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KLAMAT8 F AIX8, . OlaWS
WEDNESDAY, ACO. !, 19U
AJCD STOP AT
D.AMATH FAIXB
OXK WAY TO STOP IT
THE createst calamity la nuiory
u hln enacted In Europe. FlTa
great natloaa of the world and -eral
of the tmallcr one are arappUnf
la tho grip of death.
ran ar anterUloed lait wm
other be drawn Into the furaae of
war.
iwth and deaUrncUoa atalk abroad
now. aad faaalae and peetlleaee wtU
follow.
War of the Dait will be aa tha
taaee of chUdren when compared
with the present straggle.
Men wUl go down uke ouaaa ox
irraaa before the modern engines of
destruction, and once fair land will
be neoolcd with widow and orphans
and the maimed from the field of
carnage.
It U terrible to contemplate!
Some hand should stay the conflict.
but whoae hand will it be?
President Wilson, alttlng by the
bedside of hla dying wife, was Im
pelled by his sense of duty to pen
a strong plea for peace. It was with
out effect.
But there la one power which can
stop the war. If It to desires, and that
Is the money power.
If the great bankers of the world
will unite and dose their TaulU to
the kings and emperor whoae per
sonal Jealousies haTe plunged their
patriotic cltlsens Into the deadliest
strife of the age, this war will soon
end.
Nations cannot fight and feed
armies without money, and when
money fades away rational tense re
turns.
The banks of the United 8Utes
have wisely set the example. Their
vaults haTe been closed.
If the money barons of EuroDe will
follow their example we will haTe
peace.
It is time for action.
ADVERTISING APPROPRIATION'
(Copyright, 1912. by Geo. E.
Patterson)
A perplexing point for every
merchant who has come to the point
where bo sees advertising is essential
to hla success is what amount should
be appropriated for tbe purpose of
advertising. This is a question that
confronts every man In business soon
er or later. He may drift along with
tbe tide and "grab out an existence,"
but he never can hope to build np a
permanent and profitable business
without a definite advertising cam
paign backed up by a definite adver
tising appropriation.
The appropriation should be large
enough to provide for failure at tbe
start. The beginner aenerallr finds
advertising discouraging, but It la
I not a game for tbe quitter.
It Is well for the advertiser to move
with caution. He U entering a Urge
field. However, "to make money you
must spend money." Result aetttnr
lis tbe definite purpose of every ad
vertising appropriation. In making
an appropriation the results desired
and expected should be taken into
consideration, and an appropriation
made that is reasonable under all thn
circumstances. But when tbe ap
propriation Is one made stick. Tbe
advertising plan may be changed, but
caution should bo used In cutting the
appropriation during progress of tbo
advertising campaign.
When a merchant Is lust embark.
Ing In business hit advertising ap
propriation should of necessity h
larger that that of the established
merchant Tbe retail merchant Jutt
starting In business freauentlr sntmds
about 10 per cent In advertising. Tbe
mercnant prince of New York City
toent 60 per cent In advertising when
be started In business.
The per cent usually toent by r.
tail boutea In advertising ranges from
z to 10 per cent, deneadlss; o cm.
dltloat. gome retail houses spend
more than 10 per cant in adverUatng.
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Matty Is 35 Years Old Today
"Big Six" Thirteen Years With the Giants
United Frete Service
new YORK. Auk. 13. Old Mu
ter Mathewton. Idol of the fans, and
as great a pitcher a cwr faced a
batter, celebrated his tbirty-niin
birthday today. Despite bU "age"--
35 la pretty old for a ball player, and
especially for a pitcher.
"Big BU." after thirteen years of
pitching In the big towns, today
stands close to the top of the heap
among National League pitchers.
The Cards today are to finish a
three-day Invasion of New Tork. At
Matty has an old grudge against thU
rejuvenated bunch from tbe West, It
It expected McGraw will tend blm
Into tbe box.
Only once baa Mathewton been
beaten on bit birthday. That was In
1912, when Matty went la at a ra
Hotel Arrivals
Betel Hall
Mr. and Mrs. West, Malin, A. T.
Ayera and wife. Mist Ayert, Howard,
Kansas; F. Ayers, Visolfa, Calif.; 8.
A. Graham and wife. Salem; O. O.
Tveltmore, San Francisco; B. St Geo.
Bishop, 'The Cedars;" James Finely
and family, Taklma, Wash.; Fred
Thompson and wife, Hogue E. Wight
man, Portland; E. S. Terwilllger and
wife, L. L. Parrlsh, Merrill; C. O.
Young, H. T. Carroll, 8acramente:
E. O. Weed, Weed; Will E. Patter
son, Poe Valley; A. J. Florey, Eagle
Point; Mr. Shannon and wife, city;
Mrs. C. It. Ankeny and daughter, city;
E. B. Hlllman, Fort Klamath.
White PeUcaa
E. C. Hart. K. C. Hart, Fred P.
Hart, Little Sbaata; J. B. Bedford,
Klamath Agency; Lionel R Web-ter,
O. C. BUI. Portland; S. II. Lewis.
Seattle; C. E. Faulkner, Fresno; J.
E. Light, Sacramento; James Dong
las, Doak ranch; Captain and Mrs.
S. H. Wilbur, Mr. and Mn. Jessie W.
Churchill, Mrs. Julia Churchill, Mist
Dorothy Churchill, Yreka; Miss Helen
Euell, Marysvllle.
YESTERDAY'S COAST
LEAGUE RESULTS
R. H. E.
Venice 0 5 1
Los Angelea 1 0
Klepfer, Decannler and Elliott;
Love, Boles.
R. H. E,
San Francisco t 9 2
Oakland 7 16 1
Pernoll, Fanning and Scbmldt,
Clarke; Prougb, Mltxe.
R. H. E.
Portland I 6 1
Sacramento 2 7 2
Martlnonl, Pape and Yanti ; Wil
liams, Hannab.
Queen Mary la now a colonel In
the Brltlab army, having been made
colonel-ln-chlef of tbe Eighteenth
Hussars. Queen Alexandria and two
princesses have alto bats given cor
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THE gVBMlMQ HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
lief pitcher agalnit the Cardinal, af
ter they had whaltd tho life and a
bunch of runs out of McOraw' tint
selection.
In 1913. on ht birthday. Matty
went to tho relttt of Art Fromtn. af-
ter tho Giants had a two-run lead
orer Brooklyn, and Fromme bad b
gun to wobble. Ho held the Superbas
safe and won.
On August 13, 1911, It was for
tunate that Matty didn't pitch against
tbe Phllles. for on that day Chalmers
held the Glanta tcoretci and beat
them. Matty bad a day off on Aug
ust IS, 1910.
On bit natal day In 1909 he blank
ed the Cubs with four hits, and he
pitched the Olanta Into atcond place
August 12. 1907. when be beat the
pirates. i "
When the shadow of death enters
a man's home tbe sympathy of the
world goct out to htm. Tbe nation
bows Itt bead In the pretence of the
grief of itt president.
Telephone rates have been ad
vanced at Newport on basis of rev
enues sufficient to maintain Improved
service.
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U.VDERWOOD PBARMAOY
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Detroit Prepares for
Encampment of the G. A. R.
Elaborate Arrangements Even to the Eitabli.hing of a Hoi
pital Corps to Care for Taken 111, Nearing Completion
United Pre. Servleo ll 1't. l thn tl A. It. bulldlw n. Tl. t wmmaad.f b ar
UimiOIT Mich. Aue. IS That Ion tlrttdimrravtU.wb't "' rand tot a ! o tC "lib
coming event ct their shadow. biuu. !wiromptu cnmpnrr will be held .y for all th tctetaM .Wilo;.d
fore" I being demonmstcd In l-' The lrs cauu-nrr of tho . Th iwbrt of b 130 1U of lb.
trott In the preliminary preparation 'how it. lll be hld tu h armory o A H la Wucr New York lll
and the Inten.o lntrel mUtted,on Tue.day, Wedneeday aud Tbur ua0 tUv trip by boat from Buffalo
by old soldier and thrlr children and 'day nltht. 8ptwbr Ut. 3d and 3d. u tuult
their children's children throutboutj Tito AmikUHuii of Civil Warl ahbwU lr " ' "' b
the country In th national encamp -
neut of the O. A. It. to be held her
August 31t to September Mn.
No stone 1 being left unturned to
make this encampment tbe banner
ono In the hlitory or tho annual
gathering. Special facilities are be
ing arranged for the accommodation
of the story teller at th "tasap
fire." Open houe wilt be kept by
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KP.VKYni AND KLAMATH
Phone 74
Herald's Classified Ad vs.
FOR RENT
KOH IlENT Two-roomfurnlsbed
..house on hill, lectrtt llghU and
city ater. InfirflreXv. O. Smith
Printing Co. v
PASTUItE FOR RENT Ninety acres
excellent katuurencIotd by S
Inch wove Jtre fence; running
water. En viffe of J. P, Rose, Crys
tal, 6regon.
HELP WANTED
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WAN'TED-QIrfor genertl house
work wattle, Hot Sprlngi ad
dition, v 10-Jt
SITUATION WANTED
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WANTED Position at tteoagrapbtr
or bookkoeper by young lady. Oood
references. Klgbt years' experience.
Addreas a, Herald, 7-Ct
MISCELLANEOUS
Watajtsttjsjjtsstt
TO EXCHANQE For monoy or
other value, 18-foot motor boat,
fully equipped. Inquire 1117 Main
street. lo-3t
LOST AND FOUND
atamfaalSMttataaThaaia. aaaalafcaalaaiai a aWafj a,aia, .
LOST Sundaytllornoon on Main
street, fhUrt gold band bracelet.
J, A. Qordcn, White Pelican Oarage.
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LOHT Between Bonanza and Klam
ath Falls, lady's green skirt, rindee
notify Herald, ll-2t
LOST In Klamath Fall, on Main,
Sixth or Wantland ttreet, on Bun-
day afternoon, a lady'a light tan
cot. Finder kindly return to this af.
flee and receive reward. ll-it
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MaMATH
Mutlclan. with 300 0lt, arum ana
bugle, will attend the encampment
here tu a body Thoe uld eran
will be hero a day lu advance of the
critwil. o a4 to law I all lutomltK
train bearing tbo old oMI. Mauy
o( (be department. u( which ther?
m about fortydte, will bring band
with them. The local committer aUu
ha propol from thq mutlctans
union to provide wbatvr mutlc or
what number of band required
In addttkm lt thei baajj blch
will eho through the city, making
tbe huixtlng fel step tighter and the
llnultu wukIm uulcam, piocrmt
will bo arranscil by all tho rtiurttt.
pa, In liutiur of the Veteran,
During tho parade. 2,000 .shoot
chlldron will lnc patrlullc wut a
the old noldler pax thlr grandtand
lu (Hand Circus Park
Til- treat event wilt b tbo p4rade,
and D'trutt, tb city of tho motor ear
will provide atitomobtt for all of
the enfeebled and dttabted. It It
tlmatod that 30,000 old soldiers wilt
tx in Hue.
The route will bi tlurd with twenty
ambulanrei and an equal number of
elol potlra tetepbone will be In-
(ailed along Woodward aveuun, the
wain ihuruuchfam, fur rmerceney
U(p.
Michigan will bavit four thoutaad
In line thq morning of HenUrmber
3d, Ohio and Indiana are making
I'oclal effort to snow under Michi
gan illtnoi. the olrfcii department
In the country, having boon organised
Ural and bearing thn honor of being
No. 1 and consequently having the
right In line, promise 3.500.
New York, with the targeat depart
ment In the country, espta to close
ly pre alt other In point of number.
Friend and reUttvea and those at
companylng tho veteran, and mem
ber of auxiliary organUatlom, wlir
swell tho number of parade wltnetava
cloeo to the 3,006 mark.
Buffalo, having tha largest pott In
the organisation. Chapln Poit J, O,
A. 11., will rlre free transportation
to all of lit member In good stand-
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atrTTalU having the genuine Ko-
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Beware of 'imitations.
Some firms advertise Kodaks,
but, have none for sale.
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National
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tu ed J nopnl privueset
f roiut'Ut. Kvery wiablUhtd ht
Pltal In th ttty will be prepr4 (y
jo ortblnc In U ower lo ttv
relief
For nrt ld, two Uf hupttl
tent wtu be eriei, one in ura
Clrv-u Park nd tho other back of tbe
Itoldlara Monument Itt Cadtttac
Htjuar ltl twiKU "III b etab
l,hd at all lb" depota, hotels, vatl
u Uoaoquarter. ewprw,
wherever lo It ma b dwwe4 ad
tUabte
Tho 'Ut ut tbo p4tiftl will b
under the dlrrilin of tb National
IW4 Crti 8Klty. fllty our- an4
a dixen urdertte lll t In attend
anc Wlde th phyldani All
Homr curving ver u
curUin rlp will be pruvtdod with
tit'lut -luarter. i s I ud
ldl4t. a well a b1, th public
lrtai. rpclllj on the night of th
rite-worVa on lull 11. Kmergearr
caf will l placed OU the potlt"
huM'lut boat and hurried to the
mainland
During ih encampment lh n
ttonl headquarter of the (Uatid
Army Of the lUpublte will b- tem
porarily tblUd at th Hotel t'on
charlrlan, Detroit.
tUtk of the CAndldaey of Mr
lUIrn K William for lieutenant gov
ernor of California 1 the fervta tie
frn of tbe women of thai tal to de
feat (lovernor Johtuon and ttU pot
tclr. Mt WlltUma U tbe publisher
ut the Women' t'lllfeu In tlan Fran
cUot
Jul to pirate ber hubattd, Mme
Polucare. wife of b preldnt Of
France, tpmd IZO.ooo a year on
dreea
Fourtrtyer'old Mildred llakrr u
COHCedrd 10 bfl the brlghteat public
cbool girt In New York City, havtnt
ocurrd S?n for a general average
out of a poMlbte 1,000 point.
tman Kodak
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