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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-07
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lntosnal ORGANS b good ee0ll1isa -
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1hsss sharp crystals tsas ~ sssateh
~ delieats uTlnary ehannels, cans-
ing ezcFusiating pains and - - ir-
rilatloas vhleh may cause premaApra
degsnsration and often do turn lAto
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81 kidney aetioa b pain OF stiffness
= the pnall oe ths beck. high color
- = seanty usins. toss Of appstits.
laliesstioa OF rAeqj reisn.
Do not wait UAt8 the daaess =
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teonble 50 aftsr the cause st escs.
~ 70 yous dsuggist innediatsly.
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Haasism on cepsulss. imported u
poet from the laboratories h Holland.
whsre they have bssn n NE Tor over
two hundssd years. They VIM give
o1most immediate relief. II for any
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-07
y. m. c. A. Is NOW
'OvERWO ORleED IN PARIS

d
PARIS. Dec. 7.--Probabiy The BID.
eest problem that ne YOUNG Mems
Chrlstlan Association has to Taco In
the city OF Paris b the housing Of
soldiers who flock 70 this city In
Thousands for twsnty.fonr to forty.
eight hours leave. Evsry American
boy who comcs TO France h eager
to see the city Of Paris. and tho
prtees Of Recommendations at the
French hotels ls beyond the possibili.
ties Of their slsndss purses The Y.
N c. 4. has several hotels where
they can 60 and for one franc night
can get bed ana . shower. Meals
are served u cost.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-07

Jim Henley was In town from hlu
ranch on the Merrill road looking
after business interests yesterday.
Judge d. v. Kuykendall and fam.
ily have gone to Eugene. where they
will probably stay for the next three
weeks t
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 3. TerwiMiser
who have sold their ranch In the
Merit. district after = number OF
years residence there. are leaving
Tor California, where they EXPECT to
locate.
James and Ben Kern were in town
yesterday on matters OF bus)ness
from Keno. "Jim" reports that the
water 10 clear In the river now and
that the fishing Il not a. fine a. Il
has been for the last few months At
the power plant.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. wade Crowford are
here from ChiloQuin.
Mrs. L. Smith is . county seat visi.
tor from chiloauin.
c. n. reldman is registered at the
white Pelican Hotel from Seattle.
8. E. Burrs IL q suest at the Hotel
Hall from Fort Mcdowell. California.
Dan Driscoli 10 In town for 4 few
days from his home at BONANZA.
@. A. Durkss was q klamath Falls
visitor yesterday from the Pine Grove
district.
n. J. Orr ID . recent arrival from
Cloverdale. California. He b .
guest At the Hotel Han.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. v. Naymusson
and family are here from the Klam-
ath Agency.
Edward Habina and John O'Leary
are klamath Falls visitors from Nal.
In.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r. Blush are ~
sistsred At the Hotel Hail from Bray
California.
John Lee BAH has besa looking
after businsse Interests II this city.
from the Klamath Agsacy.
Richard MeFiyun aad J. Q. Rose
are In klamath Fails today from the
BY district.
Thonas Mcdowell vas anoas the
Train arrivals last nisht from saa
Franciseo.
". ". Crittsadea b here o. nat.
Isrs az business for . short time
IRON Milwaukee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-07
HEAVY SEngTEloCE
FoR TIRE THEFT

HUNTINGTON. ". VA. Dc. IL
Whsn ~ vas ssateaeed b NE IN
Dgisso0eat ~ tAs thset q ose auto-
neoils Tire aaa eas innse tubs. Rob
~ Daylss iAints1 u JsAes :. n.
1AySeeS eDart, TAls seatsoee vaa
~ ealy Soseuroe g tAe trial j61ee,
- Il vas ths third eoavietiea fes the
peiseaee aa1 ~ lAvs g Wsse vir
glnie peovi6e . NE ssateoes for ~
tAlrd eeDsesa Daylss' Dssvi6ss sea'
tsaeee 80 ~ tAree asl tsa ysarl
eeesestt He vas parosed beth
tines - 6as q paseis vhsa lasl
arrestsd. He b abeut - years os sss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-07

a. J. iliiyard. delivering cleo.
ti0n returns. Pine drove eo
u, W. Tower, delivering elec.
tion returns. plevna .... aoo
N. y. Parker, delivering elsc- '''
tiOn returns. No. 10 .a... so
J, u. HobbA, delivering slec.
tion rcturns, Tula Lake ,. lln
Fred stuksl. delivering olec- Nv
tlon returns. Merrill .., A.o
q. J. McCollum. delivering Wv
election returns. WOrdcn Ann
J. n, Van Meter. delivering
election returns Poo Valley a.o
Jn0. Ha9slstein. delivering
election returns. Alg0mn pao
Fred Goldman. delivering clcc.
ton returns. SWIM ....... tslo
Geo. 0rissle. delivering slec- "
tion returna. M. L.aki ....... pio
II. ". Winnard. delivering '
election returns. Langeii
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Marvin CrOns. delivering eiec-
tion returns, Yalnax ...... D m
X. G. sphinx. delivering elcc-
tton returns. Chiioquin 49,. O.o
r. ID. CourtHdc, delivering
election returns. klamath
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-07
Fourth Liberty Loan | !
Red and Yellow Lists
RED Llsr

The following list Of citissns OF
Klamath County failed to subscribe
their fall quotas. ~ set By the rating
eommittse and confirmed BY this
committee at their last meeting. The
FOURTH Liberty Loan Committee takes
fUll responsibility for this pabiica-
tioa And the publication ID st III ~
eusst.
ARTHUR r. WILSON.
Chairman for Klamath County.
Rating Committee. By
J. a. 0OHDOM
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-07

Over TOO cantssa stations have
been established By the American
Red Cross On the railway tines Of
this country and at the embarkatioq
points 70 fuPnisA seePsshments TO %.
listed men when travelling thru the
couhtry. $50 Fg
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-07
YELLOW LIST

The following list Of citissns Of
klamath County failed to subscribe
at least ons-half Of their full quotas
- sst By the rating COMMITTEES and
confirmed By this committee at their
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-07

Elsie Janis u '4Iha Lady Of
smtlss" to the wounded soldiers
overseas. After singing. dancing and
tslling stories for tho hoys "a France
this vsrsatils scsress >has gone 10
England whore Shs has baan making
. round Of tho hospitals In this
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-07

BUY A THRIFT STAMP TODAY.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-07

Have you a W. g. 8. baby bond In
Jour home!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-12-07
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25

CLOSE in
AFTERNOON
AT Meeting Of Council Of Defense Move
Managers Agree TO Close Matinees
at 4 O'clock

That the theaters OF Chickasha
will clear their houses and close
their doors promptly at O'Clock
during the remainder of the time
the big cotton cleaning drive is on
was the substance of an agreement
reached this morning between the
Grady County Council of Defense
and managers of the local movie
houses
This action was in accordance
with the decision of the Council Of
Defense taken last week to close
certain business houses. The mana
gers of the play houses claimed tC
have understood that their employe:
could go out and work in the morn
ing and after doing this would moi
be required to keep the houses clos
ed during the time prescribed in the
afternoon. After this was explained
however, the matter was made salts
factory.
The idea of the Council of De
fense was that employees could pu
in their time in the field at sucl
time in the day as best suited them
but that this would not exempt thu
business from being closed at
o'clock 1t was also the idea ad
yanced that in the event the shows
remained open for a matinee per
formance, they might thus furnisl
al inducement or a place for posi-
BILE cotton field slackers to secret'
themselves,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
TO WIND
FARM WORK
THURSDAY
Worst Of LOtlOu Fields Finished; Crusade
TO Be Pushed; Better Working
Conditions

Over half of the weedy cotton in
Grady county 9s heen hoN5 ott and
farm work for the men of Chickasha
is narrowing down to little end
which can be finished in the next
three days is the estimate from bu-
reau officials placed on the work
that has been turned off by volun-
teer forces in the three days cam
paign The worst fields have been
chopped out, the bureau thinks, and
with the drive we'll organized and
captains on the job to see that every
crew stays the full time, there should
not be a lost cotton crop in Grady
county.
Yesterday afternoon eleven of the
fifteen captains Nance saturday to
oversee the work reported with full
squads, four being absent because of
the Masonic celebration here yester-
day Many sub captains had to be
detailed with smaller groups of men
in order that the two hundred and
seventy-five recruits who showed up
could all be given assignments.
Laborers for this afternoon should
be even more plentiful than on Mon.
day because of the fact that approx.
mately fifty Masons who were on
furlough yesterday will be present
today with reinforcements.
81 believe if there is any differ
ence, the new plan of work adopted
by the Council of Defense is more
successful than the first scheme, .
said Arthur Ersland, secretary of the
Retail Merchants association this
morning. Working hours now seem
more favorable to the raising of a
good force and now that the thing
is systematized all will be easier"
Volunteer farm work will end
Thursday night, it is believed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
WELL
REDUCES PIPE
FOR DEEP TEST

According to statement issued by
the Langston Oil and Gas company
drilling in the southern part of Ora.
dy county, preparations are being
made to reduce to the 3-l6 inch
casing at a depth of 1921 feet and
90 on down in an effort to connect
with the same sand as that encoun.
tered by the Magnolia in Stephens
county
The Magnolia struck this pay al
about 2160 feet and the Langston
people hope to find 1t at about that
depth plus the difference in altitude
which is given at about 200 feet.
The Langston company has connect
ed with two or three shallow oil
sands on their way down and believe
they are going to bring in well,
They are prepared to go 5000 feet If
necessary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
GRADY MEN
EAGER FOR
BIG SCRAP
l2O SeIaClnen Scheduled TO Leave This
Evening, fare Ia Coed Spirits; Be
No Funeral Service"

1t won't seem much like funeral
this afternoon when one hI>sired and
twenty Grady boys march down the
main stem while the band tears off
those snappy tunes. At the roll call
at ten o'clock this morning every
man that was to go in this increment
answered present and tramped
around restlessly all day rearing to
be off to Camp Cody, New Mexico,
to learn the graces of a steel derby
and sniff the inside of a British gas
mask. AS they stamped around to-
day impatient for entrainment there
were no signs of depression or gloom
among those corn fed boys who could
raise more commition in a Boche line
than an Irish legion. They are all
Glass l men in every respect any
many of them have petitioned the
local board to be allowed to go in
this contingent to Camp Cody.
81 don't know much about war
yet" said one of the men waiting at
the federal building for the fall-in to
sound, "but what it takes to learn
I'm itching with. I've been handling
the ,plow and the hoe for the last
few years until I'm husky enough to
stand a little trench digging and as
far as being willing-well, | didn't
, claim any exemption"
This seemed to be about the senti
ment of every man in the crowd and
for good spirit they seem more like
school boys on a picnic than so many
men who are off to war.
A send-off that is out of the ordi
nary has been framed up for the
Grady county lads. The Chickashf
band will lead the advance dowr
Chickasha avenue to Rock Island sta
tion and no dirges are on their pro
gram for this afternoon. All Chick
asha not in the cotton fields will bt
on the spot to slap 'em on the shoul
ders and tell the boys about the ho
times that will happen when they
return from the front.
Final roll call will be sounded this
afternoon at 4:90 and the march t.
the train will begin shortly thereaf
ter according to an announcement
made by the local board today Tht
route will be Camp Cody, via Ell Re
no.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
Resignation Of Cooper Heaps Work On
Chamber Of Commerce; Draft Farm
Work Adds 10 Duties
NO FAIR HERE UNLESS
COUNTY AGENT SECURED
To Hold Meeting Tomorrow Night at Farm
Bureau Office; Much Wool Shipped
Out Of ChiCkasha

Grady county needs a farm agent
Since the resignation OF O. c. Coop
ey as head of farm organization work
in the county all attempts OF the
farm bureau to secure an agent have
been in vain and farm draft work
during the past two weeks has heap
ed duties upon the bureau and the
Chamber of Commerce that could
not possibly have attention when no
one is at the agents desk
Petitions have been filed with dis.
trict agent w. A. Conner, head OF
the southwestern Oklahoma division
with headquarters at Saltwater and
Mr. Connor will be in Chickasha to-
morrow night to discuss the propo-
sition with local authorities and sug-
gest relief If possible, his letter an.
nounced this morning. Arthur Frs
land, secretary OF the Retail Mer-
chants association who has attended
to as many OF the farm agents du-
ties as possible while the office has
been vacant, has called a meeting OF
the Chamber of Commerce ana all
business men interested for the farm
bureau tomorrow night at $3.50 for
the purpose of meeting Mr.. Connor
and discussing the securing of an
agent. Mr. Connors letter suggests
that constitution and bylaws should
be framed soon for the farm Durea,G
A contract with the county commits.
sioners will also be necessary.
Nothing is definitely known as to
who will be brought up for appoint
ment to fill the farm agents office
but Mr.. Ersland has been in touch
with government men at Saltwater
and thinks that selection might be
made from this list If the assembly
is in favor of maintaining the county
agents office and selecting a com.
petent man for the place. The prop
osition is final" said Mr.. Ersiand
at noon today "If we get no farm
agent it will be impossible for us to
have a county fair as in the past
and the farm direction in the coun.
ty would, of course, go neglected.
We have been too busy with the
fam draft work recently to do any
semblance of justice to the farm
agents work"
A carload of wool Neighing about
10000 pounds was sent out from
Chickasha today by wool growers OF
the county. The sale OF the first
car to leave here was made through
government officials and will be for.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
Close Most Successful Session Masonry
Has Ever Seen; Special Teams Ex-
empEfy Degree Work
LADIES OF EASTERN
STAR SERVE BANQUET
Tullle and Combination Team Is Big Feat
ure; Service Flag Dedicated: Grand
Secretary Makes Address

What was probably the largest
gathering of Masons ever in Chicka
sha and unquestionably ranking
among the most ns' 4. sessions
Masonry ever held in Chickasha, was
brought to close here last night
after the varioua degrees had been
eXemplified by teams especially
trained for the occasion.
The ceremonies, which were In OBJ
seryance of the birth OF st. John the
Baptist, who according TO Masonic
tradition was past Grand Master of
the order, were impressive through
out, and state grand lodge Officers
and representatives who were pres
ent stated freely that an exception
ally small number of mistakes were
made in handling the degree work
by some of the specially prepared
teams.
The feature IF the 0~enpl' @saNon
! tof the degrees, was the work of the
Tuttle team in comforting the Fellow
Craft degree and a combination team
composed of TuttIe, Pocasset and
Minco Masons in comforting the Mas
ter Mason degree. This team was
under the direction of Ed Bond of
Minco.
According to members of the
Chckasha. lodge, too much credit
cannot be given the ladies of the
Eastern Star for the sumptious ban
quest served to the assembly at the
I. O. o. F. hall here at 6 o'clock.
The official session opened yester-
day afternoon at o'clock when the
team of the Chickasha lodge con-
ferred the work in the Entered Ap-
prentice degree. This was imme-
diately followed by the Tuttle team
working IN the Fellow Craft degree.
The work of this team was very pre-
else and beautiful in every particu-
luI, anu ldNOidDiO upOl
the work of the Tuttle lodge was ex-
pressed. The final degree work and
probably the most impressive hours
of the session came when a select
team composed from the Pocasset.
Tuttle and Minco lodges exemplified
the work in the Master Mason de.
gree. The work of this team was
under the supervision of Ed Bond of
BIinco, with Jack Hill of Pocasset
acting as master. According to
Masons who witnessed the work, ev-
cry detail of the work performed by
this team was carried out with ex
act precision.
The service flag of the Chickasha
lodge, showing "a stars for Chicka
sha Masons in the service, was ded
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
CALL FOR
OKLA.MEN
IS ISSUED
By United Press.

By United Press.
Oklahoma City, June 25.-The ad
jutant general has issued call for
AGO men to entrain during a five
day period beginning July %. -Four
hundred and sixty go to Camp Trav
is, San Antonio, Tex, and 1000 tC
Camp Greenleaf, Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga
The quotas include 20 men from
Grady county, division one going tC
Camp Travis, and 20 men from di
vision two to go to Camp Greenleaf
Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga.
Caddo county No. / will send 81
men to Camp Greenleaf and No. .
will send 50 men. Creek county is
scheduled to send 13O men from No
/ and "a men from No. district.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
AUSTRIAN ROUT CONTINUES

icated by Rev Byron Hester, who
made an eloquent speech, bringing
home to the assembled MasOns the
meaning of such a flag and the fact
that the men represented on that
flag were prepared to sacrifice all
for their country. The invocation
was given by Rev Gardner of Dun
can.
The closing feature of the meeting
was the address by Grand Secretary
". M. Anderson of oklahoma City.
He praised the work Of the various
teams and expressed his complete
of the manner in which
the session had been handled, pre-
dieting even greater success for the
lodges of Grady county.
All of the lodges OF the county
were well represented and many Wis
iting Masons from distant points
were present.
A registration book was kept con
venient and every Chickasha Mason
subject to draft by tho Council of
Defense for work in the cotton fields
OF the county who attended the meet
ing yesterday was required to regis
ter in accordance with previous
agreement with the council, and are
Continued on Page Two)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAMATION.
PRESIDENT SETS ASIDE JUNE e As NATioMAL WAR
SAVINGS DAY-APPEALs TO EVERYBODY TO BUY
WAR STAMPS

In designating June 2S as National War Savings
Day President Wilson said
is Of armies and all OF
economically ndusrialy ad-
iued to war conditions play its full part in
primarily financial
problem but of increased production of
the support of and Thoughtess
the labor
labor of the products OF the farm mines
transportation all OF which
be used to al their best for
u earnestly appeal and child to pledge
themselves constantly and to buy
possible securities of the government and to do
Savings Societies
The this special period OF enlistment in the great
production saving here at home May there
be unenisted that day"
- WOODROW WILSON,
United States.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
Austrian Retreat Continues.
By United Press.

By United Press.
With the Italian Armies Afield
June 25.-The Austrian retreat con
tinues The importance and scope
OF their defeat grows hourly. 1t is
now reported that the troops of the
Archduke Joseph and General Won
Wurm must surrender or be annihi-
lated.
The Piave river is checked with
enemy dead, debris and equipment.
The attempt of the Austrian war Of
flee to represent that the retirement
of the Austrian armies was volunta-
ry, is false. Italian cavalry is pursu-
ing the enemy far beyond the Piave,
pushing forward toward the line be-
tween Conegliano and Oderzo.
The infanry has followed across
and is now operating on the east
bank at three points on q twenty
mile front between MonteHo and
Ponte-di-Piave.
General Diaz has made no an
nouncement as to the extent the
Italians will follow the retreatine
Austrians. 1t is known that the
greater part CT the Austrian re
serves are concentrated in the noun
tain area north of which is now the
Italian flank.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
Clear piave. Of Foe.

BY United Presa
Rome, June 25.-The Austrians
have been swept across the Piave on
the whole front from Montello to the
sea with the exception of a three
mile sector between Musile and Cap
o-Sile where the force that is GOV.
ering the retreat of the main body
is still holding out, it was semi-offi
cially announced today.
Italians have occupied the enemy
trenches at Mont Valberlia and Mont
Asolove, capturing Hill 1473. Great
lines of prisoners are still coming in,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
SA NJ MES
MAKE GAIN
ON GERMAN
Force Huns Back Near Chateau Thieny;
French Also Advance; BOche Seeks
to Gust British
Ely United Press.

By United Press.
Washington, June 25.-Further ad
vances of American troops Monday
near Chateau-Thierry were reported
by General Pershing. The Ameri
cans captured five machine guns and
other war materials. A German
counter attack near Torcy broke
down with heavy losses. AS a result
of an enemy raid in Lorraine, sever
al Americans are missing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
81 ARMY CASUALTIES
By United Press.

Washington, June 25.-General
Pershing reported 81 army casualties
today. The list included 81 killed in
action, 2S wounded and Is dead from
other causes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
LOYALTY DAY-luNE 2sth.

There is nothing to indicate that it
is going to be necessary for the gov
ernment to conscript money and your
liberal buying of War Savings
Stamps, June 2Sth, will preclude such
a move.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-06-25
Political Crisis Spreads.

By United Press
London, June 25.-The political and
economic agitation in the dual mon
archy has spread into German-Hun-
gary, according to reports reaching
here. A dispatch from The Hague
declared that 10000 munition work
ers were striking at Mulhein Thurs
day on account of the reduction in
bread rations. A general strike is
called at Budapest according to Il
Geneva dispatch and railways, postal
service and telegraph communication
is crippled throughout Hungary,