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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-09
What the War
Moves Mean

ts,nn Correspondent, United pro

tStnK Correspondent United Press)
NEW YORK. Sept, D.~-Constant auc
tuaiion. marking the struggle for
Dwinn on the road TO Poirograd. is evi.
dcnco OF the approaching fatigue which
inevitable must ovcrtake the unprcce,
dentcd offensive OF the Austro. German
forces have wagcd since May.
Not only the northwestern line. but
along the entire front. this same spas.
mode warfare is apparent General
Won Hindcnburg one day In about TO
capture Riga tho next day hc In com.
PEELED to halt, Likewise. General Won
Mackcnacn one day " on tho verge OF
dividing the rctrcating forces, but the
pext day he is forced TO halt. Again,
the Eastern Gniician offensive In re-.
nowcd one day. only to become inact.
I've the next.
Nowhere ~ there visible the resist.
less progress that marked earlier Aus.
tro-German efforts. Tho climax of the
Tcutonic sweep came with the fall Of
Lcmbufg. From that time on the
mighty onrush OF the combined armies
have slowed down. gradually. II is true.
nnt tho speed and power reduction was
nevertheless manifest For Il took
more obvious out OF force and effort
and strategy TO accomplish Warsaw's
downfall than have boon apparent In
the Caiicinn campaigning: tho occu.
patton OF prcet Litovsk. Kovno and
Grodno have been followed by dc.
crcasing vigor Of attack.
Four months Of tho persistent. nerve.
rncking. tnsihtcnt warfare that carried
the hustro-Germans from Dunajcs to
Lemburg Is impossible In modern
warfare. uuually after such grilling
campaign as eliminated with Lem.
bcrs's capitulntion. three months re.
cupcraiion ~ needed. On this basis.
provided the needfor.rest theory holds
good. the SHOWS OF Russia which scat.
tered Napoleon'a legions like withcr.
ed leaves" will be falling before the
Teutons recover their lost speed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-09
Get Your Tickets for
the Worlds Series Now

the defense playing It's usual game the
pitchers can breeze along through Sep
t.mber. taking things easy.
The Phillies are In worse condition
than the Red 9ox. as they are rated
quite bit weaker In every depart.
ment Of the game. Csrrigan has Z
raft Of pitchers he can start, confident
that II they start getting bumped be
ran throw one Of his veterans into the
breach and pull out Of the hole.
Az u result Of Evers' suspension. the
dodgers loom up more dangerous than
the Braves. Recent additions to the
hurling star have given the Brooklyns
u corps Of tossers second to none.
With Robinson's well known penchant
for developing pitchers. they should be
able to add strength TO the Flatbush
crowd. But II IL generally conceded
tho strength came too late. Anyway.
you can change your tickets.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-09

4 .
and any psrsoa clssm1nS ~,
J through. or under her. DelendalD1b.
To Mary A. Laird. known - lasy =.
Jones: Eugene Connor. known -
| as E. N. Connor; Nrs. AlmA Wnu1
and l.. r. Ward. her husband; ~.
W. Connor and Josie Connog. -
wife; r. L. Connor and Molllo Co.
nor. his wife: Pauline Connor; 9.
T. Connor and Josie p. Connor, ~
wife; Sarah J. Connor. Deceased,
her heirs, executors. administratofS
legatees, devisees and assigns, and
any person claiming by. through. o.
under her.
In the Name Of the State OF Oregon:
You and each Of you are hereby mott.
fed and required to be and appear and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff
fled herein. on or before the 18th day
of october. 1915. that being the day set
for you to appear and answer, BY order
of Hon. George NoIand. Judge OF ths
Circuit Court Of the state Of Orespn,
for klamath county, said order dse6d
31st Of August. 1915. And II you fail
so to appear and answer the complaint
OF the plaintiff fled herein, plaintiff
will ask the court for such relief a. ID
demanded In plaintiffs complaint,
namely. that you and each Of you -
forever barred and estopped from hay-
ing. claiming or asserting any right,
titlee. interest, or estste of any nsmo.
nature or description, etc. In and 70
the northwest quarter Of the southeast
quartex Of Section six. Township foety.
one south. Range eleven east, Willam-
ette Meridian. klamath county, stats
of Oregon. and that plaintiff b d.
clared by said court to be the absolute
owner In fee Of said premises. This
suit being brought for the purpose Of
quieting title in and to said premises
in plaintiff.
This summons is published in the
Evening Herald. newspaper printed
and published and Of general circula.
tion within the county Of Klamath.
state Of Oregon, being the county In
which said land is situated. and desig.
mated in said order Of the Hon. George
holland, Judge of the Circuit Court Of
the state of Oregon. for klamath
county. as the paper most likely to
give notice to defendants.
First publication Of this summons
being on the 1st day Of September.
1915. and the last publication on the
18th day Of October. 1916. making six
consecutive and successive weelu.
r L. ELLIOTT.
Attorney for Plaintiff. ELLA Willis
Building. Klamath Falls. Oregon.
1-S-1s.3z-3s-s-l3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-09
'U.S. MEO|COS HAVE
WIPED OUT TYPAUS
NEWS FROM SERBIA 10 weLcoMG.
DOCTOR or HARVARD CALLED
"THg MESSIAH" ~ THE MASSES
or PEOPLE
United Press Service

United Press Service
NEW YORK. Sept. s.-The news
from Serbia that the American Med
ical Mission has absolutely wiped ou,
the typhus scourge. was welcomed az
great news by Colonel Jevrem J. Pop
ovich. who left his home country be-
fore the medical aght had been won
lie is now in this country on special
errand for Serbia.
Dr. Strong Of Harvard University
who has had charge Of the sanitary
campaign. has come to be known as
THE Messiah" among the masses OF
the people. said the colonel.
The climax Of respect, the noble
American is the title they gave him, .
said Colonel Popovich. He became a
real popular hero when he remained In
Belgrade. even after the Austrians had
begun to introduce their well known
'kultur' into the Serbian capital. Many
stories are told Of how he protected
the weak. sick and wounded citizens
from intoxicated soldiers. He alone
once prevented hospital Of which he
had taken charge from being stormed
at the point Of the bayonet. He was
truly the guardian angel Of our wound.
ed and sick. aged women and infants.
left behind when the capital was evac.
usted."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-09
DOG DAYS ARE A
MYTH, SAYS WHITE
STATE HEALTH OFFICER CALLS
THEM "hoARY MvTH"-WoRsT
CASES OCCURRED IN ALASKA.
Ne SAYS

B PORTLAND. SPIT. 9.--Portland dog.
are the best behaved on earth. The,
have gone the whole summer through
without muzzlcs. and not one case ol
rabies has been reported to the board
Of health. but. you say. now come the
fateful dog days!
They're all n myth" says DR.. Cal
vim White. state health ofiicer. "The
worst epidemic Of rabies was In Nome
where Il was 10 below zero"
DR.. White further says that there's
no foundation to the belief that dogs
10 mad from being tied up In hot
weather He says the only way rabies
Is spread is by u bite,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-09
Bids for Drilling wsn

Bids will be received by School Dis
trict No. - for drilling Z well as speci.
ned herein: Well to be drilled and
cased with six-inch galvanized casing.
Work to begin five days after the open.
ing Of bids. Bidders to furnish casing
and complete the well soon as posi-.
Bile. All bids must be in clerks hands
not later than Z p. m. September 20.
Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. H. L. VET, Clerk,
Slot Worden. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-09
Notice for PubilcAtien
(Not coal lands)


Department Of the Interior. United
States Land once at Lakevlew.
Oregon. August 20. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that G. Bert
Stiles. whose postoflice address is
Klamath Falls. Oregon. did. ON the
2eth day Of October. 1914. ale In this
Office sworn statement and application
No 0s204. to purchase the MEX
NWA. Section Is. Township 81 south.
Range 3 east. Willamette Meridian.
and the timber thereon. under the pru-
visions Of the a.. of June 3. 1878. aaj
acts amendators. Known ~ the .r.ln-
her and Stone Law" at such value -
mich; be dxed b. appraisement. aud
that. pursuant 10 such application. the
land and timber thereon have been
appraised $17o. the timber estimated
a, 10000 boarl fee. at $3.50 Per NJ.
aI.l the land q: $50. that said app:i-
cant will one. hnal proof In support Of
his application and sworn statement
OH the 4th das IT November. 1916. be-
fore c. r. DE Tap. clerk Of the county
court. at Klamath Falls. Oregon.
Any person is at liberty 70 protest
this purchase before entry. on initiate
a contest at any TIME before patent
issues. by filing a corroborated anlda-
Wit in this ofice. alleging facts which
would defeat the entry.
JAS. f. BURGESS. Register.
S-27 1929
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-09
Modern Beauty 10 Lacking
Unitec Press Service

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 9.-"Walk
ing. dancing. talking and corsets have
spoiled woman's beauty" declared DR.
W. H. Harrison. noted physician and
surgeon Of San Francisco. "She scarce
]. bears resemblance to the nobly
nodded women Of Greece and Rome
twelve centuries before Christ. Our
celebrated beauties of today would
have been forced to take back seats
In the bleachers Of Nero's arena be.
cause their figures have been twisted
out Of shape by the rapid changing OF
styles"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-09
ey GEORGE n. HOLMES
Omitted Press Stan Cores spondent

| Nuhteu fTehh StaH correspondent
NEW YORK. September s.--You can
buy your worlds series tickets In Bos.
ton and Philadelphia for the FIRST week
In Octobcr--in Boston assurcdly, and
II you buy 'em In Philadelphia. you can
rest assured that nothing short Of a
miracle can keep you from using them.
That's the way the situation looks
with the title clash Just month away.
Both the Phillics and Red sox rode
over the line into September. going
s'od--if not stronger than they were
travelling in August. Both Increased
their lead during last week. Carrigans
fio'hosed crew mn.Ic play at Connie
ahck's expense. while Ty Cobb was
ihpplng Cobb fell Into u protracted
batting slump right when he should
have been slamminx out base hits, II
the Detroit fans were 70 have another
worlds series.
POI Moran ch3cklcd gleefully and
'ickcG the wrcc. OF the Giants ma.
chine while the two closest rivals
Eo.,on and BroDklyn--were cutting
each others throat. 10 be sure. neither
cub can be counted out yet. but the
strains of the funeral dirgc are begin.
nirs to bc heard &c close listeners.
3oston hopes--Boston Nationals
received an awful wallop last week
fram the league itself when II suspend.
ea Johnny Evers for Ave days. With.
out The diminutive little dynamo. the
Brayes can be lIkened to an armless
jess Willard. And team deprived Of
i's arms for Ave games at this stage OF
tho race Is in pretty poor pennant con.
diiioD. especially when II has game
lead TO overcome from club that IL
going good. and is as devoid of cracks
IN new billiard ball
The leaders can both let up this
week. and doubtless they both win.
F'fty.ilfty ball IL all that Ii necessary
for them 10 retain their leads. and with
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-09
Hoe Hoes Have Inning
lited Press Service


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Sat ex
actly nine minutes past nine. on the
ninth day Of the ninth month. which
is today. the convention Of the Concat
enated Order Of Hoo Hoo, an interna
tional secret organization presided
over BY Shark Of the Universe z. b
Tennant Of Winnipeg. was called to
order at the exposition. Admission
Day has been set aside at Hoo Hoo
Day" Special services. including mu
sic and speaking. will be held at the
Hoo Hoo building. Questions Of grave
importance to lumbermen will be dis.
cussed at the business meetings to be
held on the 10th and 11th.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-09
Teeth to d Cared for
United Press Service

United Press Service
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. s.-Care Of
the teeth Of school children of San
Francisco will be given as much at.
tention as study. athletics or gymna.
sium in the future. II q movement start.
ed by the San Francisco Dental Asso.
citation In the dental congress Is car.
ried TO a successful conclusion. It ID
proposed to establish teeth cleaning
classes and school clinics. after the
system already established In some
Eastern schools. II was declared BY
prominent dentists that thousands Of
dollars are spent for athletics. while a
feature Of health. the teeth. which is
equally important. IL totally neglected.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-09
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON


. The battle Of the Marne results in I
. victory for the allies. Z
. Vienna in gloom at news that op. Z
D erations against Russia had cost
, one.fourth Of the nrst line-125. -
, 900 men being killed, wounded
D or missing.
D Austrians begin the evacuation OF
, Cracow. Przemysl beseiged by {
, Russians. 4
, Premier AsQuith asks parliament
, to authorize new call for 60O,. Z
, 600 volunteers. Z
, The South African Union prom. Z
, ises whole hearted support to Z
, the British empire. =
D q q q 4 4 a q a q a a a a a a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-09
LEGAL NOTICES
Summons for Publication
Equity No. us. Reg. I. Page 329)

Summons for Publication
Equity No. 7l5. Reg. I. Page s2s)
In the Circuit Court of the State Of
Oregon. In and for the County Of
Klamath.
William D. Bali. Plaintiff:
vs.
Mary A. Laird. known also as Mary A.
Jones; Eugene Connor. known also
as e. NJ. Connor; Mrs. Alma Ward
and L. F. Ward. her husband: w.
w. Connor and Josie Connor. his
wife; R. L. Connor and Mollie Con-
nor. his wife: Pauline Connor; G.
T. Connor and Josie P. Connor. his
wife; Sarah J. Connor. deceased,
her heirs. executors. administrat-
ors. legatees. devisees and assigns,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-09
Kentucky Fail Racing.
United Press Service

United Press Service
LEXINGTON. KY. Sept. 9.--Forty'
one days Of racing began In Kentucky
today when nine.day meet opened
here. September 20 the Douglas Park
track ut Louisville starts an eight day
meot. Tho New Louisville Jockey
Clubs meet begins September 20. and
the fall season will end with the La.
tonia meeting. which opens October
Q and continues sixteen days,
For flrst.class cleaning and pressing
try tho new Suitatorium. All work
guaranteed. A trial will convince you.
Remember the place. COS Main street.
Work called for and delivered.
cit w. H. BUTLER Z CO.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-09

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-28
SAVING SOULS WORTH
PRICE, SAYS SUNDAY

winona Lake. Ind, March 27.---
My financial affairs are open TO the
world" said Billy Sunday in response
to question. Everything l get is
known TO The newspapers. l couldn't
keep them secret If / wanted to.
"At that. the liquor people have
lied about them. In one OF my cam
paigns they boosted the contributions
by $1,000 and cut down the actual
number of converts by 5000"
What Is your income'" asked the
interviewer
Il don't know. The newspapers
have printed all of II. They know
and I don't. haven't kept any sta
tistics in twenty years. ! know
religtously give ne-tenth OF all l get
to the Lord
Here they go and hoiler because
make more money than some other
preachers. They might as we'll hoiler
because some one doctor or some one
lawyer makes more than others OF
the same profession.
Johnny kilhane and somebody
else go In and fight for eighteen min
utes in a prize ring at $500 side.
That's $S05.50 a minute for each
fighter for the time he puts in.
Were / paid for the time put
In on the platform fighting the devil
at the rate these men are for fight
ing each other, my campaign In Phil
adelphla would have brought me S4,-
000 000 F"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-28
BUSINESS RTAILIENCN.

ss The most hopeful phase Of business activity.
that which argues best for the future, Is the re-
rnarkablo resiliency displayed by American
business since the first Of the wear
President Fairfax Harrison q the Southern
Railway, In a recent address, was emineutly
right In urging on the business interests OF the
South the wisdom Of prompt action TO take
advantage of the openings before this section
If the country as well before all America In
the whole field Of international trade.
That We are approaching Il we have not
reached. a point where ee arr able to make the
wholesale advance recommended by President
Harrison is pointed ont in very enligbtening
editorial In the Saturday Etenia0 Post That
paper calls attention to tho fact that almost
twice AS many millions Of clearing house Ger
tincates and emergency currency were issued In
the Ave months Immediately after the outbreak
Of the var than in the panic Of 1907, but that
despite this tart the whole amount has already
been retired and the country IS again a stable
footing.
We have no hestancy In aseriblng large
part OF this resilency In business TO the Fed
leral Reserve System, not much TO actual
work Ii did for the worst period Of the strain
was over before the system put into opera,
tsonl. as to Its influence upon the minds OF the
people and the realization OF the financial in
terests that the Democratic party was able
eve min war times to make good It's pledge Of
assistance TO business, The phenomenal sue.
cess Of the Richmond bank has certainly been
ri material assistance In this section.
In Richmond a further momentum has been
given the growing feeling OF confidence by the
declaration OF the usual annual dividend by the
Virginia Railway and Power Company This
means that many Richmond people viii receive
their regular interest despite unfavorablc con
dttions Of other nations creating.
The recovery OF business throughout the
country warrants confidence. but the resiiienoy
which lies behind that recovery is cause for
greater confidence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-28
Verses by Virginians
His Business Face.

(For The Richmond yirginan.)
Old Skinny stood as men are apt to stand,
For all that he could gather OF the stuff;
You heard him say no had enough
To satisfy the hunger OF his hand.
Old skinny died, men apt To 90
And though he million dollar gent
He didn't take a silver whera he went
But left it oil behind as others do.
Now long before he babe the world good bye
The fellow felt other men know
That his importance i'll the world below
Might lead TO some distinction in the sky.
He'd been "a mighty pillar in the church.
So were told in good, elegiac phrase
But il was not included in the praise
How he had gained his elevated perch,
Nor was it spoken how Old Skinny found
His way 70 wealth through many dubious lanes
And battened his overlooking gains
From many a victim PROSTATE the ground.
Bur Jet this all go by, the chariots few
That bore his wrinkled spirit TO the sky,
And soon he saw. ascending up on high
81. Peters gate abroad upon the blue.
lie knocked with confidence he knocked again;
Was IL not strange that they were SO reniss
To welcome TO the lattitudes Of bliss
one distinguished another plane?
NJ length yfsage, pitiiess and stern, -
Gazed at old skinny through the opening door;
Good heavens! he recognized himself aTore
He bent his Journey to the heavenly bourne.
II Was the game. the old, the iron soul
That froze the victims OF hts money greed;
And heaven for him, whatever nc his creed
Could not be open while the ages roll;
Until" the iron mask before him said.
The deep despair that thou has wrought
below
The pain the agony. the hideous woe
Be measured full upon your guilty head"
BENZ. c. MooMAw
Barber Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-28
Let Them Stand Forth.

Mr. Zen c. Atoomaw who always writes wise
ly and we'll in u recent letter to TIE Richmond
Virginian insists that candidates for the Legis-
lature be required to stand forth and deliver
Moomaw is getting into the field the Progress
has occupied for many years. There Is room
for him. and welcome him to the work.
The people OF Virginia, TO extent entirely
too large, allow the election of delegates and
senators In the Legislature to occur in a rather
haphazard way. II Is not S bad as 1t used to
be, but bad enough still. The time has certainly
come whe nthe ingra,iating and appealing cam
didate should be made to say where he stands
on the important issues that will and should
come when the ingratiating and appealing can
eral Assembly has disposed of of the most
important matters that could be brought before
it-taxation for the support Of the State. county
and city governments We venture to say that
very few candidates were questioned In any
adequate way to their standing taxation
and few OF the aspiring statesmen knew much
about II. The system adopted puts into effect
the segregation plan. How many men were
elected to the Legislature on that platform?
In taking aggregation illustration we
do not at all mean to say that that system is
not the best that could have been devised for
Virginia. We inclined to believe 1t Is How
ever that may be. 1t Is the system which has
been imposed upon US and the Legislature
not instructed for 1t by the people or. indeed
for any other plan.
Mr. Moomaw is particularly concerned that
the Legislature should be elected with some
reference to Statewide prohibition. The peo-
pie have declared for ii and he believes the
Legislature should be OF the kind that will
that it has a fair show and Is crippled by
unwise legislation or for lack of wise enact
ments--C Charlottesville Progress
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-28
sooD WORN or REAL ESTATE TX
CHANGE

The Richmond Real Estate Exchange in taxi
ins action TO protect uuoccuped property from
fhe Expectations OF vandals deserves support
and commentator. OF course 1t IS to the in
tfrest Of the exchange to be able 20 guarantee
protection 70 property in its hands but IL is
a5sa % the citys gain TO have any organization
Il lively Interested IN the enforcement OF the
las
nhen tenants Leave houses vacant the own.
erx In many CITIES universally, and in this city
very frequently, haze the option of removing
Mi the valuable fixtures from their untenanted
property having thu first needy yandal who
tonnes along perform the job for them 1t is to
remedy this condition that the real estate
agents o. this city are uniting to prosecute all
those detected In the act Of wreckiuK lead pipe
fixtures other valuable attachments Of dwell.
ing houses. Because Of This activity there
may very well he expected a lessening of van.
1alism not only on property protected by the
exchange bat en- all property IN the city limits
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-28
To Whom Credit Belongs.

When Mr. Thomas Whitehead speaking to
the recent Anti-Saloon Convention at Norfolk.
asserted that .he daily newspapers had nothing
tn do with the Anti Saloon League victory; that
1t could and would have been IL they had
been silent or had opposed 1t; that the work
really done by the religious press. he dis
counted far too heavily, we think. the influence
CT those of secular brethren who labored
without ceasing for popular ratification Of the
enabling act We would not minimize the
ice rendered by the religious journals. but they
too few in Virginia and have not sufficient
circulation TO reach the of the people
with editions which are only published once a
week Nor all of them militant in the
cause. though none of them an.aGonizcd it, We
inclined TO believe that thu newspapers es.
pectally those not classed among the great
daes. had most 10 do with arVtihns pr, .hihitt,r
sentiment to conquering proportions. The work
of The Richmond Virginian can not be justly
ignored. and II was Loyalty echoed by other
journals OF like character In Lynchburg Roa-
noke. Bristol and other cities and towns, but
the county press did its full share as "A vehicle
Tor the propaganda and were indisps nsable ad-
suncts 10 the crusade.-Norfolk virginian pilot