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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-22

Gsp-T4sight and Friday
fair sat vesnes u southwest
} -pertitS. With ssntls westerly
winds
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-08
PATRIOTISM FIRST

p zen know c2at every stacker is -ra-,o- - his country S.rong -.indei ones ma,:ciously 8 while -he Te@ke- minded are influenced bv s.-oase- minds &I. prompted br su- z-sEe.y z=.tS2 and cowa.6.y nature. 5- hatred . .t1e country taa. to.e-a.es ,2e.- worthless forms Their friends and aS=.io-s are equally Eutl-y 0. reason 2=at2s. Heir coun-rg
 -1vs T 1.a3 a picture .. enaci- 4-=3 and s.z-r.1E babes and mothers. -es- entire families. many Q. .aen. -=.-,sss z-:p2.ss. suffering and weak @=5 thousands Q. OUT fellow beings
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 e@1 --si iae9acs5Tat-e crimes .: so--c- e1a-1:..=5 a=ztas: zle l1ro- s@z: s- az.e.4SS- she.- u-a1urde-4d
 -s-5--s z-a .zss -o suffer az4 die. u,- sz--9 --15.4 = 1=-c themselves. Be 1--se = zze E.zc11es. 1ec29ze this condition does E5- come directly m is- The e-=s q some 0: CIT people c. @-s1.y sympathetic natures they can pass f oTe- @.-1 .tz..e .aoag5-. and so-se 2: .zsZ eTez refuse D contrib a.= z1= d ~ai-z they can eF9-5 3y v4-T ..--.s ss.:-5e-:a, aid . ,a:s pie
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-gFe sA@- ot the great sacrifice Of fin a4etal positions, health. life and limb ,A@. .S being made by the millions z32 asss 2ct,y responded to Duties s@.s f2 conquer and subdue tyrannieal oppression ot ac:uan rights and Free zsa2 s2- our benefit and existence, -.--es. includes. not only those who lea azz4< su: the many thousands z1a = a:h,y Geyote their time and ess. e;to-.s ID tke needs and comfort, :. .. the needy wls come within their r1&-
 Nav s come te another picture. .1a. q 51e call for still more men to sEs z1- army . sufficient strength. . 2z S-seas end D this awful war
 z4za s1i s4@eriag. which is gen. s-e4s.E -sspoGdet ;o bur. unfortunate y -1.l2s me Zla1y years this country
 as ben 2. pe@Se we hare become s1-'- .- .s-2--e=.s 4nd tolerant nation. ss eazzsss-i U financial and social interests @s 70 neglect our patriotic duties. eyen 10 he extent ot failure = 1zzaa--y :saca | in our public s.2--3o,s. while ve have carelessly ad- -z:.-e5 md 1z.u-2lized the incoming
 51zz from foreign countries who aar- taken 1ae required oath Of eft .-s1s4zp for ID o.her purpose than 70 .aEs a144n:zze ' -ae financial oppor- --.=..zs open . :hem: with no res
 =4- .a- c-- coCA:rE or is laws. and
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who have become potent factors in the l. ". W's and other disturb ing elements of the country From this class comes most of our traitors and slaekers. and when. last week. i few were found who were ready to reEounca this country. rather than do their sworn duty. and the Boys took -hem in hand and dealt ou, summary punishment which, tho severe is mild treatment for traitors, we find some very mpatheIically inclined, violent y criticising the Boys and governmen. officials. thus. whether intentional or net. working up a sentiment of en- coura cement 10 this very detrimental and undesirable class of our popula- ;!cn. airsady.too numerous. The fact $ that -hers are those in this locality who are known 10 5e fomenting a sD:ri. Of resistance 10 this Government and whose only contributions to the financial needs of the country are made 10 deceive and conceal the,r real sentiments while under yelled compliance with our laws they are in- sijiously betraying the country of their adoption. I am opposed to mob law. b2c conditions have arisen in times ot peace when the enforcement Of law did no- meet the requirements ot conditions Of new and growing set dement's and citizens. naturally law abiding. hare organized for their pro- lection and neted out illegal justice -C eyi. doers for the ultimate benefit of the community. Our country is now at war and it is no time for mis- placed sentimentaiism for traitors and slackers. If the treatment of them = our Boys who have enrolled for duty seems little over done. remem- Der Ina; the stacker in whatever sphere Q: operation is an enemy 10 .his country.
 He c--g.:--..e Eeed q au- Nation to-day 5 Ta.-.o..c Devotion 10 Duty.
 FOREST J. HUNT.
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NEW CHARLIE CHAPLIN COMEDIES COMING TO
 THE DREAM SOON

While in Seattle MT. Kubley signed up for the new Chaplin comedies that are now being released, these new comedies all carry Charities own sig nature. the first one will be "A DOGS LIFE in three big reels or more, and they are some riots, this first one will prove it, watch for the date it will be soon
 Among the other good things in the film line the Dream has secured the Select Pictures" which include such stars as Norma Talmadge, Constance Talmage, Clara Kimball Young in heA latest pictures such as Foolish Vir- gin" Common Law" and ''The Price She Paid" also Rex Beach's "Barrier" md Mule. Nazimova ill War Brides
 The Paramount pictures which in- c.ude The Aircraft" and Paramount stars will be the head line attractions as usual at the Dream, a number Of new stars are added to their list, among them Fred Stone the great Cir GUS Comedian, Lila Lee, winner at sixteen, Bryant Washburn, and sev- aral others.-adv.
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U. s. EXPRESSES
 ITS HORROR AT RUSSIAN TERRORISM

The Secretary or State has sent the following telegram to all American ambassadors and ministers in the ai-' lied and neutral countries.
 This Government is in receipt of information from reliable sources re- vealing that the peaceabie Russian citizens Of Moscow, Petrograd, and ether cities are suffering from an op- enly avowed campaign of mass terr- prism and are subject to wholesale executions. Thousands of persons have been shot without even form Of trial; ill-administered prisons are filled beyond capacity and every night scores Of Russian citizens are reck- lessly put to death; and irresponsible bands are venting their brutal passions in the daily massacre Of untold inno- cents.
 Desire to Befriend Russia.
 in view Of the earnest desire of the people of the United States to be- friend the Russian people and lend them all possible assistance in their struggle to reconstruct their nation upon principles Of democracy and seif-goyernment, and acting therefore solely in the interest Of the Russian people themselves. this Government feels that 1t can not be silent or re- frain from expressing it's horror at this existing state of terrorism. Fur thermore, 1t believes that in order successfully to check the further h. crease Of the indiscriminate slaugh- ter Of Russian citizens all civilized nations should register their abhor- ence Of such barbarism.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-08

Mems overcoa-s sizes 34 10 46 at Field 's-ady
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-08
ZONE ORDER IN EFFECT OCT. SEARS GERMAN FEMALE ALIENS FROM
 CAMPS

The Attorney General has fixed midnight of October ,. 1918. as the time when the regulation establishing a one-half mile prohibition area around Federal or State forts, camps. arsenals aircraft stations. Government or naval vessels. navy yards. factories or work shops for the manufacture of muni. uons Of war or any products for the use of the Army or Navy. shall be- come effective as 10 German alien fe- males This date is fixed by the At. torney General under authority grant ed to him in the Presidents proclama- tion of April 19. 1918. which extended the scope Of the regulations affecting alien enemy males 10 include alien enemy females
 Applies to All Over IA.
 The effect of the act of the Attorney General in fixing this date is to make it unlawful for any German alien fe- male II years of age and upward to be found within one-half mile of any of the places mentioned, except on public carriers mentioned, without proper permit from the United States marshal. Every woman or girl of II years of age and upward who is native. citizen. denizen, or subject Of Germany and not actually natural .zei as an American citizen is affect ed by this act and must obtain a per mil 10 enter any prohibited area es- -a blished by this regulation for any purpose, except as stated. when pas sing through such area on public car r:er. Females coming within the fore going definition. including the wives of citizens or subjects Of Germany. must comply with the order of the Attorney General
 Applications for Permits
 Permits 10 reside in or to enter the prohibited area must be obtained from the United States marshal Ap- plications for these permits may be  made in the same manner as appli- cations for similar permits have been made by German alien enemy males
 The fact that the husband or father of a German alien female has obtained permit or that she has registered 3oes not relieve her from the obliga- ion Of obtaining a permit
 T. is ncc intended by this order 10 its-uc3 unnecessarily the residence r c-cupocioa 2. German alien fe- males Permits 10 continue to re- side CT work within the prohibited area will be granted wherever this may De done consistently with the welfare and safety Of the country and the successful prosecution of the war
 Penalty fer Violations.
 Failure to comply with this regula- rion by refusing 10 leave the prohibit ed area or to procure a permit to re- main may result in the arrest and de- .ention Of the person and the possible internment for the duration of the
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-08
At The GRAND
Tuesday and Wednesday- ..
 "THE OTHER MAN"
Featuring HARRY MOREY WITH FLORENCE DESHON AND GRACE DARMOND

An unusual story. A girl has two lovers-she marries them both at ceremony and wasn't bigamst little unSavory boarding house in the sms isn't exactly ideal romantic atmosphere but that's where beautiful society girl and famous physician nurtured budding romance that led to the altar Earle Williams and Grace Darmond played leading roles in THE AMERICAN LIVE WIRE shown at the grand short time ago.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-08
THE DOG ARMY OF FRANCE

There are four classes of dogs en- listed in the dog army of France rat killers, Red Cross dogs, sentinels, and dispatch dogs. The last two are the most important. The sentinel dogs go into advance posts with their masters and are trained to give the alarm. by low growl. at the approach of any other person. The dispatch dogs are used for sending orders. They are real soldiers. too. They share all the dangers of life at the front and they share, too, the wood en cross" or military honors.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-08

Boys Suits and Overcoats at Fields
 adv
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Thursday
Instructed to Make Inquiry.

You will inquire therefore. whether the Government to which you are ac- credited will be disposed to take some immediate action. which is entirely di- vorced from the atmosphere of bel ligereacy and the conduct of war. to impress upon the perpetrators of these crimes the aversion with which civil ization regards their present acts
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-08

We could well afford to send our dollars if we could keep our boys: but We cant keep our honor and not send the boys-and where the boys go our dollars will follow freely.-Buy a bond
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-08

A. E. HUYLER, Pres.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-10-08
1T THE HOTELS

STEDMAN-J. Collier. Hider, Sam uzl GormIey. Hyder, H. Simons. $. W. Blake, R. Guelzow, H. E. Burke. J. C!axcn. H 5. Borde, Yes Bay.
 REVILLA-Robt Ashiund. Prince Rupert. Geo B. Smith. Juneau, J. A. Freeman, Juneau. Andrew Backman, Seattle. Carl Peters. Wm. Eiser, AL csr. Peterson. Seattle
 WaEx-Ove- Shoes ss.50 70 s12.00 c-fat47-.1z-
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obligations de la Liberte." the French call our Liberty Bonds-and it's a beautiful name. Liberty has oD- legations no less than opportunities.
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AExCELLENT PATHE NEWS And Good Comedy Opens the Show.
THE DUPLICITY OF HARGRAVE" FORD WEEKLY
 AND A GOOD COMEDY
NOTICE A, L. U.

All members of the A. l.. U. are re- Quested to be on hand Wednesday night at s p. m. at the Deep Sea Fish ermen's Union Business of import ance.
 X. F.. HUYLER, Pres.
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Ladies' Coats s15.0O to $S5.O0 at F:alds-adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30

LaSalIe Orchestra Afternoon
and Evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
DEPAUW AND WABASH
WILL PLAY AT CAPITAL

News Times Special Service:
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Sept. 80
Indianapolis has been named as the
place for the annual football clash
between DePauw and wabash. in
the revised football schedule for
DePauw published here. The date
is Nov % A home game with But
Ter Of indianapolis on Oct 10, also
is on the schedule.
The announcement that the an
nual DePauw- Wabash game will be
played for the fourth consecutive
time in indianapolis followed con-
siderable agitation for the game in
Greencastle or Charlottesville. anG
an agreement to play IL indian
apoIis on neutral" territory only
every third year The arrangement
to play with Butler came as a sur
prise as the two schools had broken
diplomatic relations after a conflict
Of dates in indianapolis two years
ago.
DePauw's schedule follows:
oct 5, Hanover at Greencastle.
oct. 12.-Purdue at Lafayette.
oct. 10. Butler at Greencastle.
Oct 26. University Of Detroit at
Detroit
Nov . open.
Nov l6. Indiana at Bloomington.
Nov23. Wabash at indianapolis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
GE RMANY SENDS
AID TO BULGARIA
Troops Taken From Available
Reserves are Rushed to
Macedonia Front.

PARIS. Sept 3O.-AdmiraI Won
Hintze, German foreign minister
declared yesterday in a speech be
fore the main committee of the
reichstag, that as soon as the first
alarming news came from the
Macedonian front the German high
command Immediately sent 10 Bull
garia important forces taken from
the available reserves. A part of
these reserves already have arrived,
he declared, and the remainder
soon will reach their destination.
Austria already has sent on the
way very considerable forces, he
added.
In the opinion of military ex-
perts. Admiral Won Hintze stated.
the Austro-Ge units would be
ample to re-esta blish the military
situation, but Notwithstanding there
were several very unfavorable fac
tors in the situation which must be
considered.
Neither for Bulgaria nor for
US. however, must the game be con
sidered as lost" he declared.
A Sofia dispatch by way of Zurich
says the attitude OF the socialist
party was one of the decisive fac
tors in the decision taken by King
Ferdinand and his ministers. The
central committee of the party on
Sept %, called upon Premier Ma
linoff TO open parleys for peace
with the allies. They were Joined
in their request by the agrarians.
Manifestations Of hostility to the
dynasty took place in Sofia and
other places. In some instances
troops Joined in the outbreaks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
WHEN THE sun GOES
DOWN IN FRANCE

This is the Title Of a Very Quaint
Home Song.
A new song called When the sun
Goes Down IN France telling the
story Of American loyalty and the
brotherhood OF man. Is now speeding
its way through the country a part
OF the chorus runs:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
z NORMA TALMADGE

An unusual trianglc-rich man.
poor man and girl-forccd Ga choo-e
between the two. forms the basis uG
a most entertaining drama
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30

GAME THIS WEEK.
Monday.
Electric league, six clubs.
Tuesday.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
South Bend Gear Co. VS.. divers.
Ind. Engraving vs. Supertreads.
Standards VS.. Tribunes.
Lathe Works vs.. s. b. Chilled
Pillow.
Wednesday.
CITY LEAGUE.
Watch co. vs.. Colip Electric
Hardwoods VS.. Shafer Lumber Co.
lie Garos vs.. Hoosier Creams.
Thursday.
OLIVER LEAGUE.
Forge VS.. Pillow Points
Inspection VS.. Accounting.
Machine Shop vs.. Wood Pattern.
Grey Iron Foundry VS.. Stock.
No. Gang VS.. Designing.
Specials VS.. Purchasing
Sales vs.. Metal Patterns
Production vs.. Factory.
Friday.
WILSON BROS. LEAGUE.
cutting vs.. Shipping.
Underwear VS.. stock.
AUTOMOBILE LEAGUE.
MOnday-Hood vs. Tops
Tuesdays vs. Pistons.
Wednesday - Carburetors VS.
EQualizers
Thursday VS.. Cylinders.
Friday Windshields Us. Radia-
tors
VEHICLE LEAGUE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
AVIATOR SERIOUSLY
INJURED IN FALL

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Sept. 80
First Lieut.. Ebert Ringer OF Way
land, Mass. was seriously injured
when his machine took nose
dive shortly after leaving the
ground here and fell into a tree.
Lieut.. Ringer had come here from
Ebbet's field. Lonoke. Ark. 10 as
sist in the Liberty loan campaign.
Engine trouble was given as the
cause Of the accident by Lieut..
Hugh Porter. who was with Ringer.
but who escaped with slight in
juries
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
RENOUNCES SUCCESSION
TO R0UMANIAN THRONE

AMSTERDAM. Sept. 30.-CrOwn
Prince Charles OF Roumania, who
was ordered by King Ferdinand to
undergo % days solitary confine-
ment because he recently went to
Odessa and married the daughter
of a Roumanian army officer, Is re-
ported TO have renOunced his sue
cession to the Roumanian throne.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
VEHICLE LEAGUE.

Monday-TOngues VS.. Skeins.
Tuesday-Spokes VS.. Hounds.
Wednesday Bolsters VS.. Reaches.
ursday-Rims vs. Axles.
Eridav-Studeha vs. Hnhs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
knos yos ~ a. yogr share When the stars Be
cssrsiszs - Ms-rss Fsru 49, Es...s,a

-Wnen the sun Goes Down in
France will no doubt. become Ia
nous because IN 10 lies the spirit Of
American independence and charm
OF melody that viii endure. teaching
the principles or freedom and de-
mocracy as rendering tribute 10
q sister land as only our bonnie
France can idealize.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
LOCAL BOWLING
REVIEW OF WEEK
Pin Knights Getting Coco
Start in Seasons Seized
uIe of Games.
BY JEHosEPHAT SPARE.

Gradually the pin knights are
coming into their own and IL viii
be only a question OF a few days
when all Of the old guard viii have
been back into the harness. The
latest aquisitions during the past
week were the Eagles T.. O. r. and
Electric leagues. However. neither
Of these organizations are up 10
their strength OF last year. each OF
them reducing their roster two
clubs. But the spirit OF the boys is
there and that discounts the loss Of
numerical strength.
And the boys are beginning 20 hit
the wood hard. attacking the wood
en- soldiers with the same dash and
vim on the drives as their COM
patriots are banging into the Huns
over there. BY far the best early
season work shown so far was the
brilliant series Of the Eardwoods in
the City league last week. showing
26f9 with one man in the lineup
with 40. But the lead-off and an
chor more than made up for the
short comings OF the sub center, as
Van Kirk only lacked five pins OF
600 while shambaugh went way
over the top. piling up 671 for the
series.
Ncmcth Gets High Score.
While Sham baugh was there big
for the high series total. which in
Guided an individual score Of 244,
the real tall boy OF the week for
nigh score honors was Mike Kenneth
OF the Happy Five team in the
West Side league, who brought
home 255. And third honors belong
10 Joe JankoWsk Of the same or
ganization. In the manner the boys
are cracking the naples this season
IL looks like some one will spill
a perfect score and if that happens
the lucky boys should be sure 10 be
member Of the American Bowling
congress in order 10 be properly
rewarded
Every bowler in the city should
affiliate with the parent body IF
bowling Because or the A. b. G.
is why the sport is continued in
thoroughly respectable and reputa-
bic manner Tt is through the vigil
the game at top speed during the
absence OF many OF those fighting
for our very eXistance and il re-
quires but very little cooperation
from the home guard to keep this
spirit ahoat. So il is up 10 every
bowling organization in the city TO
get busy and get in line Applica-
ton can be filed with Luciua II.
Miller. secretary of the South Bend
Bowling association, the local arm
OF the A b. G.
Honor List j. Extended.
Although a good representation
Of double century performers was
presented last week the same has
been considerably augmented during
the similar period just passed. But
there were corresponding adverse
deliveries as we'll For instance our
esteemed friend julius Schmidt,
who burned up the game the pre-
Vious week. did not even show on
the big front And the big lead-Off
man for the South Bend Lathe
Works team. messed up mis- team
i'm "A horrible manner ana lacked
several wallops TO complete "a single
century instead Of two.
But while they all have their ups
and downs the boys present re-
spectacle list in the big show and
more than 20 made the grade dur
ing the past week. the names and
achievements Of each is appended
herewith:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
When The Sun Goes Down
In France

When ths sun Eoss ds-n 10 Frss
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-12-19

The fact that the next House
will be controlled by Republicans
may prove blessing in disguise
for the Minnesota Chippewss as it
is believed that when the Repuli-
cans do assume control they will
order a complete investigation of
the conduct of Indian affairs, and
it is safe to assume it will not be
of the Linnen-Wa dsworth- white
wash style either. And it may be
further assumed that the hereto
fore prodigal appropriations which
have been annually estimated. and
squandered for that matter, by the
Iudian bureau will be materially
reduced if not eliminated entirely.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-12-19
Join the Red Cross.
TO 7RAPPERS AND FUR
TRADERS. -. ID. IN

Send US your raw furs this sea-
son. 1t will be to your interest to
deal with US. We have most ex-
cellent outlet for furs,. which en-.
ables US to pay the very highest
price. On shipments of fifty dol
lars and over we will wire valua-.
ton, if 40 desired by shipper.
Write US for price list and tags.
lngval Redalen & Son s
The fastest growing fur house in
the Northwest
Lanesboro, MINI. Adv.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-12-19
REIGN or
WRECK AND RUM.

coating of ice. On Inquiry it was
! learned that during the night the
water, which had been allowed to
remain in the stand pipes, leading
from the main up to the tank, had
frozen and burst and wrecked the
stand pipe system. It's probable;
that the wooden tank would have
shared the same fate of the stand
piping had not the water, owing to
the leaky state of the tank, run
itself out, and coated the tower in
a mantle of ice. For a long period
of time previous to this the tank
had been in a more or less leaky
stage, in fact it was common talk.
among the villagers that about
half of the water pumped into the
tank leaked out before entering
the main or distributing pipe, and
Notwithstanding this much needed.
repairs no steps, were ever taken;
to repair the damage; in fact tie
broken stand pipes and leaky con-
dition of the tank are in. the self
same condition today as they were
left after the wreck of a year ago;
and it is presumed that the tank,
owing to being empty for owe: q
year is, at this time, practically
worthless. A short time before
the wrecking of the stand pipes
the agency officials had had the
school and village wells connected
so that in case one or the other
we'll suffered damage supply Of
water would be assured. AS :
consequence of the wreck aboy:,,
noted and the recent explosion at
the school building and wrecking
of the school water plant the viii
layers had to submit to a lone