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Evening star., 1922-10-29
WILL HAVE new BADGES.

Washington letter carriers will
bloom forth tomorrow wearing the
new metal badges on their caps. as
authorized by the Post Office Depart
ment for carriers of the nation.
The new badge, bearing the car
rier's number. is surmounted by a
spread eagle and is regarded as much
more decorative than the old badge.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
Mary Adams.

From the beginning of the trade
slump in 1920 up till April this year
Great Britain had distributed $780,
100000 in unemployment benefits.
Provision has been made for a fur
ther expenditure of S300.000,000 up tC
July of next year.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
Marrieb.

GRADY-CURTIS. Mrs. r. Murray announces
the marriage of her sister. Miss MYRTLE
CURTIS. on October ~. 1892. to DANIEL
W. GRADY, at the Cathedral in Baltimore
by the Rev. Father William ]. Hasey.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
DeatbS.

sAITH. Entered into rest "Wednesday oc-
tober 25. 1922. in New York city, ANNIE
T. HtLTON) SMITH. Interment private
saturday, October 2s, Oak Hill cemetery. .
sIEpAENs. Saturday. October 2s, 1922. at
ath st. NV. THOMAS W., father OF Miss
carrie f. and George A. Stephens. in his
s4th year. Funeral from above address, Sun
Topeka, Kans.
THOMAS. Suddenly. Friday. October 81, 1922.
st John Dickson Home. WILLIAM THOMAS
Funeral and interment Baltimore. Nd
Evening star., 1922-10-29
FOUND.

KETBoOK-Dropped at 7:30 this morning
by the lady boarding a car at Columbia rd. and
Mt. Pleasant st. NV. Inquire Chief Clerk,
Star office. 29s
Evening star., 1922-10-29
LOST.

AIREDALE-Black and tan: playful: answers
to Boss. Return 2027 sth NV. Reward 29s
AIREDALE PUPPY. six months old; black
triangle on nose: license No. 1854: answers
name Sputter. Reward if returned to 1898
Euclid st. NV. Col. 9431. No questions asked
Evening star., 1922-10-29

BROOCH. heart-shaped. diamonds and pearls:
October 26; reward. Adjustment desk. Wood
ward & Lothrop. 29s
Evening star., 1922-10-29

CASE, green velvet, containing gold ring set
with two diamonds and one emerald lost
Thursday. Reward. Call Main 312O. Branch
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-06

Dollars, with interest on said sum
( from the 26th day ~ March, A, u.
! l'lS. At the rate OF six per cont
/ per annum, for tho additional sum
OF One Hundred Dollars IA Attor.
ncy's fees, and for tho further aum
OF One Hundred aud Nine Dollars
and Sixty'two cents, with interest on
tho said sum from tho seventeenth h
day of March. A, u. 1929, at the rate
of ak per cont per annum, and for
It's costs and disbursements hcr,ln.
And for the decree OF this Court
forcclosinH the mortgage described
IN tho complain, filed IN the nboy,
entitled suit, which mortgage IL upon
tho following described rcn, property.
to-wit,
The Southeast one quarter of the
Southeast one quarter of section
Thirty.fivc In Townahip Thlrty.civh,
south. Rang, Ten East: also Lots
One, Two and Three OF section Two
In Township Thirty nine South.
Range Ten East. containing In All
One-ilundrcd and SiNty-Eight ares.
And toreclosing the defendants
and each and all of them OF all their
right. title. inter,a aud equities In
and to tho said promises. and or.
derlng tn" real property described IN
said mortgage to. be- sold by thu
sheriff of klamath County. Oregon.
In the manner by law IN caas of this
kind provided. andsthat the proceeds
Of such sale be applied:
FIRST; To the payment Of the /
costs and expenses Of said sale aud
of this suit.
SECOND: To the payment 10 this
plaintiff OF the amount for which II /
asks Judgment herein,
THIRD; That IN. balance. II any
there be. bc deposited with the Clerk I
NJ this Court for those entitled tn
IL,
That the court also dccrc that ~ I
'uch sale any party To this suit may
become the purchaser OF any part or !
all of said real property. aud deere.
hat Immediately upon the purchase /
NJ said property. the Sheriff shall |
placr the purchaser into complete !
possession of the property 80 pur. /
'hased:
That the Court also decree and de. /
lar" that plaintiffs lien upon all Of \
h. said real property 10y virtue of |
'aid mortgage Is prior In time and \
In right To any right. title. II
equity. claim or lien of the 4
'aid defendants. George H. Snyder. n
First State and SAVINGS Bank. a cor.
noration. and +. &. Bramweil. stat" 1
Sup"rlni. ndent Of Banks. In charge /,
II th. said First State aud savings I
Rank. ar any person or poryonp 4
'laimIng or to claim by. through or
ind"r said defendants. or either or
my of them.
And that this Court also .A.croo ]
hat the said defendants aud an per.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-06
J, ~, DYER,

FOR SALE-A-i Workingman's ho-
tel. i3 bedrooms. Lunch room,
kitchen. lobby. etc. VIII take South.
ern California real estate as part
payment. Address l3i0 Main St.
sale
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-06
RHEUMATISM
CANNOT EXIST

W the human body IL you will use
Trunks Prescription for Rheumatism
and Gout. II II ridiculous. absurd and
preposterous. In fact, II Is a pity and
shame TO talk about Rheumatism
ana Gout, much less suffer with II,
either inflammatory. muscular, scia-
tic or any other form OF Rheumatism.
Trunks Prescription for Rheuma-
tism and Gout sells for $I75. This
Prescription DOES NOT ruin the
stomach, Il DOES NOT deprsss the
heart. Eat all the meat and good
food you wish while taking Trunks
Prescription. II DOES NOT cantain
any Mercury. Salicylate OF Soda. oil
OF Wtntergreen or narcotics of any
kind, but II absolutely and positively
overcomes any kind OF Rheumatism
or Gout on earth. WHAT MORE DO
YOU WANT! There Is nothing just as
good. and II IL impossible to get
something better. II In also an excel
lent Liver Medicine. For sale At drug
stores. such as the Star Drug Co. and
whitman Drug Co. Of Klamath Falls.
Ore. ADV.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-06
SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS ~
EQCITE No. lNi5

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR Kl.AM-
ATH COUNTY
In the Matter OF the Petition Of the
Board OF Supervisors OF the Meadows
Drainage district OF Klamath County,
Oregon. praying that all OF the pro-
eeedinGs In connection with the or
Eaniza,ion OF said district. and pro-
ceedings OF the Board OF Supervisors
and Of said district. providing for and
authorizing the issuance OF bonds OF
said district, may be examined, ap-
proved and confirmed by the court.
To the Meadows Drainage district
OF klamath county, Oregon, and 20 all
freeholders. legal voters and assess
ment payers within said district.
NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN that
the hour OF two O'Clock y. IN. OF
Tuesday, the 25,h day OF July. A. D..
1922. and the court room OF the
above entitled court In the court
house OF klamath County, In the City
OF klamath Falls, Oregon. Is set as
The time and place for the hearing OF
the petition OF the Board OF Super
visors Of the Meadows Drainage dis
trict OF Klamath County. Oregon,
praying that all OF the proceedings In
connection with the organization OF
said district. and In connection with
the Commissioners repor, filed here
In. and all Of the proceedings OF the
Board OF Supervisors and OF said Dis
trici, providing for and authorizing
the issuance and sale Of bonds OF
said District In the amount and to
the extent OF S525.000.00 may be
examined, approved and confirmed
by the court. which said petition has
been filed with the Clerk OF the Cir
cult court Of klamath County. Ore
gon.
Any person Interested may at any
time before Tuesday. the 2sth day Of
Jaly A. ID. 1922. appear and contest
The validity Of such proceedings or
any OF the acts or things therein emu
merated.
e. X. DELAP.
Clerk OF the Circuit court OF the
State Of Oregon for klamath COun. 7
~.
by LLOYD II. DELAP,
Deputy.
VIM. X. BROWN,
W. w. JONES,
f.. II. REAMS.
Supervisors OF the Meadows Drain. |
age District OF klamath County.
Oregon.
22.2S and Jy els
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-06

WANTED good motor trucks.
equipped for logging. TO take con.
tract for season. Good road. three
quarters mile haul. Sc. Marion Nine
or phone 23.F-3. J-s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-06

sons claiming or to claim by. through
or under them. or either or any Of
them, shall he forever barred and
forocloscd of all their right. title,
interest. equity. or lien at law or IN
equity. which IN adverse to this plain.
tiff, ana of nll equity of redemption
In, to and upon the anid real pro-
pcriy and upon every part aud parcel
thereof, and that this plaintiff may
have such other and further relief az
tn equity and to this Court ahnll
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-06
SUMMONS EOR PUBLICATION
Equity M. It!D

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM.
MATH COUNTY.
STATE LAND BOARD of the State
of Oregon. Plaintiff vs.. =. q. An.
thony. T.. =, Beail. George u snyder.
First State and Savings Bank ul
klamath Falls, banking corporation
OF Oregon. and T.. e. Bramw.ll. ~
State Superintendent OF Banks and In
charge OF the assets and affairs of the
First stat" and Savings Bank of
klamath Falls, Oregon, Defendants.
To: y. q. Anthony aud T.. :. Beall.
defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, you are hereby aum.
moned aud required iO appear and
answer the complaint filed against
you In the above entitled suit. within
six weeks from the date OF IN. first
publication OF this summons In The
Evening Herald. "A newspaper print
ed and published In Klamath Falls.
Klamath County. Oregon. which said
dat. Is the sth day of June, A. u.
l922.
You viii take notice that II you
fail TO appear and answer or other
wise plead within the said time. the
plaintiff will apply 10 the Court for
tn" relief prayed for In It's complaint.
to-wit.
For Judgment against the said de-.
PENDANTS. =. g.. Anthony aud T.. s.
B.lll for the sum Of Five Hundred
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-06
CLASSIFIED ADS

EXPERIENCED Nurse wishes en-.
gagcmcnts. Phone iI-F.i. S.6'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-06
NEW TODAY

FOR RENT-House convenient for
two families. With bath. garage
and barn. Phone 331-J. g..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-06

FOR RENr--First class furnished
Arts iis y. 10Th st, Phone 3i2.
W. 3.Gs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-06
A NEEDED ROAD

THAT'S peculiar road map
gotten out by the Crater LAX,
company. which shows all tn,
towns hotels and highways leading
TO Crater Lake except klamath
Falls, the klamath Falls hotels and
the highway from klamath Falls
10 tho lake.
Crater Lake is part OF Klam.
ath county aud klamath Falls Is a
gateway through which all tourists
should pass either goinB or COM
Ing,
This was admitted last year by
Medford. and there was gentle
mems agreement all around that
tourists would be advised 60 enter
the lake from the Medford eide and
leave via klamath. or vice versa.
those who entered from this side
would be advised TO leave via the
Medford road.
But the hotel map. distributed by
a leading Portland hotel. which Is
deeply Interested in the develop
ment Of Crater Lakes attractions.
seems to Indicate thar such an
agreement never existed for Port
land. and from what We can gather
Of Medford's attitude II seems TO
have been forgotten In Medford.
A speaker at the chamber OF CON-
merce forum yesterday said he had
interviewed a score OF people who
had Travelled both roads this season.
and all were agreed that the road !
from Crater Lake to klamath Falls
was far better than the road from
Crater Lake to Medford.
when the highway from Lamms |
mill TO Fort Klamath and from
there TO the park entrance is fin
ished, which Is u development q
the near future. Klamath county
will have 4 good road from Klam- |
aih Falls TO the lake. The exten-
sion south to the state line is ar
ranged for. which will give a high
grade road for the county's length.
Then the matter passes from our
direct control. To get the connect
Ing link with the Pacific highway
at Weed We are dependent upon
the assistance of California.
Northern California cities aud
the California state highway COM
mission must be made TO see that
such a direct road 10 Crater Lake.
and thence north through the su-
p-rb scenery that lines The Dalles-
California highway would. properly
advertised. bring an added flow OF
tourists who would spend more
money all along the line.
II seems generally res lixed that
the Weed road Is the road We want
To connect US with the outside
world. In another year. 10 all work
together. this connecting link can
be- accomplished. and then klamath
Falls will be In d position 10 make
good her position as the southern
gateway TO Crater Lake and all the
splendid eastern Oregon scenery
that lies north OF here. ansl bid i
for tourist travel.
until we have the connecting
Dad through California. we are
'ocketed. regardless OF highway de-
'elopment IA klamath county. or
or that matter In Oregon. (
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-06
MEN WN<Tl2U.

For service az
Railroad Machinists
Boilcrmakcrs
Blacksmiths
Electricians
Sheet Metal Workers
Pipe Filters
Copper Smiths
Car Repairers
Timers
Car INSPECTORS
llelpers-oll classes.
Under strike conditions best cy.
planned by Chairman Ben W Hooper
of the L, :. u X. Labor Board, IN his
statement OF July First reading as
follows:
In this case the conflict IL no,
between the employer and the op.
pressed employees. The people of
this country, through an act of con-
grcss signed by President Wilson 49,.
tablish.d a tribunal to decide condi.
tions which are submitted to IL In n
proper manner over such dispute. u
IL tha decisions OF this tribunal
against which III. shop crafts are
striking. Regardless Of any question
OF the right Of men Ia strike the men
who take strikers places ar. merely
wages and working condi-
tions prescribed by government
tribunal and are performing "A public
service. They are not accepting the
wages and working conditions which
nm employer is trying 10 impose. For
this reason public sentiment and full
government power will protect the
men who remain in their positions
md new men who may come in"
Adequate provisions have been
made for the full protection OF all
new employees the same as old EN-
ployees who have remained Loyalty
it work. Applicants should apply
10 the office OF the Superintendent
1t Portland Union Station. or to the
assistant Superintendent at Rose
burg
J. ~. DYER,
Gcn. Mgr. southern Pacific.
Is 5-G
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-06

The Weed klamath Falls road Ia
a development that will bring a
large amount OF new business to
this community. II viii benefit
the whole community and should
be nm objective to he attained Ns
speedily as possible by united COM
munity support.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-06

WANTEli-Waitor or waitress aud
chaimbormaid. Phone Eagle Ridge
Tavern. atf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-06

Logging Shoes repaired. lack
Frost, Sixth ST.. off Main. 6tf.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27
Adventures With a Purse
no YOU like candy? am sure tn.

no YOU like candy? am sure that
u in nine cases out Of ten the answer
to this question will be in the afEirma-
tive. Then let me tell you Of some.
thing I have discovered. Ever since
the days Of the war good chocolate
candy has been little short Of a luxury
for the price for n pound has been any.
where from eighty cents to dollar. and
in some instances more. But there Is
n rather new shop about town that has
m excellent grade Of chocolates for
sixty cents a pound. One can buy all
the usual mixtures, and everybody who
hns tried this candy likes it quite as
we'll as the more expensive sort. It is
nice and rich and, well, satisfying,
which IL what chocolate candy ought to
be. Why not try n pound Of 1t?
II YOU wear q small sized waist-n
81 want you to know about the bar.
gain I found. This is blouse of white
dotted swiss. 1t has n long straight
collar, with n plated frill down the
front-n model thnt Is becoming to most
every one and one that looks extremely
we'll with a suit coat. since collar and
frill can be worn outside the coat. Al.
ways these waists have been priced at
Sl.05. have seen them many times.
hut now they are reduced to 81. Nat.
urally, they are very popular at this
price, 30 II you would like to buy one,
you had. better see about them at once,
for even now It may be too late.
rJs, f., ns~ 4 w; .s ssas; ssS ;;
ket ween the hours o. and q.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27
Two Minutes of Optimism
BY HERMAN j. STITCH
"TtU Dol!


probably,
man fortune many snip
II has burneddo ma factory
Of the thing
"Itil Is badge of makeshit. nriorly defeat.
osrulnc mill o humankind
the maxim zen do he
Of
HI and give himself hopeless
catas
his resolution for
lie collapse of the roof
ton
And Attorney Peon Gordon 4. was
materials used"
In builder
"Itn
maimed perhaps irrctrevaby shell shocked
Had the responsible
substituted Wen do the best possible thing do for h do
nigby families
spared the despair the des9on Of death
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27

"No-nnd I can't eat any starchy
foods or any sugary stuff. And I've
cot to stop eating butter, too:
And, oh. Paul. am so fond OF nice
fresh butter
For a moment Paul was puzzled
then he twinkled across the table AT
her.
III see." he murmured sympntheti.
cally. There was 4 pause. ~ 'he
way. honey, what is It this time.
virginia colored and her hands fut-
tored nervously.
much" ..,
"Bet you've been reading some fool
hook about digestion or nerves or some =
thing, and now you imagine
"No. dear: I've not been reading
any book about anything like that:
Paul cruelty buttered slice OF bread
thickly.
"Oh, dear
"Well. what's the idea? why the
sudden abandonment Of perfectly good
bread and butter? I've never heard u
at is for me-" sighed Virginia
mournfully.
"Oh, go on with you
"Do you mean to say, dear, you ve
not noticed it,
Paul stared. :,
"I'm afraid I don't get you at all,
honey"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27
Admlres Letters In Column

Dear Cynthia--Thank goodness! At
last am able tc, orer a warm apprecia-
tton Of the STUFF In your column and
that with a clear conscience Since the
average content seems TO have taken on
more serious aspect I am really begin
ming to see 1t Is worth while. Perhaps !
should have realized all this long ago,
other fguratively gushing into my noble
countenance I was bound tc' be disap-
pointed and even bit disguised. How !
do hate people who are continually
charmed with their personal appearance
Imagine herself second ,rheda Bara,
but when a man actually spouts the
same silly stuff, then It is time to call
halt.
Bu. here! am forgetting have q
through his article. with considerable In.
terest, and to be honest was impressed
with some Of his arguments. like your
attitude, $. r.. but ! cant quite accept
ali at face value. For instance. when
you so confidently challenge Lieutenant
B." 10 refute the argument that foreign
ers have made America you have opened
DISPOSED of in word or two. The for
elgners who came over here 70 open UP
a new territory and escape from oppres-
sion at home were far different class
dumping here now. Don't mistake me.
I do not mean TO deny that there Is a
PROPORTION OF really ambitious people
who continue to emigrate TO this land
Of promise, but this class Is hopelessly
in the minority.
Where are the foreigners Of a hundred
years ago? The answer is simple. They
are ass!inilated In the great melting pot.
Thev are Americans. They wanted to
he Americans and set out to be citizens
the day they landed. We didn't have to
organize societies for the purpose. They
did all that themselves. But what about
those who enter this country today?
What becomes Of them? Here again the
answer Is simplicity itself Go into the
tenderloiu districts of our big cities
Here YOU will find them, living in filth.
ralking their own language. reading their
own newspapers, living their own lives.
They don't want to give up anything
Whv should we continue to support
them, A man doesn't need to be an
economist 10 realize that the foreign
element among our labor class Is largely
responsible for most Of our economic
,rouhl Europe with the rest OF the Old
World is using this country for Dump
ing ground Ifyou don't believe It go down
TO the docks and watch the foreigners
coming in The time has arrived when
our statesmen must decide whether o.
not this country is to adopt national
istio policy. America for Americans
is phrase which Is of terrific impor-
lance TO the future welfare of the
United states INITIATE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27
WHAT'S WHAT
Nv HELEN DECIE

An eminent American authority on
Oriental education recently gave two
primary reasons for opposing the send
ing Of young Chinese and Japanese girls
TO American colleges, They might
adopt our dress and-sometimes-our
bad manners"
The second reason Is more obvious
than the first. Certainly, young girl
students familiar with the ancient eti-
Quette of China or the cleverly polished
susvity Of Japan must be shocked at
their first contact with some gross
breaches of manners In the United
States, 1t Is possible that, as the poet
says, they might "first endure, then pity,
then embrace rude customs altogether
foreign to their training. One has only
70 zee the girls and women crowding
ana pushing their way In and out Of
any department. store elevator to realize
how brutal public manners have become
II rocent years. No branch Of education
r. Hpore needed In our schools and In our
Np6G1a thAn the study Of considerate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-27
Keeps Husband GUESSING

Dear Cynthia--Have written to your
very useful column once before, although
/ did not ask advice: but this time /
should Ike very much to have you tell
told YOU IN my last letter that was
seventeen years Of age and married al
most year. Before I was married
used TO hear so many girls say, I'll
much in love with him" Well, dear
cynthia, I decided that | never would.
either. and haven't, although I love
MIN with my very heart and try to do
everything to please him. I always lcok
my prettest for him. but never let on
suessing : M" Wien m n'ways wys hm ksep cyn h!m
thia. I just feel like putting my arms
around arc, hi. him and kissing. him SO much,
He'll think I'm crazy about him"
Now, dear Cynthia, I believe he Is
thinking all the time that I don't care
for him and he's just wonderful to ME.
tell me what to do I thought that !
was doing wonderful and making my
husband wild about me until lately.
Mother and some girl friends remarked.
Don't you think you treat your husband
mean and cool when he is so good to
you?' So, dear Cynthia. you see what
made me wonder IL I were doing right.
ONE MORE AMERICAN.
You are a very foolish little woman
II you do not show your love for your
husband. It's quite right 10 keep him
guessing by holding his interest. making
it does not fuss him, but never let him
doubt your love for minute. Don't
cling 10 him and hug and kiss him all
the time he'd soon be tired Of that but
don't be cold and show him little marks
Of affection that will be dear and sacred
because OF your love.