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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

part q the month. There 10 abso-
lately no charge for Instruction In the
direreat courses. outside the cost OF
text books required. and many ~ho
are unable 20 attend the day sessions
are taking advantage Of the oppor-
tgnity offered
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

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b - eRy - buan1R
;. 49,
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As1 - bssia0 - paansusa
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kDs ssess.st ssso 90 Ss1na
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07
Night School Is
Resumed TONIGHT

ne ,ixtr ssacs VII - resumed
:o:sgsi a. t.e ElznEfh Cogn,y high
se4ooi foEsovfrs . rzsz-soa Of ;so
veeLs
4 great cezl of interest las been
eakes 4. The se.ooi this year. and a
ssW.s tern viH - started tie latter
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07


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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

Ny praeslee as q physician and
'urgeon ia Klamath Falls ceases on
Monday. isnuary 7th. Ny time from
this until rny early departure for the
'front.' will be devoted tn the ooliec-
uon Of my accounts and straishtsn-
Ing ~ my business Affairs Al &C.
ooEafz for professional services are
noS due. and their prompt payment
Shl be especially appreciated at
this time
s-1t DR.. T. Z. HAMILTON.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

lH1csnG eAns O1n 0east soon-
Parties vsssns - tses he eiass
ytsas ,&1. :. Ia
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

ooseisg eiass Sfn start sooo.
e'ssssss vishias - join the class
DAsss ls7- 7-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

Dancing class N'ill start sooa.
Parties wishing - tais The .elass
phcAs lS7. IA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-01-07

scAvHScER wAc0N-Aaui your
Stops frss- "a Latinsr. bes lss.
1-lts
The Washington times., 1918-02-14
DEATHS
IN MEM0RlAM

dear mother, CORA B. WILLIAMS, who de-
parted this life ave years ago today, Tsbru-
airy IA, 1871
by Her sons. Oliver. Waiter and ATehlS
Williams u
The Washington times., 1918-02-14
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. superviainH
Architects ONCE. Washington, d. C. Feb
ruRyy L. ip1S-SEALED PROPOSALS viii b
received at this office until p. N, March =.
1918 ard then opsned. for changes IN third
foor q animal hous, and In steps leading to
front entrance - main h''ildinG. Washington.
l. G, n accordance with d-sWlaE No. s-AB
and spec ihcs,tion. yonies OF which n,ay Ss had
Al this office IN TIE discretion Of the super
vistng Architect JAMES A. WETBORB,
A1ting 8uDaESlHing A1nkknse. -
The Washington times., 1918-02-14
FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnished

L ST. n. w, ss5-Furnished hall room: men
only. IS
COLUMBIA RID, ii35-Niceiy furaIEhed
mentS. Col. 4s2O. liz
The Washington times., 1918-02-14
USINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Second Hand Clothing.

WORKISGMEN. busters will not cease 10
marvel how We can sell nav pants at
prices plainly marked at ~ to s. and IN a
short time the Wholesale price Will be a.
much. you may a. well save the pront /;
will have 10 pay more later on. JUSTH S
OLD STAND. SO d. La
The Washington times., 1918-02-14
HELP WANTED-MALE

TWO STOCKMEN, familiar
with houSefurniShing utensils.
Apply, with reference, Manager,
DULIN & MARTIN CO., 1910
@ st. N. w. IS
The Washington times., 1918-02-14

L ST. y. W. SO2-NIce sd-noor front room,
for one or two gentlemen; Va. family.
LA
The Washington times., 1918-02-14

II ST. n. w. 2l2o-One extra large End floor
front room; well heated and lighted: bath
men; also two rooms completely furnished for
!. h K. Il
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
1tnaarn erflart fd neutral.
True translation fled with the post

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota. on
November IA, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
10 &openbagen, s. Nob. I'm
garn fat ii9 in Ser Mnseinanoeries
tung Ser 8ol1depifi un6 9entld-
lambs neutral erfIdrt, tpie beute bier
eingetrtoffene 8eridte mel6en.
Ser ungoriide &~rieasminiiter bat
%angeor6net, baB ole Truppen, Die
our1 ungarn transportiert peroen,
feine @affen tragen 6iirfen.
De1ti@lon6, 10 miro erflart, er'
Iudte sic 8oli9emifi &egierung, ibre
~Oiplomatiiden @ertreter 5urid5nbe-
rufen, big Ser Mor6 bes @rafen Mir=
bod ge1iibat p4re nnb Biz &nBlano
@arantien geben miiroe, bob Die Bole
idetuifi Organiiatoren oie Eropa-
gan6a gu elmer repolutionaren 8epe-
gung in Deuti91anb unterlai len Mir
SEN. Ser 6eutide @e1anbte in Mos=
fau mur6e ebenfoQs %obberufen.
Ser Bru6 5mt1ben Veut1@lan0 u.
Ser Goblet pnr6e 6ur@ 8erliner Set
tungen bereits longe angeoe1tet, als
lie Dor einigen Sagen beboupteten,
naB sic ruiiii9e @eianotf6aft Die
3entroliteue our Berteilung BON ant=
riibrerii1er 2iteratur mare. Sic hlbr<
ten aus, 6aB mebr mie 400 8uriere
6ur6 SO. Soffee angeitent maren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Minneipta S11tsert in Ser Seoan
GfIadlt.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota. on
November IA, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
- Mit ser omerifaniihen Mrmee
an ser @eoon 1ront, 8. NoD. = IS
maren Mbteilnngen ser &egenbogen=
Dibiiion, in pel6en &anoniere oes
Is. Mrtiuerie=& egimentes, %beitebeno
aug Minneiota=S11ngen, teilnobmer1,
sic beute Sen enogiiltigen Wirbelmino
noh @eoon bradten.
Mit 6ie1em Seile bon Sedan, Ser
an 6em meitliben nfer oes 6lnles
qeleqen, beiebt, berltdrft Sic aneri=
faniihe Mrn1ee lire Stelnngen.
gilosnes, Siprp uno Soroumont
inn 9ii6en uno Dun=Sur=Meule int
Often, aGiblen 31 Sen 8ldben, 6ie
beute morgen erobert muroen. Sic
omerifaniiden Erl1ppen iin6 in mo-
better 6ibluna nit Ser 2inie smiiden
ScSror un6 Mortincourt, mo- sic Stro=
ZEE 5eritort tpurbe 11nb bas Moteriol
aur gerlt0rfr1ng Ser 6ertifen Stel=
lltrgen tpegge1dafft muroe. Sm Sil=
Sen tpur6e Meminp erobert.
Die Ge11ti9en aogen biele Srltppel1
an SEN &0ben binter Ser Stoot 3lt>
iommen rr1o 5tpor an iol6en Floben,
ste lopobl oben mie l1nten ont Tlnl1e
nertei6igt per6en fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
2nftseua.Tabrif in @ninen.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
November IA, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October sth, 1917.
Marblebea6, MoIi., 9. Nob. :
Sic groBe 8urgeB Meroplan Mnlage.
Iiegt beute bier in &l1inen. Gin BORT
ol1sgebro9enes Seuer tpur6e bon Ell
ner @rploiion aefolgt, miro beute bier
beri9tet. Ser @erluit miro auf $780,
900 eingei9abt.
DreiBig @eeflug3euge, Sic ii6 int
8ou befan6en, pur6en 5eritort:
Sic 8urgeB Mnlage befano it'd IN
zen @ebGn6en Ser Stearns & Mc&ab
neutrality-suspicious. nn6 pie1e merit
noue go9ten, sic bon Ser lebtgenan1=
ten Sirn1o geeignet muroen, tpuroen
BON Sen 6Iammen 5er1tort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Mmtrifaniidje 8erlnfte erreid5tn
62.45f

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master at st. Cloud, Minnesota. on
November IA, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
II Waibington, 9. Nop. Slime
rifani1de 8erlulte errei6ten beute
oben6 68,451.
Die EotoIperlulte in 6iefem Rrie~
ge berteilen iid) tpie folgt: Sn Rampfe
fGtigfeit eet0tet, eini6lieBli9 379 CUR
Gee, 1928; eIittenen 8errpunoun>
gen erlegen 4,719; an &rontbeiten
g%eltorben 4>739; 6ur6 nngludsfane
n6er aus anoeren nria4en %geltorben
1923; in @ompftatigfeit perpunoet
3S,768; bermiBt, eini9lieBlid @e=
fangener 6,674.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

10. eIms yeorogren, Sunr11e; y.
6. Be6erfon, Mibfob.
81. so. g. @ulom, 9ulutb; @rneit
g. @trano, Eapo &arbors.
SO. &ugb Gatpcett, Bi1iam q.
Yittenger, Dulutb.
SO. So. &. Bernard, Dabi6 S.@rid.
ion, Dulutb.
60. 81. B. 9itdcod, g. s. BUR.
otps, &ibbing.
81. Charles &. M11rpbp, Aurora;
Sesobn s.. Sin, Birginta.
60. 81. st. @afo> 8emibii; S. s.
McEartIin, Snternationol Salts.
SO. 81. &. @anion, auoobon; 6. q.
&inos, &ubbar6.
Ga. Setter .Mation, Qbo.
65. Belir @ran6bois, Re6 Safe
Sails; We. 8. Sorteoobl &eo Safe
Sails.
66. Ssobn $. 8op6, @roofiton; s.
s.. Carl on, grsfine.
81. 8ictor &olmquiit Soaod;
$. .. 8oerbe, Germantown; Souls
gnltrom, Malung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
$1,000 @aiien bnrd Snflten5a tn
Stem Wprf.

True translation fled with the post
master at st. Cloud. Minnesota, Oh
November IA, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
II. Seem Sort, g. Nop. = @eluno=
belts &ommili6r Copeland i6abte
heute oben6 sic Mn5ahl ser Watien
in Seem Sort, 6eren gltern 6nr6 Die
Snfluen3a=Sen6e babingerafft tp11r>
Sen, ouf $1,000. Son 1900 Somi=
lien, in melden Ser 8ater ooer Die
W!ntter, o6er bei6e ser 5en6e gum
0pfer fielen, tporen beinabe 700 So
milien, pie Ser &ommiIiGr erfldrte,
NIT %beiIGufig 1000 &in6ern, 6eren
8eriorgung 6ie Sto6t nbernebmen
m1B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Critic amerifaniide Mrmee erbentet
$50 &a11pren.

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master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
November IA, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
5 8a1bington, 8. Nop. - Sic bon
Ser eriten omerifaniiden 4rmee ers
beuteten &unone11 onen &alibers lett
benz 1. Mopember 1918 iberl teigen
Sic 3abI $50, m6brenb cine teilmeiie
53ablunq Ser erbeuteten Munition u.
@rieqsmateriols iiber 1000 Mal9l=
nenaepebre, Iber 5000 @etpebre, 70
Sdubengrabenm0rie Ell uno biele Mnt1=
Sanf @ononen a1fmeiit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

vi. 9aner bes Observation-Disclosures.
81. Sic 9a1er bes @afenfttl-
itanbes fpq 80 Sage betragen, NIT
bem @edt Der Musbebnnng. 8ab~
renb bieier 3eit fant, fa0s bic pbigen
&ereinbar1tngen nidt tn%ngebalten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
y
Gin Sonic unb
administrations.

Meg2bmt Galcerbs, I'M @u9 bon Den
idipddenben, anbnltenben @niten gu be-
reien, melber @u9 nit &eblenz ODER
Qunqenbe56merben bebrobt. Sogar IN
ofuten SdGen, melde &eble unb 2ungen
anareifen. galcerbs bat erobe 2inbernne
eebradt : in man@en Salen baben iie
CUR @ie6erberteaung Der 8elrno9s.t gez
bolfen. Gle geben @tdrfe, Inn Die &ran1z
beit 81 befdmpfen. @ntbalten galc1um
(ein 2eimial5), 10 5uiammen9eleBt, Dap
iie lei6t 81 berf6luden 1inb. enleerbs'
50 Gents cine S6a9tel
Sci alien Mpotbefern D6er Sabrtfanten.
frantic.
Gilman 2abpratorinnn, 8bilabelpbia.
Nabrifanten Beg gdmnn's Nlterutton.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

TO- 12cuL ". SIUeltluI, yt.cUiell,
IS. g. 8nroorf, @ibbon.
Is. Mn6rep @briitianfon, Opaton-
ma; George s. @oo6ipeeb, @aieca.
II. Greb Nansfe, Ga Sueur.
Is. @alter s. Mc2augblin, Sarie
boult.
19. 8. S. See, 3umbroto; S. 81.
Sderf &eb @ing.
20. &. s. Yrince, Soutb ct. Saul.
81. 8. 81. 5tablfe, 8aconio; Sem
rp Mrens, 5bafopee.
%. 81. 6. @eI9, Glencoe.
90. 6. 6. Eorfel1on, MaDnar6.
"a. Gbeooore gbriitianion, Datp-
ion; s. s.. &auglano> Montepioeo.
IS. Sobn 8idlun6, Mttpater; Gbri=
titan Mn6eri Jon, Murbof.
26. Sobn sc. Nel1on, 2tt6fielo.
81. Sobn &elD, @aberlD; g. S.
Smanion, @ofato.
%. SEQ S. @1eoion, 81 8. 2ennon,
Minneopolis.
29. 90. 5. Norton, Burt 8. Sings
leD, Minneapolts.
80. 6ranf 6. Nimods> Branf 6.
5mitb, Minneapolis.
81. Sbomas 81. Belt, Sobn g.
2ennon, Minneapolis.
80. Sobn Spanion, Granf g. Sci
ner, Minneapolis.
33. SO. S. Molon, 2uopig 8. 60
lem, Minneapolis.
"a. Miber &omorb, 9. 6. 8ropbeD>
Minneapolis.
35. Greb Gang, @rling, Stpenion,
Minnenpolis.
SO. Ebomos $. Stirling, &obbins-
bale; @borles 6. Snlbert, eoen
Yrairie.
81. +. 5. Greene, @orl Sonion,
ct. Saul.
80. &. 5. Mc@roth g. 8. @al<
ters, ct. Saul.
40. 2eobitt Corning, @up 6. Dil~
leD, 81. Saul.
ii. George 50. Mo6enbere, George
8. @iegel, ct. Saul.
AZ. Sobn s. 2epin, George G.Suo<
beimer, ct. Saul.
43. s. s. &orriion, Stiumater; st.
st. @inifinl Jon, 2afe elmo.
"A. Ole 2ogerien, Mnofe.
As. Sobn g. Hottifon, ct. @lou6;
Oliber @birbart, Sonf @api6s.
46. Gbomas S. Glabapen, Sanf
Centre; ssobn 81. Sect, &idmon6.
AZ. S. 81. nrneB, 8ranoon; Garl
SC. Nelion, Storbnd.
48. 8. 6. Meuman, Bbeaton; S.
9. &ob, Clinton; Carl 80. Sberion,
M1bbp; 8. 6. 9ortpeiIer, @bofio.
40. $. 8. Sbirlep, Breckenridge;
g. g. Mn6er1on, &onag.
so. $. 81. Hutnam, Bottle 2afe;
Sesobn g. Sompe, Seer Greet; elmer
s, Mooms, 6ergus Soils; NelS &.
Moen, 6ergns 6ous.
ST. Tronf 6. Mc@ibern, 5tap1es;
s. s. Or, @o6ena.
50. DanieI 3e 2urD, Walfer; Geo.
$. @erieo, Seer &iber.
So. 6. 50. 8ouf, gfopolton; s. S.
Song, Srontou; Sim 8errp, 2ittle
Sails.
81. 6. $. @arner, Mitfin; SO. S.
DarbD, @rensbon.
IS. 2esIie S. 81air, Mora; @bar=
les s. @erline, Mora.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
405, 900 bent1he @efangene in 5eha
Mpnaten.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud. Minnesota. on
November IA, 1918. as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
) 8 9on6on, 9.geob. - 100000
oel1ti6c @efongene an Ser 8eitfront
tpur6en bon 6en 8riten in Ser 3eit
pom /. sSanrtor biz 5. Nopember ein=
oebrodt. tpie Elm offi3ieaer 8eriht
i'm Sal1ie 6er@emeinen qe1tern abeno
befan11tgob. Sssn ser glei6en3ett nur=
SEN bon Sen Tr%anaoien 100000, bon
SEN Mmerifonern $4,000 H.. ben Bel=
giern $4,000 Deutibe 3u @efange=
1!en gemn6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Der Der fontrabierenben 8arteien mad
borberiger Mnfiinbig1ing in 48 Stun
ben i%ui6errnfeu uer6eu.

VII. 3eitgrense fir bic Mnttuort.
35. Gin @affenitiQitaub amf bic
Ter @runolage m1f bpn 9entid)lano
innerbalb ~ Stnnben na6 8enad'
ridjtigung angenommen ober abge'
lebnt mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14

Son 131 Mitglie6ern bes Minne=
Ipta MeprGi entontenbanies lin6 %
Mitglieoer ser Nonpartiion Bartei,
un6 5tpei So5ialiiten. Sc elm So3ioliit
muroe in MinneopoIis nnb Tmo
@orbors ermGblt. 9as &epraientan=
tenbaus oes Staates iebt iid. aus
folgen6en Mbgeoroneten %5uiammen:
1. 0iftrift, &alpb S. Harfer,
5pring 8oueD; Sobn S. Glitter,
6pring @robe; 6. IS. Sole, 5temart-
bile.
2. Sobn 6riid, ct. Gbarles; 50.
@oletpSfi, @inona.
3. &ngb 2eonor6, Milbi1e.
4. g. 6. 6ammer, Gteportpine.
5. @arrp 6. Erombri6ge, Multin;
@eorg @ider, &aiion.
g. $. $. @mmons, @mmons.
Z. 6. 3. Sren, @eus.
8. $. 81. Green, Safe Grpital; s.
@ooapp, Manfato.
9. 8. $. Curtis, Gairmont; g. 9.
@biting, ct. Sames.
10. George IS. Grant, Bingham
Cafe; 8. .. Eeigen, Sadion.
II. 80. 81. @bonfs, @ortbington;
S. 81. S%acoblon, SINS.
IL. 50. 6. Briggs, 8ipeitone; S. 6.
8arter, @alnut @rope; 6. so. @is=
loion, Mrco.
10. s. 9. @isloion, Minneoto; 2ars
S1ion, @unbD.
IA. 81. S. 8roreI, 2omberton;
2ouis 5pelbrinf, Seem nlm; 6. so.
Morgan.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-14
Slg NJ
Der Staats: 2e8tS:
latur.

Tim Sic Site iomobl i'm Senate
mie I'M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon
Minneiota fano elm GuBerlt beftiger
politiider &f ltatt, Ser nod mebr
burd Die &anbibaturen Ser Nonpar>
tiian Hartei angeltodelt muroe. l1no
gang obne grfolg 5ogen oieie mabr5
li6 nidt aus oem Sample. 90 tpur=
Ben bon 81 aunoioaten leBtgenann=
ter Bartei IL in Sen 5taats-Se nat
crtpdblt. @benio errangen 0ie So5ia=
li1ten einen Sit. @s miro 6amit &C.
re6net, baB nod 5pei meitere W}it-
gIieber bes Senates Die Nonpartilan
Stoatsienatoren 11nteritiiben tperoen.
SS11 Sen 81 Staatsoiitriften >puroen
folgen6e al Senatoren erpablt:
T.. Ditrift, Sobn %. Sopp, Brelton
2. 8. %. &ingsburp, @inona.
3. Sames 81. @arlep, Blainpiem.
4. 81. 6. @oobing, &ohe1ter.' -
5. SO. 81. GolanL @ranb Mea6otp.
6. 6. 81. Mn6erion, Chandelier.
Z. 6ronf 6. 8utnam> 8lue Gartb.
8. @uitaf @ibeu, Munfato.
8. gilbert 8. @nrb, Sairmont.
10. Charles IS. @inamz Binoom.
II. @6tpnrb 81. 8rotpn, 2nberne.
~. 6. S.. Nortpoob, 8alaton.
10. Sames s. 9au> WaribaQ.
ID. 5ronf S. &omberg, Sleepy
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Rushing Ships at
 Hog Island Yards

PlTllADE,LpHIA, oct 9-The for'y- third keel. that of the 7.5OO-ton steel cargo carrier Schepang. was lail at the Hog Island shipyard recently. Others will follow promptly
 Soon ships will slide down the ways into the waters of the Delaware at regular intervals. providing the ship ment of steel is up to the mark. The yard now employs 35.OOO men. but more ar" needed. especially riveters There has been an improvement in the speed with which this class of workers perform their duty. This is to be traced to the fact that the gangs of riveters are becoming expert Be ginners are paid fifty cents an hour while they are being schooled in the work. After a few weeks training they are given the opportunity to earn as high as s26 day if they are sufficiently speedy
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-09
CANAL REPAIRS AT ZEEBRUCCE
 ARE DIFFICULT

AMSTERDAM. Oct g. Thousands of labOrers are now engaged in repair work on the Xecbruggc canal accord ing to q frontier correspondent of the Telegraf They are working under the direction of German military en. gineers on tn" mole, the locks and the walls of the canal, in an attempt to clear the canal of the cement weighted cruisers which were sunk there by the British
 The Telegraf reports that all the repairs which have been carried out at I"ebrugge harbor. mole and locks. have been destroyed by airmen and the canal remains closed Strive as the Germans will by slavc-driving methods to re-establish Xoobrugge as practicable harbor for their sub marines, the continuous air offensive of tn" British airmen maintains the effect of the British navys work.
 Actually. the situation grows con tinually more difficult for the Ger mans, because sand silts up against tn" sunk"n ships and makes shoals in whatever remained of the fairway Each day the heavy kccls become more firmly imbeddcd.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-09
LOOKING OVER
 ANCHORAGE
 COAL FIELDS

ANCHORAGE. Oct. S-Members of the special federal commission ap- pointed by Secretary of the Interior Franklin K Lane to investigate the coal resources of the Anchorage dis trict are making thorough inspection of the Matanuska field which is about forty miles north of Anchorage. The members of the commission are E. O.
 Mccormick of San Francisco. vice persedtn of the Southern Pacific rail road. chairman: Geo. Watkins Evans of the bureau of mines, University of Washington. Seattle; Geo. C. McFad- den. chief engineer of the Chicago Coal company; and l.. A. O. Gabaney, geologist of Chicago. They are ac- companied by Theodore Chapin of the United States Geological survey
 The commission, after an exhaustive study of the extent and nature of the coal deposits. the character of present development and the mining possibil- ities of the immediate future. will re port to the secretary of the interior. Members Of the commission expect
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-09
their task here will require several

their task here will require several weeks
 Two coal mines. one at Eska and the other at Chickaloon, are worked by the Alaskan Engineering cOmmis. sion. Heretofore, the product of these mones has been used only by the en- gineering commission as fuel in the buildings. shops and plant necessitat- ed by the construction and operation of the government railroad. Now the engineering commission has been au- thorized by presidential proclamation to sell in either Anchorage or other Alaska towns any coal from the gov ernment mines that remains after the needs of the engineering commission are supplied
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-09
ORE IS DISCOVERED
 TO WESTWARD

William Martin, one Of the large mining operators in the Willow creek district. was in Cordova last night on his way to his home in Seattle to take charge of his large interests there during the winter.
 Mir. Martin expects to devote con siderable of his time in furthering the consolidation of the Martin, Gold Cord and Independence mines. which has been under way for several months. In the event the dea! is closed satis- faCtOrily the new holding company will install modern hydro-electric power plant next season. MT. Martin advises that there Is every likelihood of the real being consummated, and in that event the plant will be in stalled on the Little Susitna river. us ing the Martin miles and mills as the base of operation. Additional stamps will necessarily have 10 be added to handle the increased production and Mir. Martin declares that other modern mining machinery will also be in stalled with the view of bringing the operation and production up to a stand ard never before attempted in the district
 Recent analysis of the Martin and Gold Cord ore has produced nattering results and the owners are highly elat- ed over the high value of platinum as shown. MT. Martin is taking 1,50O pounds of the ore with him for fur thor analysis. This particular ship ment will undergo q thorough test and analysis from several different sources in order to absolutely deter. mine the platinum values shown by prior assays. Tests of the ore will be made at the University of Washing ton, Colorado School of Mines. the gov ornment bureau of mines at Washing ton, D. C.. as well as private labora- tories.