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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1922)
"IM r W Lv )' ' si .aj tj i mt ) ty; ISi"GOAT'S BEARD" TO BE LATEST ARGOT? i rf PANAMA CANAL SHIPMENT CAUSES WONDER THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON H'fj ; SENATOR PIERCE LOANED OUT FUNDS GAINED BY FRAUD i tr ' -. a n rt ' 4 , l.auu rcrsons vvnikcu i Into Yoscmitc Valley BIRTH RECORD San Mo'to'riW.!!!'!1 New Municipal Park i i WASHINGTON. O-t. 1C Iimlo.nl of tho "hfo'ti oyplirown" nr tlio "lit Ritnt'K knees," It tlircntcns to lio tlio "gouts beard" pretty (itU. ""Whatever nil tlil modern nrsot ma menu to llio rliiK generation, tlio "kmIb be.ird" Is Indlr.itod ns nn nrivnnro f.ifihlon by no less official a publication llni tlio Panama Ca nal Itccord. which ordinarily anoakH of marlln ifplkos, fcnruoiird Mrnlioi, nnil slilp clnndlrrle. Witness the follonliiK Inillolln. "An Item In tlio -carco of the from l'nrlflc to Atlantic norts f tlio I'nllcd Ktatet. ns 47 linles nf gonts boards cIkIiIjiit 23. 127 pounds Another nan 21 bales of human hair Btunun MclKhlnR lo,l!7 pound " .Since fashion ilnuoitnrcs tlio return of tho pompadour. It necessarily meins the return of tho "rat" and that accounts for tho human hair stumps, but the goats beards remain a mstery If a bale of goats beards weighs ripprolnmtet) ROD poumUi (Continued from IMpo t) .IAN KI1WVISC0 (Jet. 10 pioxlimitol) I. .too itfj-tons .illv' to tho oseuiite i116j tliltf u.ir p. I d in r, nc Kinornor If he had seen fit not to i oordliiR to lrk Superintendent l-e dr..;; Senator Ohiniberl.Un iluwii lth u ,, 0(1 , M ,,,R p,flJ. uini mil) mu num. l'iuti lYodiuett 0r, u I ("II rYNT At Klnmnlli Tails. 012 X l:i;hth. O. tobor 1 I, I 'ia2. to Mr mid .Mr' Kobut Cho)lio, Me rill toad, a lw . woliiht nine pounl. uiiiiii'd l.'ollo Jleiuurd. ''" inuiilclpiil park It lo bo ion- 1 ' . ....I I. ...... !... II.. !.... I timuuMi ny nun mhumi uh inn mm. HAN MATlIt) Calif. Oet HI A nit u i.Acm i-iM'it oHtute near bote Itmently the illy mild JMt.nOO In bonds to fluaiiio the 't hmn mi i1iaIfIii tin nnv n nil slIugluB- li tliU campalsn. and 1m..,"' "'""' ''-1 '"""'"'"". not done so, and will not do bo. I think, howover, tint It Is entirely nmnr tn nnnto fhn iirtir.1 n!tit tlmt ho many goats lnd to be ba bored i , , ha0 (, cxol 0 Ulik l.aiev was flunil JIU In the naik work k. . . grout e- on miaou irfc. in uu iun,- , a! c,, satuiduj for peruiltllng GUt vlclted tho pattcithls ejCr, most . his sheep to rui nl largo In Mill n'lcr hi lig warned not to do so Herald classified dt pay you, I .k, .rnm M L ' i M 1 m I monh.w, ocTonnn to, iim. (irtHi!'i?!Ayric.NTiu.N. i HoKiihtr t'ouMieallon. ICIanmtli Clmpler No il'i. It A M . lohnr 1Mb, 1(122. 7 '10 P M Visiting tiiiiipiinioiii ttolniiiie by oidei i: II P , III 17 I 1! llltATION. Heej Hie llln Im; question on paxo two or this Issue Can oii giioan w hut II'h uliout Hoe nuiim plan) lomor low fm mono new dope. 10 Aduirtlslng pas. Try It and nee. Ma) lie the fashion designers nro fltoamshlp l'ollx Tmuslq. passing ( plotting false whiskers for one of tho through tho canal on August ISlh now winter modes. WORDEN lien flay was n piscnger to Klamath Palls on Trlday ccnlng's train. Perry Wilson of Keno attended business matters In Worden Satur day. It. P. Stlffler Is busy Reeding wheat on his ranch near the Klam ath river. T. II. Downing Is engaged In plowing preparatory to next spring's seeding. Champ "MrCollum and crew of helpers arc filling a large sllo for dairy stock. Mrs. Kltle (lordon, who spent tho nummer In California, has returned' to her homo at Whrdon. Ilcrt Cross, a soldier In tho Phil llplno war, who left hero about If! years ngo. Is laltlng rclathes of this locality. John Chapman hat returned home and holds tho position of major- apartments of Chapman and Co It It. ltamsey, who lm been with the Topsy lumber eomp.iny was a lrtlm of an accident recently. He Is recuperating. 11. K Chapman, I) I Ronton and C J. MrCollum. appointed npprals em of W. 13, Ronton estate, were In the Oklahoma country Saturday apralslng cattle now on pasture In that locality. ITlirarc and Constantinople horrors domo In tho well-regulated bachelor of Asia Minor. I.I.OYI) (SKOltRi: STATK POMCV MANCHESTKIt. Oct. 1C t.lo)d George In an address here today g.io no Intimation of liU plain or program as It had been adopted, but explained tho government course In tho Near Kat crisis, say ing the object was- to maintain the freedom of the Dardanelles to pre vent war from spreading to Kurnpe and to pioent n repltllton of ho trouble of securing photographs of the same In order that the people may know tho kind of a man Pierce I. 1 hae drawn no eoucluvlons from the record, but Jtno merely ghen them to the people lint thej may draw their own conclusions If the facts of Plerco's rotten trausar tlims nre 'mud slinging' tho fault lies with the transactions thrmsohts and not with me. Whj .Not Pillow Slip? "Plerco Is quoted lis t-a!ng that If this Is the wont act ho had eier done he could cxrett lo go to lic.nea In a 'white sheet.' I think under tho clrtiimstanre.s that the 'white sheet' Is ery iiood. but If Pierce had hail the proper amount of shame for !iIj land board transactions ho would at lean hao added a 'pillow slip' to coor up his face." TONIGHT AT THE It Has a Reed One! First College widow llae joii the latest Snippy Stories. AII,e" Second C. W -"Let's see. have you hiard th, one aliut the tnu-t-Inc salesman" MAituirr i:i:i'okt POUTIAND. Oct. eggs, and butter 1 00 to tl 21. 10 T.lve stork, stead) Wheat STRAND Kh- WllliltT I.VI.IlIIOI) (.OT.S ate mii; op 'i in; iiqhmvo ri:itttiM Big Feature Picture America's Best Dressed Woman Irene Castle in "NO TRESPASSING" From tho famous noel, 'Tho ltlse of Monroe Paine," by Joseph C Lincoln. You haut never seen gowns liko Miss Castle wears in this foaturu ph-tme All the latest from Paris and In them she dinces. 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