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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Personal Mention
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L .ranch yesterday, mid tlio out
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and Mrs. 0. II. Stoworl mid
0( WuslitnBtoii. formerly ui
and friends oi i-uim ....
I-ovl lllcory, 01 yours old, who nr
rlvod Inst May from Ban Ulogo, Cal
ifornla, to niiilto li I r-t homo with IiIh
daughter, Mliw ICtliol Ulcory at tho
Lukovlow roeiiilm: Iioiiro, died thorn
lllHt night.
Ho IwivoH eight chlldren: Mm,
Ktta Mooru, Mm. Myrllo Anderson.
rot Purkor ro-t Mm. Iilc Itiinnoll mid MIhh Kthol
Ulcory of Klamath Falls; Mm, Kminu
KiikboII mid Mm. Maltlu BIiiiiwoii,
KiitiHiiH City, Mo., nnd Frank mid
ChnrloH Ulcory or Han Diego.
The body In at tho Whlllock'rt
undortaklni; parlorn, Arrangements
for burial, which will tako place hero
nro being mado but tho dato Is not
Jlxod.
Mr.
JUDGE IS HAPPY
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teW Of IOCUi.ui,.
.1. P J. DolllllVHIl Of CottllgO
,1' ho has been lioro for hov-
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1 d sister, Mm. J. U. Illiiko.
al friends of r fjlrlliooil In that
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ROOSEVELT FUND
WEEK. UU1. zz-z
p W. Klicrlola of IIiIh city ii tlio
Loir chairmen of tho Uootuivolt
I Memorial association, which win
launch a state and nation wldo enm
Itijnfora KlBiinllc momoilal fund
E the wcoK or ucmiiur .ii-.i,
Kiuaatb county's quoin In only J -ISO.
On October 27, Colonel Roosevelt s
itlrthdar, schools ovorywnoio win
jbeld ipeclal coaimomoriitlon aorv-
B(tS. moils jiii'Hiuniii uwiti.ni inw
Uo planned for HiIh day.
Judge N. J. Chapman, JiihIIco of
tlio poaco, roturnod last evening on
tlio train, accompanied by IiIh dnugh
tor, Ilolon, who Ihih boon spending
a fow days with bor fatbor In south
ern points. Judge Chapman woh
mot by IiIh two sons, Cooro and
Krltz, .and tho Hmllo on IiIh faco
hIiouh how bnjipy ho Is to bavo hlc
family reunited after a long porjoil
of Hoparallnn
FIRE
Insurance
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IMPORTANT
GSSES SQOI TO
BE OEEIOEO
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At the Theatres
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I'opular George Walsh will bo
soon at tho Liberty Sunday and Mon
day In that laughablo farce, "JIclp,
Help, PolIco'M Aa In rhost of tho
playa Mr. Walsh lias starred In, ho
Is called upon to do some stunlfl
that to tho ordinary actor would bo
Impossible, but George Walsh Is
din must bo bis daughter's lover. m '
I Hardin, In order to save Wctonn, of-
jfors to marry hof. Tony, a good-
I for-nothlng, Is tho man Wotona ,
loves. Later lfer oyes ore oponod
to tho kind of a man bo really Is,
and sho has a cbango of heart. Har
din Is the lucky man this tlmo.
Tho next really .big picture at tho
Liberty comes next Wednesday and
Thursday, starring Kitty Gordon In
"Playthings of Passion." It Is a
truly an athlete, having boon a 8tar!womIcrfu,1r 8lro"K W aml Blvcs
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SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 11. The
football player and expert oarsman
during his college days, which, In
cidentally, were, not so many years
ago.
The story of the Magdalen has
been Immortalized In, song, In paint-'
Ing and In sculpture. Iiut the story
of tho modern Magdalen Is more
often loft untold or else told wrong
ly In the bandied gossip of the
streets or the cold typo of court rec
ords. Tho war has brought to light a
thousand stories of penitence, of
sacrifice and of the pure love born
of suffering, but none Is more beau
tiful than that which David Work
Griffith has Immortalized In "TVe
tfirl Who Stayed at Home," his
latest Artcraft picture, which will
be shown at tho Star theater tonight.
Talmadge,' tho beautiful
Select star, will be presented by Jos.
M. Schenck In. her latest Select pic
ture, "Tho Heart of Wetona," at
the" Star theater on Sunday. This
Is an Indian story by George Sear
borough. The scenario was written
by Mary Murlllo and it was directed
by Sidney A. Franklin.
The story begins when Quannah,
chief or a tribe of Comanche In
dians, -learns that his daughter, We-
MIss Gordon an opportunity to dis
play tho talent that lias mado her"
one of the greatest stage successes
In a decade.
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There is the greatest shortage of Vic
trolas, Sonoras, etc., in the history of our
country and we have just fifty less in stor
age for Christmas "trade than we had a
year ago.
To those who prefer standard makes, we
say, buy now; terms can be arranged.
EARL SHEPHERD CO.. .
Xatlnnll Priced, Xataloiwilly A!icitlcI Insti omenta
Oppcalto Flist Statu &. Savlngo Hank
507 Main' St. " -
I L-uuen oi w-iuei uiacK nawK wnoitona, has been wronged by a white
Piaycu navoo with settlers Jn Utah in 'man. Wetona's mother was a whlto
tho early GO's are now resting peace-j woman and Wetona ha3 been
fully In the Deseret Museum, in the j brought up as a white girl.
Mormon Temple grounds in this city. I Tho comanchea decide to seek
ll.o skeleton was brought from an veuecance. They w, flnd the ma
Indian burial ground near Spring who has wronged th(J ntor of
the chief of their tribe and put him
FORESTRY EXPERT
SAYS "PLANT TREES"
WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 11.
Hecauso of the announced intention
of the government to puih prosecu
tion of anti-trust casea held In abey
ance during tho war, the session of
the aupremo court, now under 'vay,
is expected to prove ono of tho mest
Important In the1 history of the
court.
Case's ponding' includo the ones,
against tho alleged anthracite coalj
trust, iho United States Stol C?r-
poration, the Eastman Kodak Com-1 witnessed tho funeral procession of
and with all tho accouterments of
Indian burial, now reposes In a glass
case in the Mormon church museum.
"The curator of the museum has
mado every effort to prove to a cer
tainty that the bones aro those of the
famous Indian chief, and tho evi
dence ho has gathered beems to
prove their authenticity. These in
clude affidavits of early settlers who
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pany, the Associated uiuposiers ami
Ulhtrlbutora of tho United States and
Canada, the American Can Compa
ny, tho Quaker 0at3 Company and
tho Southern Pacltle meiger case.
Following its usual custom, tho
court did no business immediately
today so that Chiuf, Justice White
and his associates might call on
Pres'dent Wilson. Arguments In
tlio chief.
P.lack Hawk Is snid to have died
in 1S70 as tho result of a wound re
ceived In a light with whlto settlers
Bcver.il yoars previous. Prior to his
death, it Is said, ho visited' towns in
tho section he had harassed and
mado peace with all of his enemies
From voterans of the raids mado
by Ulack Hawk's bands, it is declar
to death. Wetona refutes to tell
the name of hpr lovar. All she will
tell her father is that h els a white
man.
She goes to John Hardin, the
agent in charge of the ivser-atIon,
and the only white man the Indians
trust, to ask him to save her lover.
While she is talking to Hardin,
Quannah in his search for the man
who has wronged his daughter, sees
Wetona and Hardin talking so inti-i Greatest producers known. Her-
matoly together that he judges Har-Uld Want Ads.
"This Is tree planting time.'
cays Charles Lathrop Peck, presi
dent of tho American Forestry
Association. He advocates plant
ing ef victory oaks, elms ami
other trees as memorials to sol
dlers and sailors. Civic societit
are planting trees along improw
highways.
The thumb Is stronger than all
the lingers together.
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ponding cases will begin tomorrow! ed the Rlack Hawk wars of Utah be-
wltli tho ccal case tho first gan in 18C4 when a small band of
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W I Hlc Groccry Man with Snow Flakes 1
' 4 I iflf'usn'na ot children aro happlor and healthlor I '
M 'I r,lJns,? thojr C(UI lmvo nil t'o Snow Flakos thoy
m I rri tw1.Ga nioala- Ani1 what bettor tlinu thoso I ' " J
mm lis tl Batlsrylne' 8aUr crackers T Your grocor " '-, ,
w 'aon,t A iot Orook,r y Boow "lk 1 '
l "" Ptdfio Coast nitcult Co. jmwmiqul '
Mm mi oiBAUiHmiL,ure..
to bo hoard. The steel ca3o proba
bly will bo the second to bo argued.
Others will be argued at Interval-),
but under an agreement between the
government and tho Quaker Oats
Company that caso will not bo hoaid
until January.
General public interest' attaches
to another case before tho court,
Indiana encamped near Gunnison,
San Poto county, Utah, suffered an
epidemic of smallpox and blamed tho
white settlers for It. Tho Indians
attacked small settlements In num
erous communities. Women and
children were tortured, children
rairied away and much property
devastated, according to the stories
Hint r thn rlclit of breweries to! or mo old settlers. Tills continued
continue tho manufacture of beer lentil about 1872, it Is said, when tho
contnlnfhg 2.75 por cent of alcohol. Indians, hard pressed by soldiers,
Appeals from lower court decrees at1irknowletle1 tlle superiority of the
Ilaltimoro and New Orleans already white man.
have been filed.
A case of Importance td buslnoss
Intel ests Is tho Macomber stock div
idend proceedings, which involvo
tho constitutionality of the provi
sions cf tho 1910 income tax act
taxing stock dividends.
Although tho supremo court at Its
last term upheld the constitutional
ity of tho espionage act, u largo
number of appeals aro still ponding
in caso3 growing out of convictions
under that law. Among these is
tho caso of James Peterson, candi
date for tho Itopubltcan nomination
In opposition to Senator Nelson of
Minnesota, In 191S, and who was
sentenced to four years' Imprison
ment becouso of newspaper nrticles
ho wrote. Tho appeal of Victor Bor
ger, representative-elect from Wis
consin, from conviction under tho
law la also ponding.
Jaiuea D. Maher, clork of tho
court, announces that tho numbor
of appeals filed this term Is 12G loss
than during tho lost 'term. While
there is no explanation pf this do;
crease in tho number of appeals,
Mr. Maher said he believed It was
due! to tho fact that lawyers gener
ally are becoming more inciineu nor
to appeal cases ui uiuy uiiuur
porfance.
We are receiving some veiy fine Orange Cling
Peaches, -vhich we are- selling at $1.35. Now's
the time to can and pickle your wants.
Also still receiving some nice free-stone
Peaches; nice for table use or canning.
Daily shipments of tomatoes, grapes and ap
pies. Home grown celery every day.
Phone 200
MLS NUTTED I SET GROCERY I
I The Battery Doctors The Battery Doctors I
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Because eels migrate only In the
dark, tho Danish government proi
vonta thom from 4eavlrig. h.iq. Baltic
sea for tho ocean byBiispqndlng(n
line of eleotrlc lamps trpm,otcablo
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SALT LAKE, Oct. 11. Four
ycouinnettes who served In tho navy.
throughtout the war have been ad
mitted to membership In Salt Lake
Post, No. 18, American Legion.
Members of tho post consider this n
distinction for tho local organization
nnd are of tho opinion it is tho first
to admit women.
Tho four women members of the
post are the Misses Norma lloyd,
Edna Itomney, Beatrice V. TImmins
and Dora Montague. Each of tho
girls performed stenographic 'work
for the navy In different parts of tho
country and all have now rotumed
to their homes hero.
SPECIAL MEETING OF
LOCAL 17B4
. Sunday, October 12, ll)l
. At 8:30 P. M. Mooso Hall
To ballot on two Important
questions covered by Sections 58
and 62 of the Constitution of the
United Brotherhood.
One dollar flno for non-attend-anco.
Bring, your duos books.
EXEOUTIVE COMMITTEE
Local 17G4
BOLSHEVIK
IS YOUR BATTERY A BOLSHEVIKI?
Is it everylastingly giving you trouble?
Then come to us we are running a Peace Conference
for Storage Batteries
If your batteiy is a "Bolsheviki" tell "us and we'll
make a good hardworking citizen out of it.
Regardless of the
kind of battery you
have, mo can
RECHARGE or
REPAIR it with
Master Hands. '
Wo nr! tho
BATTERY '
DOCTORS
Let us be
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