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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19

successfully defend what to her ~
lIfc blood. and IN this regard do moi
forget that whilc shc IN winning thlH
battle to Niyc her schools she IN also
saving America. No nation over he
onmc great that dld not advance stop
by atop with the cau.n OF religion
aud by tho same tokon, history tcllH
us that those nntlonp Of the old world
that have crumblcd into dust took
their first downward ntcp when they
drove God ont Of the land. Tho
thinking people of America Shoul l
take warning from the pnat
DO not worry, Protestant friends,
ahou, the patriotism NJ tho Cal'o'
lie schools ana the Catholic church,
Thcy viii be found at the same old
stand teaching love of God and
country and peace among mon when
the anarchist. tho bolshSvIa,. the
horctic and the blgot shalt have
como aud gone through thousand
generations ~ come Consult your
common sense. and II that isn't
enough throw In n little charity and
give this dlaholIcal thinE the ratc'lt
dcqorvcs,
r. E ul'VEr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19

den OF taxation on real property, that
IL already bearing more than It's
share. There is a bill authorizing a
world exposition at taxpayers ex.
pense. There are two income tax
measures. either OF which would take
an army Of tsxeaters TO enforce and
kreatiy Increase TAXATION. withou,
any assurance Of lowering the tax
rate. Last but not least. there Is the
Measure erroneously labeled com
puisory school oiil." which aims to
close oil private and church schools
In the state. and confiscate invest
meats made IN these recognised wor.
thy ana legitimate enterprises.
How ear oregon expect to grow
aud develop when measures like
these are constantly asitated and per-
pstssily before the people: What
lnvestmsut or business is safe when
such discrimiuatory legislation re-
celves serious I ecnsidcratiou and
every long barred dreamer, wild eyed
visionary and crank inflicts his
schemes on the public, when every
sorshead aud every CRATER capital.
ises prejudice and intolerance to era
fifty splcen. or commercializcs the ini-
Native 10 biackmasi Industry.
OF al these measures. the school
biii 10 the worst. because Il is an In
fringemeut Of the constitutional
right Of the individual. because II
makes the child the ward OF the
state. and dsprives parents OF voice in
srainins osfspring. because II stamps
the state 40 the abode OF medieval
bisotry. ana brings An element Of div.
islon and dlscord Into the common.
wealth that must sun further retard
development by driving away needed
population. Il II unfair and unjust
- that Il destroyv established and
1sealissd businsss. airs6dy Spder
state supervision. to which there ex-
lists NO posslble objection.
Taxation In Oregon is already pro-
hibitive 70 Investment. and to close
the priyate schools and compel the
rate to pay for the education OF the
many thousands Of children nov re-
esfvias instrdetion 'at private ez-
pssss will euormoaeDy iucrsass :axa-
tion. School rooms al over the state
arc badly crowded ana II will invd( (ve
An enormous expense for the con-
structioa OF new buildinss and IN
voive continually Increasing taxa.
tion for their maintenance.
Anyone who claims to have the
welfare and prosperity OF Oregon at
heart should vote mo" upon all these
measures. any one Of which would
DO more - retard development and
drive away investment that all the
expeditions In the country could do
10 stimuiate them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19

uncover these buried mental
processes. What wer, the suppressed
desires in Lads subconsclous brain
that impelled him to chase partlc-
ular make OF automobile?
Miss Evelyn CARTEL. graduate
student In psychology at Columbia
University. probed the subconscious
mind of Lad. This IL her analysis
OF the canine BRAIN.
"a moving object" she says. "is
always AN attentions getting stimu-
lus. This is based on the pr0tec-
tion and food-ge,ting Instincts OF
dogs"
"But why does he pick out one
type OF machine" she was asked.
THE dog" the psychologist re-
spOnded. has "a keen sense OF sound
as well as Of smell.
Now II Lad had once belonged to
an owner who had that kind OF "a
machine he probably learned TO
recognize It by Its sound as we'll
as its smell"
Then Mrs. Chase broke In.
"Why. yes. we did have a car
like that. But II was ever SO long
ago. when Lad was pup less than
h year old"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

Work. In PAGE rank Wednesday.
September 90. All urgently request.
ed To attend. Other important bnsi-
ness.
10 l., n, DELAP, X, OF Il, Il s..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19
T. u, BURKE

Douglas county spent SliS.000 un
road building between May 90 and
June %
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19
CREDIT

When credit you-Usua purchase credit
Why? usually small
You VIII
creditors will disagree with its creditors could
such losses they would likewise We believe will
continue credit eeve will the end foot the whole
this we'll
cash has the cash merchandise
anything added position look elsewhere and
ICES this quicker than jobbers Of merchandise.
operated delivery merchandise and
believe the klamath County
strictly bait and then
make look of line We
and another profits
things than only when
enough patronage enable purchase such merchandise volume
merchandise
enabling purchase quantities will
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
WOMAN CHARGES MATE
HAS HYPNOTIC POWER

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Dec. Ia
Providence society was thrown into
PANIC today when Counsel for Mrs.
Minnie Englehart. who is suing her
husband, Rev DR. AdOlph II. Engle-
heart, for divorce. filed a bill OF par
ticulars naming u women. Mrs. En-
glcheart claims her husband, pas
tor Of The Church of the Divine
Science, has a strong hypnotic pow
or which he uses over the women
who come to him for divine heal
ing" The church is said to be OF a
spiritualistic leaning.
Mrs. Engleheart bases her suit on
charges of extreme cruelty and her
husbands association with other
women for immoral purposes"
Engleheart's temple" here VS.
raided in 1898 by federal authori-
ties During the war ne was commit
ted 20 an internment camp.
Following his release he married
Minnie Col Ell. daughter Of a Prom
inent politician. She was but IS
years OF age when she married him.
Many Of the women named in the
bill Of particulars are said TO be
members Of Engleheart's church or
cult. Many are prominent here So
tally.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
BLACKMAILERS TRY
TO BRIGHTEN REID

Los ANGELES, Dec. 19.-(By L.
P.(-Blackmailers aided in precipi-
tating the final breakdown Of Wal
lace Reid. movie star. it was asserted
today by his friends.
When he was fighting to break
himself of the drug habit, certain
men in Hollywood and Los An
geles attempted 20 obtain money
from him to suppress the printing OF
an EXPOSE, it was charged.
This expose was to have been
printed without names, but would
have instantly labeled Reid as the
man referred TO. according to Mrs.
Alice Davenport, the stars mother
in-law. Reid steadfastly refused to
play into the hands of the black
mailers, bat their scheme worried
him greatly, Mrs. Davenport said
Coming just at the time when he
was fighting to break himself OF the
habit, these threats were largely re-
sponsible for his breakdown, she be-
lieves.
Although Reid, who has conquer
ed the drug habit and is now suf-
fering from a mysterious ailment
similar 10 influenza, is improving
slightly day by day, he IS stiH very
weak. The fact that the world
knows the story OF his struggle
against dope" has not been told
him yet. His physicians say he must
not be subjected to any sort Of ex-
element.
Reid. who formerly weighed 200
pounds has gone down to $50. 1t
was learned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
X. X. KHAN LEADERS
DENY ACCUSATIONS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-(By L.
P)-Newly elected leaders Of the
Ku Klux Khan, as part Of a campaign
10 counterfeit criticism against their
organization, have called at the
White House to inform Pres't Hard
ing OF the secret orders purposes
and 10 deny that it is responsible
for many recent outbreaks of Law
leSsness.
a Khan delegation now in Wash
ing,on, which is headed by II W.
Evans. imperial wizard. called at the
White House last niSht and sought
an interview with the president TO
deny the charges by Governors
Parker and Allen and other public
officials Whether the Klansmen saw
the president. It was not learned.
The new klan officers, have de-
term.red TO come out in the open
and deny many OF the charges direct
ed at the organization. The officers
We're taken TO the White House by
Gutzum Borglum. sculptor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
Preachers NJ a K e
Plea For Truth
A bout FINLAND

Los ANGELES, Cahf.. Dec. 19.-
(By I. y. S.)-The truth about
OtlywOod-whether or not the mo-
ton picture colony there Is drug rid
den-must come out as an aftermath
OF the illness Of Wallace Eeid. world
famed motion picture star. who is
lighting for his life at a Hollywood
sanftarium with a severe case OF in
fiuenza, admitted to be the direct re-
suit Of his curing himself OF the
habit OF using narcotics and over
indulgence Of alcoholic liquors
The Methodist preachers OF south
ern California today sent a plea to
the Los Angeles city council asking
that conditions in the film capital
be investigated. II the reports that
Hollywood IS a drug center prove
true, some adequate remedy is ask
ed. according TO the petition.
on the other hand. the communi-
cation states IL the charges are false
then a complete vindication Of the
film world and Hollywood should be
forthcoming.
As a means Of investigation. the
Flea 20 the council suggested that
commission Of reputable citizens be
appointed and given power to call
witnesses, administer oaths and
make q thorough probe Of the al
legged conditions in Hollywood
The message also asked the ear
nest cooperation Of producers and
respectfully requests Will Hays,
president Of the Motion Picture Pro
ducers' Association OF America 10
lend al possible aid.
Reid. still unaware OF the fact
that the story OF the cause OF his i'll
ness has been barred TO the world,
was reported "a little better today
after a fairly good night" by his
attending physicians.
'W2My'' Is said to be able to take
a little nourishment now and is able
10 rise up from his pillow for a few
minutes without fainting, as has been
the case in the past.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
COURT INACCURACIES
STEINER POLICY IN
.BOOTLEGGING CASES
Judge Raab Imposes 9O-Day
Jail Sentences Instead of
Former 80 Days.

The beginning OF a new policy of
the Mishawaka City court toward
violators Of the liquor law is seen
IN Judge Raab's sentences yester-
day in cases of two convicted vio-
lators. In the case of Mike Severa,
1924 L. Lawrence st, and of Frank
GOwen, 401 Short ST., penSlties of a
fine OF 500 and costs and a sus-
pended Jail sentence Of 80 days
were imposed In the past the gen.
eral policy has been to impose a
Jail sentence. usually of 80 days, for
first Offense.
Yesterdays cases were the first
to come before Judge Raab for dis
position since the police inaugurated
their cleanup campaign 10 days
ago, and his probable attitude
toward offenders has been a matter
Of much interest in the city. While
Judge Raab has had no statement
TO make in regard 10 his intention
10 back up the cleanup campaign
of the police by imposing more Sc
we're penalties than in the past,
yesterdays decisions are taken as
a step in that direction. and mean
that the court will cooperate with
the police department 10 the limit
IN carrying out Mayor Dodge's or
ders that bootlegging and gambling
in Mishawaka must be stamped out.
Booucggcrs Vigiiant.
Since the mayors orders on Dec.
Q for cleanup campaign the police
Il Z rot II y
every day. A very large proportion
OF these have been fruitless. but
they have resulted in a much great
or degree Of vigilance and care on
the part Of suspected viOlators. As
an illustration OF the degree Of Wig
lance that is being maintained, a
complete warning bell system with
push button on the floor. was torn
up by the police in a raid Monday
night. In many OF the places raidei
no arrests have been made because
liquor had been disposed OF before
the police were able 10 seize any Of
Il. The police say that in the sus-
pectcd bootlegsinS places the
LIQUOR IS now dispensed from large
mouth fruit jars. and the container
IS always near a large tank OF
water. At the first alarm the jar
is emptied into the water tank. and
the Jar itself IS Immersed in the
water. ard all so quickly that the
officers are powerless TO prevent the
DESTROYING Of the evidence. The hid
ing places for the basic supply OF
liquor IN most Of these places have
so far defed the ingenuity Of the
raiders
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
Irish Insurgents ReneU
Observation-Disclosures

DUBLIN, Dec. 19.-(By L. P)-
Irish republican insurgents renewed
their warfare OF incendiarism and
bombing last night. less than p
hours after British troops were with
drawn from the island
Two bombs were thrown against
the building housing the Irish inde-
pendent, only one exploding Il
blew IN a doorway as the auto load
OF rebels that swept past hurting the
missiles. fled.
Armed men stormed and burned
the home OF Gordon Campbell. son
OF Lord Glenavy. the senate chair
man. The house was practically
destroyed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
PREACHERS PROTEST
SHOWS ON SABBATH

RICHMOND. Ind, Dec. r.
Mayor J.. A. Hanley, OF Richmond.
today took under Amusement several
hundred petitions sent for and
against closing motion picture shows
on sunday.
Petitions have been presented to
him by the Richmond ministerial
alliance from churches asking that
the movies be closed. He also has
petitions drawn by theater managers
and signed by their patrons who
want TO attend the shows
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
RundiCdy Ohio Boys
TO be Taken Home

MCNCIE. Ind. Dec. I9.-Peter
Eckert. -. and Raymond Farley,
IA. were to be taken back home 70
Cincinnati BY their parents today
after having arrived here by way OF
a C. d o. freight train on their way
90 Chicago.
They were forced of the train
yesterday because OF the cold. They
went 10 a nearby grocery store and
thawed themselves ont around a
stove.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
FORTY LETTERS ARE
UNCLAIMED At OFFICE

Letters remaining unclaimed at
the local postof.ce are addressed
TO the following: Mr.. Ames. Darcy
Adams. Charles Banner. Christ Ber-
ger. Mrs. Add.c Davis Clarence
Everly Mrs. George Goodman.
George r. CONN, Earle Hoover.
Mrs. a. Julie. E-aest K.uEy. OMe
Krenson. Henry r Lamphears Paul
+. Lawrence. William Miller Roy
INFLOW. Mrs. r. r. Mitchell Mr..
NeIl.uger, Harry Newhouse. y. ID.
OaConnor. pomen Pliers. Samuel
Robinson. Charles Rowen, Miss
Marie A. SaUsers. r. Schmetz, Mrs.
Jennie Se.gler. J. T.. Sc.ner, Ray
ShIvely De,phta SherriclI. Roy StoL.
Miss Caroline Stuoer. Frank Taylor
Charles UnEer, AIRS. Florence War
ren. T.. F. Wagner ARIA Weaver.
ca: Charlie Williams. TAeodore ~
wilson and Mss Ruth Wright.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
ROADS TO CHICAGO
GUARDED BY COPS

CHICAGO. Dec. 19-All roads
into Chicago were guarded today fol-
lowing receipt by police Of tip that
the bandits who robbed the Denver
mint Of 100000 were headed this
way.
Federal authorities declared they
received the Tip from q woman
who refused to divulge her name.
The informant said members Of the
gang We're from Chicago.
Operatives We're Immediately sent
To points along roads from the west.
Plans were also made to search al
transcOntiuental trains
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
DENVER OFFERS PRIZE
FOR BANDITS CAPTURE

DENVER. Colo. Dec. 1.-THE
city OF Denver today offered a re-
ward OF $4,000 for the capture Of
any one OF the bandits who killed a
federal reserve bank guard and
escaped with 100000 from the
United states mint here.
The city offered $4,000 for infor-
nation leading TO the arrest and
conviction O. any OF the bandits
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
NOTICE

Owing 20 my resignation from the
arm or GarIuine a Petro. my tcle
rhona number viii be changed from.
Aiish. $40 20 Mish 1S3. and v1ll
sill continue II the real estate
business. and my Office viii be To-
Gated in the same place as before.
rooms 6 and : Engiedrum bldgp
Aishawaka. and am prepared 10
take care Of the public real estate
needs the came as in former year.
II you are iuteres,ed I'm real estate,
cai Mlsh. 49,
Mason Petro Advt. 1872.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
DIVINE SARAH
REFUSES TO QUIT
Her STAGE LIFE
Famous Actress Fails 10 Bow
to Call of Old Age and
Shun the Footlights.
BY MTEB MILLER,
q. Il. stan CorreSpOndent)

PARIS, Dec. 19-"My son insists
that take a rest-but for me. rest
means death
The immortal Sarah Bernhard,
stricken as she was about 10 appear
in Sach3 Guitr'fs new play at the
Edward Seventh theater. thus defied
the entreaties Of friends that she
abandon the stage and spend the
years that are left her. IN case and
comfort
Her physicians. after an anxious
night, issued n bulletin at IL a. m.
today which read
The crisis fortunately quickly
passed. but Madame Bernhard de-
mands absolute rest for a few days
and complete ISOLATION.
This was signed BY Doctors Desnos
ana ObiSsier.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
TEMPLE

Starting today the Temple Thea
ter will SHOW For Big Stakes" a
Fox production starring Tom Mix
Tom and his remarkable horse
Tony go through all the daring
stunts that have made them both 50
we'll liked and remembered by screen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
Posses Hunt Negro Who
Shot Kansas City Cops

KANSAS CITY. Kas.. Dec. "a
(By 7. y. S.)-Armed with shotguns,
posses Of police here are searching
for a drug-crazed negro who shot
and seriously wounded two police
men this morning IN evading cap
tuTe.
The negro is believed 10 be the
same one who entered the home OF
physician and choked his wife a
short time before the shooting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
STRPRISE COTPI.E

Thirty relatives and friends pleas
antly surprised Mr.. and Mrs. D. Q.
Hupp. az their home 915 +. Law
renee s.. Monday evening. a chick
en- dinner was served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
WOMAN BURNED.

SILVER LAKE. Ind. Dec. ~
Mrs. Eiizabesh Wiltrout, 90 was
burned 10 death az her home here
today when her clothing caught FIRE
"a she was working near a hot
stoge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20

$50 +. and A N. called meeting
Wednesday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Work IN NJ NJ degree.
WALTER MICHAEL.
Advt g0-tl SeCy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20
Really No Danger.

There is really no danger" Dr.
Desn0s later assured the United
Press. Madame Bernhard VIII
live To attend my funeral yet"
The one very real peril, however.
IL is admitted. IS Bernhardt's refusal
10 surrender and cCncede herself au
old woman. despite her rs years.
Il am going 10 return to the stage
as soon as I have recovered from
this slight indsposiuon." she insist
ed TO friends who urged her TO give
up.
Her manner was vigorous and she
remained bright and CHEEKY in de-
fiance OF the malady, diagnosed by
physicians as syncOpe
Body like Ice.
Syncope is fainting followed by
stupor.
I'm the morning" she said IN
describing her attack, Il felt sudden.
- well. Then suddenly I felt as IL
a dagger had been thrust into my
back.
My whole body was like ice
was able TO call for help. but l dont
know what happened afterward.
i don't want to die like Moliere,
she insisted. II am all right nov.
But IL 1 stop to rest. 1 Will die"
Bernhardt was taken III in her
dressing room. just before the crowd
BEGAN to arrive for the production
of I'm SUiet de Roman"
y throng assembled in front Of
the dark theater and many rumOrs
that the great actress was at the
point of death fitted through the
asSemblage.
Suffers Relapse.
The people dispersed slowly after
the announcement was made that
the great actress illness was not
considered serious.
Bernhardt was able to go home IN
her car. but suffered a relapse inn
mediately upon reaching there.
Her ailment manifests itself in a
series of fainting spells. which are
followed by periods of stupor. 1t is
necessary TO restore the patient TO
her senses with all speed when she
is stricken. otherwise death may
ensue.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20

enthusiasts. Tom rides through a
prairie fire 10 save his sweetheart
and every heart in the audience will
probably beat higher untn the horse
carries them both to safety. In eX-
pert shooting and rope throwing the
screen never has shown more fin
ished artists than Tom Mix.
The story Is described as one os
rapid action from beginning TO end.
with threads Of intense drama and
vivid romance running through il.
Everyone with red blood should
find an abundance Of good enter
tainment in this photoplay. If you
like outdoor LIFE and adventure. If
you like romance. For Big Stakes"
Will furnish them.
Lynn Reynolds directed this pro
ducion. The names in the sup
porting cast are a guaranty OF eX-
cellent acting throughout
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-20

Il is the part OF a prudent man 10
concihate the minds OF others. and
20 turn them % his own advantage.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-12

POPULARITY CONTESTS
CLOSE SATURDAY MIGHT

The popularity contests conducted
by the Moose festival ON the west
side show grounds are arouslng great
enthusiasm among the contestants
All aspirants figure they have an
equal chance, that II Is only mat
ter Of who gets the mcst votes
The contest viii close Saturday
evening at o'clock sharp, during the
band concert at the court nous"
square All votes after the stroke of
7 viii he refused The winner VIII
be announced ON the grounds aa near
. p m ms possible In front Of the
Tumhlc,lu show at the west end of
the Midway.
Tho band concert win begin mt $50
ana for onohalr an hour the voting
viii he in order Anyone aud every
one can plump ag hard az they want
10 for their rayorlos IN" eand.
dates for honpra win be muchly in
evidence, Of course, to look after
th"ir interests
The following IS the standing Of
tn" contestants mp ill noon today,
and amy further ana later report can
be seen at the voting booth on the
grounds this evening.