davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31

Die Neomten u1bleu fir Gus nndllte
Sobr. Mon erportct, Oab ole ytity
gIieoer onmcieno lciu weroen.
Nm porigcn 9ienStog torl ole
Turmubr uno Die Oo5u gcbori 2n ell
cftriiGeu Motoret an uno olsbolO
muroe tic obgelaoen unO gum Se-
Itimmllngsort gebroht. Sic mar per
pndt in 81 groBen aiitcn nit einenl
@eiommtgemidt bon nabe5u 5000
9funo. @Iei6 nod Neuiobr per-
Den ole 9iinitIer Der llbrGlfobrif NIT
ser 9lufltellilng i'm Tbltrm Der ct.
RoricnfirdJe beginner.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
ct, @sariensairde.
5. q. @otb, @furrer
5. StroBe, 5lpii9en 8 unb $ Ctr.

Meuiobr, oas Set Ser 8ei6neioung
oes 9eilanoes, lit elm gebotener Sci
ertag. Die bl. Neiien lino pie an
5onntagen I'M T. 8, 9 uno Sodoult
Inn 1890. Benin So6amte fuiro Der
Gbor unter 2eitlug oeS BrOf. arm.
@umpre9t oas idone 8eibnabtspro-
gramm, oas allgemein berpunoeri
muroe, mieoer iingen. Nad Dem So6-
ante lit iafrpmentuIer Segen.
Am nG9iten Sonntag lit Der Gum-
munionstag fir Die Sumgfrauea-So-.
oaIitGt. Sci Der 7 ubr Weiie gebeu
Die Mifglieber our Ill. aomIutnicn.
Sci Der 8%eriammlung am fommcnoeu
Mittpo6 Inn 7.30 obenoS meroen iie
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
9cinuueb!
Gem 9unO Der INSTRUMENTATION
Is. 9. gepiOmct BON
SeImutD y. Soller.
@eibnod 1920.

gsehmttsboa, I'M oultrem Bof9en,
WleIondolii6 uno peritimmt,
Ioaer 5duermilt uno SerlongeH
Sinn i'd, mas Ben Mut mir nimmt.-
@eltenorauien 0ieb'n poriiber.
e1loen6frdlme, lGnglt entfIob'n,
SrGllm' i'd beut' AUS nere mleoer.-
9od I'M Sraum Dor i'd ben ToH
Giuer ara D~critimmten Soite:
Shref uno Slid, i'm @ediel berb'
5dlpinOen ge%iIterbuft ms Beite;:-
Gin @eiiibI, oaB i'd neroerb'
gme Stiieen meiner 8urgeH.
gatr Elm Soffmuugsidimmer Dintt:
0aB, fDie belte, 10 audi moreen
gSobl mein 8ampi gum 3iele OrIHgt.
MoS emit Iieb' mir, lit peri1IpnuoeH
gSos mir miftig, lit erfonut.
llno sic 8abrbeit unummunoen
EeIten puroe MIR genanHt;
Sdein unO S6tDinoel,
8eItgeitH0cl,
SeudIeriifb uH6 nett berfeblt
0efer @ip'qes, obne Sdamen.
QaIlen mir ciu fr0itelno @rdmeH:-
Seimpeb lit es mas mid quilt.
Seimlpeb nod Der alien Weile
o5m o~eliebten 8aterlano;
Seinmeb nod Dem Sreltnoesfrelie,
Wad gcliebter 8ruOerbono.
2(d, uie boben iie geIitteuL
5eIocnbait, I'M ihperiten 3rieg,
0o fie fir Dos 9eil geltritteu.
8enn id ale 0inge mieg'
Die ser gan3en @eIt gum Segen,
Oeutlhe, fromm uno itarf, mo trell
IreibeitsluIti9, nit Dem Oegen
llno Dem 8ort, our6 eaten neil
5hoffen, unter idmerem 2eioen-
Nrmgemadt ourh Seinoes Giid :
Meoht' ib ales bier Dobl meioeH,
Seb'n CUR Seimut mid 5urtld.
8iro mir. beimmebfranf, @enelunl
SSn Der Seimat; ooer nibt?
SIT es ni6t als Oh Termeiling
@an5 europa ieet 5erbri6t?!
gein, ia mill niht iduerer ma@e'
eos Ser Srellen, iiber'm Wteer.
Sd mill bier nit Wnt entfaden
Qiebesglut fir 9elitidlauoS 8ebr:;-
Titr Die Seimnt grSR're 2iebe,
Wr6f're Silf Snrh &at mnS Sat:
0ositiIt meme Ser8enstriebe.
Seimueb oies geidaffen bat.
! @nq i'm @eiIte mir nerbunoen,
Deutidlono uno glmerifa,
! soil Die @elt bod nod geiunoeH'
! 5ieb', Der SeilanS 1T nod Sa.
8eibnadtsiuebmnt, 8eibHadtstrGH'
Nimmt ser Seilano beute fort
8aS ooS I6nade Ser8 aud mabne :
6eiliat 10 aud SieieM Srt.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
GOHcOrOia Stride.
20. unO @ 5truBe gS.-@.
6. 8. 2o6er, 8nitnr.

Der am Is. uno tG. 9e5ember OBJ
gebaIteue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mar ell
meit beiierer @rioIg, ais WfanHe poil
Dem etpas fIejn gepIanten ltllterncD-
men erlpartet botten. 0ic sum Der
fartf augebotcneu5 ohen pnrel bllbldl
uuo prdftil6, 10 oaB man lte nltt lIllr
faufte, Inn elmer gliter Snda 81 Del
fen, ionoern neil man iic lpirtlld) oon
T1lBen fou0 rno baben mollte. 0te
8~afetpoit tat enprue @ei6dTte ltno
hdtte nod picI mebr Batete ablielerll
fonnen, meun oieieIbeu borbanoen &C.
meien mdreu; sic 8afete namll6.
glud, Ser SlnbiB5 Ser i@erpicrt ipllroe,
un0 sic @rfrii6ungen, erTrenten lta
glten 3uipru6s. Sic 0aTlen pes
Qomites 0anfcn otf8 ber5Iitlte allen
@dIten, Die iif einfanoeh, allen
freunoli6en @ebern, utO Scoem Der
ionIt gum @rfoIg OeS llnterncbmcnS
m~itgebolfen bat.
Ser Gr%auenperein bate an 0tella.
tag Der 8eibnudtsmo9e lellen SSelps
uahtsfoffee bel geieIiger uno genult'
Iidcr unterbaltung. 6rm Gnnla
Shtl8e ipor 10 ~freuuolid). babel EN-
Sopran-Solo gum 8ortrag Su brln-
oe1l, oos alqemein 8eifall fanO, nab.
reno SEER 2ollis Settler Elm @eotdlt
portrl,a, oas 9(uen ben flareH De
meis lieferte, oaB ser cute 9err trop
feines boben MIters nod iebr rllltl9
lit uno Elm ollBeroroentlih gutcS @e-
oGdtnis beboIten bat.
0ie neutrality-suspicious., Die
in Der Goncoroiu Stride geTeiert mlir-
Sen, maren gut beiu6t. Ser Gbor
tritg in prGoiier uno allsorlidspoler
8eiie etlide @eiun9itilde Dor, lpelde
ole 8eibna1t8botlhaft ben 3uborerf
in Die Ser3en binein langen. 9ert
8iuiam s. Santelmann ipiclte MI!
Weiiterban0 allf ser Sioline Sduberl
8iIbelmj'3 y@ne Maria~ uno mie.
Oerbolte oasielbe auf SerIangcn ar
feIqeuoen Gonntog Morgen. Serl
@iIbelm GaebIe brobte eiu Eenorio.
10 gum 8ortrag. Sn Der Sonntag.
idulfeier an Son1tag Mben0 lput
Srl. Srieoa 9rieg Die SolilTiM ipob'
reno BON oen SfinOern Der Sonntag.
iduIe unter 2eitrno bon SRI. Watbil
oe Golb elm Groeramm bon Or. u.
Dam @eibeI, benz blinoen 8omponllt
en-, 8ur Mufiiibruug fam, oas alt1 oit
8erlummIrng einen tiefen Ginorud
madte uno aIlgemein NnerfenmtrG
fono. 0ie gau5e 4rSfiibritng 0elgte
ooB ieoes Ser S~eilnebper fem nllerbe
ties tim moQte, DEM Shriitf tlo 81 @b.
ren. Oie Stride mar wciDfahtltd
geIhmiidt, llno amei bllnt bclendtei'
G~briItbGrmle uno -ein bell ltrablenocl
Stern re0eten Don Dem Seben unl
2idte, oo3 in itiaer, bciliger Nad)t
5ur @roe nieoerfum, rm 900 mi
Dunfelbeit alt iiberpinoell.
Nm SploeItcrobeno, 81. DECEMBER
finoet Inn s llbr Elm @~ottesoienlt IN
enqliider Gprad)e itatt, I'M beiH
auiblid al Got, Bern guten @ebel
uno Dem gnGOigen 6iibrer allcr lei.
uer. @inoer, oas olte Sabr gum ab.
lhluB 3l brineen, uno 6as neue 81
beqinnen. Nm gtohmittag Oes Nsels.
iabrstages, beginneno am 2 ubr.
miro ole 8eibnahtsfeier in Der Sea.
peae in Mromore it%attfinoen. YIN
lfomu4euoeu Sonntag 1T Der II llbl
Gutfes0ien1t oeutid, nno miro an
S6lufle OesleIben oas Seilige Nbeno-
mobi gefeiert iDeroen.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
GOneOrS 0ameu.g ereiu.

Die nGd6te 8eriommlung Der 9a'
men.S eftion finoet I'M Sonnta9, ben
8. Sanatar, sur iibliden Belt ltatt.
8ir Iaoen Die Srauen uno 6rdltlelns
oeutider @bItommung oriugeno uno
ber3lidit gum 8eiuhe elm.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
GinseianOt.
Waein Iiebes Sournatl

Mein liebes Sourndll
giqentlid batte i6 mir borgenom.
men, mid gar ni9t mebr I'M Did
All fiimmern, bod bel lGngerer ueber-
Ieouna fieI mir elm, oaB 9ein Serr
Serousgeber gar ni6t Der S6lIlotge
Iein fonnte. neil @r on Dem Beetbo-
ben . Abeno garnidt i'm Glnbbauie
mar. God our So6e: Denflt gu
nidt, 0aB es re6t geipeien mare, fper1t1
Gein &err &eporter (mer er aud ge-
mcien iein mag) nur nit einem 8or-
tc Die 6rolen bon Ser Seftlon Noes
Concord. &lubs erp6bnt bGtte2 5ralt
8iue; Die ltets lnermiioli6e, no es
GILT gu belfen, bate feinen Sudden &C.
baden; 6rau Stauff oesgleiden,
Grau @altber lieferte &affee nno
.3ufer oo5u, uno i'm Sou par elm fei-
ner sc o o gebraut, unO ih claude.
0einem Serrn &eporter logen 81 fon-
men, Dab oos Serbieren bon Saffe
lno Sudden lebr piel 81 Der alter
Oeutlden @emiitli6teit beitrug. llno
ous Bette bon allem mar, oaB Der
Srauen.S eftion $500 in ibre &olle
floIIen. 9o miro INNER 10 piel bon
@inigfeit geidrieben id claude ober,
oaB @infeitigfeit ELM bellerer
Musorud mare.
llno nun, liebes Sournal, iDoden
mir oas neue Sabr redt CUTE 5reltnoe
bIeiben uno pini6e i1 Dir Elm ber5'
Ii1es Slid aufl" I'M nellen Sabr.
Oh finoeit einliegeno ben 8etrag
fir 3 nelle 2eier, jeoen fur Elm Sabr,
Mogen ale 8eutiaen Did leien, 0u
biit es pertb.
YauIine @altber.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31

2umhruG, @ealIpaf, luirflide 9eIifO.
teKen, limb sn haben bel:
UibIers, 1916 Mggs Narft.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-18
MANY HEAVY TAX PAYERS MAY GET
REBATE FROM GOVERNMENT RESULT
OF RECENT DECISION OF TREASURY.

Many heavy taxpayers II Potter
county nov face the pleasant possihili.
IS ~ securing substantial rebate un
the heavy income taxes paid hy ihru
during the last season. u not for sry
crai acnsons
Collector ~ Internal Revenue FmnS
y. Cunningham stated 90 q r'prrscn.
taflve ~ the Amarillo Daily News th1t
Treasury Decision 80. 2o'i permits
husband and wife e. filc separate o.
turns ~ community income. t'ndUr
the somewhat peculiar laws - Wash
lnlion and Texas citizens ~ those
states are permitted o. thus filr their
returns. according o. the decision ~
the treasury department IN all 9th o.
states the income 81 the husband must
be rendered as one income. his own.
Community Income"
In the treasury decisions quoted.
Community income" h defined ne "n.l
earnings 81 husband and wife nclud.
Ing salaries. also the income from scn.
crate properties but not the Increase ~
value from separate property
Mr. Cunningham believes that the dc
orion II retroactive and thus VII r''
sili In large refunds heinz due g. many
~ the taxpayers ~ this district u u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-18

ness agent of the dock builders union.
which has 1 membership ~ approx.
Watoly 5000 each member II which
contributes fifty cents month out ~
his dues o. nfind,lls salary. which
from this one union alone. IL estimated
~ approximate, $50 600 q year.
Iirindells rise ~ labor leader hls
lv.n prumutiuuIi IT, came o. New
York less than ten years ago. looking
Cor work. coming from Pm, idenc.. Il
] where be- b. said o. have been a DRUG
clerk. lie first appeared ln the local
labor movement as duCK builder. hn,
INK hsd previous experience in this
work in Canada whore h. cininsd a.
have been a member ~ Qu.h., d,o'l
workers union rt the age q ~
White bulldlng decks. Bundeli begin
- fHnOirg lhr workers atd huii, up r.
powerful union. one ~ the strongest ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-18
ION Will make Il nn next day.

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-18
DAILY PANHANDLE WILL
GIVE CAR TO CANDIDATE
WHO LEADS IN CONTEST

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-18
ENRICO CARR ~ BUYS
DIAMONDS ~ DENNEI,

DENVER Nov i6-Onc more stcr
toward rcplrni-hinE the valuable col
lection " iowclry stul,n from his Ions
Island home was taken by Enrico ca
uso Italian tenor. when he sauntcrvl
into Denver icwolry store and pur
chased gems o. the fcputcd value oi
g. 400
Among the stones bought bv Carusl
according o. the local dealer. was q
diamond from on original st own u
hy the late car Nicholas ~ Russia
Tho Denver irwclcr announced tht'
the diamond came into his possession
through purchase from a Dallas. Tex
merchant
Caruso. Il was said displayed keen
knowledge ~ the value ~ diamonds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-18

WNIIlHH'I IfuII THE" VH'T
expected Payments totalling more
team 500 00H were alleged 90 have been
lived hy the labor leader during the
last ten months
toi large Payments.
Amounts - payments alleged rang@l
fIsI sguu o. So 900. IN. latter hsigs
paid hy Hugh : Robertson. q builder
on account - au agreement a. paw
Bnndell $50 GOO Tor strike Insurance,
az "lsbur movement Information %
In absolute control - the building
trades council with ~ membership q
iis.ou0 uniur WORKER Brin1ell hiss
ils-ar re-arded ~ me ~ tho m"-, p"0 .
'rfia factor in orraniyed. ialnrgiu NgT
York. lie holds life contract o. TN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-18
A TExAs WONDER.

For kidney and bladder troubles
gravel. weak and lame back. rheuma.
tlsm and irregularities Of the kidneys
ana bladder IN both men and womsn.
II not sold by your druggist. will he
sunt by mail on receipt ~ 81 Is. Small
bottle often cures. Send Tor sworn tee
tlanonials. Dr. 4. w. Hail. 1895 olife
slrect. ~. Louis. Mo. Sold by drug
eists. -Advertisemeni
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-18

the council h. now heads Later he WIS
e prominent factor In the board ~ busi.
ness agents. which ceased Ia exist less
than year ago when the council was
organized.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-18
JOIN THE MOOSE.
MAX SILVERMAN
Gents Furnishing and
Tailorinp

let ~ save you from Sl000 To sl5.oo
nn your suit. We can also save you
none, on work clotlses aud shoes.
iNl>G, PRESSING AND ~.
TERiNG DONE nv ENPERTS -
CO., o.. Fourth street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-18

lu The following table th" first col.
umn states "a given income The com
linod surt1N b. stated in the SECOND
column. The saving effected b. giy"n
BOO the third column
Community returns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-18

one ~ Americas greatest sculptors
Edwin Dallin. was once n wheclbarrow
boy In a Utah mine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-18

estimated that several millions ~ dol
lars VIII hr refunded hy the federal
government a. taxpayers lu Texas. "a
large number uf them Boo the wichita
Falls and Amarillo districts
u D. pointed out however that tho
decision uf the TREASURY Boz r,rurl a.
community Incomes o. Ui uu value rN.
trpt Ca thusr Who have paid taxes ON
lnUum,s of os'r 81 Onn un zoo Incomes
larger than that thor, o. H difference.
Increasing rapidly lu proportion ~ Tho
income h,rUmts H larger ono Thus.
on 400 Income Df $1,000 the sum saved
when the Income is rendered ~ com.
muuiiy income is $50 when rruil rcd
Bs formerly tn suTtlN uu such tu iu.
como would hr s3rn when rendered
te q community Income oi 50 300 each.
fHr husband ana wife, the sur tax On
,u,h would hc 800 % total ~ $500. or
$50 iess ON un income uf So 600 MS
rendered heretofore the slr.tiN would
De- g. $40. when rendered us a com.
murity income 90, suftlN Tor husband
and wifu each would hr S1.i or 81 $50
fnr both. this would hr "a saving ~
nearly Thousand dollars $3.50 a. De
exact. ON hundred thousand dollar
income the swing would De- over fi2..
600 when rendered Is 70 community ir.
,uu, As the income increases tho
saving hvrUmDr rrspundinglN larger
Their, are quite 70 number ~ incomes in
Amarillo and The surrounding territory
which ur, llrg, enough iu cUtltlp their
owners 90 very substantial refunds.
amounting in SOM, cases GO thousands
q dollars
NJ Details Given.
Tho treasury department has not vet
decided upon the details of the manner
in which thrs, claims fDr rebates shall
D. received nud handled u Is the wish
~ o., collector uf internal revenue ihHt
mo- claims fur such refund boz mad
either through him ur through the
treasury department nt Washington
until thsss details have been formu.
lated They VIII then boz announced ~
the public % is expected that that an.
nnunDom,nt can be- made in about two
weeks
n should De- understood that the r..
funds which may p" claimed are from
tho surttXrs only The normal tax
an sums below $4,000 b. per cent. on
sums above s. 900 % iss por cent what.
ever the sum may b, or however u may
De- rendered
The first table below IL given the
sur thN an various sums when rendered
~ they previously have been.
Individual returns
Income SurTlN
3 1000 go
10 600 500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-18
LABOR LEADER INDICTED
ON EyT0RT|ON CHARGES

CONTINUED from page onel
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-31
SKYSCRAPERS
ARE NOT GOOD
INVESTMENT

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Jaiy al
Low buildings erected on expensive
lots are more profitable than sky
serapers towering into the air In the
opinion Of various members Of the
National Association Of Building
Owners and Managers expressed at
their annual convention here. This
IL contradictory to the generally sc-
ceptcd theory Of realty men.
Reading n paper a, one OF the SEES
xOns on Analysis OF the Compare
tive Investment Value Of Office
Buildings OF Various Heights" Ed.
win 3. Jewell. Of Omaha, an advocate
Of the low building theory. said that
since land values are enhanced by
the Increase In population I'm sec
tion and not by the size of buildings
ON II. structures under 10 stories in
height were more profitable In that a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-31

for schools and other public improve
m.nts.
The low building plan he said,
would prevent congestion. promote
safety and good health and by fore
ing the spreading OF the business
district over n wider area, provide
more stores. which would rcsul, in
greater competition and lowor prices
to the buying public"
A low building, Mr.. Jewell as
serted. can be built for ~ cents per
cubic foot cheaper than a tall build
ing OF the same quality because
cement can be used instead OF steel.
Mr.. Jewell asserted he had made
a study OF revenues from a large
number OF office buildings in more
than so cities, adding that the re-
Ceip,s and expenditures from l<s
buildings in 1919 showed an average
income Of about Sl,4l per square
foot whereas Il would require S2.s%
per square foot TO make the invest
ment realize six per cent.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-31
BIDS WANTED

Bids will be received at the rectory
Of Sacred Heart church, eighth and
High street, until y. m. wednes-
day. August II, 1920, for the erec-
tion Of the building for the Sacred
Heart Academy. Each bid must be
accompanied by a certified check for
fve percent OF the amount OF the
bid. Plans and specifications may
be had from Rev. II. J. Marshall.
The right 10 reject any and all bids
is reserved. By order OF the build
ing committee.
3l-lO JOHN DREHER. Chairman
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-31

saving would be- made on the tire.
meudous cost OF foundation and en-
prmous elevator equipment.
IL biild.r sreCts "a six to eight
story building In a part OF the city
that is the business section" MIR.
Jewell said. 'and II that business
section shifts In a decade or two. the
structure can readily be used for u
factory. warehouse, or other pur-
poses. II is still u marketable build.
ing. The same is not true OF the
skysgrspe-,
when builders begin TO erect low
buildings In our cities, the tremend.
Gus amount OF money now being used
for building foundations and sub
Easements. can be pu, into other
buildings, The money put into eie'
vators, heavy framework and other
incidentals necessary TO the erection
OF u skyscraper would pay for "A good
practical office. building four TO six
stories high covering the same piece
OF ground"
. Mr., Jewell, who In chairman OF the
operating experience committee OF
the building owners and managers
association. also asserted that the
low office building plan would spread
the business districts Of cities over
wider areas and raise land values,
enabling cities TO raise more revenue
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-31
EVEN IN GERMANY
OLD CUSTOMS FALL

BERLIN. July l0.-A venerable
Teutonic institution, the Stammtisch,
is disappearing. The stammtisch
was the middle-class mans club. bSt
since the price OF beer has gone up
from 80 pfennigs u pint to 2 marks
for less than u pint. the inducement
10 gather round the oaken board In
some vaulted Keller to discuss poll
tics, art or philosophy has faded
away and the great decorative stems
With the embossed pewter lids have
become mere shelf ornaments.
Berlin Stammtische were many
and various. Each had its own Gus
toms and convivial ritual. Some,
where painters, cartoonists, actors
and literary men foregathered, were
famous throughout the German
speaking world and had been In con-
t!nuous existence for over cen
tury.
The latest one to go Is the artists
Stammtisch AZ Siechens, In the Beh-
renstrasse. with which many famous
names are associated.
To the traditional German. the
end Of the stammtisch means the
end Of Gemuthlichkeit. that particu.
larly beatiac state Of mind induced
by good cheer and high thinking.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-31
MAIDS WANTED at the
White Pelican Hotel. 31-2
. >>>>>> . - >>H<
. ADDITIONAL PERSONALS .
900 . . . . 90 . 90 4 .

George L. Furber, of Midland. was
in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Harry J. Dwyer will leave for
Portland tomorrow morning. where
she Will Join her husband, who has
been forced TO make his home there
in order to be near specialists for
the treatment; OF his eyes.
r. c. SPHINX Is city visitor from
his summer resort at Idlerest on
sprink Creek. today.
Mr.. and MIS-. Charles Moore and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Van Bellen will
,eave this week lend for two weeks
vacation at Diamond Lake.
r. ". Cunningham. rancher.
from Pine Grove. Vas in town this
morning on business. He reports
hat they are all very busy out there
trying to get their hay crop in and
that IL is heavy this year.
CIR. Bowman. former principal Of
the high school here, was In town
yesterday from Chiloquin where he
Is interested in the mercantile busi-
ress.
c. A. vogt was n county seat visi-
tor this morning from Poe Valley.
J. n. Simms. n former resident Of
this county is in town for a few days
from California, with party Of
friends.
willism Marx, OF Merrill. Is In
town today looking after business
affairs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-31

INSURANCE-Renew your insur-
ance or take new insurance in the
Oregon Fire Relief Association with
c. c. Brewer, who at one time work
ed several years for this company
and has lately accepted the agency
again for this county. Office 1920
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