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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MINERS THREATEN
TO STRIKE SEPT.
Only Intervention Hy Government
On 1'revent Walkout, Says
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ATLANTIC ClTY,sN. J., Aug. 21.
The parley of anthracite operators
and miner broke up today when
the operators dofiltely rcrused to
((rant a wage Increase. President
Lewis of the miners said unless
something unforseen Intervened the
miners would consider themselves
out of employment September 1.
Doth sides agreed that only govern
ment intervention could avoid a
strike. ' ' "
MEREDITH SUES FOR
30 CENTS FOR LIBEL
THIEF THANKED
FOR RESTORING
LONG LOST VOICE
Charges of Senator Urookhart To
Bo Made Basis ot Suit, lo
. Clares Former Secretary
I)ES MOINES, Iown., Aug. 21.
Charges' by Senator Brookhar't "that
Eit.'yMeredith,- while occupying "the
office of -secretary of -agriculture
"sat In ' the "Waif street game and
helped produce the - greatest panic
in farm prices In the history of ag
riculture," prompted Meredith to
instruct Tils attorney o file suit
against the senator for libel and
damages ot 30 cents, Meredith de
clared in a statement to the Asso
ciated Press Today.'
I'AHIS, Auk. SI. In a secluded
spot Just outside Hie walls of Purls
there stands a small and select in
firmary where diseases of the throat
are treated. Patients suffering from
chronic luryngitis go there fur med
ical uttention,
' The attention of the police was
called recently to a series of day
light hold-ups occurring In the
vicinity of the santorium. It seems
that ingenious crooks watched pros
perous looking visitors en;or the In
stitution, noted tho worst cases
those so unable lo utter a sound
that they had to make signs to the
doorman and then set upon them
when, they left and robbed them ot
their money and valuables.
One of the stick-up men received
the shock of his lite tho other day,
when an Intended victim, upon be
ing attacked, suddenly shouted
"help, thlefi" in a voice which
would have been a credl' to a
side-show barker. Fear had brought
back the sick man's voice. "You
have 'cured me." he said to the
crook, "It's ten years since I have
beea able to shout like that. Here
Is a hundred francs; I would much
rather give, this to you than go on
.paying doctors." 5
VALUABLE VIOLIN j
FINALLY RECOVERED!
All About the Mine Conference
Instrument Itclicvtil To lie Strait
ivurus, Loaned By Owner, Is
round Hy Deputy
A violin, suUI to be a Stradlvarus,
mado lu ISIS, uud belonging to Kt
Patch of Keito, was recovered Sa:
urdny by Deputy Sheriff O. II. t'o
tad, three months after Piitch hud
lent It to a ' friend. Tho friend
went away and left the Instrument
with his room-mato In a uottao near
tho Spencer creak station. Pre
vious trips by Patch were unsuc
cessful, since ho could find no one
at the place". Saturday he obtained
a search warrant, and the assistance
ot a deputy sheriff, and succeeded
lu getting back the violin, which
has been In bit family for several
generations. It was cleverly hid
den behind some lumber when dis
covered. No warrants were sworn out for
thett, s'.nco Patch felt that It was
only because of carelessness that
his violin had not bexm roturuetl,
and that It had been hidden in the
house for no othor erason than
that of, sate kopeing utyll it could
h returned to him.
This Is the worst I over got Into,
said tho fiy as ho slowly climbed
out of the preserves.
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WATERLOO SHRINE i
jNO LONGER MECCA
i OF TOURIST HORDES
BRUSSELS, Aug. 21. Waterloo,
until 1914, was the most frequented
pot in Belgium. Victor Hugo's
"dreary plain." dotted with monu
ments' commemorating the armies
tklpg part in the battle,' topped by
its colloaal Uoa on tho historic hill
of Mont Saint-Jean, attracted count
less foreign visitors, and on Sun
days cltlsens ot Brussels Journeyed
there in caravans. " - "
1 Ancient mail coaches clattered up
sad down the streets of the Belgian
capital,- and their conductors, to the
dicbrdaB tunes. ot. 'obsolete "brass
Instruments, Invited tourists to Wa
terloo, 11 mlles distant. '
Guides fought and cursed at the
Waterloo station for the remuner
ating privilege or escorting over the
battlefield the numerous "visitors
which every train disgorged into the
town. " - - "
"Cafes, restaurants, hotels were do
ing a huge business. Today gaunt
and sad guides await visitors in
Tain, j Waterloo Is desolate. Desert
ed ,'lnng are closing up. A great
souvenir Is being wiped out; an In
dustry going 'bankrupt.
j Devastated Flanders fields are
monopolizing the curiosity seekers.
Nieuport, Dixmude, Teres and the
Tser, the most thickly populated war
its frsatest attraction tor the liv
ing. ;
i The great war has killed Water
loo, and .by halt-destroying Fland
ers has resuscitated it.
I Some of our farmers are becom
ing so well educated they can't tell
when it is going to rain.
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Ciial operators and miners met In conference at Atlantic City. Ornl
Ij. Carrison that's tho younv man in the picture is sucrotary to John
L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workcwi. There wnnn't mui li
being done at tho conference, so UutTisun wont back to HpiinKAelU. 111.,'
and married Miss Lucille Hunter and look her to Atlantic City on their
honeymoon. Yes, this Is all about tho mine conference.
.ENGLISH TRYING TO
PERFECT NEW ENGINE
LONDON. Aug. 21. Tho aim of I
HritUh airplane builders, for sonw
lUne past, has been to produce it;
powerful multi-cylindcreU englnol
which would cool Itself merely, by
reason of Its own swift passage'
through tho air. - TMs would ellui-i
iuato radiators, water-jackets and
other Impediments In water-coolcl i
enBlncH. Somo of t!ib best bruins
In tho sir world hnvo been en
dcarorliiE to solve this problom.
Tho duko of Sutherland, In pro
sentlns the prlno lo tho winner of
thi recent Knglbli aerinl derby. r,v
marked, "This day has seen tho tri
umph of tho air-cooled cnalno,"
and It Is now bolinved that ho was
revealing tho official, significance
which la attached to the result of
tho race;'
a' main
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