MONDAY, KIIimUAUY, 14, 1021.
THE EVENING HERALD, KjAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACK SIX
EXPLORERS
SHIP HOST
MSI TO CO
1!AST BOOTHBAY, Mo., Fob. 14.
Work Is almost completed on tho
hull of ilio Bowdoln In which Dr.
Donald I). MncMlltan, explorer, will
tnnko his noxt dash into tho Arctic
regions. Tho launching ot tho schoon
er will tako place In tho early spring
and tho vessel will bo In shapo to de
part from this port by May 1.
Dr. MncMlllnn Is perfecting plans
for an expedition, to begin noxt sum
mor, which will Include an attempt
to clrcumnnWgato Baffin Land and
ponctrnto Its western coast, 1,000
miles in longth, said to bo tho long
est stretch ot unknown coast lino
in tho world. Ho Is n frequent visitor
horo and keeps careful watch over
tho construction of his ship.
Tho Bowdoln, which is being built
on tho sturdy lines needed in an ex
ploration vessel to withstand tho ice
grind, Is of tho knockabout fishing
schooner typo. U will bo 88 fcot in
length, over all, 20 fcot wldo and
equipped with 45 horso-power oil
burning engines. Three Inch oak
plank material is being used for tho
hull.
Batons his departuro tor tho far
north Dr. MacMIUan 'will mnko an
exhibition crulso along tho coast dur
ing May and Juno. About July 1.
with, a party of six men, tho explorer
will sail from Boston for tho polar
regions.
Undor favorablo weather condi
tions Tho Bowdoln should reach
Fury and Hccla Strait early In Sep
tember. Thero tho ship will bo froxen
in.
Leaving tholr vessol undor a lono
guard tho party will push forward
on a 200 in lies trip on sleds drawn
by dogs. FIvo esklmo dog drivers will
accompany tho MacMIUan outfit
across tho rugged, ico bound country
which abounds In perils. Establishing
ot a camp TOO miles south ot Etah
in tho northwestern part ot Green
land, Is one of the main objectives.
Within tho last 12 years, Dr. Mac
MIUan has mado six trips into the
land ot tho midnight sun. Most fam
ous of these was his expedition by
which ho disproved tho theory that
Croker Land existed In the extreme
north. At that time bo discovered
nlno now islands.
On his visits here. Dr. MacMIUan
chats freely about his plans and sev
eral hardy mariners havo bogged to
be allowed to accompany him. The
townspeople aro preparing to present
a flag, to fly from tho fore peak of
tho Bowdoln.
UN
IS
DOMINANT
DUBLIN, Jan. 18. (By Mall)
Tho Ball Elroann, tho Sinn Foln
parliament In tho minds ot nn over
whelming majority ot tho Irish peo
ple continues as tho dominant tho
only legitimate authority In Ireland.
It Is treated ns nn authoritative body.
None ot tho municipal or county
bodies which plodgcd altcglanco to
It havo withdrawn from that posi
tion. Tho Dnll Blrennn's Instructions nro
obeyed by theso subsidiary bodies
and all dealings with tho Irish local
government board, which represents
tho British government, nro barred.
For this reason tho board Is unnblo
to mako Its customary audit ot coun
ty and city accounts. Tho result It
increasing difficulty in ovory district.
"Itato," or tax collectors nro faced
with two sets ot Instructions ono
from British government representa
tives, or tho local government board,
tho othor from local Sinn .Foln au
thority. A king's bench decree, de
signed to compel theso collectors to
oboy tho law, has been unavailing.
Obcdlcnco ot crown Instructions, In
many cases, -would doubtless bring
sovoro punishment. If not death, to
tho colloctor.
Tax collecting, needless to say Is
not brisk. Tho balances In local
treasuries aro proving Insufficient
to cnablo authorities to maintain pub
lic Institutions. In Sllgo, banks have
refused to permit overdrafts, and
thero Is no money to pa tho con
tractors who aro thoroforo withdraw
ing their services. Patients In hos
pitals nro without sufficient food
and tho inmates ot tho poorbouso
aro In a similar plight.
Tho chairman ot tho board of
Aldermen approved tha suggestion
of Dall EIrcann that leading men ot
tho city bo nsked to odvanco GO
pounds each to relievo tho situation,
but thero was no response
In queen's county, tho greater
part ot tho taxes of tho county,
amounting to about CO, 000 pounds.
remains uncollected, and tho re
sources of tho county aro exhaust
cd, involving sorious consequences
to tho lunatic asylum and sovoral
hospitals. Tho county council at Its
meeting resolved to ask tho advlco
ot Dall EIrcann. They havo no
doubt ot its ability to. m'eet, and aro
willing to act upon Its Instructions.
At Bray, an Important seaside sub
urb wlthln-12 miles ot Dublin, an
attempt was mado by a member of
tho town council to get out of finan
cial troubles by rescinding a resolu
tion acknowledging nllcglanco to
Dall EIrcann, but ho did not find a
seconder.
HATE BETWEEN
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Personal Mention
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WINTER SUPPLIES AT VERY LOW
PRICES
i All Gov't Blankets $4.85
Overcoats 6.50
X Army Shoes, Munson Last 6.85
Wool Stockings i 45c i
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O. D. Wool Shirli" !"ZZZ ZZZZZZ'.. 3!50
Wool Underwear 2-piece and Unidn
Suits.
12 pound Can Bacon .". 2.75
THE ARMY GOODS STORE
1180 MAI.V 8THKKT
ItUHLlN, Jan. 2C. (By Mall)
Itecrudosconco of tho war-spirit of
tho Gorman pooplo, which ovon ns
Into ns six months ago apparently
had been complotoly banlshod, re
cently litis nJsumod a now and notice
nolo nspoct, particularly In relation
to tho French who gonornlly aro
blamed for most of tho post-war
Ills ot tho Gorman nation.
Civilians and former soldlors allko
frankly express tho most tntonso hn
tred for tho French and-ngalnnro
dreaming of n day whon lhoy"cun
even-up In war what thoy havo lost
In peaco. Thero Is no ovldcnco of 111
feeling ngalnst tho English nnd to
ward tho Americans, of whom much
Is expectod commercially, thoro is
cory Indication ot good-will.
England on tho wholo has boon
credited with a dcslro for fair play
in tho execution of the 1'enco Troaty,
but In many sources tho opinion pre
vails that Franco Is destined to bavo
her way, ovon at tho oxpenso of tho
Integrity ot tho Gorman nation. (Thin
applied to tho situation botoro tho
amount ot tho Gorman Indemnity
was fixed).
Agitation In certain French circles
for an independent South Gormany,
probably under tha domination of
Bavaria; tho alleged pro-Polish attl
tudo ot tho Fronch military In tho
Upper Sllcsian zone; tho Inslstonco
ot tho Fronch that tho Elnwohnor
wolir and other "protoctivo organiza
tions" shall at onco disarm; threats
of a military occupation ot tho Ruhr
district; and uso ot Fronch Negro
troops In tho occuplod xone, all havo
contributed to this revival ot raco
hatred.
Delivery ot milch cows to tho
French has, in view ot tho milk
shortago In Gormany and tho In
croaso In Infant mortality Intensified
tho feeling among tho civilian popu
lation ngalnst tho Fronch pooplo.
A German govornmont official
with whom tho correspondent discuss
ed tho situation did not agrco with
soma men who onco held high com
missions in tho army that "another
strugglo with Franco Is Inevitable"
but expressed tho opinion that "ha
tred ot tho French Is a natural consq
quenco ot Fronch conduct." I To be,-
nevcu, howovor, that superficial as
pects had led to exaggerated opin
ions of tho war-spirit of tho Gorman
people.
"For oxamplo German army uni
forms may bo soon everywhere," hu
said, "and especially in tho univer
sities. The stranger immediately
jumps to tho conclusion that thh Is
an exhibition ot tho military spirit.
Tho facts aro that many soldlors, and
this applies particularly to studonts,
aro wearing uniforms to conceal the
fact thoy havo no shirts. Thoy aro
too poor to buy othor clothes."
Howovor, bo thought, "that othor
things being equal' tho Gormans
would bo willing to promptly go
about settling old scores with tho
Fronch.
ljrancls Bnwno, of Ronania, Is n
Klamath Falls visitor.
Jim Dixon has returned from
California, whoro ho has boon on
buslnosB.
Boss Nlckoraon and Francis Olds
lott for San Francisco Bunday, for
n two wooks vacation.
Miss Poarl Honry, who la teach
ing at Dairy, will gtvo a box social
Friday ovonlng tor tho school.
I. M, Gain who has boon In town
on business, lott Saturday for Hod
illluff.
Till! BTAK
T. W. Phonegar
Fort Klamuth, nro
visitors.
and family ot
Klamath Falls
Al Hamakor, ot Bonanza, Is in
town to transact business In tho now
court houso.
F. W. Sexton, county club loud
or, is In town today accompanied by
Airs. Sexton.
Miss Elzlaboth Fall returned Sun
day evening from Dorrls whero sho
has been visiting hor parents.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Brawn lott
this morning for a twoj wooks' visit
with frlonds in Medford and Ash
land. Mrs. T. L. Stanioy and son,
Dwlght, lott yesterday for a visit
with relatives in Long Boach and
othor California cities.
E. II. Jcfforson, local representa
tive, for tho Mason-Ehrman com
pany, has roturnod from Portland,
whero ho has boon on buslnoss.
Miss Oroco Forrnnd and Miss
Lorotta Jennings, teachers at tha
Control school, spent Sunday visit
ing frlonds In Dorrls.
John llogan of Merrill, was op-
orated on Saturday at a local hospi
tal. Ho Is roportod to bo Improving.
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Qrar. who
havo boon visiting In Klamath Falls,
roturnod to tholr homo at Itocro
atlon today.
J. H. Drlscoll, stato fish and gamo
commissioner, loft yesterday for
Portland, to attend tho monthly
mooting of tho fish and game com
mission. iArvid Haklnson,' of Odossa, and
Win." F. Jlnnetto, ot Merrill, made
final proofs on their homesteads Sat
urday, tha former on 160 acres, and
tho- latter on 640 acres. ' - u'
Miss Elizabeth Orlgsby loft this
morning for Eugene, whero sho will
visit Mabel Murphy and othor Kla
math Falls friends who nro attend
ing tho Unlvorslty ot Oregon.
William Saundors who la con
nected with the Wolls-Fargo Express
company ot this city loft this morn
ing for a two wooks' vacation In
oun rrancisco, uacrnmonio, and a
visit with his parents In Long
Beach.
Ab n rulo a cotuady producod In 6
roots, gots tlrosomo, hut Mack Hon
nott's, "Lovo, Honor nnd llohnvo"
showing at tho Star Thcatro proved
to bo athorwlso and Instead or being
glad It Is tho end you'll wish tlioro
worp moro ot It. It Is n good clean
comedy nnd nut so much on tho usual
order ot tho ship-stick comedy. It
has its final uhowlug tonight nt tho
Star.
Tho Star thoatro for Tuesday will
havo ns Us principal attraction tho
lntost Natlomil Picture untitled "Out
of tho Snow," which Is said to bo, n
vlrllo. soul-stirring drama contain
ing all tho luring atmosphere of tho
far North.
It Is further announced that llalph
Inco gives ono of tho finest charac
terizations ot his enroor as Kobort
Hollldny, n man known to tho Ind
ians of tho Hudson liny fur country
ns "Storm Motr." Supporting Mr. Inco
Is Zena Koofo, Solznlck's 1020 scroon
star, who offectlvoly portrays tho
rolo ot Anltah, n hair-brood Indian
hostess.
Tho story Is snld to conlor around
Ruth Ifnrdy, a foundling, strayed In
tho vast depths of tho ruggod North.
Tho girl doc not know from whence
sho enmo nor to whom sho really bo
longs. But sho is betrothed to Robort
Hollldny, ot tho Royal Mountod Po
lice Whllo In his compuny sho learns
that hor father was killed by hor fi
ancee in a scrlmmago with tho Cann
dlan Mountod Police How Holllday
finally breaks tho chain ot circum
stances that condomn htm makes tho
story, In the,trond ot Its unfolding,
powerful, gripping, nnd roploto with
tenso dramntlo situations.
Willard Smith '
Hits Maple Hard
UndorWood'A Druggists trlmmod
Swanson's Bnrbnrs to tho tuno of 3
to 0 In tho HI kit' bowling tournament
last night, W, L. Smith, of tho drug
gists, rnn wild with a tliroo-gamo to
tal ot 9118. Ills ncoro yt 34B was high
single score for tho ovonlng. Tho bar
horn wuro plainly out ot form, only
ono scoro, 100 by Aekloy, bolnjg wor-1
thy of oHpoulnl mention,
Upp'a Jowolors will moot tho Box
Cafes tomorrow night.
Last night's scores :
UtidenHNxI'M DrugKlitH
W. L. Smith .. 101 190 248038'
Underwood .... 110 130 145394
Prentice 128 130 137404
Mlllor 170 185 189 C50
llaydon 188 108 172 028
793 830 891
HnnuM'iiVi llarltr-m ,
Porlllard 131 104 135430
Anderson 113 110 100334
Loroni 125 175 106-406
Swauson 145 140 145430
Ackluy 160 100 160506
009 785 713
Implamout Journals stato that tlioro
wilt bo no reduction In tho prlco of
farm Implomonta during tho. prosont
year.
Arrested for Theft of
Motorcycle Engine
George Duko wan arrested today
on a chargo ot stoallng a motorcyclo
onglno from, Ernest Swanson's place
noar tho rlvor. Svrnnson hnd tho en-
glno out Sunday to.cluan It nnd, when
it -urns missing ho directed suspicion
on Duko, who had wntchod tho clean
Ing process.
Armed with n search warrant, Con
stablo, Morloy entered Duko'a homo
In Mills Addition and found two en
gines, ono ot which 8wnnson Identi
fied as hli. It. C. Grocsbock is
Duke's counsel. Arrangements woro
bolng-mado this afternoon to secure!
Donus.
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CHARGES MALPRACTICE
I.V CROS8 COMPLAINT.
towing at tfie
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TO-DAY
MACK SENNETT'S
"LOVE HONOR AND BEHAVE"
Supplying reel comedy D0 Luxe. It Is something different.
In answer to a suit to colloct $75
for.sorvlccs said to bavo been render
ed Mrs. A. B. Cummlngs, of Merrill,
A. B. Cummlngs has filed a cross suit
for 3,000 ngalnst Dr. A. F. Waltor
Krossoo of Morlll, for malpractice
As tho result of lnattontlon during
childbirth, tho cross complaint states,
Mrs, Cummlngs has been lott In a
sorious condition, Tho caso was sent
to tho circuit court from tho Juctlco,
court nt Merrill, tho amount aked
for In tho cross complaint taking tho
caso out of tho Jurisdiction ot tho
Justlco of tho peaco.
Frank Smith, boxing promoter,
who conducted sovoral exhibi
tions horo last fall, Is now In Marsh
flold with a string of boxors, accord
ing to nowapaper roports. Smith Is
to stago several fights In tho coast
town.
Rer. Q. L. .Hall, state missionary
of tho Baptist denomination, Miss
Fayo Slack of Hlldobrand; Miss
Elizabeth Grlgsby and Chostar
Brown of this city lott this morn
ing to attond tho Baptist National
convention of Workers which will
convono tomorrow at Eugcna nnd
continue, until Thursday,
LOCAL COUI'Li: MAIUtlKU.
Robort J. Thompson and Miss Car
rlo I,oo Thomas, a local nurxo, wore
married Sunday ovonlng by tho Rov.
C. F. Trlmblo nt tho home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Peterson on south Sovonth
streot.
Your food money
buye more ml food
value and aatlaiac
tlon when you or
der Dkl Monti
Beana with Toma
to Sauce.
Try nerving them
In place of meat onco
or twice a week and
prove It.
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WRIGLEY5
I . NEW TOKAY
LOCAJj COUPLE MARRIED
HERE 8ATURIMY AFTERNOON
TUESDAY
"OUT OF THE SNOWS"'
A Ralph Inco production ot the great north and tho
Royal Northwest Mounted police. ' .
Oth Episode of
"THE LOST CITY"
Showing Tuesday Only
Charles A. Allan of Stockton, Call-
prnla, and Miss Anita Vogel, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Vogel,
woro married Saturday aftornoon at
4 o'clock by tha Rev. S. J. Chancy
of tho Mothodlst church. Tho beau
tiful ring ceremony was used.
After tho ceremony tho young
couplo returned to the brldo's homo
whero a wedding supper was serv
ed. The brldo's uhclo and aunt, Mr,
and Mrs. J. D. Upton, wltnessod the
wedding.
Mr. Allan is omployod by tho Big
Lakes Box company and ho and his
brldo will continue to mako their
homo here.
FOR RENT Com fortablo, heatod
bodroom 1 blocks from Main. Uso
of tolophono and bath. Phono 447R
or call at 227 Jcfforson St. 14
FOR SALE 1918 Dodge Touring
car, A-l condition, G good tiros.
$700 Insurant goes with car A
bargain for 1750.00. Terms to respon
sible party M. W. Hamakor, Phono
512J. 14-16
ROOMS Including bath 50 cents per
night for 2 or 75 conts for one In
room Home Rooming House, 920
Klamath Ave. 14-16
"After Every Meal"
Everywhere
All over the world people
use this foody
for Its
benefits, as
well as its
Pleasure.
Keeps teeffo
clean, breath
sweet, throat
soothed.
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The geological survey estimated
that an average ot 95 tonB of soil,
pebbles and loose rock for every
square mllo of the Unltod States aro
carried Into tha 10a by our rivers
every year,
FOR SALE OR TRADE What have
you to offorT Six. room modern
furnished homo, shado, and fruit, in
hoart of Bolso, Idaho. Phono 2 4 OR.
14-16
FOR SALE Sowing machine, dining
room sot, rocker, dresser, atovos,
axmlnlBter rug, a bargain; and othor
household artlclos. Also small houso
to rent. Mrs. T. H. Jolly, 123 N. 8th
St., Phono 320W. 14-16
NOTICE
Regular convocation Klamath
Chapter No. 35, Tuesday, February
15, 1021, promptly at 7:00 o'clock
P, M. Companions bo thoro. Visiting
I members welcome. By order II. P.
J. B, BTatton, Sec'y 14-16
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