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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17

cleanliness, some " them preferred
t0 ~, down at table without 'eisal.
'nE ~ This IL all changed nos
There II az much rivalry In tabis
manners aud cleanliness nov az there
ia over ihs abilities Of each aa cook
lhsy all call me mother, aud try
I" live az 10 the name Now that
eo have grown dear t0 each other,
hoy come Ia the on Saturdays and
after school is out They give tn.
ih'if SonDdrncoa and advise them
frequently. Many tines. whom din.
rulil"s arise. they mako me thsIr
Judge. sometimes II IL hard 10 decide
case aud so,tlc II absolutely on l,s
merits bu, there has never beer az
apl-Ai,"
OF course there are times when tho
boys are not angels, On such oeea-
al"ns MES. CrSfy goes Oh the theory
that putting your arms around .
boy aud loving him do~a more good
than 4 whipping Next summer ars.
'fafb will traeh tho boys gardening.
She ls chairman Of the Minneapolis
improvement League Tho beard of
Education is so pleased wlth Mother
c'sfy's" ~orb si,h hry 80 hoys iha;
tho, are considering supplying a new
rang" aud n~w Kitchen utensils for
her Kitchen.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17

doubtodiY la To take away a man
iose talent. all thu, he has. and civ,
SO him ihsi has. looks unfair
Iiut iadsmeu, at the basinn.ns
Of l'f- is just shat this trs, ia MOI,
iafaif taking away and unfair TO
ward arc the iaA, things thought Of
( u vas n~Sss meant as Judgment
at the beginning nt thinEu. IL Ia dis
tsnctIs stated as likeness OF the
Kingdom Of heaven, aud hcarct
tnSaHh blosaednuss II ia part ot
tho suaprl aud the gospel means good
tlilngs All this taking away and
siyins 10 thnao that have Ia abaad,
shco. Ia the actual Kingdom. In a
resultant OF trst!ng Tho man who
talls in responsibility loses, The man
Sho stands tho tost receives.
s,ili II looks unfair. Tor perhaps
ho ~as not able TO moo, tho require.
m.nIS Probably he did not have the
ability, Hut this il Just wha, he did
have, To every man waa given nc.
cordinE TO his several ability. His
.tairht cquallad his ability TO fulfii
th. responsibility OF that talent, He
that failed. failed because hc chose
to defy natural law. Ilc that won
did so because hc chose to follow
natural law, None of thes. men was
judged until he had met natural law
with his talent, Tho Judgment came
nj tho end Of tho time OF test II
waa based entirely ON capacity and
choice, And this Ia u picture of the
kingdom Of heaven.
g. Tho Improbable Servant.
Responsibility TO some requirement
Ia the backbone Of this parable, Also.
Il In the backbone Of life, II In the
man who refuses to bc responsible TO
any thing or any hody or any law
i Is hc who becomes driftwood. This
ext makes allowance for all oppres.
lion. temptation. forced failures. so
allied. ana all tho things over which
40 have no control, II does not
tate them. but II takes account Of
hem. for IL aays that tho thing givon
nd brought out ut the end In judg-
men was tho thing which no might
ave doubled, In spite OF oppression,
and wrong. II was tho
urden which he might have carried
through, but for one thing: bis own
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17
OUR WEEKLY SERMON
Judgment Gifts"
auspirian and seinshneas.
II, T. a. RICHARDS. Pastor Methods. hpi.rop.i Church

aUsplrioH and solnnhnoza.
Washington GLADDEN. reviews three
ciAsE.s ot men he who noElects
hia osh business or ~urk and busics
himself sl,h ,ha, OF others. whom tho
business OF olhefs 10 not Injurious
80 Sovioly Society fsradiates nuch
as useless busybody. second. he
~ho priaca himself upon caring for
himself and hla own aloas without
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17
Notice to Creditors

In the County Court or the State Of
Oregon. In and for Klamath
County.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Mar
garet Mcmillan. Deceased:
Notice Is hereby given by the un-
dersigned. administrator Of the estate
OF Margaret Mcmillan. deceased. to
the creditors OF. and TO all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers. within six months
after the first publication OF this no
uee. to the said administrator, at the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17

tate should not b. ordered. and the
administrator discharged.
Dated this 5th day Of January. A.
ID. 1914
sILAs oBEScHAIN.
Administrator OF said Eatate.
I-b-2-Sr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17

LihsViiis. klAmath County. ore
gon.
J. H. Barnes. plaintiff,
Va.
l.. a. Uowis. Defendant.
To l.. A. Ho~is. the above named De-
fsndslt:
IN the name Of the State Of Oregon.
you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled
action on or before Tuesday. the 77th
day Of January. 1910. that being the
las, day Of the time prescribed In the
order for publication OF this sum
mons. and II you fail no 20 appear and
answer. for want thereof the plaintiff
Tili take judgment against you in the
sum Of 1880. together with intefss,
thereon q, the legal rate from oeto-
Der IL. 1919. and for costs and dis
bnrsements In this action. and for an
order OF this court that plaintiff may
have execution against q certain sum
OF money. tis+.<s. duo to you from
Arthur c. Lewis. which said sum has
been attached and Garn!shsd ia this
action.
This summons IL served on the de-
fendant herein By publication in the
Evening Herald. a daily newspaper Of
general circulation. printed and pub
iished at Klamath Falls. Oregon. not
less than once a week for six con-
sscutlve weeks. by order OF the Hon.
y. W. Go~en. Justice of the peace Ia
and for the District Of Linkviiie,
klamath county. Oregon. made. dated
and died In said action at Klamath
Falls. Oregon. on the 18th day OF
December. 1914. the date Of the nrss
publication thereof being Tuesday,
December isth. 1914.
JOSEPH 8. KENT.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
is-?3-so-s-i3-2o-27h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17

law ONES u stoss q 60. q xlaaasA
FaIIs. In said eoustyzoo1 ssass. ~
same being tho place fss the tssas-
action Of tho business Of sai1 sstats.
Dated this 9th day Of Jaaaasy. A..
%. 1914.
d. d. CAMPBELL
Administrator Of Said Estate.
D-1s-2a-s0-s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17

Order to show Caase % AppaScaGSso
for License to Sell i'roSsssy
In the County Court Of The state Of
Oregon. for the County a
Klamath.
In the Matter Of the Estate ana CuAr-
Sianship OF Mary 4. Kilgofs. -
Insane Person.
II appearing 70 the court from sho
petition died In this easss On Tie altA
day Of December. 1919. b. oilas ".
kilgore. the guardian q the pseDoa
and estate OF Mary A. KilgosU. a h
sane person. praying for IN order q
this court for the sale Of The unas-
signed dover right Of said Mary 4
kilgore. an insane pesson - afoso-
said. In and to the following e.
seribed real property. situated in ths
County OF klamath and STATE Of Ore
gor. to wit:
All that part Of block lol. u
Bovine addition to the town Of DO
mama. Oregon. according to the re-
corded plat thereof. described -
follows. TO wit: CommenctnS at
the northwest corner Of said block
Ioi. and running thence south
along the west line Of said block
$50 feet to \ point: thence east %
line parallel to the north line Of
said block 500 feet TO Q point:
thence north on . line parallel 70
the west line OF said block $50 fest
to point on the north line Of said
block. thence west on the north
line Of said block. 500 fsss to the
place Of beginning.
Also:
The Eh Of section Z: the Swk
OF the Nwh. the M OF the
SwN: the swA OF the swK. and
the NwA Of the sen OF section
s; the Nwh OF the Nwk section
II; the M OF the NEN. section
IS, township II south. range IL
east. W. NJ:
Also;
The swA section Sc. township
40 south. range i+h east. w. u.
That the said real property to b sold
II private sale; that Il 10 necessary
or the best interest Of said sstats
hat said interest be sold. or 90 much
hereof rs may be necessary for the
roper support and maintenance Of
aid Mary A. Kiisore. and for the
roper support and maintsnancs Of
Ter family.
II Is hereby ordered. That the
lest OF kin Of said Mary A. Kilgors.
md all persons interested in said
state. appear before this court On
he 2sth day Of January. 1914. at the
lour OF 10 o'clock q. N. at the court
Dom OF this court. At Klamath Falls.
Klamath county. Oregon. then and
here to show cause why an order
hould not be granted for the sale Of
aid interest In said real property. or
% much OF the same ~ may b found
o be necessary.
And It 10 further ordered. That Q
'opy Of this order bs publishsd at
east once week for three sucess-
i've weeks before the said day of
In the Evening Hsrald. .
laily newspaper published and q
GENERAL circulation In klamath vAlls.
oregon, and klamath county. Oregsa.
Dated this 2Sth day Of Decemhes.
Isls.
wM. 8. woRDW. yuAOA
27-Al0.l9.1A
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17

io him Tia, already
hath While takisE
a~ay tho li;tlo that
the other man iaay
have receive 4 .
seems Grass. undrr
naodrfn sicss OF
The rights Of men
And II is 40. II
viewed an a iuds.
tn-n, al thc begin.
nlng of li.c or Of
fort Forrerdainosi
failure looks un.
jasi. ,o tho modern
mind aud tf,u1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17

tsxssss infoshstiae sisass tfsc
htx..1ah tlssih 40. thtisote. aao
N.is .i.. pi.oae 90
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17
Ia.isnrs. sif,.

mt" .tsfb ute that hath nhaiI be
alssn. aud he shall have abundance.
hsi uato him the, hath no, shall be
'ak0b a"aY oson that which hs hath ''
As,ske@ - u,
iadsaebt After Testing
To some thia ,ett sresns unsais.
aad N v~adlaE u ihey have agsss
TONED The fairness of nad To give
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS
Hotel Arrivals
no White i'eiirsn

us,,ou uahlaRd. Ars ) ",
-, a J ufsnI, i"s Angeles. A
N,r. Nara = a'srSh'a. q A
-, PORTLAND. } N As,eTtela.
.,,,nssts. 4 i'p,'arela. u y iioi'
-. saa rpn,Is,o. u NJ ASF.@.
llu,
Iiugrl Hall
n rs,tisseF. jeaais c"nn, safl
e.g.ss,sl Ma Uoss John Hickman.
~. cAss,ais. ii0naSsa ioha i'ss"lr
~. 4 & Wa, AIsoma A . i-Pp.
s,.,,t,is n " ituyt ahi ste Msss
-, smi,h. e q Merritt 7 " bar
,,nNw Mira. Mpfslii. R N, os'
y. Il L Osborn. Nrp'aah ., L.
"a, csiio4ata uossffisd se~bef,
"a ,tts. swaa. u T.Eoai. tatnslSs.
0,i,.s whi,aey Raiesa . II chans'
s,,.,a aaA ftsHslsau. " q That'
~. ru.ssa II u usssa. Maoioei.
4 " Bashs,,. i'isrhif.u,. isahs. III
4, Ysass aha u.is aFs Alexander.
~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-01-17
Summons

Ia the Justice Court Of the District Of
Llnkvilis. klamath County. Ore
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-06
Lakeland Annual Labor REVIEW
Unions Business Firms fnoN
TO The READERS

s-s-.--.- s-..-.. z.,. ~. 2.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-06

III cJmp...1g - .r+s@r .-1
or -es9e.s a-1 80 Ga-+ -. ---
Ills 81. !A-1la. 1ao.: H+'.-" -
me ..y .. La.+z-@ ~
r,Iaas1-e ia. W 80 ac.+ !. 80
I'LL a1ya.t+l+-. Il. E,+A17 o-:E--e-
s;or 81 t1+ -acc- H,Ts-+-; = IL
1j1y IND ~ s2--3u-1 = 3...--"
TIE sGa.-s .. - -.-+.+-. LA
-jzat!o-s 2-+ q --@s@-I \ - -a--s
81 ea-1+s 4-+-E+-. a-- E'+ss
o4Sc.z.s S.9 10: Q-.y -aT+ 80 -
te-ts- q =. .14Te-+-. :: t=z-
are b-ca- -.c1e- a-1 r1t..l 81, ~
men Who's sg.e ---4aTcy y CO.. 10
;-g rhe a44a.-z . .-=!- -S-s = .
secure tie Er+z,+s. E3-'1 .: -
g-+Stes. -1-..=-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-06
THE ONLY True
SOLUTION OF LABOR
DIFFICULTIES

S.tw.y. -. s.-+.Y .a.3- .+z--.s
,L-o1g...; - U-.:+- S::a;+s q
itro1E-cs. ~ t..T: .:z.1 100
wh4-4 a,c- l-..-$ -31-.s1 80
,ha- VII. 49, ,:ga1.Z*- .ar2c q
1g1+- r.--At.+ .14- 80 ~.
J-gs-.z+5 boy .. -+- a-- "1L+-
t5r .ts5s-s 49, ts-@cas::=g 5 I9--;-
4. H I'D ~ # Ill 5s2 LlsJs Diff f
Mt I: 7: i s?.sss :, .,.as g.
Ter AZ .+r+-z :1-gs ma. ".
.--g rs g-+a. a-1 N,e.coIs
c.a.s4 F.--s. W. 80 ga-.!1g
lass q -1-- Z, 80 t+a- q our o.
ga..za'...s -. a s4-tass az
o,1-- as, = III :.a' 4. .aoo-
noY-u+.. 1zs er4- .a9 Tie IL"
Iss6e-s W. z-. s+.....lg a-4 Z higher
tyg+ .! t-.Z--s1.- Z c4.- o-oac-
uiLG+G -.zas, ce+u .,..1E:LE a-Q
rtA51.1g .tad. VITO fully realize
Vie grea. .1GlE,..a. sl-1gs.t la. ls
gong ~ T.. around ls a11 WHO
{ 50 yea.Z- 80 ceye- c+Lc+ u.aCeQ
upc1 I.-I oT ~ I...;9Ls Q. .Iao-
cen, human Beings VITO YOU'D u
.te ca.et lit. .1e.-4c. sufferers Of
any gvea. iISuslT.a. .lLut ma
might wage Je-|e@-. CAPITA. ana "a
Dor
Aga.1 fully understanding ma.
IL these TINES o. 1.gt cost Q! liy-
ing ina; wages taTe 10. advanced
10 meet lie high cgs, 0. existence.
dQes1', i ,1e1 sand 10 reason that
think ,T.c- oeto-e taking rac!cal
steps TIA. would oTec!J!ta,e organ
ized labor .-to al .Ldus'r!a.. con,3ic,
that would cause. as VIZ sa!o before.
suffering 10 those 10. d.rec!lT n
vo.ve6 le. aloLt i1e tacI, -he TasI
harg. 70 olsl-ess interests ooin cl-
recIly involved an9 otherwise
W. have W., 10 ind ar instance
.. Z large s,!!ke 1ut wal u "as
followed b. genera! business d.
preston & decrease II r-nu*-'T a.
Lai.C1 aLQ geLeTa. !esIl+ssItss III
tLe COMMUNITY where ~ sIrlEt i
CAPITA. am arg+ EMPLOYERS q
.ahcr asg rea.!Ze tits !ar. az Ne.
az - IL. themselves an more
aLG more every Ia ca1.ta a. ~
understand u. wore are Dr-DaF.Eg
70 metl .aoor Ia! ~ay - r-c,.:Y ].
otsEi1.Y Az g!.+Ia-tt ia. me
employees uay hay- Again, .arge
employers G. !aDJ! AZ" 1e2.-l.Lg -
TAKE Z persona. .LtereS. u ,te--. zy-
prtala,.Lg IT. Uy.L..y!es ,taI tteE
are fgh,!.g to- They are Ia..1g
CGIQ.l.g!E NOR - -. q ! -. ---F-!
t.uyloyes - wDrk lIGer, and ar
realizing ma esa -.t- VITO az
helu.ug 70 hI!.c - Ne lltusi-.ss
q ~ COuu-ry az. MOI MACH Il
t1t HUMAN BEINGS Ike THEM
Ie hay@ aoo1, 4n.st@d 1ow, pa,
you p-ooao.y a.s VITA, :s t-.1g!I
/, IS 1o,t.1g ,@ss ,.a1 me rank
and f.e G. ne union Len them
selves 4, !as, they have a~oke TO
he Tax. hey can gain their encs
quicker by concilia.ory means than
ali Of iAe strikes, lockouls. boycot-
ting. e,c puI together What is
ag!taliug ,ais great movement? Il
is agi,ate6 through the laboring
man himself t-e rl.Dt and the
LABOR PRESS
Il il campaign Of EDUCATION.
This. reader is the reason TIA! or
ga1.zet !abor il pla ing al the head
81 her ship ca,m pilots in the form
Q! men 0! reason courage and capa-
b!.!,!es ma will carry on. the wish
Of orgau!zed labor, ARBITRATION.
" P COLE.
= =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01
ROUND the W0llD
TOMORROW Ill|T
,AcAl rxor,.s Aax ovvsaD
xxcErriOxALLYC CuEAk
rmAKsspmrAr,ox ~ Lassn
~ rHSumsTsmAx Curafu

visis 1iesmAny. Japan and ~
countries IN eae evrsIas. sss ~ =
sealsL sounds iaer~altls. sss ~
wiii ~ aeeenplishsa By sAo~e sssses
sas sAs u&tess saalr arssasss - :
mossew evsainx By the iAAi<s -
so<sssy os the t'resh,ssssss sassn
The start wtii BE- msas fssa -
hoas es Mrs. A. ~ wostss. ~
masy." The house ~ill y esssea
In seeesdaase ~ish The tsssss
customs. asd refreshmsab ~
served. vroa that po'ss ~ g.
vii % 10 another eeuassy.
rss- saoshss house. dseosssts =
PIRATE 10 The soun,gy u ssps !.
Several eauntsics sre 'spsssse'ss
The tour. and . bride and sfee. .
roumA- -hs- world honsymoos -
he sond1etofs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01
LITERARY. CLUB
SETS A PROGRAM
STUDY of WRITER'S tn M A YEA.
TURE az the Elltsr MAl.s'
YEARS WORK Or Tug pOru.
LAR ORGANIZATION

Foilo~ing h lh. program arranged
for tho iirst half 1T the Klamath Lit
srary club's study season
October s---H q. Wells. uoysrisi
DR.. Warren Hunt.
October IL Arnold Denneit, noyei.
ia--Mr. &. =. Stewart.
Octohcr s0---Hise af slias t.aphatn ---
Andrew Collier.
October - Francis Hodgoaou Bur,
nstt. novelist Mrs. q. y. Stewart
November Ancient Philosophy -.-.
Miss Rrma Cole.
November 10 Mcdiaevai Philosophy
Rev. J. q. Stubbieacid.
November IT. Modern Philosophy -..
Rev. r.. e. Richards.
November 3t--i'ayeholoEy. German
PragmatIstS--A. u. Hay.
December i---History Of Russia, hrs,
pcriod---Bert G. Thomas.
December s---Hixtory OF Russia. sec.
ond period. q. Camp.
December i5--Iiistory Of Russia.
third period--E. N. chiicot~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01
;i;;':!!;'i!!(IlRE
|V'-|s'Estv3~

The Lady Of the Island tho two
reel special ah' yn at the orpheus last
hisht lroVed TO 10 a production far
abo'e the average. and was greeted
WIN rounds OF applause. This offer.
ing feature" Scotch collie which pcr-
forms With almost human under
standing chas. Hutchinson scored
a decided hit with his monoloxue. a.
d'd inc two Joung ladies' with their
duet. 'snookis's Filtration" n Ford
sterling comedy. and Passing the
Love OF Women completed the Die.
turo program. wbich viii be repeated
this evening.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01
.OlO JOHN D. WILL
FIX THINGS UP
nocKErsi.LER vOCNDATyON An.
SOuNCEs INAUGURATION ~
INVESTIGATION THAT Will
SMOOTH OFT AL. wIu vKs.s:A

NEW YORK. Oct. i.--~Thc trustees
of III. John u, Rockefeller foaadstioa
fund have announced ihst they will
., onee inauEursts m iuvestisssiea ol
Industrial relations. FOR the wslt.be.
Ing Of sli people throusheu, tho en-.
tire world
Maeksnsis King. ss.minisssr of 10.
Dor for Canada. has been sppoiassd
director of tho investigations. The
ssowed purpose is 10 xo direct To the
roo, Of social disorder In 4 sclsntlAe
aud systematic manner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01

United Preas Servics
LONDON. Oct. when the Brit.
ish made their gallant stand against
the German advance AT Mons. the
Middicsex regiment was once again
heroically unfortunate. The regiment.
which was originally composed OF
Londoncrs from the Middlcscx militia.
once carried the unnAttering nam. oi
"Steelbacks." because tho mcn were
accustomed to being logged Into or
dor.
II was q, the fight at Aibuera, dur.
Ing the PeuInsuIar war that they dis.
played their extraordinary bulldog
nghting capacity. Out Of twenty w
officers. no fewer than twenty-five
were killed and wounded. and $40 OF
the rank and file wcro put out Of ne
tion. II was when the struggle was
most sanguinary that the colonel
yelled out In encouragement. Die
hard. men. die hard" Since that
time the Middlesex men have bccn
known admiringiy as the Die hards. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01

Un1teA Pres SeFvieo
WARRINGTON. D. c., Oct. L.
AnsAansnts 70 the department Of
agrienlture's regulations for protsc-
tion Of migratory birds. published to-
day. became effective today.
The eject Of one Of the changes u
to permit on the Missouri and the up
per waters Of the Mississippi the
shooting Of Al migratory game birds
for which there h IN open season
froM October I. 1914. to January l.
1915. Aftsr the latter date the pro-
hibltioa win - In force again. Other
ansaAmsnts deal principally with the
eloss1 season for water fowl In the
varlous localities.
The new regulations provide for .
closed season for water fowl In the
wstsr fowl from December 1s to Sep
tsnbsr ns9t following. Exceptions
70 the rule prescribe the open season
~ follows:
IN 0essAchuoottS ana Rhode L.
Land. beginning January and Octo-
ber l: Connecticut. New York. Penn
sylvania. Idaho. Oregon and WASH
ington. between January 16 and Octo-
Der !: New Jersey between February
J and November !: Minnesota, North
Dakota and Wisconsin. between De-
csmber and September Z.
For sone No. 3 the closed season ID
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01
New Game Laws Go
Into Effect Today

between January ls and October l.
with the following exceptions:
Delaware. Maryland. District Of Co.
lumbia. Virginia. North Carolina. Ala.
bama. Mississippi. and louisiana. be
tween February / and November l:
Florida. Georgia and South Carolina
between February Is and Novembes
20; Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma,
between February and September
is: Texas. Arixona and California. be-
tween February ] and October Is.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01
A REAL HAuS,AIN

M"''rra nvs-rooa hosss wteh bssh,
''o"c Sasemsss. isvss Iivias. sss~s
WIN beam csiliss. boek casss. issss
Closets. nrcpisrs. csblsss Wort 10
k''e"e"' garage In rssr. Aouss ssgI
s''o"' and wsn mako pvics q oo.soo.
on'y few hundred cash. haiases Mo
rcas. Hrs Chiieotr. ann Msis ssss<t,
plsoas 40. s,ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01

United rress Dorvlco
PARIS. Oct. Here Is a touching
picture by French soldier now In
hospital IL Nancy. Writing to friend
two days after the battle Of Saales
Pass (vosses). close to a spot where
the rirst German flag was captured, he
says:
"Do you know why feel strangely
moved just now? was thinking OF
the service at church Sunday. The
whole company went inside In the
early morning. and we found the
priest there. The church contains a
beautiful organ. and Lieutenant s..
who knows am fond OF music, asked
the priest for permission for me 10
try the instrument, 80 ] sat down.
while all my comrades ranged them
selves in the pswx.
Il began with the MarselIlsise.
then the Russian and British National
Anthems. After that played a
movement from Massenst; one OF
Mendelssohn' songs without words:
Romance by Schumann; the Largo
In q. by Handel. which profoundly
touched the audience; G0unod's Ave
Marie: and finally my own inimitable
Chant du Depart
After that the priest offered a
prayer for our armies. and as we left
the church the hearts Of all OF Us
were very full. That night we en-
tered Alsace and our one thought was,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01

FOR streams ordinarily carrying
'''tls water but subjected 20 floods
q kansan has designed a generate
bridge which high water can pass oy.r
Without damage to tbs structure.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01

'wc must give them . licking. II 1
am spared tfor hope to bc back TO
the front before longJ wast to give
concert In tho ssrassburg eathe-
drai''
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01

To Califosnia.
Mrs. James q. Camp and daughter
Carol left this morning 70 visit the
formers mother In California. They
will b away . month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01

rwenty-nine states aro now produe.
ing coal on . commercial scale.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01

visit st 6peacer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey n. Ramsby
and Mrs. 8. Edward Martin returned
today from Spencer Greek. where they
spent the night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01
Geo~estowa Law school Ope.s

oUn aoW De1soos OPrs
United Press SSrvies
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct L.
With q registration ct about 1000
pupils. the Georgetown University
Law School. which has . prominent
alumni In all parts Of the country.
opens today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01

Canada In 1913 produced 7s.72o,
900 bushels Of potatoes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-01
SOME MINOR WAR NEWS FROM EUROPE

ARE COMING IN
THROUGH THE CAPITALS or TINE NATIONS NOW FIGHTING
EACH OTHER-sOME ARE TRivIAI. hut ARE INTEREST.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1914-06-05
Bo. Sprinss

The closing exercises Of the Box
Springs school were held Thursday
evening. May 18th. Il was q pleasant
affair, and the following program was
rendered:
REGULATIONS by Opal Beara, George
ma Little, Mary and Harry McCabe,
Marjorie and Eugene Gardner.
A vocal solo by Miss Josie johnson.
accompanied by Olive johnson.
The class history was given by Cecil
Gardner. the prophecy by Mae Haw-
kins. and the class will was read by
Fl0ssie Beard. Flosste Beard and Ce.
ell Gardner were given diplomas, hav-
Ing completed the course Ut studies.
Dainty refreshments were served
and social hour enjoyed after the
program. There we're sixty present.
Orville aud Wesley Sewers and Da-
ryl Ellis came out from Ordway and
with Gerald Gardner enjoyed = camp
Ing trip over Sunday ON Breckenridge.
Miss Ethel and Fred Hanks were
out TO attend the closing exercises Of
the Box Springs school. Their sister,
Miss Holly Hanks, accompanied them
home.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1914-06-05

A cnmpanyis drilling for oil In the
district south OF Lamar.