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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23
DRAGGED OFT OF THE POOL.

Twelve years age. John, the son of
Mrs. +. l., Haffey II a little Indiana
town, disappeared from home During
the long wears Of his absence the boy
hhd never written his mother and she
ana all the relatives mOurned him as
dead. The boy has been found In the
Nebraska penitentlary, TO which he had
been sentenced under AN assumed name,
and visited by the mother, who plans
To start him I'm business us soon As he
iS released from prison.
Alexander Il. .Ncym, banker and
first husband Ot Mrs William Stan
ton " Pasadena, Cal. has been found
after having been missing and believed
to be- dead twenty two years The
Lostmaster ut Sewickley, Pa, located
him through sample Of handwriting
Nrvln Is now In Florida, managing
an estate. The postmaster's eye
chanced to fall uTou an address on a
letter and noticed the handwriting was
familiar. lie thought 1t over for ~ey-
cral hours and then remembered hay.
ing seen NHyin's handwriting twenty
two years before and remembered It
was the same. 4 brother Of Nevln
was then notified
Robert Breckenridge the missing son
Of the late Robert breckenridge Of
Kentucky has returned to the home
and scenes Of his hoyhood. lie disap
peared twenty-three years ago. He
was on his way to Europe. There was
n shipwreck Nothing WAS heard Of
him and his parents died, believing
him drowned. Breckenridge told a
marvellous story Of travel ana Hdven.
ture lie said thnt he had fought
with the allies I'm the Boxer troubles
In China, with the Beers In Africa and
with the Federnls I'm Mexico. He told
of gold mines owned In Africa and
fortunes made and lost In Austria la
saying that business rrverses ultimate.
ly made him a Mexican mercenary sol
died
W G. Cannon. aged sixty years.
member Of n prominent family Of HIS
horO, H., returned to his former home
recently after he had been given up
for dead for more than forty years.
For many years Cunnons relatives
kept up a search for him, but without
success and they had long ago de.
cided that he had died In the west
Cannon, when eighteen years old, left
al Ia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23
Just Ike All Of Them

When yo' has duahl wild yo'
wife do she pOut and sulk or DO she
talk back, Bruddcr Rumpusw
"She talks back, sab And she not
only talks back but she talks front
AIDS and sideways and acrOst and
er dways, diagnpl and round and
round and den she comes all de way
back an repeat herself Aw, yas.sah
she shO' talks hnpk 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23

the sermon shorter Aud m this
there is still just As much
respect for the dead.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23

Nov Dorothy" said the teacher 10
a small pupil "can YOU tell me what
a panther is2"
"leth ma'am llsped Dorothy. "A
panther ith man that makths
panthS'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23

said as parting shot, and left tho
room.
Clarissa ran to him aud threw her
arms around his neck.
"Oh, Mr. Disraeli," she cried.
thank heaven you have such power"
Disraell looked al her In bis own
whimsical fashion.
Il haven't dear child he said,
"hnt he dOesnL know thnin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-23

synopsis Of Preceding Chapters,
phraeli prime mlnister " England,
and his wife, Lady HeacOusfield, ure the
guests of the Duke and Duchess Of GlaS
tOnbury. nisraeli wants TO purchase the
sueH canal, thereby opening pathway
TO India and acquiring that nation. Sir
Michael Probcrt, governor ~ the bank of
England, refuses to lend the needed mon
ey for the scheme like all men Of that
period, io0king upon II as madness. DTS
resll hOrrOWs the sum for Hugh Meyers,
a banker, aud sends Charles Deeford an
assistant, 10 Egypt Ia purchase the canal
lie has learned that Russia has found
his plans and is trying to reach Egypt
ahead ~ him 1heu he takes ClaTissi, m
love with Charles, away to Hughendsn,
as the guest NJ himself aud wife Disraeli
hears thst Meyers IL bankrupt after hav-
ing learned that the check drawn on him
had been accepted by the khediVe oi
Egypt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-27
VI \JI.STIC

Thc feature offering today is one
which may be clissed as notable, for
it is free adaptation Cf Tolstors great
problem drama Anna Karcniua. 4"
Edward Jose. who made an undying
name for himself in his portrayal OF
the fool" in A Fool There Was and
Getty Nansan. the far-famed dramatic
star and the grcttcst trrgedienne in
the world, have leading roles and II ia
entirely safe TO assume that the pro,
duction, which by the way, is FoN
feature, will come up to the usual
hgh standard set by this famous
studio.
Thursday and Friday comes the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-27
WONDERLAND.

Presenting a complete change OF
program today The Submarine Girls
with Mersereau Bros. and DeBell. the
great harmony singers and come
dians will win even greater popular
ity than on their opening night and
that's saying a good deal, for L ever
a tabloid musical comedy madSa de-
cided hit. The Submarine Girls
surely did.
II you haven't seen this show,
pleasant surprise awaits you; if you
have already seen it, then you know
YOU are going to he well entertained,
for whatever the bill the songs are
tuneful and whistly; the Jokes new
and funny. the dancing lively and
graceful aIni the whole show pocket
edition of a regular Broadway outfit.
Ask the folks who've seen 1t and take
their word for it,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-27
The Big Third Street Store

banner play Of the season, "Grau-
stark, with Beverly Bayne and Fran
els y Bushman in the stellar roles
The play has been the most popular
romance Of decade and George Barr
McCutcheon che author, made a tre-
mcndous for'uue in royalties alone
Whatever your preconceived ideas Of
the film version may he, rest assured
they will be more than realized for
in Gorgeousnoss of settings, attention
to detail and dramatic intensity,
"Graustlrk" is in IA class by itself
Next week Thcda Bara. whose por-
travail of women Of the Vampire"
type is without an equal will be seen
IN the part of liza. the artists model
i'm Alexandra Dumas great play, THE
Clemenceau case" Remember the
dates Tuesday and. Wednesday, May
1 and 5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-27
White Linens

We direct your attention to the excel
lent quality We are able to offer at the
price.
42-inch Linen Pillow Tubing of specially
fine thread and flax at, yard 49,. $125
45-inch Linen Pillow Tubing in two splen-
did qualities at, yard $1,00 and S125
90-mch Pure Linen Sheeting in three ex-
celcnt qualities, the yard 81, $1.25 $1.5O
Handkerchief Linens, fine sheer quality,
soft finished, splendid for Waists and
UndergamentS in thirty-six Handker-
chiefs Linens Unusual values at SOC,
Csc, 85c $125 $3.50 and $175 the yard.
This range permits your selecting Just
the weight and quality you want,
Main Floor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-27
LYRIC.

Did you see Charles Chaplin in his
greatest of Essanay cOmedies-"The
Champion" two parts? This pic
ture was shown I'm this theatre only,
and was shown for just one day.
Charles almost gets knocked out in
his pugilistic career, and thanks 10
his faithful bulldog, which comes to
the rescue. 1t is said by everyone
who viewed this comedy that it was
SO far Charley's best. The Cham
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-27

pion" will be shown today and to-
morrow. Don't miss II. Kalem also
presents an exciting melodrama, "The
Girl and the Gambler" in two parts
featuring Tom Moore and Marguerite
Courtot, those favorite stars.
Tomorrow a special one, jewellers
in Glass Houses" See this, whether
ii applies to YOU or not
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Sir &~bemmatismns.

Sobol6 Elm Mnfon bon Mbeumotis-
mus iib einiteut, gebraudt sloon's
Ointment. @eridumt feline 3eit UNI
leioet feinen unnotbigen 5dmer;.
Gin poar Eropfen Sloans Ointment
auf Sic ongegriffenen Gbeile lit oues,
mos STR gebrm1dt. Ser sdmery
ber5iebt ii6 iofort.
Gin 6m1fbarer 2eioenber fdreibt:
rGrei @o@en lit ib an droniidlem
&beumatismus uno iteifem Moden
mienobl i'd piele Meoiainen perludte,
Die aber ni@ts baIfen. 8ufduiq bor-
te i'd bon @loon's Ointment, uni
nodoem i@ es BRET o6er bier Eooe
gebra1M botte, bin id auf uno az
Juno. SSb bin I'M grobten 0eparfe-
ment-Store in g. S. anqeiteIIt, 10,
bon 600 Bis 800 &anoe onaeiteut
lt11o, rno 6ieie merben iiderIid GILES
boren Gber Sloan's 2iniment. g.
9. smitb, Sm Troncisco, goI. =
San. 1915. - 25f in auen Mpotbe-
Ten. - Mna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

2anolturmno,m bon einem 3uge er-
foBt uno 31r @teue getootet. Ser
8eruneliidtc beiBt Yeter Glelius, aus
2onefomp bel 8ernfaitel gebiirttg
unD lit Safer BON orei &ir1ern.
Gdmci5.
5pIotburn.- Glue ggploIion
IN ser ssunmfabrif in Wiimlistpil bel
@dotb,,rn bot IS Goote g%eforoert.
ghn to meitcre Yrrionen muroen le-
be1saef0brlih perlett uno ettpa 40
letdter. @ernnltblid) mur0en ein5el=
ne Mrbeiter ourd) sic grplolipn 10
fort oetootet. Ole iibrigen fonnten
,peeel oeS Teuers uuo oes Nattbes
fei,en Mu5lpeg iinocn tno p%erbrarll-
ten. Die Tobrif init 9ro6e1 &or-
rathen al Gell:ilpio u10 Sprn lit bis
ouf oas M~alernert nieoeraebrannt.
Sic belhGItiote $50 Nrbeiter.
@cinfeloen. Sn Miarltet=
teu lit ser 59i1hriae 2anowirtb &ein=
rid Se6 in leiler Sdeune infolae
ausrutldlen3 ser 2eiter POM Sclbo=
Sen in Sire Sem1e aeltiir5t. Ser Mrst
ltellte cileu idaperen SdaoelhrltdN
feit, an oeIien Ioloen Ser T%ernn9llltt=
te nod t,sr5er 5eit ltorb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Siso Sruf McihuNd,ts iiencl rcttcn
Nehcu.

Seoe3 Siegel, oas SIR tutft, 1T
cine @ugel I'M &o1pfe acaen Sllber-
f~1tIoiis. IS tr1et BET SUM- Sduttc
Cures Sonoc3, Cures NadlborSS, Gn
ner TSonrilie mno Glter lelb't 9eaeN
Sic Qroltfheit uno icine Soften. SIT
berfltlHIis lit unlere uerocrblidNte
Rrunfheit. Cine Eerion aus leoen
pier III gu1erifa, melde 6ulld'el, Dem
NIter BON Is bis so Sobrcn lterben,
miro bon Sl1berf1lolis %peggerofft.
Sic lit Sic 0ouptltr'odle Ser Mrnntth.
9ber e5 fonu SIR porgebeugt nno lie
fu1rn beIic0t meroen. Gieler &ompf,
Nunn eeaen &ranfheit, lit Elm gemln=
member &onrpf nidt ein ltn11ilfer
Runlof. Moun geqen Mar1t. IS lit
ser aomnf, Ser lih lobnt = ct bri19t
@ohIItono. @pllt SIR Gltd SIT Ste
lem aomafe e%introgen laiien, i110cm
,Shr @eihuodltsiieeel fauft?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

bers 8ertpobr1lng bagegen c111lege1
miiiien, spean Die g%e1'nnrte beboroe
in ei11em ibrer Yrebbriefe ga. ua
1870 nit ge8ug ouf Die &inoer or
einmonoerer gu iogen maet: Som,
men oieie @inoer mdt onrd ole Of
fentlidye gbule NIT Dem a1ner1tal1e-
lden 9eben in 8eriibrurg, 10 beltet
Die Wefobr, baB iie anfpod)len, oDrh
,nit 6en ameritmifden @inridtrnges
pertrallt gu merben uno obne @ele-
genbeit, iid gu fabigen gargern per-
an5ubiloen. ans erlter Sdritt oer
gunoesregierung i'm Mnfbau einer
inneren gintpa1toererpolitif gilt Der
glorl, Die Mamen oieier Smn1igran-
tenfirl6er SEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in BEN Counties u1lo Staoten our
gerfiigungen gu itellen." Wenn mir
audi in Dem lebten Sab nnr Die Soee
zines 8eamter Der @egiernng boz
uns boben, 10 ldbt er bod erfennent
mobin man iid CUR 2oiung oes IN
Irage %1tebenben Broblems gu tpe11>
Sen ae6enft. Die Mitorbeit Ser Efarr=
iduIe miro pollitdmoig bel Seite &c
ld)oben,, tpa6ren6 man Sen 8orltebern
Ser offentliden Shulen bereittpiaigf
6en MufentbaltSort Ser Gn0er NIT,
tbeilt.
@ier 6rangen iid} einem nntpiQfur-
lid peridie6ene 5ragen anf. $50 1oa
gum geiipiel sic @ren5e oieier 8e>
bor5ugung 6ur6 Die gr5iebungsbe-
boroe ge5ogen tper6en? &onnen niH
oad) on6ere 9lbtbeilungen Ser 8unt
6esregierung iid cine oerortige an:-
bebnung hires BoitpriDileges onf prt=
bate nnternebmungen e%rlarben? Wa<
rum ion nidt a1h ienen gereinignn-
gen Sos gIeide @edt %eingerau1nt 1per-
Sen, Die sic religioie 8elebrung ols
eire11 tpeientliden gr5iebungsfoftor
betruften un6 barum Dem Bforrldll-
1pitem BEN gor5ug geben? limo no=
rum iouten jene bon 6em NripileG
ousgeihIoiien bleiben, 6ie r~aoifaleren
Mnidm1ungen bul6igen nno o%ielelbex
in 6as observation-disclosures m1fge=
nommen feben modten? Gn6lid
foDrnte man 6as 8nrem1 nod fragen,
marum es fid 10 iebr Ser offentlihen
@dule annimn1t, 6agegen Sic Mrbei-
ten ser Nforridulen bo1ig ignoriert.
9ie 8un6esregierung ifebt Biz
beute in gar feiner @erbinoung NIT
bem offentlifen gd11lipltem seq 2an-
6es. Sic nerlGBt bober Sic @ren5en
Hires @irfl1ngsfreiies, uenn lie aud
1111r Sen Mnidein ertpedt, als Oh lie
bieies gpitem ols SEN ousid1ieflid1en
@ermitt1er Ser gr5ieh1tng betrahte
nn6 linn 6emgemaB ibren olleinigeH
@d11b mge6eiben 1aiie. ct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16
Suuocsamt fur Muters
rid)tepeien ami Srr=
,uegcn.
ltHgersdltfertiae gepor5m91tng BET
Dffentliden Sdnlen.

s~eonntlid} gelpabrt bas Geleb Der
Regierung Sic freie genneung Der
8u1loespolt. Gieles Yripileg ioa ie=
bod bem @eiite 6es @eletes gem1aB
ollf Observation-Disclosures un0 ionltige
5eltoungen iener 8ebor0en un0 Ser
lo1ten beldYranft bleiben, Sic nit Ser
@eietgebu11g llnb Ger1paltung oeS
2a1oes in Direftem 3uimmenba11ge
Iteben. Ct baben 3. 8. Sic Mitglie6er
oes &cngreile5 oos &edt, ibre inn mo-
tionolen Eorlament als Sertreter 0eS
Golfe5 geboltenen &eoen ourh Sic
o~anoespolt foltenloS Derbreiten gu
IoIien. Sen gleiden 8or5ug baben
oie perlhieoenen Memter un0 Mbtbei=
Iungen Ser Regierung in ge5ug auf
ibre iepeiligen Geroffentlidungen.
gs lit NUN natiirli9 nidt INNER
Ieidt felt3uiteQen, no 6ie @ren5e 6ies
ies Bripileges gu 5ieben lit. Se6od
fa,m es in jeoem So0e als altsge=
fdloIlen betradtet tper6en, 6aB Elm
&egierungsbureau fir ii9 Dos &edt
in Mnlprl1d nebmen 6urfe, 6as Gri=
pi1eg pripoten @0rperidoften CUR CT
leidterung uno ltnterltiibung ibrer
Observation-Disclosures 5ugangli6 gu
maden. 9enn 6a6ur4 piir6e, tpie
leidt ein5uieber, Ser betreffenoen
&orperidoft Elm 8or5ug eingeraum,
ser an6ere S%nititutionen ouf 6em
gIeiden @ebiete in Sen &intergrun6
6rangen tpiir6e u1t6 Der ii6 m1f fet=
rerlei Beile %redtfertigen lieBe.
@iner 6erortigen uebertretung
feiner 8efugniiie bat ii@ 6os nit 6em
Deportement 6es SSnneren berbunoene
8unoesomt fit unterrtdtsmeien
(uniteo @totes 8ureau Of @6rcatton)
idul6ig gemodt, in6em es pripaten
Bereinigungen Die 8enu1tung feineS
mtliden 8rief-l1midlngs un6 ieines
Boitpripilegs gepdbrte. 3mei 6ane
oieier Art fin6 in letter 3ett CUR
&enntriB Ser GentrolStene gelmgt.
ST. bem einen bonbelt es iid I'M
DIE Rationale &n6ergartenpereimi%
gung," cine pripate Organization, bic
IN Netp Sort ibren Sib bot un6 bur6
@ebner, @on6elbiIoer un6 9lusitel-
t.tngen Bropogon6o fir tire 3iele gu
rpoben fudt. Sbtpobl sic @rbeit Die
fec gereimgung .obne 3tpeifel in
mo11der &iniidt fi@ ols iegensrei@
ertpeift, bat fie bod ba6ur@ bel bic
len Mitbiirgern @nitoB erregt, bob
fie iid mebr ols tbunli6 in 6en
9ienft Ser offentliden sdule iteut,
tpeIder umitano bic @r3iebungsbe-
b0roe je6od nidt 6obon abbielt, bie
Mnpreifungen ibrer @ertaufs- nno
2eibgegenitdn6e berbreiten 5n belfe1.
Ser a1bere Gon betrifft Die Inter
ftibmnq bes bot h1r3em g~ebiloeten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

rN~otonaleu acknowledgements.
idu1es" Motionol Mmeritaniiation
gommittee) 6urb oie gerannte SIC.
gien1ngsitele. 9ieie ian6te QUAINT
men NIT Dem acknowledgements
n1itee Blafate aus, 6ie in beridieoe.
men fremben Spraden gcbrltdt iinb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

no1nentli4 Die @ertbeibiger biefer leR-
teren Mnidauung, Die Die gmpfeb
luna Ser Mrbeiten oes Mmeritani1ie<
rlngsfomitees 6ur6 Die gr5iebungs'
beb0r6e fir Elm 1.rgeredtfertigtes nno
l,nentldultbores 8orgeben balterr.
Gie iin6 es audi, Die gong be1onE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

iibem, uetr,1 file fi@ nidt fortgefebt
ietrem @roBtbeil bes ameritani.
i@en @olfes in @egeniab brddten,
Der in Der Bfarr- unb @emein6eid11-
le Elm biel beiieres un1 tpirfiameres
Mittel fir Die Mmeritaniiierung Der
nel,en 4%nfommlinge erblidt. gs lin6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

rem nun oller6ineg> tpie mir gerne
3ugeben, eine 9a1l8e @eibe berporra.
GENDER 8iirger 6es 2an6es an, Die
Dem @intpa16erer Elm beionoeres Sn=
entgegengebradt baben, l1tpo
es lage oa,h tpobl fa1ln1 Elm MnIab
Dor an ibren @eltrebungen &ritif gu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

ln6 Dem gin,pan6erer empfeblen, un-
terri6t in SEN 6ffentlid)en Sbrtlen
6es 2a1pbes 5a fud)en. Das Ylatm
5eigt Uncle Sam, mie er ben Gin.
mar6erer un Der San1 bdlt un6 a1f
cine offentlide SduIe bintpeiit.
Gem neutrality-suspicious. geb0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

Was Die Yerle fur Die Mtu19el.
bas 1T sic 2iebe fir man6es 5rauenz
ber5 = fem ein5tger @dab. aber au9
feline unbeilbare &ranfbett.
@DtpDs.
s If 19dbe an Sem eon5en &esime
Der reuere11 3eit nidts 10 febr als
bic ab1oluteite Seffentli6teit; es foH
fein Minfel bes Dffentliden 2ebens
6unfeI bleiben! 8ismard.
Mm f@neniten bon allen Dflan3en
ndbit tpobl Dos 8ambusrobr. Sn
6tnterin6ien Fat mon cine 8ombusart
gefunoen, bic es in einem ein5igen
Monat Bis gu Ser gepaltigen 90be
bon nieruno5lpon5ig Daros bringt.
s n Der Qiebe bominiert thinner bduz
ern6 berienige, Der am menigiten ltebt;
mebr nod, Ser piellei@t gar nidt liebt
un6 f9 nur nit @ra3ie lteben ldbt.
$50 sic 2eioenfdoft, lit ME bic 9errz
i9aft; Bel Der 8ere@nung 1T iie.
@rdftn 9abnz9abn.
Wie peinli@ bic @9mei3 benlH
1T, Die ftrengite Neutralitdt nod allen
@eiten hin gu bepabren, benefit unter
anberem au9 Elm pom @eneralftab Der
/. @9pei5erif9en Dipiiion er1aTener
Sa9esbefebl. Dana9 lit es oen 9iri<
genten Der Ser 9ipiiion anseb0renoen
M%uiittapeQen perboten, fortan Die poo
puldren fran50ftf@en Mtlitdrmdrfde
~@ambre ct Meufe" unb Die rMarde
Qorraine," fonie bic ni@t n1irtber be-
ltebte rPbantaiie aus Dem 3rompeter
bon Sddingen" 3u fpielen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-16

Seine 5em6en = sic meltberlbmten
Manbattms = $1.50 bis $3.50.
Sei6ene &em6en bon S. %aufmdrts.
@eike @emoen NIT 5alten = 5tets
FORFEIT = @oat Stpl, @anidetten
oa311 = $1.00.
&el5banoid1tbe - @unoeba1t, &ufii-
ibe Gables, 8adapiei el u11 5ii6ot-
ter-$2.00 bis $1,000.
1916 @iite-Stetfe Stetion Site in
friib3eitigen 1916 6ribiabrs-
@1ods. Gin grobarttges @eiden3
- bier auSi91ieBli6 = $500.
Saidentider = Stein linnen, aufge<
madt in netten @eidenfeidodteln
beim balben 3uben6; einfa4 ODER
NIT SsSritial. @4adtel $1.00 Els
$500.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-18
ouch! LAME BACK,
!. RUB LUMbAG0 OR
bACKACHt AWAY
RUB PAIN RIGHT OUT WITH
SMALL TRIAL BOTTLE OF OLD,
PENETRATING "sr. JACOBS
OIL"

Kidneys cause backache? No.
They have no nerves. therefore can
not cause pain. Listen! Your bacx-
ache Ia caused by lumbago. sciatica
or strain. and the quickest relief Is
soothing. penetrating "st.Jacob's OH. "
Rub It right on your painful back,
and instantly the soreness. stiffness
and lameness disappears. Don't stay
crippled! Get small trial bottle Of
"st. Jacobs OIL" from your druggist
and timber up. A moment after II is
applied you'll wonder what became Of
the backache or lumbago pain.
Rub old. honest st Jacobs OH"
whenever you have sciatica. neuralgia,
rheumatism or sDrains. a. It 10 abso-
lutely harmless. and doesn't burn the
n.--(Adv.)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-18
DO 1T NOW

Dearest Public
Save your Fall Bean Pod" by hav-
Ing your umbrella recovered before
It rains. From two to six dollars.
have hne stock Of umbrellas
from five to ten dollars.
Diamonds in most any quantity.
Say. John. II you are going TO get this
ambidevter0us pulchritude this dia.
mond. you'd better hurry. Don't you
realize that We will soon be fast In
the grasp Of Winters mittsf
Amelia. II It's Ivory you want. We
have complete stock.
Dearest. don't bathe with your
wrist watch on, as II makes the ticks
mad.
| There are two kinds OF she chick
ems; those who lay and set and those
that sit and lie. II you don't hurry
to my aid will be taken down with
the NO-MAzUMA. and then you'll be
sorry.
II you haven't the time. we have In
various forms.
See my stock before you buy
jswelry.
NcHattan
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-18
PLAN BIG FEED
on KLAMATH DAY
IDEA HATCHED LATE SATURDAY
FOR NOVEL FEATURE-FARM.
ERs FROM EAST WOULD BE IN.
vITED 10 KLAMATH DINNER

! A novel plan for klamath Day, to
be observed October 29th. at the ex-
position, was hatched late Saturday
afternoon among Klamath Falls
boosters. It 10 to have Klamath
dinner, to which farmers and leading
men throughout the country will he
invited.
A half Of Klamath beef would be
shipped to the fair, and Juicy roasts
from this would constitute the meat
course. All kinds Of vegetables, po-
tatoes. turnips everything In the
edible line that Is raised in Klamath
county will accompany the beef. Sew
eral klamath county sportsmen say
that game course could be served.
too II the ducks and geese are flying
by that time. Klamath county bread,
made OF ~ per cent gluten wheat.
will constitute the important part Of
the dinner. For desert. Klamath
county fruit can be served.
q On October 29th a large number of
Eastern farmers will be present at
the exposition. and many representa-
ttves from these would be among the
guestA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-18

Just received come COED desk blet.
ters. See chlleote.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-18
QUEEN MOTHER
TO WOUNDED men
TREATS ITALIAN SOLDIERS AS
MOTHER TREATS sONs-GIvEs
GIFTS No SOLDIERS WHO AP-
PRECIATED KINDNESS
United Press Service

United Press Service
ROME, Oct. 2-(By mail Twelve
soldiers cured of their wounds and
anxious to return to the front, left
the Villa Margharit& hospital In Rome
the other day. As they passed the big
doors they paused in salute to hand
some silverhaired woman. who, all
sympathy and kindly interest, await
ed them. A table filled with gifts
stood at her side.
The silverhaired woman was the
Queen Mother Margharita herself.
The twelve recovered soldiers were
on their way to their respective
homes for q brief holiday" before
returning to the front.
Through their corporal they told
the queen that in all their lives they
had never dreamed Of having such
splendid care and SO wonderful a
home as they had enjoyed at the
queen mothers hospital in the villa.
The queen indeed has bestowed
upon these soldiers in her villa the
intimate and detailed attention such
as mother at home would give her
own children. Before they left 1t was
the queen mothers desire that the
twelve assemble. as she wished to
give them little gift as q remen-
brance of their visit.
The gifts were artistic bags con-
tanning. among other fittings. a purse
with ten francs. a wrist watch. Gig
arctic case filed with fine cigarettes.
twelve handkerchiefs and many other
little objects.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-18

than 100. 900 packages OF dover and
vegetable seeds being offered to the
visitors. Twenty thousand potted
ferns will be there for the ladies. and
&C, 900 dahlias will bc distributed,
Besides this. apples, prunes. cider and
fruit Of other kind will be given
away.
The fall flower show Will be on
during Horticulture Week. and Il 10
expected that this will prove one oi
the exposition's most sOccesstal
periods.