs ~. .is,. -
asafa OF bss ,a,s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18

Tho stories e' ~ tss,s.s, ., a.
h''s'sa s'is1asss ls .lssmasy =. :.
b"afae eai sF The s,s-,,sss- !,
s<~'sad i.iuSI J i'hiiilyss r..,x. =.
ed ~, 81 shs ssd fssss a,s,.-.
ssS ~Fises ''va css,..s
We ~ss treated zee, eel -.
hSsD. We have s0pa bed. sss A.. :
The '""aaas, a la'ts sparysss 10 vsa
In. ssa = f'vass solalss sss
'aas, sai 'ss' rvo'aiss | had 4 ai~
ala ho' bath Tho f'ssss .a,. h ~,
ss'ai lssIaaiEs GOV rosls ..s us
'ss. saa ''ssh batter
I saa svsy aesuas, ss.,t 81
see s"srai.s ~ 90 sss ,ssis. l, =
tse fos'si. ahd shsa a.s sss ~
Ia g0s Ia 10 a'tssa toe :. sssys 4.
aa Tbs sfaga
Ia shs Sasssseasss i. sAn 1
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18

Myrou 7. H1rriek. whosr work In
Paris during the war waa such a eos-
spicuoua success. got Oh tho steamer
which brought him from Earope the
other day. he was met b. 500 friends.
most Of whom had begun To boon hin
for the republican nomination for
president. hut ,his is what ss had 10
say about II.
Il did not come bach TO talk poll.
ties or nonsense aboa, a presidential
boom don't want TO talk about
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18
;;;<f[1iN\
[.N7d&z3S

Checkers" comes To the orphsus
sunday and Monday. and In counted
one OF the best productions yet shown
in this show house.
One Of the biggest sellers Of Amer.
lean novels. Henry N. Blossom Jr.'s
story OF Checkers" mads into play
form. instantly scored a wild-fss sue
cess. and with Thomas w. Ross ~ tho
star. II played all over America TO
crowded houses. The powerful love
story which II told. tho wonderful
humaneDess Of It's characters and the
excitement OF the great racing scene.
plus the superb acting OF Mr.. Ross.
appeals 10 all classes and conditions
OF men. women and children. Tbos.
w. Ross. having been again secured
as the star, Checkers" II now offered
BY the All Star Feature corporation.
the producers Of Arizona" ~ q great
six part feature photoplay. staged un-
der the personal supervision Of Au-
gustus Thomas. Americas foremost
and stage director.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18

myself OF 10 he accused OF ,fylax ,o
eapltaiIts say creal, whieh haa b~1s
given mo for work aariaE the ~as In
'connc.tiou wiih ay diplomats paat,
In tho fFst plare. there has already
boen too much talk concerning ,hs !
attn xoins air~e, Ia washias,ea to re-
port. and thea will go to Ohio ana set
to -ork. | am vsry tired. aaa very
broke have ius learned ira, tho
Ohio Society has engaged rooms tos
ns a, tho Waldorf. Astoria. for which
! wili no, has" tn Gay THIS Ia the
beat Hrps | have heard In ioas
time
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18
Turkeys

TURKEYS
For Christmas or New Ysars; mar.
k't dressed. 10 cents: ready for oven.
~ cents. ,. J. Bowen. Bonsnss. t7-3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18

10 rs worth hsvisg. its worth ts.
suripg. Bse Chjlc0le.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-18

The discovery ~ German male
spy In tho person ~ a supposed Del.
The Coconino sun., 1914-04-17
Straight at It

There IS no use of our beating around the bush.'' We might as well out with it first as last. We want you to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the next time you have cough or cold. There is no reason so far as we can see why you should not do so. This preparation by it's remarkable cures has gained world wide reputation, and people everywhere speak of it in
 the highest tetms of praise. It is for
 sale by allDruggists.-Advertisement. all
The Coconino sun., 1914-04-17
Sheepman Satisfied this Year

George Morse, the sheepman, returned the first ot the week from the Salt River valley, where he's been looking after his flocks. During his absence he looked after the shearing and reports good results. His bands sheared an average of 6A pounds to the fleece and it was only 10 months growth at that. The total clip amounted to a little over 42,o pounds, and MT. Morse is we'll pleased with the outlook for the hockmaster this season. He is now located at his ranch in this section.--Snowhake Herald.
The Coconino sun., 1914-04-17
GENTLEMEN MEET AT
 WILLIAMS MONDAY

The Coconino Cattle Growers Association will meet at Williams next Monday and have invited all cattlemen to be present to discuss the proposed lease land law. The purpose is to give all smaller owners in the west end an oppor- tunity to express themselves on the subject as we'll as on the GAO acre grazing homestead proposi- ton.
The Coconino sun., 1914-04-17

When run down with kidney trouble, backache, rheumatism or bladder weakness, turn quickly for help to Fo- ley Kidney Pills. You cannot take them into your system without having good results. Chas. N Fox, Himrod, N Y., says: Foley Kidney Pills have done me more good than $50 co worth of medicine They give you good results Will Marian Pharmacy.-Ad- vertisement.