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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-10
BY GEORGE MARTIN

0y GEORGE MARTIN
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
CHICAGO. June 1O.---It's the band
In the hanging basket up on the wall
at the far end Of the hall that Is really
running the republican convention.
There can be no delegate 80 obstrep.
erous. no burst Of applause so thunder.
Gus. no hullabailoo 20 hullaballious but
It can be ta.ra-ra- -boom-de-ayed out OF
existence by one burst from Professor
William Well and his weily oomph.
ta.ta wind.jamming wonders.
Professor Well. most Gorgeous man
In white duck and gold medals. with
a mop OF Iron gray hair that he fiops
tellingly In either A. or 6.8 time, has
phone at his eloquent elbow. the
other end Of which (meanlng the
phone. not the elbow rests upon the
chairman's platform, miles away down
In the middle Of the national com.
mittce.
The president Of the band. which is
leased. operated and controlled by the
people Of Chicago. has name that
sounds like the interlude to a ragtime
one.step - Colonel William Nelson
Pelowze
America, meet Colonel Pelowze.
In addition to representing the band,
he bosses all convention ushers and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-10

Albert Chevalier. the eminent Eng.
llsh actor. and Florence Turner. who
are starred In my OLD DUTCH"
a dramatisation Of the famous Coster
song. win be seen at the 0rpheus
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-10
Moving Pictures

Count Malagaski was a Turkish
Swell. He had two daughters whom
he called his Apples Of Paradise. When
they were ripe enough to pick. the
elder. Kalora. turned out to be String
Bean. while the younger. Jeneka. was
Puffy Ounce. Everyone who took
fash at Kalora said. Poor thing!
She needs more dippings In thick
starch" For the Wise Ones had de.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-10

creed that only Roly Poly girls had a
cinch on the Beauty Gallery. The Slim
Ones we're put In the Discard. They
also handed out an Ultimatum that
the Younger Daughter couldn't listen
to the Lohengrin until the Elder had
been led away with Halter All the
village swells raved about Jeneka and
gave Kalora the CODY. Jeneka saw
her chances going glimmering and told
her sister: Maybe II you could work
up just little Gimp you could pick
VI Dead One and get out Of the way
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-10

OF real Stopper" Popova. the slim,
princess tutor. had saved up Crouch
against the Count. So he told the
Princess to eat Pickles. She tried all
the iifty-seven different Varieties and
the only effect they had was to turn
her from a Piece Of Elongated Spa.
ghetti into an Attenuated Thread. A
Hot Piece Of News for the County.
He heard that in America for 100
Bucks they turned Slim Persons into
Butter Pads In thirty days. So the
Princess was on her way. But there
was Nothing Doing. When she appear
ed on the street with her Sloucher
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-10

The state of Washington leads the
United States in the shingle cut for
1915. the reported cut just announced
by the forest service being 6.S13.336.-
900 shingles for that state. Louisiana
leads In the cut Of lath. with Wash.
ington second.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-10

The presence Of William Jennings
Bryan and other noted prohibition ad.
vocates does not appear to have de.
creased the amount Of liquor that is
being consumed by convention visitors
in CHICAGO,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-10

Stink. however. she knocked the town
an Awful Twister. All the city Cut
ups went Wild about her Shape. She
led home Young Millionaire. who was
Knight and King Of the Hoo -Hoos.
who was simply determined to marry
her. So the Count let him have his
way. M0ral-Beauty II matter Of
Geography. This fascinating Essanay
four act feature. written by George
Ade. will be shown at the Star tonight
only. Two good comedies will be
shown In addition to this production.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-10
At the Churches

Grace Msthodist Episcopal Chureh-
Corner Tenth and High stress. ".
c. Richards, minister.
10 q. m. Sunday school. .. n. Chill.
cote. superintendent.
II a. m. preaching. ''The Man Of the
Forward Look"
| p. m. Epworth League. John c.
Yadon, president.
50. m. evening song and sermon to
the young people. Better Tools"
Midweek service Wednesday even.
ing at o'clock.
Choir practice Thursday At 7:30
p. ~.
Messrs. McFerrin and Conwell will
render duet at the morning service.
and Mr. McFerrfn will sing at the
evening service.
Vernon T. Motschenbacher. choris-
ter. Miss Lorraine Bliton, pianist.
The Sunday school has classes for
all ages Of young people. and they are
cordially invited.
The public is invited to the preach.
ing services.
First Prcsbyterian Church Corner
Third and Pine streets. Charles T.
Hurd. pastor; residence 1113 Main
street.
10 a. m. Sunday school.
II a. m, children's service.
7p. m. Christian Endeavor.
sp. M. Children's Day program.
Monday. 8 p. m. business meeting
Of Christian Endeavoe.
| Wednesday. 8 p. m. midweek ser.
Vice
Thursday. $3.50 p. m. woman's Mis-
sionary Society meets at the home Of
Mrs. Phillips at the Altamont.
Church. Of Christ Scien isaS-Bervicss
are held on Sunday morning q IL
O'Clock and Wednesday evening at
s O'Clock in Christian Science hail in
the Jacobs block. corner Third ana
Main streets. upstairs.
Sunday school from S:4s 70 10:4s
.. m.
The subject for tomorrow's lesson
will be God. the Preserver Of Man."
The reading room of the Society
Il the same location will be open
ON Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
afternoons from $3.50 n >:30 until
.urther notice
Christian chureh-Corner 9th ave.
and Pine street. J. W. Jenkins. pastor.
room 8. Hotel Washington.
10 a. m. Bible school class. Geo. A.
Hayden. superintendent
| IL a. m. preaching.
7p. M. Endeavor meeting. Miss Ap.
plegate. president.
i All not worshipping elsewhere are
cordially invited to attend these ser.
vices.
Emmanuel eaptists-Meet In the H.
brary building. corner Sd and Main.
Bible school. 10 a. m. o. p. Couch.
man. superintendent.
Rev. Hunter Of Ashland will preach
at II a. m.
Baptist young peoples service. Z
p. m. Mrs. Perkins. president.
Cottage PRAYER meeting. Wednesday.
g .. m.
Women's home and foreign mission.
ary society meets first Thursday OF
each month.
You will find a welcome with the
Emmanuel Baptists.
Church OF the Sacred Hesrt-Cornsr
Worden avenue and Donald strsst.
Rev. Hugh ]. Marshall.
First Mass at 8 =. m.
High Mass and Benediction. . .. n
Week day Mass evsry morning at
7;l5.
BapttSl ChuFse-COruer Eighth ana
Canal streets. Rev. J. b. 0riMth
pastor.
Bible school at 10 =. m.. c, r. D.
lap. superintendent.
Regular morning services.
| Services at p. m. conducted BY
Elder A. Cheyne.
Preaching at IL am. asd 1850 pm.
Everyone cordially invited to these
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z&iMfS; GREEK PREMIER,
BENT ON QUITTING; HIS
COUNTRY is FACTION TORN
tAslOciated Press BY Federal wirsIsss)

tAsiociated Press BY Federal WirslsssD
ATHENS, Greece. Sept. II.
Efforts to persuade Alexander
Zaimis, the Greek premier and
statesman, to remain in Office have
proved fruitless, emphasizing the
factional strife and discord in
King Constantine's country. Zai-
mis- pride was wounded at the
appearance of the Allied feet at
Piraeus at the moment that nego-
tiations were begun by the Allies
for the entry of Greece into the
war, the show OF force by the En-
tente Powers offending the Greek
statesman. The discord of the
country in the face of the national
crisis further operated to discour-
age the entire cabinet.
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PLANS AFOOT TO
Bring BIG STARS
OF Tennis HERE
A. [. Castle, Returning From
Mainland, Tells of Chance to
Get Meet of Champions

r. Norris Williams II, champion
tennis player of America, may come
to Honolulu for the Hawaiian tennis
championships: George Church, who
has had great year with the racquet,
may also be induced to come here.
Church is former Princeton player
and was the man who put Ichiya Ku-
magae, the great Japanese tennis
player, out of the running This news
was brought by A. L.. Castle, who has
just returned from tour of the east
ern tournaments.
If arrangements can be made with
the Toxic Tennis Association, Kuma-
gae will also be given an opportunity
to meet the stars here. If these three
noted tennis players come here, Ha-
waii will have an opportunity Of stag
ing the greatest tournament in his
tory.
Castle Plays in East
Castle paid visit to all the big
tournaments throughout the East and
took part in a number of the matches.
His record was q good one and al
though he failed to win the finals in
any tourney, was runner up on num-
Der of occasions. His visit has natu-
rally been a big boost for Hawaii, and
tennis folk on the mainland in the
future will be given clearer idea
of the style of tennis played here.
Williams will no doubt be ranked
No. / this year." said Castle, He
has played great tennis and potenti-
ally is the greatest player in America.
Johnston also continued his great
match, but in the championship VIII
liams was at his best and scored
hard-fougnt victory over the young
Californian. s..@s..-.
Comet Not Ranked l.. H.. =.
Maurice Mclaughlin will not be
ranked this year as he has not played
in the required number of tourna-
ments. His play was not up to the
standard of the past year Church
will be well up in the ranking, and
Kumagae is certain to be ranked high
this year. #....-... - .~.-@.
Among the new players who may
receive a chance in the first ten are
Harold Throckmorton, Joseph Arm
strong, and Willis Davis. Stracnan
and Murray, who were not RANKED last
year, will perhaps be given eonsidera-
ton in the first ten ..a.... i. =. ~ 4
"Kumagae made great showing
= Continued on page twoI
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WIN. IORIMER FAILS
IN ILLINOIS FIGHT
Former U. S. Senator Defeated
When He Tries to "Come
Back" After Disgrace
ASSOCIATED Press by Fnderal y

(Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 14.--Former
U. s. Senator william Lorimer,. dis
graced and imprisoned as the result
of alleged political corruption and
bank-wrecking, has failed in his eff
fort to come back" by getting the
Republican nomination to Congress.
He has conceded his defeat In the
primaries yesterday, Arthur Fulton
winning. A feature of the Illinois cleo
tion was that less than IA per cent
of the registered women voters cast
their ballots.
Governor Dunne was renominated
by the Democrats without opposition
of really serious nature. by plural
ity of 10000 votes, while the Republi-
can nominee, Frank o. Lowden, will
receive st least that number for his
plurality, IL the early figures on the
returns are supported by the later
ones.
Representative James r. Mann. Re-
publican house leader, was renominat-
ed with little opposition.
William Mason and Representative
Burnett Chiperfield are believed to
have won the Republican nomination
in their respective districts against
keen competition, while the Demo
Gratis have named Representative VII
liam z. Williams and Everett Jennings
as their respective opponents.
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NAVAL MILITIAMEN
READY FOR CRUISE
On Board Since II Today,
Four Score Are Learning
"Their Ropes"

With steam up, provisions stored
and all Jack tars" on board, the
cruiser st. Louis, spick and span in
her gray war coat and polished brass
and steel, lies at her pier this after
noon ready to begin her cruise OF in
struction for Hawaii's four-score
Naval Militiamen.
Lieut. -Comdr. Victor s. Houston,
commanding the st. Louis, said at
noon today that the exact hour OF sail.
ing has not been set, but that things
will be in readiness to start on or
before 4 o'clock.
At 8 o'clock this morning, following
the orders issued by Ensign w. II.
Stroud, commanding, the militiamen
gathered at the bungalow and assumed
charge Of their equipment There fol-
lowed a busy hour and a half check
ing names. wrapping last bundles and
putting the final touches on in readi.
ness for the cruise.
The march 20 the boat from the
Capitol grounds began at 1O:30, a
short walk down the nearby streets
TO the wharf, where the baggage was
Continued on page three)
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.ARRANzA MEN FEAR
ATTACK BY TROOPS
! UNDER PANcH0 VILLA

tAssocistsd Press BY Federal Wireless,
AN ANTONIO, Tex Sept. A.
Funston commanding the border
said today that Gen. Bell at
McBryto has reports that the Carran-
the samefoops fear an attack by Gen.
last, 81 aad his men at chihuahua City.
directors sported that troops of the de
clared Government are being rushed
payable Tse south to reinforce the Car
ment as hrrison at chihuahua.
was made Persning's latest dispatches
cents alillla's probable position as near
amount 70. eighty miles west of Chi
There City.
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ing the
Bryde !
month";
OF thS
either
MBERS FOR COURT
AT SCH0EiELD NAMED

one orders from the Hawaiian depart
latterat appoint the following officers
was smembers of court 10 meet at
that nsfield Barracks for the trial Of
divideJ perscAs as may be brought be-
ReR il:
plant.l Tiemann N. Horn, 1st F. A.;
weren't Americas Mitchell, 25th Inf;
the Spt. James M. Loud. 25th Inf.: LIST
eut. Frederick f. Black, 25th Inf;
lci Lieut.. Robert r. Love, 4th Cav;
Lieut.. William McCleave, 1st F..
lst Lieut.. Albert X. c. Palmer, 1st
A.; 1st Lieut.. Seth w. Scofield. 4th
n w.; End Lieut. Carl ]. Ballinger, 25th
tion :; End Lieut.. Walter H. Frank, 25th
ers f., judge advocate.
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New YORK CAR
SclITRIKE FAILING
I1(O Tie TRAFFIC
. Ier of Sympathetic Move.
Dange,ent Not Over But BuSi-
me neSsmen Optimistic
sRA0RDINARY RISE
ExTE ON THE STOCK MARKET
rs From One to Three Points
Gainsh IndustriaIS, Motors and
In Oils Are Noted
euLLETiN
,,..,,.osl...a l.rss. by Federal wireless,

fA..sesocisted Press by Federal Wireless)
Nj w YORK, N. ", Sept. 14.-A
49,; ~ threatening aspect was given to
treet car strike situation late to-
service then mass meeting, attended
the eif,aco, voted TO call for a sympa,
Iievino :, ,trIke Of 10000 trade unionists
-, as .rday next unless Mayor
u rauS angs about an an1ieabie set
labor agit,eantlme.
of a symps
many RY0RK, n. Y, Sept. A.
not vet oysthe gradual restoration OF
ism Of thupon the surface lines OF
fiected irE and the consequent re
The ~ of the subways and eleyat-
a sy~4pdds. those in tonch with the
ado,bor agitation hint that danger
subj a sympathetic strike, tying up
ed. nv more lines OF industry, is
Tn yet over. However, the optim-
extra6 of the business element is re.
trading in the stock market today.
half a n strike leaders predict that
from one 5thetic strike plan will be
trials. eus at meetings where the
oils. Willis scheduled to be discuss
every 9th
gave almoktock market showed an
lehem N.dlinary rise today. Early
with S75f showed transactions of
cillion shares, with gains
"W He to three points in indus
nR1its, motors and
Il - \ =
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CAPT. v. E. HUNT
considered AS
Detail TO 0. c.

Consideration of the proposed ap-
pointment of Capt w. E. Hunt of the
End Infantry, Fort Shafter, as mill
tary instructor at Oahu College, was
expected to form one of the principal
items of business at meeting Of the
trustees of the institution this after
noon.
Captain Hunt has been recommend
ed to the school and has the permission
of his commanding officer to be served
if matters can be properly arranged.
This afternoon Captain Hunt was
to witness military drill at Punahou
and meet the cadets. -
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GERMAN PLANES
DO MUCH DAMAGE
TO ENEMY Ships

BERLIN, Germany, Sept. 13.-The
German admiralty reports that Ger
man seaplanes off Constanza, Ruma-
mia, and to the south attacked Rus
sian sea forces. Hits we're observed
on one battleship, one submarine and
several destroyers. All the seaplanes
returned unharmed. ~ F." ..-.t r. -
On the evening of September IL
several German air squadrons at
tackled the enemy's sea forces in Riga
bay. Several hits were obtained One
enemy destroyer sank Immediately.
In spite of heavy shelling all the aero
planes returned unharmed."
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RUMANlAN ARMY NOW
CHECKING INVASION

(Associated Press BY Federal Wirelessl
PETROGRAD, Russia, Sept. IA
The RumaniaD army which Is defend
ing Dobrudja from the invasion Of
the Bulgarians and Germans today
repuIsed series OF attacks.
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SERBlANS GAIN GROUND
ON MACEDONIAN FRONT

tAssociated Press By Federal wirolsssl
PARIS. France, Sept. 14.-In the
Balkan arena today the Serbians and
Bulgarians engaged In violent fight
ing on the Macedonian front. The
Bulgarian trenches near yetrenlk and
the height northwest Of Lake 0strovo
was captured by the Serbs. Engage
ments south OF the lake are develop
ing in favor of the Allies.
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APAN REASSURES
L'''s,l 8. S. UPON China
NAL Note, Toxic Declares
\ IS, Interior Intentions
a onin Orient
.ted press by Fsdersl wirtIessl }

HIBnt' Ut fated fre.l % Fedttt. WlftIeHI
of Hawai- HINGTON. ID. c., Sept A.
Ii is Nrmal note TO Ambassador Guth,
queen. thich the latter has transmitted
ress ofe state department, the Japanese
terest srnment assured the American gov
ize mment that the new Russo-Japanese
wiIFeaty does not repeal the former con-
tiorentions The note adds that Japan
the pes not for moment entertain the
herstention Of departing from its policy
A. fostering the integrity Of China and
gan te "open door, in trade for outside
the ttions.
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BRITISH MAKE SOME
PROGRESS ON WEST

(Assccisted Press By Federal wireIsssD
LONDON, Eng, Sept. 1.-THE Brit.
ish today made further progress on
the Somme north Of Ginchy. The gen
eral situation, however, is unchanged.
In the Balkans there Is considerable
activity on the Struma and Doifan
f,cnts.
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WAR NOT ENDlNe-FRoM FINANCIAL STANDPOINT

When the European began anciers thought could
has been than two and the end
Club at lunch today Mr. Bruce is of the nn
o. w. Chicago
Allies that the Gen.
borrowing
finances
yhat there definite
M II
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CHARGED WITH Perjury BEFORE IMMIGRATION RoARr

the federal immigration station Huzo ogaWa Japanese
Smiddy
that Kkuno left husband Maui
here
bride" . !
Japan
custom
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cHoLuRA CLOSES SCHOOLS

Ir Especial csbe to Hawaii shinpo)
Il TOXIC, Japan, Sept. 14.-Cholera
Gin the prefecture Of okayama is in,
treaslng every day. Government au-
thorities have been compelled to close
IN public schools.
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NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices Of
stocks on the New York market To-
day, sent by the Associated Press over
the Federal Wireless:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Cleyeland-Cleye 9, Philadei.
phia l.
At Detroit-New York 4, Detroit 2.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 6, Boston /
At Chicago Chicago z, Washing
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BASEBALL RESULTS
TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At New York-New York 8. Cincin.
natl 1.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 8, Pitts:
burg 2
At Philadelphia-St Louis 5, Phila.
delphia g..
At Boston Chicago 2, Boston 0.
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TURKEY YIELDS
and FOOD WILL
Be SHIPPED IN
Previous Attitude Of Ottoman
Government Changed BY
American Determination
VIOLENT FIGHTING TODAY
ON MACEDONIAN FRONT
Allies Claim Campaign Turning
in Their Favor Both Here
and on Somme Lines
Associated Press By Federal wirslessl

(AssociAted Press by Federal Wtrelessl
WASHINGTON, o. c., Sept. A.
After months Of negotiations, Uncle
Sans firm stand on behalf Of the
starving thousands In Syria has caused
the Turkish government TO reverse It's
previous attitude. The state depart
ment today received . communication
from Turkey consentine 20 the ship
ments OF relief supplies 10 the suffer.
ers. The negotiations were begun BY
Ambassador Morgenthau and con-
tlnued after he resigned.
BERLIN, Germany, Sept. 14.--Re.
peated violent French attacks on the
somne river were repulsed today with
sansuinary losses,
LONDON, Eng, Sept. IA. A
wireless despatch from Rome de.
clares that a smashing offensive
with fresh armies is soon to be
launched by the Teutons against
the Allies in the Balkans. The
despatch says that conference Of
military leaders of the Central
Powers has been held at the head
quarters of the Kaiser, and that
the Balkans have been mapped for
the offensive campaign, Germany
to sent 200,000 men and Austria
10000
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POLO LINEUP

; Lineup of polo teams today
; and other statistics are publish 4
, ed in sporting columns, Page II. 4
; ~
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TAX COMMISSION TO COMPILE SUGGESTIONS


submitted their
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POPE ASKS AUSTRIA SPARE CHURCH TREASURES
ROME Italy Sept 1n view Of the aerial borbardment
and VIII lie aerial raids.
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INFANT DEATHS
SHOW INCREASE

fAssocistsd Press 81 FsfsrnI WirsIess,
NEW YORK, n. Y. Sept lt-EIey
en- deaths and s6 new cases were r.
ported today 10 the infahtile parfIy.
sis epidemic.
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Late News At A Glance
INTERNATIONAL FORCE MAY PATF

INTERNATIONAL FORCE MAY PATROL THE BORDER
fAssO.at Service byF wireessl 49,.
NEW LONDON 14-The AmercanMexican
bshing
the raids Of outlaws order.
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sLAYER OF ARMY oFFIcER PLEAps NoT1euILrY-

shot and killed his wife and Maj G. Butler while
today guilty
the department exonerated NAL Butler Of
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'sid. tEx-dIvidend. +unquoted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-08
BLASTS hit CITY
like HUGE EARTH
QUAKE; ONE DEAD

NIAGARA FALLS. N. r. March
s.--with ons man known to be
dead and q score missing. tho entire
fire department OF Niagara Falls
fought today TO save tho Niagara
Alkali Chemical company's plant.
whore fire started with a terrific
explosion shortly before midnight.
The chemical company was un.
derstood 10 have on hand an Inn
mense number OF direct war or.
ders.
The fire started with an ex.
plosion In tho peroxide building
and ~ or is even more violent
blasts followed In quick succession.
The city was rocked as by an
earthquake. while the peroxide
plant was blown 10 pieces.
Just before 2 q. m. a new series
OF eight explosions again shook the
plant They developed a new fire,
which rapidly approached the stor.
ase house.
Officials are unable 20 estimate
the number OF men IN the peroxide
building when tho first blast oo.
Cured.
Several guards asserted there