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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-09

1A1uC1I 11OI LOu 1SlL Ou a. BUSINESS Trip
to Wisconsin Monday. He expects to
return the fore part Of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto are back to
: Radium, after having spent ten days
with their son, Ernest. ~
The base ball game between Argyle
and Radium was postponed from Sun
day afternoon until Wednesday even
ing on account of rain. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Brosdahl and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Kramer called at L. J.
Kuhl's Sunday. i
Mrs. VIM. Marquardt returned Fri
day from Dodge county, Mimi, where
she has been visiting friends and rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sommers visit
ed friends near Maple Lake Sunday.
A large crowd attended the dance at
Emil Otto's Saturday evening.
A dance was given Sunday evening
at the Prelwitz farm. -"
The corn in this community has got
! ten good start. Mr.. L. j. Hill has
cultivated his corn already.
The Radium ball team will play ball
with the Alvarado team at Alvarado
next Sunday, We understand.
Dance at Christ Clausen's Hall Sat.
urday, June 10Th. Music by the War
rem Jazz Orchestra.
+ A large gathering were present al
the Jedeke dance Saturday evening.
| Arthur Baesman has returned home
after an absence of several months.
In compliment to Miss Ida Dahlin, 8
large party of friends and relatives ga
thered at her home Tuesday evening
May 25th, and pleasantly surprised her
During the course Of the evening Mr.
Joe McGregor made a few appropriate
remarks and in behalf of the people
present, presented Miss Dahlin with 6
purse of money and other gifts as q
token of good will. Refreshments were
served and the evening spent in music
and singing and a social time enjoyed
Miss Dahlin is one of Comstock's high
ly respected and esteemed young ladies
Christ Clausen, Harold and OLAF
Christensen left Tuesday morning fol
an auto trip thru parts of South Da
kota. They took an army camping out
fit and will camp along the way. They
expect to be gone about ten days.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-09
~" Men to Speak
To Rural Pastors

The department of agriculture Of the
University Of Minnesota will send a
delegation Of speakers and workers.,
headed by Dean r. w. Thatcher, to the
school for Minnesota rural pastors to
be held at Hamline university, St.
Paul, June II to July 3. Subjects of
an agricultural and homemaking ma
ture will be discussed by the Univer-
sity Farm speakers from II a. m. to
II m. and from to p. m. each day.
The afternoon class will be for the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-09
Minnesota Leads
in Seal Sales

Minnesota for the fourth consecutive
time has broken the record for the
greatest per capita sale Of Christmas
Seals in the Upper Mississippi Valley,
according to officials Of the Minnesota
Public Health Association.
The official report of the 1919 Christ
mas Seal campaign in this region, made
public by the National tuberculosis
Association through the Minnesota
public health organization, places Min
nesOta with a per capita sale Of 6.3
cents, in the lead of the eleven states
Of the upper river valley. Total returns
from the Minnesota seal sale were
$143, 65956, Of which approximately 60
per cent is being spent by the county
public health associations in the eighty
six counties.
Plans for the 1920 Christmas Seal
Sale will be discussed at the quarterly
meeting Of the directors Of the Mime
sofa Public Health Association at state
headquarters, st. Paul, June %. The
annual State Fair health exhibit, the
Children's Health Crusade and the fu-
ture Of the Health Journal also will be
considered
Besides the 100 state directors, off
GERS Of the county: public health assoc
Citations have been invited to attend or
Ito arrange for representation Of their
Iorganizat lions.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-09
.FOLDAHL

Quite a few attended the Farmers
Club last Tuesday evening.
Charlie and Axel Svean called at
Haugen's Thursday evening.
The .Rinkel and Langhoff families
were callers at G.. Kramers Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Olson and daugh-
ter Anna visited at A. Willer's Wednes-
day evening.
w. Langhoff and John Haugen made
a business trip to Radium Monday eve
ming. 49,. ii -.
Ethel Haugen returned Tuesday from
Money, Mimi, where she spent the
winter.
Quite a few from Foldahl attended
the dance at Prillewitz barn Sunday
evening. :.#s II
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi G. johnson went
to Thief River Falls last Wednesday
evening to hear Shjpstead speak.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-09

wives of pastors and will be devoted to
matters pertaining to the home
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-09
Rays of Radium

Albert Horton left on business trip
to Wisconsin Monday. He expects to
return the fore part of next week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto are back to
Radium, after having spent ten days
with their son, Ernest. =.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-02
Snabc bcim spicleu id)iuer berlett.

Geo. San Sorn, Der 7 Sabre olte
8fIegeIobn Oes alfre6 @raf, tpurOe
Ietten 0ierstag, pdbrenb er nebcn
Der elterIi9en 8obnltng IN Der 9tGbe
eines @eriiites ipielte, ouf tpel9em
aoblcn IN oen &ellerralim Der 8ob.
rllng bef0rOert ipuroen, 6urd oaS
pl0tli9e 3uionunenititraen bes @e.
riiites, an &opfe ibltntm berlest,
70 bab Or. 6. 8. Saffner gerufen
ueroen ntuBte Der Die flaffenbe
@unbe nit fiinf Sti6en 5liammen.
nabte. Ser &leine Der 6itrd Den
beftieen S6lae BEN er mn &opfc
erlitt lGngere 3eit beiinnltngsloS
mar, erbolte iid iebo6 balb tpieoer
unb obeleid feline 8erlesung cine
iebr fdnerabufte lit bieielbe nidt
Icbensgef1brlid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-02
Der elorreid1e Dierte

ton in Elm nelteS @baos 5l berlunn'
Oeln gcorobt; feline mar 70 boil bon
llc6cln uno 70 erfolgrei6 i'm 3erItO'
ren, alS oic SerrIdoft Scr blinben
unluiiienOen bon Barteilei0eni1aft
9eblen0eten Mengc. Cine Gepublif
obne SSttteIligen3 unO 5tuar einen
iebr bobcn @rao bon Sntelligen5 lit
Gin Selbihpioeriprlld], cine llnnlO9'
Ii6feitl O0er mas fir einen Sinn
bat ionit Der in ser llnabb1ngigfcitS.
@rfIdr1tng duSgeipro9ene @rlnOiob,
ipono9 oie 3litinmllng bes 8olfe8
Die rc6tlide @rlnblogc ollcr glitto'
ritGt lit. @os fir cine glrt bon gu.
thinning lit 9erneint? 3od gcWiB
nidt iener pniiibe DiberitanoioIe
@lei6nlittb, Der, tpie Der Sbou itn'
ter ocn SGnoen oeS &opfers, ieoe
bclicbigc 6orm annimnt, ionOern
jcnc tb6tige, benfen6e, nit 8eiuubt'
iein ii6 beItinmenoe perionlibe 3us
itinunlung, oie oen freien Mmn BON
elmer 9rabtpuppe itntcri6eioet.
8enn oas @olf Der 8ereinigten
Staaten at oieier b06Iten SObc ei-
ner e6len un6 inteni9enten Selbitres
eierung iib erbebt, oont miro fir
irtmer oaS @eiperbe Der Barteifilb.
rer, biefer berddtIi6iten aller Sp-
ronnen beridninben, uno in 6ent.
ielben WaBe, In tpel6em bas @olf
ouf ienen erbabenen Stmtoplinft iib
itelIt, rniiiien alih Die 8ilounesmitr
tel, our9 neIhe Die Ssntelligena be.
forbert, Die llrtbeiIsfdbiefeit erb6bt
lnt6 cine bertiinftige, rlibige, politi.
ide tteberae,eung eroeuet ipir6, Dem
8olfe auedreIih gertad,t uno 6aii.
(Sortiesuns a,tf Seite g.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-02
6ermanu, Gip, 6rsitag, Den l. Sni, 1920
86lferungsaabl bon @ascDnaDe @OpntD in Der
Abnabme.
4bnabne.
Die berbnte SOlfssG6nns s6t fir unir Gpnut 4buabme
466. - Sermann nnS an6ere incorporate Srtdateu
sesen cine 3nuabmc. -9ic Ibua6mc Ser Gin
uu6ncrsabI in ben laublden Siirittcn
cine beSeunSe.

Die @inluobner3abl I'M elm 8eoelt-
tenoes 5uriidge9angen, ipie in
8oeltf 9oulpare, 9ourbois, 9ruib
Greet uno Sbir0 Greet Eomnibip.
9ic gr0Bten 8erluIte boben Sbtro
Greet llnb 8oltrboiS &opnIbip erIit-
ten in pel6en 6ie @inpobner5abl
ieit ben lesten 6Wanoig SSabren ii6
Inn belle 80 Broaei1t bernlinoert.
Canaan Eolpni6ip, einI6lieBlid oer
Sto6t Spenspille bot Die groBte
3ut1nbme ieit Der Geniusaufnabnte
bon 1900 erfabren
0os 9feiultot ser &olfS5GbIltng
i5eiet, oaB Ole @inmobner5abl IN
@asconaoe Gollntp IN oet Idnoli6cn
9iltriftcn ab9enommen lmb in hell
StdOten 5lt9enounlen bot, ltn0 8por
Gilt bieics SCrbdltntB nidt n1tr fir
ltnIer Gountp, ion0ern fir Ole 9an5-
Ell Ser. Staate1. 9ie Saitptitria6e
lit pobl baltptlii9lid oltf oie l1nIltIt
Ser iltngen 2ellte 5ur SSarnar6eit
llnb 0eh 9teia ber boben 2obne unO
bes @roBltaOtlcbens Suriid5ltfiibren,
glr6 Der Srieg bat einen Sbeil Slt1
Gntpolferlung Der lGnbli6en 9iitrif.
te beigetrager, oenn BON ben MilIio,
lien oie s1r gtrAnce berangeaoger
tpurben iino &aHieilbe itno glbertatt
ienOe nibt pie0er 5llr Sarn 5ltriid'
9cfcbrt, ionocrn baben eS borgc5n'
gen IN Ben @roBIta0ten 8ei96fti
glng alt nebmen.
gSir 9eben nadfolgen6 oas gr'
gcbnib ser Genius.gl .glufnabme II
8aScpnooe Gollntp, tpie bonn Gen'
iuSs s9urenu beri6tct:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-02

ionOern oas begeiItertc gllt8e bins
i6rueifen lGBt ii6er einen Gan5cn
Continent, ser bur6 gcmeiniomc
Spfer aus Dem Stonoc Scr gorbcrci
erbobcn ltno bltr6 bcrgoiicncS @rll'
Ocrbll,t gcDciliet lit. Sol9 ein
Gotriotismus lit oos feite glnfertait
unIcrer SOffnung.
Gin 5lpeiteS SallpterforbcrniB filr
oie 0aucr Der amerifanii6cn Snlti'
tlltionen lit Der allgcmetn c
8olfSunterri6t. Utonor6ls
en- rcgieren ibre ltntertbanen Onr6
Die bloBe No6t Der 9(utortt1ten ltno
Sori6riften, Die 9tepublifen nllr
our6 He6t, 8ernunft lmo Den frcicn
@ilen. Sb 6as Cine ober ooS ans
oere better it, bGngt 9on5 oonon
al, orf peI6er Sjbe Die SntclIt9ell5
oes 8oIfcs itebt. Sat bosIclbe niht
6ie nGtbige &enntnib ntb 3udt nm
iid) lelber resieren 6lt f0nnen, 10 1T
cS freiIid beiier, penn Elm &onlg'
BEL oen man ood einige @eldlflldl'
felt in Der &egterl,ngsfunlt boraits'
iesen bari, es regiere. Sat man
MIR 5tpii9en 5mei itngcbeuren uebeln
at pGblen 10 lit Die beriulnttlge
Gprmnei GINGER meniger &opte I'M
nter nod beiier, als Die uiloe nilo
unbeririinftise Sprunnei Der roben
llngebiI6eten Woiien. Seine ait'
bere Ma6t Die ie in ben 2aut Der
@eidi6te einseeriffen bat gu 10
pieIen S6ledtigfeiten Derleitet, ou
10 piel 8erbre6en beronlabt, 10 OFT
Die beiliomen Sdronfen Der Oro'
t,llng 6ltrdbro6ert Die Sdnsuaaer't
Ser Sreibeit unb oes &ehtes nieoer.
eeriilen iino Die geianlttte Gibiliia-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-02
Sierter SSuli Setradtnna.
(9to9 SSobn GIarf 9teopatb.)


gSer Die @ei1i9te genauCr itltoirt,
benz 5ei9t eS iid, DAB beri1icOene
0inee n0tbi9 fino, Inn Der @nttpifs
lung @merifa'S oauern0en ltno ooQs
itanbigen grfolg 5l ii9ern. -0aS
erite ltnb tpi9ti9lte berIeIben lit bic
Soee Der nationaIen & / IL
beit, bon lpeIder 8aibineton IN
ieiner @I6ieDsrebe gere0et ltnO iei.
ne Wtitbiir9er auf's Seierli6Ite CT.
t1labnt bot, Die Geaierllnesforn gu
bitten lt1lb au pobren Der iie es 5il
beroonfen babeh baB iic Elm 8olf
bilben. sic it's, Die in Sonilton's
uno Ioonls' S6rifte1 ltft6 8ebIter's
glGnsenben &eoen ben Sauptgegen.
itato biloet. Ser @ebanfe, bob hit
Ser. Stooten Cine Station biloelL
ni6t as gtotionen lit Die grobe
Sal1ptIebrc eines geiunben politi.
i6en @loubensbefen Stol5
auf ben Son6erltaat uno 2lnb1ng.
li9teit an bie gtn5eIbeimatb iino
natiiriide @efiible oes @eniden-
ber5ers unb Itreifen on ben edten
8atriotismus 10 nabe ait boB iid
ibr l1rteri9ie6 bon ibn 11ur Ger
id6rfiten politiiden @rfabrimg emf.
biilIt. 9lber es gibt nod cine boberc
2iebe gum 8aterlono, einert 8atrio.
tisnrits, Der fid bod iiber olle ein.
aelnen 2ofolit6ten erbebt, Der ipeber
8e5irf nod Staat, peber gaoro nod
Siio fennt, ionbern MIR oos Cine
2oro Der Seintatb, Der tpeoer ON ie.
nem 8ers5uge bdngt, nod an oieiem
SIuBufer. nod on iener Siieclfette,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-02
NndJ Idjiuerer Sranfbeit geitur6en.
Sran SObn Otnebiser, BON Gittle
Berger, I'M sIlter hon 40
Sabreu ans Sem Sc.
ben geifiebcn.

sSrou 2noia Caroline 9fuebigcr,
@attin bon SSobn gtuebiger, lit am
sSreitag Morgen lebter 8obe lit If.
rer 8obnltng an Der 2ittle Berger
I'M Sllter bon 40 Sabren ulb 3
Monaten eeitorben. Sic mar Dor
mebreren @p6en idluer erfranft, aIs
5olae bon 8lutbergifttng, ltno Inn
ipon1oali6 ibr 2eben 81 retten, fdtb
man es notbmen6ig Elm 8ein 6lt
ontp,ltiren. 9ie Speration nuroe
bor etipa elmer ISOLDE altsgefiibrt,
bod perI6linrmerte ii4 tbr 3nitono,
Bis Der COB Die DuIoert,i art Srei.
taa BON ibren 2eioen erlOite.
ssrou giuebiger, geb. Bartenbei'
mer, iunroe in groipforo Gcltntn,
ssnoiana, geboren uno trat I'M Sabre
1905 nit Sobn &ueoiger IN ben
@beftano, ipeI6er Che aapei Sobne
entiproIIen BON pel6en elmer Der
Ueutter I'M &inbesalter i'm Sooe Dor.
oisaina. sic binterldbt ibren tief.
betriibten Gotten iinb Srbn an Der
2ittIe geraer pobnbaft iolpie ibrei
betasten gater, Soeob Rarterbeiuer,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-02

Gas &eiultot Ser Solfs5Gblltng,
oas bieier Gage bonn Genius 9e-
partetnent freigegeben ipuroe 5eigt
bah @oScona0e County felt Der lebs
ten Gclriusoufnabme Dor 5ebn Sab.
rem, li6t an 8eb0lterltngs5abl &c.
ponneh ion6ern 466 Seelcn ooer
3.6 %ro5erlt bcrloren bot. gta9 Ser
Stotiitif oeS Genius Bureaus be-
trGgt 6ie @inmoDner3abl bon @aS.
eonaOc County iest nlr 1881.
9ieic gl6nabn1e lit 5rpeifelsobne olrf
Die &batIaGe 5uriidaufilbren, 0oB
ou9 in lrnlerem @otntp Dos illnge
8oIt our6 Die boben 9lrbeitslobnc
Der Grobltaot angeloft, III GROCER
3abl Die SarmeA berlaiien.
9ie Stoot 9erlitann bat bel Ser
8olfs5GBlung bon 1920 cine Gin.
pobncr5abl bon 1701, cine 3ruob'
me bon 109 ober 6,S Sro5ent ieit
Der Geniusaltfitobme bon 1910. Die
lebten brei GeniuSallfnobntcn aeigcu
cine itGtioe 3uuobmc Der @inDob.
nerSabl Sern1anr5. Onensbille,
meI6e Stobt iett TT @inipobncr
Sablt bot icit 1910 9eraOe 100 neuc
@inpobner o6er 8 mcri9cr olS Ser
mann gctDonltett. @ld46 iuto &prrt-
ion 5eigen ebcnfalls Elm geiltu6cs
8o6stbltul erIteres St6bt6cn bot
felt Der bor oeDn Sabren Itatt9c.
ful1bencn 3dblung iii Scelen &C,
monncn rmb aGblt iett 470 @intpob.
ner.
SSSt Sen Eomnibips in mcI6en iid
feline incorporate Sta0t bcfinbet, ii
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-07-02

BON 8ir6sepe, sSnb.. 1tno cine Sdne.
Iter lt16 orei 8riiber. f6ntnttli6 in
Snbiona ipobnbaft
9ie 8eerbigirng fartb Gm Smns.
tag gorrtittag bnbier aitf bent itdoti.
id,en Srieobofe itott, tpobei gaftor
M. S. Seasntann bon Der ebangl.
ct. go,.Is air6e orttirte giele
Sre,inbe ,u1o gefarrtte eriuieien Der
8eritorbenen Die Ieste @bre.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-23

This alarming decrease In gold
production is not due to any real de-
pletion OF the mineral wealth OF the
state or nation; but 80 the fact thal
every item going into the cost OF
gold mining--from the prospector's
meager grubstakc to the operation
OF the most modern reelection plants
has increased from so to zoe per
cent in price. while the market value
OF gold has remained constant and It's
purchasing power has gradually de-
creased.
While the amount Of gold produe-
ed in the country has been growing
less, the amount OF this precious
metal consumed in the arts, crafts
and industries, In the manufacture
OF jewelry and for all purposes other
than coinage. now exceeds the total
annual gold production OF the United
States. That Is to say. while t5s.'
600. 900 worth OF gold was produced
In 1919, ssO.OOo.O 900 worth was
used In the arts and industries. so
that $4,000. 900 less OF gold avail
able for coinage remained at the end
OF the year than at Its beginning.
A a remedy for the present pre-.
carious condition OF the gold mining
industry. the Oregon bureau OF mines
and geology IL urging support OF the
McFadden bill introduced In the
United States house OF representa-
tives last March and now pending
This bill provides for the levying OF
an excise tax OF $40 an ounce on
manufactured gold to provide fund
from which gold producers are "a
be paid n premium OF $40 an ounce
After carefully considering the bill
and the conditions that make Its pas
sage necessary. the commission oi
this bureau has declared the ae'
sound. carefully drawn, and possible
OF successful administration without
difficulty. II Is held by the commits
sion that enactment OF this bill as q
law will greatly stimulate gold pro
duction and by adding to the supply
OF gold currency will permit a reduc
tion In the amount OF paper currency
Issued. tending away from unsount
money in the direction OF sound
money.
The commissioners OF the Oregon
bureau OF mines and geology are:
w. u. Dennis. Carlton, chaiman
Walter G. Fellows. whitney: Robt
/ VI. Belts. Cornucopia; F. A. olmsted
Hood River: o. S. Blanchard, Grants
Pass; W. J. Kerr. president OF the
Oregon agricultural college, and =
l.. Campbell. president OF the INF
yersity OF Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-23

nasintant OF Dr. H. W, De huak, pro-
fcaaor OF educational psychology.
viii apcnd Monday, Tuesday and
"wednesday IN Bend aud Redmond
conducting tho psychological cilnlc.
puRNs, Orc. Nov, 23,=-A II
meeting Of tho Burns. cattle and
horse association held In burns last
week Officers were elected for tho
year, The association waa organized
about month ago with temporary
offlccra TO improve stock ana OBTAIN
corporation,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-23
GOLD OUTPUT
GUT IN HALF
LAST 5 YEARS

PORTLAND. Nov. 23.-Gold
production in the state OF Oregon has
fallen from about s2,oOO.Ooo in 1915
to less than 81 100000 in 1920.
Moreover. the decrease in gold pro-
duction In this state reflects the con-
dition OF the industry throughou,
the country. for the total gold out
put OF the United States this year
will be les sthan s50.o00,000. ms
against slOl. 600. 900 in 1915.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-23
OREGON BREVITIES

LA GRANDE. Or, Nov. 23.-one
OF the very Oldest OF oregon's clti-
zens, Mrs. C-ucretla jaime McKen-
non, died Friday morning at 2 o'clock
at the age OF 9s years. Mrs. Nc
Kennon had often said that she real
ly believed that she was 100 years
OF age. but no record could be found
to verify her claim and as near az
known, she was born In Tennessee
on June 20, 1922.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-23
HERALD OFFICE NOW on
EIGHTH ST., NEAR MAIN

The Herald office has been
moved from Fourth street TO the
new quarters on Eighth streeS be-
tween Main and Pine. All de-
partments are now In the new
place. The phone number has not
been ehanged-it Is still IS.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-23

UNIVERSITY or OREGON, Eu-
gene, nov 2S,=-Twcnty.flyo school
children OF bend. Orc. and Redmond,
Orc, who are not doing we'll In their
school work. will bc given physical
and psychological tcats by Miss
Ruth Montgomery. assistant In the
department OF educational pSych6l'
oHy. MIaA Montgomery. who II nr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-23
SPECIAL
COUPON

This coupon and $500 entities
the bearer TO a trial order OF two
OF our special silvertone Finish
Photographs, sire sxio. sold reg
uiariy at $40 per dozen, for Five
Dollars.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-23

SALEM, Nov. 24.-Seven hundred
and eighty-nine persons are suffer
lag from typhoid fever In this little
city OF less than 10000 people.
-Four emergency hospitals establish
ed within the last few weeks we're
filled with patients and the situa-
tion, according to X. A. Lamont.
chairman OF the citizens relief COM
mittee, was desperate.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-23
VANITY

i, isn't vanity which causes you
70 have your photograph made, but
a sincere desire TO visualize your
real self for the pleasure Il will
give your friends and loved ones.
Photographs made at Hcniinc's
Studio are artistic achievements.
the sort OF pictures that will be ap-
preciated by friends, and prove
priceless treasures in years to come.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-23

PORTLAND. Nov. 23.-Frank ad'
iBsion that Jim Marshall, a known
lOOtlegger and stool pigeon. had
been permitted to carry IL quarts
Of liquor from the police stations as
his reward for giving information
leading TO the arrest OF two bootleg
cers and the possible breaking up
Of gang OF bootleggers disposing
of liquor smugled into Portland from
Canada was made on the witness
stand by George w. Russell and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-23

day by A, 7, Morclor, superintendent
OF the railway corporation, with hcad'
quarters IN Portland.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-23

SALEM. Nov. 23.--CrossinE acct
dent on the lines OF the Southern
Pacific company during the period
January I. 1918. to September 1,
1870, resulted In n toll Of i26 lives.
53s injured and 1919 automobiles
damaged or completely destroyed. ae-
cordinx to a report filed with the
Oregon public service commission to-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-23

ASTORIA. Or. Nov 23,-Dr,
owens-Adair OF Ciatsop county. au.
thor OF orcgon's sterilization law re-
iating to detectives enacted in 1917
after having once been vetoed and
referred to the people, said that al
the forthcoming session OF the legis'
lature she would Introduce bill 10
amend the marriage laws in Oregon
so as to-make IL obligatory on women
as we'll as men TO pass satisfactory
medical examination before obtain
Ing licenses to we'd. The existing Law
applies TO men only.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-23
Frank W. Huntington. patrolmon.

PORTLAND. Nov. 23.-More than
i2O purebrod beef and dairy cattle
changed hands at the Holstcin and
Hereford sales, which featured the
Pacific International livestock eNposi-
tion Friday, but. as on two previous
days. bidders were conservative.
Twice during the day the $4,000 sales
record established In the shorthorn
sale Thursday was tied by Holstein
cows. but every effort to raise the
mark another dollar failed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-13
TOBACCO HABIT DANGEROUS

says Dr. Connor, formerly of Johns Hopkins hospital. Thous- ands of men suffering from fatal diseases would be in perfect health today were it not for the deadly drug Nicotine. Stop, the habit no wbefore it's too late. It's q simple process to rid yourself of the tobacco habit in any form. Just go to any up-to-date drug store aad get some Nicotol tablets; take the mas directed and To; he pernicious habit quickly vanishes. Druggists refund the money if they fail. Be sure to read large and interesting announcement by Dr. Connor, soon to appear in this paper. It tells of the danger of of nicotine poisoning and how to avoid it. In the meantim try Nj cotol tablets; you will be surprised at the result. adv.