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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1918)
Tp Jo-spAV, HKITWMHtn 0, 40114 ENCASH GIRL WORKERS Towe KukIIkIi ttlrln, worklnR herd i ... . . 'I la t ftctory when ninko eip oilvee, " " ' ' kiTt no fi'ir of the deadly TNT. I ' rfi i wt '' M-i! (t,,i,,-w. . T,r, i D49H2MOT!lgtmVBKK tBHH-': : .,S'M."PlVTr :U.V iP. rsra2B?sa w' . ' -m Can Not Teach German In Fourteen States NEW YOIIK, Snpt. 9. Kourtceij ililN In the Union have nbollahcd the trarliliiK of the Cermon InnminKe In tbe icIiodU anil In aUleen othor ititM i rnminli;ii to ellinliiutn tier Din It unJrrwny, nrt'ordhiR to nn nnounrctntit iiiiulc. today by tho Anftlnn Dofi'ime Koclety. Many rltle In tlio ilitcon tuleit where the MmpilKti .ik.-iIiicI the Hjiiily of the Rttmm lanKiitRe In In irinri'n tiBVo.Klnro the war It linn been eliminated tl Pftmrtt I ! .ihi ii ..ill nf II.i.Ib untii.ilu ' . ...... a m .. . iriiiiii uiii hi iiii;ii niMimiKmm pr jn iiiii I)- nun oi mir iiikii tot tb itiMi" Itti-lf linn not taken do- mIiouU." , v tUIre action, suys llie iiunoiiiu-emoiit vi iuv uinij, niurii nun in-vii luii- ni cucunna rampniKii ngmnsi mo slimy oKifrraan in (ho puhllr scliools. This annniinri'inent was pust upon i raariM of the states nnd cities tudy of tntiiiy higher Institutions." ' ihlth was conducted by Dr. Perry A.I Missouri "Ho far us reportn have tHtklt of New York. jroino there will be one or two IiIrIi Th itata.t listed uh hnvliiR aboil- .nchools outsldi) of the cltlos which nro M tlio study of the Herman Ioiirim panning to Rive Ccrinnn next yenr. iw from tliidr kcIiooIs nroj Alabama, The city IiIkIi vchools are MmltliiK California, Connecticut, Delaware, nM( ioucIiIiir to students who tire pre- Iculilann, Maine, Mississippi, Mou-'puring for tcchnlrnl rourses. In Kim- Uni, North Dnkoln, Oklahoma, 'ana City tho tenrhliiR has been ills- foolli Uiktitn, Tennessee, Utuh and continued altiiKether." Wt Virginia. j Now Jersey "The Stain llonrd of The fcllowliiR states It Is announ- Kducntlon passed a resolution under H bow havo under consideration the abolition of the teaching of dormant AritoM, Arloinsas, Florida, Ooorgla, "ht-o. Inillnnn, Knnaia, Michigan, Missouri, Now 'Jertoy, Ohio, Rhode Katl, Texas, Virginia. Wisconsin, Tt society announced that the Wlowlni rlllej hnvo wholly or Dart- If "thrown out" tho study of Qerrrian iro their schoels: ' ' ir i ny, rniitt. ra, wasn- '"tlOB D. C. Seattle, Waah., Loula- JJ'KKy., porihnd, Ore., Jersey City " J-, (Irnnd Itnplds, Mich., Des ", Iowa., Kllznboth, N. J., Pna- "'. N. J Tncoinn, Waah.. Rayonne, ,N.J.. Wheeling. W. Vn Mt. Vernon, " T.. Pawling, n. Y Alton III., of German from the Public) Scl-ools. frlrcl, 'n Kugene. Ore., St. n Ira not been nnoossnry. 'Thoy nro "T's. n Cllffsldo Park., Quaker- romovlng It In'noarly nil the schools B. Pa., nnd (lion Cove, L. I. In the stnte of their own accord." "! sltuntlon In the sixteen ataea Rhode Island "Foreign languages tr tho campaign ORalnst the Ocr- nevor l-nve boon tnuglit In Hhodo Is- hnguaKo la roported na In pro- Innd's olemontnry achcols. Sovornl . In part, described In 'Dr, towns and cities have recently bnr "KMi's report, n follewa: red Herman from their high schools." Arlionr "tiorinan la faat being Toxos "The Leglshluro has onnc 'Nnstotl by our local boards." ted a law (lint the Kngllsh language Arksnsns "Many of our public mi'st bo used exclusively In tho con , ooU hvo dlicnntlnued the teach- duct of tlio work of tho schools, ox of Oermnn. it baa been prnetl- cent In tlio foreign courses permitted f'llr dlaotntlniied In ull of our' high In tho high schools." K'." '""uswi think that practically high echocls of tho atnto. is nn oiec- UOf the Gormnn knu'i. ..nu..i .,.. ....!.. nn.l Hm hlirli ncbnol IIUDllS 7u. Mhooa without making any are demonstration about It. They wisrontln "The tenchliiR or aer- '" simply rullud of re-election." man has already been dlsron,tlnuod Otoriln " wo hnvo decided to n n good many schools of tho atato WMBtlnuo giving examination In either thru official action by tho Jo- nn In crdor to rertlfy, toacriora Cnl board, or thru the fact that thoro ", ,ulJect. Thoro haa boon no aro no students asking for the sub- tk. "'J (ll8l,i,cl"8 the itudy from Ject." ' schools, ti,ug, jt a uocomlng, - "" UDIIOmilnr ... J... M ij . " - , i iaanc-.'.Toacl,ni of aemtB , '. tfthihiuj i . " m nana ""Mttd lu school up to and Includ- cmL HAVE NO FEAR OF TNT WW-' 1.i Pf . 1 .A. VW They rldn on n lond of It rontnlnliiK ufflclcnt power to btow thorn ninny ,.,... '. . . " " hundred of yarde In the n r wrro t to oxplode. lut; the eighth Krndo. TearhliiK of (lormiin In tho IiIk'i ncIiooIh Ik left to the determination of the locnl bo in da." I ml 1 1 nn "With the renHneniblliiK of tho I.eKlHlnturo iiinplu provlnlon will be made for tbe exrliulcn of (Icrinuu from our kcIiodIh." Kiiiihiih "There nuver Iiiih been any Ucrmin to sroak of (might In : any of our .lementery schools, nnd , .MIcIiIrmii "It Is my opinion that lensi iiu per cent ci inn vciiooih oi this state havo dropped Orninn from tlelr courses of study. It lm nlso been dropped fiom the courses of which It will bo possible for ovory local board to prohibit tho study of nermnn. Whit will bo the result tlmo will tell." ' j Now York "It appear that ro- alitratlon In Herman clnsaos has fal ion off about 80 por cent In eehool wlioro norman Is still optional. Next year (lerman will bo dropped In n majority of tlio IiIrIi schools In thn stato, principiny nccnuso me onts will not have It." (No n'ctlon against Oermun by tho Legislature, or stuto Hoard of Kducatlon.) Ohio "No mensurea hnvo boon taken In this stato by the Department of Public Instruction for tho romovnl Vlrnlnln "(lorniun In most of thoj not oloctlim this subject." . ... ..... ... ........ -l,rt limits I (.'nrill earn ?" i""- - - i .. . on the jnpoi of yourf THE EVENING M. Interesting i-uhm in HUN OUTS MKIIINIl THE FUANCO-AMKIlf. CAN MNKH, (Correspondence of the Associated raM)-.Prlclm (RDM- tilnH, imlntliiKH, furniture of tlio Uu - I Ik fourteenth period, grand pianos I mill i lih portieres founil liy tlio Hun I In Chateau Thierry wore cnrrlod a-' 'way by hi in In his retreat and used to fiimlHli dugouts, I L-..II.....I..... .. ... . . "immiiuk mo nerman roircai American units Inspecting tho enemy tltiKouts fur concnnlPii hnnhon found tlio elaborately furnished Hiibterran- rim n.mrhM.M.iM Ti, ........ n i.. J slmi of tlio fiirnltiiru varlod with tho rnnU of thn officer, It wur dlitrovorod. At ono of the quurterK that of a (lor- iiiiiii Konnrnl the nltlen of the dugout were lined with lumber looted from " the town mid over tho lumber wcro idiired iimbroldured portlorc. To IIKofflHi .l..ul 111 - . l"""-i li'ni iiijiii iuiiiiik iruill iiiu roof which hnd boen flrat protected by eorriiRntcd phenllron, sovornl ar Untie tnpCHtrloH had been attached, The Rrind piano wn. found In the i.i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiih ui ii irHiHimu, ii wun inoiiRiii ny uio Americana tnnt nero me reRimenwi emir rovetea over their firm micccuHca and tho use or (lerman nrtltn to piny the Inatrura- tint wiik tosorted to. Finely carved tnhlus mid rlinlm woro found In pro- fn.ilon In thlH rendezovous. Other iliiKuiitH were furnished also In olabo- into stylo vnrylni! In degree with the rank of tbe ociupmit. ' Hods front. Chateau Thierry took porlence Keally, I believe thoso who up uiiii'li of tho space In Home of the aro fortunate enough to be over here lilRlier officers' quarter. Down un- aro to be greatly envied. I certain tier twenty to thirty foot of earth 'ly feol that It la a privilege and am could be found handsome bedroom certainly glad I was the fortunate one suites. In some cases, due to tho when tho number was taken out of hnste which tbe retreating Huns our camp. Of .course you know I were forced to exorcise, tho beds had spont somo time In a camp in Cal n ot been used since thoy hnd been fornla. made In tlio morning and wore ready for occupancy. Models of comfort. tliey went mute evidence that the re treat of tlio (loriminff had boon a hasty one. riillttrenX Ml ties' anil Women' "! "" tram l.7 up to K00, old Callfornlo weather, but all - iu ,,r' ;MM, " 9-3.tho Joy Is taken out of life when ev fSiuul four rimiii liunffiilikw Mftiir ..in. 1...11. i..- iirinl room, fir.- pirn.-, limn nnd big lot i ...... ., '"M" "I i:..ll..iil l.iriillnii. I'rhn KMISU.OO on wy lenus... See flillcoto SlWI, ln eli0 i0 do but "'h 8C0- " ta wonderful place, much more grand than J had ovor Imagined. We were Tighten I hose loose wheels with fortunate enough to havo been there Spoki'tllr. Sold nt Telford Ilnm.'an the occasion of a great celebra- liiir:ige. 7-1 ft ion. We aaw a review of troops In ' which every ally waa represented. It Tho American lied Cross has six-' was a wondorful sight, ono 1 shall not teen convalescent housos In oporatlon at baso and general army hospitals In this country, with contracta signed for Mliiitlnr bulldlnga at tbe other z9 hospitals. No one ever got rich merely by living money. You must Invest It A good way to Invest It Is to buy War ivlnas and Thrift Stamp. "Where Gen. Pcrshinx Was Teacher in School for Nemroee and Old Servant ' Pll BsflmsssLBssssssssssssssssssssssaT igteaiV V ''' uasmllmsmmssssssssssssBBsHmB! , ' V AV dJK, gemmmmmmmmmW VAmEFi.immJMamK4iMf&VlS vi,A S$V 1 B ll' BBa5WB Vt tfr')iaMS)jnM4 oAoonr- HAtw l " ' One of tho first thing John J. Pera'ilng did to earn hi living wa teaching In a Negro oboo In hi home town ot Lucledb, Mo. Tho small aohoolbouse stand today deserted and forlorn, but 'there are many Neiroea In that part .of the state, who owe what little education tbey have to the; man a6w .commanding tbe Araerl- . can force In France, -"Daddy" Hall, In those days was the Pershing ifamlly servant .and be, too. still lives in the little town. He remembers tbe general well and la filled with stories about him. HERALD, KLAMATH From Nurse in France Tlio followInK vory IntorcHtlng lot' ,,.. , ,., ,. . ,. , . . . .., ,. . , ' ,' "'"""""'" "' ln'" cx "' "r n.oco, """ Klm M Amlerson.'.who'l u nurse ln the hospital corpi with tlio u. S. ""ny '" Kronen. "' have been In this pnrt of tho wor,l ',,r "ovornl woeka unil have been, "' tn'N l,lnt0 ,""t "t ! 0ne. Iff In nn AVfiPHfillmi lir.tftitlal allilntn.1 " -- .-,...-. ........v.. ,n tho ml,ll,t of a boauttlful "state "nc ruinous In tho history of thlH cou"(ry. "Tho tonts are In a grove of well cared, for tree and not far from ut In tho homo of n very wealthy land owner. Tho nunc quarter wan once tho homo of a baronosi. Not far 41Im hlajiM 1m mk llkjk a d& "", V"r" '" " ?1 l"l."L ucHuiiiui viiuvcBui in rrnnco nou inra the courtony of tho Madamolnollo here UfA VlAVn linnn ttnvmlttafl tn maa Iia "" "' wW K'' .W MW nAfo of It "When you aee theae wondorful placea, of which there are ao many In Franco, vou rnallxn what a luxtirv. ,oylnK pooplo the Fr6ncii(once were and null nro "Koally, I believe they Rot more 0ut of life than any one I ever aaw before. You would never know, from tho general atmoephere here, that a terrible war was going on not a great distance from this place. In fact you con hear tho guna very plain ly. , "Wo Rot patients directly from the front and ill la certainly a Rreat ex- "We had a wondorful trip over horo, altho verp uneventful. We did not oven have one aubmarlno scare, and evory minute of the weather was perfect. .No one would ever have guessed our mission If they had look ed In upon us. Tbe weather here la fino. ho duvs are vary much like our eryone tells ua bow cold it will be this winter, "Our headquarters are In Paris. and it was our good fortune to have u ",U'D "" " '' ' "" soon forget. The enthusiasm with which these pooplo greet our boys la certainly impressive. They are do ing some wonderful work and we can feel Justly proud.. of them. You should be bereund hear some of the things we are hearing, doubtless you will havo heard It before this reacbea you. "Ono also realises how very won- SCHOOL WMHBE CUMUAL PCJtCllUa TBIM1T FALLS, OREGON . . Letter dorfut Is the organization of the Amorlcan Tied Cross, Wn hnvo ull sorts of surgical supplies we need. The womon who hnvo worked so, un tiringly at home have cortalnly dona their bit nnd their efforts are appre ciated hero, altho they may think thoy do not got much credit for their work. When you know that every dressing hero is tbe product of tome chapter In the United States you aee how vory great tho necessity for work Is. "Wo have Iota of perfectly good American food and a wonderful place to live, ao yon tea we are not having many hardships with tbe exception of the vory sad lack of bath tubs In this country. That la a real hardship, for the Americana havo already estab lished a reputation of being too clean and they do not get bait enough batha. However, We will probably live thru that If nothing aore Mrioua Inconvenlencea us. "Yesterday we bad some time off and we apent It In the heart of a wonderful forest. 'We bad all tbe eata that make up a good picnic lunch and Included coffee with American cream. It la really fanny to have a meal aerved to you half American producta. You feel aa If homo waa not ao far away after all."' ' ' OFFICIAL CASUALTY LIST Three Oregon boya are Included in the casualty Hat today. Killed In Action flarerlo Clarlto, Eugene, Oregon. Died of Woamda Tbomaa E. Duncan, Portland, Ore gon. Wonaded ! Actio Forrest F. Wood, Portland, Ore gon. WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. . Tho following caaualtlea are report ed by the commanding officer of the American Expeditionary Ferce: Killed In action 4t; missing. In ac tion 14S; wounded severely IIS; died of wounda f; wounded, degree not determined 268; died of dlaeaae 21; total 692. Total number of casualties to date, Including those reported abeve: Killed In action (Including 21 at sea) 5293; died ot wounda 1549; died of dlaeaae 1710; died of accident and other causes 794;. wbunded In action 16,050; missing In action (In cluding prisoners) SS69; total to date 27,765. NOTICE Regular communication of Kla math Lodge No. 77,. A. F. 4k A. M Monday, September 9, 1918. A. R. LEAVITT, W. M McCoraUck Madcr, good order, at wlf price. Other ImpletnnHe. Far. mer'a Warehouse) Co. StVtf BUY A THRIFT STAMP TODAY. FORECASTS AERIAL MAIL fob ctoiEs os pacific CHICAGO, Sept. 7. Prediction tliut aerial mall service will soon he extended from Chicago to poind In California was made by Cuptp.lii II, N Llpsner, superintendent ornoriul mnll service. Three room coHiiri- mill luro lot near M, P. ilepol for out) II7.1(.00 on easy lerini, See Clillcolr (: 1IIIV A THRIFT STAMP TODAY. imiCHllriT SAYS LAIJIKS AUK I'SI.Vn RRCIPK OF HM1K TKA AM) SULPHUR ' Hair that loses Its color mid lustre, or when It fades, turns gray, dull and lifeless, I caused by a lack of sul phur In tho hair. Our grandmothers made up a mixture of 8agc Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful, and thousands of women and men who value that cven color, that beautiful dark shade of balr which I so attractive, use only this 'tld-tlme recipe. Nowadays wo get this fa'mous mix lure, Improved by the addition of oth er Ingredients bynsklng at any drug store for a 00-cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," which darkens the hair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody can possibly tell It ha been applied. You Just damp en a sponge or soft brush with It ana' draw this through your hair, taking one small strnnd at a time. liy morn ing the gray hair disappears; but what delights the ladles with Wye'th's Sage nnd Sulphur Compound Ik that, besides beautifully darkening tho hair after a few application, It also brings back the glass and lustre nnd give It an appearance of nbundnnce. Wyeth'a Sage nnd Sulphur "Com pound la a delightful toilet requisite to Impart color nnd a youthful ap pearance to the hair. It Is not In tended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of disease. Adv. LEGAL NOTICES NOTM'K TO rUKDlTORS Notice I heroby Riven that on Aucust 10. 1918. the undorslRnod,- by order of tho County Court of Klam ath County, Oregon, was duly ap pointed administratrix of the estate of Ella J. St o wart, deceased, and all persons, hvlng claims against said es tate are required to present samo. properly verlflod, to said administra trix at tbe law offices of R. C. Oroes beck, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within Ix month from the date of this notice. MARY E. STEWART. Administratrix of the Estate ot Ella J. Stewart, Deceased. 12-19-26-2-9 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice la hereby given that tbe un dersigned ha filed In the County Court of tbe State ot Oregon, tor Klamath County; the final account of hi administration of tbe estnto of Dllla L. Wenner, deceased, and that aald court has fixed. Soptomber 28. 1918. at 2:30 o'clock p. m., as tbe time and tbe court room ot said Court as the place for the hearing ot objection, If any, to said final ac count, and for tbe settlement there of, . J. H. WENNER, Administrator of the Estate ot Dllla L. Wenner, Deceased. 26-2-9-16-2S Sale of Timber Klamath Indian Reservation! Northern Spring Creek UalL Sealed blda, marked outside Bid. Northern Spring Creek Tim ber." and addressed to tho Suporin- UriIaiiI if tlta trinmftfth Tnillnn flrhnnl Klamath Agency, Oregon, will bo re- HMW.. W W ....... . V...ww. .. celved until twelve o'clock noen.L: Pacific Time, Tuesday, October 1.", 1918. for the purchase ot timber .up on about 2500 acres within Town ship 34 South, Range 7 East. The sale embraces approximately twenty Ave million feet ot ydllow pine audi one million feet of white fir. The cutting of white fir will lm optional with tbe purchaser. Each bid must state. for each ipecles tho amount per thousand feet Hcrlbnor decimal ,(fc log scale that will be paid for ull llmha .. ilii.lns .tin fl.,.! tl,,. I'Miif., of the contract period. Prices for the last two year of tho coutrac period r are toate to bo fixed by the Commix-! .. v., WM.ai.m ...w ...0. ..... j........ loner of Indian Affairs, nnd are not)! to exceed, however, un increase .or .'fifty cent per M. fiet board meuxurn' for each specie, no hid or iosh timn three dollars unit fifty cents hh- .M, feet for yellow pine mid fifty cents for white fir dtirliiK thn first period will be considered, Km.-h bid muxt bo submitted In duplicate, mid bo-uo-com pun led by a certified check ou a solvent tthtlonul bauk In favor of the Superintendent of the Klamath In- Mian School in tho amount of $ii,niii. Tbe deposit will be returned if tho bid Is rejected but retained if the bill la uccoptod, uud'tho required contract and bond ure not executed and pre sented for approval within sixty days from such accoptun'co. The right 'to reject any und nil blda' la reserved. For copies' of the. bid and 'contract forma and for other Information .ap plication should be made to the In dian Superlntoderit, Klamutu Agency; Oregon. Washington, O. C Aug. 7. 1918. Cato Sells, Commissioner of Indian Affairs. 19-31-23-26-28-30-2-4-6-9-1 1-13 m FOLKS H I 1,1 MIJ l . ttKziizyi Fountain Pens... Are a great help in school life. We have an ex cellent self fill , ing pen for $1.50 (JjYfcnwofc Mistily Wy, KLAMATH FALLS OffECON tnSl , wt nmtciMMt Rvu JJlL American boy are ffylng for their country. Surely you can save for It. L'uy War Saving Stampi. LARQK STOCK OI New Woolens Select Yew New MS NOW Fit and Hlcheot Grade ef 'Workmanship Guaranteed Chas. J. Cizek I MERCHANT TAJXOK SI) Mala BC HKCK.UU) RENT SKRYICR Phone SB MgJit Phone SIS , PROFESSIONAL CARDS r x HENRY C. SCHLKEF PliysltUa) and Surgeon All Chronic Disease a Specialty. Office White Md Phone ae-W JOHN C. CLEOHOBN Coaaty Bsrvatwr CtvH KATIIERINE 8CHLEKF Physician and Surgeon Mght Call Promptly Attended to Office" White Bide. Res. HU-R Phone SO-YV v CITY AND COUNTY AIISTRACT COMPANY (117 Mala lii-urn nee Loan and Abstracts Real Estate Lomum at 6 to S per rent DR. P. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Physician Surgeoa Suite Sit, I. O. O. F. Tempi (over K. K. K. Store) Phono sis! .. Res. Phone,' SSSR (The only Osteopathic I'hysl iliin nnd Surgeon In Klamath Falls.) WOOD Don't let winter flail your woimI nIkhI empty. Fill it up with nice, clean, dry, , BLOCK WOOD wlillo the irkTs aro right, jc Klamath Fil Cowaaiiy 6. PEYTON, Manager ?, OSIce 301 Maw. Phone Its ' Tunuruli ri-S, S3!- I " mi t- -X- . i r J4 f-V .