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Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
Nnlerlkafl I'M nisuil-
kdswattajien yb-
dlStykSeit perus-
tu$ Id$kettu

Denber, Colo, naaIisf. 6 y.
1oaila pioettiin ipiilne tDiifpn ii.
plllla fpfons, losia olapat eoustet-
TUNA nlelfein fniffien nilnnmilieli-
lain jarjestot CASH. fnfouflesia
paatetiin peritstaa slnierican @heas
8rolpers-ilif,lillrn ilriesfo, ipbor tEr
lililpat fuulumaan taiffi niinnfcs-
Dattaiien ldrjcstot, iofn rpbtplii ND.
littantadl marffinoillc faifen 9liue-
rifasla tilotetr1 lliiin. 9dmdn iar-
iestotl tarfotlls ei ole filpaiIa rrs.
tisten fo=operotiiipistcn iiiriestoier
fnnsia, moan toiinia niiben fansia
pbteistoinlinnasin ionfinlniienn nt>
oistdiparla fesfiifIena
Ia1lla pioetpsiii fofonfiesia fp.-
nlitettiin fp1titea, iofa tnlce ehel.
leen illunnittelelnodn Iiftnn idrRs-
tinlistd monlisf 8 =. aonfas Gi.
t1sia, Mo. piOettiip1si1 fofDnfles-
Ia gafj1n fpniitendn t1tIinat fen-
raolpat: George 6. Setuett gtortb.
ipeit Wbeat Grotners pboistnfleK
lliffeenboitaia Gortlanoi5tn, Ore
sS. 6. 2oatbion, aolifos Wbeat Wtur
feting nboistnfien iobtofunron ia
len, jonfa on nin1ittaDt ybbbstual-
tain nlaallfpilieIpsiibteeri; ia 8. O.
9flahoma Wbeat grotpcrs
pboistDfien preiioentti
Il. @ Grain Brpiners Dbbistnst6
toiinott.ill lubtautuiuaH
iuoiiolIiiesti taD1n nllteen liittoon
iofa tlliii fdiittdanadn faiffi npfp'-
iet iliiitnfasDattoiien idriest0t.
Gqllitp Gp-operotipe Grcb1ngeR
preiioertti S. 80. glnbcrIon, Ct
Haltlistn, illnoitton bDtpafiDmdnl1
tainan llltoen IllnnlitelHnn ia fanoe
GauitnIla olleelt ebustajon SenOe-
rim fofoufiesia ,.Se on ianaR
nufaistn fl,in nlefin olem-
me tpasfenllclleet", lauini Mr. aif;
hcrlon.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
Basbinaton, tnaolisf. 6 p.

Bosbinaton, lnaolisf. 6 y. -
8iime perIalltoina oil lellaatln
maantplielpsfon,itean istilnnos;o
fsl,,lusteltotpana Wirs. 81. s 9ie-
bict, 5llloasto, Winn. 9an on
1lni.eo 'Societp OF slgr;eulfuren ipa'
rapreiioentti ia n,aanpilieliion lpai'
mo ia 1anoi bdn ienaattoreille m.
m. fel,raaiuaa:
gttd cllei tpngresIi fee ictafi,'
ntnantDill lelpstlotteioen bintojen lna'
fiinnuttanliiefIi Min ie tulee fliule.
maan iotafin maan!pilleliidn moi.
inoilto tl,letpiSio lpaoleisio.
Ctta rnaantDilieliiain perbeet h1
ioatpat, iilIa nuoret uiebet ia nniTei
eiipat taboo pplpa fotonn npfplsten
taloibellisten oloiett. tuollite8ia
Gttd n1nanlpilieIiiGin ,raiiet eirpat
ole cnaon iellniiia farli'polliiid
tpoInbt;a, loita be ef1nelt olituat,
tpDtpen miDin tdbo,ia, pnnn pooti,
ipnt fo5tunlIiien fprmoltfien iiitd
fp05td,. iota be iucrittalpot feboaf-
ieen moafipilielpfien nenestpfielli
iaii
glrs. 0aobicf fcboitti tonoresia
lootimaon ielIaiiia lafeia FUN Gcb
jri5.0afotan ienottori 2aoo ciittai
tpilialrhintojcu pof,ilnnrttanliefii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
SDDttaG paifallisten pnnffiiricn i
aiunstaneen maanlniiieiliDiti.

GeDiIs 2ofe, 81. g., nlonIisf. 6 i.
Wiinneopoliiisln oleipun nboefiGn-
nen piirin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ennstoia Curtis 8. Mosber nuhui
mime ipiifolla td1lId pibeinsIG sob
'ois Dafoton ntaaihpilieliidin nil
ionnpDitti- -DbbistDflet fofouflesIa
ieliftaen paifailisten ponffiinielG
Eofotosfa, Wiltnefotasfa b. nj. bb-
hefi;inltesid piirisid oletpan ipDlli-
lid iiibell etti feberdali-reieripiponf-
tt ei ole tpninnt enenlnlGil alrttao
nnontDilieliioitd rabnlainoilla. Tn-
buia ielitti fliinfa Ioinot Oh banfit-
taipa paifall'sten parffien faitHn,
lnutta 1lalnd eitpdt ole riittGnasti
toiinineet tasld aiiasia maalltpiIielt-
iain bDipofii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
NysIat 6arjoiitaiuat pSpristitta1uaaa
i1llnuntta.
Dfiaboman fniucrn5Dri ngrffitap
pelusia.

Sfnulgee, Sfln, naalisf. 6 b
= aulDernoori s. 8. 81. Robert'pr
ia olipfapifalisti Solnes O. apous
llontniipat tdalld tiiifdbmadn fam.
TN lafil1lieben ipiraston ebustaIIo
Ioifenstalolla, fin iieIlG faiiteIl1dr
fapalluSii1DtofIi1 fltiperno6rid "a
ln1,tta ipaltiotl forfcita nirfailiioitn
f'ostann. Wup[ifgnn1entd fertoo
tstifpdt rniebet nnrfeiIfa toillaar
|en1fe1fltin 1eibit ianfiin erofetufii.
atiiDeritoori oil fdDnnt jluri falin-
tin lafInlieben Iilo1ra neunotteIe-
rnosla lilta. etta ban paaiiIt toois-
tomoon illurlurgr eoesia. ,,al,foon
iooistnin ct meme tuon Iautofunno-,
efcen ilillon n,inun iltnstumustoni
ia NINA en- tpnIif1 fuaiffa fdn oIi{i
trtperEDorin fltitltiin fonntin lafi.
nliehe11 foriutpai1 fittpern66rilIe Il
lanloIta lp5oen nDrffiadlt Iujasti
boptoatf inahdn ennenfllin fulper-
lioori roisflii lafinliehen fouttoris.
ta. aadsa'dan lrIos iont,ii ban ia
fifaAnlaoH. aaurfin lofin1ies ei
iailiHiit fltfpern5Grin tobistoa Iuttr-
iurnn eoesi1
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
Selafnmam fn.pernUsri nhlnailee
fouInn tahten maStGan.

Eoaobonlu Gitp, Ofla auiper
noori sfobertion fieltdptgi DDD'iflp-
utdstd nIituomari s. 81 Gbristop.
herin erohofenu,Stak ntinfa ban Of
lattarnt oflrlttgee fullntin aiuffa1,
oen ipootmufIesta.
Guolnarin erpalllista on iuaabithi
fentnhben, etta bin lopetti iAu1naln-
niehistGu istlmt,on etrtaufltiit ie
rbti teh6d ipptofiid fltluerno0rid ia
nluita nation pirtailiioita mastaall
lpoItion naiOen ia raAain fataalt'a-
nliYesta.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
G:isnnlalncn suaNaatettu iiInrbae
lpatpficStG,

sibbihg @linn 9cnrg 2oir'
ni Ilan.o[aiuen metiGntieS, loilf1
iostettiin nuubanncel1 Gl'o8 Noiil
iouA,tmi|eu maltNrfier er1dlia titi
ffffmpGfil Gnsionin idbella MIN!
ipi,lifslnlIlo, popnutll lnpiofleStt'
a5olanliebistSn pddtnf'eIld io'tnt'
}ltftstaila. s2oIonrieb;sto iodnnftl
ufIiuieIi'pnben 2almer 'pqfto
mnnoestii nGbeuunGsia tllin faboesld
fnniiisio.
Qouipi iolltiti ep1lmiion olallet1i
t1sid murbuii,tu5In len lnuofiL etta
h1u of nn.rba.un palthufien ipli'
meinen tp5tcmcri. &plpnlpfles'a oil
rnsluomulrbo ia rtnt fun 2unlpI hoo
mutli jGi utnrha e0elleen loloperdl-
1nnnen nerhoon.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
1tutta isfna InnnniteIfnan mnalr-
;uilicliiDit1 iunstann.

ct. Hnul, nrnnlisf. 6 B. - Mir
iefotan fo-operatiinisten meiierien
Dbbistnfjen preiioeiltti 8. 9. Tictef-
nm Glf aftperiltd, palaii ipirmr
2eriontoina Gficagosta pibetDsti
robti1intoja fdIiteIeiudn fanioll;ie,,
foinitean fofoilfiesta jd ilmo'iti
ban, efid jog fornitean funni,itaInin
hptpafintadn min nation fo-orern-
tiirpifet nleiierit joiitufpot rafia.
man rabtihinnoisf1 rautateitte
$25000O aneifsniar tpuoiittoiil fin
tdbdn iaaff1.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
Cpettajien bnlffnia cFitetddH
Qlennettalnafii.

ct. Doul, nfaolisf. 8 b. f45
Ganell1 9 tpostaan ptdttl Wlinneio.
tan foltlitneuipostojen p1bistrfIsr
fofons tddlld mime periartoira
eTttt11 faifflfe ipnltion fouliineltfpot-
toille. ettd emf tpnobefii tebbesiddn
ioptmitfiia opettaiien fonsia pliii
paIffoia alennettopa, fosfa ilrni..
.pilielnstuotteioen binilot oipat aleu,
ti:neet ia ,,iDarot pbtdlrittaa foH5u-
inot"
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
9laisteu aanioifeus perustuslailli-
tleu.

@albington. gtaisten ud1iol-
feus, tai perusfuslain 10 liiaps, iu-
listettIia perllstlislailliiefll Dhops-
roLtain plioifeuoell pddtofiella bel
mi. 26 y.
Eddtos teGtiin a,ep norfilatIell
Charles g. 5airebiloin nostamasia
foeii,tusio. sairebilo ipditti ettei
19:sta lilGDs ole perustl,sloillinen,
nnitta plioifelis fieltoutni fiiittele-
nldsta olioa ieliftoen ettei fila ole
oifelttta ottaa fGliteltiipdfieen fnip-
mnsta perustuglofiliiapflen pateippn=
oestdL fosfn ie on iaanlit tarpeeIliiGi
fofii foln1atta pyan ipoltloiben ipirai-
llien bDnofiumiIeit lnifa fdptdnnol-
liiesti merfitiee IT'D ettd ie tlalnusti
cdnioifeusluin pitatp0fli.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
EIafcfcinuttelIiu;llu hnonn aifa.

gscu s)orf. Sitten mime mar
,nsfunn OH fditfioau 40 oIaffeitteu
ntnGntitiifestd t0dIli tebunt narari,
fon. @iinleistcn uiiffoien oialIa or
Iota miiffoo fnlSen ilniotettn fasil
tai l,leornpio Iiiffcif1 ipnraritfnti-
Toan ia nnfDiiin huh,tillaan mara
riftoien tliietuaa nbd iild1l,fpnadn
8ororittoien lppfli illnoifctoal
I,lorot liifcojot. ntistd iobtuu olaf
feioen biutain olentu1'nen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
la'tincn inlistcttiin fuonommafii

WinrteopoLis, maaIsf. s b.
Niilne torstai-iltnna paiftilDnt fda(-
Ia ilolnolniilen rasfanir fnriafr Poi,
mia anrl 2oit'nen id ssobn 5rebarq
Gaetn teatterisia. 2nitinen ia,
e,ilirtaifeil fanbon 19 rtinnutisia 2G
fefurniisio ia Greber1 toiisn faabon
10 itiilnutis'a Natni tpfnonnestd
foatPesta eli jatfiinut roin ) t1ti-
nltuttin, fun pnlfintotliontnri illisti
Snitiien bdiDinneefii len periisteelia
etta ban I0i nDrfilld lpastustaIaon-
ia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
Maanidrlstbs inrmannnt 5
ihmistG.

monila, sSiIippiinit n,oaIisf 6
p Miiii benfil6G iai iurmonia
ID ltfettn loliffaatttlii nnfaran nnan-
idristpfien ieuralfiello, iofa tari-
'ptti gebun fnitplinfin ia nnpdris-
t6d mime tiistniua Gnotiul,oen
bnffa oil ittitrt
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
3bsssec baastaa 2empIepn pttclnnu

@irbita, aan, lnaalisf 6 b.
stanislous 3bbs5fo, rosfaan iariaa
naailrnnnnestori painisia, on t1dl-
La ilntoittonut olelpal1ia maInlis
|nilloilt tabaftla alettnmaon tofeefIi
|S5, 900, ettd ban rpbtbn filpaile.
|maon rasfaan iarinn ilbrffeilpmes,
torin Sacf DenlpIepn fonsia iefa.
leiiesin filpailusia tarfoittaen tai
|nDrffeilDi ia painiu.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
aDlme naistpSfaista iaanut
'nrtnnnia.

Nanpnn. Mis. RoIme nais.
auolista iDdidista fai il,rmonTo
fidIld pariantaita nasten poIIa fin
6 s. SbaIer @ulconi5ing Con
Iiifernfennts poIoi.
galen Insfetaor aibsutttanaeu
srobitfoa $500, ,O0O.in or,posta.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
1tuit blipo5timegtsri.

B1s6ington, madlisf 8 b.
niinle laiiantailta croft plipostlnes-
fari 6aDs toimestann rpbtnen etc-
pienfutDieH tirebt6oritii ia birtnf
ti(nlleen on blipostiinestnrifii mimi.
fettb tri 9nbert Sorts, 9ueblosta.-
Colo.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
adaioifenslafi hplattp lopuliiesti
esapantsia.

Tofio. Weine1 aditioifelislasii,
n,ifG elitettii,, poItcpd,uillts, hnIct.
tin, 2i3 ddilelli 147 lpastoa,. 60
pillliien fiiittelan aiafli ei ofii iar.
iesfettp n,ielenpiotllfiio, fila n,nrs.
tn ia fnlna1 lima est mleIenoiotlls-
Ten pibon.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07

geeip yorf. EGdiGi nlelua Muoi.
iitt-sluserifan linian fonttori ilr1soit
tao. ettd len Iaispa ,,stocfbolnl
n,ifs lGhti 8oteboreisto helni;f 81
b., tslo irotf,istaiain ia mum rahen
cbella nposfin 5o.360 p1nnaa flsI
tna, ienta orluo on fatoefian milioo'
roc sollnria.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
Dbbgsmaltain ipaItfD,uclfa fasmna
alma ipaau.

Wasbngton. naalisf 6 b.
afabastonirasto ilrnoittao, ett1 g)t-
OnstpaItain inaltiosDelfa liiddlltpi D'i
$90,000,O00 mime beItnifrnn a.
ialln.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07

liadfl, effu lDutoll 1ohtnInltn on nluu
Don legiDnnlaillen Same WipDrDldi
men, iofn fapftda mined sSabipet1
Wfoiianeil. 9p15tettpd taiparno 81.
Irrsnoilln lnufannan noi11 100 fuor
lnlaa. aelntiarnen 9tpipnllienlen j
|rnllutalnat lr1rltt lnojelusfunnnt oia
ltunt iotaipaen obella roslpoia tafad
Qitulaio, bellrlif. 6 b Wend
ldistell punaisten bpotf1Dflen iob.
ioosta mime Iannntaina 5uoner
iraIapitdiiin, ioIlpin ,nposfin glitter.
| iitforiin- -Mllnfiunbin laitoflet M1r.
|rionioeIla rpDstettiir, on ,,georboi.
ten5=auriren1 inanlt tiet11, ettd
i.pnnaist olpnt ottalleet ponaifIi
IntnDsfill fllnlitunlin 9ftiotiin ala
malta, lotfa on ipietD @en1Jdn ia.
jan Dli, 1lint. erGs 2O@inuottas tno,l.
lohfola ia 50=nuotias toinlitIiia
fltlnpIfin Saoparnnnosta iefa fafii
Nbtlon l1lorentpaa ipirfaiIiian Rlll,-
Ilela ia S(spegrett, fpiineflii.lail,itt.
Nuotllit inomalainel1. Seioan fob
talostaan ei ole ioap1trtlst mifdan
tletoid. g6tiDr laitofiet on tapoeI-
lrlestf rDosfetfD. "a betposta, niofa-
hit, faiffi rliofotatparat ia faiffl
|rnhat on nietp.
VafolaiIia Iaapnnnt raian hi Meta
iatpja. 2 lasta fnoIlnt
fll,nbgteen.
8eltnif. p. foopui auulamocn
200 farialaista pofoIaista, joista
anfarun paffaIen 60 ast.) maIlites-
id 2 Iasta flipli fDlltldil. aaifillo
IfafolaiiiIla oil pltitteellinen ia fltr.
ia iuudtetlts.
9ellnif- 2 =. iaapiti i6lleen roion
tli pafolniiin, nlltta beioan Iltfn-
mdarastddn ei ole tietoa iDpsta, ett;i
puhatinolct auuIanlosto raiaIle O.
nat Duonot.
g. 8. I'm nl1taon rn Guonus-
'olmelle ia altbnlonielneIle Iaupunut
pofoloiIia &arioIasta, 500 fumpaan-
fin paiffaan
NysIat barioittamat p6prish,ttalpaa
inlinuntta.
&uitlalnoon iaapit1ect pafoIailet
olpot flrieenluoibtaialle fertoneet, Ct.
I'd Stu=aarJalasln terlneItapdt 6oI-
lbelplfif, lltonnloiiet puliifit, firfiiiit
"a fiinafaiiet, barioittaen poDristnt-
toipda jltl1nulttta. N1n1a bnmoIais-
Jo1fot oiDot M m. fitoneet lpninlpin
1n loplin penffeibin ID ieiniin fiins
III ID filponeet beitti lniefoilla.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07

snottDmngoen niheuttamasia epi-
tpiipDsla S0=mnBfias inonraiainen
tnOidiHen giife Gbristu tefi ,ifiemnr.
han SrippGsia, Ais. mime periau-
taina aiettamalIa Sgnamiifsipauef-
zen innInHia ia IanfaiicnnIla len
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07

6arnep R. Gbnreb hirtcttiin Gbi.
taansia iuiiins uerjantaina ranaais.
fnfIcfi; iiita, ctfa hdn murbaii fatii
aerfilDa iaabafieeu baltnuaia ersan
aafpmpbiilin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07

3aneIlan haIltus sYimnesla OF
fafistnnnt ia comsfunta on psataunt
Sfaliaa cttamaaa syinmen ballitnf-
len faaiiinIa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-03-07
(zlDiinlei$idIj
lllltl$id

@aiuespilfesia, Cbio, ajui Geu
yorf Scntraliil matsustajainaa ID
bnsii=anto phteen uii,ne periantaino
10 ia ftiaau IA bsnsil0a lailuat i,tr.
nnnia.
Eonifomsfin ,ninisteristD 9ar.
las'a Oil fnfisfnnnt epaomnistat.
traan ncniuntteluisia @ilnau bbois-
tamlicstd Hnolaan.
ct, aenis'iiu Iaapnneen i;ebun
mnfadft OH nmerifaIainen lahetps-
tlSntcfiia fri s!lbert oerap Sheltau
lnnrhattn si6etisId, aiinasia, ipiilac
heEnif. II b.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-09

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-09
u 80

school girls and the faculty sud town
womons teams. and the third be-.
tween The high school and the town
boys, These games are IN prcpara.
ton for the games to be- played tho
next Friday nlght at klamath Falls
with the Klamath high school girls
and boys teams. The lineup for
the high school girls II. forwards,
Eva Murray and Joyce SiFfordi
guards. Mary Taylor and Geneva
Glenn, ccgtors Esther Moore and
Agnes Enman. The womca'a tnam
will play MlBscs Bctt!s. Nichols and
Mrs. Merritt Of the school, and Mary
and Mrs. Frank Graybacl Probable
linc-up for the boys team viii be.
Estin kigcr. Kenneth Colwcll. Fred
Pope. WIN MN. John Merritt and
Kenneth Bettis. On tho town team
choice will be- made among Leon.
ard bowman, Charlie Stukcl, Elmer
Anderson. Melvin bowman. Butch"
Balls and Warren Fruits. Elmer
Merritt viii serve as referee.
The Library club met on Thurs.
day at the library TO discuss plans
for card party To be- given In tho
near future. A committee was ap-
pointed by Mrs. Il, II. Anderson.
consisting OF Mrs. clyde Barrows.
Mrs. Geo, Walton. Mrs. r A. Bar
rows, and Mrs. John Hannah. Those
present were: Mrs. r. " Anderson,
Mrs. Clarence Merritt. Mrs. W. W.
walker, Mrs X. C. Anderson. Mrs.
Arthur Frazier. Mrs. j, Stevenson.
Mrs. J, Dewey. Mrs. Geo. Wright.
Mrs, Boguo. Mrs. Clarence Bailey.
Mrs. Clyde Barrows. Mrs. Geo. Wal
ton and Mrs. Ed. IIarwood After
The business. a light luncheon was
served by Mrs. II. e. Anderson and
Mrs. Clarence Merritt.
The women met and formed two
basketball teams on Wednesday |
night AT the high school gymnasium.
Those trying out were: guards, Mrs.
Geo. ThOma. Mary Grnybacl, and
Mrs. Calvin iiaskins; forwards. Mrs.
loo Dewey, Mrs. w. w. Walker aud
Mrs. Rudolph Katicnhorn: conters.
Mrs Frank Graybaol and Miss Yincy
iriffith. Thoy expect 10 play once
! week during the winter and hope
o develop some real competition
Miss Eva Fleenor. who has been
from a light attack OF the
flu. Is now completely recovered aud
has returned 10 school. N
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Bier
man Pillette, leading pitcher for
the Detroit Americans last year, has
young brother who probably Will
be given u tryout next spring by the
San Francisco club OF the Pacific
coast baseball league. The elder
Pillette was with the Portland coast
league club before he went on to
the majors,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-09
MERRILL

Last Friday night the Ladies' Ait
held their annual bazaar In the |. %
o. +, building. Among the mos
! popular booths were the fancy vorL
and candy booths whore tho contri,
buttons were soon sold. The fisn
pond was most popular with IN,
younger members. and brought In
more than It's share OF receipts
About $50 was cleared. and the pro.
cocds will be devoted 10 the business
OF the aid. In charge OF the fish
pond were MrB. Clarence Merritt,
and Mrs, John Taylor; OF the candy
booth. Mrs. Thoma. Mrs. Dewey.
Mrs. Goo. Wright and Mrs. II. G..
Anderson; of the fancy work booth.
Mrs Clarence WoodhOusc. aud Mrs.
Burr Wcstbrook
News Of the death OF Mrs. Frank
Clubinc on Oct. 81 was sorrowlully
received here by her many friends.
Mrs. Clubiae was a former resident
OF Merrill. but left about five years
ago. upon the death OF her husband,
to make her home with a daughter
In Nebraska.
W, W Walker. sr., left last FRI
day for Los Angeles to spend the
wiatcr with his sUn.
DR., Walter Krcssc. a former resi-.
dent and physician OF Merrill. was
here Tuesday on business concern
Ing the insurance OF the building
which was recently destroyed by fire !
here
Mr., and Mrs. Guy Merrill and baby /
daughter left Tuesday morning for
Oakland where they will spond the
winter Morrlll's son. Lyle. will
spend Christmas with his grand.
PARENTS In Borkclcy.
Tom Gaines made flying trip
rom California this week TO visit
Ticnds and relatives here.
Ray Merrill left Midland for Cali
ornia on Tuesday morning with Il
arload Of horses, IIo expects to
otnrn Immediately.
Elda Offieid returned to Merrill
rom Klamath Falls to spend
thanksgiving here with her parents.
ir. and Mrs. Geo. OffiGId.
Mrs. Il. c. Anderson made Il short
isIt In Klamath Falls on Monday
visit her daughter, Mrs. Dan Col.
ell.
Mr., and Mrs George r. Graham
ere klamath Falls visitors Monday.
Miss Doris Ady, who teaches In
.lamath Falls was at home with her
0ther Mrs. l.. Ady over Thanksgiy- q
Ig.
Three practice games OF basketball
Ill be held in the high school gym c
isium on Friday night. The first
Ill be between two teams from the
AIDES, the second between the high
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-09
Shooting Now Sport
Of Austrian Masses

VIENNA. Dec. 9.-once the sport
only OF the aristocracy. shooting is
becoming the pastime of the mass
cs in Austria. Few countries are
so plentifully stocked with game
OF every kind. furred and feather
cd. and the large estates have been
splendidly preserved for centuries.
The great European stag, smaller
deer, and chamois are still abund-
ant. while pheasants Of various
kinds, partridge and quail, wood
cock. snipe and other gamebirds,
not to mention the great flocks
Of wildfowl along the Danube and
the marshy lakes. furnish excel
lent sport.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-09
AMERICAN LEGION ion

AYATIoNAL Educational Week Is
~ closed, and II It has been but
a week theoretically set apart, II i,
has not kindled fires OF practical
ambition to attain the ideal which
educators, editors and public speak
ers have been talking about dur
ing the week. II has been a failure.
Unless It has been but the be-
ginning OF q wide campaign to wipe
out illiteracy. the work can as well
be set down as wasted from the
standpoint OF actual accomplish
ment.
II has tunctioned chiefly in the
schools, where all are pursuing the
pathway OF l!teracy. Except as 1t
may influence those whom II reach
cs in the schools. both students and
teachers. to consecrate and reconse-
crate their lives TO the crusade
against ignorance. II has not even
touched the fringes OF illiteracy.
Tho American Legion. whose
members sacrificed much to make
the world safe for democracy. Is en-
gsked In the battle against ignor-
Ance-to keep the world safe for
democracy, through the establish
ment Of an enlightened democracy.
which will be fitted for the ser
tous task OF self-government.
The Legion could find no worth
Ter work. All know that It is strong
enough for the task. II IL sincerely
sets out to accomplish II. And the
words OF the national commander.
Alvin owsiey. which follow. show
and devotion tina:
give an encouraging outlook. In
late issue Of the Legion Weekly. 4
the national commander said:
Iliiteracy is the curse OF Amer
lea today. Ignorance and hit
eraey arc the cause OF the woes
and misery Of the world. Men
engage In personal difficulties be-
cause OF misunderstandings. Ma
tions. as collections OF individuals,
in war because Of misunder-
also.
Tho American Legion enjoys the
to champion the cause
of education for the masses OF the
people. We urge upon
every man. woman and child the
together at our schoolhous-
es and counseiing with one another
for the moulding and turning out
,f better and more intelligent cit
ixenship.
Education for patriotic citizen
hip must be the first consideration
" the leaders OF American thought
Tor the next generation. Let us
wipe illiteraey off the face OF the
continent. Why shouldn't
We sweep It off the face OF the
,arth? II can be destroyed within
he next few years in the United
The Legion pledges its best
fforts; We call upon every patri'
tic citizen to join in this com
nendable undertaking. ! am CRATE
ul to the score and more OF patri-
tic organizations that are so high
, consecrated to this great ideal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-09

Newest In jewelry styles can be
seen at Davenport's Jewelry store
y "A Eli
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-09
NOTICE OF MEETING

-, s ~ t,,,rv po,rd. 1hcIn, tho County Court, Of Kama
County for the purpose OF discussing with th0 '' VI "
County Budget the year ,,,., c,r,,r
Notice Is hercby TO inc ,,Ii hn ~,
Oregon that meeting OF the county :" IN SS , - pcrrr
AT the Court House IN inc county tout' n'u "" ~
nssnr tho nudg for Tho yrnr tqeS Estimates
by taxation in Klamath County oregon beginning
SsFsn SFs ,s' a. - ''' '"" '"U'"t ''''"''' ' " "
The following estimates OF expenses and probable cccps Tor
several ole and departments Tor uc EySr i'" MSr
Budset committee or NIanalh Nouh'E 'rvson' VI
county court and three sdSnt aIpaFsrs guy S h y" W
aeeonnnce PROVISIONS
o oieson lo isth ihe osna hm"'s OF Sau uIs
costs for the scveaservie material and supplies fer tho hre f
last OF said three prccccdng fiscal
said County Court all with
of Chartcr Laws Of Oregon FOR
IT TliEREFoRE HEREBY ORDERED, by he
mated the all
provided
ter lis, Laws OF following Estimates
sa,r e., OOOoo 1850 p,r
10; Jailor per
s60OO sherifts prisoners.
rnn,r m
Depuy Tax collectors nor month g.
Depuy Tax coIernr 90 nos month sup
niles printing ana hostage Tax Coiertor 900 90
and Tax corsOf aOoO
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-09

SATURDAY. DECEMBER o, i"aa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-09
COUNTY COURT AND COMMISSIONERS
CIRCUIT COURT
JUSTICE CoUIcr

Die. Juror and Witness fees al justice courts
ecinct Wood River precinct. Tule Lake pre-
River precinct. Pleyna preencs.
L....EL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-09
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

principal at s2,700 per year. $2700.OO; teacher at
s1,S0O.00 per s1S0O0O; teachers $1.56O.OO
year. $9,36O0O o teachers at S156000 per year,
s7S0000; new teacher at sl,44O.OO per year, ST.
$4,000; tanor at $4,000 per year, $1,2Oo.00; !
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-09
COURT HOUSE EXPENSE

81. 10000. Fuel, light, water. teIephone and
}; Repairs insurance. $4,000. Furniture
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-09

To match State Market Road appropriation 90.
ROAD FUND
Maintenance and supplies expense
s4070000; Bridges culyers, 100000; Freight al
drayage s2,5OO00; Superinendence, sl,S00,00; Equl
ment and shop, $16,00O.OO.
Total Road Fund ............ ... ... -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-09
ADVERTISING

ourees Klamath County. sl.5OO.Oo; Publication
Proceedings County Court, ote, $l'6OOOo.