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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-27
gSeiver 5iabe.
Sin frau3Gfiher GjsIebrter, Osr bie
@abrbrit geltrn labt.

Der fran3OiiIas PIpdolose 2ebOn
DerDffeHt!i9t cine StuOie iiber ben
oeutiden Satier. bic in 5rantrsib UNI
un9enebmes 9tufieben erre9t. 2ebon
.rtIGrt ben aaiier als an 8risssauss
6ru9 uni9uIbis; er ninmt ben frieos
Iiebenben @eift oes &aiIers Sur 8ors
ausiebung una felt ii9 ole 5rage, pie
es troboem CUR 8riegsertldrun9 toms
men tonnte. 2ebon iprt9t Dem frans
S0iii6en 9elbbu9 teinen Dert gu unb
lpeiB Hi9t, pie gambon gu Ieiner @ins
ltGbung bes &aiIers fam. @s iinb
ole 9atsn Der MobiIiiierlngen, 1dst
Der @erfaiTer, Die Die 8i9tuns onses
ben, Die gum I9idIdlsreiden Weg
fiibrten, gum S4nelligteitstampf atpis
T9en Den am &pnfIitt beteiligten Reis
den, bic ii6 BON Den 9esnern, benen
iie nibt trouten. ni9t ben 8eg abs
Idneiben luiIen pollten. Der beuti4e
@eneruIftab fab einen ipefentlt9en Seil
Ieiner @rfoIsausIidten in Der S9nsls
li9teit feiner OffeniiOe. 0ur9 ibn
nnseIpornt. beI9leunigte Der &diier in
ben lebten SuIttagen 1914 Die 9tnge
uno enoete bamit, oaB sr. I'm BEL Der
Selbitperteiotgung ben 8Orteil Der
Offeniipe gu bebalten, ieIbit ben &rieg
ertlGrte. Die 9er5peiflung bes frieos
libenbeu &aiIers (ipie ibn 2ebon auss
briidlih nennD. mub erob setpeien
Iein, als er in einen Srieg gebrGnst
purbe, ben er niht ippllte.
0iefe SGbe IinO obns 3peifel bos
Obiettipite, mas felt &riessousbru9 in
5rontrei9 gei6tieben poroen TIT. an
riniger lntIdrbeit Ieiben allerOings Die
8emertungsn iiber ben S9neGigteitss
tampf. @enn 2ebon Iugt, Der 9enes
rulitab babe ben Saiier aur 8ef9leus
ntgun9 Der 9tnge angeIport, 10 tDnnte
man oaraus f9IieBen, bub er bem Sc
neralItab Die S9ulb an Dem Qusbres
den oes @eItbranbes 5ui6ieben ipolIe.
2usin er fpridt ood am S4lufe bon
Der Selbitperteibigung Oes 8aiIers
unO iebt poran bic @i9tisteit Der Dus
ten Der Mobiliiierungsn. MObiliiiert
aber bat suerit niht 0eutf9Ianb. ions
bern Rublano. obpobl Der 8aifer Dem
3aren teinen 3peifsI IieB, baB bic
beutihe Tlobilmu9ung Der rufiif9en
unfeblbar foIsen miiFe.
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JfnpO(eoll=]su(tus

9as 9rab Rapoleons unter Der
Snpulioentuppel mar riemals 10 be-
fu9t ipie iebt, man tualIfubrtet bort
bin pie mad einem 8rie9sz2Ouroes.
Sn paris taudsn bel ben 4ntiquuren
sanSe Serien bon Sti9en ouf, bic Has
poleons 2eben illuItrieren. Wlan feht
Die 70 oft reprobuSierten 8ilber Sorace
8ernets, Die betannten S9ld6ten9es
mdlbe aus 8erIailes. Rapolepn bel
@plou, NapOleOn BEL Diagram, Naz
poleons 9lbIdieO BON Der alten 9arbe
in Sontainebleau unb Noppleon nit
Dem tleinen &Snig BON Rom in iei>
mem 4rbeitsSimmer in ben Suilerien.
lleberdl iiebt man portraits unb 8Is
iten bon HapOlson l. limb nutiirlif
bdben ii9 bic Sbedter uno 8iosrapben,
Die ia auf bic Stimmung oes Qugens
bids Ipetuliersn, beeilt, oisIem Wints
Solse gu letiten. 60 ipielte i'm bers
gansenen Wipnat ous Sbedtre Reione
.Wlaodme Sansz9ene."
Die 8inos ipielen pieber einen
Slim, Der bereits Dor einigen Sabren
sroben GrfUIg bate: ~Rapoleon bon
Der Diese Bis gum @rabe." Sn bies
fem Slim miro bic SauptrolIe bon Dem
befanHteu Sdauipielsr 2arode ges
ipisIt, Der nG1it 9uquesne, Der Ieiner
3eit ben NupoleOn in rMabdme Sanss
9ene," fpielte, pobl berieniss lit, Der
in uuffaIlenOiter 5orm ben nationalen
RapOleontpp OarSuitelen i'm Stdnbe
TT. r2'Qlislon" lpur6e i'm Sbeater
Sdrab 8ernborOt aufsefiibrt, unb
glei9seitig yibt es atpsi perI9iebene
Silms iiber oasielbe 9bema. Sn Dem
nsuen 9tubertspdlace am 9pulebdrb
bes Staliens pirb Elm neuer italienis
Tder gadpOlsOns5ilm ssTpislt, beFen
Sitel rSelbenI6ulo~ Idutet. Sn Die
fem slim perOen einise S9lu9tiSensn
oareeitellt, in 6enen man RdpoIeon su
pfer6e auf elmer SDbe balteno, nur
sls Silbouette iiebt. 6erner pirb in
paris iebr piel redt frans5Iif9es
SpieIaeug" fabri5ieet. unb Slpar Iin6
bies 9leifplOaten, Die RapoIson l. unb
feline @renabiere oarfeIlen. 2tls man
fir ods nsuseitiftete &riesstreuS elm
pdFenoes 8unO fudte. tpdblte man bas
CRIME 8ano nit benz rotten StreiFen,
bas in ftrengem empire eebulten 1T
uno aud BEL Der Ct. SelenasMebaille
@srpsnbuns gefunOen bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-27
Sittere &Drte.
Pumbert iiber Jraufrsi6s Meni6rHs
berifmenbung.

Sn einem 2eitartitel oes rSournalD
I6reibt Sumbert unter anOerem: Die
alaFe 1917 1T eingeriidt, unO unIer
Sera aps ii9 5uiammen, als mir iie
Iieben faben. 2unge Bate bus 8olt
pebpfft, buB ibm bieies Spfer erfpart
bliebe. Oils bic iunsen Geute uusses
muitert tpurben, oa9te man: rReine
5Ormfade; iie perben bod nt4t einses
,osen." SEPT, pO ibre ausbilbuns be-
vinnt, m0dten mir uns iogen: n@ine
nottpenoige 8orii9t, ooer tpabri9eins
Ii9 iiberfIiiiIis; niemuIs ptro man iie
ms 5euer fdiden!"
2lbsr adj! Die beipunbernsperte
grgsbuns unb bic patrtOtiIde 0isais
plin Oss 2anbes fino obne 3peifel
nod ni9t am @noe Der Priifungen
nnselanst. Stutt ii6 nm @enberuns
gen gu bemiiben, tebrt Die Militdrpers
paltung gu tbrer einaigen, INNER gIeis
den 8eI9dftiguns 5uriid. Dem 2anbe
bic lebten 6ilfsquellen an Weni6en
gu ent3ieben, INNER unb immer tpiez
Der Meni9en Die pbdntdiietraft
unb bic SaIente Der Regierung bnO
ipirtli9 mebr aIs beibrdntt; felt
&riessbesinn betdtist iie f9 aus>
I9lieblib als ungebeures Retruties
rungsbureau. Oant metnen 8emiis
bunsen fpraa man etne 3ettlans nidt
mebr bon Der Ginberufuns Der 9ienits
flaFen 1887 unb 1888, bos beibt Der
2euts. bic In bieIem Sabre adtunbpiers
Sis uno neununbpieraig Sabre alt ipers
ben. SEPT tpiro mir perii9ert. bub iie
f9on feline PGife na9 @nslano mebr
betommen, als Oh bon neuem ibre Wlos
btliiisruns beOoritGnoe - uno ebenfo
fiher BEL ben 8Gtern bon feds Rim
bern. Die @inberufuns Der alten
SabrsGnee Der Silfstruppen (9lrbsits>
beripenbuugsfdbisen) bnuert fort unb
sef9tebt uuf einem umpes. Inter
Dem 8orpanbe bpgieniiher 9riin6s
umgebt man Ous 9eIeb 0albis5 uno
unterfu9t Oiefe baIben Solbuten iebsn
Monot ouf bic M0gli9teit, iie felbs
btenftfdbig gu i9reiben.
S9on tpirb cine nsue llnteriu9ung
Der 3uriidseitelIten uno llntaugli4er
Der &lafe 1913-17 ansetiinoigt
llnb man IGBt bur9bliden, bub nod
anoere, GbnIi9e Sperationen fir 1916
auf bem prosramm iteben. Ollie bieit
MaBnabmsn ipGrsn peritGnblib, penr
man boffen t0nnte, burh iie etner
pirtli9en 3uipa6s bon SrGften fip
bic armse gu eeiptunen. Sn @abrbeit
bdnbelt es iib aber nm D6lis un.
brau9bars glemente, uno mon urbei.
tet rein fir ben S9ein, boppelt sefGbr'
Ii9 fir Die Site Der Sruppen, pis fir
9eIunbuns bes 2an0es.
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9onnerftas, 27. Suli 1916.
5rnn6reic6s SC6WdC6e.

glad benz &riese, fdreibt Die nRepue
parlamentdire," iperbe Der Wtrt.
f9aftstrieg nit unerbOrter Seftigfsii
einfeben. 9ie WertSeugmui6ine tper.
be on Sielle Der &anpne treten, uno in
bieier 8eoiebung fei Die Riiitung Der
franaDiif9en Snbuitrie iebr mangels
baft. Sruntreih fei felt Subren bon
Deutf6lanb uno Qmerita sei9Iosen
Sn anbstradt Der f9paden @eburtss
siffern unb Der &riegsberluits Srunt.
reids entf9eibs bic Sruss Der Mofhint
iiber 2eben uno SOB bes 2unbes. 0it
Seusrung Der 2ebsnsmittel unb Die 20.
ben 2Dbne tpiirosn nod Ianse befeben;
nm bieie aufre9tsuerbdlten. miiHe man
an Menf9entruft fpuren unb bieit
bur4 Wuidinen erieBen, Die gu slsi.
der 3eit bic 9eitebansstoiten psrmin.
bern. Iber tper fou bieie IiefsrnG
@olI Srantreid tpieber 9eutfden unt
ameritanern Sribut sublen2 Srant'
reid miiFe segeniiber neuen grfinbun.
gen feline SaItung DOllis GnOern uni
btsIe fDrbern. ftutt pte bisber absu.
f6reden. 9luh Die Banter miibter
Die Snbuitrte finun5ieren, itutt pie bis.
Der Die Griparniie oes 8oltes II,
etOtif9en @erten anSulesen. Sonfi
miife Der Staut ben Snbuitrieller
@prfdiiiie 9eipGbren. tpie augenblidltf
Den Riiitungsfubritanten. 9teie 60
flung fdsine Defenders beu9tenspert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-27
lle6er preB6enGur.

Sn elmer Der neueiten Rummern be-
fdGftigt iib n2e Sri be poris" ipisber
einmol nit Der 10 Diel 9si9mdbten
frun50ifden Prebseniur. inbem sr ibr
folsenoen i9mei4elbaften 8erglei6
tpibmet: nWir piFen ale, baB Gbinu
bel friiber SiDiliiiert rpurOe als 5runts
reid. 9arum bat China au9 Iange
por Der 9eburt unIeres portrefflt9en
MeiIters Sules 9dutier, bes oberiten
2eiters Der 9eOanten in 5runfrei9, bic
@pbltaten ber 3eniur perIpiirt. uno
oa ereignete es ii6 aud einmal, Sdbrs
bunoerte iino inaipiIhen barii6er bin=
sssangen. haB Elm ManOarin in gutter
2aune gu Ietnem 6rsunbe Iugte: pSas
SanOpert Der 3eufur lit nidt idper;
uber man muB flint Snitrumente be-
fiten, nGmlib: cine S6ere, Speierlei
MaB unb alpeisrIsi @eiui6t "a Der
voberite Better Der @ebonten in Srantz
reid" miro iid bur9 bieIen liebenss
piir6isen !Sisb in Ieinem poltsbetriiges
ridden Sanbipert ni9t itDren IdHen;
frust ii9 uur, tpie Iunge Die Seffents
Itateit bic ndiueiii4en 3uitdnbe" tpeiz
ter bulbet!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-27
Der 3ui0erCee.

Die boGdnbii9e Regieruns tpiro
oemnddit nit elmer @orlage beIdGftist
lperben, Die uuf Die gtusfiibrung zines
lpirtIid sroB5ii9isen qGunss abSielt.
Die Sondnber. Die idon eroBe Seile
ibres 2anoes Dem Meere abeerIngen
baben, ipOlen nun bic 3uibsrIee gum
grDBten Sell troden Ie9en. Gs foll
5unG9it bon HorbsSoGanb nad Der
propin5 SriesIuno, alio nabe Der guss
miinoung Der 3uiberiee In Die Noroiee,
Elm rieiiger Damn bon u9tuno5pans
5is 9ilometer 9Gnse 9ebaut iperben,
Der bic 3uioeriee polltommen bonn offes
nen Uleere abf6liebt. SierduF piro
Oas san5e rieiige WuFerbeden enttpGis
Iert tperben bis auf einen 8innenIes,
aus Dem aber aud bas 9radipaFer
entleert unO Johann Siibpafer aus
benz Rbeinarm Siiel etngefiiat lperben
Ioll. Wlun bofft bterour9 unbaufGbts
ges, betes 2anb fir 250,000 8etpobs
ner gu sepinnen. Der sroBe Damn
miro nit 3pei Giienbabnitrdnsen unb
elmer 8ertsbrsitrabe belegt.
Die bierour9 getponnene neue tiirs
5eite 9anbesUerbinbung mad Grieslanb
iit fir ben inldnoii6en San6el bon
gr6bter Wi9ti9teit. Die aoiten oes
sanSen llnternebmens iinb auf 234
MtGionen bolGnbtihe @uIOen (5irtu
100 Mtlionen 0OlIurs) peraniblagt,
OerteiIt auf oreiunoOreiBis Sabre, bic
fir bic @OGenouna oss @orbabens be-
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Gin JOea(if.
eenatpr G9nrts min 8anbespbev-
aertGt pplttiRfret MAIDEN.

Ssitbem Ridter Susbes fsinen pD>
fen I'm 8unbesoberseridt aufssseben
bat, I'M &anOibat fir Die prdfSents
fdaft gu tpsrbsn, bat Senator Sobn
.. Dorts Don California cine aeitas
tion ins Dert 9efsbt. Inn in 3utunft
bas 9un6ssoberssridt bon ieber Sell
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-27

n0tist tperoen. Den lebten 9lnftob aur
bei9leunisten 8eriidii9tiguns bes sros
BEN Planes CAB Der unsebeure S9as
ben, Der ourd Die lebte Wafertatas
itropbe i'm pOlOerIano Der 3utberiee
aneeri6tet purbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-07-27

nabme an oem pOlitifden 2eben uno
Sreiben Der Ration fernsubalten.
@inen beitimmten plan sur @rrei9ung
bteIes 3iels bat er ni9t in @OrT9Iag
eebraht.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-10
RICH SHIPMENT FROM
LUCKY BOY LEASE
TEN TONS OF ORE RUN NEARLY
THREE THOUSAND
DOLLARS

Last week Alvey Miller of Haw-
thorne shipped ten tons of ore from
his lease on the 800 foot level OF the
Luckyboy mine. This ore netted
$2S1.40 ton, which is the richest
shipment in ton lots ever made from
Luckyboy. When IL is considered that
this ore was taken out by two miners
In As days, skeptics will begin to real
ize what is still slumbering in this
property, which has already yielded
over million and half dollars. The
ore above mentioned was taken out
while the miners were doing develop
ment work on the south drift and no
stopping has been done. The returns
are not only gratifying to Mr.. Miller,
but also to the company, as II proves
that there are rich deposits of ore in
the deeper levels.
Mr.. Miller has purchased the air
compressor formerly used on the Nc
Cormick lease and II Is now being TAX
en- to his lease. and will be running
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-10

my Associated Press.'
NEW YORK, Mar. WINE loo.
hau Is popular In Japan, the associa
~, ,,aype and not the intercollegiate
80, ~ the sport, Is what interests
~ :" o,hlates of the land OF Nippon.
Thara are large number OF Japanese
- hava been graduated from either
tsng,isb or American colleges and re-
turned TO the land of their birth so
mat both soccer and American foot
nan are familiar games Wheh IL
comes to INDUCING in the sport, now
ever. the association contest Is the
one that finds favor.
TO some extent this Is due 10 the
fact that during their student days
abroad the japanese played this form
NJ football in preference to the rugby
Of England. or the intercollegiate
game of the American universities.
The latter sport is, however, nlghiy
praised by Japanese who have seen
games in the United States. A visitor
of prominence from the Orient VINO
has returned to Japan is at present
comparing the American spirit sho" y
in football play to that OF the sahurai
spirit of old Japan. In ms Juusineh'
the game of intercollegiate footpaii as
played by American universities Is one
Of the surest signs of American great,
ness. In recent lecture he referred
to the sport as follows:
"If any Japanese thinks that me
spirit of old Japan, Yamato Damashii
Japanese spirit is superior to the
spirit of America, american Damas-
hii) he would have that notion chang
ed IL he could see hard fought con
test on an American college gridiron
The spirit of the old samurai is not
confined to Japan but is evident IN
every game between American FOOT
ball teams"
He then gave detailed and vivid
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-10

to the Secretary, at the office of the
company, room 265 Russ building, San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the goth
day OF March, 1916, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
fore, win be sold on Monday, the Gath
day of April, 1916, to pay the delin-
quent assessment. together with the
cost OF advertising and expenses of
sale.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
CHARLES ID. OLNEY,
Secretary.
Office, room 265 Russ building, San
Francisco, California.
First publication, Feb. II, 1916.
Last publication, Mar 20. 1915.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-10

GARIBALDI MINING & DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY

GARIBALDI MINING & DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY.
Location Of principal place o. bust.
ness Tonopah, Nevada Location OF
east of Tonopah, Nye County. Nevada.
MOTTO E--There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on. ac-
count Of Assessment No. 3, levied on
the first day of September. 1919, the
several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders. as foi-
lows:
(This stock being in pool no certih-
Name Shs. Amount
b. Succetti .. 10000 1000
Earnest Billery ... $4,000 bVVO
Forrest Lovelock \. $4,000 :5.O0
VIM. De Coursey +. 100000 lovOv
And in accordance with the law END
an order Of the Board Of Directors
1916. SO many shares OF. each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at public auction, at the
Office of the company, in the State
Bank and Trust company building.
Tonopah, on Tuesday, March the 18th,
1916 at the hour OF o'clock p. m, OF
said day, to pay the DELINQUENT assess
ments thereon, together with costs of
advertising and expenses of the sale.
unless said assessment and costs OF ad-
vertising are previously paid.
II assessment Is paid on or Def0re
the hour and date of sale mentioned
above. remittance must be accompanied
by penalty charge of $3.50 per share
holder. as listed above.
GARIBALDI MINING q DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY.
j. e. Mcnamara, r.. II. Cordts,
Adv. TM14
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-10
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
CASH BoY CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY

Location OF Principal Place of Busl-
ness, Carson City, Nevada. Location of
works, Tonopah, Nye County. Nevada
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on ac-
count of Assessment No. s, levied on
the 10th day OF February. 1915, the
amount set opposite the name of the
respective shareholder:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-10

ASSESSMENT NOTICE

ToNoPAH Gypsy QUEEN MINING co
Location of principal place of bust
ness. and location OF works, Tonopah
Nye county Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at 9
meeting of the Board of Directors, held
on the 10th day of February, 1915 an
assessment (No. 50 of One % cent PEI
share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable i'm
mediately In United States gold coin
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-10
THE LATEST GOSSIP IN SPORTING CIRCLES

description of the game as he saw 1t;
the stoicism of the injured players,
men knocked unconscious, FLOODED
noses, wind knocked out, and the mat
ter-of-fact spirit in which all the hard
knocks were taken by the players
THAT game" he remarked, would
never thrive in Japan"
In China soccer is also growing in
popularity. Two of President Yuan
Shi-kai's soons, Yuan Ko-chuan and
Yuan KOCH, are enthusiastic football
players, and members of team re-
Gently organized at the palace which
at present is playing series of games
with a team from the Picking club.
Yuan Ko-chuan is President Yuan Shi-
kais fifth son, and Yuan KOCH is his
seventh son. The older is about
twenty and the other several years
younger. Both have been at school
for several years in England, where
they acquired their first training in
football.
Although Honos Wagner is one of
| the oldest OF the active professional
baseball elan, having just celebrated
his forty-second birthday, he is still
making records. With three other
members of the Pittsburgh team he
claims to be the first to start train
ing for the 1916 season. Late last
month, during a thaw spell, Wagner
| met outfielder Hinchman, pitcher Man
aux. and Manager Callahan at the club
| office. The springlike weather caus-
| cd hn al 10 nd hapnba
/ play and the upshot was that the quar-,
! tet slipped out to Forbes field and
/ INDUCED in a short session in batting
and throwing. Wagner states that this
is the earliest date that he has ever
begun training in his many years in
] the big leagues.
'~><>><~>~<<<<<
| in about ten days, when he will put
on larger force of men, who will not
be handicapped with foul air.
Mr.. Miller followed a small streak
in the hanging wall, which led to an
entirely new ledge. which is about SO
feet from what was considered the
main ledge.
A number of other leasers have
made shipments varying from five to
is tons, and the lowest returns were
| $40 a ton.
There is no hot air about thes,
| figures. They are returns from tht
sampler at Hazen, and the gold coil
is now at the disposal of the shippers
"The beauty of ii all is said ;
man who knows whereof he speaks
"the Luekboy has as yet only beel
scratched"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-10

And in accordance with law and an
order of the board OF directors made
on the 18th day of January, 1915. so
many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary Will be sold
at public auction at the office OF the
company. Geo. Bartlett's office, Carson
City, Nevada, on Monday. March 20.
1915, at the hour OF 2 o'clock p. m. OF
said day to pay said delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with the costs
OF advertising and expenses of the sale.
n II. MEADn. Secretary.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-01
LeapYea Club Members
Really Out for Husbands

municipal dance at Trinity play park
tonight. The girls will have full
charge of the affair. The proper leap
year spirit will be further emphasized
ty the fact the chaperones will be re-
cruited from the Fathers club, an
auxiliary to the park management.
The dance will be public and Is in
tended to give the working boys and
girls Ct the city an opportunity to
enjoy all the traditional privileges
of leap year. The problem of getting
The boys home after the dance. when
street car and jitney service is un-
certain, has been solved by the or
ganization of parties by girls who in
tend to act as escorts for boys living
in the same neighborhood. The girls
will keep together until all the boys
are safely home. then will pair on,
each girl living nearest that parttc-
ular part Of town taking another girl
TO her home for the night. It Is ex-
pected to be slow process, but It is
very dark in Dallas at night.
The affair Is sponsored by the city
officials and Mayor I 1indsley and the
city commissioners viii: be present at
tue gala affair.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-01
Mouing:Pictures

1.-THE Two Orphans" has long been
known as a classic Of the stage. But
now. as picturized for William Fox.
it is seen in a new form. Adolphe
D'Ennery, the author Of this world
famous drama, would hardly recog-
nize his play as produced for the
screen, so vital and yirile thing has
it become through the skilled dtrec-
tion of Herbert Brenon and the won
derful effects Of skilled camera work
and production. With Mr.. Brennon
himself as Pierre and Theda Bara
and Jean Sothern as the two sisters,
the cast Of principals could hardly
be stronger. Few there are who do
not know the story Of the "Two
Orphans" The story is one that can
not help but grip and hold. An all
star cast will be seen in this wonder
full saven-reel feature. Don't forget
that this will be shown tonight only
at the Star.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-03-01
Herald I Special Scrvice)

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu-
gene, Ore. March Five reasons
why there have been many failures
among factories In Oregon were
stated by Fletcher Linn OF Portland
to students In the State University
school of commerce, Tho reasons
were
Lack OF capital; bad accounting;
too little collecting ind too much buy
Ing; poor locations; bad organixa-
tiOn.
Mr.. Linn Is a business organiser
and an efficiency expert--sometimes
called a business DOCTOR" He 10 q
member OF the board OF advisers OF
the school of commerce.
He emphasized good accou ntiug.
Many worthy enterprises fail be-
cause the owner does not know how
TO make out a financial statement OF
sufficient accuracy and In sufficiently
good business reform 70 produce
backing from a bank. Vest pocket &C.
counting is successful sometimes. but
not usually" no said.
Legitimate enterprises are much
hampered these days by the remsm.
orance OF the many Wildcats" that