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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05
TIL: NiO<DAI.E

II certainly was u pleasure TO b"
present at the Mondalo last night and
witness the performance that was put
over by che vaudeville acts and n ca
pacity house all said as they came
out, "FIne show" great show and
they were certainly well repaid as tho
acts were all clean. refined and up
to-date. The audience was loath to let
each act 10 after they were through
and they were cncorcd and encored
time and time again. Fred Alfredo.
isho Hebrew politician. had the audi
ence In commissions from the time he
came on until his finish and his paro-
dies. sung In n pleasing voice. were a
scream. Miss Billie purk. that enter
taining girl. In songs and quick
changes. certainly had the audience
guessing. as her changes are done 40
quickly that II sure In n real novelty
and she moro than made hit. MI
cheIson and Lee In their singing,
talking. musical and juggling act
were a riot II has boen n long time
since hoard any audience laugh aud
applaud like they did while this act
was on. and tho boys deserve H. ms
they are hard workers and very
clever, Tonight Is their last night
here and thoro will be an entire
change of acts. Tho thrco acts tonight
will be tho best they have done yet
no don't miss II,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05
At the Theafers
THE STAR

A unique theme In the baBls Of tho
latest Goidwyn picture featuring Tom
Moore. entitled Hold Your iIorsos." a"
by Rupert Hughes. II comes to tho
Star theatre tonight. Here IN the
story:
From tho old country. Daniel Can
avan tom MooroD came TO New
York and followed the calling OF
street cleaning. One day while on
duty he was run down by n carriage
occupied by Beatrice NownesS. tNao-
ma Chiidorsb wealthy society girl.
and Rodman Cadbury. her swell sui
tor. no what nerve Canayan did have
was lost and he took n Job with n
blasting gang. A red flag was thurst
In Caravans hand and no was told
to keep tho traffic back---hiB first
taste OF authority, and he grew
drunk" on u. lie oven went home
and gave his quarrolaome wife n dose
OF her own fistic medicine.
iiis growing aggrcahlycncss at
traetcd the attention OF Jim James.
political boss. and AZ pupil, Cana
van roso rapidly II was In his new
authority OF political boss that he
next mot tho beautiful girl who had
run over him. The subsequent hap.
poningH have been woven into one OF
tho most delightfully."- stirring stories
ever screened.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05
'ST|LL ANOTHER NURSE ..
RECOMMENDS TANLAC

that left me in such badly run
down condition II looked like I would
never regain my strength.
"Jnflamatory rheumatism set in
and my arms and joints ached dread
fully. In fact my hands had TO be put
in splints for about six weeks to Keep
from becoming distorted and growing
out OF shape. My nerves were terrib-
Iy upset, and at night I was so rest
less ! could scarcely sleep.
After taking seven bottles OF Tan
lac had actually gained forty
pounds in weight and was enjoying
my usual good health. The rheuma'
tism left me entirely. my stomach
never troubles me and my sleep u
sound and refreshing. I can certainly
youch for the merits OF Tanlac, and Q
number Of people have experienced
its benefits through my recommen'
dation."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05
KNIGHTS or PyTuAs
CHANGE MEETING NIGHTS

knights OF pythlas conducted tho
first initiation ceremonies OF the re-
organized lodge Inst night. Two can
dldatcp were inductod into tho pago
rank. A good crowd was present.
II was decided 10 change tho meet
Ing date from "Wednesday evening OF
cach week to Monday evening OF
each week, beginning next Monday.
May o. At the next meeting work In
both page and esquire ranks will bc
given.
Much enthusiasm In being shown
IN securing applications for new
memberships and the majority Of
old members are roinBtating.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05
OREGON WOMAN TESTIFTES TO
POWERS OF THIS MEDICINE.
OVERCOME SUFFERINGS OF
SIX YEARS STANDING AND
SHE GAINED FORTY POUNDS.

Although II has been almost two
years since Tanlac has relieved me OF
my troubles and built me up wonder
fully. I'm still feeling fine and can
testify to both the immediate and
lasting results OF tho medicine de-
clared Mrs. J. r. Meikle, 908 Fran
els avenue, Portland. Ore. a trained
nurse OF considerable experience.
For six or seven years ] suffered
terribly from stomach trouble and
rheumatism. After eating ] would
have heartburn so bad that ] could
hardly stand II. and the gas In my
stomach caused awful pains. ] un'
derwent an operation for appendicitis
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05

street from High street 10 Pine street,
including Intersections. be and the
same are hereby approved:
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLV-
I'D, That tho Common Council here
by declares It's intention to improve
said portions OF High street and Ce-
dar street In accordance with said
plnps, specifications and estimates;
said Improvement 10 consist OF paw
ng said portions OF High street ana
Cedar street with Bitulithic. Con-
cro,r or Willie. The estiamted cost
OF the Improvement OF said portions
OF said street by placing thereon eith-
or Ritulithic. Concrete or Willie 10
he s2O,l2b.l0. said cost including
grading, rolling. curbing and cement
sidewalk,
I'm ny TUE COMMON cOUNCTL.
That the following described nroner-
" he and is hereby declared hehen,-
cd by said improvcment. tow,t; Lo,s
l., 2, "a, 8 Block q Ewauna Heirms.
Lots 8, @, 7. 8 Block U, or's,na
Town, Lots &, q, 7. =, Block b: orr
! rinaI Town, Lots I, 2, 3, 4, blocN
K. Ewauna Heights. Lots D. y
Block 4 Original Town, Lots i, T.
block 4 Ewauna Heights. Lots ) and
4 block z, Original Town, lots and
. BLOCK 3. Ewauns Heights, Lots g.
liz. a. Block 2 Original Town. Lots l
a 4, Block I. Ewauna Heights, Lots
4 and q Block 2 Original Town. Lots
IL and q in Block 3 Original Town !.
and that said property above listed
and described he and hereby is de-
cared 20 oe assoss~a a.ssrsn,t ''' '
OF ss,1 s,n mp yT WIrpTUER REsOLv-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05
THE LIBERTY

"A snob." says tho dictionary "a
one who has undue regard for wealth
or position: one who is ovorbearing
TO those whom he considers behcath
him." That definition Just fitted
Kathryn Haynes. SO you can Imagine
her feelings when she discovered tha'
the handsome hero she was so madly
in love with was walter Wha'
followed was tragedy for Kathryn
but comedy for you. See The shoo
nt the Liberty theatre tonight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05
Os2i8G "F" A. II.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
General Land Office

WASH iNGTON, d. C.. April 2s.
1921 Notice In hereby given that
on June rs. 1921. at klamath Falls.
Oregon, beginning at 10 A. NJ, Of
that day and continuing thereafter
from day 10 day tSundays exceptcdD. I.
an long az may be necessary, II. ID.
Newell. project manager OF the ". y.
Reclamation Service. Will. under the
Act OF May 90. 1920 al stat, 605) Z,
offer for sale at public outcry TO the
highest bidder at not less than tho
appraised price all Of Lot 3. Section
30, Township 40 g.. Range 3 r.. w.
NJ. containing i0.s acres with the
improvements thereon. within the
klamath Irrigation Project.
Tho purchaser may at his option
pay all cash AT the time or sale or
one-half cash at the time OF sale and
the balance In one year with interest
nt tho rate OF six per contum per an
mum. Parties are warned under pen
atty mentioned In Section 90 cf the
Criminal Code OF tho United States
against any combination or action
tending 10 hinder or embarrass the
sale OF the said lot and improve
menis. or to prevent free competition
between bidders.
WILLIAM sPRY.
Commissioner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05
RESOLUTION

The CITY Engineer pursuant to the
Resolution of the Common Council
heretofore adopted. having under
date OF the lst day OF April. l92i'
filed plans. specifications and esti-
mates of the cost of improving High
street from Third street to the west
erly line of Cedar street and Cedar
street from High street to Pine
street. including Intersections; and
the Common Council having taken
the eame under advisement and find
ing said plans. specifications and ee-
tirnates satisfactory,
said plans, specifications and esti'
mates for the Improvement OF High
street from Third street to the west
erIy line OF Cedar street and Cedar
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05

Tho charming story OF small
town miiliner who goes TO New YORK
with an audacious plan TO storm the
most exclusive circle of metropolitan
society and make moneyed marri-
age, but who finally follows her
heart TO a .penniicss lover, is told IN
'The Giided Dream" in which Carmel
Myers comes TO the screen OF the
Liberty Theatre tomorrow.
How Leona. the little milliner.
uses a small legacy and her unfailing
good taste 10 outfit herself for a sea-
son In society. and how an induigeht
patron sponsors her debut now u
millionaire proposes and how Leohs
falls in love with lovable idier ana
then tries to mako herself forget him'
is worked into a fascinating plot
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05

The ono constructive piece OF log
islation enacted by the 66th Congress
tho Esch- -Cummins railroad law, mas
already broken down and Is due to
the junk-heap.--New York World
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05

THE OWL CAFE is now open under
new management. Meals served
family style from 1900 to 100 and
500 TO 700 o'clock. Price 80 cents
Wa also serve short orders at the
counter. Wa invite the public TO giyo
US a trial 5-6
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05

Cool work shoes priced from
s2.bO up TO ss.s5. Dress shoes from
1876 mn TO 5000, no higher. -
Bradlcu Evans Shoe Co. 4-I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05

Mail or send your shoe repairing to
bradley Evans Shoe Co. f-I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05

FOR SALE-2.room furnished house
with sleeping porch Inquire A. G..
Davis, at Rockard Auto Service, Rcx
Cafe. b-7s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05

FOR RENT-3-room house. close In.
1921 Washington. 5-1'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05
EMPLOYMENT WANTED

Energetic young man. age 35. de-
sIres employment. Must bo perma-
nent. Good all around clerk. Open
to anything.
w. II. VAN.
b-Ts Phone 17F11
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05

FOR SALE---A lovely five room mod
orn cottage on Eighth street. Tho
prlco In right at $3.50; $500 cash.
balance like rent. The Ryan Realty
Co, 6l2 ". 9th 81. sc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05

THE OWL CAFE is now open under
new management Meals served
family style from 1900 to 100 and
$500 10 1900 o'clock. Price 80 cents.
We also serve short orders at the
counter. We invite the public to give
US a trial.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05

FOR SALE-Household furniture;
everything for housekeeping in
cluded. b3g Conger Ave. 4-5'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-05

ours IL tho sensible mans shoe
store whoro value for tho price Is
given '--lIrndloy-Evans Shoe Co. 81
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
DIPLOMATIC JOBS
WAIT FOR TREATY
Ratifcations Must .Preceds
Nominations TO Posts in
Central Europe.

The diplomatic pie counter is
stocked with candidates. but two
situations are blocking President
Harding in the matter Of doing
out the political pastry. ....
In the first place there Will be
no nominations for United States
ambassador to Berlin and minis
ters to Austria and Hungary until
the Senate has ratified the Aueri-
caR-German treaty Of peace. This
will keep something like a score
of candidates on the anxious seat
Then. in addition, United States
ambassador candidates for posts
at Petrograd, Constantinople and
Mexico City, to say nothing of min
isterial rewards in the shape OF
posts at Athens and other less i'm
portant capitals. must await formal
recognition by this government OF
the nations in question. There will
be some nice political plums for
the picking when the United States
gets around to its formal recogni-
tions.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Dry Chief Unable
To Check Home
Brew in Chicago

CHICAGO. Sept 2o.--we cannot
stamp out home brewing in Chi
cago," said John kjellanden, pro-
hibition director for Illinois, dis
cussing the dictum by the Treasury
Department that home brew is
illegal.
we would have to station men
on every doorway in Chicago, night
and day We cannot enter a house
without a search warrant and then
we must have reasonable grounds
for believing the home brew is
being sold. II II is made solely
for home consumption l believe
the brewer is safe.
Misunderstanding fruit Juices may
be made at home, but home brew.
distilled spirits and intoxicating
wines are all prohibited. l have
written to Washington for a full
statement Of Just what I may do,
and will enforce the law to the
best of my ability"
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
MAY REORGANIZE
Dc. DEPARTMENTS
Efficiency Experts Have Plan
To Curtail City's EX-
penSe.

Reorganization of several OF the
District departments will be recon-
mended to the Commissioners as a
means of reducing operating eX-
penses and accomplishing greater
results, by the Bureau of Efficiency,
which is now conducting a survey.
it was learned from bureau experts
yesterday
Procedure along lines suggested
by the bureaus Investigations Will
result in a saving of thousands OF
dollars annually, il was intima ted.
4 change of method in the sur
vey was announced yesterday. For
merly the efficiency experts lnves-
tigated every phase of the work
done by District employees but in
order to speed up the survey de-
scription of the methods employed
in all offices vii be asked of hu-
reau chiefs by the experts. No re-
duction in forces IS anticipated.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Hungry After Three Days
At Depot, Boy Surrenders

Hunger forced John Donald
Cooper. 14-year-old cadet at Staun-
ton Military Academy, to terminate
his flight from the academy to his
home in Saginaw, Mich, early yes
terday morning. When he was
awakened from his third nights
slumber on the benches at Union
Station he requested arrest, and
after a square meal and sleep at
the House of Detention he returned
to school.
Cooper told police that he, with
another cadet, left Staunton Satur-
day morning and walked fifteen
miles to catch a train for Wash
ington, which,took most of the only
dollar the pair had between them
Arriving here late Saturday night
they wired their homes for money.
Cooper's partner received his car
fare home Sunday morning and LEFT
the youngster alone in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
MISS WASHINGTON
ACTS AS JUDGE OF
AID CLUB BEAUTIES
Sylvan Oppenheimer in
Miss Alexandria Role
Awarded 'ePrize."

Miss Alexandria" represented
by Sylvan oppenheimer. gained the
day and won the silver" loving
cup (made of wood) at the beauty
contest staged by the Advertising
Club at the Raleigh Hotel yester-
day. Sydney Selinger. who was in
charge of the beauty contest. had
announced that the Ad Club en-
trants intended to challenge The
Herald beauty choice.
Miss Washington" tMiss Mar
Earet Gorman). howevef. confident
of her laurels. came herself to the
beauty meeting. One look and all
of the entrants in the contest
shook their heads in dismay and
agreed to throw up the sponge
However. Sslinger suggested that
face contest.
Miss Virginia Selects.
Miss Washington" was choser
the arbiter. and holding the low
ing cup over each of the four en-
trants. Miss Congress Heights,
| represented by Allen De Ford
Miss Four-and-a-Half Street" BY
Paul Haller; Miss Georgetown
by S. NJ. Selinger, the greater
volume of applause accord to Mis-
Alexandria" gained the decision 70!
the Virginia Apollo.
All of the contestants were at
tired in the latest feminine styles
with sashes girded around then
a la Atlantic CITY.
The contestants, as they passed
under the loving cup held out b.
| Miss Washington" were Required
to state the reasons why the!
thought they were, entitled to tn
prize
miss Southwest Modest"
Miss Four-and-a-Half Street.
imbibing from a bottle of un-Vol
steaded spirits. declared her modest
should earn the decision. Mis-
Congress Heights" with a larg
rolling pin in hand, pointed to tn
stick as all the argument she
needed. warning it would be use
unless she got the cup.
Miss Washington, accompanTe
by her mother. Mrs. NJ. J. Gormar
was given a great ovation at tn
meeting. and took great delight I
. being. for the day. a Judge of
contest instead of a mere con
testant."
After the contest. Milton I. Blow
= president of the Blow AdveISisin
. Agency of New York, delivered a
address on advertising Copy
There is too much of a tendency.
Mr.. Blow said. -on the part of ad
vertisers to write clever copy. Mos
of thi sso-Called clever copy"
declared. if meaningless and fail
to produce results
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
BEL CHING FIRE
AND SMOKE, GIVES THRILL
Flaming Liquid Spreads Over Wide Area ol
Pavement in Residence District

and Harvard streets northwest yes
terday Afternoon ,
As the huge truck neared the
bank at the reservoir. however. II
suddenly stopped. and flames shot
up forty feet high from the, tank,
Near the bottom Of the decline At
Harvard street. where burning TN
had spread from the tank, the pave
ment was virtually one volume of
flame five feet high.
Jumping from the truck when be
seen that II had caught fire. NJ.
Williams. Of La Plata, Nd, the dyiv-
er, narrowly escaped ,s .burnfns
death when he made the leap. The
truck then slid over burning tar for
approximately fifty yards.
Fire hose $50 feet long, used by
the Eigtne House No. it. which re-
sponded to the call, quickly ex-
tinguished the flames. Back fire
from the gasoline engine ot the
truck. ignited the tar, according &C
the firemen.
Damage to the truck and tar In
estimated at $4,000. II was owned
by the Developing Construction
Company, OF Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
GOVERNMENT ACTS
ON KU KLUX KLAN
Justice Department, Postoffice
And Secret Service Co.
operate.

The American government has
decided to unmask the Ku KIux
Klan.
Attorney General Daugherty. after
a conference with President Hard
ing and District Attorney Hayward,
of New York, during which the lat
ter offered evidence of the klan's
activities in the Empire State suffi-
cient according to Mr.. Daugherty,
ito demand an Investigation" has
notified William J. Burns. chief OF
the Secret Service, to proceed in the
inquiry.
The government" said Mr..
Daugherty with a smile. will not
be intimidated by a group of men
particularly men behind masks" "
Representative Tague. of Massa-
chUsetts. will introduce a resolution
asking for a Congressional investi-
cation of the Klan. The Postoffice
Department also is contemplating
an inquiry.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Woman Relieved of $50
In POcketbOOk Trick

The pocketbook trick was again
enacted yesterday when Marie
Jackson. 1877 New Hampshire ave-
nue. northwest. was fiim-fiammed
out of S154 by two negroes at
Seventh street and Massachusetts
Avenue northwest.
The woman told police she was
to make a deposit at the bank
when the two negroes told Der
they had found a wallet containing
a large sum of money. They Of
fered to divide the money IL she
would change a bill. She handed
over the s154 and received the
empty pocketbook in return. Head
quarters Detectives Zones and Jack
son are investigating.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
NECROHURISLAR,
And THREE LIKELY
TO DIE AS RESULT
Man. and Two Women Sc
riously Burned in
.Fracas.

Three negroes, two of theu
women. were probshiy fa1ilS
burned as . result Of . nsht a
the horne ofSPerey Brown. ~ year
old. ,szs connors caprt neFthwest
shortly before . O'Clock hast night
curing which Brosns u -silsssd %
police 70 have throrn a sgrairt
eoaI-oiI lamp at one ofsthe ~srnen
Those burned. sesfees .Bro~'n. Ar
Mary Hughes, 20 yests ed. -,
Commons court ncFthwett Ant
Esther Jones. 81 years old. 1ltl
L street northwest An thrse haf
practically every stich of zIothtnt
burned from their be<iss- Al Ar
In a critical condition n thf
Emergency Hospital.
The house in Which tn nxn
took place, q tvo-story tne1
structure, vas damaged % che sx'
tent Of nearly tissa nbe BLISS
was eonfned 90 the second sfcry
Brown II held In . tub nned va
a solution Of sodtum btezroonah
at the rhird preeiDct station A.
present he .ts changed win zE<.zr
TO kfn and xrson Pr0vt6nE eifne
Of the two women ne. the ss.szh
charge vm be eh.nsed 70 zuro<r
z p. Bstemxn. tel<pb1Ds operz
tor OF bea6quxrtsrx. vho twsed u
the emergency and nrs sta<m- s.n
that a. be pzssed chs ho@e "
heard a lcod explosioA- AhDos
ltmmedhtely flames ssgD sboottns
from the second-xeDry vfno0U
lBatenran, with omoer Il d su1fth
Of the Third police p>cfnct as
sisted IN rersovtns Brown % ch'
hospital snd heating the Husnei
bvomxn-
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Three EpOchs in Woman's Life

There are three critical stages in a worn-
ans life which leave their mark on bs-
eareer-the hrst when she changes from a
care-free girl to a woman. the second moth
erhood. and the third Is change of life.
Most Of the misery which comes to woman
through i'll health dates from one or another
OF these periods but women should remem-
Der that Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Con-
pound is reliable remedy and has been
very successful in overcoming the ailments
which may come to them at these ,ir,.s
IL is natural restorative for spcb co,I;,
uons, Nearly half a century of success
entities LYDIA z. Pinkham's Vegetable CCr,
pound to the respect and confidence OF sverv
fair-minded woman.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
u. S. OIL WELLS WORK
IN STRIKE DISTRICT

Government oil wells in the Cali
Norma strike district will be kept in
Operation, according to E. c. Finney.
first assistant Secretary of the In
terror.
Government representatives have
been ordered to the scene. Finney
said, who will strive to protect the
wells without damage.
IF the wells have suffered no in
jury, We will endeavor to keep them
in operation" he said.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
SEVERELY BURNED
IN GASOLINE FIRE

An overheated exhaust pipe fgnited
gasoline being poured into the tank
of an automobile in front of the Po-
tomac Electric Power Company early
last evening and resulted in pain
full injuries to Lewis Taylor. 1243
Fourth street northwest. who was
supervising the re-filling OF the tank.
Taylor was severely burned about
the hands, arms and face. He was
privately treated. The fire depart
ment was called upon to extinguish
the blaze. Damage to the auto was
estimated at S25.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
SWALLOWS POISON
GOES TO HOSPITAL

Swallowing a half ounce of tine
ture of iodine. while in the hallway
of 1714 Pennsylvania avenue north
west early last night. Mrs. Peggy
Copley. 81 years old, of 1888 L street
northwest. was removed to the Emer-
gency Hospital in an automobile
owned by Robert w. Winfree, who re-
sides at the Pennsylvania avenue ad-
dress.
Physicians at the hospital report
the patients condition as favorable.
Domestic troubles. according to the po-
lice, were responsible for the act.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21

A rolling mass of flame emitting
large VOLUMES Of dense smoke gave
nearly 1000 residents Of Park View
a regular movie thriller. when an
ignited tar truck. abandoned by It's
driver. slowly rolled over melting
tar toward the reservoir at Fifth
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Urges Watch on Drivers.

Enforcement OF the police reguls-
tion requiring drivers Of public We
hicles. which are at hack stands. %
be at all times within Eve feet OF
their vehicles was urged upon poles
by Maj. Harry L. Gessford- superfn-
tendent Of police.in an onictai oulls-
tin Issued yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
c. r. Coleman Resigns
As. ReDenue Collector

FREDERICKSBURG, va. sept
2o.-c. r. Coleman has resigned a
dep1t- collector OF internal revenue
for tits district. after serving In
this car lcity for nearly eight years.