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os,K. $3.50 tea to corner No. 1. the
E~ELyIDssE IopE SURVEY NO. Is.s.
n ) n, n. AZ r. N, bears n. esoiAE h.
Iso 80 fset. Thence 5 sS5ss, W bssso
,ssss q i issH, q s ssi Ss s's 5 ,Asss s' 4 sso
: soos,E Itso feet 70 corner No. /. the
MsFiiSifY LobE. SURVEY NO. is.s:
Berinning a. corner No. 4 whence quarter
section corner between sections - and 50,
~. n 0 -. n Mp. A.. hesn :. %
sl2 feet 20 eorasr Nc. 2. thence n. ESQ
tT,E lts1eo ~. 70 eerner No. .. thence
seiyE ees 10 Zee, e s'sssf 10. :
rafr LODE. SURVEY 10. isss. Re.
ginning A. corner No. whence guansrsss'
Io5 sof1sF es'~ssn ssssi9a' sSe ~
law sos. 20 feet. Thence 3. eoo6itB v.
sai 30 isst % corner No 2 hence : 300
thence n. aiooUE b. isso.e0 feet 10 corner
No. .. ths place Of beginning
HARTFORD LODE sURvEY NO. ists
sss,iss corner Sss.s.S s&.s,lsss - ssSd 20.
90, r. 300 80 f.st Thsnss : sioss; v.
ssssl i.s' !. q , ss,H. ~ , 30; 2 ss'1s' ,s ! ss
s. soSDE. Iis3.2o fsst 70 corner No Z,
No. 8 sksnes n. Toissw. isss. 40 fest "a
ere Psls 40 LOBE I s.: ' sras Fl s'i so' fs.s, q.
section oernsr between sse,less 20 and 20
2 D.. = 3 H. n N. = NJ bear. 5 rs
sOE ai2,2o feet % corner Ne. .. theme.
sessi,S y e., 2 somsr No. Z ,ssns'
h ssie,E X 1919 lei q ssrssr No. :
shsnes n ooos7,E' sal. 80 Zee, 70 sousl
No. ., the place Of bsginnlng
GOOD Ldck LODE suRVEY NO 1895,
ssssiss sorser sslsssn sections % ssd 20
!. . ~. n. y n. ~ =. NJ bear
s79ko feet 70 corner No 2 tssass \ 900
= i0o W. 2otao feet 70 sornsr No. 4
thence 3. tTe3OE 5000 fert 70 rornsi
No. a. ne place ~ beFinninE
A. boph wv ss.,s
uon CORNER between sections - and 20. IT.
go. 10 fssi Taeses ) siossSw sss.9i
zee % 20 r. ss'I &c .s ss 30 " s. ;..ss. \ ssss
y. sioss,E az fss, 70 corner No. s
Ne. . iasnes y a4s 90 fsst 10 corner No. .
hkiDoET LODI. SURVEY no. isas
Beginning 81 eofner No. . whance csrnrl
Y selves n E = = . - s' Z q osbirS. az q
feet. Thsues a. s9ei9sW. bo3. 20 fest q
corner No. 3. thenre n. fobD w. 1891 ~
fees 70 corner No 2 thsnos n soss, y
o7,E. 1870 feet 10 corner 30. l. IN
Tossi krss sisim.a sssiu.ivs o. eoanisil
siih Fei.am lode. survey No. aga i5g o5i
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6.2O0 HEN TO Be
EMPLOYED ON ROAD
PROJECTS N STATE


Rive Ihou.And men 4in b. en-
pIo.1l dDr.na tn 1nmmel on -four
ie,o Federal aid proIcc.s ~ the -tais
nnich have been n~rproVei. ~ ada.
ton ehett i1pa ~ nov Nor4ins g
fl4t|I tfTflfo rDa1a This Vii a.
U1tt e rtNffe nntmpIoymaul
The fouftten r~fQItcie. which we're
approved ~ The state nIHh~al com.
U|N<Ion| and 10 the local Office 81 The
|aItrI NI1t1e rrnd nuroau. haNo heen
>tnI - NAahinsion Tor final approbn
They WI cost 4I.ftt. t04.fl. Il
!. estimated fne< ere ee.ps built -
IsaskA a ~ roads win - ~ -
fhe road projects H. nefnaInio and
4I4Aa Ana county VIII tW concrete.
IN tHla cuunty IHgIt uII BE- about
miles u concfclr pavement put
south q the nafeIas bridge alone
~ Santa ~ TRAN hiEhway. and IN
am viii BE- added ~ Inc hlrhway
rnnnlnE north from 81 fhso-
Thu proIe ~ approved ~ tia local
ufice o. ~ federal road bureau In
I|N |nft week are
c6lfax county. fi.ss3 mile~. esii-
uatcd cost t5eifs.t1f Valencia
COUNTY. ie.f1f mites. estimated cost
tf.4siks, Grant county, 1881
Ira county. l7.7st miles, estimated
cfnf t4.11f.So. san Juan county.
I5o7 miles estimated cost. teo.-
sta. Chatc1 county. SSH miles.
estimated cost te1.eft.1o. and
1t.1l1 miles. estimated cost tt1,-
Ht.f1s socorro county, lI.1E mneh,
Estimated cost, ~f1s.a17.1kf Torrance
county. 1e.e11 miles. estimated cost.
estimated cost. t~111.7tH.7f. and
1t.pte miles estimated oct si1s.-
44u.f 80 hcruallIIo county. a.G1t miles.
estimated cost. 4iel.1II.1i. Curry
county. l1.o1f miles. estimated cost.
Nl1.tI1.fis DonA Ana county. t.so9
miles estimated oct. ti65,sso.1l
- Z. Wheeler, engineer tala
district Of the United states road bu-
rpan rrnrned RECENTLY frcm a trip In
ATizona and west central New Mexico.
ne reports progress on scvera, pro-
ttcfs which are under construction
near UaHnp.
hc stated that the bureau was WHIT
ms for the rnseazc ~ the Townsend
hill ~ ~couErcsA and u confident II
WIN re thfouEh. n provides Tor q
Commieefoh Of five mcu appoftioncd
EeuErnrhiceiIy. sud headed hy an as
EIsianf Secretary u 10 take
charge Of all federal road activities.
fhc forest service roads wil 9ino
h. IN charge Of the commission In
stead 81 independent as before. The
rauo 81 federal aid for Arizona ~
New Mexico viii be xrcatIs cnanEed.
20 hat Instead Of the state putting ~
dollar for dollar with the government.
n will only ava 10 contribute about
f1t TO fe5 ~ The national road fund.
for cooperative road projects.
This ia done bccau8o OF the great
nmounts Of public ~non-taxablc land
IN Indian reservations and fofest re-
rcrsen IN these states. n the hill
noon through n viii moan an cNpen-
dltur- Of about tf.5eoo00 on roads
IN this state annually ~ the federal
road bureau.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-12

IN TEE UNITED STATES LAND ofFICE
At santa ~, NEW MEXICO.
In Ne nsnsr q No spplesilen for patent
81 hAn0ARET " MfDLEh. fof Inc
nELtlnEnK GROUP OF LODE MINING
S.Alan nsa 9snsa n,siAs District
eaaiA u. New Ms1ieo.
xorIcs y HEnEsE oIv IS.. Mar
AIbngnerqus' nsrnalll0 Coanty. kss
Mesieo. has fled a application for patent
fsr the bslsidsrs csong, q Lode MininE
Distriet tslenela County. ksw Mcxico. and
dss,Eratsa ~ ne nsld notes sad official
plat on nls u this efnes - Mineral Sur
Te~nship . xurth. Rssss 6 East n. N. r.
~ said Ain.ssl ssssu No. iste being
described - ioilssss Iioe.7O linear fest
"a ~ npns Leo issiso .assr tss. "a
~ cOfPEn KING Lsas, l228 : llnssi
lsss On NE BELLE IsLE Lsds. 1880 llnsar
feet o ses RELyiDsEE Lode ises 20
llnssf fest en ths TAFT Leds, iss1 10
linear fsei on the HARTFORD Lode
lstsit linear feet "a ths PEARL lode,
Lode ios7as hnear feet cd the IxL Leas,
Lode; al q rhich ssid mines, iodss. .vslhs
40 Hsass.i asPssi's so.Rs,ss nc bs.s,,
Iced; "a same being for eseh " ssld iodes
frum thnlT Respective points q discovery.
a. 's,nsss pgEs sst &c ssesbt <
~ fesl q aIoo9s " snd iaSo 20 feet
\ seootsK and 40 fsst 3 400 ot,w
saiiso i s..s sinnsiisss: Z / 'i sEsv u sss
IA fee. = eqoesW ard t5se feet \ 30
oS = MsklklEY. III fssi ssIesss y
H., wsisofsr .ss ,oi. 20 ssa 4 sie'
n1f " HARTFORD. TT feet \ ToIss b.
snd ilo3.t0 lest n getss " PEARL. a97
isst seassE esse 5 Zee, 8 sosyw
SEE fss, ) ssoiSw. saa T1sa6 i,s'
~ so =, = -. !. 4 a. a. os ss' w 70 f.. ssa : 49, ss e
~ ". sad iIss 20 fssi ste5DK: VIA
sarfacs rrDand 800 fssi more Or isss. On
eash sifs - s.id above named lodes vhleh
s..a lsds n,nins claim. a. more igly g.
official Qlsi roslrd on the ffouad end
~ the nsld notes q surrey thereof filed
2 thls oiuee whirh field notss q .urysy
elaima 90 ne f~urines. With maEnetle varsa
non a irom i1oioNk. 10 iao az T. a
DUEr TONE SURVEY NO. isso. Ne
risainr a. sornsr 40 whence s%ssrss,
~aseiion earnsf betseen Essitsns ~ and -
y n s'ss sse
i,se 20 a.. fnss"sss n.s se's y
~ VI afI 70 faef 10 CORNER 10 p ihrnr,
6Ioo1FF ifpf - fest 20 corner 80 4
thsnes A ieoepf y sos feet 70 ooraer No
!. fha rIat1 ~ beginning
NEWPORT luDk SURVEY No. 1910
nerlnaihT 81 curneT No I whence quarisf
sseflon enner betsssn hscileus - sad ~
~ = A n. \. n. n. ~, bears = SO
az ". 1ls.Io feet. 1krnce = o5co1s !
hse ~ feet 10 Gamer No. q thsnce = az
~ VI. latl. 90 feet 20 cefner 10, ?. lhrne'
N. G1co1fW. 191 70 feet % cornsr No. 4
ihenca \. 1Too1fk las feet 20 eornsr No
coriEh Kikd I0OE SURVEY 40
IHf2i urlInnIng a. corner Ne. uhene.
-aasIierssItIoe esrnsr beiveea. sections q
1nd - II a. n B - ~ n. = n.
hraus n 7ao1ffE 4. lt11fo frcf. Ihenei
:. zoe VI. l1fs.fo ftrt 10 eorner NJ. 2
fhfrfa n 0n6D 1n1 20 fuel 70 cofufl
na D. fkanca N G0cofff 1855 fnei n
rorpsr ~ q fhsnes \ scbtw 90 f~'
aEl.I.f IsLf L0Df SURVEY 80. iste
nsslaning A saresr ~ sAsrfs eernsr =
N \ y N. hetsr = 1foenf 81 20 ffri
TArnt flnetsf itet ~ - N 80
isss.s5 isst - esInsf ~ a iAssss 3 o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-12

NOTICE or APPLICATION or MARTHA
J. HUNTER. OWNER, ron A UNIT
Ed STATES PATENT 10 TIE
HAnDTNAHD LODE.

In the United states Land Office,
A. santa fe New Meaico.
In the Matter 81 The Application Tor Patent
fer the Hardiuand Lode MiniuE Claim
In the Hell Vanon Mining District. Bier
naiuo and NaleneiA C%ouniies, Sev
NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN, that In
pursuaEee Of Chapter . q Title % Of the
Revised statutes % the United States, the
whose postofnss address il Hotel Rosslyn
Lna Angeles, California. through her agent
Margaret X Medler, whose postoffics I'D
dress - Albuquerque. New Mexico in her
own behalf aud a. owner thereof claiming
1900 feet IN length and 500 feet In width,
being 500 feet on each aide Of tho middle
81 the vein a. the surface thereof, where
l%ocaton notice Is posted In monument i
ing and bsing situated within the Hell
Canon Mining Distriei Bernslilo and Val
eneia Cophtiet. Ncw Mc1ico, being Mineral
survey No. is6a. Is about te make appii.
cation 20 the United States Tor q patent
for the said Mains Claim or Lode which
said claim or lcde Is more Tally described
posted herewith. and b, the field note. Of
survey thereof nov flied IN the office
% he Regi,tsr q the United statss. Land
Ofnce, Santa 70 Land District. New MeAico.
which field notes Of survey describe the
boundaries and extent Of said claim on the
%suTiaes with ,ariatioh iSot2' =. a. fol-
BsrinniuE a, cornsr No. vhsneo The
qu.rtsr section corner eetgsen Sections 20
sod q bE NJ n
hears y lbNhNN vs. rect ANNNNh = So
y. $50 Is feu 20 Corner No ~ thence
:. Tso2fs W. 1891 feet 70 corner No 81
thence n. afo W 90 feet 10 corner No.
thence n Tsob6s q. 1900 feet 90 Cor
ner No. q. the place % beginning.
Total area claimed. 1889 Acres.
Adioiaing claims. none.
Claim - seated IN Nv SIX Hsstinn
e. sea W. sws section a. T = n.
Any anA Ell psrlons sisiminR adversely
iha mining ffnund vein. inds. premises.
~ any portion hereof 80 described. sur
seyrd. plated md arrllsd for are hereby
notified thai. unless their adverse claims
are duty filed according 10 Law and the
regulations hereunder within the time pre-
scnhed ias with the Register 81 the
United states Land Office at Santa We, IN
the County Of snnta Dc. state ~ kew
Meaiea. they will b. barred b. virtue Of
The provisions Of eaid Statute
A N BERGERE. Register.
Notice ~ M a-se APPLICATIONS FoR
PATENT will be pubished in the New
Mexico huralitt Albuquerque, hcw hssicg.
Tor . period u . CONSECUTIVE Ncekr. which
hereby designate o. The newspaper pub
I lshod nearest fht lard above drarrhed.
A n BERGERE, Register
You viii find IL in cur CLASH
ded Columns.
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80

should be a winner. Though very
good material has reported Tor pracs
tice. there are several members
proven 60 be good ball players. who
have not yet tried out. These players
are urged 20 get In touch with Mr..
Bniogh at the Elks club. 20 get the
datcG OF practices and eamcs II q
expected that the postponed game
viii be played IN the ncar future.
though no date has been set at the
time Of this writing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-12
FUNERAL SERVICES OF SOLDIER
KILLED OVERSEAS, 10 AZ IN
CHARGE on AMERICAN LEGION

News has been received that the
body OF Hcrmlnio Gailegos. killed In
action In France. has arrived In New
York md viii uoon he sent ere Tor
burial. Ex-soldicrn are requested 20
watch for this aud report az the
Armory the date set 10 pay the last
rcapects To our deceased comrade.
Her minio GailcEos was h wi Of
Mauriciu Gallegos OF this city. He
went into d service from Snn Mar
ciai. Services viii be- In charge Of
Garcia A. Sons. u~ndcrtakcrs. and Will
be held In the San Felipe church at
Ola Town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-12

Acres. said claim being IN Wa W..
seetien %. Eh aud Eih W section ~,
Range 5 East. y. n. ?. n.
Nilagros Lode. Survey No. t2e. Amended.
FOLSOM Lode. Survey No. ela and star
Lode. unsurveyed. n. T. Mckinney, elai.
nanA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-12
WIT ufsATuTR INTERPRETERS
NTH HlsERaII. GAM

The baseball game scheduled TO
take place lnst sunday between the
Amcf lean Legion team and The local
Cavalry team. h1d Il be called on
on sccouat u rain. The Legion has
purchased considerable equipment
and has n team organized which
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-12
MILITARY FUNERAL
FDR EDWARD RAfRD

a military fnnerai will bc held
sunday at 1850 y. M. for Edward
Baird. an eX-soldicr VINO died We'd
neriay. following an operation. All
Legion men are requested To be- al
the Armory In uniform at 2 y. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-12

Venice. Italy. rs situated on M
small islands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-12

Writing checks by electricity h the
latest development IN check writing
machines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-12

"A man may. if he knows not how to save.
as he gets. keep his nose all his life at the
grindstone and die not worth a groat at last.
Benjamin Franklin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-12

a school for training diamond cut
viii soon be opened at johann
ncsburE. Africa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-12

-Four women are official game pro-
tcciors Tor the Ohio bureau OF fish
and ramc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-12

You will find IL in cur CLASH.
ded Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-12
lI3GAL NOTICES.
NoficE OF AffLicATfoh foh fAzEkz

IN TEN UNITED STATES LAND oFFIcE
AT SANTA w. NEW MEXICO.
foaleo11
In ths matter ~ ne application for pafsnl
pf MAn0AhET " NfDLEh. for m
hELtIuHnE GROUP OF LODE MINING
CLAIMS He'll Cnnou hlning District,
Nalsnoia C11nty. New Mexico.
kaain ~. New neHlco.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

Tho Helping Hand ladies' in at
tendance at Mrs Wilson's Wednesday
were Mesdames McComb, Fogle,
Bramhall, Hunt, Miller, Bailey, Dam
iel, Layman, Voss, Pickett, Corey,
Mackcn, Miss Hatch and Miss Jelli-
mex. Tho decorations and place cards
were representative OF st. Valentines
day. Quite a bit Of work was done
for the European sufferers. A short
service was held in memory Of Mrs.
Chandler who was called from our
number year ago. The ladies' will
meet with Miss Hatch Wednesday,
February 23rd.
Tho intermediate and primary
rooms OF our school gave very In
terestlng program Monday afternoon
commemorating Washington, Lin
coin and 81. Valentine, after which
Valentines In great quantities we're
distributed TO both teachers and
pupils. There were eleven visitors
present and pronounced II very
enjoyable afternoon.
A large crowd was out to the last
rabbit drive but as the snow was
gone rabbits were not very plentiful,
less than a hundred being caught.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17
SHASTA VIEW

Henry voss and wife Of Merrill
have been spending the past week
with their daughter. Mrs. Ben Dan
iel, and family.
Jack Parker has moved his family
into the II. Il. Wilson house on the
alfalfa ranch.
Mrs. Belle Kirkpatrick who was in
jured by falling down stairs a few
days ago is slowly recovering but
quite weak.
Mrs. Voss and Mrs. Daniel and
daughters Gladys and Marcy spent
the day with Mrs, John Bailey FRI
day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17
80 Ouch! Lame Back
INV Rub bachache Lumbago Soreness //\\W
TNX and stiffness away Try this! 0<DsYT

Back hurt your Cant straighten
up without feeling sudden pains,
sharp aches and twinges? Now Lis
ten! That's lumbago, sciatlca or may
be from a strain, and you'll get
blessed relief the moment you rub
your back with soothing, penetrating
st. Jacobs OIL" Nothing else takes
out soreness, lamenesB and stiffness
30 quickly. You simply rub II and out
comes the pain. II In perfectly harm
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

less and doesn't burn or discolor the
skin.
Limber up! Don't" suffer! Oct
small trial bottle from any drug
store, and after using II Just once.
you"ll forget that you ever had back
ache. lumbago or sciatica, because
your back will never hurt or cause
any more misery. II never disap-
points and has been recommended
for 60 years. Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

Tho Notro Dame eleven has do
ciInod an invitation from George
Washington University to play n post
season game in Washington, Dec. 4.
Temporary stands that arc being
erected for tho Army-Nnvy football
Camp will bring tho seating capacity
OF the Polo Grounds up to 10000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

Tho Montreal A. A. A. is planning
TO hold n big international skating
championship In Montreal next Feb
ruary. II In tho hope OF those bo-
hind tho project to have entries from
tho leading United States centres,
AZ we'll ns from all parts Of Can
ada.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17
The Great Scc-B

Mems clothes are to be very con-
siderably cheaper In the spring. ac-
cording to the best trade forecasts.
Bully! Now don't spoil the day for
papa by flashing word that spring
bonnets are TO come higher.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

Among the players on the Fourth
Division football team at Camp
Lewis. Wash, are two former West
Point stars and a former Prince
ton fullback.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

Harry l.. Davis, governor-elect OF
Ohio, will attend the great football
game between Ohio State and I'LL.
nois universities. to be played at
Urbana, ILL.,, Nov. 20.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

New York financial circles are
convinced that conditions are now
favorable in all parts OF the coun-
try for a resumption Of building.
Good! Nothing now remains but to
convince the prospective builders.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17
liz This A Boost or n Knock

prohibition is making a sturdy
race OF tho American people. They
can now stand up under drinks that
would have been fatal a year ago."
st. Joseph News-Press.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17
Are They Really Actors?
by JUNIUS

A dispatch from Broadway says
5000 actors are out OF Jobs. Notice
the discriminating accuracy OF the
language-not out OF work. Just out
OF Jobs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

Why Is n monologuef
A monologue is a conversation be-
tween husband and wife.
I though that was a dialogue.
No. a dialogue is whore two per-
sons are speaking.
What chance has Caruso with six
doctors7 We ask you.
The siniess Sabbath advocates
would make our country the United
Saints.
THE personal pronown II might
we'll be the coat-of-arms OF some in
dividuals. s.''-Rivaroi.
He who steals another mans
purse very often steals more trash.
He sometimes steals food from
babies mouths.
The Selcctive LOCKER
Though clothing costs less We
don't notice the girls wearing any
more" Ex. You won't either. rs
long as the girls wearing less are
the only ones you notice.
And speaking OF taxes, We advise
Maurice Johnson and a few
others to have their mustaches ampu-
tated before a war tax is placed on
those unnecessary evils.
A Logical Proposition
II overhead makes shoes high may
be hats are costly because Of the un-
derfoot.
Lucky n certain Chicago police
man isn't bald. A pocket-comb de-
flected a bullet and saved his life.
II may be an argument for or
against, but free verse Is harder to
memorize than rhymes.
A Ninth htreet urchin was taken
to task by the Rev. s. J. CLANCY last
summer for his Sabbath devotion to
the national pastime. DO you
know" asked the minister. where
little boys go who play baseball on
SundayH"
YES" said the kid. but II
told you then you'd tell the cops and
I'd 60 to Jail"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

My umbrella is extremely relig-
ious.
How so7
II keeps Lent all the year
round"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

Just bought fine automobile.
What's the name OF II?
can't remember but II starts
with p.
That's funny. Most OF them start
with gasoline.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

The sinless Sabbath advocates
would make our country the United
Saints.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

What chance has Caruso with six
doctors7 We ask you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

THE personal pronown Il might
we'll be the coat-of-arms OF some in
diyiduals. ."--Rivarol.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

He who steals another mans
purse very often steals more trash.
He sometimes steals food from
babies mouths.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

II may be an argument for ol
against, but free verse is harder te
memorize than rhymes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

And speaking OF taxes, we advise
Maurice Johnson and a few
others to have their mustaches ampu-
tated before a war tax is placed on
those unnecessary evils.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17

Lucky a certain Chicago police
man isn't bald. A pocket-comb de-
flected a bullet and saved his life.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-17
A Logical Proposition

IL overhead makes shoes high may
be hats are costly because Of the un-
derfoot.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-02-04
METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL ENTERTAINS

One of the most enjoyable affairs
of the season for both young and old
was given by the Sunday School class
es of Mrs. ]. C. Moore and Mr.. R. A.
Lewis, at the Hotel Lexington, in hon
or of the classes of Mrs. Jim Henry
and Mr.. L. S. Austin, the latter being
the winners of a contest between the
four classes for regular attendance
and number Of new members.
Music, games and contests were
the diversion Of the evening-the
cleverest being an old-fashioned
spelling match. Mr.. R. A. Lewis won
the prize as best speller.
At late hour the guests were in
vited into the spacious dining room
where delicious refreshments were
served.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-02-04
r. L. McCULLEY DEAD.

A telegram to his family at Hin
son Springs brought the sad news of
the death at 200 o'clock Tuesday af-
ternoon, of R. L. McCulley, aged 55
at the home of his daughter at Nc
Nair, Miss. He was on visit there,
looking after extensive property in
terests when suddenly overtaken by
death. ss
A man coatrolling large property
interests and leading an active, bust
ness life, his death came as a great
shock to the family and friends, who
are inexpressibly grief-stricken. He
was an industrious, honorable, kind
hearted man and faithful in life's
multiform relations. He is survived
by his wife and several children who
have the sympathy of hosts of friends
in their bereavement.
The body was conveyed to his old
home at Cordover, Tenn, where the
funeral services and interment occur
ed on Thursday, attended by the men,
bers of the family from this place.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-02-04
NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES.

We are delighted to see Brothers
C. W. Rhodes and S. L. Herndon at
the Sunday School, Our sympathies
go out to the Railroad men who are
so often denied these blessings.
Quite number OF young people
from the Center Ridge neighborhood
came around Sunday afternoon and
James r. Jordon-and Miss Sallie Lit
tie were made happy by being united
in marriage, the writer officiating.
We bid these clever young people
Godspeed in their new relation in life.
Preaching in town next Sunday at
both hours. Theme for the morning
hour Men of Destiny" We well
come you to these services.
T. ]. STRICKLIN, Pastor.