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Six p cent Farm Loans
See WILSON ABSTRACT COMPANY,
517 Main Street,
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
The Federal Appraiser inspected
$140,000 in Farm Loan applications for
me in February and I now have $47,000
more and another inspector will be here
this week. Loans from $5,000 to
$37,500 preferred.
MAKE YOUR APPLICATION NOW.
Arthur R. Wilson
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City Girl's Gold Tipped Cigarette
Has "Snuff Stick" Rival in South
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This Young Mountain Matron Is Enjoying Her Afternoon Chew While
Her Husband Smokes His Favorite Pipe.
Hero Is an unusual picture of mari
tal felicity. It was snapped by a
worker for the Interchurch World
Movement daring a survey of llvlnc
conditions In the Tennessee Mountain
district. The younr woman In the
-picture, a bride of a few weeks. Is
asiaX' the mountain substitute for the
cigarette, a "snuff stick" stiek
coated with snuff and Industriously
Chewed. The habit has two adran
tsars over the cold-tipped eierette
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Leading Clothiers
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and It lasts longer a well made
"snuff stick" having only one rival
for longevity the "all day sucker" of
school days.
The Interchurch World Movement
nods distressful ignorance and pov
erty anions; these mountain folks and
suggests rT new- religious program
to couple1 too 'Bible with1 practical In
struction In agriculture, carry It out
on model farms, wlths.schools. good
roads and other community needs as
the ultimata goal.
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Washington Calling for the r-ntrl-otic
support of nil Into Americans In
Us fight to protect their homes, re
llglon nntl proixTly from tlio sproud
llic menace of llolshovlsm. the" United
States Department of Justice lins In
sued n warning against the Insidious
propaganda of tlio "Hods" during the
new jenr. It rends:
"It would he extremely helpful to the
cnuso. of jrood gnwrument, tlio ttiiiln
tennnce of lnv mill order- mid the pres
ervntlon of pence iiud happiness In our
country If the people on this New
Year's Ony would resolve to stmly, un
derstnnd nntl appreciate tho so tailed
Mled' movement. They can counter
act It most oifeetlwly hy teaching Its
piirMXu through the press, the church,
the schools, putrlotlr organizations and
Inlwir unions, all of whlcli aro within
thu wage of lis Insidious attacks,
"Red" Theories Criminal.
"The 'Hed' mowment does not mean
an attitude of protest against alleged
defects In our present political and
economic organization of society. . It
docs not represent tlio radicalism of
progi-ess. It represents a specific doc
trine pninely, the Introducllon of dic
tatorships the world oer hy force and
violence. It Is not a movement of III)
erty-lolng persons, hut a distinctly
criminal and dishonest movement.
Lcnlne himself made the statement nl
the Third Soviet Conference, 'Amonp
one hundred so-called Wilshevlsts there
Is one real Itolshevlk. thirty-nine crlm
Inals and sixty fools.' It advocates the
destruction of all ownership In proper
ty, the destruction of all religion and
belief In God. It Is a movement or
cunlzcd against Democracy and In fa
vor of the power of the few built by
force. Bolshevism, syndicalism, the
Soviet Government, sahotnee, etc., ore
only names for old theories of violence
and criminality.
Russian Labor Crushed.
"Though their adherents In this coun
try are advocating and fomenting
strikes, I.cnlne and Troulty forbid
strikes, and trade unions are being
broken up and completely subordinated
to the will of the few demagogues In
control In Ilussln. This Bolshevist ex
periment on tho living body of the
Russian people has not proven Id any
srn.se of the word an c leriment In
Democracy. The Bolshevist leaders
frankly repudiate democratic princi
ples as we understand them. It has
been n gamble which meant for Bus
n!a, and. Indeed, for the whole of hu
manity, enormous losses In lives as
well as In material resources. The
Bolshevists have run up a colossal hill
which the Russian workmen and peas
ants will have to pay.
"Reds" Menace America.
"ITnvIng lived at the expense of the
Russian people for two years, these
speculators In human lives and other
people's earnings are trying to move
to new fields to the east and to the
weRt, hoping to take ndantnge of the
economic distress and confusion of
mind In which humanity finds Itself
after the terrific strain of Ave years
of war.
"Its sympathizers In this country are
composed chiefly of criminals, mis
taken Idealists, suclnl bigots and many
unfortunate men and women suffering
with varying forms of hyperesthesia.
They aire enemies of the government,
of the church and of the hdmc and ad
vocate principles whlcli mean the aboli
tion of all three of these safeguards of
civilization.
Would Rob Everybody.
"Twenty1 million people In this coun
try own Liberty Bonds. These the
'Reds' propose to take away; 0,830,000
people In the United States own farms
and 8,8.T8.000 more own homes, which
they would forfeit; 11,000,000 odd peo
p)e have savings accounts In savings
banks and 18,000,000 people have de"
posits In our national hanks, at which
they aim. There are hundreds of thou
sands of churches and religious Instl
tullojis, all of which they would abol
ish. In other words, 110,0001000 hard
working and saving people who own
property, loe liberty and worslilp God
are"asked to abandon all the I den Is of
religion, liberty and government, which
aro, the outcome of the struggles of
thejr fathers and their own develop
ment, bnd to place themselves, their
homes, th'e'lr family and Ui'cjr religious
faith In' the keeping und their property
under the domination of a smull group
of tanines and Troukys,
Protection Promised.
"This department, as fur as existing
laws allow, Intends during the forth
coming year to keep up an unflinching,
perskderit, aggresblvo warfare against
any movement, no mutter how cloaked
or dissembled, having for Its purpose
cither the promulgation of these Ideas
or the excitation of sympathy for
those who spread thepi. The move
ment will not 'be permitted to go far
enough In tills' country to disturb our
peace add well-being or crcnto any
widespread dlstrubt of the people's
gpyerninent-i It w full away before
the' Hh'tox popular knowledgo and
appreciation of its ulms and pui-p'obes."
A Herald Want 'Art will sell It-
LABORERS WANTED
Highway Construction
Apply 319 S. Spring St.
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Chesterfields "satisfy."
Every puff brings you the full, rich
flavor of genuine Turkish tobacco
and the lively relish of.ehoice Domes
tic leaf.
And theblend the manufacturer's
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Every package
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HIGH RANK EASILY ACQUIRED
Mllltarlttlc Knowledge Not at All Ntc
eitary for Haitian to Become
"General" in Army.
Haiti, as a country. Impresses n re
cent trawler with the multiplicity of
Its generals nnd theMiriuy and gor
geousnesN of their uniforms. In the
"Black Republic" the title of "gen
eral," It appear.-', Is conferred for any
sort of sen Ice to the slate or, as Is
probably cwn more effective In provid
ing reicnue for the makers of uni
forms, to the political party thnt hap
pens to be In power. Mllltnry ex
perience Is not necessary to become
a general, .nlthougli apparently any
nnd all generals are more or Ush
recognized as such hy the private
soldiers recruited by n compulsory
system, nnd so poorly and Irregularly
paid that a visitor to the president's
palace must sometimes distribute
coppers to the entire mllllary Iwdy
guard expectantly lined up to receive
him. Ah soon as the citizen who has
earned the gratitude of stnte or party
ncelws hl appointment, snys the
Chronicler, he "Immediately buys him
self a uniform of whatewr color and
stjle his fancy mny dictate, to which
he i.dds a collection of all sorts and
kinds of medals." Ills next need
Is a charger; he acquires one of
the diminutive ponies of the Island,
vanlts or climbs Into the Middle, and
Is complete.
BIG MEN ON CLUB'S ROSTER
Poets and Scientists Belonged to Or
ganization Which Found Recrea
tion In the Adirondack!.
Longfellow's dislike for killing ani
mals prevented him from accompany
ing Emerson, Agasslz, Lowell nnd, oth
er leafned men coipprlslng a party of
ten that went Into the Adirondack
each summer, according to State Serv
ice, n New York monthly. These trips
formed the foundation for Kmcrson'n,
work entitled, "Tho Adlrondncks, n,
Journal dedicated to my fellow-trnvel-i
ers In August, .18.18," An anecdote of
the trip often repeated was thnt of,
Longfellow, who asked If Kmerson
would carry a gun. When Informed"
he would, Longfellow repllerl: "Then
I shall not go. Somebody will be shot."
Knitrson had great dllllculty shoot
ing a deer, as when he went night
hunting ho couldn't see the animals.
He shot uner his guide gave tlio or
der. When he missed, on one occa
sion, he snlil that he would shoot at
the next square thing he saw, because,
he must kill ii deer, even If the guide
had to hold It by the lull while he
shot.
Out of these trljm the Philosopher's
club was formed, which built a clqb
at Ampersand pond! The club ex
pired when the Civil war hoke ont.
Later (Ires swept ihe woods and
(polled the region around Kollensbee,
where the club was wont to shoot and
fish.
J. I. CASK TRACTORS
Wo have lfi-27 J. I, Case trnctor
and, plows. Complete outfit, Dem-
onstratlona
gladly given
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Klamath Falls, at the corner of Eighth and Main J
streets, shortly after April 1.
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