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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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The Evening Herald
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Editor
FRED SOULE
City Editor
Published dally,, except Sunday, by
The Herald Publishing Company of
KUmnth Falls, ht 115 Fourth Street.
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BLACK MAN ffi
NBW YORK, Feb. 2S, If Jack
Johnson, former heavyweight cham
pion of the wolrld, lives Up to bis ox-
(o Jess. Wlllsrd at Havana, Cuba
rind" took part In 'over 100 wins
fights In aoMirnl phrtt of the two
hemispheres.
V'hen the war broke out In Eur
ope Joluibon and his white wlfo ero
til Moscow, Russia. Aided by some
military friends the ''pair secured
places abroad the Inst train leaving
Moscow for the iest. They passed
through Poland and t.ormnny
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1020.
In Mexico grows an odd plant the
odor of which causes peoplo to lose
their way and makes their sense of
direction nil until the smell ceases.
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Unwed determination to return to reivch,nB ,,nrl8i Utcr Jolin,on BtIA
tM country and surrender himself ,b ..,,..,, ..,, than.,, to SoillhlJL
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America.
tb the authorities within tho
tew weeks hts action will terminate I tUrcd to Span w
W long period of wandering lhru-om ,wo yQMg u
foreign cunies. jonnson wno nan
beert convicted of violating tho Mann
net. slipped, out of tho Unttel Stales
nearly seven years ago. He had been
sentenced at Chicago to sorve ono
jea'r and one day in prison and to
pay u fine of $1,000 but he forfeited
his bail and after evading tho Fcdor-
From Buenos Aires ho re-
hero ho lived for .,
Last summer John-' 1
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Up to n few weeks ago was a resident
of Mexico City.
tfia gamut of experiences ivs n
fugitive will soon concludo nccord
tug to his own statement with a re
turn to tho I'nlted States as ho de
sires to lie at homo again no mnttor
1 flkltllvntitilArt f rt .Il to S"rt 4 i I n 1
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Juno mo,
When Johnson
left Chlcngo he
started on a Journey which brought
him through most of the European
and l.atln-Amerlcnn countries. Dur
ing his period of wandering John
son initiated Russians In tho my
steries of wrestling and boxing, ap
peared In auilovIIlo In Knglisli mus
ic halls, fought bulls In Spain and
Mexico, lost his championship title
tice may Inflict on him
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object in view, Johnson Is expected ?
to arrive here within u short time
fiom Vera Cruz with tho Intention of ' J
surrendering to tho federal officials 1
at Chicago'.
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In buying a monument, like
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anything else, you want to see
what you are getting. That is
why I have purchased two car
loads of monuments, one of
which lias Just arrived.
It is now possibles for you to
come to our, establishment and
make' a-' selection that will
harrdoniz with the Burround-
with us you are dealing .with a friend and' neighbor who values
your good, opinion ,nd good will as'fntly after you buy as before.
We give' bach ord'r our -individual attention, tor we, want you to
ret Just' What will he suitable.- Let as .hare an, Interview with you.
Falls Marble & Granite Works I
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i The funeral of Mrs. Beryl A Klep
I por will bo hold at Whltlock's chap-
'el Sunday at 2-IS p. in. The funeral t
will bo under tho direction of the
I local Odd Fellow's lodge.
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ITRmnflflr tlm HnrnM will nllhllAh.T7
the mean and maximum tempera
tures and precipitation 'record as tak-
Do not expect the old folks to do it all.
h Home ia a mutual institution. Help all
you can. Try to contribute something to
ward your own keep Start a SAVINGS
account, then call the 1' folks together in a
family board meeting: Tell mother and
dad what you've done. It will please 'em to
sec you take an interest.
The family which PULLS together and
J SAVES together is SURE to get up in the
' world.
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Open a savings account today!
Klamath State Bank
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1X)XH FINE NKWH
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The Highest Prices Ever Known
Thai's What You'll Gel from "SHUBERT"
"WE WANT 'EM NOW AND WILL PAY TDK FBICS TO GET 'EBJ
IMUlSlURCtT MIWR6E N?l MEDIUM Nej SHALL
I,TAT0,.elfTlO.lGC flTtl TO ,I B.O. .rTM . TO VtB.Ct
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lOSUt tCUILfTY
Xo ctuuufee wUl be made 1b tats
colamn bmIbm the copy la at The
PTealag Herald office by S o'clock
Friday eTftmiBs;.
Sacred Heart Churcn, corner 8th
and High streets; Her. Hush J. afar
hall,' paster: u i.
Children's roses 8 o'clock.
AdOlU Mass 10:30.
Erenlor. serTlcb;' "7 o'clock.
The Christian Science Society ot
Klamath Falls holds services at 113
Fourth street every Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock and every Wednesday
evenlne at 7:30. All are welcome.
The subject of lesson for Sunday,
"Christ Jesus"
The Sunday school session Is from
9:45 to 10:45 every Sunday morning-.
The free reading room and ire
Jlending library is open from 2:30 to
4:30 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
'Saturdays.
" ' CMvat YlanHaf OliiitV rnrtiav Wash.
We have moved our place or bus!- 'i-,,-.,,,, a Eiehth '
ness from 1.315 Main St. to 224 Main , ?MdM school it 10 a m C R
St.. seconddoor east of Post office DeLapf superintendent? ' '
and are prepared to do your repair , ueePach, at U . W
ZhlnJ former,y--Mayer & Wood prScJVedMsdty at 8 P. M.
uarage' '"i Every second and fourth Wednesday
SUjE OF TIMHKH ' even'n8 will be devoted to missionary
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, REMOVAL NOT1CK.
Howard Kdward, oldest
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. lleasley, died
Sondiy, February 28, aged 12 years
4 months and 12 days. Reside his
parents he leaves one brother and
three sisters to mourn his loss, lie
wss burled at, , Mt. Laid cemetefy
Monday, ffelther parent was sblo
to attend tbiC fonersirboth'bl8
sick wltS 'the Influenta.' '
Mr. and, Mrs.' C. W. Lewi's and
son, Phelps', aro ill with the In
fluents. ' "
Frank (Jrifflth came down from
Poe valley Wednesday to visit his
sister, Mrs. C. W. Lewis.
A. C. Bunnell has sold his ranch
and it moving to the Mlllor ranch.
School has been closed tho last
two weeks on account of so much
sickness' In the district. ' .
Waive Drew and Ellse Fisher
came down from Klamath Falls to
help nurse the sick In the district.
COYOTE
ktj fmi, Cud 30.00 10 25.00 1 22X0 to 18 00 1 16.00 to 14.00 1 12X0 to, 9.00 12.00 to 7.00
OgaorHnflm 1 22.00 tC 18.00 16.00 UR00 13.00 to 11.00 110.0010 8.00 110.09 to 5.00
MUSKRAT
Srtog I SDOlo 7.001 6.50 to 5.501 5.00 to 3.751 350 lo 2.751 3.00 to 2.00
Winter 1 50 to 5i0 5.00 to 4.00 1 30 to 2.75 1 2i0to L75 150 to liO
SKUNK
Ml EXTRA URGE I N'HARGE 1 NJIMEOIUH I NH SMALL jC00DUNPRIM
Black 15.00 to 12.00 11.00 to 9.50 9i5tO 8i5 8.00 to 7X0 7.00 to 3.50
Short , 10.00 to 9.00 8.50 to 7i0 725(0 '6.75 6i0t0 5i0 6.00(0 3.00
Narrow 8.0010 7.00 6i0(0 6X0 5.50 to 5X0 475(0 4i5 OlO 2.00
Broad 5.0010 400 1 3.75 to 325 1 3X0 to 2i0 22510 1.75 225 to 125
Sunday evening at 8
AGKNCV UNIT. o. m. A cordial invitation Is extend-
ed to all to attend these services.
Sealed bids in duplicate, marked
outside "Bid Agency Timber Unit" I First Presbyterian Church, cornor'
and addressed to Superintendent, Sixth and I'lno streets. Hov. E. V.
Klamath Indian School, Klamath Lawrence, minister, 137 Third street.
Agency, Oregon, will be received un-' Phone 429.
til twelve o'clock noon, Pacific time, Services will be resumed Sunday,
Wednesday, March 24, 1920, for tho February 29th as follows,
purchase of timber on a tract. In Sunday school 10 a. m.
township 34 south, range 7 cast of Preaching service 11 a, m. Sub-
the Wllllametto Meridian In Klam- Jcct ''Investing u l.lfo."
ath Indian Reservation, lying be-- Christian Kndeavor service 6:30 p.
tween the J. J. Stelger Sale area and m. Tonic "Tho Results of Our Words
tho bo-called Spring Creek Sales nr- and Deeds,"
eas. The saiu unit includes 13UU There will no no preaching servico
acres of unallotted lund with an es- n tho ovening
tlinated stand ot flvo million feet as Tho pastor expects to leave for
to which contract will bo made with i Portland Monday morning to attend
the Superintendent and about 800 meeting of the Now Bra and Inter-
acres or allotted ianus with an estlm-, church World movements which will
ateu stanu or tnree million leet as(bo held there thruout tho week,
to which separate approved con-1 Every nastor in tho state of all evan-
tracts with the Indian owners may gellcal denominations is expected to
prouamy D6 maue. aioro iiinn ninety i bo present.
per cent of the timber is western ,
yellow pine and tho remainder is
Of the eight world's professional
boxing championships tho Rrlt(sh
hold ono only tho flyweight title.
All tho rest are held by Amorlca.
The famous ilshlng grounds of
Newfoundland, tho Grand Dunks, aro
000 miles long and about 200 wldo,
with a bottom of shifting sand.
BEGIN EOT WATER
,DftJLfllIHfl EF TOO
DOHT FEEL RIGHT
tmyt Ues of hot water with
pkMptiate befsre breakfast
washes out pelsens.
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, If .you ,wake up with a bad taste,
bad breath and tongue Is coo tod; It
your bead Is acklng; It what you eat
sours and forms acid in stomach, or
you aro bilious, constipated, nervous,
sallow and .can't get feeling Just
right, begin Inside bathing. Drink
boforo breakfast; a glass of hot water
with a teaspoonful of limestone phos
pbato In It. This will flush tho pois
ons and toxins from stomach, llvor,
kidneys and bowels and cleanse,
swoeten and purify tho entire nllm
rritary tract. Do your Instdo bathing
Immediately upon arising In the
morning to wash out of tho system
all tho provious day's poisonous
waste, gases and sour bllo boforo
eating moro food.
To feel like younir folks foel: like
you folt boforo your blood and mus
cles becamo loaded with body Impuri
ties, get, from your pharmacist a
(luarter pound ut llmostono phos
phate, which Is Inexpensive and al
most tastelesM.
Men nnd women who nro usually
constipated, bilious, headachy or
have any stomach disorder should be
gin this Insldo bathing boforo breakfast.
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wftlte fir, Douglas fir and sugar
pine. Each Did must state the price
Methodist Episcopal Church, Tenth
nnd High, Rev. S. J. Chanoy,
These extremely high prices for Oregon Furs are based on the well
known "SHUBERT" liberal grading and are quoted for immediate ship
trlent. No. 3, No. 4 and otherwise inferior skins at highest marketv
value. . Ship your Furs now when we want 'em. You'll get "more
money" and get if "quicker" too. ..
"SHUIJEKa" KtIUKNS WILL MAKfci YUU UAffYl
SHIP TODAY AND KEEP
'EM COMING
DIRECT' TO
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SHI? AVL YOUR FURS
A.B. S HUBERT'.
THE LAR6EST HOUSE IN IHt WKLD UtMNQ EXCLUSIVELY Iff t
AMERICAN RAW FURS
i5-7 Y Austin Ave. Deph973Chicaqotf I.S.A,-
per thousand feet Scrlbne,r Decimal pastor, 1117 Eas street. Phone 67W
U. Log Scale that will bo paid for' Sunday i-imoi at lL'.uo a m.
timber cut and sealed. No bid of less Morning Worship at 11.00 A. M.
thani.tbreo dollars and fifty cents Sunday school 10 a. m.
($3.50) per M. foot for yellow plrie Epworth League at G:30 p. m.
and ono dollar and fifty cents (Jl.-I Prayer meotlpg Wednesday even
ling at 7:30 p. m
All are cordially Invited to all tho
services at tho Methodist Church.
The young peoplo can do no better
than spend an hour wKh the League
rrom uizu to r.no p. in. eacu un-
r0) for other species will bo consld
ered. Each bid must bo accompanied
by a certified check on a solvent na
tional bank, payable to tho Superln'
tendent of tho Klamath Indian'
School, Jn the nmount of one tbous-f
and dollars ($1,000.00). Tho deposit i day,
ed'btit retained as liquidated dam-j prst
nges ii me roquireu conirnci ana , NIntn an(1 pjno Btreots
uunu lire iiui bai-uiiiuii uiiii pruaumtlll i,i nnatnr
. .nn,nnl ,.,ltl, lr olv, ,! . I """ PntlltlT.
tui U)'1UU niiutM o,a,j ,i(o A.UJII
tho acceptance of 'n bid. Tho right to
reject any and nil bids is reserved.
JPopIcs of the bid rind contract forms
talned from Superintendent Indian
School, Klnmath Agency, Orogon
Christian
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Church, cornor
C. V. Trim-
Sunday School, 10 A. M,
Sermon 11 a. m.
ChrlBtlun Endeavor G;30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wodnesdn even
ing, 7:30 p. in'.
Washington, D. C.J Cato Sells, i"S,aJ,Ilu,l ""'.llst C,,urch' EIoventh
.'ii i in2ni ' and High streets,
eb. 18 19201 Sunday School 10 a. m, .
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Why Not
Make Your Own
Spring Hat
and save from
$5.00 to $10 ?
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
No preaching service until further ,
We have the latest style shapes in Buckram and
Wire Frames from 15c to 75c each
Straw Braids, Flowers and Ribbons in large variety
Hat Wire 10c per roll
L. M. MARTIN'S
5-10-15-25c Store
419 Main Street , lf
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