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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26
HASIC K. HAVLfCEK DO
PENSE.

Dlouholety Glen hasicske re
bfikove Getty els. a, pan Karel
f. Havlicek, pozadal nacelni-
ka pensi a jeho aktivni Gin
most skonci prvnim bremen,
kdy ma odpo6inek Sc uchyli.
Havlicek slouzil mestu 25 let a
jeho pense bude obnaset jede-
nact sestnactin jeho nynejsiho
platu jako prvotridni hasic.
Tyz narodil Sc V naSem mest6
a pGvodn6 slouzil ma hasicske
stanici ma Croton Ave-, kteraz
to budova nalezela kdys ceske
spolkove Sini "Perun".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26

mix Eldersch, ze fond pro roz-
sifeni mesta, ktery je V jeho
sprave, ma jeSt6 ted k disposi-
ci kapital q miliond korun.
Statnf taiemnik oznamil, lie to
hoto fondu bylo pouzito bez-
pravne zemfelym arciv6vodou
Frantiskem Ferdinandem k ma
kupu starozitnosti, nabytku, O.
brazdv a iinych umeleckych
pfedmetd. Nyni budou pravd6-
podobne tyto pfedm6ty proda-
ny Ease fondu pro rozsireni me
sta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26

sice We vysetrovaci vazbe. po-
tom byl odvezen do Coolers
dorfu u Vldne, kde byl t6m6r
3 roxy internovan a posledni
re vsech propulsion. Ia osvobo
zovaci valky baikanske insce-
noval V Kolin6 nadSena vitani
Bulharu, prijlzd6jicich 2 Anne
riky haiit vlast.
Frantisek Ferdinand zneuzi-
val statnl penez k nakupu sta
rozitnosti. "Moravska Orlice"
sd6luje, re We schuzi financni-
no a rozpoCtov6ho vyboru ra-
kouskeho oznamil statni taiem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26
THE OWOSSO SUGAR co.

Jest to moudr6.
Promluvte 81 s naSimi starV-
mi pomocnikv q zastupci V ma
sleduiiclch adresach:
Henry Goot'ieb. 313 Supe-
rior Ave, N. w. Cleveland. O.,
kdvkoliv.
Adam CAM. 52o5 Clark A
ve.~ Cleveland, O., kazd9 ve-
Ger ? V ned6li.
John Heipp. 1922 St.. Clair
Ave. Cleveland. O., V ned6li.
NJ Kedanec, 20O8 Woodhill
Rd,, kdvkoliv.
Jos Barta, 6526 st. Clair A.
We. Cleveland. O., kdvko'iv.
FIR. Dubec, 1921 Praha ST.,
Cleveland, O., mezi 6 a 8 hod.
veGer.
Tony Winkler. 5115 Guv A.
ve.. Cleveland, O.. mezi 6 a 8
bod. veGer.
Joe Barozin, 2943 f. ST ul.,
Cleveland, O., mezi 6 a 8 hod.
veGnr. -
George Kozlev, 203O Quail
St.. Lakewood. O., kdvkoliv.
ANDY Ribarik. 12417 w. Ma
olson Ave, Lakewood O., kdy-
koliv.
John Barta, 1850 Jennie A.
We. Collinwood, O., mezi 6 a 8
hod. veCer.
Mike Lack. 128 William ST.
Akron, o.. kdykoliv.
Mike Coda, 80 Center s..
Barberton, O.. kdvko1iv.
Jowe Benacka. 1910 Toledo
St, Lorain. O.. kdvkoIiv.
OWOSSO SUGAR co.
Owosso, Mich.
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DIGvod.

Holic: "Dele vas nemohu "a
darmo holt. w pill roku fika-
te. re Sc bohate ozenite a re
pax zaplatite."
Gale kdyz mne nebudete no
lit, to Sc teprve neozenlm,"
namital dluznik.
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ozNAMUJTE We VETU"
Odporucuje leceni zlate 4;

Odporucuje leceni zlate Z;
ly. I'll co trpi zlatou zilou, bu.
de Zajlmati dopis nedavno po.
slany p. Erik .Brevikem z Car
michael, Sask. PiSe: "Po til
roxy isem trpel dvema rdzny-
mi druhy z'ate lilly. Radil isem
Sc s nekolika lekari a zkusil
vsemozne pilulky mazani,
jez isem mohl dostati V lekar-
ne, nedostalo sc mi vsak Tile
wy. Ma to jsem zkusil Ora. Pc
ira Hoboko a po vvuziti dvou
lahvi bvl isem uplne vylecen.
Odporucuii Hoboko vsem trpi-
cfm jako ia trpel. Jsem 81 list,
re na'eznou 1levu V tomto le-
ku." Tisice vdecnych muzii a
zen dosvedcuii zasluhy Ora.
Petra Hoboko. jako budovate-
lie krve a soustavv. Jak lekaTi.
tax laici isou prekvapeni, ze
prostfedek tax Jenny We sloze-
nj cinnosti. m1ze poskvtnou-
ii takove radikaIni vvsledkv.
Nezadeite Hoboko V lekarnach
Jest dodavano lidem primo 2
laboratore DIR. Peter Fahrney
and Sons Co., 2501 Washing
ton Blvd. Chicago, III. PiSte 81
O dalSi informace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26
%. AUG SPILKY.

Zejmena dekujeme ct. pekarskym mistrlm "a
sucastneni Sc pohlbu, venovani krasn6 kvetny,
vefejny projev soustrasti zastupcim techze p.
Vac. Pfechovi "a tklivou rec mad rakvi dome
smutku p. JOS. Jifikovi "a 1techyplna slova ma
hfbtov6 pronesena. Diky vzdavame Ct spolku
Kadetd sv. Stanislava "a venovani kvetiny sp
Lesnl Camp c. %, W. O. W. "a vereinJ proev SOU
strast dale dlky projevueme kvetinari "a dodani
palem pohrobnlku p. Hanketovi "a vzorn6 wy
praveni pohrbu
Vsichni, kterl jakymkoli zp1sobem zal mas
zmirniti Sc snazi soustrast svoj nam proevili,
necht pIijmou naSe neskonale diky Vdecni
MARIE SPILKA, manzelka,
Ladslav, Bozena, Theodor, ditky Jan a Anna
Spka, rodi6e, Josef, Frank, JAM bratri, Marie,
Annastazie, Josefa, Anna, Aloisie Helena sestry
Kar. Nezbeda, Sylvestr Augustn, svakri ostatni
pratels.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26
OBDELAVACI REPY
Poor!

NaSe podmlnky jsou TAX do
br6 jako iin6. Pfejete-li 81 dpl-
nou spokojenost, zkuste to te-
to sezony.
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MOVE CESKE PLOTNY
PRO CRAFOFONY.
Victor:

Victor:
V tisni srdce Il op. Cikanka.
PAX ma mne vZpOmeneS,
Kde domov muj - housl. solo
Serenada - Drdla - "
Andulko, me dite - sopr. solo
Pocket povim - sopran. solo
RoZmarna = polka - orchestr
VZletem sckolim - orchestr.
Columbia:
Ably Sc to nepletlo = hum. zpev
Pan Konvalinka, soukr. = mon.
Cesky legionar = pochod : kap.
Ceska spolecnost sous. = kap.
KukaGka V lese = valcik - orch
Ze starych casH = valCik - or II
RGzenka = polka - kapela,
Pochod {. Z. - kapela.
Pcpickova veselka : pol. = kap.
Cesky tanec {. |. = polka : lap
Tyto plotny jsou vyhradne
k dostani
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RUNE ZPRAVY.

sdeluje re Zahrebu: POSI-. Laz-
zari promluvil V italske sn6-
movn6 prot cernohorske poll
tice vlady a prohlasil, ze rim
ska vlada vyplaci cd roku 1917
krali Mikulasi m6sicne 25O.O00
lir a re Anglie Francie az do
cervna 1919 rovnez vyplacely
krali Mikulasi 100000 lir. An
/ g.icka a francouzska vlada "a
stavily vsak koncem cervna
sve podpory, kdezto Italie
| ctvrtmilionovy obnos krali Mi
kulasi vyplaci dal. Lazzari pro
hlasil, re kral MikulaS pouziva
casti techto penez k organize
vani tlup ma Cern6 Hore, iichz
fadenim udrzuje Sc neklid V ce
le zemi zada o zastaveni
t6chto subvenci.
Nemec:i princove August a
Joachym Sc rozvadeji Sc svy-
mi manzelkami A!eXandrou vi
ktorii re Slesviku a 8 Marii
Augustou 2 Anhaltu. O prici-
mach k rozvodu nelze pry We
refine psati. Prime August nebyl
Il vojska, jako druzi synove vi
lemovi a dial Sc do sluzeb stat
Mich. Prime Joachym byl We val
ce tezce ran6n.
Byvala hrabenka Glenem
"Cerne ruky." Prinesli isme
zpravu zatceni tlupy nebez-
pecnych zlodeju, jejichz pre-
chovavackou a vernon pomoc-
nici byla byvala hrab6nka Zed-
twitzova. Nyni dovidame Sc
dalsi zajimave podrobnosti o
cinnosti teto danny, jez zacho-
vala 81 i V separaci zpnsoby a
Jenny mrav "vzneSene aristo-
kratky'. X vyslechu chodi V Ger
nych rukavickach, stroll sc ele-
gantne, m,uvi s pathosem a bez
vytacky priznava Sc k podvo-
dunn iez spachala. Prvni kra-
dez Sc zdarem provedla V Sc
dmnacti letech. PAX to Slo rv-
chlelSim tempem, az Sc ocitla
V albu zlocincG. Otisky iejich
jemnych prstikd zveGneny jsou
V oddeleni daktyloskopie, kdez
mali i ddkladny jeff popis. Ale
ma jedno panove zapomneli.
Totiz ma to, re DANA a zeime-
ma hrabenky barvi ST We SVEN
aristokratickem zivote neime-
ne sedmkrat vlasy. A tax V po-
pisu jest kstice pani Zedtwitzo
We popsana uredne jako tina
va, kdezto jeii vlasky jsou ny
nj uplne jasne, plave a zkade-
rene. To je s,akovita vec; O
tom by mela policie pfemy
slet. Nebot': iak mohou detek-
tivove naiiti brunetu, kdyz vi
di stale pred sebou blondyn-
ku? Pani hrabenka Zedtwitzo
va bvla fadnym clenem ban
dy "Cerna ruka". Mela take |
sveho rytire. jimz byl rovnez
zatcenV Kaspar. o nemz mluvi
neivetsi neznosti. S tim pod
oikala caste vypravy do oblasti
Ceskoslovenske republiky. be-
'ouc vse, ma Gem utkvelo ieif !
1ezne a vyrazne oko. Praz3ka
nolicie zavfela do svych zamrf
zovanvch kasemat jiz sedm hod
nostard "Cerne ruky" isou to:
txner. Holy, mi'enec Zedtwit-
zove KaSpar. dale Stork a
Dalsi panove budou
este nasledovati. Tato spo-
efnost ma ma svedomi Tadu
'dcizenych psaciuch stroll, ie-
ichz cena presahuie 100000
Byla neobvcejne podni-
lava a co hlavniho: mela ele-
yantni vadkyni. jiz kazdy ma
'alenV a osizeny clovek ieste
'dvofile rekl: rukulibam kdyz
10 dzkladne osatila.
(Hrabata Zedtwitzove byla
lechta schudla ieden 2 "hra-
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DfKUVZDANf

Vdecnosti pobadani, vzdavame timto srdecne
dlky vsem pTatelum znamym, ktefi Sc s1Gastni
pohrbu naSeho milovaneho manzela, otce bratra a
Svakra,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16
KILLS TREE PESTS
Doctor Woodpecker Is Natures
Chief Wood Surgeon.
In Everlasting Conflict With Millions
OF Dangerous Enemies That Would
Destroy the Life Of the Sturdy
Forest Monarchs.

II half a thousand disease germs
should suddenly begin eating into the
ufe tissues of your body. you would
surely need a doctor. writes F. E.
Brimmer in the Farm Journal. Yet
more than 500 species of insects prey
upon the oak tree, and still we wonder
at its strength and vigOr. So much,
indeed. that sturdy as an oak" has
become an advertising slogan.
The sturdy oak owes much Of its
long life to Doctor Woodpecker, ma
ture's skilled wood surgeon. One bOrer
would kill tree single-handed II left
at his deadly work long enough; so
will q few beetles. A single mother
beetle will produce nearly 100000
young destroyers in a summer of unin-
terrupted activity. Weevils only stunt
the growth Of the tree and leave 1t
full of holes, an easy victim to other
destroyers. Saw flies. caterpillars,
ants and moths are among the hosts of
tree pests that damage the outer part
Of the trees Against all these the
tree is defenseless. except for the busy
surgeon. A hungry bird of any other
kind cannot help the tree. for the pests
are hidden beneath the bark or far un-
der the surface.
Just as plaques and epidemics wiped
out whole villages of people in the
middle ages. SO II left to their enemies
1t would be only few decades before
all forests would be murdered-nOth-
ing but dead. grub-bored stubs and
fallen trunks left. To prevent this
terrible condition nature sends ply
sician regularly to each patient. Some
times Doctor Woodpecker has been
known to spend as many as three days
operating on one very bad case. con-
stantly using to advantage his tree
surgery tools. Generally his incision
is only as deep as the thickness of the
bark. Often he slides his spearbill be-
tween seams or crevices and draws out
the worm. leaving no mark or scar on
the bark to show where he did 1t. At
other times his cuttings may be deep
galleries tunnels or caverns.
A great deal of the drumming that
we hear is only for sounding purposes
much like man taps the wall with
hammer to find studding. When
Doctor Woodpecker has discovered a
diseased part he directs rapid fire
of rattling beats upon the spot with
his pickax bill, raining his hammer
like blows with automatic and aston
ishing precision, until his prey is
brought to tight. Then he thrusts in
his barbed bill and, with sudden
backward jerk, brings forth the deadly
grub.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16
RECORD CATCH OF
HALlBUT AT JUNEAU

JUNEAU, Alaska, Dec. IS. (By
MaiD-What is believed to have
been a record catch of halibut, arriv-
ed yesterday on the schooner Sena-
tor, which stopped here on its way
to Prince Rupert, B. c. to discharge.
The vessel carried 10000 pounds.
caught in two days fishing at the
banks, and valued at $4,000.
Never before in their experience.
members of the crew said, had they
seen halibut in such large quantities
as were seen at the banks in the
Gulf of Alaska. Most of the fish, with
few exceptions, were first class ones.
they said.
After deducting the boats share
and expenses, it was estimated that
each member of the crew would get
$500 for tn etwo days fishing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

PORTLAND, Jan. 16.-Will II.
Bennett, state superintendent of
banks, is optimistic over the outlook
for 1920 as financial year, basing
his prophecy Of year Of expansion
and progress upon the showing of
1919, coupled with the tremendous
expansion in agricultural and other
industries throughout the state. De-
posits all over the state have jumped
tremendously, gain of over 20 per
cent being noted in figures from 273
national and state banks in Oregon
during the year just closed. Appar-
entity the gain in resources is as
great. with the indication that the
ratio of both the increase in deposits
and resources will be maintained dur
ing 1920.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16
OREGON BREVITIES

PORTLAND, Jan. 16. - Further
protest against the proposal to create
separate fish and game commissions
Is voiced In resolutions received from
the Dufur Rod and Gun club and
The Dalles Rod and Gun club by the
commission. Satisfaction with the
work of the men at present In office
is also expressed In both communities
tions.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

PORTLAND, Jan. 16.-Chester B.
Frazer, OF Salem. was arrested in
the capital city Saturday night by
Deputy United States Marshal Willis
and brought to Portland on the
charge OF operating whisky still.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

PORTLAND, Jan. 16.-Plans are
maturing for the formal opening and
dedication of the Pacific highway
this fall under the auspices of the
Pacific Highway association. The
tentative date set by Samuel Hill,
president of the association, is Sep
tember 20. at which time it is ex-
pected that existing road contracts
in Oregon will have been completed
and that the road will be in good
condition from the British Columbia
boundary to the Mexican line, and
will constitute the longest highway
under one name in the world.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

When door key is hung up OUT
side house in Sweden it is sign
that the family is not at home.
One of the choicest 'delicacies in
Jamaica is huge white worm found
in the heart of the cabbage-palm.
When cooked it tastes like almonds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

EUGENE. Jan. 16.-The school
teachers of Eugene feel they should
have more pay, and have petitioned
the board of education to take up
the matter, and, II possible, advance
salaries to some extent until the
people can be given a chance to vote
on the question.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

BAKER, Jan. 16.-With Indian
like skill, Deputy Sheriff Dan Glea-
son, Ranger l.. Il. Lucas, and II. f..
Herbergur trailed two boys for miles
down Beech creek and arrested them
on charge of destroying private
property. according to word received
in Baker 1t is reported that Jack
Parker, of John Day, found furni-
ture burned, butter thrown upon the
walls, the clock dismembered and
mutilated. and all windows broken
in cabin on the Herbergur ranch,
and the government telephone wires
cut. The boys gave the name of
Dunn and are said to be II and IA
years old They are reported to have
confessed and are held for trial at
Canyon City.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

ROSEBURG. Jan 16.-When the
steamship Ecuador, 4305 miles west
OF Honolulu reported her position to
the Federal Telegraph COmpany's
plant at Inglewood. Cal, setting a
new record for long distance wire
less telegraph transmission. a Rose
burg boy operated the key which sent
the message over the record-breaking
distance.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

PORTLAND, Jan. 16,-James T.
Kelly, 35 years of age, was found
dead in room in the Scott hotel,
Broadway and Burnside street, yes
terday noon. with the gas turned on.
The body was turned over to Coro-
ner Earl Smith, who pronounced the
case clearly one of suicide.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

SALEM, Jan. 16.-That actual
and not merely promised relief from
the car shortage situation will soon
be a reality for northwest shippers is
indicated by a telegram received
Saturday by the public service COM
mission from Max Thelan. director
of public service in the offices Of the
railroad administration.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu-
gene, Jan. 16,--Funds turned in for
the women's building, as result of
the students campaign conducted
during the Christmas holidays have
reached the $4,000 mark.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

ROSEBURG, Jan. 16.-Alfred
Stevens. of Wilbur, killed one of the
largest bald eagles ever seen in this
vicinity. The eagle had preyed upon
lambs in the neighborhood of the
North Umpqua .ranchers for several
years. w. F. Werst, of Chehalis,
Wash, bought it. The bird weighed
SA pounds, and had been known to
carry off lambs almost equal to it's
own weight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

COQUILLE, Jan. 16.-The farm
ers' and housewives winter school
for Coos county will be held here
Monday and Tuesday, under the
supervision of the community COM
mittees. Coos county agriculturist,
and the Oregon Agricultural college.
The subjects will include dairying,
home economics. and soils and drain
age.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

PORTLAND, Jan. 16. Minors
commit so per cent of the crimes in
Portland, according to H. w. Arbury
in announcing city-wide community
service program to be explained at
the Chamber of Commerce.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

EUGENE, Jan. 16.-Spanish War
veterans of Eugene are making an
effort to get rehearing in the case
or Arthur nj. Dickey, formerly clerk
in the Eugene postoffice, who was
dismissed from the army on Febru-
airy FL, 1919. on charge of dis
loyalty to the government, Dickey
is Spanish war veteran.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

EUGENE, Jan. 16.-Three hun
dred Guernsey heifers will be brought
to this state directly from the island
OF Guernsey, off the coast of Eng
land, this spring, according to Ira T.
Whitney, Lane county agricultural
agent
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

OREGON CITY, Jan. 16.-E. E.
Brodie. publisher of the Morning
Enterprise, has announced that he
would not be candidate for the re-
publican nomination for secretary of
state at the primary election next
May.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16
WILLAMETTE

WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY,
Salem, Jan. 16.-In vote taken at
the student assembly on the league
of nations convenant and peace
treaty, Willamette students went on
record by narrow margin as favor
ing the covenant with any COM
promise which would make early
ratification possible.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

PORTLAND, Jan. 16.-Formal
announcement of his candidacy for
the republican nomination for secre-
tary of state at the primaries in May
has beep made by Chauncey d.
Butler, of The Dalles. Mr.. Butler
was in the city over the weekend
and gave out an interview concern
ing his resignation as superintendent
of the automobile registration de-
partment in the secretary of states
office last Friday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

SALEM, Jan. 16.-Representativ
w. V. Fuller introduced Joint re-
solution in the legislature requesting
the federal government to cooperate
in the work of patroling Oregon's s
forests during the fire season by air.
plane.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu-
gene, Jan, 6.-Thirty-four coun-
ties of Oregon and 20 states are
represented in the student body of
the University of Oregon, according
to the records of the registrars Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

SALEM, Jan. 16.-June 10 to "a
has been set aside as Oregon pro-
ducts week in Salem. The meeting
at which the Salem Commercial club
decided on the plan was addressed
by A. G. Clark. manager Of the Asso-
ciated Industries of Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

PORTLAND, Jan. 16,-The four
teenth annual convention of the
Oregon Retail Hardware & Imple-
ment Dealers will be held in Port
land, January 81, 2S, 29 and 80, at
the Imperial hotel, Indications that
record will be established in at
tendance are seen in reservations at
the local hotels.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

UNIVERSITY OF EUGENE, Eu-
gene, Jan. 16.-The girls glee club
trip, which was postponed during the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

HOOD RIVER. Jan. 16.-Th,
total returns from all Hood Rive
valley products the past year. includ
ing lumber, will exceed $1,000, 900
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

flee. There are also one fom Alaska,
one from Hawaii, two from the Phil
ippines. one from British Columbia.
and one from India
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

SALEM. Jan. 16,-No evidence
was found to substantiate the charge
Of mismanagement in the admins
tration of the workmen's compensa-
tion fund made against the state in
dustrial accident commission by lie
Roy e. Keeley, Portland attorney,
according to the committee of nine,
which concluded its investigation
of the affairs of the commission this
morning, and filed its report with
Governor Olcott, who instituted the
investigation last July at the request
OF William A. Marshall, chairman of
the commission,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

Christmas holidays on account OF the
Indictment weather, will be scheduled
Tor the spring vacation. This an
neuncement was made by Miss Helen
Manning, Of Portland, business man
ager OF the club. The definite dates
have not been arranged, but the club
will visit the towns which were on
the list for the trip planned for last
month. The club viii sing in Med
ford. Roseburg. Ashland. Grants
Pass. klamath Falls, and Cottage
Grove.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

SALEM, Jan. 16.-A lively fight
looms over the Parrish vaccination
measure, providing that all children
must be vaccinated before entering
public school. Representatives
and senators have been fairly snow
ed under with letters from Christian
Scientists throughout the state warn
ing against the bill, and it is prob
able that 1t would have been killed
in advance had not strong aid de-
veloped from an unexpected source
a brief time before the legislature
convened.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Jan. 16.
than 1900 rabbits were
killed in the drive near Burbank
Sunday. thousands of the bunnies es-
Gaping because the shooters ran out
of ammunition.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

PENDLETON, Jan. IS. 49, Fifty
four new homes, costing s209,S00,
and eleven commercial buildings,
costing s36O,50O, were issued build
ing permits here in 1919. There
were 26O other permits, valued at
s121,O7O, for remcdeling, repairs,
and small construction work. The
total number of permits issued was
235, and the total value Of work
s691,37O.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-16

SALEM, Jan. ia joint resolu-
tion of the state senate, addressed
to Congress, has been passed here
whose aim is said to be to check the
encroachment of Japanese in the ac-
quirement CT land rights in the state
of Oregon to the exclusion of white
settlers in certain sections. The re-
solution, adopted at an extraordinary
session of the Legislature here, asks
Congress to amend the constitution
OF the United States SO as to "bar
all children born in this country of
alien parentage who are ineligible to
citizenship from becoming citizens"
MEDFORD, Jan. 16.-After three
years of investigation and an expen-
diture of nearly $4,000, the Med
ford irrigation district reports that
the only feasible source of water is
from the Rogue River Canal COM
pany at $125 per acre. Two projects
were tentatively decided upon by the
directors of the district-Beaver
creek and Big Butte. The first was
abandoned when measurements
showed the storage supply insuffi-
cient, and the second when the SEN
sational rise in construction costs
made 1t impossible.