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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
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unit~i Press Stan Correspondent
LosppS. t'"r, :. John iiuli npcn
f.. sp,aly portion of ,his Year appiyia,
he lessons he learned las, y-ar III,
u,,,asss of 1915 were rather dis,,rss
i.r a, III. 'ia,n, but they proved excel
I'm, teas heta, tising a backward pup.i
q, always. John Hull had to b- driven
and The piosrnn ~as necessarily pain
MI From the pataahrii-s To Mcsopo
,sn.a. from Sruse thapprii- To i.oos
from Saaa Ia Athens. he tiuhd-tra
sl.ns. but. as subsraa-n, his,ut, has
demonstrated. all the time srluitins
n~,it bu, IT every strategic failure
s,rt, unfuiailr.i expectation. boll mill
,s,y and poiitirai. he rahae e-a 10 learn
.asnri, ing and the lrssons STUCK
yifst of all the irsson ot centralized
,sprt ia the direction III wat II IN
,.,nsl gO,rfnin-nt. III domestic econ
esnf and ~ efficiency. thorough,
harmed i~d him Ia pat the man shu
sb-u,~ all oth-fz has done il,us, fuf
Ensland David lloyd George into -
tsar,lcai dir,a,ofShip otrs all these
branches Of iiriiish artisiis
The Asaai,h rabinut. With Hs mud,
aiins aiuns" tell because liritish pub
iis opinion. sinos' sniidi, aligned b-
hind the LATHE wrisIman.- drnanti-.l
ssrt~u- -fflri~hc, In i.nsiands nsh,
for ilf- u Mas characteristic uf Lloyd
Geofsr. tho breaker of precedent. that
he should s~-rp away nearly all the
old ministerial machinery and subati,
tate tor the ioas-ly hni'. sios moving
o,eroiflr-rrd cabinet. email. rom
pact par ~nunri! ~ n,~ in-tnh-rs and
hk- ,h.s strp Win The -asrf acaui~s
s-ser of John Hull And John iiuii
es1ally ha.cs new Ian gici ,hlnss.
shos -i the Transformation IN his char
sr,rr which tho war has wfuush, by
standing behind Lloyd Uror~
iiy rranon of his ratly unsuce~shful
adventures In the Nuar i.aai he gath
erred Invaluable knowledge IN the mat
,er of organization and rquipmen,
which he has this year applied IN other
quarters A = rraul, of the failure of
his 'foopn In tho ~rn, In the sprine
and fall of 1915 To attain their desired
objective ho made certain changes In
psfsohnci. vastly improved his organ
nation behind the iinca. and above all
learned ,ha, tho only way seriously TO
den, tho German front was with a pre-
psndoratinx supply of aho, and shell,
In tho ncld of diplomacy wherein III"
Germans al nrrt Gu, circles all around
him. he ia steadily improvin. lie lost
bulgaria to tho allied cause. but tho rx'
pcrl~nrc he acquired In that process
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
DESERVES COLO
MEDAL FOR THIS
CINCINNATI AUTHORITY TELLS
HOW TO DRY UP A CORN so "
LIFTS OUT

You corn.pestered men and women
need suffer no longer. Wear the shoes
that nearly killed you before. says this
Cincinnati authority. because a few
drops Of freezone applied directly on
a tender, aching corn stops soreness
at once and soon the corn loosens so It
can be lifted out. root and all. without
pain.
A quarter Of an ounce Of freezone
cost very little at any drug store. but
is sufficient to take of every hard or
slit corn or callus. This should be
tried. as It IL inexpensive and ia said
not to infiame or even irritate the sur.
rounding tissue or skin.-Paid Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26

to demonstrate the quick and remark
able change both In health and ~
pearance awaiting those who practice
internal sanitation. We must remem'
Dor that inside cleanliness 70 more
important than outside. becsuss the
skin does not absorb impurities to con-
taminats the blood. while the pores In
the thirty feet of bowels da-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
Englandinthe War
During Past Year

,soTE Following is the nrsi ~ !,
.,t,es uf il,r at'lrioF. an" ftnn zach nl
,.s b-lliG-frh, rapitnta nni one ftnu
war expert. J " 7 Mason. review
,ss the r,rnta of III" iast year IN i.n
,.ps. Thrsr stories w"tr written be-
,or any drfni,r disposition of Ger
r,sn,s peace move had been rnad-p
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
ey CLARENCE AMMAN
Editor Of the Eastern Underwater

Editor Of the Eastern Underwater
written for United Press)
NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Chinamen
are good prospects for life insurance
aGents II the latter are good fellows,
but II persona non grata they can have
he finest protective proposition in the
world to offer and they will be met
only with an Indifferent shrug Of the
phoulder.
Barnes Moss. formerly Of Atlanta,
and representing q life insurance com.
pany In North China. has a reputation
n Shanghai Of being q good mixer
.mong Chinese bankers and mer.
chants. which may account for the
fact that he can and does write mil.
lion dollars Of life insurance bushes,
in a year.
spent half day with him while he
'olic!ted risks. The nrst thing We did
was 10 30 to bank and pay Q death
claim On the wealthiest Chinaman In
She nghai. who had died q short time
before.
"The ChInaman loves prompt pay.
ineh,." said Moss. "and we make 1t =
point tc pay q claim in the quickest
possible time. because Of the impress
sion II makes"
We entered the bank. went directly
to room In the back and seeing the
henehoiaries Barnes shouted 80 that
all could hear him: Boys. I've got
the check" A crowd Of the insured's
forn.er associates gathered around, all
smiling as they witnessed the signing
of the receipt. and we were out in I'VE
minutes.
"l'll tackle that whole bunch for life
insurance inside Of week." said Moss.
They have all had an object lesson in
life Insurance."
Going into an ivory store Moss wrote
an income policy by showing the pro-
prietor that on his great birthdays
from sixty up-a large sum Of money
would be due him each year.
"Over in America there is only one
way to sell life insurance" said Moss.
"and that is by talking Of the protec.
ton to the family-the widow and the
children. But that kind Of talk here
would make me starve to death. The
Chinaman is interested in himself-l
not In the family. He il interested in
what he Is going to get out Of the
proposition. and does not worry As to
what is going to become Of his family
when he passes away"
We had an illustration Of this afte:
to the once before lunch,
when young Chinaman. his face
aliyht with a smile. came in. and said.
with IN air Of great Joy. my fathe:
died today" He was the bene1iciarv
under tho policy.
The best life insurance solicitors in
Shanghai are Of the white race. 1t Is
dinicult to hnd native talent to solicit
life insurance. as the Cinnamon regard
insurance soliciting as degrading. II
makes them lose face" something un.
lignined. Cinnamon OF the better |
class are long lived. but the insurance
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26

Mer lung.Skovsaard pianists, Mis- d.
rat. Emma Drought lyric soprsae. MI.
died Haynes dramatic sopesss. x.s:y,
Maibsn Allsn eontralto, and Autrsy
N. Ensls baritons. These srs ejl sst.
lists Of the very highest typs IN shsir
respective lines. and the prosssm %
be rendered By them will b e -
greatest variety. There win - arias
from your favorits operas, in eostums.
and folk sonss. 70 dear to the heart q
everyone; in fact. It win - q pro.
gram to satisfy all.
At the finale the entire company win
give the 'Barcarolle" from the "Taiss
of Hoffman," BY Ohenbach. It may b
tat ultra informed musical people
may disdain 30 tuneful and melodic
an end, yet there is something flns IN
the prospect Of the "Barcarolle" - Q
finale. It gives one something sub.
"'antial to whistle - one walks home.
The fact that skovgaard has Q S13,.
900 violin. q real Stradivarius quite
incidental. Nor IL the information
'Nat he carries q $4,000 insurance POI
icy upon his left hand more than .
'ai- entree to tte acquisitive minds oe
people who are bewildered By things
musical; 1t is the bigger fact that hs u
= good musician and would play WITH
feeling upon an instrument Of Infinitely
less value which should mako overy
one accord him generous welcome.
skovgaard was born IN Copsnhagsa
In 1875. BY the time he was . small
chap Of six hs was taking violin II.
sons. They even say be extsmpofissd
a violin out Of cigar boz. Anyway.
at the age Of 20 he became . pupil a
Josepr Joachim. TO be pupil a the
Rrest Joachim II the same - lissing
the ends Of the finger tips and saying
''Parbleu." Not every man can say II.
N"w they say Caesar Thompoon.s
Later he received recognition from The
crowned patrons Of music, and today
il an artist whose power has had tins
To mature. He has gained those Ansr
qualities Of balance and resource q
which can come IN 10
other way than BY steady develop.
lnent Of the musician himself In devo-
ton to his Unborn and chosen art.
Hc happily escaped the misfortune
Of being foisted upon the world - IN
infant prodigy. Instead. he has been
allowed to follow the vastly wiser
course Of remaining unknown through
The long years Of tnremitting toil
which are essential to the proper Do
vclopment Of genius. A. result his
work IL now NO immature and won
terful exhibition Of miraculously early
but the balanced. ven
performance Of one who Aas
earned the right to play - master q
his art Genius u there: without Il No
man can be = great musician. But Il
Is genius controlled and made sub
serv lent to the win Of one who = I'M
buel with the highest traditions q
what violin playing ought to b.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-12-26
Nay Divide callssen,a

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 3e.-Talk q
dividing California into two states vas
revived again today following Mayor
Woodman's declaration for . division
along the line Of the Tehachapi Tidse.
Disappointment over the slashing Of
the federal appropriation Of Los An
geles harbor maintenance nom 47S..
900 to $4,000 while other California
harbors get liberal appropriations
caused the revival.
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Known, But Not
Understood

Be- REN Is r SlICLlFfE
ir Bible
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gives VS. hint wlui the Christian has
before him
a Certain Prospect
The prospect Is that certain expert
ences which VIII De hard 10 bear viii
b. nf with an hfes journey Therc
Wiil be- mnny Things which wiu cot anil
hurt aui which seem altogether uu
necessary una as though ii were Inn
possible far them % work for good
lhns ~ ioiu hy Baptist lorked III
10 prison lie Nas mun accustomed
from Dis youth 10 She grca, oulduors
the uuuntaas and the pain> The
rlfers ani hrpaks the broad neuuias
SKY ANA parktns starry heavens were
aaura % him H. had given his IT,
g Goa ana thousands hug m his
words suddenly h. Is thrown into
prison fnr Mis- GufAfulu"ss 10 the
Lord. Bur 'he Lord was al hand Tho
Lord wifh peHer ta spoak word mad
hitnd eyes saw and deaf ears hearl
Aud even the bars and doors 81 thp
grave w"r" nroiseu and opened sure
such 1nr wtl such power eoull
open mere prison doors ana Sci the
prisoner ir.. But though d. know
ioiu "a~ u prison because Of faith
,gIue-~ 20 himself he gave up sl1u.
HHt went % the reiivf nj the Huprls-
amd tar Johu gould nof understand
ha u, could know thut fhis asvful
Apefsrne. would tork together with
ai his other experiences for good.
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We lrslrrII Or Z " uIWuy- unlerstnod
WHY ihey go as they do Bui the text
gives US q hint whui the Christian has
before. him
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-21
BLISS WILL talk
BEFORE FARMERS
Scott County Man to Be Speaker at
Meeting Called for Purpose Of
Organizing Country Gentlemen.

Announcement is made that G. r.
Bliss of Scott county will be speaker
at the meeting to be held Tuesday, JAN
Is, at the Rock Island county court
house. Purpose of the meeting will
be to effect an organization composed
of farmers of the county who, assisted
by the state and public spirited bust
ness men, will employ the services Of
an agricultural expert. The session
will be called to order at 1890. Much
preliminary work in behalf of the
movement has already been down in
different townships of the county.
Township organizations have gone on
record as favoring the employment of
an expert and a canvass for members
OF the prospective organization Is well
under way.
Effort is also being made to have
Professor G. Eckhardt of Dekalb ap-
pear as a speaker at the Tuesday meet
ing. Definite word as to whether he
can be present at the meeting is ex-
pected from Professor Eckhardt with
in the next day or so.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-21
JESUS IS COMING
BACK, SAYS CAMP
Evangelist Points to This as Most
Comforting Fact in Bible in
Broadway Sermon.
SIMPLE TEACHING ADVOCATED
Modern Tendencies and Events to Be
Discussed Tonight-Meetings
to End Sunday.

Jesus is coming again. This is the
most comforting fact in the bible for
the Christian. Jesus is coming again
in his resurrection body, to set up His
kingdom Of peace and righteousness
on earth. He will bring with him all
those who have fallen asleep trusting
in Him and lis bride, the church, will
reign with him as His consort.
1.-THE bible puts much importance
on this truth. More than eight hun
dred direct references are made to it
in the bible and nearly half Of these
references occur in the new tesla
ment. The teachings are plain to one
who reads with faith.
THE doctrine Of the Lords second
coming has been largely discredited
and dishonored by certain sects that
have tried to set dates for the event.
Jesus expressly stated that the times
and the seasons Of His coming are
, known to no one, not even the angels
in heaven and that His coming will be
unexpected, in a time when it is not
| looked for. No Christian has a right
to set date for the coming of Christ.
It is for us to be always ready for
His coming, that we may not miss our
share in the glory of His appearing"
Last night at Broadway Presbyter-
ian church, Norman H. Camp gave
remarkable exposition of the biblical
doctrine of the second coming of
Christ Stripping away all the mis-
conceptions and external teachings
which have crept into the church
through mems failure to take the bible
teachings in their simplicity, Mr.. Camp
presented the plain words Of scrip
ture, impressing the great central
truth that Jesus is to come again and
that He is to appear as King and
Saviour to those who have accepted
him as Judge to those who have re-
iected his truth.
This evening Mr.. Camp will carry
the theme on to its conclusion speak
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-21
cry RES|STS RE-
HEARING FOR THE
ANNEXATI0NCASE
Counsel for Municipality File Motion
in Supreme Court to Strike
Petition.
CLAIM VIOLATION OF THE RULE
Aver Appellants Attorneys Introduce
Argument in Move for New
Consideration.
CLAIM VIOLATION OF THE RULE

Petition for rehearing In the case
of People Of the state of Illinois, on
reatfon Of Mary ]. Dougherty, ct al,
vs. city of Rock Island, better known
as the annexation suit, has been filed
in The supreme court at Springfield by
searle & Marshall, representing the re-
lators.
II will be remembered that Judge
". T. Church in circuit court here
held that the annexation of Sears to
This city was valid and appeal was
taken to the supreme court, where the
decision was affirmed.
William McEniry and City Attorney
JK. Scott, representing the city, have
fled a motion to strike from the files
the petition of the appellant asking
for a rehearing of the case and the
matter will be taken up when the
high tribunal convenes Monday, Feb. 7
Violates the Rule.
The motion points out that the pc
tjtion is in violation of Rule 80 OF
the supreme court, which provides
that petition for rehearing shall state
concisely the points supposed to have
been overlooked or misapprehendet
BY the court, with proper reference
to the particular portion Of the orig
inal abstract and brief relied upon
In no case will any argument be per.
mitted in support Of such petition
This rule will be strictly enforced and
any petition in violation thereof viii
be stricken from the files"
It is charged by the counsel for the
city that the petition is manifestly il
direct violation of this rule. 1t il
ayerred that it not only argues the
case but presents to the court add
tional reasons which were not mad
in original brief and argument ant
cites additional authorities. Fou
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-21

ing of the millenial reign of Christ as
set forth in the book Of Revelation.
He will speak of modern tendencies
and events, such as the present world
war, in their relation to the working
out of Gods plan Of the ages. A
graphic presentation of these points
is made by means of the blackboard
and large charts, which help the
audience to grasp the whole scheme
readily
Sunday Closing Day.
Sunday is to be busy day at Broad
way church. It will be the closing day
Of the present campaign. Mr.. Camp
will speak to the Sunday school at
$3.50 and will preach at the regular
service at 11:45.
At 3 o'clock in the afternoon there
is to be a meeting for men only, at
experience in business and as a
! Christian worker. He was for some
years practicing attorney in Chica-
go, but through rather remarkable
means he was called out of his law
practice into definite Christian work,
in which he has been engaged for a
considerable time. The story OF his
experience is one Of especial interest
/ to business men and to all who find
conflict between their business and
their religion. There will be special
musical features for this meeting
with male chorus and male quar-
tet and it is hoped that the church
NAV be filled with men.
At the Sunday evening service, Mr.
Camp will present his final message
of the series. The music at all these
services is an inspiring feature, with
the chorus choir directed by Mr.
Cairns The church invites everyone
who is at all interested 70 attend and
enjoy these opportunities for gaining
an enlarged knowledge of bible truth
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-21
PLAN BUSY Time
IN Boys DIVISION
Many Live Meetings VIII Be Held at
the Local Y. NJ. C. A. Within
the Next Few Weeks.

The remainder of this month and the
first of next will be extra busy times
for the local Y. NJ C. A. boys depart
ment. Friday, Jan. %, will be Moth
ers' Day" at the association and all
mothers who have sons in the junior
class at the "Y' are invited to be pres
ent between the hours of and 6. The
members of the Live Wire club, 1u-
nior organization, are planning the
affair and the mothers are sure to
spend an enjoyable afternoon. Special
stunts in the gym and swimming pool
will be pulled off. Refreshments will
also be served. Invitations are to be
issued to the mothers the latter part
of this week.
An open house for all the boys in the
city is planned for Feb. II. All boys
in the city are invited to be present and
an evening full of fun is being plan
ned Comic moving pictures, live
talk, eats and big splash in the big
pool will be some of the features.
The father and son banquet planned
for this year will be out Of the or
binary run Of such affairs. Plans are
not yet ready for publication but IL
might be worth while to look for an
nouncements concerning it.
The local department now enrolls
$50 boys in bible study classes. Five
classes hold regular weekly meetings
with regular leaders and all follow
a standard course of study. Another
| class Is to be organized next week fol
members of the younger young men.
class.
In connection with the coming o
DR.. E. A. Ross, of the University O
Wisconsin, who is to speak before thu
Broadway Presbyterian Mems cluf
next Friday evening, an announce
ment of great interest to the ladie:
| has just been made.
Many women have been asking i
some arrangement could not be made
whereby they might hear the address
and it has been decided that such ar
rangement will be made Ladies' will
be admitted to the galleries to heal
the address, and all who wish to heal
it are invited to attend.
Men who are not members OF thu
club will be welcome at the suppe,
at $50, which will precede the ad
dress. The ladies should plan to conn
by o'clock, at which time DR.. Ros!
will speak.
Impressions of South America
will be the theme Of the lecture. ant
those who have heard DR.. Ross OF
this subject say that he presents hi
material in an exceedingly interesting
and instructive manner
The supper committee of the clul
promises a fine menu, and the pro
gram committee has special musica
attractions In prospect. and Their
seems to be no doubt that this ID 60
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-21
ing to be record breaking meeting
for the mems club.
THREE CLUBS TIED
IN EUCHRE TOURNEY

As result of the games played last
night in the euchre tournament, now
being conducted here, three clubs, the
Hastings, Sommers and Spur and
Happy Buffet, are tied for the lead
with Sc games apiece in the won col
umn. keystone is second with "a and
the Peerless and Kruegers are last
with rs. In the games played last
night, Sommers and Spur and Happy
Buffet won q apiece, Keystone 20,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-21
-FOUR PERMITS FOR
REMODELING ISSUED

Four building permits issued during
the week closing today by Building
Inspector c. V. Johnson were all for
remodeling. Following Is the list:
John Bruck, 4409 Seventeenth
avenue, remodeling .........$ ITO
William J. Thurwanger, for P.
]. Lee, 1881 Third avenue, re-
modelling zoo
Hudson, Collins & Hammerich,
for James McQuade, 300 Ninth
street, remodeling .......... 9S4
Hudson, Collins & Hammerich,
for L. H. Bordeau, remodel
Total ................... 81 ,094
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-21

cases in this state are pointed out in
the motion In which the supreme court
has dismissed petitions for rehearing
where they were in the nature of ar
guments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-21
Have You a Boy Problem ?

II GALLUP UC oOlNC0 Wy "a AeAA
metic. Solve it by feeding
him Shredded Wheat
natural food that makes his
body buoyant with the en-
ergy of youth-a muscle
and brain builder - contains
the life of the wheat in a
digestible form. Builds
sturdy, robust boys and girls.
Serve it for breakfast with
hot milk. Made at Niagara
Falls, N. Y.