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New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Banker, Guarded bv
Police Chief, Killed
By Pay Roll Bandits
Parolcd Convicts Near Chi
cago Shove Shotguns Into
Auto, Kill Financier and
Ict Away With $I2.I1O

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Giving him no
e""hce Whatever for his life. gang
o'o'a'ed to have been made up Of IA
fo'ed convlcts to-day showed sswed-off
sho'guns through the glass Window
oil closed automobile. murdered 1ol,
'o''e'' president Of the haywood, Ill.,.
state Bank and former president of
'"e village of haywood, stole payroll
OF more than $4,000 and fled.
Nh'c1 Of Police Louis Sweeney. Of
""y"ood. who was guarding Soffcl.
and arthur Benson. also nassenoo,
IN 'he car, were slightly injured AL
'.'' T. AIMING, 3ice- president of the
haywood Bank, offers $500 for tho
capture of the murderers or $500 fo,,
inc capture of any one of the five
~ second tragic side Of the crime
is the fact that the aged mother of
inc slam banker, who has been near
oea'h tor three weeks, is calling for
her son. and attendants fear to tell hcr
ne mas been killed. She is cighty-five
: -" VI unHu ucT son was the OnIV ono
VINO could quiet her when she fell into
a nervous state
coroner Hoffman issued dcnuncia-
!'on OF Parole Board practice Of turn
ing loose unon the community murder
erS and gunmen who immediatclv begin
'ne'r deadly operations. There seems
40 question that the five murdercrs
Wcre parolcd convicts.
Sohee was sixty wears old He was
d director IN two other banks. A wife
ana one married daughter survive him.
Nc with Chief Sweeney and Benson,
was conveying a nay roll of Sl2,14O
20 the plant OF the American Can Com
pany, not far from the bank. The trim
nau been made every Thursday for
A car containing the five men dashed
up and shotguns were poked through
IN nne glass Of the bankers CONVEYANCE.
here was no demand for the men to
hold up their hands or turn over the
cash. Sofoe was murdered instantly.
Sweeney and Benson were forced to
nand out two satchels containing the
money.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06

ed itself to Judge Bayes and Mrs H..
oow'tz was given into the care IF ~.
Nari boettlgcr and Dr. Ernest Nanoh.,
Dr' Vaughan found that the we',nn
was suffering from hypo- -thvro;ditv,' II i"
sun-activity of the thyroid ylana' "a
Nhlch seriously interfcrcd with Lnr
mental tunctloning. In a rcpor, ,,ad',
10 Judge Baycs. DR.. Vaughan st,too
mat symptoms Of the woman's rccova',.
are that ne. memory is very much ;,,,
proved, that she answers ouest;oms
more alertly. Her physical condit,on ,s
greatly improved too. Her mcnta, i'm
proVement was so marked undcr IN =
treatment that DR.. Vaughan rccon y
mended continued susucnsjon Of tI,o
sentence. ~ ''e
Dr. Vaughan said he was usuau,.
consulted with regard to the disposi,
ton of doubtful cases in the nistv; 'HpU?'.
A1''orneys Office. In the case at hand
we physlcal cause Of the woman's sit
u"uoh was plain. he said. There arc
enaiac'er'stlc symptoms OF thyroid i'm
poverishment, lie said
Dr. Vaughan declared That crjmino}
cases susceptible to treatment bv 40
shcep gland process arc rare. Crim;-
halltN was usually the result of on
vironmcnt. He thought. however. that
physical examination frequently would
dlSc!ose physical causes Of crimjnaI;tv
When asked if Mrs Licbowitz had
submitted willingly to the sheen cland
treatment. DR.. Vaughan answered af
hrmatively. Her alternative. he said
was long sentence.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Chunls Rescue
5 Boys Riding
River Ice Cake

" Continued from page one,
,A.,d, we're playing about TWENTY-FIVE
'-'us from shore when the ice broke.
Alarm Spread Quickly
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06

he journal Of the American Medical
association asserted they did not re-
gard beer and wine as necessary thera-
peutlc agents in the practice Of medi-
cine. A majority made a similar asser-
ton IN regard to whisky.
ABOUT four-hfths Of these physicians
declared there we're no instances in
their practices where suffering or death
mad resulted from enforcement Of the
prohibition laws. and about three ffths
favored restrictions in prescribing
whisky beer or wine.
IN the nineteen states 6.797 physi-
cians replied they did not consider
whisky necessary therapcutic agent
IN the practice of medicine and 6.519
asserted they had found it of value
beer as therapeutic agent was sup
ported by 2.66S physicians and opposed
by 9,9S2
The result of the replies from six
states follows:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Elliott S. Norton MOI
Connected With Film Firm,

Elliott 5. Norton, fcrmcrlv asso-
c'atcd with the National City Bank and
now affiliated with the Elliott Water
Heater Corporation. VINO served tho
government during the war for ST q
year in the Department of Commerce.
- not III any way connected with Film
industries, Inc. Mr.. Norton has not
been connected with the organization
at any time. He has been confused
W'th Eliot Norton. who is under in
dictment for over-issuing stock of the
film concern WY
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06

er said. The words used on the plates
contained the letters zen" in iuy;a
nos,tion. presumably in order to enable
the gang TO use them to paste over tna
last two letters on 50 bills. raising
them to tic $40 denomination.
In Faoer's home "A number Of small
bills and several raised notes were
found when the Secret Service men
served warrant there Captain
Tucker believes that Fabcr has been
operating for more than a year and
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06

,A.tdC s.. iAAEs S1OOu( twenty-five
A-o"i sncre when the ice broke.
Alarm Spread Quickly
III. s - 'ne cake of ice upon which rode
thsr 'slllined sl Frank and Joe and Mat
avoid;nao ;Snou'ed encouragement to their
smannas col!isions with other and
racsa d'' ice blocks, Hugh and Eddie
thew va. oack TO the village. Before
thsv started for .he shore. however
Comrades. IN u o"se"eht 10 lhelf
CostaSIia CsSn and Eddie told Police Captain
hanrssno', OF Dobbs Ferry, what had
Of ofIlyIemed' lIea.:d' and he notified the police
alono .'hgs. The news spread quickly
hurr;sd 'ne river, and many persons
had su.ts 70 the waters edge. Darkness
how settled over the river and the
bon. could not be seen as they were
lightss ~ tunownstream. Automobile head
sidos .nrown upon the river from both
Hn.i Ia'ied to reveal them.
after and Eddie didn't wait long
Thev ..eportIng to Captain Costello.
At H. '1reed q on a run for Hastings.
found ,de cir over Ridge Yacht Club they
about tn'ei Of Police Connell, who was
rowhoot START out into the river in a
and 49,; 49,. Hugh and Eddie, breathless
mined d.aeed but none the less deter
take =, insisted that they be allowed to
tho ~: s;e BOAT out into the river. and
'"e Chief consented. vac '''''' anu
canah. eney neared midstream thew
tbs"' tbrssl sight of the ice chunk and their
them cnums nuns, coming swiftly toward
wera rn,a' Frank and Joe and Matthew
ear. nuddied in its center, clineinp to
slinn;.o o'her to save themselves from
rp'"s from its surface.
Steamer Hits Cake
4. "ogh t and Eddie shouted to tho trio
W;,ttn;e tne small boat neared the cake
rada ,"';l =. hundred feet Of their com
r;Sa. ,Hue there loomed up the % hnlk f" of
tea st,ea steamer, moving silently doun'
bsd bbs,sam in the darkness. The s+eamn, eomn
and and not sighted the floating ice cake
so,;a'1 moment later it had crashad
caks into it. The impact hroke the I
boN. INTO smaller ones. and tho tbrae
ws,sx sss on it pitched headlonp i'm into " tho
Edd;. nG instant later, however Hucb and
nr tbs were alongside of them and pull.
,n.,' me drenched ice riders into 'i the
'te al. Doat The boat that struck the
10 N.AAe was a steamer from Newburoh
their Doys reached shore quickly in
w.. Iowboat and Joe and Matfhe,v
teen p paced beside hot stove. FIT.
y. res"nsd ~.nuses later the rescuers and
Debbs -. r.eu were on their way back to
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
'1e Luxe Burglar
Engages Detective
TO Act as Helper
Assistant Offers to Lead Wav
TO Likely Place and Eel.
low With a Jimmy Finds
He Is in Police Station

George Z. Mason. thirty eight years
old, no home. arrived in town early
yesterday morning. bringing with him
an oighteen-inch sectional jimmy and
desire for comranionship
Mason entered the city bv way Of
the Pennsylvania Station. and right
there he met couple Of agreeable
gents in the persons of Detectives
John Nesey and Patrick Meehan. The
two had been detailed to give this gate
way to the city the benefit Of their
keen observation in the event that "a
man from out OF town" came in that
way.
1t was about two o'clock in the
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Liquor No Medicine, Say
Doctors of l0 States
Majority Declare Whisky Of No
Value; Also Condemn
RnNv anal w..
Beer and Wine

CHICAGO, Jan. 3 (By The Associated
Iress "a majority Of the physicians
IN nineteen states, representing all sec
',onS OF the country. replying to an
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17
PIECE GOODS

q Big aseos ln1ens cz vYt.iie &C., Skirt
esaot!s Eog &ors Ssts, Serges, etc. at prices too
sg:gegous tc n2cn:2a, but the goods are here the
Prices correct.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17
SHOES and SLIPPERS

For al tAo family. al She reyy ones at extreme
" low plices. Every pair guaranteed. Gall
os. US before ycu make your purchase. You Will
be blessed We have some good Shoes and
Slippers, broken Sizes that we viii put ON tables
at very loyy prices. Less shan cost of making
toeasy. son,c While Slippers fer children, for
szaery 7Sc 10 $3.Z5 al prices from SEC to Acc the
pa:s. They sge COED fey children for every day
wear. Many othess propogtionately r-ice6.
You viii rzsiss she hargan Of year life if you fail
to buy CUR Shoes noyy.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS

Here IS where we shine. We were exception
ally fortunate in being able to make Cur clothing
purchases fEcsn enc of the large clothing dealers
WHO are charging their plant. To do SO we're
closing cut every garment at a sacrifice price
OveralIs up to the finest Suit We are going
TO offer OversIis for men for these two weeks
only at from 85c the pain to Sl.65 for the very
best. We have some good blue OveraIIs at 81 As.
Boys 0veraiis at 55c the pair.
ODD PANTS-A big assortment, just the kind
and She price you want. Prices Sl.45 up to S.
for lhe very best. A fit for ali up to 46 waist.
Beautiful soods-ges pair new.
Boys Fants from -------------------50c pair I'D
Boys Pants wcrth Si.50 -----------Special 98c
Boys Pants, worth Sl.a5 ----------Special Sl.5o
Boys Pants, worth $3.50 Special $3.50
Boys SUITS fross, liza TIP TO s1159
A big line CT goca dependable Clothing, beauti-
fgi coloFs, az frosza $3.50 to $50, with every
Su;& we sell for boys premium goes with the
Suit. Boys bring Eac: along and get one Of
tEscse Suits and prezzlig,Er1 with Il.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17
FURNITURE, RUGS RUGS LIh!llEI.EE:l!IEEtll

T.InoEens frs,ys2 S5c yard UP, La u3:Eai pat;exna
Rugs, small size, Csc ZIP; Sxl2 Eiugs in Stray
Mating, Grass and Tapestry, already tco low
priced but for these two weeks we are go;ng to
sell these Rugs at e very Ebera. discount, Let
US show you these Rugs and naEse ycu the price
will sell for. You will be pleasantly surprised
-Yo are the loser If you fail to get one Of these
during the two weeks.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17
PROGRAM
MUSIC CLUBS CONvENTIO N AT LEXINGTON
THURSDAY. MAy is. 1922

500 \ afRegisaon
nvocation--Rev.
49, -7-S Community singtng-~Anerica the Beautiful"
Tune %e'& sa Ss a@'I by Samuel si e. lat Ward
- o beautiful spacious skies
For amber waves of grain
Above fruited plain!
And 6w r@p thy 's go s"1' with G Brotherhood os
bs ss3if sea for TO r 41ipinS fs ss
th %asss stern or e nSss9 Ssa5 stress
ams Assoss s sns E!de'"ss
God mend thine every flaw,
Confirm thy soul self-contrOl
Thy in
Kcshemer, President
Response-ars. G. VI. Pickles. Publicity Chairman,
R RsDsFts from from s ss' c 9,ese's
lis A. 5Address: Music Club as community
Diousso2----Ero.. c. \.
s:is Message c--arrs-
$50 p 9-Aa9no6,e 6riye thru the Blue 'as5
Hamilton coas9s compliment VISITING club members
ton coes Of Music Miss Anna COR. Chairman
$50 \ M-ascet5ng called 20 order by PRESIDENT
Singing old kentucky
Tho sun shines bright
Tts summer gay;
'"o INK ns +. Mel .a.. 'ssr -, IL. ..x
=
n y hardt
O
Wep no
sing
For the old cnu home.
20 tfe odE ontu home ia
Tealn Oh
Rcport Of Standin
of
port or Nomina
tion @
Aianson Tli2g Leadr
A. Nh
AIAd und
= @ "a
N-oodland Audi o.ul
=. NJ
p of
Orern dland torium
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17
CLOTHING FOR FEN

,East he thing you yvsz,t at TIE price you want
70 pay. a.. W2oi Suits at frcsn SI2.s0 10 SIS.
Also come cheaper Suits, g range Of coloys, and
eor,e good Blue Sergas. We viii surprise you
Let us show you cur Suits at $ls, slG50, sl75e
SIS cd UP. 3 beautiful pair Of Socks OF Necl<tie
free with each Suit we sci! far z,an shove S12:SG
Get youts nas-~Csr Prices axe Iowez-you lose
il you fail TO see otsg Clothing.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17
FURNITURE.

We have good line Of Chairs, Rockers, Bed
steadS, Wood, Metal, and Brass Drssaers, Kitch-
en Cabinets, Dining Tables, Mattresses, Bed
Springs, Porch Swings, etc. AL go at liberal
discount from May 20 to June 3, 1922.
Iteras tco varied 10 mention prices but they
are correct, and still an extra discount. Buy
yoUE Household wants row. We are cheapsr.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17

hkmds
Hb h
gHwe offer edont dynroau hmmmyca eae
TunaKfc thu bdo h returning scandal
VIZ gain krmeu1h V come see uhmA show
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17
WALL PAPER

Aired Peats wall Papers SpeciaIty
Special at .-2c tsp.
IE2 This connection we think il worth while to
zgaenticn the FACT thai we carry Feeds, Farming
Implements, and Wire Fence. Is III the market
ii viii pay you to ard get rock bottom,
prices.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17

in conclusion we wish to state that OR stock is too lar
prices ar4 rghs. Il you Do rot see what you want as
seen rs !. cho.1ld, The chances are we have it, Cal
sviII not a you 10 pay one cent until you have seen t
one nle7b4roE each family who visits our store durir
have charge his part Of the business We will app
sure 70 give y9r address, Be sure TO come to see us
Jhe highest ma rket price on produce We have a m
Prices for SAND in exchange for the most beautiful and
e assure yo prompt service and courteous attenti
and address DON'T FORGET THE JANE. AND p.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17
MILLINERY

Yes, Millinery, too, viii be sold at nice dis
count. You win want Hal while the prices
are reduced. Be sure TO see our Hats.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17
DRY GOODS And NOTIONS

In tisssa Two departments the iteErrs are tao
rlsif1:ci gas &c ,zsc.1tio1.
r.ns, sl.aai! Item, but useful, q papers for &c
DIS Bui&Sas, special values Sc the card
Dress EGStoz2s, extra fine -------1c the card
ladies' HcsieTy special number at lie pair
Silk Hose, special number for ------45c pair
Six EE2se, special number fer -------89c pair
Silk Hosc, special number in all shades, a
zee: value at-&22S 25 ------Spec;al sI.4S pair
Chez Sill EEose fycrn -------------S2 to So pair
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
Coed factory Cotton ----Spscial at 8 y-Sc ytl
Other factory Cotton at special prices.
Bleach Gotten frora -----------12 lac VI
CiNCHATaS
just 9 word il, regard TO the Cotton situation
The Cotton districts are flooded, the Ieyee being
broken IN number Of places, along the Misss-
sippi river causing many dollars loss to the far
n1ers, In the face CT this, Cotton has already
advanced rapidly. This in connection with the
mill strikes row on, the outlook is FAR from, prom
ising in the cotton situation, and believe that
cthex advances are due in staple merchandise.
Yet IN die face OF the situation we shall maintain
o.. present extraordinary low prices for the few
Gays yet tau this period Of special prices from
SO 10 s 222.
We 1:c,4 have IN transit one lot Of G;z,gi,Hz,s
yy;lsc2 kore TO aava in i:rEae to offer al spe-
ci2i price Ct l0c psv yarS, Also enc lot 80 oEser
ut sIae aE,ec;ai price Of Il l-2c a yard. Csher
:s;ne>cnas ranging il price Erona I5c the yard to
iae erec;:.s rsice CT G3c Inc yard.
ask 20 see GEE special <zirsshaEas at 2Ic the yard
Long Cloth, sgo@th 22c Special Il l-2c yard
Prints verb l5c Special l-2c yag<;
PRINTS szoEa --- -----Sc uD
ToweIing al tine special price os 50 1-ac yard
EsEAnY- T0-WEAR
We just Will 10 call yoc:s attention to Tie fact
that we carry 8 splendid Inc Of Ladies Waists,
Dress Skirts, Dresses ecr children, and Aprons,
etc. big range O. coIors and prices. ASK
tc see them and get GUY prices.
PIECE GOODS
q Big a@ac93 zrr2eIls oz Write &C.. Skirt
esaot!s EoE &1rc Ssjs, Serges, etc. at prices too
sIeE ouS tc Ya4c2io, but the goods are here the
Prices correct.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17
CEzELDREN's SOCKS

+ bset5:f,zi Ene CT these at from Is 10 Soc pair
SILK
We VII offer cur Six ali o. good qualify at
frcrn SIS TO SE.SS yard.
Cu~ Vo:!es and 0rgand;es are under priced,
] really beIow HE market ps;ce Of today. Our
prices r1nge fro11s IS yard to si.25 yard. a
beautiful si,cwing al 25c and 35c and up. Don't
fsil TO see cyr big selection before purchase
We can please both in the goods and price. -
US show you ozzr goods.
See CIR special CT Laces at SC yard.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17
Beginning Saturday morning 20 Ending Saturday night June 3
TALCUM POWDER

Faiz.1 Olive, extra goo5, worth Csc Special Zoe
Palm Olive Face Powder and Cold Cream at
rec:uced prices. Ask the clerk for prices.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17

Good factory Cotton -------Special at 8 Use yal
OtEser factory Cotton at special prices.
Bleach Gotten frcrzl ---12 I-2c VI
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-17

HARRD DH!IAaIlEI;, COOK COOK and OIL STOVES
Asarrsa Clocks yoytIs $3.50 Special Sc
Alarm Clocks cuckoo style Special &c
Other Cuc.co Clocks day at special prices.
Watches worth $I.75 Spscial $l.I9
New is the tims fer Oil Stoves. Get Wsgers'
special sseice5 On CGl Stoves noyy--the price Is
=. ~&1Iaas ,.a.e - It.
: 20 TT LIZ se placed or Coal Cock
G'cye&. (se..=st'e price--see the Stove--b::y
ycssEs NOW ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-24
An OLD RECIPE
To DARKEN HAIR
sage Tc1 and sulphur Turns Gray,
Faded Hair DARK and
Glossy

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and sulphur. properly compound
ed. brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streak
ed or gray. Years ago the only way to
get this mixture Was to make II at
home. which Is mpssy and trouble
some.
Nowadays we simply ask ut any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
sulphur Compound" You will get n
large hottie OF this old-time recipe
improved by the addition of other in
gradients, at'very little cost, Every
body uses this preparation now, be,
cause ma one can possibly tell that
you darkened your. hair, as II does
Il so naturally and evenly, You
dampen sponge or soft brush with
Il aud draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time;
by morning the gray hair disappears.
and after another application or two.
your hair becomes beautifully dark.
thick anh glossy and You look yoars
younger ADJ,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-24
CLASSIFIED ADS

.STRAYED OR STOLEN--One light
gray. 1900 pound mare. Last
seen near klamath Falls. Notify Box
404. 22-24'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-24
MT. LAkl e. FAIRVlEW

ltov Hewitt the Sunday school
missionary attended the MI. Lnkl
sunday nchool SUNDAY mOrpinR and
preached ni 1850,
The Ladies' club mot with Mrs,
Fay Fnirclo Inst ThurBdny afternoon,
The afternoon was Rpcnt IN work on
the name quit aud visiting. lee
cream and cakes were served Those
proHont were MoNdnmoR. W. iiurk. u,
Khylor. loHH johnson, e, Lntta. e. a.
nm. w NJ choyuc, jess Brown. Sum
Enman, !. w. Enmnn. Fay Fairclo,
Mary Grlfnth. ira Orrm, Glenn. <
EaWwUud. clyde Grlfllih. Klgcr.
John Kuontg, r. n Case, Otto
Nuhlcg, II u Morrison. Frank stow.
art, Misses ruth rattcn. gorEuon.
Nuyn Glenn. Corcm Myrtle Butler,
DIV" nm, Amy aud Jessie Johnson,
Lcoland Chcyn", Mariory and Betty
Fnlrolo. Carol Grlfnth, aud Icin
brown.
4 party left fpr the wild black.
berry patch across the mountains
last week. Thoy" Of the party were,
Nr. nnd Mrs, Jim stewart and fam
ilN. Mr. and Mrs Will Kaylor and
children. Mrg nrown, Miss Bcrnlcc
ana Lucille Dawson Thcy viii also
Nislt ~" hucElrborry patch aud cX'
prui 10 return home Sunday
l'yor"t, Man ia binding hiH grain
un 'ho jim stewart place,
l'ou Dawson hauled load ~
wpnd from chcboa Wednesday
otto wuhhios "a binding grain for
81 nurant thiH week
O,tu bnilon started heading on
h.H own place Saturday ana moved
on u y, MprrlHun'E place Wcdncs-
dJy
John Euouts wnl quite ~ Tor q few
dnyB this week
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-24
LONE PINE

MrH. &. W, Lowls visited Mrs. Carl
llafkB lnat week
Miss phyrnc COrnm spent last
week with Nova Glenn.
VIM and pinkncy llnrkR visited at
LcwIh' Sunday,
a, Bucslng hcadcd rye for Mrs
Tnllmnn last week.
Agnes Enmpn visited Maggie Tall.
man at klamath Falls Saturday,
Henry s.mon IN moving to tho
Harry Telford place this week.
Chas. Burnett 10 moving on 60 the
Somon place.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-24
Sugar Carrier Champ
Breaks Down In Trying
To Smash Own Record

OGDEN. Utah, Aug, ~ william
~. tSugarJ Cnhlll, Ogdon's champion
sugar carrier. IL through trying To
break HIS own record Of two years
ago when he carried u hundred
pound sack upon his back for ten
miles.
Several days ago Cnhill Ahoulderod
n sack Of sugar and attempted To bet
tor his old mark. but this effort end
ed diRastrougly when Cahlll collap-
scd after going three miles.
Toledo Huge spruce plan begins
operations.
Astoria Work starts on new
$500 900 hotel.
siO3.794 contracts let for LOstinc.
Enterprise highway
oregon city Work being rushed
on bridge across Willamette.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-24
SUMMONS
Equity No. -
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR kLAM-
lATH COUNTY.
Fred Schonchin. Plaintiff,

STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM-
tATH COUNTY.
Fred Schonchin, Plaintiff,
.. vs..
BESSIE Schonchin. Defendant.
TO BESSIE SCHONCHIN. the
above named defendant, In the Name
~ the State OF Oregon. you are here
by required TO appear and answer the
complaint filed against you In the
above entitled suit. on or before
the 9TH day OF September.
1929, that being the day OF the last
publication OF summons and the last
day within which you are required
TO answer. as fixed by the order OF
publication OF this summons. IL you
fail TO appear and answer. the plain
TN will apply 10 the court for the> re-
lief demanded In said complaint.
Said suit Is brought to secure dis
solution OF the bonds OF matrimony
existing between yourself and plain
tiff. aud In based upon cruel and
lnhuman treatment Of the plaintiff
by you. This summons Is published In
the Evening Herald. daily news
paper of general circulation, print
cl, published. and circulated at
Klamath Falls. klamath county.
Oregon, by order OF the Honorable
A, l.. Loayitt. Judge Of said court. ana
dated July 81, 1879. the first pub
lication To be made On the 2Ith day
OF July, l922, and the last publica-
tlon thereof on the eth day Of Sep
tembcr. l922.
RENNER. MANNING & GANONG,
American National Bank Bldg.
klamath Falls. Oregon.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
4 o7 3lOl72ls1 ST
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-24
BY Our Country Editors

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