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W.O.SMITH. Editor
Published dally except NiiKi by
The Herald PiUhMu Cmnu of
Klamath raid, at til Fourth Street
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Italian Priest Cheers
Annies in Battle Hell
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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SI, 1015
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By ALICE HOOD latato aada the duty ot Italian cUrgy
(Ualtad Praaa Stat ComapoBda&t) lobacura. Wkaa ka aiarched to war ha
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HERE are otkor tklags roally
worth while koaldoa abaply the
ooatlaaoua chase ot the dollar. The
averac aua take life too aorioosly.
aad peralt bla thoashU aad eforu
for the adTaaeeaaeat ot hb self sh la
toresta to absorb too mack ot ate at-
teatloa. to the exclaaloa of th per-
roraiaac of kte duty to society aad
the world about biaa.
Moaey la a tnlshty good thUc. aad
baslaoaa tnccess ia .neothr to be da.
17-8t 'sired, bat the attalnaaeat of those doea
not necessarily mean the sacrifice ot
those things which are really worth
while In life.
It is man's duty to help make this
old world a little more pleasant to
those others who are occupying It
with hlsa, aad who may not be so for
tunate aad auy have less to be Joyful
over. It Is his duty not only to thoae
aboat bias, bat It is bla doty to hlas
aelf. Maay ana loae half the pleas
area of life through their own selfish
ness. A awa auy expect to receive
la proportion aa he gires. A bub that
la abl to Impart pleasure aad cheer
falaeaa to other wUl bo well repaid.
Jaattrylt. Yob auy be the busiest
maa In town, bat it will pay yoa to
take time to sail.
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oreacnei vaiiey o tne isoaao. wot
when Austrian ballata were ahrtoklac
past aad the shrapnel waa tsarlat
human IItos Into shreds, and bomb
were making a writhing hell of that
mountain paradise, the little Chap
lain ot Caatellano waa calling to the
mea who were fighting to think of th
Greater Kingdom ot Italy, aad to tk
mea who were falling to the thlak ot
the atlll Greater Kingdom to Com.
Ia between battles the little priest
from Caatellano, who waa one of th
first to offer hla services aa aa army
chaplain, used to stag aa theberaag
llerl aad th other aoldlen had nvr
heard-singing. Sometime htey
grw dim aa he thought ot hla pariah
la CaetoUaao and this atagiag achool
foaaded la honor ot th graat vatloaa
music mastar, Peiito, where ho taught
the boya ot Caatellano to alag the
beauurai caurca maatc,
Pletro Gtaanaaal, Ueatoaaat chap
tain, left behind him on of the ac
complished ambitions of hla life, a
real singing achool, whea he marchod
away for the war. But whoa ha saw
th stars apoa hla ana hoaald he had
done a bigger thing, he had aeon a
great bond woven between the coun
try he loved and the church he wor
shipped. Glaanussl waa one ot those
brave priests who had aufered loag
when dissensions between church and
All the aoldtera loved this brave
little chaplala. who waa always there
to give th saving rites to the soldiers
who tell. The first 8unday that a Ian
nutil celebrated mass on the battle
field and oa "redeemed" Italian soil.
! before one ot th portable army altars
supplied to Italy by the pope, when
he aaw tk Italian soldiers gather
round worshipping the church aad
state la oae. aa he said, hla prayer
had been answered. Then ho hurried
away to help: seme poor fellow cross
the divide lato Kingdom Come.
"Don't be afraid of Austrian bul
lets thlak oT Kingdom Come," he
cried, while the oflcera endeavored to
dissuade htm from taking so maay
chaaeea.
Bat the army chaplain whose
thoughts are of' his country and of
his rUgton, Sada'hla place beside the
mea who are falling. And Ownnuttl
waa alwaya aear th front.
They woalda't kill a priest.
gasped a young soldier from Tlvoll,
his luags pierced by an Austrian bul
let. The chaplain was bending over
him, aad th hut rites of the church
were being given the dying boy, when
a bullet lylafrirue and certain struck
him. He died there on tne Battle
field with the sacred words of the
church on hla lips the first Italian
chaplala to fall.
Fact$ of Inttrtst
to the Firmer
turned from foreign parts, where they ,1s evidenced here, and many hundreds
went after the bucks. They're plumb ( of thousands or dollars are being
quiet about what they got, .but the ( spent la development, with little or
county claims the municipality had a no certainty aa to the exact lay of the
nightmare the first night out. and Spool. In the meantime Arkansas City
road a noise like either a bear or an' l reaping a harvest from th specu
angry citisen was after htm. lators aad business from the teat col
onies In every direction. That ao
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toe KTT.t.TJEER rrnm overhead town should start ud aear Its border
at night, and soon the geese will wall, to get the business away from the oil
and stare down at their dim shadows district th Commercial Club haa con-
la the aaow. Then the loag, golden atructod model highways.
daya of the.1915 fall will be goae for-
Herald want ads get results
THE PROPER SPIRIT
A STUDENT cam buy a dollar lunch
both In also and quality, at the high
achool cafeteria, for about 17 coats.
It's too good to be true, aad amaeka
of the good old days whea our grand
pas used to buy a string of Jersey for
a nickel.
CITY AND COUNTY
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M ANY of th business men and
1FR others of Klamath Falls ar
leaving their stores aad employment
today la order to mingle with the peo- j
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with them the feeUng ot pride la the
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DRAWS THRONGS
SCENE OF ACTIVITYMILLIONS
SPENT IN DEVELOPMENT, AND
CITY REAPS HARVEST
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at their district fair.
Each year a better feellarte being
bum ap betweea the farming aectlon
of the coaaty and the county seat
This to only the aatural roaalt of
closer association. The people are be-
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I" "7JT.r" Zr:mma r""; Tow y the proud parent of the
rXLElT-eTi. "7"-" "u youngest oU territory la the MidKm-
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The spirit belag showa today by, vhm Mtt ...w -1. - ....
JSVmX dOT0P thousaad barrel produc
.moTZX,)L Whlc,,(oirat,8.00 feet, with only ma tost
mesas more prosperity for all. lnf .,. ,mmmmtt
did the Albertl well show this big pro
ductlon'tban rigs begaa to go ap oa
all sides, and races fof further pro
ductions are.aow going oa, 'Bight aad
day.
No field In th Wast aver took oa
the activity la such: a short time that
OLD-TIMX GOLD CUM
DROnC HOT TEA!
BAN FRANCISCO. Sept II. Octo
ber, designated aa "Farmers Moath"
at ths Panama-Pacific International
exposition, promises to bring together
tho largest and most representative
gathering of agriculturists, orchard
Ists. livestock breeders and farmers,
that ban ever nsacmbled In the atate.
The Exposition company Is aow plan
ning many different aorta of enter
tainment, the kind that will appeal
strongly to the rurailst. for each day
In th month.
Fall Calve IVrst Vor Early Bee
(By R. B. Reynolds)
Walter M. Pierce. Union county
farmer and stock raiser, member of
the Board of Regenta ot the Oregon
Agricultural college, haa atarted a
practice of raising fall calve Instead
of spring calves with very good suc
cess. His pun or aaaaiiag taeea
calves Is to have them dropped along
about November. The cows are thaa
placed la covered sheds and fed all
the alfalfa hay .that thy will, con
sume until the following spring. Dur
ing this tlm th calf Is so small that
It will eat grass If there la any, and
It also baa the advantage or belag
kept Indoors during the winter time.
About the first ot April, the cow
with her young calf Is turned out oa
the mountain ranges. Here, due to
the greea grass, the milk flow of the
cow Is very much Increased. The calf
now being a few months old will be
able to handle thla Increase without
difficulty. The calf runs on tho range
until about the first ot July whan
It Is taken on new mown meadows or
alfalfa or clover patches.
In thla manner the calf avoids the
shortage of pasturo during the drier
montha ot the summer. Also the calf
Is weaned at a time when the cow
will dry up more quickly when put
back Into the mountains on the dry
feed.. From the alfalfa pasture or the
meadows the calves are turned Into
the atubble fields and allowed to run
there until late la the fall whea they
are put Into lota aad fed all the al
falfa hay they will eat. Hoat of the
calves are blng sold from IS to IS
months of age.
Get a small package ot Hamburg
Breast Tea, or ss the Oaraan folks
call It, "Hamburger Brest Thee," at any
pharmacy. Take a teblsspooaful of the
tea, put a cup of boiling water upon
it, pour through "a sieve aad drink a
teacup full at aay thee during the
day or before retiring. It Is the most
asTsctlve wsy to break a cold and cure
grip, as it opens the pores of the skin,
relieving congestion. Also loosen the
bowels, thus breaking ap a eold.
Try it the next time yoa aster from
a eold or the grip. It is taexpeasive
aad entirely vsgstsbli, therefore safe
aad harmless.
RUB RHEUMATISM FROM
STIFF. ACMNG JOMTS
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THE ROOSIANS are threatened
thla Urn la their retreat from
Vila. Last time It was from War
saw, oae of these times the Slav
hordes are going to get wherever they
are gotag, aad tkea perhaps we shall
see the reasoa for talc retreatsky.
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A LITTLE PRIEST died oa the
battlefield, cheariag bis fervid fol
lowers with thoughts of Kingdom
Come. Now perhaps from bis own
high place bis eyes can pierce the
high-engendered scheme of it all,
while befot ha eoald only follow the
bidding of hi heart to urge the sol-
dirs into ths battle bell.
THE KLAMATH MOYIES are Bill
ed for tomorrow might, aad the aea
alae I aaaeetod to taraoat to take
a good saulat at theauerves.
RATHER QUIET ateag th Mea
border yeatoraay. Well, they've get
to atop aad consider occasionally to
deals whom they waat to be prssi-
Bah taceaam cragt Jeiatoaa. masatot
wits s aasau nai tewt sr
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Stop "doslagw BAcamattam.
It's pain only 1 not one ease In fifty
requires Internal treatmsat Rub sooth
ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil" right
on the "tender spot," and by the time
yoa say1 Jack Robinson out comes the
rheumatic pain. "St. Jacob's Oil" li
a harmless rheumatism cure which never
disappoints and doesn't barn the skin. It
takes pala, soreness sad atiSneu frrnn
aching Joints, muscles aad bones; top
sciatica, lumbago, backache, neuropil.
Limber up I Get a SS cent Ih.iiU
of old-time, honest "St. Jacob till'
from sny drug store, sad In a mi. nun '
you'll he free from palm, nclic u
sAfitassa. Uon't safer I Hub rhum
away.
COUNCILMAN Mathews aad Ceua-
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Cast Aluminum Steel Spyder
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TsR-imch Purs Cast Afcjuiiiiui SpysUr or JliMst. HcYy
wmsq wsEtils, Is stwisgiy rrfeaci s. PsHihs!
bth iaskft mni iSS chit window c1s4sy.
Robert. A Hanks, 422 St
Forage aad Soil
A good deal of experimental work
in legume and other forage crops to,
be- used as soil Builders la belag con-i
ducted by the Harney County Experl-'
ment Station at Burns, Oregon. Field
peaa aad rap are being given an ex-j
tensive trial as forage crop in that
section and give good promise ot sue-
cess. These crops are grown la rowai
on unlrrlgated lands and receive cul
tivation. Alfalfa In cultivated rows Is
being experimented with on many
farms and la making good whea prop
erly bandied. Sweat clover Is also
being given a thorough trial aad
while It Is especially designed aa a
soli building crop Its value aa forage
will also be observed. Sudan grass
is another crop that la being tried
out by a number ot farmers, although
It baa not during th last two years
proved to be very successful.
la determining whether the dairy
cows are belag fed satisfactory ra-
tloae for th prodactloa of batter,
other things thaa their eteet upon
the quality of butter should be con-
aidered, says the O. A, C. Dairy de
partmeat. Among these msy be men
tioned th cost of tk feed, their f-
feet upon the health of th cows, the
amount of butter fat produced, and
the decree of completeness aad with
which the butter fat is recovered
from th milk. It Is oaly when all
these conditions are met la the beat
way available that rations are entire
ly satisfactory.
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SEAL BRAND
COFFEE
Th difference In cost between
Coffee that may be good and coffee
that alwaya la good la vry small
fraction of a cent a cup.
It doesn't seem worth while to
take a chance.
VAN RIPER BROS.
"GET THE HABIT"
Phone 85 6th and Main
ally of taking evory pslblsili
ur your Kyeslght. "
Iki you know that mentMraaM
of ovrry 100 penon mv( toi.
Uslon, and that B.i8ht oS
(If allowed to go unreiodled"s7
correctly adjusted rIa.IH) -2
defective work, Irrltatloa aBd?
tatlafactlon, kendachu and nttni
tluT Are you sure jour sysiiZ
iwrfi'ct? """"J
rii me not, (hen calliodsyg-,
lot mo maltha thorounh cUeu.
examination and kIvo you uJZ
and help which will prMW, Jr
vision.
H. J. Winters
ORAOUATK OPTICIAN .';
LAUNCHES
For Rent
With or without drivers, far trha
oa either lwer or Upper Uaa
Telford & Son
Coraer Coager and Mala
Piano Moving
Ws hsndls It with car.
FHONI S7
O. K. Transfer Co.
Office en Sixth, between Main
and Klamath
Blocks Are Cheaper
Green Slabs, pr cord mm
Ptyten's big block wood, corf, MM
Vou save BOc every tints yew say
a load of blocks; but mere st
than that, the blocks are cUsmt
and nlcsr t handle: Uti trash aal
mere heat.
KLAMATH FUEL CO
O. PEYTON, Msaaatr
STOVES AT COST
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Heaters -Wood. Coal and Oil
at Cost
SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR PRICES
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Wm. C. Hurn Hardware Co.
Quick and Reliable Service
Freight, baggage er aseoiiaer. Kqulaa wfth auto buses and
trucka. Meet all trains and beats. Day er night service.
Western Transfer Co.
Phene: Office, 1S7; Residence, 3M.lt.
EVERY DOLLAR YOU DEPOSHi
In Ibis bank mui that It'ftMS
working for you aa you wotM4,
II. Aad It works twenty-four btaa
a day aad 31 daya a year.
mor dollars you deposit tha ss",
workers you have. Begin aoW,
be aa employer of money as wai
an earner ef It !
FIRST STATE MR SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
WE CARRY ONLf
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