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THE LATEST EXPLOITS
OF ARSENE LUP|N
AS a Thriller 1t Is Il Capital
Book of Its
Type.

THE EIGHT STROKES OF THE
CLOCK. By Maurice lie Blame. The
Macalay Company, New York.
In The Eight Strokes Of tho
Clock" we have the latest exploits
OF Arscn0 Lupin. They are told AS
having happened to Il Ccrtnin Prince
Reninc,' but II rOte AT the beginning
OF the book tells that they really
happened to Lup!n. Lupin is sup
posed TO have related them as the
exploits Of another out OF molcsty
or for some other reason. not per
fccuy clear.
In any case. whoever the real hero
may he. the tales are surely thrill
ing. and at times almost Embarrassing.
The book IS made up in novel form,
but Is really almost II succession of
short stories strung onto n thread
Of continuity, and thus making a
whole.
There are .iitt episodes. or snort
stories Ia the book. each on. 81
clently complete TO MAKE clear read
irS, and To satisfy the reader who
has not the time TO SIT down and
devour a whole book at one sitting
The book is not To be recommended
as scdative or sleep induccr
Rather 1t is tn. Welsh rar-bit IF II.
ton. guaranteed to people your
dreams with ruiiians. nurdcrcrs. and
dear knows what not. ~ read Jus,
before retiring AS thriller IT Is
wholly, entirely satisfactory. cant
tai book Of its type.
W J., ~
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nc purity and truth

aubadc. with all the purity and ,ruth
OF morning in its bravery q
Perhaps only a primary intention
can DO claimed for Sigh No More..,,,
LADIES' Benedick. hiding in tho are
bor wa" xaeant 70, aaas 80 song. AL
tnsuEh W. :Gtsas:si1 sung fola
tiaudio: nut Mt least something more7
than an obvious effect may be claimed
Tor dirty which, c.antins women's
revolt against love. thus patty gives
Inc counterpart to Benedick's inter d.
r"hted reflections on the revolt ofa'
men. On the borderline we find also
1t was lover and his lass"
snatch Of tho poetic !dylllc calculated
with freudian ingenuity to show >
Iouchstone. with Audrey at his sideou
what his Unconscious" was thinking
or the practical idyll!c: and that nice
food for jacques spleen. Under then.
Where Is Fancy Bred" TO which BasSF'
shnio was not supposed to listen. "a
though, ovcrhearing its words he %
must insensibly he turned away fromt
the outward shows. In Twelfth Z
Night we come upon two deliberate
exercises of secondary dramatic pur-7
pose. Let's have catch" says Sir
Toby: and a moment later. with the
Instability OF the tipsy. he chooses n
love song. But 20 Mistress Mine"-.
was assuredly not the sort of love
song that he wanted. What thoughts
could 1T bring to the poor degraded
gentleman but thoughts OF his own ir-
recoverable youth and hope OF the
uncertainty of his future?
Catch Glimpse Of Youth ~
Just for an instant. by what looks
like merely accidental CLEAN OF re-
fiected light. We catch n glimpse Of
the gallant youth that Sir Toby waSss
hnf no lat hi *
down to be drunkard and a parasites
And little later in tho play We haves,
the duke Gnsensitive and self-cen-S
tered as are all who luXuriate in
hopeless love) bidding Ccsario. who
is Viola. mark the old and plain song.
the silly sooth, Come Away. Come
Away, Death There Is the duke.
very duCally and lovely, enjoying his
misery; but what did Viola think asa
she listened? Loveless death seemed
her likelicst fate at the moment; and
the song which was sport to the
stupid man was a foretaste Of the
last agony to the girl who lived to =
love him.
There is no getting to the bottom Of
great art. Maybe the poets sometimes .
write mot OF full purpose but ina
kind of enthusiasm" and do not al,
ways mean all that we can find In
them But we have the right to find
in them ali We can: and the overL
hearers of Shakespeare's songs have,
much to offer that has not been
touched upon here.
Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
NNVA TONER ANNE SEDGWlCK'S MOST SIGNIFICANT BOOK
RICHEST CHILD is ONE WHO
DEVELOPS CREATIVE ABILITY
Material Wealth May Be u
Handicap, Asserts
Author.

The riches or poverty of childhood
are NOT determined by dollars. but
by the Intelligence OF the parents.
Eleanor Gates maintains.
She has made Il study Of children
~ practically all lands and under CT
icrcnt social conditions. Some y-i,rs
ago she wrote The Poor J,,ti. R.ch
tIri, which was later dramatiZcd
iier latest book is The Rich Little
Poor Boy" which is now being dra-
matlzed for next season.
The richest child is tho one who
mas me greatest opportunity for self
oevciopment.' she said. often the
chlld or very poor parents is really
r!ch because the lack OF heauty Of
ms environment makes him seek
teauty through his Imagination.
Need Imagination.
within himself he creates re-
treat To which he may send his
thoughts TO escape the sordldness
ana disappointments h. finds about
MN. The imaginative power he
huilds up in this way. in turn. often
points out TO him III. way OF really
creating the thing h. pictures In his
dreams. and supplies the incentive
necessary 10 develop along the lines
that seem 10 lead to his desires.
NO child is SO poor as the one 90
com pl"t"ly supplied with material
'H'hHS AHdN MS incentive. TO create
Is mot developed. When he has only
Il few toys "a child can invest any
thing he picks up with interest.
some wheels and {, few boards make
an automobile. y rag doll gives tho
little girl the same outlet for her
maternal instinct as the beautiful
bisque one. for her love supplies the
loneliness that is lacking.
Another source OF poverty of the
rich child, SAYS Miss Gates, lies in
his never being crossed. and having
things made too easy for him. lie
has no opposition to overcome, and
he misses an important development
OF character.
Il believe tho Boy Scout move
ment Is tho most important one
since the Crusades. and that IL opens
up world OF riches 10 all boys. sup
plying ruEgcdncsS and contact
with primitiv. life which civiliZa-
ton and cities have tendency to
withhold Girl Scouts. too, have
splendid ideals
In my observations Of children
am surprised 20 nctic: hDw greatly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
APPLY SULPHUR. TO
HEAL UP YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching Eczema
Helped Over Night.

For unsiShly skin eruptions. rash
or blotches on face neck, arms or
body. you do not have To wait for re-
lief from torture or embarrassment.
declares a noted skin specialist. APP
ply n little Mcntho- Sulphur and i'm
provcment shows next day.
Because OF its germ destroying
properties. nothing has ever been
found TO take the place OF this sui
phur preparation. The moment you
apply II healing begins. only those
who have had unsightiy skin troubles
can know the delight tbs Mentho-
Sulphur brings. Even fiery. itching
eczema is dried right up.
Get small jar from any good drug
SiSt and use II like cold crcam.-Adv.
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Deal. with ,IoJer, liz.

AARoN'S ROD. BY II. II Law
renee. Thomas Scltzcr. New York.
This novel deals with the relation
OF man and wife. the passionaI strug-
gle between the sexes that character
ICES our day. Through his men and
women, Lawrence expresses the nglta-
tons and -upheavals OF the
whole Of modern life. lie makes
poignant drama of even mere con-
vcrsat!on.
"Aaron's Rod" is the final volume
in the monumental triology. consist
ing OF Rainbow" Women in Love-
and Aaron'S Rod" Each is dis
tinct unit and complete in itself. They
are related N that they deal with
different phases of the same great
problcm-thc lovc-lifc of modern
men and women
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07

Furr Romance.
THE U%SrEAKABLE GENTLE
MAN. b. j. T.. Marquard Charles
ScrIb!ner's Sons. New York.
Here is pure romance 10 be read
for the sheer JOY Of the reading. II
contains no propaganda. no moral
and no problem: II marks Il definite
break In tho food OF realistic ac-
,ion o. the last few years Il is a
story OF action arising from plot
against Napoleon: succession Of
flashing. thrilling incidents: duels
midnight ATTACKS. escapes on horse
back and by sea in ia. dead OF
night. political intrigue. treachcry
and open lighting. In the course Of
which there develops the amazing
character Of The Unspeakable Cen
tleman. The depths Of his unspeak-
ab!cness are for the reader TO Judge
when he has read the evidence: the
mystery and appalling circumstances
which surround him justify any
supposit!ou until me startling end
is reached.
Marquard Is new author Of ex-
traori!nary promise. 10 graduated
in 1915 from Harvard. afte: a brill
liant literary career as writer
Tor college magazines. prin.,paliy
the "l.ampoon." The war found
him on the staT Of the Boston Her
aid and took him out of the literary
Aeid He fought at Chateau Their
ry ST Mihiel, and in tho ArEonue
Demobilized IN 1918, he served with
great success ii. an advertising
agency, but devoted all his extra
time TO writing fiction
THIS resulted In his novel. "Th.
lInSDsaE hi. IL,
in four long short stories. which
were instantly snapped up. The
Right That Failed" tale or The
prize ring. and only Few of Us
Left" by The Saturday Evening
Post. and Different From other
Girls" and Eight Million Bubbles"
by The Ladies' Home Journal.
These show the great talent and
esprit OF tho writer. and sympa.
ihciicaliy satrical viewpoint. But
his great HELD Is tina, III the r..
mantle novel and his finest piece OF
character drawing, this adorable.
unspcaka BILE E"ntieman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
nomnncr md Drama En,r,ncd.

THE MAN FROM THE WILDS. BY
Harold B!ndloss. Frederick y.
stokes Go New York
when q serious mInded and de-
tsTnincd young man from the wiids
Of Canada !s appointed guardian 10
the estate of a beautiful and wilful
English girl. not SO much younger
than himself both romance and
drama are likely to follow. The
eccentric old gentleman who ar
ranged The scheme knew what he
was doing. though for a time (.
seemed that he had mixed things UP
pretty thoroughly.
How tho man from the wlIdsp
tames himself. and his ward also. and
saves hcr from great danger by
heroic struggle against primitive
men and nature in his native Wild
"rn@ss. makes tale OF satisfying
thrill.
The "i-Ile spirit OF the story Is
suggested by the hcro's voicinr OF
IN" pioneers creed In the North.
Nature is boss'--so far. but, not for
good. Mans a conqucrinr animal
Hes up against Nature and he's 20;
10 win. CIV" vs. timber and iron and
We'll break tho wildcrncss"
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plny. for Schnnls.

SCHOOL PLAYS FOR ALL OCCA-
SIONS. BY Madalene -. Barnum.
Barsc & ITopk ms. New York.
To harasSed teachers and others
who are often In need OF short.
clever. easily acted plays, this book
will he Immediately WELCOME. II
contains play for each special date
in the year beginning with New
Years and ending with Christmas.
Directions for costumes and proper
ties are included. but these are
usually OF the Simplest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
An Ala to Discover America

HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES. By Wilbur Fiskc Gordy.
Charles Scribncr's Sons. New York.
This is history with the out
standing purpose Of helping the boys
and girls to discover America as IL
Is today. by giving special empha is
10 the momcntous events of the last
nifty years during which time we
have moved toward world leader
ship. The volume is illustrated in
black and white and color from
photographs. maps and paintings Of
historic importance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
DON'T Mind snobhish Women.
A n u r S E T ELLIS
HER EXPERIENCE


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ter taking DR.. pierce'S Favorite
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Obtain DIR. Picrcc's Family Mcdi-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
Hcn, Pirate. md Hurled rrco,urc

HATES HOPE. by France LyIdc.
|.aries Scrihner's Sons. New York.
rms twcnt!cth century romance Of
desert ISLAND real pirates and
buried treasure arises from the reck
'esA experiment OF young million
are he has come to doubt the
scnu!neness O. people because o, the
hTthc!al regard and respect his
wealth has brought him. and in order
to put certain ones. among them
the cir! he loves. 10 the test NJ
harsh reality, he invites them on a
Yachting trip with IN" idea Of so
arranging that they Will thing them
sc'Fcs actually marooned on an is
!anH In the Caribbean.
Although the course OF events IS
lar 'Fo'! his expectations this Eroup
OF luxurious metropolitans is con-
,r"nted with hardship and danger
r."ch !hdiHiduai reacts TO 4, In his
own way. The interplay Of Character
ah" circumstance produces one CT ,ha
most absorbing OF recent romanccs-
one OF Francis LynGc's best novels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07

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DETRIMENTAL
TO WOMEN, AYERS NOVELIST
So Are Electric Lights They Need Soft Candelights
and Settings of Louis XIV to Lend Them
All Their Real Charm.

SAN FRANCISCO. May G-"And I
learned about women from him.
would appear to be 4 forthcoming
amendment TO tho popular verse
". L.. George. English novelist and
lecturer. who Is frank TO admit tina,
he knows all about women. now has
an American rival in Joseph Hcrges-
he:mer. novelist and short-story
writer.
Mr.. Hergesheimer and Mrs. Her
Eeshe!mer have been stopping in
San Francisco. And here are some
Of his ideas on the subject Of
women:
Electric lights and democracy
arc detrimental TO women They
need soft candlcliSht and court
settings Of Louis NV. to lend them
all their real charm.
1T IS better for a woman Ia pay
$500 for beautiful gown than TO
look unattractivc and give 10 charity.
Charity benefits an individual I'M
mcdiatcly. but attractivcncss in
women benefits humanity in the long
run. It's better to build beautiful
highway where one sees the hills
than TO have a perfect sewerage sys-
TEN or subway.
Aesthetic Side.
The aesthetic side OF life must be
kept up by our women. The deli
cacy and grace preserved in the art
of Vatican and Fragonard have
about disappeared with electric
lights and democracy. Chiffons.
lace. and fragile colorful gowns can
restore SONG OF the picture.
Charm is a thing which comes
only to women OF the highest iutcl!i-
rencc. 4 woman does not have 10
he beautiful TO have 1t. Celebrated
women were rarely ever beautiful,
but they had charm eternal.
Don't Mind Snohbish Women.
II don't mind a snohbish woman.
nor do ! care If she is ugly or dis
agreeable. II she has the aristocratic
standards and is frank and gem
crous in her outlook on LIES rcali
ties"
IlerEeshe inner did not noint on;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07

Green FlnE Tor Egypt. alti
CAIRO, May cit Is announcedo
that the new Egyptian flag will be
green, with three white stars and a
white crescent. The royal flag will {
have. in addition, crown Tst!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
Gains z Pounds F"

BE fore taking IRONIZRD YEAST
| weighed myself. Then I weighed
myself two weeks later and to my sur
prise l have gained ! pounds"
Mss NJ. G. W.
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Charm Fills Thcsc Jcr.c.

MORNING. NOON AND NIGHT.
by Glenn Ward Drcsbach. The Four
Seas Company. BOSTON
Mornins. Noon and Night" is the
thIrd volume Of verso by one of the
Young poets who has been calling
forth some OF the greatest praises
of tie critics and whose verses have
been appearing regularly in ScriL-
ners. fiarpcrs', The Bookmen and
other periodicals. In this, as in The
Road To Everywhere" and I'm the
laths of the Wind" Mr. Drcsbach's
work is DISTINGUISHED by an un-
usual facility for rhyme and meter.
and lyrical quality that comes
from MS heart. Perhaps even more
than this. the quality that rharac-
tcrizcs his work is the intaneible
essence called charm. which fills his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
\ Purr Romance.

verses. and which fingers for "A long
timc after In the mind Of tn. reader
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07

- y
hpM kIAND. Ry Marrare, Ju,
McCarter HARPER & Brothers. Eew
ne war wrought many changes
~ minds and thoughts as well nc g.,
INC geography Of countries. and
me: mn Jack l."Tton returned from
France 1t seemed to him M, 1a.,;n
Jannison had changed from nm az
i"ctohatc woman TO a mattcr-of
iact social WORKER. Hydra headed
'roHbi g insinnated itself at once. In
ine shape of bewitchi-g divorce.
@S%ne ms%m to j1 rs%o IN his
rip'e tanEic rose great understand
highest ideals of womanhood .tiIl
survive.
love story IN which the good
Cid-fashioned IDEAS OF clean living,
honesty and fair play predominant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
"Gains Pounds"

u think IRONlZRD YEAST 10 a
wonderful flesh. builder and zine for
the complexion; have gained 10
pounds after Va packages"
Mrs. J. K. r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07

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Gains 8 Pounds ("

After one box OF IRONIZED
YEAST | have gained 8 pounds. my
skin is clear, aow sleep soundly every
night. u Is the greatest tonic ever
heard of."-hr. A. C. d.
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"Gains 6 Pounds"

The Improvement in me since tax
ing lKONlLED YEAST is just wonder
full. Now ! cat heartily, never have
that tired out feeling. and ! have
gained six pounds. Mr.. Z. d. C.
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How the Process of Ironization Makes
Yeast Doubly Effective

While Science admits that yeast value in
building flesh clearing the skim and increasing energy it
ound mat yeast alone is not enough to bring per
results For while yeast contains certain vital elements-lac
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and health. e.
fvei'onc knows the great value iron In changing our
o into living cells So working this problem scientists
finally discovered the amazing process of
scientific which enables you derive from yeast ALL
OF the wonderful benefits it holds for you.
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How Many Pounds
"Gains OPounds"

have taken only ~ packages OF
lROS1ZED YEAST, yet have gained
10 pounds in Is days."-Ray. L.W. V.
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The Only Yeast that is Genuinely Ironi;

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-21
SIECIAL PROCEEDINGS ~
EOltJN No, Il51

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE or OREGON FOR KLAM-
hTli 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-
C""dingA In connection with the or.
ganization of said district. and pro-
c""dings Of the Board OF Supervisors
and of said district. providing for and
authorizing the Issuance OF bonds ~
said district. may be examined. ap.
proved and confirmed by the court.
To IN. Meadows Drainage district
Of klamath county. Oregon, and 10 all
frcchold"fs, legal voters and assess
mcnt payers within said district
NOTICE iS HEREBY GINES that
the hour OF two O'Clock y. IN. OF
Tuesday. the 2ith day uf July. \. d.
1879, and the court room OF the
aboy" entitled court In the court
house of Klamath County. In the city
ot klamath Falls. Oregon. IL 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 thv proceedings IN
connection with IN" organization OF
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-21

in Klamath Falls, In said County. n
2 o'clock IN the afternoon of said
day. sell at public auction to tn,
highest bidder, for cash. the follow,
Ing described property. to-wil:
The west half OF the southeast
quarter and the southeast quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter Of
Section twenty-on. Jt2t, the
northeast quarter OF Section
twcnty-eIght (28D and the
southwest quarter Of tho north
west quarter Of Section TWEEN
ty-seven t27D. all In Township
forty tOJ south, rang" twelve
r2) east Of the Willamette
Meridian. In klamath County,
Oregon,
Taken and levied upon as the pro.
pcrty Of the said Lena Barkhurst
and a. Kinney or ~ much thereof a.
may be necessary 10 satisfy the said
Judgment In favor OF a. e. Yaden,
Plaintiff. against said Kinney, Bark
hurst and said Guaranty Co, with
interest thereon. together with all
costs and disbursements that have or
may accrue.
Dated At klamath Falls, oregon,
June Z. 1922.
l.. l.. Low. Sheriff
BY BURT HAWKINS, Deputy.
! T-ii-2l-2S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-21
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

by virtue Of an execution and or
der OF sale duly issued by the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court OF the County
of klamath. State OF oregon, dated
th, ith da!s OF June. 1929, In GER
tain action In the Circuit Court for
said County and State. wherein \. c.
Yaden. as plaintiff recovered judg'
ment against A. Kinney, Lena Bark.
hurst and United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Company Tor the sum of
Eleven Hundred Nineteen and l5-iO0
Dollars. and legal interest from June
|. 1929. on the cath day Of May.
l922
Notice Is hereby given that | viii
ON the eighth day OF July, 1929, at
the front door OF the old courthouse
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

All persons having claims against
the Estate OF Katie Lee Dalton arc
directed TO present the same. with
proper vouchers attached, to mo at
my office In the Loomis Building
klamath Falls, Oregon, within SIX
months from this date.
Dated May 81. 1922. w
ID. v. KUYKENDALL,
Administrator Of said Estate
M-3i--J-1-1f-2l