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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-21
@iener Streifiater.
Bon aurt R Obi.i9sI

Sm S6nsusussdbtHiI BIZ. id U'
lpa6t. ginise 2ase urlaub IN Ne Rs'
iibsn3 Dor BEN neusrIiten 4bedns Sar
Groui ba.ien mir bi. asrSis bspiligi.
sSn ben tpeib eetiiu4isn, bsllsu RGu
men b.s aujarsits mar bic srobe
Rubs nn5 bts Samples bonnernbtm
@stoie ssiommen. aber iroBbem ipurs
fen Die sslpaliigeR ereianiiie idslid
md4tis. S6atteu in ben 6risbsn Be.
Yflessrdume. Reus observation-disclosures
porte tamen unb nit ibnen tptbis ipiss
berum pu!oerbampf unb S9la9iens
l6rm btrein.
Wldn er5iblie bon ben ipehIeInb.H
gsi6sbniHen braub.n in Ssinbsslanb.
Neuss bon aamerabm, frobe Bot
f9ait Don srfolgrsi6tm 9orbrineen,
iraurie. Sunbs DON Iisben Sung.n,
bic niht mebr iparsn. Dersn Qamsn
Der srobsMeiiisr5ob nit siisrnengu6s
iiabsn in bi: WeItssidi6ts ssIdtiss
ben bate. Sober beri6itte .Ieine absns
teutr unb Grlebniifs. llnb Islbit ptnH
bic 9sTu6s Der 0erpanbten uHb Be
.orntsn iamen. brsbt. ii6 uller Rsos
Sinn I'm ariss unb arisssssidrsi.
unb mar porhem bic Sebniu4i mad
Rube ftart ssipeTsu, 10 fam nun bi.
S9am Dor Der llntbdtis,.it anselidts
Der erobsn @eitebniii.. llnb taelid)
bort. Der arSt bic Bragg: .WerDe id
ni6t bdIo entIaNsn9" Bis sr zines
,-ases ladsInb bas 3aubsrpOr. fprab,
oas bic gforten oes aaaar.tts 0ffnste.
raber porbsr ibnu'n Sis fit NOD
sinmaI bic Mslt an"
adt Tdes llrluub! llnb nun fiibr.
mid Der S6r,Isus in bic srobeSiabi.
Was perb. ih 1suss isbsH9! 0isl
lam iih ia nibt ssdnoeri bab,n. Sd
ienne bod iebe Gtrabe. jeb.n Dinisl
Der ReIioen5. unb WsItitGote tSnnen
niht in pier Mouaitn ibr qlnilib psrs
dnbtrn unb ipenn mir Grobftabtmsns
ifsn nur n<nise Stuubsn ipisber in
dlten srott iinb. bdnn buben mir bic
tur3s Gponns 3eii, bic fern unfsrsr
sspobntsn SbGtistsii mar, f9nsa Dsrs
seHen. Dir iinb bann ebeu ME fort &c,
ipefeu. 60 bddte i'd!
limb ipit babe id mid ssirri.
Cine neue MeIt ofintt ii4 I'm nItse'
ipobntsn Rabmsn Dor uns.
GoB ieIigs Mdr6en btr Stimotb-I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-21

Die @ngtGnber peri Ii d. n
nod INNER bic @elt ou iiberrebsn, bab
fie eine friebfsrttge Nation limb uno
bab niht tie, Ionoern Deuti4Idno Die
S9ulb trGst, baB lie jeBt i'm artsse
iteben. glIs gefpeis psrosn llntsrbanbs
Iungen angefiibrt, bic 1912 StptI9en
beiben 2Gnbern i'm Sange fparen unp
ben 3ped batten, iie gu segen'sitiser
yaeutralitGt gu uerpfli4ten. sSn bisism
Sale, pie Bel friiberen Selegsnbeiten,
lit bic abiicht unpertennbur, Die 9an5e
Melt fir oumm uno albern 5u balten
uno es seI6isbt in Der fre4sn art, baB
man gelpeife anfiibrt, bic senau BON
@egentbsil Seugen. Sn bem Document,
tpel9es bic 5riebensliebe betunben ioll,
nerpfliatet Ii6 @ngluno. teinen unbes
re6tisten 9lngriff auf Seutidlano 5u
MAIDEN. IS 1T bod tlar, oab 0eutihs
Lamb ouf Iol6en 9prihlag riht einqes
ben tonnts, oa es in Gnglanos Wla6t
aelegen bate, feline Iniidt CUR Seltung
Su brinsen, OBJ Elm arieg berehti9t 1T
ober ni6t. Durd ben 9ertrag lpGren
9eutidlanD bic Sdnbe gebunben NOR.
ben, pdbreno gnslanb bic 9dnoe frei
bebalten bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-21

9erensliide 9 d a btanss
Ter bat einen neusn arebit aeforbert
unb alei6aeitis unsetiinbist, bab Das
gelb ni6t bios 9srpenouns fir Die
gaiirten finOen ipu, ionbsrn aud fir
bic Rotionen, nit fuelhen Gnglano
ni6t aaiirt 1T. Sns Oeuti6e iibsrtras
aen beiBt bas, Oab man nit bem Seloe
bic 9unbessenOhenI1aft &umdniens,
8ulaarieus unb @rie4enlanbs ertaus
fenpia, oa es Ionit teine Hatipnen in
europa mebr gibt, bic ni9t an bem
arieae betbeilist iinb. 2luf oolldno
uno bic ftanbinapiI9su Reide lam
Ielbit bas lei9tsldubige enslii6e Wints
iterium ni9t rednen. Sn pelher Weiie
man bic engliiden 9uineen rolleH laiz
ZEN mil, lebrt bas geiipiel sStaliens.
Oprt Iino pffenbar, tpie Der belltide
Rsi6stan3ler bas often I'M Reidstas
ssIast bat, Miniiter beito6en morben
unb bic ipri6DOrtlihe 9orii6t Beth
munnsSoupsgS lit cine seniigenbe
giirgI9uft bafiir, oab er bieie ges
bouptuna ni9t aus Der 2uft gsgriffen
bat. RG9it ben Miniitern tperoen feile
Subjette, bic Geipidt bein 9clte bas
ben, na9 Der 2trt Der o'9lnnuusios, be-
ito6en tperben, I'm bic betreffenoen
Staatsoberbdupter in ben &rie9 bineir
3u terroriIiren, tpie es nit benz
S6ma9tlappen, bem aDnig BON Sta
lien sefdeben 1T. Gtpus bon bieiem
9elbe pirb pobl aud nah bieiem
2anbe tOmmen, po iAon etn gut 5heil
sur 9eeinfluiIung Der Offentlihen Weis
nung @ertpenbune sefunoen bat. Benn
mir audi nidt i'm Minoeiten bsslpeis
feln, DaB bic Ma6t bss 8olbes cine
setpiiie 8irtung ausiibsn piro, 10
olauben mir bod slei45eitig Die InIt9t
pertreten Su t0nnen, bab biei, Bette
9unss sMetbobeu etpas su ipdt TOM
men. Dor feds Monaten bate Rumds
nisn auf iol6e Weife gsponnen ipsrben
tOnnen. Oamals paren bic Runen big
Siebehbiirgen seIangt, auf lpel6es Rus
mdnien Elm liiiternes 9luge gstporfen
bat. glbsr jebt, no bic RuRcn orais
aufesrolt Iinb unb bic Seiterreider IN
gebarabien iteben, 1T ni4t osntbar,
bab Rumlnien nod nit Siebenbiirsen
gst6bert fperben tDnnte. Wlit bebsus
tsnb beiTsrem grfOIge luirb Rumdnien
fir bic Seits Der bsuti9en 9srbiiubes
ten su 9sipinnsn Isin, bic ibm bic Rlds
sritattuus oss bon Rublanb 70 fdmGbs
lid geraubten Sebarabien OerIpre6eH
t0Hren. Ri2t minber psrgebIid iouteu
Die geftstuusstiirite ii6 an SulgarieH
srpeiisn, ba bisiss 6orberunseH felt,
Die nift erfiIIt perben tonnsn, obne
9rie6enlurb ben beutfhen @srbiabs.
ten 5u5ufiibren. SH 5plse oeiicu iinS
mir iiberseuat, oab britii9ss 9oIo ii4
ebsniD maftlos ertpsifsn tpirb, pis
Giien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-21

ence and learn 90 think and gsShcr
information for themselvssf Mr.. Nor
mann's article. "Advocatus Diaboli' =,
or the Policy Of Moral Indignation.
follows.
The British Government has not
been very wise In pretending that
Great Britain intervened in the war
In defence Of treaty obligations and
to uphold the rights Of small nations,
considering that the British forces.
according to an instructive article
in lie Journal on Marh rs. seized
the Greek Island of Tenedos without
the slightest intimation to the Greek
Government. as a base for the oper-
ations against the DardRnelles. This
incident certainly gives point to tho
comment OF Major Stewart Murray,
In -The Future Place OF the Anglo
Saxons" on British methods of di-
plomacy: There 10 no such thing as
International law. for the thing 80
miscalled is merely international Gu
stom. and q new custom can be added
Mt any time by any nation powerful
enough. To break through interna-
tional law is no more than for an In
dividual to break through the con-
ventionalities OF social intercourse.
We ourselves have been the greatest
offenders Of all In breaking inter
national conventionaiities. We have
frequently made use Of our naval
power TO attack other nations by sur
prise For people in this country
TO talk OF the sanctity Of interna-
tional law is nothing but hypocrisy
or ignorance. II cannot be too
clearly stated that International Law
Is no protection except to the
strong Russia interprets Inter
national Law simply as pleases her
self. without the slightest reference
TO anybody else's opinion. The
European waste-paper basket Is the
place 70 which all treaties erentually
find their way That is q recogni-
tion OF the reality OF British and Rus
sian political morality. which Is well
known TO European ststeamen In the
neutral countries. A Greek pubucist
has shrswdly remarked that the
small countries that Join In this war
will either imerge tho vassals OF
their victorious Allies, or else be
thoroughly crushed. rs Belgium has
been. by their enemies. Moreover, 10
regard the breach Of treaty as a
casus belh 10 the 'negntion Of inter
national Law: which means the SUBJ
stitution OF law for force In settling
disputes between nations: that Is, II
international law has any practical
at all. II the breach Of
treaties 10 treated as o moral excuse
for war. then international law Ia
and exeusing the pos
sible causes ofy~ar. instead Of dimin-
iahinG rhemf Men who break con-
tracts arc not liable to be murdered
for their fault; II is essential on the
same principle. II international lay
is to progress at all in regulating the
affairs OF nations. TO reject entirely
the contention that the appropriate
remedy for breach of treaty should |
be universal slaughter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-21

unri6tisen unb unssrsdtsn @erfabren
ab3ubalten. 0as Reiultat Der Rote
ipirb bemna4 iein, bab SeutihIanb
entipeber Dor snslii4er siide tapituIi-
rem oper aui isinsm Re4te beiteben
mug. DAB Der prdiibent cine folas
Sadlase ssidaffen bat, serei4t psbsr
isiner itaatsmduniIdsn Giniift. nod
ieinem @ere1tistsitsiinn 5ur Gbre.
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Champion sefnIlen. Sein.
rid glirtotpis pom Sportflub Gbcr.
lottenburg. elmer Der erfplgrei6iten
beutid,en 400 Wletcr 21ilfer, Der
TcitifInnbs Sarben ipieoerbolt i'm
9lusIauSc perirai. IFS on ben Solsrn
elmer id,peren aopinerlegilng eeitor.
5en. glirtotpis trnt ais Jreipiaiger
in bns Gliinbetb giegiment elm. ncbn
Sann i'm Segiment g,O. 203 on ben
sdmpfen I'M 9irmriSen tbctl. no er
i'm S.tober perruirnoet iplrroe imo III
irnnsoiiide Geiangeuid,aft serietb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-21
MithuudJ, ben 21, 5nIi 1915.
ain fsinhli6ss Q diff

SFsiu fsinbli4ss Q Diff
bas Wsunitiun transportirt, Elm arieas
i4iff ober Elm Sanoelsidiff? 0e'
prdfibent bebauptet ous 2eBtcre. u
t1nnte e6enIo gut bebaupten. bob elr
lleber 9reabnousbt Elm Sanbelsi6lf'
lit unb er bari ii6 ni4t ipunoern
ipenn bic SeutI6en feline 9lnii6t MIDI
ael!en laiIeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-21

@ie gnslano ppllig ouber
Stanbe lit, feline SstbeilisuHg an bem
Srieee gu reAtfertigen, bat fpieoer elm
mai cine Debate i'm sngliideu Sber=
tauie erpieien. Qorb 2ansoOpne mics
auf oas fiir6srlife Glenb bin. fpeI6ss
Der Uelt aus bem Griege erpa4ien
perbe uno 9ab inDirett gu peritebeH,
bab penn iit etns Sslegenbeit biste,
5risben gu IdlieBen, England cieie err
ereifen ioGe. Sbm aHt,portete loro
Gromer. Der ein8igs Weg gum Grisben
beitebe oarin. bic beuti6en Seere gu
iiberipinoen, oumit Der WiIitarismus
oufbGre unb 9eutIdlano cine pirtli4
tonititutioneqs Regisrung erlanae. IS
mare unri9tig, 2orb Gromsr u!s einen
BON SauIe aus bummen Wtenihsn 6ins
Suitellen, penn er bat als Berpdlter
Don @gppten beoeutenoe 9eiitessaber
ertpieien. @enn aber Elm fold intel
ligentet Dleri6 eine berartig oumme
gemertung ma6t, 10 tdnn man oardus
erfeben, pie uumogli4 es ibm 1T, sine
etnisermabsu perniinftiss grtIdruns
fir Guglanbs getbsi!igung am Srisgs
Su 9sben. 2oro gromer peib, oab sr
felbit Dem beiiegten 0sutidIano tsine
SoHiitutirn pori6rsiben tonnts. 9ur5
baoOu gu f4peigsn, bab Die beuti9e
8erfaiiung an freibsitlifem SinH bins
Ter Der engliT6eu niht 3uriiditsbt, mas
Der eb(e 9oro e6eniaQs peib.
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u M Gnbe.

.gie miiiien Sbre @eoidtc init Der
Sd,reIbmaidane idbreibeH, pem gie
iie Der slccdftion eirreifeH" iaete
Der Siebafteir bcm iirngen Dihter.
slber bisier id,iitteIte absDebrenb beiI
aopf.
.qpenn i'd Ghrcibmnidine id)rci.
ben f6niite, bitte Id es nitt n6tbie,
Gebidae oI MAIDEN
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Der grGfioent ~ iii eine
,feite" Rote na6 0eutidlanb Iditen,
Die 5eItigtsit ioq barin beiteIsn, oab
er an sinem unsers6ten Stdrbpuntt
feitbdlt. 9o6 ptro glsid5eitig asmsls
bet, bag bic Rote feline 0robungsu suts
balteu niro. Gie Grpartung ipirb ges
begt, oab 0suti6lano ben 9audbOOts
trieg einiteQsnpiro, na9bem tbm 5ur
Senntnib sebra4t porben III, bob bic
Gmeritaniiche Regierun9 an ihyen JOrs
oerungen tstteffs 9ur4iuhuag Der
S6jffe unO gntfernuns Der pafasisrs
unb Wanni4aften feitbdlt, sbe cine
Sorpsbirung itattftnoet. Dsur Der
Yrdilbent einisermaben bic Qu9en off
nen DOllte, bic er offentunDig Thii4ts
lid DetIdliebt, tpnHte ibm Htht entges
ben, DuB gnsluno ibn gum Wsrt5eus
ieiner politit erriebrtgt unb es barauf
abgeisbeu bat, ibr in Elm srnitli6es
3erDiirfnib nit Dsuti4lano bineinBus
brGneeH. Sc iii ibm nGmli6 geIaqt
norbsn, odb Die englif4en Stiffe iebt
fat uusifiiebli6 Murition befDrbern
unb nur cine tleine 4n5obi pafIaaiere,
oor3ugspeiIe amerituner, mitne6men,
bamit lie bic Qdbung Dor beutI6en 4Hs
grtffen ii6er itellen, oa angenommen
tpirb, bdb nad Der pieoerboltea GrtlGs
rung oes prdIioenten Deutf9lanb es
ni4t pdgen iperoe, enslifds Munis
ttonsi4iffe an5ubalten. 9erifiebene
EabinetssWlitslieber iollen Iebr ents
riiitst iiber bieis snglif6s 5sisbeit fsin,
absr isltfamer @eiie beiibsn Fl. ni6t
bn Tiutb. ben prdiOentsn bon ieinem
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Die Gdffseb1uisr - ipssita iene
Der innsren Stabt - baben Elm neuf
drtiass geprdae ~baItsn. 9as pol'
nfde Clement brahtt ss nit iif. Wis
piel purbe Don BEN Gl.nb ielbii Der
autiiiuiri.n 'slii6tIinpe gsIaisns err
sdblt2! uno isne aus @dlisisnS mer
bilfstebiirftia mar. bem tuurbs in
Dim unS Der MoHar3is rsihe llnters
iiiisuns 5uibeil. Die g6lt.r Deter
reihs purbsn sbsn In bisi,r 3sit Elm
eani.s. limb bic anbsrsn - bereR
Mli!isl es erIaubsn - balten -eine
Saiion" IN Wisn ab. Si. bdbsn ibre
!3siiunasn ihr absatsr, ibre aon5erie.
limb ipsnn ibrs Ssimdib b.fr.it fein
tpirb. odnn fperbsa Tie s6tH aufbausn.
mas Der friss Ssrii0rie. S6Onsr
uub iiilpoIler als bishsr benn fie Isrs
nsn isbi ON Wiener gsi&mnds.
gines ireut mid: Der @isner r1io,
nirt immtr! DDS arieasgliid IN isin
neu.iies S6merasnstinb. 2lbsr ipeEe
BEN. Der feline 9laaen srnit u.bmsn
ipollis! Gr tpeik aans asnau. mas er
Der 9eit unb ibrem Ganas ftMlbia
in. ub,r ein biifsrI RdunJsn mub
ieir :.
ebenfO triiiiir.n! Jn i.b.m aaf.
fsebauis ftbeini cine GiIials bss @..
nralitabss Tdmmtli8er glrmsn eta,
bIirt 8u fsin. bic ibre bur6 i,inerIsi
Sa6tsnntnit eetriibtsn llribsile ab.
gi,bi. Da fhDirrt es burd bic 2iifte
bon MSrfsrn, 6aubibsn, Shropnslls.
griadbsn. DipiiiOnsn limb bas
arms MlsnTdeniinb. bas ipoGenlangI
I'm G4iibsngrabtn lag, Iibi jtumm|
aub -DsrI4iintsrt sipif9su an hem
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21
A LITTLE SPORTING GOSSIP
BY Hal Sheridan

the one best bet TO uncrown the
negro. and particularly right now
when there seems to be- some doub,
about tho matter.
That certainly puts It up 10 Tom
Jones. Jack Curiey. Ut al.
Could Il be possible that these
men are afraid TO show the biz west.
ener through the ropes with come
OF the othors hopes'
Belief In sporting circles is gradu.
ally turning that way. II Jess 1,
the best thing In his limo II look,
as though his managers would be
willing to have him prove Il. Merely
pointing to his great record" which
Is p'entifnlly sprinkied with TX o."
o. various Battling Battlers" and
Ierribie Terrys' 10 not proving 70
the men who shove their sheke,.
through the box ofiico window TIM,
ne Is the man to whip the big black
wizard has come out and declared
h'mself. He asserts he is ready ma
~N.'hs TO prove all his managers
,'a'm 'or him Now It's up to Messrs.
Jones and curley.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

Public welfare prompted tho ac-
tion but II spelled disaster TO Mrs.
Wood. who then learned that her
dearly bought homo was not her
own. Not only was the land sub
jset to entry by others. but under
tho rulos Of tho land once sho. A. =
squatter before tho date hxcd for
settlement. was barred from making
entry.
Broken hearted and In dcspcra-
ton. she appealed to Mr.. sinnott aud
hc Immediately became active In her
behalf. He took tho case to tho do
partment OF tho interior and found
rcody listeners. Tho red tape was
cut and new rule made that will
give Mrs, Wood her homo.
Mrs. Wood has. through the medi.
alton Of Mr.. sinnot,. not only saved
her homo but has also proved to be
the salvation OF some twenty other
settlers to whom tho new policy will
apply.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

A very happy ending Of deserv.
ing klamath county widows woe puts
another big mark on the right side
of the ledger in the accounting OF
Congressman Nicholas J. Sinnott,
with the people Of this district.
Some ten years ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Weed settled upon 160 acres
of desert land near Malin. They
were not familiar with the land laws
OF the United States. and acting
upon what they considered authori-
tive advice. they did not realize that
their settlement upon the land.
which had been withdrawn from en-
try, gave them NO rights to the tract.
These people converted this rough
sage brush land into home. Mrs.
Wood labored by the side Of her
husband day after day. year in and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21
United Press Service

GuNeu TV0bo 60tVIC0
NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.--Big Jess
Willard. who is matched to battle
Jack johnson somewhere outside OF
these United States in the near fu.
ture. has passed the buck" In
other words. he has put II squarely
up to his manager and the men who
are pushing the titular clash. whether
he Is to engage any Of the numerous
white hopes before the big mill and
by 80 doing quiet tho howls Of the
multitude. who did you ever whIp!"
Jess has shifted the matter 10 the
shoulders Of Tom Jones and Jack
Curley.
stung by the numerous howis as
to what he had ever accomplished
and that he was afraid OF the other
hopes. the big cowboy came forth
recently with the announcement he
was ready and willing to battle all
comers. but his managers would not
listen to It. Jess said he had always
stood ready to show the world he was
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

aud berry yard: tho house II .
good. comfortable six.room dwelling
and the barn and outbuildings are
In keeping.
The, couple were ready to enjoy
their hard earned homo and take
life easier when q cruel fate inter.
vened. The unremittent ysars Of
toll claimed their toll and last year
Mrs. Wood was left a widow. But
her sorrow was sweetcned by the
thought that sne had home hal.
lowed by memories OF her husband
and one that would keep hcr CON.
Portable in her declining years.
A few month ago the reclamation
service decided that best interests
OF Klamath county and tho state do.
manded that all withdrawn lands not
servable with water from the Klam.
ath project be opened to entry.
Notice OF the restoration Of tho lands
to entry was published In the local
papers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

year out, clearing the land. pilins
sage brush with a pitch fork, and
assisting in all the extremely hard
labor involved In developing q farm
from the untamed soil. The couple
put all their savings Of former years
into their new home.
Their labors were intelligeatly ap.
piled and fruitful farm was the
result. All the land is In cultiva.
tion; all Is well fenced and cross
fenced; there is an orchard Of 400
bearing fruit trees. large garden
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

"Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oh d thl
pest remedy for that oftsn fatal az.
sass-eroup. Il has been used with
success in our family for eight years. :
Mrs. L. Whitssere. DuGalo, n. 2. .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21
Any OLD Thing.

In the absence Of compasison, any
old thing win sell. This u just y
true In Lie insurance ~ IN otl,es
things. Ask Chilcote about the
dividend Paying Company OF Ameri.
ca" Gas Main Street. s1.st.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21
Congresslnan's 'ssEforts
Save the Homesteaders

PLIGHT OF MRS THOMAS WOOD
AND OTHERS TAKING UP WITH.
DRAWN LAND IN KLAMATH
PROJECT, Is BELIEVED By
"NICK" sINNoTT = SEVERAL
WERE CLOSE no DANGER OF
LOSING, THEIR HOMES. OWING
10 WORDING OF ENTRY AP.
PLICATIONs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

The man who eats apples has little
desire to drink. BAGLEY's APPLE
JUICE should be more widely used.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

IF NAMES count for anything.
mention Of Fleet. the new secretary
Of the Chamber Of Commerce. and
Blower. who resigned. indicates any.
thing but inertia.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

THERE Is ONLY one thing each
army will not say It has taken. That's
10 sound beating.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21
rMroRrAxCE OF MARKETING

tkyFSHE INDUSTRY Of vegetable
production rests upon market
ing, yet this phrase Of the subject has
been given but scant attention while
methods of production have engaged
the serious confederation Of Oregon
growers for many years." says Pro
fessor A. @. Bouquet. head Of vsge-
table gardening at the Agricultural
College.
Every plan and all the activities
LOT growers are based upon their ef-
fects on the sale Of his products.
Since success in marketing each pro-
duct by the route that brings the high
est net returns to the grower de-
lpends upon having the kind and
quality Of product demanded BY &C.
cessible markets. the successful mar
ket gardener will always take his
market demands in consideration In
planning his garden and selecting
his crops.
1T is what the markets. not what
he grows. that determines the sue
cess Of the gardener"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

Herald wan. ads sr,ss results.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21
News q 0rNeiighb,l,
'iossip asd rssessss Of Nsas>, ,
CommaaleSes - Chroalaaos
u lho proGD.

Tho rarmsrs and rrui.ss~r.
Dank has contracted with The - \
lean hank Profession Co.. OF u,a.s.
poiis. Minn.. for . triple hu,oruL
electric systsm Of vault pro,oe,l
to BE- placed In tho bank. n v,n
take about sixty days to build ~
wonderful device. and whom I, |, g.
pleted and Installed Will slve an ~
soiutsiy burglar proof vault. n.
aystem consists Of plates Of s,.l
lining tho entire vault. ceiling. vain
aoor. vestibaie ana vault doors, n.
cont mbination locks are also cauipse1
with electrical apparatus aud 60.
troiied BY . double set Of .lsetrk
timers -Medsord.Mai, Tribune.
Mosss 1swsvues Man
According 10 reports from Palsls
tho prevalence of mad coyotes ID n.
creasinG In that Vicinity. Tho pstu
states that dossns Of stories Of u
character are coming In frequssuy
among ono Of which 10 to tho ssea
that a horse. bitten BY . mad coye,A
was encountered BY . sheephseds
along the Summer Lake rim. ~
horse took after the hsrdsr who m
compelled 70 climb tree for salsy
By tho fsrocious manner In wAj,A
tho horse attempted 10 attack u
man. Il was considered that Il N
infected with hydrophobia. Late @
Examiner,
"O0 TooseAsr" Piaaned
A novel community gathering IN
II expected 70 bring together y
fewer than 1000 inhabitan,s Of u
Applcgaie valley. Jackson couaty, b
planned for y date In May by W. O.
Wheeler. principal Of tho ApplssaA
school. Mr., Wheeler. q bclivsss b
social ccnter, In rural communilis
In arranging tor an ail-day gaihseiAe
for tho children Of tho Applsgsas
valley schools and for the adults 4
the school district ~ we'll. \ seAsa
program s to be given In tho msss.
Ing. Al noon will coms IN old.faSA
ioncd picnic dinner. Tho snssSn
will b. occupied By athletic cossasa
---.Medford Sun.
More Coaney Dlvistoa
Judge John =. Hall. In dIscusslag
the iuconvcsicncss of travel In ~
Coast section this morning stated Il
was his opinion there would b Z
now geographical ssrangemcet Il
Coos and Douglas counties within
a few years at most. and pssAaDs
In tho near future. He pointed 81
tho great distance Which GArdinR
and Scoitsburg are from their eoss-
~ seat ana said that. when tho rall.
road gotta to Coos BAY. tho psopls
of tho umpQua river can 20, down
here In less than an hour. while \
they had business 1t Roseburx. thss
Is u ninty-six.mils overland trip =
It's miles BY train. .---Msrshasld Rse
ord,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

Elder 8. d. Harlan. pastor Of the
christian church In Klamath Falls,
preached on Education" here last
Sunday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-21

SOME SAY THE FREE mail serv-
Ice is practically assured for Klam-
iath Falls. But how in thunder 10 the
Man in Gray to find your house II
II isn't numbered?