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Arizona republican., 1915-10-09

Miss Margaret Green, who is about to make her bow to moving picture patrons ir the film version of "Nedra,' IS fond of outdoor sports. She spends much of her time on the golf links, and likes teEnis, swim ming and skating. But she says she has found after careful study that for developing the lungs, the chest and the veal cords, there is nothing excels wbist.ing.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-09
NainSOOk Gowns 59c

-Slipover Nightgowns for women, of pink. blue or white crepe and Nainsook-all daintily trimmed in lace and embroidery. Cut full size;
 on sale Saturday at 5Sc
Arizona republican., 1915-10-09

The same identical quality oth- CTS sell at s 1-3c-blue and brown in different size checks today at 3-4c per yard.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-09

A fine silk finish tub fabric in the most beautiful stripes imagin- able-colors that will appeal to you-just right for shirt waists and mems shirts-worth 25c; Sat urday, 15c per yard.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-09

Heavy Blankets in grey or tan, with blue borders; fully as warm as the all-wool sorts priced ever so much higher; banner s2.00 val ue; Saturday ........... S1 .6S
Arizona republican., 1915-10-09

Here is a beautiful snow white Damask, fully ? yards wide, in a COG, on sale Saturday at 4Sc per yard.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22
Reclamation Service
Is Being Reorganized

+ report to the director and chief en-
gineer and subject to the latter's gen
/ cral approval. shall adopt the meas
ures necessary to execute the approv
ed plans and policies.
Project managers or engineers will
report direct to the chief OF construc.
tion at Denver. as will all detached
olilcers prior TO the proposed consol.
idatiOn.
Legal division--The chief coun.
sci. as the head OF the legal division,
shall conduct all Investigations In.
volvng the legal rights and privil-
eyes of the service, and will control
all employees OF his division. He will
correspond direct with the district
counsel in regard TO legal affairs. but
shall communicate with the executive
department through the chief enpin-
eer and regular channels.
6---Fiscal div!sion--The comptrol-
Ter, as the head of the fiscal division,
shall conduct the examination and
auditing OF all accounts. For this
purpose he shall organize and control
an ample force OF inspectors, auditors
and accountants to insure the thor
Ough inspection and audit OF the ac-
counts kept In all Offices OF the SER
vice. and to collect and compile the In
formation as to fiscal affairs required
by the Secretary OF tho Interior and
the service. The force under his con-
troll may be divided between Washing
ton and Denver Offices, as may be con
sidered for the best interests OF the
service. The inspectors shall advise
and direct the field Offices as to rou-
tine methods OF complying with ap-
proved regulations only, and shall
promptly report all Irregularities to
the comptroller, who viii advise the
executive officer and the latter shall
rectify the matter through regular
channels.
'"psi V'ooi VI Uc
supervisor OF irrigation shall maintain
an office at Billings. Montana. and
shall advise and counsel with water
users as to the best practice OF irriga-
Iion and cultiyating irrigated lands.
the development of markets and all
questions affecting the welfare Of set
tiers and water users lie shall con-
suit and cooperate with the experts
Of the agricultural department that
are assigned to the projects. and ad-
wise the executive officer OF the recla-
nation service regarding all irregu-
larities In the operating departments
'f the respective projects that may
come to his notice through inspection
or otherwise.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22
OUR WEEKLY SERMON
"7he Unsearchable Riches of Christ"

1 Eph.. S;S--"unto me, who am the
/ least of all saints. Is this grace given,
that | should preach among the Cen
! tiles the unsearchablc riches OF
Christ"
, The apostle. after defining his posi-
tion as revealed by the spirit, init.
mates that he Is highly honorcd with
the privilege OF preaching the gospel
TO the Gentiles. We notice. first. what
Paul terms the riches of Christ en-
braces all the benefits OF the gospel,
Gospel is defined good news" Jesus
proclaimed. Repent ye. and believe
the gospel" Paul tells us, the gos-
pei is the power of God unto salvation
to everyone that believcth." Saliva
ton is said to be wholly OF grace,
which is the unmeritcd favor OF God,
Salvation cannot be In any degree or
way earned. It is the gift Of God
To earn anything requires Its equiva-
lent in payment. We pay nothing;
we believe only.
Second. Paul terms the benefits OF
tho gospel The unsearchable riches
of Christ. Unsearch2ble. In this sense.
means past finding out. We can't
know how vile sin appears to IA holy
God. We can't know how the holy
God can desire and purpose to save
men who have become enemies on ac-
count of sin. We can't know how
such a being as God could give his
only Son. heir of heaven. and ultimate
ruler of all the earth. to purchase
mans redemption. We cant compre-
hend how Gods infinite Son would
consent to assume n lower order OF
existence. or being. in order to save
man. We cant know why Gods Son.
rejected and slain by one people.
would extend mercy to another who
have no birthright. Scripture says:
ITO Abraham and his seed were the
promises given" We can't understand
how God, who has been irreparably
by us. can even for his Sons
sake. look upon us rs though We had
not sinned. We cant understand
how even God can transform aliens.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22
NOSE CL0GGED FROM
4 COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream In Nostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

All! What relief. Your clogged
nOstrils open right up. the air pass.
ages OF your head are clear and you
can breathe freely. No more hawking
snuffling, mucous discharge, head.
ache, dryness-nO struggling for
breath at night. your cold or catarrh
is gone.
Don't stay stuffed up! Get a small
bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist now. Apply little of this
fragrant, antiseptic cream in your
nostrils, let 1t penetrate through ey-
cry air passage of the head; soothe
and heal the swollen. infamed mu-
cous membrane. giving you instant
relief. Ely Cream Balm is Just what
pvery cold and catarrh sufferer has
'een seeking. It's Just splendid.
(Paid ADVERTISEMENT
Kaiser Wilhelm once confessed that
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22
YOUR CHILD

Dearest Public
Say. Father. If you have a boy OF
girl who is smart enough to gradu-
ate from the high school you should
be very proud. as they have mani
tested disposition to be somebody.
This is their first achievement of
merit, and should be rewarded with
some lasting token.
! I think l have something that will
please the not too fastidious.
A ring, watch. bracelet, brooch. tie
pin or La Valliere, are the things that
will last. and they will look at them
in after years and say. Dad gave me
this when I graduated"
strew flowers on life's pathway
while we are on the map to enjoy
them.
The funeral bier and the bottled
are vastly different.
There's many a slip between the
cup and the lip" and there's many a
slip between the wharf and the ship.
Say. did you ever land anything?
We still sell Thermos bottles. Re-
member the number, 5l1 Main street.
McHATTAN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22
CONTINUED from PAGE ID

operation of their respective projects.
and will be held strictly responsible
for the economical and efficient ad-
ministratiOn of the project Offices.
Divisions
Executive and engineering
The director and chief engineer shall
be the executive officer OF the service.
and shall govern and control all en-
ployes engaged in investigating, con-
structing operating and maintaining
projects. He shall issue all instruc-
tions required to carry out approved
policies and for executing the neces-
sary work, through the executive Of
flee at Denver. The chief OF construc-
ton shall represent the executive off,
Ger in the field. and shall have charge
of the Denver office and all employees
engaged In the construction, opera
tion and maintenance OF the projects
and works incident thereto. He shall
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22

and enemies into sons. We can't un-
dcrstand how Gods spirit can accom-.
moda,c and assimilate with the pcr-
son of man In the regeneration. We
can't understand how God can Justify
the unjust, through tho atoncmcnt OF
! the Just One, We can't understand
spiritual creation. We can't solve the
mystery OF death. In which God sop"
aratcs spirit from flesh, retaining II
In place OF rest until tho rcsurrec-
ton. We can't understand tho rcsur-
rcction In which God brings together
decomposod bodies, and eternal spir-
It's. and forms them into glorious
bodies. like unto Christs glorious
body. The gospel OF Christ declares
all these to bo truths. and We are
asked To believe them because God
inspired them. No wonder Paul
termed them tho unscnrchablc riches
of Christ, Who can discover themH
Third. The unscarchablc riches OF
Christ gives security through the
tho grace of God. For He was made
sin for us. who knew no sin. that We
might be made the righteousness OF
God in him" He prayed the Father
that he might be given the glory he
had with him before the world was
formed. He said. Il 20 to prepare
place for you.""l will como again and
receive you unto myself" He rose
from the dead to take his seat at
Gods right hand. to intercedc for us.
He positively declared. IAN power ~
given unto me. both In heaven and In
earth: go We. therefore. and preach
the gospel to all nations II IL fur
ther stated, That lie is able to do
exceedingly abundantly above all that
We ask or think. ."--Eph.. 3;l6-l9.
The riches OF Christ are bestowed
upon believers as n free gift. The
gift Of God Is eternal life through
Jesus Christ our Lord Faith In
Christ is tho key that unlocks tho
treasure house Of Gods eternal grace.
yielding eternal life to those who be-
licvc. We close with this scrlptural
admonition: Relieve In the Lord
Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22

AND HOUSE NUMBERS are still
on sale at the hardware stores.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22
PROOF OF NEUTRALITY

r ANYONE has any doubt about
4 the strict neutrality of the United
states they should disabuse their
minds on the subject. The British
statesmen severely criticise President
wilson's attitude. and the German
press and officials score him and the
American people numerically.
OF course, while the people across
the water are fighting, they are apt to
say things in anger which they would
not utter upon deliberation.
However. making due allowance for
bad temper. We are satisfied with the
criticism. and are really proud of IT,
because 1t shows that as We displease
both sides. we cannot be favoring
either one of the belligerents.
Meantime. keep in your mind Pres
ident Wilson's advice: America
first. Exchange.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22

Herald want ads get results.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22

=. Scattered Shots =.
BULL MOOSE stock took quite a
Jump today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22

MISSOURI PEOPLE like to be
showed" before they are convinced.
klamath exhibit at the exposition. we
understand. is not very convincing,
but much real good could be secured
through having a we'll informed rep
resentative constantly on the Job to
tell in true manner OF the wonder
ful opportunities Of Klamath county.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22

WHY is 1T that the shiftless cuss
is always ready to blame his station
in life to his wife's extravaganza,
despite the fact that she has not had
new set Of drds since the time she
was married?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22

Kaiser Wilhelm once confessed that
~ owned $4,000 neckties.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22
TIME FOR ACTION

THEhE was prevalent some year.
i ago a belief that the moon Is in
; habited. that the people there wer,
: anxious to communicate with earth
and that if all the people on thi.
. planet would at a given moment LEI
out prolonged shout, the shou
. would be of sufficient volume to make
, it audible to the moon people.
Accordingly. arrangements were
made for such shout. The differ.
ences in time were all figured out
until every person in the world knew
to the exact second OF time to begin
shouting. No detail was neglected
that would in any way help to make
the effort worldwide and spontane-
GUS.
The great day at last arrived. The
people began to eat throat tablets
that they might yell louder.
The hour approached. People be-
gan to cluster in appointed places.
1t was a minute until the appointed
time; few seconds; the time; and
then-SILENCE in large quantities.
There were two people in the whole
world who hollered. One was a deaf
old fellow in the Soldiers Home at
Roseburg, the other young Klamath
Indian boy. The former couldn't
hear if he tried. so he yelled; the lat
ter yelled because he didn't think to
stop and listen. But to every other
person in the world came the thought,
IN just keep still and listen" And
they did.
The result is that there is no COM
munication between the earth and the
moon.
Indications are that We are about
as much in communication with the
people who visit the Oregon building
at the exposition as we are with the !,
moon. And unless We start some
thing, We will remain so.
With a little cooperation, a fund |
can be raised for keeping a well in
formed representative at the exposi-
ton. This representative should be
paid sufficiently to allow him to give
his entire attention to telling of Klam-
ath county's advantages to homeseek-
ers, tourists, ETC., through talks at the |
klamath booth. and in any other de-
sirable and effective manner.
No real cooperative effort toward
this has been started-and no real
benefits have yet been derived from
the exposition by Klamath county.
Several months Of the exposition peri
cd have passed away with nothing
gained here. but that is no reason
why We shouldn't get busy at once.
The tourists. homeseekers, ETC., are
now attending the fair; let's get to-
gether and divert some of this dele
cation to permanent homes in Klam-
ath.
This is matter that is squarely up
10 you, and you, and you, as citizens
of klamath county. There are differ
'nt methods to pursue, but this is no
ime for procrastination. Something
must be done at once. or we might as
veil tear out our exhibit in the Ore
'uildinG.
Send in your suggestions, they will
e prominently featured in the Her.
Id.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22

ARE you forgetting that there Is
to be a Memorial Day observance here
this year? Remember, the nation on
this day usually honors the soldiers
Of Sixty-One, while here In klamath
we seem prone to leave the entire
burden of arrangements up to these
old heroes of ours.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-22

THERE is STILL hope Of a sane
settlement of the European tangle.
The 1918 crop Of graduates will soon
be turned out to conquer the world.
you know.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17
Closing Particulars
THE DEMOCRATS contest will

THE DEMOCRATS contest will close on
Saturday. June 10Th at Be to have your report
in by that time Mail reports must be mailed that they
will reach Monroe City early the morning ofhe 10Th The
contest managers last count of votes will the Demo
June r. All amounted will be placed in the ballot
box and counted by the judges Immediately after the 10Th
a he I'M m p re
$40
be ureh tina H will n
III pos
By the ballot
the
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17
Get Your Report i'm on Time
The Judges Will Count the Votes

Immediately after the last report is deposited They will
count only the votes the ballot box which totals they will
add the totals they appear the contest last
Of votes appears the page thus securing the grand
total of vores secured by all contestants
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-22
GERMANS FIERCE
IN EFFORTS TO
RETAKE HILL
By Associated Press.)

London, April 22-The Germans con
time their violent attacks trying to recover
Hill NJ. go ~ Belgium from the British.
The British losses - far are estimated nt
2ooO about this hIli. with the German losses
twice that number
\ French drive toward 81 Mihil wa-
the only other significant move IA the west.
The French are silent about il today.
Allied warships are bombarding the
Turkish cncampment, near the Darda-
nelle~. Emperor William during the hast
few days has been visiting thr GcmaS
battle front IN Alsace.
Trains from Stra~~hurg into Gcrmany
are many hours late. II !, reported French
avla;oro seriously damaged these railroad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-22
D. A. OBRIEN
TESTIFIES AT
Rate HEARING

Chicago. H.. April 22-That there J.
danger ui rrtarding agricultural develop
ment III The Southwest II propo-rd freight
rate advance pa fruit and vegetable are
granted thr Mr tern railroad wa ty ti-
lied a today raic hearing ~ d. A.
q Brirn ~ Eruwu-yillr. Texas. manager ut
the iio Grande railroad.
Mr.. O'Brien sand hc believed that the ad-
vancr- would dr~truy thc farming industry
an the Lower kio Grlndc Valley settlers
went there. he said. with the idea that
freight rates would not b. increased IT,
that section II the rates are increased.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-22
CHARGED
BARNES CONTROLS
ALBANY PRINTING
COL ROOSEVELT WAS UNDER FIRE
OF CROSS EXAMINATION IN
BARNES LIBEL SUIT.
WAS LEGAL RESIDENT OF WASHING
TON WHEN HE RAN FOR COVER
ERR0R OF NEW YORK.

Syracuse. n Y.. April % Colonel
Roosevelt under cross examination today
by counsel Tor Barnes said that he knew
thr constitution M New York provided that
WI muu Na- eligible ~ bcrumr governor
unlc-- hc had been resident oi that state
five YEAR pri"r ~ The election. kuu-rtrlt
-Jid ~ had made affidavit that \ year
previous to hi election ~ governor of
New York he was resident ot Washington.
Al THE opening NJ today'~ session 4 copy
ot the Bayne committe report was admitted
a- evidence. This Legislative committee I'M
vc~tigatcd the Albany county affairs ID
stated that William Barne~ controlled
printing ~ Albany aud charged that there
was padding of public printing expenses
for the benefit ot the journal company
which Barnes owned.
The report said "Thc most conspicuous
beneficiary of graft. public extravaganza
and ruiding on thc municipal treasury we
hnd from evidence to ~ William Barnes
himself, a. owner Of the majority Of the
stock ut the Journal company"
Roosevelt explained hi- purpose III i~~u-
lng the article on which Barnes libel
charges are based was specifically "a reach
ilr voters ~ New York state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-22
Little Dan Cupid Wins Despite US. Laws
A Villista Wounded Gains A Bride

Little Dan Cupid Of the Red Gross hos
Apital l. out of business.
Major Felipe Cabrera. late of the Villa
forces but for the past three weeks 4 "a
tient in the Red Cross hospital here. last
night obtained for himself bride in the
perSon Of Miss Bernardo Naiara. \ teacher
in a private school here. but ia doing -
he put 'crimp" IN several other romance~
that Dame Rumor says have been IN the
budding stage IN the temporary Red Cross
hospitals IN Brownsville. The ceremony
was performed at u o'clock last night Al
the Church of the immaculate Conception
bv Father h. L. Herman. The groom re-
turned 10 hi~ cot al the hospital. the bride
to her home.
United States immigration oilicial- are
yhow IN a quandary, Tor the United State
laws say that no man who i being held
by the United States a. prisoner shall be
permitted to be- married while ~ such con
iinement Cabrera nominally was 4 prison
er being under guard by immigration and
military authorities IN connection with the
neutrality laws.
Shortly before o'clock last night Ca
brera applied to II. g. Harrison. III charge
Of the hospital in the Bc~tciro building. for
a pass. stating that he was gong ont for
hi ..wife." cleverly leaving Mr. Harrison
under the impression that he was already
married The business of getting married
was a matter of 4 comparatively short
time. and IL was not until later that Mr.
Harrison discovered that Cabrera ha,
shipped one over HIM.
..They shan't work on my ~ympathie.
again." sternly declared Mr.. Harrison 10.
day, and il anyother man applies 10 Ia,
for a pass, whether he looks marriageabI,
ar not. he can't 20. We're going To put /;
stop to this thing right here right now
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-22
II INDICTMENTS
BROUGHT IN BY
GRAND JURY

Fourteen indictments. eight ni them ln
connection with violations ut the hquur
laws and the . 80 and Sunday closing laws.
and >iN oi them against the owners oi dis
orderly houses. were returned IN the grand
jury yesterday afternoon. This follows
the action Ut Judge W. H. Hopkins. who
In hi- charge ~ the grand jury particularly
called IT, attention to alleged liquor viola
tIon~ IA Brownsville, and also % di~urderly
houses.
Ii j. expected that the eases will ~
taken up during this term OF the court
The following are the names NJ those
indicted:
State ". Tiburcio Gonzales, charge.
keeping saloon open after 80 y. IA. Two
counts.
State -. Nicolas Lopez. charge. keep
ny saloon open after $50 \. ~. Two
counts.
state VS. Ruperio Loya. charge. keeping
saloon opcn after y 80 \. M.
State s.. Juan Cara. charge. keeping
saloon open after . 80 y. M.
State NJ. Eu~torgio Cardena,. charge.
keeping saloon open after . 30 D. IA.
State ". William Prcs>lrr. charge, un-
lawfully selling malt liquors.
State v. Nictoriano Rois, keeping dis
orderly house
State NJ. Dell Higgins, keeping disorderly
house.
State v. Ruth McRear. keeping dis
orderly house.
State ~ Billy Read. keeping disordcrly
house.
state Mn. Mary SchuIrr, keeping dis
orderly house.
State ". Bel Lang. keeping di-orderly
house
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-22

nhe other man applied ~ me for pass tn
20 out, hut nothing dong. These fellow,
are s"ing t. stay nehi ~ this hospital
until the officials gct ready ID send them
back "a Mexico"
Therefore. Dan Cupid ct the Red Gross
hospital. ha~ retired from active service. at
least officially
But the distressing feature uf the mar
riage of Mis- Naiara Ia Major Cabrera II
the fact that the stern federal officials H.
tend to remove him to Eagle Pass or Fl
Pa~o tomorrow along with ,iXty-two other
recovered wounded. and they are going to
move him and deport him regardless of the
wishes # hi~ bride But the new Mr~
Cabrera u not a. h. beaten She expects
to JOIN her husband wherever he j. taken.
and perhaps they will return ~ the United
state "a make their home. at least until
the war - over.
Mr.. Cabrera wa- teacher IN the san
Francisco school. located on Eleventh
street. and conducted for Mexican children
~ Mr.. Francisco Yturria. She met Major
Cabrera while visiting the wounded IN the
Red Gross hospital. The acquaintance
ripcncd. ending with the romantic marriage
of last night
At her home at Eighth end Van Ruren
streets Mr~. Cabrera was found frrttine
over her helple>SneS~ To prevent the United
States officials from taking her husband
from her ~ Eagle Pass ~ FL Pa~o. Asked
whether ~hc intended ~ follow. She De-
clared that she had not the remote~t idea
what she would a.. and that she would
await development.
Major Cabrera spent the day quietly at
the hospital. having little t. say IA anN
one. Ile has fully recovered from the
wound received in the leg during the battle
Iof March -.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-22
Is YEARS OLD SCHOOL
GIRL WAS MURDERED
(By Associated Prcss.l

Mu~kceon. Mich. April % The body q:
Eyrlyn Steele. l3 wears old. WAS found tu-
day partly buried w TIE sand w an alley
near her home. Her clothing had been
stripped from her body. She had not been
seen alive since -hr lrii home tur school
Yesterday morning.
Later the girl'~ ~trpmothcr confessed
that thc girl died while thc ~tcpmothcr vas
trying Ia perform criminal operation on
the child