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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
REX THEATRE

One o. the hest PLAYS put on here TT
stock - "Sn,jliu' Thru The Rex was
packed last night To see this remark.
able play by Milan LarGdou Martin
The play wa, slated for two weeks. but
u telegram today from tho Century
Play company Of New York city stated
the parer was posted IN youngstown
am they must have the costumes there
Mcnday might, The PATRONS % the
NCeg-Ball company are requested t.
phone for reservations early. az bust.
ness increased 20 capacity as soon a.
. was whispered the play would be
withdrawn Saturday night. - make
room tor Three Live Ghosts which
VII starr Monday matinee. The
Three Live Ghosts" show - new one
to Wheeling and IS also creating much
in crest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
LIBERTY THEATRE

There Is motion picture ~ extra.
ordinary mer., az the Liberty theatre
today. Friday and Saturday. 7: $ sta:
Dust" the FRS: National attraction
which begins an engagement.
Hope Hampton IN the stellar role
registers a new screen triumph IN this
fascinating vehicle. In which she runs
Tbs gamut % human emotions The
wCr& &C Miss Hampton - superb. moth.
ing watch she mas ever given the silent
drama comparing with her portrayal Of
LILY Becker. Of Paradise. Iowa.
Surrounding Miss Hampton IS a mos:
remarkable cast. headed by James Rem
ne. husband Of DOROTHY G.sh and a
great fayoritc % the spoken drama. The
selection o. each character in Star.
duS. leaves rot one Earring note In a
cast extraordinarily we'll balanced
throughout
Noe, Tcaric is convincing as the hui&-
ing, o.erhearinE Albert rCnny. who. be-
cause OF his Intolerance &C al that is
artistic and uplifting a"i b"w,Isc "f
his innate SHifShncss. loses not only
h, pr"tty y"un. wife when she for
sakcS him for a career in the city. but
NAYS tic penalty with hiY own he.
viva OEde,'. DISTINGUISHED for h"r
WORK IN Way Down East gives an
uihs; remarkable characterization as thc
laoI..rE mother OF The desptCabi" Al
bert Penny.
Notwithstanding tho excellent support
Mis- Homp;on's worGcrfu! acting ~ III"
dominating keynote. She = equally ac'
complished A. tho t"riorn litte Lily oc
Paradise. and as the great and success
full operate star Of Ncw YORK
"Stardust" reflects the spirit "f Fanny
Hurst's great novel ~ the same name
i,pon which tn" production + based.
The scenario was written by Anthony
RAUL Kelly and ;hr ph"t"riay Was Iii
rrcted Ivy Hobart Henley.
Tho nuiShcd result ~ u splendid ron
tr button - the silent dramatic art
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
MURDERS F|END
WITH RATCHET
FATHER KILLS MAN IN ACT OF At
TACKING SEVEN YEAR OLD
DAUGHTER

New York. June 2l.-Thomas Neigh
on. So. was hacked 70 death with a
Ratchet by Snhatinn Savordanano. in the
basement of his Brooklyn home today.
when the slayer alleges he found
MeiEncn IN the act or attacking his
seven year old daughter. Lillian.
MeiEhen put up a terrific battle for
his life hut he was no match for his
Younger assailant. His body was badly
mutilated.
My little girl had been attacked by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
FAVOR|TES GO DOWN
IN DEFEAT At CANTON

Special Dispatch 20 The lntci!igenccr.
Canton, Ohio. June 2l--faN oriics we're
forced TO go down i'll defeat in ~" 81
tho four races on the Obi" Light Har-
ness circuit here this afternoon.
clyde the Great. Kentucky horse.
md Pagan. an indianapolis s;ced. were
horses well backed that were able TO
record. the former never being headed
In tho 2.l2 trot and tho latter Winning
the second and third heats OF the ~?
pac> after E.vcTsO, a cleveland geld
ing. took an carly leal and kept 1t in
tho FIRST heat.
In tho 2.lO pace symbol ). Forest a
North Carolina entry. made short work
OF the favorite Baby Ciintcrm. taking
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
al BOB SLATER

Sports Editor. Inteli!Sencer.
Wheeling. ". Va.
Dear Sir:
Las, SUNDAY witnessed baseball
game at Woodland between the Wood
land club and the Aliens Of wheeling
Woodland Won tho game 100.
The reason | am writing. IS that l
saw no account OF The game III Your
paper. and another reason. | am base
bal fan. Any pitcher ;ha, allows but
one hit. has 90 StrikeOu's ard then
Eets four hits himself. as did DOC Cecil
last Sunday. deserves I" BE- written up.
Ike 10 see Il younEstcr Get proper
credit for a feat like THAI % last sun
day. Very truly yours.
BOB SLATER.
ClarkShurS, W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
Dear Fob:

PcrharS :he reason YOU failed - see
IN accom-; of the game IN the paper
Is because no report oc Il ever reached
this otfcs.
Considering there are over - teams
playing IN the Wheeling district. from
Steuhenyille 70 New Martinsvlile. II Is
quite 4 task 10 get all reports unless
the managers trouble themselves enough
70 make the report themselves.
assure YOU had the game heen called
into the Office. Cecil would have gotten
plenty OF cred!. for his wonderful feat.
THE SPORTS ED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
CHAMP INVITED
To HUNTINGTON

Huntington. ". Va. June 21.-Jack
Dempsey. champion heavyweight boxer
OF the world. in a telegram sent tonight
by Duke Rldgely. Huntington sports
writer. Is Invited 10 occupy a rings!de
seat At CliNstde Park on July 4. when
Bob Martin. 4. Z. + heavyweight cham
pion, and Bill Brennan are scheduled
10 light u rounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
Furry In S enate Over :,
LaFollette's Proposal

Washington, June 21.-The plan OF
Senator LaFo!lette. Republican. s.'.r".'-
sin. to give Congress power by con-
stitutional amendment TO override SUI
preme court decisions holding its act
unconstitutional, caused another furry
to-day in the senate. Senators Edge.
Republican,. New Jersey. and Kellogg,
Republican. Minnesota. attacking the
proposal and evokinG Il fiery defenss'
from Senator LaFoilctte.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22

writer's ,hat ever lived. and James Oh
yer Curwood's work does not suffer by
Surrounding II" turw""d
feature ia a hilarious comedy feature
and the Plaza News Weekly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22
COMMUNION SUNDAY

Communion service Will be held next
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r!an church, Preparatory service VIII
re hold Friday evening In the church
at 50 O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-22

a man before today" Svordanano told
poliCe TO whom he surrendered. Il haye
been waiting for two weeks to find thls
mainland I saw rcd and killed him
when | saw him this morning with my
girl.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-14
County Court Proceedings
ORDER rIONiDiN. EOi, TME

ISSUANCE. ADVERTISING
t>D SALE on BONDS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TIL.
STATE OF OREGON, FOR TIL.
COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In the mattcr OF Issuance of bonds
by klamath County for the purpose
of raising money To be used for the
construction ana maintenance" of per.
mancnt roads In the County.
Whereas, at an election duly cali
od aud held IN klamath County on
the 2lst day of February. 1879. an
issue OF bonds for ,h" building OF
permanent roads In said County was
duly authorized by tn" voters In the
sum of oIebt hundred thousand dol.
lars tfNUO. O.OOOb, together with In.
t.roHt thereon. Aaid bonds to run as
follows. to-wlt:
$4,000 seven years from date Of
issue.
$4,000 eight years from date Of
issue.
$4,000 nine years from date Of
issue.
$4,000 ten years from dat. Of
Issue,
s,i 900 eleven years from date OF
issue.
$4,000 twelve years from date OF
issue.
$4,000 thirteen years from date
OF issue.
$4,000 fourteen years from date
OF issue.
$4,000 fifteen years from date
OF issue:
$50. 900 sixteen years from date OF
issue:
si22.00o seventeen years from
date OF issue;
$4,000 eighteen ycay from date
OF issue.
,i23.0Oo nineteen years from date
of issue:
and TO bear interest at the rate Of
not to exceed five and onc-half per
cent "a " e. pcrt annum; and
Whereas, IL now becomes the duty
OF the County Court Ia cause the
aforesaid bonds to be issued and to
advertise such amount OF them for
sale M In the Judgment OF the Court
may be- necessary: ana
Whereas. In the Judgment of the
County Court Il is now necessary to
issue and soil four hundred thousand
dollars (3A00.000b of the aforesaid
bonds. Now Therefore.
II ID Hereby Ordered that klam'
ath County do issue its bonds In the
sum OF eight hundred dollars ($S00.'
OOO) par value IN amount, In de-
nominations OF one thousand dol
lars ($l ,0O0) each. numbered | to
500 Inclusive. said bonds to bear
date April I. 1922, 10 mature as fol-
lows. to-wit;
$4,000 seven years from date OF
issue.
$4,000 eight years from date Of
Issue;
$4,000 nine years from date OF
Issue,
$4,000 ten years from date OF
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-14

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-14

issue.
$4,000 eleven Years from dutc oi
| issue.
$4,000 twcly, y,ars from dntc of
, issue.
sai 900 thirteen Years from date
of issue:
$4,000 fourteen yoars from date
of issue:
SGi.O0O fifteen years from date
OF issue:
ts5'oco s,,,.,n y.ars from d,,, n,
issue: =.
Si2e.OOO s,yen,ocn y.aTs from
dat. of ISSUE:
si22.OOO eighteen yonrs from date
of issue:
si23.OOo nineteen years from dat.
of issue:
said bonds to D.. scaled with the seal
OF said County. and signed by the
County Judg. and County Clerk. the
entire Issu. aforesaid 10 hear In.
t,r.st nj the rate of not TO exceed
five and onc.haif p,r cent ,Sxe;D
per annum. payable semi-annualIy
on April and October LIST. said In
tercst being reprcsenteJ by interest
coupons attached 10 said bonds brnr.
ing tn. engraved fac-simile sigma.
lures OF The County Judge and Coun.
~ Clerk, both prIncipai and inter.
est payable nj the Fiscal Agency OF
the state OF Oregon I'm New York
city: and
IL IL Further Ordered that the
bonds hereby authorized and the
coupons attached thereto shall ba
In SUBSTANTIALLY IN, following form,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-14

said purpOrc IN said County on the
! 2lRt day ~ February 1872, held IN
\ purHugnC" Of law aud under and by
virtue Of Hn order Of th" 'Oulty
| Court Of said County after due
noiic" giyon ~ which said election
an iDdobt"dnoBB IN ia" sum Uf eight
| huisdrrd NhOuHnnd dollars $500
| OOOJ and interest thereon was an.
! tborIZcd by said voters TO be created
! for the building OF p"rmanon, roads
IN said County.
And II iB hereby certified that
every requirement Of law relating
10 III" issue hereof has been duly
complied with and that this bond i-
within every debt and other limit
pr"Haribod by the constitution or
law Of "a" state uf Oregon and that
for the punctual payment Of the
principal and interest thereon the
fun faith and credit Of klamath
County w hereby IrroyDrnbly pl"dg-
ed.
In witness whereof the County ~
klamath has caused its zeal to be-
hereto affixed and this bond TO b"
signed by IN" County Jllg" ana
County Clerk ana the annexed cou-
ponB 10 bear tn" fn"-similo signature
NJ tho aaid Officers this first day Of
April 1922
KLAMATH COrNTY. ORE.
IScnD By u II. ErNNELL,
County Judge
e. II. DoI.ap, County CLERK.
COUPON
40 ---=.. =
On the first day Of April 10
October .
The County ~ Klamath, Stat" of
Oregon. win pay Ia b"nr"r-----Dol-| I
lars In United States gold coin Of the
present standard yalu" at the Fis- |
cal Agency Of the State Of oregon |
In S"w York city. for six months I
int.ros, then due ON ia Road Bond .
dated April |. 1929. No -=.
KLAMATH COUNTY OREGON.
tS"aD By H. " ~ INNELL, +
County Judg"
&. Il. D"Lnp. County clerk.
State Of oregon
County of klamath. ~.
Tn" undersigned Hs county Treas.
uror for klamath County Oregon,
NflfNN ''lIllN lWN' wv N'NNH N'lN /.
with its attached coupons o. on" ~ .
-crl"s Of bonds authorized by yut"
~ the voters Of Klamath County.
Oregon AZ uu election held through
out Fnid County for said purposes
on 'hc 2lst dly uf February 1922,
which voi" authorized the creation
NJ an indebtedness !u M" sum o!
$500 .0Un and interest thereon aud
the issu1Uc" of such
bonds
Dated ~ klamath Fails. Oregon
this ist day uf tpril. 1899
q. X. NAN RIPPER,
Treasurer of klamath County, ore.
And u is further ordered. that be-.
ginning with the fourth year after
The sale Of the aforesaid bonds the
County Cour' shall each year there.
after set aside a. a special fund for
he payment uf the bonds such per.
'cutHgc of the face yalu" ~ the
bonds as az the date Of maturity
shall aggregate ,h" full face value
thereof. And II is further Ordered
hat the amount necessary 10 provide
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-14
OLD NINE DEFUNCT

INGoT, Calf, July i2.--One Of
California's pioneer mining con-
Germs, the Afterthought Copper
company, whose properties were
first worked in 1870, practically
became a thing of tho past recent
iy when an 100000 deed OF trust
standing against II was foreclosed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-14

For years tho ore mined hero was
shipped to swansea, Wales. for re-
filming. The property was worked
more or less continuously up until
the latter part OF tho world war,
when the. mines were closed down.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-14
Wednesday. May 30. f022

Court Met Pursuant to Adjourn.
ment, when were present: X. n. Bun
nell. County Judge. Burrell Short
and Asa Fordyce County Commits.
gIonors. The following proceedings
were had:
Current Expense claims allowed
and warrants ordered drawn as fol-
lows:
W. r. Lee. travelling expense and
postage, sss.3s.
J. II Van Meter. meals. election
board. $500.
Hhcrcupon Court adjourned until
June 3. 1922.
r. r.. BUNNELL.
County Judge.
BURRELL SHORT.
Co. Commissioner.
ASA FORDYCE.
co. Commissioner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-14

Herald lassifiod ads mean the best
results, d,ick!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-14

(ScaD
Attest.
e. X. Dcbap, County Clerk.
County Road Claim allowed and
warrant drawn az follows:
Tom Dixon, salary, road master,
$4,000.
Wednesday, May 81. 1922.
X. II. BUNNELL,
County Judge.
BGRREbb SHORT,
County Judge.
BrRRELL SHORT.
Co. Commissioners.
ASA FORDYCE.
Co Commissioner.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-02-20
Deserts Opera.

A MOTHER star who steps from
the regular stage at the behest
OF the varieties is little Grace
Cameron, who comes to the Strand
Theater today. Miss Cameron is
favorite star of musical comedy
and opera. When fifteen years of
age she replaced Alice Nelson.
so beautiful was her voice. and
she has headed many opera COM
panies since that time, being
especially remembered in the opera
Of Little Dolly Dimples," which
was written especially for. her.
She has a charming manner, an
excellent voice. and the ability to
put over a song-especially comedy
numbers and limitations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-02-20
LOEW'S PALACE
1.-THE Fourteenth Lover"

AT Loew's Palace Theater yes
terday afternoon the popular.
ity of Viola Dana, the Metro screen
star, was put to the test of a per-
sonal appearance DIS the first OF a
series of three personal appear.
ances daily at the Palace until
Thursday night. Miss Dana not
only captivated her audience. but
she was surrounded by a crowd of
hundreds of admirers outside the
theater that neCessitated the use
OF a police guard. The appear.
ances were made in connection
with the first. Washington presen-
tation OF Miss Danas latest pic.
ture, The Fourteenth Lover"
THE Fourteenth Lover" is Har-
ry Beaumont's perturbation for
Metro Of Edith Kennedy's story
OF the same name, in which Miss
Dana is supported by Jack Mulhull
and a notable cast of players in
one Of the most alluring and in.
souciant of her many recent com.
edy successes. The story depicts
the star In the role of a debutante
gifted with thirteen lovers and
served with a notice by her over
wrought father to select one OF the
thirteen, marry him, settle down
and end the social expense that
falls on papa.
The 'debutante. unable to select
a husband from the thirteen suit
ors at her disposal, turns her at
tention to a college-bred gardener
on her fathers estate and while
he really loves her. he believes her
highly eXtravagant and by no
means fitted to a matrimonial ca
reer. II is here that the society
girl. madly in love with the young
cynic, undertakes to prove that his
opinions of her inefficiency and
extravaganza are preconCeived and
unfounded. The manner in which
she changes his mind, with the
help of the young mans mother,
makes one of the most fetching
and altogether delightful pictures
that Viola Dana has ever brought
TO the screen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-02-20
CAPITOL
Monte Carlo Girls"

TOM sULLIVAN's newest edi-
ton of THE Monte Carlo
Girls" one Of the funniest bur-
lesque shows on the American
stage, opened a weeks engagement
at the Capitol Theater with yes
terday's matinee. Entitled Hits
and Bits OF 1921" the show takes
the form of a musical revue and
measures up in every respect to
the high standard of entertainment
set by those attractions.
In the selection of his cast and
also in the stage settings and cos
tumin of the production, Mr. Sui
Ivan has exercised particular care,
ample evidence of which is to be
had in every one of the many
scenes.
John Hudgins, Lou Marshall and
Jimmie Raymond are the chief
funmakers, and with the assistance
OF Arthur Lanning they manage to
keep the audience amused. Hud-
gins. a black-faced comedian of the
Bert Williams type. made a big hit
in a speciality number in which he
introduced many dancing novelties.
The feminine members of the
cast are particularly good. Sarah
Hyatt, billed as burlesque's most
talented prima donna, scored heav.
lily in all her numbers. Her gowns
are elaborate and proved a veri-
table revelation of feminine mem
bers of the audience. Jessie Nc
Donald is a soubrette who works
hard every minute and finds her
reward in well.merited encores.
Edna Luce, ingenue. also proved a
big favorite yesterday, and the
work Of the chorus was excellent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-02-20
NC GOOD FARE AT BELASCO- "SKN GAME" OPENS TONIGHT
Jackie Coogan
in my Boy" Wins
CrandaU CrOwd

VERFLOW crowds at Gran
dall's Theater yesterday
~ saw Jackie Coogan In my
Boy" outshine his earlier success
ses as witnessed here in 1.-THE Kid"
and 'Peck's Bad Boy" delightful
as were his representations in
those plays. Opinion was general
ly expressed that Jackie's star is
still In the ascendant.
Pathos is intermixed with humor
in my Boy" thereby giving the
popular juvenile actor opportuni-
ties for character portrayal not
heretofore displayed. He rises to
these opportunities with a warmth
OF appeal and lightness of touch
that show he possesses a keen and
instructive sense of the dramatic.
The pitiful little figure Of the i'm
migrant boy who landed in Amer
lea without a friend in the world
and then with the utmost diff
Guilty wormed himself into the pro-
tective good graces of a grabbed
old seadog. is one of fine appeal.
The pranks of a normal boy Of
six are productive OF intensely
funny scenes and the more serious
moments OF the plays develop
ment are marked by a touching
pathos that Is irresistible.
Lending the early-week bill the
aspect of a genuine double.feature
program is the most laughable
two-reel comedy in which Larry
Semon ever has been filmed, 1.-THE
Sawmill." In this subject there
are a battling succession of seem
ingly impossible scenes, laced to-
gether by a slender thread OF plot
that is frequently lost sight of in
wonderment at the bizarre effects
attained by what assuredly must
be trick photography. THE Saw
mill" however it was registered"
Ia overwhelmingly funny.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-02-20

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