davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-15
PEOPLE TELL
N 'AD00 HOW
To RUN ROADS

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. To-
Director General McAdoo and his rail-
road administration are fnding out
thru the new bureau OF complaints
and suggestions, what the people
think of the railroads under govern
ment control. The people think many
good things and many bad. They
write praise and condemnation OF
policies and individual employees.
Some OF their suggestions are declar-
ed practical, and many are not. II Is
the task Of the bureau to translate
the accepted complaints and sugges-
tions into action which will effect re-
forms. and explain to all other writ
ers reasons for practices against
which they protest.
Nearly 900 letters pour into the
bureau every day, and hundreds Of
suggestions already have borne fruit
in reforms. As results, train sched-
uies have been changed to permit
better connections for commuters, OBJ
solete baggage practices involving ex-
tortionate charges have been elm
mated. strayed shipments Of house.
hold goods have been traced. public
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-15

An examination. Of the records Ia
the Office sad rSborts from commit
tssmsn show that many Of our citi'
, sens have bssn rsplyins TO solicita
tions 70 buy bonds that they will
buy st the Baak." They have this
privilege and every red bloodsd Am
erican ought 70 consider II . privi.
lsgs to step up ssd put down bid
money for bic country's cause.
However. II = also apparent that
there are going 70 b lot Of people
who put OF the solicitors and then
thru earsisasnsss (or worss) neglect
70 buy their boads. Such people are
candidates for the yellow list and
they may take Il for granted, that II
they neglect 70 buy t1sir bonds their
names will appear onsthat list which
holds then " 70 disgrace before
their fellow eitissnA TIE excuse
that they forget" Will not b taken
~ valid.
The time b too short 70 send our
solicitors out again and In fact they
ought never - have had 70 90 out TO-
these subscriptions. The burden 6f
making your subscriptions 10 now
squersiy up b you and this is the
last warning you will have. Next
Saturday. october. 18th st . p. H..
ends the drive. This 10 your last
chance. You viii have yourself 70
blsms II you lsad In the yellow
column.
Arthur r. Wilson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-15
MARRIAGE L,CExsE ISSUED.

A marri,se license has been u.
sued to Ciarancs Rey varnsy Of Jack.
sonvills. and Bertha May Cummiasa
Of klamath Falls. BY County Clerk
G. r. Dsl.ap. .The psrmisslon OF ths
srooms mother was wired from Jack.
sonvills. he being under ogs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-15
THREE LEAVE FOR
LIMITED SERVICE

Roy Beet, J. Ward and Chsriss
Dpfss lett tkls Aosniug Tor vsncou.
YER. where thsy viii enter the Spruce
division 'et th1 military service,
Cecil Weeks wln slso b inductsd
from 0aklan1. California into this
department.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-15
RED CROSS DISTRIBUTION

The American Red Cross 20 fat has
distributed In round numbers S.o00,.
900 sweaters. 10000 muhlsrs. l..
100000 wristlets. 100000 helmets,
100000 pairs OF socks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-15
LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Franklia 'ssw y
morrow morning for Hosy. csllie'ss'
where NJ. Franklin will take easiW
Of tke q. J. Murray Sand plts.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-15

Crown Prince Boris has ascended
the throne Of Bulgaria after the abdi-
cation Of his father. Ferdinand. The
latter has been In bad health ever
since the situation In the Balkans be-
came dangerous. and the strain Of do.
feat has been too much for him.
DR.. r. r Goddard will be on his
annual vacation from October lst to
October ~. LIE
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-15

War Saving stamps earn ss''"
for you on Sundays and holISM
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-10-15
An Ounce Of Prevention
The Surgeon General of
the u. S. Army Says:

"i-Avosd ne ctilc~s crowtlins, imaucasa b = cr"wd
disease
''2-Hmothcr your couaAs and sneese~; others do
not want eve gcsms which yOa jwould throw
away.
"S-Y0uP moss. not yoar m0ath, Was made to
breathe through, Get the habit.
"4-Remember the three C's-a clean mouth. y
clean sktn. and elean cl0shc~.
"S-Try to keP cool whea yOs walk and warm
when you ride aad sleep.
"S-Opea the Windows always ~ homc at nisht; n
the Once Whea psacticahle.
'7-Food win wia the weF Il yos Give Il = chance;
help b. choosing sad chewing yosr fond veil.
a6Yosr tate may b. b ycsr own haasis' wash
yoar haa0s before eating"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18
WILLOW CREEK, IND.

The community grange will meet
Wednesday evening. Sept. 20, at S
o'clock All the members are urged
to be present.
Mrs. John Beyrer. Mrs. A. J. Eag-
er and Miss Marie Wedel were ap-
pointed as delegates TO attend the
sunday school convention held al
Kendallville, Ind, Sept. Il,
Mr.. and Mrs. HocteI were AT Lake
vile on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs William Lott enter
tanned relatives on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson gave a party
at their home on Thursday evening
Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Hobbs Of Chicago.
Mrs. Bert Weiss and children OF
Laporte are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
James Eberhart.
A number from this vicinity at
tended the Interstate fair last week
The Home Economics club will
be entertained on Friday afternoon
by Mrs. John Beyers, having been
postponed from Tuesday. All mem
bers are invited TO be present. as il
is the occasion Of the annual cleo
ton OF officers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18
FIVE POINTS, IND.

George Backus left FOR Michigan.
where he Will be the guest OF his
son, Clarence Darkus and family.
Floyd Hummer OF South Bend
spent sunday with his grandmoth-
e.. Mrs ora Taylor and family.
Mrs. Ella Carleton and daughter
Maize We're South Bend visitors
saturday
Als~ Bcruicc HolstOn wa the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Forest VIII
Iiams OF South Bend. Sunday.
Irene Crum. Hazel Carter and
AIrs Lucille Michael were guests OF
Mrs. George Darkus last week
Sc e.al from this place attended
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18

AIAMARONECK. ". r.. Sept. ISL
Cardinal John III. Farley. archbishop
|of New York. died az his country
home here last night. The aged
Dreiate had been sinking rapidly
since ne suffered relapse Saturday
Following partial recovery from an
iattack or pneumonia
Cardinal John Murphy Farley was
one OF the most beloved and admired
raen who ever held high position
n the Catholic church of America.
Beloved he was because of his JUS
|tice sincerity and open hearted
manner, with it's tinge Of native irish
1yit. and because of the Kindly con-
sideration which me always showed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18
CARDINAL FARLEY
CALLED BY DEATH
Noted Catholic PreIate Fails
to Recover From Attack
of Pneumonia.
ternat,onal News se-slcs

News Se-riee
NEW YORK. sept Is.-Com-
plete plans will De announced
during the day for the funeral
OF John Cardinal Farley arch
bishop OF the Roman Catholic
diocese of New York. who died
last Right at his Summer home
near Namoreneck after an III
ness OF six weeks
The funeral ceremouies wil
be the most impressive held in
New York in years Today the
cardinals bodv viii remain az
his Mamaroneck home and there
viii be no special services. To
morrow afternoon the body will
BE brought 90 New York. Fol
lowing the hearse viii bo the
cardinals committee and other
Catholic organization Along
the route various other Catholic
oLgTegations will assemble.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18
SPANISH INFLUENZA
EPIDEMIC IN THREE
EASTERN ARMY CAMPS

WASHINGTON. sept 1S-span-
ism influenza now has become cpl
demic i'm three army camps. Surg.
Gen. Gorgas announced Tuesday
There are 1900 cases at Camp Dew
ems. Mass; 1000 at Camp Lee. Va.
and 800 at Camp Upton n. Y. The
disease. Gen. Gorgas said. has ap-
peared I'm only a mild form. Two
deaths thus far have been reported.
both az Camp Deveus.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18
CoALBUSH, IND.

Floyd Godshalk Harold Riggs
and the Misses Mildred and Ruth
Riggs visited Mr. and Mrs. ONO II.
PREM Of Elkhart over SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin son
George and Mr.. and Mrs. George r..
Riggs were sunday guests ~ Mr.
and Mrs A j. Godsha1k
3rr. and Mrs. Charles Beehler o.
Alishawaka visited Nj and AIRS.
George Hahn. sunday
Mrs Willard Croffot Of EIkhart
visited with her mother, 1lr-. Henry
Beehler. Monday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18

the fair at South Bend last week.
There viii be no Sunday school at
Nonsoh chapel next sunday on ac-
count of the union services at Mt
Pleasant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18

c.. r Yoder. switchman, and
one Of the men who escaped with
slight injuries in an automobile
accident here Saturday night, suf-
fered the crushing Of his right foot
Monday night, when a wheel of a
freight car passed over the member.
1t is proba BILE that his foot will be
amputated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18
Goshen News

News-Times Special Service:
GOSHEN, sept Eugene
Sweeney, o. years old OF Bristol.
unmarried. fell dead OF neuralgia OF
the heart at the home OF his sister
Mrs. 9. w Krug. 81 s Eighth St.,
where ne had resided since May 2S,
1918, when he came here from
Bristol on account of failing health.
He had been stricken in February
and soon after his condition became
so serious that il was deemed advis-
able TO bring him 20 the residence
of his sister.
Yesterday Mr. Sweeney was ap-
parently in his usual health. After
dinner he went for "a walk and half
an hour after he returned to the
house he expired while sitting in a
chair. There was no warning what
ever of approaching death. Coroner
HOldeman of Elkhart was sum-
moned and he returned q verdict
showing that Mr.. Sweeney died Of
neuralgia OF TIE heart.
The deceased was the son OF John
Sweeney. who died seven years ago.
He was born or a farm near Bris-
toll and for IS years had resided at
that place. conducting a billiard
hall and lunch room. lie never mar
ried
Surviving are his sister and one
brother, Leroy ". Sweeney of Jack
son, Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18

The canteen committee OF the
Elkhart Red Cross chapter, headed
by Mrs. George Pratt, has cOmplet-
ed arrangements for the erection of
a Red Cross canteen hut on the New
York Central station grounds here.
The hut viii be 20x30 feet in size
and equipped to serve soldiers with
lunches cigarets, magazines and
other niceties TO assist in reminding
them that they are foremost in the
minds of every patriotic person in
the United States.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18

A city-wide central organization
of boy scouts of which all local pa
trolls will be a part, Is said 10 be the
plan Of the local Rotary club in
backing the movement in Elkhart.
The first steps for such a move viii
ne made next Tue. lay when the
Rotary club Will entertain the boy
scouts of the city at luncheon to
be served at the Century club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18
Circuit Court.

Lewis .. PARCEL ct al have sued
Peter Frazier ct al. TO quiet title TO
land i'm Benton twp. There are
several hundred plaintiffs. their
names huing three pages OF type
written copy.
Clerk Rimpler Is preparing the
docket FOR the fall term, which is
due to start Monday. Sept 80.
Juries viii be drawn Monday, Sept.
%. The docket is about Of the
usual size. There has been no
court here since early in July. Judge
Drake is holding court at La
grange.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18

Eby home 10y his son, Ira Eby, il
was guarded by the Ely family
dog.
a call cor = selects from Elkhart
county army draft division No. 1 10
go To Camp Zachary Taylor Louis
vile. by, about oct. Z, has been
made, it was announced here Tues
day.
To get these men it viii not be
necessary to start on the list of
those between the ages of is and
A. years who registered last Thurs
day.
ID. :. Norris has sold h;s 100
acre farm in jefferson twp. To
Aaron r. Koontz of Kosciusko
county. who viii take possession
March l. Mt Koontz recently pur
chased "a residence property on ;.
Third ST. and expects To make
Goshen his home.
The body OF H. c. Plew. who was
fireman on the L. :. steamer Mount
Vernon "a converted German Hner)
and who died when the ship was
torpedoed by a German submarine
as it was leaving France, home
ward bound. has been sent 10 Lees
burg. his former home, for burial
Surviving Mr. Plew are his wife
and two children. He was killed
when a German shell exploded on
the deck of the Mount Vernon, kill
ing SO men. Ten years ago Mr..
Plew moved with his family TO
Malaga. Wash
Democrats Of Goshen have
opened headquarters in the Mrs. T.
J. Kessler building on 2. Lincoln
lav The headquarters will be open
daily for the distribution OF litera-
ture and transaction Of business In
connection with the campaign pre-
liminary To the general election to
be held Tuesday, Nov. 5-seven
weeks from today.
An auto driven by Sylvester Wild
ner. Millersburg banker. on the brick
road west of Millersburg, hit a buggy
/ in which Michael Stieer and Frank
Bunger were ridinl II was a head
on collision With Widner in the
motor car were his wife and four
children. Mrs. Widner was serious
" hurt and all the children were
bruised Mr. Widner has injuries
I 10 the chest.
To avoid running over Bunger.
who was thrown from the buggy
onto the brick pavement. where he
| lay unconscious. J. Hartsough drove
I his automobile into a ditch Shirley
/ Rink. with a new Chevrolet, collided
with the Hartsough machine. the
/ Chevrolet being badly damaged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18
Elkhart News

News Times Special Service
ELKHART, Sept. 1S-Sunday
and Monday. Sept % and 80, have
been designated as volunteer days
for the fourth Liberty loan in Elk
hart by the city committee These
days were selected in order that
Elkhart's campaign might De to a
great extent simultaneous with the
drives of surrounding cities
There will be no soliciting done
on these days. on Tuesday, how
ever. if there is a deficit in the
100000 quota for Elkhart. the city
viii be canvassed for the portion Of
the allotment which has not been
secured.
Prosecuting Atty. Glen Sawyer to-
day hled charges Of burglary and
larceny against three New York Cen
trail switchmen. Ellis NJ Sherman.
Earl r. smith and Donald T.
Squibbs. II is alleged the three
men stole 24T quarts of wines and
liquor from freight cars I'm transit
through the local yards
Saturday night the three went on
Joy ride in Sherman's Ford car
and We're mixed up I'm an auto ac-
cident. sherman was severely
wounded and when rhe police ar
rived q large Quantity OF liquor was
found in and about the machine.
The arrests followed
The regular monthly eports OF
Fire Chief Alex Dotson were sub
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18
Made CaFdinaI Inn IgIf

Bur tho browning glory OF Car
dinal Farley's remarkable career i'm
the church took place on Nov %.
1911. when. with Archbishop O'Con-
nell of Boston. and Apostolic Dele
gate FalcOnio of Washington, he was
consecrated cardinal by Pope Plus
y at "a private consistOry in the
vatican. when ne was presented with
q red hat aud other cardinalate in
sigma. The public conservation was
held the next day and was attended
by church dignitaries from all parts
on the world as we'll as thousands Of
Americans who We're anxious to wit
ness the elevation of their fellow
cOuntrymm to the high rank. which
3t the time was held by only one
American. Cardinal Gibbons Of Bal
tmore
After his conservation Cardinal
Farley remained i'm Rome for two
months. returning TO New York in
January. 1871, and upon his arrival
he received what was probably the
greatest ovation ever rendered a
man Of the church i'm America. The
reception was in the form OF cele-
bration. which began with a parade
that escorted the newly con-
secreated cardinal from the Battery.
along Broadway and Fifth av.. be-
tween two solid masses of cheering
thousands, 90 st Patrick's cathedral.
The celebration lasted for over two
weeks during which time Cardinal
. Farley was the guest of honor at
banquets. mass meetings and similar
functions, at which he was eulogized
by the most prominent citizens or
New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18

Jack Guerrier. a 15-year-old boy
arrested in Elkhart for the theft OF
Studebaker car from a TT. Wayne
doctor, was taken 10 TT Wayne by
Sergt. Cavanaugh of that city, who
said this was the third car ne had
stolen.
The youthful culprit told the Off
GERS that he had seen the car stand
ing on the street as he was going
home from school. and that he
could not resist the impulse 10 take
a ride, as the switch key was in the
car. The boys school books We're in
the machine when it was recovered
in Goshen, and they served to
identify him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18

II G.. Alshouse. who has returned
10 Goshen after "a residence OF two
years i'm EIkhart. is arranging 20
start the erection of an ice house
on the canal bank. several months
ago ne purchased land for the pur-
pose Mr.. Alshouse disposed of his
ice house i'm Elkhart. which was To-
Gated on the r. Jackson ST. high
way. the ice supply having been
taken from the st. Joseph river.
The annual reunion OF the 18th
Indiana cavlary Will be held in
Goshen. Wednesday. oct .
Ii is expected that attendance
viii be very large. The program Is
now being arranged
A Belgian girl is working IN a
mint field near Lgonier.
Funeral services for Jacob Eby.
widely known and we'll 10 do farm
er. who committed suicide al his
home i'm Penn twp. St Joseph
county. Ga short distance west Of
Wakarusa and II miles southwest
Of Elkhartl We're held al the
shaun church Tuesday afternoon,
Rev. DaviG Noder officiating
That AZ Ely Killed himself on
account OF worry iu connection
With' the wan rs said 10 be estah-
lished. he was religiously opposed
90 hostiliities and worried constant
ly over the operation Of the selec-
tive service law. and war general
Is AZ rhe rine Mr Ebys dead
body was found In the ward az the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18

mitted TO the board OF works Tues
dav morning and showed that there
We're II nres in the city during the
month of August The total prop
erty damage amounted 20 S1.62O.75.
City Clerk Nerdun Miesner was aU-
thorized by the board to advertise
for bids 10Y 1000 feet Of one half
inch cotton rubber-lined ire hose.
The funeral services for the late
Mrs Clara Z. Heilman, who died
Monday afternoon at her home west
Of Elkhart. will be held at the
Grace Lutheran church here Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Rev.
J. D. Brosy viii officiate
Dr. and Mrs. J. c. Felmins Of
this city Tuesday received word
from their son. Willard Fleming.
stating that he had been awarded a
commission Of second lieutenant at
the Plattsburg, \. Y. training camp.
He will arrive in Elkhart Sunday for
ten-day furlough.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18

TO children. who loved him with "A
love that Us only received by
prince among men Cardinal Far
Iey was admired 10y men in an walks
of life. of every class and creed. as
"a theoIogian. diplomat and as
man. and because of the great good
he accomplished and helped 20 ac-
complish in lettering the conditions
OF the poor Ia the great metropolis
Ills ability attracted papal recog-
milton and earned bis promotion
from the ranks Of the parish priests
through the various grades Of honor
-monsignor missionary rector. con-
sulter 20 the diocese. permanent di-
rector. yicar-general pr0thOnotary
apostolic. auxiliary bishop and arch
Dishop-to the highest gift of honor
within The power Of the pope. conse-
Grafton 20 the Sacred College Of
Cardinals
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18

The regular monthly eporJs OF
Fire chief Alex Dotson were sub
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18

a Belgian girl is working III
mint field near Lgonier.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-18
Born i'm ireland.

ct aA-'N 10 ti4' s7-tfEu 'olleEe OF
Cardinals.
Born in ireland.
Cardinal Farltr was born in New
ton Hamilton. county Armagh. Ire
land. April 200. 1872 His studies for
the priesthood began az St Nlacan-
ian'- college. Ireland Later. when
he came Co America he continued
studying. az ST. Johns seminary,
Fordham. and ST. Joseph's seminary.
Troy. n. s.. going from there 10 the
American college at Rome. where ne
finished and was ordained priest
June II, 1870
Returning 70 the United States he
became assistant re,.,or at st. Peters
church. New Brighton. Staten island.
which position be held from 1870 to
1878. when ne left the parish 90 be-
come private secretary 20 the then
Archbishop McCIoskey.
Ina 1854 he was appointed private
chamberlain 10 Pope Leo XIII, with
the title OF monsignor, acting i'm that
I capacity until 1891. when he was
made vicar-general of the archdio-
I ''"f. ''i aMr.NH nl.Nr iIl 49, nv W ~
appointed private prelate to Leo
I XIII. and in 1885 was made protho-
notary apostolic.
In 1895 he was named auxiliary
I bishop OF Zeugna. and on the death
of Archbishop CoIrigan in 1902. he
was named administrator of the
farchdiocese Of New York. In the fall
/ of the same year he was appointed
. the fourth archbishop of the diocese
"a position which ne filed with dis
tinguished success.
Cardinal Farley celebrated the an
niversary OF his 10th year in the
I priesthood i'm 1910. the event being
one OF the most brilliant New York
. has ever seen in connection with any
purely church matter Priests and
bishops from all parts Of the east
participated, and the exercises at
uacted much attention throughout
the church world
The Tupelo journal., 1918-06-21
"sTIRRED UP THE ANIMALS
kokomo Youngster, Monkey and Auto
Horn Raise BedIam in a Petoskey
(Mich.) Park.

Haynes Starbuck, ~five-year-old son
of A. e. Starbuck, of Kokomo, literally
STIRRED up the animals" in the city
park at Petoskey, Mich, recently, re-
lates the Indianapolis News. The senior
Starbuck is q member of Americas
hay-fever brigade, and spends the "sea-
SON." at Harbor Springs with his fam
lily.
On one of their drives the Starbuck
family and their guests visited the Pc
toskey park, which has a small zoo.
While the party was strolling about in
the park a young monkey leaped into
Mr.. Starbuck's a and began throwing
rugs and cushions to the ground.
HAYNES Starbuck came back to the car
and found Mr.. Monkey sitting on the
hood, examining the radiator cap.
The lad climbed into the drivers
seat and pressed the button of the cleo
trio horn. The monkey cleared ~
feet through the air, landing in a tree
But soon it came hack and once more
mounted the hood, this time trying to
unscrew the radiator cap.
The Starbuck boy let loose a series
Of blasts on the horn, and this time
the monkey did a Wilbur Wright to the
head of an elderly woman at the side
of the driveway. The woman shrieked,
the monkey chartered, the horn cut
loose again, and then two eagles awoke
in their cage and turned loose free
dom's call. All the other birds began
screaming, the ducks in a pond near by
set up an ear-splitting %clatter, while
the coyotes yapped loudly. Then, high
above all the racket, rose a series OF
blood-curdling walls and bowls from
two big wolves.
Mr.. Starbuck gathered his party and
left, but it was more than an hour be-
fore the usual peaceful calm OF the
park was resumed.