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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30
Dos grandes pro.
yectos Sc tienen
en- Brownsville
La construction de un ferro-
carril a Punta Isabel y el
dragado de la Laguna Madre

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Mayo 81
Varios hombres de negocios de esta 10
calidad tienen en- estudio dos grandeS
provectos que son de verdadera i'm
p]ortancia comercial Y f~inanciera para
esta ciudad V las inmediatas del ESta-
do de Texas.
Sc trata, NADIA menos, de una reor-
~ganizaci6n completa y a TODD costo,
del ferrccarri! que hace sus r~ecorri-
dos entire eSta ciudad Y el veclno
puerto de Punta Isabel, Inca que
nadie puede negar que tiene una gran
importancia comercial.
El otro de los proyectos menciona-
dos es de mayor trascandencia Y de
mas vital importancia, V ~consiste en-
e dr9gaGo de un canal. con capaci-
dad para barcoS lie dieZ Y docc pies de
calado, que atravesara Ia Laguna Ma
DIRE.
FL prcyecto de canalizacion de Ia
Barra de Brazos ha sido IN proyecto
mantanido con firme teson por los
homDres de ~negocios lie esta seccion
de-! EStado de Texas, ~quienes desdc
hace muchoS amos no nan dcjado de
pensar en- Ia iniciativa de trabaioS en-
tai SentiGo.
FL iniciador de tal proyecto y>Quien
ha trabaiado mas porQuc este lleE0e
Ia c.istalizarse, cS el senior Luis Co,
iboIini. S~ccretario hasta nltimas fechas
del Comite de Mcjoras Y Desarrcl!o
de la Ciudad. qaien en- todas las oca-
stones Sc ha manifestado partid&rio
! deeidido de llevar 4 caho todaS las
mcioraS que sean factiblcS, sin arrc-
GrarSe ante las dificultades que pre-.
sentan 4 primcra vista.
Va Ell proyecto de! draeauo de Ia Il
guna para la construction de! cana.
rcferido. esti en- cstudio POI Il co.
mission de ingcnicros, V Sc .cSpcra que
t>toS dicten un dictamcn favorable,
acknowledgements. FL ~gobierno de,
Es,ado prestara 81 apoyo a los inicl",
! dcreS de las m&gnas obras de que Sc
! trata. a fin de que estas puedan SCI
NcvadaS 4 Ia practica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30
Estafaba por medic
de giros falsos
Y por clio fu6 aprehendida
Una muier de porte aristocratieo
tIm6 a yari0s cOmerCiantes

BISBEE, Arizona. Mayo 27.-En
Lowell. p~erteneciente a este Estado,
Sc trabajo como en- TODD Ell resto de
e para recabar fondos para la Cruz
Roja Americana durante Ia semana
dedicada a esa benemerita institu-
Icion.
En- dicha ciudad hubo manifesto
clones publicas Y varias comlsiones
de damas recorrieron las GALES Vi
sitando los establecimientos conner
ciales Y las casas de todos los vecl-
| nos. logrando reunir la Suma que i
esa ciudad lie fue asignada como
! contribution para la institution re-
ferida.
Todos co%ntribuyeron con 10 que
su situaci6n les permiti6, no regis
traudose Siao un ease en- Ell que un
i~ndividIo, de quien despueS sc snpo
que es aleman, Sc nego d proporclo-
mar fondos para Ia Cruz Roja,' no
obstante de que, segun 10 informa-
Iron sus companeros de labores, es
Tingeniero Y CANA IN magnifico suel-
do.
Cuando una comision de senori-
tas Sc presento en- las oficinas de Ia
CCmpa9ia Calumet and Arizona,
de Lowell. Y Solicito fondos para "a
Cruz ROia. de John Pfeafle, quo
ash Sc llama Ell ingeniero aleman,
este dijo sencillamente que no daba
nj un centavo.
La comision de senoritas no pro,
teSt6. pero algunos mineros que eS'
taban cerca Sc dieron cuenta de Ia
conteitaci6n del aleman, hicieron
Iqle en- IN instante TODD ei persona
que trabaja en- Ia negotiation mi,
nera Sc enterara de Ia conducta POI
elloS Observable en- Ell ingnieCo, Y en-,
t6nceS Sc organize una manifestation
de proteSta en- Ia que formaron mas
dc quinlentoS mineroS entire barre
teros V trabajadores de fuera. ma,
nifestacion que Sc hizo ruidosamen'
tc por TODD Ell pueblo, Y durante d
cual algunos oradores pidierOn que
eI ingeniero aleman fuera separadc
de la compania en- donde trabajaba
coSa que lograron, pues al ser ente'
RADIOS los directories de Ia negocia'
zion de Ia actitud anti-americans
de Pfeafle, 10 separaron Immediate,
nentc de su pucsto y 10 obligaron (
tsaIir de los terrenos De la comrania
OtroS dos mineroS, de Sangre ale
mana, Sc negaron tambiGn 4 dar for,
dos para la Cruz Roja,' pero ne
~fueron destituidos por no haberse
~preseHtado va al trabajo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30
Sc nego a ayudar a
Ia Cruz Roja
Sc lie castig6 expulsdudolo
Quien Sc rehus6 a ayudar dicha
institution, era un aIemdn

Ell PAS0, Texas, Mayo 27.-In-
fructuosos fueron los ~esfuerzos que
hizo Ia policia para capturar a una
mujer que hizo victimas de c~uantio-
sas estafas a varios concentrates de
csta localidad, por medic de cheques
que les e%ntregaba, que amparaban
determinadas ~cantidades, Y que a
Ia postre resultaron i~ncobrables.
La mujer ell question Sc presen-
,taba en- las casas de concrete, ioye-
las V tiendas de ropa generalnente,
bajdndose a la puerta de elias de un
poderoso auto Y luciendo magnifi-
cas- alhajas que al primer golpe de
vista denunciaban la desahogada
posicion de quien las Nevada.
Los comerciantes estafados dicen
gle Ia sonora referida es de TN por-
te a~riktocratico Y Gistinguido, que
Sc exrrsSa muy bien en- ingles Y en-
espanol, motives estos que c~ontri-
buyeron a que varios cayeran en- e!
garlic.
FL sistema puesto en- practica por
csta habil estafadora, era muy SEN
clio: Sc ~presentaba en- cualquier
casa de concrete, pedia algunas
mercancias. va fueran alhajas o tie,
las finisimas; escogia una huena
collection de 10 que Sc lie ponia ante
los oJoS, Y al momento de pagan, con
toda ca'ma declaraba que no ilevaba
cncima dinero saficiente. pero quo
cytonderia I'm cheque por la can't
dad que lie faltaba. EntonceS Cntrc,
gaba, ror ejcmplo, c%uarenta pesos
en- elective. Y firmaba IN cheIuc por
cient2 ochenta o doScientos, o mas
segin Ia cantidad que habia gaSta'
dc en- Ia tienda.
Los comerciantcS, ante cI lujO y
IA Dr2scncia De la compradora, n
, siquiera ~pcnsaban en- telefonear a
banco respective inquiriendo sobre
los fondos de Ia sonora aquella,
! por 10 que la estafa era completa.
Como la pajara esa comprendi;
que durante cl dia Siguicnte los che
cue tendrian que ser rechazados
ella detenida por IA poiicia. Sc die
Hrisa para acabar 81 "trabajo' en- III
solo dia, Y en- menoS de cuatro no,
ras, pues Sc supone que comenzo 81
%".jira" a las tres de Ia tarde, hizc
victimas de Su estudiado timo a ma:
de ocho casas, en- cantidades I'M
p~ortantes.
i'arcce que ahora esta en- Dallas
ponicndo en- p~rartica ell mismc
juego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30
AVERIADOS

\ las cinco de la manana de aver,
en- la cuadra nUmero 100 de la Aveni-
dc Rivers Sc revent6 IN tubo de seis
puigadaS. del Scrvicio de aqua pota-
be y 9ronto SC inund6 Ia Gale. ma
hiCndosc ocasionado djguras averias
detido a que el aqua formj algunos
bacncS en- los cuales Sc a~tascaron al
gunos AUTOMOBILES Ccasionandosc Sc
rios dcsperfcctos. Sc do Immediate
ayiSo a Ia Compania del servicio dc
aqua Y pronto fue ~reparado cl despcr-
fecto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30
Agctan ci POGO maiz que llega.

Varios vcriros Ian diriGido un
9scy;to de qucja al G~obcrnador de-
Estado. basanGoSe en- que en- I'm me-
limo de almidon que existc en- csta
localidad. no nan suspended IA ella
5oraci6n dc! rcfcrido art:2ulo. \ pc
sar dc las 6rdencs que en- tai scnti-
dc rccibicron los ducnos del molino,
periudicando con este 4 las fami-
las. pucs los ducuos de este acapa-
ran cast TODD e. maiz que lea a &
ciuiad. ~cmrlcandolo Ell Ia fabrica-
ci6n dc almidon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30
OirO COnf|iCtO ObrGrO on
Ia Cia. "E|.AguiIa"

MEXICO, Mayo 25.-Por n0ticias
llcgadas a esta capital sc sabe que h.
surgido un nuevo conflicto obrero en-
ire la .Compania petrolcra "El A@ui-
Ia" Y Ia Union Mariners ' FogoHc-
ros del Golfo. cstablecida c& L Gu
dad de Vcracruz.
f. 81 case que tratandose de llcvar
4 cabo algunas reformas en- 81 vapor
san Bernardo p~erteneciente 2 Ia
.citEda cmpresa, prctcnde &sta que los
.marinos que conduzcan al barco alu-
dijo hasta los aStilleros cxtranjeros
doaGe sera r~eparad0. permanczcan, en-
.tanto que las reparaciones son terml-
nadas, sin trabajo, este eS, que no per
.ci5an suicide ninguno hasta que rea-
.nuden sgs labores a bordo del vapor
va compuesto.
Con este motive, fueron enriadas a
la Union algunas proposicioncS de Ia
Ga. El AgJila" para que fuerar fir
Tnadas. pero como los u~nionjstaS Ia
encon,raran atcntatorias, no iueron
aceptadas.
La compania mencionada ha de-
.c:arado que tiendc a haccr algunas G
couomias ' por su partc los marino9
uD,oaistas no aceptau % cue ella
.propo3e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30

Cuando necesite libros en- espano!,
dirijase a lsnacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30
Recibieron auxiIios
obreros hueIguis-
tas de Puebla

PUEBLA, Mayo Coon objeto
de distribuir los auxilios destinados
a los obreros huelguistas, aver i las
once de Ia manana Sc reuni0 el Par
lido de Trabajadores de Puebla en-
L casa numero 3 de la Gale de Vic
tcriano Cepeda.
Los auxiiios que fueron distribui-
dos en- tai reunion. fueron proper
cionados por los socios de csc parti-
do que trabajan en- las oficinas del
Gobierno, Q~uienes nc han QueGado
sin trabajo V a%cordaron dedicar el
sue!do integro de un dia de cada
Gecena para ayudar a sus compane-
ros Tue Sc ~encuentran en- apurada
situaci6n con motive de las huelgas.
En- Ia reunion de referencia, apar-
te de haberse distribuido los auXilios
mencionados, que consistieron en- di-
nero elective y Topa, Sc prCcedio a
Ia designation, por votaci6n, de l.
nueva mesa dircctiva del Particle, a
fin dc 3oner en- viGor los e~statutos
respectivos y TRAFALGAR en- el seatido
De dar Ia agrupacion n nueva
organization que, segun Sc sabe,
sera s~indicalista.
Ash mismo Sc trato en- Ia junta
susouicha, dc la orientaci6n politica
"a que deber& sujetarse ci partido en-
Ias clccciones que sc avcc@H&n. pues
los miembCos de este comprcndcn
4uel es hace falta TRAFALGAR en- los
ccmicios por individuos que sean
simpatizadores dc Ia causa del obre-
70. para que este cueate con clos
81 las csferas oficiales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30
FALLEClMlENTC

En- Seguin. Texas. dei5 de cxistir
eI scis de Mayo a las tres de la tarde
el joven Erasmo Regalado, a la tenn
prana cdad de d amos. La familia
:: amigos del desapareeido, Sc mues-
tran muy entristecidos por el falle-
cim.ento del joven Regalado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30
.iun no Hogan los compIotistas.

Dc.de hacc varjos diaS que estan
>iendo csperados en- csta ciudad los
indiy'Guos que Al lado del general
Alcman fueron acUsados dc estar
madurando IN complot contra e. 90
b;crno carraMciSta, quicncs, como Sc
T~eccrIara. e~stuvieron 4 nunto de ser
sasados po- las armas en- un pueblo
cercanc a cs,a cjudad, habiGndo!os
~cHtcnccs librado de Ia Ultima pcna
IN t~clcgrama del Supreme Tribunal
De Justicia de Ia Naci6n.
II Oral. Alcman Y sua compare
ros han sido a~mparadcs Dor cl Jucz
de Distrito de e5ta ciudad, ' scrin
! trades . esta njaza para ser jug
gados pcr lbs delitos cue sc les I'm
putan. 10 axe. por ctra narte, no
han sido probados de ma@cra feha-
cicnte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-30
Cc"iaa dc I'm maiadOr.

En- la corrida de tcro5 vcTificada en-
esta ciudad q domingo ultimo, Ell
matador Galatrava fuG cogido por
q sc~undo toro. al cntrar = matar,
habiendo Silo la coE;da dc til ma
nara a~raratosa y grave, QGe los
que Ia ~prescrciaron creveron que el
diestro no saldria cor vida de las
astaS del toro. Embellishments fuG
Ievado 4 Ia enfcrmeria ei infeliz
dieslro, Y los medicos que lie hicie-
rcn "a primcra curacion dcsesperan
dc ~salvarIo. pues rccibi6 en- cl Wien
tire una coraada de diez centimetros
de extension.
E. diestro, en- los primeros mo-
.mcatos de dolor, para c~ontencrse Ia
hcmcrragia tomd un panuelo V 10 in
troduic Ell Ia herida. 10 que lie orr
gin6 una infection. pues ell PIANO es-
taba sucio, y este ha venido a ha-
Ger mas delicado su estado.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
CAMP IMPROVEMENTS IN Q
MONTHS COST o22, 900, ,O0O

Wsshington. July S.-Additions
and improvements TO camps during
the six months ending June 1 have
Teen finished ct an approximaSe cost
OF $4,000. 900 under direction OF
the construction division Of the army.
This figure does not include the addi-
tions to. the hospital equipment OF
the camps and cantonments. nor the
improvements made at other army
stations.
The werk consisted Of additional
buiidisss for housing the men and
providing for their comfort snd
needs. Among the buildings erected
we're quarters for officers and nurses.
repair shops. additional barracks. cot.
fss roasting plants. kitchens and bak.
cries. thsatsrs. new roads. general
sanitation and fire prevention meas
ures
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

Washington. July S.--Figures ON
var profits were sent to the senate
~ the treasury In response to . reS.
oluiion BY Senator Borad Of Idaho
calling for Information regarding
profitssrtns.
Altho some enormous profits werc
shown. the letter said the report was
incomplste. that for the present
names Of concerns listed were with.
held. and that no special siknifi.
canoe" should bs attached to tho
date. ~ II was secured from Income
and excess profits returns ~ they
we're filed.
Information regarding capital stock
Invested capital. profits Of 1919. and
1917. and the percent Of excess Of net
income for last year over 1916 waF
givca.
The dairy interests listed showed
proiit increases from scro TO $50 per
cent banks up to 80 per cont: con.
trattoTs % high ~ SEQ per cent. and
flour mills % high % >S7 per cent.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
Enormous War
Profits Shown
Thru Reports

The maximum increased profit list.
ed asa per cent. was OF food deal.
or with $1,000 capital. who showed
n loss Of +St per cent In 1915. An.
Other food concern with 9335. 900
made 3t.7S per cent excess.
In clothing trades concern with
$500. 900 capital Increased its profits
10 par cent; one with $500. 900 capi.
,ai made nothing. and one with $4,000
capital reported isi per cent In.
creased profits.
Chemical manufacturer capital
and profits respectively included
1000. 81 per cent: $780, 900. none
and 100000 6s per cent.
Some Of the flour mills capital and
profit increases reported were re-
spectiveiy: 920.obO. ll2 per cent: |:
$4,000. 9S per cent: $50. 900. $50
per cent: profits In 1916 being S%s..
900 and 100000 In 1917 135..
900 capital. %37 per cent.
Among meat packers listed data
on none Of the large concerns was
available.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

bs . monsteS mass meeting TO be
held this evening In the auditorium
q which Addresses Will ~ made by
official representatives Of the allied
countries, inciudins England. Canada.
Francs. Belgium. italy, Portugal. Ja.
ran and China.
Charles n. schwab 10 scheduled 70
address the convention tomorrow at
q general session At which the sub.
sjct for discussion will bs war Fun
damsntsls-Funds. Fuel and Food. +"
There will bs interpretative messages
from the United States treasury Dc.
psrtmsnt. United States fuel admin
istration and the United States food
administration.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
Lake Wool Shipments
Are Unusually Heavy

material increase for the present
year.
All Of the wool OF Lake county ID
by no means shipped from 1.akeview.
much Of Il goins out by way Of Bend.
while stiii other lots are shipped
from Klamath Falls. The total out.
put OF the county for 1918 will no
doubt be close to ono and half MIL
lion pounds. In addition there are
large numbers Of sheep owned By res.
idents Of the county that are ranged
and sheared In sdjoining counties
and hence the total shipments do not
by anyi means indicate the actual
wealth Of the local wool industry.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

Lakeview, July s.--More than
i,ii6,OOO pounds Of wool have been
shipped from Lakeview during the
present season. and the total promis.
90 to reach close TO i.250.00O J. !.
Conner. local agent for the Nevada.
California.Oregon railroad. checked
up the shipments 10 June 80 and
found the total to be i.1l6,000
pounds. since which time . few more
shipments have been made. The 10.
tai for last year was a little In excess
Of $4,000 pounds. showing . very
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
Mammoth Ad Club
Convention Begins

San Francisco. July S.-Thousands
Of advsrtisiug men from every Sec
tion Of the United States filled the
Exposition auditorium here today.
when Temporary Chairman Samuel
p. Johnston. president Ct the conven.
tion Of associated advertising clubs
OF the world. called the meeting to
order. The convention first listened
10 the annual address Of william
darcy. president Of the Associated
Advsrtisins Clubs Of the World. and
permanent chairman.
Nearly . score Of allied and affIl.
lated organizations are holding their
annual meetings during the four con.
vention days for which delegates
have been arriving here for the psst
ten days.
Men prominent In all walks Of lite
are listed to make addresses during
the four days. Among these are
Charles N. schwab. head OF the Tn
tied States Emergency Fleet corpor-
uiion: Bainbridge Colby. Of the same
corporation; Gerrit Fort. Of the I'm.
ite4 States Railway administration: /:
George Creel. head Of the United
States committee on public informa-
tion: Merle sidener. chairman OF the
national vigilance committee Of the
Associated Advertising Clubs Of the
World: Earl d. Badst. president Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
Big Engineers Meet
In Portland Saturday

Portland. July s.--The importance
ef cooperation between oil civil On.
glaesrs thruout the northwest will
b one Of the topics dwsit on at. the
quarterly meeting OF the Northwest.
era Soeisty OF Highway Engineers to
b held 10 this city July -. at which
highway snginssrs Of Oregon. WASH
ingtos. Idaho and Montana will bs
present.
Prssidsht Herbert Mum. who will
preside. viii make On address on the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

necessity for cooperation at this
time. r. II. Thompson. consulting
engineer OF Seattle. will deliver On
address on the advisability OF enact.
ing laws for the registration Of pro-
fessional engineers. This will be dis.
cussed by N. G. Bennett. division on.
Gineer Of the Oregon state highway
department. c. p. Keyser. superin-
tendent Of parks Of Portland and n.
II. Abry. roadmaster OF Columbia
county. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
Radons In Berlin
Decidedly Scant

Amsterdam. July s.-Ths present
rations In Berlin are % follows. the
quantities being for one perstn for
one week:
Bread and flour. I pounds; butter
end margarine : IL ounces; pota-
toes. I pounds; meat IL ounces;
bones. I ~ ounces; sausage ! 81
ounces; sugar { ounces.
u addition. each person u allowed
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
NOTICE

hereby the first
Klamath CounV Oregon WILL In
court hands Of the County Clerk Of
issued and protested for period Of
the first day Of July sis also oil warrants
naught stopped whore
psstod OF PRIOR
1915 been duly called By the County
presented payment
The following number and
acted the County Court
above stated.
NONE
called NONE
Xarrants In Tia hands nl IL aConntY CLARK:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
MILLS ADDITION LOTS

Buy . lot In Mills or Darrow add.
tions. close TO the industri>l center.
Some are priced - low - 3l36 ON
easy terms. VIII take your Liberty
Bonds at par. Sec chilcots. s33
Maia strsst. 'ls.ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
SPRING LAKE

Mrs. W. r. Reece Is On the sick list
this week.
Earl Rightmier and family spent
the Fourth st Spente.' creek fishing
Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Gentry wer =
klamath Falls visi,o-x Friday.
Glenn Stccman left Wednesday y
moaning for Ashland to attend the
r0deo. lt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

one egg . month. MIX 10 provided
only for children under iix years Of
age and for invalids
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

Take the squeak out OF those
wheels with spokstits. Tslfora
Bros, Garage sl'tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

the American Sugar Refining com.
pany: Herbert .. Houston. member
Of the executive eomnittss Of the
League to Enforce Peace. and 9th.
erS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

Surety bonds while you walt. .sss
Chilcote. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08


State OF Oregon. County Of Klamath ~
DslAp Clerk Of the above named County and stss
foregoing and correct list
subject cancellation the OF record
office and and custody.
Whereof hand and affixed the
seal County Court Of June 1915.
(aEAL) C. r. DeLAP. County Clerk
l.s.lS.3S T. Lloyd r. DslAP. Deputy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08

A feature Of today's program viii
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-08
klamath :::iy News
90 90 . A-> .
. PLEvNA .
% Q - Q Q

Lloyd kemaston has finished ir.
sailing . new telephone.
r. v. Ess. who has purchased =
new Combine harvester. has Just
brodGht the machine homo from Kla.
n,ath Falls.
Arthur Kenylcy Of Egways. Cal.
srent Thursday with hts aunt. Mrs.
". A. Talbot.
A large number from Plevna spent
'uly eth In Klamath Falls. and re-
port having had q coed time.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-01-11

She struck Il golden gong then, and
a native woman came in, who stared
! at King as II she had seer him before
and did not like him. Yasmini nodded
to the servant, who clapped her hands.
At once came a stream of hillmen,
rObed In white, who carried sherbet In
bottles cooled In and dishes fra
grant with hot food. He recognized
his own prisoners from the Mir Khan
Palace jail, and nodded to them as
they set the things down under the
maids direction. When they had fin
ished eating Yasmini drove the maid
away with a sharp word; he brought
an ivory footstOOl and set it about n
yard away from her waxen toes. And
she, watching him with burning eyes,
wound tresses of her hair around the
golden dagger handle, making her jew
els glitter with each movement.
1.-THE gods of India, who are the only
They have been good to the English,
but they have had no thanks. They
will stand aside now and watch a
greater jihad than the world has ever
seen! l love them, and they love me
as you shall love me, too! If they did
not love both of us, we would not both
be here! We must obey them"
None of the East's amazing ways Of
courtship are ever tedious. Love
springs into being on an instant and
lives a thousand years inside an hour.
She left no doubt as to her meaning.
She and King were to love, as the East
knows love, and then the world might
have just what they two did not care
to take from it.
His only possible course as yet was
the defensive, and there is no defense
like silence. He was still.
1.-THE sirkar," she went on, "the silly
sirkar fears that perhaps Turkey may
enter the war. Perhaps a jihad may
be proclaimed. So much for fear! l
know! l have known for a very long
time! And l have not let fear trouble
at all !"
Her eyes were on his steadily, and
she read no fear in his, either, for none
was there. In hers he say ambition
triumph already excitement - the
gamblers love of all the hugest risks.
Behind them burned genius and the
devilry that would stop at nothing. AS
the general had told him in Peshawur,
she would dare open hades gate and
ride the devil down the Khyber for
the fun of it..
(TO BE CONTINUED)