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Evening star., 1914-02-12

lOR RENT
lib I1th ST. NV, Il rooms & 3 baths. 500 40
1901 St nv. I3 rooms and bath. 1918
1945 Euclid ST NV. 11F. and baths. - -,
.i13 Ontario road 9 rooms and bath. 1918
12c5 fJSb ST. NV. rooms and baths. IS. 10
21S St ". IL rooms and bath. $3.50
I16 a ST. me-, Tor. b.. h.w w.h.......-.. 3 -
III ST. u.e-, 10 rooms and bath h.-w.h $3.50
1902 18th st NV, rooms and bath. 81 6O
1911 ST. n-w-. rooms and bath. $3.50
140S St NV, rooms and bath. 80 ~
1895 3rd St NV, rooms and BATH 2n50
i06 lst ST. n-w.. rooms and bath ....-... .. 80
lS4i 9th st NV, S rooms and bath 25 81
Ind bror. 22i9 St NV. SF. and b.. 20 so
1922 Pa. Sc. 10 and bath. 80 80
rs ST NV. rooms. bath ..-..-... ~ 90
94S Fla. ave. NV, rooms and bath. so
1f06 3rd 81. Ne. rooms and bath 1880
I6l Girard NV. 21d floor. Ar. and bath. is so
l419 g ne, o rooms and bath....... 1880
423 11th ST Sc, : rooms and bath. ..... 1880
1923 Sherman ave. End floor 4r. and b.. 1900
1928 Pa. Sc. rooms and bath. l.. 80
439 10th ST. s.w.. rooms naS-.....-..... 1880
SIS r 81. NV. rooms Observation-Disclosures. Is So
92o N St Sc, rooms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1890
1927 Moptello ave ne. rooms & bath. * M
2S05 4th 81. Ne. . rooms Observation-Disclosures. 12.00
OFFICES
Washington Loan and Trust building.
McGill building.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND Trust con-
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ADAM A wEscHLFR. aUcTIoNEER.

ADAM A WESCHLER. ACCTlOSEER.
Household and Office Furniture.
Piano, Carpets, Rugs, Etc. by
Order w. B. Moses & Sons,
kreigs' Express, Trustee.
Stumph & Lyford, Inc, and
E. P. Hinkle & Co., for Storage
and Other Charges,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
SATURDAY, COMMENCING
o:so AM.
Including '.Bradbiry'. Upright Piano; cin'ass.an
Walnut Bedroom Suite. Mahogany and oaa Dress
ers. Chifon'e-s. wardrobes. Do be and :b-ee-
quarter Brass Beds Iron Springs. Hair an Felt
Mattresses, Blankets and Pillows. Pario' 'b,res
and odd pieces. Birch Bedroom Suite vita Word
robe, Ladies' Desks. Mahogany Din.n~ X ON
Suite. MaDtei and other Mirrors Oak Sid"b..r'is
Extension Tables. Chairs. Hall Ra ks. Comh'na.
tion Book 'ases and Secretaries. sectional B.-,k
cases. Rol'-top Desks. File Cabinets. ON e
Chairs. Photographs. Refrigerators. Croctery,
Stoves. etc.
ALSO
Carpets. Rugs, etc. for storage and cleaning
Evening star., 1914-02-12

FOR RENT NV .252s E. s. 50
NW,loI5 L. store, 12r. NV .2nI0 II, ro'ns. =. 90
b .S0.oc NE.1l0o Sth, II. /. -. so
NW..l2o lSth,9r b - 20 NF.li0i h. 6r. b. %. 20
NV 1906 9TH. lot. .b95. so Ne 1917 g. Or h. Is 20
NV. 1881 9Th sto&d35. 40 Sw 30I lst tsto&dw25 10
NW,6i4 18Th. l0r b3n.oO Sw oOT Lin pl 7r b2n 20
NW.42 av.ir b3I- q SW ,g4oL Va av 6r.I6. so
NW,12lS 1lthsr. /. 20 63 SW a20 Va av, Ar. lS 20
NV. .llI9 V. Or, b. .. 80 Sw 921 va ay ir 16 80
NV 400 o, Or, b.. % 20 Sw 33I 18th 6r Is 70
NWlo2s sth er.h22 50 SW.625 6r. IL 90
NV .403 o. Or. 80. Is 70 Sw 1900 d. 6r 10 so
wv 1905 4th Or i6 10 SW 631 G. Ar III 70 so
NW.il2S J sv.5r IS 10 ST el9 Pot ay Or 10 so
NV. .20lO II, store. l.. 90 SElIl1 10Th 6r 12 so
NW.413 26th. or 10. 20
APARTMENTS.
The vincetta. rooms and bath. $25 90
The yincetta. rooms and batl........ 20. so
OFFICHS-NORTHwEST.
Central building. Offices.
Call at Office for Information regarding alley
property stables. etc. haze for rent.
For further Information amply at of6ce.
] ". PHI LING 14l6 z 81 "
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ave- NV.
NV. 1883 Euclid.
g.. b,.-......4 b. 20. 90
NW.7s Q. Or, b. 30. 80
NV. .2437 y. 5r, b.l4.5O
NV .2+S3 n, 5r, b.l4.SO
NV. 1874 7th.3r,b.l5. 90
COLORED TENANTS.
1923 21st, 6r. 30. 80
735 4th NV, 7r. W. 20. 80
T66 Irving nw.4r.bfs.5o
1926 X NV. Or. b.Is.50
AIS Franklin. 5r,wl6.50
I'LL Seaton nv. Or.
W......-...--..l6 W 1850
1918 N Y av. 5r,w.1s.50
500 n II av. Or. h.16 so
c620 K NV. 81, b, H.16.0 90
3l5 Oakdale. Ar. b.
nat ...........lS 10. 90
So c3d bw. Ar. w.I5.3O
sl5 18th nw. Or. r.wl5.50
Ti3 23d NV. 7r. w.l5-50
Nee
Evening star., 1914-02-12

FOR EENT-PRACTlCALI.Y NEW NINE-RooM
corner house. Mount Pleasant: basement: hot
water heat. gas. electric light: large yard: S55
OWNER. fs0e Newton 81. Ihone Col. :Iii.
FOR RENT-NEW HOUSE NEAR LINCOLN
Park. six rooms and tile bath: hot-vate-
heat: po-cheS: only $50: key next door.
JOHN W. CHILDRESS 14o5 s. NV
Evening star., 1914-02-12

JOHN c. ". BEALL. Atty. Columbian bldg
felO-d&ds eSu
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UT : TNf~.
ian and Trust bull

THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRISr CON-
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEP ARINiENT
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WANTED.

WANTED-TO RENT, WITH PRIVILEGE OF
6uyins. two to five acres. small house, not over
hffeen miles from Washin~ton and mile
from railway station; state location terms, etc,
Box Sc, Star Office
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18
Bourne's Support Of
Booth Is Significant

f,llowiny uf warm and ardent ad'n'rp
era This noufnu support had hepa
confidently expected bS tho democrats
and nov that nourne comes out
aauassiy for the republican ticket,
the election ot iloolh over Chamber
tain is doubly assured, the frpuh'
itrahp ,ontend,
noutae's position has b''ea food t"'
speculation Tor the pas, 'nar moa'hs
it,. support VI ID. Democratic nom''
nee for senator would cause division
In the republican ranks. and this san
" hat tho democrats waa,sa, Tor u has
aaiy been through nshtiak trrabi''
can factions that cbamborlain has
heretofore been successful Ia hls
ortiro hunting career
with nournc = strong champion ~
,h, entire republican state ticket.
there is no iuaseS aay pFo~r-c, of a
split,
Inc lpklTF anu hN'sN w 'N'''
eams At thn Psychological tins ahd
bofotc hla friends had committed
,hcmso,yra III thfo~ias hts lna"'
.nee Ia lieoth. iiaurns has immsna"is
strengthened that candidates chances
4 VERY large rrTe~ntssv ~ i'narnp's
support has hsen amohs Iniepcharh'
democrats oh, haVy admired h'a
hgs, for the orrson ats,sm aud hIs
uucressfui career as representative ~
Oregon at Washington
"a the maa Who secured The pafer,
ost Tor the t'niIsd States. haaFa- Is
a national nguEv. aud u has Increased
hta Eamitrr. in thta state
when s,ha,nr. hn secured mofo an'l
larger appropriations for the stats
than any other senator from this s1s'
Itnn,
All og this means that ~ith hpafho
supporting tho republican ticket u Is
Nortt thousands of democratic votes
fnr liooth aud wi,hyeombs,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18
FUTURE OF ADvERrIslNG

Copyright. 1919. by Geo, =, Patterson
Everything Is changing and pro-
crossing. and everything has future.
There Ia future for business and
nothing In connection with business
has q greater future than advertising.
Advertising Is fast approaching an
exact science. The successful met I.
chant today knows what advertising
is. what IL does. and what Il will do
for him. But we must remember that
only per cent OF merchants are sue
ressful
The successful merchant plows hts
ground deep. harrows Il well. selects
the best seeds and plants them care
fully. cultivates the soil regularly.
and reaps u bountifui harvest. He
knows. like the farmer. that to reap n
good harvest you must prepare the
soil before planting the seed.
Some merchants expect spontane-
Gus results from . small amount IT
advertising. and II they are not forth
coming they say advertising doesn't
pay. What would We think Of farm
Ier who planted his seed today and
Expected his harvest tomorrow. The
seed must germinate. grow and ma
ture before harvest. and the right
kind Of advertising will produce Just
~ certain a harvest II planted in well
prepared soil and given . chance to
terminate. grow and mature.
The future OF advertising ID no dif-
,ferent from the future of farming or
iany other business. How can q mer-
chant expect much from his advertis-
ing unless he puts well established
scientific principles into play In the
preparation of his advertisements,
and then gives the advertising time to
produce results.
The future will call for more sys-
TEN In advertising. more interesting
advertising. and more instructive ad-
vertising.
II makes no particular difference
whether q merchant has a monopoly
|or competition In his community. He
will advertise II he wants to retain
the confidence and good will Of the
people for he thus gets ahead and
stays ahead Of competitioa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

whole s.hcartedness. and Il Ia based
upon a wholesome reepect for the
rights ot all. Gallantry toward the
women In one OF this towns most
noteworthy traits, and A. | is with
men. so s Il with women. that only
those Who are scckine trouble, real
or imaginary. viii encounter Il.
The charges that Mrs Moore makes
could be disproved, even II the scenes
were shifted to Darkcst Africa. for
even In the savage. there 10 at least
enough chivAlry to vigorously defend
any man or WOMAN subjected to tho
treatment Mrs. Moore says she was
accorded on the streets OF klamath
Falls.
This Is about the uEliest charge
tha, has been made against klamath
Falls by West. and "A soon As the
governor Investigates and disproves
it. Il Is hoped that he will be just as
soitcitous in exoneratinG our town as
he Was In spreading the charges be-
fore investigating. II Is the duty OF
Klamath Falls. through the Chamber
Of Commerce. or some other medium.
to demand an Investigation BY the
governor. and the publication OF the
findings OF the Investigators
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18
STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA
Doav suassi Oss Q dime psek
Of Dr.. JAmss' Hsa<iachs
Powder.

ypa ran dear ysss kesi assi sstxys
= dali .riaIias os ssa.lsas sAsusaass
ks.dsthr IN nso~sat sta "
J-s.rs ilssdashs Itsw isf rAis -
t.ssF hsAi4ehs ssll~t syss slsssa, sd
,aily sssi sossr sss has tho 4'pr ,.sss
h,v ias i,snS rssk ss~ .s4 lev -s,
iseAls si.Ss s"a ,aAs ia@Ist ysa
. IL oasIsE " kAi lvsstAs ~ sts ae.!
srAs r.sysist. ssA i,sss step sgs.s
Beg III, nrsait.sss its stss ~. sVl ~A.i
sea ~ tDs,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18
(Paid ADVERTISEMENT
TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
EAT LESS MEAT ~ YOC FEEl.
BACKACHY or HAVE Bl.AD.
DER TROUBLE

Meat forms uric acid which e.
cites and 0ysrworks the kidnsys In
their efforts to niltsr II from the
system. Regular eaters Of meat
must nush the kidneys occasionaiiy.
You must relieve them like you 70
lisvs your bowels: removing all the
acids. waste and poison. else you feel
dull misery In the kidney region.
sharp pains In the back or sick head
ache. dissinsss. your stomach sours.
tongue IL coated ana whom the
weather II bad you have rheumatic
twinsss. The urine u cloudy. full
Of sediment: the channels often get
irritsted. obiisins you 70 get up dur
ing the night.
To nsutrslizs these Irritating acids
and flush on the body's urinous
waste. get about four ounces 0f Jsd
Salts from any pharmacy; take .
tablespoonful In = glass Of wstsr be-
fore breakfast for q few days and
your kidneys will then act nns and
bladder disorders disappear. This
famous salts II made from the acid
Of grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lithis. and has been used for
generations TO clean and stimulate
sluggish kidneys and stop bladder
irritation. Jsd Salts 10 inexpensive
end harmless and makes . delightful
iithis-wsts1 drink which
millions OF men and women take now
and then. thus svoidisg serious kid
ney and bladder dioosooD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18
News Of Our Neighbors
Turkey lt~d In Demand

Mccormack Il Elliott. who raised
about 5000 bushels OF Turkey Rec,
wheat on the ranch formerly owned
by Mccormack at this end OF Summer
Lake. received word this week from a
Reno miller. offering to buy the cn.
tire crop At good price. In fact. they
stated that n better price than tho
average would De- paid for the crop.
as Turkey Red makes much bcttsr
-four than the average run. II GER
tainly pays Ia produce the best in am
line. e.--takeview Herald.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18
No WOODEN CARS
ON TROLLEY LINE
PuRi.lC SERVICE CoMMissioN's
ORDER. JUST EsEECrivE. PRO-
HINTS THIS TYPE On ANY
Ei.EtTRlC LINN

NEW YORK, Sept. Is. beginnins
today, the recent order OF the public
service commission prohieitin. the
use OF wooden cars for transportation
Of passengers on electrically driven
trains. goes into effect,
The Long lsland railroad was tho
hardest hit by the new order. It had
To dispose OF many wooden passenger
coaches following the eommission's =
dccision.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18
ElY'S CREAM BALM OPENS ClOGGtO
N0STRlS AND HtAO--CATAUUH GOES

Grant balm aissatsss ~ The Asst u
the aosts,is. psastsstss ssa heals ,as
inna med. svoiiss msabsass sbtsA
llass the aoss. Assd saa ,hsusi.
clears ss pass~sss: ssops assv ~
CHARGES asd . fsstias os s,sAssise
soosbisA relief eomss imsssdisisy.
p"st tsy sssss sosish, sssss
silns tor sssath. vtsA hsAa stsffss.
aostriis eiossd. ha~tiss ssd b,ovias
catArrh os . cold. eth tis rassiae
nose. soai mucous dsopptss isio ~
throat. asd rsv aryssss h dis,ssssiae
but truly nssdisss.
fat yoor faish.-.~3uat cscs.-- y
"Eiy's csssa Daim' and yoas ssal
OF estasrh viii surely alssppsss.
trsid AavsstisasaI)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

A. II, Hammersley spent few days
this week In tho vicinity Of Arrow
gathering Indian relics. He has one
OF the finest collection of arrow heads
In the country. having spent years In
collecting different varieties OF stone
implements made by the indians
many years before the white man In
vaded Central Oregon. silver Lake
Leader.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

Try "Eiy's Cream ,saim 81

Get a small bottle sayvsy. isss 10
,.y Apply y ii'tls Ia tho Soststis
and Instantly your ,lossod noss sad
dor.,.d.up air passages of the head
viii open. you will breathe freely:
iullnoss aud headache dies pp.sr ~
morning. the Satarrh. eoid.in head OF
catarrhal sore throat viii aissppss.
t.nd rarh misery bo~' Oct the
small hottie Of "E,y's Cream nsim''
At any drux store. THIS sweet. ire.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

PORTLAND. sept. is,--in throw '
ing his support to Il A booth for
nilcd States senator, Joaa,hna y
bourne Jr, haa provided thrill In
political circles which has caused ella
,ion among republicans and dis may
among democrats. Former senator
tloarnc contrib, ted $500 to the 10.
pu aiican state committee. bu, the Il
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

Special cages for tho protection NJ
the head aud torso have been invent
ed by the physical director OF the
high school at Dover. n. j.. for the
bensat OF tn. girl pupils whom hc Is
teaching boxing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

Bonds worth $500 were recover
Cd from a garbage can at the rear OF
Q lodging house In Chicago by detee-
tives- They had been thrown away
by mistake.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

enoaEh--it they stick, Hut treaties
OF peace are casily torn asundcr. as
witness the little unrleasan,ncss of
our neiwhbors across tho pond
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

BY keeping watch on the incoming
mail the Syracuse IN. - postof!,ce
oficiais have found eighty different
speliingx of the name OF that city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

Any Kansas farmer may have the
name OF his farm registered upon
payment OF 81 70 the county clerk.
and NO other farm In the oouuty may
then use this name.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

1T TAKES THREE years and sew
eral millions Of dollars TO build bat
tleship. 1t takes ten or twenty min
utes and couple OF we'll placed shots
or tOrpedoes to destroy one.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

ter he ssnt with the money and tie
sand he has taken are far more val
,aoie TO the party than the money
supporters OF & r. Chamberlain.
IL. democrati, anmine-. had suppJs.
.s that Bourne would cas-, his inru.
cnea with Chamberlain. and Il Ia well
known that fiourno has a personal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

rs 1T MANNERS to eat olives
with ones fnEery!" asks AnxiouI
One. No. A. O.. use . tablespoon. II
you would avoid criticism.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

Ai,E D,SMNNEn N
NOT REING ARiE ro i>ptCs
FATHER os rARCEL rosr nlii,
TO Nei.r CnAMHERLti>--,,i>
POSITION has nEe> CAUSE of
MuCN SPECULATION toR soMk
rIME
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18
Democrats Like
Underwood Bin


WARRINGTON. se,a i,r,.
drmosfa, says aud m-ans caucus a,,
approved Underwood saF Ia, hin
saieh sIil e~ introduced M, an,,
noon az tomarto~.
Tho republicans PLAZA sra,ai..
miaori,y report,
ireland ~,npia,s fst.Gsg nal,x 4,
akf.euitatv,
fifb iosaon teachers aFs gl ,l,a
the Panama canal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18
Scattered Shot.

THE DESERTION OF klamath
Falls today ID one OF the bigges,
things that has happened 70 bring the
county communities together. MAJ
be quiet hers--but things are stirr-
ing in Merrill.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

Both the wet and dry forces are dIs.
tributing literature TO the country
districts. and prohibition leaders,
state and county. are making ener.
getic efforts TO arouse interest. This
IN proving a hard job In the face OF
tho Wholesale butchering In Europe.
The only interest noticeable lies IN
those people perpetually enthussd
over the downfall OF John Barley.
corn. .-- Mcdford Mail-Trlbune.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

chas. G. Zwcigart, who came here
d couple OF weeks ago from Portland
to open an office for tho purpose OF
practice OF law. rented a room In tho
Heryford building. purchased small
table and d couple Of chairs. lie used
tho room one day. sold his outAt 10
the secondhand man. and left for
parts unkDown.--Lakevisw Herald.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18
Paper sIsty-One Years Old

This In the Journals birthday. as
with this Issue II enters upon volume
sixty-one. The Journal was establish.
ed In 1853 by the late Robert Nixon.
and has been published continuously
during the entire aixty-one years. II
~ one OF the oldest papers In the
state Of California. a.--Yreka journal.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

SECRETARY BRYAN hopes 10
have thirty treaties Of peace ratified
by Christmas. thus assuring the
peace Of the United States with ILL
the world" - hs sxprsssss II. Good
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

AFTER JUST mastering the ''tater
under the tongue" accent necessary
to say "Chihuahua." "Jaurez," Cali
entes." and other names south Of the
Rio Grande, it's pretty hard to switch
to "PrzemyI." AK la Chappelle.' -
"Ourcq." and the others made popu-
lar by the new fuss. Even Forrest Piel
admits he's stumped--snd Forrest
never baked at anything less than
seven syllables.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

JUST WHAT IL the differences be
tween the blood lust Of q king and o,
10 Harry Thaw?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

STILL. REFERRING 10 Names
that "Rawa-Ruska" sounds stransel,
familiar now. with the colleges and
high schools preparing for the foot.
ball season.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-09-18

Hughes and BoIcs: Proush and
Mite.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-17
The new JERSEY ELECTION

In studying the returns of the Congressional
election in New Jersey, the principal signifi-
canoe appears to be in the changed relations of
the Republican and Progressive vote
The district is nominally Republican. In the
GovernOrship contest of 1910 it gave the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor majority of more
than five thousand over Mr. Wilson, the Demo-
cratic candidate.
In the national election of 1910 Bremmer, the
Democratic candidate for Congress- received a
vote of 1890; Smith, Republican, $685. and
Marplli, Progressive, 4,746. At the same cleo
ton the Presidential vote was Wilson, Demo-
crat, 1850; Taft, Republican, 5,349; Roosevelt,
Progressive, 11.701.
From the general idea which can I've secured
from the brief figures given in the cable the full
vote of the district was by no means poIlcd
Apparently the Republicans and ProgreSsives
got together and voted for the Republican can
ddatC the Democrats were Indifferent and the
Progressives,-i they even tried. must have been
Il dismal failure with only GIL votes to their
credit.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-17
fBy Latest MALL

SAN FRANCISCO - Literally car
looming himself out of prison and a
four-year sentence for forgery after
less than a years stay in Folsom, E.
B. Johnson has the record of being
the first man who ever came from be-
hind prison bars by this method.
Johnson is one of the cleverest car
toonists and newspaper artists on the
Pacific coast, and was sentenced to a
four-year term in prison less than a
year ago for uttering a forged check
which a Stockton saloon-keeper had
filled in for him and while Johnson
was on the end of prolonged spree.
When he was arrested in Stockton
he had no clear idea of the charge
against him, and the only thing he re-
members of the whole trial, he says,
was the sentence of four years, pro-
nounced by the judge after he had
pleaded guilty. That was on May 26,
1918, and two months later began his
fight for release which eliminated
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-17

purchase on the leasehold II has &C,
quired at Ninth and Leahi avenues. Pa.
!olo. .-..-s x 9 - 49, s 5..s
II was reported by the police com.
mittee that, n the club so desired, the
day patrolnaan would be transferred to
night duty. and Il was voted that the
sheriff be notified that the change was
favored. The sentiment OF the meet
ing was that the day policeman had
little or nothing to do. while the lone
night sentinel had too much ground 10
cover, wherefore It would be better to
double the night watch and let the day
take care OF itself. At the previous
meeting the committee was directed to
ask for additional protection from noe,
turnal thefts OF garden hose. bread.
milk, etc.
Reports OF work done and promised
with respect to roads. lights and water
we're received. and the action OF the
delegates to the Central Improvement
Committee, in standing for o division
OF road-making expenditure between
municipal funds and frontage tax, was
approved.
Committees on membership and en-.
tertainment were urged to greater ae-
tivity, one Of the suggestions given the
latter being the holding of commnn.
ity basket picnic.
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upon the order of the governor, his
sentence being committed.
Johnson's arrest and conviction fol-
lowed a tour of the coast from Port
land to the Mexican line, during
which time he himself says, he did
not know what a sober breath was
like.
One of the features of his imprison"
ment at Folsom was the formation Of
class in drawing and illustrating,
which has some promising pupils.
One of my pupils there will be out
in a year and he will be capable of
taking a good job" said Johnson in
talking of his class Il am still ad-
vising and laying out work for the
men in this class, and in a competi-
ton am conducting for them ! shall
give to the winner as prize years
course in drawing in one of the cor
respondence schools.
Il am going back where l left off
year ago, but don't. expect to get
into any more trouble through John
Barleycorn The taste have had has
been quite enough for me-"