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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-20

L. l.. Low, postage. tax collecting.
1916.
Mrs. Ray Taylor, meals election,
5000,
Henry & Moore. mileage, election,
$3.50.
Lem l.. Gaghason, Justice. 1855.
Lem l., Onghagpn. Justice, sa3b.
LON l., Gnghngcn, Justice, }i35
Lcm l.. Gnghngcn, Justice. t5,7O.
Lcm l.. Uaghngnn, jnsiicr, $500,
Jack O'Connor. justice, ti.7O.
". 4. Smith. Justice. $40.
Lom l., Gnghagon, justice, fl0,75.
J. J. Mclaughlin. Justice, ti7O.
Lem l., Gaghasen, Justice, 1890.
~. x. Wilson. Justice, s170,
l.. l.. 0bghagon. justice, sb.i6.
LON l. Gnghagen. Justice. 81 go.
l.. l.. Gaghagon. justice, fjtb.
j. A, I.uard, justice. si,1o.
o, Burh, Justice, .ti.1O.
q. NJ. Stoney, justice. $40.
&. l.. Quaif, Justice, $40.
e. l.. SDodgrass. Justice. tI7o.
". \. Wilson. justice, si7O.
Lom L.. Gaghason. Justice. sos.
. Lcm l.. Gaghngen. Justice, $40.
Lom l.. Gaghagon, Justice, t3.Sb.
Lem l., Gagbagon, justice. $G.iJ.
NJ. J Barnes, Justice. &i.20.
Lem l.. Gnghagcn, Justice. St.35.
Lem J.. Gaghngcn. Justice. 1886.
l.. -. Burk, Justice. $500.
Lem l.. Gaghagcn. Justice. $t.35.
Lem l.. Gaghagen. Justice. sass.
l.. ID. Bnrk. Justice. $500.
Lem J.. Gaghagcn, Justice. st.3b.
Lem l., Gaghagcn. Justice. f7.i5.
Lem l.. Gaghagen. Justice, 1920.
Lem l.. Gaghagen. Justice. $500.
Lem l.. Gaghagen. Justice. 1895.
Lem l.. Gagbagcn. Justice. s3.o5.
Lem l.. Gaghagcn. justice. &i.35.
Lem l.. Gaghagcn. justice. $t3b,
Lem l.. Gnghagcn, Justice, f3.s5.
Lem l.. Gaghngen. Justice. $3.50.
Minnie Kroncnsburg Justice. $40.
Lottic Agcc. Justice, $40.
King Price. Justice. $40.
Madgo Patterson, Justice. fl,T0.
Mary pructt Justice, $40.
Elva Cox. justice. si.T0.
Mrs. NJ, Cherry, Justice. Si.IO.
Jack Smcad. Justice, $40.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-20
\ Matter Of Diet

4 negro employed at one of the
movie Stndios IN Hollywood was
drafted by u director TO do u novel
comedy scor~ with n lion.
"you get into this bed" ordered
\ the director, and wc'il bring the
vilon IN and put him In bed with you
u viii he u scream"
Put u il-un In bed Wild me-"
tai. ! quits right heath and now ali
docs'"
"But." protested the director, this
lion won't hurt you. This lion was
brought up on milk"
so wuz brung up on milk" wall
I'd the negro. "hu, nh eats meat
now"
Doc. Hunt says the wiscs make
mistakes but only the fools duplicate
thom.
A man In Atlanta Ga. sat an u
Jury that granted u divorce tn his
wife. No ono would know bottcr
than he u sho was entitled Ia II,
How Much Extra If You Tuck Ia
In and Kiss Ia Good Night'--tAd
In the Odcboit News Odobolt. IaD
CIIAS. ]. KIRClIER
rhc House Of Dependable Furniture,
Odcbolt. Iowa.
ncds and bedding.
Notice:
We stand behind Every bed We Sell.
A newspaper doctor says ono is al
ways IN danger OF infection II he sits
nearer than five feet to tho person
ho In convorsing with, and tho mys'
terry is now do tho attractive Nom.
bors Of the porch swing crowd man
age 10 keep so we'll. considering tho
chances We understand they take?
T., =, Abbott says tho taxpayer In
beginning TO suspect. there are no
cheaper cuts" IN tho Congressional
pork barrel.
Health and Wealth
"Iio spent his hoalth to get hiS
wealth
And then. with might and main.
uo turned around and spent Ills
wealth
To got HIS health again.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-20
Henri The Waiter

llcnrt The Waiter
DO you like this jazs music
Henri "
Hut no. II IL not art"
when you do not cnro for II"
hut yes. II In helpful when you
drop u dish"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-20

J. u. Endors \ Co. appreciate
your patronage. 1920 Inc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-20
The Office Cat
ny JUNIUs

u IN claimed that poison ivy eau
BE- cured by applying gasoline.
What IN tho antcdotc for gnollnc :
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-20

New skirts according to q fash.
Ion Journal are being made ~ rugs
Hut where nrc they finding rugs
short onough7
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
RED CROSS BEGINS
NEAR EAST DRIVE

Washington d. C.-Plans for imme-
date relief work In the near east
overshadowed all else when the annual
convention OF the American Red Cross
was opened here Monday by It's chair
man. Judge John Barton Payne Thou
sands of delegates were in attendance
from all parts OF the country.
Judge Payne read letter from Pres.
ident Harding. who was unable TO at.
tend the opening session. expressing
satisfaction because OF the organiza.
tons unfailing strength and readiness
for every emergency.
President Harding has designated
the American Red Cross and the Near
East Relief to supervise the collection
and administration OF a near east
emergency fund. drive for which is
TO be started ut once.
This decision was announced by the
president late Sunday. following con.
ferences with special committee of
which WIN II. Hays is chairman.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
OREGON BONUS TOTAL
IS EIGHT MILLION

Salem. ORA total OF SS.O42, 1852 40
In soldier bonus and loan money has
been distributed about the state up to
and including September 80, accord
ing to tabulation made by the sec
rotary OF state. or this amount 49,.
S49,253.79 is in loans and $4,193, 09s.61
is bonus payments. The number OF
loans is 1915 and the number OF bonus
payments 1926.
OF the total amount paid to date.
there has been one loan for every
twelve bonus payments. OF the total
numbers OF bonuses and loans issued.
two remain undelivered because of
legal proceedings, thirteen because Of
claimants having died before receipt
OF payment and eighteen by reason
OF being unclaimed at the addresses
given by claimants.
In addition to the total above given,
refunds OF educational aid In the sum
OF Sl35.0s3.9l have been made, bring.
ing the total disbursed from the fund
up to $s.l7S.256.3l.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
CANCELLING DEBTS FOUGHT
Senators Say America Should Make
No More Loans.

Washington, ID. C.--Cancellation of
allied debts to the United States was
opposed unanimously by three sena.
tors-Mckinley. republican. Illinois
Spencer. republican. Missouri, and
Harris. democrat. Georgia, in discus.
sing their impressions of an extensive
tour of Europe. where they were Amer.
lean delegates TO the inter. parliamen.
tary peace union.
All three agreed on their arrival
here that there was much suffering
and economic distress In Europe. but
that the American government should
make no more loans there. They united
In predictions that Germany would
work herself out of her present diff.
Guilty.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-13
EUROPE WILL NEED FOOD
French and German Grain Crops Show
Material Decline.

Washington, ID. ca substantial
yearly decline In the grain crops OF
both France and Germany is shown
in estimates prepared by the interna.
tional institute OF agriculture at Rome
and cabled to the agricultural depart.
ment here.
Frances 1922 wheat production Is
placed at 235 .3S0.0OO bushels. de.
crease of SS.O9O.OOO from las, year, and
that of Germany at 69.67O 900 bushels,
representing a decline OF $3.50. 900.