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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-26

Five reel program. Peerless Ores
ira. Star tonight. 10 and l5c,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-26

The greatest advertisement Klam.
ath Falls ever had u on display In the
window Of Willis-Johnstons Co. Not
for sale. You can see It free. It
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-08-26

H. J. Waters. Of Manhattan. Kan.
sas, will arrive tonight. Mr.. Waters
is q brother of Mrs. X. c. Cummings
Of this city. He is president Of the
Agricultural College. which II located
in his city. Previous to his arrival
here tonight. he has been lecturing in
Berkeley at the University Of Califor.
mia. In the Agricultural convention
that II being held there.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04

The Eosorih league ~ the tlrst
MrthaAiai Church. held cnmNinod
i,einras aud Fociai mepnnE Va thr
basement ~ ihe church lasi Might ~
taf the business session. a nueiai hunf
was euloYed, and tho riimas was cnp'
ped with ico cream eud cake eofNed ~
,iir younr laaler ~ fhe League,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
CORPUS CHRISTI ON THE
BAY" INSTANTLY PLEASES
Was sung BY ouarte,te las, Nipht AZ
the Amusu and Was Caught
W and sung b. Audisnee

'Corpus CHRISTI ou tho bay has
cetqr to stay Last wRb ai thc
Anusu theatre its rendition hy the
Commercial club Quagt.ttc Grimm
hupFias Leader and ilnssinan. made
n impression that ief ue dnuh, u igs
peculiar hitting appeal Again aud
AGAIN the cgiia for "a repetition of tho
chorus az vtst came from the audi.
cnce which fiaaliy licked up the tome
and Justify stnr it m volume os
melody seldom htaFd m . playhouse
So lpng and ivud was fhe applause
that Ffeetrd inc snuraicfs I'D ihn first
siuKins between thc acts chat bee com
poerf W j. AHra Win was dirtcfine
had Co call fQf silence 10 allow d hear.
ins N The balance ~ tls cumpnsitian
Streoptcun slides Illustrating pArii-
ally thc wordns ~ tho piece we've
simultaneously
To-day and tomorrow the C0rpua
Christi Trade Tripp,fa viii sing their
cit1s praises $50 ali shr people along
ihr Link and 6 A. g. roads between
here ANA san Antunl0 as we'll as ln
San Antonio. special sheets Tor their
uar hriuE distributed that each may
know the wnfaH The tunr So enc az
Instant catching Hnd needs no practice
geo remember bot thc MARINE Rand.
which wih accompany the boosters la
prepared t0 take care ~ ita direction
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
BROWN ADHERENTS DENY
GOVERNOR CALLED THEM
VISITED HIM no DEFEND clrv's
GOOD NAME--eELitNE RANG
GRS VIAL Nor 81 SENT,

Caller tleFAh Special
SAN ANTONIO, re>. Alas MAY.
20 tsrcwn and oghcr mnnhrrs ~ his
ticket Who went 10 Austin saturday ln
dcfense If allenatiuna 81 thV shOoA
ticket ccncefnlns fraud 10 Inv frecng
primary elimination elcetion denied
Yesterday that their tfir 10 she state
capttas ~Ak ~ RESPONSE 90 rcquest ts
NeevrnOf fcrpusvn
wv went merely 60 defend thc scs'd
meme ~ ouf eitN. said 4 ~ Nirpksts
Fick, mcmecr vi tbs delrratlun which
went 10 Austin when thv reputat inn
% san Antonio IL AZ stake, u "a na
Unnecessary fof thr ntrnJ- "a thr ga,
20 walt 10 to Invited 60 acfcnd her
FAIR nan0~
Mayer l,roWn dVelarch that bis
followers pi,soee,ied "a Austih mefeis
"a lay nefofc Gutvrnos fernuaon tbs
real facts IN the cane
l'noffiviAl adeiec- from Anssin sedi 8.
cato that OosrTnor fsreusnn via not
Grant the rVquesl ~ Shupk mca fof a
party os rAnsvfs a. comv o. san Aas
tNnio % prevent violations ~ sac Ter
reN elrcflon law al the Mas ~ eice,
iion Governor trfrusoN probably VIII
turn over a., petitions aud Writlen
charges t. the district attorneys ofncc
co. what action u deemed noycaeafN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
THERMATlC COOKER AID
PRODUCED BIG RESULTS
Jordt Allen Furniture Company Had
Bic Sale o. Fireisss Cookers
Monday

People read Caller s.rtiaanunts
The Iprdi Alton Furniture Cumpan,
have ample proof ~ the fact and 90
Enthusiastically ten ~ it = dollar down
and "a dollar T. week" salt 81 Thofma
tic Toukefs Those iugenons hos de
ylres that are iho Joy of womans
heart in summer days conhnF without
nrr. wss announced in the Caller sun
day by well written display adYcrtin-
INK The first day. Yesterday. pro.
ducrd moro buyers thsn the stock on
hand would supply - closing time
last niEhf che entire suppls hAd been
taken
However. mora are being rushed -
fhe cts from tbs Manufacturers ard
orders sifcn tndap Nlli he niied with
htilp delay. since thc shipment 81 bY
special rush orders and IN capccied
shortly
one - the company representative
php sae most actively engaged BE-
handling the rush ~ customers yestcr.
day voluntarily stated that 40 ~ fhe
purchasers called in rcspDnse difee'iy
~ the advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
lAre nARNrr nrpoRr.


FORT WORTH Alas Hogs lao"
fiaM s1gbnsfAo
caiiic 5000 stcsay fioo,es te.soa
t7to.
sheep 1000 steady Lambs ssopA
$3.50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
ANOTHER MAIL CARRIER
GRANTED LOCAL OFFICE
cas carr'ee Fefoe IL Now Augmented
60 seven Me,,.-C, N. Och
man Gets New Place.

i'ustmaaget Clahhs's efforts pNtvnd
ins fnf n period nf rifhtven months SO
have thr iutRi VArf.ef sefvicv extend
ed have trcn rewarded. be- YESTERDAYS
mofnine receiving adNiers shat rffoc.
iiae MAY ~ his offlcv viii bt aufhui
lFcd to cmplu, another carrier whirh
win inrwanr the aafriet service O. -eN
un men g. n llehman, n~w sui.
Dtfrier Viii Rci tht position
Mf Csahhc had ASKED fof Two adal
tlanai carflete sna bad unlilnuA "a T..
tension service that would ha,o go
riadcd Inc hFfof portion ~ iiesrh Al
dltiona. and south uluu ss Car South
as Elisabeth street Formerly knowu
50 starr street
with hut nnc ~ tbe carriers allowed
BE- VIII not he able "a cNtrnd lhe full
service as ho had intended, bot ,ei viii
he abl. 81 serve several nundf,d ga
irons. not noW served Win daily l,ls
sfY ~ mail
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
MORTUAR Y


HousTDWN. May o our noish-
.hurh.od ia srpfiy saddoucd by the
luss uf eno of uur huehfrst CHRISTIAN
.chtnctew Misc Feroi WhHter who
.diod 700 thor home Monday evening
.Auul ge. 1915
Miss Whitaker was born at Arplchr
NacoEdochc- county TeNas. Sept U.s.
1895. and speut mrsi ef hor lfe at i}sl-
linrei reXR. comlur to ilobstown
about wears ago
While she haa boon sick fof some
time her Illness did not uko serious
turn until Standby mowinF Ail mat is
.ln maus power was done fot hcr but
the nrcad Of nfo was nor tn ho spar-
.cd
puc would nat hRVr thuurht to see
her sunny smilr that She bred spent
months IT hrr ifa In hospnals instead
.uf htvne narrowed htr thuushis to
|hc9snlf her suffering hnd developed
sn 3, mpnu.nus nature that ail aeos
turned Dos bof for sympathy
Tier character huildine was cyldenc
sd hy a hsf az resolutions Tor 1918.
which sho had written down and was
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04

nN ArrnNiHfrN ffrHs
KAMNkH cry Mac linHH a.
GOO. iawvf nuik 81 souf3fe
cattle "a 600. iHWrf Southern str'ff
ffgaWt7ea
shosp 1909. weak, i,anlm fshoW
fluab
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
TRAVELLERS PLEDGE
THEMSELVES TO AID
IN GAINING PEACE
RE SOLUTIONS ADOPTED AT aEo.
ULAR MEETING IN NuEcUs
NorEl coNcGRlNo WAR.
lrstslis,is0 Of off,esrs also Tsek plase
ard Delegate AND Altsrns,e Esec,.
20 Attend Grand coancd

AZ tho rveaiar meetine ~ thr CIV,
rns rMirti NNuuaii. Numl.cr tsk
United Cesnmvrial Travellers - Amer
ica held A. thv Nucocs ltotel Satu,.
da, nleht the feilsNins officefs WIN.
Installed
q "a HcaWrh. Seni~r Coausellcf
J " NurgHs sunior ceanssiisf
" D. Craef Sc,retafN ana Treasurer
q. Welch. ceoduc,or.
ucefes = Gras raee
A. q Werner. sentinel
H. q bingham and a ". seh.sffss
Executive Committee
q. ~ liaskin was cleeird delegate "a
tne 0rand Council Nhieh meets iis
Wichita rallls Mas "a "a and iS A.
a Hineham was chnscu alternate
ra, folioWing rcsoipuons were
adopted
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04

- have already nslscsao Sofp"s
Chfisu No. nay failure home and thr nur
thing needed a. hrlns mo and nay lam.
iiy sa your ci,y e. locate % tu seeuro
h position" writes w y Nrweil ~ 49,
Anthony. Idaho Mf Newtil Aayt that
while ho ~ ~ prpfeenior an nrcii'
tocts craftsman thsi 30 81 shifting -
'iacAie anything ~ the line ~ work
10 satisfy hss inpsing Cor a hnme IN
The UBdsrioNiess cry
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
KING RANCH JERSEY cow
ENTERS GREAT CONTEST
las, Year Mamie Rese Produced O..
s1s peUncs 81 Mia Producing
$40 Pounds Butter

Mamie Bcse a Texas Nn sss s2s. q
eow in the santa Grrirldis Jersey herd
et NiuNssille ~ under test AAr official
Yoafls tuitcf Production. ander the ~
ptfNisicn "a isy Amrrvan Jersey Cat.
nr Cluts She frcshcued on ptc ia.
1874 ana her tess hy calendcF months
tur the past ihrce months wan as fol.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04

aiicmptins 20 live up Co. ns follows.
tu-wit.
p will be klndcr lo the humcfoihs 4"
$3.50 1o th, best 5 ean at amy
Trims start to dn
a viii MOI mlk so much. and VIII
tr1 fH please everyone more
y wll tp harder Goo conceal my
fcchue
q Will mot talk about eveY One. like
9 haNe iu the past
And her ufcs motto waH the follow.
ing quotation
Who ovrf son nrC hf mobile
What ever ynu do. dn wtu
What ever ynu speah speak kindly
GiVr luy wherever Fuu dwell
surviving Miss Whitskof sre nor
father and mother five sisters sud
three hruthors
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
REALrH PROMOTES eApplNtss

NhhVui heaiih. grnuiuc N, 10 i'm
p'seinl, without eoed Indigestion ans
frsniar nuNei movement Yun rannvg
have httih WIN neglect heepinr
howriH orrn pnd risk beins siek aud
NlnE' AUu don't haNe Ca. Tako unr
emah i1f kines New Lilo tfn ai pirht
iu thr morning ynu VIII haNr a. fun
frre bowel movement and irel much
ariter Helps y0ur appetite and a.
e"siinh. fiN one t0 niNhf Advertise
mrat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04

BOSTON s pretty custom Nas rpr-
ricd out a. ihe odd Nurth Caarch 800
thr anniversary ui iaW Hcsrcs fam
ous ride. when Miss pauiiHc Revere.
gtrat- grc8t. vrsnddtushtef ~ Pc fam
ous rider huns lanterns ln 'hr eld bel
irs pf toe Church % WAr Tho flash %
lanterns tom The anmc hcifrY whith
scni raui Revere nn hls crraud to
AROUSE the farmers inst ihe British
trnars were cofniuH. and formed "a 10.
mantle rhHpicr 100 American history
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
W00DMEN UNWILLING DAY

SAN ANTONIO. Tea. Mas Stem
hvrr 81 san Auiunia Woodmcu "a the
World nrranixatloua VII observe int
ssiunE bay MAf 90 when "a monument
dedicated 90 members Vao dlra 40 Che
last year VIII hc unveiled in san An
tonic cemetery No between 3.spa
and GOO members 81 ihs eleven " %.
W ladgrr IN this citi VIII iHke part
ln ths ritual. whlrh ln tbr MOST mror
tani ~ ,he vest ah me woodmsn esi-
andsr
Memorial eRofui=ea in honor ~ the
Atcrasad viii br heid SO ipiW meii
gnE ~ an lodges proceeding ihN rrf"f
monisr al the cemetery. The Wpnd
mnn VIII then march, to ihe crinrtrtY
where addresses wlil he delivered
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04

W NVTN n FHV NIN SUI WIINInN
daliS uraund thg tt-ih MARI
she BE- already in class A ~ Tho
hoeiSier ~ Merit ~ The American
Jersey Caitie Cinh fof a f,rncr tcst ~
nne Ncar purlng chat test shc prp.
duord agl Ns oas huitrf ffon ssgt
HHs Of milk. Hua bcouEht calf cas-
daAs afiu bealnniUs ~ test "a IL htp-
~ that she viii mis- 2rar break her
former Years rccori by ioe ihs ~
hHtirr ga uNriue hvi past test prfs
iod she was carrl fot lu ghc samo man
peg as thc other COWS in the teni hrni
hui this Sent sise b. heins adNanrra
and siten a chanco ta make her hest
rfsufd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04

WfttltlAN. Nru@t rtfinErnUF in
tho commercial wand has hrcn
Wrought within rsscont months. l,rnnaht
on rrlncpally hs she rreat Iuropoam
War aad which, condition ~ affairs
We thc members ~ the pricr 81 ths
tnitrd Commercial Traveller ~ Amrr
ira rraief ~ e sorinus dciflmunt in out
profeesloa and hos NOT only caused
mueh inss Ia us both in salaries and
hns!aesr. hut also lo either men of anf
Profession wno Hio nvg lnohers of onr
order. hot whose Interests arc muual
nnd helieNeinE that these conditions
can not nf cntnoi, overcome untu We
have th. permanent enactment 81 I'm.
icfnatlenal peace ihe,eforc ~ IL
RrSplNFp rhst w. rlrsss. ouf.
sclNcs 500 rNcfi cvrrs cffofi possilio
that wlill tcnd Cos advance tho cuart
ment ~ int.rnatinnl rtsoe that we Rs
d nudv VIII cooperate with nli rood
movements that ma, 10 advanced along
This Inns. Thar We will solicit the SEA.
operation uf tho rrrss throughout ghr
country With View ~ setting ihom tn
devote "a reasonable amunni ~ thsif
prominent sparo a. The qucsi4eu hy
opening their columns 40 ihc puNlicas
ilun ~ opinions on this subject. hclics
ms thai " small pnriinn ~ tae simps
ln the headline phpeip ~ te4aN that d.
devoted in "War News could he con
verified 90 the iisrnssion ~ luternatlon-
hl Peace end given fho same rruni
nput position Boz shc uarcrH as war
MOVE. ihin question nuuia sann TO
sohod. and a freai ciiahsc fnf lhr bet
ter would sunn hr hrpuHhi afoui in
The commercial iniorewa ~ our ruun
tff in 8 short shtN, ~ unf NN1 Gov
Their in nnr daily conversations VITA
the nuhuc n VIII be our atm a. talk
international peace instead ~ war.
Win view 0f csfnhiHhinR SOME plap
upon which This great nfpfrriinn %
marknd and nations may ie oeiah
lishcd
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-24

The Old Subscriber:-Good morning. Mir. Editor, 1 just drop ed in to leave you a mess of new potatoes and to tell you that your paper gets better every week. Your account of my daughters wedding was written in good style. I'll take abobt $2 worth of extra papers. Say, you did that other editor up in great style in your last controversy. By the way here's a dollar, send your paper to that n-in law of mine in Oklahoma. Guess I'd better give you another dollar and let you send it to my wife's sister in Georgia. My crops are looking fine Well, guess I'll be going. By the way I'm going to run for office and want you to say good word for me. Of course you can't work for nothing, so here's S10 for my announcement-But just then the editor woke up.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-24
Get Acquainted
 With Your Neighbor.

Get acquainted with your neighbor." Perhaps you have mad the experience of taking a dislike to some one on account of some minor personal habit or mannerism. Perhaps this dislike has been deepened with time un- til you reached the state of mind that you not only would do noth- ing to assist the person, but where you might go out of your way to prevent him doing some. thing for himself which would be to his profit. Such states of mind are quite common. And then perhaps something will happen that will show you that you were entirely mistaken in your esti- mate of the person. Perhaps you may get acquainted with him. And perhaps you will find that what you thought was a lump of clay is piece of priceless metal.
 Get acquainted with your neighbor." A farmers neighbor do not all live in the country; neither do the townsman s neigh bors all live within the corpora tion. The farmer has business in town, and the merchant, mechan- ics, bankers, railroad men, law yerS, doctor, etc., all do business with the farmers of it. Get acquainted with the folks that you meet in a business way. A personal acquaintance will often make a business transaction much easier.
 Get acquainted with your neighbor" Talk over with him the various problems that you have in common. Perhaps there will come a time when you will feel we'll enough acquainted to consult with him about some of the things that concern you only but in which his advice will be helpful to you. Perhaps you will be able to help him in settling some mat tier that may be worry ing him. Do not contide in every one. This is not wise. But you will never know the charact CT and disposition of folks, and whether or not you can confide ill them, until you really know them.-Ohio Farmer.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-24
Shut The Door!

Some time since peevish looking citizen was seated in a cafe when man entered, leaving the door wide open. Instantly the peevish party became vio- lently agitated. ''Shut the door, you chump!" he loudly exclaim- ed. Where were you raised-in d barn?"
 The other quitely closed the door, and then taking a seat at a nearby table, he buried his head in his arms and began to sob Naturally this touched the heart of the peevish one.
 My friend," said he, going oyer to the sobbing citizen, I did not mean to hurt your feelings. I me rely wanted you to close the door"
 I am not crying because you hurt my feelings" was the sobby rejoiner. As you suggested, 1 was raised in a barn, and every time 1 hear jackass bray 1 ge, hOmesick." /"
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-24

Eagle Thistle soda 31 cents pound while it last at Tunnels.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-24
To Grow Fall Irish Potatoes.

1 have grown fall potatoes successfully for 10 years, mak- ing from 100 to 240 bushels per acre. I use the Lookout Mount ain variety. Potatoes grown one fall are kept over and used for seed the following fall. 1 do not grow thle pototo at all in the spring.
 1 usually use land that has been in grain. AS soon as grain is of the land 1 break two or three times narrowing after each breaking. About 10 days before planting 1 put in guano but no stable manure. I put this on grain. Rough manure makes potatoes scabby. 1 use from 600 to 800 pounds of guano to the acre, mixed well in furrow and then blow out middles. Then as soon after the 20th of July as there is a season in the ground l plant in three-foot rows. drop ping potatoes (which are cut in rather large pieces and are al ready sprouted) about 12 inches apart. l open planting furrows four or five inches deep, follow ing immediately with potatoes, then covering at once. This is important. as it prevents the sun injuring the potatoes and the land from drying out before po- tatOes are covered. Flow out middles and harrow level. If po- tatoes are not up in 10 days har- row again. Cultivate shallow and often until vines are too large. Harvest about two weeks after vines are killed or before hard freezes come. They can be kept m ground all winter by throwing more dirt on them with the blow. 1 keep mine in house on open floors, one above the other, about three feet between each. potatoes about two and half feet deep on each floor. This allows potatoes to dry out and to have light and air as the spring months come on. I find that they sprout less with plenty of light, so 1 have wire over the doors and windows and open them when the weather gets warm.
 Potatoes that are to be used for eating should be kept in the dark all the time, as light turns them green, makes them bitter and unfit for use
 l plant from 10 to 12 bushels per acre. Bugs do not trouble this fall crop. 1 have never been troubled with blight, but I usual ly spray with Bordeaux mixture as a preventive.-W. P. Harris, Owings, 5. C., in Progressive
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-24
Too Many Clothes Fatal.

Will Davls, negro, employed at a mill, at Huttlng dropp ed dead last week. An under taker was kept busy half an hour removing IS undershirts, four pairs of underdrawers and overalls and a jumper, which Davis wore. Physicians said death was due to heat.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-24
Stuttgart Republican.

A. A. Tindall and w. c. Moore recent purchasers of the Arkan- sawyer plant at Stuttgart have announced that they will publish a paper under the name of the Stuttgart Republican. This was the name of the paper before it was changed to the Arkansaw yer.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-24
Kills All Insects.

It makes no difference if it's bedbugs, ants, feas, lice, potato bugs, plant or vegetable insects, Ross Dead Quick" Spary will kill them the moment applied. Sold in Carlisle by c. $. Ayres.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-24
Carlisle Dairy Association.

Members of the Carlisle Dairy Association re hereby notified that meeting will be held over the Bank of Carlisle at 200 D. m Saturday July 8. All members are requested to be present.
 c. P. Seaton.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-24
Notice

We have just installed Steam Vulcanizer. and are prepared to do all kinds of tube work. We solicit your trade.
 Wise Bros.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-24

A. J. Colclaisure ond family o Northwest of town visited relati- yes here sunday,
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-24
LODGE NOTICE.

Carlisle Lodge No. 166 1. o. o. F. meets every Friday night Visiting brethren are invited to meet with us.
 w. R. Lipe N. G.
 Harley Manson, Sec.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-24

Quite number from Carlisle attended the exercises at Cross Roads Sunday.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-24

Miss Dorothea Reiff left Sun das for an extended visit with friends in Conway.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-06-24

Dr. J. E. Warbriton left this week for an extended visit with his son in Texas,