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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-18
Ser lIsterieefries asfs
SSeue entbrannt.
Sast Der MiIttdrf a d m an n
bes .Temps..

Parts, II. 2lus. - Ser Inter.
ieetrieg Der 9eutiden aegeu bic 9dns
belsi9iffe Der Glliirten lit pieoer in
pplIem Sanse, tpie Der Martrefa9.
mann bes vSemps" ertlGrt.
Die 3eitung fast, bdB Der neue llns
terfsetrics in llebereinitiuruuug NIT
Der Rpte eefiibrt iperbe, Die am 10
Tebrudr Deuti6ldnb on Die Der.
Staaten sefdidt unb IN Der cs bieB;
rSdnbeIsidiffe, bic @eTdiibe an
9orb fiibren. i6nnen ni9t aIs frtebs
!i4e S4iffe anesieben iperSen."
Dcm s1emps' sItoI8s iGsSeln, icst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-18
Weuer 0etualtitreib
Der Staliener in.siner . e
psf4e aus @t6en ges
melbet.

w |.
2onbpn, II. 2lu9uit. - Gine
Depei4e aus Qt6en an bic @r6ange
telegraph So. melbet, bab elm Qlt>
ta6ee Der grie6ii6en 9eianbtT6uft in
Seuti4luno auf ieiner Reife na6
Berlin Opn ben sStalienern Der6aftet
tpurbe, uno baB i6m bic in ieinem
8eiibe ii4 6efinbli8en bip(omatiIhen
pupiere abgenommen tpurbeu. Der
srie9iI6e @eIanbte in Rom lei, 10
beibt es in Der OepeI4e, angetpieien
norbsn, bsi Der italieniI6en Resie>
rung porfteQig gu tperben.
Ote @rGftn pongernforff
mad BEN Der. Staaten
untertpegs.
&openbugen, II. Qluguit. Si.
Grdftn BON gernItorff, Satin beg
ameritaniidsn 8otf4afters in ben
Ser. Staaten, traf am 8pnnerItag
Don 9eutIdlanb bier Elm unb f6iffte
ii6 auf benz Odmpfer n6reoertt bet
2l6te" mad ben Der. Stdaten Elm. Re:
prGIentantsn Der ameritaniiden uno
Der beuti6sn 8eTdnbti6aft paren am
Bier, dls Der Oampfer in Gee gtng.
Die Gjrdfin BON gernftorff befane
iid felt qtuguit 1913 in SentI4ldnO.
Riefige Deinernte in
Srantrei6.
Yaris, II. 2tuguit. Die 8sin@
prohibition IN S5ranfrei6 tpiro fir
ras Sabr 1916 duf 9O0,000,000 Sal
lpnen abgeIhdbt. Gs 1T bies boppelt
10 piel als I'm oorigen Sabre unb UNI
100000 9aGpnen me3r als in
Sabre 1913.
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almf benz Ualfan'a arie8s'
idbamplats
GinS.n iest AUDI tdsli4 @sfeai. iiats.
2lnsriffe Der stniirten In ter Rdhs bes
Doiran Sees BON ben 8uIsaren
absd4lusen.

aonbpn, II. ausuit. Cine off.
siells bulsarii9e getunntma4uns. bis
am DoHnsriias bisrber iibermitteIt
ipurbs. erilGrt, bab jtbt beftise Ram,
pfc an Der HanianfrOnt ifattfinben.
Ga ipirb srildrt. bab oi. alaiirim
itarse SnFantsrieansriffe Dsrfu&ten
ater LIBERAL suriidsefdlasen ipurpen.
Die Sample fanben in Der @esenS
bes OOiran Gsss ftatt, nOrSpeifIi&
Don SaIsnjii IN bsr Esdbs bn ssss..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-18

not6igen RObmaterialten perbieten
piiros. Die @ntentemd6te erbo6en
ginDan6 gegea bic 2(usfubr gepiher
gorrdtbe nad 9eutT4lanb, porauf
bic S4pei3er aegierung cine &oms
million na4 pdris faidte, um bort,
penn m0gli4, cine 0ereinbarung 3i
er5ielen, mas aber pie oben angebsas
tet, ni9t geLungen iIt.
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Ner8eblid
SinS bic 9lnsriffe Der eIiirten an
allen Gronten
Die griten unb bic Gransofsn isbsn
ibrs Dersinaeltsn 4nsriffe fort,
obns etpas 5u erreiden.
Wdbrenb bic Ruien per5ipeifeIte, aber
ners.blide anitrengunsen MAIDEN,
ben Diberitanb Der @erbiinoe.
ten 81 breden.


unb britii9e 9uppsn madten am
Uaittpo4 an Der GrOnt az bet Soms
me febr beftige ansriffs, iie tpurbsn
dbsr Don ben Deuti4en auriidgeidlas
gen, ipis bon ber o6eriien 6esrssleis
tuns anseiiinDist purbe. Die bt3iiss
lids gsianntma&uns Iautst ipie foIst:
.Das f.inbIi1e artiIIeriefeuer CT.
reidte am Wittlpod ipeiiIi9 bon Wpts
ifaebe unb am Ga 8aiIse aanal, qr,b
iiiblid bapOH, bon 3sit 5u 3eit aubsrs
orbentIide 9sftisleit.
~Nahbem am Morsen ftarle In,
sriffe Der 9riien BON Der Dpillerss
po3ieres Qini. aus. unb ipeitlid bom
5cnreaur Walb ubseIdlcgen tporben
ipdren, ginsen bic Jranscien na6
pcrbersesansener iebr befiiser artilles
rieporbereituns 5ipifden G,uilemont
hnb Der Somrne gum Ingriff iber,
nnb sleid5eitis sins.n i.br itarte brts
tifde aolonnen alpifden po3ieres uno
btm Walb bon Gour.aur DOT. Der
elnsriff ipurbs ooaitdnbis abseIala.
gen, fpie aud flint Radtansriffe ber
5ransOien DOlIfanbis miblanssn.
gtad iebr bef.isen aampfen tuurben
5heile Der feinbliden 9mlppen, bic
'ueitlid bonn Goureaur Dalb unb Iiibs
LID bon Waurepas in uniere poiitios
net einssbrunsen iparen, ipieber bars
aus psrtriebsn. Der5einb erlitt auBers
orbeniIit iGnere gsrlute.
.Siiblid bon Der CONNIE baben in
Der Rdbe bon gsllop @efsdte in gro.
B.rm WaBtab fdttsefunbeu. Den
5ranaof.n ssIuns ts bier. iid in ain'
ieren borbsten Grdben an elmer
Sir.de bon unssfdbr 500 Wetern feits
suieben. Ositlib bon bort unb IN Der
Rdbe BON Gftress 1T Der Jtinb suriids
seihlasen tporben.
.4uf kiben Seiten Der Waas, in
Der gss.nb bon geroun, fanbsn hefs
iise Mrtillsriesefsaie fta!t. Gin 4ns
sriff, ben bic Jran3oien auf ben ads
pittl Walb MAIDEN polIten. ipurbs bon
uuI.rer 4rtilIerie fofort unterpriidt.
.an pislen guintieu on Der frdn50s
iifd.n Jront baben uniere Griunbi'
sunss abthsilunsen erfp!srsi&e ges
fefte beftanben.
Deflf4e. &riessf4aus
plat.
Die RuFen srsifen in Oft Salisisn
in Der beftisiten Weiie on, I'm ben
Wiberitanb Der 0i.erreimii9 beuts
iden 1ruppen in Der 0ssenb bon 3as
loe,s su iibsrrinbsn. Sic iperoen aber
iiberall 5iriidseidlusen. Der auf be
Op.raiionsn on Der 0itl;&en Jront
gsSus babenoe s6eil bss offi3ieueH
gsrihtes lauiet tpie fclst:
.sebr btftise ansriffe Der RuHen.
bic bis in bic Radt binsin Sduerten,
fanb.n tpeHIid Don 3aloe;e in ber
gsidtuns auf Button uno Serbn5oip
itast. Gie nurbsn iibsral Dollftdnbis
abg.f&ldssn.
.an Der iyront O.s Grshsr3oss Rdrl
s5ranS ma9ts Der geinb, am Mititpod
Dsrssbiids ansriffs nSrbIid bonn
Onieiier in Der edbe pon 1nitobabp
unb aoneaani. Mir ms4tsn bort 164
gefansens. Sn ben aarpatben !sit bic
Gtaralpiptspnu S5k. nSrbIi6 Don
Gapul. Don uniersn 1ruppen erisiirmt
porben.
02ernehISked Re,,siihen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-18
ssersebIiAes . 8en.iibex
3nOIf Stunbsn lang sriffsn bic Rui,
fen bic ainieu bss Generals bon
D0bm GrmoIIi an,
D1ns aSer i'm Stanbe 81 fem. bur&s
subre&eH.

T,ien. II. ausuif. ilsber aonbon.
Cine am Donnsrifas bonn &. &.
arisssminiitsrium srlaiIsns 8siannt.
ma3uns sntbdIi bic MittbsiIuns. bab
WsaHsnansriffe Der RuHsn uuf bic
ainisn bss Generals bon H0bmsrrs
molli spiidsn perapIinssa unb pi.
MIST rss ben csissrsjtsra J,zadse,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-18
Sic babem ieit 5,uei 3agem feime giegesmad).
rid)ten mebr int oie gSelt 9eididt.
Die 0cr6dn0ctcn crk(dren q Ger, 0en Ru0en (6mere
J(eOer(agcn 6cige6ra6t 5u 6a6en
n der ws6en Front wd tt vie fbsr der reeIdrs Stluns
k1eg furtgekRt.

ian a gu Mh Oeen 0o Dda bic San Fa bic a6p shuan
Ofadr
Jdbm ha gu l4s an Der shn5uHt 4Hn m94
br ben gusarma
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-18

bic 9eutf4en auf Grunb ttefcr 4us
tttnoignng unb bic 8eitung fiigt 6in5u,
oab Dor oret Sogen Der ttdIienii4e
9ampfer nGIuta" NIT @eI9iBfeuer
ben &ngriff etnes lluterYeebootes abs
gef4lagen babe. Sn bem @rtitel beiBt
es gum S4luB, bub ale &ommanbeure
bon SuHbelsidiffen Der IGiirten benz
Beifpiel beg &apitdns Der ,gldtd"
folgen tpiirbsn unb lie tetnegpeos burd6
rbie grmOrbung bes &aptGns IyrDatt"
abgei9redt ieteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-18
No. 1919.
0Setterberid1t.

Sir ObtO, &entutp, Snbiana,
gBeit girginta unb Oas tpeitti6e penns
tDlpanten: S60nes gBetter am SSrei,
tag unb Sumtag. 2nbalteno parmes
Wetter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-18
Ser britiiHe Gampier
Wbitegift BON 1897
Spnnen am 20. 2lpril
berfenft.
Gin Sdpaner Der etnaig :
ueberlebenpe.

ue6erlebenbe.
2onbon, II. quguit. Der britt
i6e 9ampfer rDbitgift". Der idoH
frii6er als Oermibt gsmslbet purbs, II:
am 20. Qpril tOrpeoirt uno Derient!
Dorben, ME am Spnneritdg DOT
2Ippbs ansstiin0igt puroe. Der eins
:igs lleberlebsnbe mar Elm Sapansr.
Die rDbitgift", ein s6iff Don
1897 9punen, mar am II. Qprif Dor
Qlmeria, Spanien, na9 rer 5gns ubs
gegnnsen unb purbe gum leBten Mai
am 13. gpril geieben, als es an @t>
6raltar por6eitam.
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9nrA 3erausiorSeruns
Bon Seiieu Der Sapunsr mar Der
Ganlpf in GbenS G6iatun Dsrurs
laht pOrosn.
Sapnu unb Rublanb i'm 8ssriffe,
G6ina ueus S9pi.risieiten gu
ber.itsn.

petins. II. 9tuguit. - Chine
iii6e 9eamte ertldrsn, bab Der 3uz
fammenitob sipiihsn tineiiften uHb
idpantihen Solbatsr am 13. 4uguit
baburh peruriaGt pcroen fei, baB
iap1niI6 sWaffsnpsrtdufsr, fpeltfe BON
ben gbineien aus Der Wonaolei pers
trisben tperbsn ipltsn, um fie gu bers
binoern. an mongulii5e gdnSiten
Waffen gu pertaufsn, WibsrtanS
leiiteten. Bon ben gedmten fpirb in
elbrebe seitelIt, baB jdpaniIde srup.
pen bereftist feien, Die Monaplsi gu
betreten. Die @erluite Der ghinsT.n
beliefsn iia auf 80 unS bic Der Sapa>
ner auf 15 Mann.
Der erite 9eTu6, BEN Der Baron
Sapaibi, Der nsue iapauifhe 9eidnSt.
in pefins. bem dinsiiften ausipdrtis
gen afmte abitattste, oalt elmer Dis
tuiiion Der gbeng gbiatun Mffdre.
prina aoubd6eff, Der ruiiifhe 9es
fanbte, prpteiiisrte i'm auspGrtiaen
9fmte baaesen. baB gtbseorbnste Der
Wonsolsi i'm hineiiihen parlaments
iiben. ba bies benz Gsifts bes rufiii9s
hineiiffxn gertrdass, in ipel9em Der
MonsoIei llnabbdnsiss.it setpdbrt
ipirb, ipiberiprede.
Cine Oepefde aus 5otio pom Is.
glueuft bate s.melbet, odb bic iapa'
ntide garnifon in Gbeng gbidtun
BON ninfiifhen Sruppen ansssriffsn
iporben fsi, baB bic stoferne Der Sas
paner belasert iperbs unb bnB BON
anberen iapaniiGen GarnifOnen Dsrs
st1einnAt @ssbfu isisn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-18
liefert Ra.
mdnien gtIeuba9na
f6ienen.

gerltn, II. 2(uguIt. 2tuf bra6t'
loiem Wege nab Sa9biGle. Die rumda
niiden StadtseiTen6abnen bu6en nit
Der unton Der beutT4en Sta4lperte
einen &ortratt fir bic 2ieferung BON
25,0OO Bis 10000 5onnen S6ienen
on @umGnien abaeialohsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-18

SIN SUM- hate Deuti6lanb berz
ldngt, bab bic Regierung Der Sdtpeij
bic g(usfubr BON gaumipolle unb 2s-
bsnsmitteln geitatte, bic oon beuti6en
qaerten in Der Shipeis dnsetduit
ipurosn, ipibrisenfaus OeutIdIano bic
9lasfubr ppn apblen, Giien unb dnoes
:sn- -iiir ais Snaairstn asr Snpsh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-18
Seutf4e feBsu ;bre T1is
men in 6 Bile ouber9e
trteb.

5untiugo, Chile, II. auguTf.
Die beitI6en Probu3etten bpn i6pcs
feliaurem Magneiiu in Chile perbeH
@nbe bieIes Mpndts tbre Wlinen duber
getrieb ieBen. 8teie Wliner probuSiren
ungefd6r Is Prpsert Der gansen diles
nif9en 4usfubr ppn oieiem prooutt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-18
Cefterseiliide 1lieser
Madtn peitere rfols :
rsi9e 4nsriffe auf bic
itnIien:fden Etelfs
Gtaben ur

ttu Item: 9en Stells
lunsea am Son5o.
+ Berlin, II. ausuit. auf brabt'
lofem Wese na9 Sappiae. Das 8. 81.
Marinsminiferium bat bic folsene.
getanntmaduns nit gs5us auf einen
ebsrmalisen Glieseransriff ouf bic
Stellunsen Der StaIiensr ON untsreu
Sionao srlaFsn.
Gin geidpaber Don 5iierrei6iI4s
,insariiden WarinefIue3eissn boms
tarbirte in Der Ra4t pom Ia. gum
10. 4usufi in Isbr erfoIgrei&sr Weils
cine ieiublide gatterie an Der Utiins
brns bss SfonSo unb Militdrseta'
biifemsnts In Rondp. @srmisIiano
unS Sea. gu.e 1reffer tuurben ton'
itatirt unb es ipurbe bemsr!t. baB
mebrere srobe Geuer ausbrdaen.
Snmmtli6e Wtropld1e fe1rfer uIIoes
iddbist suriit, cbslei4 f. einsm b.f'
tissn Geusr ausseiebt tpaten.
Tie 9eai.huneen spif den
@uIearien unb Rumds
nten seffern It'd.
aonbon II. alugui:. Mie bon
Spfia aus na9 4mfteroam seneloet
ipurSs, beF.rn iid bic 9ssisbunsen
5ntIhsn Rumdnien uHb gulsdrie1.
Die gersitmillisisit Der rumdnifdeu
gsgieruns. in .insg WaarenuMstauiG
5mii4sn ben beiben 2dnbern au mils
iisen, bat in Soiia einen suten ein'
Srud ssma&t.
Qlmt benz Ualfan'8 8rie8s'
ihaitplat
-, 80, t- ,.k HYr. FL. n-lL
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Spn neuem
gS II oer BON BEN 9rtte u
If ben @btltpptnen
heIttmmte e SO oarenmit
g e ( tI a g 3 lie g t.

g e I fIl az 6elegt.
Dtantla, Is. 9Luguit. Ser Britt
idle Gulrpfer r&nflt", oonNetp Dorf
nab Wfanila beitinuut, tpuroe nab.
re1lo Der LETTER. sebn Gage nj Song.
fong feitgebaIten, no Die brittI6en
Seh0roen 6efabIen, ous na9 oen
B6ilippircn beitlnurtc &urgo qus5u-
ln0cn Der SbeiL 6esieIben, lpelfcr
fttr 0elttte beitinult lit, miro foufis-
5irt uno Der &eit a1f an6ere Sdiffe
berlaGen lpcr0en.
Gie .Saaflt~ lit Der 5fpeite nod Sen
Bhtllppinen beitimlute 0oinpfer,
oeien 2aourg BON Nen griten tolts
fis3irt tuur6e. Ser ,,Gbinefe 8rince"
mar Ser erIte getpeiert. 3tpeitmtieno
@aarerr-Eadete oes Iesteren Uoren
in Fenang NIT @ei6Iog beIegt NOR
ben. Ger .5afenfoIIcftpr in WmtiId
ner6ungte oarnltf cine @eL6itrnfe BON
$4,000 iiber ben Gapitdn oe3
rGbineie Frince", neil err oie @oare,t
rid)t abgeliefert battr, 1tr1b Der Soll
III MN IN ben @eridten BON @anila
IN Der Sd}1pebe.
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1entihlano itnb bic
Zbipeis
Werben Sis unterbanb b :
lnusen pegen bes Nus
tuuids ppn Wdarsn
fofort pieber dufs

. Z I IT, II. NHBNF. NUT UlUVI1
lpiem Wege na11 Sappille. Die Regies
runsen Seutiblanos uno Der SdDei3
iperbsn am 5rsitas bic unterbanoIun>
gen nit ge5us aui ben 9lustuui6 bon
Mnaren pieo:r aufnebrsE, na6bem
bic in paris s:fiibrten unterbanoluns
gen feblgsidldssn iinb.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-26
LEGAL NOTICES
S,,r,,r,,o,,s

SumnSOnS
mo. S37 Equity
In the Circuit Court. In and for the
County OF Klamath and State OF
Oregon.
Alma Warmer. Plaintiff,
We.
G. Edward Warmer, Defendant.
To C. Edward Warmer. Defendant
above named:
In the name of the state OF Oregon: /:
You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled suit
on or before the 18th day OF Decem-
her. 1915, that being the last day OF
the time prescribed In the order OF
publication OF this summons. and II
yon fail 10 to appear. plead. answer.
demur or otherwise move. for want
thereof. plaintiff will apply to the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-26
court lor .Ae rellei prayed Cor IN hcr

court for the relief prayed for In her
complaint. to-wilt'
For a decree dlsnolvipg the bonds
OF matrlmony now existing bctWoen
the plaintiff and defendant. upon the
grounds Of willfui descrtion~lpon the
part OF the defendant for more than
one year previous to the instituting OF
this auit also privilege 10 reaumc
former name OF Alma Pctersteiner,
This summons Is served upon YOU,
the said defendant. by the publication
thereof In tho Evening Herald, u
public newspaper of general circula-
|tlon. printed aud published ut Kiam-
ath Falls. klamath county. Oregon,
once a week. for ak successive weeks.
the first publication being made octo.
bcr .6. 1915. and the last publication
december Z. 1916. by order OF the
Honorable u. v. Kuykcndall. fudge OF
Tho circuit court Of klamath county.
Oregon. which said order was made.
entered. dated and flcd In this suit on
October 25. 1915.
w. II. A. RtNNER.
Attorney for plaintiiN. s
2s-2-9.16-23-30-7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-26
SHORTAGE CAUSE
OF high PRICES
CROP EXPERT DECLARES sPECu.
lATIoN Is NOT RESPONSIBLE.
SLIGHT SURPLUS LEFT OVER
FROM LAST YEAR


unlted Press serv3eo
CHICAGO. Oct. 36.-. Not specula
tion but an actual crop shortage thu
world over Is responsible for the hlgt
price in wheat said B. w. Snow
crop expert with the Bartlett Frazier
Grain company here today.
Wheat can be expected to return
to normal prices next year on an aver
! age CROP he said, and added tina:
consumption was not outstripping pro.
duction normally.
production has more than kept
pace with the demand for the past
fifteen years. and in the last three
years we have had enormous sur
pluses," continued the crop expert.
This year. however, there is no
surplus In any wheat growing coun-
try. In the United States not enough
was raised for domestic consumption,
but a carry-over from last year Gre
ates q surplus of 100. 900 900 bushels
above domestic requirements.
"Speculatiye wheat prices are
based absolutely on the price Of cash
grain. which ID nxed by what export
crs and millers are forced to pay to
get the grain. Less speculative In
terest Is shown and speculative hold
ings are smaller than in years.
Corn is higher than ever before at
this season. Snow said. The advance.
he thinks. Is due partly to short crops
and partly to the reflected influence
OF high wheat and other food pro-
ducts.
There is no occasion for an EN-.
bargo on wheat as long as the supply
is beyond our need. That is the pres-
ent condition. II 1t were to become
apparent that we were about to ex-
port more than we could spare. then
an embargo could be looked to for re-
lief"
Snow refused to predict the price
wheat would reach this winter. Grain
men. however. incline to the 50 figure
as conservative prediction.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-26

a. ID, 1916, pubmItd,c -.
,ment 10 the voiere "k SAID amend.
klamath Falls?" F" 'he City a
Tue said sncGnl o,eo,lo.
be'u commencing al MINI VIII Ia
me morning. ana tho pol,sV r'a, oa,sloek N
oncn untll eIght o'elnct IL =, Wy remalu
nnon OF aaid day - ~ 'ie after.
The Judges npd elorb.
.. ma", Respectively tho os,,'eeticn
~ n"nagn ,', u',a''I,od electors Of sthsoxns ths y!
First Ward. ,ludRes !, =,
~ ~ stearns, N q. WnL,na nacetlon.
Mccoy, Clerks Of Electinus' !, W.
bennett y l.. Armstronv suaper
Second Ward iudpa. -
q w, uowen. w, q, Towns"Ssss'
4 q a""n,a'n s,",,',,' Clerks of election" !, !.
hi,a ward Jndgca Of r,..,..
Jro. hcardsley. John Shan.a' a.'cs!ioh.
nrhnt' CLERKS OF Electiona. lia'
Ivnns. Bnrg Mason. 'V" feFey
Fourth Ward Judges -, Is,
Den Owens. G., Il. Mrpon.,n,' ,n,'ectioh'
N..-ff.'.N ~ Ms Ol Elect Ian. -
Lyle Millp. J. II. Potter 'uoh; hrr
Firth Ward Judges OF p,...
J w, Stout. J. w Lindsay ! I"'rve''an; ;
ker Clerks of Election: A., r rar'
Ter. Fred Bucslng. " "'eA Nos.
~ case one or mora Of aoId ~.
or clerks OF election shall ~ "sy yM ~
prcseut ai the time nreser,h"S ~ ~
openirig tho polls. tho Iudr"aa aOi
clerks present may elect any INV" s,u
TED poraon present TO aet a. 'asl,'
Judge or clerk. 20 sucn
No person shall he entitled n ,...
az such special election who 'Oss s
q legal voter of the CITY az K,amsM" y"
Fails, IN accordance with ,ho %s,a s"ss,,
tuiion and laws OF tho state ~ Ss'' NV
son aud the charter Of said civ Wv
y. 1915. S''' =
,sn G, II. cRIsLER.
a.M s, ,.. Mayor
Police Judge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-26
SPECIAL clTY ELECTION

i
State Of Oregon
| County Of klamath lss
City OF Klamath Falls)
Notice Is hereby given that ~
Tuesday. towit: the 18th day OF No
yenber. A. -. 1915. Mt the follnwint
named polling places. IN the city oI
Klamath Fs,lis. klamath County,
Oregon, towit:
First Ward Polling place, Bank
Exchange.
Second Ward Polling place. New
City Hall.
Third Ward Polling place. San,
derson building.
Fourth Ward Polling place Me-
EOrhld's store.
Fifth Wnrd.--Polling place. Reed
building. Fairview Addition.
A special election viii be held. nj
which there will be submitted 10 the
qualified voters Of said city for their
approval or rejection, pursuant 10 Or
dirnhoe No. 396. passed nnd srs-
l.rN ed on the 1Gtn day ~ October,
A. l.. 1916. an amendment 10 Soction
81. Article w. OF thr charter OF the
City OF Klamath Falls, proposed.
adopted and submitted by the COM
mon council to tho qualified Votes,
oi the city.
Said proposed am"udmant Ii
printed IN pamphlet form by the city
and copies mailed 10 every legal
voter within the. city whose address
Is Known. and said yamphlst chn nc
had at the Office Of tho police .Idge
rpon application.
's'he general purport of said char
ter amendment ~ sxpreiscd IN The
ballot title adopted by the police
Judge and the common council. aud
being numbered 400 10 3Ol and IN
the following words:
.'Shaii Section ~, Article ~, OF
the charter Of the City Of Klamath
Falls. Oregon, be amended To author
ize and empower the common eoun-
ell TO buy. build. equip. acquire.
and operate railways aud
railroads operated by steam. electric
or other power. and 10 acquire rights
of-way. terminals. easements and
real property. and to bring actions
for the condemnation or taking OF
private property for public use. aud
to borrow money and fund indebted
ness to carry out amy one or more III
said powers by issuing and selling
tho negotiable warrants or bonds OF
said city to the aggregate amount Of
three hundred thousand dollars
t$300. .000.00. bearing interest at
not more than six per centum CO per
centum} per annutn, aud payable
said warrants or
bonds to be payable in not to exceed
nifty t5O) years, and providing for
the levy and collection OF n direct
annual ad valorcm tax on all the tnv-
able property In said city, In addition
to all other taxes. sufficient to- pay
the principal and interest on said
warrants or bonds according to their
tenor; and repeating any provision or
PROVISIONS of the charter Of said city
In conflict Herewith; all of which isI
more particularly set forth In Or
rinance No. a36. passed aud APP
proved on the 24th day 0f October,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-26
OUCH! BACKACHf!
RUB LUMDAGO OR
STIFFNESS AWAY
nun PAIN FROM Rack WITH
SMALL TRIAL BorTLE or oI.D.
rESErRArIxa "sr. sAcows
OIL"

When your back Il sore and lame
or lumbago. sciatica or rheumatisL,
has you stfffened up, don't suffer! Get
Q small trial bottle Of old. honest ut.
Jacobs OIL" ct any drug store. pour a
little In your htiM and rub It right
on your aching back. md BY the time
yvr count hftJ. 10. soreness err
lameness II gone
ont stay oil lled: This soothins,
penetrating oil n, cas 10 be used ou.,
me. It takes The pain right out .ad
ryt* the misery. II IL magical. 1T
absolutely harmless and doesn't burn
tho ekin.
Notbing else ssppu :liinbaso, sciatl.a.
bscksche or Ehsumatism 80 promptly.
y nsver disappointsl Adv. 'sl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-10-26

CHICAGO. Oct. 26.- Especially =
Reports from the West that Robert
T. Frazier Is taking up the fight fol
the recognition OF 100000 employees
of the railroads who were excluded
from the operation Of the Adamson
eight-hour law. had disquieting ef-
feet upon the admintstration lieuten-
ants who are fearful that the SON.
orcus phrase. "the sanction of4ocie-
ty." may be as disastrous to its author
as the too proud to fight" dictum.
It is realized that the Democratic
majority OF Congress deliberately
turned its back upon the unorgan-
ICED railroad employees. Mr.. Frazier.
as spokesman for the 100000 work.
ers. who are paid proportionately
much less than the brotherhood men,
hers. was given scans attention at the
White House when the strike ncgo-
tiations were in progress.
Representative Clark. nj Florida. I.
Democrat, when the eight hour hill
was under consideration in the II ,use
of representatives. osered the fol-
lowing amendment:
Provided. further, That this Sec
tion shall also include and apply 70
station agents. train dispatchers.
trackmen, ONCE employees, workers In
railway shops. and all other employees
Of railroad carrier engaged in in-
terstate carriage Of passengers and
freight
In support OF his amendment Mr..
Clark made dramatic appeal to his
colleagues. He said:
"Now. II these people who are
pressing this bill want to tote fair,
II they really want to benefit the la
boring people OF the country, they
will not stop with increasing the sal
aries Of the highest-paid workmen in
the railway service. The engineers
and conductors get more pay in pro-
portion to the work done than do the