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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03

A.. Following Is a list of the m IN be- :
Of tho Senate and House elected yes
ter6ay go car as possible tn ascertain
up to the hour Of going to press.
FIRST District Washington and
Smyth Counties ara city of Bristol
Ieha Preston Buchanan, Democrat
Second Scott, Lee and Wise Cour
ties John II. Catron. Progressive.
Third--Buchanan Dick enson. Rus
sell and Tazeweli-'J. Powell Royal
Republican.
Fourth--Rosnoke County, Mont
gomery. Roanoke city and Radford-
'W. l., Andrews. Democrat.
Fif,h--Giies bland Pulaski and
wythe--E. Lee Trinkle, Democrat
Sixth-Carroil. Grayson and Pat
rich--M. Price Webb. Republican.
seventh-Craig Botetour. Ale
ghany. Bath and Clifton Forge-W. A.
Rhinehart. Of Allegheny, Democrat.
Eighth Rocking n
Conrad. Harrisonburg, Democrat: G
y. Earman. Republican Result in
doubt.)
Ninth~Auzusta Highland and city
Of Staunton-C. T Jordan fade-
pendent.
Tenth--shenandoa h. Frederick and
city of Winchester-fIarry Flood
BYRD, Democrat.
rsitNClRth dh1htti anu
T. e. Pitcher. Democrat
Twelfth-Clarke. Page and Warren
Henry H Downing. Democrat,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Stafford,
Louisa and Fredericksburg-'C.
O'Connor Goodrich Democrat
CONGRATULATIONS dria, Prince
William. Fairfax and Alexandria city
--.R. I1wel! Thornton. Democrat
-ifteenth--cufpeper Rappaha han
mock Madison and Oranee--Clyde r.
Bowers, Democrat
acknowledgements Powhatan
and Chesterfield--Dr Thomas III. Hen
ming Democrat
Seventeenth --Alhernarei, Green and
city of Charlottesville--'N. 3. Early,
Jr. Democrat.
Eighteenth--Appom Bucking-
ham. Fluvanna and Charlotte Sands
Gayle. Democrat,
observation-disclosures and Nelson
Aubrey f, STROBE. Democrat
wentieth-Canpboll and city q
I.ynchburg--Walter f Addison,
Democrat.
Twenty-hrst--Hali mes r
Lacy. Democrat
Twenty-second-~B Re dford Rock :
bridge and Beun2 Vista a w. Rob
ertson, Democrat.
Twenty third-Pittsyiya Henry
and Danviile-'W A. Garrett Demo
crat
Twenty -PittsylNania and
psnville George r. Rison, Demo-
crat.
TwentN-f and
Rrunswick-W II. Jeffreys, Ir., DEM
ocrat
Twenty siyth-Franklin and Floyd
beverley A. Davis. Republican.
Twenty seventh--GreenesvlIl Sur
ry. Sussex and Prince George Sid :
neN ]. Barham Democrat
Twenty -eighth---Nottoway. Amelia
Lunenburg. Prince Edward and Cum
berland-'Geerge T. Allen, Demo-
crat.
Twenty ninth--Dinwiddie and city
Of Petersbure-sr II, Powers. DEM
ocrat
Thirtieth---lsie OF Wight. Southamp-
ton and Nansemond--'J E. West.
Democrat.
Thirty-first- Norfolk City. c.
Mathews. Democrat.
ThirtN-second--Car Hanover
and King William-'C. L. Gravatt.
Democrat.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03

Woodstock Va. NV. Mrs. Cor
nelia Hoileg. wife Of Lemuei Holler. 4
prosperous farmer near here, died
Thursday and her funeral took place
Saturday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03

IAN Estimated majority OF e1s in this
city and the counties of Allegheny and
Crais. This is about the normal Dem
iocratic majority. The election was un-
usually quiet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03
Hopewen Merchant bankrupt.

Harry c. Roberts, merchant. Hope
we'll. yesterday filed petition in bank
ruptcy in the Federal District Court,
sched uling debts al si.S5s.28 and as
sets at s2.i9s.14. OF which 1881 .
is claimed exempt. Among Richmond
creditors are Kingan & Co. H. II,
Harris Grocery Co, Cliff Well Cigar
Co. Blalock Commission Co. and
Nolde Bros.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03
Andrews a Winner,

Especial 10 The Richmond Firginian.)
Roanoke. Va. Nov. Andrews
ma ]ori'y In Roanoke city complete.
as, All precincts go far beard from
in county shows slight Andrews ma
iority
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03
Funeral of II. Hunter Beaxley.

South Boston, Va, Nov. 2-~Tne
funeral of r. Hunter Beabiey, who died
suddenly from a stroke OF appoplexJ.
while at work In the capacity Of sec
rotary Of the Commercial ASSOCIATIONS
Saturday afternoon, took place from
the residence OF bis son. Roy +. BeaS-
ley, at O'Clock sunday afternoon, and
intcrment was made in Oakridge Gene
terry. The floral tributes were hand
some. He was born seventy-four years
ago and no man was of more reat value
to this community or had more friends
than Mr.. Beazlcy, and no man viii b
more greatly missed. He was better
known rs Brother b." and as editor
Of the South Boston News several
years ago, as THE Old Man ot Tbs
News" He was power In the Bar-
tist Church, and was the first Sunday
school superintendent Of this church
when organized in 1333 He was
thoroughly informed OF current events
Of the day, ~ we'll as early history OF
the church, and as we'll as the history
Of the life Of nearly every person In
Halifsx lie had been a teacher in
the Baptist Sunday School for the past
by his scholars. As a journalist and
pubiic speaker. few could exceli him,
and his ready wit and willingness to
use his talents, was most notabls
feature In his life. He Wig quite
tavorite III Tie Senate, being one OF
the clerks. He is survived by his
widow. one daughter. Mrs, Annis
Headspcth; three sons. Robert C. Beax-
ley ana Roy r. Psaziey, of this place
and Edgar T Bcazley. Of Clareuont
va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03

daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
flanagan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03
OBITUARY
Margaret Emily Watkins.

Norfolk. Va. Nov. 2.-The tune-
raj service OF Margaret Emily Wat
kins. daughter of Henry A. and Mrs.
Glennie Watkins, who died last FRI
Gay in Richmond, took place at $40
o'clock Sunday afternoon, in the
residence of her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs w. s. Freeman, 2294 King
Street. Rev. Walter r. Leckliter. pas
tor of Calvary Baptist Church. Scots
vile, officiated. Burial took place In
Oak Grove Cemetery.
The pallbearers were f.. L. Bay
ton. w 7. L. Shepherd, Thomas
Bishop and Elba bradley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03

Especial TO The Richmond Eirginian)
Norfolk, Va. Nov 2.-Portsmouth to-
day adopted the city manager plan Of
municipal government. The vote was
1895 for and 400 votes agains+ t. As
only 9Ss votes ~sre needed TO nave
a majority of the registered electorate.
IL means the adoption OF the new form
Of government ana new cnarter 10
he submitted TO the Legislature in
January.
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struck IN sp-s: Corporal E. NJ Jones'.
Seventh Infantry shot through both
thighs; Ollie Y. Whidden, private Com :
pany A. Seventh Infantry, hit in neck;
E. X. Jones letter carrier. wounded
in shoulder. Harry Jones. private
Eleventh Infantry. struck in stomach.
probably fatally: James Tank. private
Eleventh Infantry, hit in leg; Sergeant
Walter Mayo and private Mitchell,
Seventh Infantry; Mayo shot IN right
hand. Mitchell in left leg; Sergeant
Henry Wardell, Company A, Eleventh
infantry. shot in leg; Mexican boy, shot
on American side of line name IN
known; Mexican woman lost finger.
shot of while near custom house.
Though pounded all night by Villa ar
tillery, Aqua Prieta today did not ap-
pear TO have been much damaged and
practically all the fortincations. even
to the barbed wire eutangiements, ap
peared 70 be in good shape. A villa
shell had exploded and blown out
about 90 feet OF the wire, but that
seemed TO be the only damage to the
Notifications
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03

Mrs. Lula Thrcsa Wallace
Lyrchburg. Va. Nov. Mrs. Lula
Thresa Wallace, twenty-six years old.
wife of Carl H. Wallace, died Friday
in her home, AIS c. Street. She was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03
Women and Children Killed.

Major James \. Ryan. Thirteenth
Cavalry, received a report today that
thirty-hve women and children were
killed in Aqua Prieta and thirty FIVE
women and children wounded
Corporal E. NJ. Jones Company G.
Seventh Infantry. was shot through
both thighs by a Carranza soldier late
last night The Carranza soldier fred
six shots at Jones, who was on patrol
near the boundary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03

Especial TO the Richmond Virginianl
Norfolk, Va. Nov. 2-Throuahout
the Second District there was little or
nor opposition 20. democratic nominees
for House and Senate, EXCEPT in Nor
folk County. In Princess Anne. Nanse-
mond. Southampton and lsi.s of Wight.
the regular Democratic standard bear
ers were unopposed. The :'ote was ex-
trenely light in all these counties
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03
Bruce Prince Edward sheriff.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian)
Farmville. Va. Nov. 1.-The cleo
ton passed off quietly in this county.
No opposition to the regular nominees.
For sheriff T. Fl. Bruce won over his
three competitors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03

Especial to tho Richmond virginian.)
i Clifton Forge. Va. Nov. :,-The
election here today resulted in the. se
lection Of =, G. Goodwin, Democrat.
cvAr y. ]. Putnam, Republican. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03
look. Eau.liy for S,vift.

Especial 10 The Rt@h7noni y,rE miami
Frederick sburn. Va. Nov. THE
election held In this city today was
quiet and small vote poied. Swift
Democrat, has forty seven majority
over Jaynes. The Independents are
making y stronger showing than was
expected in the counties. Hon. G.
O'Connor Goolrick. lie elected for SEN
at6r over Green. Independent The re
suit in Spotsylva MIA between Swift and
Jaynes for the House is In doubt. The
race between Peyton and Lowry in
Stafford and King George us close
with the result as yet unknown, but
favorable to Peyton. Wallace is elect
ed Commonweaith's Attorney for Stat
ford over Purvis Independent. and
Reamy elected treasurer over Newton.
independent.
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Especial to The RICHMOND Virsirian)
Victoria, Va, Nov. 2.-~Lovc WINS
over Ozlin by Twenty-Five majority for
Commemorative Attorney. n :. TURF
bull, Jr., wins over Captain G. T. AL
len by as majority. Returns com.
plcte.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03

In addition to her husband, NyA
McCorkie Is survived by two dau9n~
tiers, Miss Jessie Burks Scott an6
Mss Sue Yuille McCorkte, and tn
following brothers and sisters: Arus
J. c. Nowiln, OF Lynchburg: Mrs JeA.
ME Burks Williams. of Chicago;
Lawrence Burks, of Lynchburg; r.
II. Burks, of Newport News: jesse
Burks. of Max Meadows, and Ardsew
Burks, of Corona. Ala.
The funeral took place this after
noon from the First Presbyterinn
Church at { O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03
Buchanan In Bs4sse, District

Especial to Tie Richmond Virginian.l
Bristol Va. Nov 2,--Returns re-
ceived up TO midnight indicate the
election Of John r. Buchanan. DEM
ocraf. 10 tire senate from the First
Senatorial District. His ma tority over
r. A. Anderson Republican. OF
smyth, will however, he small. And
evson carried Snyth by ISL majority.
while Buchanan will carry Bristol
City and Washington County by three
TO four hundred
In Washington County. Rev T. G.
Buck is reelected to the House OF
Delegates d. r. Slant. OF Bristol, his
Democratic running mate. is also
elected. The greatest surprise Is the
election OF Will Webb. OF Abingdon.
Republican. as treasurer of Washing
ton County. defeating Lowry Kelly,
DEM ocrat The tremendous short
age recently discovered In the ac-
counts Of the Democratic treasurer IL
thought 70 have brought about the
election Of treasurer OF opposite po-
litical affiliation. G. r. Penn, DEM
ocrat. is elected Commemorative At
torney. and John Miller, Democrat, is
reelected sheriff.
The senator-elect- j. r Buchanan.
is son Of r. F. Buchanan, who was
elected from thiss district two years
ago by a maiorit" OF thirteen hun
bred.
In Smyth County. r. H. Bonham.
Republican. defeats Judge G, L.
Richardson Democrat for the House
of Delegates.
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FIRST ATTACK

Continues. From First Page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-03

Especial to The Richmond VirElnlan.,
Emporia, Va, Nov, e.--S. Fl. Rarham,
for the Senate; W. r. Cats. for tho
House Of Delegates. were elected today
without opposition
For Commcnw ealth's Attorney for
sreensvilie County, H. L. Taylor wins
over w. NJ Powell. by 2ea TO So with
one precinct TO hear from, which viii
increase Taylor's majority.
The Democratic candidates for treas
urer and commissioner of the revenue
had no opposition.
For supervisors .Hicksville District,
w. T. Tiiler: Zion District, J. II Muir
fee. Beiheld. A. 3, Jones
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-10
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PINE GROVE PICkUI'S


Herald special Scrvic)
PINE GROVE. June lO---The Ladies
civic Club met with Mrs. Burt Hawk.
ins Thursday The afternoon was
spent IN conversation and sowing rags
for carpets. after which dainty
luncheon was served. Those attend
INK were Mrs. T.. S. Philips. Mrs. Wat
son. Mrs Thompson. Mrs. II. Grimes.
Mrs, o. Brown. Mrs T.. +. McClay.
Mrs. $. 4. Iccnblcc. Mrs. II. NJ. Miller.
Mrs X. Brcitenstcin. Miss Soulc. Miss
Ruby and Miss Jessie Newton.
Miss Mary McComb from klamath
Falls Is visiting Miss Jennie Icenbice
this week.
Rev. Harlan Of klamath Falls
preached 10 well filed house al Pine
Grove Sunday
Mrs Holland. from Southern Cal
ifornia. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
SNuHeN "CNiuEc VI iuc "IoNe.
Mr. and Mrs John McComb and
family were guests OF $. r. Icenbice
and family Sunday.
The Intellectual Club met last
Thursday at Its usual meeting place.
The afternoon was spent In needle
work and several piano solos and
vocal numbers We're rendered. after
which a dainty luncheon was served.
Mrs. Clarina Harris and Mrs. ELI.
OFT have been Ill this week. but both
are feeling better now.
Ivnn Icenbice was In town last SUN
day. visiting friends.
L. b. Elliott and his daughter.
Dorothy, we're welcome isltoyrs at the
Pine Grove Sunday school last Sun
day last Sunday
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-10

which led to his present position,
asked Enver Pasha what effect Italy's
Intervention would have on the out
come Of the war.
"Italy's participation cannot be
considered serious element in the
present situation" his excellency de-
clared. THE italian army never has
been victorious. even against much
smaller foes. There is no reason to
believe that against the vastly super
Tor military organizations Of Germany
and Austria she will experience any
radical change Of fortune. or the
actual valor Of the Italian army
have had ample personal experience to
be able to Judge. With only a hand
fui OF Turkish soldiers. who were en-
tirely cut OF from all supplies, arms
and ammunition. we were able, with
the help Of native Arabs. successfully
to oppose the Italian occupation Of
Tripoli and Cyrenaica early this year.
The opposition we were able to main
tain then was a mere bagatelle to
what Italy must face from her pres
ent enemies"
How might Turkeys position. in
the present war be defined?" asked.
The war minister smiled before re-
plying:
"If I may be permitted to borrow.
an expression from our enemies. our
position may be defined as being the
same as theirs. The allies insist that
the present war is for the purpose Of
re-establlshing the countries OF Eu-
rope on the basis of nationality OF the
peoples. with complete free and inde-
pendent existence for each.
That is what we are fighting for,
too. When Turkey last September
abolished the capitulations which had
been imposed on her for years in the
past-principally by the very powers
who say they are now lighting to es-
tablish independent government for
each people-we for the first time In
years, were in complete control Of the
administration of our own affairs and
our own government.
1T is as much for that independ-
ence as for continued existence that
we are now fighting. and shall con-
tinue to fight to the end.
I'VE want the Turkish empire for
the Turks, and by the Turks--wtth-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-10
u, foreign interference. That is our

ou, foreign interference. That is our
idec Of independence"
Our soldier today" he said. has
lived up to all the glorious traditions
Of the past He has shown that there
is absolutely no deterioration. moral
or physical. in either our soldier or
ouf people Our soldier is willingly
making sacrifice Of both his wealth
and life for maintenance Of integrity
Gf his empire. II is this demonstra-
zion ot our inherent equallities as a
race that entities us. amongst other
faces Of the world. to an independent
eristence--without foreign interfer-
ence.
Our soldier today is lighting like
a lion. just as he has always fought
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-10

Omitted Press stan Correspondent
Copyright. 1915. by United Press
copyright In Great Britain)
cONsTANTINOPLE. June 5--(via
Berlin. Tho Hague and London) -
The Dardanelles today are impreg-
Eahlc as Gibraltar--more impossible
than at any previous time. Sedd-ul-
Bahr. which was captured BY the
allied fleet. consisted merely OF out OF
date for,resses which answered In no
way 10 the exigencies of modern war
fare. and were merely nominal OBJ
staclcs to the forcing of the straits.
In the meantime. their places have
been taken by a complete system OF
most modern defenses. We had am.
pie time to install these: they have
been constructed along the most ad-
vanced lines for resisting every pos
sible phase, both Of land and Of sea
| attacks. and OF every possible arm of
modern warfare
"The straits today are defended as
incver before. II they can be forced
, which doubt---it will only be at the
cost Of n sacrifice that would only be
justified II their passage constitutes
the one supreme end of the entire
war. Meantime. by the help OF God
Almighty, we shall let no one pass
them"
The man who addressed me was
Envcr Pasha. Turkish minister OF
war, vice generalissimo OF the Otto
man army and navy-33 years OF
age. The youngest man who has ever
attained that position. He spoke
with an energy and decision that gave
indication OF some Of the qualities
which elevated him to his exalted po.
sltion.
Enver Pasha today received me at
general headquarters at Stamboul.
where, constantly surrounded by an
immense staff OF officers. he works
day and night.
From the side of the Bosphorus
wc are equality defended" the minis
ter of war declared. Entirely aside
from the new system OF defenses in
stalled there. since the present at
tack began. We have at our disposal
an even greater and surer means OF
defense In our submarine fleet, whose
efficiency has already been demon
strated in the sinking Of Russian
flagship.
IA better defense from Black Sea
attacks could not be provided than
the presence Of these submarines.
They destroy all hopes by Russia OF
ever effectively landing troops on the
coast north of Constantinople. The
transports would be sunk before they
could approach our coast. The sub
marines are equally efIlcacious in rem.
dering impossible any naval action by
the Russian fleet against the fortif-
cations Of the Bosphorus.
I'VE feel our position In Constanti-
Inople can be considered absolutely
unapproachable. The city will, there
fore. continue In the future, as In the
past, the glorious capital OF the Otto
man empire"
Remembering 1t was the reputation
he won for himself while In charge ol
the entire Turkish operations 10
Trlpoli against the Italian occupation
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-10

What Is tho difference bsevssa u
pie in business and prossesloas -
ing their money to Oriental laun1I1n
and farmers sendisg TO rail ee1oe
houses? One minute for answsr. 9qh1
your laundry to the KlamatA rollb
Steam Laundry. 31-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-10

Opening Of Essex c. C. C.Golf
United Press Service
ORANGE, N. j.. June 1O.-The
opening game in the New Jersey
State Golf Association championship
is scheduled for today over the links
of the Essex County Country Club.
The tournament will last June IL. IL.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-10
LEGAL NOTICES


irOpo1al
Notice is hereby given that the en-
County Court Of klamath
County. Oregon. will receive bids fof
the erection Of steel bridge. acruea
Los, River up to and including June
2lst. 1915. at 5 p. m. OF saAs date.
The bids will include the hauling
OF the bridge from BONANZA. Oregon;
the construction Of abutmsnts and the
making OF filIs for the approaches.
and tearing down old bridge.
The bids will be in the following
form:
Hauling bridge from Bonan-
"a TO site ~
Placing approximately 3Sb
yards concrete or masonRy.
per yard ......... i.
Pllcing approximately 500
yards embsnkmOnt. per
YARD .-..s.....-. - - -
Tearing down old bridge :. $
Erection OF bridge
The above to be doue according 70
the plans and specincstions On ~
with the county clerk.
All bids must be accompanied With
a certified check for 5 per cent Of the
amount of bid
The County Court reserves the
right to reject any and all ! Ids. waive
informalities In the bids. and to &C.
cepi any bid or bids separately or col-
lectiveiy. WI .ch II deems most favor
able to klamath county.
[ Dated at Klamath Fails. Oregon.
May es. 1915.
c. R. DE LAP. County Clerk.
! BY cHAs. F. DE LAP. Deputy Clerk
s-2s e-s0
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-10

He will continue to fight that way to
the end, II need he. because Of these
qualities he possesses.
I'VE feel certain the position OF
Turkey when the war ends will be
even more firmly established than
ever before"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-10
TODAY's OLDEST STORY
I thited Press Service.
OkMUL0EE, Okla. June II

y 'hit"d Prcsa Service. 4
. OKMUL0EE. Okla. June 10. 4
. --shc was fair and good to be- I
. hold John Davenport, out OF I
= town travelling man. gazcd upon I
= her admIringly as she trlpped 4
. along the street. 4
. "Ah there. little one," mur- 4
. mnrcd the knight OF the grip In I
= In his best tones But she heed
. cd not. 4
Undhuntcd, John followed her. 4
got her street number and then I
. found her phone number. There 4
= upon he called tho house. 4
= Say. I'm that cute little fcl. 4
= low you passed awhile ago 4
brown suit gray cap and" 4
= Bang went the receiver. but I
. John persisted. until the fair 4
. one ngrecd he might drop around I
& this afternoon. 4
. He did. inside the house, he
. was confronted by u hcnvy man I
= with heavy voice. 4
. Johns done with flirting. 4
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-10

Party leaving town VI. sslt beoM-
tiful upright plano for lee tAAo O.
half OF original cost. Fully gnasont
teed. Terms II desired Aa1roon
Herald 7-3Ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-10
DARDANELLES AS n[PRECNABLE AS PASS
AT GIBRALTAR, SAYS TURKEYS WAR LORD

ENNER PASIiA, THE MAN OF THE
HOUR IN THE MOsLEM EMPIRE,
SAYS THE FLEETS AND TROOPS
WILL BE UNABLE TO FORCE
KEY EMERGE FROM THE WAR
MORE FIRMLY ESTABLISHED
THAN EVER BEFORE
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-10

Auto Clothing and Gloves. You
'.auto'' see the line at X. X. X. Store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-10
WAR ODDITIES

Loudon-Sir II. II. Raphael. mem
Der OF Parliament. the only million
aire serving In the ranks OF the Brit
lsh army has been promoted from
private to corporal
copenhaaen-Advioes from Aus
tria say art treasures valued at nearly
$1,000, 900 have been moved from
the museum ut Vienna and budapest
To safer places.
actically all British
medical students are serving In the
Royal Army Medical Corps and every
community is short OF registered doc
tors.
London--The infant son Of Brit
ish soldier was christened George
Kitchener Jellicoe."
Cardir -. Cardifi street railway
workers passed a resolution against
the employment OF women conductors
four of whom the company allow ia
replace their husbands who went 70
war.
Loudon-Rumors say that war Will
mean reconiliatIon between France
and tho Duke OF Orleans-Bourbon
King OF France---who is In exile.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-10

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