The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 03, 1915, Image 3

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IndvPiUnliiK, And HiIh man'n Pdvcr- .. AhK l.orl Kllfihonor. Au f itun Churchill, Ak tl. KnKllMi gov - crnmcnlj Nor mini) wc-k nko KKili- "" r'ny; no en aro to'bo nor wn u cn.,',r,"?KP,, wHHn-, from their fara- crltlonlit. Ilhnd""t"'! ".' will go IhrouRh tho the mun'M Rltn Job wnr w,,h u,e lroud boaiU that every on hlii handM of ot.,0"'! OVWT '"' or miuiona i a will iliiK foRothor nn army ten tltnoa lamer than Kn. land had ovtr hoixid or planned to liaVo. It looked, to him and many another KnulUhnun at if tho Kitchener armyj Would, beyond a certain point, have(a paychologlat of tho mawog. Ho to be made up of. know hnw the public thinks and Mu'ti drafted .man. Hut Iall thl time tin Influo'ncu waa at work that Kitchener didn't know much about, Of war mid'armleg and (he jtnitk of rutins folonlea no man known jinoro limn Kitchener, but what Kitchener know about udvor'lHlnJt iiownimptir advcrtlalnx or' any other kind wan nuthlng; There waa one man in Kngland who know aa much about tidvcrtUhiK "ua Kitchener did about armlcH, nnd while Kitchener and hi array council were worrying about conacrlptJon ' ihl - man waa the Met yi't, rrrryllilaglliat any lady re- found liern Hrt. one who rtirea a'hauld Imvo and thero'a no llutiber dlovea, ImvIhk them 80c little. Pair , .,.i .. .WU I.I,V ailMAin rnunn, uiir.uii,i ft , and Satisfaction ar looped together in. tho affair of'thla bank. ; You., can open an ; nccount with'fuirconldehce aa to tho safety of your woney. If there la any aervlce we can render with-- ,ln?th bounds o'f good Wnklpg ,wo S. .t.nHtra.ilv in tvslh And VOU'll (MrfV.Und .Satisfaction In your deallnga,, ;r!,v' UH nl " un,0" Wings bank ' Hti FrSUUe .2 ffl-t,-'..tt.tA.' KBsaBMft i " .J . 77 ... r i Bwr f'PMr, Klamath Wr 8th B J1T1-Plt1 l. ' At wxii"?"08' rJ" -cf . . j n '; 'fnv" " .An WKfo?; ' v" tWXMtr i rtra " wi-.l""'."'?. ",,H "!,vo" M" " ""' ' ' l0"' J0 ""KH'imnpn ro lo bo forced In 'voliintKer. That In the outlook today,. Kitchener la no lonaer a con acrltitlonlHt. The voleca of the dukctt and (orda who believed that the mantel oi(ght to be forced to Join the army bnvo been allenred. And "Eng land will have the ftlory of pouonsln an iirmy or men who naked to bo per milled to fight for her. Thl man la Hedlcy Io, Daa. He'a what It wnnta and what It will want, and always before the public knows theso things itself, Ho litis mndc a lortune In a com mercial lino by this talent, nnd when tho wnr started, ho know thnt eng lishmen wanted to light for their country. Ilia duty waa to tell them they did. The war office know i Bos. Ono day a war office official said to him on n golf link: "8a, you've got a big buslnexB, with many men working for you. What would you do If you wanted (more men? How .would you got them?" . "Kusy" mild I.e. Baa. , "I'd adver-. tlo for them." "Well, the army ueeda thousauda of men. Do you suppose you could get them by advertising?" "Without a doubt," aald ta Baa. Whereupon tho war office gave to Ban a sura or money, and told him" to go ahead.. This was just before the war .broke. " l.e Baa waa Juki about gutting start ed when (he "decluratlbu'ot war came, like n bolt out of the blue. The need then became for millions. The danger wus thnt"hla llrst raes- mige would bo too weak. Ho worked ono whole night, writtlng down short phrase. By morning ho had only twenty. Then ho spent tho rest of tho twenty-four hours picking out tho phrases, that were not good enough, mid throwing them, away. Finally) there was, only ono phrase loft. It read? ' . "Your king and your country need you," Tho ncwapapera biased forth that advertisement that night. Tboy called attention to tho fact thatthta phrase was to appear on postera and bill- bonrds,. everywhere. The public read tho new8papera and watched fdr the posters, Tho phraso hit tho English mind exactly In the center';" -Thoaevi on words becamo a watch cry. And thon Lo Baa set out on a ter rific advertising plan. Ho followed Kngllsh public opinion; Ho kept his nerves raw to Kngllsh' feeling. Lord Roberts died at the front; I.ord'lloborta dld.hls duty. Will you do 'yours?' ". waa tnunaerea.in tho nowapapera, and then oh tho,bllii boards, even wnuo me puoiic aea tlon, waa a'tlfl fixo"d on tho old'herVa death. , , . "liritalu's atrong arm and X0UR8 will curry ua tirough"- ' ? Tho messages were to the masiaa; What ,abotft tho omployera" ;Wiom bUBln'csa might suffer by. letting .thalr !hen,got.LeBas handed these tbough.U to;iheBi.,Jnonotnuge blast la tfcf ovenlrig papers: , s?rf la there pome man serving your customers' who ought V, W -"l?J,f,:, " -" . .&.i ""'"U- there somo man preserving your gam.wji05pught,to bo Preaerr- lug tno;couryp -,rl , v tiiphb twaiYouertea were publlshad. Lnndownarawii'pilWW wrote tp. nowspapata ih..w?s enttrM,yNriW5i,W "S'l-'lii' if ha mattMP iaitkia & u ; .rf.. .r." ii .nnnnwnHn, bhik BiHimMma. vwv vw ...-...--. M timKm ! mi m mm im mitm ' mm. i r . . . .... .w... Aw&.aa wwnw ... .'.. ... . r -u. . . ... . .. .. .- . - ?. n BKM K m&H . Ba m .i. Hn.i am ... BBnnnnnnnnnnnnVKBBnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnB3BnnnE99BnnnnnnnnnnnnT' . i.uf.. -ji-i--- .i--'4.-ii ;ijr in wMyfe"9KlBKlPHIH: - " -vW'g-J "- ' aWMaWK" IW'RiWKHB' :;w . tT.F:A'T"iirkTfr '.' w. nHHH,HfljynH; '- - - - .'Ai-rrr.' mKUfflKtmMmmm- "' ' zzimmm maBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBmBBBBBBBmra? shbbbbbbbbbbv BBBBYffiBBBnnnnnnnnnnnnBnnnnncnnnnMHBlBnnnnBWBBBBBBBBBBBBBBj 9bWbWbWbwb9bWbv h I vIbWbWbWbWbWbWbWbWbWbWbWbWbWbWbWbw J s- V . ' - - f " t Jl'IMlK (ItcraJdlsyeclal. Service) WAHIilNUTONb. Ct March 3: uucibum'a. "emergency man'- on. the H-iieral government team hua liuuliy rfi-cuiud lim rcleaite. -Ho started-lo get it Nuveu yeara ago, but Undo Sum woman t let iilm. 'He was too-valuable. But ho haa Hnully iuado It', Mia this week James I. 1'urker,. who hits handled public domain affairs un der iieveu aucceaslvo secretaries' .of I ho Interior, will lay nsldu his. public diitlea mid' go back to the practice. ot .. .v. ... . . . . ...... . mvv. ien aon i oiieu warn to resigu from government jobs. "Few die and nono realgn'l.iB'bocomo almost a proverb in Washington. But It isi al most never that a government, officer tries to resign and cannot. This strange experience hag actually occur red In tho national, cupttal. Judge Parker for he has been a Judge of the. court haa been Uncle Sam's emergency man- rn the legal end of the government's big land, for est and mlncrnlaffalra for years. Sev en years ago he. toek: a notion, to re-' sign. They told him they coujdn'tiant &ihj jre&Tr hich a aBonV sparo htm. Later, ho threatened to Khff 8an,e08 f'assista'nttoUhk presl- restgn any now wy a, memoer oi we . proiuL-a cuMinei. vmo ;,, m ... .......-., . -- - . --.dui iiooseveiia. tennis.caDinei;; neia But.Uie other day, without. saying 8 necalVgB,on( ad dlfford Elncnbt word to anybody, he quietly wrote! j ho wanted toborrw Parker to out his resignation,; anuty-aown ins desk put bn his hat. tand; walked out jwered fo oeiabout,to steal. some? of to practice law in Waahlngton ,on hlsUnc,c jSam,g iore8tg.";pVchot was own nook tno ming no.siarteu to ao seyen: years ago. This tlmo ho took no Chances. Ktllclency Bometlmcs outwejgliB politics In Uncle Sam's affairs. Parker, )a democrat, was retained and udvanc cd by successive republican admin-. Istratlons, and now with thes demo crats In power and a-clonrjfield ahead of him ho "up" and resigns, Judge Parker probablytknows aaithero has appeared on, the windows uch if. not moro nboutUnle Sam's of a. suite of. offices' in. the Maryland much public ands, forests,:-minerals and rivers than any' other i-'maii j In 'the country. Tho great part) of the time whon Uclo Sam's griMtliatloal dp-, main was being apportioned out among homeseekersgruera. miners and others ho hnudlwl government land) and forest ""nlra ;He.haa "play ed" many' posltlons.tt'goyern- ,..V(.-', Idea In Its head thnt. everything was altlght. &$$$& " We shall win,, but,YOUjriuat help" replied Lo Bas, in dlspiljVtia" When the soldiers'' lettera'beajari to tt'irofiiroiii. mo iuiii.,kitiH,, nBBtvuu 'TbS-.. was dotted with prond;ihoee I X knaftAa nl neighborhoods, Lo' B-Mfifeniedathe foeKng; mt . pais think of you?"Hj& 2tevery:ono of tUeeeJayertlaemeaU hammered at tho .pilk.eUon?;ot akWlaniTjuat as the Oeriaea tuna bad henimered away atuWilortUlea'Uons WRecrulta, were com,iiitflibiowr lyTi'tConscrlptlon wisljWcfaheut Theuewspapers bonm'ttopwjnre'the pubile mind for lt.'iB?th'eee'jme' newspapers' were carilwr'day after tiay.Atno iorcuiiii(i uareeq;ie.uv"r' tiaements prepared' brJU BmV JEThen'jaroae talk takelaacea. T-J eHyoraomo sortio lAWithna -tlel i?.j? j i.- --..J.J'fl-i- ' ffTT.f.rrT.T .or m .TTl V. . ) .. . r T. "-tm-7vz .T.. -.. '... ...... ..... . . . . ?...'. v ..A r.. . i i'AUKKU " " --' "-"?!? V 1 - " . "wa, moiit team with equal skill; ''We aUrt- ed. Out aaaarexaraiBenor Jandclalms and cbnteats; Utett tbeymade him at torney in? he?"lBtwlorJdeparUsient; then tlioyniadeblBa chief of -tie great lUIIUS'UHU rdlllUHUB qjyisiuu oi uie interior department'" where he did gOnio of his most fearless work un covering rotten tVestern,land fraudal it was ;ie who uunaiea me iaraous "goctlon thirty" case, . Involving-the vast Minnesota Iron lands. ' -" When "Jim" Ciarneld came Jn. as secretary of the Interior bo made Judge Parker, democrat; bla private secretary, with extraordinary powers;' But Parker wnntod to get back' to the law, and showed .signs of resigning again go they compromised by .mak ing bis attbrnoy to. tho secretary? and ho stayed, there until Garfield Vest out. .'Neither fouds,' .fights or factlon' allsm Jarred blm. All thetlmeof ih'c terrible Balllnger-PJnchot contro versy he, went; quietly oni with hla work. Ho was Garfield's mainstay. yet Bollinger, whomGarfleld and Olf- ford Plnchot bated, made hlm"asstst- deni.f ota bjg raUroad corporation;. Par hi,-prepared to, resign! again,. J Isln film nflpr ihmn Mr fellnwU'WhA ,. ,,.. -.,,' Piro irnt ri.iU rema!ned vtth the forest aer- ivln tm'tll ho nour HnmnVfl'tiR nrimln.' . - HH... ..v , tstrntlon carao In, when Secretary. Lane put him in as chiet clerk and chief executive officer to look-after all the different .bureaus of tho b'tg,!n- Jterior department. uut tneiiove oitne isw nnaity con quored.and within the last.few days building ,a new, -lawyer's slgn.-.f Judge Parker'a action aa soistartllng rthat the- Ildiana .Society; whlmeinhera could not understand wbx anybody should ever resign called aTmeetlng t. .' ,.,' i.--IJ-. "V4 nnii' eittitu. uuu iitiuom. wl ,.Morai ti.you.wani. a rcwaau.iiruw Uncla.Snin'a team, don't play too good niimc, 1 health.. It was a popular theme. Le rtau'tin,! hla.urnrfl tn ctnv? . v "If you cannot Join the army,- try; to.get ajecrult" " The army council and l Kitchener can; .almost, putth'olr'flngerqn the, day and hour, when the. torrerit;oroke? The battering of advertising bad done Its work; Recruits began to comejui faster than they' could be equ'ipped That waa fiyeeka ago, ahe vUda. hQo hnon f1nwltnr.ln''avfir.Blnee3 V.i? . '.'.,'. .?'.. K" ?ft-t'M 1,0. BasVJob, isn't ;done yetf ,,.eT still onlt; rublrfentallnework, far- nothing. rTe-kneVthatljth Knglibi people knew; tho tuertifcji' and ponderedthem long enough; they would fight without conscrlptlOB. Am what is, advertising? bat letting 'idti peopTof know? ThervTJBnJriMtg ef new features, In this .war.'.but Le Bas), ddvertislng' campaign ;thEhglaud; Is thing thathaa been,dorio.in,the,great ...'.. .-.. . Li"? W .? . iMiropean, siruggie.; fti :(, V.A. -i'.ji; !,. ! l&fiiiiMM f-..t,S.s 1. w, ....v. r. i' 'St4- 'JW '.:' IT ' ' r " IMS f! In n.-. nf.t.l., f,:i.i t 4i.' trAiiZj ' '"Hiy vwqu wi. wwsvniwu r.rrr?r wr rll SUtes; for-tbe Blt4et of Oregon', InAtiroMatier;7bffth'eia&nkrnfeVot Woods ,'&Inti;'.Ia;;' arcoiprtr the court intthe7aeove',enUtUdlcaee now pending b'efcyajJ.'fiaRuteniC referee in bankrupte: for; tbejfcounty, ul. jYnniuiu apu.niHie oi.uregon, inai It'Wthe piiriioaol'ii the above'eaUtled proceedings tojadiudFeth'e firin ojt Woods Jc IatswtncJ; a co-partnership consisting of 'k.'siWocida'' andTJi R. Lenta, and .'RLeaUfrindiTiauatlyv mf "atr 'kir-' AifM lW'ljV-.iJ7'i,TV,',Mri Joined,In:the-HWUonlof hte;ebiprti ner. J;: RrLcntx 'herein filed "in raptcy, at his pftce ia.KlaaaUi Falls, Klamath tCounty.State'of Oregon on tfie lVtntdaarcmM."! o'clock, U.,m. pi said dar,:a"nd aald Ji; N.? Woods is Uerebyflrdere4-to ap tar., atnhat tlmekand' place" before aaid referee,1, and then;ad,ithereitO plead) to OT;xanswer4jUo jietUion jkit; on, file-in the : above "eHtUIed-'eaee.Vif be d el res. to i contest;: same;' In-de- 11011 01. bucu appirBnce(,ana jiienur Ing, the fprayerof th"eietitIonf'wlii bo'Branted. Vf SfflBBKfcSt 3& ' . r -t - -ti -- "Ssjv r t .11 is mnner .oraacea; eyine cowrv thiacopy'ofWHiTorer.lM.'perieei;' ten days before the time aetfor hear Ingulperao)tai;erTfee;ce4lier1, but If suchpersonaleenrke cannot be made, upon'nllng ait affidavit showing tbatfact.(viiHl(e?eereeytklkor UUsy IW.nvlTCU. UJrjjfWWMeMv.t;sWW sive' atid5 conBecuUTiwiw;IkvTke, Erenlngmerald, a eewepaner prhated and;pubnsted:in'.the;cUyof;KImth tans ana me voumyroi- ajwiw. Rlitft"ofOreOBL4te.rS4 W 1 Datedlhls .StK; da;oi?.Fe,bruari ." .;- 'Wj-,jrJ'i' Judge, United' Statea JHatrlctj Cgmtt ror tueuuinci or vrasone'gurftf. Notice lavking PrOpoeate.to lfcbeM City' or WajmUVFail8);Ia.3 ? " iOTewejit:"BbkdB5l''. Sealed proposals win ue1 receive by ,tho -undersigned ,untll';Mondytte 8tii day of. March..l915,;.at the kour of 8 -o'clock p. bk, of aaWnt jtue city uaii, in m cnj.v . Kills. Oreaon. 'J (and; at ; such i time nrid?'pice ailt propoiato Ye'cewf whll I..- ? nnaioil . v f nr thnt nurehaae. Of " T . T . lT. j... a ji.wi . t. -? .'i in nm if -lw. .r ll " t ,X"Vi, jviamatnrauf. Oregon, coupon improvement; payable tenyeara irpm4ate;Qfjin, bWrlng a'irate.Liite'reattnot-i cee'U e"f,Mrnter;,aAnum,,'lBtere nayuble Beml-annually; principal s lnWetimyaWeat.theoktrUM( pit'truir'or at the Flseal Ageiey 'eitCr: principal ana inieresi payawe ibb coib oi.ine,Liaiiea.auiiea,ui.AWHf. 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