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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-11-20
HOME FOR VISIT.

Roy Ford is home for few day4 from the county road camp near Low eli. and will spend Thanksgiving with his mother. Ms. .i. <. Ford
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RETURNED HOME.

Deputy Sheriff Nern LaMore re- turned today from Phoenix, where he went to bring two insane ratients to the state hospital.
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FROM FLORIDA.

II. c. Wheeler and wife, Of Fort Lauderdale Florida, were in town this morning and had made nine thousand miles on arrival here They were very enthusiastic about our roads. having come from Tucson via Sonoita and Huachuca Siding, saying they were misled by sign at the junction of the Sonoita and Benson roads about three miles east Of Vail
 They did not regret the fact, as they enjoyed their drive over the Santa
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four cto;ag east
TO WILCOX.

County Attorney John r. Ross, ac- .ompaaied by Mrs. Ross. went 10 Wilcox this morning, where Mr Ross vas called on legal matters connected with his ohice. They expect b re r1rn home this evening.
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STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.

According to sam Barrow. St. Day i'd cattleman, who was in Tombstone today. his mother. Mrs. Mary ?. Bar TOW. who was suddenly stricken with paralysis Sunday is improving and viii soon he able to be about Mrs. Barrow is a former Tombstone resi- dent and has many friends here who
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BOUGHT FORD.

Wm Webb. professor .n the Tomb stone schools, is the owner of a new Ford touring car purchased through the Tombstone Auto Company sa,us, day
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ST. DAVID VISITOR.

Milton Curtis and wife. of St Da- vid, spent few hours in Tombstone today
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GENTLEMAN HERE.

Harry Hasselgren, Lew:s Springs cattieman. spent few hours in the county seat today returning to his home late this afternoon.
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Springs
WITH THE TOURISTS.

Fourteen ears camped at the tour ist grounds near the Tombstone Auto Co. last night. ten bound west and four ct0iaG east
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TO PHOENIX.

President A E. Davis and Manager A. II. Gardner, of the Huachuca Wa ter company, went to Phoenix today, where they were called on business matters
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TOURISTS

The free camp grounds only had one visitor last night, but many tour ists passed east and west during the
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BtSBEE OFFICIAL.

City Clerk NJ l.. Butler. ot Bisbae was visitor in Tombstone during the time between stages. having bus. mess at the court house.
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HERE FROM PHOENIX.

B E. won Sendin and c. B Wilson. insurance agents of Phoenix. were in town today on a trip over the south eru section of the state.
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VAS SIX HOURS LATE.

The Golden state Limited last night was about six hours late The train was delayed on aoeoun; Of storms in Kansas.
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APACHE DEPUTY.

O A, Patterson depUty sheriff at Apache. spent the day in Tombstone today. having been d witness before the Superior Court
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PROBATE MATTERS.

A number oi probate matters were disposed Of yesterday Dy Juige Saues in Division , Of the superior Court.
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FROM McN AL.

Deputy sheriff lind Kelly oi Me Neal. was visitor in the county seal today as witness hetore the Superior Court
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OVER TO BiSsEE.

A. Cristini, local merchant. was in Bisbee yesterday on business mis- sion.
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TO eisseE.

Martin C. Costello and wife were in town yesterday enrout- home from Bisbee to their ranch al sycamore Springs
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VISITED HERE.

Clarence Cayanaaeh returned 10 his home at Nogale- yesterday, following the weekend spent in Tombstone with his parents. Mir, and Mrs ". V. CavanaNgh.
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VISITED IN sISsEE.

Mrs. F Smith, and sons postmaste Paul smith. and Clarence smith spent yesterday visiting friends il Bisbee
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UP FROM DOUGLAS.

w. ? queen. of Douglas. spent a few hours in the county seat yester day uu d business mission
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BACK FROM TRIP.

County Attorney ] F Ross and wife returned home last evening from a several days trip to Bowie and Will, cox. where Mr. Ross had been called on matters connected with his office.
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FROM RANCH.

Among the visitors in Tombstone today from the Iuachucas were Mr
 and Mrs. C. T. Barrett. Clay Aston. Mrs. R. K Haverty and Pete Havety.
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DOUGLAS DEPUTY.

Ed Leahy. deplty sheriff al Doug las. va, a visitor in Tombstone yes terday on business al the sheriff $ office
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TO DOUGLAS.

Among those who went down to Douglas this morning to attend the last day Of the fair were Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Blyth. Miss Mildred struthers. Mrs. J. T Hood and children. Mrs Rollins, NIT. and Mrs. Fred Bennett
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SATURDAY
O~~~~~~~ r. ROM AIR BANK.

A II zachau. chief clerk for inc Boquilla- Land & Cattle Company. a. Fairbank nHs in tonu today
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IN sissEE.

Joe Bishop Tombstone leasor was visitor n Bisbee yesterday on a business mission
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BACK FROM PHOENIX.

MT. and Mrs. C. J. Wynn returned home today from Phoenix. where they have been for the past week at tending the industrial week show and the Shrine ceremonial held last Sat urday. MT Wynn's injuries, sus- tained last week when can of car bide exploded. are healing rapidly and he will soon be able to return to work
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FROM STRONGHOLD.

Mrs c J Shaw and father NIT Joy. were in Tombstone today from their ranch in Cochise Stronghold.
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TO FISCAL.

Mrs Paul Joyce lett yesterday for Niescal. where he husband recently took charge of that section Of the F r. & <. w.
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ST. pAuL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Rev Geo. C. Golden Rector 7:45 r NJ. evening serices with address by the Rector \ Talk on the Epoch Making Book The Three Soldiers. ~ by John Dos Pattus
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ALMOST SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

What was almost a serious accident occurred this morning near the resi- dence Of A!r. and Mrs. \. T. schus- ;-r, when touring car belonging to the Sunset oil Company. and occu- pied by T man and his wife. collided with a telephone post after the car had left the highway No damage re- suited other that demolishment Of the post and bending of the front bumper on the car. which proceeded on 10 BiSbee
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TOMBSTONE I . WN TOPICS TERsELY TOLD
MONDAY
DOUGLAS VISITOR.

Thos Robinson, hotel keeper of Douglas. spent few hours in Tomb stone today.
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lore getting a
WARNING.

Motorists are warned when in the country near the Douglas and Cor don ranches. not to attempt to follow the line fence from the cattle guard B; the Douglas ranch. as about half 3 mile from the cattle guard there is a sand wash which was made by re- cent cloud burst near the Gordon home, and which cannot be negotia- ted by au auto. This cutoff is used by motorists who want to get to liar Keys by the shor, cut when in that locality. It can't be done, says lo- cal man who tried t yesterday, and had to get team 10 pull him through live hundred feet Of soft sand
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INJURED IN ACCIDENT.

Walter Douglas rancher living just south of l.. A. Boedecker's ranch. while returning home with a team Of bronchos from Boedeckers ranch, where h. had been cutting hay, was thrown from one Of the horses which h. was riding and sustained broken leg Monday In that condition h. crawled hall a mile to his home. be fore getting aid
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7 ROM ST. DAVID.

"A. l. Christiansen. St David farm er was in town today with q load Of produce for the local market
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EVERYBODY TO FAIR.

Tombstone was almost deserted to. day. practically everyone who could se, away going down to Douglas to take in the last day of the Cochis. County Fair. Many will remain over at the festivities to be held tonight returning home tomorrow. while . number will return home tonight.
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IN DOUGLAS.

H. L. Hutchisonii county recorder, returned today from Douglas, where he was called on matters connected with his office. He reports Douglas is bending every effort to make the Cochise County Fair success and a large crowd from all over the county is expected to attend the fair duriig the three days show
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Attorney Fred Sutter was yisi- tor in Tombstone today from his home in Bisbee, having case in the CYtnArfnr
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THURSDAY
~< IN SIS 8 E 6.

Mrs II. L. Hutchison and Miss Hel- en Axtell, were visitors in Bisbee yes terday
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work
TO BENSON.

Mir and Mrs. F II. Winston, who have been visiting in Tombstone the guests of Mir and Mrs. 1T. P. Mer Till. have gone to Genson to visit friends there before returning to their home at Fairview. x. NJ.
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of eats on the cook stove that has been installed and Init it up for Texas Among the other tourists at the grounds last night was party from Benon Harbor. Mich They had nothing but praise for our roads. ceTiT.
 The biz picture of the week is Co Get It, d Marshal Neilan picture bc~ked for sunday at advanced prices GOVERNMENT HAY.
 A big contract for hay for the gov ernment al Fort Huachuca is being filled by Louis Boedecker and other ranchers in the Whetstone flats. who are selling direct to the party who has the contract
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REcoveRs FROM ILLNESS.

Y. T. Schwab, assistant to the cou,.- ty sa2iueer, has resumed his wor2 Tor the county having recovered from penumona He was taken i'll the !ast of July and tor long time vas N.rv ANnnL
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FROM WILCOX.

Senator C. M Roberts, democratic war horse of Wilcox, in the north end Of the county, arrived in Tomb stone today and will remain over un- Til tomorrow proceeding or to Doug las to attend the fair as well as the meeting of the Democratic central committee to be held in Douglas Sat ,rday. The Senator says politics is beginning to brew ill Cochise county and there is to be something doing erery minutes in the coming political campaign.
 EIssEE ATTORNEYS.
 .imong the Bisbee attorneys in the county seat today were noted J. W. Ross, J. L. Winters and S. K. Will liam3 DEMOCRATS TO MEET.
 F. w Beddow, chairman of the Democratic Central Committee, has issued a call for the meeting of the committee to be held in Douglas on next Saturday morning at 10 o'clock It is expected that NJ. H. McCalla state chairman from Phoenix. will be in attendance Most of the Tombstone district members of the committee will attend.
 IN FROM RANCH.
 Vim. Miller, cattleman of Mescal lats, was a visitor in the county seat today on business matters.
 MORE TO FAIR.
 A large number of local people lief, this morning for Douglas to take ir the First Annual Cochise County Fai, which opened there today. Accord
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Judge Sames in Division
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Six marriage licenses were issued during the past week from the office of Clerk J. F.. James. of the Superior Court, as follows:
 CalIatano Vasquez to wed Bibianis Santana. both of Bisbee.
 Precidiano Labato to wed Guada- lupe Escobar. both of Naco. Sonora.
 Johnie Bennett Murchison, Jr., Of Douglas, to wed Jamie Brown, of Naco.
 Alven Williams to wed Della Nor ris, both of Fort Huachuca
 David B. Foster to wed Alma Now lin. both of Fort Huachuca. Claudio Palazuelos to wed Ysabel Yrrel. both of Douglas
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IN BIS 3 EE

Billy Williams local leasor. spent yesterday In BiSbe on . business yis- it
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SCHOOLS HAVE HOLIDAY
 STUDENTS ATTEND FAIR.

A holiday was observed in the Tombstone schools today in order to allow the students to attend the fair at Douglas. which started yesterday. Many of the children accompanied their parents yesterday and number left this morning. Reports received here today are that Miss Hone Sparks daughter of Mir and Mrs. J. L. Sparks, took first prize yesterday for the best tatted poke by school children. A large number of exhibits were sent down by Tombstone. and it is ex- pected more blue ribbons will be won before the fair closes tomorrow
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IN FROM PEARcE.

W C. Antrim, Of Pearce. accom- panied by his wife, were visitors in Tombstone today, returning to their home this afternoon.
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Rita mountains.
FORCIBlE ENTRY CASE.

Argument in the case of R. K. Lewis vs ] E. Seaie, et al. was heard be- fore Judge Sames in Division of the Superior Court today. The case is one arising out of the shooting of Lewis by Scale in February, 1920, as a result of which Lewis secured judg- ment for s400O
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the three days show.
BACK FROM TUCSON.

J. ai Phillipowski, court reporter of Division of the Superior Court, accompanied by his wife and child, returned home yesterday from Tue son. where they have been for the past three weeks during the BisDee- Naco Water trial. MT. Phillipowski reported the trial for the defendants. DREW JURY YESTERDAY.
 The drawing of the trial jury to report for the November term of the Superior Court was held yesterday in Division | The jury will report here on the Fist, Sheriff Hood and his force of deputies being engaged in subpoenaeing those drawn.
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THIRD CLASS p. O EXAMINATIONS.

Circulars announcing examination for third class postofices have been received here by Postmaster Paul A.
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TO FAIR.

Mr and Mrs J. s. Chambers spent yesterday at the Cochise Fair in Douglas. Alr. and Mrs. R. 5. Krebs were also among those present. Mr
 Krebs going down to witness the au. to races in which he had a Chevrolet entered County Recorder IT. L. Hutchison and wife also went down
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JURY REPORTS MONDAY.

Judge A. C. Lockwood, who has been hearing the Smith case in No gales. is expected home tomorrow |; hear number of cases during the term of court which opens on Mo::- day. 4 jury of 50. drawn last week, will report here Monday. It Is ex- pected the present term will be only short one and will be the last until after the holidays. 4 considerable number of non-jury cases. however. are on the docket for hearing before
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IN DOUGLAS.
TO BIS BEE
VISITED HERE.
IN Bis5EE.

Slpt. Jack Dayis oi the Bunker Hill Mine, company was in Bisbee yester- day on d brief business visit
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TO TUCSON.

Justice of the Peace II. P Merrill, is in Tucson on d brief business visit.
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TUESDAY

tHOai DOUGLAS.
 w. ! Reay transfer and autom9- bile man of Douglas, was visitor in k :,.: .:.::: s::::.. ::::; .... ..... ......... in Douglas on oficia. matters. TO gIssEE.
 John LaBrosse spent yesterday in Eisbee visiting friends VISITED HERE.
 Mrs Langdon. of Douglas visited n Tombstone yesterday with friends,
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Among the many tourists passing
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campaign
EISREE ATTORNEYS.

.imong the Bisbee attorneys in tn, county seat today were noted J. W Ross, J. L. Winters and s. K Vii liam3.
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Smid proceeding to Bisbee via the Rockhill stage, the remainder of the party remaining here until his return this afternoon During their stay here Mr. Neel and wife and Mrs. won KlefnSmid visited many scenes of historical interest. They returned to Tucson late this afternoon
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TO BE CORRECTED.

The Tombstone Commercial Club got in touch with Engineer Al Jen- nings. of the state highway depart ment, and will have the sign that has the misleading wording on it at the junction of the state highways east Of Vail corrected in its wording, 50 that tourists will not be misdirectej, according to word received here. The sign will in future direct people cor rectIy for both roads.
 FLORIDA BOUND.
 Among the many tourists passing
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WOMAN COMMITTED.

A Mexican woman of Douglas was committed to the state hospital this morning, following hearing before Judge Lockwood of Division l of the Superior Court by Drs. Hughart and Fraklin She will be taken to Phoe- nix tomorrow by Jail Matron Mrs.
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OVER FROM BISBEE.

some time past.
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THROUGH TO DOUGLAS.

mn home ms evening.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-15
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL CORNER

was obtained In few states and
towns, but as long as liquor could
be legally bought anywhere, the peo-
pie would get 1t. Things remained In
this state until the great war. Then,
when 30 many OF our men enlisted
and were drafted into the army.
something had to be done. Could we
let this deadly poison get into our
army camps? We were so proud of
our boys, and wanted them to be
heroes. But let liquor get into the
camps, and what kind OF soldiers
would we have? The people woke up
at last, and acted. They voted upon
prohibition. The vote carried and now
we have national prohibition. Would
you ever have believed such q thing
could happen? You may be sure that
we are proud OF being the first ma
tlon to have gained such victory.
Who knows? Maybe next we will have
world prohibition! And how much
cleaner ana happier Will the world
be! .,
could go on and tell you about
many more wonderful institutions
and inventions we have now, but
know you would tire OF reading.
hope you are happy in your
heavenly home. wish you could
write to me and tell me all about II.
Perhaps someday, It will be possible
II Edison succeeds In perfecting his
delicate machine by which we may
communicate with the spirit world.
Anyway, I expect to Join you before
long and then we can talk and talk
forever.
Sincerely,
RUTH DE LAP.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-15
MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY
While we study the lives OF poets

While we study the lives of poets
As they journeyed through llfe's
glade;
We must make the decision,
That poets, are born, not made.
When we watch the sturdy farmers,
As they WELD the sharpened blade;
We make the conclusion.
THAT farmers are born, not made.
When we see the eager doctors.
Assisting those who on the couch
are laid;
We to ourselves do mutter,
Doctors are born, not made.
When we hear the ministers pleading
To the sinner; we are dismayed;
And to ourselves do stammer.
Ministers are born. not made.
When the pedagogues keep quarrel
ing
TIL the urchins become afraid:
We in heartfelt sadness whisper
Teachers are born, not made.
Irving Mccall.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-15
Teacher Locked
In; Fire Escape
.SoIues Problem,

How would II feel to be locked In
the school-house overnight? Miss
Evelyn Applegate was locked in for
about half an hour. and she later
claimed that II was not exactly n
pleasant situation.
While she was still at work We'd
nesday evening. everyone left the
building, and someone locked both
the front and side doors. Upon dis
covering this, her first thought was
to telephone to Mr.. Goetz, but the
same Thoughtful person, who had
locked her In. had also locked the Of
flee door. For sometime. she went
from one door to another, in a vain
attempt to, in some way. unlock one
Of them. when she realized that II
was useless to try longer. she almost
gave up-almost, but she didn't like
the idea OF freezing or starving over
night and so she tried again.
Then, she thought OF the fire es-
cape, which had never before been
OF any use to anyone. How was she
to reach II? All the class rooms were
locked, and SO that too, for a mo-
ment. seemed useless. Upon examin-
alton, however, the situation proved
not to be so bad as It seemed at
first. At the end OF the hall between
the library and the assembly. was
a window directly even with the fire
escape. Climbing on a radiator she
crawled through the window, and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-15
If Franklin Got
this Note He Would
knoW All About 1t

The students OF the Junior class
were asked to write an expository let
ter. giving very definite explanation
OF some modern invention or institu-
tion to some person supposed to have
been dead many years. Under such
circumstances explanations concern
ing woman suffrage or the automo-
bile, say to Alexander-the-Great
would necessarily have to be clear
and explicit or the said shade. al
though n brilliant man In his day,
would not understand: so marvellous
has been the Improvement and
changes since his day. For example:
206 South Riverside,
klamath Falls, Ore.
January 12, 1921
Mr.. Benjamin Franklin
Spirit Highway
Second Heaven
My Dear Mr.. Franklin:
You lived such q discreet life while
upon this earth. know you will be
glad to hear the news about prohibi-
tion.
As you know the people Of the
United States have been trying to
get rid OF all intoxicating liquors for
many years. At length prohibition
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-15
EDITORIAL

Citizens of klamath Falls. you
have high school In your midst.
high school that 10 doing excellent
work. Student editors have been
chosen to report to you once a week
in the Saturday edition OF this paper,
various school items together with
examples of composition work. II
you follow these columns closely,
you'll learn that you not only have
first class high school, but some
geniuses living in your community
The contents Of this corner, all
work of high school students, illus
trates.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-15

about four ounces OF Jad Salts from
any pharmacy; take a tablespoonful
In q glass Of water before break
fast and In few days your kidneys
will act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid OF grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with lithia,
and has been used for generations to
flush and stimulate the kidneys. also
to neutralize the acids in urine so II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-15
headaches,
all rheumatism, ,

all rheumatism, headaches, liver
trouble, nervousness, dizziness,
sleeplessness and urinary disorders
come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment-you feel dull ache
In the kidneys or your back hurts
or II the urine is cloudy. offensive,
full Of sediment, irregular og pas
sage or attended by a sensation OF
scalding. stop eating meat and get
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-15

no longer causes irritation, thus end
ing bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure; makes a delightful ef-
fervescent Whitewater drink which
everyone should take now and then
to keep the kidneys clean and ac-
tive and the blood pure. thereby
avoiding serious kidney complica-
tions.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-15

Mrs. Bertha r. Drabelle has been
appointed a building inspector In st.
Louis, with special supervision over
department stores and other estab-
lishments where many women are
employed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-15
QUIT MEAT WHEN
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Take a Glass OF Salts II Your
Back Hurts or Bladder
Troubles You

No man or woman VINO eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally,
says a well-known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which excites the
kidneys, they become over-worked
with the strain. get sluggish and fail
to filter the waste and poisons from
the blood, then we get sick. Nearly
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-15
made her way down the Icy fire os-

made her way down the Icy fire os-
cape.
Although, while in the building,
she declared to herself that she
would never tell anybody that she
was foolish enough to get locked in,
by the time she reached the ground,
the humor of the situation struck
her, and she could hardly wait to tell
the experience to her friends.
JOE UPP