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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-07-22

"Safety first'' in your milk supply
"We don't catch typhoid fever-w,
swallow it,
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-07-22

A good rule to follow-take care OF
your health.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-07-22

The care of the public health should
become the first duty of the State of
Idaho.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29

notified state department Germany
agrees TO sink no mors linsrs withou,
warning; :. James r. J. Archibalds ar
rest at Falmouth dlscloaes carrying
documents tor Austrian Ambassador
Dumba and Captain Won rapen. .. Car
dinal Gibbons presents popes peace
pica to President Wilson; I. British
ship Hesperlan torpcdoed or mined !,
.. Germany delivers note declaring
Arabic attacked German submarine. |.
10. United States demands Austrian
Ambassador Dumbas recall. ~. Enw.
land sclscs ns.oOo.oo0 worth Of Amer.
lean meat carwocs. a., England agrees
to release American goods hold At Rot.
,crdam: 10. Anslo.r'rcnch half billion
loan negotiated.
October ,. Enslish note denies dis.
terminating against American trade.
6. Germany disaypws sinking Arabic.
and oifcra reparation, 8. United Statca
warns Turkey against Armenian mas.
sNcrcs.
November I. England ueiscs Ameri.
can steamer Hooking. .. Germany dia-
claims responsibility for American
frauds: =. United States sends $4,000
word note to England. protesting
against trade Interference. declaring
German blockade illegal: .. italian
liner Ancona torpcdocd by Austrian
submarine In Mediterranean. Amcri.
cans killed; -. Dr.. Joseph 0oricar'a
charscs against Austrian Consul Gen. |
eral Nuber and other Austro. German
diplomats published: ~. Henry Ford |
peace ship: Ambassador |
whitiock returns from Belgium: Aus.
lrian Charwc zwiedinek complains
against criticlam of Consul Won Nuber
Deccmbcr 3. United States demands
recall Of Captains Boy.lcd and Won Pa.
pan: .. United States sends note to
demanding disavowal Of An.
iona attack.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29

goes: 8. England denied unduly seisina
American ships; II. England protested
transfer Of cotton steamer Dacia from
German to United States registry: -.
American schooner william p. Frye
sunk BY German raider Prins intel
Friedrich.
February S. because OF German GOV.
eminent connscating all foodstuHs,
England seized American grain steam
er Wilhelmina: II. United States warn
cd England and Germany not to abuse
use Of American dag or attack Amer.
lean ships: 16. German submarine
blockade Of England protested: 10.
British note denies American com
mSrcs injured: 10. German note reject.
ed American protest against sinking
neutral ships in war sone about Eng.
land; 20. two notes from England af.
drmed right to seize steamer Wilhel-
nina and promised limited use ol the
American nag: u. American cotton
'teamer Evelyn sunk BY mine. one
American killed; -. American cotton
steamer Carib sunk BY mine, two
Americans killed: ~. government b.
nm probing supplying German war
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29
SADOCRAPH
Dsares, Public: :

Dearest Public:
You we're nicc TO me. and ! like you
and TO show you my heart u In The
right place am going TO sell every
thing have LOFT In stock at . prics
that % winner for you.
am Just a happy ~ smart psopis
and got money and love galors, and
would shed some Of the love 70 you,
bat ] sot TO pay . guy what owe. "a
you b sure and come over and ct my
price on jswsiry befors you buy.
! don't care II you don't love me-.
why. that face oe yours looks IKE Il
had wore out three other bodies before
you got this one. ! guess you are some
pretty picture.
! meant this for . guy that said ]
was high priced. and hs was % low
down N TO lie. and besides. he had
never bsen In my house. do love you.
though. and I dis cant help Il.
Amelia and ! are going to take Q
trip on the strahorn special ~ soon q
The business m3n got the track laid, and
We arc going TO Portland. whore ail the
brains Of Oregon are situated. and she
Ia going 70 splash all the water out oe
the Columbia. ~ they need no chassrs
now.
Tomorrow am going 10 sell svsry.
thing ] have In this store. and . iot
more. ! am going to meet anybody's
price. and I am going to 20 further:
and 10 you squeeze your little dollar
until Il says "cheap. cheap. cheap"
hen como over. You watch my win
low and sse II ! don't put the ham In
hammer. and put knock In the rotten
,le jswslry business.
Some day ! will tell you tho story Of
he boy that got . pony for Christmas, |
ut Il got away.
She picked che scat from scattsr
And shs slipped II 70 . cat
II bumped IL hack
And fused IT, tail,
And scratched her. Just like that.
That's what m do TO you II you don't
oms over.
SAD McHArTAN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29

ships from New York By Hamburg.
American line odicials: %. Francs
seized DaciA
March 10. German raider Prtns Eitel
Friedrich arrived at Newport News
and later interned; -. Leo Thrashss.
American. killed when German subma.
rine torpedoed British steamer Falaba.
April ]. French es0. 900 loan ne
gotiated; s. United States asks Ger.
many for reparation for schooner Wil.
liam p. Frye; 6. France released Aus.
ust Piepenbrink. German. seized on
American steamer: note 70 England
declares German blsckais Illegal; z.
Prins Eitel Friedrich interned; Ger.
many protested against steamer Oden.
walds detention at San Juan. Porto
Rico; II. German raidsr Kranprins
wilhelm reached Newport News; II.
Germany protests against American
munitions sales to allies; ~. State do
partmsnt advises Germany munition
Iales arc made BY legal right: %.
Kronprins Wilhelm internsd.
May !. Lusitania sailed from New
York despite German embassy warn.
ngs; 8. American steamer Outright
orpedoed by German submarine Of
'cilly Isles. three American killed; Z.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29

Lusitania torpsdosd By 0sfman sub.
marine. liz Americans killed: ~. Unit.
Cd States note to Germany demands
disayowai Lusitania attack. rsparation
and cessation summarizing OF ships
carrying non-combatanss: IS. Alnss4.
can steamer Nebraskan sunk BY mine
lor torpedo: 80. Germany delivers 70
ply note to Ambassador Gerard regard.
Ing Lusitania. alleging vessel armed.
June s, German note regrets attacks
on Cushing and oulflight: Q. Secretary
'of State Bryan resigns: 10. United
States sends second Lusitania note TO
Germany. holding her to strict account
ability: 26. England refuses to aban.
don German blockade: -. Canadian
liner Armenian torpedoed. u Amsri.
can hostlers killed.
July z. Navy department takes con.
troll Of German wireiess plant at Gay.
viii. Le. l.: 10. Austria In note pro
tests against munitions sales 70 the
allies; ~. Cunarder Orduna unsuccess.
fully chased BY submarine: %. United
States sends third Lusitania note TO
advising that a repetition
will be considered deliberately nm.
friendly; 81. American steamer Lss-
land Summarized. crew saved.
August I. three notes from England |
upheld orders in council. German |
blockade and American commerce In.
lerference; note from Germany Do.
lends sinking schooner William p.
Frye. but agrees TO payment Of dam
1Des; 10. United States advises Aus.
ria that munitions sales arc legal; 4
correspondence revealing operations Of
serman agents published: 10. Arabic
orpedoed. two Americans killed.
September ]. Ambassador Berustor6
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29

This monster ride on which twenty
men may cit comfortably. - large -
anything owned by any government In
the world. with the single exception a.
the German ~ centimster-which u .
mortar-is Uncle Sans best weapon
for preparedness. II has recently been
completed At the watervliet arsenal
and was sent to the proving grounds
At Sandy Hook. This particular gun u
for use in Panama: but there are a.
ready two just like II In position at
Sandy Hobk. The map shows their
radius Of action. and how they can pro
tect New York city and environs from
m invading foe. The range Of the sun
mounted ON disappearing carriage.
may easily Be made twenty miles By !!
and this would permit It to
beat Oh ships which might % near
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29

christy win meet Jones: Arnold
boxes Liskey. and Lipkenbach will try
for honoS with Mcguire. At the Pavii
Ion Thur.day night. 3s.st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29

FROM THE LETTERS coming in
from the Buffalo Brewing company. the
Jesse Moore Hunt company. and sew
eral other concerns Of the kind. It
would appear that every person in
Klamath county win b in real need
aftsr Friday!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29

KIDS DON'T SEEM TO be half q
kind. considsrats and oblising today
lee they were last wsek.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29

SINCE LAST NIGHTS precipitation
|of the beautiful. there ere . whole lot
of ~ who can go . noticeable i'm
provemsnt IN our health.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29

WITHOUT ANY KIDDING. W opins
that the kid party tomorrow night win
b real enjoyable. And there's the
chance to sst In the movies. too. By at.
tending
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29

Herald .an, aA. e, -'..o',.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29

THE AENcANs have nothing over
the Willy Chinese when Il comes to
changes Of government revolutions,
ste.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29
A Year Of War Fromthe
Angle Of United States

tcontinued from Page -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29

FOR SALE-victor Photograph and
violin: bargain. Apply los Klamath
avenue. 3l-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-29

FOR SALE Going to California: al
NJ furniture for sale cheap: house
. ssnt u wanted. No S3S "a st 4e-st
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-01
Crop Estimate Raised
100000 Bushels
copyrighted 1915 by New York Even
sF.., n,gt

Copyrighted 1915 by New York Even.
ing Post)
New York, july The stock market
movements were negligible today. 1t
had no chance 20 "reflect' the tor.
pedoing Of the liner Armenian for the
news that she was a British admiralty
ship came before the market opened
just as the news Of the attack came
yesterday after the close.
Prices moved irregularly within mar.
row limits and there were generally no
important changes
London continued 10 sell our bonds
and at the past weeks average Of
about 100000 daily
A more or less interesting incident
Of the day was crop estimate by the
best known Chicago private expert in
which the harvest indication was aetu-
ally raised 100000 bushels above the
forecast Of a month ago.
Exchange on London dropped 3-S cent
following a swift 3.l recovery yester.
day. Bankers were inclined 20 ascribe
both the violence of Yesterdays late
advance, and the promptress of today 3
reaction TO action by purely speeula.
tive holders. Sterling is in fact. as
boneycombcd Just now with speenla.
ton as the stock market was IN April
or the wheat market in February.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-01
Special Cherry Fair Engagement vt the
Oregon.
UNION MUSICIANS BEATEN.

Po-tland, Ore, July 1.-The dove of
peace was lowering o7cr the camps OF
The Musicians union and theatrical
managers today after breach whica
threatened hostiities.
The Musicians union recently sent
demands 10 the proprietois Of local show
houses, which, among other things, fix.
ed the minimum Of men 20 be- employed
IN Orchestras.
The theatrical managers balkcd, and
notices OF discharge were sent the union
musicians 10 take effect July 4.
Trouble was ayerted last night. how
ever, when he musicians modified their
demands after central labor council
committee held that tley had proceeded
Illegally IN presenting them.
The theatrical managers will prob.
ably vote t0 feinstate the union mu.
sicians.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-01

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any ease OF Catarrh that can.
mo- be cured by Halls Caiarrh Cure.
r. u CHENEY s. Co, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned have known r.
j. Cheney for the last 10 years, aud
believe him perfectly honrsble IN all
business transactions aud financially
able 10 carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE.
Toledo, O.
Hall p taiarrh Cure is taken internal
ly acting directly npon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Tesii.
mouials sent free Price 7j cents per
bottle sold by All Druggists.
Take Ran Family Pills Tor eons,i
patton,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-01
FEWER WEDDINGS IN
THE MONTH OF JUNE

New York, July 1.-The june bride
crop experienced o yiolcut slump In
New York. Statistics from the city
hall today showed uut the number Of
marriage licenses issued here last month
was 56l less than in l9lI During last
month 3,2g2 licenses were issued
against 3,s0s during June of last year,
The war is blamed foI the shortage
in June brides by Chief Clerk Edward
Hart tf the marriage license burcau.
"Lots Of young men returned to En-
rope TO fight for their native coun.
tries said Hart.
Other cities of the Gust and middle
west today showed varying increases
and decreases IN the number Of brides
during the past month
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-01
SPECIAL RATE IS
MADE APPLICABLE
TO ALL NEW RISKS
Industrial Accident Commits.
sion Sends Out Instructions
Governing ShOpkeepers

The industrial accident commission
has made further ruling regarding
the special risks coming under the
workmen's compensation act, in accord
ancc with the Interpretation Of the law
made by Attorney General Brown. such
as butchers, grocers, dressmaking shops.
lapidaries, opticians, etc, embracing
all within the rating of per cent
compensation for such employees en-.
gagged in the actual hazard OF operating
the power-driven machinery in con.
neetiOn with the business and one,
fourth of l per cent of the payroll of
all other employees of the establishments
should the employer desire to bring
all of his help under the act
Notice to this effect was sent out
yesterday to all Of the travelling au.
ditors with instructions to call upon
all business firms embraced in the new
ruling in their respective territories and
to explain matters to them, aud ascer.
tain if they desire to accept or reject
the act. One of the auditors, c. l..
Spaulding, of the Southern Oregon dis,
trict, has already sent in n report to
the commission indicating that five
of the meat markets and grocers Of Eu.
gene have expressed willingness to
take advantage Of protection of the
workmen s compensation act and will
sign applications. The new rate takes
in sewing machines, meat markets, lens
and agate grinders, coffee mills, etc,
and in case Of meat market or groc-
cry store where a cold storage plant is
operated in conjunction, the maximum
rate is two per cent of the payroll.
The rate applicable to these en-.
ployments is payment on the part of
the employer of an amount equal to one
per cent of the pay roll, said mem
Der Of the commission, "and the law
also requires the workmcn TO contribute
one cent for each day or part of day
employed, the employer being respons.
ible to the commission for both of these
contributions and forwarding same be.
tween the first and 18th of each month
for the preceding month 5 pay roll.
In many grocery stores, where the
only machinery driven by power is q
coffee mill, payment would be made
on the salary Of one man at the rate Of
one per cent. If it was desired to
secure protection to cover all employees
including the other clerks, bookkecpers
and deliverymen, this could be secured
by application, the rate being one.
fourth of one per cent Of the pay roll
of these employees. Blanks for this pur
pose are furnished by the commission
"Under n ruling Of the commission
these operations become subject to the
law automatically and propriotors Of
grocery stores and retail markets who
do not desire to operate under the act
should notify the commission in writing
Immediately"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-01
Radiators viii Not
Attend Cherry Fair

The following telegram was re-
cciycd this morning by Arthur Wilson,
secretary 90 the Chcrrians;
Eugene Radiators regret that IL
is impossible for them to attend tho
Cherry fair II would be pleasure
and privilege to ms TO be there. Your
fair coming so close TO our Fourth Of
July activities makes it impossible for
many Radiators to leave II be with
deep regret that convey the news that
we cannot attend
"HAROlD G. DYE, Secretary. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-01
Dan onnid s Poor Showing.

Seattle, Wash, July l,--Duu Cupid IS
bow aud urrow can't compete success.
fully with modern machine guns aud
dun dun bullets, At amy rate, u.
Cupid IS showing here for June is a
disappointment TO Marriage License
Clerk Gage, who issued only }23
licenses as compared with 59S in June,
lOli. While the marriage licenses fell
off lO5 from the high mark establish
ed last ycar In June divorces gained
Ia lgli there were M divorces, lu
June, 1913 there were las, an in
ctcusc of a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-01
Japanese Language Fine
For Poetry SAYS Author

San Francisco July The japanese
language is capable Of producing the
best poetry the world has ever read
declared Takuma Kuroda. japanese art
critic and author in an address today
before the Congress Of Authors and
Journalists in session here Dr. kur.
oda explained that the phonetic charae.
ter Of the langnag'. and ii. sdapiabilty
make. i .p Po,.iol, .si, p,oase' doc. lins. more
try poetry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-01
At San Diego Fair.

San Diego, Cul, July Cupid shnt
tered ull previous records here lnN
mouth.
More people were married In San
Diego this june than in any June in
the history of the city Also, ON June
81, more marriage licenses were issued
by the county clerk than on any day b.
any year since San Diego was q mere
dot ON national maps
Figures compiled 10y the county
clerks assistants today show that the
previous record vos beaten by " mar
1age licenses
The previous monthly record was lG3.
To-Day there were l15 ON Iast month s
books. The daily record Of June 81
wac ls. just one license more than the
biggest day oi last year
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-01

This great success opened the New York poome moving picture
theaeT l3S209 admissions through the
future required hanl the crowds In Potand 20
admission, the Thrilling
hold
the showing Mrs the efry high above the
ground
Of the thrilling
Independence Day The be compmented for
curing this feature for Saturday and Sunday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-01
SlatOn Would Have
PardOned Frank Had
His Attorneys Asked Il

New York, July Former q ycr
nor sluton uf icofgiu, here yesterday.
said bee would have pardouod Leo ~
Frank had the lattcrs attornDys made
such ID request
u Was slaton action in committing
Frank 3 death sentence tD life imprisou.
mwt that aroused storm Of protest
in G,lrRIp and resulted n the militia
being called out 90 guard the governor b
home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-01
Portland BeIow Rocord.

Portland, urcy July L. There were
22 less hlushng June brides tlis year
than last according TO County Clerk
Coltcy today In june. lalh si5 mar
uiugr licenses were issued compared
with 2j3 in the month just closed,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-03
Special Dispensation.

One reflection OF the seriousness
with which caste is taken may be seen
in the following paragraphs from the
Courier-Journal:
Years though I endeavored to con-
vert a dear friend from that tenet Of
her religion which gives over to eter-
nal damnation infants dying unbap-
tized. In vain. Then O nephew Of
hers died, as II happened. before the
pastor could reach the castle 20 per-
form the rite Of christening. When
the long lamentations over the death
Of a majorats erbe their TO an en-
tailed .estate) had subsided, I said one
day: Tell me. do you still hold 20
the idea that the innocent little being
must suffer eternal fire7'
"'My religion has remained un-
shaken was her reply. We trust that
God out of consideration for our fam
lily has made on exception Of the
sainted child.'s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-03
FHONE 9eS
For Appointment

profit equal to other lines OF business,
which are paying the present rate of
interest which would certainly raise
the cost of living.
There were five demonstrators In
oats with a total acreage of r.,
which averaged SO 1-5 bushels per
acre.
"An instance of fall plowing for a
spring crop can be mentioned here.
Gus Orcutt, Tulsa, route 2, prepared
20 acres to fall sowing for alfalfa by
plowing inches deep and working
down the seed bed, but on account of
weather conditions in the fall, did not
get to SOW to alfalfa, and put the land
in oats the following spring, harvest
ing 1910 bushels, or at the rate of
95h bushels per acre, while his
neighbors harvested 80 bushels per
acre on similar ground.
Profit In Hogs.
"Three hundred and eighty-seveh
hogs were Vaccinated with serum for
hog cholera by the agent himself ana
many times that number were vac
cinated due to the demonstration
work, generally with excellent results.
THE agent has visited 400 hog pens,
explaining the advantages of feeding
floors, the means OF lice and worm
prevention and the necessity of keep
Ing the herd in good physical condi-
ton to prevent disease, especially en-
phasizing the cause and prevention OF
cholera. Education and quarantine,
together with judicious vaccination,
will save the farmers millions of dol
lars.
1.-TWO hundred and twenty-five beet
and dairy herds have been inspected.
Three thoroughbred bulls, a Durham,
Holstein and Jersey, were given as
premiums for displays at the county
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-03

saltwater, all expenses paid by the
state. Our boys and girls are GER
tainly an honor to the county.
Total number OF demonstrators
who farmed according to agents in
structlons, 12O; variety OF crops
farmed, 8; total number Of cooper
ators, 1885, farmers visited, $50; in
terviews, 1850 mot included In Wis
its): total interviews and visits, about
2,230; personal letters written. Lbs;
circular letters mailed. 1859; bulletins
sent out, 1927; demonstrator visits,
556; operator visits, s26; miles
travelled by rail, 1,725; miles Travelled
by team, 4.s49; total miles travelled.
6,574; number Of meetings held, 35
total attendance of meetings. 1892;
number OF fairs attended. 3; sales at
tended, 8.
Respectfully yours,
&C. z. EARNHEART,
County Agent"