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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
LOGAN COUNTY FARMERS
RAISING BETTER CATTLE
Thirteen Organizations Added In
County In Two Years Through
Activities Of County
Agent

TvH yaafs aan shsfn vars shfeu
fsfmera nggaalsallona lp i.afan
coanty caffflus ea Agricultural ~
selepmens enfk shFnueA tAe offices
~ ne onaalv sxNu pamel, rha
i.ngAa caeag shanhnra neesAer
Assoc la'len. rhe foaan caahie Hers
farA nreedera Assas sihn iiast nf.
sanis,el a lhnt slmsl and The lneaa
rauHst l'nuilrY AAaaelatoa
rhip eefA has rrvaa naili At prea
80 there are IS alaults organizations
prouotiae hr,seg agriculture lhraash
lhg office n me q y nsHaftmsnl a
Horticulture 81 ceaniy asent wofb 10
IoEan county a. fellawa
iosan coany ahorthurn nrss5sfs
Association
lasan .nansy Hereford ilyaaAafs
Ass~la.ian
iaran County Jersey Cattle rluh
Gushrc sweet Potato Growers
AsAag ialion
Nardlnn Cotton Growers
Crueecnl Cotton Growrra
rlraaang valley vo'ton Growers
Nasina Cooperative Elevator Go
Malhali Grain 60
Farmers Elevator Company. Nuls
hali. Oklahoma
Guthrie Fruit Urowrr#
LOGAN County Poultry Association
rolAnd China breeders
Dufue jersey ilreedefr
Logan cuuny Free raif
Logan County Boya rlups
This growth bias made Il Imperative
that the wors be placed on a dlFEoron
footlhe han ever before, IN order
ma, q may bc aystemiiifed 20 as q
function properly over he eailre
county Win no loat effor, aui me
t1onllnued On Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
LOGAN COUNTY CLUB BOYS
HAVE BIC OPPORTUNITY
A. & M College At Saltwater
Conducting Series Of Lave
stock Judging Schools
Over the State

courfy Asens Wiley Is arranglne
tor AL boss esnh members % attend
sAe 5aAxsng school a. ssilvaser,
AHemss zs-z
BOYS frora no~.Aern pars o. oouniY
wsu drive over 20 saltwater ia ears.
Alb their elah supervisors
Boys sr ihe vsclalw of Guthrie wili
&c on he las p III rain Cor Sisil+
water accompanied by the county
Awen. Smrdsy. Aasua 81
4 seam 81 .Aree eor from Okla
No-nA wGl ~ selected ibis saii al The
state salr. 10 be sent. ~lsh al expen-
ses raid. Ia the irtarnssionai club
ludglaE contest. a. he Soatheastern
Fair. Atlanta. Ca. October 1881. 1881
Az TIE sause state fAirs schools. s
team x SIX boys all he selected 70
asend he lnteraa sonai Llvexors
Show az Chicago Th.s teans va
also have - AXE sone grain l8dgsng
X order 70 give Csklahoma club
hpys sorne preliminary training Ia
..res,osk latgisr series q tso
asy sadSsnE schools il being con
e1rtea an1 tAe ono nearest Logan
r~cnssrued o. Pare
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
A Candle That
Will Burn For
5000 Years

New York. Aug. W. IAN oigh
teen. foot candle that csn he
burned on every all-soula day fof
five thousand years, is be- ny
made here aa memorial ~
Enrioo caraso. from the inmates
o. an orphanage to which ihs
metropolitan opera star contri
bated sloo00 a year for many
years. ], will be placed IN tbe
church of the Madonna Of Pom
reil al NnBes. Italy.
Antonio AJelio. maker Of We
candle. has erected a derrick ~
his shop by means Of which tn
candle Is dipped thrice daily lni1
boiling tali0w II will b. com
plettd In ten weeks and vii
welsh one thousand pounds Nr
hleilo has fgursd that the candle
would burn continuously for lh'f
teen years and seven months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
LIONS DINE, TALK AND
HEAR CC0D SPEECHES
Judge Charles Smith Delivera En-
lightering Address Manager
Form Government
Proposed

The Lions haa 81 guests a. mneN
fcon at the lone TODAY. Rularlaa
George nose ~ Oklahoma cry. ana
Judge charlos c smith 81 The d's
trioi court both " whom made short
talks
Lon W N Hickman prealded eus.
ing the entertainment program which
consisted of debate op Can LIONS
club rso lho Hammer This ~
course ls weigh'y subject but Wa
handled wlth great wisdom ~ floHl
Fred Green. Jss q whlt"feld And A
y Armstrong. the result heing a doz
fsli
nr resolution. an Invitation was ex
tended 20 +. X Neek of poncs CITY
Tho Lions 10 cooperate with The 20
tafians. 20 come 20 Guthrie and "a
dresa the clubs On the managerial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
rHc~-ENfNc T~E MOOSE
AROUND NECK Of sUsc&

scs Angeaes. Aug - -ArrNneT
-%as Nnn&&v cF NsaAeevnre CAen
rAAa. amd A-tAnr c. RurrA. Acaa -
sAn snaav without Sa~as. ga tAs rrA
fr-nna, feasnre sgANaGae6 In sAe M
sasasng 81 1evelogmenss lr thc e..
v~sgsrafao1 here az the mvssrrioes
slky4nr 0i goAn nelson Kennee p
s-okrr nj sls sn~Her honp~ ia nss
crsy Gen A@rast 8
Two -ew hts a. eysaear~ have
s~en aaaea e. gAe cvieenc~ wAsea
Asx a@en -aase ruNlso a 6ccsor ~Ao
rzwe Bnrcs rAysicai exA-alnatson
WHEN he wxs placed IN tAA una~F
~msrsrsnn ~ na~rasr. DECLARED lAfa
>esfe-aav Aetor~ the wrArd larg mat
az tAe sanse nurrA's shaalaer hnseAf-
A ~ h4 ssarAtiy dssHNasreA s9sa .
esera.orassnn. 80 iraraa~a mirhi hare
~pwas.sa srou the kieshack a sAo'
--
gun
ArosAe- III cane 20 hrAi wAeg =
vas said rAss ssnrr had heen Fa*
-nwes tro-n sAe lesH knee e B4rch
ssrwa Ass Incarceration we'est y
asane gswen tAss & hAs aeer in1AeA' +
s1 IL view os sAks fsrs fhs cleu =
vNAcA tie 8easN a. Kezneas occarTsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
knickerbockers
May BE Sunday
Best Next Year

Nancy deas. whadia d. witn
nay knickarMf"
lis the volea II ,hs GathrIan of
1860
Il eant CO & church afSssea llke
thla WHY donschA put ems In my
drawer ehefe taey hwgongf Yes. "a
look awsst praneln' down ths allAs
alth tha collection plata with shafn
an Wear willie'.f Igumphl whereal,
Kt thas staf' wiah I had ms
hands on gbs suaf that prompiasi
Moo York. xafment gays 10 start this
kniekefhaeker fynr pieces suig thlng
lasg Yeaf nat "a makh him sorry
ilefe hutdYs Hesta have q cos and
seal aHt these dnrn kneo pAats and
hig heay eos a Il man didn't
have enough clothes 4 ho,her win
before. aud they had 20 ~ and lIwgsr
out ihls thing = all rlah, FOR golf
80 flahln an hike Into the eoun.
,fy. bat it'a 40 bunk fss anYshlpg
else
tiuh1 Too hate fof church wali
~, find them kniekera, and whsn
| a. sol darn Gy bustona Il doa
ao flshiu' then"
And The worst ~ Il 4. 4 may Be
true, fsr The garmens makers ars
planning these fDnf psese knehe-
'saits Ia carload lots
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
PAY ron DTptTYti. :.
MiR@IIti.S IL HIkID

Official confirmation of tho increase
10 salaries OF Deputies under Alva
Mcdonald. United States marshal.
wers received Thursday by f'hlef De
putty stalllnes Every employe ~ lhe
office 81 20 receive an increase from
$500 to $500 a year The increasc la
said 10 have heen authorized A. the
resal o. McDoDalds conference With
department officials In WashlnRi6e
las, week Mcdonald Is not expected
70 return 20 Oklahoma Tor several
days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
CHANDLER COMING PRE-
PARED To ANNEX GAME
Big League Battery Said To
Have Been Secured By the
Visitors, Large Side Bet
Posted

Ball game enthusiasts are excited
over The reaor. thaf the Chandler
team fhs. comes Tor came uith our
team sanday uas secufse 4 battery
from the b.g league pr ihe occasion
and are coming 70 Guthrie folly IA
tending 70 shp oa the locals. II Is
also rarnored .hs' 4 side bet between
Sd nen has bern made 81 $1,000 THIS
has not been varlfied. bai 4 * certain
hat several wealthy o'i men are IN
teres'ed 10 the eame and viii ba (
heir Judgment
Let them bring over their saltei
battery said John Dean today
Wien they arrive they viu find a
bali fean waiting FER them tha, has
ro eqsl 10 tho sisle Ne slll win
iAe saaday game
Mr Dean has received many letters
sfon bali managemenfs ever the sia =
and from adjoining states asking for
gamc with Caihries 'esm The
fame q our haii uibe Is spreading fast
AID fali card for The rest Of the
season is sssgred The biz case of
re season wiii be played here On
September sth Wien TIE Oll.oa team
oomDosed q Csooiie and i've ex-
whae sox VIII play
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
M.JaCkerS.
7errOrize
7uLSanS

Tilsa, Ava a. City aud counsy
officials were .oaay planning a cam.
rAlrn axainss motor AtshwaymeE who
last nlsht held AZ = number q auto
mobiles en a road leading from TAilsa
10 IlroAen Arrow. popular driveway
II WA The secena rlgAt within ~eok
thar motor baaali> ep~areea last
SATURDAY nisbs a numher q aaie.
mobile parties wefe robbed
No exact fsnaoA were available
inasy on The namAs rohbed last Asghs
hus accounts Indicated shat from 10
70 Is automobiles uere stopped and
their occupants llaea up alone she
roadside Ana s>sahea Estimates
placed the amount q money taken A.
$1,000 according io ;hr ruileo who
Were enaeavoring ~ re, in inaeh With
all pho ~ere ranAea
Women nsasense ~ cars held az
tniay snld newNrar fe.nr efs ,hrlll-
Ing stories e shrlg eN erentoa, They
were orderes oilr g. shelf ears snd
under threats 81 heine killed aud
"havlnS their brain blown oaie ola
10 hand over ,heif ie~eis and money
raey responded g. ihe orders while
two hanais who wrre nnmaeked GOD
over them ana rnns
Officers made 4 qaa tour of the
road Immediately sifef shn fuhhcties
we're repof "a hut iAiioa 50 nnd any
traee of she bandits A good des.
eFlpilon < the men VAS given aud
arrests are expattea 70 FOLLOW
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
JOY of This
Boy Is Short
Lircd. Must Die

triee. Ne. Aua. se.---~Alte
saeeitrs ~ PRAYER IN hAs eel az
I've Frsnkstr ce0nss 9sgl Nere lass
rset cNaress esces. fs sssrs
eAe, - ST. leals ee~eemnes 70
ee hsnera tscsy. ~@x seia a sels
ers~ Aac arelvsa s~e~n ceVermer
ssayt 81 aefterxem CITY. erAatlne
si~ . sAsrss cay rwr~e~s ~is
3es vas shers-lsveo. hc~sser, Ger
frs~ r~lnstss later. ~Ae. tAe
erainal rsesssee arrives at enc
rrison. i ~as oiseissec sAst
teieerachre hau race = wistsss
r. transr~stsiHc sns message ese~
tne teiephens ana r.sant IRA.
1aeey rs1ss die at o'cioes shis
rnerrsnc.
Tne siearar- sas enc srom ,as
aaseFrer confirming Ais erarslna
e = thir1y cay r~prss~s recently
70 senn ~ Carrsi. "a. 81 Fair
ehsree, pennss stsania. ~ns VA
sentences &c Nene ~ish JAeey
fclsc~s &C sneIF eonxietie~ fef tne
raU~csr ~ esrja sehe~e.
garage c~nev at ssrper. Mis-
scuri November % iast.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
Are You For
Or Against
Bond Issue

The ca.r board Q. eaGra'lor wants
sxr-pxsaors fro= re taxpayers q
he e4s.rsc@ wfth refer~zes r. Fot.ag
t,ozes * ssEs.aea ss~ rsw hssA
s~Aoo. ha19lrg. Fossowing xre sore
e IL answers rrcre Eln - rTinfes
.-u-a 1zv .o 6av. AR cstlsen ~ho
yssHes to e 50 c4- express als feel
szys n : -c-e exteste1 manner ~
.S1-ess.ag cor rEricAtlo-s 70 Fo-u=
Es..o-. DAILY LeA1sr
re tAu-s-nssi sEse-vsews to.los
I4--T csne While 3. ire 7-esent
tine have &c eAzsEren . sc4a-o. aEs.
FIJI vAne .As-e - its sAeTs T. h-oTe
and ! Al Arrays wiling .e q 1y
x.x-A 70 e1Ho1ae tAe yourE r.ecaie
q or cour--y. A. sAls tln.s. boz
ersr. <Aes sAzs bone sroaas.as<'n
~cx.s he very 6vuA;f1s e cxrry.zg
- sxres zre higa 40 everyone
s4e-us 10 he usarg every e-1eafo- .
rsr hack 70 re-rsl coalitions
Trse- fAs cSrrzzstzrces 60 aot
:Al-k bozS issue cozi1 - psi oref
rnv
va- fs-u-. = k-ow ~ z'-ese-t
s111nx nse1 sor , H.gk School is
snao~4nase so- re sreHen- assds =
IT, srhool -1s axieks- soscs ara
VOTED ars a rgw ElEA sehooi r.
ecus7s@c .ns better & III b. fo- ~
or ckn1-e- o. sehoo. are. say
rot@ t1s beads at oace
In LezsE. ~Tfzt a new HiEa
f.eaoas aGG6lnx Is haeiT rs.ssst there
r. 70 qnss-son. k~s 70 IT 70 Foie
tssres tgr tast rnryoss v-osic r. nrf
o,arson - so0llss1ess- oc1hs very
--urh & tie ho-es o0@lt c4rrY and :;
they oad carry tseT ooal6 uot b rois
a. z.F ksns q TAR price
y41rs @ " Pz-zrsdgs: While
have 20 e.n6r@r q KY oxn 10 senc
&c st&onl- sssi = KY eDfF 20 Aelp
esoueS.s ny -slghf0-s ekaicrsn sne
vs1a ths- "a rsew thtnk 2 usw Eig7
f.5aos brsl<znx 81 nes1sc sd sAa'
boa6s scr ssat zs-7pse ssnas -
ro1e1 * he earliest sossssis
Eoze.-~
10 Ware xezkszF: TIE tzz
fz-se- VIA ~ tz- 5zTsrs z-e rz--J
t.x rox IL re-7 tesry zzs re r.
creased vzanz>soz @. src,sr-y for -
oo-s-g rear VI 11< =seh 70 ~
sl-essv kzrs szzes xs s-e sow pay.
szx vile a H1zz se1oes nay ,.
.ss1se % sc4 tk1zk fze seoVle -
rsxe k1z<s so~ z-y vz-2ose st 1eia
rzk~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
League of Nations
To Settle The
Silesidn Middle

Paris. Aug T. Fri nee and
croal britain baee decided 10 RE-
Ter The rprer Siicslau question to
the leasne ~ nti ions. & Was an
noanced today This Ques ica
which Involves drawing q frontier
hetween Poland aud Germany To )
rpfer SilrsIa, threatened yeslor-
day 70 i,r,st ureak IA NE meet
Ing OF ~ supreme allied council
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
FIRST OF SERIES Of
WATER FETES SUCCESS
Large Crowd Of People Witness
Exciting Games In the
Lake At Country
Club

The firss ~ series O. ua er fe'es
70 be staged st TIE Country Gut lake
fo0x place LAST uigh. as csrdee and
vas q kuwe sucresE and vas Witnessed
~ fFe hundred peopie
The program began early and
everyone ensoYea it Immensely TIE
prizes we're o.flrsbaea az folioxs
Ladies Fwi1ms sng race Kathrlne
Dean wos FRS, prsze. Hsiea KHnk.
seeoss prize. Margaret Dean vas
'hr6 zn1 Mary D-oaEi4s fosrzh
Ffs9h Give s0r men. John Mason
an.4Ee6 frs. prize 2ns Vernon cook
iook ihe seno1d moaey Bot Pollard
wzs third
High Dire Tor xo-zen: HELEN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
tNrTREsriao BUr RArsrR
ptscoNNTcrEo READING

New York. Aug i2.--New Yorktss
have developed such passion for
reading the dictionary that n ,imn
limit Of three minutes has heen pa
"a on patrons nt tAe New York pub
lic library. "a wac learned today li-
hrary officials are mya'isied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
MRS NARY COSTING DEAD:
HAD eEEh IT, LONG TiMF

Mrs Mar Corling. ~ years - age
died af & o'eiosk ffis morning. fol-
lop1ne long illna~s eansed by q
rarsiyt'c stroAe fanerai viii b. held
from late res denoe ~ Sorth Dr-
s'on street. ssfuraay afternoon aits
oefr<k
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
Murder
Mystery.
UnfolJs


lss Rnseaea kas. s1---Ar esssss
ers cs t~e euss ss 1aaese -harvese.s
sssssun n tee Pacific eeean rear
<area Aerasa. Was s~neNrces tscas
~ sse~~fs efsseers t~Vestlastire ths
sssss~s ~ :. Rtfsow searscs.
Ire nuts s~zs fs0ns tass SasNrna
e. q ez--cer. !. vas a.meancec n
~ss Mag 90 sAe heass afesr sAs 49,
sso rrcecrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
FRENCH PREMIER TO
ATTEND l.. :. MEET

Paris, Aug ~ rrpmler nrland Ia
formed intimate friends yesterday
that ha Aad not decided whether he
would 90 20 Washington 10 attend tho
conference. lie would like TO 20. he
said. and would 20, provided his par
liamen.sry responsibilities would per-
nit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12
TRANSFERS sralks

View YORK Aag ~ Officials os
ibe Tinted States Trucking eompany
faced strike of 3 200 ,hauilsars and
,namstera to-day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12

nceAlvsa, ta Asa - elills
ard Jack Aeams twins - Ne
swa Mrs NllllAm Aaaea are -
lls~ea ~ lasal dscfsen sa - she
snAlisst eafk sstani nslile w~laN
- steven eaaees ~ hlfsh srd
@axk sAtsrtss~ Aes Aaa~st as
csNsr sHilarsN sfs ~ Nhgrsi ase
fhs m.aasss appsar = he - psf
fsss ntAHn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12

Il - Fashion 4 thunder reduced 10
weird whisper Il is pathetic
When The dictators include short
skirts and sane sensible legs in the
scope of their assumed, arrogant an.
thoriiy Il would be courageous thing
for woman, emaneipntsd woman. 10
assert her independence and proclaim
herself free free. now and forever.
II she doesn't stand firm and em.
phssize her right 10 life. liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness. unsliacklcd
She : gone Kosling
-*~-~e~s
Eighty million dollars viii be spent
for good roads by the state Of Missouri
Not everyone has had the unforget.
table experience Of firing forth upon
the not so good roads Of Missouri and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-12

xsx o-sszzE La Asz z1,-T9.iz.'
81 ss-s:>xy szr-E sisssy-
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scsasinps'a . Page 4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
ODE Nd THE GIRLS.

Little girl you look. so small.
Don't you wear no clothes at all'
Don't you wear no shimmy Shirt
Don't you wear no petty skirt
Just your corsets and your hose.
Are those all your underclothcs'
Little girl you look so slight.
When see you in the light
With your skirts cut rather high.
Won't you catch a cold and die'
Amt you 'fraid to show your calf!
II must make the fellows laugh:
Little girl what Is the cause?
Why your clothes are made OF gauEe ,
Don't you wear no underyest
When you 20 out fully dressed
Do you like those peek-a-boos.
Stead OF normal underclothesT
Little girl. your 'spenders show.
When the daylight plays on you:
can see your tinted flesh.
Thru your thlnnest gown OF mesh; /;
Is II modest. do you s'pose.
Not to wear no underciothes7
Little girl. ! see your chest
Yes. see way past your throat:
To a region most remote:
Tain't my fault now. don't suppose.
Why not wear some underelothesr
Little girl. your socks have shoals
OF those tiny little holes:
Why you want to show your limb.
don't knows II a whIm?
Do you want 10 catch the eye
OF each fellow passing by?
Little girl. where Is the charm
In your long, uncovered arm?
In the V behind your neck?
Is II for the birds TO peck?
Little girl, I tell you those
Amt so nice as underclothss.
Little girl, now listen here
You would be just twice as dear
Il you'd cover up your charms
Neck, back, legs and both your arms
would take you 20 some shows
II you'd wear some uudcTclUthes.
Little girl, your mvs,ory.
-urins charm ard mOJeuy
Is what makes US fellows keen
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
Aerial Paths to
National Forests

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan z7-Aer.
ihi lsths TO all national forest, in
California. Oregon. Washington, Mon.
tana. Idaho. Nevada and Utah will
ladlte from hdihO Field her, dut.
ing the coming nIest fire seaa,n
under plans being made at present.
Fyo aerial patrols will be- oa duty
constantly during the fire season,
with reserve ayIators on call a: Mnth.
or Field. II II theory OF the army
that forest patrol work is excellent
training for ayiators and close co.
operation between tho war depart.
ment and the department OF agricul.
ture' which controls the forests, has
been decided upon.
In all. five air squadrons and ooo
men Will form the complement NJ
hather Field under plans announced
The field II Is believed,
soon VIII be the largest air service
training station In the western dc.
partment OF the army. |
A forest rangers school. Intended
% bring better cooperation with the
iriny aViators, IL being conducted a, |
he Held To the same end, a meet. |
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
NOSE CL06GeO FROM
4 COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream In Soairils To
Open Up Air Passages,

An What relief Your eloy,,1
h'''rii' open right 40. tho air s,,,
ages Of your head are clear and "a,
can breathe freely. 40 more ha.llp,
'hHfillng' mucous dlachargs, head,
acne dyners-no struggling ~,
breath at night, your cold or rs,,,,,
Is gone W
Don't stay stuffed up! Get ,u,,
'ottIe Of Ely's Cream Balm TO-
your druggist now. Apply a NM .,
tniH fragrant. antlgep,lc cream =,
your noStrlla, let II penetrate r,''
every air passage Of the head, ,oo,t.
al" heal the swollen. lnfIamci mna
Gus membrane. giving you lnsran, >.
'i'i, Ely,' Cream Balm II jur vha,
ivory cold and catarrh auffercr G~,
o''n seeking, Ita Iust sDlendld
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

- an 40 q s1gussy u fs g,s.
H''rd 'aa' Mu u " NrgIusr. Of
"'h'a' 'l'y. "ao q lbs Hs.ubiiras
'''''arn'ial electors ifpm Mi.sIu,f
Do d"lsEaisi 90 ,aTry 10 pfosfiss,.
'''s' lta'diHE tho official Hs,ifss.
"'H rat 10 sarisd Missouri II,
N'a'i b' ih' 'lfs, tine 10 tho Ais.
'''' o' The usnsi states hat a
-omAh p'sssnisd 10 the sassss.faI
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

Starting a Colyum is an awt'il job,
Once you get started everything Is
all X. o. As a starter today we're
gonna pull this one, oven at the risk
OF our life. Francesca Bara Is the
name OF the revolutionary President
OF Mexico. II he Is a relative OF Theda
Bara We are going to apply for
lob In the cabinet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

To possess a LITTLE Queen.
But no lover goodness knora
Wants q girl sans" undrrrl0th,4.
S'Iose / wore some harom pants.
or no shirt like all ny aunts.
Or a ringlet through my nose.
They'd arrest me. don't you ruppose'
I wear a coat Of mail.
Clothed from head to big toe nail:
! must cover up my form
Even when. the weather. warm
Exeter. Ont. Advocate.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

''F oi forest rupsr1sorp of cantor.
MA Slth representative from ss,.
'f"l western states and from wasA.
'ng'on d. c viii BE- hsll Jaauay 20.
Improvement 10 rars foF the add.
90 p""'nh"i al the ar nsld arr sI.
pected to consist oi twenty four set,
Of permanent quarters Tor married
Officers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
1890 2SS.96T
1910 2OS.IO5

Mrs. Emma J. c. Park. pastor OF
the Baptist church in the town OF
Beliingham, is the first woman min
lister ordained by the Baptist board
in Massachusetts,, and also has the
distinction Of having been the first
medical missionary sent to India by
the woman's Baptist Foreign Mis-.
sionary Society.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

,v rev .,.s. governors in the entire com
~ y, ever had q woman Aecrotarv 'r" we,
toEe o,,,o. N'cray' who Is soon 10
S,ae, ITne Office as chief executive n IO' ro
diana announces that Mis- A., :" IN
ero,a,,. "D,a, who ,n has beon his private So, q.
,' erolary Tor twenty years. viii V So ,a', 10
''nued in that capacity. ~ con-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

Isn't It funny when a little fellow
like Fred Houston sticks his thumbs
in his vest and holds his head up.
one always feels like he's about to
crow!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

Frank Mills was telling Louie
HoaslNnd yesterday that his idea OF
a real diplomat Is the man who
sends twenty roses TO a woman on
her thirtieth birthday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
CENSUS SHOWS
GAIN 10 YEARS
Of IRRIGATION

WASHINGTON, Jar p Tho ".
rector ol the Census announces, sub.
ject 70 correction the following pre-.
limiuary figures for irrigation In
klamath county. oregon.
Acreage irrigated ..-..isis so,6|s
1910 4c.975
Per cent increase ............ Ss.9
Acreage 20 which existing works are
capable OF supplying water
1890 1S5.oIS
1910 6s.7S5
Per cent OF increase ...... ll5l
Acreage to be irrigated by works
either completed or under con-
struction
1890 2SS.96T
1910 20S.1O5
Per cent OF increase ........ li.S
Acreage available for settlement, to
be supplied with water by works
either completed or under con-
etruction 1000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Persons subscribing for papers
through the klamath Falls News
Agency please call at store and settle
Tor same. l will have no collector. A
n. Hale. 25-2S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27

There I'LL hr a '7si -
X X n H'nFr jas ~
sbth Ffoa itaH 'ra' as
rlso,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-27
Maximum,

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