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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Corvallis Man Says Klamath
Men Have Largeness of Ideas
Says Business and Public Buildings Are More
Substantial and Attractive Than Those
of Many Larger Towns
... ,ili that Imllrateit the rol Kot
hero vptrlt. Klamath I'alls Is onough
lk0 iv-mllctmi. Ilm (treat Uound-IJp
,1V of lh West, to bo a full-fledged
twin rUtor Pendleton will claim prac
tically iloitblii your population, and, as
B matter of fact, " advantages In
many ubtntlnl particular, but such
lownceH of Mom, ich confidence and
.Iftcrmliiullon m Is tiecn In Klaiuath'8
,.ffortn of n'ci-iti nm will soon-level
ihntmlviintiiKt"'
80 unlit It. N- M of Col"
while In Klamath I'IIh yesterday. Mr.
Moore Is nocrotnry to tlio board of re
Knt of OrnKon AKrlcultural College,
'I linvo licon In IViidlolon recently,
kid hero for tlio firm tlrno, and can
iruthfully say that, " no CMUl ob"
ncr, Klaninth, lit proportion to pop
Uktloh niul opportunity, compare
more tlimi lavornbly, not only with
Pendleton, but with prnctlcnlly evory
other community to tlio northward.
Your twwiT IiiimIuchh mid public build
Inicn arc fnoro miuatantlsl and attract
Iro thnii llioMM In many of the com
munities of tlio statu considerably
larger, nml uu havo nwni extenslro
paving limn 'l "r le towna of
thin Kite.
"Whllo tliero iiuiy ho difference of
opliitont n to tliltiKN done or not done,
tire Mrnnuer k?U the Idea that there
ne man)' hi'ro who linvo Krent confl
cVnci In Klamath's future, nnd It Ih
inch confidence, combined with bunl-
League Formed lor Relief
of Europe After the War
NEW YOltK. July 26. Announce
raent has been utuilo of what Is expect
ed to prove thu farthest reaching and
moet comprehensive rollef organlra
Hon formed ulnce tlio beginning of the
Kuropcnn contact. It Is tho Interna
tlonr.l ItccoiiBtructlon League. Its hon
orary prenMonl In Chnrlcn W. Elliott,
president emeritus of Harvard Unlver
MH, and in its nntlonal committee
mtrabcrslilp nt tho present aro Includ
ed flro state governors, four United
State aenntora, tho consul gonoral of
Serbia, ten hends of American unl
terilllca nnd colleges, and editors,
bankeri, lawyors nil nmong tho moat
prominent representatives of their pro
fmlona In this country.
Tbrio grent purpoaos havo Inspired
th exlatcnco of tho International Ro
conitructlon Longue. These are aa
follews:
1 Immediate relief work for the
rufl'erlng war victims of Europe. Thla
ork la to bo continued so long aa tho
or may tout.
r-Amerlcmi nld for tho stricken
Wople of Europe when they turn from
r to tho tnsk of rohabllltaatlon of
their dovastnted homelands.
I A plan to oilllpntn nnhllff nttlntnn
to tho practicability of a world wide '
"UBemcnt tnnt will Insure a lasting
Ww, with ft view to pledging Amortca
w Its support.
But the league looks oven farther
ahead than thH, nnd la more wide
spread In acopo nnd effect. It waa tho
nm of the war rollof organliatloaa to
".Mifiurstc. remedial moasures for the
American troops called to service on
tuO UayIm.u t
Kibm, r onruor. -rnia tooK tne
Orm Of Bit nDDOnl for ! Miilnnmt
fl toalntennnco of tbo border hoa
P w atUrownsvlllo, Texas. Tho hoa-
So! tl Prc"nt u n moBro Inatllu
m, kept In existence by the Misses
))bTt i,v U8htorH of'n wny- offlcer,
' m If e on,y pUc0 ot tn Ud within
W miles of this southernmoa?gordar
to ... ... lho PUrPo of the league
L!l. "Sh th,B h0,B "
mergency that may nrlae. Alio, 'the
El ?,rUy hM to hold a
fohn. u W York c,ty Der
a .. .!M m nm work Aeri-
'tan! It ' "hou,d condlUoM
nZ .an.lhor ,utur0 dU thla
MU.f . u .d U W tauadarUka
Wdwh.rett..i,t.a1owiagta-war
iii-flH judgment, and energy In setting
forth the advantiiROH that finally,
make cities worth while. In natural
teHOurcoH, your wealth of tlmbor, wa-
lor power, hcodIc glories, agricultural
tinhitlbllltlort und tlio vast territory to
he Kutved, Klamath Fall In blened In
utuli nieasuro that It seems Impossibly
for the wildest dream of your greatest
optimist to not comt true lomit day.
We have homo wonderfully charming
little residence cltlon up in the WI1-'
Inniftto Valley,-but I wish wo bad your j
1 ennui ten and a little more of your
rplrlt.'
Mr, Moore lit out looking over the,
nowHpnper situation, and la In thla
ell;' for the first time. An Secretary of
the (, A. C. board of regents, be U In-
tcioMed In educational mattera In gen
criil, and JuhI now In particularly in-1
thte.itcd In tho proposal to establish a
Hccoiiil nonnal school at Pendleton, '
for vhlch otio of (ho moot largely,
sinned petitions ever prepared- baal
just licon filed. Tho Corvalllii man la
authority for the statement that tho
Imperative need of another normal la
M.ch that the I'endloton proposal U'
warmly endorsed by the Htato Teach-
th' Association, Htnte Superintendent
Churchill and practically every loading
educator In the ntnto, including I'resl
dent Arl.ennnn of the Monmouth nor
mnl, nil of whom Imvo filed statements
for uoe In the Mate pamphlet.
'The ntnto rculred more than 6,000
or iny other cllmater. may be nuces
hary. Tho Idea of the league was con-(
eel veil, by John Moffat, by whom the'
Nntlonal Allied Itcllef committee and.
the Committee ot Mercy.' were formed. 1
Kelntlvo to tho International Itccon
M ruction Lenguo's part In the work of
rt'hiibllltating devastated Europe after
the wnr, Mr. Moffat salrf:
"The world has coma to know the
mi'tnlng of the horroro of war, but I
wonder it any of us are, prepared to
tcnlixo what conditions will ho In Eu
rope when peaco coruoa again. The
devastation will bo beyond description
and tho' Immediate needs of countleaa
thounundn will tar the resources and
ingenuity of tbo nations. Wo want to
ho prepared to give material help. To
do effective work we must have 10.
000,000 nt the minimum. Already wo
Imvo received pledges for this work,
Dine being many ready to help then
who have declined to do ao while tho
wnr lasts." ..
9
pink anoVU pickupm
There will bo church In Pine Orovo
a n MA .. A A. a. aH.I AlfAllIni
next nunaoy niicrnuui. mm vmumi.
Miss Graco Cuqnlnibaju has return
ed from 11 visit in Ashland with her
sister, Mm. J. Arant.
Mlsn Inci Elliott Is visiting frlonda
In Medford. '
The Anti-Can't Sunday, school class
will meet at tho Iconblco home next
Saturday eVenMg. A very onjoyablo
ovonlng Is exported by all.
Mlas Emma Murray Ih visiting Mlsa
lintel Arant this week.
Ott Harris Baa purchased a thresh
ing machine, Jnd Is getting ready for
hnrvont thla ffill.
Mr. Chorpe,nlng haa returned from
u tnreo weeka1 fishing trip. He reporta
a very enjoyable vacation.
The Pine dyove Industrial Club will
moat at the Jichool house-next Friday
ovonlng at 8 J o'clock.
Many of the farmers of this district
ure putting up hay, ,
' '
Everything for tha oaaa hut the
eamp. Haauaocks, f oldiag oU, atarta,
atoraa, ato. . , v"'
toachcrn In 1916, and but 791 of theno
v.oro normal graduates," sayH Mr.
Moore "President Ackennan of the
Monmouth normal, confosscs tbo Ina
bility of that ncbool to moot the emor
ccuc. The need for trained teachers !
Is ronnldcred ao vital In New York and
Pennsylvania that each has provided'
clfthtceti normal achoobj. Maasacbu-,
Mottii Inn: twelve, California eight, and ,
even Idaho, with half our population,'
has 1 wo.
"Tho i'ondloton mooauro validates'
all stale Institutions at their present
locations. Including tho Ashland nor
mnl. Ooernor Withycombo endoraea
another nonuul warmly on the'
Ntrcngth of tho great need, and aaya !
I'endloton la the proper place for tbo
one to be vutubllahed In Eastorn Ore-'
gou, that city having exceptionally fine
public hcIiooIm, with u largo enroll
ment, thin HMtem offering opportunity
for tho practice teaching bo necessary
to Bucccful normal achoot work.
"Tbo nmall communltloa, audi iw,
WoMton, on which n total of $170,000
win Mpent for all purposcn during tho '
Hlxlcon ycani, are Inadoquato. In this i
matter Pendleton in working In tho In
to rent of tho ntate, rather than itself
nloiip. nnd JuhI now In only asking that '
the peoplo ahall investiguto tbo situa
tion, nnd read the arguments without
I'rrjudlcc. They believe this will lead
to an overwhelming vote for progress
In tho schools."
MAKES GUNPOWDER FROM
ROCK8 AND SAGEBRUSH
KAI.KM, July 26. Mixing up a lltUo
, raw nitrate, Just as It came out of the
I rlmrocks In the coulees In Malheur J
and Harney counties, with some sage-J
brush ashes, and firing off the im
j promptu mado gunpowder waa the way
1 tho American Nitrate company officials
, demonstrated to Governor Withy-
tiombo and otbor members of the des-1
c-rt Innd board the possibilities of an
other of Oregon's natural resources
last week. 1
According to Percy Cupper, who,
went as representative of tbo offlco of j
tho state engineer, there aro thousands
of tonH of tbo rock containing free, al
most puro potassium nitrate, one of
the few places in the world where the
Hubxtance Is found.
Man-Eating Shark, How They Eat
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-" Ml JtS Of WMtrt fHK
The man-eating ahark which hat b.i
far killed four bathora along tbo New
Jersey coast, Is either a tiger shark or
a great white ahark. The former growa
to bo from fifteen to thirty foat In
Texas Militiamen Compel Greasers
Living in United States
J ""f" . "T-- .o.r- 'jr ss iwum 11 raw 11 1 iinTtlaliii I
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Mexicans in tbo border towns of T
arms. They are taking no chances 0
more than the lives of the greasers i
n greaser through the window of hia
Unwed War
With Judge
United Press Service 1
-CHICAGO. July J6. The famous
Mattera baby, who has cooed, gurgled
ana piayeu wnn uer iocs luruugu mui
court trials already, waa the central
figure In another court proceeding oe
fore Federal Judge Landla here today.
"Margaret Bryan," who swore In court
that tbe baby girl is hers because she
length, and the white ahark la aa large
There are nlneteea varieties of ahark
in tho Atlantic Oeaaa ot Now Jaraey
and Massachusetts, hut thaao only ara
dangerous.
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exas are being compelled by Texas na tional guardsmen to give up their
n an uprising which would cost lives of American soldiers, which are worth
n huts along the Rio Grande. The firs. photograph shows a soldier covering
s hack, and the second shows n corporal
Bride Pleads
for Her Baby
wan the unwed warride'of tbo village
b)nckemlth of her Canadian home
town, appeared to plead with tho judgo
to let hor havo tho tiny mite.
Tho rich Mrs. Annie Dollle Ledger
wood Matters also claims to be tho
mother of the baby. Mrs. Matters,
charged with foisting the baby on her
husband's estate as a spurious heir, Is
to go' to trial again July 31st, this, time
charged with perjury in connection
with probate court records in tho case.
She was acquitted Beveral months ago
of tho direct charge of foisting the
child on tbe Matters estate.
Tho Matters baby case, to date, has
unfolded a story that would furnish a
do Maupaussant with plots for a dozen
novels. It began when December
mated with June when Frederick
Matters, Areola, Ills., moving picture
magnate, a man nearlng 70, married
Anna Dollle Ledgerwood, a woman ot
'CO. And then Matters died, leaving a
$200,000 estate. A few weeks after his
I'eath. Mrs. Matters appeared with a
baby. It was hers' she said, born to
her at Mtsercordia hospital, at Ot
tawa, Canada. 'Other heirs to the es
tate questioned her claim of a posthu
mous heir.
In tho first place, they said, parent
hood was a physical Impossibility to
Matters. Physicians came from the
hospital and testified for Mrs., Matters.
It wan her baby, they said. Then,
months later, Dr. L. E. Emlle Bercard,
chief obstretrlclan of tho hospital,
came to Chicago and Bald his con
science bad troubled-him, that he want
ed to change his story. This time ho
said be was telling the truth.
The baby was not Mrs. Matters' at
ull. It was born to Margaret Bryan, a
youni; Canadian girl, who had surren
dered to love when the village black
smith In her town went away to war
with tho Canadian contingent. The
baby was taken from Margaret at Its
birth, Dr. Bercard said, and taken to a
room where Mrs. Matters lay. Mar
garet was told her baby died at birth.
She lay listlessly and sadly In her cot
in the public ward,, while Mrs. Matters,
known to the "poor ward" as the "mil
lionaire lady," crooned over the child.
Dr. Bercard detailed tbe surgical
precautions he had taken to make It
appear that Mrs. Mattera waa tho
mother.
When the trial ot Mrs. Mattera on a
criminal chargo began, tha state
rprune surprise. It brought Mar-
to Give up Arms
sMs&S8kk;., ;... ;nas:.,
at the door taking the greaser's rifle.
1
1 fcrr.et Bryan to Chicago, and tho pretty
Canadian girl told her story to tho
jury But it did not convict Mrs. Mat
ters. Then Margaret went to Federal
In Jpe I andls and told him she wanted
her baby. A federal status prohibits
"immigration" of a child without con
sent of it.; -parents. If Margaret was
the real mother, the law applied to the
.Matters baby. So Judge Landla order
ed 'lie child taken from Mrs. Matter.
placed in a local institution, and visit
ing hours so arranged that Margaret
could see it each morning and Mrs.
Matters each afternoon. There the
case rested when Mrs. Matters went to
trial again today.
Both women have "mothered" the
child since it was taken from Mrs.
Matters. Both have'sought to win Its
love. It is about a year old now a
girl baby and seems to know each of
Its "mothers" equally well. If Mar
garet wins it, when Judge Landla gives
his decision after the present trial, it
will go to a little Canadian town to
live in comparative poverty. If Mrs.
Matters wins, then the baby will have
silks and satins and automobilea and
debutante's dances.
1
Start Tomorrow
and Keep It Up
Every Morning
Qst In tho habit of driakwt a
glass of hot water bafsro
breakfast
0
We're not here long, ao Ufa saako
out stay agreeable. Let us Uva wall,
eat well, digest well, work well, sloop
well, and look well. What a glorloaa
condition to attain, and yet, how vary
easy it is it one will only adopt tha
morning inside bath.
Folks who are accustomed to (sal
dull and heavy when they arias, spt-
ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul
tongue, nasty breath, acid stomaah.
can, instead, feel aa fresh aa a daisy
by ouenlnK the alulcee in tho ayatoa
leach morning and flushing oat tho
whole ot the internal poisonous stag
nant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
well, should, each moralag, before
breakfast, drink a glaaa of real hot
water with a teaspoonf ul of llaeatoaa
phosphate In it to waah froa tho
stomach, Uver and boweta tbo pravl
ous day's Indigestible waste, sour htlo
and poisonous toxins;, thua cleans!,
sweetening and Purifying us oaoas
alimentary canal before putting aor
food lato the stomach. Ths'asUoaag
hot water aad ItBMtoao phoaphata at
an empty stomach la woaaaifaByJa
vlgoratlng, It daaasiput ail tho soar.
ferae&tatiOM, cuw, wmk
addlty aid glrea om
petite for brwkfMt, WiU
enjoying your breiktaat tl wtor
phosphate It qutotly trMUt
volume of water froa tM MomI
getting ready for thorough f MhtBg
of all the Isatde orgaaa.
'The mllltoas of paoplt who arc
bothered with oosatlpatloa, MUotu
spells, stomach trouble; othora who
have sallow skins, blood dlaordera aad
sickly coroplexlona ara urged to got a
quarter pound of llaeatoaa phoaphata
from the drug store. Thla win aoat
very little, but la auSeieat to aaaka
anyone a pronounced crank oa the
subject of Inside bathing before
breakfast Adv.
OCT YOU WIASJINO APPAA1L
IROMIO
It will pay yoa to stop helatag with
nnd worrying about tho flusUy waah'
lag. SeadUtaaa.
We win return tho tat Moaaa iroaad
,nnd folded, the waarrag aaaarat reagh
jilHetl. pieces atarehed that Bead K, tor
islz () cnu per poaad.hr tho ataoa, or
forty 0) ceau aor doaoa; or wa W1U
iron the weariog aagaral at a
n-nsonable extra chargo.
Klamath Falls sMeam LatiaaVy
ItioneM.
Accurate information aheut city aros
erty and farm lands. Sea Chlleete. 1
Specials
Deviled Chicken, Underweere
Par tin aia
Mackerel, "Normartna raaaV
Can ho
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Munco son
Sliced eef, "Beech-Nut,"
Ferlaraojar
Cheese, HHelnriehathaNt,M
A fhto Csaaahort typo, at I
Stuffed Olives, "LagevWaaa,"
Small bottle 11a, tart
Grape Juice, "8. W."
far quart , ,
Ginger Ale, "Cliquot Club,"
Per hottls ,..
Van Riper Bros.
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