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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07

in. Il easy with his arm. which Is u
good caper At this time Of the year.
Three bingics yerc registered on
Shadler by l.oewe. Jester and Bill
Houston. Lowe also participated In
double play unassisted. but let a run.
ner come home on the play. Foster
worked well In the box for the nrst
four innings. when Dale took up the
cudEel. Glaisyer stepped In behind
the bat for the first time In four
years, and worked like veteran. II
was good practice game. and gave
the fans an inkling Of what Ii coming
later.
Manager Watt announced yesterday
that Park Wilson and Standing OF
Mt. Angel college will be here this
week for the outer gardens. and Klan.
ath will commence to open up her
early season work for a btA run In
baseball. He wired Saturday night for
games for next Sunday. and may open
Up with something good II weather
prospects are favorable.
Here Is the box score:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
LECTURE SERIES
COMES TO CLOSE
SERMONS At CATHOLIC MISSION
WILL BE HELD NIGHTLY THIS
wEek-cHAeEL CAR OPEN oAl.
" BETWEEN 2 AND $3.50 p. M.

The series OF lectures to n0n.C Cath.
olics which were given last week In
the local Catholic church by Rev.
Thos. J. Brady. came to a close yester.
day morning at the 1890 mass. when
the reverend lecturer spoke upon
Honor and veneration Of the Saints
of God" The church was crowded yes.
terday morning at both services, and
last night a series Of moral topics was
begun. A large audience greeted Rev.
Father Brady last night at his opening
sermon Of the Catholic mission. Ev-
cry night this week al 8 O'Clock there
will be rosary. sermon and benedic.
lion. and a cordial invitation IL extend.
I'd to every one To assist. regardless Of
church affiliations.
The chapel car "St. Peter" was vfs-
ted yesterday by thr0ngs between the
,0urs Of 2 and $3.50 p. m. Mr.. George
:. Hennessey. the manager Of the car.
vii be glad to show and guest through !
he car. which Ii open To every one for
Inspection. Non Catholics will be
most welcome during the aforesaid Wis.
Iing hours.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
wieoiNs SUES kELLERs FOR
DAMAGES AND RESTRAINT

A j. Virgins. proprietor OF Kciler's
cafe. has brought suit In equity against
j. j. Keller and Hattie Keller for dam.
ages to the extent OF $500 and re-.
straint from conducting their business
here, the complaint stating that the
contract made when Mr.. Virgins pur.
chased keller's cafe WAS that Mr.. Kel.
Ter was not to again enter the restau.
rant business In this city while Mr..
Virgins IN In the business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
H|vE-CthT LOAF
NOT IN PORTLAND
NoRrHCRN CITY BAKERS MAKE
GUT TEN ANo r,srggM CENT
loAvgs. AND EXPLAIN Risg ~
INCREASED MATERIAL COST

PORTLAND. May THE aveecht
loaf Of bread N y novelty hcrv today.
a majority of Portland bakeries today
began putting out only ten Sad 10 cont
ioavcs Tho 10 cent sisc weighs ~
ounces and tho Is con, sisc 20 ounces.
Rolls. which sold las, week At 10
cents a dosen. were advanced 10 u
cents.
In explaining tho increase In the
price of bread. one prominent local
baker said today ,ha, all raw materials
have made n general advance Of ~ pcr
cen, In the las, few months.
Lard has gone up nine times In
for'y'siyc days" h- said 'Oth~r oil
for shortening has gone up 10 per
cent MIX powder and condensed
n1i!a have doubled In price. and every.
bods knows the steady advances In the
price Of hour"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
kLAMATH Walks
away WITH GAME
.. ?. o. sLks GO DOWN TO 'ono:
M,MIovs oGFEAr. WITH FLAG
FLYING. Foa the GOOD OF THE
CAUSE AND REGULAR PRACTICE

Klamath Falls trounced the B. p. o.
Elks baseball team BY . score Of II to
0 yesterday 1t Modoc Park. without
half trying. but pevertheless II was n
good practice game for the Klamath
aggregation. which appeared with its
inaeld intact for the first time this
season. 't1l
With the arrival Of Manager Watt.
Chick" Downey and Joe Mahar Sat.
urday night and their appearance Sum
day. the inileld u complete for the
season. Bowden IL At his old station
At third. Chick" IL stationed at Arst.
Joe At short and Smith on second.
Shadler worked in the box and Jimmie
Clark behind the bat. and though the
day was unfavorable and the players
new to each other. the prospects look
good.
Maher is built something like ex.
Captain Hoag. who played his position
two years ago and engineered . sea-
son Of ball that could not be beaten.
He is clean.looking player. and han.
dies himself nicely. Out Of I'VE times
at bat yesterday. his nrst introduction
to the local diamond, he secured three
hits and scored two runs.
Chick" Downey on arst looks like
leaguer. and has . woodworking
action all his own around the initial
sack that from Arst appearance holds
lots Of ability. speed. decision and
force. He secured two hits out OF
four times 1t bat. and made three
runs.
Smith. at second. has already been
named Dutch" by the fans. because Of
his stocky build. displayed plenty Of
speed and good work for the warming
up game Of the season yesterday. He
hit once safely. and made three runs.
Bowden's ability At third has been
known to klamath Falls for two
years here. and seems fully capable Of
coming up to his old time form, with
plenty Of fight and life. Jimmie Clarke |
is well known behind the bat. and Is
working well with Shadler. who SO
far has apparently not let himself out. !
He used bis splitter a few times yes.
terday. and had . good workout. TAX. !
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
MANY LISTEN
TO CANDIDATES

The opera house was comfor,abj,
filled Saturday night 10 hear the coun.
ell candidates speak on the issues In
the present election and their rcspcc.
tive merits.
The meeting lasted until nearly mid.
night. with many angles OF The present
situation taken up. explained. argued
for and against.
Rev. Geo Bennett Of the Methodist
church presided. Those speaking were
A. d. Miller. N. H. Doty. Chas. w. Eb.
erlein. w. T. Lee. o. ID. Matthews and
l. 8. Sfruble.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
WARDEN FINLEY
HERE TO LECTURE
VISITS SCHOOLS AND ,Nvgsri.
GATES OREGON GAME L,Fg.
LECTURE TO Dc o,vgN IN or.
ERA HOUSE TOMORROW NIGHT

W. l., Finley. state nsh and game
warden. who viii give one of hs we'll
known and Interesting bird and Orc.
son Wild animal moving picture exit.
billions nj Houston'x opera house. ar.
rived In tho city Saturday night.
Mr. Finley has gained nation wide
reputation aS " result of hin work
along these lines. and his pictures arc
always most interesting Hc Ia show.
Ing them here under the auspices, Of
the klamath Teachers Association.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
PRE.WAR MARRIAGES ONLY
TO De GOOD FoH DISCHARGE

PORTLAND. May Discharges
from the militia on account Of mar.
riage will be restricted entirely 10
those whose marriage contract ante.
dates the declaration Of war between
u" United States and Germany. nc.
cording to the ruling Of DriGadisr Con.
eral Henry r. Mccain. received hero
today, Marriages contracted now will
not be regarded IN bar to enlist.
ment. Bay the Instructions.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
KLAMATH FALLS

SUMMARY
Stolen bases-Jester.
Sacrifice hits-Bowden.
EaE1ed runs-Klamath Falls 3.
Two base hits-Maher. Smith.
First base on balls--On Foster 2, on
Dale 2.
Struck ont--By Shadler Is, Foster 4.
Dale 2.
Left Of bases--Klamath Falls 3.
Elks !.
Double play-Loewe. unassisted.
Wild pitch-Foster.
First on ErrOrs-KIamath Falls 6.
Innings pitched-Foster 4: Dale.
Umpires-Crager and COttrrelL.
ScOrer-Hurn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07

The regular meeting Of the w. c.
:. y. Of this city will be held Tuesday
afternoon at : 3o'clock. ct the homo Of
2rs. Georgie Davis. at 1907 High
street. Arrangsments will b made at
this time for the union services to be
held Sunday night under the auspices
Of TIE Union. A good attendance ID
eeairsd. and the meeting will be called
pgonDtly.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
Pope MAY INTERFERE
IN IRISH SivuAI'oA

ROME. Mar 7 The apPo'n'fne"
Monsisnoir ccrc,ti, papal nuhen "
Australia. M papai secretary o. ~"
for extraordinary ecclas'iea' aas'''
has strengthened The bellsl 'na' :"
pope may ne, In the Irish si'aa,''
Cerrcttl In u s,udcn, Of lrish'Ane''''
affairs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
uRuouAv STEAMER WITH
AMERICANS susMAA'Nt0

WASHINGTON. May".-rhe wv
guaynn steamer Gorixia. WI" :.
Americans aboard. was suon'a''avs
April 30th. consular reports ann0'D
today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
WILL Usg WgsrgRM
gMoiNggRs ON RAILROADS

FAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-THE sec.
sfAv a war has ordered Lisutenant
'c oasl kavsnaugh 70 organise re.
= ~ enslneers resimsnt for the West
- ~ 1eoasensae y ~ utilised 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
LeAse ROCKY POINT
Ann PREPARE oPs""'

Mr.. and Mrs. Ch"s' NJ .nr
known locally. have leased ". y
NOR resort. Rocky Po'n'' ~. J.. .hovl
pairing the place for open'ns
two weeks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
v. s. HAS
sue.pEATH iNvsHIs"

NEW YORK. May Nv = M,
derx. chairman Of the naval eols".. !. =.
board. has expressed n oe''e' .s ~" I'm
department has inventions w."
solve tho submarine problem
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07

EXCHANGE OR SALE-Two lots
with hve room house. garage, barn.
artesian we'll See Dr. A. A. soule.
Don't fall to investigate" Tot
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Flve timber saws and
handles. good AZ new: four slcdges.
hve wedges. Enquire Hot Springs
r0Omlng house. 7.Gt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
Local Mws
DAILY KLAMATH w4A1AK1
o. 8. R. 8.

. Maximum. Saturday. es deg.
. Maximum Sunday, 81 deg.
Q Minimum Sunday, u deg.
. Minimum today. - deg.
. Precipitatioa. .01 inch.
<1&A~A&11 ~,~1&A~>
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
American Businessmen Need
Not Fear Effects of War

LONDON. May 7.--Lord Rhoads. a
member Of the English cabinet and a
inancfer OF vast interests. told the
United Press that American business
men need not fear the war. He de.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
First Air Volunteers Are
Killed When Plane FaIp

chine foil 1000 feet, They =. :" mi,
Arst volunteer ayia'iois !" ~. 4 "
lives In training for 'srv'''
war.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07

G. c. Lorenx. local plumber. has TAX
en- over the sheet metal works former
ly operated BY Jas. e. Pade. and will
move It to his shop at Seveath and
Main street Mr.. Lorens announces
hs will keep the business up to stan
dard. Mr.. Pade will maintain an once
at his present location. 70s Main
street, for some time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07

4 s.r, pleasant afternoon vas spssi
by tho Harmony club and their rurss,
Wednesday. whcn Mrs A. n. Wotss
entertained the club At her hcrs %
wa.hin ston street Three iabls q
bridge passed tho afternoon away vs'y
cnjoyably. Ligh, refreshments vts
served Thoec prcscn, were: Mn J.
Mn. Fred schaioek. Nr
Sphinx. Mrs. W II Duncan. Nm u
Mcihane. Mrs, West. Mrs. frank war;
Mrs. q. X. Van Ripor. Mrs SIlas ora
chain. Mrs. ], y. Elliott, MM Bndf"
and Mrs. A. n. Wordcn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
u. S. Minister to Denmark
Warns Against Germany

COPENHAGEN. May THE Amer.
lean minister to Denmark. Maurice
Essau. has warned America against
German peace proposals. He terms
them efforts 70 organise q stili more
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07

CoaAty Coamiasioners Burrei Short
and YraAk Mccormick were in town
today On business.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07

Cess 70 Arizona.
william Timms left yesterday for
Arisona, where he has accepted 4 po-
sitjon - head night porter at large
hotel there.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07
FREE DIRT

VIII bs olysn away Tor . Shert time.
Call on Geo. eishn, Ford garage. 7.6t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07

clared that England's profits have In.
creased since the war began. and that
there is no reason for shattering the
commercial fabric.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07

J. c. Hunter and Minerva Hunter
doing business as the Hunter Trading
company. have fled suit for the re-
covery Of 3e3.27 from C. F. and Alice
Gentry on q grocery bill.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07

Down FreW Crystal.
Mr.. and Ars. 8. A. Brown are down
today from their place on Crystal
Greek. They say there Il still con.
siderable snow In the timber.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07

HOMESTEAD. N. Y, May 7.--Petci
Merritt and John stendorH. two pri
Yates In the army reserve Aying corps.
were killed here today whom their pa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07

0oo0 . AtO0ma.
E p. Brady Of this city has gone to
Algo0a 20 wssk for the Alsoma Lum-
bef esmsaAv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07

powerful nation" on the part OF Ger
many, and said they are promulgated
to gain time to permit the carrying out
Of csrmany's pians.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-05-07

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Local Melus
~~>~>>>>>>~>~>~>o
. DAILY KLAMATH wRA1zKR .
= o. 3. r. 3. .
. Maximum. Saturday. es deg. .
. Maximum Sunday, q deg. .
. Minimum Sunday. Il deg. .
. Minimum today, - deg. .
. Prscipitation. .0l inch. .
>HHHH&4A4 100000
os~M Fssm Ne Agency.
Green Patterson came down Satur-
day night ffum Klamath Agency.
...
Miss Bertha Han oe this city has
-,
49, " o ~ 80 "''
- = A'csm
os TINS csty nas zone 70
- -
csss0essAsss h City.
CoaAty Cemmiasioners Burrei Short
And Prank Mccormick were in town
today On business.
Hsrs From Lee Aneslss.
B. =. Shepherd Of Los Angeles ar
rived in the city Saturday night for
the summer season.
o.. "a A,,.....
Au,or. vh.r. \. h.. :cc.n,.d !. M.
.at,or :. he.a n,.h, nort.r n =. l.r,.
hct.I th.r.
n.,.,. 80. c,v.A.,
M ana Nh q A provn m. aovn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-12-18
MEXICAN GOVERNOR
C0NFERS WITH HOBBY

ESPECIAL eoRsGsPoHnHscE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Laredo, Tex, Dec. 17.--Gov. Nice
foro Zambrano of the state of Nuevo
Leon, after a conference here this af-
ternoon with Governor w. p. Hobby
Of Texas, issued a statement in which
he said Mexico desired modification
of the American food embargo as
means of quieting disturbances along
the border on the Mexican side. He
assured MeXicans residing in the
United States that so long as they re-
manned at work and attended TO their
cwn affairs they would be fully pro-
tected and suggested as a means of
securing moro Mexican labor for
Texas the removal of the head tax.
Nothing was given out concerning the
conference except that both governors
would cooperate closely in an effort
to maintain law and order on the
border of Texas and Nuevo Leon.
The friendliost of feeling prevailed at
the conference, 1t was said
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-12-18
CapriIIe Hill Is Again Attacked
by AuStro-Germans Who Are
Beaten off With Heavy
Losses After Bitter Battle.
KAlSER'S WARCRAFT CAME
CLOSE TO ENGLISH COAST
Official Text Of Armistice Be-
tween Huns and Russians.
Shows 1t Is to Run Until
JAM IA, 1918,
I.r MORNING ,ouss.l SPECIAL LEASED wlssl

The period of virtual inactivity con-
tinues in France and Belgium, except
for reciprocal bombardments on vari-
GUS sectors and here and there small
operations by reconnoitering parties.
Only on the northern Italian front
have there been sanguinary encoun-
ters between the opposing infantry.
have again met defeat in attempts to
pierce the Italian front and advance
toward the Venetian plains
Beaten by Italians.
Capri]ie hill, at the head of the
San Lorenzo valley, where last week
the Italians were forced to cede
ground, again has been attacked by
the enemy, but the operation brought
him nothing but heavy casualties, as
he was driven back to his former line.
made a foray into the North sea and
surprised a convoy of merchant ships.
OF the two British destroyers es-
corting the vessels, one was sunk and
the other damaged The German
forces, so far as is known, consisted
of four destroyers. Whether any of
their vessels was hit during the fight
ing with the British destroyers has
not been made known.
Close to English Coast.
That German war craft recently
have been operating close to the Eng
lish coast was made known officially
in the house of commons by the fl
nancial secretary to the admiralty,
who announced that on December IL
two neutral merchantmen and q
trawler were sunk off the mouth of
the Tyne river.
The official text of the armistice be-
tween the Russians and the Teutonic
allies confirms the unofficial reports
that il is to run from December II
until January IA. The compact en-
braces all the fighting front where
Russian troops have been engaged
and also extends to the naval forces of
the contracting parties.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-12-18
INVENTOR LEWIS
WILL TELL STORY
OF MACHINE Gun
Senate Committee Finishes
With General Crozier After
Five Days of Sharp QueS-
tioning as to Red Tape,

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE senate
military committee investigating war
preparations finished it's examination
of Major General Crozier today. after
subjecting him to five days Of sharp
Questioning concerning delays in pro-
viding weapons for the war army.
Just before the general left the stand .
1t was learned that the committee
unanimously had approved his renom-
ination by the president for another
term Of duty Of four years asschief
Of ordnance.
Col Isaac Lewis, inventor of the
Lewis machine gun, adopted by the
British forces, but rejected by the
war department, will testify tomor-
row.
The committee plans to continue its
hearings throughout the Christmas
recess Of congress, and probably will
take up reports of clothing and food
shortages after the ordnance session
Is disposed of.
The house naval subcommittee
which Is to investigate navy depart
ment activities, began arranging for
It's hearings today and also expects to
sit through the holidays.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-12-18
DETAILS GIVEN Of
DARING FEAT BY
ITALIAN SEAMEN
Official Report Tells How Two
italian Torpedo Boats Crept|
Into Inner Harbor and Sent
MiSSiIS Into Austrian Ships,
,.r .o.n.o ,ou.aA, s,.c,.. LEASED ~,-,i

yx.al, ;,,,x.a, rNaa 40 rr...z r..tio,.
Wasli',lS.on % wo i,alia''
.oa p.uo Ioa.o y.,. u.iuet i-'eu'ei,ah' I'm
lnanr,er n,H~o eoin.,nseu tne IoIce
Mnion iIauc we uarIis ."iu liito the
,,,,er ,n ,.arooi ~ iI,esue ounoay nIEnI
..;a ~ at.,"sh,,' ~ -, 49, A
.riah pat.lrs"'Vn, one ., Which WIS
seer 70 s'uh' rur'nef melaiis OF tne
eA"io,t were s,tem III ulSpatches re-
ce,rpa py tle ita,'ah P,nnassy ,ouay,
me ran was piahned When IL was
learned that ne Aus,riahs were pre-
par'ng 70 senu iroun trieste TWO snips
OF ,he Monarcn type; WIN tneir Iao-
hi'iimetre GUNS 10 pom hoaru itaiiaii
corstai pos'tlohs. uvis'on OF tor
feuo Doats unusr Cantaih rishatt'
was assumed 10 tne task. ana the cap
IAN seiecteu Lieutenant toHnahuer
h1zzo WIN t"o npals 70 make the
oash INTO tne harpor, Wnlie the re-
mainder OF the DIVISION kept OUTSIDE
IN support.
tut wire tap.es.
BY SLOW and silent movement
throueh p heaVy 1og tne nttie cra1t
reached the extrem.tv OF the Muggla
nier, Where tne oiricer examined the
disposition OF tne numerous oostruc'
rons wnich barred tne passage. Mine
fieles ana otner oDstructions We're
located. ara Two nours were Spent
cutting eignt large WIRE caoies
stretched across tne passage. other
obstrnctions were WeIgnted and sunk
sufficiently TO permit the boats TO pass
over them.
during an this tihe austrian out-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-12-18
House Resolution Passes With
Eight More Votes Than Re-
Quired to Submit Constitu-
tionaI Amendment.
CONGRESSMAN WALTON
LISTED WITH DRYS.
William Jennings Bryan Ap-
pears on Floor and Is Ac-
claimed With Enthusiasm
When Victory Is Won,

uy~,,,' lss'eo "'Hsl
a,7,i, iis so., - Ni'ioh-"lue
, p.9"in "on ~ .he mouse tooay
s s.ss oi,'s 'ie ,I9ti au1us.il'ei' ol d sisht
..,z "a .esoiu'ohs 80 pe'ween tne
mo ou l,a.s so NV slahus IN tne
way " su,1ii.i..'ns W s'a1e lesislatures
ai'., an an'e,iu',ien, n,, W tne leoerai consul
su,.oh iul uloouans 'ne ihahulaeture,
,a.e VI nlpoi 'a.'oi, Vi Intoxicating
''daois ioi oeNei"se PURPOSES III the
MI =. i's ,oiiitories,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-12-18
V0R0VSKY DENIES HE
IS BETRAYING RUSSIA

Stockholm, Dec. I'm. Vorovsky,
said to be the representative here of
the Bolsheviki government, is quoted
by the Tidningen as saying that the
story published by the Social Demo-
kraten concerning secret negotiations
between the Bolsheviki and Philip
Schedemann, the German majority
socialist leader, and other German
socialists, is untrue. He says II is true
that Scheidemann and other socialists
are in Stockholm but no secret con-
terences have been held nor are any
contemplated. No conferences will be
opened, he added unless the entente
powers agree to enter the negotiations
for general peace.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-12-18
ONLY ONE HOLIDAY
FOR COAL MINERS
t.y MORNING JoussAl SPECIAL LEASED w,.s,

10y MORNING JoussAL SPECIAL LEASED wivE1
Washington, Dec. 17.-Prospects of
a widespread and serious coal famine
unless coal production is maintained.
drew from Fuel Administrator Gar
field today a request that operators
and miners take only Christmas day
as a holiday this season. The custom
has been TO stop work for at least
three days at both Christmas and
New Years.
Every day the country's mines are
idle cuts production nearly two mil
lion TONS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-12-18
FOUR MEN HELD IN PASS CITY
IN SOCORRO LAST THURSDAY

Socorro, N. NJ, Dec. 1.-THE men
held in FL Paso in connection with the
killing of Greek at Cheyenne, Wyo.,
were here last Thursday. it was learn
ed tonight, when Sheriff j. S. Baca
received q telegram from Sheriff
Orndorff at ct Paso giving the mum
Der of the car which one of them said
had been sold here.
An automobile bought by a garage
here last Thursday was believed to be
the car referred to by one of the men,
The owner OF the garage, George
Cook, could not be found tonight,
however, and confirmation was lack
ing.
Persons who talked with one of the
men stated that he said the party
found roads north of Socorro rough
and sold their automobile here, in
tending to go to El Paso by train.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-12-18
CURTA|LMENT Of
LUXUR|ES URGED
BY VANDERBILT
Full Abandonment Of Things
Not Necessary Is Not Hoped
for; Business Is Not to Be
Hampered, Banker Asserts,


Fort Worth, Tex, Dec H. The
most that may be- expected from a
tailment of luxuries, not complete
abandonment, said Frank A. Wander
lip. national director of the war saw
ings movement, in an address here to-
day. Consequently, he said, business
will not be disorganized by even we'll
developed thrift campaign.
'In the first place." said Mr.. Van
derlip. "this campaign of economy is
not going to be 100 per cent effici-
ent, The best we can do will only be
to hold down activity in luxuries.
mo one needs to be alarmed that
we are going to suddenly disorganize
all business. If each and all of us
will do our best with our own af-
fairs and do our best to carry the
lesson to Others we may open the
workshops sufficiently for the gov
ernment to perform the tremendous
duty that is ahead of it, The great
work of the day is to win this war,