FAOH THIIKR
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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MONDALE THEATRE
Today and Tomorrow
Paramount Star John Barry
more in Richard Harding
Duviu' celebrated novel and
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"THE DICTATOR"
Mho Tom Mix in
"MA'S GIRL"
A great picture
Two Shows 7 and 9
COMING SUNDAY .
D. W. Griffith two million
dollar Hpcctacular picture
"THE FALL of BABYLON"
LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF
.Domestic and Imported
Spring Woolens
Now on Display.
WiOElZELL'S
If RES 1
OFGONVENTtON
bli. of tlio speaker's
vom
Postmaster V. A, IMznll, who ru
tiimuil Humliiy night from u wonkV
iitlondniKo ut thn Democratic na
tlonnl convention at Hun Francisco,
furnished tlin lluralil today with a
statement of his linprosslons of tint
gnlherlng, Hu says:
to, tlio
farthuNt corners of tlio gallery. The
mimic wun all Unit could bo dnslrod
and thn singing of old time songs by
ICOOQ puopln to thn nrxompanlmont
of tint ureal )lii) uik'iii was uri Insplr
utlon In Itself.
"Thn nomination of Cox ot Ohio
for thn presidency, ilcspltn tha long
deadlock, will draw tho support of all
factions ot tho party and will mako
Ohio onn of tho incut hotly contested
hnttlu KroitritlM ot all our national
rfititfwf .
"In thn language of tho went 'It's
la lions race and thuy'ro off.' "
Perfect Fit Guaranteed
CHAS. J. CIZEK
MERCHANT TAILOR
518 Main Street
HI DARK in
N WHIG
NOIIOOV CAN TKMi WIIK.V VOC
IIAItKK.N UIIAY. FADKO IIAIH
WITH HAflK TKA
(lrnmlmnther kept her hair beauti
fully darkoned, glossy and attractive
with a brow of finite Tea and Hulphur
Whenever her hair took on that dull,
faded or streaked appearance, this
linplo mliture wai applied with won
derful effect. By aiklnc at any drug
tor for "Wyelh's Suae and Sulphur
Compound,' you will set a large bot
tie ot thla old-time recipe, Improved
by the addition ot other Ingredients
II ready to um, for about CO centa
Thla almple mixture can be depended
upon to restore natural oolor and
beauty to the hair.
A well known downtown druggist
saya ererybody uses Wyetha Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because It
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell It baa been applied
It's so easy to use, too. You simply
dampen a comb 'or soft brush and
draw It through your hair, taking one
atrand at a time. By morning the
gray hair dlaappeara; after another
, application or'two, It In restored to It,
' natural color and looks glossy, soft
and bnaiiilful.
"After ntti'tullng for nix day tho
most oxcltlng convention In tha his-
tory of tho Democratic party, tha
th!ngn that nindd tho greatest Imprcs
Ion on mo were:
"First, the dominant noto ot confi
dence In success for thn party which,
despite all ,thn contents so hotly
waged at time, wan evident In every
apoech and every demonstration and
bubbled nvnr wherever the 35,000
visitors In thn city met each ether.
'Second, the wondnrtul demon
strntlon when tho resolution granting
equal representation to women on
the notional committee wn adopted.
Home had anticipated thorn would be
opposition frcm southern delegatus,
but thn motion was adopted without
a dissenting volo and when Ibn thou
sands of women In thn convention re
adied that their victory wo won
their rnthuslamu know no bounds
and It Is needles to add tho men
Joined In tho great dxmcnxtratlon
"The third, and by far tho most
Impressive Incident of tho whole con
tention, was tho debate ovi-e tho wet
jand dry planks between IJjirke Coch
ran of Now Vork and Wllllsin Jen
nlng llryan For two day and
I night thn committee had bc'-n un
labia lo reach a satisfactory com-
promise. Thn 'light wlna and beer'
uoU'gaii'i Miming on a pianK in tneir
favor, will In the old war horso
'llrynn' stood uncompromisingly
against the proponed plank. When
at last tlio committee filed It re
port, It left thn question silent rely
ing on tho legislative record cf na
tional prohibition enacted as being
sufficient. A minority report wa
brought' In by tho 'I. W. II V submit
ting thelr-plank and llryan countered
with his 'bono dry enforcement'
plank. Tho decks wero cleared for
action and In three hours ot debating
Iho convention went lld over thn
oratory of tha two contestants, Coch
ran nnd llryan. Although It was evi
dent that llryan, was none too wel
come to tho platform, In tho greatest
speech of his long "career ho literally
swept tho crowd of 1G,000 pcoplo off
their fet In a frenzy of wild cheers,
and probably the greatest demonstra
tion over witnessed In a political con
vention was mnde. Stato banners
started In a stampede to his feet, and
tho sight of the grand old man stand
ing with tears ot Joy streaming down
his faco over the victory was a sight
nover to be forgotten. The vote fol
lowing rojoctcd the wet plank and
also Bryan's dry plank leaving the
platform as submitted by tho commit'
toe. Hut It waa Bryan's victory for
he bad defeated the wet plank.
"It waa the comment of all who
had attended many other conventions
that tho superb arrangements ot tho
convontlon hall and the facilities pro
vided by Ban Francisco surpassed In
convonlenco and otflcloncy thoso ot
a,ny previous convention. Tho acous-
tlce, perfected by the aid ot tho great
sound amplifier erected by tho tolo-
phono company, carried every sylla-
POT POURRI
Ity LONE HtAH
Where them's a will there's a
well, a lot of poor relations and
lawsuit.
Mfe says that thoro are few per
sons with courage enough to admit
that they haven't got It. Yes and
thoro am a lot of people slso that
haven't got brains enough to know
that tboy bacn'( any.
An argument startod tho day be
fore yesterday about Ammonia and
i'nnumonla Lone Star was at a loss
to know which wo which.
Ho wn met Doc Truax up street one
day by appointment, and asked him
Just what the dlfferenco was between
thn two.
Well I'll tell you" said the little
doctor, "one comes In bottles and the
other come In cheats."
f!uM that must bn right although
we hatu more than once heard a lit
tle reed organ called "an ammonia."
nob llan we walking past Klnm
nth Kails' only second hand store a
few clay sgo, and In the window
saw a sign which read as follows
"Dickens Works all this week tor
IS 00"
"The dlrrthy shcab" said the sub
marine cjiusor as ho passod on.
Irut now wo go from tho ridicu
lous to tho senslblo, so bold your
lints as wn are going to show some
sed In this noxt one. We do not
know Mr. Murray's politics wo
don't believe be has any but wo
will take a chance on sneaking this
ono through.
soo mo putting up now). He gets
doner to tho people than tho metro
politan editor or hi papor, Ho I
morn sympathetic and I In closer
touch with tlio desires and hope of
tho men and women who read his
writings, (Quick Watson tho
noedla.)
For this reason Warrtm O. Hard
Ing I closer to tho American Ideal
than tho editors of tho great city
dallies. Ills oxporlunco has been of
that varied naturo that brings out
tho best In the human heart, (Don't
cry now,)
Ho has studied tho needs of hi
Stato and ho had an experience at
the National Capital a Henator that
ha rounded out 'and ripened hi
statesmanship.
From, tho government ot Ohio to
the government ot a nation, Is but a
step, as Ohio hi confronted with all
tho great problems that are met In
tlio broader area at the National
Capital.
When Warren O. Harding enters
the White House on the fourth of
next March (which he surely will),
ho will take with blm a mental
equipment entirely capable ot solv
ing the questions that are constantly
coming up for executive action. It Is
tho prediction of the Republican
party that he will carry on the affairs
of the nation with the same grace
and sound wisdom that were char
acteristic of Major McKInley (and
which Is characteristic of the Lone
Star.)
Lonn Star Is In, receipt of a copy of
the Marlon Star (notice how tha
leader In orery lino are called
Stars) the paper edited by Sena
tor Harding ot Ohio. The number
boforo us Is a 18 pa go dally, and
shows merit. (Even although It has
no Lone Star column.)
It discusses a variety of subjects.
and gives ovldenco ot being edited
by a man of a very high order of
ability. (Showing that all tho brains
aro not In Klamath Falls.)
Tho newspaper men ot the nation
will bo glad to see onn of their num
ber In tho Presidential chair. (Wont
Lone Star feel proud then?)
All of which Is ery nice, but has
nothing to do with the sew addition
Jo tho "Pleeco" force. At the conn
ell meeting the otbor night the po
lice Judge wanted to know how the
how "bull" got the yob. And Frank
Upp wanted to know what hours he
worked. As for Lena Star he can't
sco tho Idea of having a traffic cop
sleeping all day and prowling round
tbo city all night. What's the use ot
a t raffle cop at night? There's no
use for him In the day time let alone
at night.
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We suggest that Brother Hank
Wilson get this new traffic cop a lit
tle board, and ono of those signs that
says "STOI"' on one side and "Oo
AHEAD" on the other, and station
him nt the corner ot Cth and Main.
aire him a big whistle and let him
blow away to his heart'a content
Then If traffic gets too thick, we
can get another little board and an1
other big whistle and put Ike
Strubte up on the other corner, out-
sldo Sugarman's, by heck.
HERE'S A CHANCE FOR A REAL BARGAIN
A BARGAIN SALE THAT IS
A Bargain Sale
Every blouse in the store no reserve at lets that,
cost price
TO CLEAR -- WE OFFER
Georgette bloues in all sizes and colors including
Blue Dawn, Apricot, White, Cream, Flesh, Peach
Bloom, Bermuda, etc., beautifully made of high
quality Georgette and handsomely embroidered
closely bought and closely marked
$9.50 and $10.00 Blouses
for
We'vo got to regulate this traffic
somohow, even It wo have to put the
mayor on the yob himself.
LIBERTY THEATRE
TWB PICK OP THK PICTURES
AND
A NKW ONH KVKRY DAT
H. W. POOLS, Owner, HARRY BOREb, Musical Director
CViSassyssVMs
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' . TONIGHT
"MOTHERS OF MEN"
in which a man it condemned to die by his own hand
THURSDAY
Charming May Allison in
"THE CHEATER"
A story where love conquors deception and we find a
heart of pure gold a picture you are sure, to like
. FRIDAY
? JHarry Carey in " HUMAN STUFF "
MATINKK KVKItY DAY '
If that Ixma Star don't quit but
ting In I never will get my story told.
Dut to centinue:
The Republican candidate has
been tho owner and editor of tho
Star slnco he waa a boy, Hla career
closely resembles the careers of sev
urat of the most eminent- ot Amort
can atatesmen and Journalists, (In
cluding tone 8tar) netably:
Franklin, Horace Greoloy, James O.
tllatno and Cbas. A. Dana. Tho
nowspaper business has produced
some of tho brightest Intellects ot
thn Hopubllc (example Lone Star)
but nono tins over sucreoded in being
elected to tho exalted position ot
President.
Krnnklln did not aspire (neither
dooa I.ono Star), Illnlno and Oreoley
tnade tho attompt and were defeated.
Dana hold ono position of trust un
der tho Fedoral government, aslst
ant secretary of war during the rebellion.
Warren Harding's newspaper career
has boon an electrocution oxcuso
mo folks, I meant an evolution from
tho smallest beginning to the high
est placo In the profession (except ot
course tbo placo occupied by tho
Lono Star.) Franklin, Clrooloy and
Dana woro Journalists of the old
school nnd performed tholr work In
metropolitan citJoa (like Klamath
Falls.) HaTdlng bolongs to tho mid
dlo class, tho small town newspaper
It you ploaso. (Kxample: San Fran
cisco Examiner), Tliero are hun
dreds of Just such newspapers ns hla.
Tho number before mo gives the
circulation for tho proceeding day as
10, GOB. Marlon la a town of 25,000,
nnd Is In the midst ot a thickly set-
tied fanning country. Tho Stay
must have a largo curculatlon among
tho rural routes.
Tho mlddlo class nowspnpor man
tho editor of tho small city dally
wollds a groat Influonco In the at
tain ot tho Nation. (You ought to
And we'll tell Doc Winters to keep
the two ot them in good condition.
In fact what's the matter with cre
ating a new billet and letting Doc
Winters have the yob. 'Let's make
the doctor the official optician to the
city ot Klamath Palls. Give him two
bits a month and make him guaran
tee to keep the "Pleeco" force m per
iod aeelng condition. Dee told the
Lono Star he would be glad ot a Job
like that Just because ot the prestige
It would bring to him.
Ily tbo way, wo wonder If Doc. Is
still playing old OuIJa these days
Bettor look out Doc, they passed a
law In California making it a crime
to have ono In your possession.
This is all for tonight,
tomorrow night.,
See you
GENERAL GORGAS IS
CALLED BY DEATH
LONDON, July 6. Major-Oeneral
William C. Oorgas, ex-surgeon-general
of the United States army, died
hero at an early hour Sunday.
Gonoral Oorgas was considered one
ot tho world's foremost authorities
on military medlclno and surgery.
Ho fought and dofonted the malarial
mosquito in Panama and thus made
posslblo tho building of that great
wntorway. Ho dislodged yollow fav
or from Its century-old stronghold
In Havana, and 'under the direction
ot the Unltod States government and
the Rockefeller foundation supervis
ed campaigns against that dread dis
ease in Central America, Peru 'and
Ecuador.
At 'the Invitation or tho British
government he went to South Africa
In 1013 to establish' sanitary condi
tions in tho Rand, as a result ot
which he received high honors from
tho modlcal profession In London
and Oxford university conferred a
dogree upon him.
A, Herald Want Ad wjll sell It
$7.50 and $8.50 Blouses
for
$5.95
.'$4.95'
French Voile and Madras SMOCKS in White and all
colors well cut and embroidered in Silk and Yarn
$3.50 and $4.50
for
$5.00 to $7.50
for
$2.50
.'. $3.95
About 50 Fancy Batiste Waists in all White White
trimmed Blue, Pink very becoming combinations.
Many different styles they are extremely good
values at the price marked which is $2.98, but they go
ON SALE AT
$1.98
THIS SALE FOR 4 DAYS ONLY WEDNESDAY
JULY 7TH, 8TH, 9TH, 10TH
Gertrude & Co.
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Don't fail to read the Herald Classified Ada.
Notice la hereby given that on or before sixty days from the first dar ot
July. 1S20, the County Court of Klamath County, Oregon, will. In ofm
court, cancel all warrants In the bands ot tne County Clerk of aald County
which have been Issued and not protested for a period of seven years or
more prior to the first day ot July. 1920; also all warrants will be hel
for naught, and payment thereof atopped, where It appears that same hav
been protested tor a period ot seven years prior, to, the first day of Jaly. "
1930, and have beea duly called by the County Treasurer but not presents
tor payment.
The following list shows the names ot payees, date, number and amount
of warrant as shown by warrants to be acted upon by the County Court u
above stated.
FIRST: .
Warrants received frost the County Clerk but not pretested:
Data
Name
L. D. Burke ...... .
L. Etell
J. E. Whltlatch
C. A. Arnold . .-..
E. J. Cosebeer ..............
V. P. Corpenlng . .......
John Miller ....................
A. Kinney ..
J. R. Rltter ... .
P. E. Saxer . . . .General
Fund
General
..-.General
......Oeneral
General
..aonoral
Oeneral
..Oeneral
..Qenoral
..General
Number
25194
27222
27399
28281
28428
28833
29016
29101
29253
29265
Amount
136.30
6.80
8.60
75.00
3.50
38.00
4.ID
1.20
1.00
.65
SECOND:
Warrants protested by the County Treasurer and called:
Name Date Fund Number
Hiram Bushell .. . .. . ....General 27773
Chas. Pattee .... ... .. ...-........... .- Oeneral 28155
.6175.95
Amount
11.70
18.00
119.70
Total .:
THIRD:
Warrants In tho hands ot the County Clerk:
Name Date Fund Number Amount
Abraham Charley . .. ..July 6. 1912 General . 26392 $1.10'
J. II. Court Sept. 4, 1913 General 26677 17.50
Frank Pine Sept. 4, 1912 Qeneral 26771 1.70
John Pitt Sept. 4, 1912 Qeneral 26880 0.00
II. M. Daniols Nov. 7, 1912 Oeneral 27323 t.00
8tonewall Jackson ....... Jan. 3, 1913 Oenoral 27729 1.70
Frank Plcbold Jan. 3, 1913 Oenoral 27737 1.70
It. 11. Manchester Jan. 3, 1913 General 27782 1.70
John S. Moore....... ... . Jan. 3. 1913 General 27935 . 4.20
Lester Maxwell ................Feb. 6, 1913 General 39091 1.85
H. H. Williams Mar. 6, 1913 Genoral 28529 2.10
Lonls Dachelburg June 4, 1911 General 29309 1.70
Luclasn Ball May 9, 1913 Qenural 29163 4.70
J. W. Jackson May 9, 1913 Qeneral 29038 6.00
Homer Hutchinson Apr. 5, 1913 Qeneral 28888 1.70
G. W. Brady Apr. 5, 1913 General 28886 1.70
Jack Lilly Apr. 5, 1913 General 28885 1.70
Crater Lake Circle No. 734....Apr. 5, 1913 General 28829 3.50
Albert Peel Mar. 6. 1913 Ooneral 28533 1.60
O. A. Riley... Mar. 6, 1913 Oeneral 28532 1.60
C. Brose -.July 22, 1912 County Road 1074 19.00
Total . $87.85
8tate ot Oregon, County ot Klamath, sa:
I. C. R. DeLan. Countv Clerk of the above named county ana state.
hereby certify that the within and foregoing la a true and corroct Hat ot
County Warrants subject to cancellation as tho same appear of record la ray
office and in my care and custody.
IN WITNESS whereof, I have berunto set my hand ana auixea tn
sea) ot the County Court, this 3rd day ot July. 1020.
o. it. db lap, county uier.
By Garrett K. Van Riper. Deputy.
July 6-13-20-27-3-10-17
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