The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 22, 1920, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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    pJktONDAY, NOVKMUKK M, 1CTJ0.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
rMm two
ILL NOT M
KAISER BILL
. LONDON, Nov. 22. It seems now
to bo finally settled thnt tho former
Gorman emperor Is not to bo tried
in contumaciam.
Tho question was naked tho othor
day of Premier Lloyd George In the
homo of commons by Charles Fred
crick White, liberal, member for
west Derbyshire whether, "In view
of tho fnct thqt Holland ha refuted
extradition of William Hoheniollern,
tho supremo council would summon
blm for trlnl. nnd, In tho event of his
non-appoarnnco. would arrange that
ho shall bo tried In his absence,
so that tho promlso that
ho would bo tried In London might
bo fulfilled."
A written reply was made by An
draw Doner Law, leader of tho house
of commons, wing;
"Tho government are not prepared
t) adopt this suggestion."
Ex-Empress Suffers
Attack Heart Trouble
DOORNK, Holland. Nov. 22. The
former empress. Augusta Victoria
of Gcrmsny, has suffered another
aorere attack of heart trouble. Her
sons and daughters ha.ro been sum
moned. m
Don't guess, smoke Melba clgais.
22-2G
French General
Makes Discovery
PAltlS, Nov. 22 tJoncral Koyollo
said upon his return recently from
his threo weeks stay In tho United
States, "I havo Just discovered Amor-
U. of O. and Aggies
Tie in Great Battle,
.Stanford Defeated
Iir.UKi:Li:Y, CM., Nov 22 Uni
versity of California's undefeated
lea and America has conquered mo. .football Juggernaut plunged Its way
It Is a wonderland
"It hss been n hard fight, those
threo weeks In America," tho gen
eral went on with tho usual humor
ous twinkle In his eye. "I come Kick
on tho vcrgo of collapso with grim
dyspepsia holding mo In Its grip.
Without taking back anything that
I havo aid about American expedi
tionary lurvu iuuku uviuk run mini-)
through tho Cardinals of Stanford
university to tho Pacific Coast con
ference chnmplonshtp before approxi
mately 30,000 persons hero Saturday
In tho "big gamo," tho annual foot
ball spectacle of tho coast.
Tho scoro was: California US',
Stanford 0.
A touchdown nnd subsequent goal
est "fit Jacobs Oil" lit nny drug
store, pour u llttlo In your hand and
rub It right on your aching back,
and by tho tlmo you count GO, tho
soreness nnd InmcnosN Is gone.
Don't stny crippled! This sooth
ing, penetrating oil needs to bo used
only unco. It takes tho pain right
out and ends thu misery. It Is umg
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Nothing olso stops lumbago, scia
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CHAS. J. CIZEK,
Merchant Tailor
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Hon. Mrs. John Ruucll, London
society leader and member of one of
tho most exclusive British families,
has surprised her friends by setting
up In business as a dressmaker.
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Photographs
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VANITY
It Isn't vanity which causes you
tours. I must tako off my hat to four minutes after tho start of the
American chofs. Thoro wore many rontest, followed six minutes Istor by
banquets, luncheons, I survived them i a flold goal by Toomey; a touch
all." down and a goal In tho third period
To tho suggestion that most of tho .and threo touchdowns and goals com
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chefs at tho leading hotels were
French, General Kayollo replied:
"They may bo but they certainly
hnro undcrgono an evolution for
they had strango dishes of their
own."
"Did you miss your wlno with
meals." he was asked
prised tho llluo nnd (loal scoring i
Not once did Stanford threaten the
California goal; In fact tho Cardinals
failed to mako first down onco dur
ing tho contest. Only tho "Stanford
spirit" Invoked whon California had I
tho ball In tho shadow of tho Curdl-;
nal goal posts kept tho scoro from,
"I never missed my wlno," Fayollo assuming larger proportions. Twlco
WpHcd. Stanford repulsed wttnin her own
nn..u -i .d. .a iw ia..i itaar. lAN.vnfi linn inn I ninnrn n nmnrn
iwu l as uic iu km auv.il .- ...-jw. ... ... - - .
lean politics," General Fnyollo went which wore Irrcslstlblo In mldflehl
on when reauestcd to explain wheth- Every available seat In tho field.
er ho meant that ho had his wlno with n capacity In excess of 27,000,
t i ... .. i- kl. .... im iIimi fHln.l mil mnnv nnranna. linnhlrt
IWI(.J U UBJ 4B IB Mli lUDllFUl " mm.i .. ...lit. . ...-.. ..-.-....,
ho did not miss It temperamentally.
I havo had a grandiose reception
that I shall never forgot although I
am certain that It was not tor mo
personally but because I represented
Marshal Foch nnd tho French army.
to get seats, saw tho gamo from tho
hills back of tho field.
rxiVKnHiTY..fion tii:
CORVALLI8, Nov 22 Tho Ore-,
gon Aggies In tho statu chnmplonthlp.
"I lived through it." concluded tho i played the University of Oregon team
general, "but even tho organizers of, to a standstill In Saturday's game
my tour had to admit that It was a
record for endurance."
CALIFORNIA NEWS
Tho icoro vraii 0 to 0 At tho clow.
In ihi. flnnl nrttlni tftVIni fiilvnn-
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tago or mo lumnm or airors, wnicii
gavo thorn the ball In Oregon terri
tory, tho Aggies started "tWk of
JilnmiM m-lth Knsherrnr ns tho nlvot I L
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. man. Tho last ono put tho ball on
22. The women's council, the execu- Oregon'es four-yard line for a first.
tlvo body of tho women students of i down. Then Oregon made a magnl
Stanford university, declared that It. "cent stand nnd withstood four
Is faced with the duty of demanding ' Plunges. It was tho Aggies best and
an Immediate retraction by Miss only chance.
Hocking, '22, a member of tho Al
pha Omricon Pisorority. of an article
in Stanford Pictorial, which states i
that a group of Stanford women are!
Indulging In smoking and crap shoot
Flor do Mclba. Tho cigar supreme '
22-20
Ing to a greater extent than
outside world has any Idea of.
the
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 22 Mrs.
Rafella Henderson, who Is believed
to have been the oldest resident In
Ithls part of California, died at a
local hospital at the age of 107 years.
She was born In Mexico In ,1813, but
had lived In the United States since
early childhood. For (he past 3S
years she had been a resident of this
city. ,
oucwur
HUBLUMBAGOOR;
STIFFNESS AWAYi
CIUCO, Nov. 22. The remains of
Or do O. Jenkins, first Chlcoan to
lose hla life In tho world war, a vic
tim of the Ill-fated Tuscanla, will ar-
rlvo hero before the end of tho
week from New York for burial. This
Information was received by Leroy
R. Druce. secretary of tho local post
of the American legion, which org-
to havo yonr photograph made, bat MrTjces
a sincere desire to visualize your
real self for the pleasure It will I LOS ANGELES. Nov. 22. Louis
nub Pain From Itnck With Small
Trial IlotUo of Old "Hi.
Jacob Oil."
WJhon your back Is sore and tame
or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism
baa you stiffened up, don't suffer'
Get a small trial bottlo of old, hon-
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give your friends and loved ones
Photographs made at Ifrnllne'a
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of our special Sllrertone Finish
Photographs, tiro 8x10, sold reg
ularly ntJ10 per dozen, for Flte
Dollars.
Daniel Glroux, son of Joseph L. Gl
roux, millionaire mining operator of
Los Angeles and Marietta, Nov., was
arrested at bis homo hero on a charge
of having attempted to evado the mil
itary service draft In 1917.
IN TIIK COUNTY COURT OF TUB
KTATB OF OIUX.O.V IXilt KLA
MATH COUNTY.
Estatp of
Miss Helm McMahon who recent
ly becima ibe brldo ot Jauiw Cox
Brady, son and heir of I no latn An
thony Dr-ly of New Y.irk. Is i Lon
don art1-, b ra.idol. and 'in Lien ,!r. 'bouso of Klamath Falls, Oregon, havo
dared to bo tho n.oit beautiful w ... . fixed as tho tlmo nnd placo
In tho matter of tho
Suda I'onlna, Deceased.
Notlco Is hereby given that Henry
itolchkln, administrator of the ci
tato ot Suda I'onlna, Deceased, has
rendered and presented for final set'
tleraent, and filed In said court, bis
final account of bis administration
of said estato, and that Saturday,
tho 18th day of December, 1920, at
4 p. m. of said day, at tho court room
ot said court In tho county court-
an In tbo world.
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feeling In the chest, quieting the rack
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For fifty years a standard remedy.
All the family can take it with helpful
results. Eases the children's croup.
No harmful drugs. Convincing, healing
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Promptt Wont Gripe
te Fills
EAT LESS MEAT
IF B C T
for the settlement ot said uccount,
on or before which time any person
interested In said estate may uppear
and flli) Ills objections In writing to
said account or appear personally
and object to the same.
! Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
'Nov 16, 1920.
j HENHY HOTCIIKIN.
Administrator of tho estato of Suda
.'Take a Gin of KalU to Flush
Kidncjs If HliiiJuVr llothcrv
You
I'onlna, Deceased.
Nov. 16-22-29 Dec.
Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble In . somo
form or other, says a well-known au
thority, because tho uric acid In
meat excites the kidneys, they be
come overworked; get sluggish;
clog up and cause all sorts ot dis
tress, particularly bachacho and mis
ery in the kidney region; rheuma
tic twinges, severe headaches, acid
stomach, constipation, torpid liver,
sleeplessness, bladder and urinary
Irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right, or It
bladder bothers you, get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy; take a tablespoonful In
a glass of wator bofore breakfast for
a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts Is
made from the add of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with llthla,
and has been used for generations to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate)
them to normal activity; also to
neutralize the acids In tho urlno so
It no longer Irritates, thus ending
bladder disorders. '
Jad Salts cannot Injure anyone;
makes a delightful eftorvescont 11th-
la-water drink, which millions of mon
and women take now and then to
keep tho kidneys and urinary or
gans clean, thus avoiding serious
kldnoy disease. Adv, ''
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But don't cars
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