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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-19
MERRILL.

J. u. Kidweil. who was operated
upon at the Warren Hunt hospital
Monday. Is reported to be getting
along nicely.
Miss Young. one OF the high
school teachers. left Thursday NOR
ming for her home In Eugene to
spend the Christmas vacation. Miss
Mildred Hiss has been teaching Miss
founs's classes.
Mrs. J. II. Hobbs was . Klamath
Falls visitor Thursday.
W. =. Fruits was also . visitor In
klamath Falls Thursday.
Friday afternoon Ms. Billiards.
Miss Bettis' and Miss Wilson's
rooms Joined In . short program.
followed by . Christmas tres. which
was greatly enjoyed BY the chill
dren. There was . treat for each
child on the tree.
In Miss Hation's room the chill
dren also had . tree. and served
sandwiches and cocoa to ali at
tending.
Merrill was delighted over tho
result Of the ball games Friday ore
ming. Our boys won both games.
The games were between Kismath
Falls and Merrill. Tho scores we're
High schools. 70 to II. In favor OF
Merrill. and the town team. 20 TO
10. In favor OF Merrill.
Report was brought into Merrill
that tho tank house Of Chss. Lewis
was burned Friday morning shout
7 O'Clock. Mr.. Lewis was thswing
out the pipes. which had frossn.
With the help OF the nsishbou the
house. which was near BY. was
saved.
The people OF this vicinity are
anticipating the opening Of the new
drug store. The building has been
renovated and new furniturs has
been installed. The store will b
modern In every respect. A soda
fountain IL being installed.
Lester Kirkpatrick. Of the Merrill
Mercantile Co., was In klamath
Falls Thursdsy.
Miss Elliott, Of the high school.
left Saturday mornins to spend the
Christmas vacation with her parents
In Oakland. Californis.
Mrs. Edgar 10 prspsrinS . pro.
gram to be given BY tbs children
Of the Presbyterian church Christ
mas. Tn eLsdiss' Aid Of the Pres
byterian church met At. the church
Wednesday afternoon. It. was de-
cided to use the bssssr money and
finish paying for the piano recent
ly purchased IRON the shsphsrh
piano house.
Miss Edna Mssyitt. vho h ss.
tending o.. \. g. OF Corvallis. u
home to spend the Christmas vass'
tion with her parents, Mr.. snd Mrs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-19

Linn county has sss,Si6,Sos tax
able property,
Eugcne--sso. 900 street ear I'M
provements completed,
Reedsport-ss.ooo drcdgc to be
built for use on Rccdspor-Soottsburr
highway
Bend Iron Works to install sso,'
600 worth machinery,
Portland will spend s,50o,0o0 in
is2s for street improvements and
sewers,
Sandy to erect $4,000 school.
Jackscuvilic---Road districts vct,
ievies to cooperate with county Ia
building roads.
Astoria to install arc lights.
Standard oil Co, to erect
warehouse.
Baker-Contraet lot for construc'
tion Smiles railroad.
Siiverton foundry enlarged.
Astoria ship. ?3.s7o.ooo II. iun.
Der In November.
Oregon City-warchsusc 10 be
built for county road machinery
Eugene-Booth-K Kelly mill opens.
Employing l3o men.
Sherwowcd-Plans being made to
spend $4,000 for municipal water
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-19
BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF
CRATER LAKE PICTURES

Probsbly the most beautiful dis.
play OF Crater Lake pictures ever
seen In one collection IA now on
display In the window OF Under.
woods pharmacy.
There are photos and panorama
views in black and white and sepia
ms well as air-brushed water colers
and oils.
There are pictures by Miller and
also by stinson. but Il 10 no dis
paragement to the work OF either
OF those artists to say that tho
most beautiful one Of all is q photo
taken by Duncan In 1919. This
picture is the only one ever taken
that shows practically the entire
lake, both the Phantom ship and
Wizard Island. as well as the full
length Of the crater. In addition.
the cloud effect In the view Is most
wonderful.
The Eastman Kodak company. Of
Rochester. n. Y, have thousands
OF pictures sent to them each year.
taken In all parts OF the world.
and they have pronounced this pic
ture 'the finest OF the kind" that
they have ever seen.
The copyright on the picture is
owned by Underwood's, aud thou
sands Of copies have been sold
from IL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-19
NINTH SOVIET CONGRESS-
WILL CONVENE TOMORROW

MOSCOW. Doc. is.-Many formid
able questions appear on the ascnds
OF the Ninth Aii-Russian Soviet Con
sress which Is TO convene hcre to,
morrow tDccembcr a0). Foremost
among these arc the consideration OF
the preliminary results Of the new
economic policy. which abandon
Communism to q considerable eztent,
and the famine which threatens to
wipe out millions OF Russians In the
volsa districts before the nor, hsr-
vest.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-19

n.sday evening. Mrs. Giaeomini
and MiAs Psulin. 0iAeomlni sre To
take part In tho program Ssi the
Catholic church Christmas morning
at High Mars N-s diseomini viii
play the organ and Mis-. 0sieou,ini
will sinE,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-19
N. Merritt.

c. N. Merritt.
There 10 to be Christmas tree
at Dodd's Hollow school house.
Miss Krccse. OF Hood River. is
here for . short visit with her
brother. DR.. Krccse. Miss Krccse
Ia on hsr way to spend the winter
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-12-19

In San Diego.
Lester offioid, Of q. A. e., arriv'
cd Friday To spend his vacation
with his people.
Mrs. NJ Gaieomini and Miss Pau.
line aud John Galcomini attended
the recital In klamath Falls Wed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11

daily.
The annual dinner OF the Chicago
Buchanan society was held in Chi
cage Friday evening. Feb. ! at 10 s.
Lasaile 81. An claborte three course
dinner was served to the - members
who We're present and the dinner fol-
lowed by a short talk from the pre-
sident Of the society, Frank Carlisle.
Later in the evening new officers
were elected for the ensuing year. BY
a unanimous vote. Frank Carlisle
was reelected president: Mrs. Albert
Krasa was elected secretary and Mrs.
Ed. Benedict. treasurer. The next
meeting Of the society Will take place
I'm Jackson Park, Chicago, Of August
p. 1921.
The Michigan association Of Coun-
" Drain Commissioners will be held
in Lansing. Feb. IS. is, and Il.
Mrs Ned Cook. who was operated
upon at the Clark hospital Monday
morning. is getting along very nicely.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
BUCHANAN

Ry Stevens was in South Bend
Tuesday afternoon.
Mike" Knezevich. who is en-
ployed by the Indiana and Michigan
Electric Co. at their Buchanan office.
has built a complete wireless outfit
and has installed the apparatus in
the Indiana and Michigan building
on Days av. Young Knezevich has
labored Tor a long time TO get his
apparatus in working condition and
at last his wishes have been fulfilled
for ne las already received a mes
sage from jhe Arlington wireless sta
don a weather report. which is sent
out from that station by wireless
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs Larry Smith have re-
turned from a visit with relatives In
Adrian. Mich.
Mrs. II. .. Weaver j. visiting in
South Bend this week.
Mrs. Anna Butler Is visiting her
son. DR.. John Butler, in Gary, this
week.
Mrs. Nettie Lister was able 20
leave the Clark hospital yesterday
afternoon and is now a. her home
on Main 81. where she IS being cared
for by her daughter. Mrs. Harold
Lister.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph johnson are
the parents OF a son. born Feb. Z.
Regular meeting OF Sylvia chapter
Q. r. $. will be held in the lodge
rooms, Wednesday evening. Feb. Is.
Mrs. G. J. Melvin, who was taken
seriously i'll last week. is somewhat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11

Improved.
Calvin Bachman was a business
visitor in Niles Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. II. Hitler has left for IS
days visit with friends and relatives
In Branch County, Mich. and Steuban
County. Ind.
An organization OF boys between
the ages o. 10 and u. known as the
Lincoln knights" have rented the
rooms Over the store occupied by G..
z. Smith and viii make their head
quarters in these rooms. Meetings
will be held each Monday afternoon
al 400 o'clock and parents and
members are urged to attend.
A candy social viii be held at the
Hills Corners school Friday evening.
Feb. II. The school is greatly in
need OF a piano and the receipts from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
SAYS MATES LOVE
>WANES, ASKSDECREE
Mary Verdi Ayers Joseph 5
Conduct on Probation is
Unsatisfactory.

Charging that her husband de-
elared tHat he no longer loved her.
Mary Verdi Thursday filed suit for
divorce from Joseph Verdi in the
superior court. The couple was mar
RED Aug. 10, 1915 and separated in
February OF this year.
The wife did take her husband
back 90 I've with her on one occas-
ion. the petition sets ont. but his
conduct was such that their marital
happiness was blurred. She also
charges him with seeking the COM
pany of other women and with con-
slant fault finding
The plaintiff filed an affidavit for
= temporary Injunction restraining
Verdi from assigning or Withdraw
1g the $4,000 he has ou deposit fin
The Citizens National bank and like
wise from disposing or his interest
IN $1,000 note secured By chattel
mortgage held against Alice Brown
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
WON'T HOLD e.. o. ID.
PARCELS OVER 80 DAYS

Orders not 10 hold c. .. D. pack
ages longer than 80 days. were re-
ceived By local postal officials Thurs
day. Parcels sent g. o. d. and which
are unbelievable viii be returned 10
tl,e sender at the expiration Of that
time If they bear a return postage
guaranty. In case the sender desires
the return Of a package before the
time limit. postal employees are in
structed 20 comply with the request.
In case g. .. y. parcels which do
not bear return postage guarantees
are refused, senders will De i'm
mediateiy notified 70 furnish return
postage If they do not wish the pack
age destroyed. according 10 the in
structions contained in the order.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11

this social viii be turned over to the
piano fund.
A number OF Buchanan people at
tended the homo talent play, a Twig
OF Thorn" at the Rivera theater in
Niles Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Easton are IN
Cleveland, O.. where they were called
on account OF the serious Illness OF
his mother. Mrs. d. = Easton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
CLUB TO PRESENT
LINCOLN PROGRAM
DR.. Richardson 10 Address
Progress Members
Saturday.

In commemorauon Of the birth OF
Lincoln "a special program viii be
presented at the general meeting OF
the Progress club TO be held Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock. Tn ad-
dition 20 appropriate musical selec-
tions by Mrs Lucille Narier. accom-
panied by Mrs James Cover and
the reading OF the Gettysburg ad-
dress by Miss Halma Milne, there
VIII be lecture BY Or. Norman r..
Richardson Of the college Of Liberal
Arts. Northwestern university. Or.
Richardson viii debate the Ques-
tiOn. can the Present Generation
Transmit It's Pilgrim Heritage
A business meeting at 2:15 o'clock
will precede the lecture.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
SUBMITS PLANS FOR
NEW LINDEN SCHOOL

Plans for the new Linden school
house were submitted by the de-
signing architect 20 the board Ct
education at a special meeting held
in the school administration build
Ing wednesday night. As soon as
several minor details relative 10 the
new building are arranged. the
board announced that the contract
for erecting the school will be let.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
Coughs and Colds
Catarrh, Group, Sore Throat
Banished by Hyomei

The germs Of catarrh do not exist in
the same atmosphere with antiseptic
HyOmei pronounce 70 High me-
Breathe HyOmei and relief from ca .
tArrh. coughs sore throat or sold VIII
come in two minutes
Breathe HyOmei and that stomach
stralning hawking in the morning viii
quickly disappear.
Breathe HyOmei and Kill the catarrh
germs heal the inilumed membrane, stop
the discharge OF 'nucus and prevent
crusts from forming IN the nose.
Breathe HyOmci for n few minutes
each day and rid yourself Of contemplate
Catarrh
Breathe HyOmei-giye Il faithful trial
and then, II you are not satisfied. you
can have your money back.
Hyomei is sold by Wettick's Cut Rate
Drug Store and druggists everywhere.
Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
MORE TENS ENTER
BASKET TOURNAMENT

Basketball squads representing The
Elkhart Boy Scout Troop 30. 2. and
the Plymouth eighth g1f1e school.
entered the tournament for teams
averaging 125 pounds TO the man. 10
be held az the Y. NJ. C.. A. gym next
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Twelve teams have now sect I'm their
entries for the tournament. G.. II.
Kizer of the association physical de-
partment. announced Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
LOYAL Americans Plan
10 Initiate AeW Class

The Loyal Americans SO. 1908.
held its regular meeting in Byler
hall "Wednesday night Twelve ap-
plications were ballotted upon. A
new class will be taken into the or
yanizatioDt on Feb. %. Dancing
was the diversion Of the meeting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
BOY BREAKS LEG.

Elem Slisz. "a years old. 1882
Armour St, fell and broke his right
leg Wednesday afternoon while
Ilaying on the river bank near the
Colfax av. bridge. The police ann
bUlance was called and he was re-
moved to his home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11

George and Charles Kenzler Of the
Y. 81. G.. A. basket ball team re-
ceived word THAI their father, John
Kenzler of Lafayette. Ind had died
early Thursday morning following
a stroke Of paralysis Both left im-
mediately for that city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11
SUES TO RECOVER
PAYING ASSESSNE VT

Alleging that be bought a piece of
property and was given a warranty
deed for same in which r. was rep
resented that the property was free
from al encumbrance. AchiIie O.
Colpaert Thursday fled suit sgainst
Jacob Geyer and Mary Geyer for
$79.s0 in superior court. The
amount, the plaintiff recites en- his
complaint. was paid by him 70 satisfy
a delinquent tax for paving assess
ment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11

Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-11

Ed Rogers. 1927 Lincoln way W.
a milk dealer. is not the Ed Rogers
arrested IN raid on an alleged
gaming Joint Wednesday night, he
says. The address OF the police VIC
tim was not given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
AN ARCHAIC SYSTEM

THAI tn" insurance and blue sky
activities should be separated from tho
State AUDITORS office and combined In :,
separate department is the rccomm"ndH-
ton made by Auditor DarSt in his re-
port 10 Governor Curnwcll. The argu-
mencs advanced By Mr.. Darst are very
good In fact, the conclusions ne
reaches are obvious. With the develop
nlcnt Of the insurance business, its su-
irrvt$:ou has become -. matter of vital
Importance to the public. requiring \
great deal Of hard work. with careful
attention I" detail Much the same il
lrlir ut tn. blue SKY" work. InYcStl-
cations OF stock companies wishing u
dD business in this stat" must De thor
ui.h or they ar" wCr, hi"S$. Despite
.E,. fact that thu law HI, .,'.n on tho
books ~-v,ra! years. West virginia
investors have been "StunE" more than
once in that period Both insuran""
and bite SKY" statutes depend largely
uiuu tn. Way In which they are adj
iuiriStrr,d for their effectiveness. II
the official wh" must handle this husi-
u,>s - constantly uV"rworh'd, the pub
IL suffers. and should provid" for its
own >,.'f-GrfrnS". West Virginia Is on.
nt only three states that hay" not S"';,-
rated th, inSurancr department from
the AUDITORS office. We should "a"
longer lag behind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22

!. Snrezr. TIL" covers w"r" hanging over
Tho. sides OF the bed. each carefully tied
in large knot. "kachOo," Sneezcd Ha-
wick Vow. I've got cold This Is
just about enough. uchra!'
"Oh. I'm so sorry Spyr",' said his
wife pcnitivcly. You know how terri
bly, defective my memory Is, and in the
middle OF the night | thought Of some
things Id forgotten to order from the
grocer, so tied knot In the sheet for
grated prunes. and a knot in n" blanket
for the go"pmral. and knot in the
, Quilt for the celery polish"
I "OChra," said IInv;ck in 4 suppressed
voice. you've bccn---ka tchcc.--you
, been tying knots for three months. now.
ever since you started to take that cor
rrspondence school course 10 improve
your memory. KatChtch. I'm pa
, tent man. ochra. but l can feel some
thing giving way"
And, starting 10 get dressed. he found
knots IN his shirt. socks. and trouser
legs. that II took him twenty minutes
t. unite. not including stops for sncczes.
This is plenty. Orhra." he said in
%tranSl.d voice.
At tn, breakfast table. while he WAS
sullcnly undning a particularly difficult
knot in his napkin. O"hra said brightly.
, "Oh, Snyro. whatcha think? My brother
Iarpir. he one in the navy, you know.
Is coming to see me this afternoon. and
he's gong to teach me all the sailor
knot1
"Ochn." said spyr" Havick in num-
I bling tines. this IS too much! IA
Chow!
And 10 left the house forever and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
Interesting Contest
On for COIIeCtOTShip
Of Internal Revenue
;rrctal dispatch 10 in;c>asSscrr.


Washington. y. c, Jan. 2l.-ThT""
days spent in Washington thus week
three very brisk and active for him
pro, cd sufficient for SAM Logan. III"
farkcrSburg banker and Republican par
~ leader, 10 eliminate the rumor which
followed III the wake OF his prior visit
here TO the effect that he isn't L bona
fidc candidate for :hc collectorship OF
internal revenue. Nr. l.oEan's activity
and carnrstnesS on thfs Trip showed no
signs of his candidacy beinE camou-
tagged
Three Of the list u APPLICANTS for the
c".lrctorship reside III rarkrrshurE.
They are MIR. Logan. EX-Goyernor \.
l.. White and Mr.. Dinger. The former
two arc vigorously cOntcStinS for the
position of runncr-up. and as between
them the UnloVkers oplne that II Is
about $3.50 proposition. That Is TO
say. az between the two 1T is believed
that Senator Elktns would so 10 great
lengths 10 secure White for the posi-
li"!. while his colleague Senator Suth-
rriand Is not tor White for that part
cul;,r place. But il is not known who
IL his favuritr. 1t is merely talk un
the outside. Of course. but Il is lu IN"
effect that as between thcS, two, SutL-
rriand might take stand for LogUu'S
appointment. However. when he doe,
lay his CullrcturShip card on the Table.
il Is more than just barely possible thar
Il will contain the nam" Of one who docs
not reside at the foot Of Fort Foreman.
There is ample evidence to Justify
III, statement that the Senators can
agree uu an endorsement for Governor
White for any pusit.un aCCcptbhlv l."
him which j. not on" eft the jobs that
gu,S :" The state. but on" outside OF K.
m Washington. for instance. Ia fact.
they had virtually agreed to asst I'rcs-
:d,ut-vl, ct Harding - appoint ';"v'rn"r
This Is IN" head Of the intrruH, revenue
ScrN ice. and the bureau - located hero.
II is n powerful position. Offering great
opportunities. and nays klh.dGu 4 year.
Tn, commissioner has lotS OF patron
aGc to give. cat. and Il West N!rcInGtu
IN that job might b. a great help III
that RESPECT TO the senators and the
.lartv in the state. But Governor white,
unn was l"rr at the time. us waH also
l'rr~.dolt-, lSrt lIardiuE. when In" plan
vas rortuulai"d. announced thut nc
was a ,.uIL3 ds,S. for only the CUllrctur-
ship and noting else. His attitud" WIS
such that no further steps wcr" taken
toward realizing on the plan evolved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
THE BETTER WAY

Unemployment Invariably Increases
police problems. and the present time Is
ne exception 10 the rule. The presence
Of idle men on the streets is I condi-
ton with whicS every city must deal.
In this connection. the fairmont Times
advocates editor!aily that idle men who
apply at the Jail for shelter should be
accommodated. 1t IL or decided value
70 the community. the Times believes.
20 have Idle men OF the streets and
under the eye Of the police. Those who
are honest. but temporarily nntor,u-
nate, II is contended, are entitled 10 i
f,ttie assistance. while those who are
not honest should be sleeping In jri
anyhow.
Fortunately, Wheeling has All 1n,tI-
sxfion which makes application at the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
SALOON GONE; sHE.TER
ASKED BIZ CoA0[UfERS

New York. Jan. @l.-At Pennybridga,
l.. l., there used 10 be a saloon that
served also as railroad waiting room
for persons Intending to take one Of the
trains that occa sonally stopped ut that
station on the Montauk division OF the
Long Island railroad. The saloon sue
cumh"d to the FOiStcad act. and all last
winter travellers from Pennybridge
played leap frog along the railroad ties
in an effort To keep warm while they
waited for the train.
Yesterday delegation drawn from
the district about PennybridSe- appeared
before Morgan 7. Donnely. deputy
public service commissioner. and asked
that the Long Island railroad be com.
PEELED to build shelter and platform
for their accommodation.
"Berorc prohibition came along We
all used Ia go in thc saloon and keep
warm" said on" (the delegation. I'VE
didn't need railrfad station then. We
had something better. Now there's -
place to go"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-22
LOVES WAGES
Bv Martha Haskell Clark


The wages Of I.UIe are small. 50
small
You scare" might know they were
paid At all.
\ glance. a smile. or the clasp Of
hands.
The c8tn Of a heart that under
stands.
\ name soft whispered. n fingered
kiss
The wages Of Love are paid in this.
rut oh. tho. magic such coin can
buy
The waking JOY OF dawn-nushed
sky.
Songs in the hear,bcats OF common
things:
Md fir,lit shadows OF evening blent
With peace and comfort and all
content.
The wages II Love are small. 50
One scare could say that they cost
20 all
Ye; lives are lonely. and hearts still
ache
In b.t,rr lack for the wee coins
saks:
And many = sllk-clad life Of case
Would barter It's purse Of gold for
these.
February Good housekeeping