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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Four Minute Eclipse This A. M.
I During That Time, Clocks Re-Checked
Firs Photograph of the War in Servia
Following This Morning's Eclipse, Observatory Men An
nounce Another for February, 1916
United Press Senrlce
WASHINGTON. D. C. Aug. 21.
Astronomers and star gaxers In many
parts of the world were up at sun
rise today to observe the eclipse of
the sun.
For Just a few seconds after sun
rise, observers In the United State
north of Washington, mad as far vest
as Indianapolis were permuted Just
the slightest part ot the Boon's shad
ow on the sun. The map prepared
fcr the naval obeerratory at Wash
ington shows that the path ot total
tty ot the eclipse begin up la the ex
tremo north polar region ot the West
ern hemisphere. It extends east
uara'ta,Norsy, Sweden, Raesia and
Penfcarla tile sea ahoat 100 miles
Itho eclipse has no great sclentiflc lra-;btcn so fully covervd by previous
portance, and that It will tw fully ob
'sorved br the Swedish and Russian
astronomer, made no such provision.
It had been planned by private en
terprise soruo time ago to send an
expedition to observes tho ccllp In.
Persia, but this was abandoned when
It was learned that It would necessi
tate tho Invasion ot extremely wild
and remote country. Inhabited by
wrlJe, the oeUpM wa visible la Its
totality tor about fomr mlaatea.
Many geverameat went to largo
tribesmen who might make astrouo-jof a second
expeditions that no Important new re
sults are anticipated from today's
observations," wvld Captain J. A
Hoogewcrff, sutcrlntendvnt of the
naval obaervatory.
Tho eclipse was of value chiefly In
correcting the world's time, although
usually this Is so precisely calculated
from tho movements ot the stars that
It doesn't vary the slightest fraction
mers targets for spear hurling.
When It was considered that alt ot
tho observations must be made In
four minutes, and that the slightest
hitch or a cloud would spoil them.
all thoughts ot an expedition were
forgotten. Many scientists who wished
to observe the phenomenon despite
the war. went to Riga and Kief, Rus
sia, which were both directly in the
path, ot the total eclipse.
Beyond assisting In the astronomy
expense to At out expedlUeaa to ob- of the moon's position from tu ob
orro the eclipoo la the son ontlrtty. served contact! wttb the son. the prac
but the TJaKed BUtea, teellag Untitles! results ot a solar eclipse have
Time Is tallied by clocks kept In a
scaled vault at the naval observa
tory In Washington. In which tho tem
perature doe not change the tenth
part ot a degree during the entire
year, and It Is not expected that the
observations ot the eclipse today will
necessitate re-settlng ot these clocks.
The scientific wortd la looking for
ward to a total ecllpso ot the sun
which will be visible In the United
States for a few minutes on February
3, 1916, weather permitting. No im
portant eclipse are scheduled to take
place before that time.
THIS STORY IS
1ST UNUSUAL
While ataaeata together at West
Point and la lore wtn the asm girl.
tamatar Lara areres Hago Lombee.Be
a tbJot aacXenoeaee la aleaoaoraaly
rtlsaaargod. Lore wiaa the glrL The
enmity- tans began aada .outlet la
later yean at Manila, whoa a batter
tale la ta employ ot Loabee.ee, sow
as mteraarloaal spy. ateala valaable
papera tram the goverameat aaXe ot
Oeaeral Leva. Loabeo.Be sails wit
taesa oa tao steamship Empress and
Oeaeral Leva aeeaeas Lieutenant alb
sen, his aMe, aac tho aweetheart ot
his daagatar LveUle, of tao crime.
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clererly iaslauatiag' that Oeaeral
Lore had sold the papera to a foreign
power. To save the honor ot tho man
she loved and to erase tho stigma
tram her father's name, Lacllle de
termines to recover the papers.
Following the Empress in a hydro
aerooplaae. Lucille lands on tho
steamship, aad during tho excitement
when arc la reported, procures the pa
pera. Tho Xmproas la lost, and Lu
cille Is cast upon an island, where
she makes trieaas with the natives.
Attar aameroBs thrilling escapes.' La-
cuiwaaora into th Jaagte, where
M m threatened by wild beasts.
Further adventures ot Lucille Love
will, be ertrayea at the Orphans tonight
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Montana Women Are
Latest After the Vote
'. ui ue uiit jjuotograph ot uv.tjon In tho conttlct bctwn AuttrU and SrtU, tlm war which Inulr4 ll Jutl lt ttt KttMt tfMsl f
history! The Servian soldiers hern shown are half burled In a trench Through t tit-Id of nrwwlue whn Ut r ottus u a WJj ( Autf
a half mile off. Reports from Servia ar to the effect that they have dru-n tlm Aumlatu frum their cnunlr) t4 thl th will li.p th !
ive. ThU fact may be due to the aault of llumla on the Aunlrlan frontier Tho Aiutrf-n my hvp withdrawn itlt tsga li fttht lh nhff
enemy. - -f
United "rest 8erv!ce
BUTTE. MonL, Aug. 21. That
woman suffrage will carry two to
one when the constitutional amend
ment providing for equal suffrage
is put before the voters ot Montana
at the November election, is the pre
diction made by the women at the
bead of the suffrage movement here.
In the opinion ot chairmen of po
litical parties, this estimate is some
what high, hut they admit that the
amendment Is likely to carry by a
big majority.
Headed by Jeanette Rankin, form
er held secretary ot the National Suf
frage Association, the women ot
Montana are conducting a whirlwind
campaign which will not end until the
votes are cast In November.
Miss Rsnkin. a Missoula. 'Moat..
girl, resigned ber position as field
secretary of tho national ersmMan.
tlon In New York last winter to ac
cept the chairman of the Montana
Equal Suffrage Association.
STEPS ON STONE:
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Mrs. Oscar E. Wllley and ton and
Miss Florence Chrlitnan left this
morning for Spring Creek, where they
will spend a couplo ot weeks. During
their absence the Interior of the Wll
ley resident oa Tenth street will be
thoroughly remodeled.
la From Ranch.
Walter E. Eggcrtb, former tele
graph operator, but now engaged In
the tilling of the sol). Is In from the
Falrclo ranch, attending to business
matters.
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lloaaaxa Visitors. . !
Mrs. Levi McDonald and tittle j
daughter Jo are visiting relatives Inji
the county Mat this week. ,
DITCH RIDER MEETS WITH MIS
HAP WHEN GETTING OUT OF A
WAGON THURSDAY STONE
TURNED UNDER WEIGHT
la Free Feet.
Daa W. Ryan aad wife are bare
fm JTnr in. .11. I
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A. L. Jlnnett, ditch rider for the
reclamation service In the first dis
trict, is Incapacitated from work for
a while, as the result of a fractured
ankle sustained Thursday evening.
Jlnnett was getting out of a wagon,
and In doing to, stepped on a stone.
This turned under bis weight, caus
ing the Injury.
WILL HAUL KIDS
TO THE SCHOOLS
Frank Bryant has Just been award
ed the contract for transporting the
pupils to and from tho Mills school
and to and from the bridge leading to
the Riverside school.
The bus will be operated from the
city limits to the Mills school. The
delivery to the West Side school will
only be as far a the bridge across
Link River.
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