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The New York herald., 1922-05-17
New Jersey-Sale or Let.

A SMALL FAMILY OF refinement and cdu.
cation can secure title to and occupy at
once this quaint Colonial home. located on
one of the best streets of a celebrated sub
urban residential section New York
city, where the desires of the neghboring
families as TO the personality of the buyer
must and Will receive first consideration,
on the payment of 81 $50. balance of $4,000
OH long time, easy payment mortgages. The
house Is surrounded by a beautiful grove
OF white birches and shading oaks: contains
O rooms and bath and wide veranda. The
elevation is over 700 IT.: II Is only few
minutes walk to railroad express station.
on the best committing road out OF New
York city, and Is offered complete with no
from this section now. Bathing, boating.
skating. golf. tennis and country clubs are
svailable. together with fine schools;
wonderful place for children. l win take
less for all or half cash: Your, reply will
Hall Station. New York city.
DELIGHTFUL HOME AT SUMMIT. n. J.
Wonderful Value at $4,000
Spacious farmhouse type Colonial. rooms.
"a floor. baths. steam heated eiectricails
lighted dwelling lower-uppor enclosed heated
pSrches. laundry; buffers pantry. large
TO miss. Investigate at once.
EUGENE JOBS-H. +. BECK CO..
Realtors. OPP. Station. Summit, N ].
FOR SALE
At Culver Lake, N. J. (P. .. Branchville).
Seven rooms and bath: sleeping and dining
porches. garage. acre of ground, abundance
OF fruit and berries, large garden, thousand
feet elevation, finest view Ia northern New
Jersey. Best OF neighbors, whose interests
Will be considered In selling this place. Low
price. easy terms. Phone Spring 4511. G.. G.
TuLLAR. Owner. "a Chrlstopher st. N. Y.
JUST completed. modern home, six rooms.
bath. pantry and reception hail. water
electric light. heat. highly decorated: over
looking lake: lot J0xi65 wonderful also for
summer home: price $6,500; 81 900 cash.
BUILDER. box 1874. Stanhope N J.
tate, fine frame dwelling. Is rooms. In
about acres gardens. ~ 633 Herald, ESQ
RAILWAY, N. J.--For sale or TO lease. n
house of seven rooms; all improvements
10h acres: large barn: fruit, outbuildings:
seven minutes TO Penn. II. r depot 500
monthly price $4,000. MRS NORTH,
Owner.
THE ORANGES TO MORRIsTOWN.
EDW. =. HAMILTON g. CO.
1876 B'wAY. n. ". AND ORANGE, N. J.
Real Estate Specialists Since 1s6s.
200 FEET FROM MAIN HIGHWAY,
NEAR SUMMIT. N. j.
Beautiful Ia acre plot with superb shade
and shrubs. variety fruit, berries. grapes
and asparagus dwelling with nine rooms.
bath. steam, open fire, large porch: . car
garage. poultry house, stable; price $4,000.
Address Box 224. Summit. N. ].
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Long Island.

SUNSET LODGE. ~ h
Beach 50t and Surf av., Sea Gate, Nortors
Point. New York Harbor: comfortable steam
heated rooms, with or without bath: 40 min
Ites from Times So. 80 minutes Chambers
ST.. Municipal subway: rates reasonable;
week end guests accommodated. Phone Coney
Island 1871.
NASSAU Blvd-would like couple, gentle-
man, paying guest. $c5 weekly; exclusive
surroundings; minutes station. Garden
City Sof-M.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island-sale or Let.

BAY SHORE-will sacrifice handsome shore
front residence ON Penataquit Point, COM
pletely furnished. i3 rooms. baths. car
garage. acre OF ground. mooring for boats
DR.. G. +. ASH. 115 Broadway. n. Y. Phone
Rector 540s. or 1o2 Columbia Heights. Phone
Main 1700
BRIGHrWATERS. l.. I.--Cottage. 0 rooms.
baths steam heat. car garage. porches
enclosed and screened. splendid shrubbery
and evergrens large corner plot only
$15 900; possession. II. b. ii. w. ACKEH-
SON. Brightwaters, l.. l., and % Court ST.,
Brooklyn.
FOR SALE-House, g rooms and all improve
ments: five (5) minutes walk from X. X.
station: S6.500 20 Margaret court. Hemp
FOR rent or SALE at beautiful Neponsit
Beach, near Rockaway; one story modern
stucco cottage, seven rooms, bath; possession
at once. Call Main 3S6S.
LONG BEACH-NEw HOUSE.. JUST
FINISHED, CHOICE LOCATION. NINE
BEDROOMS. THREE BATHS. KITCHEN.
DINING ROOM. LIVING ROOM AND
FOYER ALL IMPROVEMENTS; PRICE
REAsoNABLE. ABEL 4 DILLMEIER;
LONG BEACH. TELEPHONE LONG
BEACH 0479.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ATTENTION! ESTATE executors and bro
kers, we are in the market for several
good tax payers: also other good property
with stores in progressive sections OF the
city: we desire to invest up to $50, ,00o
Kindly mail full particulars to Box s-V,
iii ST. Paul Bldg. New York.
WAREHOUSE. with railroad siding, contain
ing 10000 square feet in Long Island City.
VIM. ID. BLOODGOOD & CO., Bridge Plaza.
Long Island City.
WE have quick buyers for tenement proper
ti,s. PORTER & CO., $50 w. 125th st.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

ELECTRICALLY OPERATED DAIRY FARM
CASH INCOME OVER 5000 WEEKLY
162 acres. crops planted: improved dwell
ings; 40 head excellent stock; complete labor
saving machinery: one-third below cost
Send for photos and details
EUGENE JOBS-H, +. BECK CO.,
Realtors. Opp. Station. Summit, N. ].
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BOARD & LODGING WANTED.

BOARDING. home for baby under year:
moderate price. 2226 Herald, 2s0 Bway.
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Westchester.

RYE.-One. two furnished rooms. bungalow; /;
near beach. station, trolley; home cook
ing. Phone Columbus 51Sf. PETERSON.
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New Jersey.
New England.

TO LADY TEACHER-A building one-half
mile from Cape Cod Bay: good air. good
water ard other things provided for three or
four Intimate campers at moderate price:
also suite of roomssfor light housekeep-
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NEW ROCHELLE.

Attractive duplex two family; seven fine
rooms and bath each side; all improvements:
garage: plot 50x125 one side Is paying all
taxes and interest investment; near
schools. churches and station: without excep-
ton this Is the best buy In New Rochelle to-
day: price for immediate sale, SIT 900: easy
terms. LESLIE Il. KULL. New Rochelle
Trust Co. Bldg. $40 Main st. Telephone 33l
New Rochelle. n. Y; Sunday phone 21l5-W.
RARE Opportunity for Homeseekers-On ac-
count OF leaving for Europe, offer for
sale new nine room house and garage; all
latest improvements. tiled bath. sun parlor,
breakfast and sleeping porches; ideally sit
uated fine community, near Bronxville, only
u hour from Grand Central grounds beau
tiful with shrubbery. trees, &C.. house ex-
cellently furnished; will sell together with
new town car II desired. . 63I Herald,
$50 Broadway
SCARSDALE-Two house, $40 rooms, fur
nished: unfurnished sleeping porches; ga
RACES immediate possession: rental monthly,
$200-S150; sale. $f2. .O00- 81 900; terms. Tee-
phone Scarsdale 62s.
WATERFRONT houses on high bluff over
looking Sound choicest location on City
Island: small private park at southwest end
private beach: good anchorage; several
houses ready for rent at 81 800 and $1,000
per year. unfurnished; large living rooms.
inclosed porches. bedrooms. II. s. SAY
ERS. Rochelle St, City Island.
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ConnectIcut-snle or Let.

WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
aTSON FARM AGENCY. 4S9 5th AV., NY
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WANTED FOR BUSINESS.

WANTED-Four rooms for select employ
ment agency; vicinity 59th st. around Lex
ington av. rent $50. Box 102. 1899 Sd av.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnished.

WANTED-Five unfurnished front rooms.
Washington Heights. 135th TO 1G0th ST
about $I5. 1909 Herald. Washington Hgts.
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SUMMER HOMES-SaIe or Let.
Long Island.


ATTRACTIvELY furnished bungalow. $1e5
monthly: bedrooms. baths. gas range ;
garage: very near bay; references ex-
changed. GARDINER. Belport
BAYSHORE.--s room furnished cottage to let
for the summer season; $3.50. j. WEHN.
Tel. 624W Bayshore. l.. ].
REEPORT-Bungaiow. Z. rooms and bath,
electric lights; . blocks from Woodcleft
Bay: rent $500 for season, unfurnished: !:
June to October 1. JOHN J. RANDALL
CO.. IS N. Long Beach av.. Freeport. ~. ".
FREEPORT. l.. Furnished room house !;
double garage; from June ] to October l..
Call 1901 1902 South.
HOUSE 10 let. furnished. In most beautiful
private section Of Long Beach; 10 rooms.
baths; double car garage: tennis court !;
boating. fishing, bathing in front of house !;
exceptional residence for refined party.
Write Mr.. G. GOIKMON. 20 West 50th st.
PORTABLE Bungalows-Easily erected. sos.
z. r. DANIELS. INC. lis South ST.. N. Y.
LONG BEACH cottage. furnished. fronting
ocean; IL rooms. 3 baths; garage. tennis.
bathing; rent s.. 500. BYRNE, 1876 East 41st,
New York. Telephone Murray Hin 4776.
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SEA GATE. NEW YORK HARBOR.
High class residential park;
private ocean beach:
private boat to Battery. New York;
also reached by subway to Coney Islands
furnished houses for season.
81 500. 81, 500. 81. 600, s., 500:
convenient seashoro private park.
WILLIAM T.. RAE CO.. Resident Agent,
cn property; open daily and Sunday.
or 163 Remsen ST., Brooklyn.
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YOU must see this mansion 20 appreciate II: |:
built OF steel and stone. contains II rooms.
large attic; beautiful garden. corner plot
1JOx150x10G: two car stone garage; country.
home in the city. HTMMELSTEIN, 1857
Macombs road u76th st. station. jerome ay.
subway. Telephone Bingham 1856.
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NEW BRIGHTON. S. I.-EXcELLENT
BOARD, BRIGHT. AIRY ROOMS. NEAR
FERRY OVERLOOKING BAY, REFINED
LOCATION. $50 ST. MARKS PLACE.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ASHFORD ST. 81. B'KLYN-Uppor part 2
family detached house in Arlington section,
6 rooms. all improvements now vacant; $50 !:
near Broadway elevated.
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West Side.
Brooklyn.
Richmond.

PIERREPONT ST., 76.--Coo1 rooms: con-
yenient subways; best home cooking. Main
1155W.
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Unfurnlshed-Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, L. 7.
"TENNTS PLACE. Apartments, by station.
Two elevators. Small suites. Large rooms
and tea room. Phone Boulevard 6545.
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Unfurnished.
Above Isth st. 10 5oth st. Unciusi,e).

46TIT ST. corner Sth Av.--Two entire
houses suitable for furnished rooms: for
mcrly occupied as hotel. JOHN II.
sCHEIFR, 23G West both st.
Evening star., 1922-07-27
CALLS SHIPS BoMB-PRooF
No Airplane Can Sink British
Naval Craft, Saws Expert.

LONDON, July 27.-Replying to a
question in the house of commons.
Lieut.. Col. Charles Amery. parlia-
mentary secretary for the admiralty,
said as far as the admiralty knew
there was no airplane In any navy
capable of sinking q British ship by
bomb or torpedo.
Evening star., 1922-07-27

will be opposed at the primaries by
AaC. Kingsford Of Baraboo.
Miss Martha C. Riley Of Madison
has announced her candidacy for the
democratic nomination for Congress
from the third district. Miss Riley
Is former probation and truancy Of
ncer Of Madison :.
Sharp primary contests are pre-
dicted between representatives. CT the
republican factions, both seeking to
gain control of the state legislature
Democrats and socialists have been
minor quantities for several sessions.
Evening star., 1922-07-27

II you want work read the want col
umns Of The Star.
Evening star., 1922-07-27
Special Values in the
DraperyDepartn1ent

Summer Porteres of natural color crash with colored
stenciled borders. Border both sides otpor- CE E0
tieres Regularly $500. Special pair. % sOO
ored borders. 4s inches wide and 21z yards % IN
long: Regularly $3.50 Special. .........: 0O eOO
Linen Table Covers. 81 inches square, linen color plain
center, with striped border in blue, brown 90 o.
or green, Regularly $3.50. Special. DZsEO
Bar Hafbor Chair Cushions, regular =
size; covered both sides with pretty Gre V7 0E
tonne. Special, each. .................... ~ sNO
36-inch Cretonne, light and dark colors good
quality cloth Regularly 35c and SOC. Special 90
Evening star., 1922-07-27
Partial List of the Many Attractive Offerings Listed Below

Natural Willow Armchair, +
ular price, $500. Special. ........
Natural Willow Davenport,
Regular price, S53.25. Spe
Natural Willow High-bacl
Chair. Regular price, $14.OO. Spe
Three-piece Old Ivory Suite; ere
tonne coverings. Regular price
S122OO. Special.
Four-piece Fiber Suite, Gre
tonne Cushions; regular price,
$285.OO. Special .............
Three-piece Willow Suite, m
Tapestry Cushions. Regular
price, S1o3.5O. Special ..:::...
Three-piece Fiber Suite, Gre
tonne Cushions. Regular price,
S18o.5O. Special .............
Three-piece Fiber Suite, reg
ular price, S171.OO. Special. -.
Gray Settee, regularly Soo:N
Special .......................
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-04-22

Payment of such amount may be made to the Post Master, Nc Carthy. Alaska, or by deposit to the credit of the undersigned with the Mccarthy Mercantile Go. at Mccarthy, Alaska.
 Dated this 23rd. day of Feb ruary, A. D. 1922
 George Marhoffer. First Publication Feb 25th.1922. Last Publication May 18th. 1922.
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THE BATTLE CRY"

Sutherland and the Alaska Engineering Commission a, gainst, Galen, Cordova, and the Copper River Interests. Let this sink in-DEtP
 It does sink in, that the An chOrage press comes out against Galen and the Copper River In terestS. This section of the country has not had a thousand dollars of Uncle Sans treasury spent on it's development, as com pared to the millions which have been spent on the Govern ment railroad, but in copper, fish and gold it's production has been enormous. There are still untold millions awaiting devel- Opment in this section and be. cause we want representation which will help us in that devel- Opment, we are attacked.
 Galen, Cordova and the Cop per River Interests are our interests, and as such we should not fail to exercise our preroga- tive when we go to the polls on Tuesday.
 It does sink in and sinks in deep
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POST OFFICE DEPARTME ENT

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
 Office of Chief Clerk.
 Cordova, Alaska.
 April 11th, 1922 Proposals will be received at this office until May 5th, 1922, for the performance of the fol lowing service:-
 From Mccarthy to Chisana. .one round trip a month, weight of mail one hundred and fifty pounds a single trip, each way, running time not to exceed seven days in each direction.
 No bond will be required of the successful bidder, but a sat isfactory guarantee will be re- quired from responsible party ouching for the ability and re sponsibility of the bidder. Such guarantee should accom- pany each proposal.
 Bids on this service should be made stating the price per round trip.
 Alvah Flames,
 Chief Clerk.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-04-22

In the issue of the Anchorage Daily Times, under date of A pril 8th. 1922 the following ap- pears.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE TO DELINQUEN T
 CO-OWNER To c, Sestich His Heirs aud Assigns:

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
 That during the calendar year 1920, the undersigned expended more than One hundred dollars on each claim in labor and inn provements upon the Rambler group of Copper claims, situa- ted along the Dan Creek, trib- utary of the Nizina River, in the Nizina (unorganized) Mining Dis trict within the Mccarthy Re- cording Precinct, in the Terri tory of Alaska, in which lode mining locations you claim an undivided 1-3 interest as shown by the Notices of location, there of on record in said recording precinct,
 That said labor was perform ed and the expenditure and inn provements made as and for the annual labor for the respective calendar year by the provisions of the Revised Statutes of the United States, and amendments thereto, concerning annual labor and improvements upon mining claims, and the amount so eX- pended was the amount reQuir- ed by law to hold said claims for the year 1920, during which the same was expended.
 You are therefore indebted to the undersigned in the sum of S333, ,33,B and an additionial sum of 17,50'recording fees, a total of $35O, ,83,H and you are notified that unless you contrib ute and pay the undersigned your portion of such eXpendi- ture as a co-Owner to wit: The sumof S35O, ,83,H, within ninety days after the persona : service of this Notice upon you or within ninety days after the publication of this notice, which ninety days shall be computed from the date of the last publi Z cation as below stated, youl claim will be forfeited to the un , dersigned who has made sucf expenditure and will become his
 property in the manner provided
 by law.
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the fact that Dan Sutherland would allow his name to be used in an article of such a vindic. tive nature. We who are voters, who are in this Copper River Val ley, realize that there may be a thousand and one things to be adjusted when private interests control the transportation, not only in this territory but in the United States:- New Zea- land which enjoys the reputation of having the most progressive government in the world, it took many years before the railroad, telegraph and telephone ser, vices, even under government control, were entirely satisfacto- ry.
 It is true that we have had very little aid in the past from the government for the benefit of this section, but we don't hOl. Ter very much:-for the reason that we have practical demon StratiOn that this is the richest. biggest, most prosperous and most reSOurcefu! section of A, laska, in spite of t,le fact that every thing has been developed | by private enterprise.
 To attempt to use Mr. Suther- land $ name and the Alaska En- gineeling Commission political i ", against Galen, C9rdOva, and 1 the Copper River Interests, is to say the least very absurd.
 One might expect something of this nature from q yellow i journal but Alaska so far. has been singularly fortunate in that respect, but even public atiOn with the standing of the Anchorage Times must not for a moment imagine that it can cast a reflection upon the integ-
 rity of the voters of the Copper
 River Valley unchallenged.
 Our integrity is still unimpair { ed and it is up to every man and
 every woman in the Copper Riv
 CT Valley to repudiate the An
 chorage Times statement, and
 show by our actions next Tues
 day that Galen, Cordova, anC
 the Copper River Interests are
 our interests; without any fight
 on our hands whatsoever a
 gainst the Alaska Engineering
 Commission, by voting for Jin
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Entered as second class matter. Septem Der 11th, 1918 at the I ost Office, at Mccarthy. Alaska, under the Act of March 3. 1879.
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Subscription Rates
 Single Copies 3 Three Months 1 .25 Six Months , 50 One Year } .OO Payable In Advance
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To attempt to use Mr. Suther- lands name and the Alaska En- gineering Commission political ly, against Galen. Cerdova, and the Copper River Interests, is to say the least very absurd.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-24
@85IHH&

Social activities this week hav,
taken the form " lawn suppers an,
picnics in Difference to the summc,
weather which has descended upor
klamath county.
One Of the big picnic suppers, q
family gathering, was held last nigh,
on the west side OF the river. the J.
r. Gceller lawn ON Riverside avenue
being the scene OF festivities. The
| following families enjoyed the affair:
I Mr. and Mrs. u. J. Sheets and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs X. &. Cum.
mings, and children. Mr.. and Mrs
| c. y. Mason. son Bobbie. and dsugh.
ter Helen; Mr., and Mrs. Harry Rich.
ardson and children. Mrs. Mary Nc.
Clure: Mrs, Marjorie Gallagher and
two children. Mr. and Mrs. Il e.
wattenburg. and MIR. and Mrs. A.
Carlson and family.
About 80 young people OF che
Presbyterian church were guests Of
the Church Social club at a weiner
roast and bonfire entertainment, at
the Keno dam tonight. Cars car.
ricd the picnickers to their destina-
tion on this monthly meeting OF the
club. After the affair tonight there
will he no more social meetings un-
I'll fall. The Church Social club is a !
practically new organization here.
but has proved very successful. all
social meetings having been we'll at.
ended throughout the winter months.
A large number OF the friends Of
Mrs. Harry Telford and OF Mrs.
Minnie Henry entertained them with
a surprise party Wednesday after
neon at the home OF Mrs. l.. Jacobs.
Both honor guests are leaving KAN.
18th Falls In the near future with the
expectation OF spending the summer
n California. Mrs. Henry will be In
;isson for the next few months,
. .
The home OF Mrs. Guy Ekwali was
he scene OF a delightful little affair
Thursday afternoon when. assisted
" her sister, Mrs. Margaret Armand.
he entertained a number OF ladies
1 a social afternoon. The time was
pent with needlework and social
hat and delicious punch was served.
u the close OF the afternoon dainty
were served. The fol.
owing ladies were present: Mesdam-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-24
MUST REFORM

HREG0N's political hysteria in IN,
~ recent primary campaign 10
cused the attention OF the entire ma
tion on this state. Undoubtedly vi
received severe setback through
this volume OF undesirable publicity
II Is distinctly up 10 the voters ct
the state to brace NJ before che fall
election. to lay aside their prejudiccs
and use common business sense In
state politia~ before greater harm is
done.
Men with money to invest do no,
look favorably upon field where
such unaccoun,able frenzies as we're
shown here can be raised by the
slight crook OF the demasogic finger.
And Oregon. with the greatest
wealth OF undeveloped resources In
the nation. cannot keep up with ,hs
procession OF western progress un.
lees outside capital can be applied to
the development OF her resources.
II We profit by our rceen, lament.
able experience. II may be good
thing In the long run. The general
view Of our situation {. fairly and
clearly expressed BY the New York
World In an editorial. pubiiahed May
IS. under the heading. "oreson's DE.
pressing Primary Campaign"
with the denomination a, the
republican primaries Of Governor
Olco,t BY q narrow margin prac-
tisaily assured. Oregon emerges
from the contest not wholly dis
honcred. In vicious and degrad-
ing campaign the state has made
a danentable exhibition OF itself.
But for the defeat OF Charles Hall. /,
the ku klux klan candidate. II \
could have no cause for consoia-
tion.
Oregon has deserved the repu-
tsticn IN the past Of being a pro-
gressive and highly intelligent
state. II is an amazing thinE that
community 20 regarded should 4
be the scene cf q bitter campaign
In which. to the neglect OF prac.
tical Issues. first appeal was made
to racial and religious partition.
The ku klux klan. true TO its es.
tsblished character. held the pri-
mary contest TO the lowest level
by stirring animosities among the
voters against Jews. Catholics, neg.
roes and all persons OF foreign
birth. II deliberately set about
provoking strife throughout the
state and capitalizins btsotry and
ignorance.
There Is no place among decent
Americans for the spirit Of mean
ness and malice that seeks to set
race against race or draw the line
according 10 religious beliefs. In
politics II Is Infamous. The pity
In that Oregon so far forgot itself
as not to give Governor Olcott a
more convincing majority and ne
elected to administer a lesson to
his enemies that would carry far
beyond the boundaries OF the
state
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-24
KniRhts and Giants TO
Play Baseball Sunday

The Knights Of Columbus and
Lost River Giants Will cross bats
on the Modoc field diamond at IL
u. m. Sunday. The Giants come
with string Of Victories to their
credit and fss, game is expected
On Monday evening the Knights
will play off the recent tie with the
Christians.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-24

There will be music by the choir and
organ.
You are invited tc study the Bi-
BILE with us at our sunday school
session at 1900 a. m.
Evening service AT the Christian
church.
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COUNTY rRENsrHEvS Aorr.r

Notice Is hereby given thai thcIc
srr FUNDS IN the County rrrlnury
for the redemption uf Klamath roun.
" Road Warrants protested on ar
before April goth, lp22
Interest On tho same viii ccnyr
from thig date