davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
Stor TIomulykke.
Staten @aibinstpu berries al uplS.
tumme 6lpmme % Sucriuemmclier.
Wauge Mcnmeifcr orufuet.

Sra SeattIe. @aib., teIearaicreS
Den 13oe Secember: Gen ueitliae Del
ar Staten @nibinaton hiemIeates
Miaroag 9tat al ocn prritc Glcm paa
mango Iur.
Il Welnleltcr pioe$ me0 9eitenlt.
beo at babe miitet Siuet, ct ltort 9ln.
tal andre er blepet fppitet % lneaen
Stooe anrettet iom SeI0e al Scrn,
ba1eulptfer % Soroifrcb.
Set oo!bionme Tean, Tom toa lin
@egpnoel'c Seroaa Mor9en, OF Tom
trentoeleS peouorer, bar braat aue
elpe % gGffc iii at oucrilonme line
BREEDER % bar bortltpuct 9rper, FOR
aarlaget tore l~(baliOniu9er al Sern.
bareltnlerne % ofbrltbt ~Sernbaue- %
Observation-Disclosures / mon9e Het.
ninQer.
Negnet ucbuarer ~irenloele5, %
Tetrbitrcauct fremboloer intet Saat
ON, at oct iuorli9 oil opbpre. lloiie,
terne er fremoeleS for mere Reorl. :
Saconla lio9ioroe Neobereu ira Cor.
Dag Wor9en IA ST. II Nti0ona belle
8 Sonmer. : @eIliu9ham iolot ser
/ 2ebet al 10 elmer 3 CONNER %an>
% Oct rcgneoe ircmbeleS.
Set uarme &eir iorogeoe Tarlo.
nlaSierne peb ben itcrfe Srein1elt,
Ming oppe meilem @iergene.
s Stampcoc, oct bsielte Ginft pao
Nprtbern Tociiicbanelt bite Shern1o,
netret igaar pon 20 Graders Sar
me, o. Sogperionalet beretteoe, al
uGiten al Sne par i%oriulu1bet pat
Geitiioen al GaScnoerne.
Man frngter for Spcripsmmclicr
al ct tort Snraaoc Tom Sclgc al cr
0Gmning, iom har banlet ii9 / WtiI
Ter Hiper. Gn itor NrbcioSltprfe e,
lat iaang meb at iaa SGnminacr
iiernct, fpr Ganbct bar iadet Si6 ii
at bobe Jig pp | Ell inaonn Seioe, a
oct bill brpbe Jig Sci aienneln oen o.
plilbIeIig pRlte Iig nebouer DC neOell
for beliqgenoe Sarnle.
20 Menneifer bleu orpbt, ga G
Sernbonetoa itprtcbe ncO ajcrnem el
Bro, bpis @rilnopiHer bar blepet MI
~oergrapebe at Slommen. : Snle9
men al @rapS Sarbor er Slomtilitan
oene oe pGrite, man bar opleuet pot
De &anter paa mango Nar.
&Grbebeu al gberOeen bleu Il
WGn6, Ell apinbe % ct Barn Orpbt
to andre Beriouer ifa0e0e, ben enc a
Sem fonife lipsfarligi, iom 6elge a
TO lloglioniuser paa GlenlonS 2oa
gina Gompanps Sernbane 10 0ttl
Suoeit Tor Mberoeen Senoa9 9tat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
uhveeelie paaitane.

Senator Nibnrit ira NriSona er.
flpreoe i Ell Gale / Senatet fprlcben
tag, at 952 Seteraner ira SeroenS.
friaen itaar / sSare iorat 0s al gu.
berfilIoie pau aaben @aoe / Spen
Yboenir, Yri5,, alene. % anbefaleoe
paa ser melt inSirenaenoe en- Sepilg.
nina al $1,000 900 til Of a~ihi9lpe
Ntpoen os ifafie Den tilbsrlia Soipi.
talSpleie. San bauoe, fortalte ban.
"beuialSt" 9epilaninasfonriteen ON
at ~anbeiale en- iaaoan Sepilauine,
men ben haoSe aiilaaet bans Ssn.
meii oerimob n,eo Sereopiaisbeo an
beialet en- 9epilening al S1.0OO.0O0
Ill 9merifas 9eltaeelle ! en- Der.
Sensuoitiling | @rTilien-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
Dalset / pufon.

Sra Sttama, Gan, beretteS ser, at
Ell aonierpatip er bleDet uolgt til
Weolem al E~arlainentet ira Yufou,
% at Eartiitillingen MI er iom fol.
ger: 9iberale III, GrogreSiiue IS,
&onierpatipe 81 % Irbeioerportiet
..
Sppolitiorspartierne bar iaoleoeS
tiliammen is Stcmmer. altiaa I
StenuneS Sperpeet oper De 9iberale,
ion1 fsrit antoaeS at hape faact Of
eiort SlertaI. Ger aiereS imiolertio
opmerfiom paa, at Sonierpotipe %
9iberale er ligeiaa iierige aueaaen-
oe Garifen oe anbre Spergsmaal,
iao oct aniees for iiffert, at beu ,lpc
Bremierminiiter pil erboloe progress.
iip Ststte | l%ln0erbniet.
Ga imiolertio ben oiiicieue Stem-
meopt9lltne enbrni life er aiiluttet
er Der Mulisbeo for, at ser fan inO.
trefie ME Soranbrinaer | Hartiitil.
liItaell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16

SpGnoingen / Sublin er ltor, %
9ooerne trimler al iprige Wenneifer.
Sfient Der neppe er ,togen Ssil
ON, of SperensfpmIten bill bli rati.
%ficeret, er oct paa oen alloen Sibe
~Iittert, at oeiaa De Salera bar pllnbet
life iaa iaa Silbpngefe, blanot anoet
inoen enoel al Irmeen og Meninaer.
ne Itaar ifarpt inoo binanoen.
Set piatigite Spergsmaol MI er:
Sporoan oil De Salera oa hans Sil.
b9ngere forboloe iis, bpis DC liber
Neoerlae? Sil be organiiere ct mt
irif.irif Earti oa bolbe &en aoa-
enoe?
Sra gelfuit melbes, at Ser blanbt
ulitermerloene berifer Ell ouermaaoe
bitter Stcmning imoo gnelano, Tom
De beifplber for at bape iorraabt III
tier. st Telegram ira 9elfaIt igaar
beretter, of Eremierminiiter Cir
Sames Craig netop bar ienot 2lopo
George ct grep meo l1noerretnina
ON, of bans &abinet bar beiluttet, al
Hitter ifal bli itaaenoe lloenfor ben
irife Sriitat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16

l99geS Den amerifanife aougres og
Oct fana0iife Yarlament.
aunalproiettct ipruenteS at bile
BIZ Ell mcget om6ebntteret Sag
I &onareaien. Set iorlpocr /
oenne 6orbinbelie, at S~anobruas.
arilppen, ionl er nugget iroilp.
o~elIesrig ! be89e aongresiens Suic,
er enltemntig / Sausr al Ell ioaban
Sflbsfanal, ser / betpbelig @rao oil.
De fcrminbite Observation-Disclosures.
ioet Sucoe o. andre aorniortcr iii
~l(OIsriel, lloelt Smlosniua uiloe fun-
lie ItibeS ira ollie Sapnc peo &c tore
Sroliscr birefte til DC eilropGiife og
andre TeroenSnlarfeber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
ling Diplomat.

YrRii0ent Soroina bar uollppnt
@iuiam s. S'Soole / @arp, @cit
&irginia, til umerifanif Winiiter til
Ioraallap, Spbomerifa. S'Eoole,
ion Blot or % Slnr gommel, er ianb,
innliQpis oen pnaite Wanb, iom er
blepet iron9pnt til en- Winiiterpoit |
Sen oiplomatiife Sieueite. Sans It's
nppnclic Dor, bl. anore, anbeialet al
equator glfins ira @eit Tirginia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
1apaneiiif uopanorine.

sra 5ofio melbeS ben 15oe Dc.
cember, at ben me Statsminilter,
Baron Safabaihi, bar erfl9ret Jig /
Taper al at ienbe iapaneiiife Gnli-
Qranter til Spoamerifa, bpor De oil
bli pelfomne, iiteoetior til De 5pr.
Stoter eller M%uitralien. s SperenS'
itemmelie meb benne Eolitif trRffer
&egierinaeu Sfriot til at fremlfpnoe
Den ia~paneiiife l%lbuanoring til Ora.
lilien.
SEQ CT Encouragement melem &egie.
rinaen % Wpfpbama Speciebanf, Der
har Ell Silial | &io De Saneiro, oil
ganten ifaife iapaneiiife gmigranter
til graiilien Saan paa lette Siltaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
st. Samrence.K analen.

1ra @aibin9ton beretteS, at ben
internatipnale MISREPRESENTATION
bar beiluttet at iorel0sge aongreS-
len ct Sorilas ON, at ct. Saprence'
fanaleu bpsees | SGleSIfab al DE
Sor. Stater oa CANADA.
Gen 3pnmiSiiou al S~ngenisrer,
lom blep neSiat forat unoeriagc &a-
~nalproieftet, bar | fin for Ell Tin IL
oeu inblcpereoe Happort ogiaa an
befalet Speninsen al Sanalen GpiS
aoltenOe De anilaar til ontrent
$250,000, 900. GasbragsfommiSiic'
mems anbefaling ifal iamtioig fore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16

ifaI bore aaaet meo paa Slasitib3.
ilaooernes relatipe StprfeforboIo
5-5-3; men at Der / 5onnaac.
bereaningen og | Siiten opcr oe
SIasifibe, Sapan citer Neou,Itniu
aer, piloe pprc i geiiooeIie al, fore.
taees enoel Sp~ranoringer, iaa So,
pan unoeaar at opbuJ9e lit npeite.
enonu life iGroige SIogitib "0rt.
ne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
Nlmiiterfriie / Werico.

Sra Merico Gitp telegraicrcS, at
General Gnreque gitrooa bar taget
gfifeo ira lin Stilling iom arigsmi
hitter / ErPiioent SbreaonS aabinct,
men at han iitebet bill bli ubnGpnt
til 9anobrllgsminiiter efter @elleral
Nutonio 8iQareol, iom nplig off no
nj Winiiteriet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
S~oro.Sabrifer / europa.

Sra Setroit, Micb., beretteS, at
6orb Wotor COMPANY bar beilitttet
at pprette Ell Sabrif / Spiflalrb til
Silpirfnius at SoroattomobiIer Tor
Spiflano, &uslano o. andre sltenro.
petite 2anOe.
Ylaten gaar no poa at iubtiebe
Ell al DC itore, lebiaitaoenoe Sabrifer
/ Spiflanb % inbre0e Den til en- sSpro-
fnhrif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
Fred % Ufred.

e,u analo-irife Dperensfumit i Sest-
ifoulsn 0ail Gireann % ! Sarla.
mcntet / @eitminiter. SpGnbin.
nen itur i Srlnnb. - Zen fiuan.
iicae Strife / Gnrupa. - Stalisn
"a Sprfiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16

. 9ercn.
bar iad
pet og /
tlnbc %
|p9 hpao
. pottcrt
.B 9(npn
'oob Sc
bar tanr
|atrc og
| forititk
fbiQeScr.
et ruItcs
9trc3
Sui %
der en-
be Nons
.25, 81
Eortoirit
Is life
log huis
! 9ldruc
10 aort
20, hpI8
Ert3 for
i co.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16

Siiiciel Meooelelie ON. at inlo
GnigbeS on Heoruiminasplauen er
opnaaet mellem amerifa, England
oa S,apau, pentes at bile bli siuet
en- al be aler nGrmeite Gage.
Set iorlpoer, at ogiaa Sapam MI
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
POPE WRITES FORMAL
TRIBUTE TO CARDINAL
Embodied PorDer of Catholic
Church in u. S., He Says.

WAsHINGToN, March SO.-A tribute
from pope Benedict NV, . the late
Cardinal Gibbons, dated March 20,
reached the National Catholic Welfare
Council here to-day through Cardinal
Gasparri.
"On hearing the sad news of Car
dinal Gibbons's death, the Holy Father
expressed the following sentiments the
message said
1.-The death OF our dearest brother
the Cardinal Archbishop of Baltimore,
Is great GRIEF not only for his diocese
and his country but also for the whole
church Cardinal Gibbons was the nv
ing testimony Of the magnificent devei-
oppent and the powerful organization
which the Catholic Church has attained
in his country. and for this reason he,
more than anybody else. could show 70
the people the marvellous fruits that the
church can produce for the good Of
mankind even in our times and notWlth-
standing numberless difficulties,
Cardinal Gibbons, excellent priest,
learned master, viglant pastor. was
also an exemplary citizen. and By the
example and preaching Of Christian
virtues in private as well as III sociai
life he contributed efficaciously to the
sound progress OF his great country. Ills
memory, therefore, must be cherished
with profound veneration not only by
every Catholic but also by ever citizen
Of the United, States of America.
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
CARDINAL GIBBONS
LAST RITES TO-DAY
Catholic Clergy Throng to
Baltimore From Every
Section Of Country.

Special Despatch 70 THg Ng~ YORK TinaALp.
BALTIMORE March 3o.-Members OF
lie Roman Catholic clergy from every
part OF the country began TO arrive
Etre to-day for the funeral of Cardinal
Gibbons. Cardinal o'connell OF Boston
and Cardinal Begin Of Quebec, the two
highest representatives OF the church to
attended. reached Baltimore tonight
Final preparations for the funeral to-
morrow wete completed tonight Seat
ING arrane ments have been made for
lie great throng that will attend the
ceremony. In addition 10 the hundreds
of the Catholic clergy there VIII pc
present in the cathedral representatives
OF foreign countries, Senators ana hep-
resentatives and other Government Of
hcials.
Mgr. John Bonzano, papal delegate NJ
Washington, and four bishops VIII pro-
rounce final sbsoluticn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
THIRD u. S. CARDINAL
PREDICTED IN ROME
Archbishop Hayes Again In
cLuded in Predictions.

ROME. March 80 in Vatican circles
the belief prevails that another Ameri-
can cardinal will be appointed III rela-
lively short time. owing 70 the death Of
Cardinal Gibbons. Pope Benedict Is de-
cared TO have the intention Of follow
ing the precedent set by Plus y. ~ 1911
Of having three cardinals in the United
States,
Among the names speculation has
brought forth are those of Archbishop
Mundeein OF Chicago, Archbishop Hayes
of New York and Archbishop Hanna OF
San Francisco. Some hint that the ap-
poinhment OF a new Archbishop Of Bal
timors to succeed Cardinal Gibbons
may upset all the present predictions.
TugIN Italy March 30.-Cardinal
Dougherty and his party passed through
Turin early this morning and expect
to arrive in Paris tonight.
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
DEFENCE In EXPRESS
THEFT CASES OPENS
Conductor Admits He Knew Of
Messen9er's Arrest Before
Returning Harness.

Special Despatch 10 THe NEw YORK HERALD.
MAcoS, Ga, March 30.-capt j. T.
smith. conductor on the Central Of
Georgia Railroad, and one of the most
prominent OF the men accused of con-
spiracy IN connection with express snip
mems during the period Of Federal con-
troll, admitted on cross-examination here
to-day when he took the Stand IN his
own deience, that he knew the mes
senger Hughes had been arrested be-
fore lie wrote the letter ordering \
harQess Oh his farm returned, ehat IL
did not belong 10 HIN
l'pon direct examination Capt. Smith
denied he ever had purchased whislSey
from Hughes and he also declared he
never had heard of whiskey trunk
referred to In the testimony Of Hughes
and other witnesses! Hughes had said
the trunk was thrown off empty at
Byron after the whiskey had been re-
moved.
a bit Of romance entered the e,trlal
when Eugene Stovall's defense began.
on the witness stand Stovall told OF
dropping candy from the train n his
sweetheart in front of whose home the
train pa ssed every day.
II tied string around boxes of candy
and dropped them down to her as we
passed" said Stovall
He declared he had purchased the
candy and denied he had stolen it from
express shipments. Hughes has told
OF candy thefts. Stovall also denied
other alleged transactions.
The defence of r. c. Chancey was
next taken up. Hughes had testified
that Chancey sold a barrel of fish to a.
negro named Young for $14 and diyided
with him.
Henry Young, the negro, swore, be
never purchased any fish from Chancey.
-"On time when l went down to the
train to see il any fish came In for me-"
said Young, II asked Mr.. Chaneey if |
had any fish, and he said No, but
there's barrel you can buy from that
man IL YOU warA them Mr.. Chancey
was standing at the express car door
] jumped in the car and bought the
fish and paid the man $40"
The name of the other man was not
given by Young.
O. A. Peacock testified that he saw
Young buy the fish from Hughes, and
not from Chancey. He also testified
that the character OF Chancey was
good.
There We're doctors, bankers, county
treasurers. mayors and men prominent
in all walks OF life from Georgia and
Alabama to testify as to the good char
acter Of many Of the defendants during
to-day's proceedings
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
MILLIONS OF LOSS
IN FARM PRODUCTS
CAUSED BY STORM
Unparalleled Cold Wave
Tuesday Hit Region From
Rockies to Atlantic.
FRUIT BUDS FROZEN
Damage in oklahoma Will
Total Sill 100000. l.. 5.
Officials Estimate.
CIDER WILL COST MORE
Apple Crop viii Be Much
Smaller, Affecting One Dry
Law Substitute.
Despatch 10 THE NEw loEk HERALD.
>eS York Herald bureau.
Washington. -. g.. March 30.

Washington. -. g.. March 30.
THE New YogR HERALD presents
herewith 4 detailed summary compiled
from telearaphie reports received to-
day IL the United States Weather
Bureau Of crop and fruit conditions
throughout the United States, reveal
ing the tremendous damage done on
Tuesday by the unprecedented cold
wave that extended eastward from the
Rockies to the Atlantic seaboard. The
loss will run into many millions OF
dollars, Government officials estimate,
In Oklahoma alone the figure is placed
at 1900. 900.
Due to the unparalleled weather
conditions Of the days preceding the
cold wave the fruit trees were from
two weeks to a month in advance Of
normal Then came the sudden drop
in temperature, amounting in some in
stances TO So degrees within II hours.
Buds in many States We're frozen stiff.
one incidental result will be--and this
is of interest to those who had hopes,
despite Mr., VGstead-that cider will be
more expensive this summer. Since the
prohibition law went into effect bulletins
on the cider industry have been ex-
tremely absorbing.
In view or the unprecedented condition
in general the Weather Bureau obtained
by telegraph the reports set forth here
with:
New EngIand-Boston: Mild for sea
son until end Of week. when cold wave
covered the section.
New York-Ithaca. Abnormally warm
first five days. Severe cold wave at close
Of week and fears entertained as to
safety of fruit, especially in Hudson VAL
ley. but information not yet available for
definite statement.
New Jefsey-Trenton. Orchard and
berry bloom probably seriously injured
BY freeze.
Pennsylvania - Philadelphia: Many
fruit trees in bloom and pastures and
meadows green. Considerable early gar
den truck planted.
Maryland and Observation-Disclosures
Unusually warm week terminated by
cold wave. with temperature below freez-
ing Fruit trees in full blolm IN Aouth-
ern counties. some blooming in northern .
probably damaged Tuesday.
yirginia--Richmond. Fruits IN pre-
carious condition on account Of advanced
stage Weather favorable for preparing
tobacco and corn lands.
North CaroIIna-Raleigh: Weather
favorable until Monday. followed by
sharp fall in temperature. with fresh
to strong winds. Freezing in extreme
north and west.
South Caroilna-Columbia Winter
cereals, truck and gardens good 10 eN-
cellent.
Alabama - Montgomery: Unusually
warm, changing to decidedly cooler at
close. Local rain three days. beneficial
70 growing crops. but interrupted farm
work. Fruits, oats, wheat, truck pas
lures and white potatoes generally good
70 excellent progress and condition.
Mississippi NickshurG: Weather
generally favorable until cold wave
The New York herald., 1921-03-31
EXTEND CATHOLIC CHARITIES
Archbishop Hayes Seeks Increased
Pledges This Year.

Announcement was made yesterday
by Archbishop Hayes that the renewal
and extension of Catholic Charities will
be asked during the week of April 24
Catholics of the archdiocese Will be
asked to enlarge the financial support
they pledged to the denomina ions
charities last year, when total Of
sS69,s01sS was obtained. The an
nouncement was made at a meeting of
all the eitys pastors in Cathedral Col
lege.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09
OREGON BREVITIES

SALEM---The state association for
the deaf. following organization and
election Of officers here, adopted res.
olutions urging that the next annual
conventions of the national associa-
ton for the deaf and the national
praternal society OF deaf be held in
Portland during tho worlds exposi-
ton in 1895. II was agreed that the
Washington, California and other
western state associations for the
deaf would Join In tho movement to
bring the national conventions to
Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

PORTLAND-The price trond OF
both wild and tame hay for the
1s20-21 crop year has been steadily
downward. The heaviest decline has
been In timothy prices and has
amounted to approximately so per
ton or almost so per cent Of the SELL
ing price at the beginning Of the
crop year. according to the bureau
of markets and crop estimates.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

The regular Baptist church known
rs the Emmanuel church 1lth and
High streets. J. II. Dickson pastor
Bible school at 10 u. m. Miss
Beulah Jarvis. superintendent. Class
cs for all ages.
Morning worship At IL q. m. with
preaching by tho pastor. Subject OF
the mornings discourse, "A Mans
job"
Bible Study Thursday evening at
s p. m. Subject OF the evening,
ily.) ...
"Patriarchal Dtspensation." (fam-
ily.)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

BAKER-Ths lower Powder river
and Big Greek sections are In the
running this year with tho bright
est prospects for tho bumper crops.
The first crop of alfalfa Is ready for
cutting and the wild hay on the river
lands promises to be heavy. Wheat.
oats and rye are growing rapidly and
there is hardly a dry spot to be seen
anywhere.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

HOOD RIvER-The Hood River
Apple Vinegar company has begun
the canning OF pork and beans. The
first commercial output Of the fac
tory has been placed on market at
local stores, all Of which this week
are featuring window displays Of the
product. Members OF families who
have tried out the locally canned
beans declared them OF excellent
blend.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

HILLSBORO-Hillsboro's three
days OF celebration closed Monday
night. The attendance on the Fourth
is estimated at 1900. II. v. Gates.
Civil war veteran. was orator Of the
day. Miss vivienne Rasmussen was
the Goddess of Liberty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09
AT THE CHURCHES

No changes win 30 made In thil
column unless the copy Is at The
Evening Herald office by 8 o'cloch
Friday evening.
SACRED HEART CHURCH, cor. oi
Eighth and High, Rev. Hugh J. Mar.
shall. Rev. J. v. Molloy.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
Ist Mass at $3.50
2nd Mass and Beaediction at 0:30.
No evening services.
90
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE society of
klamath Falls hold services In the
lower room OF the Library building.
corner Of Third and Main streets.
every Sunday morning at IL O'Clock
and every Wednesday evening at s
o'clock.
The Sunday school session Is from
S:45 to 10:45 every Sunday morn
Ing. The subject for Sunday is:
'sacrament."
The free reading room and free
lending library is open from 1880 to
1850 on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays. ..
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, corner
Warrington and Eighth.
Services every Lords day. Morn
ing. 8. 8. 10 .. m. Preaching IL a.
N.
Evening services B. Y. p. w., z
y. m. Preaching 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening 8 p. m.
Come worship with US. A, F. Sim
mons Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner Sixth and Pine streets. Rev.
Arthur Rice. minister.
o O O
CHRISTIAN CHUnCH, corner 9th
and Pine streets. C. F. Trimble. pas
tor. 2lO7 wantland Ave. Phone
e3s-R.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Tenth and High. Rev. 8. J. CLANCY.
pastor. 1905 High st.. Phone 537-W.
- .
EMMANUEL BAPTIST. Church
Eleventh and High streets. Rev. J.
II. Dickson. pastor; High St.; Phone
502J. III rnHEH !
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

An Illinoisan regained his sanity
when he had all his teeth pulled.
but It is not believed having a tooth
pulled will ever become q popular
craze.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR RENT--2-room apartment. Hot
and cold water and steam heat.
also one sleeping room. Inquire 62h
! Main st. 6-9s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

FURNISHED 2-RooM APARTments.
Wood. water. light s25.00. The
Turner Apartments. S12 Oak st.
6-12s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

PAsTURE--Bcst of meadow. for
horses and cattle. Dave Turner.
Langell Valley. r. r.at So
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

Send your clothes to klamath
Hand Laundry. Ladies' fine clothes a
speciality. Phone 67s-w, 7th and Kla-
math Ave. So
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

CITY GARBAGE-Whcn you want
garbage removed, call f0F.23.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

Sec that sI2l Blue serge Suit at
X X X Store for S35. Written guar
antee with every suit for wear and
service. 3tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED AT ONCE--Someonc to
contract for cutting and stacking
10 acres of alfalfa hay on shares or
cash. John spoick. Malin, ore...
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

SHOE REPAIRING. prs-war prices.
Jack Frost. SIS. 9Th st. S-s'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

Paints. oils and varnish. W. 4. and
J. L. Patterson. l27 $th ST. Phone
or Res. 531-R. cS-J2S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

wANTED-rord car. Have one Oak
land and one Dodge. will trade.
Bee Dick. 9Th and Klamath Ave.
So - s-s'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

Ladies' Outing Wear-in Khaki
Wool Serge, Corduroy and Kampit
Cloth at X X X store. 3tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-09

T.. r. CARPENTER. paperhanging
and painting. Prices reasonable.
Phone 27o-w. J22-25'