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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-03
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LONDON. Dec "a United
states OF the World" is the idca OF
Professor Stanley Webb. well known
British political economist, TO end
wars. The diminution OF war In the
world ~ due to the dimlnution OF the
number Of states In the world, he mr.
Hues. pointing out that time has
atchdiiy cut down the number OF
these. and consequently there has
been less igh,Ing.
In the eighteenth century there
we're hundreds OF separate states in
Europe and always war among some
OF them. Hc ndds:
To-day the total number OF govern
mcnts of the world that can make war
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-03
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-03
You Criminal L You
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arrest and conviction OF Ed Crane, a
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OF having a bottle OF whiskey In his
possession. Crane Is in jail.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-03
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BY using his dividends his premiums
averaged only $9.0s per year-$4.54
per $1,000.
w&s' F. M. PRIEST, Agent.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31

while still leaving it's management in the hands of tic men who are under. grave c1arges.
 Boughtcn, who has be.l: charged with offenses against the military code, but not with having part cipated in any of the grauds complained of in the governors private inquiry, now appears to the spokesman e.l the court of inquiry and the governor, It was he who first made know the fact that President Wilson, from papers alleged to have been seized by a, d. tect've agency appears t" nave 5een in communication with the Mine Workers, aiding and abetti1 them ]n their efforts to halt the ac"c-s;s il of new members fo rthe military fnrce
 In regard to the former adjutant- general of West Virginia, C. D. Elliott. who has been in Denver fer some days, the governor, througn Boughton, announced that there was evidence that the West Virginian had been sent here to prevent in every way ths reorganization of the gua~,i
 Elliott was haled befo:. the mill tary court of inquiry, but !le refus ad to testify.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
Colorado Governor and Henchman
 Make Charges Against Wilson

Denver. Aug. SO.-President Wilson, the agents of the federal department cf justice, former adjutant-generai of West Virginia. at least one detect i've agency. and the United Mine Workers. are charged by the govern or of Colorado and Lieut-Col E. J. Boughton of the National guard, with cQnspiring to prevent the enlistment of men in the organization.
 The charge was made after mlli- tary court of inquiry. appointed bs the governor to investigate acccusa- tions of graft. misuse of state funds and property, and other grave com plaints officially made to the govern or as commander-in-chief, by a com mittee of officers and former officers of the National. guard. had convene1 at the state house.
 Ridicule Charges.
 Members of the, officers committee say it is so palpablys an attempt on the. part, of the governor and Tough ton to dodge the main issue that it has aroused only ridicule among those who have followed the puerile att tempts ,aof the administration to strengthen the guard numerically.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
EVERYBODY INVITED TO ATTEND STATEWIDE LABOR
 DAY CELEBRATION

The Central Trades Council extends an invitation to every man, woman and child of Pine Bluff and vicinity to attend the Statewide Labor Day Celebration at Little Rock next Mon- day, Sept. 6. A special train of nine cars will leave Monday morning at 8 o'clock, arrive Little Rock 9:S0. re- turning will leave at IF midnight. Fare for round trip, $1.70. tickets good returning any time within six days on regular trains. Entertain ment will be provided of interest to! all. A band will accompany the Pine Bluff delegation, which ft is hoped will be- the hrgest Of my at the big celebratt tton. S-31-Sk|
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
BRITAIN SENDS
 s45,00O,0O0 MORE TO UNITED STATES
Twenty Millions in Ameri. can Coin Reaches New
 York Banks.

New York, Aug. 30.-Forty-two tons of gold worth nearly $2O.0OO,OOO and securities worth $25,000,000 were in. the United States sub-treasury here today to help pay for Great Britain's huge purchases of war munitions. The gold and securities arrived yes- terday from London via Halifax, con signed to J. P. Morgan & company, purchasing agents for the British government.
 The gold was American coin and the securities American issues. This shipment, it is estimated, brings the grand total ol gold and collateral sent here by and through Canada to $172. 100000 since the beginning oi the war.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
TEXAS COMPANY INVEST SI5,00O
 IN PLANT HERE
Arrangements Concluded Yesterday, When Land
 for Plant Is Leased.

Announcement was made yesterday that the Texas Oil company has leased tract of land 100 feet by 150 feet alongside the Cotton Belt tracks in the western portion of the city, and will expend about $15,000 in the con- struction of tanks and warehouses for the distribution of the company's products in this section.
 The arrangements for the establish ment here of the plant were com. pleted by A. T. Smith of Tulsa. Okla. and 8. E. Monroe of Houston, Texas and it is stated material is already being assembled. preparatory to tn. beginnings of work of construction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
FIRES IN PINE BLUFF.
Coats and Muflers Found Comfortable
 Here Yesterday.

For the first time in decade. Pine Bluff found house fires, wraps and mufflers comfortable during the all leged summer season. Something or the same nature occurred in July about ten years ago.
 The thermometer before The Graphic office registered 57 degrees at 1 o'clock this morning, and people on the, streets at that time had coat collars turned up and moved briskly.
 Cotton, picking of which IS now under way in some section of the county, will be retarded by the cool spell, but no damage that will not be offset by the rise in price ss appre- hended.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
POLICE . SERGEANT BRITT
 ASSASSIN VICTIM
Memphis police sergeant br
 No Clew to Slayer of Official Killed Without Chance for Life.

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 30.-Sergeant Julius F. Britt of the Memphis po-- lice department, was assassinated 2:3O o'clock this morning, while mak- ing his rounds.
 Employes of, local undertaking establishment, who removed Sergeant Britt's body from his buggy. found his weapon in the bottom of the vehicle.
 Appearances indie ted that Britt realizing his danger, drew his pistol from his coat pocket, where he al. ways carried 1t at nights. and leaned over to fire. when he was mortally wounded. Sergeant Britt was 45 years or age married. and had q family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
Concessions Germany Offers
 U. s, on Submarine Warfare


 authoritative o"rse tn" exact concessions on submarine warfare offered Secretary the German amssa- der von nenrstorE.
 Oncal confirmation expected by ernon within inc ncx IS hours, possibly within "A hours.
 admitted in diplomatic terms that in her submarine Wa1r' she had evas America promised without qualification that tho cn should in the future be endan- sorod by undersea boats.
 high official she pledged herself that mot one ove'board'
 diplomatic representations may have been Ger American lives aboard usitania.
 Her paraon that only method of deter mining the amount of danag o ascetaned
 requests means of ascertain ngsu
 sbc docs not d.savow the of he
 This she feels impossible already off aly commander of the successful submarine
 maintain that the giant Cuna'der loaded with reality a ship of war
 T4k1Nu ov ANGK,fts NOT JUSTIFIED
 She realizes however the taking of American
 cut that of the 1"sana on which ed sinking Arabic.
 Germany the lives of two Americans lost with ship presented by witnesses The United all the facts and present the government sat factory adjustment wilt then
 Germany that the officers and crew or the submarine orle7e by the German ad ., a ~ @ ,da coran, srs +ha no efforts are being made to withhold these punshm disoleyed
 REMINnS II. <. MEDIATION PROMISE.
 reminding promise to ediate with England that the suggestion of such with this government
 the freedom of the seas was clear last note to Germany on the Iusiania
 Germany to her ships or to the particular begeren owned by neutas and neutral flags.
 maintains Britain should permit Ameri German ports provided they do carry contraband
 Germany expects the United this posi- tion Britain
 AIIIES' CONTR ABA ND ORDER ILLEGAL
 held Germany be delb which the United States and other will Germany. be consistent with it's declarations protest and fight against this order
 ports she insists submarines British warships she permitted channel they would find compara- lively yeasyto o a American port the situation and the statement
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
\ STORM WROUGHT DAMAGE.
Decrease in Condition Attributed to
 Hurricane and DrOuth,

The condition of the growing cot ton crop on. Aug. 25 was 70.2 per eent of normal. according to estimates q correspondents of the Memphis commercial Appeal. This Is . loss Mom the government figures of July 2 lb.l per cent. Last year on Aug. as the condition was 78 and the 1O- yssr average Is 728. The only times x n tns past decade that conditions on Aas. 20 has been below the figures @alcated this year were in 1913, Naen It was 6S.2, and 1909, when 1t
 Iae loss in condition is attributed
 large measure to the tropical
 svlm Of Aug. IT and IS and the aeavy rains that followed, completely ussacning the western and centrol gvlS'ons Of the btlt Other contribut- .as agencies were the drorith that prevailed for over half the month .ue was only broken in the western so. au central belts by the rains ac- s.Iapsnying s.aa the storm, cool nights, ssa iIvs or sunicient fertilizers and some <. .ase r rom boil weevil.
 .ne damage has been greatest in .s NIL Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama " ueorgia. Oklahoma made rood sns ssFess. but the cotton is still late
 wi'' require a late frost to make th.s's sooa yield. The Carolinas held of of,..n own pretty we'll, although lack ,s eIu!l2erS is reflected in some loas h.,s Sonaltion. Bool weevil activities ion,... increased in portions of Texas.
 S.sna; Sams Mississippi and Alabama.
 ..rss rCne picking has been done in the S.s!y Ss..y n, maturing sections, but this has Lho, " ns.srfered with by recent rains. N lo,y Ior picking is quite plentiful, \ ,arst m <. t.asmers are inclined to sell vits p:,sck'ngs. :s but 1t is probable that
 i. N .s. the exception of some sections , disnos,ts;ss ssstern states. there will be a pric.s pi.s'.lon .s to restrict offerings should cor,aall s lall below present levels.
 ers,s,. spondents make little effort to aItimss.e aI.e the effect of the rains on the hovsss..ee hs.e out-turn. It is apparent nj asser. ase..s.rs '. that . late frost i viii be be NY. sis.aary in order for the moistnra m tc te yislSS iS materially beneficial to the k
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
Drouth, Followed by Storm
 and Excessive Rain Do , Great Injury.
pTCKING STARTED
 IN SOME SECTIONS
pannrts Indicate That Farmers Are Inclined to Sell First Pfckings, But
 nispoaed to Hold If Prices Fall Below Present Levels.

Washington, Aug. 30.-Drouth fol- lowed by excessive rains in the cot. .on belt during August caused deteri- oration slightly more than the August average to the growing cotton crop. fKe department of agriculture today Announced the condition as 69.2 per eSbt of a normal That is 6.1 per cent below the July condition.
 Unofficial calculations based on government averages for yield, 'condi- lion and acreage place the crop at u817235. equivalent 500-pound bales against 16,134,93o bales last year.
 T'The condition of 69.2 estimated today as compared with 76.3 on July &. . month ago." said Leon M. Esta- brooks. chief of the bureau of crop statistics. "'is a trifle more of a de- cline than is normal. If the figures had been the same in today's esti- mate as on July 25 there would be an actual increase. There Is always decline between the July and Aug ust estimates. The figures today in- dicate yield of approximately Ill., Soo,000 bales... which 4is slightly less than the forecast of last month. The actual outturn for the 1914 season. as shown by the census figures. was 16,- 136290 bales.s
 There is an estimated decrease in acreage of 15 per cent, due to the collapse of the market in the abnor- nal conditions respecting cotton dur ing the past year. The drop in con- dition percentage from 75 per cent in July to 69 in August is due to the un- favorable weather during the last month. and the reduction of about 40 DOT cent in the amount of fertilizer dSed in the cotton fields.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31

Wm. Roe Brewster returned yester- day to Clio after spending Sunday in the city with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Edgar Brewster, in West Seven teenth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
FROST DAMAGES
 WISCONSIN CROPS
Temperature Drops to IS at Oklahoma City, and iG.S at Kansas City-Mer- cury Registers U Degrees in Pine
 Bluff at 1 \. M. Today.
KILLS ROOSTER WITH
 AN AUGUST SNOWFALL

* Lacrosse, Wis, Aug. 30.-Wm.
 Sens and his family, living on a
 farm near here, today ate per * haps the first rooster ever killed by a snowfall in August. Rising early, Farmer Sens found the " fros; so heavy he gathered up * snowfall and saile' dit at a crow ing rooster, with fatal result to
 the rooster.
 * Crops were not seriously dam * ag5IL in this vicinity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
6AG0EM. 0EIShNWo kxzS WEE
 ~~o CA1LRt2EW.

Mrs. Pershing with three children her quarters the oay when night lamp exploded were Hen eight years en Pershing five old 
 General Pershng is Eighth Bliss Tex, the
 Before her marriage Mrs Persh daughter or Senator Francis immense ranches he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
OR0zC0, LEADING BANDIT,
 SHOT TO DEATH
Texans Cause Five Mexi- cans to "Bite the Dust'
 While Protecting Ranch.

SicrrA Blanca, Tex, Aug 30.-Gen. Pasquale Orozco, leader of the first revolution against iMadero, and one of Huerta's most prominent generals, is reported to have been killed near here today by IAmerican cowboys. A bank of Mexicans crossed the border and attempted to loot an American ranch. Five Msxicans were killed. Men who know Orozco identified one of the bodies as his.
 Orozco had jumped S7.5O0 bond at Elpaso on a charge of neutrality law violation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31

Washington, Aug. 30.-Abnormally low temperatures prevailed today over the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri river valleys and the upper lake regions. In some places the weather bureau temperatures made records for the month of August.
 Frost was reported in many places. In some instances it was heavy, and caused considerable damage to crops. Over almost all of the sections mem tioned the temperatures were from 10 to 23 degree: below the seasonal av- erage.
 The cold came down from the Cana dian Northwest and will spread to- night eastward, reaching the Atlantic states tomorrow.
 Frost was predicted as probable to- night in Michigan and Northern and Central IndianaI and Ohio.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
LABOR COUNCIL MEETING.
President Davis Issnas Call for As-
 sembly Saturday Night.

President Walter Davis of the cen tral trades and labor council yester- day issued a call for special meet ing of the organization at Labor Temple Saturday evening, September 4. It is announced that business of importance is to be discussed, and all delegates are being urged to at tend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31

Mrs. ioa n, 5. solmson aud con and yestsrId. I sTanklin and son were here ths ay from Little Rock. snendine
 touts = Matn relatives while en ifiends csmden. to visit relatives and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
Frost in Three States.

Kansas, City, Aug. 30.-According to reports received by the local bureau frost was general last night throughout Iowa, Nebraska and Wis., consin, but government weather sta- tisticians do not report frost in the Southwest
 The lowest temperatures on rec ord in this district were reported as follows: St. Joe, Mo-, 46; Oklahoma City, 48 Dallas. Texas, 60. In Kansas City the mercury dropped to 46S within 8 of degree of the lowest August record, established August 24, 1891. when 46.5 was reached.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31

Little Rock, Aug. S0.-Fred Forrest, "a white man sent from Drew county to serve ten years for grand larceny, escaped from the prison here last night, using a ladder, a sheet and iron hook to scale the wall and drop to liberty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
Tulsa,s Coldest August Day.

Tulsa, Okla, Aug. 30-The mer- cury here registered 50 degrees this morning, the coldest day in August ever recorded by the local weather observer. The rainfall during Au- gust also broke all records for any month, being 10,52 inches.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
Wisconsin Crops Suffer.

Wausau, Wis, Aug. 3O-Damage es- tinlated at between $200,000 and
 $500 ,OOO was caused to late potatoes and garden truck throughout Mara alior county last night by killing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
Except in Marshy Regions, Teutons Press Fforwar a5
 All Points.
DIRECT EFFORTS
 AT TIPS OF LINE,
General yon Beseler. Siege Expcr! oi German Army, Sent to Crush Riga. Three Hundred Thousand of
 Char's Men May Re Cat Of.

London, Aug. 30.-While clqi,nine successes at every point Of contact in fhe Eastern theatre. the Germans are dire ecting their principal efforts at the two extreme tips of t1e 950- mile front, on the Dvina river and ill South eastern Galcia.
 General von Bressler, the siege oX- pert of the Germ9n army, has been put in command Of opera ions against Riga, beralding a determined effort to- definitely remove this menace from von Hindenberg's rear. He. is now a. tacking the bridae-head positions at Freide richstdt, about 40 iriles souih- east of Riga. end if he succc2ds in forcing a passage for the DVina here, will be in a position to open an im- mediate advance against Riga. where the Russians recently succeeded in putting a sharp halt to the Tman offensive.
 h Southeastern Galacia, the Aus tro-Germans have advanced to the strypa river. near the Galacian iron fer, in what is believed to be' an ef- fort to cut off the Russian southern army, numbering about 300000. The right wing of this army is under heavy attack by flyia8 columns cf cavalry between Koyel and Loutsk toward which vienna report states the Teutons are gaining ground.
 Closing Gn GrCIno.
 In the .Brest-Litovsk region, the Germans appear to be principally er:- gagged in an effort 10 repeat von Hin- denberg's triumph in the Mazurian laElas' region Against Grodno, the cnly fortress on this line still held by the Russians, Iarge German forces are pressing their advance. They have taken the town of Litsk, 20 miles east of the fortress. Other armies are advancing upon it from the southwest.
 Terrific storms heraldinge the ap- proach of the wet autumn season, are raging in western Russia, according to dispatchers from Petrograd, and the, German advance in the marshy region of Pritet is being considerably delayed.
 French statement.
 Paris. Aug. 3O-The midnight Of ficial statement issued by the war Of flee says:
 ..Thsre has been artillery action in Artios, and in the region of Queenevieres. where our fire wreckei some trenches and reached some. Ger man encampments.
 "In the Argonne, our batteries oyercame several times attempted bombardments by the Germans.
 "Violent cannonading has occurred in Lorraine in the direction of Mon eel. Bezanges and Chaselles, as well as in the Vosges, in the region of Rabodeau and in the region of Lens. .''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-31
Tho Moather

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