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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-06

good, why the President has not
adopted the aide system in standing
off his Cabinet officers.
Has Held First Meeting.
The new advisory council has held
it's first meeting and the subject con-
Sidered was aerOplanes for the navy.
Several bureaus in the Department
are interested in this problem, and the
whole subject can certainly be dis
posed of in a general council more
rapidly and efficiently than if one
man had to trOt around and inter
view each bureau chief separately, es-
pecially If there was a conflict Of
views. Furthermore, the time Of each
interested officer will be saved by the
Council method. One Of the ques-
tons soon to be considered is sub
marine boats, in which the Bureaus
OF Construction and Repair. Engin-
In the meantime, throughout the en-
tire week, the doors Of Secretary Dan
iels' office will be open to any officer
n member of the council who de-
sires to discuss with him in advance
any question OF administration or de-
tail which may or may not, finally,
reach the advisory council for consid-
| GRAFTON. In other words, the routine
Of the Department will continue as
| heretofore.
There is no politics, either partisan
or departmental, in the new Daniels
plan. AS OF this fact, Mr.
Daniels has kept all OF the bureau
chiefs on their jobs throughout the
fun tour years OF their commissions
excepting only one, Commander Philip
Andrews. former aide for personnel
whose place was filled when the Of
fees OF chief of navigation and aids
for personnel were combined. It is
b of Mr.. Daniels to keeI
all such chiefs OF bureau on the jof
until their commissions expire, bui
not to reappoint them at the end o,
their terms. AS the present time
a officers say he has assembled il
the Department the highest grade bu
reau chiefs ever brought together il
the history OF the navy. Rear-Ad
miral Taylor has a world wide repu
tation as a naval constructor, Will
+ Rear-Admiral Strauss is declared b,
the ranking officers of the feet +,
h navy. Their colleagues are o
equal ability in their RESPECTIVE
? spheres.
Il Secretary Daniels has not been an,
IS not a martinez on the question o
n particular system. He has see,
MT to snpplant Q aides who wer
mere buffers for 8 aides who are tn
men doing the actua work in hi
Department under him. He has onl
. one object in view-te get the worI
= done as efficiently and speedily q
Q possible. He has sought for expert
. IN each line upon which. the navy
e dependent for preparedness and ha
s ~co-ordinated them into his advisor
- council. The navy thinks the plan
Is going to work, but Mr.. Daniels
willing to be judged on the res,11
,, IS making no predictions now.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-06

son has broader powers than nave
wei been enjoyed by his officer pre-
deceSsors, but he cannot expend a
dollar or give an order to another Off
Ger, and enjoys only those powers
given to him by the Secretary in the
line of large movements.
In taking the steps he has, Secre-
tary Daniels conferred with Admiral
Dewey, Admiral A. G. Winterhalter,
and other officers Of recognized abil-
ity in the navy and received their en-
tire approval. At the same time, he
has been gratified to receive the COM
mendation Of many high officers Of
the navy who were not consulted in
advance on the plan, some OF whom
have frankly disagreed with him in
the past On matters Of policy in the
Department.
AS was stated above, under the old
| get into direct touch with the bureau
| chiefs in the Department. He wanted
to harmonic the conflicting elements,
reduce red tape and bufferism to a
minimum, and bring technical and
tactical problems. business, and pro-
gress into such relationship that every
angle Of every question might eff
GENTLY and speedily be disposed OF
directly by the most interested Off
Gals.
Personnel Of CouncA.
Therefore, when the Secretary de-
cided to do away with the advisory
council of aides, he substituted the
advisory council Of chiefs OF bureaus
OF the marine corps, and the legal de-
partment. which includes all officer:
holding Presidential appointments il
the Department. The personnel o
this body, which came into officia
being June "a, is as follows:
;. Assistant Secretary of the Nav,
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Rear-Admiral w. S. Benson, Chic
OF Operations.
!. Rear-Admiral Joseph Strauss, Chic
: of the Bureau Of Ordnance.
:. Rear-Admiral r. S. Griffin, Chic
: Of the Bureau OF Steam Engineering
Rear-Admiral D. w. Taylor. Chic
of the Bureau Of Construction an
Repair.
Rear-Admiral II. r.. Stanford, Chic
: of the Bureau OF Yards and Docks.
Rear-Admiral Samuel McGowal
: Chief Of the Bureau Of Supplies an
Accounts.
8 Rear-Admiral w. C. BREASTED, Chic
Of The Bureau OF Medicine and SUI
gerry.
III Major-General George Barnet
cOmmandant Of the Marine Corps.
Capt. Ridley Mclean, Judge-Adv'
!, cate Genera OF the Navy.
E~x-Secretary Meyer has cen fit
criticise the formation of this coun<
Is On the ground that the officers WI
IN are members of it have not time to {
a. their work properly and attend to II
". council work besides. Washington
ks wholly unable to see the point Of til
mt criticism and is asking why, if this
lily true of the chief administrative Of
"a GERS OF the Navy Department, it is n
true Of the members Of the Presiden,
in Cabinet. In q Washington, espe'
or ally the lay end of it, has often wo
or dered why the Cabinet idea was z
extended to the executive departmes
ali by the Cabinet officers long ago, in t
ept interest OF economy and efficiency a
On especially with q view to solving t
Re- larger problems of administrafio. ,.,
md as the naval advisory co,nr;1 =
lar consider b question might read
en- be asked. il Mr.. Aeyer,s critici~n
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-06

Figures compiled by the ~
HUNGARIAN and German consul
New York show that Sse.oP9 -
visits Of their countries who reEi r.,
themselves for services are ina
obtain TRANSPORTATION.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
KLAMATH SEES
VOLCANO WORK
MANY LOCAL. People SAW COLI
VMN OF SMOKE SATURDAY
AFTERNOON. AND OTHERS HE
PORT MORE LATE YESTERDAY

Saturdays violent eruption of Mt
l.asscn. when n mixture OF mud,
ashes and lava four times the volume
OF the hot mud flow OF the day be-
fore poured into Hat Creek Valley.
was known to local people by the
sight OF the dense smoke cloud as
condng from the mountain. Many
In town and around Midland wit
messed this late In the afternoon.
Fred II. Mills. Joe Howard. Alex
Davis and Dad Taber. who returned
yesterday from trip to Lakcvicw
Alturas and Susanvillc. say they
plainly saw the eruption. They also
report much white sand or ashes
scattered along the road.
Other people report seeing smoke
and fire last night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
California Officials Saw
That Low Did His Best

writ OF habcas corpus, which VIVA !.
sued by tho Hon. Judge coha,i..
judge OF the superior court of Tho c,,,
mNd county of san Francisco. u, ~,
18th day OF May. and on IA, follow
Ing day tho said writ was dIsmls..,
for the reason that II warrant ch.rv
,nR him with being II rugitlyc fro,
Justice was ISSUED by Hon Moso n,
rcnhoimor The same day tho s,I,
Harry u, Anglin WAS allowed 10 %
an u bond In tho sum of 81 ooo
which was put up by his brother nm,
ono Charles schricbcr. and the c,so
was set down FOR trinl on tho s,s,
day of May. 1913. II appear. tim,
Tho said Harry u. Angln has Dumpcd
hiS bail and has lied to pnt,s NJ,
known.
We desire to say that the shcriu of
klamath county did all In his row,r
To bring the said Harry T. Au,lln
hack 10 klamath Falls for uIal on
III" said charge. but was blocked h,
tho aforesaid writ Of hNboua rorpus
rnd when Mr. Angiin was allowed 10
Hn upon bail
We are somewhat under Ia, i'm.
preston thn, tho said Harry T.. Aup.
lin has either lost HIS mind, or, Az hi.
brother snya. ia IN III" bottom Of IN,
F., hay. hut We VIII do all In our power
to locate him aud bring him 10 trial
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
Important Conference
Is Opened in Capital

tary Of finance and treasury; Ra-
mon p. Acevedo, manager National
Bank of Panama: Ramon Arias, Jr..
vice-pesident Bank of Canal Zone.
Costa Rica-Mariano Guardia,
minister of finance: John NJ. Keith.
banker
Honduras-Gen. Leopoldo Cor
doya, minister Of hacienda and pub
lie credit: d. Fortin, leading mer-
chant; DR.. Alexandra s. Lara, Of the
Bank of Honduras at Tegucigalpa.
Brazil-Dr. Amaro Cavalcanti,
former Supreme Court Judge.
Bolivia-Ignacio Calderon. min
lister to the United States: Adolfo
Balalivian consular-generai at New
York.
Dominican Republic-Francisco
y. Peynado, former minister to the
United States: DR.. Enrique Jiminez
minister to the United States.
Chile-Luis Izquierdo, former min
lister of foreign affairs. Luis Aldunate
former governor Province Of Gill;
Gonzale vergara. prominent attor-
ney.
A thorough and comprehensive dis
cussion of existing financial condi-
ton Of all the countries represented
is anticipated. Time will be taken
to deliberate on all the phrases Of
the financial and commercial needs
and problems of the American re-
public. Suggestions probably will be
adopted for the common advance
ment and closer relationship Of the
republics.
The head of the Argentina delega-
tion is a prominent figure Of the
meeting. Samuel Hale Pearson Is
one OF the best known bankers in the
world. He is a grandson of Samuel
B. Hale of Boston, who founded the
National Bank Of Argentina in 1888.
The capital of the banks and busi-
ness corporations with which Mr..
Hale is connected aggregates 800.
00O. 900. it is said.
Salvador's delegation not only in
clude that country's vice-president.
but a former president as we'll.
One outcome of the conference is
expected to be a better understand
ing on the part of American finan-
ciers of the methods and conditions
of business in the Latin countries,
particularly Of the credit system in
practice which differ materially from
our own.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
ilankrui',r, \"ii,r
tNu g3gSl

In the District Court Of the United
states. for tn" Dlstric, Of Oregon
Ia 'hc Matter OF the Bankruptcy of
George \ BELL
10 the Creditors OF George A. He'll.
bankrupt. klamath County. Dis.
,rirt of oregon
Soticr III hereby given that on tho
a2nd day uf May. 1915. George A.
iioil was ndjudscd bankrupt. and
thpt the nrst meeting of his creditors
viii be held nj my Office In the Firsl
National Bank building, At klamath
Falls, Oregon. On the ith day Of
June. ut 2 y. M
At this time creditor. may attend.
examine tho bankrupt. prov" their
claims. appoint trustee decide upon
the sale Of stock of the bankrupt. aud
transac, such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
!. e. RrTENIC.
referee In BANKRUPTCY FOR klam'
"Ih County II
Portugal viii import 3,bI 900
bushels OF wheat this year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
United Press Service


WASHINGTON. d. c., May "a
In the hall of the Americas OF the
beautiful Pan American Union build
ing, one of the most important gath
erings ever held on this continent
opened today. Delegates represent
ing practically every nation in the
Western Hemisphere met to discuss
their financial relations and ways
and means of assisting one another
while the present European war lasts
and after it has come to an end.
More than half hundred Of the
leading financial men--governmenta
and commercial-fromt the South and
Central American countries are
ready to take part in the discussions
which beginning today were expect
ed to occupy the entire week, II not
to continue into next.
The United States is host. Con-
gress in authorizing Secretary Nc
Adoo to carry out his idea, voted
$4,000 expense money and large
part of this will be used in enter
tainment of the foreign guests, part
of the program being a trip to GER
tain important financial centers. The
guests include also a large number
of representative bankers Of the
United States, but they will defray
their own expenses for the most part.
The list of foreign delegates fol-
lows:
Argentina-Samuel Hale Pearson,
distinguished banker; Richard c.
Aldao, former minister of finance for
the province of Buenos Aires; V. v.
villamil and John Zimmerman, busi-
ness men.
Cruguay-Pedro Cosio, minister
of finance; DR.. Gabriel Terra, former
minister of industries.
Peru-Asaac Alseamora, former
vice-president; Eduardo Higginson,
consular-general at New York.
Colombia-Santiago Ferez Trian-
ma, former minister to Great Britain;
Roberto Ancizar, secretary Washing
ton legation.
Salvador-Aifcnso QuinOnes, for
mer president; Jose Suay, former
minister of finance; Robert Aguilar,
prominent banker.
Nicaragua-Pedro Rafael Cuadra.
former minister of finance; Freder-
ick Albert Straus, banker.
Panama-Aristides Arizona, secre-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
MouingRctures

The Serpent Sign" the first epi-
sode of the New Exploits of Elaine"
will be presented at the Star theater
today. A new character will be in
troduced in today's episode. Edwin
Arden, a we'll known favorite of the
legitimate stage, will take the place
of the Clutching Hand. In the
future 1t will be a battle of wits be-
tween Kennedy and Woo Fang. the
part that will be taken by Edwin
Arden.
There is another rafting good
feature on today's bill, in which the
late John Bunny is the star. Hearts
and Diamonds" is the title Of the
piece, which is a superior comedy Of
fering in two parts. The picture is
baseball story in which Bunny Is
said to be a. scream, in a baseball
uniform. Rory O'More," a one part
Kalem drama, completes today's pro-
gram.
Hc oIdI duuouuCeS d VIZ COmcuy
bill for Tuesday and Wednesday.
The feature Of the program is the
three part Vitagraph comedy, "Mr.
Bingles' Melodrams." One of the
Hazards OF Helen" series and
another reel OF comedy will be pre-
sented in addition to "Mr. Bingles'
Melodrama."
The Peerless orchestra has ar
ranged an excellent concert program
for Tuesday night.
q
To lend variety to the regular pro-
gram the Orpheus tonight presents
Murder VIII Out" laughable one
act farce with local cast. In addi-
ton, Checkers" adapted from Hen
ry Blossoms great play, will be
shown. This offering is In five
parts. and cannot fail to please.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
NIGH SCOO0( IS
AGAIN A winner
IO,,r KLAMATH TEAM u OE.
.CATrU ny 4 10 TO u SCORE.
u,lTON SHINES AS \ REAL
SLAB ARTIST

by a score OF 10 To q, the klamath
County High School baseball team
took saturdays game ut the fort
away from Fort Klamath. Up to IN"
seventh inning the score was \ to l.
and then Hilton cascd up bit IN MS
slab work. Noel was klamaths re-
ccivcr. and the Fort battery was Nc
kccvcr and Zumbrum.
This was the high schools final
game, they have played i've games.
and lost hut ono this season, one
feature OF the season was the deV'l-
opmcnt of a good slabstcr In Hilton,
He has steadily improved, and has
been a valuable man for the team
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
tcon,,nued from page ~

Francisco To locate Anglin, Friday
morning Anglin was to appear III
to the fugitive warrant. bnt
no failed to do so, The dressing
given AnglIn's brother aud hia at
torncya by Police Judge Opp'nhc'h
Is described as decidedly Hcn'hlhH'
and as "A result they asked contin"
unncc, and said they would Try I"
have tho prisoner bcfor" the judge AT
10 O'Clock this morning,
The following letter was voluh'
tnriiy givcn sheriff Low by Jndg"
Oppcnhcimi
10 Whom II May Concern
This IL To certify that !. M police
Judge OF the city and county "t san
Francisco, allowed Harry T., An.l'h
to 20 upon bond IN tho snm OF $l.ooo
ON IN, 18th day of May, 1915. and
tina, the said case was called for trial
on tho 2ist day OF May. 1915. and
that the said Harry +. Anglin failed
To answer his name, The case wah
then continued To tho 2ith day "f
MAY at 10 O'Clock u, m. ut which
time. II tho said Harry Il, Anslln doca
not appear. | wilt. unicas good and
sufficient reason IL shown. declare the
bond forfeited,
sheriff of Klamath county. oregon,
did all In his power Ia bring back
the said Harry +. Anglin 10 Oregon
for trial.
Thompson n Stanford, Anglin's at
torncys' also gave Low this letter
without solicitation;
/ To Whom II May Concern
This Is 20 certify thar We. the nn'
idcrsigucd. Represented Harry T., Ang'
! lin AS attorneys In reference To his
icxtradition from the state of Calf
, fornln Ia the state OF Oregon ON th'
Ichargc ul bigamy. the facts being ~
! follows
! That on or about the 18th day oi
! May. 1915. & warrant was procured
from III. authorities In klamath
| Falls. charging III" said Harry u
! Anglin with the crime Of bisnmy
and. as 1t was represented Ia IN thai
said Harry T.. Anglin was sued for
divorce by his first wife some hv'
years ago In the city of Oakland
county OF Alameda. state OF Cnlifor
nit, and copy OF said complaint wn'
served upon him and thereafter h'
moved TO klamath Falls. state "a
Oregon. and married his present wife
under the impression that n decree %
divorce had been granted In favor %
his frat wife In the county of Ala
media, state OF California,
After hearing the facts. and bsinI
employed by Mr.. Anglin's brother
wc Immediately proceeded to yet
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
SCREEN EXPERT
HERE FOR WORK
SANDRY WILL INSPECT FISH
SCREENS ALL OVER THE COUN-
TY, AND INSTALL NEW ONES
WHERE NEEDED

Sam l.. Sandry. fish screen expert
OF the state fish and game commits
sion, Is here to look over the fish
screens on the various waterways In
Klamath county. and TO mako or
recommend changes wherever they
are needed
Sandry will design Il number Of
special screens II they are needed. lio
will also superintond their installa-
tion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
UndergOes Operation.

UndergOes Operation.
DR.. Hamilton, assisted by DR.. Hunt,
yesterday performed an operation for
ectopic CESSATION on Mrs. l.. p. Mont
gomery at Blackburn hospital. AL
though the operation was most
critical one, the patient is reported
today as doing nicely.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
Daughter IL Born.

A daughter was born this morning
to Mrs. William Herbert Ayres. Mr'
Ayres was formerly n linotype oper-
ator here. but is now in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Ayres Is visiting her mother
here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
ttending Commencement.

Attending Commencement.
Dave Lennox OF the Shasta Is in
Roseburg attending the commence
ment exercises at Roseburg high
school. His daughter graduates this
year
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24

Amelia Barr. the Grand Old Won.
an" of the literary world who is now
SO years of age and has fifteen chill
drcn. IA writing her sINty.srycn,h
novel
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24

The municipal authorities In Glas-
gov, Scotland. are now training
women to be machinists owing to the
shortage In these mechanics due to
tho war.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
Down From the swamp.

Mr.. and Mrs Gene Childers were In
the city the last of the week from
their cattle ranch near the big marsh
Gene says town isn't so far away
now since the new car works so well.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
Advertised List

The following unclaimed mall
matter advertised on the 22d day OF
May. 1915. viii be sent to the dead
letter Office at Washington. ID, c.. on
the 9Th day OF June, 1915.
Allen Anderson.
AwogtoyO Majatz.
Allanere. Jim.
Churchill, Mrs. l..
Du Vail, Melyira.
Hansen, Myrtle.
Hailstone, Peter.
Kundson Lumber CO..,
Mardis, NJ. NJ,
. Spcindler, George,
Suza, Antoine. (package)
Schuler, George,
Smith, Jasper,
Turpin, w. H..
ThurstOn, Nm.
ThOrsOn, l.. NJ.
Walker, j. C..
A charge OF one cent win be made
on all letters delivered from this list
In calling for letters please say "ad-
vertised." W. A. DELZELL. Pm.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
Ashland Likes the Metz.

Harry Telford returned yesterday
from Ashland. where he was success
full in selling six Metz automobiles
The cars will be delivered in June,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24

Mrs. Helen Gould Sheppard has
an income of over million O year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
local News Happe1lnl8S
'63I in and about Town e23
New Man in Bank.

New Man In Bank.
Leland Haines, who has been Il
student at the University of Oregon.
has forsaken the college for a finan-
cial career. Today he began work
in the First National bank.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24

Herald want ads get results.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24
Houston's
Metropolitan Amusements
HOUSTON'S
OPE X A H % u S &

STAR THEATER
THE Serpent Sign"
First Episode of the New "Ex-
ploits of Elaine" in Two Parts.
"Hearts and Diamonds
Vitagraph Comedy, Featuring the
Late John Bunny, in Two Parts.
Rory O'MOre,"
Kalem Drama
TUESDAY
BIG COMEDY BILL
mir. Bingle's MelOdrama,"
Vitagraph Comedy in Three Parts
EATS"
Vitagraph Comedy
"The Open Drawbridge,"
Hazards of Helen" Series
Added Attraction
PEERLESS ORCHESTRA
In Concert Program
Matinees Every Saturday and Sunday
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-05-24

Portugal viii import 3,bIi,O0O
bushels OF wheat this year
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-02


are not able to attend, are enrolled il
the Home Department" A short
program is being prepared in con-
nection with Rally Day and every
one is welcome. The service begins
promptly at 945 Sunday morning,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-02
Big Fellows in
the Football World
to GrdppIe Today
HARVERD MEETS MASSACHUg..
ETTS AGGIES AND YALE
MEETS VIRGINIA.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-The big fell
lows in the intercollegiate football
world will grapple with their smaller
brothers on gridirons from coast to
coast today
Todays games are mostly practice
spins for the bigger colleges. In the
past. Harvard takes on the Massachu-
sets Aggies, at Cambridge, and
Yale stacks up against Virginia ut
New Haven. Little Rutgers travels
70 Princeton, and Syracuse and Buck
nell meet at Syracuse. Penn state
has an expected easy game scheduled
with Lebanon Valley and Pennsylya-
mia meets Franklin and Marshall
Cornell will line up against ObeSiu
at Ithica
In the west. the situation is tho
same. One OF the hottest scraps will
be that Of Purdue and Wabash. who
have been deadly rivals from time inn
memorial Minnesota meets North
Dakota, Wisconsin meets Lawrence.
Indiana meets DePew, Illinois rveets
tile Haskell Indlavs and totre Dame
plays Alma,