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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16
FIRE Department
ADOPTS SLOGAN
Let Citizens be Fire Prsvertsrs
and Firemen Fire
Fighters.

Now that Wilmington as a city hsa
. slogan all its own and one Nr su-
perior To any which anyothec city
can boast. Fire Chief William =.
i.utx has deemed AZ only hitting nnu
proper that the nre department should
have slogan OF i,s own md accord
ingly the following has been adopted
let the citizens he the IRE pre-
Ncntef~ and the fremen the fire hight
cr-".
This Ia 10 be prominently brought
before the residents OF the city during
tsc prevention week October . to .
and Ii will be displayed nj all times
hy the Are department.
In connection with his campaign OF
education 20 forcibly impress upon
Wilminxtonian tho awful con~e-
auenccs VI carelesences where Are is
concerned Chief Lutz has issued an
other or the instructive stories which
show In an interesting way just how
fires are caused. This narrative fol-
lows
Cigarette was tried in Municipal
court this incoming. charged with hav-
ms set fire TO a large chemical stor-
age houee. and causing damage oil
approximately 100000
Cigarette pleaded no, guilty, and az
ter hearing all tho evidence In the
case the Judge dismissed Cigarette
al the same time warning all cigarette
smokers against throwing lighted Gig
arcttos away.
In behalf of Cigarette. counsel foi
the defence stated that Cigarette wac
M mans pocket In the warehouse
and dangerous chemical was NJ thai
time being stoscd IN the warehouse
No smoking" signs were tackled M
all around. hut the man paid no at
tention 90 them. lie took a chance
When Il was nearly consumed. h.
took q out 81 his pocket and threw !
on the floor whore u came into con
tact with some of the dangerous chem
ichl that spilled on the floor. imme
diatcly firing came. The flame tina
She cigarette caused followed tho trail
az chemical until Il came to the TAM
from which u had spilled. and upo
reaching 10 caused an explosion whicl
fired the whole building together wit
its contents.
ON account ~ the auicknes- Wit
, which the fire started after this ex
plosion. the nremen could do nothin
but r.cysnt the Gre from spreading
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16
About Getting Things
in Wanamaker's
When You Shop in Philadelphia

(The m a 10 rity Of
things it is all but in
stinct with them to get
here
After sleeping on
s m o o t h, substantial
Wanamaker s h e e t 8,
burying your wet face
in =. satisfying Wana-
maker towels, spreading
out fine heavy Wana-
maker napkins on your
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16
Taking Home a Box of
Famous Wanamaker
Candy

w be the best feature Of oisit tho Wonamaker
Store-in the eyes Of foiks who'll help sat III
The absoiuts purity Of the insysdisns of Wanamater
candies safe goodies place the hands Of the
both old and young.
Wanonuaksr candles made by recipes in
sunny scupuiouy clean and sanitary factory. and
KNOW Dhaf goes into them.
Wifhaf they reasonable in price and aipoys douy
FRESH including the pachass containing pound
which aDays hand ready wrapped for hurried
people Nth trains appointments TO meet.
tMan store)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16


played on the Main
Floor, deserve not mere
ly that lingering glance
Of admiration that they
always get from every
woman who passes
them, but the closer at
tention that they receive
from every woman who
is looking for lace to be
used for any purpose,
whether that Of half-a-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16

what Is your regular businessr'
asked the Judge OF the man who had
just been convicted OF selling a gold
brick to nm unsuspectins citizen OF
New York City. which k tho only
place they can be sold nowadays
"Your honor" answered tho man,
being honest Is my regular trade. and
was on my vacation. Farm Life
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16

The damage was estimated At $1,000
900. Ill caused through this one man
"Tak1ng . chance with lighted ciKa-
retts."
Chief Luts warns not to throw away
= cagarstts or cigar stump unless tho
smoker known that the nrs n entirely
sxtinguished. He advises that tho
smoker check up on himself. that he
watch his atop and thereby prevent
hrea.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16
CITY BALANCES.

City Treasurer white reports that
the Mayor and Council of Wilmington
hns bank balance OF $l,e3s.576.6O.
which includes a current account of
,a5l .55a.os and the following
special accounts: Street paving tax,
s5l.7si.ls: bond sale. 3e.s7l.41; har-
Dor Improvement, sl91.259.a5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16
LETTERS on ESTATES.

Register OF Wills Isaac r. Brown
has granted letters as follows:
Administration c. I. a.--On the es
tate OF William II. Smith TO Sarah ]
Shcarer.
Tcstamentary-On the estate O
Elizabeth e. Feard TO Susie J. Ford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16

where in America, if not
earlier.
Since so many women
who dress in all-black
must make their prepa-
rations for change at
this time to the warmer
fabrics suitable for Fall
wear, mention may be
made of the many fine,
pretty and fashionable
things that are coming
every few days into the
Salon Of Mourning Wear
at its new location on
the Main Gallery (Juni-
PERI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16

cious stones, the rich
ropes of pearls, the fine
watches for both men
and women.
From a practical
standpoint, the Wanna
maker Jewelry Store Is
an eminently desirable
place in which to trans
act so important a pur-
chase as that Of a piece
or a service Of silver, an
article of jewelry or a
timepiece.
Not merely can you
choose here from a Won
derful assortment in
such fine things, but you
enjoy the protection Of
the Wanamaker guaran-
tee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16

knees two or three times
a day ever since your in
fancy or your maturity,
where would you think
Of going when in need of
household linens, save to
Wanamaker's?
ut MIGHT be said
that there are two
- classes of persons
W h o appreciate the
trustworthy offerings Of
our old, good Linen
Store: those who were
brought up on the best
linens and those who
were not so fortunate.
Fine laces and fine
linens are two things
that all women are born
with a natural love Of.
Show us the woman
who deliberately picks
inferiority in either, or
says she detects no diff
ference.
Even if she were
blind, she would have
her finger-tips.
Not since the war has
any store been able to
procure and to import
heavy household linens
wi t h out encountering
some difficulties, so that
in some establishments,
even standards of quail
tiles that were previ-
ously high may have
suffered a jolt; But our
" b a n n e r with the
strange device" - Ex-
celsior! ("to be trans
slated as Every thread
pure flax") has not
yielded an iota of it's
erectness.
We've an assortment
of splendid household
linens that can't be ex-
celled for quality and
variety, nor for reason
able price.
r ACE, whose high
l. place in the femi-
nine heart has
just been spoken of, is
also a feature high in
fashion at the present
time.
The w IN a m a k e l
laces, charmingly dis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16
x w HETHER you
wv are a man or
whether vo,1'ra

WllStilcT you IS
a woman, you're inter-
ested at this season in
the subject Of NEW
CLOTHES.
The Women's Fashion
Salons First Floor) are
fascinating in their dis
play Of new, handsome
and seasonable gar
ments for every occasion
from the smart sports
suit to the ravishing eve
ming gown or the prac-
teal, yet charming Fall
wrap.
1t is impossible MOTTO
exclaim in admiration
over the many beautiful
reproductions Of new
Partisan models, the
clever, fetching French
ideas that literally are
not an hour old before
they are caught for US
(and for you) and
brought here for US (and
for you) as early as they
can be displayed any,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16

rough and rsvsngcfui practices OF the
savage Indiana. Several other changes
IN tho constitution have been recon-
mcndcd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16

q UGH orders like
- these, multiplied
an d diversified,
reach us in every Sec
ond Of the business day.
They come by mail,
they come over the tele-
phone, but most continu-
ously Of all, Of course,
they flow over the many
counters, to which flock
our friends from close
at hand and our visiting
friends from greater
distances.
These, our customers
and guests, come here
because here they can
see, hear, enjoy and &C
quire things such as are
not assembled in such
choice or such qualities
in any place in the
United S t a tie S save
Wanamaker's.
They are and they al
ways will be as welcome
to survey as to pur-
chase; to carry away
without a penny's out
lay as much as they can
seize with the eye or ear
and S t ore in the
memory.
One thing, however,
is certain:
Neither t h e couple
on their bridal tour,
hailing from Kalama-
ZOO. nor the man or
woman from far Ha-
waii, or, indeed, Egypt;
nor the resident Of any
of the neighbor towns
to Philadelphia, passes
through Phila delphia
without, making a bust
ness call at Wanna
makers, if they have on
their minds the pur-
chase Of merchandise OF
any kind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16

This largest and most re-
markable Book Store IN the
world is receiving daily, as
its wont, every new book Of
any consequence on the very
day Of its leaving the press.
Seeing that nowhere else
can q book lover make such
a survey and choice among
all the good new volumes
tMaf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16


AN infant tohen it gazes at
the light
is no more naturally
a n d irresistibly a t.
tracted than is any man,
woman or child who
falls within the sphere
Of fascination created by
the ranks on ranks of
cases of glittering sill
verware, the dazzling di-
Almonds, and other pre-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16

and most Of the good old
ones, and that even those
who care not for books often
make gifts Of them to those
who do
Can there, then, be any
visitor to whom the Wanna
maker Book Store is not a
source Of helpfulness and
usually of fascination,
Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16

~ course, the
splendors of the
Jewelry S t or
can never pass I'M
noticed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16
But
If You Are a Book
worm Born

nothing else in this whole great Store will receive one
fraction of your attention until you have burrowed
and delved and reveled to your full in
That Home of All Good Reading and
HaUen of All Good Readers
The Wananaaker Book Store
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-16

THE whole great
Store and it's
stocks, unmatch-
able in their variety and
their qualities, are made
as fresh and fair and
ready for you each
morning as an army on
dress parade stands
drawn up at attention,
awaiting review by the
general.
In fact, the command
ing general does review
them. His name is
II H E PUBLIC, and
upon our merchandise
and our methods he
turns not a single pair
Of keen eyes, but thou
sands Of them.
And he issues thou
sands of different or
ders each moment, Or
ders Of the most varied
and contradictory kinds
and yet there is no
confusion, whether the
demand be-
Bring me lou
sh0es"-
&c ct me high
shoes
"ShoW me plain
ones
"Get me the most
precious IUdres the
market PRODUCER
Furnish me this or
that in the most mex
pensiUe grade that's
safe to use!"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19
b, Personal Mention

Mr., and Mrs. ". Il, Spooncr are
here tor few days business and
pleasure trip. Spooncr Ia connected
with the Union Oi, company.
MIR. and Mrs. II. =. white are au.
tomobilc tourists who arc max Ing
10 days stop In klamath Falls.
Mrs. white Is connected with tho
Cunningham company OF Chicago.
Lawrence Horton and Tom Car
rctt were both county seat visitors
yesterday from their valley farms,
n. L.. Swift was In tho city yes.
terday from i.amm's mill at Modoc
Point.
Marion Nine drove In from the
Nine Brothers mill In Swan lake val.
ley for tho purpose of attending the
Legion meeting last night.
q. I Stcbbins. engineer Tor the
state highway. who has been III with
pneumonia for some time. In now
able TO ait up. He Ia at his homo a,
1850 Pine street.
Max Weiss. OF tho Army Goods
store. left this morning for san Fran.
cisco ON business trip,
william Marx. was u passenger on
this mornins's south bound train. on
his way east His first stop WIN bc
at Lainsborough. Wisconsin, whore
he will meet Mrs, Marx and his small
son. who have been Visiting there
for the past month.
Roy Iiamakcr arrived the hrst Of
the week from California for u visi'
with his mother. Mrs. Amanda ifa-
maker. Of this city.
w. q. Durbin. forest supervisor.
is here on business from his terri
tory Mt Alturas.
Dan wann. a merchant at YainaS.
Is In town today making purchases.
Charles Bcckwith ard Ben Harcn
are two Portland business men VINO
are registered ut the white Pcli.
can hotel today.
~ u. West accompanied by Mrs,
West. IL here frm Reno, Nevada. for
the purpose Of advertising the Ne
vada roundup.
The first OF the week four cars
filled with Epworth League mem
bers left for Ashland to attend the
League institute which Is bcing held
In that city. The party Included
Mrs. John Yadon. Mrs. J, II. i.inf"s.
~. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Phelps. Mrs.
ID. NJ. Smith and daughter. Gertrude.
Arlie wrreii. Mrs. y. ~. Cofer and
daughters. Helen and Ruth. Rev. aud
Mrs. 4. J. CLANCY and two children,
They left here early In the morning
but Que to car trouble did not af.
rive ut Ashland until late evening,
They will camp In the Ashland park
until the las, OF ncS week and then
return home. ID. ". Smith and y. ".
cofer accompanied their families
over and returned here last night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

Editor Herald:
have just read a very interesting
article on roads for Klamath county
BY A. A. Soule. We will all admit
that Klamath county's one greatest
need Is a good highway connecting
with the Pacific highway over the
shortest practical route. II is not
likely that the highway commission
will ever consider even a $3.50 pro-
position with the county to build a
road down the klamath river as the
cost OF this road would be entirely
out OF the question as compared to
the other routes now under construc.
tion.
The question of an all year road
need ,ot In anyway hinder>the early
completion OF tho Green spriag route.
with q hard surface such rs Is now
on the Ashland end. This road can
very easily be kept open all winter
with very little work. as was done
over the Siskiyou mountains where
ssow was ever four feet deep last
winter.
Il seems 10 mo with only l2 miles
OF road TO build In order to get this
all year outlet that the chamber Of
commerce sad the county court OF
Klamath county would get behind
this project and rush Its early coia-
pletition this year.
This road was kept open last win
ter BY the Medford klamath Freight
line until February. bst for break
down OF their truck would have con-
tinued almost all winter.
Al considerable expense this road
Was put in very good shape early In
the season. but logging operations
have practically destroyed II at the
present time.
klamath county Is now getting the
best mail service then at anytime
In its history due 10 the train con-
nections made at Ashland and Med
ford by the stages now operated
over this road.
Not forgetting this as scenic
route. there is none In the state that
will surpass II over the Green Spring
end OF u.
Yours evry Truly.
CHAS. y. HOWARD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends for their sympathy. during
the sad bereavement OF our beloved
son and brother. also for the many
beautiful flowers.
MIR. AND MRS. y. &. CHlNTELL
MRS. e. ID. CHRIsTIANsEN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19
THOUGHTS IN PASSING

THOUGHTS IN PASSING
There Is nothing ahead for the
man who forgets u promise. N
Happiness Is something that re-
quires practice.
Bluff travels only to the end Of
the road.
Wise men must eat. and fools
must dine.---Richmond Times-Dis-
patch.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19
DEBS AGAIN

puG~Ss -N. DSoc' Pe"e'
Z apostle OF the exploded social
istic theory. frssh from the Atlanta
federal prison, ia still the same
troublesome character whose anti
governmental ACTIVITIES caused his
wartime Incarceration.
lie h now posing rs chief lender
OF the striking railway workers.
and is advising the rank and file
10 stick together. vote together and
fight together.
His battle. cry has q sinister ring.
While. he would probably deny that
he advocated violence. there are
MACY men In the examinations he
addrssses Who will not catch the
distinetioa: men to whom the word
flight" has but one meaning. q
brawi with weapons fists or dead
lier arms.
We frankly admit that Debs' es-
poussi OF the railway worksrs'
cause prejudices MS against II. He
has always been an asitaior and
an anti.
Whenever n tickiish time arises
IN governmental affairs. one can
count upoa Eugene v. Debs hover
Ing In the offins like q bird OF III
omen. doing his worst to inflams
the situation. making trouble for
the men In control who are seek-
Ing . way out.
The cause Of the railway work.
srs and their employers Is on trial
before the bar Of public opinion.
and II will be well and truly tried.
without prejudice and without pas
slon In the American spirit OF
ssnaiity asd fAie May. -
Force cannot rsttie any OF III,
Issues involved. The man who ad.
vocates force rs subtiy. yet as open
ly. as does Debs. is dangerous foe
Of the republic.
President Wilson. who sacrificed
his strength for his country and
who 10 hopored In his broken age
by oil citizens. regardless OF their
disagreement with the policies Of
his days Of power. had Debs' meas
ure. and dealt with him as he just
ly deserved.
Through the Hearst Sunday
papers Debs is relating his prison
experiences and carrying on q cam
paign Of cunning abuse Of the for
mer chief magistrate. the man who
despite all Debs' power. did not
temporise with him for q minute
when Debs' activities menaced the
welfare Of the government In war.
While Debs has. and will continue
TO have. his followers. we fail to
discern any OF the qualities Of true
Leadership. anything admirable. in
the man save perhaps his eternal
persistence.
We would not advocate harsh
measures. but We believe he Is q
menace and the nation would be
better off. and he would be as well
OFF,. II he were back In the federal
prison at Atlanta.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

We appeal to the discriminating
public OF Klamath Falls and Klam-
math county. who appreciate q per-
feet tit OF shoes. TO patronixe our
shoe department. J. L. Enders & Co.
1920 inc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

Il, T. Bostman. who has had a
large experience In some OF the most
up.to-date shoe stores In Portland.
Oregon. and who Ia o gentleman Of
pleasing personality. 10 now with J..
y. Hndsrs 4 Co. In the shoe depart
meat. 1870 inc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

HAD A CUSTOMER the other day
for . set OF secondhand teeth.
couldn't supply II as need
all OF the teeth ] have now. maybe
you could help me out. Perkins.
Ai s l7-S1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

BUDDIF,S' California Clown Jazz
Iiabies ~ Drcamland pavilion Friday
night. Don't miss this dance. 1871
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

La Grande--Contract awarded to
Improve 5.3s miles Of highway. near
here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

Eugene-Standard OIL company
to erect $500 warehouse here,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

~ co0mittees have condemned
Governor Olcott for injecting the re-.
iisious issues into Oregon politics. In
the words OF a popular cartoonist:
Can you beat ~"
One Of two things Ia true---either
the members OF these two commit.
tees are deliberately attempting to
deceive the people for political pnr-
poses, or they are too ignorant Of
the political situation In Oregon to
be allowed at large. much less to be
allowed places Of responsibility In
any political organization in this
state.
The religious issue was injected
into oregon politics nearly a year
ago. by certain self-appointed secret
society bosses OF Multnomah county.
Their plans were carefully laid. F1rst
a so-cailed "Apostate Nun" was sent
throughout the state to stir the peo.
pie up against the Catholic church.
Meetings were held In every county
In the state. and the most lurid pic.
ture Of the old-fashioned Paplst men.
ace was painted.
This was followed up by a whis.
perins campaign. certain trusted en-.
issaries were dispatched to every
county In Oregon to see that the
time-Aonored horrorS Of Romanism
we're started On their way. aud II.
aaiiy Just previous to the primary
election. At . given signal. every
county In the state wss flooded with
printed pamphlets. charging the
Catholic church with every crime
committed since the flood. f
Rsallsing thar Governor Olcott
vas opposed to the contemplate
practice Of stirring up religious
prejudice for political gain, and
that he was the strongest candi.
date opposing them. these same self.
-.....s :. u,s..,,,,. ,hs .ov.
ernor's support. They again re-
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

TRADING FURNITURE IL ike tral-
ing horses u gets into the blood.
don't Vt ne have blood poisoning.
Peek1pe. 17-19
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

Astoria-i.ast stretch Of pave
ment between here and Seaside
nearing completion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

j. u. Endsrs q Co. pay the high
sst price for farm products. 1920
inc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

J. r. Enders h Co. appreciate
your patronage. l%-so Inc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

Work guaranteed. Quality Shoe
Shop. 1912
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-19

BUSTER. BUSTER. My dog. says u
you want TO trade follow him. Per
kins. l'-Ss