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The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05
.M0ultOn-WiIson

AT GrnndJumction, ut noon, Wcdnrs-
day. February :, l92l. Mr.. Victor {.
Moulton and Miss Cconu Wilson. were
united In marriage. The happy event
took place ut the Baptist parsonage In
the presence of relatives and n few III
timntc friends.
After the ceremony the pnrty enjoy
ctl II wedding breakfast at the LaConrt
hotel.
Needless 10 say. the young people arc
well md fnvornbly known In this town
and community The bride Is the hnnd-
some and charming daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T.. j. Wilson and the groom
The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05
Get Victory Medals

Victory medals IN commcmorntion
Of the World War are being issued to
all Ey-Marincs located In the District
of Colorado by Captain G. G. Gill. Of
fccr In Charge Of Recruiting for this
District with Headquarters ut 1908
Iarlmcr Street. Denver, Colo.
The supply furnished the Denver Of
flee hns been materially decreased and
1t is the wish OF the Officer In Charge
to see that all men In this District who
ARE entitled to them shall obtain same
ns soon ns possible.
The Victory Medals complete with
the clasps. stars. ribbons md Insignia
are ready for distribution. and all that
is necessary TO get them IL to call In
person nt the above office. or forward
your discharge so an endorsement can
bc placed thereon. and the medals with
proper clasps etc.. will bc sent by mail.
Captain Gill snys Tint NIL men who
have not ns yet received their medals
should get them as soon ns possible for
when the local supply Is exhausted. 1t
will probably he necessary to obtain
them from Washington, thereby cnus-
ing greater delay.
The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05
Purcbred Sires Increasing
Rapidly On Forest Ranges

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The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05

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The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05
School Report for January

First Gradc-Oncta ElstOn. Donald
Mctxger. Donnvon Trui,t Winifrcl
Finch: first: Norma Hay. Gerald Me
New. ~cond: Richard Kelley. third.
Second Grudc-Virginin Charlton.
John Shepherd Willard Simms, first /:
Edna vanclcnvc. IIomnn Taylor, Jnnc
Clark. second; Dorthy Peterson, Fora
Wurta. Lonia Story. third; William
Graham. Fern Gotten, Joanna Cure.
Leslie Park, fourth.
ThIrL Gradc--'nck Cl"rlc. first ::
Martin Simpson. second: Edith Ball.
third sPRlanclic Hilkcy. Manrcen Spnld-
,inG, fenrth.
Fpurth Grade--ROllin Shaw. Dorthy
'6sxH HI: tis,shs sikwsry. Ainie s11ss-
ton. second. El0ise whisnnnt. Orvillc
McNcw. third.
Fifth Gradc-vi"la Snndbcrg. Vir-
ginin Neal. first: Bcrthn Jones. second ::
Dorthy Grove. third.
Sixth Grndc-Barbarn Snndcrson,
Jack Miller. Opal EIston. first: Collie
Mitchell. Esther Jones. second: Joe
lctha Nixon. Milburn Bnbcock. third.
Seventh Gradc--Joycc Story. first :
Florence Finch. second: Dorthy Story.
third.
Eigth Gradc-Virginia Watkins. first
Roys Arnold sccond Arthur Lloyd,
third
The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05
The Next War VIII he Chemical

In the next war leaders will lnugl,
ut battlcships and artillery when they
launch their assaults Of poison gas md
invisible destruction. The machinery
of warfare has passed into the hands
Of chemists. and the sOOtlisnycrs. In
predicting results. will look not to stars
or cntraiIs hut into the test tubes Of
the lnhrntOry.
An mkling of truth may le obtained
from II cable dispatch written by Wy
the Williams. which appeared In tho
Washington Herald Of January 90. We
quote from II:
There is evidence in Paris, where
large force Of dye experts now are
gathered to help the rcparatiOns com
mission. TINT the German dye attack
Is to ia ccntcrcd most vigorously upon
tho United Stntcs market. France has
n tariff law thnt enables hcr to build
up her dye Industry unmolcstci. Eng
land has new law, operative january
IL. that excludes dyes such ns she pro-
produce. hut which her consumers need.
Japan Is taking steps to protect her
chemical inductry. The United States
IL the only important nation actually
Mt the mercy Of German Chemists. For
tl,e moment America Is protected by
tho War Trade Board. hut this barrier
will lall when she ends the technical
state Of war with Germany.
German dye manufacturer. realize
this. and are causing the repa ratione
,pmnri,rsos. much &&f1dsasAr ~ reffsssss-
to produce. except under pressure. the
dyes most needed In the emitted States.
They are willing to offer large Gnunti-
ties of dyes in competition with the
output Of the new American dye Indus
try. hut still are mnklng excuses Tor
failure to produce noncompctitivc dyes.
Thus they hope to encourage cons'im-
rrs to demand an open market. Also.
In this manner. with the experience of
her 70 years world monopoly Of dye
manufacture against five years OF Amer
icnn experience. Germany hopes to
throttle the American industry and
leave America helpless in this respect
should there bc another war.
German production Of dyes is 8"
closely allied with her production Of
munitions that n separation is impos-
siblc. Destruction Of one would mean
the destruction of both. Students Of
the German proposals now In Paris
consider that America Is the last hope
the German manufacturers have and
they will not give up as long ms Am
erica does not protect Its dye industry
by law similar to that Of Great Bri-
tain. They see further. that real chem
ical disarmament can Ike accomplished
only by breaking Germans monopoly
of the dye industry and encouraging
the building mp of similar industry
In all the countries Of the entente. and
especially in the United States.
The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05

booking agent for Chnutnulun bur-
eau visited a small town In the Middle
park. He called on n man who said
that in order to introduce Chautau-
qua 1t would he necessary to see the
most prominent cnttleman of the town.
Together they called on the first citizen
and the booking agent was introduced,
Mr.. Jones. said he. i called to see you
In regard to n Chautauqua. Won't do
We no good. spoke up the prominent
m,n of the town. Me and my wife have
Iecn pestered to death with nutomo-
bile agents fer six months an now. by
ling, we've ordered machine we seen
in a catalogue.
The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05

who last week went to Denver to con-
suit specialists regarding stomach
trouble from which he Is suffering may
have to submit to nm operation. His
daughter. Miss Mary, who went to the
city with him. was expecting to start
this week on n trip to California with
Miss Marion Lcckcnby, but she will.
the prcscnt.-Steaboat Sentinel
The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05

Eight high school basketball teams,
winners In their respective districts
within the state. will play for the
championship Of Colorado Mt Boulder
the latter part Of February or early
March.
We understand the Grand Junction
lOys hold the title for this section Of
Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05
HIGH GADE PIANO AT GREAT
SACRIFICE

We have just ordered one of our
pianos placed In n public warehouse
in Rifle. A blg discount will he given
for immediate sale to reliable party.
Terms. Examine It. Full particulars
furnished. Write at once to The Den
yer Music Company. Denver Colo.
f5-m12
The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05
For tte liver and Bowels.

When your liver and bowels become
torpid get n bottle Of Chambcrlain's
Tablets. They will tone up your liver
and cause gentle momement of the
bowels. They also improve the diges-
ton.
The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05
Government Seeds

Those OF our readers who desire nm
assortment Of seeds should write to
Congressman Taylor before the 4th Of
March. Address. Hon. Edward T.
Taylor. 2G5 II O Il. Washington. ID. c.
The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05
Nursing

am prepared to do nursing at my
home: maternity or otherwise. Pleas
ant room and reasonable price.
1920 MRS. N. NJ. HARLAN
The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05

WAIT-For Competent service and
H. Masten Risley. Optometrist and eye
sight specialist nt Meeker Dates an
nOunccd soon. f5-tf
The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05
st. James Church

QuinQungcsima Sunday.
Holy Communion 40 am.
Church School 9.i5 AIN.
Morning Service 11OO am.
Evening Service 40 p. m.
Ash Wednesday. Feb. q
Holy Communion 7.15 m
Morning Service 1000 n. III.
Short Service and Adrcss 400 p III
Evening Service. 7.D p III
Weekday Services throughout Lent.
Holy Communion. daily. 7.1J a IN
Tuesdays. Bible Glass 40 p m
wednesdays and Fridays 7.O p M
Thursdays 4.:p p III
Thursdays Confirmation Glass 7.3Opm
Rev. Il. Alan Russell.
Priest In Charge
The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05
,yh.. Germany viii Have To Pay

following memorandum to the German
representative:
Sir: Tie allied conference has taken
the following decisions:
Az regards the disarmament Of Ger
many. the allied governments have mp
proved the conclusions formulated In
the note attached.
AS regards rcpnratiOns. the allied
governments have approved the pro-
posals formulated In that document.
also attached.
TIE allied governments have formed
the hope that the German government
will not place the allies under the nee
cssity Of cnvisaging the grave situa-
tion which will be created II Germany
persists in falling to meet her Obliga-
tiOns.
Qualified delegates Of the German
government will bc invited to meet
Ing In London In February with dele
gates OF the allied governments.
The reparntions note reads:
Article For the purpose Of salts
ISulS lne itTIvS'u ulpph hS-'
by Articles o31 and 232 of the treaty
Of Versailles. Germany shall pay:
Fixed nnnuities payable half yearly
In equal parts as follows: fA) Two
nnnuitics Of 1000, 100000 gold marks
from May l. 1921 to May 1923: (B)
three annuitics OF 3.OOO.OOO.OO0 gold
marks fro mMny 1 1923. to May l.
1926: CO. three annuitcs Of 4.OOO.O00-
OOO gold marks from May !. 1925 to
Mny 1, 1920: CD) three nnnuitics Of
5.OOO,OOO.OOO gold marks from May I.
1O2O. to Mny I. 1879: (E) thirty-onc
xnnuitics Of G.OOO.OOO.M gold marks
from May 1. 1922 to May I. 1903.
FOrty-onc annuitics running from
May /. 1921. equal In amount to II
per cent nj vnlOrem Of German cx-
port, payable In gold. two months nf-
ter the close OF each half year.
To secure complete fulfllmcnt Of
paragraph 2 above. Germany will give
to the reparations commission every
facility for verifying the amour. of the
German exports
Article 2-The German government
will transmit forthwith to the rcpar
A..
able at the dates specified in Article
]. The amount shell be eQHiIa)ent, t9
each Of the half yearly snms payable.
Article 3-Germany shall be Mt lib
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The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05

The promised short session Of the
legislature doesn't seem to be in sight
The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05

Next Saturday is Lincoln's birthday.
The Meeker herald., 1921-02-05
Report Of Red Cross Nurse

Respectfully SUBMITTED
Gencvieve NJ. Paiica
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-12
VILLANUEVA WILL
HAVE new SCHOOL
TO REPLACE BURNED

Pa~rS and specifications fer the
foa~--SoEa school building which i
10 b constructed. NJ Nlsianaeva .
replace the building burned las.
sr~ing. hzVe heen sent q the stats
scn=r- r1cnt y ? saczti0n hy County
Superintendent T. n kcanamer Tor
approval cr modification. following
tie Geci sen of the county Schooi
board which net Saturday. TIE pla-
v-e-s drawn up by r. Torres Of
Brownsville
II Sooa - the pans Sre returned
~sriasr annrnvsss ~ modified. III.
Ee1ranner viii cali for bids fer the
rua~tracticn or the school Tae state
iera--rsr-t calls fer certain systems
II vrn-Siasirn AMI h<At and otne'
matters vh'Ch EsssS. - adhered - !,
tAs construction cs the county
schools. ~x-'Ss-S Nr- k-nn%ner- For
the r~-sca tat the details ~rc rct
>-,ccssse - re Mans thcv cat for.
-. S-s.r ifs~s.SnaS far the NillGnaeva
--As.ss' havr Ae-~- set To Austin. 81
49, - ro~.~r's~s- 7crS rlSy 0cvcloS
~Fsrr rAa vr~rk ~ started
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-12
MEXICO Rail
MEN PROTEST
U.S. WARSHlPS
Send Message to Corpers
Voicing Disappro. al OF
American Ac!io,

WASHINGTON. ID G. Jaly I2-
The Confederation Of Railroad So
oieties of Mexico today telegrzphei
protests against the return Of Anne.
rican warShips % Tampico 10 Pres
ident GomperS of the American Fe-
deTation Of Labor According 10 the
navy department. tWo vessels are
under orders 70 leave Tampico-
The message said:
We Mexican railroad men. b.
longing . the confederated Sacie-
tles IN the service Of tee NcrSrar
railroads. wish to protest with al
our e-crgy before you brother
workers IN the United States against
the attitude shown by the govern
meus of the United States By send
Iag men r war = the port Of Tan
paco- committing thereby n violation
Of the sovereignty q the NexiSzn
republic
TIE message asserted that rhe
Ships had --llSe-,barkes American
MARINES II Tampico wishou4 having
scssclteG The Necessary acqalcSccrce
or the Mexican foreign office
a trencnto1S conflict wkica
lay he evolved into = DISASTROUS m
rernztlonal war Z uaS sad. --hac
heen provoke1 b. this a-rI1zse- =
TAcrc E2S hccn ao report. Official
e otherwise that the E4trineS lani-
cG under arms
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-12

In he shaur lr npl5a-s- fEnrrHaalr nf ~
collar hfnr 6rurrHE
TIE cssuET--atscr rF rzEsag1~rr -
srelrr tha- fhr ras-msns .arafar.r-
arr Fr.uFrrrE ffirf uus i.s.su-r rrE
-rritlrlr rhrm NV ths t-rf. r aasre
~ LArnatr PER- fnfifrrnr E TN. fsHrr
III -~ls rfanrsrrafauE aa F.ttlarr-n Mr
filrr slrs- thr lvE F-urrEzrr So asr
retained
Eest-ir-lunE af thr rr-rHF-f ramaF @r
cE-Frur-s truri -ht IE.fe Stztrt tr
Er'arn arr r-anra nniF nr nrznalaaaal
~ War- srlaE arms aHam.lEr rfauH arll
af1e lac. Fgr uhlUt lir~r-f nuzsr
rirs- hr utf-aiE,r6 grnn -hr 1ztr ar
EHarrr~r1 a- M@.hrFlEEnE-
DrwGtv Fssll..rtar fsinr ur~r- e..
Rhs-rr = shIFFs--r is tn aouia-. infnrmla
taon 49, otftziraea ar taF rurauu.s iuuuaf
- ttsS 1sdcrsl b-illizE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-12
NEFF'S SECRETARY
HAS FIRST VACATION

AUSTIN. Texas. Jaiy ss-R- Il.
walrnail. Secresary 10 GOVerror
Ncsf, and Mr. ESp2 Stanford. -
Ss>sAns Secresary. lad their firS- ~
lS32v On J1ly siace assuming 0f
fsCS - ais 70 rAe cksef executive
= TeS1S ~ MaiShal an1 Mr.
Sanford t0ak ever the detail wUTE
ns TIE executive p<fscs en- J2r11ry
-. tAe Gay = Governor Ncff-S 81
z2Szr7ssoz. 1-1 every ezv Ssncc-
excert Sundays ScsA have hecn 81
-heSr desks
The s-kS- departments cf thc G.
rs-ol hSVe h1d several holidays ana
al ef rhe e=spiSyrS and department
AezsS k1v- ohSe-ve3 -Acm-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-12
.HARD|NG'S MESSAGE
OPPOSES PLAN FOR
Ex-S0LDIER BONUS

"ASni-NSio-e. ~ - @-4t e.
E.iA~f lifA@n- - - ffrA~f1 aFlt
% @1s -=l''1 Ia ''s'h p.'-A .'.s
IT frtrE@te ~ = - - - -
s1N1. l@f~ - -
- Sl tn@ e"1fatrs- fFFHasa~fl ti@f4
* tol1 ln~ AFr.AiF tA-i4y aA - -
enc A1s1fr-s ES - 49, s~faFF A&4f
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-12
COLLIN SENATOR Is
QUIET On PROPOSAL

AUSTIN. Texzs. Jas NArE
sssee taoaE ut.4; szane - maM tahf
= the governor slhmrttr6 n hln tN
-hc special - EuE - tFr lFgaalaE us-
FsrsTsesErx - r~11rs 60 arr~aSr a-
tsor e. tn krrrFfiiF hnsnzal. Arn-
atu- En-rrs ~ GnalsE rplnET ~ u
- ha4 -r s-atFrurrr s.r &C. u.zttxr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-12
AMERICANS FROM
TAMPIC0 ARRIVE
In BIG NUMBERS

LAREDO. Texas. July IAN
eriran OIL field workers at Tznpico
began arriving here II large nambrrs
today and broa-h- reports that all
Americans are preparing TO iczFe -he
TamplcO district owing - rhe sep
page Of OF production -h~rr- Tzm-
pico was qGiet and no trouh,e was
anticipated when they left the tras-
elers SziI.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-12
ESPERSON'S
WELL MILE
DOWN NOW

Drilling down one mile. $50
fcCt-into the bowels ef th@
earth. the 6riliers of the ESperson
wei. ~ the mouth of the Rln
GranGc. are continuing their r.
fortS - reach The fTrzl roal-
either OIL ~ 7-0ee fe~s. accord
inr to word reaching the cf-y frvgl
the Scsre Df cpcrz-scrS~
Littlc information other rhar
the 6erth reached and -he fsc- -azr
operations are roln- NtC-r sI1Tiv
har surely. : being Eivcr CT con-
cerninE the Orers-so-<- Fr~n
SnErcvS cluS~lv IN roEgh W1-h -+e
wCrs. i = learned tha- vh'i- s-si-
cations continue fSvc-@hie- TO SC
tElal cil has hen iiSc~rvr46. n " fHS
NSrer 0f any Sor- he~n szccz--cr-
80.
80 far ther~ ksS h~-a ~1ccln-
-srcd c.ly S6Slc. ard rTrsta. x-s
- I. ard ShSle Sa1 -1zhs Snz
rsscA- acal. S7E arsi7-.hl1 Il tn
vRv 6oR--~ il WaS ~1il
NJ che E~r~-Seu WJu = cz--7-5
Eowr - z.eaa -tcs = ~ - ~
sccca6 deepest Eel ssra- z--cn-ra-
= -- -he C-7-~s S-1teS. w T. SzSE-
Fhg Csxr~-S- wN~ - " s-s-r7rsa
S>sae 49, ar0- and Wl> EArrle5
lar-. -S00 fer--
Operations ~ TIE r-rS-n- a. rrh
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-12
IRISH REPUBLICAN
LEADERS ON Way
TOLONDON PARLEY

DBLIN. Ireland. July I2-lriSh
republican lea@erS chosen . parti-
cipaTe II the conference 70 be held
with tne British government al
tnorltseS thursday at London left
D1hlln today for London They wSre
EaEaonn ae Valera Arthur Griffith.
founder IF the SSnn Fein. Austin
Stack. and Robert q Barton. both
Sim Fein members of the Bri-iSs
parliament.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-12
RTZZELL EXPLAINS BUDGET

AUSTIN. Texas. lzlv 13-n-.
Rizzs$l. prc>i5c1r of rilc a. 4 n CO.
tCSr. APPEARED hc-cre the senate
and holsr znnreFrTz1sonS committee
-UGaE ro explain -Ac h2s-e- Ter h5=
institution - rrcpzrc5 y tire board
of cer-rcl r. Rraiiev oF ths Col
ieEe 81 ln8aS-rSzl Arts n ncnt1r
w1h appear before the committee
tcIzy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-12

NEAIC0 CITY. July ls-AGvsc-
9 from Tarplco relative 10 the
rrcscnce of United States WarShirs
there. seem to he Coztr- 1ic:ery.
Sorne say the vessels left Friday and
rrfurnei Sunday. Others report the
vessels never left the p..rt. TIE
American charged d.affssre< he-e
haS received 70 adviccs FROM the
American consul nj Tampico in re-
gard 70 the vessels The situation as
Tanspsco Yesterday was reported
tranquil. but the dispatch state.
that seven thousand workncn have
laid off.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-12
Man KILLED, WOMAN
WOUNDED, IN EARLY
MORNING GUN FIGHT

Charlie j. HSrwell. a private in
the quarterraSSser corps Of INC array,
S dead and woman named JesaSa
Quenta kyanS. wife of John Evans
n former soldier. l. seriously wound
ed. and seven men are IN the cOGntX
lsil In connection with i SssootinS
that occurred at the residence of An
dreS Lana zear Fifteenth and Har-
ri<oa streets NJ i.S0 o'clock tai>
morning.
The woman was taken 20 the ID
vine Providence hospital s-aere Il
wa< found that She had sustained
t~c we0ndS IN the abdomen. md 0ne
in tae night leg- City Health 0sficeE
w. L. Spivey, who attends her.
said this afternoon that while her
ucunSis are very SersoGS. - VA
probably recover.
The body Of Harwen w1S vaken e
the Base HoSpstSl wherS ~ AUTOPSY
waS h<ing performed early this afs@r-
neon- Harwel1 wSS wounded Il rhre
places ha- Sea-k was caused hy 4
ballet that catered rs necS lGst -
iew the Aasm'S apple He Was -
wcan1e1 IN the nsaScle of the left
ara ard IN ske rsgss for~ar-..
Whsle tic SAcssirg eccarTe1 ~
lisa. u VAS ncs artll le>4S c'cACS
thss raornlrr that il wzS SnouR sAS-
R@vwea Az3 Acea killed daring rAe
t-~as2e- HIS BODY wSS fca-1 In IN
mas ya-1. wAe-e ne had @r21-~zs1v
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g tat kne rhe fe1ce~ TIE 3lSc0v>ry
waS saneasasSly r~p<sscd - she -
kce. and effScerS y. FcrS RroSn Es>-
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wAe ~se~ss NJ -he ecuzsy 5aSl. wzs
the first effScer - rczcA tie ~cez>
cf she SAessirg- TIE Szl : ezly svc
cr shrce hiecsSS Sroa wker~ tae
trcnh1e ecrurr~i. ard &c was awas-
en~1 ~ the cries &C fanS whe w.
running toward sAe saSl TIE eff
after rrcasmsrary snrw<ssSasSoa ~.
rc<.~4 Lana ard Ssx c-her Eacn- ~
M<xsc1n< exrc<s IcAn EvaaS~ has
hana cf she ve1n6ed woman Al are
beipg held IN Jail pending fcr-A.s
Investigation.
Accor1iag 20 snforuatsor gain@6
nv Mr. Wynn. The parry IF nsRe
wens TO the Lana's house 20 g~.
scme whiSkey. MoSt Ct thca hSA
heen drinking. The Evans Woman
and one Of The naen cf TIE party. be-
fcvcd 20 hzrc been Harwcll. went
ahead Of tAe crowd and approzehci
Ianz's hoaSe. They wcas up on the
veranda. ard knocked en- the dscr-
Lana refused 70 admit them
TIE 6oor 70 Ian@rs honac wSS
knocked down. he told The offsccr.
and he Was struck in the chest by n
rock which. he declared. Vas thrown
hy the woman Lana said that thc
Woman drew n pistol ard leveled i
xt hina. bat did net fire. for he
knocked Il m and h<gaa firing VIII
hiS exr Gun. in the darkness
Mr.. Wynn secured possession cf
= Ss-calhre pi<sel said . hSve -
ieaxed 70 TIE Ev7=S weza2n- Ne
shefS had he~n f5rsa from any of StS
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knewn % the posSce- >Ae ard hes
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Chicago GSraerS ecrsag The PsSs
several months
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-03
LANGELL VALLEY NEWS

viii Campbell and Sykes Hama
ker made a trip up the valley last
week and separated cattle at the
upper ranch.
Virgil Deal returned from klamath
Falls Saturday, where he has been
visiting Miss Nola. his sister, who is
yet in the hospital. but getting along
nicely.
John Noble crossed the swamp last
week. He reports the water low,
but the mud high.
Mrs. Daisy Huntley and family
were Sunday visitors at their old
home.
Last week Ivan Kilgore sold five
carloads of beef. shipping to Cali
fornia.
Lester Wishard visited at Dave
Turner's home Saturday, and Install
ed q new telephone battery.
Chicken trading seems to be the
main event of the week. and from all
reports the coming crop will be chick
ems.
ALI Duncan was a passenger on
the stage Friday.