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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
VEN|ZELOS, THE
GREATEST GREEK
To Be GREETED
100000 FORMER GREEKS
TO JOIN IN OVATION
Telcgrams of Felicitation to
the Former Premier From
Wheelingites.

Kew York. 90. 90 Fo~mH~ Tr"m'er
Elirsthe-loS Nrn!:Hir# rf Greece. termed
bv his admirers. the modern tl\sS"S.
vii arrive r"rc 'omnrrCw on ~" Aqu.-
rtn,a w.'h his h-.dc on MS American
hN"eI InCnN
IL. G'I'.HE,ii>h"d N.S.'n" character
.z"l d" 'p:rrr Ir"s' Lent wilson as one
OF the grea ,"si Statesmen ~ InT"he'
vas cvprune.mirgly defeated a the
-,."s In November 1920. wEeT CorStan-
.,ra was ~n>'"~rd - ;hC throne.
Grea, numbers ot NATIVES OF Greece,
..sid.-rs ~ A'acrira. a." thrcHg!ng 'he
~. and rhrrsards NOE VII arrive 20
morrow ~ r.r.c - tak" PAR; ~ wha' Is
syrtc,r, :" Nr ""rG"~'@' ovation :"
ne come" pccn,'"r /, a estimated
ma. ycniz~los VA he greeted hN NOR"
han lNn.Gno Greeks when he lands
~r:&a, from the Acu.ta".a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
DISCUSSION IS
BENEFICIAL But !.
WITHOUT RESULT.
BIG FIVE CHIEFS WILL
RETURN TO CLEVELAND
Go Into Secret Conference
After Discussion With
Rail Labor Board.

Ch!ca go, Oct. 2o.-Enorts by the rail-.
way labor board to avert the threatene6
railroad strike through conferences
with heads OF the five unions which have
ordered a walkout effective October -
failed when the meeting adjourned to-
night with tho announcement by fho
board that while the discussions Wero
beneficial, no definite results were Oh.
tained", -,
After the conference Of the Ave ran
union leaders. who conferred with the
laior board. 1t was announced that they
were making reservations on q mid'
night train for Cleveland. The uniQ4
chiefs refused to give any reason foe
their action. .t.
Koopsrs Statement =,
There has been a full and frank dis
Gu s.ion OF the situation" said q stats-
ment given out by Ben w. Hooper, vice
chairman Of tho board. The laoor
boa rd and the brotherhood chiefs sx.
changed views in a perfectly pleasanS
way. The interview was beneficial. huS
We cannot say that any dehnite results
were obtained" =
The fve union presidents departed fer
their organization headquarters tonignS
with tho announcement that plans tof
the proposed strike would 20 rtgOS
ahead. -
Adjouranasnt Yinal
The adjournment Is flnal." Chairman
r NJ. Barton, OF the labor board. A:
nounced I'VE do not plan any furthsy
conferences with tho labor leaders n0
do we plan. at present. to call IN IA
Railroad presidents: ! cannot say "nas
our next step might be-
While tho board members came cut
OF the afternoon session smiling and ~
A joyial mood. they left the night mses'
Ing with solemn faces and refused -
publicly discuss tho session. aside IRON
the statements by Chairman Barton ana
Vice Chairman Hooper.
The union StAAsmsnt
Union leaders said the board had mot
presenting anything which they looked
on as In any a tangible proposition.
ITS somebody's move next" said the
head Of one Of the larger hve organise
lions. whether It's ours. tho ooaroS
or the roads, I don't know. only know
,ha. tho board brought US here ans
talked four hours. without presentnS
anything which We could even consiost
as compromise. Tho meeting Wa
absolutely without results.
We are going. back to our hed.
quarters. There Is nothing schedules
imme0ldtely except " 80 i'o"S
with the plans for strike"
Kops 1or Solution
Members Of the board said th1s
while tho conference had ended ana no,
immediate plans had been made. II sun
was possible to hold further meetihse
with the la Dor men before the date q
the scheduled walkout arrives.
"The board Is determined to 30 -
(continusd on PAIo Y0GxSoS1)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
GENERAL D|Az LAYS WREATH AND .
PAYS TRIBUTE To ROOSEVELT

Miller will be his host At dinner hsfe
Three wearers Of the conGressioha
medal served Ms special escort for ~
general today. They were Lieut.
sydney n. Gumphertz. infantyJ;
nrrv Sergeant Ernest Jansen. na1
corps. and Sergeant Fred D!ckman. ~
fantry.
General Dla1 placed wreath. tie0
y IN rlhbons In the green. white aAA
d OF Italy. upon tho grave or IheOs
ore Roosevelt. where a messenger pre-
.entcd him with a bouquet from the
widow of the former president.
AT The tomb ~ Roosevelt" General
piaz sa!i after Salut!nE. no speech eAa
he mad--on'y tho expression Of the
deerest homage bring from the people
of Italy. During his life he was adorsA,
and at his death be was beloved ~
everybody"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21

One Days Developments
in the Threatened Rail
Strike Situation:

Following were Thursdays develop
rnents In the railroad strike s1tuatoui
Confsrsnce1 betwssn the labor board
and prssdsnts Of hve unions which
have ordered O waltout adjourned
with the announcement from the
board that no dsnnitA results wsre
Obtained and tho union chiefs returned
to Cleveland
Elevsn standard" unions, rsprs-
ssntinr nearly thrss-fourths Of the
oountry's railway workers and which
voted for but have not called . gtr4fA
marked time, pending con1srsness De-
tween the labor board and the "bte
AVE..
Secretary Of Commerce Hoover an
nounces plans have been completed
BY his department for transportation
Of ssssudals in case Of . rail ts-up.
Chairman Mc0hord. Of the tnter-
stats commerce commission, and Act
ing Attorney General COZ conferred
with President Harding over the rail
situation.
Eastern roods advsrttEsd for man to
I'LL vacancies which would result from
. strtis. Central Railroad Of New
Jersey receives 70 many replies that
It ANNOUNCED no more can bs con-
Hdsred.
American Railway Mems association
with ten thousand members appeals
70 railroad workers not TO strike.
Railroads announce poll Of employees
to ascertain how many viii remain NJ
work Il there 10 . STits.
New strike vote ordered among
Psnngy1vnnia Lines shopcrAft workers.
Announced that interstate commerce
ooumisston freight rate decisions In
regard 20 hay, grain and lumber afs
imminent
Officials Of Southern hallway an
nouncs II was not 1spsSssutsd At the
recent Chicago rail- sxeoutdvs< msss-
ing whore plans 10 seek . new 10 psr
cent Wars cut were AnaoulceA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
MINER ARRESTED IN
HOSPITAL DISAPPEARS

Charleston. W. Va. Oct. 2s.--Cecil
,yor; miner. has disappeared from
bcsn:.al hero where he was technica! !lE
n,ar-d under arrest yesterday on war
rant chsrg.nS felony In connection
wIth the recent disorders on the LOGAN
.Hnore county line. Clark. according
tn the authorities. Was being reaten
rnr wounds received during the hsht-
inE n me hills
novr,,,l authorities reported today
,,,a, several men veSi'ed Clark last
night.
The warrau' fo- Clark was sworn cut
-, Logan county authorities. but. on ad
-. Of ~ s.,iaus, the man was LETT IN
n. hospital here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
Demands Recognition
for Chinese People

Honolulu, Oc:. 2n-"paclEc rroh'ers
r.us, - solved b. yac..r means. and no
solution Will be satisfactory without
ms fun knowledge and support ur the
Chinese people, who form III. g-na =.
part OF the l'aciEc pnpu,a'iaa" Hin
Wong. managing ed!:hs - the Canton
the delegates ~ the r"ns--Ss tO,9ar
Tho policy ot n" nE"a dor n ,'h,na
has been openly directed a2I discrsSed
ard any nation seeking 20 disregard or
rnislnterpret Il for selhs,t reasons RVS,
ha resisted" Mr.. Hin Wong continued
IT Is unwise to keep China !n ignorance
Of world affairs and 20 take Nn heed Of
rer latent power The ability 10 sup
mort one another depends on the know
iedzo ono has OF me other"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
Will SUMMON JUDGE
GARY AS WITNESS
IN ". VA. HEARING

Washington. Oc. 2n.---Judre E!oert
Car. chairman OF the board or the
United States Steel corp""a':nn; HT:ga :
dttr General II s. Bandho'l% and At
,oracy Genera! r.. T. EnSland. of West
yi-g.r.a ere listed among the Wit
nesscS . be summoned Ly attorneys for
tho United Nine Workers "H America.
when the senate Subcommittee re-
sun:ss its lnGuirN into the West Nir-
rirla labor troubles neAt Monday.
Frank r. Walsh. OF counsel for ths
mIrers so indicated IN letter 10 SEN
ator Kenyon. chairman ~ tho commit
tee. asking tha, Suhpoenaes be issued
for a number Of Witnesses.
The miners vii undertake. tho letter
said. 10 rnakr clear the necessity for
eummon:ng Judge Gary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
TN|0 /, PROHIBITION OFFICIALS
IN ALLEGED CON SP|RACY FOR
VIOLATION Of ENFORCEMENT ACT
HAYNES will Probe
Liquor Production in
Land Of Bourbon

u.o,b,,r,o, Cc. 90 --- Prohibition
HAYNES plans 70 leave to-
r,nrrou fer s,!-vev Of the t!quor situa-
,"nr ~ Kentucky. !, was sa ID today at
nrohihi,!cn heedQuarters
Mr.. Haynes. it VAS said. plans to go
IN cincinnati. and thence u Louisville
uherc ho VIII direct survey 81 N'!clt
5lstillcr,es in Kentucky. HIS Nis.t. II
wo. e>plaiued was IN ''ne with tho
polIcy o. enec,.nE cleanups in various
states.
Tho rrolr.em IN Kentucky. o,ncia!s
sal vas one OF production Of liquors
rather than Of distribution as In tho
case o. other states. and Mr.. HAYNES
vas declared 10 be anxious I" root ont
TIC source o. supply OF any intoxicating
beverages manufactured N violation OIL
the national prohibition laws
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
.anucKIB HEAR1Na POSTPONED

San Franc SEQ oct 2o--The hearing
Of rhe charge ot having violated the
No,stead pr0hih;.ion enforccment ACT
n,ndImr here against Roscoe crafty
Arluckle. wa% continued '"da\ Tor one
~, federal charge is based on the al
,o,.,t;.n that ArhuckIr obtained in San
E;Tnncisro = part 81 nc linu"r thni was
.o,,.rd q, nc party following which the
teo,h OF Miss Rape occurred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
FOUR COLLEGE
MEN KILLED IN
CRASH Of AUTO
Victims Students at Univer-
sity of Chicago, En- Route
to Urbana Game.

Ch.caso. rn:. - Your students from
The i'n.vtr..;v e chicago. dr."trg 10
,ho Illiro!s-rh:caeo game. at lrbana
rex. Saturday. were Killed near Mel
fora. IL. ;oniSH' when an E!giH. Joliet
6 Eastern train struck their car.
Those in ;ie car VII" were instantly
Killed wcrN Thomas Morri.n". "f th!-
cago. Harold Skinner. or Oak Park. III;
S,arwood l0hn<;oTc. Of Minneapolis,
MINI. and Il"-t~hcl Hopkins. from tho
University o. Oregon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
WIDESPREAD COMMUNIST PLOTS
AGAINST Us. OFFICIALS IN FRANCE

Of rcufisa'S in .hc event Cf tho dca'h
rf the .wu Mon. were also received -
day by the American consul genera.
Alexander NJ. ThaCkara. and the Amer'-
,an ,.ot. suis al Mars"tii's. EnrGca"A aud
iyOns. In consequence or his strong
forces - police are guarding N" n"w
hu'l..ns near tho ria"e dc rE;"..e. "'-
cplird hy the rrpHra'ionS AMI pass
unr;s offices. and also the c0USUlat" IN
n. EU" ,lee Ita,teHs. The pnli," III 10
deaux. Lyons and Narcotics Ar" guard.
!ng n. corsulales there.
No Arrests.
- a~rne's were annoin""i up :" -
ste Hour ,onich' h. ii" French H",1rt
IN ccaner,l"n Witn the explosion "f
bomb in Ambass Hcrr!ck's home.
(cont1uusd On YaSs Tourtssn)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
TIE WEATHER

wsst virsinia-aenerallyf fair YT1day
except unsettled In the mountains; sat
u--day fair ana warmer.
Western PennsylvRnia-Cloudy Ta-
day, probably rain near Lake Er4s; Sat
urday clsar and warmer.
ohIo--Clear Friday and saturday;
warmer Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
Note Of Optimism in
Strike Discussion at
the National Capital

-
Washington. Oct. =n.-~Ihe n";e or op
t.m'Sm IN "tScsa. discussion OF the
Ihreat"hea Ea''r'"" Strike was 'no'r
pronounced TO-DAY. SEs''' VA''net
members eNP'"SS'" >"'"i''Is '""' '"e
CO" ,"S =" ''''H ""' '"S '''S
N"heu since 'U' S,r'Nr '@''' IA" "e' Neu
10 ir"Sch N" uAN~er ~ A'''""'' 'e'F.
'ae "t the u'nA!'N ""Ns''p''sHts 90
tEe day. Ep"e'e:. WIS me announce
mert that PREPAREDNESS hal hscu COM
p,ecHd for the cN-nrd.Ha,:pn under III"
comuercs department; q, rtaus' for the
transportation -, essentials sAou.I the
strike 80 into ereC..
Aftcr conference at IN" White
House. between fTcSid"n. N7r!inG.
Nhai-ran McChord. OF The 'nt"-Sia'"
commerce commission. a3d Acting Ai-
,""GeE General Cot the decided :mpcAs
siNr was given that an order c"'.hl IA
eXrcc::d son from the commission.
ru:uHS into effect r"Guc;,'n IN
{. CL. ra:cS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
SENATOR WATSON
DEMANDS PROTECTION

Washington, Oct. 20.-A demand for
protection rv capitol police from auto
mobiles and that dcviiish machine
known as the motorCrcie.' was made N
the senate tn-da" J.: Senator Watson.
ECTnrrat. Georgia.
Referring To the Stars AMI Stripes
floating from the capitol dome as a
luarautc" 81 ",!Cr liberty and limb" the
Georgia senator with fervId Oratory de-
c!arcd thnt senator's were compelled 10
jump from in rrnat Of motor vehicles
and that tourists and other visitors
also were imp"rIlrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
VIII Redouble Efforts

Chicago. Oct. %0.--The failure or the
railroad labor board settle the strike
question through its co":er"n'cs with
union leaders today means ihnt me rail-
roads in this section vii rcdouhle their
rrcpara.iona :or a strih". presidents OF
several roads said tonight whom Inform
ed ,ha, the conference had adjourned
with NJ dran :" results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
sEyrENczp IN o. s. COURT.

g,:enrld " Va. Oct. -. Federal
oo..rr Sc ro.tsv fined SIX de'enGa a,s
= e.~r> ranging from 5000 /" $500. with
a. sentences added IN t"o cases. An
.r,lsusl feature % the daE was the con
lesson BY George Chambers and Wall
Les Aaney. to the charge OF passing
counterfeit money. Their sentences Will
hs pronounced later In the term
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
Enormous Earnings !
Shown By Columbia
Gas Of West Virginia

Cincinnati. O.. Oct co.-The annVei
official report Of the Columbia Gas =
Electric Company Of West Virginia. fg
nishing natural gas to many cities
the Ohio valley. for the twelve montoo
or fiscal year Of the corporation pepS.
ing In September. shows gross earniney
OF 3lI.s5l.oI2Si. net operating eafntngo
OF E.135,734.35. and surplus OF *<'sos's
GO6.45.
Tho net operating earnings show ~
increase over the previous report %
,se percent: the gross earnings shoW
an increase Of 6.ls percent. and the SUI
plu. a decrease ~ .s5 percent. Opent
INK expenses and taxes were N'As"
soS "a an increase Of 7.S7 percent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
ro,sgrams From wheeling.

T",eErams cr fe,.r.'atnn |" NJ \eh'-
.a.os from the ,;rerxs OF he WEcA.!nE
iis.ric, vii, be forwarded today. stated
rnr;s Velas. ~ prOr:rcni native o'
Crec,e, 70 the lc:c:liEercer last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
POE STATUE paEsENTBD.

baltimore, Md. Oct 20.-.Thc late
Sir Moses Ez"kc''s statue "f Edgar
Allen Poe. was presented 10 the CITY AZ
rrvril!nr ceremonies this afternoon ny
~, Ed,ar Alien Foe Memorial AsHoria-
ton, through "s president, Mrs Law
renee Turnhuil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
ESCAPED WITH LOOT

waEaka. Ind. Oc;. 20 -- Five un-
masked men stole $2.06h in cash and
ho-ds from tho Farmers STATE hanI
t.r. today ant escaped after IN cx-
harce O: shots w!;h several .owHS-
is-p.e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
our~y OF TRIPLE ku1D1A

NJddletown, Conn, Oct. 2t.-EnSiW
s.bu,t. charged with murder Of Joseph.
Mary and Jacob Ball on tho night os
n.r.mber 10. 1915. was found guilty es
murder In tho hrst degree this ansf.
nocn, Sentence was deferred until nsxs
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
Draztio Stop Inevitable.

SucH a drastic step - inevitable II
a strike should be led When con-
gresS had under consideration aa &ni-
strike clause last yea" as IL part ct the
EScu-CTmminS h!.l. IL" stna:r voted IN
fuvor o, j.. The influence OF organ
izcd labor defeated the clause when ;he
hiil was IN conference trlween the W."
house. arG |. waS ON ''"d from: III" !hT.
There WAS a. ;ha' In" no pSyChCIo g:caj
ronpu&iOn Urs.nG congress /" a';. u
II is reasoned the senate did pc:LaItN
sdopt ruCn . provision when Il" StriH"
was imm!ncn; md the, matters ".scu"sCd
werc pure.y t. pU.u",i a.. VIVA W"U!d
be the allI:Ld" "f ,on@r""s IA wh"!"
when the nations foot Surnlv AID Trans
por.a,!cn -! commodities Wcr" seriously
ncIi MP py :, Goth ry-w:!e STRIKE on -"
"a .irGi'!~.
The impression pre'a:!s rha' !: Pres
G.H; EarG.Lg asked 'hal teeth he ru'
n 10 ttscl-tnmw!nS law 80 'hat ~"
.is:..:,s a. III, la!.road IL nor board
v.u,..l Ne rcsrHr;.I here w""h +" no
dirfi~i.;v n rUsh!ns SGch u measa
tH-ouSm Ccurr6sS rH.. L;; Gi-~i;"r lS,
vh":f.r ;n, railroad labor uni"r> WI
!, re. y" aGn.n:st7as.on {" s'ir@ an ex-
t~sinc.
Ant Strike Clause.
Is ccm.Ns !; here 'S r!'rotd
s;:ina The tgh, ~.ll i" transferred
-, the has ~ r"j.Gc"Ss. ME,r" 2'"cody
;.e:r y enough :f"-lHlcr' against a
(contiuusd on Page Fourtoeu)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
THE IN TELLIGENCER

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia
The Topeka state journal., 1921-04-22
M. Y. COLLEGE GOLF TOURNEY
First Event of Its Kind in q. S. at
Nebraska May 2O-21.

Lincoln, Neb.. April 22.-The first
annual Missouri Valley intercollegiate
golf tournament will be held here
May 20 and 21. The meet will be
under the auspices of the University
of Nebraska and a ma jority of the
Missouri Valley members are expected
to enter teams.
Trophies will be awarded the win
ners in the individual and team cham
pionships. Four members will COM
prise the teams and two will compete
for individual honorS.
The meet will be held on the Lin
coin Country club course. United
States Golf association rules will gov
ern the contests. The team champion
ship will be decided by the total medal
play of four men for eighteen holes.
The lowest total score wins the cham
pionship. Each team may enter six
or more men, but only four will COM
pete.
Board and room will be furnished
the visiting team members by the Uni
versity of Nebraska Golf club. No
| entry fee will be charged.
The University of Nebraska will Sc
lect a team from the University Golf
club to represent the Scarlet and
| Cream in the tourney. The club is
composed of more than thirty mem
| berS.
The Topeka state journal., 1921-04-22
ICHABODS MEET DEFEAT
st. Mary's Baseball Team Demon
strates Superiority With to Score.

St. Mary'S Baseball Team Demon
strates Superiority With to Score.
St. Marys, Kan, April 22.-The
Ichabods met defeat in the first Kan
season here today when the st. Mary's
Catholics barely nosed out a 5 to 4
victory. The game was matched
evenly thruout. The result was not
certain until the last out was made by
the Blue team.
twirled superb ball all the wayA let
ting down fifteen Catholic batsmen by
the strike-out route. The Catholics
never bothered the offering of the
Blue hurler except in the fourth and
fifth innings. The Saints touched him
for three safeties in this frame and
succeeded in scoring three runners.
The Catholics displayed superior
field work thruout the game. The in
field was working smoothly. 1t sue
ceeded in negotiating three double
plays. which crimped the Blues
chances to score. Ramaciotte, cen
terrified, probably saved the Catholics
from defeat when he leaped high in
the air and drew down Boles's long
fly Ramaciotte rolled over three or
four times in the course of the catch,
but came up holding the ball. Wash
burn was thus cut out of two scores,
for there were two on bases and two
out. The Ichabods outhit the Catho-
lies nearly two to one, but were un-
able to bunch the bingIes sufficiently.
Hindman, right fielder, smashed out
two triples in his first two trips to the
plate and scored each time. Simpson
also hit for three bases.
Washburn came to bat in the ninth
with the score to 8. Simpson led off
and got to first on an error by the
Catholic first baseman./ Boies flew
out to centerfield, and Keiswetter fol-
lowed with single to right. sending
simpson to third. Simpson scored
when Kelley pegged to second and
caught Keiswetter stealing. Wingett
singled, but died on first when Stew
ems grounded out to first base.
Washburn's next game will be with
Baker at Baldwin, Monday.
Score by innings: RHF
Washburn .........111 600 OO1-4 II 2
ST. Marys -............ 200 81 O0s-5 6 3
The Topeka state journal., 1921-04-22

These exhibits AMI lectures
are absolutely free, no charge
of any kind and nothing to sell
Just educational exhibits that
should be of great interest to
you, Mr.. Manufacturer and Mr..
Merchant.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-31
ROCHESTER
WOMAN Tells
{ EXPERIENCE
MRS. LEHMAN HAD SUFFERED
TEN YEARS FROM INDIGESTION
IN SPLENDID HEALTH NOW.

II suffered for ten years from ner-
vous indigestion. ! had no appetite
and always felt miserable. was in
such n serious condition thought
my time for this world was getting
short. My food didn't seem to nour-
ish me at all and only weighed
So pounds.
after taking Tanlac, ] now weigh
10S and am gaining every day. Oh!
there is such a wonderful change
now. Tanlac has relieved my troub-
les so quickly 1t surprised me. My
appetite is splendid. I have plenty
Of strength and feel better than !
have in years. wouldn't take one
thousand dollars for what Tanlac did
for me-"
The above statement was made by
Mrs. Clara Lehman, Bristol Hotel,
Rochester, N. Y.
Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills
are sold by Druggists everywhere. adv
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-31

ed owing to the wet weather prevail
ing at that time. The yield per acre
was generally lighter this year thar
formerly. However, operating ex'
penses have been less this year which
has probably offset the lower prices
and lesser yield. Martin Bros. have
handled the greater part Of this crop
and their warehouses are reported al
most full. .
Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Burris and
Louis Burris have moved In from
Steel Swamp.
r. II. Anderson was klamath
Falls visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Joseph was a klamath
Falls visitor Friday.
Mrs. r. C. Groesbeck and children
Of Klamath Falls spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Burt Westbrook.
during Mr.. westbrook's absence in
Portland. ID
A baby girl was born to the wife
OF Ed Burris recently. :.
w. F. Jinnette and Davis Bros.
have sold their potatoes to r. II,
Anderson.
VIII Hill entered the high school
this week.
A farewell party was given Miss
Vivian Hedgepath and Donald and
Clinton Hedgepath Tuesday, October
25th by the high school students
and about forty guests were present.
The Hedgepath sale was fairly
well attended and prices received
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-31

FOR SALE-Kirtland Farm is offer
ing for sale cheap one registered
two year old black Percherop stall
lion, sired by Ketab, the best import
ed black Percheron In the valley, or
will sell Ketab. These are priced so
they will pay for themselves next
year. We have some young teams
for sale also. Will sell a few reg
istered milking shorthorn cows and
heifers. two bull calves sired by Foot
hills Corporal. the grand champion
Of the Pacific coast. Write, phone
or come to see US. y. Z. Mason,
supt. Phone 10 X Central Point.
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