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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11
MEAOER WILL Be
SENTENCED TUES.
TWO HOURS DELInEI,A.
TION, CIRCUIT COURT JURY
RETURNS VERDICT OF CON.
HCTION IN CASE

Following IA dolibcrntlUn OF two
hours. the Jury in tho Meader case
at II o'clock Saturday night. re-
turned u verdict cony!ctIng Charles
Meader OF burglary. He IN charged
w.in burglarIz!ng the basement OF
the Tabor saloon last July, and was
indicted with Fred Bailey. who Ia AZ
liberty on bonds.
Meader held that the liquor he
had was furnished him by Bailey.
lie blamed the latter for the burglar,
ou' other witnesses testimony tenda
IL sho" that the twO were together
Sentence viii be passed on Mcader
tomorrow morning.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11
ROBERTS FREED
BY THE JURORS
KLAMATH COUNTY FARM LIFE
GETS AN AIRING BEFORE JUS.
TICE OF THE PEACE GOWEN
ON SATURDAY

IL not a merry, II was at least a
lively Christmas at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Roberts, according
to the testimony introduced ut the
trial OF Roberts In tho charge Of as
sauit and battery before Justice of
the Peace L. W. Gowen Saturday
afternoon. The case ended with a
.ury's verdict aquitting Roberts.
Roberts was arrested a few DAYS
s!;er Christmas by warrant sworn
out by his wife. A few days later,
Roberts began divorce suit. aileg-
Ing cruelty and mistreatment.
That she struck Roberts with
lamp when he made remark about
her masquerade costume Christmas
night. was admitted by Mrs. Rob-
etts. She says that the remark made
he: angry. and that after she struck
Roberts. he knocked her senseIess.
then ducked her In q tub OF water.
Roberts story was that after his
wife threw the lamp at him. and
rushed at him In a rage he showed
her away In self protection. lie says
she struck the bed, cutting her face.
ana that instead OF ducking her. h.
"ah trying 30 wash the blood away.
hub' fts was defended by n. NJ Man
iihf. who made a great defense
and the states case was conducted
oy bcpnty Prosecuting-attorney Dun
can A big crowd from the Roberts
h"'shboorhood Glled the courtroom.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

! WITH THE FRENCH ARMY Al
THE FRONT. Dec. 10, tBy mail to
New York Just how thoroughly the
Germans were prepared for this war
does not really sink In on one until
one criss-cross about the war zone,
The stories one hears OF their propa'
rattons are amazing and II a tcnth
of them are true one cannot bo sur
prised at the rapidity of their inya-
sion at the beginning OF the war.
French army officers werc dumb
founded for instance. at the rapid
crossing OF tho Marshes Of ST. Gond.
northeast OF Paris, by the Germans,
These marshes are miles aud miles In
extent. covering the lowiands In the
region of the source of tho Petit
NORM The marshes resemble from
a distance beautiful meadow. but
even the natives OF tho region do not
In the tall grass for fear OF
being swallowed In the oo2c. Per-
haps half-dozen guide know the
swamp's !ntricacics and these make
, living leading hunting parties into
he marshes. For an unguided 9or-
ION to cross the marshes would be
Is much as his life is worth.
Nevertheless the German troops
'rossed the marshes without the least
rouble or delay. Thy did not even
les!tatc. The native guldcs were all
veil known and accounted for: they
i'd not lead the German soldiers over. ,
low did they escape the bogs?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11
Signs Of German Preparedness
Are to Be Noticed Right Along
How Thew Crossed Marshes of ST. Gond Is Explained by
Old Reclamation Schemeby Germans,
Which Was Abandoned" JN .
n, WILLIAM riIiiIr siMMs
Omitted Press stan Correspondent


Well, here's a story toll me by q
Iclyil olnccr Of the district lie had
HAD part IN the deal and he ought
to know About three years ago u
company was formed ia Germany i't
the purpose OF buying up aud re-.
Claiming swamp land Tho 1rat land
lthIs company Bct It's heart upon war
the Marshes Of 81, Gond, These
lands belong to the Commune. or the
County rather TO several coun-
ties--and the officers representing
the Communes were asked to get to-
ge,hor for deal with the Germans.
The German company proposed 10
drain the swamp and turn the land
into the richest OF farms. whlrh
farms would bo sold OF In lots TO
French farmers.
How much would the Company give
for the swamps2 Tho Company con-
''Nucu w IHahN Au tH'E hH hhuu NJ
the proper estimate of coat OF drain-
age could bo made out.
A score OF German engineers there.
f,rc began work In the marahrs
Every rod OF the district WAS cS.
plorcd. sounded ana chartod. oyory
island and tree and hummoek daily
mapped, every road. bride path aad
pIgtaIl indicated, and every poaalblo
detail set down
Then tho Germany company made
ii' offer II was small ridlruloualy
small. The Commune officials made
fun al tho offer and the deal foil
through and forgotten. until long
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaie-
witch, commander-in-chief OF the
Russian army. Is said to be putting
into practical use the tactics used by
the Russian army in the defeat OF
Napolean's army before Moscow.
early in the nineteenth century. This
is by an apparent hasty retreat.
Eager to follow up the advantage
gained, the enemy Is wont to pursue
the retreatlng forces as fast as pos
sible, without waiting to perfect the
supply bases. When the enemy Is
believed sufficiently removed from
the base Of supplies and from rein
forcements, the Russian army, which
is strengthened by reserves. turns
and assumes terrible offensive. its
object being the humiliation OF the
opposing army.
The seesawing back and forth In
the campaign In Galicia and Poland
is said to be due to this style OF
fighting.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11
/ HELP WANTED

WE WANT q local representative
In klamath Falls to sell practi-
cal article; sells at sight from WIN
dowsi offce, or stand in department
store; high class and legitimate.
Big money for hustler; salary or
commission. For our proposition,
literature. and sample. send fifty
cents. Chicago Novelty and Mfg.
Co. Of 8. F.. 130 McAllister street,
san Francisco, Cal. 11-2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

to@Ardg the c,0Ro NJ laat Augus, an.
When tho German army advance.
across the Marshes ~ ~. aopJ wn,
out tosihg n man,
Another story hoard. from n.
other source. waa that s.uo vs.,.
aeo German bought q counts,
home Tor hilnsolf ncaF Paris linz.
n commanding ridge stood his hons.
and upon tho house wan a uol,,.a
spifo To tho right and left ~ N.
house. he planted n aingie iina O, A,
trt'g with graceful. peaked tops an.
down tho slopes u fow hundred yn,a.
a Iennla court In cement aud a.
phalt wsa laid.
The German seemingly took a sud.
den dislike TO HIS country homo abos,
the time he had finished improving II
for he went back To Germany and dis
not show up again until war wu
declared,
Theu he was wearing q uniform,
ia" uniform OF German orrloer Of
artillery,
Tho tennis court wan nothing mo,,
than u foundation for heavy gun.
the country house. with IT'S poin,ss
,Hrret was the center OF slgh,isr
ayutcm Of which tho hr trees To risA.
aud lstt were adjunctm tnotehssl
The story has u tina, hsd the dst
mans advanced to this point ths
rould have planted their heavy aru.
lery on the tcnnia court In dlaguls.
used the turro, and fr ireos to ..sli
by ana dominate every quarter
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

misery, All how comfortable your ~
feel. Oct 2b cent box Of "TIz" nov =
any druggist or department store. Dost
suffer. Have good fest, glad feet, ~
that never swell. never hurt. nsvss g
tired. A years foot comfort 9sarasted
or money refunded.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

awestruck was because he gave his
entire attention to the farm, not the
city. and-now he's made enough
money to buy few tall buildings
for himself. and he's taking things
easy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11
HIS Money Back With Interest

Mr. Dan Manning insured for s2..
900 twenty payment life. His AZ
p'r cent dividend made 1t an en-.
dowment, and he received $2,34O in
."eh'y years r NJ. PRIEST,
Agent
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

raw spots. ~
moro shoe tish
nsss. no more limp
ing with pain o.
drawing up yai
face In Agoay.
"rIZ" !. magica
acts right a.
"TtX" draws o.
all tho ppiS,ese
cxudAtIons whlA
pun up tho To-
Use "rlz" and h.
kesf wAur -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

AND THEN SOME boob suggests
that the reason the Griffiths canal
is to be enlarged Is in preparation
for 1916.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

A small amount Of money to loan
ON farm, land or improved city prop
erty. Chilcote, 63J Main street. Lot
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

you MAY LOSE YOUR temper
and get right over it. but II hos
pital should get out ot patients
it's a serious thing---for the hos
pital.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11
Scattered Shots

ELDER vALLANDIGHAM. the
Christian minister who has hung
out his shingle in Ashland to prac-
tice law as a side issue, can get them
both ways on the marriage PROPOSE
tion. He can both unite and unite.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

IF THEY GOT NO nearer water
in other ways they at least had tor
rents Of eloQuence at the Irrigation
Congress.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

WHERE is THE farmer they used
to picture. gazing awestruck at the
tall buildings? The reason he was
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11
T|z" FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET.

Goodbye sors fe~t. burning foot. esd
on feet, swea,y tost. smelling foet, tlfa
icct.
Goodbye corns. eailouscs. bunions asa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

THERE'S A BIG difference be-
tween what We forget, what We want
to forget. and what We ought to for
get.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

WHY is 1T. Bertram, that the
more unattractive. yea. homely and
sourballed a woman is. the more she
is prone to imagine that every man
In the village is smitten on her?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

THE EXTENT of the effectiveness
of Klamath's exhibit at the Panama
Pacific depends entirely upon the
amount contributed to the worlds
fair fund being raised by the Klam-
ath Chamber of Commerce.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

WHILE THE MENTION of a facial
resemblance may please one OF the
pair, it Is certain that the other will
secretly resent the comparison.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

Subscribe Tor the Herald. so cent?
I month
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11

S'MATTER, t. W.? We haven't
heard the Jingle of your little con-
tribution hitting the Golfers OF the
fair fund.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-01-11
FOR EXCHANGE

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with standard keyboard. for three
months. Box 297 1867
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-17
Teiegrama especial para La PRENSA.

NTENA YORK. Abril lG.-Comn
10 prometi6 a los representatives de
la prpnSa. 81 general Hueria hIzo
hoy uuaS declaracioneS acerca DE
los punloS mas intereSamtes de SIT
participation en los a>unI0S meXi-
ranos dcsde la murrte del PreSldcn-
Ir MadrrO.
Las drrlararioneS del general
Hurrta. cn Su parle mas intrreSan-
tr Y eSrncial. son como Sigue:-"DrS
puiS de duince meSeS de una de
SrStroSa administration del goDier-
no dr MaderO.. una parte del pa
Iriota ejGrcilo meXicano So subie-
vi. poS"SiOnandOSr de la CludadeIa.
por diez diaS las GALES de- Mexico
So yirrun manchadaS dr Sangre Y
rm vista de auuol inUIil d"rrama-
mirnto. 81 cu"rpo dipldmatico acre
dtado ante 81 gobirrmo meXirano
Didi6 al Senor MaderO su remuncia.
Fl So npg6 a accedcr Y rnIOnccS al
gunOS icfrs del ciGrciIo. inciIaG0s
por los mieTnbroS del SenadO arreS-
taron al Prcsidente. FL COngrcSo.
81 SrnadO. y la Suprema COrte de
cumplicndO con iodOS los
requisites de la Constitution de
Il" nUcStrO pals me nombrarOn Pre-
>idrnic Constitutional de los ESta-
dos UnidoS MeXicanoS.
FL >cT0r Mader0 al ser conduct
do del PaIaci9 NaciOnaI a la peni-
trnriaria. enconir0 la muerte de
mancra tragica. He sabido que en
este pals 81 me acuSa de haber tc-
nido alguna participation Ell la
murrle del seHor MaderO. YO no
'cngo absOIuIamente NADIA Que Yer
.on la muerln del senior MaderO. |
Fl Iiempo y la historic me haran
iustiria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-17
FL CRAL. HUFRTA MEGA HAbER TEN|DO
PARTICIPATION EN- LA MUERTE De
NADERO ! P|NO SUAREz
AS 10 DECLARE TERhNANTEMENTE EN- UNA ENTREVSTA QUE
CONCEDIO A VARIOS PERIODSTAS AMERICANOS
MANIFESTO QUE DURANTE Ell TEMPO De S ADMINISTRATOR ODOS Los EXTRAh
RIOS Y NACIONAES REC|BNRON GARANTAS De SU GOBERN0

| Durantr 81 tempo Que durd mi
g"SIi6n administrative. lodoS los
IriudadanoS. uaciOnaIeS y eXtranje-
rUS rrcibirr0n garantiaS Y sus pro-
pirdadrS. >uS hOgareS V suS vidaS
| furrOn debidamenle prOieeidoS.
AprlO a la cOlonia americana resi-
drnlr rn la ciudad de Mexico du-
ramir rI TEMPO de mi adminiSlra-
riGn para que diga II soy eXacto nj
afirmar 10 anterior.
Duranlr los dirSisirtc meseS que
fui Pr"SidrnIe tuve Fl apoyo mo-
raj Y la confanZa de la colonia a.
mrricana. CUamdO el g0blernO de
este pals les 0rdrn6 a las familiaS
amrricanaS que salieran. puse su
disposition trrneS especialeS dcbi-
damrntr cuSlcdiadoS para que ma
die. nj las mujeres Y nifos que sa-
lian del pals. Sufreran contrarie-
dad alguna en- el camin0.
Los crimeneS que 80 nan cOmetl-
do con rxlranierOs: 81 asesinatO de
inGIcses Ell e.. Juarez y olrOs luga-
res: la malanza de chinoS en- To-
rre6n: las hImIaidades cOmetidas
ron mujeres alemanaS de Covadon-
ga: los "SpahOIcS que fueron asesi-
nadOS en- Alcncingo Y iOdOs los o.
iros crimeneS de que fuerOn vie
timGs los cXtranjcros. So cometie-
ron antcS de mi pcriOdO. TodO ESQ
fua reSuItado de la propaganda re-
vcIurionaria H. MaderO y Sus par
lidarios.
IO sicmprc he temido una gran
admiration Y respeIO p0r el pue-
bio americana. Y debO decir a los
representatives de la prensa Y al
pibIico de este pals que en los i'll
timoS amos han vivido muy enea-
nadoS de Ia verdadera siiuaci6n
PaSa a la pagina s, cOlumna 6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-17
N. PEREZ DICE QUE LAS DECLA-
RACIONES DEL GRAL. HUEk-
IA SON EKbUSTES
Ell HERHANO POUTICO De NADERO VA Pa
RA Ell JAPON CON Ell CARGO De Minis
TRIO DEL G0BIERNO CARRANCISTA

SEATTLE. Wash. AbrlI l6.-Se
cncuentra en eSta ciudad el Sr. Ma
nuel Perez Romero. cOrOnel cons
iituciOnaliSla que ha sido nOmbra-
do recientemente MiniStrO del go
biernO del primer iefe don Venus
iianO Carranza, en el Jap6n, para
dOnde Saldra mahana a bOrdO de IL
no de los vapOres que hacen la ira
vcsia entire estaS cOstas Y el I'M
periO del Sol Naciente.
FL cOrOnel Perez Romero que es
hermano de Ia sonora Sara P. de
MaderO. Viuda del presidente don
Francisco |. MaderO. manifesto hoy,
al mOstrarse una cOpia de las de-
cIraciOnes que acaba de hacer en-
Nueya York el general Huerta, en-
las cualeS MEGA terminantemenle
haber tenidO participation alguna
en- el asesinatO de don Francisco,
que tales deCiaraclOneS del general
Huerta son puros "embustes', a
gregandO ademaS. que hacienda a
I'm lado la question de quien fu6
el eiecutor de la muerte del pre-
sidente MaderO, existe el hecho in
contrOvertibIe de que el general
Huerta estaba en- el poder Y tenia
el mando de las fuerzas armadas
del pals. Maiero era su prisionero
Y mientras estaba Ell su poder fue
asesinado. rs inconcsbibls por 10
tanto, que el general Huerta trate
de evadir la respon.abilidad dc SUI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-17
OTRA GRAN VICTORIA HAN AL
CANzADO Los MOSCOVITAS
EN- HUNCRIA
La CORONACION DEL ENPfRADOR YOSRI.
HITO DEL JAPON, TEADRA LUCAR H
PROXIM0 MES De NOVIENBRE
! Correspondence especial para la PRENsA.

'NPttiu' Fa' hs
GINEBRA. Suiza. Abril i6.-"La
Tribuna" unO de les mas importan-
les diarios de esta ciudad, pubIica
hoy un despacho procedente de
Ungyar, pObaci6n situada en- la re-
gi6n noreste de HunGria en- el
cuaI Sc dice que un gran combate
ha ienidO Iugar en- el distrito COM
.prendido entire el Rio Stry Y el va
lie del Ondava. FL encuentro Sc ve-
rific6 entire un cuerpO de lanceros
alemanes y una fuerza de caballe-
ria rusa que marchaba hacia Be-
reg. Los alemanes atacaron a los
moscovitas y despu6s de treinta v
dos horaS de enacrnizada lucha los
rusOs consiguieron rechazar COM
pletamente al enemigo Y quitarle
gran cantidad de arms Y municiO-
neS.
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rsleqrama especial para La PRENsA.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas. Abril Is.
En- la mas cOmpleta mactividad
80 encuentran los villlStaS que eS-
tan rodeandO FL vecino puerto de
MatamoroS. De cuandO eu ruando
- esruchan tiroteos alSladoS Y eSa
p la tInica demonstration que % Al
presenria haeeH los sItIadoreS.
Estos han echado a volar eI ru-
NOR de que estan esperaudo a Sc
neral Angeles con varias pleas de
arblleria Y que eI mencionado ge-
neral ordeu6 que Sc suspendlera eI
atadue hasta que llegara 81. PerO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-17
Ell DR.. FRANCISCO VAzQUEz
GOMEZ Sc MEGA A HACER
DECLARACIONES
MANIFESTO SOLANENTE QUE SU VIAJE ODE
DECE AL DESEO De SU fAHILIA De
CAMBIAR TEMPERATURE

Como 10 anunciamoS en- nucstrO
numero anterior. aver arribd a es-
ia ciudad, proccdente de la de
Washington. el SenOr doctor don
Francisco Nazquez Gomez. Suficien
tcmente conOcido en- todoS los circu
los positicoS de nueStra RepGbica
por haber Ocupado pueStoS promi-
nenteS en- paSadaS administrators.
Aver mismo al medic dia Sc acer-
CO uno de nueStroS redactoreS la
casa del menclonadO doctor, con
objeto de celebrar una entrevista
Y obtener algunas opinioues sobre
Pas a la 5a. col. Ga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-17
En- Tuxpam, Veracruz, han
estado cornbatiendo Wills
tas y carrancistas
Han desembarcado EN- csc puerto numerosos
cargamentos de armas y municiones

cl dia II del actual. dan cucnta de
que el dia anterior 81 verified un
combatc cn los aIrededOreS de Tux
pam. entire las fuerzas carrancistaS
que Sc encuentran de guarnici6n
en- csa region y las yilIiStas que
pretenden ayanZar alravcs Dc eSc
territorio para acercarSe al puerto
de TampicO.
FL combate dur6 relativamentc
POGO tempo. terminando con la re-
tirada de los villistaS. Las bajas su-
fridaS por ambos contendientes, Sc
Pasa Ia p3gina s, coIumns ).
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Sisue inactive Ell general Ro-
driguez frente al puerto
de Matamoros
Ell cadaver del Gral. Navarro fue enviado Chi
huahua para que fuera inhumado ALI

eStO 50 tOma va como unO de tan
toS Subterfugios de los villiStaS
para retardar indefinidamente el
ataque tai vez por la inSeguridad
que tienen Diet 6Xito pueS - Sabe
De buena fuenta que el general
Angeles Sc encuentra en- Celaya a
yudando a Villa.
FL cuerpo del Gral. Navarro fuc
enviado a Chihuahua para darsele
Sepultura ALI. Sc dice que entire
los villistaS ha causado mucha iris
tea la muerte de este general que
Pas a la "a. col. Ga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-17
CabIegrama especial para Ia PRENSA.

Cablegrama especial para Ia PRENSA.
TOXIC, Abril i6.-El eabinete I'm
perial fii6 hoy el dia 10 de No
viembre pr6ximO. como la fecha
ell que debera efectuarse la cor0-
naci6D del Emperador Yoshihito,
Que deberia haber tenido lugar el
ano paSado en- la misma fecha, pc
ro que fus pospuesta entonces por
la muerte de la Emperatriz viuda.
La Dieta fii6 aproximadamente la
cantidad de dos millones de pesos
para los gastos de la ceremonial.
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Pas a la 5a. col. Ga.
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PaSa a la pagina ;, columna 6.
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Pasa a la pdgina s, cOIumna ).
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Pas a Ia 5a. col. Ga.
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Pasa Ia pagina s, cOIumns 5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-14
SOUTHERN COTTON PLANTERS WARNED
 AGAINST WEEVIL

Washington, October 13.-Cotton planters in Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Ten nessee, Oklahoma and Texas were warned in department of agriculture statement tonight of a widespread movement of the boil weevil and advised to take inn ter to prevent threatened heavy losses to next years crops. Unless immediate measures are taken in Oklahoma, north western Texas, Tennessee and Mississippi the statement says, the boil weevil will cause damage next year
 The department urges planters in Okla homa and the infested sections of Texas and Tennessee to begin immediately to pick their cotton and destroy the plants either blowing them under the soil or burning them. An active campaign against the weevil is suggested in other state
 Unusual storms last August and rapid multiplication of the weevil in Texas, it is pointed out, have resultd in tremen- dous movement into northwestern Texas and Oklahoma. The movement as yet has not been entirely mapped out by the de- pertinent but information at hand shows that more than half of Oklahoma, all of Mississippi, McNairy and Hardin counties in Tennessee, all of Alabama, except four or five counties in the mountainous sec tions, and more than 30 counties in west ern Georgia already are infested. In Tex as the weevil has reached Vernon, Will barger county.