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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16
BUSTED ROMANCE

There was n young lady named Stella
Whose beau was bow-legged feila.
When he asked her to sit
In his lap. why she lit
On his soft corn. then how he did
bella.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16
FOOTBALL RESULTS

COAST
Uaiycrsity ot Oregon o, Mutt. n e.
90.
Nevada 35. Occidental o.
Idaho o. Washington ..
oregon Aggies ,. Pacific z, o.
Stanford :. SAINT Clara o.
WESTERN
Colorado Aggics 60, L. OF wyom.
ing o.
L. OF Colorado ,, L. OF New Mex.
leo o. Z.
Eastern
Cornell 6S. New Hanip. state ii
Penn State 80, Lebanon Valley g.
North Dakota :. South Dakcta o.
L. OF Penn. IL. l.. OF Maryland o,
Ohio unissrsly 7-DenisoR Y.
Bcloi, ca. Northwestern Prep. o.
Texas :, Oklahoma Aggles :.
Iowa G. Yale o.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16

????-What's II all about-????
See that ad on page two and then
make guess what It's all about.
Correct guess will get you free din
ner Saturday, October 81. l6
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16

Marriages may be made in heaven !;
but n comfortable porch swing often
delivers the goods. garglcs Geo.
Stevenson
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16
There's q villain Here

Bobbod--"oh. dear, I've lost my
little pink bow"
Braided How perfectly awful.
What did he look likc?"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16
WESTERN

See the big question on page two
Of this issue. Can you guess what
it's about? See same place toinof-
row for some new dope i6 -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16
DARN FOOLS

or all the pests that walk the street,
I'd like 10 land blow
Upon the silly goof that says
Hello. Bill. Whaddya know"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16
More Than willing

''Sir. would you give five dollars
To bury n saxophone playor?"
Here's thirty dollars. Bury six
OF them"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16

A girl never knows how quickly
the dinner burns until her mother
leaves the city for days play spell.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16

Advice: Don't let a headed
drug clerk try to sell you hair tonics.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16
Why Does Our Enemy
Strike in the Dark?

Freight and of Klamath Falls the hands of the Inter-
Commission Our which
will permit general reduction freight rs,al classes Our
reduce these them
This advertisement published by Of
railroad whose
which is their h.'.
We know the people of Klamath Falls
you will insist fair play in this m
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16
Doctor says face powder is danger.

Gus. II certainly Is when man
wears some OF It home on his should
er.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16

Beauty is only skin deep and some
times 1T is only powdered on.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16

The Office Cat
BY JUNIUH

II some folks talked less. we coult
believe more of what they say, say.
Don Zumwalt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16

Is it possible that the citizens Of Klamath County
object to railroad competition?
Why is it, that Dairy Products OF Tillamook County
can be shipped about $50 miles all rail TO San Fran
cisco in any quantity mt SIC per cwt. AND like
product Of Man Factory be compelled to haul 30
miles to Klamath Falls and they pay $f9S per ewt.
L. c. l.. to San Francisco, about ABS miles?
- = lEXENu0g2NNHxM
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-10-16

A girl seems to think she has a
long skirt II couple OF ribbons
dangle around her ankles.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
Oliver Clark a
Enters Race For
Legislature

The latest entry into the legislative
field from the third senatorial district is
Attorney Oliver a Clark, with Offices at
3457 s. State street and who resides at
800 f. 33rd street Mr.. Clark is one OF
our best equipped and most favorably
known lawyers, having received his edu-
cation at the Ohio State University, Uni
versity OF Wisconsin and Northwestern
Of this city, and having ben actively en-
gagged in the practice in this city for the
past ten years.
Attorney Clark IS president of the
Citizens Relief Republican League, an
organization not allied with airy political
faction, which is fostering his candi-
dacy In addition to heading this or
ganization he Is Supreme Attorney Of
the Legion OF True Protectors; Nation
al Attorney OF the National Equal Rights
League and Treasurer OF the Cook Coun-
~ Bar Association.
A public reception will be given in his
honor Tuesday evening. January 81, al
the residence of Mrs. Laura B. Griffin
$3.50 S. Park avenue, from 8 TO l. p. m
A splendid luncheon will be served free
and everybody is invited to attend
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
Washington Annual
Charity Ball Now /
A Season Event


WASHINGTON, d. G. Jan. 70
The Third Annual Charity Dance
given under the auspiccs of the North
err Conference OF the Associated
Charities Organization of the District
OF Columbia held Friday evening, Jan
uarr 18th. 1922. vas a monumental
success. The ladies' OF the organza-
ton carried their slogan into every
part oil the city and now social, busi-
ness, and professions Washington
looky forward with eagcrncss 10 this
annual even. shich Is designed 10 have
the Colorcd people moro largely share
IN the effort 20 care Tor the worthy
,irk and INDECENT OF the city
III. ,t,,--,,, c,.;,o ooo yon STREET
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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
Plea of Not Guilty Entered

hen Boldly Wa led in, haudcuded
- Deputy Sheriff spnclman and Pc
frieE After the formal plea OF not
guilty. was made, District Attorney
Banton asked that the trial be set Tor
The earliest possible date.
In justice 10 this defendant and
With same knowledge have az
CURED IN this ca,e, interposcd Mr..
koenig. 81 cannot Assent TO such an
caflv trial a. the District Attorney
desires. il would deprive us OF all
mean OF procuring evidence for the
defense and the opportunity that the
Law contemplate he should have.
nav no objection To speedy trial,
but 10 me that mean trial com
patibIc with the dignity OF the state
and the rights oil the defendant;
1t Is not the purpose to deprive the
defendant OF any rights, said the Dis
frict Attorney. but in the interest OF
justice we want the trial a. carly as
possible II isn't asking too much TO
set the trial Tor ten days from today.
III set the trial for January 81 an
nounoed Justice Wcsseryogcl. Mr..
koenig. I am sure Mr. Banton Will
giFc you the aid OF any process serv-
lecs You may need in obtaining wit
nesses and evidence
I don't mean TO say that the Dis
friet Attorney wants to 60 unfairly
70 trial replied Mr. koenig, but I
lnoW my own case I'm the only
- necessary to prepare the proper
Il
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
HOWARD GRADUATE GETS
TWO APPOINTMENTS IN
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Md. Jan 26-Dr
Alphonso D. Stone, graduate OF the
Howard University School OF DENTS
try in tie Class OF 1911 and who is
now praeticing dentistry in Baltimore
with Offices at 1921 Lunid Hill Ave
nue., has recently been selected by the
l.. S. Veterans Bureau to care Tor the
dental work of claimants under the Blu
reau who reside in his district DR.
Stone has also been appointed TO a
position as dentist in the public
schools OF Baltimore by the Commits
sioncr OF Health as 4 result OF COM
petitive examination in which he stood
second among those who successfully
competed
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
Abyssinia Can
Get Arms
France Has no Right to Hold up
American Shipment

WASHINGTON, Jan 28.-Oficials
OF the state department today could
not throw any light on the London
report published in The World stating
that a consignment OF American am
munition intended Tor Abyssinia is be-
ing held UP at the French port OF
Jibuti
Apparently nothing was known at
the state department either concern
ing the consignment OF American arms
or the alleged widespread prevalences
slavery in Abyssina, for which
British pondents charge the
arms are to be used
Il was pointed out that American
manufacturers have a clear right to
ship arms and ammunition to Abys-
sinia. In some quarters the sugges-
ton IS made that the slavery situation
in Abyssinia may have been painted
blacker than the facts warranted as a
sort of preliminary to action by some
European government in grabbing the
only remaining Africa free state on
the ground that slavery must be elm
mated
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
FTateTnaI Society Head
In Visit To Chicago
Hon. {. N. White a Reconized Leader
in Cooperative Business VIII
Speak.

Hon. {. NJ. White a Reconlzed Leader
in Cooperative Business Viii
Speak.
lion. {. NJ. White a Recognized Leader
mander Of the American Woodmen. has
accepted an invitation from the repre-
sentative organization to deliver a free
lecture at ST. Paul c. NJ +. Church, 4644
Dearborn street, Tuesday evening. ian.
3lst, 1922
The American Woodmen now claim
the resources of one million dollars. The
insurance commission examination
clearly shows that the rating is los per
cent. They now carry on fraternai in
suraucc in twcnty-three states Repre-
sentative Leaders in church, iraternal,
civic and business organizations viii take
part in the program at St Paul Church
next TUESDAY
Hon Adclbert II. Roberts has con-
scented 10 preside. Major r. r. Jackson,
Dr. b. X Bluitt. Mrs. {. l. NJ. Eggs,
II A. Watkins. Nine Trent, ?. ".
Chayers. president OF Douglas National
Bank, T. II. Samuels, State Grand Mas
ter OF the +. < A. n, and the various
Negro enterprises will be represented in
this public reception 10 thi, great leader
the business and fraterna1 world
Nj Frank ". Henry j., chairman 81
the Arrangement Committee.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28

might compare with I. Iheo. Taylor
(premere pianist). Then Prof. Emer-
son Brown, in every movement is ar
tistic; as a saxophone soloist-like
Irene" is a cornetist. See! Professor
]. Wesley Jones is natural artist finder.
And II. A. Watkins is a program spe-
cialist of class. Next Sunday > special
program will be rendered
See the review of the different kind
OF program company elsewhere in this
issue. tLate for press now.)
We shall reply TO the letters, etc,
from persons connected with St. Paul,
Berean, St Johns and Evanston, con-
corning dates for our Different Kind of
Concert. before the end OF this week
DATES. THEN, MAY BE AR
RANGED.
Our Sunday afternoon or evening ap-
pearances, only when a weeks notice is
given in advance. We appear in Gary
during February. Announcements later.
St. Marks Lyceum is expecting you
next Sunday afternoon, Guess who is
going to be on the Program Correct
Going to sing, too! So we know that
you will be there. We requested the
management to put us on for soprano
solo but they would not do so. O, hum
Seems we'll never get a chance to show
our voice in song That the way you
feel?
CHORAL. ORGANIZATIONS
The Institutional Choir, Miss Magno-
liza n. Lewis conducting, is showing the
ladies Just how a lady conductor can
put over numbers. We told you that
she could SO last Sunday we visited
and witnessed the numbers. The choir
is spreading out a bit in classical and
spiritual numbers. Mabel Tolbar. and
Gentlemen Reeves and Lewis, Curtis,
Miss Lorraine Brown and others (names
lost) deserve especial mention for cN-
cellent voices. The tenorS are high
up" Come out next Sunday.
The Bethel Choir, Professor J. A.
Mundy directing, are now nearing their
great presentation OF operate perfection
IN the Auditorium next month There
will be lew changes in the personnel
OF the stars within the cast. but Mr.
Muudy Is equal TO any rearrangemrnt
and their I'M work Sunday retains the
perfect confidence OF their great follow
ing IN and 1t of their church The
public waits eagerly for the appearance.
Ebenezer Choir J A. Taylor conduct
ing, Is starting something IN the way OF
forcing recognition in the eyes and
hearts OF the music lovers They are
showing just what is in them and people
who did not know much OF them are
sitting up and noticing the new voice
which are cropping out beside tie stand
ard tayoritcs in this body. A report OF
their appearance( in part) with the all
star program at ST. Matthews Church on
Monday the 23rd will be found elsewhere
in this issue. There will be special new,
of this organization next week We
propose to tell why certain changes arc
being made therein.
The Metropolitan Community Center
Choir with Prof. J. Wesley Jones, con-
Quoting. K. Emerson Brown, orchestra,
will be noted under Sunday Evening
Club and NJ +. Church.
Pilgrim, and Walters Choral notes
are late for this issue What Is the de-
lay from Beresn St. Johns Do you
want the Family to forget you, or what
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28

CluD mas cIlTOlleu
some OF the liveli-
st and most in
;elligcnt young la
dies in t. city.
Elma Howell Da-
Wis. President.
Note: Read care
fully above. hat
h a 5 happened p
Ed.
The Hi Alu-
steal and Dramatic
Club was out in a
body at NJ. c. {.
Sunday evening to
hear their numbers
upon the program.
he pfarfcfc urBrP
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
Gets Fifty Years

Gets Fifty Years
SAN AUGUSTINE, Tex, Jan. Is.
Clyde Horton was given jail sen
tence of fifty years here last week
upon conviction of murder.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
Offers Pick of staff to Defense

Offers Pick Of STAFF TO Defense
Ii Mr. kocug needs the assistance
of ny staff, III place At his disposal
any OF our Investigators and let hun
select the one he wants said the
District Attorney
You can't ask more than that, can
yon. Mr.. kocnig. asked the court.
We'll. acceptance OF such an offer
might lead 20 complications which the
statute may not look upon with Ia
for.a replied the counsel Tor the slayer
Boldly then was led back to the
fombs without Mr. kocnig saving
whether he would accept the offer
Aiter the negro departure, Herman
Hoffman, associated with Mr. Koenig
IN the defense, said
II this boy gets white man
chance and ii we get twelve jurors
who will hear the evidence with open
minds, Boldly VIII not go TO the cleo
irie chair After knowing Boldly Tor "a
short time, no one could possibly con
,ider him a desperate. We have
several startling surprises under cover
which will be disclosed when Boldly IS
tried
District Attorney Banton was in
formed OF Mr. Hoffman statement
and replied:
We'll, he'll get a white man chance
before twelve OF the best jurors New
York can produce
Mr. Hoffman would not discuss the
promised disclosures, but it was said
the defense contemplated having him
recitc the various bcatings he was al
legged to have received from dctcc-
tivcs during the six years OF his Grim
nal career in the Harlem district.
Insanity Plea Was Expected
The prosecution had expected the
defense to join an insanity plea with
that OF not guilty, and offer the beat
ings as the basis for his alleged men
tai disorder. District Attorney Ban
ton said he was prepared Tor such a
plea. He had sent Drs. Menas 5.
Gregory of the PsychopathiC Ward at
Bellevue Hospital and Edward +.
Hicks OF the Psychopathic Ward OF
Kings County Hospital to examine
Boldly in the Tombs, but Mr.. Koenig
refused to permit the aliensts to see
the prisoner. When they appeared
at the prison Boldly was being exam
med by DR.. Richard II. Hoffman, an
alienist, Of 1857 Madison Ave, en-
ployed by the defense
Assistant District Attorney Dineen
then accompanied Drs. Gregory and
Hicks TO Justice Wasservogers Court,
where the Assistant Prosecutor asked
for the appointment of lunacy COM
mission to examine the slayer The
Court took the names of the alienists,
hut intimated that he would not act
on the request unless the defense en-
tered an insanity plea. 80 *
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
4,BODDY MAKES
PLEA OF
INSANITY

NEW YORK CITY. Jan. Is
Justice Wasservogel in the Criminal
Branch of the Supreme Court an
nounced that Luther Boldly. slayer OF
sergeant Francis J. NJ. Buckley and
William A. Miller, must appear before
him for trial on January e. The
court set the date after former Judge
Morris Koenig, counsel for him, had
entered plea of not guilty.
Mr. Koenig protested that he would
not be able to proceed with the de
tense for at least three weeks, but
lustic Wasscrvo9el ruled that II the
defense was not prepared by January
35rd an adjournment could be re-
qucsted.
The artaignment was preceded By an
exciting scene at the entrance TO the
courtroom. A crowd OF about loo
persons had gathered in the corridors
long before 4 o'clock, the time set for
Boddy's appearance last Friday. When
attendants opened the doors there was
rash for seats. In few seconds at
leasf 400 of the crowd were jammcd
between the outer and inner doors OF
The vrstibulc. Women screamed, and
several policemen aud attendants from
ethef courts tried 10 restore order
little Roadway WAS made, however.
until James A. Mcnamara, an attend
ant Who formerly played football at
$eH York University. took a flying
Start from inside the courtroom and
dove headlong into the Jam. The i'm
pact tumblcd several who were trying
10 force their way into the courtroom
III bean and III a lew seconds at
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
MAY BRING COL.
Y0UNG'S BODY
To AMERICA

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. - The
body Of Col Charles Young may be
disinterred from its resting place in
United States, it was stated in the war
department this week.
Colonel Young was buried in Africa
in accordance with the military Gus
tom OF burying soldier in the GENE
terry nearest the spot where he died.
1nsistence that his body be brought
back to America for the purpose OF
erecting a memorial will result.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
Lodge Treasurer
Skips; $4,000
Missing

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. Is
George Buchanan. treasurer OF Inter
national Order of Twelve, Knights and
Daughters of Tabor. who disappeared
from this city some time ago, IS
thought TO have taken with him $4,000
OF the organizations funds.
The order has instituted proceed
ings to compel the United States FL
deity and Guaranty Co, Buchanan's
bondsmen, to make good the short
age.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
REACH HALF WAY
MARK IN YIN. c. A.
CAMPAIGN
Members and Friends Rally to
Wabash

The annual financial campaign
launched so successfully last Tuesday
evening. the 18th, had brought to the
Wabash avenue department OF the \.
NJ. {. A. Just half the sum of nine
thousand dollars, which is the objec-
tive OF the drive. This was the re-
port on Monday noon. Since then and
through the week the community is
being combed and canvassed Tor the
remaining forty-hve hundred dollars.
Financial conditions are making nee
essary a house to house and store to
store canvass to raise from many
sources the amount needed to carry
on the varied activities OF the associa
ton during the year.
Sunday Speaker at Y M. {. A.
Mr.. Michelaedes, representing the
Greek government in studying y. NJ.
c. A. policy and methods in this coun-
try, will be the speaker at the mems
meeting next Sunday afternoon. Mr..
Michelaedes is a native OF Saloniki,
to an early church planted in this old
town by the Apostle Paul that the
Epist1e to the Thessalonians was writ
ten. The talk will be OF special inter
est to Bible students.
The meeting last Sunday was nota-
bic not alone because OF the address of
DR. J. NJ. Brown, but especially be
cause OF the initial appearance OF a
gospel quartettc," organized by Mr..
W. f. Greene This added musical
feature will greatly enliven the o'clock
meetings at the Wabash avenue build
iDu
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
LANE COLLEGE GETS $4,000.

JACKSON, Tenn, Jan. 2S.-After
ten days canvassing in this city over
SIS 900 was raised for Lane College.
This sum will be equalled by gifts of
donors in northern cities.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28

The pianists were
o. k. The Reader, Mrs. /. {. 1homp-
kns. evidently, was not quite familiar
with the period Of time usually allotted
readers. Also 1t might well be eN-
planned, that this being her first appear
ance within this auditorium, II was not
to be wondered that she misgaged the
possible radius OF resonance was not
possible to hear her voice in the hal
cony. Really, she is able to beat that
number by 100 per cent; much shorter
selection; louder tone: advantage
We backed" her, because we know
her ability. Therefore, WE ASK AN
OTHER CHANCE, Prof ]. W. Jones.
She Can do better
The South Side Literary Society held
its election OF officers last Sunday The
result will be published later.
We hope that a lady Mrs. Lilliard
Miss B.. atson or some lady who can or
ganize) will be elected to a prominent
position in the club. How about Mrs.
{. !. Jenkins Mrs. lone Jrice could
do the trick, or Mrs. Irene Maxwell
Try en- Mr.. {. !. jenkins IS too busy
in school Just now Van Buren, Miles IS
"a literary -i' Keep YOUR eye upon
him Finel.
The Alpha Delta Dancing Club IS now
about ready 20 pull the new features OF
which We advised YOU. on will sec IN
next issue plan which viii 60 over
the top
Mr.. Alfred Williams and his bunch
are having tremendous success IN the
Eighth Regiment Dance, each Friday
eve Come out next Friday and see
what /, gong on Special
The Cherokee Social met on the 10Th
and really held a meeting OF class. See
program elsewhere in this issue.
Grace I.yceum Sunday afternoon pre-
sented the bunch from Gary and other
number, high I'D. See elsewhere
The standard Literary Society ha5 de-
c;ded IA hold omen door" this next term.
The reason why it failed - deliver last
term YEA, because they sought no out
sidr communism with other societics aud
he he FHMjIY The knew thai they
never received support IRON the inside
n NAYS to hold open door" Ask China :
Then YOU have Jonah. too-the "litry
cont - Vou know The one who
3coosp the INVITATIONS and programs
from other societies. etc. and who likes
TO nose about Can Won use anv rat
pizen. bad hootch or somptin'.
ST. Matthews Church is organizing a
literary society. We are going to enroll
az member. Are Won,
The Ideal Woman's Club ha, arrived
in the FAMILY. We remember Won
last August Draw right I'm and mil
Their Combination reception and birth-
dav marty Wa held with Mr.. Pauline
smith at 6l4i Aberdeen s. Mr. Annie
Turner is president. More next werk
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-28
Observation-Disclosures


The Red Circle will meet at Communi-
y House, 3201 Wabash avenue Wednes-
lay, January 10th, 1922 This bright
St. Tammany farmer., 1922-10-14

an extensive ant campaign, but each
Individual housekeeper can supply
herself with a quart Of ant poison.
This one quart will be sufficient
quantity to cover her entire prem
ises with the small cans into which
the poison is placed.
Then, in the spring, when the next
logical ant killing time comes, the
Women's Progressive Union Is plan
ming to put on campaign covering
the entire Town of Coyington.
The ant poison can be purchased
IN any quantity at the Burns Furni-
ture Company. II after putting II