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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREG ON
Friday, January IS. 1920
REEF OPERATOR,
PASSES AWAY
l At The Pine Tree
.
Emll Jannlnss hcs proved
ss-atn that are need not ho beau
tiful. And he has shown also
ronlikin mnrk find powerful.
: In hl forlo on the screen, realism j
iwlih a as-lm. human quality thl j
i up mum
f I IIII i.llUli(llili I , , j
iOWEiPli
Wi wwwwM . ...... j
Irouiu'll wa proposed In a bill Ui- 1
Itrodurcd by Senntar Ralph Swing)
fnf Sail lleinardluo, - .,, ' (
A San Francisco-Alameda dole- ;
iaatlon Introduced a Mil atdUnii '
ithnt Ihe stale bn allowed to build i
a toll brlila across Pan Francisco
hay, bouds to bo authorised l
I lu IcKlstnturd and ratified . hv
NEW
NOTES DF
I the people at election.
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(Continue from lnsr On
burns into tho mind. inhlvmn frmii AinttMoft. h AKomhlvinan Fruhk l.iittroil nf
( Thiu tfuiA it U "The Slrwt of ' wait rwferttl In ' th 'iudlotary Santa Kmui intro.lu.vrt a bill
n ' ninrA Ihilll R worth V Uf- ! OOUiUimt. I lie rniniimif m lvmrii vnua iur m- aiNHiiiniMii
a t ! J V " i .1 - : .. .. julihmll n mtti.kff ttllil it It UV'nf M til I KU ill 11 tl t II VMS I I V ft I It
Owner in U. S. Die. i" " "" Th,,j h referred to .he senate, .ittinc' ,.,,.., , ,,,;.,L !i -wvomi years, left ,. wed- i-'ii .hoppiim M,m,t.
V..t..-,1. l,nl" " ,"r.": ::. .i,k ,k. ,hi.r i,,.n.L..," LT" I''W ' Anderson, Calif.., Mn. lion KlmmKn Wml
screen urania in. a lann;-- .:. ........ . .. ................. . ..v- .
of the supreme court presiding. ir(11,d rommlxslon as provided In
;hli'h crentod
j traitlc at ronn lira urn in. a 1
Rlwnn over to happy endings.
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1 ...11 li.a.l.l illlllllt' llllllll.
. .... ,i. Dt.n,.v ' impeaoilineuf Ol jhhkw n. a inn iiiH.nunT.1 "T i-'Mnrii-i ,.,(. ii..ii-
in nnnrrriw.t' hi.- . . . ...r.
lihi. fin. Iron and the pthn.f i"'u':n' ny Arii .i.i n. im. ..,-,- j .... .. ...... r ........ .,.,.. .,.. j ,.,,,,,
lion tnaw iiaruy nao acrrinco n ; mmiuh.v. jumi ritiuiniiive ui m
Iipch III lliff pnt week or an with
lllio flu, ,1a mi I u uli'i' l l"
I around.
KiKPRollnl ineritliim ui'K lii'llu
liftl.l ill Hi.. Kttno hli'li flitl.ini
Uildllnrlutn rnrli nlulit HiIk work.
I Jnn Koxler Iiiim hi'i II H)piiiIIiu
Dili wKok nawIng wood lor Mr.
. . . . , , '11. -A. Ilrovlon.
, (SiiiiIiiI la TIik Herald) : I). J. I'm knit M-pluriyeif houip
( V'elma t 3nowjtonr, i enrrenpoiuf-1 froin I'nnlntid tha tin t of the
. nitt . i i wuek, wlmro lm upent a fw dnya
KKNt), Jan. 17, Mr. and Mr. 'nit hiiKlnrin, N
.vn.ii.ai., lOrol X'ai'peiller uud fiiuilly. who I Mm. I V, Amleruii and
homo rule for enuntlea.
l'la.ltiK of alreruft companion
where they expect to lunke thulr ! nmulny vImHIik ill Ihn homo of
One Cerit
AM Anil. I.O, Texas. Jan. 1.
(AP)- -Amarlllo loday mourned
lm nf li fie.iL eltiKen. tavor
J '..n I. hi. Paramount Dictu v ra to mxi i ' " , . , . ' , ... . . ,. ". ! t ou,
l.ee niviiin, on, ranui nu ( t t Mif2nu 16 ir..m Alime rynuue . senate aim Melnll.Y io mveii-
harnn who owned or held under
leao for eiiula cr.nliiK more
than 1,000,000 nerea of Texas
ami Meiii'O laud, lie was reputed
to b I lm' largest Individual cattle
owner In the United States. ,
The cattle- king was fatally
stricken with heart dlseaso at
Wichita Kails yesterday, at about
the time of the funeral of n. S.
(Hreck) Walker. Fort Worth and
BreckenrldKo oil millionaire, who
died the previous1 day. -
Mr. Blvlns was largely respon
sible for the growth of Amarlllo
from a raftletown to a booming
oil metropolis. Two hundred
thousand acres of his 4uO,ouO
acre LX ran. h here were under 'lhf, nnr,y
tease- to oil companies, uespite rtM in
It si the Pine Tree Theatre where I
it Is nlevlng the last Mmes tod.tv. j
.tanninrs stalks ihr-mch the
McPUerson. evanm'llst, while oe-urate aviation roudltioii In Cal
enpyinK the bench. An attempt I ifornla rettanlltig the n,uetlnn?
. . ctuta llnr. M.lail.tn . rtf uuft.lv nml nrev,iltnn nt . aeet.
rabble of Ihe London slums "ke hwlni ul h(, ,ubj,irl n;u drnls WM ll( , hm butll-
a eoniuoror in rordurov. The hpen h( ob.m o( , W)n.,.rt by Asseinhlvmen WHIUinson
sir.M)ls of l.lmehnuse ohev the . r)rpriiy y,tnr the state su- and Croulu of San Frnnrlsco.
thrii, nf Ilia f st anrt women ' - - It
. nreme conn.
love him dcsnlte his brutality, i . . . . .....i
, ' . . . iwere beselged with bills yestnr-
aenerallon hut wrought different- am 0)fm nnuw ga
Iv than ever before on the screen. ; . . . j . , ,h
Mils retoentatlou. brought about swonrt na,r o ,e , Ft,h.
; nv fav vrav. wno piavs n naiva
itlon Armv lass. Is vivid because
, m n ..uin.u, ..,,r.. ... introduced hy William Horn-
i'-nlsvuu.gnod f" d.r in the I, ,WNnWyman from San
jheginnlnr. His friend. Olta Bak- Fnn(.ls(.0 Tn( b, 8lmlir l0
lanova. nas lost ner stree' 1 one that c
charm for him and he deslr-w . . . h . ,
of Fav Wray. "ejslon
pxirenp .cat rauw-s : -Anu
, ruary.
I The
search and seiiure" bill
FAIRY TALE OE
GIRL IS TRUE
, i , I Mr, and Mrs. l.onU llolen,
Meriellttml of ( Oeor.se. Trefenn, lien unil Vol
County lleullli nwioela-! nin ttnowgnoxn spent Wcdne-iluy
vlelted Keuo on, Friday, i , 'evening tih .Mr. and Mr. II.
Mrs. Davis baa beeu III for Ihe : llotvnrd.
j piet week with mumps. ., , Mr. ami airs. (Veil Prnlber of
I Mrs. Allenby and i lilldreu of , Klumalli Kalis unit .Mrs. Iloss
l'eeier's Landing passed throiiKh SlmniT ami children of Kiinn
llils vlclnliy last Wednesday on 1 motored over to Ashliind SniiilKy.
It'telr way to Klntunlh falls. j Jiuorge Trefren,. who lias spent
Fisiik Sexton, C'onniy club some time visiting at thu ( lias,
lender, and Mrs. Kllsnbeth lli'ii-1 Hnowgonsa bouie. left Thursday
,1, in, county music, yieaeher, I :ur Ills llnnio In J In In Fulls, Ore.
msile n visit to the Keuo grade Mr. I less Simmers transacted
school on, vMouday. While hero ! business In Khun nth Falls on
Mrs. Henderson nave the rltll-; Wednesday. ,
ulrvu ihclr usual lusiructlons In' Skating Is In full awing now.
Iilielr tniiile. ' I The young folks of Kcno and
: llalph Puckett, mall carrier on ' vicinity .spend their evenings vn
'Hie Ashland-Kl.tmath Falls rmiie. the. i kallng pond. i
an
Ms oil enterprises and executive ,is, Wray to go to the veree of
. . ... taii,, vneatlon, while a aub-i lien Sunwgnose, accompanied
(Continued trim Para fna . istltuto Is carrying the mall. ; by hU uioiher aud Uier. Vehnn.
bailie between .(.or. who was merely waiting for' Kverelt llou-hklss, Ceorge Tre-( molorrd to Klauinlh Falls Mou-
prince to rescue her. '' 1 Inn, Charles and Hen Suowgoos day tuornlng.
Hornblower claimed . It i ... , ...i--, .., put up their summer supply of;
merely protect cliliens ,,, h. ,,,. ,'! on Tuesday
Tomorrow will Im? the last day ol oik One
Cent Sale. We have n.ldcd many new nitiok'H
for our Saturday Sale, among which you will
find .the Nest Bargains offered in the line of
Children's Wear, Art Goods, and many other
articles of preat value. .
- Don't miss this chance of getting your
money's worth twice over.
. , COME AND SHOP OUR WINDOWS.
against unauthoriied entrance to
one he would he until k-
"Just a Texas cowman."
. tiushaml. "Kvr thing that I-am
1 1 owe to Ceorge," the star ri"-l.-luros.
lie sr""nt years training
awkward young actress, .
fluues, oopever, ne never cnangmiirt,,.,,. fh. mnmeet when he .k... k
-uat ...... ..... ..... inv, rnr ,,pr and ner simultanenuslr T. M. Wrlsht
,.eaih. ive for him. I assembly man from San Jose, an
' 1 Miss Wrav end Madame Hat-' h -.,ni.i i
He .was a typical cowman In ,tallovB( , celWted i bill to make the m-ohihitlon lawi""'
the strlciest, .sense of. the ' r,,.,, ,lm., trnin ibc of this slate more stringent. Pointing out. her fuulu .and cnu
nllhough be lived to see Ihe end-.Ap, tj,,,,,, ev0 s,,endid tvr-iwhlch was considered a reprisal Iradlcting directors who bad de
les Panhandle plains dntted wiih . fl1rmanecs. Maurits Stiller dlr- lni llnrnhbiwer'a measure. 1 elded she was "a perfect blank."
ected the picture from a storr Senator Victor Canepa nf San i Finally to the efforts of both
written bv Josef von SU'rnbertr : Francisco Introduced a bill la came success. There was a WimI-
Tiio Washington monument was
tlvlll (-j.rlr t.-fr f,t uiir.irt.l.n ' erei-lnil nl a i.mt nt tl .tll.l llilil
me prince is v.orae Ari.i. oer ..ltlli.,,i:1v ,,lP , .1P, ,.ll
Ms-s. TJ. Prather. who has1 t or rnsulla usa Harald Class Ada
The Northern Fur Shop
l1
810 Main Street
towns, ranches and oil derricks. !
Rlvins came (o ihe Panhandle
when he was 27 years old and
bought 12.uilrt acres of land at
. Jl.Og an acre. . "As I sold my
rattle, I bought more cattle." 1
he said in explaining his a.-- '.
nil Isl Hon nf land and wealth. 4
He never considered his rar.-er
particularly outstanding, and a!
end Renfamin Olser. bearing
the heart of squalid 1-imehnufe. i
, At The Liberty
"The Yontig Whirlwind"
permit householders !0il gallons idlng aud a palace. Today, they
of arlne and beer, annually. . .. jare immensely wealthy and their
The atate wai asked to get out magnificent . home In tlin foot
of the land .colofiy husln.-ss un-i hills of the Sierra Novadas, Is
der tho terms of a bill proposed j one of the palaces of Hollywood,
by J. M. Hunan of .Sacramento. , ..., nB(, pTln of wllom i
It would appropriate tlSB.OOD to ,.,,,-,, .. k-4(h, ..
fast movir.c rinlodrama starring I P:y claim of settlers In tho Delhi . . , ... : .
way said there wasn-l much m n,,,. itariou. the famous little , laud colony. . : my dreams " ,
toll about his IJfe. Ho related FPO Western star, wilt h aeen j Senator, Oeorge , W. . Uochesietj '
that he was horn In Texas, rear- for the last time tonight at the jo' I-"" Angeles Introduced a bill nri 1 -,L, i i rs
ed on a ranch, and that his first 1 Liberty theatre. i' P'acc a slate tax similar to the ; PRINCESS HAS
investment wa a calf. The picture is undoubtedly the i"?1 ux .on vry bag or cement
He waa ever ready to grub-:moi Interesting and thrillinr ! oid lu tho state. TroceHs would
rlake a friend, even during his that young Barton has had theiP""1 the-highway fnnxl for new:
lean days. When prosperity came. onnortiinhv of annearina- In .. It I construction. i' ' , . t.ONOOX -Jim. IS, UVP) This
In later life this generosity was j deals with the. operations ot .a ..Removal of slate Jurisdiction Oally Mail Bald loday that Frln-
CLOSE ESCAPE
expressed in. many philanthropies.
His widow rml two sovis who
.. were asso lated with their father,
1 survive. .
gang of bandits and their efforts I T'r i"- district attorneys c- Mary, kvl a narrow escape
POWKU Ft.slllN
BERLIN, Jun. --has
voided the use
nets In many parts of Germany.
Two
to rob a I'niieil states air mail
plane of n t.'.O.OOO rash pay roll.
. Run, In the role of a miuer'a
pill. Is intensely Interested In the
government plane and when he
-Electricity j sees It make a forced landing he
of fishing goes to the restrne on hi nonv.
Hags". How he a Ms the strick-
copper cables, placed oueien pliot. and after many new
on top and one below the water, Und thrilling escapades saves the
are -barged with electricity. Fish j money, is told In a most humanly
In the vicinity are TlectrocBied , Interesting manner In a whiri
and they come to the surfa.-e wind climax.
where they are gathered hy these j .. -
modern fishermen. i For results nse Herald Claaa Ads
GR.PPY COLDS
" During the period following colds, coughs, grippe,
influenza or other prostrating illness, when your body is
weakened, is the worthwhile time to prove the strength
restorative merit of ;
and city attorneys waa proposed from a horso's hoofs , when she
in a bill offered by II. ('. Jones, ; was thrown, from her , mount
senator from San Jose. ,, while hunting with the Rrnmliuin
A hill that would give the In-I.Moor hounds.. , .
dint rial accident . commission tho The prince' horse floundered
same power as the courts against ' on boggy ground, throwing, Ihe
', those appearing before It, was princess clear and some dlMuiicfl.
'proposed by Senator Jhne.-i ThojOiher rider: were so close ,that
; commission, should tltc hill pass, they had difficulty In avoiding
could punish for contempt of j her. but succeeded In 'reding Jn
(court or disbar lawyers prartlc- their hore. Because the ground
ing before it., . - ... j was soft the princess was,, not
Abolishment of the Judicial hurt by her .fall. i . -
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SCOTT'S EMULSION
MONEY TO LOAjNT
on Good Security on
'?-.;; . I
' Building and Loan Plan
i f
T. J, WEBB
JI21 M.UV STRKKT
TEL. SKT
COLE'S GROCERY
PKobc 1S60 ' ... . r- 125- So. 9th St.-
Saturday, Jahiiary 19th
SPECIALS.
WALNUTS-Scfecial. poutic.:..:..,......3dc
..17c
BRAN--Ralstoa select health, rej?ii-
lar 25c, special, per package ...
ROMAN MEAL "Nature's Nut-
Browh Food." "Appetizing-Nu-tritious."
, Regular 45c;'special '
per package 29c
QUEEN I. ILY For all uses.. ' ,
E3sy on the hands, easy on clothes.
Washes without rubbing. Regular ...
15c, special three bars for 33c
BROQKF1ELD -Pure pork sausage,
Two packages for 35c
OLEOMARGARINE,' Special, pound, 17c
SPUDSA-No. 2 grade, per sack ;.v:.....85c
TOILET SOAP Assorted, 4 bars for 25c
We Deliver the Goods
COLE'S GROCERY
Home of Good Eats ' 1
Just Out of the High Rent. District
' - Thu Coupon Good For
20 EXTRA
1 J S. & h. stamps:.,., , ,
With cash purchaae of $1.00 or over
Otfly one coupon on, a purchase.
VOID AFTER JANUARY 12
Special f'xcursiuii, Klamath VA SV; Vr.iuciuo
.... I?
COLE'S
Phone 1560
GROCERY
125 South 9th
St.
and return i . .
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On January 25 Souilicm Pacific otTon a diii.
cically reduced rotmiltrin (re (itMn Kluiurh
Fills to San l-'ranosco. TiActi ate Ofd for the
return trip until Feb. 4. ........
TM Inw f ire i Snuthrra PxifH:'s'Sfcrjat in
vitation ft) visit San Francisco now. Dijoy its
tin-arm, restaurants and hotels; Fisherman's
Wlurf, Cliinatown, ihe I-atin Quarter always
iWirutinj;.
Take t few days off for t mid winter vaiation.
Anil if you ROlf, biin the clulu. There ate many
fine courses you will enjoy playing.
Phone or drop in at the Southern
Pacific office for further details.
doMliam IPacSlrSc
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3. 3. MIM.KR, Rrnenil
freliilit anil pnssrnxer
' aicmil. t - i
Phone M -
OP PURE VITAMIN-RICH COD-UVER OIL - v
It" is the food-tdnic with world-wide t fjresuge,; that
strengthens and helps build up the weakened body and
restore the normal balance of health. If you are run
down with Grippebuild, up on Scott's Emuhiont
' 8cXIBua. EiuBickI, N.J. . . U-ft
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By Cowan
.'Certain Boston eoiinVlIiiu Ji ! wete jiumorcd to be "tryius to set
$5iJ0 each", for favotlus a' hill r?AnlttltiB Sunday baseball, Char
les F. Adams (center) vice-president of the Boston tirnve testi
fied at a court Invesilnutloil of aliened baai-ball bribery In lia Hub
city,' Adams also told of a conference be had Willi Dan Carroll
(lefi). flKhl nisiiagcr, In wjilch lie otikud Cariull to toll Councilman
JU'lllhuiLd. Lynch. (rlh.t) to Itse his Inftuenco with several coiincll
uieu wliu bail accused Adums of being a "bribe giver," '
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U'.iao 'B'-o J c-.cn?ae vco suau I i t.w "-5Hwest ta fi look SMa. now .F 6i--, j4HM sx.x J mm.iu co i
FreckSarn05sF5cS ,' ' :;:SKr . BIosser
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TA6VSOTVOUC HOPE ycx) DOWT ") ?ovJAr4TOF H CERTAINLY t-OO''i ? Gj j '. ' r I Lf WAS SUE ".W
fop.? . mebe uons' M. 1 --1 svjfeuucv-ioy.'-i ' ipT-'-.V vs6x,:VbJ ' ' ran'I I sue oVr.
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