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The Dolores star., 1922-01-13

EEIl.E while ago | feel jusa llka
l. wanta shoota one guy. But 1
changa da mind so can maka five
tousand dolla preety easy. l declda
no shoota anybody for dat moocha
money.
Da guy wot l no gotta use for was
GA insurance man. Every day he
come veesit my house and wanta sella
me somating. He aska me eef carry
da insurance. telIa heem my friend
Gulssepl carry da hod and am gonna
carry da gun ecf he no queeta geeva
me trouble.
no wanta carry somating anyway.
l carry too moocha load home one
night before da prohibish and I fall
down and almosta broka da head.
Dat guy tela me eef / carry da In
surance and go dead somatime l gotta
plenta money. But eef / 20 dead
no gotta use for da money. l aska
heem eef can getta lettle bit eef /
kecpn da health and he tella me no.
So | say no wanta insurance.
"Eef you buy ten tousand dolla in
surance, Pietro, and you 20 dead you
leava plenta money! he say. But
dunno for sure eef can spend eef
90 dead. say I am gonna leeve
Tonga time anyway.
But you no can tella for sure" he
say. "Mebbe somaday you getta shot
by surprise and den you getta ten
tousand dOlla."
Righta Queeck l getta greata idce.
SO | tella heem ! TAXA da insurance.
Jusa between you and no for spreada
round l no expect to getta shot. But
mebbe somaday I getta half shot and
maka five tousand dolla. Eef l getta
ten tousand l am dead for Tonga time
And eef getta five tOusand l no
gotta work for Tonga time. l tink l
maka preety gOoda proposish.
Wot you tink?
(CopyrIghD
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13
MOTHER! OPEN
CHiLD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

Your little one will love the "fruity"
taste of California Fig Syrup" even If
constipated, bilious, irritable, feverish,
or full of cold. A teaspoonful never
fails to cleanse the liver and bowels.
In few hours you can see for your
self how thoroughly it works all the
sour bile, and undigested food out of
the bowels and you have well, play
full child again.
Millions of mothers keep california
Fig Syrup" handy. They know tea
spoonful today saves a sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genu-
inc California Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother
You must say california" or you may
get an imitation fig syrup.-Advertise-
ment.
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13

openings exist in his country for wort.
erS IN some Industry, you should
couch your letter of inquiry in di,,i
neu 'a'iEuase-even formal language
II you are making an address bestow-
,''e sltt, you would likewise use
FORMAL phraseoIogy that might almost
pe termed stiff. And You wouldn't
.h'hK' OF course. in sending out inyl-
,h'iohs Tor dinner party, of starting
,hem on: "Hey, friendl" But the
uhs OF stiitcd language for any save
'he purely formal, almost document.
hry, communication, Is gone. We talk
easily and naturally, nowadays, and
the fewer verbal nourIshes We in
dule in the better.
tCopyright)
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13
OLD TABBY'S LESSON

RANDMA TABBY had had her
IT day at catching mice and rats,
and now she was getting OLD, anu
as her kind mistress gave her plenty oi
milk and cream, she did not need TO
hunt for her food.
Grandma Tabby's eyes we're bright
and her wits sharp, even if she did not
hunt. and she decided she would give
good advice to all the young Kittens
in the neighborhood about hunting
mice and rats.
So all the Mother Pussies brought
their children 10 Grandma Tabby TO
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13
T9E fJRST Oe AL" SaiO
GRANDPA TA68G

learn wisdom from her in the arr Oh
mice catching and hunting.
"You first of all" said Grandma
rohbv "must not eat too much. Wheh
was young seldom had any a min
or cream. had to work for my tooa'
There is nothing better for young hit.
tens than exercise. Just LOOK nj me ~
my age. my dears." ,,,,o, g
An tho kittens looked at GRANDMA >
f,re. soft coat of fur and Lopeu so'"'
day they would have one llke IT., IL. col.
"There is another rule you mus. ,sa nm
io,r tao" she said. "Never give Wy
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13
Time to Quit.

This one from the Flash, published
by the Merchants Heat and Light com
pany:
Harry Warren, five-year-old son of
E. A. Distler, came around the other
day when the latter was singing the
baby to sleep. "She's almost uncon-
scious, isn't she?" he inquired. Yes"
said daddy. "Well, then" said young
Harry. you better quit singing or
you'll kill her.''-Detroit Free Press.
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13
Classification.

We had but recently moved into the
town, writes a correspondent, and l
panied by my daughter.
After the services the minister
rushed to the door to shake hands
with us, and said to Hilda: "And
why didn't you bring your daddy with
you?"
She replied. "Oh, he's home taking
care of brother. He doesn't care for
churches or picture shows, anyway"
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13
Modern Formula.

"Still following up that chorus girls
divorce suits?"
"Yes, I've read so much that they
no longer Seem like the scandals of
perfect stranger
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13
SWAMP-ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

There is only one medicine that really
stands out pre-eminent as a medicine for
curable ailments of the kidneys, liver and
bladder.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root stands the
highest for the reason that it has proven
to be just the remedy needed in thousands
upon thousands of distressing cases.
Swamp Root makes friends quickly be-
cause it's mild and immediate effect is soon
realized in most cases. 1t is gentle,
healing vegetable compound.
Start treatment at once. Sold at all
drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medi-
um and large.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for .
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this observation-disclosures.
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13
GOOD SCHEME

"Don't you think the result of the
women voting will just reverse the
mems vote? You know every wife'Il
vote opposite from her husband"
"l'lI tell my wife Pm going to vote
for the other side"
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13

Lions and tigers kept in captivity
require one day a week without food
to keep them in good health.
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13

There are no more attics, so junk
stores increase.
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13
Defined.

.'Pa, what's critic?'
"a critic, my son, is an artistic
knocker. boston Transcript.
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13

Investigating committees cannot
harm honest men.
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13

Better crying woman than n
scratchy one.
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13
The Right Thing
at. the Right Time
By MARY MARSHALL DIJFFFF
tus.
HEY, GOBS!

uo-s. are the shadows of actions
The Dolores star., 1922-01-13

MRS. l. L. BROWNING. 214 w. Cedar ST.,
Deming, N. NJ, says Several years ago my
back was bothering and my kidneys were out
of order. The trouble was brought on by cold
which settled on my. kidneys. 1t seemed as
though my back would never stop aching. Any
housework like sweeping dusting which re-
CURED STOPPING, was almost unbearable Doan's
Kidney Pills had been used in the family with
success, 80 | tried them. They soon removed
all the trouble"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

gegofien uno l6liebli6 a,,f Der @o.
tationsmoi9ine, Die iid ME 6eieiien
nm fid) ielber BRETT, auf ihone groBe
peiBe &apieritreife1, Die an oas. &ol-
lenpapier i'm &u6enlaben erinr1ern,
gebrudt.
Mnb oas @6neioen uno 5al5en
Der 8ogen beforgt Die Maldine bent-
outage, mabre11o fruber leBtere Ia-
tigfeit burd beionoere 5al5grafIn-
men alsgeiibt mnroe.
l1nb Damn tritt sic 8eitnng an.
0ie 0effentli@feit. Ser anoadtiee,
ser fritiide, ser gemutlid)e 2efer
nimmt Tie our !@ono -, nidt beifal<
Zig BEL Dem Mrttfel ipioer Den 8n-
der, ru115elt Sic Stirn bel Der nel..
en- @eoe 8otfcares, ladelt beideio-
miiieno Bel Dem nel1er1 Speed 2lopo
Georges, idittelt ben &opf iiber Die
~6erie ser iiingiten @inbru6e, peitet
sic Mugdpfel bel BEN 8eri@t nber
sen 9onar uno 6enft itiaidmeigeno:
.@as bot ser &erl ,iid % uieoer
neutrality-suspicious." bel ben Muslai.
1ungen oes ltnter5eidneten.
$. s. :.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
9te b1ttdJe @ff@attstram.
@pn Guitar &oditetter.

@uf unferer groBen Sommerretie
i'm Muto famen Grau @briitine uno
mei11e @enigfeit au6 nab @eioel,
berg. Ga 1par ih es, Der SEN Sibrer
mad9en. fonnte; 6enn >penn au6 oie
8reife iib peranoert batten, I'M
8erfeo Dos 8ier, auf ser Molfenfl1r
Sic Mfil9 iebt .mebr Marfideine als
fruber @roidenitiide foltete, 10 wa=
rem Sic @Gl6er nnb bie Serge bo6
Die gleiden geblieben pie oa5umal,
ols i6 in benz auditorium marimum
ser 8eisbeit Sumo Sii6ers lauldte
un6 I'M germaniitiiden uno %iourna<
Iiltifben Seminar mir Sen Sdliff
fir meinen 6amalS ~5ufnnfttgen"
s6riftiteaerbpruf an5neignen per-
iu6te..
2ange bielt meme @eioelberger
Jnbrer19aft nun ridt. 2enn nf ie-
men olten 3eiten gab eS nod feline
automobile, nnb tpent1 es melbe ge-.
geben bdtte, batt' i6 fem @elo gum
6obren gebabt; nno cine Srat
@britine, sic MIDI arf ibren Sc
1daftsrei1en als Mutogalt ta1ieno-
filometermeiie 5ur6 Die 8elt fiibrz
tie, gab es crit redt nidt. Sd farnte
sic Subpege; Srau @briitine, Die in
@ertretung ibres @atten fir 6elien
groBe Smferei &1noen marb, fann-
tie aber lebr balo Die 6abrmege Der
gan5ea @eeeno 11n6 fa11nfe fie better
aIs ih.
gines MorgenS fagte tie mir:
v8ei Nedargemiinb 1T cine biibiGe
8ina binig gu perfaufen. Mein
Mann {9reiM mir, baB elmer unfe-
rer 5reunbe oietBi1a baben modte,
mir iolten fe anieben uno menn lie
uns gefdIt, ion i9 Den &anf fotpeit
abidlieBen, 6ob r1ns Ser 8eliber oas
Sous auf adt Gage an 6ano laBt."
@ir fubrer alfo ben Medar entlana,
bis sic biibfde 8ina i'm Sonne1-
fdein idmuf uno lodeno Dor u1ls
lag.
rJdmos!" Iobte ih.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
&6rper @roft un6- Sd6nbeit 5,1 per-

a5rper 8raft nnb -sd6nbeit 81, per-
leiben, fonoefn i'm audi gu perur-
italten. 90 iinb auf feline ginipir->
flung 6ie @ntjtebung Der 5omnter1
Iprpllen, sic in 8apern ~@nfiber"
genornt merben, aurud5ufibren.
Mit Gommerfleden bebaftte 4inoer
1puen i'm oesbalb' nit Dem &eime
aniingen:
&udud ib bor' 1i9 rufen,
Mbmai9e meme SpruBen,
9ab ie bid beitebn
I'm mild bergebn
Sos pl0bli&e Gri6einen 6es
&ududs i'm Grifbling uno ebe1tio
oas friib5eitige @eri6pinoen i'm
@patiommer bat bon ieber ielbit &C.
Iebrte in gritarnen ge{ebt uno %
man feline grt1arung fir oieie bo6it
ionoWbare grideinung bette, ge-
glanbt, er nan1le iid int eA1en Sger=
Der, Ser linn in @eitaft, @r0Be una
6arbung dbnlid) lit uno lpcroe i'm
6ribiabr mieoer EN- &udnd. Sd)on
Mrfitoteles nabm eine iolde Ser
man6lung an, obtpobl ibm oie Inter
}4ieoe beiber' 8ogel befannt tparen
nn6 8Iinius 56blt BEN &udnd gar
5n Sen &abi6ten. Mu6 6ieie @n-
5dauung Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
feit fan6 bel unleren 8orfabren in
6en 8e5iebungen oes &ogelS at So
ttor lire Stibe.<
Mit Der 8efebrung Ser @ermanen
gum @bri1tentum tpur6e audi Der
CLAUDE an 6ie Collide 8e5iebung
oes &1tdudS 5erit0rt, nn6 Ser 2ieb-
ling Donars mario 5um teufliden
@ogel, ia gum 9eufel ielbit: Man.
nigfa9e &eoensarten, Die fi@ beute
nod 6es @ebrauds in unierer
@olfsiprade %erfreuen, oeuten auf
6iele nnperq1loerte Steuung 6es So
gels Fin: Ser &udud fou lin bolen!
@inen 3un1 &ud1d iogen. Gum
@11dud geben. Das meib Ser &udud.
Sos gebt mie Der &1dud. Das
CLAUDE ser &rdnd. Ser &11duf lit
los. Sssn oes &udl1ds Slide font
men 1tip. Ma6 @rimmS @or,
terbud 1on befoneers felt Dem 16.
Sabrbunoert Der &udud far sen
/ Geufel geiebt tporben iein, oa man
bomols mssr oenn lie iid i@eute,
Die 8e3eidnung 1eufel ielbit gu &C.
brol16en.
\Mn@ in ma116er 1doner Gage
ipielt Der &udud cine be1onoert
Stole mie Ser ~&udud bon &aiter'
ba6". Geiien gtnpobner batter
ibren Ort iorgfaltig peridloiien uni
sic 5to6ttoren berrammelt, oami1
Ser in ibrem Mieientale plobli6 er'
1dienene &ogel ridt in lire @tao1
fomme11 moge. Trob ibrer~ 8or'
ii9t flog er 5u ibrem Sdreden nbe1
6os @taottor. 5eit bieier Bet
baben Ole &aiterbader Ben nnna'
men v&11dud", ben fie bente nod
iiibren. 9enielben nnnamen fibrer
audi oie 8emobner BON &epiisau
1amli9 v@ifigau@" (&ndud), met9
iie bas &edt ibrer- @irmis lint elmer
&11dud perfauft batten, Unit ieinel
gliidbringenoen Mabe teilboftig 81
merDen.
Die MuH1dr11ng unierer 3eit ba1
3mar Sen @lauben an Die gottli6e
@raft 6es &udIds 5erftort, aber De,
ito mebr mouen mir unS an ieinem
SsSnbelrufe our Maien5eit e%rfreuer
Mn6 nns an Ser @oelte elmer iin1i.
gen Misunderstanding friberer Set
ten ergoben. ~s
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

sldaifomsfps Griunernnsen.

Ser beriibmte ruliii6e &omponilt
Si6aifomstp bat iebr intereliante
@rinnerungen binterlaiien, IN oener
er ieine 8egegnungen nit beribm-
ten &oIegen beibreib. Son ieiner
er1ten 8egegnung nit 8rabms ct
5ablt er: v3um erlten Scale i'm
2eben .batte ib @elesenbeit, benz
beribmteiten unter ben 5eitgen3iii=
l9en oeutl9en. aomponilten gegen-
uber5uiteben. 8rabms lit ni6t grob
an @ubs un6 etmas beleibt. 5ein
bu6I6er, grauer &opf %erinnerte
MIDI an elnen l%eelenguten, altliben
ruiiiden @eiitlihen. Sir einen
9euti6en darafteri1tii6e 3Mge bat
8rabms meines @ra6tens gar ni4t,
uno mir lit es unbegreifli9, uie Elm
gemifjer gelebrter @tbnograpb (i6
itiiBe mild babel auf cine eigene
Mitteilung bes &omponiItem gera0e
ieinen &opf fit oaS Sitelbilo zines
8udes megen ieiner darafteriitiid
germanil9en 3uge pabler fonnte.
Cine gepiiie @eidbeit un0 ipmpa-
tbii6e Stumbling Ser 2inien, 5iem-
lid langes, bu1rnes, graues @aar,
geraoe, freunollde Mugen, Elm oi9-
ter, graumelierter 8art, aQes 1as
erinnert meit eber an Sen Gppus
0es e6ten @%roBr1Nien, uie man i'm
beionoerS oft unter Berionen geiit=
li6en 5tanoes antrifft. 8rabms BE-
uegte iid auBerit einfa6 un0 unge-
inert, obne alien So9mut, unb Die
S%tun0en, 6ie i6 in ieiner @eieu-
idaft perbrin9en burfte, baben( mir
cine iebr angenebme @ri nnerung
binterlaiien."
Son S9umann er5ablt Gl6ai-
fomSfp na9 SEN Mitteilungen ieines
SSugen6freun0es &einede einige
3ige: n96umann mar en1 e9ter
Melan6olifer; feline 51meigiamfeit
mar eritaunli@; es i6ien> als Oh
ibm ie6eS 8ort groBe Mnitrengung
foltete. Muffauig in ieiner 1tulifp-
1ii9en Srgani1ation par au9, baB
er gan5 unfabig nor, gu birigieren.
&einede er5ablte mir SaQe, aus 6e-
men berborgebt, 6aB er iogar sen
Slang ser efn5elnen Sn1trumenfe
nidt gut unterihei0en fonnte un6
6aB 6as fir BEN &apeumeiiter 10
unentbebnide angeborene rbDtmii9e
@efMblt BET linn nur gang unbe6eu-
teno entpifelt mar. @ie 16mer
iino 6ieie Mnomalien BEL einem Mu-
iifer 5u begreifen Ger, na@ ieinen
@ompoiitionen gu urtei1en, gera6e in
8e5ug aaf Den &bptm1s 10 erfin<
6erii9 mari" gu @rieg trat ser
ruiiil6e Weilter in ein e11ges
Observation-Disclosures. Ser 11ortpe-
giibe &omponiit mar febr fleir1 un6
BON i6ma6li6em Musieben, batte
groBe, blaue Mugen nit. bem Slid
zines uniduloigen &in6es> uno iei-
ne BON ibm un5ertrennli6e @ottin
mar ni9t btel GROCER. M1s 6aber
&i6aifomsfp in einem &on3ert nit
oem @riegi9en @bepaar eri6ien,
iagte man: 90 iiBt Gi6uifomsfp
nno' neben i'm feline &i1oer!" vDas
unroe gan5 ernitbaft@eiagt," meint
Ser Meiiter, Juno lit audi gar ni6t
10 pun6erli9, pie- es off 6en eriten
Mugenblid ii6 anSnimm, 6enn i6
bin grau IL. greifenbaft, un0 @rieg,
Ser As Sabre alt lit, un6 feline Srau
ieben, 5umal Tie bei6e flein iin6,
bon meitem iebr iugenoli6 aus"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

8 egreifIid. rgas bot
tet Du eigentli6 nit Deinem blin-
ben Dnfel, DaB er Sid enterM bat?"
u@ar nidts; aber er fonnte mi6
{don bon ieber nidt redt beieben."
- Gein gegeben. ,6ie
batten mobl, lieber Seefii6 gegef.
ien?" iast BET Serr al feinern
Eii6nadbor.
Stein, aber Mebrfiid batte i4
germ eebabt."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29
Gus %sadfifddens sasebu&.

Sic gItern finben mid - 5n bidl
@s 9ibt fein gr0b'res Mibgei9td,
Nidt grDb're Dual tagaus, tagein
Is bas 8efreben, iGlant 5u fem.
Sd tper0e ing @oriett sefedt,
SD oarf ri6t efen, tpas mir i6medt,
@an g0nnt mir nimmer @ait 1n5 gub'
2ieg' ib gu lanse NAL I'M gett,
@lei6 ruff Mama: 9n tpirit gu. fettl
limb 1ib' iD einen NugenbIidf,
@let6 ruff Rapa: 9n tpirif 5u biol
@as 1T babei2 S6 ieb' ni6t elm,
SAP man bnrdans muB m1ager ieinl
Sic gltern miini9en eS? Na - unb?
Sic iinb ia ielber f%ugelrurbl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-09-29

- s oIgenbumo .1@efGng-
nisauheber (5um 9elinquenten):
u8iniden sic iid etmas @elonoeres
our lebten Mabl5eit2"
.Mfir il. o1es re6t; nur 1ei9t.
per6auli@ m1.B es ieinl"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-30
The Lumber Industry
NEWS OF INTEREST TO KLAMATH LUMBERMEN
Band Sawmill Will
Resume on Wednesday

BEND. Jan. ---Annouucemcn is
made by J. =. Hcnnessy. manager OF
The shevlin-sixon Company's plant
here, that a second shift In the mill
will be started Wednesday. February
1. THIS will mean the employment If
at least i5o men in addition To those
now employed. and more as soon as
some OF the lumber Is dried and ship
ping Is increased.
The proposed doubling of the out.
put Of the mill here Is not so much
called for by the prospect OF a better
market, said Hennessy, as by a desire
on the part Of the Minneapolis off.
cials Of the company to break even
on overhead expenses. by running the
mills AT full capacity.
The sales force OF the company
has recently been increased, said
Henncssy, and this is partly respon.
sible fer the increase in production
planned.
Logging camp No. has Just been
opened. In anticipation OF the sec.
ond shift in the mill, Hennessy stat.
ed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-30

PORTLAND. Jan. 0.--The last OF
the real property OF the United States
spruce Production corporation passed
into private hands Friday with the
sale OF the sawmill at Port Angeles,
Wash. and 3s miles OF losging rail.
road to y. $. Grammer % Seattle for
si.soe, 900. The sawmill has a max
imum capacity OF 100000 feet per
eight hour shift and the railroad taps
standing timber tracts estimated to
cruise 10000. zoe. .ooo feet. The
stand of spruce timber in the tract is
said to be the finest in the world.
Grammer is president OF the Ad-
miraity Logging company and the
Puget Mil company and Is heavily in
terested in other lumber operations
In the Puget Sound district. lie an-
nounced Friday that as soon as nego-
tiations for the transfer OF the prop
crty have been completed work OF
placing the Port Angeles mill and
railroad In operation would begin.
The mill was erected by the Spruce
Production corporation for the pur-
pise OF cutting M spruce lumber for
tho manufacture OF airplanes during
the war. The mill buildings were 90
per cent completed when the armis-
tiee was signed and the machinery IS
stored at Vancouver Barracks. Cost
Of building the railroad was approx.
mateiy $4,000. 900, according to Col
onel Van Way. head OF the Spruce
Production corporation. and estimat-
ed cost OF the mill was Sl.20o.ooo.
According TO the terms OF the sale
the railroad will be operated as n
private carrier. except for handling
timber blown down in the storm OF a
year ago. which Grsmmer has agreed
to haul for the owners at cost. Esti.
mates-of the down timber vary from
4 per cent 20 10 percent OF the total
stand In the district served by the
road.
The only remaining property held
by the Spruce Production corporation
consists of 40oo tons OF new steel
rails stored at Vancouver Barracks,
Colonel Van Way stated. The rail is
In weights OF 45 and so pounds and
Is suitable for logging operations.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-30
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Jessie McGilliycrcy. u niece
OF Judge Gaghagen, arrived last
night from her home In virginia,
Minnesota. and will spend about
ten days with her relatives.
Mrs. j. h. sinman was In the city
yesterday from the Lone Pine dis-
trict.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kalina were In
from Malin yesterdiy.
Miss Marie Fox. who has been
employed by the First State and
Savings bank for the last three
months, left this morning for her
home In Bend.
W. $. slough left this morning
for Salem and Portland on .busi-
ness.
Joe Kent. former klamath Falls
attorney. now representing one OF tho
big Coast lumber companies. Is hcre
from San Francisco on business.
y. hin Hunter returned last night
from business trip TO Pro,land.
John siemcns. lr. returned from
Portland last evening.
Miss Marie Fox. who has been an
employc OF the First State and Saw.
ings bank. left this morning for her
home In Bend.
Mrs. Rex Mcmillan is here from
Weed for brief visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs {. e. Low.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-30
League Standings
HUBER CLOSES OFFICE
Only Two Miles of Road Work Tn
completed; to Resume In May

With only two miles OF klamath
county highway unfinished. the os'
kar Huber Construction company.
has closed Its office here and dlsband-
ed its forces.
The uncompieted stretch Is from
Giacominrs corner to Merrill, and
probably work on II will not be re-
sumed until the first OF May. Its
completion Is a three weeks job
which will be directed from the camp
on the ground.
Fifty-three miles Of road have
been built by the Huber company
during the past two years. including
the Klamath Falls-Dairy section. the
AlEoma section. the Klamath Falls
Merrill section and the section be-
tween Merrill and Malin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-30
WOMEN PLAN CLEANUP
&. Of &. Auxiliary 10 Raise Funds
Through Tag Day

Next Saturday, February 4, has
been designated as Tag Day" for
the benefit OF the improvement cam
paign planned by the Ladies Auxili-
ary OF the Chamber OF Commerce,
One Of the first objects OF the cam
paign is the beautifying OF the un-
slightly banks Of the Canal and, as
the trees must be planted very early
in order TO insure good growth. 1t
Is necessary to raise these funds now,
Six Of klamath Falls representa-
tive young women have charge Of
the Tag Day, each one having four
assistants.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-30
HIS LOAD WAS HEAVY
stops for Rest In Fircmen's Read.
ing Room; Lands In Jau

Herbert Pygal was out with a few
friends the other night who enter
tained him. not wisely. but TOO well.
Az the shades Of night began to fall
he found himself in the vicinity Of
the city hall. His load at that time
had grown too heavy to carry and he
sought refuge and rest In the fire
mems reading room. There the police
found him. wrapped tightly In the
arms Of Morpheus and moonshine and
he was removed TO a cell below.
When he faced Judge Leavitt in the
morning. he was sent on his way
with the admonition not TO repeat
the transgression.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-30
CONFEssEs TO rHEFTs


Plymouth Storm has added his con
fession TO those already made by the
four Haskins brothers and their
cousin Earl Haskins. and there II
now u record OF seven burgiaries
which they have committed. There
may be others added to the list. when
they have had an opportunity to jog
their memories.
The places which they entered are
as follows: George Bakers cabin
near Upper Klamath Lake: volchat-
xer brothers tent near Pelican Bay;
Charlie Wilson's cabin on the island
in Link river; L. X. Porter's resi-
dence. SIS n. Eleventh street; J.
Knabie's cabin at Cofer's brickyard; {;
the Mint farm and = small cabin on
Oregon avenue. sdjoining vikings
grocery store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-30
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON

klamath Falls, aud no person is
authorized to incur indebtedness on
account Of the Association without
the consent of the Board VI Directors.
evidenced by u written order signed
by two officers or members Ot the
board Of directors. No accounts will
be paid unless they are accompanied
by such written order ar rcauisition,
By direction of the BOARD OF pircc-
tors,
n. W, MASON, President.
W, &, Van Emnn, Scc'y,
I, SO.2l FL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-30
NEW TO-DAY

Furnished one room cabin, Colon
al Rooms. nth near Main. 3O'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-30
ltlI,Tu l,ErORrED

Dr Il. II. Craycr reports the
birth on January - OF u io-ponnd
baby hoy to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
a, sparks at bonanza. The baby
was named Butord Sparks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-30

Woman wants work by hour or
day. Phone S5TI. 30