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Evening journal., 1920-03-04
EpwORTu LEAGUE INSTITUTE.

From Furnace TO Pulpit" VIII be the
topic discussed by Or. William II, Nor
gan. pastor Of the First NJ. E. Church
OF Baltimore, at the winter Epworth
League Institute tonight. The institute
will meet at Epworth Church. Doctor
Morgan began his career as a stationary
fireman, later entering the ministry. He
was at one time pastor Of Calvary
Church. New York, the largest Mstho-
list Episcopal church 10 the world.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
SOME GRAPHOPHONE DIVIDEND.

A suarterly dividend Of 25 cents in
cash and one-twentieth OF a share in
common stock has been declared pay
able April 4, on each share Of the out
standing common stock Of the Colum-
bia Graphophone Manufacturing Com
pany TO stockholders OF record at the
close OF business March IS. This is
continuance OF the dividend policy
Of the past year.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
MEnnINc INVITATIONS.

Special % The Evening Journal.
MlnDLETOWN, March i.-NIr and
Mrs William A McCrone have issued
invitations for The marriage Of their
youngest daughter, Anna Adelaide, TO
Francis w. Mcdowell. The wedding
will take place March no. al o'clock
at the McCrone home near Anddletown
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
CHICAGO GRAINS.

CHICAGO. March United Press,)-
Grain opening
Corn. May, iiOlSGs, up isto Off 4
July, i3i%@ls. unchanged to up 3.
oats. May, S2is; July 16, Off Is.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04

Sarah IIoffecker.
At the close Of the morning session,
Mrs. Eli Mendlnhall. former president,
urged all members TO be loyal to the
new president.
A box luncheon was served at noon.
At this afternoons session. Miss Lodge
will make an address. The exercise
mot Exempt" will be given by the
auxiliary of Mt. Salem NJ. e. Church,
and Miss Blanche Whtcraft will read.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
COLLECTOR HAUCH on DIrTy.

Thomas b. Haugh. deputy collector
of taxes for The Northern district who
recently underwent san operation for
stomach trouble at The Physicians and
surgeons Hospital. has recovered suf-
nciently to again report for duty.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
ATTENDS FATHERS FUNERAL.

Thomas II Pillsbury, chief clerk OF
The United States Engineer office, at
sixth and King streets. and resident OF
Newark, has gone to New Hampshire to
attend the funeral Of his father, who
died at an advanced age from pneu-
m0nia.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
IN .tENoRIAM

In loving remembrance OF our dearly
beloved husband and father. John W.
Jewell who depa rted this life March a. 1915.
Sadly missed by his Wife and Children.'
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
POOL ROOM MAN ARREsrFp.

James Johnson, Of No. 7Oi Walnut
street, was arrested by PatroIman
Blackiston this afternoon. charged with
having permitted boys under is years
OF age 20 frequent his pool room.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
PRICE OF FoRD CARS INcREasEp.

The Ford company has increased
prices on open cars $50 aud on closed
cars and tractors 500 Price OF tour
ins car, T. 0. b Detroit is now s706.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
oolMuNIrY League MEErING.

The Community League Of MARSHALL
ton met this afternoon at the school
house.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, March United Press)
today. March $500 up 8; May $500,
up IL; July, 1896, up 10.
Evening journal., 1920-03-04
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company, dupont Building.
furnish the following quotations or
locol eac,,ritio.. Rid Asked
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05
With Election a Month Away

less than amonth remains before the national eecto
and outside of the office seekers the paid workers anu
narsan newspapers no to be excited over te
situation The ouadrennial spasm whereby the nation
saved by insurng place at the piecounter Tor he
lis less violent than customary The party totei al"
rounded by the usual curious crowds Dut the ea
action and the violent whangng of the omoms evoke niue
enthusiasm. , .44 AID
Old General Apathy is holding his ranks intact anu anu
whv not? The people had nothing to say ABOUT
candidate and refuse to enthuse ABOUT liie seoo
politicians. The farccal character OF potlcai
nrett, well understood nowadays The fake hero-woi
t,nt has been worked to frazze The halo
inc is so transparent that few are deceived ro' M
been 20 svstemized and organized that 1t mas squee ~
enthusiasm out OF it. .,4;, candidate Is
.,ond;no enough nor magnetic enough to inspire Dnho
davoion or stir the hearts and souls OF NEIL!
either There is too much OF the professional po;
his stiffness, craftiness and nsincerty-aiu peop''
refuse to enthuse over politicians. 49, ,o,o 70
ce o +bore are those who bndly follow the ape re-
oordass of personalities issues whose enthusiasm -
WAYS evoked by the emblem. The Vote-efs'l"s ~
al,yavs smothers their iudgment-it tney nave any
o those who hope for party honor and posltloh anu
+bosa xvho seek profit whose enthusiasm Is mo- .,
dt brt the rank and file understand as wen as 'i!e
toins that business will go usual no matter VII" -
elected and that success does not lie IN MilS se tfe
oy 5o but rests as always upon ndlvldua elloit' -
THO nolitieian does not appeal to reason 1pp
-. al ~ nassion It is more effective ana requlie
- rtol exertion Besides it saves people tile tio" ~ ~
tbLnq to avoid which they have turned over 'ne a
a nrastioe of government to him. he reaiizeS 'i l
anu - voters are political whose pohca
was arrested for all time when they cast 'e
frs yoeand that they will continue vote the SAM al
;ndenitely He believes that the people IKE 10
bugged and that there is one ,n porn every
he would have to go out OF business ~ bo+t,as with
In +b;s election there are the usual sham a4i .nd
III las &c hate and the usual misrepresentation anu
# anyone is deceived he has only sell 10
For the issue unusually cearcut ana ne of reaction
usuy has ragged since the world began ana vi"
aartnne 49, as long as civilization endures'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05

"Kiddie Katydid doesn't sing
Freddie Firefly told Mr.. Frog hur-
riedly.
And Mr.. Frog was so surprised
that he almost sat right down in
the mud.
"What do you mean?' he cried
You must be crazy! For there
isn't a single person in all Pleas
ant Valley that hasn't heard Kid
die Katydid singing his tiresome
song on a fine midsummer night.
"That-" replied Freddie Fire
fly-'that is just where you're
mistaken, Mr.. Frog, And that
where everybody else is mistaken,
too. Tonight I was lucky enough
to learn that Kiddie katydid has
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05

declared, "All l ask you 10 uo 10
70 tell the story to Mr.. Crow.
HE won't believe it, either" the
tailor retorted.
perhaps he will when ne heai
the rest of the message" FREDDIE
answered. Il was just going 10
explain that Kiddie Katydid mas
a trick of rubbing his wing covers
together to make that Katy dld
sound
For the lands sake!" cried MI
Frog, as he leaped into the wa
ter convinced at last of the truth
of Freddie Firefly's claim. Il must
hurry home at once, for dawn's
already breaking. And Mr.. Crow
may come sailing over my place al
any moment" He landed with a
splash in the creek and started to
swim rapidly away. But after a
few strokes he paused and turned
around. You might almost say
that Kiddie Katydid is fiddler
mightn't you?" he called.
something like that" Freddie
Firefly agreed a bit doubtfully.
"Tll tell Mr.. Crow that, any
how" said the tailor. st will make
the story more interesting, at
least. And so far as l can see,
it can't do any harm"
And then he fastened away
Ieaylng Freddie FREELY to get
nome as best he could in the gray
Of the early morning.
You may as well put out your
light" Mr.. Frog shouted back, as
he disappeared among the reeds
But he didn't wait to see whether
Freddie took his advice, He was
too much excited over the strange
news. And as he swan easily
along with practiced strokes he
kept talking to himself.
I'm a pretty clever chap, L ami
he chuckled. I've discovered a
great secret this night. And old
Mr.. Crow will be glad to hear ali
about IT. Perhaps he'll want me
10 help him with his newspaper
after this.
And for all I know III have so
much to do that l won't be able
TO take any more clothes for my
customers"
He hadn't swum far before he
had entirely forgotten that it was
really Freddie Firefly who had dis
covered the secret and told it tc
him.
No doubt if anybody had re.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05

been fooling US all this time"
You don't say so!" said Mr.,
Frog. Then who is it that sings
that everlasting chorus?"
Nobody
Nonsense" Mr.. Frog scoffed.
II can be fooled once, maybe. But
I'm not to be fooled twice And
you needn't think for a moment
that you can make me believe any
such thing
"I don't care whether you be.
lieye it or not" Freddie F'irefly
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05
Laxity, Negligence
Held Responsible FOR
klamath Falls Fire

fire prevention and protective
measures and have assumed the
attitude thGt the government OF
Klamath rails is compeleut to
take care of lis /. ttYCsts without
outside interference.
THE fire department is utter
ly lacking and sorely deficient III
mechanical and other fire fight
ing apparatus and equipment and
the nan power is far too low for
a community of the size.
Water system Poor
The water system especially
the mains in the business section is
wholly inadequate as was evidenc-
ed in the failure of the pressure
when put to the crucial test. The
mains are those originally INSTALL
ed for the small town of a few
hundred people and their capaci-
ty is not at all in keeping with
the industrial and population
growth of the city.
"The fire alarm system is not
in keeping with the community OF
Klamat hFalls and its rapidly de
veloping proportions and respon-
sibilltics.
THE city is deplorably lacking
IN fire prevention and protective
ordinances and sadly in nerd Of
legislation to cure the evils which
exist at present and have been
permitted 10 exist for more than
year past, and to clothe the
fire chief with ample inspection
and curative authority without be-
ing handicappel and hindered Ivy
petty political and factional strife
and jealouSies.
Officials rnGuestioned
The Officials Nho shape the ..
litical destinies of klamath Falls,
from the mayor down, are -incn
of sterling worth and unimpeach-
able character" the report con-
cludes. "They feel and appreciate
their duties and responsibilities
keenly; their motives are unques-
toned and their openly avowed
ambition to clean u and rid their
proud city of its dead-% menaces
may be sincere but they seem to
lack the courage of their con-
victions.
The mayor passes the buck
to the council and the council
passes 1t on 10 the people" the
report declares referring 10 the
lack OF fire fighting facilities and
city ordinances regulating fire
hazards. klamath Falls. however,
has learned her lesson in the hard
school Of experience. heart rend-
ing and regrettable though ii has
been, of the frighttul cost of leth-
argic indifference and dallying
with the serious problem of civic
improvement along preventise
and protective lines. ana We feel
sure-at least we sincerely hope
that those precious lives have nc;
been sacrificed in VAN"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05

Happiness doesn't depend
on how much one gets, but
on how much he yearns.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05

The reaction from the war
isn't so distressing as the IN
action.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05

'I-l6GSt}
II you combined the II
critics of every known n
cough remedy, YOU un
not get as much real m,,
as there is in CHS simaJ
cough syrup, which i e,ii
in a few minutes.
Get from any drupss
OF Pinex, pour it inte,
and fill the bottle viii
either plain granulatsj
clarified molasses, hos
syrup, as desired. M
full pint of really bette
than you could buy Mi
three times the money i
ant and never spoils.
This Pinex and Synp
gets right at the cause i
gives almost immediu
loosens the phlegm, stos
throat tickle and heah M
tated membranes so gelNl
that it is really astoni,lIl
A days use will usualll
the ordinary cough and M
Group, hoarseness and bra]
ma, there is nothing NH
Pinex is a most yalu2
trated compound Of ger,1
pine extract, and has W
generations to break avs
To avoid Disappointing
druggist for "2H ounesi'
with full directions, and 4
anything else. GaaraliA
absolute satisfaction |
promptly refunded. Thl
Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05
minded Mr.. Frog of that fact he
would have been very indignant.

portland.-With discontinuance
of it's jobbing lines the Portland
pnbber mills a:aas undertaken an
extensive advertising campaign
playing up It, best known product
Non.skid rubber heels, for which
there is a big demand in the north
west
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05
Makes a Familyl
of Cough RAJ
SSGS1S2Sl5151r1s7l

Really better than y,
cough syrups, and ss,s
Easily and quickly "
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05
Cox Choice of
Republicans In
StaW Ballot

Heppner. or. Oct. 5.-Results OF
straw vote taken here Friday
night At a meeting called by Harry
Cummings. a republican leader.
showed; Cox. Us; Harding. "a.
Debs. II.
Among those present at the rally
were J. II. Messenger, z. T. HID
bard and George ". Foote. Port
land travelling men. who inspected
and checked the count. vouching
Tor tAe accuracy OF The totals.
The Knights q Pythias lodge At
Bend has received an official v.sf
fram Grand Chancellor aurley.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05

It is a strong constitution
that can survive innumerable
amendments. y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05

10 doubt if anybody had re-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05
A B c. of the League
of Nations
BY Will Irwin -
Wills the League Super-State?

becomes outlawed, We will sur
render temporarily our sovereignty
over our foreign commerce 10 the
extent of stopping trade and COM
munication with the offender.
Tomorrow A B c of the League
of Nations will answer the ques-
tion: Wiz. obligations relating TO
war does the league impose upon
its members?
Copyright, 1920, by n. 7. Evening
Post, Inc.)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05

Private stocks can be made
to last indefinitely by the ad-
dition of the percentage of
water common to industrial
stock.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05
Loganberry
Laughs
By Robert Quillen.

| Laughs
By Robert Qufllen.
The reaction from the war
isn't so distressing as the IN
action.
It is a strong constitution
that can survive innumerable
amendments. y
Happiness doesn't depend
on how much one gets, but
on how much he yearns.
One listens to a phonograph
speech and marvels at the re-
production Of sound.
Tn these bootleg days, we
need a Society for the Pre-
vention of cruelty to Stom-
achs.
If there is any good in ex-
ample, surely prices will prof.
it by the fall of the year.
The man who works faster
when the boss is near is kept
out Of Jail only by kindly cir
cumstanees.
AS usual, the farmer-Labor
party has leaders who farm
not, neither do they labor.
OF course you understand
that striking phrase is de-
termined to have shorter SEN
tences..
Japan is basing her con.
quest on the theory that the
yen is mightier than the
sword.
A few more weeks now, and
sovereign citizens of America
will go TO the polls and vote
their grouches.
Straw votes show eonclu.
sively how the candidates
will run among those who
take part in straw votes.
If Mrs. Gait is their first
candidate, honid men will
accuse her of trying to purr.
chase the presidency.
The modern version is that
people who ride in jitneys
shouldn't throw tacks.
There should be a law pro.
viding a medal for the busy
man who slays loafers who
drop in to take up his time.
We know now why de la
Huerta made peace with Vii.
la. He was afraid Villa would
get mad and starve to death
Cox and Harding to John,
son; we could not love thee
dear, so well, loved We not
CALIFORNIA; electoral votes
more"
The beginner should under
stand that a batting eye won't
get very far unless there is
considerable grey matter be
hind it.
Considering the number OF
heads that have turned to fol.
Iy one judges that the use Of
vacuum cleaners is not as
general as it should be.
One who has occasion to
use a telephone and finds the
desired number busy, busy,
busy. can believe that Tenny-
son frequently spent half a
day on one line.
***s
Private stocks can be made
to last indefinitely by the ad-
dition Of the percentage of
water common to industrial
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05

Entirely inadequate fire fight
ing facilities, lack of city ordi-
nances regulating fire hazards,
Jack of authority on the part of
the fire chief. a disposition on the
part Of city officials TO pass the
buck aud failure to act on rec
concentrations made by the state
fire marshars office following a
survey of the city i'm September,
1919, is held, in report filed with
State Fire Marshal Barber, Mon
day. by Deputies w. G.. Allen and
II. II. Pomeroy, TO have been re-
sponsible for conditions in klam-
ath Falls which resulted in the
disa astrous conflagration of Sep
tenber G. last, in which nine peo-
Pile were burned TO death and
many injured in the destruction Of
the Hotel Houston
Blame Not Placed
1--WE do not feel competent or
called upon 10 place the blame
for this terrible calamity" he re
mort reads. Nobody is willing to
assume the blame or responsible
ity for the disaster personally nor
70 point the finger OF accusation
toward any individual or group Of
persons.
The Houston hotel has long
been known as a veritahle fire
trap although without facilities or
furnishings in the nature of Ilre
protection. prevention or escape,
tho report points out. The only sign
In the entire structure. it adds,
was one admonishing guests 20
"pay in advance" there being
nothing to show the l0cation OF
either exits or fire escapes.
"The indications are that the
fire started in the rear of the no
tel. evidently from rubbish tho'
was known to have existed there
from time to time but Just how
Il originated is at present myS-
terry and. perhaps, mag never Dc
known"
Hotel Fire Trap
The report calls attention to a
nreyious report made by deputies
Allen and stokes following sur
vey made in September 1918. In
tbis report. il is pointed out, at
,ention was called to the Houston
hotel which was characterized as
a "dilapidated and dangerous al
fsfr'which should be condemned
and RACED long ago in the estima-
,;on Of the present and former TIRE
chiefs Of Klamath Falls both OF
whom declare they would have
condemned il had they been cloth
ed with proper authority.
"The chimneys We're supported
hv brackets and some of the
stoves and flues were in extreme
ly dangerous condition. elec'rlo
wiring had and there was but one
faryl fire extinguisher in the en-
tire building and many other out
standing features which. in the
estimation Of your deputies as
well as nany citizens OF klamath
rsaus constituted il menace TO
the lives Il contained as well rs TO
the community"
Report Ignored
The contents Of this report Il
is stated. were well known 10 the
city officials Of klamath FaUs out
The report had been pigeon hoiea
and no action was ever taken on
its recommendations.
Repeated efforts on the part OF
the fire chief 10 eliminate ~
hazards had only met with reeutts
from the mayor and city council
The mayor and certain other
officials OF klamath Falls the
report continues, showed dis
uos'tion TO be resentfui OF and an
toward the stats fire
narshars department for the eN-
srcise of its good offices and le
- funcffons In the promotlasf nf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-03
Supper Table
Gossip

a for SLIGO damages for iniur-
les alleged % have beer received in
"a bicycle accident last m was
lieu roy sole mon Garcia. % minor. by
~ rather. ltodolfo GarcEa. against
denrRe Sullu. u is claimed that suliu
ran into the hoy. causing him 10 suffer.
q cracked skull 1904 other personal
inlurieH.
The stOnd fire within a week o.
CURED IN a maCarOul factory. H11
south Second street. at 11.45 O'Clock
list night. The cause 81 the nre ls
nslieNta TO be hot ashes. The dam
age was nominal.
Tire In tltc roof OF thc residence Of
Mrs T. r. Duran. 1884 North Twelfth
street yesterday. caused Il loss of
900. There WAS no insurance. The
sehtr7l fire station put out tho
TIE building Tra dcs Council nj Al
nuynerqne hhs been formed with an
building trades unions reprcaented.
rms organization s fashioned after
we local Federated shop Crafts
= oinhittee n sdli perform the same
soft OF service for the building trades.
WIN Ihillips ~ the carpenters has
hcen made pres idcnt Of the now coun-
~ ana J.. IT, Hansen 1f the p1intcrs
Jack Mclaughlin hns Begun work NJ
tne White trage as AN automobile
AnoT a t~p weeks vacation mc
fihHsfh IN A~ulcsmauship and Bible
ttulN 40 The \. NJ. G.. A. will resume
ihtlr work en- Monday and TUESDAY
evenings. u. o.. Garcia ls leader or
NE Bible - udy class aud Professor
~ltussntl NJ. Howard. professor OF eco
ioinics at n e University. ls giving tine
course in aalosmanship. 4 class IN
puelic spci king Tor YOUNG men and
lw hnsinos men ~ the city win he
organized ~ "a few days. Al those
Interested in joining sucn 70 class
should rrport 90 the secretary Of the
association. The first meeting viii
pc held on Thursday nsght of next
"on Three Seas Is thu topic Of nc
tpoe0h - be- made by !. ID. thinner
man ~ Topeka. kansas. vino will adj
dress tho men az the Fellowship
luncheon az tho Y. n. r. a. tom0r-
row afternoon. Miss Dorothy CAM
eron VIII give u violin solo. These
meetings are largely attended by men
away from home. and by strangers m
the city The men who attend rcFu-
Larry We with cnch other I'm bringing
others who have neve known tho hos
pitnlty W companiOnship which may
De had ut tho Y.
=. u. putncy has purchased a Ciic,-
rnlet from Jhe Cooper Motor CONF
puny.
btnrrd posters adVcrtisins miriam.
Sister % Moses the frs{ Imported
attraction or fhe Community Play
house assoclatiuu. are on exhibit IN
the store windows today. This syn
thettc drama Will ne given on We'd
nefday evening at hodcy han on the
University campus. Tickets FOR the
course Of four performances on Jan,
D and are or sale for 50 al the
store showing posters.
The office Of visiting nurse for
hernalillo county, recently created hy
no county school board. has not Yet
been nliod. although several appliCa-
tious have been made. The woman
who applies for the position must be
10 graduate nurse with training In
public health, anG mist be able o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-03
SPANISH CLASS Of
Is IS ASSURED
First Meeting Will Be at
Chamber of Commerce
Next Friday

In conjunction with The University
OF New Mexico. the chamber of COM
mtrce ~ offering a course OF COM
mercial Spanish a class Will be
started Friday. January 9TH. this class
70 q on Tuesday and Friday ar
ternoon from 4 10 $40. and viii be
composed Of 1i people OF the city
who are DESTROYS Of obtaining knowl-
edge OF commercial Spanish.
The class Will be under the dlrec-
tlun Of Prof.. lhann.
This offers The opportunity 20 tho
employees OF the city as well AZ em-
pioyer to learn Spanish. as Il Is
recognized d "a a course ln commprs.
ial Spanish L. highly desirable ana
very beneficial To all lines 81 business
as well as 90 professional men.
Complying with the extension rules
Il viii be necessary 10 charge a rogiH-
try Zee Of s3.00 for this course. but
10 those who complete the course
800 will be refunded.
This opportunity 10 study commerce
lal spanish under tho t%uturaFe Of onr
highly capable o. teaching IL. should
be Efasped eagerly boy "a number Of
Albuquerque business people ana
their employees. A mi have al
ready enrolled and as the class b.
limited to -, 30 Will hn necessary for
those Interested 10 step lively and
make application 20 the Secretary %
the Chamber or Commerce immediate
IS as the nrat class win meet January
9th.