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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1921)
I'AOK TWO MONDAY, At'flUST J, 1021 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ! J The Evening Herald J. MURRAY- irasu souiiK ... Kdltor -.City Editor xe i Published sallr cxcopt Bunday, by Herald Publishing Company or iath Fall, at lis Eighth Street. Ured at the poitotflco at Kla aU Falls, Oro., (or transmission through tbe malli aa aocond-clai auer. MEMDEW OP THh ASSOCIATED PRESS. Toe Assoclstcd Pre it exclusively tatttled to the use (or' republication C all news dlipatchea eredltod to It, r sot othorwlie credited In thli paper, .and alio the local news pub Haher herein. . MONDAY, AVCSUHT 1, 1021 PAROLED IN H BIG SUM Herald Salem llurvmu SALEM, Or., Aug. 1. Earnings In legitimate endeavor of 1SJ paroled wen from the Oregon penitentiary who wore reporting during tho month or Juno aggregato f 6,094.24, Accord ing to the report of Percy M. Varnoy, atate parole officer, made to tho state parole board. This was an av erage of $35.77 to tho man. At tho same time the average earnings of conditionally pardoned men were 963.44 In the man. , Since the passago of the stato par lIe law In 1911 a total of 1493 pri soners havo been paroled from the state prison, and 410 of them, or 37-48 per cent havo violated their paroles. Of this number 52.44 per cent violated by committing crime and 47.56 per cent by failure to re port. OriiufM by Paroled Men According to Mr. -Varncy tho crimes committed by paroled men, which have caused them to be return ed to prison or to put them In the ragltlve tsatus aro usually of minor nature. Really Bcrlous crlmei that have been committed by these men, be avers, could be counted on tho (lagers of one band, and the offonsc committed by Luther Fagsn at Hoc! River recently In kidnapping two women and a boy, resulting In tho killing of Fagan by .a possee, Varaoy ays is tho most serious crime that has been committed br a paroled nan. One or two rather sensation al cases of forgery and obtaining money by false pretenses are men tioned. Records showing In dotal! the escapades' bf the parolo1 violators are not available at the prison. Up to six months ago, according to the parole officer, 80 per cent of the mea on parole were making gooy Tbe percentage has been reduced to sorao extent in recent months be cause of prevalence of mlsdeamnor and .crime during the last winter wnok, nnd there Is tho possibility of further extension of tho Btrlko when contracts' ,ln Now York, Chicago, Indianapolis and .Cincinnati expire (his fall, tho union officials say. Offlcfals of the International union plnn to bo In Quebec August 2 for conferences preliminary to tho open ing of tho convention. Tho com mittee on laws will also asscmbla tho satuo day to receive any amend ments, "to tho. laws or propositions Intended for convention action, Only delegates to tho convention or a lo cal union, may submit such amend ments or propositions. Secratnry treasuror J. W. Hoys has already re ceived n number of propositions cov ering a wide variety of subjects. Secretary Hays estimates that 300 delegates will ottond tho convention (BLESSING 10 ALL HUM PORTLAND WOMAN KNMOY8 THIS 11K8T OF HKALTII SINCE TAIv- lN'O TANIiAO Washington Prison Has Shoe Factory OLYMHA. Wash., Aug. 1. All shoes needed by iwards of tho state of Washington will in tho future "bo manufactured by prisoners la tho stato penitentiary at Walla Walla, ac cording to J. W. Pace, assistant direc tor of tho stato department of busi ness control. As tho penitentiary Juto mill has been losing money, It probably will be closed and a shoo manufacturing plant Installed. It Is expected ttio prisoners will manufacture 12,000 pairs of shoes annually. ,, Women prisoners In the stato in stitutions will operate knitting ma chines and turn out 20,000 pairs ot cotton socks a year, according to pre sent plans. KINO'S WRATH STIRRED LONDON. Aug. 1. England ap pears to be, tremendously stirred by tho king's denial, through tho prem ier, ot statements credited to htm by Lord Northcllffe, which tho lat ter also denies. This Is tho first time In tho history that a monarch has ever taken official notice ot a news paper Item. Mrs. Catherine M. Smith, of Day City, Mich., celebrated her ninetieth birthday by doing tho family washing. Letters From The People APPROVES MOVE OK PELICAN BAY COMPANY Typographers Meet August' 8; Insist on the 44-Hour Week INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. 1. Plans (or continuing tho fight for the 44-hour week will be the most Important subject before the 66th besslon of' the International Typo graphical union which will be held at Quebec August 8 to 13, accord ing to officers at tho international headquarters here. Approximately 8000 members ot the union aro now out on strike to obtain tbe 4 4 hour IWWWWMWMWWWWWWWWMWWW AN INVESTMENT I have several blocks ot lots surrounding tho Malln high school that I will sell (or buslDoss and residential pur poses, thus '(forlug to tho people of Klamath county an opportunity to mako a real in vestment. I will sell these lots (or $75 and up, on the Installment plan, the torus to salt tbe purchaser. No inter est will be charged and I will pay the taxes until doed is de livered to buyer. ' Malin is situated In tbe cen ter of one of the richest dis tricts in the world. It la back ed by progressive ind conser vative cltlxens. It has a (uture that assures development to a degree that will make this property worth many times the price I am selling it (or. When oil is discovered, Malln wiUrbe (ound to be In the very heart of the (leld and the biggest producer! will be at Its door. It you are looking (or some thing that will pay you big returns, you can make no mis take in buying Malln proper ty. For farther information, write or see A, KALINA . MAIJX, Or. To the Editor of tho Herald. Dear Sir Tho development of tho Industries of Klamath Falls appeals to everyene who has tho welfare of the city at heart. Moro Industries for the utilization ot our natural products Is what is wanted. The Pelican Hay Lumber company, under the able and far-seeing management of Mr. Mortcnsen, has taken tho lead In the right direction of mak ing "copper pennies" In lumber Into "gold dollars" In finished products for which there is always a uni versal demand In a thousand differ ent .articles. Applying water power and clec trlclty to tbe manufacture of fin ished products from the boundless timber available is tho surest asset this county Nand city can boast of. and this Is tho safest Increment on which the city can rely for perma nent success and prosperity. Take any directory or catalogue of artl cles made from wood and there Is no limitation. Yours truly, T. O. HAaUE. "It's no wonder that people every where aro praising Tanlac, for it certainly Is a blessing to sufferlnK humanity," said Mrs. Mario Chatupa, 118S Ilyhee avenue, Portland; Oro., recently. . "It was fully Nvo years ago that I began to suffer with rheumatism, and I just dread to think ot what I havo becu through slnco then. Tho rhoumntlsm spread all over my body from tuy shoulders on through my back and down into my legs nnd ankles. At timos I could hardly walk, nnd then ngatn I couldnt bend over, und all In alt I Just suftored agony and, felt sometimes thkt I would go distracted from tho pain. My appetite left mo and I got so weak and run-dorwn I was nlmost a comploto wreck. "Seeing Tanlac so highly recom mended for trouble like mlno I be gan taking It, and tho first thing It did was to glvo mo an appetite. And I remember woll how happy I felt when the rheumatism began to dis appear. It wasn't long then until I felt perfectly welt and didn't havo an acho or pain. I sleep soundly overy night now, have gained In wolght, and am enjoying the beet of health. I give this statement gladly In the hopo that others may profit by my experience." Adv. IRISH PARLIAMENT SESSION' PORTLAND. Aug. 1 A Dublin dispatch to tho Westminister (Satctto says It Is understood tho Irish par liament will meet noxt Thursday or Friday. Dorothy Elliott sing at the Lib crty tonight. X STAR THEATRE Tonight Norma Talmadge in n dual role, supported ly Eugene O'Brien IN "Ghosts of Yesterday" Seldom has there been seen on stage or screen a drama so compel Hog, with such general hoart Inter est, combined with thrills and suspense. AT THE LIBERTY Here Is something New that will surely Interest you. POROTHY ELLIOTT ' Our own sweet-voiced Olrl Will sing some of the Songs wo all love. ' Not Just a lot of. Highbrow stuff, but tbe real "Heart Songs" that mean so much to tbe world. Mrs. Zumwalt will Be at the piano, Of course there will be some Good pictures, too, . But when you have heard The Music I know you will say: "That Is the best part of the Program." H. W. P. TUESDAY Dorothy Gish IN "Ghosts in the Garret" wmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmgz "My Check Shows I Piid This Bill" " l Jrr.1 J 1 "Vv'?t.; -This is the confident reply you can always make if you pay your bills by check. Deposit your money in the First State and Savings Bank today, and thus be able to pay your bills by check. " Protect your valuable papers by keeping them in one of our safety deposit boxes the rental is only nominal. i . i Foreign exchange sold for any place in the world . First State & Savings Bank Klamath Falls. Oregon FIRST CAL. GRAPES BELL WELL IN EAST SACRAMENTO, Cal., Aug. 1 Announcement is mado by tho Earl Fruit company that tho first carload of grapes shipped this season to the eastern markets sold (or $3,836 In Chicago. This Is considered an ex ceptionally satisfactory prlco. Earlier varieties of table grapes aro now being shlppod, und tho major portion of tho crop In Sacramento and San Joaquin counties -will begin moving during next month. Early grapo prices indicate a fair year (or vlnoyardlsts. Late plums aro bring. Ing a big prlco in tho eastern markets. Dorothy Elliott sings at the Lib erty tonight. 1 NEW lUWKIlYOUl SACRAMENTO, Cal., Aug. 1, A now reservoir with a capacity of 3,000 acre-feet Is to be constructed nn tho Weber creek watershod. Tbe water Is seeded for Irrigation ot new orchard projects in El Dorado county. A classified Ha will aell It. 'vl a. d&zcir Doughnuts h flQ -, 4 -:. ' V 7 o ; It. if v i Y. .1 ' Have you done your part? Will you be in on the profits if, oil is struck? Are you doing all you can to Help Drill a Well .1 t Now is the time the money will p m Nov profits. nAlir tnnaf iivi av4P Now is the time for groundfloor s1 4k: t- !. Phone 577-J or coil at 532 Main St, Northern Cal. Oil Co., Klamath Fatla Ore. Enclosed check I (or which pleas reserve shares N. C. O. Stock at 11.00 wr share, (or which I agree to subscribe upon receipt o( subscription blank. (or mo- Name Address Date MfMtfMIMMtUtMM(HNMNHMM c flaWMW'VaVVSM'kVMWMWAAAAA w