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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
International News serrice :.

international News Service.
LONDON. Aug. 15.-Nearly all
the trenches captured by the Ger
mans northwest of Pozieres on the
SOmme front during sunday have
been reconquered by the British. the
war Office announced this afternoon.
In spite of the deep mud resulting
from the heavy rainstorm on Mon
day there was furious lighting along
the western slope of the ridge north
of Pozieres last night.
Strong attacks were delivered by
the British troops after the German
positions had been subjected TO a
powerful bombardment
The Germans resisted desperately.
but the British were able 10 pene-
trate the Teuton position. occupy
ing important trenches which they
had lost Sc hours earlier.
PARIS. Aug. 15.-German artil-
lery both north and south of the
SOmme river was very active all
night carrying out vigorous bonn
bardment OF British and French po-
sitions.
French positions south of the
Somme were under a particularly
heavy fire.
Infantry attacks were made by
the Germans southwest Of Peronne
the war Office stated in its daily COM
munique. and the Teutons we're sue
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
Attackcd frnm N

VIENNA. Cvia Berlin wireless
Aug 15- Italian batteries. air sta
tIou= and defensive works az the
mouth OF the isouZo river have a-aiu
been attacked from the AIR by tine
A..stro- Il uusariauz.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
THREE ARE KILLED IN
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECK

International News Service.
WASHINGTON. Aug 15.-Three
men are known 10 have been killed
and at least six We're injured in a
head-on collision OF double headed
freight trains ON the Baltimore X
ohio railroad at NanCes Station.
two miles east OF here. about 4
O'Clock this morning. The trains
were 40. 50 westbound. and No. 100
eastbound
The dead
j. w. Fustis engineer o. Glen
wood PA. - Henderson Of Glen
IS God. fireman. and Wright.
fireman. OF Glenwood
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
SURVIVORS ARE CAPTURED.

ROME. Aug. IA Tripoli dis
patch reports that one OF the miss
Ing lifebOats OF the steamer Letim-
bro. sunk by an Austrian submarine.
reached the coast of North Africa
with eight survivors who had been
given UP for dead. but that the en-
tire party was captured by Arabian
rebels and carried into the interior.
A rescue expedition is being form
cd to effect their release. who in
clude several women.
GENOA. Aug. 1.-THE Italian
steamer Teti has been sunk by a
submarine in the Mediterranean.
Part Of the crew was landed here to-
day. but II men are missinE. The
Teti displaced 2,S6S tons and was
built in 1888.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
THE WEATHER

lNDIANA--Prohahfy showers to-
night and "Wednesday.
LOWER MICHIGAN. - Generally
fair and warmer t0uiEht. WedDes-
dav partly cloudy. probably showers
in southeast portion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-15
Coal Would Run out.

CONTINUED OF PAGE SEVEN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25
KLAMATH PEOPLE
ASKED TO ASSIST
SUFFERING jews
(Continued from page ~

bean driven from their homes with
out warning, deprived Of an oppor-
tunity to make provision for their
most elementary wants. causine
starvation, disease and untold suf-
fering; and
"Whereas, the people OF the
United States Of America have
learned with sorrow of this terrible
plight of millions Of human beings
and have most generously responded
70 the cry for help whenever such an
appeal has reached them; therefore.
bo It
Resolved, that, In view OF the
misery, wretchedness and hardsnips
which these 100000 Jews are suf-
fering, the president Of the United
states be respectfully asked to desis-
nate q day on which the citisens OF
this country may give expression to
their sympathy by contributing to
the funds now being raised for the
relief of the Jews in the war zones.
Whereas. the president. Of the
United States has issued . proclama-
tion calling upon the people Of the
United States to lend aid to the
stricken Jewish people OF the war
ridden countries; and
Whereas, it seems to me eminent
ly At and proper that we Of Oregon
should bear our share in assisting so
far a. we may the distressed people
Of a race who have given to US, and
to all of the people Of the Union, 30
many worthy citizens;
Now, therefore, /, as governor OF
the state of Oregon, do hereby call
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25

Of birth control, but the busy reform
societies, managed by persons who 90
not believe in her political theories.
induced a federal grand jury to In
dict her. Hundreds of her friends
including many well known persons
gave her a dinner the night before
she was hailed to court, and many OF
them accompanied her to the court
room.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25

Mrs. Margaret H. Sanger. editor OF
the Woman Rebel. feminist publica-
ton which has created considerable
interest during the past two years.
was placed on trial before the United
States court in New York the other
day on the charge Of having sent
the mails indecent literature.
What she did was to air her theories
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25
STEEL TRUST IS
MAKING FORTUNE
FIi,sT DIVIDEND SINCE 1914 n
DECLARED TODAY. on EARN
INGS or TuE CONCERN ~ fHE
LAST QUARTER
nitcd Press service

United treSs service
NEW YORK. Jan 2J.---Ths S'ss'
Corporation today declared . ess''
toriy dividend Of l VI per cent on co..
mon and ~ per cent on pfssssfa
stocks, This In the arN d'vietss
since 1914.
The earnings Of the corporAsloa l@
the last quarter were over stl.o0''
coo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25
Political Announcements
For Sheriff

To the Voters Of klamath County:
Itake this means Of announcing
my candidacy for the republican nom
ination for sheriff at the primaries. l
believe that my work az deputy sheriff
speaks for itself, and I shall greatly
appreciate the support Of the voters.
r. r. BREWBAKER.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25

the attention OF the people of Oregon
to the facts as above set forth and
suggest to them the desirability OF
our joining in setting aside January
q, 1915, as a day upon which we
may make such contributions as we
can for the aid of the stricken Jew
ish people.
JAMES WITHYCOMBE.
Governor of Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25
Window Crashed.
90 . -
BRIEF MENTION

A. P. Lipp of Marysville Is In this
city ON business.
F. l.. Burns is down from Fort
Klamath.
Everything in the fancy goods line
is carried by Henderson. 1896
Main street. 1t
Rena Hill Is a visitor to this city
from the klamath Agency.
John Hagelstein is a business Wis
it0r here from Algoma.
Wilford Walker is a late arrival
from the klamath Agency.
Tender meats make appetizing
meals. Order from the Peoples Mar
ket. Phone SO. 1t
j. Sallabury is here on business
from Marysville. Calf.
Dave Liskey is In this city from
Dairy.
The best of service at all times.
Ford Garage. Ninth and klamath. 1t
Joe Loraossa 10 . late arrival from
Marysville.
p. 8. Humphrey IL here from San
Francisco.
Music. bowling and billiards at the
New Palm. Fifth and Main. 1t
v. A. Aghtfoot 10 In this city ON
business from Chico. Calf.
d. Mastsrson is . recent visitor
from Grass Valley.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25
TO the Voters of klamath County:

To the Voters Of klamath County:
hereby announce myself a. . can
didate for tht Office Of sheriff for
Klamath county, Oregon, on the re-
publican ticket. respectfully ask the
support Of the voters OF the county at
the primary election for this ONCE.
JOHN GOLDMAN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25

Representative william 8. Howard
" Georgia Is going after the banks
"a'ch, according to the controller of
the treasury, have charged usuricus
rates OF INTEREST,". He wants the con-
'roiltr to name the banks he had In
hhhd when the charge was first pre-.
sented.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25
WILSON ASKS A
SPEEDING MOVE
AS RESULT, CALENDARS ARE IN.
CREASED, AND EFFORT WILL.
BE MADE TO PUT THROUGH IN.
PORTANT BILLS
United Press Service

United Press Service
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. %
President Wilson has requested the
leaders In both houses OF congress to
Eut on full steam" and expedite i'm
portant legislation This seems to be
bearing fruit. .
The chalrmen are spurring COM
mittees along. and both houses have
Increased calendars for consIdera-
tion.
The senate committee on military
afairs plans a new series of meetings
shortly for the drafting of another
army bill. Chairman Chamberlain be-
lieves his measure is hopelessly los,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25
Directors Meeting.

Directors Meeting.
A meeting Of the directors Of the
klamath Commercial Club will be
held this evening. Attention will be
given to several important matters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25
TARIFF RATES
TO Be STUDIED
PRESIDENT COMMITTED TO MAN,
ING OF BOARD no MAKE INyEs.
TIGATION AN DREPORT WHAT
IL NEEDED
United Press Service

WASHINGTON. ID, c.. Jan. 25.-
~ IL announced that President VII.
son IL committed to the tariir commits.
sion plan. whereby commission VIII,
investigate conditions with q view Ia
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25

Subscribe for the Herald. SO cents
month
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25
Hack From North.

County Commissioner Fraas
Mccormack came In last nisht ~
attendance ut the federal dssun
court In Portland. He also "s''"
relatives In his old home. Eussa" v
fore returning 10 klamath.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25

Encampment Tonight.
Ewauna Encampment No. 4G. |. o.
o. F.. meets In regular session to-
night Visiting Patriarchs invited.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25

To the Voters of klamath County:
hereby announce myself a candi-
date for. the democratic nomination
for sheriff at the coming primaries,
and I respectfully ask the support Of
the voters of klamath county.
GEORGE L. HUMPHREY.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25

submitting to congress recommenda.
tiohs Tor better schedules. He be.
''e'eS mat board Of responsible
business mon, similar to the federal
reserve board. ought to be appointed
TO Investigate the country's trade
A non-partlsan commission Ia plan.
hed Tor this important work.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25

GOOD STOCK of merchandise. about
$500, to exchange for land or
town property. sgd Evans. 25-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25
pcaNexS Happer9l8S
&67S 10 and about NM 3

served Bostwick, the barber. In the
act Of removing barber pole which
had crashed through the window.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25
Here From Doris.
&c. Sitter. Doris banker. Is here
on a business trip.
Gone Below.

Gone Below.
Joe Mcdonald departed on Mon
days outgoing passenger for southern
points, to attend to business matters.
Leaves for South.
Sam Dearing. night engineer at the
White Pelican hotel for the past sea-
son, left on the train yesterday morn
ing for Stockton, Calf.
Window Crashed.
Pedestrians on Main street yesterday
afternoon were startled by the sound
Of falling glass, and glancing In the
direction OF the store room occupied
by the Runk & Snider millinery. OBJ
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-01-25
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

SMALL RANCH, well improved. quar-
ter mile from city limits, to ex-
change for larger place or good city
property.-Syd Evans. Z5-n
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-21
People and Events

The New York Telephone company last week
distributed to its subscribers 2007 900 copies Of
its new directory. Ten thousand names were
added to its list in three months
Hoosicrdom occasionally switches from ro-
nance and politics to more practical enterprise.
split nickels for street pay-as youenter boxes
has become an active industry at Indianapolis.
Bird lovers Of Montcair, N. J., marshaled by
the city's animal warden, have disposed OF over
900 cats caught roaming at large The crusaders
found that belling the cats did not prevent de-
structon OF young birds in nests.
One Of the few remaining entertainments Of
the horse vehicle has surrendered ingloriously TO
the gas wagon. Rowing bands of gypses in Mis-
souri, have discarded horse power and are moving
from camp to camp in limousnes of back number
models.
One Of the Doolcy family, surnamed Henry.
hailing from Porto Rico, featured the distant
delegate circle Of the democratic national conver,
ton. He sported a growth Of whskers as lux
uriant as the crop of J. Ham Lewis, cut and
eombed on the Hughes model Dooley declined
to cay whether he will vote as he whskers
One Karl klotz of New York attempted Ia
play the repentant prodigal to his wife, whom he
had deserted two months before Mrs. Klotz
did not possess the means to swing the fatted
calf feature OF the act but she gave him the best
she had IN the house. II was a latiron and the
delivery held Klotz until the hospital ambulance
arrived. ".
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-21
WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES,

Reports from the General Federation Of
Women's Clubs say that the gray-haired
women predominated. There was only one
young women delegate and she was Miss
Winfred Fairfax Wardner Of Cairo, ILL.,, who
will attend the republican convention.
At the home economics session of the
General Federation Of Women's Clubs the
subject of dress was discussed and members
were quoted as saying that cit Is possible
Tor woman to dress not only well but with
distinction at a cost Of not less than So and
not more than $40 a dress"
conference of educators will be held in
Washington next October under the auspices
of the National Institution Of Moral Instruc.
ton for the purpose of making plans for
more thorough moral instruction in the
schools. The institution has announced a
campaign for 100000 to work for char
acter education. A prize Of IS, 900 has been
offered for the best children's code Of morals.
Mrs. Ada H. Millicen of Oregon is vice
president Of the Women's Pacific Coast Tri-
state Good Roads association, and is a leader
in the good roads movement in the Pacific
states. She says that women wish to arouse
enthusiasm on the subject, that the men may
then DO the necessary work, for she says
women and men are equally interested in
having good roads. Mrs. Millicen Is an au-
thortty on the American Indian, having spent
six years among them. doing research work.
The German government Is carrying on
lively press campaign for the purpose Of
inducing women to take up sports on a
larger scale A race Of muscular mothers,
1t is asserted. is necessary that the new
generation may hold its own. as the pres.
emit one, now so depleted. has done. Sport,
the German physicians say, is the best anti
dote for nervousness. Women and girls
are asked to believe that a generation Of
strong women is urgently needed in Ger.
many at this hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-21
DEAR Mr.. kABlBslE,
SHOULD 7 J,CI MY FIANcH
BECAUSE + ROUND oUT she
CANNOT cook?
sWs
YOU'RE LUCKY TO GET ONE LIKE
1HM-A AFTER YOUR MARRAF
Your RELATIVES WMlVISH
NoV ONlN AEIR SUPPER!

Male straphanger Madam. you are
standing on my foot.
Female Ditto - beg your pardon.
thought II belonged TO tho man sitting
down,-Boston Transcript.
Thompson has made a discovery"
Indeed"
Yes, He says that he has discovered
that the more buttons there are on a wom-
ans coat the greater the proba bility that
it really fastens. Detroit Times.
Captain-Whats he charged with, Casey?
Oficer-I don't know the regular name
for it, captain, but l caught him a-nirtin'
In the park.
Captain--Ah, that's impersonatin' an
officer.-Judge.
Towne-I understand there was an en-
durance contest at the club last night. Who
won 1t?
Browne-old Briggs, He went without
drink for over an hour.-Life.
Daughter-Father. our domestic science
professor is teaching US how to spend
money.
Parent Unterrupting)- doesn't he
teach fish how to swim?-Pitt Panther.
Would you like to see your wife 60 into
politics and be boss? ?"
really enjoy having Henrietta step in and
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-21
Brave Words, Will Deeds FollowG

Secretary Lansing has forwarded to Senior
Carranza, FIRST chief" and de facto head OF the
Mexican government, declaration of intent on
part Of this government that just falls short OF
being fiat declaration Of war. 1t skillfuly leaves
to the Mexican leaders choice Of declaring war
on the United States or unquestioning compliance
with our wishes. In all human probability, it
will be met with much the same treatment as has
been accorded to other communications sent from
Washington to the various headquarters OF the
migratory governments OF Mexico during the last
three years. The only letters from Washington
treasured in Mexico were those thanking Villa
for his Services to humanity" and notifying Car
rama that to him had been extended recognition
withheld from others quite as worthy. More
Mexican side-stepping will bring the question
squarely back to the White House. Are the
brave words to be supported by Deeds or is
"manana" to be substituted for "watchful wait
ing?"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-21
THE PHYSICS PROFESSOR.

= And presently
gong will ring here like a doomsday bell
And through these doors, like winds that
shake the woods
Sons of the wind and daughters Of the
dawn,
Eternal, joyous, unafraid, comes youth;
Youth from a million colored realms Of Joy.
Youth storming up the world with flying
hair
And laughter like a rose-red deluge spilled
Down dawn-lit heavens, burning all the
sea-
Problems Of light and sound!
Why, what care they,
These bright-eyed Choles of our later date
For theories OF sound-themselves the
day?
Round every corner nits a flying foot,
Alluring laughter shaken fancy-free
In silver bells that break upon the air
Evoe-evoe! Pan and the nymphs! With
lips
Parted, and sparkling eyes, the young mon
follow
Follow the swift-foot, iaughter-loving
nymphs
Whose eyelds hold the world! Problems
of light.
Problems of light am sick Of light and
sound,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-21
Thirty Years Ago
This Day in Omaha

Rev. 7. G. Hall preached an interesting SER
mon to the eighteen members Of the High school
graduating class.
5. 5. Stevens, general agent of the Rock
Island accompanied by his family. have returned
from months visit to California.
Miss Kate Ball, teacher Of drawing and pen.
nlanship in the public schools. has decorated the
Office Of Superintendent James with about 800
specimens Of work in drawing Of the pupils Of
the public schools.
Judge John !. Redick, who has practced law
IN Omaha for over twenty-five years. has moved
20 California and taken with him all OF his family
except his son, William A. Rcdick
Pr Allen Of Dayton, O., Is in the city, and pro-
poses to locate here.
William Smith, president of the Kansas City
Gable line, Is visiting Mr.. R. c. Patterson, and
B 4 deyoting considerable attention to the stone
pavement which has been laid along the street
railway tracks in this city.
Judge Berka Is having Iong-winded case,
With quite number Of witnesses in which p B.
Mufphy and P. Woodmau seek to obtain posses
,fon III The Gate City restaurant which they claim
ksx been illegally held BY v. G. Seavers.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-21
Organize Hughes and Fairbanks Clubs.

The editor Of The Bee is in receipt Of a letter
from a prominent Nebraska republican residing
in the western part Of the state, in which, among
other things, he says:
II am for quick organization of Hughes and
Fairbanks clubs. We must have a rallying point
tor voters, and particularly the young voters
and the new voters. Have you any organization
blanks! II so, send me some"
The suggestion is timely and to the point The
nomination of Hughes and Fairbanks has been
enthusiastically received by republicans every
where, and nowhere more so than in Nebraska,
and all elements Of the party are ready to take
hold for winning campaign.
There should be Hughes and Fairbanks club
organized without delay in every live town in
the state. 1t should be organized on broad lines
to take in every one willing to enlist under the
Hughes and Fairbanks banner, and it should sig
nalize the complete reunion OF the regulars and
progressives.
No intricate constitution and bylaws are
needed; we submit the following as simple plan
!. The name Of this organization shall be The
Hughes and Fairbanks Club.
z. All qualified voters of ....,... are eligible
to membership upon signing the roll and
pledgng their active support to Hughes and
Fairbanks
5. The officers Of the club shall consist of presi
dent vice president secretary and treasurer,
who, together with five members, shall con-
sttute the executive committee in full charge
of all work Of the club in the campaign
4. Expenses OF the club shall be met by volun-
tary contribution,
Hurrah for Hughes and Fairbanks! Let Ne
braska republicans get busy and there will be no
question about Nebraska's 1916 electoral vote be-
ing registered in the republican column
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-21
wake Up, Governor Morehead! !

Governor Morehead should wake up to the
fact that his administration is being scandalized
by the high-handed operations of his man in
charge of the food and oil inspection department
endeavoring to perpetuate himself in his fat Office
This political inspector is grossly .msusng his
authority to force tradesmen and other interests
subject to his official supervision to sign up
petition for constitutional amendment to fortify
himself in six-year job with autocratic powers.
The shamelessness Of the proceeding is properly
denounced BY the Platte Center Signal, which is
a good democratic paper Of which Chris Gruen-
ther is editor, as follows
Clarence E. Hartman, the state food and oil
inspector, Is using his entire force OF deputies
lat the expense of the state) to circulate petit
tons for submission Of a constitutional amend
ment which, If II carries, will leave Mr.. Hartman
in Office for the next six years The petitions
are given by the deputies to groeers, druggists,
creamery people, oil and gasoline dealers, with
the request that they be promptly circulated
and signatures secured. These business people
seem to comply promptly with the selfish po-
litical request OF Commissioner Hartman. Their
business is subject to inspection by Harman's
department, and the reason for the speedy and
effective circulation Of the Hartman petition is
obvious. The Signal regards this as the most
cunning and shameful piece OF coercion ever
practiced by public servant in Nebraska, and
il is being practiced under heavy expense with
the money of the people. When Food Com
missioner Hartman began the publication of his
Food Journal" and filed it with the advertise
ments Of big food producing concerns which are
under his inspection, we deemed that OF doubt
full proprety and this later misuse OF public
trust for purely personal gain calls for halt by
Governor Morehead on this highly improper
method employed by Commissioner Hartman
Z to retain himself in Office.
This performance by Food Commissioner Har-
man would be on par with an attempt by the
secretary Of the Banking board, for example, to
compel the banks subject to examination under
his direction to make him a life-tenure bank COM
missioner by constitutional amendment or by
the insurance commissioner to force insurance
companies and their agents to do the same for
him.
The thing for Governor Morehead to do is to
put stop to further misconduct on the part Of
his food commissioner by separating him forth
with from his job, which separation would at
once make him lose all interest in his proposed
constitutional amendment