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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1920)
m lAQR TH1UM THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, OCTOBKB 4, ISM HO HOST IF i X Economy In Shoe Buying '"I"--. uftcr all doesn't consist in buying the cheapest shoes, but those which will give the greatest meas ure of service for each dollar invested. Tho intrinsic economy of JOHN KELLY Shoes rests upon three essential facters: 1 Their Style gives lasting satisfaction. 2 The materials are the kind that give best wear. 3 Expert shoemaking increases their smart appearance and high quality. (mm BOYS WANTED The Herald will toon have an opening for some wide awake boys real boys. Ap plication will be received for the next few days and the boys accepted will be employed as vacancies occur in the order in which the ap plications are on file. mi as SONS TOO: J. C. OIIKCION MlMCUUTVllAlt COI, UVMK. Corvullli. Oct. i. tevory county In OroRon In ronresontod In tin) student body of 2804 nt tho col leen and nlno foreign countries Imvo miircNontntlvcH, nit wall nn 34 other states. Multnomah lend thn counties of Oregon with nn enrollment of C01. Hnnlim Is socond with 404. Marlon county Inn sent 147 students and l.lnn 08. California I best represented ninnnir thn stnto. 241 natlvo Bonn nnd daughters having como to O. A. C. Washington li a closo second with 230. Idaho dent 00 and Montana 24. Woven IMilllpntncn iro taking vnrlouii degree courses. Tim Inrccnt groim of foreign stu- donts on thn campus thli year nunc bam 11 Canadian. Student from llrnxll, China, Knglnnd, Nova Scotia. HiiMla, Scotland, Berbla and Sweden lirlnr. tho foreign enrollment up to 23. Other Mates nnd territories having student at tho college this year are: Alaska, Alabama, Arlzonn, Arkansas, Colorado, llllnol, Indiana, Iowa, Knnnn, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New llamnshlre. Now Jonioy, Now Mexi co. Now York. North Dakota, Ohio, Oklnhomn, Pennsylvania, Philippines, Ithodo Island, Bouin unKOia, icxas, Utah, Virginia, nnd Wyoming. SCENIC ROAD WILL BE STARTED SOON NT IIUAWI.UY, Cal., Oct. 4. Con tructlon of a 1C mllo road, nt a coit of 13000 n mllo, loadlnic from tho north end of thn Coachella val ley to Kcon Camp, fdyllwlld, .Hornet nnd Klvcraldc, which Is isld will ri val tho "Him of tho World" drlvo nn a iconic road probably will begin thin winter. Tho new iconic route passes through country more rugged and wild than that icen from the fa moua drlvo. It Is said.. Tourists itartlng from here could go to llemet, Idyllwlld. Vandeventer Flati, down the mountain side to Palm 8prlngi, thence to Panning and Heaumont and return by the Jack Babbit trait and Moreno and Perrli roads, completing a loop ot wonder ful desert valley and mountain scen ery In day. Ileildes being a scenic route, the now road will shorten the distance between Urawloy and Idyllwlld. and tho distance botweon Coachella val ley and tho const. BPOKANK, Wash,, Oct. 4. After having bcon sentenced by tho Polos as a bolshavlst, robbed and beaten by Ukranlan bandits and held, prls- unar on nuiny uitrereni occasions oy bolshovlk, Polish and Ukrainian forces, llurmnn Mackoff has return ed to Hpokano with his mother, two brothers and two sisters, whom ho brought back with hi inout of tho Ukraine Mackoff, (prmcrly 'a stu dent at Washington Btato college, left hero last February to rcscuo his relntlvAs. Taking a roundabout course through Ocrmany, Mackoff, who Is 22 years of age, joined tho Polish army as an American nowspapcr correspondent. After thrco weeks with tho Polish army, much ot tho tlmo In tho front lino under fire, ho made his way through Rumania and Into bolshevlst Russia. Advancing Ukrainian forces cap tured him and, mistaking his Amor lean legion button for tho Insignia of a certain "red" olemont, sent enced him to bo shot with 27 others. Hy showing a passport he escaped tho fnto of the other 27. With his discharge papers from tho American army, which ho told Il literate Polish and Ukrainian troops wero his credentials as a Red Cross worker, Mackoff succeeded In reach ing Bntzlav, Ukralnla, whero his family lived. Tho townspeople, he said, rushed to meet him, weeping nnd crying, "Hero Is an American; ho can bring up help." Mackoff found his family clothed in burlap sacking, barefooted, lack ing food and terribly emaciated from Illness nnd under-nourlshment, ho declared. They roiched Warsaw by short stages overland, and thenco came through Germany and Bel- glum to Franco. ' m. AT THETHEATERS "Kid" McPartland. who was a fam ous boxer n generation ago. Is to be one of the Walker law referees In Nuw York. !$ We Feature the Well-known WEAR-EVER-FAULTLESS Hot-Water Bottles and Fountain Syringes Absolutely the Best Fountain Syringes $1.75 to $3.50 Water Bottles .'.$1.00 to $4.00 KLAMATH FALLS OREGON i j-ljhci r - J WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY THEIR DRUGS What Is declared to bo one of tho most elaborato sets ever constructed for a motion picture, appears In "The Butterfly Man," the Robert son-Cole special starring Lew Cody at the Liberty theatre, tonight. A specially built atage covering an area of 6000 square feet was con verted into a massive ballroom where the "rose cotillon," one ot the spec tacular scenes of the Cody produc tion, took place. In the decoration ot this room 12. 000 roses of every shade and var iety, beautiful greens and rare fern cry wero used. Four hundred extras, co&tumod In the latest m'odo. wera employed as guesis, and several fa mous ballroom dancers gave clever exhibitions. The "piece do resistance" how ever, ot tho remarkable scone Is the burning of a balloon In the centre ot the ballroom In the basket of which are seated eight little chil dren. In "The Butterfly Man." from the pen of OeoPKO Barr McCutcheon, a satire on precsnt-day social ex travagnnxa, Mr. Cody Is seen In the rolo ot Scdgowlek Blynn a gay young blado with 'butterfly tendencies. He Is supported by thrco leading ladles, I.oulso Lovely, Llllo Leslie nnd Rose-' ninry Thcby, who wear Parisian gowns tho cost of which runs well up Into tho thousands. BUTTE PAVES ROAD WITH GOLD ORE ANACONDA, Mont.. Oct. 4. The famed celestial streets ot gold came near having a m'odest counterpart In Montann recently when by tho merest chuueo a carload of gold'oro was saved from utilization ns paving ma torlat for a road between Ilutto and Anaconda, Tho ore had been dumped from tho car and was about to bo sont through tho concroto mixer as llmo rock when men sent by the ownor to traco tho strayed shipment discovered Iti It was valued at eight to nine thousand dollars. BOLD HELD TO AWAIT PARDON PORTLAND, Oct. 4. Formal with drawal ot the commitment of F, W, Bold, sentenced violator of the es ptonugo act, was ordered Saturday morning by Federal Judge Wolver ton. Hold will be held a few days nt tho county Jail ponding possible pardon by President Wilson, Bold Is a merchant of Bonanza, Or., and Is chargod with having workod against tho causa at tho Unttod States during the war. Ho was re leased on his former bond. 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