The Evening herald., June 02, 1920, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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MOTHER OF FIRST
AMERICAN SOLDIER
KILLED IN FRANCE
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HAS VICTIMIZED
TWO CONTINENTS
Mr. Alice Gretham Dodd,1
First War Mother Of The
Nation Gives. Entire Credit,
For Recovery Of Her
Health To The Weill
Known Medicine, Tanlac. j
The fellow Ins remarkable endorse-(
anont of Tanlac was siren recently by
Mrs. Alice Greshum Dodd, at the
Grcsham Memorial Home, Uatln:
Park, Evansvllle, Ind.. which homo I
was presented to her by the patriotic'
people of Indiana, as evidence of
their appreciation of the services
rendered to hts country by her son.
Corporal James U. Gresham, the first
American soldier killed In France.
Expressions of sympathy were ?celv-j
ed by Mrs. Dcdd from all parts of the1
United States, and the newspapers of I
the country carried the story of thei
first "war mother.' I
The shock of her son's death re-1
sited In the serious breakdown oft
Mrs. Dodd's health, but everyone will,
learn with Interest and pleasure that1 "A friend of mine had received
Is now In splendid health attain., great deal of help from Tanlac, and
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NEW YOHK. June 2. JuJea W.
("Nicky") Arnsteln, sought by the
police ct two continents as the al
leged head of a band of swindlers
, who. by connivance with bank and
brokeruKe messengers, are said to i
'have stolen from $1,500,000 to $6,
,000,000 In bonds and other sorttrl
ties from Wall street firms, Is the
j husband of Fonnle llrlco, an actress,
'whom ho mnrrk'd In 1917. He dls
.appeared from New York, where ho
I maintained two lavishly appointed
apartments besides a country homo at
Huntington, I.. I., on February 12
lust, since which he has been report-If
,vd In various. parts of the country or f
"surrendering" to tho f I
MUM. ALICE (illKSHAM DOI)l,
of Gavin I'ark, Evaastlllr, lad.
When seen at her home recently she it was she who advised me to try It.
Me me roiiowing statement, giving i am so glad I did for It proved thai Sentenced to two years In Sing Bins
on the eve of
authorities.
Arnsteln Is the son of n Now York
business man and Is 4 2 years old.
The police say he Is as well-known
In Frnnre und England us In tho
United States. Circulars offering a
reward for his arrest said ho "fre
quented high-class iicteU und gam
bling places," Ho Is a flashy dress
er. Once, when arraigned In court,
he appeareil In a bluo svrge suit, a
polka dot necktie and a pink silk
shirt.
Eight years .ago Arnsteln was ar
rested In London and extradited to
New York for swindling William E.
Shlnks of Springfield. Mass., out of
115.000 by means of worthless stock
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tbe entire credit for her recovery to best medicine I have ever taken. It
the well-known medicine, Tanlac. .soon gave me a rood appetite and
"After my dear boy's death. 1 bad seemed to settle my stomach so that
general breakdown In health," said I was no longer troubled with Indl
Mrs. Dodd. "At first It was Juit In- gvstlon. I don't know what It Is to
digestion. My food used to upset me( have rheumatism paint now, the
and I had to diet myself very care- swelling and stiffness has all gene
fully, which wasn't mu'h hardship as out of my Joints and I am able to do
I lost all des're to cat. Then I had tho work or the houso with tho groat
an attack of rheumatism, with sever- est ease. My nerves are now steady
pains in my shoulders, back and and strong. I sleep fine at night, and
arms. Sometimes I used to tnffcr a, I feel better In health than ever be.
life. I shall always be
for what Tanlac has done
These
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great deal, and my Joints would get fore In my
all swollen up and stiff;. I was able.crateful foi
to do very little about the house, and. for me, and shall recommend it every
at timet couldn't even 'cook a meal. 'chance I rret."
I tot very nervous and restless, and! Tanlac ft sold In Klamath Falls by
at alght would lay awke for hours, 'the Star Drug Co.. In Lorella by the
lost many, nighfp sleep as. al James Merc. Co.. and in Merrill hv
Ntae Southern Oregon! Drug Co. Adv.
eaaaequence.
icnrout and res
uld lay aWake I
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NENANA, Alaska, May 7
Mail.) Haircuts have been
(By
raised
to 11.00 and shaves to SO cents here.
LONDON, May 14. (By Mail.)
Kiag George and Queen Mary are
contemplating a visit to the Isle of
Man tbli summer. They have never
been in that part of their dominions.
TILLAMOOK. May 31. The pri
mary vote for the Republican i'res
Identlol preference In this county re
tailed In an exact tlce between John
son and Wood according to the of
ficial count completed Thursday.
Each received C20 votes.
It is an almost universal custom In
Japan for workers. Including govern
ment at well as private employes, to
receive a bonus of several months'
salary at New Year.
The legal position of a married
womin In Spain Is today so tow that
her husband has absolute control ov
er her person and property, as In the
Middle ages. The wife cannot enter
business without her husband's con
sent. He has the legal right to shut
her up In a convent if she goes
wrong, and It Is left to him to decide
what constitutes a wrong.
The American College for girls at
Constantinople will celebrate Its
been founded In 1871 as a high
school for girls of every nationality.
In 1860 It was Incorporated as a
college. The student enrollment of
the Institution this year numbers up
wards of 600 In both departments,
collegiate and preparatory.
The overall movement Is spread
ing throughout the country like wild
fire. It is not an Imitation of the
"Germany over all" campaign of
1914.
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Exclusively
. Ladies Fine Footwear
Some of these days
You'll come into my store
and when that day
comes I believe the
shoes I sell and the
service I give will
make you a steady
'. customer.
The Bootery
CHAS. P. MAGUIRE
- 713 MAIN ST.
.The surest way to make shoes cost LESS
is to buy the kind that wear MORE
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prison, Arnsteln served less than a
year. Six other members of the band
were later arrested In San Francisco,
Tokto and Baltimore.
anoruy aiier Armiriui unpa,-
an-e lost February, a federal Judge
In New York Issued an order enjoin
ing 500 or more banks and deposi
tories in the metropolis from dispos
er nf anv mshev. stocks, bonds or
other securities Arnsteln might have! 2
on deposit in them. He was known
to have tlx safe deposit boxes In vari
ous public vaults. According to the
police, Arnsteln, together with his,
associates obtained the stolen bondt
and other securities from the mes
sengers and runners and took. them
to varlout cltlet where they were put
up as collateral for loans. The boys
or men who committed the thefts re
ceived less than one-quarter of their f
will rent a limited number of rooms to permanent guests,
rooms are furnished with the best beds that money can buy.
are clean, tidy and well ventilated, and will be kept so.
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There will be hot and cold water, tub and shower baths.
Restaurant and barbershop will be in the building and everything
will be done to make it comfortable, convenient and homey!
The Hotel is now open for business. The restaurant and
barber shop will be ready early in June.
The purpose back of this hotel is to furnish to the workingman
of Klamath Falls a place where he can Jive decently and cleanly
and at a price that will be within his reach. The owners of this
hotel feel that they have done this.
J. J. KELLER, Manager
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value and, In some instances, noming iUrrenaVr it tsll was fixed at $36.
at all. More than 1600.000 was said 0Q0 e M,d Arn,tn DBll rn,u.
to have been "burled" In Canadian 'malI,m ad f.r,d imprisonment In
banks In this way. About $760,000 , . . , ,h(. Tonbi
Is said to have been traced to I'hlla- more than ,h fimoant ot ball ,r
deiphla. wasningtoo. uaiuraire anu demand(,df jie ,ad
Cleveland. ,o)d b)m ,le na() w
Assistant District Attorney Doollng crnp game in Clevel
nf Sow York, who has been nroml- nnn iim n, nli-hi In fhH ianm nlncti. 1
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stein case, said that In four months 'going on for months In New York,
from October, 1919, there had becn,0ok a tragic turn In one case. Hen
more than 600 bond robberies rant;- jamln M. Illnkowltz, a messenger em
Ing from $500 to $178,000 and that 'ployed by Richard O. Whitney &
most ef them were "offlco" Jobs, that Co., bankers and brokers, who dia
ls, done by employes of bunks and loppeared In August, 1919, with
brokerage bouses. He said the "ays- sns.OOO worth of securities, was
tern" had connections in overy large i stabbed to death and his body left
city In the United States. Honda stol-1 alongside a roud near Mllford, Conn,
en In Cleveland, Chicago or San Fran-' Arnstc(.n and his associates, ' how
cltco, be declared, were forwarded 'over, have not been connected with
to fences In New York or other cities the crime. The pollco, In working on
who put them up as collateral for I the Illnkowltz murder said It was
loans. committed by the same band which
"Hidden strings ore being pulled," participated In the killing of Ilarnet
declared Bernard J. McGinn, man-lllaff, a wealthy New York poultry
ager of the claim department of the merchant, In November, 1914.
American Surety company, "through During (he bankruptcy proceed
underground channels which seem to Infra Dnvlil W. Rntllrnn. nf I). W.
I undermine most of the financial dls-sulllvan k Co., a former brokerage
jtrlct. Leaks, It seemt, are taking firm ot Washington, D. C, stated
place within stock exchange houses' under promise of Immunity, that bis
and it looks as though an organized firm had obtained $800,000 worth
Intelligence service is in operation," lot bonds from Arnsteln and Conn
Arnsteln's name, according to tho .during the past year, all of which, he
pollco records, came Into prominence believed, wero stolen. Sullivan said
In the caso last February In connec- ho tried to break away from the pair
Hon with the arrest In New York of hut that Arnnteln (-aid: "You huvo
Joseph and Kdwurd Gluck, brothers, gone this far with us 'and If you do
Herbert and Iludolph Bunora, and I'll kll you," Among the numerous
Edward Furey, bank it nil brokerage i arrests inndo In tho bond theft cases
messengers In Wall street. He was,n Now York, from tlmo to time,
specifically charged with receiving woro those of JamcH Koana und
$42,000 worth of Crucible Steel cer-iJamoH Haines, two prlvato detectives
tfllcates stolen from a New York from Montroal, who uro held un mil
brokerage house, Home of tho prls-!erlul witnesses In tho Tombs.
oners stated that Arnotnln and his
One of the Interesting visitors In Ing one nf the moot Important, It la
Washington this winter Is Mrs, T I' Impervious to the Itrrceat heat, and:
O'Connor, wlfr of the famous "Tay,cun ul withstand acids which
Piiy." editor and Irish member of would eat up almost any metal. To
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lx fioo 'Bn u' nlr,n nJ I,""J nuch 1 1,or m"r,np engine, and there Is nething:
von $lS.ouo ln , no0l, , Washington. She wus a l" I" compare with It for this pur-
and and lot $82,-; " ,,,. . . . I......
. .. ... brilliant actreis when she first met . I'"'.
distinguished Irish Journalist
and polltlclnn, und nfter marrlnge
she attulned contlderublu repututlnn
us a phywrlghl. As a hnites she
uIho Is celebrated, and It Is said tbut
those who ure so fortunate as to bo bvrrlug seasons till
members of be circle of friends who
gather at the entertainments it 'ho
O'Connor home In CheUeu, near
London, eseetn themsehes fatorod.
Asbestos Is the queerest mineral
In the world, und Is rapidly beenm-
The Canadian Department of Na
val Service has undertaken to uso i
number of the small fast sulmltirlni
patrols hullt during the wai as fish
ing scouts during tho mackerel anil
s year. Kprl-
ments are also under way with n
view to utilizing aeroplane for thu
same purpose.
An exhibition to show tho progress
of the textile Industry In the Missis
sippi valley Is to Ih, bold In St. l.ouU
next August.
alleged partner, Nicholas Colin, for
whom rewards of $2,600 uro offered,
bad received from them und disposed
of moro than $2,300,000 worth of
bonds and other negotlables.
Shortly after Arnsteln'a flight last
February, hearings were held In tho
federal court in New York to have
blm adjudged an involuntary bank
rupt. It wat there charged tbat "bis
assets contltt of many tboutandt of
dollars." A few weekt later, a New
York lawyer, who tald be wat coun
sel for the fugitive, reported be had
met Arnstsln ln Cleveland and that
bt had told blm bt wat "Innocent"
of tb bond tbtft cbargta tad would
It Is to the Jupuneeo woman thai
tho JapancHO langtago owes much of
the progress it has mado during tho
past century. She was of old forbid
den to study tho Chlnose language,
which was considered the exclusive
monopoly of men. The Japanese
women took hold of their native
tongue, and were soon at the bead of
tho literary movement ot tbelr coun
try. Mitt Maud Wetmore of the Na
tional League for Woman't Service,
baa' been appointed on tbe, women't
campaign committee for tbe lomrna
tlon of MaJ. Ota, Leonard Wod for
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that you will Invn our flow
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quisitely beautiful In form
and color, they have tucf
wonderful fragranco and
dalntlnest, thnt they would
win over the hardest hoart.
Our flower shop It a thing of
beauty Just now como and
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