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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
Lahaina Not Ready
Winter Ball Delayed
No Game Next Sunday As Planned
Opening OF Series Set For 23rd-
Ground officials Named = WaCS
Lose Game

Although the new winter league
series of ball games was to have start
ed next Sunday, the opening has been
postponed for one week for the reas-
son that the Lahaina team is not able
to get in shape by that time.
At the meeting of the Athletic divi7
sion of the Maui County Fair e Rae
ing Association, on Wednesday even
ing, the schedule for the coming
series was arranged, and other details
decided upon. The series will be
played for handsome silver cup.
There will be four teams in the
field--the Lahainas, the Wacs, the
Wailukus, and the Puunene-Paia COM
bination.
A. Garcia and Yemoto were named
as umpires; and Eugene Bal and VIM.
McGerrow as scorers. c. A. Puck was
appointed grounds manager.
Wacs Defeated Sunday
The game played last Sunday be-
tween the Wacs and a picked team
under Joe Rodrigues' management, re-
suited in victory for the latter by a
score of 4 to 8. The game was a good
one-fast and snappy and was ap-
preciated by a fair sized audience.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
WOMEN PLAN TO SAVE BABIES

ST LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE national
council of women has outlined plan
to save l million American babies
during the next six years. 1t has also
advocated the Sheppard bill now in
congress, for giving financial aid to
mothers.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
|. w. W.
ORGAN RAIDED

SEATTLE, Nov. 13--Federal offici-
ais today raided the Union Record
office, an international weekly, and
arrested the staff and seized the
plants records. The paper had editor
ialized rioting which resulted in a
long series of illegal acts, including
the Centralia shooting, it is said,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
FISH HATCHERY SEEMS ASSURED

HONOLULU, Nov. 13-H. c. Kel-
ley territorial game commissioner,
told the Rotarians tody that the pros
poets are good for the establishment
of a fish hatchery for mullet here in
Hawaii. He also reported that ship
ment of striped bass will arrive soon
for stocking the rivers of the Islands.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
TO CELEBRATE KALAKAUA DAY

HONOLULU, Nov. 14-Memorial
services will be held on Sunday mark
ing the SO anniversary of the birth of
the late King Kalakaua.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
STEAMSHIP
LINE PROSPEROUS

HONOLULU, Nov. 13-The Nippon
Yusen Kaisha will probably declare a
100 percent dividend, according to an
unofficial statement Of the directors,
according to a Toxic cable to the Nip
pu Jill.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
JURY SAYS WILL WAS
INFLUENCED

HONOLULU, Nov. 1.-THE jury of
the circuit court decided yesterday
that VIM. Heeb's will was made under
undue influence of Lucy Heeb, his
widow. The Heebs lived in Hamakua,
Hawaii.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
CLAIMS BoLsHEVIKI
MORALE is POOR

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-Because
of lack of food the Bolsheviki have
controlled Russia but without much
enthusiasm being felt in Moscow over
the forward movement of the Boil
shevik, state department advices say
Due to the lack,of morale. Trotsky
has ordered the forces following up
the main Bolsheyih armies to shoot
all Red soldiers who fall back
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14
appointed grounds manager
Wacs Defeated Sunday
KoHALA PHONE COMPANY
ON CARPET

HONOLULU, Nov. 14-Hearing the
complaints against the Kohala Tele-
phone Company has been postponed
by the public utilities commission un-
til November 20. The commission
will not go to Hawaii.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-11-14

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE German dele
gates charged with signing the peace
protocol, regarding the execution of
armistice conditions, are expected here
Monday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-24
Mlcocr for Glorifoom,
Tpriattcrfurcuinacn % 6urcninacn
ipr Strife % aultur bploer Mp'
Der / Gan Claire.

ct Mebe al Sen nprif. antcrifan-
tie Notwithstanding bleo afbolot
pao 8naoipap @oliie, Can Claire.
@i$., &eroag Iiteu oen 1Soe Otto.
Der, SiIiteoc bar Neer Stremne,
=. u. @liiIett, y. Iaer, Sigllro Sol
fcitab, :. &. HeIpnos 90 Simon
Sobnion. @lanot Saser Iom bIep
bebaroIct bar Sala al GmbeoSmTno
oa NeoiGtielie AZ en 9optomltc. Zen
miblcrtioise SeimreIie beitaaenSe al
Beer Stremue, Sormono, ,. VI.
@uiIett, Nritiormauo, Sienrb SOL
feiiao, Sefretrr % u. Iger &aSle'
rcr, blep oalgt. Som Weolemmer
al 9opfomiteeu paIgteS Veer Strsm'
ne % ". Iger; - benne &omite
bar at MbarbetSe uotait I'll Scpe FOR
Soreuinsen. Som &omite til at re-
oiaerc ell mllia Aarbos palateS Mol
paaa, IGer 90 6oIfeitab.
WseSct par iaatalia men intereS'
iaut. Set tiger iis ielp at noget lGr'
beleS omiatterbe Nrbeibe life finoe
! uoisres paa bette Webe, Der nerrell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-24

fig ira 5norelanbet. Oct err irein-
bolot at ben npe Screening fan
befatte fig meo airfepolitif, ibet Sen
ieger Neblemmer / ale Iutberife
&rfeiamfuno. Samtibig er oct og.
Iaa iterft frenbolbt at "Reniqhe.
bettS Supcrpnitet" iremoeIes er ct
al 6oreningens Distisite SormaaI.
Stcmningen UNDER SorbanoIinserne
er iibmerfet.
5 Nftcn bolber Sangerinoen 60.
fie Sammer aoncert / @uilo San.
X
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-24

Collars mere END nogcn oil
ocn areoa / 6ritirtcn til 2Iil89brrg,
% Oct par life ior0i ben fpripmtc
Cof @ropc, ~itriper S. SCOTLAND !
6olfebl."
- sra San Gicgo, Gal, ifripe5 !
"&lltbcraneren" Niunoag Ben 29oc
September iorloo EaItor % Wtta.
San 3ic1o citer ire Mars
/ &or Srclitra eu. lutb. Wte-
st uelij8uelieSrigt Irbcl0c
bar Sc uofort her. Sffe oIene bar
Wcni9bcocr porIt ira finn nogle foa
NtcOlcmmcr til en- ipnl bar magtct
at iorifaiie liz ct inlagiulot inorcttet
&irtcbIem u0cn @IUlo. Nfcn Den
friitcIige @armoul "a Spgge Iom Dc
ON lig ulicr iig peo ate Me
nlghcocna SammIutomItcr. % hos
ale cr ser oub Eatnenmellgbco til
oiaie fiUre Ereittfolt for Den Gnlhu
&iUrli9beo oe bar i%rennuiit for
ocnnc MeuiQbcN. Mtuo @uo peIii9.
ne Sem / oct me 2lrbeio$ielt / Cue
rett, Suib. Ger ojcu bolot Ififcn2s
ieit / &irtcu Den 16oe Sept. Wfra,
Noeis unoerhoI0t meo Sang, o.
Mrs. WlarcllS @nocrion meh Splp3.
ming. &pinoeiorcnrugers @r9iiOent,
WtiI9 Charlotte Sohnion, toIfcoe 6or'
eningcnS 9tgteIie ol airrlIgbco til
Enitor oQ Vfra. %2iaeiS, og operrofte
Dem Ell TcngeQouc ira Mcnia5eben.
Surooq Sen Bite ylltguit bleu Der
hoIot aoniirmotiol for isrite @onQ.
Cnl GitcrmiN0o9cIl par Der arrange
ret ct Tro0rom mco Gale al Chan.
loiu Goi3 % Sang al gtrS. Noci9
"a aoret. Goitor NaeiS bolot NJ,
itco3prUoifcn Souoog ben 2Soc Sep
tCmbcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-24
JOhan Selnes.

blco en- Haaoilagning meaem Sc faa
Attire 6orfattcrc iom MI llogier Sors
cningcr. Wfen Der bleu lagt en-
@runouolo Tom Der fan bp1ges mo-
get pna. Sam Oe pigtigite al oe I'M.
Ser Ntsbct bebanoleoe Hloner reali=
IercS, iaa betp0er oct Ell f"orcllet %
maalbepi0it SptrpoCn al sc norits
omerifonltc Wpno % Gpiuber. ioml
bar pooet jig til at lfriuc % llogiue
itjenliterGre &crfcr. On Ell Slo oil
ser oGre giort 6oris8 pua at iaa iHb
/ ToreninAcn iaa mango 6%oriatterc
iom mlliA. 90 bar man Hct til
pan @rumblag al MeolemmerncS
Sntere5ie at iorubic Soreningen$
5rcntti0, ioo oil bcn ifiouliterpre
&irflombcb blan0t Norit .9lnterifu
nernc ioa ct iterft TrcmitoO gienncmt
0eruc SCREENING.
Spreningcm iur airfc % anltnr.
6orenin9en ior Strife % &ultur
hoIbr i oi@ie Gage fonitituereuoe
Wtsoe / Gmu Gloirc, @ia. Wtebet fog
i'm @egpnoelIe Sanoag Iornliooag
~ 19oe Sftobcr - mc6 Ell CUBS
~ticneite bpori heltog Ynitorcrne Sim.
mcItuo og Tolfcltob - 8immeitao
paa NrUoiteItolcn og Tolfeitao for
G"Ilteret. @imnleita02 HrUoifen bar
troitiG % oIporIt8. Som Cert be-
nptte0c han Nom. SIS. Eaapeg
tc al HarIlla bar piQig til at opqipc
baaoc a%anocllge % tlnleligc @oocr,
bui& han bcruc0 funbe ircnnuc lit
SoIta 6rcIic. Sfient Toullts' glrs
bctoc u~Gicntlig iolot blauot Seouins
Gcrne, 'oa pier oct iig at ban bapoe
Sntercaic ior lit cgct Tolf % bets
&cIiUrb.
Ger bar ircmmpbt ScIta0erc ira
mango Nolo ! Staternc og Canada.
Ntooct Sonoag blep nrrmeit ct for.
~bcrcocloe Mtpoc. %bporunoer Sagcil
bIep ircmboIot al en- Hpffe Mpro
iaaiom Ealtorerue NoIonI, SoIfeItoo,
@irtmeitao, airfebera, @roiesiorer.
ne @ce, Strano % N~plpoag, iamt
&errerne Neer Stremmle, @aloemar
Niger % andre. On glfteneu par
Der o9iaa etpar Sangc al Saugeriu.
Den Soiie Sammer
Set esertlisc fonitituereuoc Mss
sc ~bcspnote Nanoag. 2ioet Srcm.
ulebe ON Worseneu, men oct sgcoe
uooper Saaen eiteriom ilere SiIrei.
ienbe anfonl. Naar oiSie 2iuicr fri.
peS Nanoog 9iten - er ,sor.
eningen Ell &ien0Sgierniua rig.
tignof nnoer ct mt Napn: "Sor
SPorearpen".
Ho9et &eierat al Sorbanolinger.
ne ton life ienbeS M. ga Ser er
enbm en- Tags Sorbanoliuecr isien.
&c ~ lIore SpsrsSnaal iom bar
prGeet SorbanoIinaerue er SpsraS,
maalet ON WenigbeSenS SuperGni-
tet % @ctpouinscn al &c Barber
Iom oct norifc SnoiIptteriolf tos uleS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-24
AirGerige 2lp6eoer.
7,n oIrinNcIioc V%rcitcf0uIc.

Gen oIminocliQc @rciicfou'e.
rcr9 al Sen uoritc Sunooc mootr
Scarpiuc ira Trcoaa Den 2loc Ntio.
Der til 1ir2oog Den 2Noc.
Gaa N}crilhcoSmroc ! q.
0oulus NcniQbco, %nitor o. ".
@ul,riona &alN, GbjcoRo, 'to'te
Nonood bciluttcnc2 at iorhatc Gre.
iteIrnncn mes 100000 Aoret.
Iaith cuQclit luth NtcniGhco,
t6th ga Rltsica 9,Oc. g., Wiiuncapo.
lis. Wtnu., i'll wrrmoitcncn Iolt til
fin me atrfc 5euNoa ocn 5tc Gtto
Der GuostIcuetcn hclote2 &L. 2i2
Gftcrmio0ag. II. s. a. &lIoapI
tprrcttcoe.
: Gulcnniua al FoIon@ Nco
rlcotc omfriu1 60 lithcrifc Nrc'tcr
ga 9ramrno / 2rtbcrm @rother-
bonnS @ofaIc I @}iuncapoIls, Man
haa Gornioool Sen Gtc Cttobrr, ror
at orQaniicre EN- hlrti8 % cncr9tlt
SrhfamIina al aIGocr. ara Here
Sol0 bcrCttcS al Ar0tioct or 180HH
nmfrtro / PORE WeniQhc0tr.
Gen forcncoc honifc cuondcli'f
Iutherfe Strife / Nmcrifo, ionl bar
lin 0reiteifoIc ! blair, 9Icbr, o1Stit'
terer Spgrgsmoolct ON II Iorlnne
@foIeu me0 Sc u]gOUcnolqc me Vna
7tuaer %. ct Sfolciou0 / %luir, cllcr
at finite Sfolcu til Ct onoct Stco.
geo StoIcn& Iabuing Den 23oc Stp
TENDER por ser iuOmcIot 81 90 on
fomntet 40 Gmocntcr. Gen 3Otc.
Geptcmber ror Bette EoI ioreqet til
So.
GaItor 9. 3. Gomor03 al @o
t~ertotprt, 2. Qaf, er nctop hienltom
met fra en- 6 llQcrS Icrictrr til &c't
fuitcn. Sans ibo. W}cn~ighco2'olt I
Goerett, @uIh., onerraftc ham en-
noffcr 8enqegape UeO en- icitItg
S~ouunenfom't arronQeret ior huul
Broi. q. @oQito0 toltc o9 opcrrottc
@oben. San toffeoe Eaitor Gomaro9
for bans m~auQcoari9c % troioitc
Nlrbei0e a &irfe % STOLE" blon0t
TyoIfenc 0cru0c / &cItcrbcimcn.
9oitor &. q. SrCtbcim blcu
Senooq Sen 5te Gftober inoiort / fit
npe aaIo / % omfrtna @onti, Sam
lin 60, Q. Got. San bIeu iuoinrt
al Eorman0 g. @cc. @uo5ticncitc
bnIhtcs ! SrnrSifnb nj Nnuti on 9llrit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-24

luiic &tliiQnclicu Stu0cntcriloffen
uorcr itooia "a tnIer III nriten 100.
llu0cr - Mars 6cltligbeocrne
poa Taitrc N%oihfouona, fom Sr.
1aric z. lpctcn % hans Idttcr,
Niiia emma (pctcu, be9ac ira No
niIon. &4i2, til Foitor 3. 81. Frelt5
mes hucr lit 100 Collars 2ibcrtu
Bond til sen uorifc Snuooca Church
Grtrniiou Tlmo, %iiripcr ~Go. llltb.
(iNcn0c". Ghurch Grtcnljpn tS1uto
mar uaina mootaQct en- 2crcl poo
500 ira N{ra. @icrmo % Ytr9.
,<llracn5 / Cccorub, Soma, Ion ct
4tmoc ON 0crca oiopoc D}o0cr Wtr@.
W}uric Eobia2icu %lQclcoc2 10 Col
lars fra O}ii2 Sauna Is. Cttcicn /
Iccorab. Get aloct (uicn / Gbltrcb
/ Grten'iou Sumo Cr mt on1trcut nuact
"a &oitor q. s.. ErnAita02
Wrnilbc0cr fit ms ON at han hapoc
bCiIllttct at untaQc oct iii BAN It'll
lcoc Ral0 ira MISREPRESENTATION III
at oirtc / Nlocf &iaa areoo, iii DC
iitou0 SumliuQcr pno iorlflcligc
Stc0cr lor al Ouerruite fine Yrclte
iolf. TulmomucI % bethlehem lam
IcoeS hos Ole Citrcm "a oocrroftc
Ercitcn % Nuitru en- potfcr @engc.
dour. Ncoucr Greet Yicuighc6 op
tna N~'ife02oifcr og SCmor Wfcnin
hc0 dau ct Gi'er, 0e@lt0cu en- crtra
&cuacanoc. Get iiacr iig IelO at gre
itrioIfcnc oor tofncmIigc for ocn no
bite &clDllic. Gn SmoroninQ al
&cnnor @rcitefnIo, &cnnor, 2. Sat,
/ Torbm0cIic mc0 Wcit Nroiric Me
uighe0, mar @cmor, Qioroc set moo
pcuoig at no0cu mootte Unite, %
@o0oct troi l}oitor TrnQitnb. &C ifal
30 / Spcorfib z, Gof., % pirtc no
bcrirn
aRr. % Mrs. g. @. 3obnion,
W}c0lemmer al Shirt Hlltberuu
Ghurcb OF NenoiQp, icirc0c Ireona
Nitcn Sen 26oc September 1919
@~ulobrulllp hos ocrc2 SojQcripn %
Gattcr, CONNER 9}ichoro Z lolp %
Nuitrt. &c blep uict / NurminQtou
N}iun., 2Goc september 1869. pea
&C cr tru02 ocrca hojc 9lIocr IicIoen
itcrfe "a rori9e boaoc til %cacmc %
SiUl. @ houoc ocll @lUoe at hare
ollie inlc Nnru % Norncborn omfrin9
iiQ ga TenItiaur3icitcn bIcp ferret.
o Urc0c @umIc fit udfrc @opcr.
ltr. &obuion bleu iorrret en- pruQ
fla StoG ntc0 WuIotnnp, ~ airs.
,Sohuiou 'if en- Sum Ncngr / @ul0
'mtttr CONNER Gain % &. s.
Cuiu hol0t (alrr pes set rlQt oUtfc
&c Nruuup2boro. Zen iieIonc De
ajurubco, itjon % m~inocDUrOig /
mouQc Menlceu0cr, nil IUuQc min
ot2 AZ ale iom par tilitcoc
Foitor Gue 8rcu9 %ltriUcr /
"@utbtrancrcu": Ciicret Srm
Eroiric McuiIhco oco W}j>ijou3icitcn
bclpb Tia iii $4,000. Enitor Nocl
oil0c oct ifuIol uUonr2, "a ga uor
ost bcoit at hopc Summcn FORFEIT
9iolct fom ncmllQ iu0 citcr at ban
par rci't. 9tujIl huuoc ui (2ioc 9hl
Ql'U en- itur Wleuforcniula. % W}i2
iiou1'cit her j Nompau @rour WieujQ
hCo. = 10 Nlujlht0Cr cr mn Ct.
ELECTROMAGNETIC Nrciter uor unobuo
ne. Tnllcnoe ror tilit2oc % oclto9:
Nro' Z S. @rcu>, Noitor (Gnlcri
m 80
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-24
Del, like verden

-
lei, ifPs peroen,
lite peroen ifal on fsl9e,
oens breoe bno os
lferfe rilomanosbslSe
net lite 'tronlmen,
tffe Itromme1ts pptrpelpete
Hal pore olne;
on, Tom Ianobetsfolf, 1fal ee
Ell ~pillers ioliftnsiti
ap adu6ens frie tanfer
meo lipet telp oert,
iom trooisr tioen5 I~fraufer!
lei, life reroen,
life peroen Sin ifdl pDre,
hpts ret % 'dnohet
trem Oh blot oil bore.
Ou ,fdi CT n9ne,
,rdl ei It9ne petoens CARER,
ger F@uepuho"t
no peo paIpPel laore'!
3@et, ri % freI0'9
ulen op@reepoo"0 % l"h'sr,
on ran0e Fal' mems
ptmlen IYs o9 IroIl 0l9 Nl@"let'
CO. hm,,,r br,n.rff,r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-15
FEEL ALL USED UP?
Lots of Klamath Fails People DO

Does your back ache constantlys
DO you have sharp twinges when
STOPPING or lifting?
Feel all used up--as If you could
just go no further!
Why not look to your kidneys?
Why not use Doans Kidney Pills?
Ask your ueighbor,
Read the statement 70 this near
by resident;
Mrs. ]. Galbraith. 1876 sherman
St, Ashland Ore, says "Some
years ago my kidneys were in a bad
way. AT times they acted too freely
and then again not often enough.
My back felt weak and lame and
was tired and lauguid all the time.
Finally | began taking Doan's Kid
uey Pills and they helped me Won
derfully. They regulated the action
OF my kidneys and since then, | have
always used Doan's when | have felt
my kidneys needed attention. They
have never failed to help me-"
Price so cents, at all dealers.
Don't simply ask for kidney
remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills
the same that Mrs. Galbraith had
Foster -Milburn Co, Mfgrs., Buffalo,
N Y
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-15
AT THE THEATRES

He was a minister of the gospel
working in the slums, She was a
Young society butterfly, frivolous
and vain, never thinking of the
serious side of life and ignoring the
lcve her husband gave her.
"Playthings of Passion. (" the new
est superpicture in which Kitty Cor
don is starring for United Picture
theatres, Inc, is described as a
startling story with the above theme
for its basiss 1t deals with the tenn
ptation which came to the young
cleric and the momentous results
arising from the way he met it. The
production is said to be lavish one.
Miss Gordon returning to, and far
exceeding, it is reported. the lavish
display of feminine adornment for
which her name is famous. Warf
lace Worsley directed the picture.
which bears the hall mark of super
vision by that master-producer Rob
ert Brunton.
"Playthings of Passion" will be
seen at the Liberty Theatre tonight
. .
Presenting her new starring We
hicle, The Mystery Girl" at the
Temple Theatre, Ethel Clayton, the
beautiful Paramount star, scored a
decisive nit yesterday The photo
play, based upon George Barr Nc.
Cutcheon's famous novel Green
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED--Work by the hour,
nursing or housework Inquire
ZIG Main, Room l 15-St"
FOR SALE-A real bargain Pass
enger cyl. Studebaker automo-
bile, $3.50. White, Pelican Garage,
l5-St&
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. In
quire after O'Clock. 629 Jeffer-
son St, between 9th and 9TH 15-6t*
FOR SALE-11 head of stock cattle
cows, heifers. and early spring
calves. Inquire f. c. DeChaine,
lost
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-15

Fancy" proved itself delightful en-
tortainment, and from every stand
point the popular Judgment was
that it is one be the best pictures
Atre this season.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-15
Personal Mention

Bliss Deamond is in the city frcm
the Marsh.
Mrs. III. r. Harrison is in the city
from Pelican Bay.
Mrs. Arthur Whitman has return
ed from Detroit, Oregon. and other
points in the state where she has
been spending the past two months.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-15
MONEY TO LOAN

II you need money on your home.
or the home you would like to build.
ask for particulars
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-15

Buy your Fall Hat or Cap at Head
quarters. New ones daily, N, B.
Drew, cor. 9Th and Main li-2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-15

II it's home you want, now Is The
time to get It. You may select your
choice in most any part of the city,
and / Will arrange easy payments
for you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-15

Black Bear Mackinaws and Stag
Shirts, Boss of Road Overalls and
Work Shirts at N. B. Drew's Store
cor. 9Th and Main. 14-2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-15

II its Fire or Life Insurance you
need, | Will fix you up. In fact. II
its anything in the real estate line
you will do well to see me. Drop In
and talk IL over.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-15

II its an investment you are look.
ing for in improved or unimproyed
properties. ! hae some OF the best
In the county.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-02-19
BRAINERD'S CHAMPION FAT
BOY NOW IN MOVIES

AS "Fat" Wood of Bratnerd IL
known to good many Bemidji peo-
pie. the following item appearing in
the Brainerd Dispatch will OF In
terest: -.
Fat Wood has got flying start In
the movies. In telegram to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Woods, he
wires from Los Angeles, CAL:
Started working with Charlie
Chaplin company today. Tried out
Yesterday and made good, VIII pro-
bably sign contract for one year. VIII
be in his new picture called Sunny
Side" released in about two weeks.
Everything is lovely"
AS Fat weighs 500 and the dimin-
utive Charlie Chaplin, 106 pounds,
they viii find room together In the
picture. The new comedy is one Of
the uproe reous kind and already the
Middle West is clamoring for the pic
ture. Fat Wood has large follow
ing throughout the Northwest and
comes to the movies with scores OF
friends anxious to see how he Will
make out in the film world.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-02-19
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
GLE AS DELEGATE
iBy United Press. J


st. Paul, Feb. l9.--J. M. McCon-
nell, state superintendent Of educa-
ton, heads d delegation of Mime
sofa educators who will attend the
annual meeting ne ths National So
ciety for Vo0$ionaI Education.
opening in St. Ldsffs tnmerrow. Gov
ernor J. A. A. -Burnquist appointed
the following delegates to attend the
conferences: T~a,.- :
J. M. Mcconnell: state superin-
tendent OF education, st. Paul; 3.
M, Gile, state. supervisor Of voca-
tional agriculture, st. Paul; George
M. Brace, city director vocational
education, ST. Paul; Albert Wunder-
Itch, city commissioner Of education,
St. Paul; J. N. Gfeer, city director
vocational education, Minneapolis;
II. M. Brook, director industrial
training Central High school, Min
neapolis; Catherine Ball, professor OF
vocational guidance University OF
Minnesota, Minneapolis; John Mum
roe, superintendent. Of schools and
member state high school board,
Faribault; H. J. Scharr, director Of
vocational education, Virginia,
Mimi; George II. Gregory. director
vocational education, Duluth; c. O.
Baker, superintendent of schools, AL
bert Lea; M. A. Morse, superintend-
ent schools, Bull; e. M. Philins,
state director vocational education.
st. Paul.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-02-19
LAND AND LAKE BOARD =.
WILL Be APPOINTED

St. Paul, Feb. ia bill to es-
tablish the Minnesota land and lake
attraction board was presented in
the house yesterday by Representa-
tive r. J. McPartln Of international
Falls. The board is to consist OF five
members appointed by the governor.
They will serve without pay and will
have charge Of a special prog gram for
advertising Minnesota's attractions
as summer resort.
The bill, which is the outcome OF
the movement started by the Minne-
sofa Ten Thousand Lakes association
last summer to boom Minnesota as O
summer playground, carries an ap-
preparation of 100000 a year for
two years to be expended in advertis-
ing the state. .t.n....5 !.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-02-19
LOOKS DARK FOR JONNIE:
BUT TEACHERS WON'T STRIKE
(By United Press.)

Sacramento. Cal, Feb. 10
Teachers in other California cities
are expected to follow the lead set
here and form teachers unions afft-
lated with the American Federation
Of labor. Thirty-six such locals, hay
ing 10000 members, now exist In the
United States.
After considerable effort q robust
union has been organized here. One
OF its precepts is that there shall be
no strike. -.
National Organizer l.. v. Lampson
announced that the union frowns on
strikes or anything else that would
interrupt the education Of children.
1--WE will, rely upon publicity, Or
ganization and political action u Oh.
tain what we consider d fair wage
and proper working conditions" he
said.
Sacramento's small boys registered
emphatic protest. over this nostriko
rule. t...
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-02-19
AUSTRALIA HAS ZINC.

F~e'bourne, Jan. 2f (By Mail. J.
That, Australia has ofe deposits pro-
duci7g the finest grade of zinc in the
?rsll and in quantity to compare
favorably with other countries, Is re-
9 I'd in a report received by Acting
Prime Minister Watt from the Elec-
,tro'ytic Zinc Co. one of the creations
Of the commonwealth for organizing
the mental resources Of the continet.
Although the British empire. con-
tains great. portion of. the more
easily accessihle !. zinc. ores of the
world. 1t produced only very small
p5 IT Of the 10 1000 tons Of primary
epelter or zinc consumed in the
ed Kingdom alone In i 913.s 1.us-
traia before tb e.war' shipped annually
zinc concentrates equivalent to 200,-
900 tons of spefter for supply Of
which England, France and Italy are
row almost dependant upon America.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-02-19
oubCK. oUACK, QUACK,

OAKLAND, Cal, Feb. 19--Ben Wool
ner, former city attorney, is being
sought out by many. hunters who
wish to inspect his "duckwerfer."
Woolner claims to have originated
method for attracting wild ducks.
He allowed duck to dictate into mis-
photograph debating machine and
then installed the machine with its
new. record near his post in the
marsh. ssb1sY ~ =. z:se1-ss -: Z. Z.
; > Wild ducks modified from all
points of the compass when Wool
per's, duck began. .sQuawkfr1g g, :. and
Woo,ner, claims to.haye shot the legal
limit In Is minutes.