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Evening journal., 1921-06-20
WHIRLWIND
OF PAIN

Earache drives its victims almost
frantic. Ordinary pain cures are Of
little help, yet the worst pains may
be easily and quickly stopped by Ak
No-Mor Capsules. Safe, prompt and
sore, they are a boon to sufferers
from nerve aches, headaches, tooth
aches, rheumatism or pain in any
part Of the body. Luebert's Ak-No-
Nor Capsules contain no morphine,
narcotics or habit-forming drugs. AT
all druggists-price S0c, 6oc.
A. G. Luebert, p. d., Christiana, Pc.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20

EDITORS NoTE:-Uncie Harry
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
Grdndddddy Loses

In discussing with a friead
his tendency for contracting
children's diseases from his
grandson. Samuel Baynard Da-
Wis. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Wales Davis. n Nineteenth and
jefferson streets. Samuel II.
Baynard said today: "The baby
caught the mumps. Then ! had
them. He next had the measles.
] also had them. Then he had
the whooping cough and I took
that. but the little rascal has
put one over on me now-he Is
cutting teeth"
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
nn MoRGAN An NoRTHFIELn.

EAST NORTHFIELD. June 2O.-
Among the outstanding figures ap-
pearing at Northheld this season. is
the Rev. G.. Campbell Morgan, j..
d.. known throughout the world as
one Of the most eloquent scholarly
and fearless preachers In the Eng
lish language. He will be at North
field one week, June 2f-July 1. The
Christ OF History" Is the theme
which he will discuss with young
women from the leading preparatory
and finishing schools OF the North
Atlantic States.
Dr. Morgan will be the preacher
at the Sunday morning service In the
Auditorium. on June a6.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
RoTARIANs HONOR DEAD.

LONDON. June 20. - Delegates
from the United States who attended
the international convention Of Ro-
tary clubs in Edinburgh and now are
visiting London. placed a memorial
wreath on the cenotaph In Whitehill
yesterday and also laid a wreath on
the grave OF 1.-The Unknown War
rior' In Westminster Abbey.
The Rotations afterward attended
morning services In the Abbey.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20

A We Of
beautiful
a ones Manya
ted making them practically waterproof The prices S2Oo s4SOo
Evening journal., 1921-06-20

will be glad TO answer inquiries ad-
dressed care Of the Editor. either in
this colmun or by mail, provided the
letters are signed with the full name
and address Of the writer. Cores
pondents' names vii not appear in
the articles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-07
WORRIED ABOUT
|. HER DAUGHTER
PORTLAND CHILD WAS WEAK
AND PUNY--ls NOW THE PIC
TuRE OF HEALTH. ~

"Tanlac must be q wonderful med
icine to do what II has for my little
six-year old daughter" said Mrs. 8.
P. Temple. who resides at 4e4 East
Clay st.. Portland, Oregon, recently.
Maxine had been suffering from
loss Of appetite for a year or more,
Nothing seemed to, agree with her
and It's mystery to me how she liv-
cd on the little she would eat. Her
kidneys were disordered and weak,
too. and she was SO thin. pale and
puny looking that was uneasy about
her all the time. She was dull and
languid all the time and never want
cd to get out and play like other
children.
well, my dad had been helped
so much by Tanlac that we all think
It the srandest medicine in the world.
I didn't know OF course how II would
act on my little girl. but I had her
take q bottle anyway and II Is simply
astonishing how It has brought her
out. She eats like a pig. everything
agrees with her and she no longer
looks or acts like the same child.
Her kidneys are In much better con-
dition. too. and she Is Just bubbling
over with energy. why. she's out
ut play all the time, Just can't keep
her in the house. ! am so thankful
to see my little girl SO healthy and
hearty that just cant praise Tanlac
Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills
are sold by druggists everywhere.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-07
attend the meeting Of the Crater
Oil and Gas Co.

attend the meeting Of the Crater
OIL and Gas Co.
The I. o. o. r. lodge initiated
candidates wednesday evening.
H. F. Tolle is here on a visit
from his homo In Eugene. Mr..
Tolle leased his ranch near Mer-
rill last sprAg and moved to Eu-
gene. that his daughters might
have the advantages OF the univer-
The marriage came as a surprise
weather has been very favorable
for the farmers having had early
rains and enabling them to do q
large amount Of fall plowins, but
has been raining the last two
weeks. He reports that walnut
growing is becoming an important
industry Of the Willamette VAL
ley. The nuts grown there are un-
usually large and well favored,
bringing = higher price than the
California nut.
Mr.. velton Haskins and Miss
Vivian Hedsepath were married in
klamath Falls Wednesday BY Rev.
Rice Of the Presbyterian church.
sity. Mr.. Tolle reports that the
to their many friends. but all Join
In wishing them a long snd hap
py married life.
DR.. Armstrong. government in
speStor OF sheep, was in Merrill
this week. n
CARD OF THANKS
friends for the kindness shown dur
We wish to thank our many
!ng the illness and death Of our
little daughter and also for the
beautiful floral offerings.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Timms
and Family.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-07
llY YET:SHOW
CHAMPIONSHIP
!: FIGHT PICTURES

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. Mo.
ton pictures Of the Dempsey -Carpen-
der night win likely be brought here
soon and win be shown bore provid-
tns viewers find that the film con.
forms to the city ordinance, accord
ins TO word given out this morning
by Gus A. Metsger. q member OF the
motion picture board OF censors.
The pictures have been displayed
In several cities and states and are
now showing in Seattle, according
20 Mctxgcr. Il Is said that the film
Win probably he brought into Ore
6on by some exhibitor who is willing
20 run the risk Of arrest and fine by
he government under the Interstate
commerce act. prohibiting transpor-
taaion Of pictures Of prize fights be-
tween states. ,.
Once brought into state the gov
ernment has no Jurisdiction to pre-
vent future showings within the
state. Metsser said.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-07

PORTLAND.--That the Federal
Reserve Bank of San Francisco 10
using strong-arm methods in en-
deavoring to force tho State Bank
of Brookings and other similar in
stitutions to exchange checks at
phr was charge made by attor-
neys for the small bank in a suit
for an Injunction. before Judge
Wolverton In the federal court. d.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-07

ARE you TIRED and wesryf A
.g hot mineral bath will rest you.
i taken at the New Hot Springs
Bath House. 6
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-07
MERRILL NOTES

J. p. Harter Is in Merrill from
his ranch on Lower Tuie lake.
4 Halloween party was given
By the seventh and eighth grades
st the home Of Mrs. r. H. Ander-
son Monday eve. Black cats and
other Halloween decorations were
IN evidence. Refreshments were
served.
Little Mary Jane Bowman was
operated upon BY Dr.. Kreese for
the removal Of her tonsils and ade-
noids.
Mrs. p. D. Harwood, Grandms
Coz and Mrs. Chss. Coz were Kla-
msth Fslls visitors ON Tuesday.
Mrs.. Stukel has been confined
to her homo for some time. but IL
reported much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Gaicomini At
tended the school entertainment at
the Malin school Monday evening.
Their daughter. Miss Mamie is one
Of the teachers. They were accom-
panied by Mis- Ruth Hill. Miss
Pauline Gaicomini and John Gaico-
mini. They report Q very good
crowd out and something like $500
cleared for the school piano.
=. A Halloween party was given at
the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Morrill, Monday evening to the So
niors and juniors Of the high
school. It was in honor OF the
birthdays Of Fred Pope. Jr.. Eston
Kiegsr and John Merritt. Games
appropriate Of Halloween were
played and refreshments were
served. All report . good time.
.. D. Harwood ,yas in klamath
Fall Wednesday.
/, y. L. Pope. one Of the promin-
ept brssdTs Of shorthorn cattle Of
~ county. wss in klamath Falls
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hostetter
were ~ klamath Falls Friday tol
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-07
WEATHER RECORD

Hereafter the Herald Will publish
the mean and maximum tempera-
lures and precipitation record as TAX
en- by the U. s. Reclamation service
station. Publication will cover the
day previous to the papers issue, up
to ) O'Clock of the day. -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-07
Burglar Wanted to
. H"Crack" City Safe

- PENDLEToN. Orc, Nov. t.
ahh Town 10 looking for . profss.
Aalf fcsacksnsn and tho "slad
s1ehd-xiii b. 'extsndsd to one who
- gusrsntes. to open the safe in
ms city hall. where for five years
Of more documents that are now
badly needed have reposed. Du-
ring that time the combination has
rustsd and the tumblers fail to re-
spond. Hence the urgent need Of q
past master in the art Of cracks
manship.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-07

AN EDISON FOR CHRISTMAS
You can do II II you Join our
Christmas Edison Club.
Let 10 explain to you.-,Kiamath
Fails Music House. 122 8. Sixth st.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-07

In some ways the hog is far ahead
Of the drunken man. It may cal
Swtll but II won't roll in It.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-07

peclAlly Whcn lt costs tne CITY HOtnlnS 10
extend the time limit on unpaid paving
liens. s.s8
2, Unfortunately, the property af-
fected has not been paying invest,
ment during the past few years. The,
future progress of this city will un-
doubtedly change this situation. Pro-
gress which we cannot hope to enjoy
with impaired credit. Our obligations
must be paid one way or another. The
fact remains, raa
THEY MUST BE PAID!
Let's give the property owner an
other chance to pay his own obligations.
Have you listened to the few who
are opposing the question of rebonding?
IF 90, isn't it fact they oppose most
everything else which tends to further
progress? You are vitality interested in
the upbuilding Of this city. So are we. 1t
isn't matter of how you vote, for we
are confident you will vote right; but
rather, are you going to help put this /,
over big and by doing 80 show the out
side world klamath Falls does and will 2
pay her obligations without being forced
to do 90. s,.
isITAMATTER OF FAITHIN THE Q
FUTURE OF KLAMATH FALLS?
~ Columbus, crossing the stormy
ocean in search of land, held his mutin-
ous crew to the task long after they had
lost faith--and gave to the world new
hemisphere. You will have the oppor--
tunity next Tueaday to give to Southern
? Oregon q new city in the not distant.
future by voting Eyes" on the refunding y
bond issue.
a 70 Washington, defeated, discredited,
almost wholly deserted by his followers,
kept faith in himself and in the cause
and gave to America new liberty.
You will have the opportunity to- nj
morrow of placing klamath Falls in the
enviable position she occupied five years
ago, by voting "Yes" on the refundins
bond issue. -
Lincoln, during the dark hours of
bur Civil War was the most despised
and cruelty abused statesman our coun- N
try has ever known. Yet he carried his q
ward none" and charity to ALL" one
Ta The election next Tuesday Is not
Fight, but simply solving the problem of
afinancial difficulty, the solving of
which Is sure to bring a greater pros
rperity to this community. oa
- Grant, savagely attacked by HE
own generals, accused of drunkenness
and utter lack of ability, said nothing, 4
but fought it out on his own line to VIC
Tory. Grants generals were unable to
look into the future. They could see
nothing but the immediate present. This
city has wonderful future if properly
guided. 1t 10 your duty az a citizen TO
look forward to the future prosperity,
Of this city and to assist in carefully
guarding her credit. ~
The first step toward accomplish
ing this aim 10 to vote eyes" on issuing
refundins bonds tomorrow, November
9th, This il not our cause any more than
It 10 your cause. It is Of vital interest to
every citizen. Let each one of US be
able to say next Wednesday morning.
I'VE put the refunding bond issue over
in klamath Style" 3, 4,
S76l1 SEM T5l7fI0777F@
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-07
NEW TODAY

APPLES-wHILE they last. New
tons. Splits, Winesap. Small
smooth. $1.26-$1.b0 Box. Peoples
Warehouse, 9Th q r. r. Spur.
7-S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-07

TO RENT-To gentleman two up.
stairs rooms with bath. Phone
4O3-R. 7.Ss
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that . committee composed of the
Superintendent, Fl L Jolley and
F. D. Winchester be appointed to
look into the matter OF locating
and consolidating schools of
Sixth ward. The motion was car
ried.
1t was moved by Or. Trowbridge
and seconded by Mr.. Jolley, that
committee composed of DR.. ber-
wick, A LegnoD, the President
and Superintendent. be appointed
TO take Up the matter of consoli-
dating Louisa and Ivanhoe schools
and to get bids for repairing Glen.
ooe and Alberta schools. The
motion was carried.
1t was moved, seconded and
carried, that bids be received for
painting the ebstervilIe school
1t was moved, seconded and
carried, that the janitors of the
High Schools be kept on duty at
one.half salary for summer
months.
The following recommendations
of teachers was made by Supt. l.
A. Law:
Franklin High school A b. Murray. prin,
pal Oma Latf-Ity, Mrs.. Murray. Marion
kourg.oi., Floronce Fisher, Maggie McDer
Hancy, nearl Legenlre
Morgan City High School-Joc Farrar. prin-
cipaI, frankie Wood, Annie Lynch. Halle
Eibbins, Mabel Brupbacher, Lucy Foote.
Riauche Angelica Cora Jlcbtrt.
Patterson High School-Agnes Keller. Ra-
ch-l Norgress, Odys Carlson, stella Boud-
rcaux, Ethel Bailey Hatcher.
Centrevillc High School--E N West, princi-
pal.
Berw ick school Lizzie Gasha, Monita Gull
bean, Ruth Ceiling.
baldwin School--P !. Davidson, principal
Hattie Martin. Lstrllc Achee
Gharenton Scbo"l-Anna Hawkins, princl-
pal; Gustavia LeNormand.
WebstcrviIie SchoOl-EHhice Sallinger.
Adeine SchoOl-Rcinc Mayer, principal; lies
ter Gardner.
Ramos School-- Ella Mcclellan, principal.
Garden City School--Lizzie McHugh, prin-
cipal.
Louisa School--MIs. Jeanne Fuote, princi-
pal.
Bourgyillc SchooI--IIIlGa Leonard, principal
Glen Orange Scho"i--ioIs belanger, princi-
pal,
Amelia SGhool--Edna AueoiD, principal.
On morion of Mr.. Folse and
seconded by Mr.. Winchester and
unanim ousIy carried, the recon-
mendations as made by Supt. l..
A. Law were adopted.
There being no further business
before the Board on motion it ad.
journed.
L. A. LAW,
Secretary.
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ana ,mmoys,..,
10 he 'ff.r',J 't,' ('. p,"',rl} ,,'c,>ed to .,c.
LOUISA ALFRED House
Lane, MoS,ey. School Az ,I and To-.
- 90. interest loo ca,,< s,Psa' axa
: s. '''' Total
Est i 7 BALDWlN-Hous.
loE LaGd"u. anderson x,rso, ''' AND ana
Ing. Morris: taN.> 3, 81 in,a. i.'' NH.
costs - - rutlG s. = ''s' l7c
JOHN y ! O\lAO Hpusa
Kramer aue Fast street Z ',n anu ioi
furniture. I"wrjr,; t,x~> -, 50S'insn; ~ man
est ahc costs y = Tora ss a, 'uer'
FRANK tHA .pIAr- -f1. w.
lot, Drethholtz. FIRST ,t'.., u'e sudl
Self: house ard lot, se,f 'i'es, Zee. seht
KihneI self. hnns, 'FA atrsei
holtz, Self tIau>ao. S,cond urele s
turn'snrr; taxts S26 a.. interes, ss' ~
,. tAFFEY. JR.-H,,so
Webhr. O'NIrlj, Willow ST. Sobot nS lot
lot' fl'Ier, Omega street, Psr.,
a lp "a; personal proper., s ,,'a
36.a6 interest Fl -. costs A. = "1es|
,,,
VI q" IL a fO y IER House and In,
roster. Road, Iberia street Fo,,.'
Ia xeS ., 81, 'ntcres. &c, costs AK
'o''' @f "
"a VIA d. JAMES-nou,e ,,,|
lot W lIson sire I, V. Derives, Car,s
"rtel; taxes +! 50, inleres, r. .o.,
81 I''H 9t''-.
LOU IS kRANER-House and II,
~ OF No ID on Trowh whridre l.nSI
house and lot, Bonney, First s,rs,
no"iuo, DerSeron; No. S, Jent]
80, ris, n"ue, ~ noo, Lane; auto, iuI
;n ,su.e, un. gas oost; taxes A6 o.
anoepes' ao resi- ei'oo' costs ~ IS Tu,H
,po,u,, r,,,
J., no,1na Me- "a" y hh" lS-Hnuse and
-. to', 1850, h'a,s' lsab' ala street
oo",s oua ~ ~, 'aASs KS ~ ~, interest lNl /
roI4,.r - -n'
I,, Rir,sr M 81 So, AE 'l-House auf
,o~o ,o -" :, 90 os'ee', i . ,clety, Roysterj
49,, w sAeS % - ~ ~ in,ereSt &c, costs q Isl
io'ai 1T W.
LENA S. MILLER Honso .,a l..
schoenslein, third street. AIph.
Bunlh; taxes 20, interest 26c, cosn
$40 Total Sl0.2l. i
MAGGIE 2. MARTIN-House And,
lot Davis, Davis, Wilson street, 3rd
street; taxes ~ 50, interest lie. costs,
So 10. Total 81 -
IAuES SCorr r L
r,., :" 20 1ooi no Sc and lot
hottenuorI' Lane, Derrlngbesu, Hotst
tendorf; taxes 81 so, interest 7c, costda
- Is. Total 81 g..
EST Rt,N SMITH 1,..o
81, " ut - W. l II house and iosfe.
chau" IH, rou'ih1' roster, Lsne;E,
I'd Aes oi o. interest &c, costs " 7aE
Total ~ ".
MRS CORA SAJNT-uo,so II
lot T.,,or ~. 80. .U iVuso au1k
Nv, ~ " aiu street, Aiien. rsf
Trey, law DOCKS, etc, taxes X2S 81 iD.E
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treyillr Bank 10 secure the deposits Of
Road District No. were accepted
On motion b. O'Brien seconded ty l. B.
kimbrough and carried. the Treasurer Is
authorized to deposit with the St. Mary
Bank L Trust Co /, any moneys he may
hereafter receive for account Of Road Dis
trirt No. : up to December lst.
The following letter from Miss Gertrude
Blum was read as also invitations from
her to be present al the commencement
exercises at Sou hwestern Louisiana In
dustri,l Institute. and from Mass Marie
l. .nobia Schwartz to be present AT the
commencement exercises at tn state Nor
NAL and on motion OF ". \. Gpoch see
onded by Gabriel Iiaydel aud carried, the
letter was made part OF the minutes.
Lafa cite La May 26, 1921.
Mr Z f. O'Niell. Franklin, LA.
Dear Mr. O'Niell:
| have sent you an invitation to my
graduation which | wish you TO read
| to the members of the Police Jury al
the next meeting. | send it to show
my appreciation as the receiver OF
The scholarship that you give to s. l..
| | |.
Thanking you very much, am,
Yours sir cerely,
GERTRUDE BLUM
A bill tor So 90 from Louis Verrett for
expenses Of conveying Mrs. Poche to the
charity Hospital was presented and ou
motion Of W. n. GOoch seconded by Cab.
REL Haydel and carried. the bill WAS APP
proved for pay yment and the name OF Mrs.
| Poche was ordered stricken from the list
OF paupers.
A bill from the 'lleview plantation for
! expense OF burial OF Sterling Turner,
pauper. was presented and on motion OF
r. d. kimbrough seconded by Gabriel
Haydel and carried, it WAS approved for
paymert.
The following report from the clerk oi
court was read and on motion Is O'Brien
seconded by Gabriel Haydel and carried
! it was received, filed and made 4 part OF
| the minutes.
Franklin, La, June |, 1921.
To the Honorable Police Jury, st
Mary Parish, La.
Gentlemen:
| file herewith report of the Wit
ness Warrants issued during the
month of May, 1921, as follows:
| No. Name Amount
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POLICE JURORS.

Mileage aud Per Diem June
T. B. Kimbrough, 1st ward ..... 62o
Gabriel Haydel, End ward ............ 81
Charles N. Frost. Srd ward. ..... 800
Arthur Olivier. 3rd ward ............ j. 20
Oscar Boudreaux, 4th ward .......... ) ~
w. N Gooch. 9Th ward ............. 81
" :, :owr,n,e 9th ward ........ 10
- n,rri.u s,, ward ~
A. E. Calm, 7th ward ............... 90
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Respectfully submitted
w N. GOOCH,
Chairman Finance Committee.
The following report from the Treas
urer was read and on motion OF W. n
Gooch seconded by Arthur Olivier
and carried it was received, flied and
made pa-. of the minutes:
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Continued on Supplement.
Continued on Supplement.
TOWN TAX SALES
OF
Movable and Immovable
Property.
Town OF Franklin, St. Mary Parish vs.. De
linquent Tax Debtors.

By virtue of the authority vested in me
by the Charter of the Town of Franklin
aforesaid, and by virtue of the Constjtu
tiOn and laws OF the State of Louisiana.
will sell at the principal front door of the
Court House, where the Civil Distric,
Court is now being held, within legal
hours for Judicial sales, at II O'Clock a, IN :,
ON
SATURDAY, THE 2ND DAY OF
JULY, A. D., 1921,
and continuing each succeeding day until
said sales are completed. all movable and
immoyable property on which taxes are
now due to the Corporation of Franklin
TO enfo zee collection of taxes for the wear
1920. together with interest thereon from
the 3lst day Of December Of the preceding
until paid, and all costs.
The names OF said delinquent TAXPAYERS,
the amount of taxes due by each on the
Of each year, and the moyab Die
The St. Mary banner., 1921-06-04

The following report from the Sheriff
was read and on motion Of Gabriel Haydei
seconded 10y w N uooch and carried it Was
received, filed and made part Of the min.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-06-04
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.

Charles Pecot, for jdnitOr 90 W.
,,,,,r Tur,er trimming hedge & ~
Van Monroe, pipe fitting ~ ~
Marvin Morris. repairs Delfry -
Er,ntIin leo W,rks ice IL 81
st Mary Hardware Go, supplies 81 90
Service Hardware Co, traps, etc W
IL Bell, Son, OIL BROOM etc io
Foster Drug Co. rat poison, etc 10
Franklin Nun. Plant, lights and water ii 81