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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-02-13
ANNUAL MEETING
WILL Be IN WAY
National Conference of Charities and
Correction Will be Held in
Baltimore.

Extensive preparations are being
made for the annual meeting Of the
National Conference Of Charities and
Correction, which will be held in Bal
timore in the spring. Officials an
nouncement has been sent to each
state, and it is believed that the meet
ing this year will be far more success
tul than any held in the past
West Virginia will be represented
by Secretary a. Z. Sinks, Of the
Wheeling Associated Charities, who
Will act Is corresponding secretary
FOR this state. His duties will in
clude making a report on the work
accomplished in the state during the
past year, and to report the proceed
1ngs Of the conference for West Vir-
ginia. The exact date Of the meeting
will be May 1910 inclusive. and it is
believed that a large number cr So
cial workers from the state will 10 in
attendance. The conference was held
last year in Memphis, Tenn.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-02-13

for pasture; one Tor corn, and the other
for home with good buildings and
silo. The pasture acre should be
changed every two years. On the home
ecre a 100 bushel Of potatoes, ~ many
onions and an abundance Of all kinds
Of vegetables could be raised. AID best
of all the soil, by proper care, could
never become depleted. rather made
stronger and more productive.
Geese and ducks will furnish feathers
for the best Of beds; sheep wool for
clothes: flax thread and linen material.
Hence the necessity Of n loom in every
home. Go back and the sooner The bet.
ter to those happy days, when every
home had flax, wool and loom to
weave said material into wearing fab
RIGS, and woman in that home who
could cut, fit and make clothes for the
men and boys. Then clothes were
made, kept clean, and when worn were
patched but now they are patched
when ne WY m sde, SO it is impossible to
know which is which. Again and again,
we say go back to the Old fash Oned
methods and the loom
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-02-13
FARM AND Loom.

For pleasure and convenience city
life argues we'll to the lockers on; but if
the country folk could look in on the
misery, wants and debauchery of the
city life they would utter the language
of the lean and hungry wolf to the fat
dog with collar ring around his neck.
The real manly man and wOmanly
woman are as a rule to be found in the
country. True there ore some such
people in all cities. but unless they have
provided for the rainy days, they had
by far better be in the country,
1t does not require a large farm to
make large living on.
Five acres is sufficient. A no Sc COW
five sheep. score Of hogs and all kinds
of fowls can thrive AND multiply Oh five
acres, and the industrious man who
owns and cares for as many acres is in
dependent and never has cause to whine
over hard times end starvation prices.
One acre in wheat; one in alfalfa; one
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-02-13

INVESTIGATE CHARGES VS. RAMER.
Why will the Board Of Education tao
lily pass the charges We made against
Randolph "-Lillie' 3 pet name-or to
be palmer, Fred. r. RI mer. and allow
him to continue teaching: Were he a
white teacher and one Of their papers
made such charges a this one has he
would teach about as long as Il snow
ball would laat in the lower regions.
1t il the absolute duty Of every decent
white man and woman in this city to
agitste this mattcr-bring it to public
Investigation, Snd if the Pioneer Press
fails 10 prove its chargeH, 1t viii beg the
public y pardon and ask that Ran
dOiph y not only continue to teach, but
that he is entitled to and should sue
this paper Tor libel, and if that can BIO
done, we will deed him house and
lot.
Only short time ago, some prOsti-
tu,cs driven from the white peoples
section in North Carolina town, moved
into the colored peoples, and when
they united against them, and appealed
to the whites, the best ones united with
the colored folks and ousted them.
If we drop it. as it stands. history
would take us down to our grave as an
internal rascal-for the girl swore we
forced her To swear to Il lie.
True as there il a Just Cod she swore
to a lie when she swOre that. Now,
since she came to my house, employed
me AZ her lawyer. and the next day
came % Justice Lloyd's Office by her
self and made the oath before his hon
or and his steuographer, how could we
| have forced her? Never spoke 10 her
or saw her (Lillie Smith to know herr
| before the night she came to my house.
| Who forced her is the all important
question aud it is going to be tested.
Il nothing is going to be done, we Shall
take the matter up with higher author
! tiles. The Hon. NJ. y. Shawkey will
not endorse such teachers. q gain, we
doubt if there is anOl!ier town in this
state where the cOlored people would
continue to send their children to a
teacher under such charges without
said charges having been thoroughly
, and rlgidly investigated.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-02-13

ceeded i'll placing 80 actors II posi-
tons as chauffeurs, railway and
tram conductors, while employment
has also been found for a large mum
Der Of actresses as dressmaKers ana
hat trimmers
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-02-13

The eventual resumption Of diplo,
matte relations between France and
the Vatican is now conceded to be z
certainty. The negotiations have now
progressed to a point where they are
to be conducted hereafter openly. AS
Il result Of conversations carried on
both at Paris and Bordeaux between
Cardinal Annette and the French min
istry, it has been established that
an unofficial representative Of the
French government is now to be sent
to Rome until basis can be estab-
lishcd Oh which relations can be Of
ticially resumed.
The consent of Pope Benedict to
treat directly with an unofficial rep
resentativc Of the French govern
ment is conceded to be great con-
session on the part Of the Vatican.
The Pope's concession is attributed
to his sympathy for France, inherited
not only from Cardinal Rampolls, for
whom he was under secretary Of
state, but also acquired through long
years Of residence at Paris
Pope Benedict already has estab-
lished friendly relations with Rus
STA; England has sent an am bassa dor
or her own accord and even Turkey
and France are now about to be rep
resented at the Vatican. No secret
IS made Of the influence this will
nave in the carrying out of the pom
titrs plans for a settlement Of the
papal claim to temporal sovereignty
al the coming conference.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-02-13
BILLS Directed At
RELIGIOUS Liberty
Say S@"cnthJey AovcuHi:t5 9r2t2"t
Against pleasures No1 F1nG-
ing l.: Congress.


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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03
RESURRECTION OF HOPE

II ASvKR SUNDAY day Of the greatest importance
= Chsani, for upon the glorious resurrection from the
BY the Gentle Nazane who gave his life for the redsm
cn Of Mankind is based the belief OF every Christian Had this
occurred propheed teachings Of Jesus
an6 his disciples would have oil been van filled with the
Holy Spirit following this indsputable manifestation Of the
God the humble followers Of the Savior have spread the
Gospel He expounded until has devout followers every
portion Of the world. a
The gospel Jesus mercy forgiveness Of love
for God for fellow And today nations scntng
highest type Of civilization apparently forgetting the pnc
pies Of the faith that has brought them gradually up their
standards Of perfection engaged with insane frenzy
wreakng vengeance by fire and by sword upon
Acrcy love for fellow men-hese all aside Only
intense hatred desire kill endures making mock
cry of Christianity
But Easter recalls minds Mortified BY the stories Of
oodshed that eng through the human has been
the days Of Eden has turned entirely God that
the love Of the Creator for poor mora has been
that He allowed His Divine Son to become
and die for Easter marks the resurrection from the tomb
the Savior It nsti in the hearts Of all Christians the hope
c redemption This year. should also give confidence
that civilization will arise gored from the death struggles
in which the nations plunged giored in the possible
sarion Of all and the determination work for the adj
Of all Of mankind for political divisions and fac
lions quarreng and pickering the locations Of imaginary
ines drawn by men on Gods green earth.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03
GET AFTER THESE DOLLARS

- LAMATH FALLS should get all the trade in its trade
~ We don't worry about Medfords business We have
enough to do to take care Of our
Fut should get all Of our
How about these dollars that getting from us How
about the dollars that slipping fingers?
We have the goods We have the values Our prices
tight And there lot of money slipping away from
constantly.
Some merchants content send the clippings
containing little Trades against the mail order houses And
far they 60 They don't consider
that they might interest the people in THEIR stores. they
adopted the method that is causing the to flow into
the Golfers of the mail order houses-advertising.
Mail order houses good advertisers And they also
making money result Why spend little money in edu-
eating people the advantage Of buying home?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03


with storms. the rising fro mthe dead
Il for him. II and buffeted. Il any
dricen back, Ia any downcast. is any
broken In body or spirit. h any per-
secuted. Ia any In Voc. is any facing
death. Ia any losing power. IL any
blind 10 that he cannot see God. is
any deaf 90 that he hears not the still
small voice. 10 any utterly lonely. 10
any amid the wreck OF lost fortune. Ia
any bereft Of friendship. Il any pollut.
ed within. is any At war within him.
selh Il any utterly defeated--the
Ia for him: but II he
know none of these things he needs
no Easter. and he has none. He who
will not endeav0r can have no re-
suks. He who will not strive can
hare mo- victory. n he battle with a
clear head. clean heart and a conf
dent trust. so much more b he apt to
gain victory. but struggle and battle
he must. So we have broken tomb:
70 We have an Easter day.
You say. then. sin and death are
necessary? No. I do not say that. We
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03
OUR WEEKLY SERMON

do not know. II In an open question
All wc know Ia the fact. they are
hero. The bible is filled with t. The
problem OF the bible In to relieve IT,
To relieve Il In every mar--te cure
II. Our friend Lazarus slcepeth.
hut 20 that may awake him out OF
Sleep" said jesus 20 HIS disciples,
Then the record says. Then said h's
disciples. Lord. II he sleep. he shall
do we'll" Then snid Jesus unto them
plainly. Lazarus 10 dead. and ! am
clad for your sakes that ! was not
there. to the intent yc may believe" "
He was preparing them for LasArus
resurrection and for his own. tie
was hcraldins tho greatest Of victor
les He was ashering In an Easter
day. He was typifying salvation,
A tomb 10 a dreadful thing. but an
entombed heart is more dreadful.
Jesus was hcral Of regeneration.
Moreover. he was its means OF &C.
complishmcnt. "in him was iifc. and
tho life was the light of uacu." Oh
deeply discouraged man, Oh soul OF
the battle Of life. Thou who knowsst
defeat and the power Of sin. IL this
Jesus a Savior or Ia he not? Does no
have power above the power 0f men
to helpi Is he tho door! !s the
cross lifted M, WIN Il draw all
men 10 Itself! VIII he draw all men
to him. I.ife's road has becu rough
mud our feet are bruised. Our steps
ralter many times. Our very vision In
lilmmed. Out 10 Emmaus walked the
disciples, ny their aide walked the
Christ. Tho women camc 10 the
TO anoint dead man. They
Iound an angel. who said. He Ia risen
from the dead" They turned and
Jesus himself said. IAN hail" Dis-
helpless. defeated one. to
iou he cries thla Easter day. IAN
all" Worship him.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03
rHE LORDS SUPPER

Now pray you brethren that you
remember me in all things and kesp
the ordiAancss q delivered them "a
you.-I. Cor. 11:3.
l To He Kses = Rsast.
/ Jesus taught by example and word.
and left II open TO b fulfilled In the
kingdom Of God. He greatly Desired
to keep It by eating 1t with them BE-
fore hs suffered. Luke. 33d chapter.
Paul taught that Christ our Pass
over Is sacrificed for ~ - the rsa-
son. Therefore lst ~ keep the Feast.
Cor. 5-7-s. Some claim clossnesa
in baptism; Others claim clossness in
itho communion. But Psul places It in
the Lords Supper. In !. Cor. 6-11. hs
says: II any man that 10 eallsd Z
brother be . fornieator. or coystous.
or an idolatsr. or . railor. or . drusk-
ard. or an sxtortionsr. with such .
ono know not to eat. FOR what have
i 70 Judge them also that ara Without :
10 not - Judge them that ass within7
Paul % administrator and the msm-
Ibers are to decide who under this
scripture are worthy to kesp By re-
psatins the yearly ne Of this mag
|niflcent sign and Joyous pIsdgs and
Ipromiss Of the Bridsgroom's suppsr.
The Bride. the Lambs wife. makes
hessslf rssAy By being clothed With
thA Tishtsousnsss Of The saints. This
incluAes III the ordinancss that make
~ ths City Of God. This ineludss
the snity Of Tie brothsrhool IN Christ
which means Ill the saved who love
= Jesus loved. Who came not TO de-
stsoy the Word Law. but by the New
CeanasAnsat Law Of Love. 70 make
4 Dors hpaossbie.
Thus the Bibls-neasured saints ere
TO fuiAil Dph. l-3S-ss. Col. lis and
SIS, Philiipisas. 3.s-le-1l. Hphssi-
lns. s-37.
And present K - Himself . gjori-
Gus church not hsving spot or vrinlkle
pr any such thing, but that II should
b holy and without bIe0ish.
The chfistians Of Asia kept this
supper on the l4tA day Of The Asst
spring nonth 1t even. Giving Pstss
and John and the eEample Of Christ !
- suthoElty Tor 20 1elag.
(oee Smiths DitJs Dietioaary. Art.
Pa0over.)
This Shows thst = the l4th day Of
he noath ehasgss the day of ths
rssk syesy yNes, 70 10 ons Of the
lsys q ~ veek en- hsys tbs heuos
= ~ LcfAis eupper more thaa enes
D ssvsa yesss. ~ xiAg Ja1ss ves-
Ion ofths unSliGt Dibls. n aAeStiss |
10 0ssgoriaa fpapal) ssttiaS of tAis
|uppee. plasiag \ q peGas orouDl.
nating u II naetss suslay VIII .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03

BE- no morning with
out q night. There
ID no salvation OK
ccpt there he ain.
"Hc is risen from
the dead says the
Scripture. This Is
the Gospel. All has
been focusing upon
It, All the misery.
oil the suffering,
all the death upon
the cross have been
to bring Il about.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03

range and change Of near . month to
accommodate It to the 0sastre OF the
German goddess Of spring generativs
principis.
Thus We show the untsnableness Of
the setting. By which b destroyed the
DAster character Of The feast. In the
equinox the sun changes from the
DARK sids Of The year to the bright
side ON It's passover. A. our Pass-
over Jesus took the Egyptian and
dark side Of 0sthssmsns and Calvary.
That we might have the bright side Of
eternal life - out part Of the equinox
of the awful Passover In him on the
sunny side Of time and eternity forced
from the dominion OF sin and death
and satan.
What! Have ye not houses to eat
and drink In? Or dsspiss 70 the
Church Of 0odi And shame them
that have not. Shall ! praise you In
this? praise you NOT. There must
have been IN orderly Observance Of
this solsmnity by portion Of the Cor
inthians to have msrited the praise
Paul bestowed upon them in ]. Cor.
11-3. 1t the head Of this article. We
read in ths Acts that dsacons were
appointed to serve tables. Acts. 9Th
chapter.
Abuss-By tho other portion when
they como together IN one place they
Aisrsgasdsd the Lord's Supper. They
changed It into . drunken picnic.
Everyone In eating taksth before
other biz own supper and one ID hum
gry ana another d drunken. ."-vsfss
81. This shows they disrs9ardsd the
wnfk o. the dsacons TO collats and ar
range what was provided and needed
-.-tbb thsy kept in their own hands.
That there was enough On hand TO
MAKE nea drunk - also shown IN this
passage. Thus they shamsd The chsl-
~ chassstss Of this supper given at
ths Arst Passover % ven - at the
rrnciAxion. which wAs for sll. The
vears since the sating n Luke. sd
has further perverted the
pure fruit Of the vine into the fer
ported Intoxicating substitute also
1h6wn BY verse 81.
The Communion Il zip OF the
'ruit o. the vine and . bite Of brsad
,nleaveaed.
The Passover Supper WAS not eaten |
,sfore dinnss. AID the amount eaten !,
NJ nsasursA N ~ Greek word |
'dispnon." meaning = satisfying meal. |
I'm nsai. The Lords eupbss rscog- |
'isas III Chsistiaas - ~ family Of
3od. sor thsy ~ sse invitsd 70 the
Bri1egroomb ouppeg.
''rast u tAe0 have esosseA TIE
sivss q Dsath aal past ars crossing |
lew.s
ne Lsrl's ssppss + ~ pro.iss Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03

you CAN HELP materially In the
development OF the klamath country
BY sending In your contribution TO the
fund being raised for the mainten-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03

He = Risen from the dead--Matt,
ss:7.
None can riss without he b dead.
Thcr~ caa b no Raster without a
. tomb. Thsrs can
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03

MOST EVERY boy OF ten or twelve
Is confirmed womsn-hatsr. But
they change completely in the next
three years.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03

OFFICIALS REFUSE to confirm
the report that Austria II negotiating
for separate peace. But this needn't
stop we peaceful souls from hoping
that such Ii the case. and that this
may cause the end OF tho war 10 come
q little sooner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03

AT LEAST give us credit for being
mercifui enough mot to pull any
wheeze about the Easter bonnet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03

s0snc wonderful new suits for boys
Mt X. X. X. Store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03

BEET SUGAR factories. packing
plants. creameries and cheese factor.
ies---these are the enterprises that
will benefit all OF Klamath county.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03

you COULDN'T nnd better time
to build that house than riEht now.
when lumber h dirt cheap.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03

WITH THESE German torpcdoes
hittins the vessels. Il might he stated
that British shipping IL gotng oil to
pieces In the war some.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03

ance of representative At the Klam-
nth booth at tho exposition.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03
Scattered Shot.

MANY IS THE parent who will be
caught "red handed" in the morning.
Some also blue handed. while others
various other shades.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-03

THERE is ONE sure thing. That
Il that hard boiled eggs won't be
placed ON any table either Monday or
Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1915-09-07
LABOR Sees PROGRESS
ALONG UPLIFT Lines

The celebration Of Labor Day was
observed here by a mass meeting in
Shellpot Park yesterday afternoon.
Addresses were made by prominent
labor leaders The meeting was pre-
sided over by John H. Hickey. presi-
dent og the Central Labor Union.
Thomas e. Carroll, general organ
izer of the International Association
of Machinists, had been expected to
be present at the rally and to make an
address. On sudden notice he was
called to Plainfield, New Jersey. Ad
resses were made by James O'kane,
past president of the Central Labor
Union; Richard Monck, secretary of
the Plasterers' Union: John c. Saylor,
trustee of the Central Labor Union,
and Harry Close of Philadelphia
James O'Kane compared present
labor conditions with what they were
prior to the formation of the labor
unions.
Richard Monck in his address.
spoke more especially of the work
which has been done by the organized
labor movement in Wilmington. He
especially urged all the women pres
ent to use their influence to keep the
men members of their families. their
husbands or fiances actively interest
ed in the work of the unions.
A plea for the support of organ
lied labor by all laboring men was
made by John c. Saylor
The present day order Of society
was characterized as being a failure
and an unnatural condition by Harry
Close, a prominent labor worker of
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1915-09-07
ARDENITES Give A Play
ON HENRY GEORGE DAY

The single tax colony at Arden,
last night concluded its annual two
days celebration of the birthday of
Henry George; the apostle of their
creed.
Observances' in memory of the Gre
ator of the single tax ideas were be-
gun on Sunday, when many notable
persons addressed a crowd of several
hundred enthusiasts on the expansive
green on which many Of the commun-
ity bungalows face. Among the
speakers were VIII Atkinson of Seat
tie, Wash, a son-in-law of Henry
George; Frank Stephens, founder of
the Arden colony; L. F. c. Garvin,
former governor of Rhode Island
George Briggs Of Elkhart. Ind. and
James A. Robinson Of Philadelphia.
Last night twenty-six members of
the colony appeared in an original
dramatic adoption of Howard Pyle's
story Of Robin Hood" This was fol-
lowed by a costume dance in Guild
Hall, in which 200 members Of the col
ony participated.
Evening journal., 1915-09-07
DOVER MAN near
Death UNDER JITNEY'

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept Run
down by a iitney car operated by sgd
ney NJ. Burcholder yesterday. Lyman
Sweet OF Dover, Del, narrowly escap-
ed death on South Carolina avenue as
he stepped from behind his auto
in front Of a garage where he was
taking on gasoline Knocked under
the wheels of the jitney. Sweet was
dragged several yards and was in n
semi-conscious condition when em-
ployes of the garage shouted 10 the
driver, who then threw on the emerg-
ency brakes.
Sweet was hurried 10 the City Hos
pital and later taken to his hotel, suf-
fering from severe contusions of the
head and body and lacerations OF the
face Burcholder was held in his own
Fecognizance pending investigation.