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j. 5. fINANCIERS
RESTRICTBUYING
POWER OF loan
Deny Allies Agents Right to
Expend Money Raised In !
u. S. on Munitions
LAssoeiated Press by FsdelaI Wirelessl

Associated Press by EsdeiaI Wirelessl
NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept. 1S.--It Is
reported that q split has developed
between the American fInanciers In.
teresting themselves In the notation
OF the proposed half billion dollar loan
TO Great Britain and France and the
AngloFrench commissioners, enpow-
cred by their governments to carry
on the negotiations The split came
at meeting yesterday over the Ques-
ton OF the purposes for which the
money Is 70 be used. f
Munitions Barred.
The. commissioners contend that It
would be the right Of the borrowers
TO expend the money in the United
States for any purposes deemed At.
while the American hnanciers have
taken the ground that money raised
IN an American loan should not be
used for the purchase Of munitions.
These financiers point out that there
will be practically no difficulty in
floating the loan n q condition Of IL
be that munitions are not 70 be among
the exports to be paid out Of the pro-
ceeds.
1aHks Ready 70 suhscrlhe,
Il Is understood that many so-called
pro.Germari financial institutions
stand ready TO take part in the
loan provided the munition question
be settled. Among these Is reported
to be the great banking firm Of Kuhn,
Loeb Geo.
Lnother hitch that has developed In
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LONDON, Eng. Sept is. The stu
alton at wilma is so critical that 1t has
been sreevacuated; that is. the COM
paratively small force Of troops LETT
there has been withdrawn to the bat.
tie line in front OF the city and only
enough soldiers left to preserve order
and guard governmental property.
Letters received at the Russian cap
itaI from Wilma state that the roar Of
the opposing cannons Is to be heard
night and day, while German aero
planes are constantly circling over the
city, dropping bombs The Russian
aitisaircraft guns are active and three
OF the German machines have been
brought hurting down by the shrap-
mel.
All the government offices in wilma
have been emptied Of records and the
civilian officials have all left for the
interior via Minsk.
City Stripped Of Factories.
The city Is also being stripped OF
Its factories, from which the machin-
cry Is being taken for removal into
the interior, while thousands of work.
men have left to set up the factories
everywhere.
All commodities have doubled In
price, stocks being very low and no
more importations being allowed In or
der that should the city fall the Ger
mans viii find no supplies for their
army The newspapers have suspenu-
ca publication
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MAKE MANNEW FACE OUI0F HIS
bach, RIBS And sIRIPSOF SKIN

cheek, jaw, lips, chin and nose"
The correspondent at first thought
the assistant was fooling him. but the
patient who was Just going out bore
few signs of the dreadful wounds de-
picted in the photograph. His right
cheek was the twin brother OF his left
cheek; he had an excellent chin; lips
that opened in a genial smile, and a
nose of perfect contour. His face only
bore the rapidly vanishing traces Of
some cuts and a few white marks oc-
casicned by surgical sewing.
The surgeon had taken q portion of
the patients back and used 1t to re-
place the cheek. With the skin of the
back he fashioned the lips. Then he
took a portion of the mans short ribs
to make the nose and the substance Of
the chin From the forehead he took,
the skin for the nose and from the.
stomach the skin for the chin. Final
aIy, when the man was practically re-
fashioned and could be permitted to
look at his new face, the doctor asked
him II there was anything he regret
ted. The soldier replied: Yes, my.
mustacEie. oh, don't you worry
about that said the doctor and with
ont even applying an anaesthetic he
took from the hairy nape of the neck.
q small strip OF skin and grated It
ON the upper lip. Il can't promise
YOU. said the doctor, ethat you win
have as victorious fnustache as that
which you left In the trenches. but in
any case you won't be hairless. !"
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= GUM ANSWERS
GERMAN ACCUSATION.

HAVRE. France.-The Belgian gov
eminent has issued an official reply
To the German White Book published
IN May. in which, as the Belgian auth.
critics put 1t, Germany seeks to justify
by law the reprisals and atrocities
committed at Dinant, Belgium, Aug.
% and "a. !"
: The Belgian reply produces eyi-
dence intended to show that, con-
trary to assertions made in the White
Book, it was French soldiers and not
the civil population Of Dinant who
established on both banks OF the
Meuse river the defenses which the
German troops found, and that it was
French troops who tired on German
patrols between Aug. Is and 2. Fhe
French captain commanding these
troops attests that the civil popula-
ton took no part in the encounter.
Two English words in which all the
Eve syowels are to be found in proper
alpIfabetical order are "abstemfouss
and 'sfacetious." -
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Senator Simmons, Chairman of
Finance COMMITTEES, Back of
Idea for Many More Ships

TO bring the United States navy up
to the required standard in the short
est possible time. the issuance of
bonds or shortterm notes to pay for
increases In the fleet should be auth.
orized by the next session of Congress
Senator Simmons OF North Carolina
declares, according to the Army and
Navy Register =<
Coming from the chairman OF the
Senate finance committee, who has
been the spokesman Of the administr-
ton. this declaration was recognized
as important. especially as Il was
known that the North Carolinian had
had q long conference with the Pres
ident.
5 This is not radical theory" de-
clared the senator, for it win be re.
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SMITHSONIAN PARTY TO
WINTER IN SIBERIA

IAss0ciated Press by Federal Apireiessl
NOME, Alaska. Sept Isl Five mem.
bers or the smithsonian expedition,
which departed for the polar regions
from Seattle ii June, 1914. have ar.
rived here en- route to the states to
report progress of the work.
They brought news that the remain
ing members OF the expedition are in
good health and will remain in Siberia
another winter
A large collection Of geological spec.
linens has been obtained, they said.
and no harsiships Of an unexpected ms,
ture have been confronted
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BONDS AND NOTES ARE PROPOSED
IORAIH Cash FORLARGERNAV

membered that at the time OF the
Spanish war the United States not
only issued bonds. but shortterm
notes. I do not agree with Represen-
tatiye Kitchin that we should appro-
pirate only for submarines and mines.
We should have them. lots OF them
as they have been demonstrated In
the European war to be q potent fac.
tor
But we should not neglect the 9TH
er portions of the navy. | would not
say lust how many ships We ought to
build nor Of what classificati0na hut
I win say that the Increase ought 10
be substantial We are every day as
Stunning more a position in the worlds
affairs where strong navy is vital
necessity The vital necessity Of q
bigger and better navy has been
brought home to many Of as during
the days OF a strain when II was
thought that this nation might be
plunged into international difficulties
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STATES
SNHIER IN HEAT;
MANY PHOSPHATE

IAssociated Press by Federat Wirelessl
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept 49,.
Four persons were killed yesterday by
the intense heat, which has persisted
for nearly week h this section The
total victims OF the heat wave here
are Is.
From Pitfsburg II Il reported that
two died there yesterday.
New Jersey and Connecticut also
are swelterjng q the heat
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AMERICAN ARR EsTED
AS GERMAN spy.

LONDON, Eng, Sept. ia Berlin
despatch from the Overseas News
Agency says: go ~ r. =. . .5.s
Another member Of the family OF
Teresa Carreno, the famous pianist,
who Is an American citizen, has been
arrested on the charge of being Ger
man spy" - ~.
Nothing is available here to supply
the missing details of this despatch
which apparently has been censored
severely. -. g.. .....
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TEUToNs CAPTURE
TRENCH NEAR PERTHES.

LONDON, Eng, Sept. 1.-THE Ger
mans have captured a trench near.
Perthes by an attack with grenades,
according to reports from the western
front this morning. Severe artillery
duels continue there.
No activity is reported from the
Gallipolf peninsula. 49,. ~.s
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The body or a man with the top
of his head blown off was found in q
meadow near the junction of Merrick
Road and Franklin Boulevard, laurel
ton, l.. /. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18

The latest estimate of automobiles
in the United states places the NUM-
Der at ], 1885, 900. s s
Frederick Weisse. motorman. OF
New York fell from the fourth floor
of his home while walking N his
sleep and was seriously injured.
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The ravy department has sent mes
sagess Ia, recognition TO men of the
cruiser Colorado, who, on August 10,
saved five occupants OF sail boat
which capsized a half mile away
! from the ship. The people were res
ed within eight minutes. <. i d
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10 ORDER
DR.. DIa|BA HOME
CIRCUMFERENCE

fAssoeiatei Press BIZ Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, ID. c. Sept 49,.
Ambassador Penfield has notified the
state department that the Austrian.
foreign Office has notified him Of it's
intention to recall Ambassador Bumba
for a consultation
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18

Ceremonies were held at the Con-
valescence Hospital at Paris, when
SO soldiers blinded in the fighting at
the front received decorations Tor
gallant conduct.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18

Harrington Gibbs of the Oliver Mo
rosco Co., on the Paramount list, re-
Gently gave 800 centimeters of his
blood to save the life of q fellow play
er. The operation was successful
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18
CHAPTER LXXXIX.
DETERMINING THE FORMULA OF SALES
=. - SUCCESS

We have found how advertising is simply an analysis
of the product of the prospect and of the market Too
much Importance cannot be placed any of these
phases.
As to the product, there have been more failures
through lack of analysis of that than through any other
cause Especially apt to against this rock
in the matter of marketing patents The novelty of such
products often beclouds the component factors and
sus in atmosphere which is apt to avert analysis.
Even if your product is staple and you
there demand for it, still you anayze to find out
whether it is worth the investment of penny of adver
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-18

The Lasky Feature Play Co. has
obtained the motion picture rights to.
The Chorus Lady" from its author.
James Forbes. &c.. -.
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Met in the ..
Monies
By CLINTON PEDRICK.

Marguerite Clark. in Seven Sis
ters," has been greeted enthusiastic
cally AT the Broadway theater, New
York = -. -tI =,
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-
Mary Pickford has made her biggest
triumph clad In rags. It is therefore
particularly appropriate that the Fa-
nous Players Film Co should next.
present her on the Paramount pro.
gram in rags" by Edith Barnard
Delano. 49,.
Oliver Morosco has gathered two
more stars to his fold in the persons
OF Blanche Ring and Charlotte Green
wood, reputed to be the most awk-
ward person In the world. Their ap-
pearance on the screen In Honolulu
Will be awaited with interest.
Twenty thousand inhabitants OF Los
Angeles saw the bull fight staged by.
the Jesse Z. Lasky Feature Play Co...
for its production OF Carmen. " IN:
which Geraldine Farraf, the most pop
.ular opera star in the world. Is soon
to make her molten picture debut
Blanche Sweets next Lasky- Para.
mount photo-play win be THE Secret
Orchard and that will be followed
by The Case Of Becky, David Be
lascos production, which was such q
success several years ago. Both are
psychological dramas OF unusual pow
ser.
Ienore Ulrich, recent star of The
Bird Of Paradise" is the latest legi-
innate player to srccomb to the lure
of daytime work in the outdoors, and
nights free from work or Aiiy kind.
.:Kiltneny, produced by the Oliver
Muroeeo CO., win mark her first ap.
pearanee on the Paramount program
Elsie Janis. the eomedienne, who.
scored such a hit recently in Honour
lu In The Caprices OF Kitty, !. is work
ing overtime. 1t is pleasant news.
and when she returns shortly In
Betty In Search of q Thrill a warm
reception viii surely await her. Fol
lowing closely, she will appear in
Nearly Lady, and Twas Ever
Thus
Arnold DAILY has just completed
contract with the Pathe company for
a series OF pictures which he Will pro-
duce himself, to be known as the
Arnold DAILY Series. Mr.. DAILY will
picturize the Ashton Kirk novels by
John Mcintyre. AshIy Miller will have
direct charge OF the staging Of the se-
ries. Mr.. DAILY has assembled an ex-
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Cyril Maude, the English aetor.man.
ager, who win be seen at al Para.
mount picture theaters In the Moroseo
version of Peter Gynt, il said to be
largely interested In million dollar
pumice deal in Southern California.
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eeIlent company for be- prodaclions.

Victor Moore, who makes his debut
in Honolulu in "Sn0bs, next week, is
positively one Of the most famous
comedians in America, having been
star Of numerous George n. Cohan's
productions. In .STiobs Mr.. Moofe's
role Is no less than that of the milk
man. This CONFUSING comedy IS not
without romantic element. IN fact,
1t is romance that solves his difficult
ties.
Lottie Pickford, sister OF dainty lit
tie Mary, with William Russell, viii
soon be seen in Honolulu in the 'Dia-
mond From the Sky. the great $780,
900 serial production OF the Flying-A
Company, which for the past six
weeks has been playing at the big
Palace theater In Chicago to crowds
almost beyond control. For real
thrills and hair-raising excitement II
Is said she gives Elaine" a run FOR
her money
A great ovation was given Mary
Pickford at baby parade. Mary
Pickford, star Of the Famous Players.
Film Co., who was last Wednesday
extended the unusual distinction Of
being the guest Of honor Of the city of
Ashbufy Park at q silver jubilee baby
parade the first actress In all the Is
years during which Ashbury Park has.
annually celebrated baby parade TO-
receive this signal honor. preference
shared in past years BY President VIII
son, x-President Roosevelt and many
other notables was rendered the
greatest ovation with which this fa-
nous seaside resort has ever welcon-
ed a visitor a significant feature Of
the parade was the numerous floats
and ifnpersonations Of Miss PIckfordss
various creations by the children.
principal among which were Tess Of
the Storm Country Hearts Adrift.
.Such q Little Queen and Mistress
Nell. Another interesting aspect Of.
the event was the fact that Miss Pick
ford has obtained the addresses of
three Of the youngsters who appeared
In the parade and In whom she detect
ed screen possibilities
Geraldine Farrar, prima donna Of
the metropolitan Opera Company Of.
New York, who has been at the stu
dos Of the Jesse u Lasky Feature
Play Company at Hollywood, Cal, all:
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PURPOSES OF THE COURSE: Cd TO increase
returns The retailer Dho nosc aduerses a 10 shosD
the noodpeng retailer hon he can losper his prices get
increase his profits go 10 suggest to- Tie jobber and
manufacturer cautious meltod to create demand and
increase goOdH ) To prepare the person latent
This course, uhen delpered personally to a class of stu
dents, costs $15 II IS equivalent to- correspondence
sopsse iOich costs $95. Tie entire 80 lessons ,Di b
gven exclusively Nth THIS newspaper free VI charge.
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Geraldine Farrar. prima donna Of
the metropolitan Opera Company Of
New York, who has been at the stu
dos of the Jesse u Lasky Feature
Play Company at Hollywood, Cal, all.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-17
KEEP CLEANED Up

u LAGATH FALLS. aftsr working
~ yesterday and today. b . spot
LEES town. Il d - devoid Of dirt -
4 politician b reputsd to b Of prin-
ciple. and II there h . place ieft
whore mosquitoes and other insects
that pack around and distribute gobs
Of malaria. typhoid and tabsrculosis.
Il must b the Ankeny ditch or some
other apparently permanent instita-
tion.
But now that We are spick and span
Why NOT arrange somehow 70 stay
that wayf It h claimed that clsanli-
nass. in addition to running second
only to godliness. promotes health: %
why not make this permanently
healthy?
The annual bath has long been
ridiculed. but Il Il any worse than this
annual clean-up dayf Now that we
have our premises clean. let ~ work
TO Keep tnom Clean.
The accumulation Of cans. ets., y
the worst trouble. but this can ~
easily attended to. A large box. bar
rel or similar receptacle. placed in
the back yard. will care for the cans
and bottles as they come from the
| kitchen, and arrangements can be
made for the hauling Of the cans from
this receptacle to the city garbage
|pile at very small cost.
There is an opportunity for some
!one with . team to make good money
Iby arranging for the Transporting Of
this class Of garbage from the houses
Ito the dump heap. H0useholdsfs will
rejoice at the opportunity Of thus die.
posing Of this rapidly accumulatins
rubbish. and . little effort IN estab-
fishing such a side line will reap
quick returns.
II Klamath Falls u to stay clean,
this form OF disposal ID necessity.
II there are owners Of teams ready to
take ~. this work. the Herald win be
glad to assist them. free Of charge. in
getting established In the hauling Of
accommodating trash from the city
The price to each householder coult
be made trivial, - with proper rout
ing several hundred families could b
cared for in this respect BY one team
and wagon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-17

SOME PEOPLES ides Of cleaning
up 4 TO throw al their cans. etc.. ON
their nsighbor's premises during tho
year. and leaving the litter to b.
cleaned mp BY said neishbor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-17

il stlll being talked about ana easea
AZ 4 criterion for measur'ns otnss
social successes. A q reminder os
tho February triumph. tho rcd hesr's'
which were used In profus'on TOT uo'-
orativc purposes at tho party. were
uscd at Thursday nights Anair wiz"
tasteful effect. Following tho OK
ce,lent dinner. prepared BY Miss Loo
and her mothcr. the assemo'axe ro-
pNired to tho homo OF Mr., ana Mrs'
Arthur J. voyc. whore tho evcnine
was delightfully."- spent with a musical
program. Miss Lees guests were MISS
seeioy. Miss Ada soule. Miss Allcs
Blackford. Miss Edna Wells. MISS M
tcile Blair. Miss Alice Mcconrt. Mrs
Rose TORY and aud Mrs. Lce'
Mrs. Il. Il. Roamcs returned TINS
week from sojourn In San Fran
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-17
A SURPRISE PARTY

Last night Mr.. w. finished tho
days work and started for homo with
tagging steps. Everything had gone
wrong. and no was no cnveloped In
gloom that he was actually thinking
up mean little things to say TO tho
homo folks. He started up the steps
with set mouth and q aercc scowi. Az
his foot struck the top step he heard
unusual sounds coming from tho
house.
"what the dickens is thati" no
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-17

-.,,.rsA with his hand on the latch.
and = a. no jsrkcd opcn the door shess
words greeted hint u IaiAt swearing
4, you; I'm only telling yoa." coming
from, \ columbia uratoncla. around
which tho children we're eromped.
With laughing faces. while NE w'1s
.tood smiling In tho Kitchen doorway.
Ills amusement momcntarily halted
NJ, spcech, ana he heard the record
through In silence, BY which time his
.cow, had changed 10 grin. ana 40
had forgotten his Crouch. He turned
ia h,s vito with "whcre In the wor'd
uId that como front" "oh. NJ. shsp-
herd lot us have Il on trial for ssw
days" We'll. we'll. does Shepherd
think l am a First National bankt'
nut daddy" shouted Johnnie. the
man said II only costs $500. ana ws
can have ton months 10 pay for IT.
won't you lot us keep H. daddy"
.ipout bc In such a hurry: lot mo
have my supper Arst. anyway; but
lyou might put on another record
while mother pours tho tsa."
After supper father and tho chill
drcn had great time trying ail the
records. and after the Kids had re-
mctantly gone TO bed thelr dad ~
marked that he had always cons'd.
ercd a phouograph nsishhorhood
N ,,saucc, hut this Columbia orato'
no,a certainly did boat anythin9 no
, Ind ever heard. and hc guessed nc
had enjoyed Il about ~ much ~ the
On ildren---alao that he thought ne
would drop into sHEPHERD's RI
ANo DEPOT and arrange 70 keep y.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-17

IT CAN BE truthfully stated that
with these zeppelins sailing around
20 mjnacinsly. business in England h
looking up."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-17

when the HAPPY Hour Club assembled
at her homo on Ninth and jefferson
streets, and spent the afternoon in
nssdlswork and conversation. A dain-
y luncheon. served by the hostcss,
Vas pleasing feature, and there were
in attendance Mrs. Claude Davis. Mrs.
Robert A. Emmitt. Mrs. Curtis Held
rick. Mrs. 10y Hilyard. Mrs. Leo
Houston. Mrs. william r. johnson.
Mrs. Floyd Mundy. Mrs. Sam T. Sum-
mers. Mrs. r. J. Sheets. Mrs. Guy V.
Walters. Mrs. H. J, Winters. Mrs.
Rector. Mrs. A. q. Lewis. Mrs. G. b,
CiendenninE, Mrs John J. Furbcr.
Mrs. Walter Perkins. Mrs. George A.
cathay. Mrs. H. n. Calkins. Mrs. Sid
Evans and Mrs. Harry Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Davis and
child are stopping for q few days In
this city. on their way to spend the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Vim
SON Of Langsll Valley. Mr.. Davis IL
Mrs. Wilson'S brother.
go
The piano pupils Of Mrs. Fred II.
Cofer met this afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Carl Cofer for social and
musical time. and the afternoon was
highly enjoyed by all. The Life OF
Mosart was tho topic discussed at
this session. and the following pro-
gram was rendered:
Invitation to the Dance ..... Wagner
llzs. Cazi Q. Cofsr
A Mountain Pink -. Geo. Spaulding
Ma J. J. PARKER
Petite Carnival -. L. streabbog
lliss Ruth Cofsr
Shepherd Boy !. -. G. ID. Wilson
Miss Nyler Calkins
Rcverte Scnmoa'
Miss Evelyn Whitmore
II Trovatore ................ krus
Miss Esther Haines
Second vaise Brilliante >. b. GODDARD
Miss Fern Hanks
Masurka ........ Paul Wacha
Calvin Peyton
90
Tho birthday anniversary Of Miss
Gertrude Seeley was pleasantly OBJ
served ut the homo Of Captain J. p.
Lee and wife. when Miss Agnes Lee
entertained Thursday evening at .
dinner party. The guests were the
young ladies who gave the valentine
party at the White Pelican Hotel that
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-17

NOW. THEN. II your yard II clean.
devise some method to make It STAY
clean.