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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
Scrlauat eiu scr5cuapflaItcr@eu.

SIN Common Eleosoeridt lieB Sri.
@}orie @ibcrt oeltern 0ur6 ben
&ecbtSonmolt Somaro 9rDont cine
Sloae INN $4,000 S6aoeuerlab ge-
gen 9(ntone 9itersfi einreicben. Sri.
@i6ert erfldrt oaB 2iterSfi oas Sei-
ratbsoeripre6en gebro6en babe. @ie
So65eit bGtte nab einem eegenIeiti-
gen llebereinfoumen am 27 SUM
lebten SSo6reS ibon IGueit ItottfinOen
iolleu, 0o6 babe &itersfi itetS abge-
Iagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
@rieffnitcn.

ST. g.-u&ann Elm 0elttiAer, pel-
der Die erItcH Bapiere 6erau$genom-
men bat, gum Nlilitdroienit eegen
Oeutidlano misgeboben meroen?"
gfab ben @eieben ser Ser. Staaten
nnlBte ii9 ieOc mdnnli9e Yerion i'm
gllter BON Fl bis 81 Sa6ren fir Die
glusmiiiteriing regiitriren laiIen; nod
ben internotionalen @elesen miro
tein ofeinoIi1er g(usldnoer~ gum @}i-
litdrOienlt 6erange5oeen; ser 8eiib
Der iogenonnten nerIten Yapiere"
miro BON Oen 8ltnoeS6eamten Iel6It
1ls mertbloS 6e5eibnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
gsa6m strpdjnin ans gcric6eu,

9(nItatt emer 9lr3nei.5loi6e err
griff geltern @}orgen 6rau @nna
@omono, 25 Sabre olt Ger. H.
@eit- eit-6ranflin-StroBe, cine 5lal6e,
melGe StrDdnin ent6ielt. Sic tranf
cine 9uantitGt, entOedte o6er oaS
&erleben menige Sefrnoen ipGter.
Syn ser 9(mbuIon5 0eS mittleren 9i-
ltriftS ipuroe le na1 Dem NlercD-So-
ipital ge6racbt. Ole g(er5te iugen
ooB sic 6rall nit Dem Seben Oapon-
fommen mirN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
MalieuOermaltiung fir a6scidIOReu
erfl1rt.

Gbicago II. Slni. = Die
NiaiienOeruolhmg ser Chicago 9iod
S5slano lno 9Sociiic @iienbabn-@ei
id6oit, zines ser gr0Bten @iien6abn-
SDiteme oeS 2anOes, pltroe 6elte
pom &i6ter Carpenter INN @unoes-
0iitriftsgeribt fir abgei6loHen err
fIdrt. Ser 9fi6ter fiinOigte an er
miir6e Sen N}alleperpalter SSSacob Nf.
0idinlon entlolien 0a ole 9feoreani-
iations-YIdne Dem @eri9t aunebm-
bar leien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
Goa i'd einem 6Intiacn aopf 81.

SSn einem Streit in ser @irtb-
I6ait bon 3rdncis 8raOp, 9}r 247,
N}ontioro-9loeme, 500 Der Al Sabre
alte g}eger 9ouiS Sole Oen &iir5eren
troBoem cr ser 9(ngreiicr par, Oenn
ser Sbonffcauer Gbriition @apman
mari oeu 9teger, nodoem er i5m Ell
men 0eut5ettel arli Den woaigen
S6GoeI geae6en 6otte, olf Ole
StraBe. Sole miiroe nit blltigem
Gopi an Ser @de bon @atterion-Farf-
9(penue unO Seiierion- StraBe aufge-
im0en lmo megen gIngriIiS ouf
gSopmou eingeiperrt. @apman miro
Dem 9}eger oen Yro5eB MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
GrObecrcufcit Der Sreiciuiafeits-
Girdjer

9lm @1ittpod uno GonnerItag
slbeno weroen oeltit6e 6raueu Elm
groBes @robeerenfeit beranItoIteu,
mie man eS nibt ihoner miiniGen
fann. @S lino Die 6rauen ser alten
oellti6en GreieinigfeitS-air6e, Eri-
nit0-StraBe. 9lber nicbt MIR oie @ro.
beeren lnoen 10 einOringlib elm au6
onoere @eniiiie barren Ser 9eiuber.
slp4 fir oaS ltdrtere @eibIetbt wirA
gorIorge eetroifen. @intrittSfarten
"a rs Gents iin0 an beioen 9lbenoen
an Der auiie 81 6aben. Sir i60ne
llnterbaltitngen miro rei6lib geiorgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
MnrSlanO'S MilitGr-GcnIuS mndt
ldlledlte Grfahrnnaen.

Ger WlorDlGnoer Wtilitdr- Genius,
ni6t gu perpebieln nit Dem Genius
ser Ser. Stooten bleibt iebr 0uriid,
neil Diele, oie li6 freipilig 5ur glnf-
nobme meloetetL 6uriidgctreteu iino.
@is jest boben uur 5 bon "a poli-
tiiben @inbeiten Dem @enmSbureoll
I'M 2erineton-@ @e6dloe &eiultate ein-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
GnglauO fat bereits sluei Silliunen
erbnlten.

Comb 0 n IT. SUM. = Sn BE
authorizing elmer Sroge I'M Inter
bouie erfldrte beute ser S9abamts-
fon5ler gln6rem 8onar 2om, oaB felt
9eeinn 6es arieees england BON
Oen @ereinigten Staoten insgeiommt
$2,000,O00,0O0 geboret babe.
Ser 56obamtsfon8ler bemerfte
ferner, ooB Die tGelideu 9luSgabeu
Der 9fegiering in Sen eriteu neun
@o6en Oes 6isfoliobres 7SS4,000
YfunO Sterling betroeen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12

Ser SO Sabre olte George @ilIon
murOe geiterl 9}a6mittag toOt in lei
mem 3inmer in gtr. As, 0lartel
@loce, ouigeilmoen. Der Serltorbe-
ne Ioll cine S6weiter in @0i5ngton
baben. Coroner 9iileD bonn mittleren
Diitrift lies Sen 2ei6nom nad Der
W}orgue bringen. Ole &oli5ei miro
periucben, Oie 9loreiie ser S6melier
0eS Go0ten alS5ufinoeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12

Die beute geretteten Qelte ioIleu an
gebli6 5iemli6 po6lbe6aIteu iein.
Ter Coroner iagte beitte, Bob 63
9ei6en bis iebt ge6orgen morOen
iino. @S merOen nod 70 9ersleute
periliBt 6eren S9idial mdt befaunt
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
8e6n wcitcrc scraIcnte acrcttct.

Suite, @3ont #. SSuui.
3e6n peitere 9ereleute muroen belite
in elmer Siefe BON 2200 SUB in Ser
Speculator.Gupferinine am 9eben
geiunOen in mel6er 200 am Iebten
Samitog Oeridiittet poroeu wareu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
@IinSe lgaiiaaierc miillcn anriid.

Ger t7-iGbrige Spauier 9lntonio
Serrera uno Der 2 0Sabre olte @or.
titeieie Manuel 6erro De Golto, bliuoe
@aIia9iere, Oie al SamItog auf Ell
uem Oampier bier eintraien, puroeu
geltern bon ser bieiigen @inmanoe-
rltngs 8eb0rOe mO iuiolgeoeiien
bon ser @iumonOerllng alSeei6loi-
len. sic puroen inl StootgeidneniB
bis sur 9(biabrt 0eS Gampfers ein-
aeIperrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12

gereicbt uno awor oie StoOt @alti-
more, sic am 10. Mai bereits oomit
fertig mar, Gbnrles- GolntD, 6reoe-
rid-GountD, SorforO @ollntD uno
8albin9ton-G County.
ington-GountD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12

gl6pnnentCn, Die ben ), ,ScntIden GOrre-
IpOnoentCn" nidJt piuttIidJ Oocr nurcgeIs
niGkia crbalteu iinb gc6etcn, Der Office
hnbOu per EelcphOn Uoer idlriitIid Wdts
tbeiIung 81 mGdlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
WIittcI aeacm g9au,cm.

Gas &e5ept muroe ibon mebrIad
lpieDer oerIaugt unO erideint aIio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
.9 a y @ Bore NE art"

9lusiliige nod Sem p9oD Shore
@arf" erfreuen ii6 nod mie Dor
gr0Bter @elie6tbeit. Gereine oller
9lrt itorfe uno id6ma6e, 6o6en be-
reits 9(uSfliiee Oabin imternommen
unO dn0ere bo6en sen @arf ibon be-
lest. Sal5waiierbo0en lit Ser 6euor-
augte 3eitbertreib fiir @eiu1er, Oie
BON Der E6otio6e, 0oB Oie 9ooegele-
oenbeiteu in oieiem Sabre beoellteno
eraGnjt iino, ongene6m 6eriibrt iino.
SSeoen O}abmittag uno 9l6enO on
@o9ento9en meroen 8Gn5e arran-
girt. SIN Sonntogen ftnOen &irden-
miiif-Gon5erte ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
8nupnnnn CLARK

Gas GOueB Sslano oeS ehbenS.
&ersniigungen in llnmaIIe.
aommt reitet ben ueen siit oS0e aebip"'
Sero'S 9anbertbeater
nit Der ileinen @ertruoe 3ero.
GintrittSfreie mnlitaliidIe Shan.
25--6a6IGe @laOnsu, lnitige Suuarus-25 70
6reier Tnu5. QlmSacBeidlnctcc Erdlclter.
TCinitcr Sau5bDocu TN Shnen
glQe Gorieu SlulDenbier iOc. lRdn beflMme
unlere alimooilcben WarDldro NiuerS. Fel
SunterS SonomhsNldocben i'm @Gboret pep
Speile3immers. (Sulull l-lol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-12
Caucus fir spc5iuliitnns.

@emofrnten unO &epublifaner nomi-
niren alte 9eamte nit 9lusna6-
me fir Spreder. II GoufuS oer-
Iief rubig. @ro6i6itiouiiten lmo
6rouenredtlerinnen onpeieno. III
Serr goOiO @. @cSntoi6 fir
Spre6er BON oen Gemofrateu
nominirt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-12
Lemons Beauty!
otealN )eNsea Jvlss we'll bsSsee
moxla0 an NssessOe fass,
reeot ssmAs hsN6s.


Here u told how 70 prepare an In.
expensive lemon lotion which can be
used to bring back 70 any skin the
sweet freshness. softness. whiteness
and beauty.
The juice Of two fresh lemons
strained into bottle containing three
ounces Of orchard white makes =
whole quarter pint Of the most re-
maykabIe lemon, skin bsautiAer 1t
about the cost one must pay for .
small lar Of the ordinary cold creams.
Care should b taken To strain the
lemon juies through . Ans cloth 20
no lemon pulp gets II. then this lotion
will keep fresh for months. Every
woman knows that lemon Juice ID used
70 bleach and remove such blsmisheu
- frseklss. sallownsss and tan, and Il
The IDEAL skin softsnsr. smoothensr
and bsautiAsr.
Just tsy III Get three ounces Of
orchard white st any pharmacy and
Two jsnons from the srocsr and make
W . quarter pint Of this swsstly frag.
rant lemon lotion and massage, M|
daily Into the face. neck. arms and
hands. and ~ Tor yoursslf.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-12
CALIFORNIA BOYS
50 10 FARMING
SUMNER VACATION NAV 0e m.
DEFINITELY PROLONGED. AND
the ReruRM 70 SCHOOL Will
PROBABLY &C LAre

SAN FRANCISCO. June l..-rherc
Is a possibility that the 1900 hieh
, school boys Of the state viii have their
summer vacation indefinitely prolons.
ed. instead cf returning to their books
on August lst. Il may be well into Sep.
,cmber. or even October. before they
are called on to report At their classes.
A plan has been submitted to the
San Francisco school board By Judge
Thomas F. Graham. chairman oe the
county council Of defense. whereby
high school boys shall Be permitted to
20 to the country and help harvest the
crops. and YET b given their credits
the same ~ though they we're attend
Ing school.
Members of the council expressed
the belief that the safe harvesting Of
the bumper crops this fall depeads to
. large extent upDa the success Of
Judge Craham's plan.
Many farmers have written to the
local council a. the result q . similar
suggestion made BY Judge Graham
some weeks ago There was much
complaint following this suggestion.
however. on the score that the boys
would lose their school credits.
Under Judge 0raham's plan. how.
ever. the vacation period would Be ex.
tended for several weeks-or until the
crops are all harvested-and those
boys who assist In the work shall re-
ceive the usual credits.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-12
MRS. BERNARD. /. SMITH

Mile. AarsueritO SylviA--in private
life Ars. Bernard l. Smith. wife Of
Captain Bernard l. Smith. American
naval attache at Paris. long 4 popular
opera stcser In the United States and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-12
oveRcoArs SCARCE


COPENHAGEN. Nay 3s--Only IN
old person or IN invalid u permitted "a
have . winter - well - . summer
overcoat in Germany. under new or.
dsrs issued By the German imperial
clothing bureau. II u learned here. In
addition. the persoa desiring to have
two overcoats must produce . medical
certificate stating that the physical
coaditioa q the applicant b such q
to make the winter coat necessary.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-12
DESERVES GOLD
MEDAL FOR THIS
CINCINNATI AUTHORITY vglIs
NOW 70 oRv w A CONN 90 "
LieTs OUT

You corn.pcstered men and wou,en
necd sIlYer no longer. Wear tho shoes
that nearly killed you before. says this
Cincinnati authority. because . few
dropa Of freezons applied directly on
tender. aching corn stops soesness
at once and soon the corn loossas % u
can b lifted out. root and ail. without
pain.
A quarter Of an ounce Of frsssoue
cost very little at any drug store. but
10 sumcient 10 take o6 every hard o.
scft corn Of cailus. This should ba
tried. ~ II II inexpsnsivs and u said
not 10 inname or even irritats the sur.
rounding Tissue or skin.-Paid Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-12

"evy . home nrst" o, bvy . Il. 40
es''s . hsms. snd your, nav. s.r1...
through "" and psse. Ia .,1 :.
Gee chilesss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-12
Il GERMAN SHIPS
TAKEN AMO NAMED
oGNMAN NAMGs ARg cHANoGo.
one ss,No MAMgo AFrsR "a.
MoUe GERMAN AMERICAN
eR'sMo or I'NcoIN's

Tho American government has taken
over the intrrned German ships aimee
tho war began. and has and II prvpar.
Ing them for active service. many Al'
r~ady xoiaK In.
The navy department authorizes tho
following;
Secretary of tho Navy Daniels an
nounrcd that tho names of the aciard
GermaA nhips that have bccn assigned
tn the navy have been changed aA fui'
lows;
Gcler 10 Schurs.
tlrw~lau 10 bridgeport.
kicl to Camden.
l.sibsnfvls to Houatoa.
saxoaia to Savannah.
voxcnsen 10 Quincy.
NicariA to Pensacola.
Od~nwaid 10 Newport News,
iiorvnfelds to t.aux Reach.
AndronsedA 10 hath.
NVUutt euuusVctk w tsausU$ss
t'raesident TO kit,cry.
t.ocksaa TO Guifpoft.
One Named Tor Car, oekvrs
The Gcicr, the German gunboat
which was int~sacd At lionoiuia and
taken osss BY this government after
tho declaration Of war. h renamed Tor
Carl Schur1. tho famoas Ocrman'Am~r,
lean soldier aud statesman. A native
Of Praasia. schurs was one of the
hcrpcs of tho iiitssed revolution of
ixts. and. after that historic uprisinx
axainst tho prussian auiocsaey. found
= haven ip America. He vas one oe
lincoin's strongest supporters and
served In the United States army thru
tho Civil War. holding the rank of
major general Later he was upissd
States senator from Mlssoart and vas
secretary of tho interior In 1'sValdent
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-12

JOHN A. MCCALL.
FIRST NATIONAL RANK
CLAUDE DAGCETT
A. N. COLllER
RUFUS 8. MOORE
MARY L. MOORE
JOHN N. MOORE
KLAMATH MANUFACTURING CO
J. W. STOUT
EMETT u. MA0EE
FRED c. MURPHY
p. n. CAMPBELL
WILLIAM WRIGHT
MIDLAND
/. TlGrORD
J. TIGFORD
MAliN
wM. u. FREER
KLAMATH AGENCY
CARRIE A. WALKER
EDWARD q. ASHURST
EULlNE WOLFE
WILBUR MILLER
SAN FRANCISCO
+. NJ. JENNINGS
Your first patriotic duty--Duy {
liberty Bond,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-12
JAPs RECOGNIZE
MEXICAN PHYSICIANS

TOXIC. June 12.-An agreement has
been concluded between the govern
ments Of Japan and Mexico mutually
recognizing the freedom OF licensed
physicians to practice in the other
country.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-12

Soar nSs patriotic duty M,
Liberty ttond.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-12

FOR SALE-3so acres land cheap. BE-
tween BONANZA and Bly,. Address
~. & yohnson. r. o. box 3ls. Taft.
California. %l0ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-12
beralfs Class6ed Advs.


FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Pactically new leather
couch. . Enquire of Miss Augusta
PARKER. 3:s washington street. Phone
lltX. l2-lt'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-12
HEADACHE STOPS,
NEURALGIA gone
~. janss' 1sadasho Powder
give instant HoHeC-0oGe
dtns . paslhgA

0e.vs.ssskiag. splicing q dull,
tAreehiag Asedaehss yisld u just lsv
no0sate - D.. Jaaes' Hssdashs Pov.
dsss vhleA est oaly 10 essts . pask.
- q any dug stess. ltb ~ quisk.
sst, eurest hsadaehs sslisl h The whols
world. Doat su6sri Rsllsvs ~
sgony snd distrsss novl You css,
Millions OF mss and women have
found that hsadsehs ssd nsurslRjs
misery b needless. 0st whss yev ssk
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-12
SPORT STORIES m
COAST CIRCLES
l,oAvWg,oNr TUCKER gMl,srs.
HOWARD rR,ss OUT M,LLsR,
sesosx ron ArnLsr,cs-w. =
c. IN GAME

aAN FRANCISCO. Juno Ire.
ports received last week from approx.
isnately two doasn oe tho we'll known
fsshtns districts Of California SHOW
about An equal dtvision between poor
and good. Results obtained In tho
sierra Nevada region are the least en.
eoaragins. with the exception of Hunt,
inston Lake. which reports cxcsiisn,
catches. The cause eenev~liy h ~.
cribed TO the water being too hixh.
i.onnie Tucker. the iishtwcisht hos,
er who. with his brother Frankie. came
TO San Francisco under. the manage
ment Of their sister Elisab~th from
Tulsa. Oklahoma. to engage In four
round bouts here. has enlisted In the
engineer eorpa Of the regular army.
and viii serve his country at . com.
pensation of $50 per month. Hs II ~
ceivinG his preliminary training o,
Fort Mcdowell.
Manager Del Howard Of the Oakland
club of the Pacific Coast League II
having hard time fndins someone to
at Into the 6rst base position, He has
Just secured Miller oi the wssiern
League ~ the fourth candidate to b.
tried out on the initial sack. Miiisr's
batting record In the Western League
was see. which Included ten home
runs. He stole twenty.thrce bases. and
had aeldins average Of 80. lie re-
places Warren Adams.
Hugo Deadek. Who II scout Tor tho
PittsburE Nationals. and also coach OF
the University oe Oregon football team.
said while In Spokane recently that In
his opinion the esneral sentiment
among the colleges and universi,iss Of
the Northwest n ths, athletics. no far
~ possibls. should b continued dur.
Ing the var.
Washinstoa State colisss viii b. .
contender In all branches of athletics
In the coast eonfsrence next year. ae.
eording 10 . dscision rsachsd at q rc.
cent meeting OF the athletic council of
tho college. In reaching the decision
the athletic mentors were influenced
By the opinion Of government and mill.
tary authorities that the continuation
Of athletics In the colleges OF the Unit.
I'd States will 70 long way toward
moulding the physical typcs Of men
that are needed at the present time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-28
By MARK LARKIN.

MEXICALI, Lower California, June
26.-Now high and dry, 60 miles from
the sea, Mexicali will in a few years
become a seaport town. A canal four
miles long will make this possible. =
The most significant project that the
Cantu government now has under con
sideration is q scheme to bring the sea
up to the towns front door.
This will mean that Mexicali and
her American twin, Calexico, will have
access to ocean transportation.
1t will also assure the famous I'm
perial valley, Arizona, New Mexico
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-28
POTATO PRICES DROP.

NEW YORK, June %. = Potatoes
dropped today to 81 barrel here, CON-
pared with $12 when the market
reached the high peak some time ago.
The break was caused by the dumping
of thousands of bushels into the mar.
ket by rail and steamship lines from
southern points. There has been a
drop of 50 cents a day per barrel for
a week, according to wholesalers. (s4
a barrel for potatoes is equivalent to
$3.50 per bushel, or 40 cents a peck.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-28

says he nm take two amateur chorus
girls nom there next season II there
be any young ladies' with stage asptr.
ations. Girls should be able to SING
and dance the better they do these
things the more satisfactory they VIII
be to the show. The girls will ot
under the control Of Mrs. Friedenwald
who Is constantly with the show u
managerial capacity. Applicants
should address Norman Friedenwald
Raleigh Hotel. Chicago, Immediately as
he starts on an auto tour OF New YORK
state early in July.
Frances Ingram is announced as one
of the big features Of the grand opera
program at Ravinia Park in Chicago
this summer. She will be the solist on
Monday evening, July q Richard
Hageman will conduct the orchestra
on that occasion. Miss Ingram sang
at Fairmont in one Of the lecture
courses and won high approval from
music lovers. She has advanced won
derfully since that time and Chicago
critics admit that she Is the great
est American contralto at this time.
In private life she Is the wife Of Karl
G. Masvitty, OF the theatrical firm Of
Gaskell & MasVitty, who Is just now
in Washington, D. G.. Going Red Cross
work. The other day c. S. Humphrey,
head Of the Chicago office Of the Unit
ed Booking Offices, was encountered
and was informed that his friend
Charles Goddard, of the Chicago Grand
Opera company, was to appear at Fair,
mont the coming season in the lecture
course of the Normal, and was surpris.
ed that the celebrated singer was to ap.
pear at one Of the smaller cities. Mr.,
Goddard has a magnificent voice and
through Mr.. Humphreys influence ap.
peared at the last benefit of 1.-THE
Strollers Club in Chicago on a pro
gram including Elsie Janis, Ruth st.
Denis and Stuart Barnes.
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an inland salt water sea which runs
southwark to within four miles of the
Gulf o. Lower California. All that is
needed to make this body of water
navigable to deep-water ships is a
short canal connecting the lagoon with
the gulf.
That then, will bring the sea to
Mexicali's dooryard. The town will
be nearer to salt water than is Los
Angeles, which ranks as one Of the
Pacifi2 coast ports.
Only short haul over railroad or
automobile highway will be required
to connect the rich inland empire back
of Mexicali with the sea.
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takes before the director pronounced
it just right.
Slim SummerviIle had a most un-
usual experience the other day, while
working in a Mack Sennett-Keystone
comedy. and one that was not alto
gether pleasant. He crawled into the
thirteen.inch barrel Of gun on the
warship Cheyenne and they fired OFF
its mate next to him while he was
there. For a week Slim was stone
OLD sTAGER.
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The gulf Of California is navigable to
ships Of any draught as far up as the
mouth Of the Colorado river. The only
dredging profile mpresented is the
digging Of the canal, which would cut
through low, marshy ground.
"The people Of Lower California are
greatly interested in this project" saio
Lieut.-C Barranco commanding the
troops in the Northern district. I'VE
feel that possibilities which the whole
world may enjoy are back Of It. Gov
ernor Cantu is greatly impressed by
the practicability of the plan. Un'
doubtedly it will become reality be-
fore many more years have passed"
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and northwestern Texas new outlet
to deep water-a seaport for the great
Southwest.
It will mean quicker shipments and
lower freight rates to the peoplein the
interior, whose only means Of cOmmu-
nicatiou has been the transcontinental
railroads,
This contemplated change will so
effect the GEOGRAPHIC and Importance
of northeastern Lower California that
the event will be of world interest.
Lying is miles southwest of Next
cali, beyond low range of mountains,
is the head Of the great Laguna Salida,
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Norman Freidenwald is back in
Chicago with my Honolulu Girls"
the tabloid show which broke all rec
ords at the Hippodrome at Fairmont
last season as we'll as at other points
The show was out Al weeks and had a
very successful tour. There was some
big jumping the latter part Of the
season when the show jumped from
Philadelphia to Charleston, W. Va
for a return date, then to Memphis
for week at the Orpheum, best vau'
deville house in that city, then to
Little Rock, Ark, Birmingham, Ala
Nashville, Tenn, Lexington, KY, and
back to Chicago. Mr.. Friedenwald
thinks so kindly of Fairmont that he