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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
BOSTON'S MAYOR GIVES
OvERCOAT TO RECRUIT

BOSTON. Nny. @G.--Mavor rurl"y.
who spoke to-day at a rally on Boston
Common. arranged in honor Of loo
young men on their way 10 Il rr@nIa"
army camp. took off his big ulster aud
CAV" il 10 recruit protected only hy
summer garments. whose teeth chat
tered as h" faced IL biting wind.
Brigadicr General John g. John
Ston. commanding the department nI
the Northeast. at the conclusion of Il
brief address asked if all tn" Nnlnn-
trerS had OvnrcOat&. The recruit With
out ono advanced toward the platform.
Take this" tho mayor said as he
tossed tho coat over the railing. "l'vr
got another ono. and he's cold"
Sweaters were provided by General
Johnston for others in Tho party who
we're not suitably clad fCr the freezing
weather.
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stone FAYORS
WAR On AUSTRIA

WASHINGTON, Env. "i.--nrrlara-
tiunS rt war against Austria. Turkey
aud bulgaria. Chairman .S,"n" Of IN"
Senate Foreign Relations t"msliti''" dc
clHrri today. seem ""XC""diuEly adriS-
ahlr Ia simplify II situation now an"Ilh-
lnus.
Senator Stun"'$ only reservation was
that such action Ivy Congress *h"uiH h''
in harmony with I'll" policy "N"ru'lN'
hrnuch ur ,hr Government. ALTHOUGH II"
vni.h aCalnst tn. declaration Of war on
GERMANY, Senator Stone hLS Reiterated
that tn. war one" began has his whole
surporI. His statement today MAS
taken aS Indicative ni tn" agitation Tor
war on G"rrnany'S allies Will fac" 'Hn-
crrSS when it cunvrncs n week from 10
tiay.
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WASHINGTON p. G.. Nov. 26.--
Another appeal to the women Of thc
country to keep on knitting or in 9TH
cr ways making comforts for soldiers
and sailors was made to-day by Secrr-
taries Daniels and Baker. through ;h"
Red Cross. where 'hr following state
ment was issued by the war council:
Secretary Baker and Secretary
Daniels wish the people Of tho country
70 know that under no circumstances
do they want 10 discourage our good
women from knitting or otherwise vol
unfairly providing through the Red
Cross comforts for our sadi"rs and
sailors.
con the contrary. both Secretary
Baker and Secretary Daniels wish II
clearly understood that they greatly
appreciate all the voluntary efforts
tha, are being made through the Red
Cross to bring comfort 10 our fighting
mon. and thank the women OF our
country for this patriotic work. They
reunest the newspapers to give the
widest publicity 10 this eHpression.
approximately $4,000 cubic tons OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
WILL BE ABLE TO
GET ALIEN SLACkE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.--SeEntiS
tions between the United states and tnfN
allies on the alien Stacker problem have
progressed to such L stage that Which,;
congress rcconr"nes next Monday Secreb,
tary Lansing will b. prepared to cmbniits
Il number Of treaties authorizing tho re-
ciprocal drafting for military service; ot
the citizens or subjects, OF one country
resident within tho other country.
approval OF such treaties by thd-$r6.'
ate has. been fore*hadowGd by--a general
demand on congress for action TO reach
aliens IN this country OF draft nge. Sew.
rrll measures had been launched Ia the
senate and house requiring the drafting
OF such persons. hut at the suggestion.
Of III" state department and upon lis;
promise to accomplish the purpose by
the regular method Of treaty stipulattona
that legislation was postponed. ~:
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]. {. SE|ZE5
STEANE rs; To
7 OW SHELLS
FROM TH|S:C|TY

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 26.-Rlver
interests hero were today notified
that the federal government has
commandeered number OF river
steamboats, for towing barges loaded
with army and navy supplies, and
that other boats were to be taken
over in the near future.
The Sprague, the largest tow6oat
on inland waters, Is on its way, 1t
was stated. to Wheeling, W. Va,
and Ambridge: Pr, where 1t Will get
tow OF bargec loaded with shells
and Knocked down steel cars which
will be taken to New Orleans and
from there to France.
Government officers who have
beea IN tl:is section recently tnvcs-
tigating tho possibilities Of paviga-
tion on the Ohio river to relieve
freight congestion on the railroads
Of the district were said TO heartily
favor the plax.
Tho shells to b" .iakrt /" New prlran
from Whrrf;%S arr tn" product "i Il vel
inuwu plant in tie inr"l .'iiSirtc'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
ALLEGED SW|NDL|NG
IN ARMY RELIEF WORK

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Two cases
growing out of tn: investigation OF or.
raniZatious collecting funds for tho ben.
eft Of aoldicrS and sailors came up ~
rnurt hero today. 50.
&. Donald Fox. formerly connected
with the army and ;tLSr' field com 10
committee and III" recent army
navy hazaar pleaded not guilty to
indictment charging forgery md p'
larceny. He was returned TO jail
c:.usc OF his inability /" furnish S?.
bail.
4 verdict Of guilty waS returned
less than five minutes dcIibrration&
the jury which heard the case of EuSt
jest. an advertising solicitor. OH
charge of collecting money fiaudicbt
for alleged charitable purposes. He "
he sentenced December
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
DIPLOMATS To
DEMAND THEIR
PASSPORTS If
PEACE COMES
Maximalists Confiscate Prop
erty of Corporations and
individuals.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26-lntor-
nation reaching the State depart
ment today was that the authori-
ties in Petro9rad were in wireless
communication with Berlin.
The character Of the con1muni-
cations passing between tire two
capitals was unknown but it was
assumed they had TO do with the
Bolsheviki offer Of an ar1nistice-
Ambassador Francis reports to
the state department included in
formation reaching him that the
northern armies in Russia were
facing serious food shortage,
giving rise 10 the fear that the
disorders in that country might
further be complicated by wide
spread footing. He also repeated
rumor current in Petro9rad
that new government Of a So
cialistc character was being
formed.
COPENHAGEN Nov. 26.-lt
Russia enters into separate peace
negotiations, the ministers Of the
(Contirued oo Page Twelve-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
MRS. De SAULLES
GOES IN STAND
IN OWN BEHALF.
UNFAITHFULNESS
OF THE HUSBAND
Related By the Chilean Heir
ess Who Shot Down and
Killed De Saulles.

NTEEOL.N. y. Y. Nnv. @6.--I7rom the
witness slnnd in supreme court her" to-
day Mrs HiHnra nrSaulrs sold L ar"ry
upon which may depend hcr conviction
ur aruuitInl O: IN" charge nf murdcrn:;
her husband. John l.. DrSaullrs. at hi:
I.u.rC Island aoln". tn" night NJ august
..
II WAS Il tai" in whi'h raihos and
hum"r wcr. mingled. Vh"r" We're mo-
m"nis ,rh"u III" pale. twenty-five" yea
nld Ghi:ran h"ir"Ss smiled broadly al \
when the spectators who crowded the
court room lauGh"d so loudly it wna
n,.rrSsary for .Iustic" David i. Manning
whm Is presiding. to rap f"r order.
one nf these ouihurSts occurred when
Mrs. D,Saull"S Inld Of sustaining an in
Jury 10 her head in fall from an auto.
mobile in Gnu" three years ago.
What kind nr 4 car WAS it," asked
her attorney. Henry y. lft"rhaTt.
Tho dcfrndant's monSyllahiIic r"nly
naming Il we'll known. $Inall-HiEcd .tm"rl'
can make TT automobile. CAUSED much
laughter.
liu tn" cr,.a,"r part of tn" story Wa
..n deeply pathetic That jurors and spec
tators were v:SjhIy affected.
II u:aH a Recital IN which scenes wCrr
raridlv shifted. Th" :lrst WAS - luSErI'
Gus estate III ChIl"~-N!na l'"'l Mar. Tho
VINEYARD ~ the Sea" whr-" th~ defend
ant spent her ciI!ldh""d. Then followed
a reference /" tn" 1hrC" years IN" young
woman Sprn' III Z convent in England
Their. WAS the return Ia her Chilean
home and h.>- acquaintance with Dc
SauIInS. fresh from laurcls won as ::
football star at N:Ll".
Husband UnfaithTul
Then tho witness told Of her brio:
cn,.rtship and the wedding ceremony peg
formed in Paris in 1911.
From Ihis point. the story was one q:
Continued on Page Seven.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
BRITISH ABOUT TO
TAKE JERUSALEM

Daily the operations OF the British
havin,. Tor their purpose the investment
nr Jerusalem ar" being pushed forward.
Southwest and west OF the city British,
cavalry have taken respectively Bitiir
station ami .Ln Karin. six miles and
three and 4 half miles from thr cit!'S
gaI-s. Just "utsiti: the city {" lha west
and - tEv north strong "nn:inS"nls "i
Turks are assembled Ia oppose {; further
advance.
To thr northeast. uu ihe Medit"r-
ranran coast advanced patrols OF The
British four miles north of .jaffn have
hrrn forced I" give ground before n
Turkish attack.
LONDON. N"v. @G.--Eritish cavalry
have captured Eittir station. about six
miles southwest. and .\in Karin. three
and half miles west nj jerusalem. ac-
cordinE 10 l:riliSh official communion
tiun ISSUED lh.S evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
REGULAR ARMY TROOPS NOW
GUARDING NEW YORK PIERS

WASHINGTON. Nov. o6.--OTdcrs
for placing military guards al the
Chelsea and southern Pacific piers
in New York harbor went to the com
n,andcr of. rhn Eastern department to-
day from Secretary Baker This is IN
line with tho plan fo1 using troops
to enforce the alien enemy proclama-
ton along important water fronts.
The military patrol will be extended
to other points on the New York
water front. as rapidly as the places
TO hn guarded in this way are deter
mined. Regulars probably will ne
used for the present until tho pro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
BIC COAL FIRE

LEXINGTON, Ky. Nov. 36.--Eigilt
thousand tons OF slack coal belonging
10 the Elkhorn Coal Company, at
N-neksbury. Floyd county. is on fire.
according to word received here to-
day. Spontaneous combustion is given
as the cause Of tho fire. The financial
loss now is $20.000. Ninety thousand
tons of coal is in danger of being con-
sumed by tho flames
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posed new federal police. force Of
sen,i.military character can be subst
tuted.
Bricadiar General Carrier. in charse
Of the army's participation in the enc
forccment Of inc alien enemy law. ex-
planned today that the soldiers would
be posted in front of the piers only
and that police. watchmen and otheE;11
civilian guards would continne tog
guard the piers themselves. TheS
troops will be instructed to keeD enSs
cmy aliens or other persons W1thoufSs
proper credentials from sing
through their lines or coming within
100 yards of the entrance of the piers. /
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Weather
forecast:
west Virginia: Snow east, snow or
rain west portion Tuesday. somewhat
warmer; Wednesday, cloudy, probably
local SHOWS.
western Pennsylvania: Increasing
cloudtness Tuesday, followed by SNOW;
slightly warmer wednesday, SNOW or
rain.
Ohio: Snow north, snow or rain snr..h
portion Tuesday; somewhat warmer; /;
W Wednesday cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
RIVER GATHERING IS
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL
Government Engineers Tell
Ohio Valley Business Men
Of R: YER S Importance.

At meeting held at the Mcclure
hotel yesterday which was attend
cd by United States government
engineers. representatives Of the
largest business interests in the
Ohio Valley, bankers, presidents OF
different commercial associations
and others, it was unanimously
agreed that a company be formed
at once with d capitalization OF
$500, coo. to buy and operate line
Of steamboats, along the Ohio river
from Pittsburgh to Charleston and
Huntington, and that navigation
on the river be increased and the
feasibility of damned and locked
river be demonstrated so conVlnc-
inqiy that there will be a genera
resumption Of river traffic, so that
the cities along the Ohio will, In
not the far distant future, be
independent to some degree. from
the railroads who arc unable to
supply the demand made on them
for cars in this section.
Stock In the new company will
be sold at s1Go share and that
it will be large oversubscribed
appears to be a certainty for the
fact developed at the meeting ap.
peared to make the success OF
the venture an assured fact. The
details of the plans underway are
not complete. but committee VIII
be named by B. Walker Peterson,
president or the Dollar Savings
End Trust company. who was
chairman of the group Of bankers
and business men who mapped
out the initial plans for the for
nation Of the new transportation
company.
j. C. Mckinley, President.
johnson C. Mckinley, Of Wheel
lnH an extensive coal operator.
presided at the meeting which
opened with a dinner, and in a
short but impressive address he
outlined the reasons for the gath
crine which was fostcred by the
Wheeling Commercial association.
He told Of the great trouble that
the manufacturers throughout the
district are having in getting sui
ficient cars to haul their material
and declared that he was sure
that all saw the imperative neces-
sity for relief of some kind. men
tioninq the Ohio river as the one
great outlet whose advantages
have been neglected.
Years ago Re said the river was
largely used and had proven TO be
d satisfactory means Of transport
tation and that freight could be
hauled by line Of boats now
just as we'll as in the days Of our
fathers. With the establishment
OF line of steamboats, the manu-
facturer would get relief and the
railroads also, for il is being prov
en- concIusiveIy that they arc in
adequate to take care Of the de-
mancs made upon them at the
present time.
Col. H W. Sickle Speaks
Lieutenant I"i"n"t II. ". Sii"ki" "
he United States engineers. IN "harc
v this district was called upon ny NJ
Mckinley. nn1 l." told In = r"nvin"tR
rny In" ;.r"lt aavaE'aE" {" hn gain"
W thr ruIinIry nt lLrS' md tn" Ghi
.allry in particular 10y thu cStabliShin
,r y lin" Of steamers on the river. ~
poke "f the many improvements tina
fCDptiu1el On Pare Eleven
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 26.
--lnquries regarding the national
ity of the submarine that sank the
American steamer SchuyIkill,
made by the State Department.
have developed that the perlscope
was marked black and white, with
a spiral design. Data In posses
sion OF the government does not
reveal whether this indicates an
Austrian vessel. The State De-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
NAMED BY HOOVER

CHICAGO. Nov. "6.-John !. Stream.
vic" president "f tn" Chicago Board of
Trade. hn% i"'cn appointed hCnd of the
course grain division ef III" federal food
administration. it was announced here
today. His province includes all grains
except wheat and barley. Mr.. stream =
office will hc' in New lurk city.
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Half Million Stean1boating
Project Result of Meeting
MAY DECLARE WAR ON AUSTRIA

partment Is continuing Its
ry through consular offieen
Mediterranean ports, and shou
be- established that the Schuyl
was sunk by an Austrian subj
rlne, the State Department, R
said to-day, would have In ks q
session the essential factors up'
which to ask Congress for an 4
preston of Its will regarding q
further maintenance Of psaee1
relations with Austria. Hi.:.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-27
BRITISH HOLD
BOURBON, WHILE
RENCH GAIN
Tcutonic Attacks in the Ver-
dun Sector Repulsed
By the Cauls.

.At last accounts General BynES Brit
ish troops before Cambria! wnrr holding 3
in their entirety the Bourbon positions
wrs: o. Tumbrai. since their repulsc OF
SUNDAY the Germans had failed to re-
new their counter attacks Only minor
opera ions have taken place on any or
the SECTORS Of the vide front where
EynG'S mon last week carried out their
swift and spectacular Operation which
resulted In the smashing of the famous
lIinJrnburG line.
Along the Chrmin DeS Danes and In
the Vrrfiun region violent artillery
durls are in progress between The
French and the Germans. In the latter
sector the Germans several times as
<nyrd attacks with The purpose OF re-
capturing ground taken from them Sun
day. but mot with rcpulsc. This ground.
which is situated To the north of the
famous ilill 34t. for the possession OF
which So many Sanguinary battles have
h"cn fought, is in the process OF cor
Sulidation uf General rctlIn's men
BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN
FRANCE. Nov. 26.--(By the Associated
prcss)--Thc British today were in pos
session o: still more enemy trench de-
fences in the region Of Bullecourt. the
Germans having been forced 10 withdraw
somewhat at several points to rear
range their positions. y considerable
number ri German communication
trenches hal become untenable as a re-
suit OF the British drive into the enemy
front lines last week. and the Germans
aba ndnmrd these for more favorable
ground.
Else whore along the now battle front
ne change in the situation has bccn re-
ported. Hard lighting still continues
Tor ihn possession of Bourbon village.
wi,E the Eritish holding the upper band.
There wax considrra bic activity dur
ing the night. but. generally speaking.
things were quiet. Notwithstanding the
heavy rainfall OF tho last week. the
ground is firm and Favorable for opera
linnS.
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PERIL Of THE
ITALIANS NOW
IS At AN EN-
British and French Reinfois
ments Take Their Places
in Defense Line. .E.s

Apparently the peril Of the 1tali9l
troops guarding the Pinve line andslltA
hill country In northern Italy agAinl
tho Teutonic allies IS at. an end. LAE1
numbers OF British and French rein
orcemcnts-infantry and arttllcry-.-AI
last have arrived upon the scene afte
days OF anxious waiting In which ~
Italians have borne the brunt OF Ter
rifle fighting on both fronts solelyS1
their own shoulders and kept back-t
enemy from a further invasion OF IL
Venetian plain
Although faced everywhere by 1kiH
perior numbers OF men and gun pDEs
the Italians have vaiiantly defend
every foot Of ground in tho hills
along the Piave. and in tho iormep
gion in recent days actually hive
the offensive against the intderl
pushed them hack from strategic
of vantage they had gained un5
rifle sacrifices In lives.
For eight days tho allied r
ments marched TO the rescue.
along with them large number4
and huge supply trains. All t
arc declared to be In fine Z
eager TO test their strength az
enemy.
Just where the British
forces will be thrown intn tho. fTh...ss =,
not been made known. hut doubtlee
large numbers OF them will be" uscdIt
strengthen the italian front on IN
north from Lake Garda eastward to-
Piare, where the AuStro-Gcrmans hAYe
been making their strongest efforts 10
picrcn the Italian line. ~.
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italian Report.

ROME Nov. aG-SrrunS AuStro- GAS1
man attacks on the nnr1h"rn mountal1
front between tho Brenta and PtASf
rivers. were rcpulsed yesterday" II II,
announced officially.
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Husband Unfaithful

Then tho witness told OF her hri"
c",.rtShip an" the wedding ceremony per
formed in Taris in 1911.
From Ihis point. the story was one .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05
sssms TO be rapidly on the increase. Is

seems 70 be rapidly on the increase. 10
goltrs.
0oitre II general condition, In
which the thyroid gland becomes pro.
gressivsly enlarged. producing an Nm.
slightly swellins low down on the
front Of the neck.
Associated with this swelling n a
distressing state Of nervousness, sp.
prehension end general discomfort.
In some cases heart complication
are present. such ~ palpiAtion and
increase heart best sometimes run.
Ming ~ high % $50 beats per minute.
With marked irregularities In the
heart aetloa.
Tbs eyes become weak snd the eye.
balls protrude from pressure bshind
the Siobes Of the eye. due 70 djs.
turbsd slreujstioa.
Dr. c. =. Wheeler OF this city. Who
has dsvota1 considerable time 70 the
trsatnsnt a. this aaliction, stated
that soitss. u bseomiag very com.
nos 10 teis locality. ths sams q h 4
ID eestsi9 parts of Washingtop, where
Only rsesafiy over tvo huaAssd Gases
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05

had 10 b placed un1sg tsea,msst.
90 maay casss Aavs Yea brossA
10 the atlention Of doceors throsss'
out The countSy that drastic nsat
urss had 70 - taken 10 stop The -
vslopnsat o. goitss. Il was throsn
tAis isveeligaejoa ehGs ~ rsmaFkasls
cure was losnA tor soiSls. which ~
away With operations ID many ses'a.
aad rsstoses TIE glssd 70 It's nosaa
size ssd iunetion again.
Dr.. whssles. who II usins ~
msthod here. he's treated some twssv
cases with most remarkable rsss&
causing the neck 10 become the -
NAL slse and relieving the pas'ess =
the distrssslng symptoms which ~
associated with the disease.
Almost sron the arst trestneeA
according 70 Dr. Whseler. the fseuas
Of suffocstion. the distressing ner
Gus symptoms and the pulse rae -
favorably inaucnced. patients -
have not been able ~ lay dow "
night on account Of the pre@uFe =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05

XSeice q Klsettoa a. board os -.
pegvlsoss oi the Klaaasth Dsain.
ase Distsiet of Klaasth CounIy,
0seOso.
To The owners Of land situatc In the
Klamath Drsinags District Of
Klamath County. Oregon.
Notics y hereby given that . meet.
ing Of ths owners OF land situate in
the Klamath Drainage District Of
klamath county. Oreson. h called
Tor the purpose Of electipg . board
q three sspe1visors - end In the
ossssr provids1 by iav for said
klamath Draisass District. such
nsseing 70 - q the Once Of said
Klamath Drslaass District II No. 7l3
Mails strest. 10 the city Of Klamath
vsils. klsasth county. Oregon. on
saturday. The l7th Day OF March,
=. D. 1917. q The hour OF : O'Clock In
~ sltsSsoos On said dsts.
C. n. DE LAP.
Cessty Clsrk of klsnsth Cousty
sssV
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05
Tule Lands to Be
Thrown Open
Coutinued ffuw PAeo !

pay per cent Of n purchase price.
estimated TO be abest els PER acre.
down. this paymesG 70 - nade 70 The
project manager. Esd his receipt for
this payment must seeenDsny the ap-
plicstion to the lard o0ee to secure
recognition from that olDce. Unless
30 accompanied tAs Application Will
not bs considered. II ths application
Is not accepted the money will b re-
turned.
After making applieatios to ale In
the local land o0ce. applicants can
leave their address. and viii b noti-
fed Of the result Of tie drawing.
After making The Arst payment
which will amount 70 aboUt t3ee.
there will be no further peyneat Tor
i've years except ~ yearly opsrstjoa
aud maintenance charges ss1 tbs 80.
eTaI rules for matlsg hsasstes1 -.
tries and SequiroDeats viii follow.
Tracts may bs eoeoTo1 10 runits q
forty and eighty seQps. ~ nose aos
less. unless there - sosBe snsll tree.
ti0ns adjoinins.
The additiosal eheSGe 70 ths
amount named IN - ~ less seeem.
psnying the spp1oGGelee y ~ Ieel
once that. VIII - - 'lss siGtty
scres and $3.50 yer eegty seses. u
>AAaAa~.. A. AAa. ~-nn0 - a. = .~xSskA -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05

W. B. Kennedy. Southern Oregon
district sales manager Of the Bur.
roughs Adding Machine company.
with headquarters at Eugene. arrived
in the city last night. and Is here for
4 day or 30. Mr.. Kennedy recently
returned from a trip to Detroit 70 At
tend the annual meeting Of the COM
pany's district sales agents. Of which
there are approximately 100 in the
United States.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-05
ROBBERs FLEE
on DISCOVERY

SAN JOSE. March S.-Two cracks
men flcd empty handed this morning
when J. x. Wilson. manager Of the
Cupertino store. was aroused b. the
explosion Of two charges Of nitro
slyeerine this morning.
He opened hre on the robbers. and
they returned the dre. but no ono was
bit.