l'AOli TWO
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
lONDAY, -TAN'UARV 12, t020
Shifting the Scenes at Washington
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Mentioned ns New
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"SBMHffifH .oil
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WRKiLFYS isbkd
I ijc a package j . i
BEqftiB
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c a package
before the war
5c a package
jviWt during the war
. ...A.
c a package
NOW
5
TffE FLAUOR LASTS
SO DOES THE PRICE!
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(ev " si
I NEW YOUK, Jhn. 12. Kill Ia-
tlnnd, known ter years ns "tho open I
.!. n Mir nmirnsaml of ovusry land"
and yhtch has become tho BUbJect ot
a congressional Inquiry by reason otl
its new character as u. place of do-'
tention .tor hundreds of nnnrcnists
and other 'dhnGoroUs'f rn'dicals, is
rcWl'throu small;, islnnds in Now
LYorkthorbofubautno- mle south
west of Manhattan. Their total area
is approximately '20 afives.
Upon these Islands known as N'os,
1, '2 and 3, are nineteen largo and
small, buildings of brick and stone
manv ot.them hnudsomo structures
of four nnd tlva stories, used ns tho
United Stutes immigration station
for this port jinil . through which,
from July 1 to December 1 last.
nearly 50,000, aliens, onicreu uW ,nrmf. ,,., ,ar..Mt hu-liiina-tin laianililo.non.nhn culil- foot. Th
Land of Opportunity and Free,-';,, . , . . ,, , ' , i.'A ' :'Vr . ,.r ir
.Im.Ib nnilnalcnliloQi'! " ' ' '
H
Hlr '""wSBlM 9I2MIH
feil A new covornmont donnrtment vS-SSH-
llnrnoy llnriioli,
man or the War
trial Donrd
chair
Indus
Rss
now Rovornmont donnrtment
has been created, the National
Fcdoral rrohtbitlon uonrd. John
P. Ktnmor of Ohio, la tho now
Prohibition Commissioner of the
United States, shown hero at his
desk.
. V.Vk.UV)nV.l'
Secretary of Treasury, Cartof
Glass, Is now U. B. Bonator Glass
from Virginia. Ho voslgnod nil
post to accopt tho appointment to
fill tho term of tho loto Bonator
Martin. This photo snows socro
Danlol C. Hopor, com-
tary alass leaving his last cablnot ;"';,,
meeting. '
nntdtl by the Kowrninont nt Wntili
iugton and handles only cncs which
ready
cllno.
domi" Hundreds qt ',undeslrablo8.,
I Inrv rifmilntr tht Ailt.r.. fItnmifAl
l snouiu uo sinicu, cre . ui i M hn(j
ate suspected of Inadmissibility. As good
many ns B.O00 Immigrants have' boon woll ,wl(l9h reauhoa tliq Speechloy
thus handled in ono day. .sand, jhera tlto g,ns mjutinu, comoi
Wht.1 mrAnMnn linll lu t,i t lln br'nn. i ! n IfitAttAi imnil fni fi .OOlVtYntl to
...o wu,.w.. u... .u ... ..w -.-w..- ... .. Ui.w..v. nwMu .v. .v-.r-r ,,- - - -,
3 CHlltlOl
drlliod bo
FINEFDB
tho floid la beglnulnp to to- pa J "jTn
However, thoro nro sono '-0 RI l
veUs.,in tho .field, and qvory yj'J j U
mm nun
DllllfA'l IDllir .l.illll..
fiiLi ittirt inn
!u nuniL ullaLh
"--i X. 1
"B .. r V .l"i b
of urban population OTer rural popu-
the Pacific coast be. said
lation bn
Ma-aa aanfaKla thA'nrhltBnnBeiatiOn
Ip.t.U'e.'.ifc. '..Vtti4Wr:ffn Dnrlnf
isotffd matron rtXpit'tfit to .-
V.O 'JTOI WM l
Jt
' ?! rrr
SPOKANE. WasfcJ, ;Jan
itg(Jt ftdl .rttiVJ"
M '
v ''AirieultaraH ,4SetBlopraf t- 'Jf .the
future, Mr. Mill declared,' must In
clude": ''Making available tne land
for;eettlemeatJ and deTeldprnent p
TldlBftrana'poHailbD facilities ioal!
aeW' difkricf s". and reeognlaJng' that
rtwiniiWnortatlonfaHd dlifrlSotlon f
A . j,-i.vr..fi.j..i.il"e. 'iL...ii.V
'EinniiMU-viuunw'iB iwi-wihiui
lV"i1ifidL,.lLijMuulM1,k ltt'aviftt,ikM
r' BWf'pjUUawreB, w,nuviBir
-swefe'cempkSte 'ixhauatlba:'' eti aeair- ,,,.. lU -wi-iiiVf tiiiSiASHtHat 'i
iNe 'Bemeetead aadsMa' the' United .u. .. h-.i-l- .vr h,w .-
Wkee.aT1rieertonhmec-aIty . tfor-'fapfdlUlle " ikej
Jwrby Irrliation.fcleariBg OTdraln "-nlfiira wi be slven first
lt?land'to1teP'pacewitbthe'coun: 0,, bess.r It is the basic
? laduaWal development.-Tbomaa jy. upon ,wn,41 pur nre com.
B! HillJ'otattletoldMhedelelBatea BeWI( fBdUstrtkand-Jocnll llfefdd
M tbei'WaaliKton' Irrlgatloa laatli pdg... ne-.ald.vAricaitur) Is fua
ate Mn Hill, to" Kcretary'or the damentttli a other activities are imp--WMWugton
Bute Lafiar SetUeineBt plWieBlidj 'fAgricultnro"ls funa
jaawciatlodaBd director ot ihe elate mentali aI1 o(ne. activities are -shp-
Mnreiopmeai Bureau me, mbhw P,emeiltal . ABrleulturernuiJtbe -leVel
Ckbr'of Commerce.
oned by state and nation beoansfe the
"There will be no mrfre automatlcf trend 0-f our popuIatOI1 ,te awajr frr.m
Kricultaral' development in this
eUtiy,"''Mr. HIH detlared, "but
wma'tever expansion there'may be in
the country attdi'towird the '.Ities;
because statistics prove thaV this
country is rapidly nearlng the point
egrieultural productlon imusf come whef8 Jt wl.not be self-sustaining."
IiKASK OF -KIKK SAW MTIAj.
ttergreat effort made at heavy ex
pease. Agricultural development In
tte future 'must- necessarily be very
alow.'' ' tTn tp twelve o'clbek noon, Janu-
"On the other hand,- industrial de-' ary 31, 11'20. pealed b'ds will be re-
velopment will" be rapid. The United CP'v?'l ddressl outside to the sup-
States has become, firmly entrenched
o'lntendent. Klamath Agencv. Ore-
timq sent back "to tho lands of their r
ulu,l. . frhA.lnimlffraHnn Hrtpvlrrt llOTO
Ulllii. r u .........r....v.. w ;. ,
employs 372 workers, Including In
spectors who board f Incoming ships.
It seems an incongruity that kills
Island, twhclh in summer gives,. ,tha
foreigner his first, glimpse ot; uio
wonders of the New World's metro
polis, a plcaslnp view of.., beautiful
lawns and flowers, well-kept build
ings and a fine harbor, with mar
velous skyllno pf- New York In tho
distance, should bavo metamor
phosed during tho war into a big
detention place, for political crimin
als and the foc3 of organized govern
ment. The fact is, Ellis Island, .according
to the authorities, was not Intended
as a prison for such offenders. Fed
eral Judges, In the past two years,
acting under the authority" vested in
them, liberated 557 so-called "dan
gerous aliens," either upon tnelr own
"recognizance or In the custody of
their lawyer, according to Repre
sentative" Isaae Blegel. a member' ot
the house -immigration cowmJlfea,
whick is iovestigmtiBrtl ;Bed peril.
Use aatnfcperlo $?- anarcav-
bolalieTiitf, jad other radicals
beefl,eat from various part
ot.'tte UBit Stateai to. Nw, York?
Oft'tfeis Bttinber ,85; .are bow jn cms
tody-ofjActinc ImmlRraUoa Coai
miMleBer Byron q.-Vljlf e -ceaeor
Hft 'Krederlc 0.5HpJE? !
BBtiltrrecently.VBBdalBeelS, .
erred aa eorsniiaaloBen! r 4 1
; A repreaeaUUret rt-A,tspUted.
Mu, urn Miittedftoi aaake; & tour
i : . tj ' :r ,. u'.,i..i. '
' Nuwtkuiidred; JmaUgrmau ewerev
belnc'feitiaztftearse diploOall, at
tke!tiie. .:Not onlywtdld there appear
tCibeaa abuBdance-l'OfL''tfppd 'pf a
wholesome", kind;-but thB tables, and
dishes mere' ;clean. iFreah.-jhite
paper tinl Ions 'rolls. -Ms.,--used as
table clothr. "
'. TThe menus, for breakfast, dinner
and'supper,' fpr. four successive days,
for Instance, showed the 'following
variable'diet: -
' Breakfast Farina, corn mush, or
boiled rrce-w.ith-mllk; stewed prunes
or peachesjt'bread; andr butter (sub
stitute); coffee. Dinner S.oup
fsnlit nea. farmer style, mockturtIe,
English beef, and, lima bean); irjsh.
stew with vegetables;' baked codfish
a la Italian; French roast with bor
delaise sauce; kidney stew with rice;
col'd' s'faw; bread and" bufter (substf
tu'ter;'rriceor liberty pudding; cof
fee. Supper-f-Sailsbury sleak with
-,
on this ifloor and on the
ther- floors nboVo aro numorous
slobplng qunrters, in -tho center ot
which ate triple deck hunks for 72
occupants. Thcsa quarters appsafod
Cloj(j together that tho po J will ho
exhaitpd YMy , soon, uivlupa It Is
found to o,xtsnd P,f'or a much, wjder
area than thunqw producing.
Tut while It lasts Snnko Hollow
s taklus on nil tho features ,of n
Wo' out too nuirli im whlih cJiirh
t Ki(lncy.i, fhjyi Jim lliuk
liurls
Mcst folks forgot that tho kld
noys, .like tV bowels, bot 'HlugRlalt.
ni-l clrggetl uml need n flushing oc
clean;, llchtj and well ventilated. Tho boom d strict whuro fortunes nro ,d' di mHety Iti the 'kidney ro
bunks were of steel with wlro innt-l mftde ovor-nlght. ; Stoop ,',lsila lotn Blon tnVoro headaches., rheumatic
tresses. More comfortable quartoratwh.'ch 'six months ago c:uld have twinges, torpid liver, nclll stomach..
wore provided
dreri and tlia
From tho
entnrod the
i' i .... . - ,. . . r. .'- . i- . .. ..h..
I .., f .Kl. 1,, .11,11,,,, u-n. ...... rl,1,..k,.u h..a lnno,,1 tknlr K'l OV n'IT'011. IU'1 IIUUIIl lUlir UUinr.
.U16a ,,.t w.. w... .... "",i. w...i.M ...., .vv ...v.. - , H,..
li i f.ll... !.. wU HUllo, uii it it i,wv to
uii njaruif wiu dv;iiihiih iiiuh biuu
for women" and chll- been bought for a song havo sold for.ieopipiiws ,nnu an sons oi um-
uged. , 110.000. and leases, eovor'ns spaces , l,BV." .V'-"fi .,,... iUn vn.ir kltl-
tlmo tho United Statosfnot big enough to hold a drilling noj,.g active nnd clean, and tho tno
war nnd until last July iomilnnient. Imvo brought half that mnnt you feel on ucho or pain In tho
In world trade: AYfth greater .natural, , jilll. Each bid must be accompanied
gon, for the lease of 'the Kirk Saw onop "sauce . ToastTbeef hash .with.!
green peppers; ham with macaroni;
resources, .financial isapremaqy and by certified check for one thousand ...' k d bean8. bread' and
. .- j..i-.., ,h,. r.,. dollars fJlOOOl returnable to un-lhak(1 porK ana Dean8' DreBU ana
It1 should be understood that the.
mends given constituted the variety
An In-
a large part of tnis uusitung was, sum
used tor housing enemy nllur.s prior
to their shipment to detention camps
and later was used as a. hospital tor
ccnvalescent American soldiers and
sailors.
In a large wing of the adminis
tration building tho SB radicals how
in custody are kept
ringleaders of the recent hungtfrJ
strike ore occupying tho so-called
"pen," a well-l.ghted and ventilated
room some distance away from the
main detention" room. The' occu
pants pats the time reading, amok
In .aad playing games. A11 ef the
-i.l' .i ...-j .- -J
prtaonara' are .permitted ta exercise
in the opea air dally: Two women
anarchists' arrested in the recent
ralda' here "occupy another "small
raiiS7 the" door, 6f 'which ben"opn.
ersho,'fd tVemT6'be reading." A
tSlniwirevroeh,'ahf rib iron bars Is
on me uulbiuo vi mil iu jhuur
over their pluygrounds to tho driller
tor a consideration," In oneMnstanca
ho township board ot education
leased, it school property, getting
S 5,000 down nnd 30 per cent of what
tho drill might find. Tho lease, of
Sovon of. 'the an rtnusoment park was sold for
$100,000. A year ago tho land, sur
face nnd ell that might bo under It.
hould havo been bought for $300 an
acre.
The amount of rorney already in
vested In the field la placed by
bankers at 120.0001000. Tnis 'to due
to the "bleb cost of everything, from
drilling, which reactfe about $20,-
ob"6 a well) to conimjsklo'ns of stock!
a.ioni ,U Jk',l.nfl(fi Kj aa.1
fcurftles of the' ;1T0 'companies now
tQthe inarket.- The mbs't 'profitable
however; are1- clise cor
nqt armea.guaraa are en pairoi, oon
faS&HiK' - -
One' offie attendants, wjtta a,
lauVea'id. r'efetflfcif'o the' fteda:,"
''They, are too comforUolp here, tt.
i v v
.
UltTOLnULLUn
'9l
psil) urn A ft) hri ! !!' i'
' tFtp,rllrn&Hwl'
f) I' t L'lLI I? Illifl
. i wto
fVr 4 fid1
fr
an economic myioagyfi.v Hiai imn ".".'..:.' . r .. v ."' k.... (..,k.,ii.,iat. ,nia unM r
. .n,nHni !nmnt(r nn,i n . Buceessiui Diauers ana snail stare ui i"r'-" -k. - -
...w.., ... . ;, .. .. , - the stumpage to be paid which must . blackberry Jelly; tea or cotiee;
ccuruen euuri, m, luuiuinui ueve- not be egs than j350 per. jj, the Mill
-opment of "the Immediate future will rental which shsll not be, less than
i.A A... vnnt.i rrt.tD mAona a vanMlv 1.?K TKr M nnd thp nrlrpR at which
. ,.. ,.,'....,, ,,i ,f lumber will be sawed and planed for for more than, three ineals.
r.Trrr;",r7"r:" Oowrnr-ontV.e.Tl.erlrtt is rerfery-' terestlng feature of .the dining hall
duced from the soil," firnihPd on renuP3t from the Kl'am-,tn8 orthodox Jews.
in substantiation otthls statement, ath Agency, O-eo , Tho aliens are fed by a general
r. Hill quoted figures compiled by .1MM0 ffiSStT' bltZ
the department or business adminis- i-" - -. ... , ,
KuvuriiiucHi iwuiujub ww vuiuitiio- an
J PrTTSBURGH, Jam 12. Spouting
natural gas at 'the 'rate of almost
lOO.OOO.OpO cubic feet a dny, 'tho
Snake. Hollow field, which is not yet
four 'months old, already1 has .made
u largo uuiiiutT ui pernuna cuiiituri-
ably rich, while some thousands of
others are anxiously' awaiting- the
outcome' sfpf Jhelrj ubterrane'an
gamblerlh raore, than 200. welfs where
the drjlls, ,are kept going day and
!"8bt. t
' ,Thel .development, which became
apparent when a strong flovj of gas
fblew the top en a derricK on Sep
tember 28 last, covers no moro than
100' acres of town lots'Jnithe qut
sklrts of tho thriving' llttlo pity of
4i"itlnn nt 1io TTntvornllv nt Wnnlilnir.
ton which he said showed that The rivalry of two trado unions at, sloner Uhl. meals have' been 'served
Vhereasin 1880 over 70 per cent of Maynard, Mass., resulted In a walk-1 for as low a price as 22 cents, and
tho population of the United States out ot zo Per cont ot tne operatives recently for jo cents,
-was engaged "in the fundamental in-,01 a large wooienjniu.
dustry of producing food and coltn
was a "kosner- taoie Bet apan ior , jioKeesport, 18 nmes from I'ltts-
burgh, Efforts are being made by
Impprtant oil and gas Interests to
extend tho field. If these tost wells,
now being drilled, come, in gushors,
Important addition ,to the gas-
n t - .,
rt nti m
VMWV, MR,
po'rVtlons, and "some of th'slr' share
dldeVa hare' be n bald many times
e'Vef the moBiroi';th'e orfcinal 'la-
'h'e-';ai-berlng sarid Is from
,00b vftl!to '91.266 'fm "Mlow the
3.
BVfiiee'f'w'Hh the 'irerage WeU;3,l'd6
tm ,rlrep.'"'i''lpe'-lIn,"1haVe been
Wtd to"''J6me:ot-frie"tioit''lmrorUnt
role," uDJ',wirk Ms belni1 rushed:
Wa''aaafglit, bn-'othera. Tbe're"'s
evrywhere",iri ib'e' il&'& a feverish'
destr'o Ho'get the gas out' and' the
'money 'inJ with thV" least 'posslb'le
yetay1. and whllev sorrie"' people are
Wetting1 some' money, experts' a'a'iee
IhSBa' wboTe TbtT-'of Invesfors and
Speculators are going-'to '' be
kjJpolnfedJ '
wsrrisi-
iion,o,twnica viriuauy. is corapieiea;
The, bul'dlngs'are to be located (R
SiTanijnVi;'1" ' ' J S
wji''aew school Is Intended, to
seA 'the e.nliVeJ AniorcaB p'opqik.-
ttoiL InVCb'tha WWti' nuaroers'''abo'ut.
VA?WI 'ill' J .'JJL1A Ll.i,f. . .t.'.r
d!s-
SOLE SHOES WIT
OF REALM
f.-i7 n n. f iftt.fl
MATTIGHOFE-N, Austria, Decem
ber 22. (By Mail) Residents of
this community In Tyrol aro using
Jeathe'r money ns soles for paper
shoes. Fractional metal currency dls
appeared s'omo time ago and tho mun
Irfnllty aulhorized' a big leather fac
tdry to" stamp out ljttie round 10 hel
per r'leces from "sqrap leatbcr. Tbls
served tho' local bprlness require
menti' ilntll the peo'olo found It
fihoaper to use thp leather money ns
soling for thplr shoes than to buy tho
leather soles.
NOTICK
producing territory of Allegheny
county will havo been found. If
they are "dusters," geologists say,
J When the Immigrants arrive at jit will. not bo long until Snake Hol
' Ellis Island, after having unclergpnejjow will bo a thing of tho past, and
(medical Inspection, they are ushered
lntr" nnd less thnn 30 ner cent cnae-
ed in a'll other Industrial, profession- Tnero wlu ,.Q ft " ular nleetlnJlnt0 a lar8 roora rllled lth 20 Hnes
r n,i niiip,i nr.nnitinn. m tftio' ,T..T- nL'L'K?-xJe5?n e ! of benches. Inspectors and Inter-
H. ...... ......... w .--... .-..- ... . UL 4&iu,,u VJI.UtCl tlU, Ut W. 4V. W. Ilfc
''only n little pvor SO per cent was Masonic HalJ, Tuesday evening, Jan.
engaged in agriculture and over 40 i&..ivU. at 7.J0 p. m.
nor ppnt In Industrial nrofesslonal Initiation and refreshments. Vlslt
per cent m industrial, professional sisters and Brothers welcome.,
and allied occupations." EFFIE S. OHASTAIN,
The trend toward a preponderance 12-13 Worthy Matron.
prefers, after examining each alien,
pass him on tho way to tho "rail
road, room" 'or detain him for a spe
cial board of Inquiry. This board is
composed of three inspectors deslg-
dreams- of. wealth
than a memory.
be nothing moro
v nock pressure, tho measur'o of na
tural gas at the well, was 1,000,
pounds to tho square Inch .when the
first well came In, This proGsuro,
experts say, has now been reduced
to 000 pounds; indicating th.at al-
GERMAN OFFICERS
j
WON'T WEAR HELMET
BEIU.IN, Doc. 23. President
Kbert took to task somo of the offi
cers of tlia German army while on n
recent visit to Broslau, for wearing
their fiejd enps. A Berlin newspaper
says that He Inquired why thoy dd
storo hero, tnko a tablespoonful In
glasH ot wntor before breakfast.
'or a few daya and your kidneys wilt
ict line. This famous snltB Is madtVr
from thb acid ot grapes and lomon
nice, combined with llthla, nnd im
hnrmluHH to flush cloggod kidneys-
3nd stlmuUtes tl.om to normal nctlv-
ly. It also neutralizes tho nclds In
he urine so It no longer Irritates,
hus ending Mulder disorders,
Jnd Suits Is harmless; Inozpon
,Irc; makes a delightful oftorvescent
'thtn-water drink which ovorybodjr
should take now and. then to keep
their kidneys clean, thus aveiding:
lerloua complication!. '
A well- known local drnggiat um
sella lota of Jad 8ata, to folk:.
Who believe la otereomln .kidnojr
rduble while' it laenrf 'trepM; ' ''
FIRST AMERICAN
,',',sM6oLM.GHINA.
8HA?;p.A!, Dee, .lO.JBy.alU
Vmejicaas In China- expect, boob tp,
.-.end their, .ch.lldreB; to th.tlrati Ap--jr.
cn" school to be . eatabUatied. 'for
lVl'i lftll KUWI (lUII Will DU
offered fo"that Rraauat'm tie a'U
m(tM to ' (he IcuIdk 'urrlrirsmW Irr.
tiit 'tInUedr Stitp'"Hr'BWrnrn Xnk'.
di'lcan" iJupili tii ChlntfhYve'atended,
British schools. ,'1 ""
I lv m
The 1020 census closes January.
iS.'Ar'e'y'0" 'Meat "" '' '
I
EASf TO DARKEK
VOU CAN I1IUXO HACK COLOR1
a'0 'lA'STRK WITH HA.GK TEA
,.A,D SUl.l'HUR
y,hen you darken your hair with
Snge Ten and Sulphur, no qne can
tell, because it's done so nnturnlly, ,so
evenly. Preparing (lila mixture,
though, nt home Is mussy and trouble-'
iip'nle, For SO cents you can buy at
Uny rdug store tho rendy-to-uso prep
aration, Improved by Uio addition 'of
other ingredients, called Wyeth's Sago
ml Sulphur Compound." You Just
dampen n sponge or soft brush with
It and draw this through your hair,
taking one small straud at a time. By
morning oil gray hair disappears, nnd,
not wear their snlked helmets. Their
reply was: "On our helmets nrq thp after another application or two, your
words 'With God for king and Fath-.hair becomes beautifully darkened,
orlEnd.' In nuolj hoImdU tho gener-,Klosy nnd luxuriant.
als cannot receive Mr, Ebert."
A crippled boy of fifteen years In
Now York, becnuso ,ho could not
help support his mother, committed Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
BUlcldo, land iooic years younger.
Gray, fuded hair, though no ds-
grace, Is n sign of old age, and ns wo
all desire u youthful and attractive
appearance,- got busy nt onco with'
fiOTTAnilT lUrcATQfPADe Ef lUACU FOR Murphey's Feed & Seed Stor
liiiii DjiLiy lfiLffii uviiniL ijvivi ifiiuii CHICKENS 126 south sixth st
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