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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-29
GRID WARRIORS
! START SEASON
HERE SUNDAY

The football team this fall has a
bright future ahead OF II and the
players are striving to master nll
the intricate plays which are planned
out for them. Signals seem to be an
swered readily and as this feature OF
the game is one upon which many a
victory rests, also the loss OF a game
by poor following OF the quarters in.
structions. the klamath boys are mas
tering them like they did their A
d. and C's. The Klamath team seems
confident that the Ashland gronn will
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-29

for a permanent place on the team,
The three tests for Sunday Will con-
sist OF circling of bases for time,
fungo hitting or batting fly ball for
distance Zone trial only). and throw
ing ball for distance. The ball throw
ing contest Is one which should be
one which will prove interestfng as
some good wings are known to exist
among the players. wa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-29
sundays GAME
TO CLOSE CITY
|. LEAGUE SEASON

Sunday. the champion OF the city
league baseball clubs will be decided
when the Jewel and Copco teams
meet In the final game Of the seas
on. It was decided last night at the
meeting OF tho managers Of the re-
spective. league teams to close the
baseball season Sunday. October 2
and. az every team had played an
equal number OF games during the
summer. and the championship lays
between the two leading teams. that
are tied for first place, the last game
should be played Off and baseball
togs laid aside until next yea
Tho meeting was harmonious and
tho plan for closing the season was
unanimously adopted. The treasur-
er's report showed that the summer
venture was not a financial success
although the sport was greatly i'm
proved and the object OF the league
accomplished In the developing OF
young and suitable talent tor next
year. This last proposition was really
the purpose OF the league and enter
tainment a secondary consideration.
az was the financial end. The mana
gers are elated over the outcome as
but few dollars have been lost to the
respective owners. Tho grounds were
payed for and this was a source OF
worry all during the season.
A tentative lineup drawn mp for
the closing game was submitted last
night. by the managers Of the Jewel
and Copco teams which included the
pick Of the teams In the league. The
question of doing this selecting was
to assure the fans that fast game
would be played and to show JUS,
what the selected material could do
The following lineups were submit.
ed.
Copco-
Hutchison. D., Smith. c.. Bearss
1b., Gay 2b., Houston, 3b.. Noel. ss.
Norman, IT,, Clark, c., Allen RI.
Jewel #.U......
Foster, p., Montgomery c.. Walker
or Bresslar. 1b., Thrasher 2b.. Fos'
ter 3b.. Southwell, ss.. Smith IT,,
Croy c.. Walker or Carson RI.
The game will start at 2 O'Clock
and three distinct novelties By which
baseball players are gauged will be
used IN ,esiirr ont the ability of re-
spective team members. In the major
leagues, every candidate for posi-
tion must Undergo the tests in the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-29

During the recent heat wave in
London some society women appeared
on promenade with their pc. dogs
protected by pretty sunshada5 These
consisted Of light crepe de chine pro-
tections which were suspended over
the animals necks by strands OF
light wire. ....
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-29
meet defeat In tho initial game OF
tho pigskin season.

meet defeat In the initial game OF
tho pigskin season.
The Ashland football team u
doomed to moet defeat here sun
day, say the members OF the klam-
ath Falls county high school team
and as this week has been spent In
conscientious hard practice tho rough
corners Of a splendid working mach
inc have been rounded off.
Judging from the enthusiasm which
prevails among tho students Mt the
high and tho amount OF roofing
which is taking place daily, the Kia-
math Falls team OF pigskin bootora
will have all tho oral assistance nee
essary to win with Saturday. People
residing In the neighborhood OF the
school hear tho cheer leaders at noon
leading roofing units In practice and
the air Is full of poppy cheers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-29
with the yolks of the eggs.
Apple Chutney

Pare, core and cut in GU irteri
about dozen very sour apples Peel
and slice three medium sized onions:
chop fine or put through The food
chopped one pound OF seeded raisjns.
Mix these ingredients and add three
cups OF cider vinegar In which one
fourth cup OF salt and four cups OF
sugar have been dissolved. In =
cheesecloth bag tie one tablespoon
each OF mustard seed. whole cloves
and small dried ch!H peppers, Cook
all together over a slow firn until
the apple and onir,s are tender and
the chutney Is a rich brown color.
Seal In steriiized Lotties. .|
Apple Cake Ha a.
Two eggs: oae cup sugar: two
cups flour; two teaspoons baking
powder; one-half cup milk or water;
one-third cup melted shortening, one
teaspoon vanilla: one teaspoon lem
on.
Beat eggs until very light. add
sugar gradually. beating with egs
baater. When creamy add dry re-
Iraining ingredients. which have
been sifted. alternately with liquid.
mixing we'll. Add flavoring and melt
ed shortening. Pour into well-greas-
ed shallow baking-pan. Peel, core
and slice very thin three apples: COW
or tor Of the cake vita slices OF ap-
pie set In uniform rows, sprinkle
with sugar and cinnamon and bake
in a moderate oven until apPlss are
cooked. Serve hot or cold. with or
without cream.
Apple Marmalade
Wash apples. quarter. but retain
skin and cores. Add'a very little boil
ing water, just enough to Creyent
burning. Cover and cook. eth ring
frequently, until soft. Press through
a colander or a puree strainer. For
every cup OF pulp add three quarters
cup Of sugar and the Juice and graf
ed rind of one lemon. Let cook over
a slow fire until somewhat thicka"ed.
Remember that marmalade thickens
considerably upon cooling.
Waldorf Salad
Peel. core and cut sour apples into
small cubes; squeeze lemon juice
over the fruit. Have an equal guam
tity OF diced celery. Combine and
mix with thick mayonnaise dress
ing; sprinkle chopped walnuts over
the top
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-29

CLUB MEETING
The past matrons club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the Baldwin
Hotel.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20
JIU-JITsU USED BY CHINESE IN
TERRIFIC BATTLE IN OPIUM DEN

Jiu-jitsu was used to excellent adj
vantage in the filming OF gang
fight" scenes in The Rivers End, I"
a Marshal Neilan production, writ
ten by James Oliver Curwood, which
will be shown at the Cory Theatre,
on next Wednesday and Thursday
The battle, which takes place in
IN opium den at a Canadian trading
post. between John Keith "a murder
err and a gang OF Chinese, is one Of
the most spectacular ever screened,
in the actual blood that flowed, the
hits, kicks, falls and blows that were
delivered. One OF the Chinese is
hurled clear across the room, his
head striking the log wall. Several
members OF the cast were confined
to the studio hospital as a result OF
Ito much realism"
Lewis Stone is seen I'M the dual
role of John Kew, wanted for muir
der) and Derwent Commission (of the
mounted police Majorie Daw, Jane
Novak. Charles West and Barney
shaw support the star.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20

trict, No. 10, OF this county, as es'
tablished by order OF the County Trus
tees OF this county, of date the 18th
day OF July, 1919, which is recorde
in Book ] page 22 OF the Minutes OF
said Trustees, TO determine whether
or not said School Tax heretofore
voted 10 said district for the purpose
OF experimenting the State school
Fund apportioned to said District
shall be raised from 80 ents on the
500 taxable valuation to 100 cents
on the 800 valuation of taxable
property in said district.
r. A. Boles is hereby appointed
Presiding officer OF said election,
and he shall select two judges and
two clerks to assist him in holding
the same, and he shall, within five
days after said election has been held
make due return thereof to the Com
missioners' Court Of this county as re
CURED by law for holding a general
election.
The Ballots for said election shall
have written or printed thereon the
following:
For Increase OF School Tax.
Against Increase OF School Tax.
All persons who are legally quail
fled voters of this State and Of this
County, and who are resident proper
ty taxpayers in said District shall be
entitled to vote at said election.
The Sheriff of this county shall
give notice OF said election by post
ing three notices at three public
places In the said District for three
weeks before the election.
Dated this 18th day OF MAY, 1921.
Horace Holley, County Judge
Scurry County. Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20

The proceeds realized out of the
sale of tickets amounted to $1,000,
which amount goes to the benefit of
the Parent-Teachers' association.
The lineup was:
Fats Pat Brown, Tom jenkins,
Jim Ketner. Jim Bridgeman, DR.. W.
r. Johnson. Tom Mcmillan, Rev. JEFF
Davis, A. c. -Pruitt, Sam Bradberry,
Rev. Clyde Lee Fife.
Leans: Austin Erwin, T. l.. Hig-
glnbotham, j. y. Stallings. II. G.
Towle, Ben Waskom, W. r. Bell,
Dwight Monroe, Joe Cation and John
Crawford.
The score resulted 20 to Is in
favor OF the leans.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20
Eyanscli,, and Mrs. Fife Return.

ON Tuesday morning, Evangelist
Clyde Lee Fife. With Mrs Fife and
little Clyde Lee Jr.. returned IRON
Illinois where Rev Fife had gone TO
conduct the funeral OF his nephew
Clyde Juniors tongue is entirely
well. having been sewed after he had
bitten it in fall on cement steps.
Mrs. Fife reports pleasant WISH
with her people in Illinois.
Rev. Fife announces that he VIII
preach Sunday morning at eleven, at
the close of the Sunday school, but
on account of the meetings in the
Tabernacle conducted by Rev. Chris
tian. he will not preach at night ou'
attend over there.
Look out for special announcement
from Rev. Fife in next weeks issue
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20
Camp Spring.

The second Sunday Camp Springs
Sunday school had one hundred pres
ent, and sixty five the third Sun
day. Prof. Casey Is a fine Superln-
tendent Of the Sunday school as well
as fine superinterd dent OF the lit
erary school. Mr.. Upton who was
living on Mr. j. o Quinn farm was
burned out Monday night a week
go He lost the most of his house
furnishings Mr.. Quinn is rebuilding,
Mr.. Tally has the contract. and has
Mr.. Willie Nichols as a helper. Also
Mr.. Hawkins gave one days work.
John r Driscall OF Turner died
May the G 1921 in his own home.
This writer visited him while sick
and found him a ripe Christian and
ready for his heavenly home. He was
more than so years old had been in
Texas for q number OF years. His
body was tenderly layed 20 rest in
snyder's Cemetery to await the res
direction from the dead Weap nor dear
ones, as those who have no hope,
Tor You know where TO find him The
religious services were conducted by
II W. Griffin OF Snyder Mission
Last wednesday we were called
upon .o hold the funeral OF little
child of 49, sam Boatman OF Flu
VIENNA Th little boy was frail, and
do not .ya Ions after be was taken
uL a large number OF his neighoors
attended the funeral and expressed
80 much interest and sympathy for
the family O what O erea, blessing
TO have friends We had a fine re-
liglous service in his home Friday
evening Lots of neishbors and
friends attended the service.
J. W Griffin, Pastor
Snyder Mission
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20
4 SNYDER MAN GIVES EVIDENCE
His Testimony win Interest Every
snyder Reader.

The value OF local evidence is indis-
putable. II is the kind OF evidence
We accept as true because We know
we can prove ii for ourselves. There
has been plenty Of such evidence in
the snyder papers lately, and this
straightforward testimony has es-
tablished a confidence in the minds
OF snyder people that will not be
easily shaken.
John Brown. says i was trou-
bled with uric acid ! had a frequent
desire to pass the secretions which
were scanty and caused lot of pain.
! felt pretty bad off until | heard
of Doan's Kidney pills, which ! took
and am glad to say received Won
derful relief Doan's regulated the
kidney action and made me feel bet
tel in every way"
coo at all dealers Foster-Miiburn
Co. Mfgrs. Rulialo. y. Y
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20
COUNTY JUDGES ORDER.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County of Scurry.
Whereas. en- the 14th day OF May
1921. a petition was presented to me
for An election in Common Scnooi
District No. 10. of this county upon
the question of determining whether
or not the School Tax heretofore vot-
ed in said district for the purpose oil
supplementing the State School Fund
apportioned to said district to 100
cents on the 800 valuation of taxable
property in said district, said petit
ton bearing the requisite number OF
signatures Of property taxpaying vot-
ers of said District, and being in
every respect in conformity with law.
Now. Therefore. I, Horace Holley'
in my capacity as County Judge OF
scurry county. Texas, do hereby ord
ar that an election be held on the
18th day OF June. 1871, at The School
House. in said Common School DIS
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20

Shades OF Sloans Liniment, but
I'm sore. Oh that Charley Horse
What's the matter7 Why I'm playing
in the City League You tell 'em big
boy. while keep the tempo with my
pedal"
The above quotation may be heard
any time from now on from most any
business man around the square.
They're all in Il. Yep, we've got
real sure enough base ball league
and the iii ole town is on its toes.
Tuesday, Jake Leach, the economi-
cal kid and Shorty (Hee Heel Mat
thews, managers Of the East and
North side teams took their clans to
Wolfe Park and opened the season
with riot OF comedy. AS the immort-
al Bard would say the worst team
got theirs. The North Side triumphed
to the tune of 6 10 s.
Jake Leach had a golden oppor-
tunity TO distinguish himself on pop
fly over short but, just as he was
about to clutch the elusive spheroid,
someone yelled, "Pnl IN your head
they're looking for wood" and Jake
followed instructions and ducked.
Blackwood crowded his way into
the "Insipid Order OF Barren Beans"
by stealing second with the bases
fnll
Enough said II we ride them too
much their backs viii be sore.
wednesday. the South and West
sides played tie game that was re-
plcte with thrills. comedy and good
pmpiring
Bamblno Yoder the star second
bsseman OF the southernors covered
himself with glory and perspIration
whom he caught hold OF one OF Bill
iuesley's floaters and knocked It
neal, a. Kent county This Hrsky
youn gster also made a neat double
play nnassletsd
Sccrrkcepcl Towic deyel)9e I "..-
gin" uculIe N his adding 'nscnine
AID for vale the impr % Vas
;t,si,nt That the sou y -ide vas vie
'ar'aLs W a margin p one r,o. IT.
after seventy-five or a hundred and
nine expert accountants had gole
over the book it developed that the
score was tied and the game viii be
played over later in the season.
The box score OF the two games fol-
low,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20
THINGS ABOUT
DALLAS SKY SCRAPER

Below is some interesting things
about the Magnolia Petroleum Co.,
building now under construction in
Dallas:
In the new building there will be
1000 electric lights, with a total Of
$50, 900 candle power. II tbs amount
of candle power could be placed in
one huge searchlight, one could with
its aid plainly read ordinary print
at distance OF $50 miles.
There will be in the structure
$4,000 feet OF electric wiring, or
enough to reach from Dallas to Aus
tin IL 1t were placed in one line.
A total of 10000 feet OF conduit
will be used-enough TO reach from
Dallas to Fort Worth If II were plac-
ed in one line.
Here are some OF other statistics
There will be in the new building
10000 switches, zoe fans, 400 tele-
phones-enough for a fair-sized city
800 private telephones in add
ton, 275 messenger calls, so fire
alarms and 400 bells.
The electric equipment for the
building will weikh 26s gross tons
and cost $4,000
The structure will have twenty
nine stories above the pavement and
two in the baseent, making a total
OF thirty-one.
The floor area will be 323 900
square feet, Sixteen miles Of heating
pipe will be used, and nine miles Of
plumbing pipe.
There will be seven passenger
elevators, the combined height of
the elevator shafts being 27O0 feet,
or more than half a mile.
Before the building Is completed
5000 tons Of steel will have been
used. 10000 rivets and $500 bolts
In the walls there win be 2,250o00
bricks
The huge 1850 horsepower boilers
ll hamessod together would lift
ixty times the weight Of the statue
Of Liberty
There wiu .e 500 erterior win
lows IN the building The glass used
ia them would cover nearly an acre
of Ground if mad. into n continuous
sheet There VIII be. moreover, al
most again as much glass used In the
interior of the building
The tenants OF the building will
run into the thousands Indeed If all
the people who in the future will
occupy spae in the structure were TO
be taken up bodily and transport
Cd to some place on the prairie, they
would be sufficient in number TO
make town that would surpass in
point Of population the average town
in the state Of Texas
The building is absolutely fire
proof and will stand until the pyra-
mids fall
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20
Election Notice

In accordance with the p.ce.aua-
ton OF the governor Of the state Of
Texas and in conformity with the
laws thereof I hereby issue an or
der for an election to De hold in the
sveaal voting precints Of scurcg cour-
~ on the .irst Saturday OF June. A
D. 1921, being the 4th day of June
A. H., 1921 for the following puT-
pose To elect o. State Senator from
The 2Sth senatorial district Of Texas,
40 fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF senator j A. Russell
Horace Holley, County Judge,
Scurry county.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20
WICHITA WOMAN
SPENT HUNDREDS
Condition Grew Worse Ia Spite OF All
She Could DO and Became
Almost Nervous Wreck.

II had spent hundreds of dollars
trying to get rid Of my troubles, but
Tanlac has given me relief at a cost
too small 10 mention" said Mrs. ].
r Mulkins, OF 43s Waco street,
Wichita, Kan.
Before / took Tanlac my health
vas broken down so that was al
most a nervous wreck. couldn't
sleep at night and would get up in
the morning completely worn out and
felt that way all day long. suf-
fered from smothering sensations az
ter meals, had awful pains in the
back of my head and such spells OF
dizziness could hardly stand up In
spite Of all the medicine l took
kept getting worse, until was right
on the verge OF dispair and didn't
know which way 20 turn.
But, lucky fog me. started TAX
ing Tanlac and now ] am just a diff
ferent person altogether Ny appe-
title MS improved wonderfully, and
my nerves have steadied down till
can sleep fine az night. am so much
stronger / look after an eight-room
house with the greatest ease. 1t Is
just wonderful the way Tanlac has
built me up"
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ID IT. Glover Bead.

d. II. Glover died May 18th, 1921
on his place west OF town. Mr.. Glover
is the father OF Mrs H. p Wellborn
GU our city. His wife preceded him
to the better world just a few We ks
ago.
Mr. Glover had attained a ripe old
age. was a deyout Christian, loved
and highly esteemed by all who knew
him.
lie was laid to rest in the Snyder
cemetery Thursday evening.
Coincidence is extended the family
in this hour OF sadness.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20
CAST or PLAYERS
WITH CONWAY TEARLE

The roster of Society Snobs," the
latest Selznick feature picture play
ing at the Coy theatre Monday and
Tuesday with Conway Tearle as star
contains many names OF great inter
est TO picture going patrons.
Mortha Mansfield, former Winter
Garden and Ziegfeld star, plays the
leading feminine role opposite Con-
way Tearle. Her work as leading wo-
man or Eugene OBrien, Montagu
Love and John Barrymore has al
ready placed her among the most
popular young women of the screen.
Id Darling is a member OF the SELF
nick Pictures Corporation stock com
pany and before coming into pictures
had a stage career covering period
OF over fifteen years She is one Of
the best known "grandes DANES in
pictures.
Jack Mclean who plays the part OF
Ned Forester, became we'll known
in Broadway successes before com
ing to the screen in which he is max
ing rapid steps toward the top.
Huntley Gordon Is a product OF
England where he was a well-known
lctor before coming to America to
take up picture work. He has been in
great many successful screen pro-
auctions including the Ralph Ince pro
auctions "A wife's Good Name" and
Red Foam"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20
GETTING BACK

We are getting back to normalcy
q little at a time; the hoodoos fade
the jonahs flee, the crouch becomes
a crime. This morning when took
my boat to have a bolt replaced,
the workman sang a cheerful note
as 10 the task he chased. He crawl
ed beneath my painting car and gave
the bolt a slap, and smiled through
all the grease and tar that clustered
on his map. ] handed him two iron
men. and when that sum was paved,
he blethelv said, please come again
I'm keen to get your trade" Some
weeks ago 1 sought bis lair my
horn refused TO toot-and for my
story Of despair he did rot care a boot
81 am not fixing things today he
said. with naughty scorn, "and you
may take your buz away and soak
the daggoue horn 7 see change
u artisan and in clerg. and with tho
old time pep imbaed the BOYS get
down 70 work and works the cure
for an the ms that jar the human
tribe. it's better than an the pills
that statesmen can prescribe Let's
all forget the auscient scores, the
ancient grief anT pain when all are
busy at our chores. Old Normacy
will regain. Exchange.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20

The American, red for is found In
many locslitlce from Canada TO Geer'
ria, and westward 10 the grens plains
says the American Forestry Maya
dine. When II exhibits dark cross
on the back and shoulders. " 10 known
a. the Cross fox, and when the
animal 10 all black With wh'te-uppeo
taii. Il 10 called the Black foz.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20
Cotton Seed.

We still have some OF the high
grade cotton seed on hand we are
placing on fall time with the farmers.
Make arrangements for them with the
Secretary of the Chamber OF Com
merce before they are all gone. ~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20
WerId,a Largest eprlna.

What p the largest spring In the
worldf Florida has one Which must
he near the head Of the list. This is
called Wakuila spring. II is 400 feet
across, Is 80 feet deep and flows at
he rate Of 10000 gallons Of water
every minute. II gives rise to q river
30 feet wide az It's source. This
mammoth spring Is situated about 10
niles from Tallahassee. -Outlook.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20
old.Eashioned Arrnof.

Men have used body armor OF some
kind since earliest days Except In
withstanding several bslllstic tests.
neither our modern plate nor our
padded armor seems 10 be much I'M
proved over the old helmet and corse-
-t.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20

J.M league was caleld to snyder
Thursday to attend the funeral Of
his brother swife. Mrs. Roy league,
who died in the eastern part of the
state Wednesday. The body was
shipped 10 snyder for burial.-Semi-
mole Seminal
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20
Sound Reason.

Herbert, aged four, was Irritated By
the crying OF sister Harriet aged twa
''why don't yon step cryingr he
asked his SITTER With great serious
ness you must be sick. You don't
:ook we'll and you don't sound WE'LL
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-05-20

Miss Alice Grayum has returned
rom Arson where she has been visit
ing relatives. Miss Alice will semain
In Snyder for another month or more
before returning 20 he- home in ORR