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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21
NOrlCE INVITING rROPooAIA 10
MAKE STRNkrr IMPROVEMENT

Pursuant to an ordinance and
Ut tho city OF klamath Falls,
prowcn. notice Ia horcby given
hat proposals will bc received by
@ia Common Council for making the
Improvement designed for klamath
Avenue from 9th street castcrly to
nth street, Said Improvement to be
made In accordance with tho plans
and specifications OF tho City Engi-
nrrr and Tor one Of tho classes OF
Improvement mentioned In said plans
aud specifications and tho ordinance
ordering said improvement. which
said ordinance IL numbered 6o7 and
vNs adopted on tho 7th day OF Juno,
1870, and approved by tho mayor on
the Sth day OF Juno. 1890,
said plans. specifications and csti.
mates OF tho City Engineer being on
tile In tho office OF tho Police Judge
and In tho office OF tho said engineer.
Tho proposed contract will be let
In one contract. and tho time In
which the Same Ii to be completed
is fixed by said ordinance on or he
tore October 18th. 1890. bids must
he filed with tho Police Judge for
submission 20 tho council not ,r,or
than = o'clock y. m. OF th. siat day
of Juno. 1890. and the bids viii DO
considered By the council Immediate
ly thereafter at tho Council Chamber
In said city.
Each proposal must hc accom-
panied ~ Q certified check on aoms
responsible banking iastitution In an
amount equal TO per cont of the
aggregate amount OF III. proposal.
the sane TO b. forfeited TO tho city
By the successful bidder upon failure
to enter into contract aud bond for
the faithful completion or tn. said
improvement In accordance with the
plans and specifications therefor,
The City OF klamath Falls rc-rv-
Ing the right at all times to reject any
and all proposals.. The award to the
successful bidder is hereby made con.
tinGent upon tho sale of tho bonds
that will bc authorized Tor providing
funds for making such Improvement.
The plans. Specifications and csti-
mates above referred to embrace and
provide that tho proposed improve
meut may bs made. using bituiith'c
or OIL Macadam and bids az, invited
for each class, In addition to grading.
curbipg drainage aud Cement side
walks.
A. l.. LEANITT.
Poiic" Judge OF the City of
klamath Falls. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21
HAVE DARK HAIR
ANDLOOK YOUNG
NOBODY CAN TELL WHEN YOU
DARkEN GRAY. FADED HAIR
WITH SAGE TEA

Grandmother kept her hair beauti.
fully darkened. glossy and attractive
with a brew OF Sage Tea and Sulphur
Whenever her hair took on that duh
faded or 5,rcakct appearance. this
simple mixture was applied viva won.
derful effect. BY asking at any drus
store for "wyeth's Sage aud sulphur
Compound you will get a large bot
tie OF this old-time recipe. improved
by the addition OF other ingredients
all ready to use. for about so cents
This simple mixture can be depended
upon to restore natural color anc
beauty to the hair.
A we'll known downtown druggist
Gays everybody uses Wyeths Sage and
sulphur Compound nov because II
darkens so naturally and evenly tha,
robody can tell IL has been applied
is 30 easy TO use. too. You simply
tampen a comb or soft brush and
draw Il through your hair. taking one
strand at a time. By morning the
gray hair disappears; after another
application or two. IL Is restored 70 its
natural color and LOOKS glossy. soft
aud beautiful.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21
NOTICE
ro WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

WHEREAS, the trout aud other
| tsh frepueutiug the waters OF spencer
Creek from Buck Lake to the conflu-
enco OF said Spencer Creek with tho
Klamath River. anb all tributaries
thereof, situated in klamath County,
state Ot Oregon, are heius threatened
with extinction from excessive ang.
ling aud other causes, aud
WHEREAS. the State Board or
Fish and Game Comm lssioners " de-.
sircus OF protecting the trout aud
other rish frelucptins said spencer
Creek from Buck Lake TO tho con.
tluencc ot said Spencer Creek with
klamath River, and all tributaries
thereof, situated IN klamath Couuty,
state OF Oregon.
THEREFOR, NOTICE Is HERE.
ny GIVEN, by the State Board ct
Fish and Game Commissioners that
all ~ Spencer Crock from Buck
Lake to the confluence OF said
Spencer Creek with the Klamath
River. and all tributaries thereof
situated Ia Klamath County, State OF
Oregon. are all and each OF them IL
hereby closed to fishing OF any Kind
and in any manner, for trout and
other fish. from aud after tho lat day
II July. 1890. until said streams are
again opened 10 fishing
And Il IL and shalt be unlawful to
take or fish for trout or other fish In
any Of the above named closed waters
during the period OF time above spe-
Gifted
Any person or persons violating
tho provisions OF this order will be
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21

4 daily auto stage scsytcs ID sev
operating between klamath Palls
and Bend. O0css Rex cate ana Net
ropolitan Garage. &. I. ReokarA
Phone 17s-W. a74f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21

Read Enders' ad for this weeks
specials. Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21
BIDS WANTED

WANTED-All kinds OF scrar iroa.
old bones. rags. rubber and all
kinds OF metals ssx we!ss. s,h 81.
near Ewauna Box Factory. 2s-u
WiNTED-Nan TO drive team on
-rrrh Phone 2is.J l7-,f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21

FOR sALE--s0xiso n. lot and big
barn on Ninth 81. at $500: terms.
Enough good lumber in barn to build
good house.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21
NOTICE HOUSEWIVES

Special sale on groceries; one sack
- corn meal FREE with every SIS
grocery order. Spot Cash Basket
erocery, seq klamath Ave. l2-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21

Good Dodge touring car. VIII
trade for good Ford or Chevrolet.
Arlington, 633 Main. 1927
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21

Nice sunny room for gentleman.
Call at s29 Jefferson ST.. four
blocks from Main street, between 9Th
and 1th street. 1919
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21

FOR sALE--50xi15 corner lot at
Pine and 1ith at bargain price
Of S2500. Only $500 cash and $500
snnually. Just the place for apart
Nents or rooms
cHILCoTE & SMITH
cas- Main Phone ss
1919
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21

FOR SALE---Neat three room bun
salow and &c II, lot on Oak Ave-,
scar Ninth. at $500; terms.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21
AERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR sALE--so acre farm. Go acres
alfalfa: will sell with or without
crop. ~ miles northwest OF Malin.
Inquire OF Joseph Ottoman. lS-22'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21

lOTs-From 500 up. in all parts Of
town.
LOTS-On pavement. $3.50 for cor.
I. ners OF 6ox140.
lOTS-fnside. $500 for 5ox1to.
LOTS-Large. Just OF paved street.
$fe0 to $3.50.
Terms 10 per cent cash. balance In
tnstailments to suit purchaser.
W. NJ. MONTELIUS
The klamath Development Co.
f3o3 Main st. Phone No. I
7-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21
PAINTING

Practical Painting, Gliding. Bronzing,
Enamoling. Kalsomining. Wall Paper
Cleaning and General Contracting.
II. q. TUTHILL
O13 Rose ~.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21

Dor s..--,-Household furniture.
12t 8. 3rd. 1919
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21
FOR SALE--Miscellaneou,

HOR SALE-Maxweli car. good
shaps- sass. DR.. A. A. Soule.
1919
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21
GARAGE FOR SAIL


Split ceGsr fence posts ready for
smmediats delivery, 80 cents each at
setail: s35 per hundred. Lakeside
Lumber Co. l7-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21

vUR SALE oven electric range,
S35. 7l5 Main st. 1922
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21
FOR RENT OR LEASE
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Pasture for 1000 head OF sheep
Edgewood Stock Ranch. Water aud
feed in abundance. Head OF Swan
Lake Valley. See RAIN phone ilFll
Att
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21

GIrtedge Butter for those who
spss. 10s Main 81. IT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21

yOR SALE-one 14xls slide valve
engine. two 54xl6 Fl. T. boilers,
nsIler-feed pump. piping. valves. etc.
&hdtable for saw mill. Apply Box
M. Doris, California. 9-tf.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-21
FOR SALE OR TRADE

Lots 3e3. 3et and 3s5. block ll3.
Mills Addition. VIII trade for equity
a Fresno. Calf. improved or unim-
proved. Address J. N. PIst;s. ii:5
r ST.. Fresno. Calf. 25-u
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19

STRAIT &obn Reiif lrO ocren
Codter gillian. mcIfc mcbrcrc go,
d)cn in ct. 2ouia pcrlpciltcn GUo
Ecbtcrc lid inter Gr5tlidcr De.
~han0tung bcfnnO, iin0 lrttcn Som.
tag mit0er 5ltrilt8Cfchrt.
STRAIT 2ouis @Cgcuann fcDrtc
lcetcn Mtontog uol1 st. 2Ouis 81.
rid, no lie lid cine @ohe bciufs-
mciic Qufbielt.
-6rnu ISM. e. SclcniGucttcr
un0 &ilOer fcbrtCn an Gienstag
pom @arrcnton 5urilf, no tic Der
&crmibIung 0es &lgo Cottage init
Sri. Gitbcr @egenCr bcigGuobnt
bottcl. 6rdu Scucni6uettcr lit cine
Sdwcitcr OcS 9Grrn Cottage,
-Gugcn Claus, bon Gait ct.
@ouia, bat icin an Scr iilolithcn
WtorftitroBc in unicrcr Stoot gclc-
genes &oDnbolls al ). $. 9rpnnt,
cinen @runOcigcntbum-@ SAMPLER pol,
Gait It. @ouis p~erfuuit.
so Ero5cnt Discount uuf ale
&IciOrm0sItiide uno NnSilgc mcldc
lin bis sum Is. 0c5cmbcr toltft bel
@co. II. Nuc0iger.
-%oris AufOcr@eiOe ltnO GDu&.
@oIting, bon Ibiro Greet, bcionOcn
iih lcttc @Odc bier in @cifGft5.
altgGI29Cnbciten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19
(GingeiQn6t.

6rnnf Nellmonn l1no @ottin tpltr.
0en letter Sonntog Ibcn0, onIGBlid)
ibreS Is. So65citSta9cs Ger gIG-
icrnen 9od5cit) bon ibren Sreun6en
NIT elmer lteberroidl1ng8 .8ortp, uno
Ol1r6 oos &obIb1id,. BIoier OrGeiter
nit einem StGno6en becDrt. Die
@rotltlanten iopobI oils Dos Sltbels
poor perlebten cincu b0hit Der
Gnilgten NbenO, oenn MIR 5u raid
entfloben sic fr0bliden Stlrnom.
Nm ser llcberroif,tngs .Yartp bethel,
li8ten ii6 folgenoe 6rcl1nbc BEG SIT
bclpoares: Il,9l1It Sidt. Oscar
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19

g. $. 9efmnnn, non Ct. 2oui2.
bciin0Gt iif lett lebten Sonntng 9icr
Sim @eilth bel icincu @rilocrn Gruil
un0 @m. @cdmnnn, ionic mnocren
Serman0tcn.
-6rou Gbns. 9cnB lmO Ocrcn
Gottcr, Grau @cnrp 0icfgrncic, be.
finoen lid ieit mebreren Gagcn in
ct. 2ouis nuf 9ciu6 bei @cr1pono-
ten.
-%oitor Sobn RoppS unO "a.
Mile, pon nabe Smiss, reiitcn let
Ten 6reitag nad George, Soma, if.
rer 3ufiiniti9cn @cimatb, bcoleitct
Don ben bcr5lifitGn @IilfmiInid1cn
tbrer %Sub(rcifen 6reunocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19
S6oltmberg ISM, Sell, 2cslie &obl.
htid, @l1Itop @Gaier ltno 2oltis So.
bcritof uno oercn @uttincrl.

-@. e. @emepcr, @m. Gitcrs
mann un0 Oscar SilIn. bon EotS.
OonL befon0en iid om 6rcitog in
@ei66ften bier.
-6ranf &IoS lnO Satin iinO
bodcrfrellt iiber Die @cburt cincS
G0dtcrden2, NoS ant Mittmof let.
fer ISOLDE iein Debut modte. Strait
&los ipor friibcr Sri, Mnrp @itt.
mann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19

-Gba5. @cbitol5 ir. uub @ottin,
bon Ban rciitcn lcbtc @o6e nod
Settings. Ncbr., gum 9eiud borti'
ger &crpouoten.
-9o5nr ltno Gudrc am Can't
iagung5toge in Scr ct. @cOrgs'
Sale.
-0Co. 0omfel0t un0 @attin,
iriibcr bon 9lanN, 0od lett IGrgc.
rem &abrcn in 2oOic, Californian,
m%obnhoft, trdfen lcttc @ode bier
Gin lin iHrcn Nngcb0rigcn Geo.
@iIlig ms @ottin in &ermann, 10.
mie Srcuul0cn ltnO %ermonOten in
0rufc. @lonO unO &eo BIRD ctncu
@eiltf) ub5uitottcn. @err Somfclbt
lit Elm Nodbor 6eS @crrn Wife,
Sobn bon GSrit Wife bon Sbirb
Greet, bon Sem or ms er5Ghlte, 6ab
OcricIbc Dor ctpa 10 &ubrcn in
California iit ais Tarmnrbeiter
uic0crlicB urlo 9cgcnmGrtiQ cine ser
wcrtbpoliten Elonto0cn III ser NGbc
Don 2o0i bCiibt.
-@ons Iumlicr, bon @Dolom,
un0 beiien Sohn Sobn 9antier, bon
&eO BIRD, iOluic &obn 1on1icr it,,
GnfcI reip. Sobn Der Gritgcnanntcn,
pom @opllunl, marCn an Wtittmoh
bier tbcil3 in 0cifGftcn, Ionic I'M
&crlpun0tcn lrto oIten @etonnten ei.
llcn 9eilth ob5l1itnttcn. Som CANT
icr ir. bat sic 6orm Icincs @roBua-
tcrS III Ibir0 Greet Solunibip. be.
itcbcno ults 24212 Atcr, ionic 81
Adcr al Oicier Gorn %ongrcn5erlO,
pon icircm Safer gcfd,tft.
-Gbriit. 6leiif, Don Ntanbottor,
&onios, bcfono lid Ictte @odc bier
gum @ciuh icincr Gltern, &obu
TIciidl uno @uttin.
*@Cm ibr Mlei0cr brullht Damn
jest no ibr oieiclbcn bis gun
10. GC3cnbCr bel elmer He0uftiUn
Don 20 Ero5cnt Ocs Nreiics crbulten
t0nnt. SEQ. u. R"uc0igcr, Der
&lci0erbGn0ler.
-ltnicr langjGbriger 6reunO Con.
ruO @umburg fritbertr Gormtp.
Ridtcr micres Gomtp'5, jcOo6 lett
&abren in 8iion. &uniaS,
r%poDnboft, idreibt ltuS 4Clcgcntli6
Der Grllcuerllng leines Announcements
ollf oas Soltsblott, OnB bel ser
&obl @iaian 9tomeiier, in
@~osconoOc Gountu 9cboren ulO CT.
iogcn lulO l1ngcrc Sabre oui 0er1
n Ectrlts 9er9c" nobc @crmonn
.Iuobnbait, als Gountpridtcr (Gom.
m%iiIioner) bon Guib Gorntp Gin mel.
hcm bic StoOt 9iion Iicgt) Don Den
Hcplblitoncrn crmQblt murOc, ipie
ilberboupt Huib Gountp llnO ser
Stoot @onios nit riciiger Mtebrbeit
~republitoniid ging."
-6rou Sulio Wtlunowiller, lit
SomStag, nod iucbrm0dcnt.
lihcm 8eIu6 in ct. 2ouis, pie6cr
=. a.. I:-,1 .<. --.r VI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19

WtIllul uCl lCllltIl SIICtIl, SppII WI
grltm un0 8attin.
*@i5 gum Is. 0C3cmbcr ncrtnninr
mir ale &IciOcr 20 8ro5ent biIligcr
ais bi3bcr. Geo. u. Ruc0i9er
STRAIT Il. z. NoItbol,s, wcldc
iid mebrere Gage bier gum @eird
ibrcr GItcrm 6riB SichICr unO @nt
tin. bcfanO. febrtc IctGcn 9iruatn1
micoCr in i1rc MCimutb in Siumato.
mic, &anina. juriid, IN 8cgIcitlnq
iDrcr Mllttcr, mcId)c mCbrcrc $50.
DIN BORT perpciIcn miro.
Sri. Gnnilic Sangcnbcrg, mcldC
in Nelpton &QnIoS, cine Stcllc ais
(clc9ropbiitin bcfIcibet, fam an
Gicu5to9 bier ourd oltf Der Mcim.
relic uod) Grntr. no lie cine 5mci.
mollotl.idc Tcrien5cit bel ibrtn 81.
tern, 9oltia 2ungrnbcr9 un0 Satin,
pcrpciIcn miro.
III. g. @ntcmCpcr, bon Rltib
GiInu0, fcbrtc an 9ienStag pon CT
ner mad, ScOoIio untcrnommelcrl
@cihGft@rciic 5uriif.
-Gr. Trc0crif 9lltiocr@ei0r, non
Crate broftc Iebtcn GicnStnQ &u.
bert, oa5 4-jGbrigc Sobnhcn oe$
2llg. @Cicmunn pom nabe 0rofc IN
Tr. Mnifncr's @oipitol. ipo ser
@lrinc ciucr itmicriqcn 0pcrution
mtcrjoqcn wcrocn miro.
Go. &urreImcucr ln0 Sumilic,
non Gotsonnl. rciitcn Icbtcn 9irnS.
tag Don bier nlt& nnf @Oatina,
N~}cbruafo, no OicicIbcn tiiniti8hiu
mohncn mcr0en. @ir minihCn IT,.
men @IiIf ut0 @oblcrgebcn in ibrcr
urllCn Mcinlotb.
8. z. Slid unO Satin, pon
Stolpe itottctcn letter. 0icnsto8 III.
icrcr Stu0t cincn &eil&h ob. GtC=
ieIbcu bcion0cn lid o1f Der Ncim.
relic BON abortion un0 @oscono0C
no tic mCbrcre Gage bel &CrmunOs
ten D"crlueiIt batter.
-@m, Z. Noit, bon Nltcblo.
Colorado, beiunO lid leBteu Cont
tag luno Wonta9 bier sum @cir6
Icincr Gltcrn. Ben Mott mo @ottin.
6. s. @cmpcImonn, BON Gba.
moi5, murOc an GiCnatog letter
ISOLDE Don Icincr @attin nit 3rpil.
lingcn (NG0derD bcitcnft, ieood)
itorb cinca Scr 3milIinqc fllr5 nod
icincr @cburt. 6rou 0cmpellnann
lit cine Iohter micrCS WtitbilrqcrS
Nlllguit SfrCb url0 Gotttn.
-&ultor &obn RotDi6ocfCr un0
@0ttirl, meIhc @crrn Notbidaeier's
Gltcrn, 6rc0. Hotbifoeicr uno @uts
Tin nuGC Smi5s cinen 5rucilp0dcnt.
(i6en 9ciu6 obitottctcn, iinD lcttcn
Montog bon bier aus miCOcr in i6r
Ncim in Siblcp. Soma, 3uriidge.
rCiit.
-GImcr SdmnrB bon 9iion
&onios, bciinOct lid lett nle6rcrcn
(ogcn bier gum 9ciuf iciner Gl-
tern, Conrad Sdmorb un0 @attin.
Sri. Mimic &rltcgcr, meIfc
mcDrcrc @o6Cn III Ban olti 9eil,d
bel 6riB @citbol6 ucrluciltc, lit lcttc
@od)c mieOcr III lire Seimotb III
@oItingS, gtcbr., 5uriidQcfcbrt,
SRI. gtcllic &eDlcnbrinf fcbrtc
Icttcn Sonntog bon ct. 2ouiS 5,t.
rild, no iic an 3. Nopcnbcr Der
&rrmGblun9 pOn Sri. 0orot6D
&rofft nit Gaitor Saul Nrabolpsfu
bcl8Cpobnt bottc. Die @raut lit
cine IohtCr Oc5 Dcrit. Gaitor Spbn
Slid, frilber bon Stolpc uno scr
jltnac Gbcntoun cil1 Sobn 0Cs go.
Itor @robolDSfp, iriibcr uon Smens.
bile. 0ic 9tcltpcrmGbIten nCr0rn IN
Soginom, WtidL, ibr Ncim oufihlo-
gen. Nm Wittlpoh moDutc Sri.
&cblcnbrinf Der Scicr OcS 70. Sod.
3citSto9CS OCS Gbcpoorcs emil &liG
lunb Satin III Ct. 2ouiS bel. Srau
Slid lUar friibcr Sri. Gono 9eters,
! N1,tN,, No,, 0,,,;E NC+nr2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19
Iagemcine Gunntp Henigfciten.

PIN AbcnO oeS 0onfiogunes.Gu.
9cs miro I'M Nccie S6ulbauIe (Srl.
9lnna 8oI0efer, 2ebrcrin) cine
MISUNDERSTANDING nebIt oaruuffol.
genOcn pic Supper itottfinoen 3ll
Sem Se0crmann frcunolidit cir9cla-
Sen lit.
Die Wiiiouri 0ooo &ooOs G(iIo.
ciotion gottc pcri6ieoene GrciIe aus.
0cictt iiir Den bcltcn Nufiob cine$
S6ilIcrs Der 6ffcntIi6en Sfulc ii6cr
Ons Ebcnro oglltc 2onoltroBen," bon
melhclt Der critic YrciS ($5O.0O) Der
6rcoa Carr, S6iilerin ser 0ffentli.
6cn Sdulc bon @lan0 5ucrfonnt
mltrbe.
Gin SroQrom ncblt @ors Supper
finoCt an Mittpo6 Nbcno, Oen 81.
Nopcmbcr I'M Coles Greet S6ulbou,
lie noDc @crmom (6rl. 6loro Slreo.
mcpcr, 2cbrcrim ltutt. Gos Bubli.
fun lit irelnolidit cingeloOcn unO
Die 0unlen erilrdt v9orcS" mit3u.
bringen.
Die GountD Court ionobl ais sic
Brobutc Court per0cn n06itcn
Wtontog ibrcn rcgelmGBigen go.
pcmbcr Tcrmin beginner ln0 mGb-
reno Scr 0an5cn ISOLDE IN SibunQ
ietn.
Senrp ". Iinne lit lcbtc ISOLDE
III Der @obmung ieincr Godtcr,
Grou g(u9uit @cbmcpcr nobc 9lon6,
in 2ltcr bon 7G Sobrcn geItor6er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-11-19
Seiratbs . 2isenien.

N'|"@TN N'JNHTN"F
Hugo F. Dothage, Hermann, 81
Esther P. Wegener, Warrenton, - q
Jacob Lautenschlaeger, Swiss, "a
Lizzie Pohlmann, Hermann, %
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-02
BOYS AND
UNION SUITS

olNhOlN SO1l1
$3.50 WOOL UNION SUITS. .S2.25
$500 FLEECE AND RIBBED
UNION SUITS ........... LIS
Sis FLEECE AND RIBBED
UNION SUITS ........... $50
S1.50 FLEECE AND RIBBED
UNION SUITS ........... 1.35
SIPS FLEECE AND RIBBED
UNION SUITS ........... lilo
S1.00 FLEECE AND RIBBED
UNION SUITS ........... 90c
BOYS AND C~HILDREN'S SHIRTS
AND BLOUSES
Sis SHIRTS SI.5O
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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-09
5000 IMMIGRANTS
REACH HERE in
ONE WEEK
would Have Been More Had
There Been Ships to Carry
Them Said Supt. Baker.

Hark, we pessimists and hosts Of
discontenti The sure and unmistak-
able herald OF better days looms on
the horizon The immigrants are COM
ingl
The vicious circle is about to be
made into square deal. A mighty
army of workers, looking to the West
ern World for relief from SORROWS
and sufferings and enforced ildeness,
is coming to reinforce our labor mar
ket, to help build up our industries and
to share with us in the good things of
this land
Penned in for FIVE years by the war,
the immigrants who would have been
here long ago are now seizing the
chance to come. Undaunted by the
prohibition amendment, they are
clamoring for passage on all the
steamers that sail from Europe. What
they seek is opportunity-not inebria-
ton. Their coming will mean a sew
ere disillusionment for the prophets
who told us that to exile liquor meant
to shut off immigration. These new
commers are showing the world that
whiskey it not the prize they seek in
this broad land of freedom.
Immigrants are coming in such nu-
mbers, according to Superintendent
Baker at Ellis Island, that the in
spection force is inadequate. In one
recent week 5000 reached this port
There would have been more, Mr.
Baker declares, if there had been more
ships to carry them.
Nine thousand immigrants with
their productive capacity mean more
for the future welfare of this country
than many cargoes of pure gold They
are the very class of labor for which
the country is starving. With work
waiting to be done on every hand, :he
laborer in this country, enjoying high
wages and plenty OF, everything, has
been fooled into believing that the
advent of new paradise was immin-
ent; an era in which food and raiment
would be waited down like mama
from heaven, without so much as the
lifting of finger to produce it.
But the fallacy of high wages and
decreased working efficiency is about
to be relegated to the limbo OF for
gotten dreams. Workers, producers
toilers are coming Men who have
wanted to work, but have had no tools
men .unafraid of toll, who will show
us again that from the ground which
swallows the human ashes, may also
be wrested sustenance for the human
body to chase away the artificial pla-
CUES that are upon us to-day.
This country should welcome the
immigrants, for their own sake and
for ours. They need this country to
give them the opportunity they could
not find at home. This country needs
them to push forward its development
work and to restore the equilibrium
of our economic structure as badly
shaken by the war-New York Sun
and Herald
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-09
CHICAGO WIDE OPEN
ADMITS DRY CHIEF
Cops Won't Help Close Bars Com.
plains Dalrymple.

Chicago, June 3.--"Every saloon in
Chicago is wide open" said Major A.
". ,Dairymple, prohibition enforce
ment chief of the Central District, to-
day When asked the reason why the
Major said, Because the police will
not cooperate with me-"
81 would not say they are acting on
orders not to enforce the prohibition
law" continued Major Dairymple,
"but | do know they are not cooper
ating with me. II they we're saloons
would not be open. The police are
countenancing the situation,
Chicago certainly is the ideal con-
vention city of the country You can
bet dollar against cancelled post
age stamp, that the Republican Con-
vention will outdraw the Democratic
Convention in San Francisco FIVE to
one in point of visitors.-you know
why--don't ask me-"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-09
WOMEN IMMIGRANTS
NOT SERVANT GIRLS.
Many Arrive, but Seek Work ir
Factories.

New York--Foreigners are coming
to the United States at one-third the
rate OF the year Immediately proceed
ing the world war; but there are no
servant girls among them, according
to Superintendent Percy A. Baker, OF
Ellis Island
Persons who think the servant
problem is going to be solved soon
will be disappointed il they are de-
pending on the women immigrants
from Ireland and the Scandinavian
countries" he said last week Plenty
of these women are arriving on every
boat, but they turn up their noses at
the thought of mental labor They
have their minds set on getting work
in factories, principally those manu-
featuring Injuries such as candy and
women's hnery."
Mr.. Baker does not think prohibit
ton has anything to do with the slow
rate of immigration Men and women
are needed in their own countries
now, he said. In Poland the need
for men is great, and hundreds OF
Poles in this country are now return
ing to their new republic