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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-24
Mrs. Harding at Capital

Washington. d. c.. Jan. 23.-Mrs. w
G. Harding arrived today to spend sew
cral days prior to joining Mr.. Harding
at st. Augustine, Florida.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-24

To Cure A Cold In One Day
Take GROVES Laxative BROMO
QUININE tablets. The genuine bears
the signature of F.. w. Grove. (Be
sure to get BROMo.) 30c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-24

Colorado Springs. Educational
courses in business and commerce
will be offered here in conjunction
with the annual convention of the
Retail Merchants association of Colo
RADIO on January IL, is, TO- The courses
will be offered under the supervision
of the extension department of the
University Of Colorado. Elmore s.
Peterson of Boulder will be in charge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-24

tained for miles in every direction
Upper klamath Lake is visible on the
north, the high points east in Cali.
fornia, tho vast peaks and mountain
tips Of the Cascade range to the
west, and to the south--the forest
ranges which run for miles, broken
only by uprisings Of the mountain
peaks. The traveller must never for.
get that at various positions Of the
route, wonderful views OF Mt. Shasta
are obtained.
From this Barkley cutoff, a trip
begins in the Shasta forest where
stately young pines lift their tops
upwards towards the sky with q sort
OF mechanical human arrangement.
seemingly spaced at regular inter-
walls. The underbrush has been eaten
clean by bands OF sheep leaving q
soft carpet OF pine needles to tread
upon, while an unobstructed view for
"a mile In all directions Ia obtained,
except for terrain Interruptions. The
road through this forest Is far super
ior to many klamath roads, which
are maintained by taxation. After
leaving this forest, one traverses for
few miles over a section covered
with a rank growth Of high sage
brush.
The ordinary uniformed traveller
would lose sight Of the possibility Of
seeing the numerous bands OF grace
ful antelope which frequent this
seeming desert. without knowing II,
one may pass many herds studying
intently the invader from protected
vantage points. Stop the car and
walk around one OF the knolls--and
perhaps II would be your luck to
flush an over curious buck who was
excited as to your probable intention.
In leaps and bounds graceful 10 the
eye. he will put distance between
him and you at n pace even speedy
for the fleet jack rabbit.
At a point about two miles from
here the road Branches In an easterly
direction and many people have dub
bed this intersection the Trail OF the
Shirt" for II is said that regularly,
some traveller leaves q dirty greasy
shirt Haunting In the breeze on the
only high tree visible at parting OF
the road to McCloud. The way winds
in a general direction OF east and
south over rises towards Mt. Hoff-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-24
MEDICINE LAKE RIVAL Of CRATER
ASATTRACT|ON To AUTO TOURISTS

Medicine lake, one OF natures
jewels reposing in the Shasta Ma
tional Forest reservation about 68
miles south and east, OF klamath
Falls, Is one Of the beauty spots
which few OF the automobilists OF
this city and klamath county have
availed themselves of visiting during
the past summer. This fact 10 ono
which is not matter OF onjecture
but which shows plainly when the
visitors record book kept at the hell
osraph station at the lake is scan
ned.
Klamath Falls visitors have all
returned homo after an outing at
this ideal watering place. enthusias-
tic about the scenery which they have
passed through on the route and
mystified by many unusual natural
phenomana which abound in the re-
sion near the lake. While Crater lake
at once impresses and holds the visi-
tor, there is q different fascination
which gains possession OF the pleas
ure seeker who makes the journey
down into California and traverses
region practically virgin and origin
al save for a few touches Of the high
er animal, man. To the persons who
desire to sock place where absolute
quiot and peace reign, let them fol-
low the road which leads from Klam-
sth Falls to Medicine lake--peace
win DO theirs on arrival!
A description OF the route with
the points OF interest enroute would
fill columns for such varied enter
tainment is offered that all could not
be described briefly. Leaving Klam-
ath Falls. the easiest and best road
20 take to reach the lake is via Mer-
rill and thence south and east to the
south side OF the Lower klamath
lake. As the machine wends It's way
about the hills edging on the lake
the rocks TEEN with the small cotton
tail rabbit familiarly known as the
rock rabbit, a juicy and tempting
morsel whom placed on the table. A
portion Of the trip hero takes one
down into the lake bed itself. Arriv-
Ing at the cutoff. one starts a jour
ney towards Lookout mountain, q
bald conical rising elevation free from
vegetation and so named because on
tho top. an unobstructed view IL OBJ
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-24
man, now plainly visible as the rises

man, now plainly visible as the rises
are topped.
A marker. designating two roads,
one to Medicine lake, the other to
McCloud, looms up before the way
farer. The road to the left Is the
path for miles to the lake. Here,
the machine begins to travel over a
fine white roadbed, consisting Of
minute particles of pumice stone. A
handful weighs only q few ounces.
The eye catches a glimpse on top OF
the second rise of black shining
glass like mountain looming up
ahead. This mountain is known as
the Glass Mountain. a pile OF what
scientists term obsidian, vitrous
lava formation having sometimes a
chemical composition Of orthoclase or
q mixture OF other volcanic minerals.
The sun shining on this mountain
reflects the extreme glossy blackness
and the viewer at once conceives the
impression that the entire surface Is
covered with a slippery non traverse
able substance.
Within fifteen minutes the mach
inc arrives at the base OF the noun
tain where little Mt. Hoffman Is
plainly seen. on top Of which Is q
heliograph station for relaying mes
sages to McCloud. A mass OF machin-
cry shows up, tho remains Of the ef-
forts OF O man named Franklin from
Merrill who a few years ago shipped
large consignments of the sponge
glass" (obsidian perforated or streak
ed by volcanic heat until same re-
ser,b sponge) and pumice for a
San Francisco manufacturer who
used the mixture in the making Of a
high class pottery. The war knocked
the demand for this product and
none has been sent since then. Leav-
ing this spot, the journey then begins
wherein a driver must exercise the
greatest OF judgment and there must
be but little play" in the steering
wheel for turns come sharply and in
some places, unless the greatest OF
caution is used, the fender will
scrape on the sides Of trees. But the
rises and falls Of the road in this vir-
gin forest Is one which delights the
visitor for there is the stern reality
omnipresent that Medicine lake must
be reached as no water is available
only oceans Of pumice stone!"
The base Of Mt. Hoffman is reach
ed and marker tells that the top
is Just one half mile from that spot.
The inclination to tramp up to the
top Is inviting for clean path shows
the way. From this spot until the
traveller suddenly rolls out on a
-~s--~~~~ss~~sss~~~~~~~>s~~ ~>s~~~~es~s~es-~eS>eSs~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-24

These facts well known to practically
every of car, that it trite them
in print but have noticed that even though owners
know them, they don't heed them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-24
)RS ARE MY SPECIALITY

cause Of your trouble Thus time that was consumed
in the old-fashioned, crude way of tracing the
trouble is used in correcting the difficulty SO that
jobs that used to take hour under the old method
can be handled in my shop in a few minutes. You get
the benefit of this in reduced of repair added to
the absolute certainty that the cause of your trouble
has been removed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-24

(Continued 70 Page Ten)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-24

To handle every phase of ignition, to enable me to
quickly detect every defect to thoroughly test
job that it goes out of my shop with absolute
antee have installed electrical equipment that takes
the guess work out of my shop and substitutes for it
scientific accuracy That is why you hear any
complaint arising out of any work that leaves my
shop. In addition to nsurng accuracy, reduces the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-24

If your ignition and carburetor all right,
nnety-nine per cent of your troubles are
Asolved IF either both out of order,
then your is out of commission.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09

Unusual values, even Go An
for us to offer. FUR u g
TRIM M ED Bolivia b ~
coats. richly silk lined. "a AM
Smart, fancy or tailored 81 R*
styles. 90 IL
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
GAP JOHNSON CHANGES MIND
Native o. Ruupus f.dgs. Arr. Decides
Not 20 Take Second Help.
mate After Dream

II was feeling sorter puny yesterday
ana sent 70 he'd iu ,he daytime. and
drempt that / Was about 20 marry
again. confessed Gap Johnson o. RUM
pus niass Arb. - thought right well
81 the lliy. too. till after mess ~
the dogs had come Ia s.yeillur with
several mere SITTER 'rm. nnd all tore
under TIE bed and went rearing round
and ronna Then most ~ mS fourteen
etliaren ho0lgei 10, guessing and nxht'
ins among thslrseiyss over which gang
N dass bad the right Of Il aud mast
b rolled under the bed with me dogs
Whsfe aii hands puf.rssed 20 pound
and bite snd howl ia seven different
lanknssv<
-fte bed broke down and depvpu-
lated ne alnoex lhr does and ehildrva.
end ihet al tesk Nhet az ur About
that ilius wife miNri "a The nneedoie
Nlih nrcpn hanlils aud hrxan 10
eluh esefy NtishnNaN She eet me
time of two in tfe process aud
semfs tlsnx lhe nne / woke up A.
isr ta1 oaded pti trd The du~t 80
iiea hfsan % ihins the msitsr ever
Ard Il reared ilke wasn't ul<h -
ke,o e. marry a0alp rs "a lowed
! aes kantas titt star
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

safrfsiluens " tbs eounir, folk ~
wai.s sfe discussed b. ihe qeafteftS
Fgfs,Ei 81 ~ Afihar Hughes. weti,ul
hraifh elnesr og me couai, ~ Car
itershisr isspits the fact that
fefians lciiink ana tiiehersfi sfe pro
hiti'sd ansief iiv Fpsii.h lsv large
nemDers ~ Welsh peasant. births
tt,lr si'lHx ehIiifsa o. fhs witch a's
iofs reihrr iilaa o. medical pfaciiilef
80 Our fetish thaf atf-rsls 70 these
saffFsiItIpa. nefif o. that Witch
ascie era egfe shiiH ~ backward
ness ~ nssns 81 nekink 3 suxht %
clsioa ln the caftllsss N fh~ ehilds
rf The oieieilla pt,f ~ psgfprnsd
drf'nx ths asAirk az ~ ai.sh and he
aft u haoHed dann ir,sn zsuera1lon 90
xef3rstieD. ihe ~ieter asually hslns
uoulsn. n enrt DOES not result
tte ci.~rutien b rspeated ansli nv
child i eurrsi q :. said Thar man,
wl.nen tfostiee iA.s ssi and that ibr
,~ui,ie ray iarse sans &" have iuii
children - treated liFooklyn Eagle
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
REGULATION or TEMP RAIuRE
According 20 Opinion Of E<psfts
proper MARI for the Home 10
About Go psgfsss

Heating experts tel us that churches
should So Kept Wnimef than lecture
rooms Whether ild. implies that The
lecture rn0u nudlence u more npt ."
forget ans discomfort due a. tenn.
peraiurf ihnn church congregation
ifcg decline 70 =ay.
According a. tie Socialists versed IN
he subject a. degrees Is the proper
Temperature for 4 church. while that
of lecture hall should be between 90
and "a degrees
Public buildings ne experts agree
should haze u temperature between ~
ana % degrees. while schools should
~ krli umfornil, ~ "a degrees.
The proper Temperature for the
horne Il ah0nt - degrees with hath
rooms al between 20 and ~ degrees.
Entrance halls aud yestlbules should
b. kept az temperature between ~
ana ~ degrees eynuasiums 40 and
nefnlofiuuls ~ degrees
These ARE The temperatures Tor
hosniiai.. general r0oms u a. - de
gfees sl~k rooms ~; operating
r,asns. 10 10 20
II perts apparently 40 not believe IN
ma l9e prisons attractive "a cold
wesiher a. they recommend a trinifr
slufe Tor them between ~ ana ~ tl'-
srres Factories and Sleeps should be
kepf a. temperature ~ o. degrees
boiler shops and fonndries. 80 10 ~;
machine shops. 90 e. o. pnlnt shops
~
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
WISDOM IN LINES

The best kind Of pride Is pride In
your work.
Europe is now making rsassuring
Roadway.
Winter promises TO bring brighter
business days
Avoid turning sharp corners. That
way lies disaster.
You aspire to become bossi Then.
need no bossinE.
Are you sure your troubles are not
mostly self ereatedi
lie your own efficiency expert by do
Ing your job the best way II can be
done.
You cant build skyscraper on .
faulty foundation. Attend to the foun-
dalton first.
There's no credit In being an opti-
mist when life lows along like
soug. show your msttls by being one
Just now.
II you had no difficulties to triumph
over you would have no triumph.
Max. this thought part OF your mental
equipment Forbes Magazine.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
MENNONITE CHIRCn

Bible school. 10 a. IA. Wor4hi,
sunday school every Sunday AZ ia
"A IN. Preaching service al IA
Children meeting a. 80 IA
Gospel services al 500 o. N. ana
prayer meeting wedneaday At SOC
D. III. A cordial Invitation 10 an
s HoNDERlCH. Psstar
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
slunsr Finally unmsskea

For rime n chnurrhnS mas ant.
shine fhr wiser man Whose tnngn.
wage less Bnt. In the -nd ~ s.a.,.
mon 'one ago assured ns ~ nrarin,
runl shall fall f" The man ~ hes. hra,n
works ruiz lime 1uds hlnning unn-r-s
snry HIS falk II pr,itTaile. nnr anly
~ himself bur tu oil with whom ls
rt,Iner In contact
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
STAB FACTS


Mars Is the fourth plaLet from the
sun.
Jupiter Is the largest planet In our
solar system.
Venus moves around the sna at an
average speed u y miles second.
Tie light Of the North Star is ss-
tlmatsd 70 be 100 times stronger than
that Of the sun.
The asteroids are The numerous
small planets whose orbits are stu
ated between those " Mars aud Jup-
tier.
Mercury and Venus are the ONLY
planet. that have 40 moons. Count
Ing our own mOon the system or
planets possssses no less than u
moons.
The number Of stars that can he
seen ~ person II average syesight
T. only shout 1900 The number Vi
ihle through telescope Is from 1000
a. 10000
Neptune has n diameter Of $1,000
niles II Is abouf 2 7g2 10000 miles
from the sun us period OF revolution
T. ab0at l65 Year, aud II IL about 50
times larger tian the earth.
The brilliant star spica N 1909
times as bright ~ the sun. while cano
pus very bright STAR IN the south
Polar sky. 4 5000 times as bright as
fhe sun Splca aud Campus are both
about 500 llght-years from us.
Saturn l. not quite 10 large rs Jupi
fer Its grand array ~ rings and
satellites. however. renders Il the most
~tupend0us object Ia the solar system
10 "a. naked eye when near opposi-
ton, u shines rs bright star or the
first magnitude.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
...,.,, 4pov. e.r..f. surface.

IN. atmosphere j. believer !"
80, ,ouch r.r@ Than 10 ioiirs H'"'s
-, a,,h-s -nffa~e IT, density lie
rr,ass, rnpidiy r9r ihr hr'
miles ~ s~rent fbsn nnch more graz"
mills fran fhe nhen"mrnH % wv
uxhr de- 70 rrfrarri"n " lisi'' u "a'
b. demonstrated 'hai fnr MT r''','''s
M, 70 heighr or ~ mites: hal 'ihrl
oh.uonrns. such ~ tie h+hH''o' 81
meteors aud Ghe aurora sio" 'pa'
rars cir exists at much greater
height
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
some PET PALACES

That all The show girls have rich sd-
mlrers.
That all writer's have n terrible rilns
dispos.hs OF Their output.
That nobody ever made nickel hon
estly 10 the stock market
That man who wears a straw hat
with evening cIofhes Is n boob.
That silk stocking wrapped
around the neck will cure Ionsllltis.
Thai the rubbing Oh OF alcohol VIII
relieve the pain OF mosquito bites.
that pictures Of George Washington
on postage stamps look Ike him.
That everybody plays golf or goes
motoring Instead OF going TO church.
That there Isn't a waiter In Chicago
Who will not turn down l0-cent tip.
That every man with a red nose has
been al some tlrne a very hard drnker.
That women wear onepiece bathing
suits because they are easier 10 swim
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
THE BEE

A bee. unlsdsn. can ny forty miles
m hour.
A bee can carry twice its own weight
IN honey.
Bees suck over 100000 flowers to
gather one pound VI honey.
The sting Of bee 10 only onsthir-
second Of an inch long.
The carpenter be burrows and
builds rows Of cells In solid wood.
The bee. In proportion to its size.
10 thirty nve times as strong as q
horse.
The working bee lives six months.
the drone four months aud the queen
four years
Bees are rapid nysrs when home
ward bound They have been known
10 outspssd the pigeon.
The male OF ths honey bee comes
between the queen and the workers In
size. and 10 ssinsisss.
II Is the habit Of bees 10 place their
honey IN the coolest place In the hive
and the young insects In the wsrmest.
The 'Ieef-cufter" bee Is q very skill
ful srtlncer. so exact are the circles
she cuts that q compass will fall 10
dstecr = fault.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
Ivo ding .coin" and Coop"

-ouiurid.nee ~ fhr "ss y recent
wrtirt si--il. Il EsrrIlfih W."
saiiinr- Airi printers "IlI guaI-fni-
N,ii gef ri ~ SUM ~" e 81 'i'-e
eastward I,nl.ng warts hrsinn ns "ih
go. p,,-fuf 4 sffi-a.riO'
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
MOSTLY TRUE


some people seem 10 enjoy
hoplnx Tor the worst.
i'rudss are women who are al
WAYS looking for temptations 10
resist.
Never climb q mountain TIL
you come 90 tt then perhaps !,
won't be there.
A hisn always remembers his
enemies. but he sometimes for
gets his rrieuds
When q woman ssys that she
has seen better days Il means
that she r~coxnifss cut glass
when she sees Il.
when woman tries 10 cap
lure a wealthy husband she evil
IDENTITY believes that his means
win Justify her ends Royal
Magazine. Fondon.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
HOMEMADE PHILOSOPHY.

our best lutsntions are carried out
~ those who nnd them after ~s drop
them dead
Not one scholar aud thiaksr out Of
q thou~and win declare eivillzstiea q
success Our sods our wars. cur
hopes. our fssrs are all tinssd ~ish
harhsrism.
Science aud superstition have been
az war Tor ages. but new syid<ncs that
sri&nee Win ultimately win comes from
the many times superstition nssausr-
sd~s In the clothes OF science and
ciAlms 10 b. natural phsnomens.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

safety first. the IN rsreHtei warn
Ing was very reileiousis heesied by
tie umpire al recent heneut ball
game on the Pacific eea-t. fie sp'
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

People hate 10 SET reputation foi
Dsils "h4f flies really zss.
nan -hould 80 everything for she
~Ouan he io,<s except nlarrs 4ef.
A y~~s..ai>f you'd test witb acid the
Iining IL s,eiy cloud " see II ia
silver.
The iI'ed glrl used 10 tale II 10
heart; Nov ale rakss u - eeart la
stead.
Never Judge soman b. the color
Of her haia il 10 oil fair " hss hair
dresser,
A woinrE never dsessss 80 careful.
y as sh-I she goes 70 see lei best
enemy
Kind hearts msy be more than eoro
nets but yculI never ger siri 20
When a woman fCr1ets an injury
she keeps forgetting that she has for
gotten ir
woman Who can carry Al umbrel-
Ia snd look graceful car d. anything
or anybody.
II woman caDnot be one mans
meat she Is likely 10 become smother
mans poison.
If wOmsn must marry man
without brains. lei her al least Lake
one who has manners
A woman never sees evil Ia good
looking mGn. but she 10 always sus-
pieious OF pretty woman.
The greatest mathematician In the
world has never yet been able 10 fore
cast the exact result " one aud one.
When waiting for q msn. you walt
until he comes. When waiting for
woman. you walt to see N she comes
al all.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

Indifference and lack of respect for
fhe COX sts most noticeable during
ife fansal procession thru Main
street aainrlsy Spectators should
raase. ani mea should uncover when
fAa natiaHai emblem passes.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

lid yol sei your tax noticei'
As 30 81 she most popular saia-
tafon h1 ine replies received Ia
naBf inmnces. cannot be quoted In
f0i publication
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

e,ad 10 record for $50 a year
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
REAL Snkp TO THEM

IT,. better ~ be have been thaa
I<s~f as.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

lt aiih ne merchants that pay
tanes for the support OF YOUR
tas1 roads aad public benefits.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

Woe ~ the vssaaishei Vac ysctts
Labor ltsssf 10 pleasure Labor spss
solaptas
Ievs eon0usrs all thInss-onnis
vineit amor
Time. the asvoarer Of all things
T<mpus eisx r~rum.
% passes away earthly giory-sis
trxnsts gloria mundi
Let Justice he done though the
hsavsos fAli--Tias tsssitis. rsaf 60
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

nan -tould es ~s-ryrhin. for he
eOuIan he iO,<s except ularrs .aef.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
STATISTICAL NOTES

snu Ffangisco has more telephones
per capi,a than any other large city.
me Philippine islands export more
cosnuf ~ than any other district 10
The vorld
lcava has s,s. 40 farms OF which
nseriy on~hAif arv spsrsssd ~ thsir
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
POINTED PARAGRAPHS


Some mothers spare the rod and
spoil tie slipper.
A msr resembles . ball OF Irvine
when he 10 wrapped up Ia himself,
Part 81 the world loves q lover: the
r~st " the world considers him q
chump.
ft's when ssSiri thinks q rpsn doesn't
care foe her that che begins TO try to
make him.
n the husband makes q living By
gambling the wife usually has ~ sup
port the tsmlly
Tue marriage ceremony Is frequent.
~ the dual act Of diplomacy previous
TO declaration Of war.
oac~ upon . time there lived . msn
who said hs would rather be right than
to bs pr~sideut--so history says.
The average man does lust ss many
queer thlnks when he isn't Ia love 80
when he To- but they are lees eon
spscuoes --cslesso pwil, News
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

A p~ss,.ai>i would test With acid The
lining ~ s,efy cloud ~ see II ia
silver
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

The flied glrl used 10 tale n 70
heart, NOV ale taEss u - ceart la
stead
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

Mar. &. the fourth pIaLet from the
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

Never JUDGE .oman b. the color
Of her haii il IL oil fair " he's hair
dresser.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

Venus moves around the sua at M
average speed u y miles second.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
Immigration Office
Seeks Arabic Reader

Come on YOU Arabs. You are
wanted.
Employees Boo tho office OF the
I uited States Indian Irrigation scr-
vice are looking Tor an Aibuquerqucan
who can read in Arabic.
Several days ago Special Officer
Louis Beach of the Santa Re railroad
halted 90 hobo. The latter told "a
good story and was released but he
gave the officer an Arabic news
paper. The latter could not read II
and hc gatc 10 tu Immigration In
spoctor John T. Harm.
The latter has passed Il around
.mong the Immigration employees In
the federal building. telling them TO
read the latest news"
No one 50 far has been found who
knows enough Of Arabic 10 toll even
The date Of which the paper was
printed The reading b. IL known
only should Doe lone from left 10
right ur backwards from English
reading Tho paper iH published %
Lebanon