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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-29
WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW
New York State League

Harrisburg Utica, scheduled for
two games Monday
Elmira at Wilkes-Barre.
Syracuse at Albany.
Binghamton- Scranton, scheduled for
two games Monday.
National League
No games scheduled.
American League
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-29
TCA HERE FOR SHORT SERECORD ENTRIES FOR TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Baseball Summary;
Where They Play Today

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
New York State League
Utica at Harrisburg.
Binghamton at Elmira.
Wilkes-Ba at Scranton.
Syracuse at Albany.
National League
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.
American League
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Dauphin-Perry League
Dauphin at Marysville.
Newport at Duncannon.
Millersburg at Halifax.
Motive Power League
Trenton at Harrisburg.
Wilmington at Philadelphia.
Meadows at Camden.
New York at Baltimore.
Dauphin-S League
Tower City at fremont.
Williamstown at Lykens.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
CUT | THIS. III. OUT
OLD ENGLISH RECIPE FOR CA
TAISRHAL d Es.AF NESS AND
HEAD NOISES.

If you know someone who is trou-
bled with head noises, or Catarrhal
Deafness. cut out this formula. and
hand it to them, and you Will have.
been the means OF saving some poor
SUFFERER perhaps from total deafness.
Recent experiments have proved con.
clusiYely that Catarrhal Deafness,
head noises, etc, We're the direct
cause Of constitutional disease, and
that salYes, sprays. inhalers, etc,
merely tempor1Ze with the complaint
and seldom. if ever, effect a pernla-
nent cure. This being So much time
and money has been spent OF late by
aanOted specialist in perfectinE q pure,
gentle, vet effective tonic that would
Quickly dispel all traces cf the catar-
rhal poison from the system. The
effective prescriptio which was even
tually formulated. and which has
aroused the belief that deafness Will
soon be extinct. is given below In I'M
derstandable form. SO that anyone
can treat themselves in their own
shome at little expense.
Secure from your druggist ] or.
Parmint double Strengthl, abOur
ss7 sc worth. Take this home and add
to 1t "a pint OF hot water and 4 OF.
of graduated sugar; stir until dis
solved. Take one tablespoonful four
times day.
The. first dose should begin to re-
lieve the distressing head noises.
headache, dullness. cloudy thinking,
etc. while the hearing rapidly returns
us the system is inyigorated by the
tonic action Of the treatment. Loss
Of smell ard mucus dropping in the
hack OF the throat are other symp-
toms that show the presence of ca
tarrhal poison, and which are often
y entirely raTcome BY this efHcacious
treatment. Nearly ninety per cent Of
. all ear troubles are directly caused BY
catarrh; therefore- there must be
many people VIII ost hearing can be4re-
stored by this simple home treatment
Every person NJ q Is troubled with
head noises. cf t-Ishal deafness, or ca
tarrh in AM orn1, should give this
prescription trial Advertiseme
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
REVENUE FOR
INCL. SAM
FROM STATE
------------''-----------
Income Tax Collected
from Almost 1000 Resi-
dents of West Virginia.
~ AanagclLArrnl-eIs aE Ela III. v

WASHINGTON, Dec. Citizens
.oG West Virginia paid the govern
rnent Sc ,Os9 ,12.7 in internal revenue
taxes during the fiscal year which
ended June so, 916. Of that amo cunt
S332,149 came from tile corporation
income tax compared With $35T.6l4
last year and S132,064 from the IND =.
vidual income tax compared with.
$S13q.ISS last year. Persons paying
the Individual income tax numbered
j. aGG compared with 2.121 the pre-
vious# year. This year 1850 married
men paid the Individual income tax.
2S5 single men and ninety-one single.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
.tZVheeli1lg r egistel..

The Clarksburg Telegram has Just
7. Central Wesr Virginia Indus
trial Prosperity number. which is a
very crcdttabIc publication indeed. II
is well printed and Handsomely 1lluts-
frated, and its special articles CONAN an
tery valuable information pertain ertalnllns
to Tia industries iii the territory in
which the Telegram circnlates. The
publishers are To he congratulated
tlnon its @all-around excellence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
(Isittsburg ette-Ttnes

AZ r. 4 4 \ 4 ! Z Id .4EzS5
The progress md prosperity 81. Cen
tral West Virginia are reflected ad-
inirably in the Central West Virginia
prosperity number of Tic Daily Tele-
gram Of Clarksburg. Issued Tuesday.
The number lis presented III magazine
form, with mi artistic cover in several
.colors, and is full sof illustrations anu
ing an authoritative resume Of bust-
ness conditions IN one Of the most
prosperous scctions Of the Unitcu
States. Industrial establishments arg
being operated TO capacity and active
business men are STRIVING earnestly to
develop the splendid resources Of the
district To the highest possible stand
ard
The number is printed on highly col
.ored paper and is arranged we'll, typo
graphically. At portrays in picture
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01

i'll every way the most complete and
respectable industrial edition cvcr
issued ~ q West Virginia newspaper
publication
The issue is entitled The Central
West Virginia Industrial Prosperity
Number Of thr Clarksburg Telegram.
IT covers the Industries and natural
resources OF ii @territory5 embracing the
towns and cities Of Clarksburg. Yves
ton. BuckhRnnnn, Salem. Sutton. West
Union, Pennsboro. Smithheld. Harris
Vile, Glenyillo. Fairmont. Morgan
town. Elkins, Grafton. Redwood. Man
nington, shinnston, Philippi. Fleming
ton and Webster Springs, The edition
contains etghty-four pages handsome
III bound. amply illustrated and typo
graphically perfect.
IN putting out this edition the
Clarksburg Telegram is to be congrat-
sulated upon having achieved q triumph
in progressive journalism, and hayiHa
provided for the. peoole Of the state anu
investors outside OF the state a com
pendulum Of ready reference showing
the Industrial status Of this great reg
ion and its mntchless opportunities aa
u COURT. yet in the frs stages cf de
Yclopmcnt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01

and type the industrial activities Of
twenty tllriYing 3 cities and owns. There
lis a pleasing absence Of the usual.
'slllogics'' about how sam Jones or.
William Smith came to town thirty
years ago with b tooth brush and now
owns the best livery stable in the
county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01

women and thirteen married women
who rendered separate returns.
Following shows the number Of.
persons paying income tax, listed ac-
cordlng to the size OF their net in
comes, with comparison for the pre-
yious year:
Net Income. 1915 1915
1000 to 1000 AL 484
\ 5000 to s 5000 375 400
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
FRAGRANT FLOWERS

Here is. some state press comment
on the industrial Prosperity number
of the Telegram:
Huntington Herald-pispat
1t has remained for the ClarksburE
Telegram to produce the biggest and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-01
(WkccIing InteIligcncer.l

lNALEGllGS @lnlGiIlSRlEGI+1aH A ia8l
Perhaps the richest part Of this
state that is now undergoing rapid
development is the central portion
which comprises the counties Of Mos
nongaIia, Preston. Marion. Ifarrisnn,
DoddridEc Richie Barbour. Tucker,
Grant. Randolph, Epshur, Lewis, Gil
mer, BraSton, Webster. Nicholas, Tay-s
lor and Mineral This section Isl great
er in area than the combined states
5of Connecticut and Delaware, and is
immensely richer in natural resources.
Nature has been most bountiful iii be-
Slowing its gifts here, and laying up
stores of1wealth il timber oil gas and
coal. u Is also favored fol, stock
raising and agricultural pursuits IT
rs here. 100, where Wealth isl accumu-
1attng and progress and enterprise are
driving the charints OF Accomplishment.
In featuring the many attractions
OF central Nest Virginia, the Clarks-
burg Telegram in aspectal industrial
prosperity numbe OF eighty-four pages
has performed q work OF incalculable
benefit, and has given to the outside
world some revelations that will be
astounding to the llninformed. The
Intelligencer congratulates its con
temporary on the completeness and in
structive character OF the racts 1T mas
compiled, which invite the capitalist
and the developer tn new scenes DC
conquest and profitable rcquital. Great
as has been the march OF progress in
this section the hand of development
has as yet but lightly touched lit.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18

swobod ludzkich, ten, co byf daw-
niej prawdziwym parobkiem, ME
m6gl sic. cd smicchu powstrzymac
i rzekf!
Patrzcie tego niedolege! &C.
by to twoja PAM widzia1a, dosta1-
bys jeszcze raz tax samo.. A co?
przynajmniej czujesz, re sluzysz.
Taxa gospodyni, to rozu-
miem, - dodaf drugi.
POSTAL jeszcze chwile i poszli.
Kiedy juz kroki ich ucich}y, a
furtka podw6rzowa skrzypnela i
zamkne}a sic IA powr6t,i zn6w mic
s}ychac ME by1o, tylko swist via
tru przez galezie lip i topoli, wte-
dy pc niejakims c~zasie, otwar}y
sic drzwi cd ob6rki, a do srodka
wesz}a stara, poczciwa mleczar-
ka. Wszed1szy, rzek1a ME smia1o:
= Mech jegomosc wr6ci do
izby..
Stara by1a czegos bardzo stra-
piona. Ksiadz wszedlszy "a MIA do
izby spyta}:
= Czy juz poszli?
Stara kiwne}a glowa ma znak
potwierdzenia. Przez chwile zapa-
nowa1a cisza. Nagle stara gospo-
dyni padla pred zdziwionym
ksiedzem IA kolana.
= O, moi jegomoscc, m6wi}a
szlochajac 0 MOI jegomosc!. Com
ia nieszczesna zrobi1a! Targnefam
sic ia poswiecona osobe. .Uderzy-
lam jegomosci reka wlasna. Mech
jegomosc daruje, MECH wybaczy.
- Co m6wicie? mako. ia wan
przecie..
| pad} IA krzes}o ~wyczerpany.
Kobieta klecza}a ciagle }kajac:
- ia niewinna, prosze jegomo-
Sci. zeby nieto, byliby Ia pew
no jegomosci ia spytki wzieli a
wtedy by juz wszystko przepad}o.
Podejrzywali zb6jce eos, wachali
jak psy dopiero jakzem. .dopiero
kiedym. .uwierzyli, re to MOI pa
robek. Mech mi jegomossc daru-
je!..Z dobrej checi musia}am wi
dzi Bog, musialem. "A teraz mi
zal i wstyd okrutny!..
Starry proboszcz przyszedl pc
chwili do siebie. A kiedy zobaczy1
ia, swoja wybawicielke, kleczaca,
rzek1:
= Kobieto! Wyscie mi przecie
zycie uratowali, bfogosfawie was
"a to-, jak pewnie Ojciec Przedwie
cznv, ia mas patrZac, wan teraz
blogoslawi.
Stara mleczarka }kala ciagle, a.
lie z radosci. | pochyliwszy sic do
kolan, obje}a ksiedza "a nogi, mo-
wiac:
- Chwa}a Bogu!. MOI jego-
NOSE. Uda}o sic! Chwala Bogu!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18

Wysypka wyleczona alDl
pieniadZe Wr6cOne.

To gwarancye dajemy : kazdem
pude}k,em Ora Hob.on's Eczema.
Ointmeutu. Me stauowl r61uioy cay
to Jest n,emovle, d'iecko albo star
TIA osobs. Me robi r6toicy jaka
choroba gwaranova jest dobra. Wy.
|tn,io,e ten kawa{eE. idz,ie do wa.
|ssego apteksrxs, weto,e pude}ko
|Drsa Hobs:n Ecselna Ointmentu,
utyjc,e podlug przep,su : je1ell
ME bedsiecie supesn,e. sadowoltni
hptekars albo fabrykant wr6oi VAN
Elsn,adss. spr6bujo,e ssras bedx,e-
Gle oscieiliwis ,xsdowoleni. 3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
z dni grozy.
(Kowela.)
(Dokonczenie.)

Tylko herszt zachowa1 Gala po-
wage; wodzac dalej oczyma ia O.
k6f, niedowierzajacy miiczacy. A
stara m6wila dalej:
- Najpierw, gamoniu jeslis go
widzial, to pc czems pozna}? Te-
a klechy przebrane, jak kazdy
inny.
= TAX, tax = przebrany!. mo
viii drugi, ale tego znaja tn do
brze. = I podszedl blizej, a re
by1 chop, nabra} W garsc grochu
i przypatrywaf mu sic z NINA
znawcy.
- Maly, suchy, jak ten groch,
- m0wi1, - zgiety W palak jak
sierp, 0 sto krok6w 60 poznac.
Zreszta i ty go znasz dobrze, oby-
watelko. Ten, co dawniej by1 pro-
boszczem w Lianville.
- TO on wr6cif? - zawo}a}a
stara, - Wrocif? Patrzcie! A no.,
to 60 sobie szukajcie To wasza
rzecz, ME moja. ia nam kapuste
do obierania ola kr6w.
[ doda1a z niedowierzaniem.
- A moze to talk. Niby sic szu
ka ksiedza, a tymczasem kogo
sic da, obluskac MONA pc drodze.
- To ci baba! jezyk ma jak
brzytwe, - rzekl w6dz Z czerwo-
na chustka ia glowie. [ spojrza}
IA cz}owieka siedzacego PREY ko-
mimic, z nozem w reku, kapuste z
lisci wicrzchnich obierajacego.
Spojrzal badawczo i wzrok ma
MIN zatrzyma}. Stara czujac ten
wzrok, zadrzala, ale ME dajac po-
mac tego pc sobie, zawo}ala:
- Dalej W droge! Szukac jesli
potrzeba! Wsadzic nos, gdzie ma
lezy!
Juz banda miafa odchodzic. A
lie w6dz zatrzyma} ich gestem i
rzek}:
- Minutke jeszcze, obywatel-
ko! minutke. Trzeba sic troche
przy kominku ogrzac. Przecie %
glen ME Ola ps6w, tylko ola ludzi
Ia pozytek. Prawda matko?..
Stara uczula, re ia eos W piersi
scisnefo. Banda tymczasem zajefa
miejsca p6]kolem pred kominem
rozpalonym. W6dz wsunaf sic az
pod okap komina i w oczy s}uza-
cemu zaglada}. Widocznem by1o,
re cos podejrzywa}. ksiadz pod
ni6sl oczy la niego. ale zaraz spu-
Sell je ma dol, jakby w .obawie,
zeby sic ME zdradzic. Gospodyni,
baczna ma wszystko i ME tracac
przytomnosci, s%postrzegla jednak,
re HAITIAN parobka jakos licho
ksiedzu do plec6w przystaje i re
widocznie rusza sic W MIN ,jakby
ME W swoim. Przytem. jakby czu-
jac, re jest juz odkryty, miaf mi
lie dziwnie kompromitujaca.
Herszt podszedl jeszcze blizej do
ognia i ~grzejac sic. wyciagna} mad
MIN dlonie. Gospodyni, ME ira
cac pozormie r6wnowagi, dorzuci-
la kilka kawa}kow drzewa. Pc
chwili p}omien buchnal oswietla-
jac jasno izbe. Przywodzca, zwra-
cajac sic wprost do ksiedza, rzekl
nagle:
= Szkoda, re tn ME ma klechy
upieklibySmy go }adnie w tym
kominku. Trzeszczalby ;jak tie
g}ownie - prawda? Tylko dya-
bel by sic ogniowi takiemu oparl?
he?..
ksiadz. oczu ME podnoszac eos
niewyraznie wybelkowal. Gospo-
d.yni czula, re pot jej wystepuje
IA czolo. Przvwodzca m6wi dale:j.
- Dalej chlopcy! Blizej do o.
gnia! Coz tn, II pioruna! Ogien
dla wszystkich. Pogada.jmy Z tym
niedo}ega.
Starry proboszcz zbladl jak Scia-
ia. Me bylo watpliwosci Jest po-
znany. lgraja z MIN tylko jeszcze,
zeby meke przcdluzyc. Nacozby
W chalupie tax dlugo siedzieli:-
Banda otoczyla go, stukajac kija-
mi i kolbami cd karabinow. Je-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18

Far
Ably ocalic coraz gorsza sytuacy-
e, naleza1o cos wymyslic. Ale co?
Obroncy wolnossci nacierali, kSiadz
trzasc sic FACIAL.
Stara przystapila do ognia, a
poniewaz ksiadz siedziaf ciagle
ma samym srodku pred ognpis-
klein, rzek1a ostro:
! - Sluchaj! ty! - niedo}ego!
Me mozesz miejsca towarzystwu
ustapic! Do obory! marsz! Za1o-
zyc siana krowom.
Nieszczesliwy wsta1, ale czujac,
re nogi go niesluchaja, ME ruszyl
sic z miejsca. Nadszed} moment
krytyczny. Starszy zb6j utopi} W
MIN oczy dixie, badawcze. Cos
podyni widzia}a, &c jeszcze chwi-
la, a wszystko bedzie z%gubione. |
trzeba jej oddac sprawiedliwosc
= tax groznej chwili najmniej
mysla}a 0 sobie, tylko 0 biednej
%ofierze. Zdecydowana ia wszyst-
ko, zdoby}a sic ma r~ozpaczliwy
wysi}ek i wo1ania:
- A precz stad, kicdy movie,
niezdaro! = uderzy1a ksiedza Z
ca1ej SHY W kark piescia, poczem
wziawszy go "a ko1nierz, wypch
nela "a drzwi k~rzyczac:
| = Do know, oslo! siana i'm "a
l6z! Me slyszysz jak krzycza?
w ca1em towarzystwie zapano-
wala wielka wesolosc.
- To ci zuch baba! - zawo1a}
chudy obrofca wolnosci. AZ sic W
izbie rozleglo. - Dobrze mako!
Niema juz dobrych %s}uzacych ia
swiecic prawda?
Stara, wr6ciwszy cd drzwi, IL
padla zmeczona Ia krzesfo i Cd
sapne}a swobodnie.
Ponury dryblas, z chustka-
czerwona Ia czole, spojrzal Ia MIA
SVEN %zb6jeckiem "a podejrzliwem
! okiem, a potem, jakby 60 podej-
rzenie, kt6re w eiebi ducha pow
zia}, opuScilo, dodal:
- To nicdolega jakis, ten wasz
parobek. matko..
Czy niedo}ega?.. Balwan glup-
sly cd moich kr6w!..
Wszyscy rozjasnili srogie twa-
RE. Najmlodszy rozweselony do
da1:
F = \ to kapnefo %porzadnie =
jak z bicza!
Dobry humor ogarnia} coraz
bardziej przybylych. Ale gospody
nj chodzifo przedewszystkiem, ze-
by sic ich pozbyc jak najpredzej.
Czujac, re zwyciestwo przewazy-
10 sic stanowczo ia jej strone,
chciala je wyzyskac do reszty.
Wziela sic vice pod boki i rzekla:
- teraz moglibyscie sic oby-
watele wyniesc, zamiast starej ba-
bic w gospodarstwie przeszkadzac
Ladnic szukacie waszych ksiezy,
siedzac PREY piecu. Gas W dro-
&c, IA polowanie!
- Nam tn Mkt niema do roz-
kazywania odrzek} herszt zgod-
noscia. Mozemy robic co chcemy.
Dosyc pracowalismy Ola nasze.j
republiki. A wy. mako, mogli-
b.yScie tez tel obroncom, sluzba
ciezko pomeczonym, dac cos Ia
odwilzenie geby..
- Dobrze m6wil - zawo}af
mlody uderzajac dragiem 0 pod
loge.
.Stara pomysla}a troche, w.yszla
potem do alkowy i "a chwile PREY
niosfa dzbanek Z piwem i szklanki
= TAX, to dobrze! = zauwazyl
ponury dow6dzca, wypiwszy i OBJ
cierajac usta rekami kaftana. | DO
raz pierwszy rozjasnic raczyl swe
ponure oblicze.
Wypili sumiennie piwo. pozeg-
mali sic z gospodynia i wyszli. Sta
IA. mleczarka pc ich wy.jsciu o.
detchnela Z glebi piersi. Ale ma o.
dejsciu zaproponowal starszy. wi
dzac swiatlo latarni przez szczeli-
ny ob6rki.
- Cilodzmy zobaczvc tego ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
Doktor ME mog1 rozpoznac CHI

~o
roby. ''Chce VAN powiedziec'
-pisze pan Waclaw J. kroupa,
1871 Bellevue Blvd, Omaha, Neb.
= ''co ORA Piotra Gomozo ola
mnie zdzialalo. Moja zeno cier-
piala przez caly rok Ia ciezki boil
W boku. Probowali>my lekarstwa.
plastry i bandaze, lecz bezsku-
tecznie. Potem szukalismy pora--
dy lekarza. lecz ten ME mogl wca-
lie okreslic rodzaju choroby. Lee
czenie jego ME polepszylo jej sta
nu. Wowczas kupilem butelke le-
karstwa Ora. Piotra Gomozo kt6-
re IL zazyla i to dopiero jej po-
moglo. Mayhem druga butelke,
kt6rei polowe gdy zuzyla, zostala
zupelnie uleczona. Jestesmy bar
dzo wdzieczni "a Vase lekar-
stwo."
Przeszlo stuletne uzywanie o.
kazalo zalety tego starego lekar-
silva ziolowego, jake odbudowy-
wacza zdrowia. Me MONA je IA
bye " aptekach. Specyalni agen-
ci dostawiaja lekarstwa Ora. Pho
ira Gomozo ludziom wprost z Ia
boratoryum. Adresujcie: DR.. Pc
ter Fahrney & Sons Co.. 19-23
SO. Hoyne Ave. Chicago, Ill.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-21
OHIO sUFFRAGI6TS BEGIN
ANOTHER BATTLE TODAY

United Press Service
COLUMBUS, O.. March 20.-Ohio
suffragists, bent on vengeance for tho
-pigeon-holing by the congressional
judiciary committee Of the Susan B.
Anthony national suffrage amend
ment, met here today. Women repre-
senting each of Ohio's twenty-five
congressional districts announced the
following plans:
To resurrect the Anthony amend
ment and force q vote in congress
through pressure on every Ohio con-
gressman. To boost membership Of
the Ohio suffrage organization to
100000. Suffrage leaders here today
claim that when their organization
reaches membership Of 100000 they
will submit another amendment for
suffrage in Ohio. The organisation
now numbers about 100000. Lead
ers said that II they can get the half
members needed. an amend
ment for state suffrage will bs sub
mitted next fall, although it was de-
cided in convention recently to wait
another year before trying again.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-21
MILITARY TRAINING IN SCHOOL

III asst Sunday the governors Of th>
IL several states gave out the mum
Der Of the national guards in theil
respective states, now ready for ser.
vice. The figures are respectable
though they represent but . little
more than one-seventh Of one pei
cent OF the people. To prepare them,
as they are now fitted for service,
has cost the states comparatively
little. Does not that carry q thought
Of value with 1t? There are no signs
that the millennium ID near.
An elementary military training u
q great help to . man to mako him
q soldier Of peace. even II he never
sees . squadron sst for war. Why
not then give ell the young men Of
the country such . trainingf By .
little readjusting Of our schools that
training could be = part Of the reg
ular daily routine Of . boys duties
after he reaches fourteen. Begun In
the graded schools and continued
through the high school course, the
boys could receive the needed instruc-
ton without one Of the demoralising
influences which attach to camps Of
regular armies. In that preliminary
schooling 1t would be demonstrated
which boys were natural soldiers.
which should be sent for higher train
ing BY the government.
General Pleasanton once said that
Of . volunteer American army one
half were natural soldiers, and could
swiftly be moulded into form: that
half Of the remainder could be made
into good soldiers, but that the re-
might better be sent home
At once as they never could bs made
real soldiers and would simply be in
the way Of the real soldiers.
A school training would reveal
these and prevent their ever becom-
Ing omcers and prevent their ever
the mistake Of volunteering
In the event Of war.
The public and high schools are de-
signed to give to the children Of the
country without distinction just a.
encient q training for life's duties
y possible. A preliminary military
for boys adds in every way
10 that efficiency, and it is time that
Tho parents Of the children under
stood that fact and demanded It.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-21
HEADACHE STOPS,
NEURALGIA GONE


Nervs.raeking, splitting or dull,
throbbing. hsedachss yield In just . few
moments to Dr.. james Headache Pow.
ders which cost only 10 cents . pack.
age ct any drug store. It's the quick.
est, surest headache relief In the whole
world. Don't suffer! Relieve the
agony and distress nowi You can.
Millions Of men and women have
found that headache and NEURALGIA
misery is needless. Get what you 81
for.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-21
SUDAN GRASS IS
OFFERED FARMERS
CONGRESSMAN WILL SEND GRASS
AND DRY LAND ALFALFA SEED
FREE IF REQUESTS FOR TINS
ARE MADE AT ONCE


Congressman Nick Sinnott still has
100 packages Of Sudan grass seed left
for distribution. also . dozen or 20
packages Of dry land alfalfa and field
peas. which he will send out to those
first applying for same. one package
to each person. a. the regulation re-
Quires.
The bureau Of plant industry in
formed him recently that NO more
seeds would be sent out after March
is. but he succeeded In getting an
extension Of this time to April I.
Requests for this seed must be in
his hands on April 1 or the depart
ment will not send tho same out.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-21
AMERICA WON'T
OPPOSE MEXICO
PRESIDENT SAYS NOTHING WILL
BE DONE no MAKE CARRAN.
xA.s PATH ANY HARDER DUR.
ING THE PRESENT DIFFICULTY
United Press Service

United Press Service
WASHINGTON. March 2l.-Prssi.
dent Wilson will do nothing In the
Mexican situation to embarrass Car
ransa. He made It plain yesterday In
q conference with Counsellor Folk Of
the state department that Carransa's .
wishes are to be met wherever pos
sible In the present activity.
No demand will be made for the
right to use the Mexican Northwest
ern to transport supplies II Carran-
Ia does not desire It. However. q
favorable answer 10 expected.
Queretaro wires that Carransa u
satisfied with the conduct Of the
American expedition. Government
representatives report the border
a. quiet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-21

he only democratic presidential can.

the only democratic presidential can
didate.
Henry d, Eastebrooke. New York,
was tho sole nominee Of the repub-
licans, although he did not have the
support OF tho old guard republicans.
who were noncommittal, Progress
sivc republicans went to tho polls
with Senator Robert laFolletts OF
Wisconsin at tho head Of their tick
ct Arthur Lesucr. Minot, N. D.. was
the sole socialistic candidate.