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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-19

FOR SALE--3 room plastered house.
bath and toilet. large lot, wood.
shed and chicken house. Part cash
Balance $4,000 per mo, Inquire D..
Noud II. X. X. store or phone 545J.
1920
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-19

FOR SALE-16O acre ranch. 4 miles
from Merrill-oil well being drill
ed within l-2 miles from place. In.
quire 73S California Ave. 1919
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-19
Have You Seen Kelley today?

Havo You Seen Kcilcy today?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-19

FOR SALE head OF good work
horses and one yr. old colt. ID.
w. George on the old Ky Taylor
place, Keno road. 1880
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-19

WILL BUY or . room house
close in II price is reasonable. T..
o. Box 422, klamath Falls, Orc.
1919
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-19

FOR RENT-Three room furnished
house, with outside room, Mrs.
Nate Otterheim. Phone 536-M. 1920
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-06-02

BROAD STATEMENT, INDEED BUT ALL QUITE TRUE OUR MAIN
GRADE SHOES AND HAVE CALLED ON US FORE SHIPPING US
AT SACRIFICING PRICES THESE ALONG WITH OUR NAMING
promptly 81 NOTHING WILL BE RESERVED COST AND
OFFICE TO Cut JUST THINK THEN
RIGHT FROM FACTORIES ARE NOW LAID DOV
SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED ALL WE ASK IS TO COME INTO oU
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-12
U. s. OFFICIAL
 HEAD OF COURT
Domestic Relations Court Formed to Promote Ef-
 cient Service.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.-Uncle Sam wants his married employees to be happy at home so they can be efficient in their work and. D sc. complish this result in one Of his San Francisco offices, has decided to take the role of peacemaker and help patch up domestic trouble.
 The new rule. Il to be the most remarkable of it's kind eyer put into United States, was announced re- gently to the 400 married men and women employees of the office of the San Francisco Collector of Customs by w. B. Hamilton, who recently be came head of the office
 Portions of MT Hamilton's talk follow:
 "A married man or d married wo man must be happy while they are at work or they will no. do their work we'll
 "A married man cannot reach i.i. efficiency in his work if he comes to the office after fight with his wife
 "A married woman-a woman be- ing more temperamental than a man isn't any good all day long if she quarreled with her husband at break fast.
 'It is not alone a humanitarian duty, it is a service to the govern ment, if by patching up troubles at home, l can make the 400 married folks in the United States Customs Service all happy. They will work more efficiently"
 Before Mir. Hamilton made his talk he held an hours conference with one of his male employees and the employees wife, who had been in trouble at home. A doctor and a minister of the gospel were present at the conference. Following the in- terview the married man went whistling back to his work and the wife went home smiling The doc tor, Mir. Hamilton said, was on hand 10 make pathological symptoms and the minister was invited to help in the peacemaking.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-12
FORMER SERVICE
 MEN TO TESTIFY
Senator Watson Claims TOO Want to Tell of Alleged
 Deaths Tn France.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.- Senator Thomas E Watson has given the in- vestigating committee the names of 100 former service men asking that they be subpoenaed to testify to the alleged deaths of American soldiers in France without trial.
 Walsh Bill Passed
 Late Saturday afternoon the House passed by a vote of 197 to 90 the Walsh bill providing 2 additional Federal Judges The amendment re quring Federal Judges to devote all of their time to judicial duties was ruled out on a point of order. The measure now goes to the Senate. The amendment was a blow aimed at Judge Landis. who is also High Base ball Commissioner.
 New Immigration Bill
 Representative Albert Johnson. of Washington. chairman of the House immigration committee, has intro duced a bill providing for suspension of immigration for three years, ex cept for admission Of husbands wives or minor children of natural ized citizens.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-12
DEEP SEA CRABS ARE FOUND IN QUANTITIES
 NEAR JUNEAU, CLAIM

William Bayers was today showing some fine samples of cooked deep sea crab meat around town. MT. Bayers has for many months b3 prospecting for fishing grounds for deep sea crabs and declares that he has now found where they can ba caught in quantities. The spot is just a short distance beyond Mar mion Island. the southern point of Douglas Island
 With a hundred crab traps fishing, he claims that he can secure enough of the big crabs to warrant the packing of the meat commercially and that it is very probable that a cannery to pack the meat will be started here.
 The deep sea crab is a large oae. weighing at times up to 20 pounds. Most of the crab meat now on the markets is packed in Japan and commands a high price.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-12
Better Living Conditions
 Planned European Workers

GENEVA, Dec. 12.-Some idea Of the misery and primitiveness of az ricultural labor conditions in some parts of Europe was given the In ternational Federation of Working Women during its recent congress here, by the Italian delegate, Sig nora Casartelli
 She indicated the low standard of living by suggesting as a program of improvement four recommendation That agricultural laborers must not sleep in stables, that each worker should have separate bed, that beds should be aired and rooms heated if necessary, and that men and women must have separate quarters under sanitary conditions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-12
Byron's Skull Drinking
 Cup Be Sold at Auction

LONDON Dec. 12.-An Interesting Byron relic will soon be Offered for sale at auction. This is the famous half of human skull discovered 20 years ago, finished with silver band inscribed "skull drinking cup used by Lord Byron at Newstead Abbey"
 While living at the Abbey, Byron found human skull of peculiar whiteness which he concluded had belonged to triar He sent the skull to London with orders to cut it in half ard to have one half ele g2ntly mounted
 On the return Of the cup. Byron 'nstituted new order at the Abbey and constituted himself Abbott of
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-12
ACTION STARTED
 ON MORTGAGE ON SALMON CANNERY
Standard Salmon Packers Company Defendant in
 Mortgage Suit Filed.

Action 10 bring about foreclosure of a mortgage on the property Of the Standard Salmon Packers, Inc, at Tenakee. was started in the |. s. District Court today by H. L. Faulk- ner. acting as attorney for the In land Finance Company, of Spokane. The complaint alleges that the Tena- kee company is indebted to the plain tiff company to the amount of S30.00O with interest at per cent since April, 1920.
 The complaint also makes S c. Blowers Company, of New York City, co-defendant. The latter corporation is said to hold a second mortgage on the property involved. The mort gage covers the salmon cannery and equipment and other buildings at Sunny Cove, Tenakee Inlet, and two cannery tenders. two seine boats, piledrver and other floating equip ment.
 Arguments Started
 Trial of the Alaska-Juneau slide case begun in the District Court last week, was virtually completed this afternoon. Arguments opened this morning, Henry Roden, attorney for Amanda Ratti. the plaintiff, making the opening argument. J. A. Helen thai was closing for the defense late today. It is possible that Judge Reed may not deliver his instructions to the iurv until tomorrow morning.
 Bell Case Continued
 The court today put over the ca e of the U. s. vs James J. Bell until next spring and Bell was released on his own recognizance He was in- dicted recently on a charge of vioat- ing Chapter 57, 1913 Session Laws ol Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-12
Santa Claus Sends Elks Word He Is Coming
 And Wants to Meet Kids

Tell the Riddles on Gastineau Channel not to worry, l am cer- tainly going 10 visit Juneau in about two weeks" is the word received by the Juneau Eiks' Lodge from Santa Claus. "Old Santa" was not sure just what day he could get here and said he would let the Elks know within day or so.
 He said that he had heard that the kiddies on Gastineau Channel were becoming uneasy over the lack of snow. thinking that perhaps it would not be possible for him to make the trip. Tell them." he said, q am coming. snow or no snow, and l will have something for every one of them'
 In order that none of the kiddies may be missed, the Elks have appointed a commit tee consisting of J. J. Stocker. Captain C. s. Ward. Fred Sorri, John Reck, w. c. Johnson and James L. McCloskey to round them all up and make other preparations for receiving Santa Claus.
 It is expected that q letter will be received from Santa Claus on the next boat fixing the time of his arrival here. As soon as this is received the Elks will go ahead with their plans for the biggest Christmas of them all.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-12
Foreign Lines Are Cutting
 Rates of American Systems

NEW YORK, Dee, 12 The Sana dian Pacific, White Star Line and Furness, Withy & Company have ar ranged for winter voyages to the West Indies at rates lower than those prevailing with the United Fruit Company and the government-owned Panama Railroad Steamship Com pany A rate war is considered 6 possibility
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-12

the Skull" Members of the order were provided with black gowns and when q chapter was held, the Skull Cup" was filled with claret and hand ed round to ,he members of the or der
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-12
EASTERN STARS.

Regular meeting Juneau Chapter No. ', o. E. g., Tuesday evening, December 18th, Odd Fellows Hall Election Of officers for the year 1922. All members requested to at- tend. Visiting members welcome.r
 LOIS MODELLING, adv. Secretary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-12

Remember your friends at Christ mas. Send them flowers by wire Juneau Florists. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-12-12

Flowers are appropriate Christ mas remembrances for your friends both young and old. Juneau Florists.
 -adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-12

Central Division at the residence
of Edwad Edwards. Petcrsboro
Cache County. Utah.
South Division. az the old Public
School House. Pctorsboro. Cache
County Utah
Each division of said district will
constitute an election prrcinct for
said election and the following nam-
ed competent persons will act as
judges of the said election for the
respective divisions named. and one
of the judges of each divisions will
act as Clerk Of the election of such
respective divisions, to-wit:
NORTH DIVISION
Edward DahlC OF Cache Junction,
Cache County, Utah.
Rulon Rigby of Newton. Cache
County. Utah.
L. Il. Ballard Of Cache Junction.
Cache County, Utah.
CENTRAL DIVISION
G. l.. Rees Of Smithricld. Cache
County, Utah.
James c. Vaughan Of Benson.
Cache County. Utah.
Chales T.. Atkinson of Benson.
Cache County Utah.
SOUTH DIVISION
Fred Peterson of Petersboro, Cache
County, Utah
Henry Kidman Of Mendon, Cache
County. Utah.
W. l. Sorenson OF Meudon, Cache
, County, Utah.
The polls for the said election
win be opened at the hour of seven
, O'Clock \. NJ. and remain open UNI
! III the hour of seven o'clock =. NJ.
of the said day when they shall be
closed
Dated at Logan City, Cache Coun-
~, Utah, this 25th day of April, \.
ID. 1921.
II. A. THEURER.
Chairman Board of COUNT
Commissioners. of Cache
County, Utah.
Attest:
w. II. CHUGG,
Clerk. lSEAL)
Adv-5-2i
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-12
CENTMNI nINIsINN


beginning at a puinD ON tine East
bdUl OF Sheen and Skrrn Main Can.
at 15il feet West of the Snutncal
corner of Section o. Township -
North, Range ! West Of salt Lake
Meridian and following the East
bank Of said canal 1902 feet 10 a
point 1861 feet West Of the Eusr
Quarter corner at tho Northeast
quarter Of Section :, Township -
North, Range | West Of Salt Lake
Meridian; thence leaving said East
bank of said canal and running
South $ degrees - minutes West
2i70 feet 10 point $40 feet North
OF a point 220O feet West Oi the
Southeast corner of Section 7, said
Town hip and Range: thence South
II degrees 80 minutes Yves, 45OO
feet 10 a point 1900 fect East Of the
West quarter corner Of the South
west quarter of Section IS. said Town
ship and Range; thence South -
mile 20 a point 230v feet East OF
the Southeast corner OF Section IS,
said Township and Range; thence
East along Section line 1880 feet,
more or less, to the Northeast corner
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-12

The principal source OF the amber
supply Ia the coast OF the Baltic sea.
more particularly Ia the vicinity OF
Konigsberg. Even In ancient times
his district constituted the "KImber.
ley" OF the amber world. At this
place amber. which IL really min.
eraiized resin OF extinct pine trees,
Is freely washed mp ny the son rsnc-
cinIly after Violent storm The hsh.
ermcn use nets. with which they trawl
'he shallow wn'r"s
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-12
ExamIne onportunItn Wen.

Every opportunity needs to be
looked NJ through the glass Of prin.
rIpIp. II may mean, apart from con-
science, chance NJ milking money
Or gaining social position, OF grnsrInE
power; but n II dors not pass muster
morally. y also mCgnc lnss
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-12
NORTH DIVISION

Willard II. Ballad.
John II. Barker.
CENTRAL DIVISION
3. l.. Darlington
Edward Edwards.
SOUTH DIVISION
Edward l.. Peterson.
Hans Anderson.
II. That at said election all per-
sons shall be entitled TO vote who are
land owners of agricultural lands TO
which water has been allotted within
the said proposed irrigation district
and that corporations owning lands
within the said district shall be con
sidered persons within the meaning
'Of this section. Land owners not re-
siding within said district shall be
entitled 10 vote only in the division
of such districts wherein their lands
or the major portion thereof are To-
icated; and any individual entitled 10
ivote az aforesaid shall also be cliS
ible to election as a director in and
for the division in such district in
which the major portion of his lands
are located. Guardians executors
and administrators OF estates who
have been duly appointed as such un-
der the laws OF this state and who
as such guardian, executor or admin
istrator is entitled TO the possession
of the lands belonging TO the estate
which he represents may on behalf
of his ward or the estate which j."
represents, upOn being authorized 10y
the proper court, vote at such rloc-
ton
-. That at the said election each
.clcctor shall be entitled 20 cast one
vote for each acre foot Of water. or
fraction thereof, allotted 10 the land
owned by such clcctor as shown by
the said order and list of the Board
of County Commissioners. ana shall
sign the ballot and indicate along
with his, her or its name the number
of acre feet allotted to the lands
owned by thoeloctOr casting the said
ballot Each land owner may vote
for three directors, one for each di-
vision, and shall indicate his vote
by placing a marginal cross upon the
ballot for or against the question
submitted and names voted upon and
opposite thereto.
IS. The ballots used and cast at
the said election shall be in subsDau-
TALLY the following form:
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-12

Of Section 81. said Township and
Range; thence North ! milo TO the
West bank of Logan river: thence
down and along said West bank OF
Logan river approximately . miles
TO It's intersection with the North
line Of Section Q, Township IL North
Range l West OF Salt Lake Meridian
traN"rsing parts OF Section lG. ana Q,
said Township and Range: thence
West miles, more or less. along
section line to the place OF begin
ming.
SOUTH DIVISION
Beginning AZ point $40 feet west
OF the South quarter corner Of Sec
ton is, Township u, North Range
! West Of Salt Lake Meridian and
running thence South 10 mile 10 n
point 1900 feet East OF West quar-
ten. corner of Section 10, said Town
ship and Range; thence South %
degrees 30 minutes East $500 feet 20
point 500 feet East Of the south
west corner of Section %, said Town
ship and Range; thence East 7l2O
feet, more or less. To the South quar-
ter corner Of Section 2S. said Town
ship and Range; thence North | Ia
miles to the West quarter corner Of
the Southeast quarter of Section q,
said Township and Range; thence
East 1t mile 10 the centre OF the
Southeast quarter of Section 81. said
Township and Range: thence North
81 mile to the North quarter cor
ncr of the Northeast quarter OF Sec
In
thence West along Section lin,
1920 feet to the place of begin
ming.
At said election there shall be 81
ectcd three directors of and for the
said district, TO hold such Office for
the term prescribed by law, one from
each OF the said three divisions
thereof, by the land owners of the
whole district and the following
named competent persons. each be
ing the owner OF lands within tn,
respective divisions Of the said irri
cation district for which he IL nam
ed and TO which water has been al
lottcd by the said order determininl
listing and plating said lands will
be voted on at the said election, TO
directors of the said district, to-wit
NORTH DIVISION
willard Il. Ballard.
John H. Barker
CENTRAL DIVISION
\. l.. Partington.
Edward Edwards.
SOUTH DIVISION
I Edward l.. Petersen.
Hans Andersen.
The ballot tn be used at said cleo
ton shall be in substantially the fol
lowing form:
OFFICIAL BALLOT
PETERSBORO-M ENDON IRRlGA
TION DISTRICT
Election June I. 1921
Question Submitted
Shall the lands determined, list't
with water allotments aud plate
10y the Board of County Commission
, ors of Cache County, Utah, pursuan
| To- the petition of fifty land owner
, and all applications for exclusion q
g lands thrrefrom, he organized int
an Irrigation District under the law
,of the state OF Utah?
Ih,iultitu District Npg
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-12

II. The polls Tor the said elIc-
ton shall open at the hour Of seven
o'clock a, m. and shall remain open
until the hour of seven O'Clock p. M.
Of the said day when they shall be
closed.
10, Public notice OF the said cleo
ton. the time and place thereof, and
the matters submitted TO the vote OF
The said land owners shall be pub
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-12
II. A. THEURER.
o, PRESSURE on Eysbslra

w. II. CHUGG,
Clerk. [
ADV -

Results Of PRESSURE or EyebailS
Pressure on the eyeball has n sur
prlsing effect on the funCtlonlng OF va.
rious parts Of the body. Among those
who have confirmed this are A. anI L.
Bnet. French Investigators, who ind
that such animals ms dogs and rabbits
are affected as well rs men. The
compression OF the eye strikingly
mobiles the action Of the heart. Ia.
nuences respiration, acts upon the
blood vessels and even prodIccs Dis.
urbance OF the muscles. How such
reneNes ure brought about Is not ap-
nnrrut.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-12

as shown by the said order and list.
within the respective divisions. for
which he is appointed, are hereby
appointed judges of and for the said
election in the respective precincts:
one Of which judges for each division
shall act as clerk FOL the said elec
ton in such division, to-wit:
NORTH DIVISION
Edward DAZZLE of Cache Junction
Cache County, Utah.
Rulon Rigby of Newton, Cache
County, Utah.
f. r. Ballard Of Cache Junction.
Cache County, Utah.
CENTRAL DIVISION
C. L. Rees, OF Smithfield, Cache
County, Utah.
James c. Vaughan of Benson,
Cache County, Utah.
Charles +. Atkinson OF Benson,
Cache County, Utah.
SOUTH DIVISION
Fred Peterson OF Petersboro,
Cache County. Utah.
Henry Kidman of Mendon, Cache
County. Utah.
w. I. Sorenson Of Mendon, Cache
County, Utah.
3. There shall be a polling place
for said election within and for each
of the said divisions and the same
shall be designated located as fol.
lows:
North Division al the Basement OF
the Farmers Banking Company
Cache Junction, Cache County, Utah
Central Division at the residence
of Edward Edwards, Petersboro
Cache County, Utah.
South Division at the old Public
School House, Petersboro, Cache
County, Utah.
10. That at said election there
shall be elected three directors foI
the said irrigation district. who shall
each hold such office during the term
prescribed by law, one of which di-
rectors shall be q land owner within
and elected from each of the said di.
visions by the land owners of tbs
whole district and the followinf
named competent persons, each being
a land owner within the respective
divisions Of the said irrigation dis
| trict for which he is named, and e
which water has been allotted by the
said order determining listing anC
plating said lands, shall be submit
ted to the land owners, at the sait
election to be voted for as directors
tO.Wit.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-12
OFFICIAL BALLOT
PETERSBORO MENDON IRRG
TION DISTRICT
Elnrlinn Imnn 1N21

question submitted
Shall the lands determined, listed
with water allotments and plated nv
the Board OF County Commissioners
OF Cache County. Utah, PURSUANT to
the petition of fifty land owners and
all applications for exclusion Of lands
therefrom, be oganI2'd into an lTi-
cation District under the laws of the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-12
SOUTH DIVISION

Beginning at a point $40 feet west
OF the South quarter corner of Sec
ton 1s, Township II, North Range
West of Salt Lake Meridian; and
running thence South l-2 mile to a
point 1900 feet East of West quarter
corner of Section 10, said Township
and Range; thence South 25 degrees
80 minutes East $500 feet to a
point 500 feet Fast of the South
west corner Of Section 90, said Town
ship and Range; thence East 7l20
feet, more or less to the South quar-
ter corner of Section 2S, said Town
ship ana Range; thence North | Ia
miles to the West quarter corner Of
the Southeast quarter of Section 81.
said Township and range; thence
east IA mile TO the centre of The
southeast quarter of Section 81, said
township and range; thence North
"a mile to the North quarter cor
ner of the Northeast quarter Of Sec
ton 81, said Township and Range;
thence west along section line l2.22O
feet 20 the place Of beginning
o All lands within the respective
boundaries Of the said divisions to
which water has been allotted as
shown by the said order and list as
well as by the plat are included with
In the said proposed district aud
made a part OF each Of the respective
divisions.
s. That for the said election each
Of the divisions shall constitute an
election precinct, and the following
named persons each of whom is com
petept, and a land owner, TO whose
lan%s therein water has been allotted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-27

THE Standard Oil company Of New Jersey offers stock
to its employees unusually attractive terms Frankly
s. o. makes il plain that the offer is not matter Of char
y nor that S. thus seeks up inadequate salaries
Standard Oil wants empoye-stockhoders because IL hopes
for closer interest employees minds when they part
This is according TO the light seen by captains oil
industry GOOD BUSINESS II tends toward new real
zation Of the aims and nerdpendence OF capital
and labor" Those words Standard Oil itself uses In
making the offer.
Once there time when the employer wanted nothing
less than that his employees ud have voice in the bus
ness That was along about time when the public could
be damned Modern industry daInns not the public, the
consumer does ignore the workers. the producers
There are those radical labor leaders who beltie this
effort to make employees part owners in industry They
insist that it is but crumb. intended to head off public
ownership and being extremists they are not satisfied win
ANYTHING but the entire loaf However, there
persons including large majority Of labor folks, who,
believing that twoyearod calf cannot be made in MIN
ute think it advisable make of partownersup
before attempting still larger load