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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20

which resembles those In the trust
company laws of some states. Is eN-
pected 20 make IL more profitable for
national banks 10 hold time deposits
in competition with trust companies.
Banks OF all classes will have the full
use OF time deposits without. reserve
restrictions until 80 days from matur'
ing time, when standard reserves will
be required.
To Pay Special Tax.
For the reserves OF the association.
IL Is proposed that so per cent of its
demand liabilities. including deposits
and note issue, shall be covered by
gold or other lawful money, with "A
provision that whenever the reserve
falls below 80 per cent the associa.
ton is bound TO pay 10 the govern
ment special tax which increa<es
in rate in proportion TO the deficiency.
The operation of this in such in.
stances is expected TO stimulate an in!
crease In the rate Of discount and TO
bring in gold until the reserves again
become normal.
Another new provision specifies
that any local association may assume
and exercise the powers and functions
OF clearing house. In this respect
some existing clearing houses are ex-
pected TO become local associations.
All local associations will be re-
CURED To appoint examiners. which is
a development of the movement for
local clearing house examiners, now
being promoted throughout the coun.
try.
One criticism of the first plan was
that there was no way TO remove a
bank from an association II has
been provided that local association
may suspend a bank which fails TO
maintain it's reserves or comply with
other requirements of the law.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
BURGLAR FRIGHTENED
AWAY; LEAVES LOOT

daring burglar entered the home
OF George z. Baiste, No. 2O5 Phila-
delrhia ave, through an open window,
early Friday morning. He ransackeu
tho rooms downstairs and pulled a
large quantity of silverware out OF
a sideboard. He was arranging TINS
in a pile on the dlning-room table,
when Mrs. Baiste heard him.
She started down stairs and the
burgiar became frightened and ned,
lea wing the spoils behind him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Oct 20-Opening: Wheat
had a steady opening in this market
on Friday and the bulls were not O Z
All discouraged Chicago was steady
and Liverpool prices were little low
err opepRing P SdS p srld1 81 OF asP May
siOeL No / white, 96c
Corn Is firm at 75c for cash No; 3,
76c for No 2 yellow and 80 &c for no,
oats were easy at the close, with
pricas even with the closing quota
lions OF the day before, soc for stard-
ara and lSIac for cash No. White >
Rye is steady and duh al ~ for cash
Beans are Arm and scarce at 5? IS
fc- immediate and October shipment.
$3.50 for November and s2.25 for De-
cember.
Cinverseed is firm and active az
sis 25 for prime spot, Sl2 10 for March
and 1850 for prime alsike
Tiinothyseed Is firm and quiet al - ~
for prime spot
Best samples of barley are hrm AT
s $2.40a $50 per cwt
Grain receipts at Chicago Friday
Wheat. SO cars. corn. 1913 cars oats
131 cars
MaS wheat in Chicago opened Fri.
day at slO57s corn at 6ba, g oats at
sea 5olse and pork al sl5 50 ~ 1851
Wheat was quoted y q Nd lower "
opening and second cables. Corn was
dnSHAbFtfh-
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO Oct l9.-Wheat. Cash
tlC1s. Dec. S1.O2h May. 81 26's
July. S1.02. Corn: Cash. I5c, Dec,
6B1,c; May, 66Ac. Oats. Cash. iFhc
Dec, 569sc; May, 52Ac. Rye: Cash;
99c Cloverseed Cash, Oct, Dec and
Mar, Sass: No. 2, sl2lo; No. 3, $3.50
rejected s11.55. Alsike; Prime, $40
De-, s1O75 Mar. sl1 TimothZsead
Prime and Dee. $3.50; Mar, 81 % -
Butter, eggs and hay: Unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN-Opening.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.--Wheat: Dec
opened down N c. May down 1sc. Corn
Dec. and May up &c. oats Dec! IN
changed. May down bc. Provisions
higher.
Noon--wheat: Dec. UP sac; May nv
INC. Corn: Dec. up hc; May up u c
Oats: Dec. and May up &c. Provisions
were higher.
Close-Wheat: Dec. up &c: May "
&C. Corn: Dec. down Ae; May dowr
%c. Oats: Dec up y c, May unchang
ed Provisions closed higher,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

Opinion Of s % ins sAf R s
secured ~ sI&S iF'-'
HERE security behind the bonds or the Golden
cannot be considered as hrs'
t the bond issue OF s'ooVo covers
consists delta land In louisiana large
portion This land however can be easily drained
by these have already been put IN
been issued covering the purchase
issued gradually as the ahd Is
which planned are completed
methods this land should be eN'eeas
of land that nearby should
pei acre
project Of good records and the
indicate that II likely To De sue
promoters engneergg difficulties not
which affect the security the
bonds
Union Trust CO. Oh
deal only trustee under the
mortgage Under the terms OF this
mortgage the hmen of the agreement
permitting the rest OF the issue De put
the interest principal
which do not like the lack oil earn
ing power There nothing present coming out OF the
land which Both principal and interest
must come front development and sale OF the land
should considered in this bond Unless
better securities on the market
though il is quite probable and prin-
as required
Finance. advice soon possible
sSs the "as am Rsn@H but the % the
, outs % s I and M. ass %.s. that %
he let run that way " to" soon TO serve % % nm
T1c any Apparently
8I1I the statement your Soday notice that
l49P he which is quite within his
rights If he rent
Won had better lawyer would be we'll TO keep sharp
~ on me nroperty in the
prompt his will probably do what he says he VIII
when he moves out worrying yet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20

AppIe.-5OR75c IN st50a3 Dbl
nanaBas-3ood shipping stock. slSc
nenns-Dried Lima. Ga orc per 10
green. $50 3oc per at
California Fruits Grapes, 81 30 y
1 81 Fer box; plums Sl.25 q 50 per BOX
Ceiery-Home- grown. 200 26c doz
CnIifIow er-75 as5c bu.
Cabbage-sl7S Dbl
chess, - Michigan nats l59ls y c;
New York FATS. l6dl6 bsc cheddars
1914 9l6c; domestic Swiss, i7Q zoe
2sQ22c Limburger. lS5 v lac; brtek
o1snberrie.-,2.5o per bu; a7gT5t
per hbl.
Dates-Persian. S9se Id: Fards lol5
Dressed CaIves-Fancy lie 10. com.
mon. ga l0c 10
EIgs-lmported, new, ii Vl6c per ID
California Csc Id.
Finnan Uaddies-l0c per Ill.,.
/ Fresh VegetableE-cucumb home
grown, So q soc per bu; lettuce soc pei
pu lead lettuce, SIPS bu; green beans
IS q soc hu onions. 12- q15c Coz heets
80 a soc bu. homegrown tomatoes. Is
n soc bu; parsnips, S5c bu. carrots, soc
bu: rutabagas, 45g Soc per bu.
Grape Fruit-f1orida, f6.6oQ7 pei
Grnpes-Concords. s-lb. baskets. l4a
i5c. ponies SGIOc per basket; Ma
garas lao i5c basket
Hone,-Fancy white, l5ql6c: No. 2
ilQl4c. extracted, su9c ID
HaS-petroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled nay in car
lots. o. b Detroit: No / timothy.
new. Sl9Q20. No. 2 timothy. SIS Q19:
clover MIXED. arc Is. rye straw, s. q
$50: wheat and eat straw. S1Q 750
Loose hay from farmers wagons on the
city markets ranged from $50 y &c as to
MISs.-So. cured. lgc: No. / green,
l0c. No l cured bulls. 100; No. l green.
SC; No. l cured kip. l2hc. No. green.
lac. cured calf. No, lie. green calf.
No lse PEI, III horse s5Ssn hides: No I;
wool. zoo soc: No hides. &c on on
kip &c on on calf
Iemons-California. s7a75O box.
Iimss-Sl9l per doz.
she!IbarkS 2h Csc Id; butternuts. 81
black walnuts. f5ca per bu.
Onions = Yellow so q S5c rer sack.
Spanish. sl40Q150 per srate.
CONGRATULATIONS s5.50qs box.
PonItry-springs loQlIc. fowls ga
Gt4c; turkeys. l4G15c 10
Pears-kiefers. 50Q75c, Duchess. 81
Penrs-I<iefers, 500 I0c; Duchess. 81
PineappIes-rlo.tda $2.50u3 crate
Potatoes-Car lots. track. Detroit, are
selling at COG CSC per bu.
auinces-s1.25q l50 PEE bu
sweet Potatoes-F' rgInias, s2.75 per
Sweet Observation-Disclosures, t265 per
TalIow-No. /. &C. No 2. sc per 10.
W.oI-Michigan unwashed wool for
southern, central and northern sections
a. 4 and y blood. 19d zoe: delaine
UNIV ashed. 16QlSc, common. rough and
fine. 14qlec per ID. T. o. b. country
I points.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
JoBBrNG PRICES.

Canned GoOds-Appies. gals. y3.6o;
baked beans. lib, BOG eOc; Lima beans,
SlQl50. Corn: Fancy Maine, ,li0:
standard. s5c. Table beets, Sf25dl4O
Peas: Fancy. early June il.s5. stand
ard, 81; soaked, 5oQ7Oc. salmon:
Sock EYE, tall. S2.35: fat S2,4o; Alaska
reds, $50; Alaska pinks, slso. Toma-
soz. Peas: Marrowfat ii,i6: early
June. tl.25; sifted early June, tL45 per
Cenee-Packet coffee. loo-lo. case
sls7OG22.5O delivered.
sacks: Bran. s21: coarse mlddlings,
s29; fine middlings. $50 coarse corn
meal and cracked corn. $50: corn and
oat chop. SIS per ton.
ga inpatient. si75: second patent ,44O;
straight. $410: clear, $3.50. pure rye.
siso; spring patent 1855 per Dbl In
Oii--Raw llnseed. csc: boiled lin
seed. s4c, Diamond headlight kero-
In barrel lots. .56h per gal.
ily s1Sals6O; medium. ,1Asoale;
kets. sh gIoc, shoulders, 100. olcnic
hams 10c bacon. l2h ul4c. lard. In
tierces. loAc; kettle rendered. lie.
sugars-corrected daily - w. IL.
Edgar a. Som Crystal, dominoes. alb.
,1O.15; crystal dominoes. S-lb:, ts.e5:
eagle tablets. $3.50: cut loaf. $50;
cubes. s7S5; xxx, powdered. s7.55;
graduated. extra coarse, $3.50: granu-
lated. fno in bulk. $40; granulated,
confectioners A. 81 O5; No. l. $40: No.
Q. $40; No, 3. s7.o5; No. 4. 81; No. S.
t6.s5; No. 6. $3.50; No. !. iss5; No. 5.
sssO; No 9, ss.75, No. 10. 500; No IL.
t6.65; No. IL. $3.50: No. 10. 1856; No.
IL $685. No Is. ;6.55 Household pow
dered. 5-lb cartons. l sto case, 81 Is:
household powdered. lib. As TO case,
81 so; Michigan oct GRADUATED In bar
rels or bags. $50. In z5-lb. eottona
695 per 100 lbs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20

II is reported that representatives
OF the Eastern Michigan Edison Co.
have been looking over the plant OF
the municipal electric lighting system
OF Romeo with an idea Of taking It
over II IL should be offered for sale.
The plant Is said to be one OF the
most complete OF its size in the state.
II cost $4,000. There Is said to be
considerable opposition to a sale OF
the plant and fight is expected IL u
Is brought befese the people.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
NEW YnRK sTOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine
webber & Co. oct 10; The New YORK
stock market opened Irregular NY
soon developed heavy tone and sci
ing became general throughout the
ust A violent break OF Z points In
Great Northern ore and one Of pom Is
I'm Car Foundry unsettled the whole
list and brought about q renewal OF
liquidation and short selling Aiter
covery was noted In the balance ot
the market but the tone remained
very much unsettled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
NEW YORK COTTON.
U. S. GOVT BONDS.
CHICAGO PRoVISIoN MNRkrT

CHICAGO oct. I9-Butter: Extras
2sc tirsts. 2tisc dairy cNtius 1.t..
frsts, % iFc. Eggs Prime nTsts. pee
youg Americas lfi4 6141gc. lave poul.
try Fowls 100. ducks lOtB mic
Feese. l2G14c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
Charles ]. Martin Dead.

Charles j. Martin. % years old,
southern representative of the Paige
Detroit Motor Co, died. Thursday in
Grace hospital following an operation
for appendicitis. The young man was
welLknown in local automobile cir
cles and liz the south, where he was
prominent member OF several auto
mobile clubs The body will be tax
en- TO his old home in Ashland. o..
for interment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20

George f. Allen. OF New York. d.
rector OF the educational work of the
American Institute OF Banking. was
the speaker In the monthly meeting
OF the Detroit chapter Of the institute
held I'm the Elliott.Taylor.W oolfenden
cafe. Thursday night. William Liv
ingstone. the Rev. r. H. Pence and
Sherwin A. Hill also made brief re-
marks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Puttcr--ENtras. zoe: hrsts. csc 10.
dairy 'ec} packing stock. lSc 10.
Eggs receipts. cases in
clu led 24c Receipts on Thursday. s3e
cases Market firm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20

NEW YORK--The Rev. Dudley o.
Osterheld, has personally invited 100
Brooklyn saloonkeepers TO attend
church Sunday night, to hear him dis
cuss the Drink evil" He assures
them he won't get personal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK WARD

MAAlhh1AN OENItthb SIotN HtDs.
DETROIT, Oct ls.--All grades of
cattle active and steady; outlook rrm
Pricea ranged as follows Choice
steers. averaging from l 900 to LOO
pounds. at S5I5g6; choice handy kill
sss %nS Sefe Ea g fSSG al'' eSm
mon kilolers and fat cows, S2.joI $50;
tanners cows. S2a 100. common TO
prime shipping bulls, sSG4. light
butchers and heavy sausage bulls,
s2.sJ S.5O. stockers and feeders 81 rs
q ~ per cwt mich cows, active at
90 say, veal calves, easy at xi5OH
SgJ !,eI cwt. sheep and lambs dun
'i.fs..s. s5q5,5o; light to fair. s525q
80 common TO prime sheep. $Aa4 !;
niiAel sheep and lambs, s4G5 common
killers, s2.75Q3,25; culls. s2m 2tO per
cwt Hogs. l0Ql5c higher. quality
mixed prime mediums and fat york
ers, sG,65 96.7O: light workers and pigs,
s57tG650 per cwt Receipts: Cattle,
$50; calves, SIS: sheep. ssS; hogs 6.4s5
EAST BUFFALO-opening.
Dunning & stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. Oct Coat
tle: Receipts cars; market steady.
best 400 to '1.6oO-l steers. ST6OU775.
COOL prime 1900 to 1.400-lb sters 81 u
1.s5: good prime, 1900 to l,300-lb.
steers. t6.5oQ7.25; best LOO TO 1900
shiPin n steers coS 20 80 zoo medium 5H
0575;p light butcher steers. s4.s5 a
6fs: best fat cows, s45Oa5; fair to
eooa do. ss,65d425; cnmn,S-- 20 me-
diura do, t2.50Q325. trtmmcrs, sl759
$50; best fat heifers, s625a576 good
TAT heifers. -. rs q 20: fair 70 rood do.
ea1s75: stock heifers, $50 3.s5; best
fcediEc steers, dehorned. si75Hb.
COUNT n feeding steers, dehoCned $3.50
az. stcckers, all grades. S325g3 80.
prlne export bulls. t505.25 best
butcher bulls, s4254A75. bologna
bulla ss;?5@S7s; stock pulls. $40 IS
con.nor TO good do. t254s5.
Hogs, Receipts 80 cars; market
10. lover: heavy, 5000. workers.
16.ecHC90. pigs, SO.
sheer and Lambs Receipts, 20 cars
market, active. top lambs. S6i5a6 g5
.rehflinga t4d45O; wethers. Sass q
5Ss. ewes. 50 256S5O
1or veais. $685.: fair TO good, s. 30
I'll 90. heavy. s4MG
EAST BUFFALo-CiOse.
EAer BUFFALO, ~ Y, Oct. 10 =
f>nftlo. Receipts. SO head. market de.
Intnd. fair and steady prime steers
~ q 49, bntahAE 9xadoA 81 - q 1.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
NEM NnnI, MnNEN

NE.' YORK. oci ~ Money on cali.
-. Ter cent Tim" money >, uCr
cen; Tor Sis months Bar silver Lon
don. 2fT. pence New York sac lee
maui sturliuE 50 SO off4 $685.
NEW YORK; T. Morgan objected
10 an assessment OF 100000 on his
personal property and BY visiting the
tax DEPARTMENT saved himself $4,000
'ta4ss :. ESia@g s2J0.VyO reduction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20

job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co.. Is John R-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

DETROIT. oct 2O-Up: Niagara. ]
D. m. Thursday Fryer. l:l0; ]. r
Reiss, las Oscoda. Tilden. Filler. 2:45i
n. b HAYWOOD. 4:IO. : Il. Kirby. 4:30i
Iron KING. $3.50. shenandoah, 6:O5i An
gelIne. 6.l5 Rutland. $40. Cuddy
sac
Down: II. Paul noon Thursday: Cur
tbs. o. m Bethlehem. l.40, p. r.
Thompson, Unadila, 2 Duluth 2;l5; >
q Hail. 4. Northern King, 400; Utica
4:l0; Fairmount, $50.
The 500.
SACLT STE. MARIE. Mich, Oct. 20
--t'p. -. O. Mills. 1.30 p. IN. Thursday
y.eafeld Newona Harmonic. Laugh
lin. GettysburE 3; Watt. Nadia, Eads,
ago. Tegona 4 Lynch. o. Walsh. $3.50,
Minnehana. Rockefeller Smeaton,
Yuma. 1890 George stephenson anc
vhaleback $50.
Down: Impoco, 1880 a. m. Thursday
Townsend. Algonquin. noon, LaSaile
IeHks Lakeland. 12:l0 m; Perkins
Saskatoon Sanilac, .: J. +. Epson
s.s0. Cole, $50; SHOEMAKER, verona
4 &c: Cort. Malta, 6. Roland. 500 Nor
row. : 80. Sawyer TuNberrN RedIern
Corsica. Durston. Kendall, Troy ).
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
PRODUCE.

Commission men reported a normal
Friday demand. this morning with
ample supplies in All lines Receipts
OF poultry were again only moderate
and iu one way oI another receiver
managed 90 get pretty we'll cleaned up.
Good stock sells areadiN enough hut
the rough stun is Ia a majority and
takes some figuring 20 dispose or bee
sides brinEing down the average .ni
prices Dressed calves were A little
easy On tone under NOR, liheral Ir-
CENTS. Butter and eEgs aie frn
Potatoes are little shaky. and the
fruit market is steady and active
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
Business-IiLr prInsIrr

Business-like Printing. no russ md
no feathers The plain. neat Kind that
looks right Times Printing CO rs
h-s- Eat Va A-ln tteG ~ Gltg 1S4S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20

The expensive and antiduated 7ystem
OF over-soliciting piano business with
agents or solicitors" constitutes the
largest item of expense which has to
be CHARGED 70 the buyer. This IL our
claim for saving you 800 on the cost
of high-grade pianos We have To-
accents Nothing but the best In each
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
Fritz GrOstick, ID. y. W. employee, wa
kllIed at Michigan aud Humb oIdI
The Detroit typographical union VIII
shnrIly .nhmlt 90 emploNers q. re-

quest for an Increase 81 SO per week.
or wage OF $40 for as hours. the
new scale 70 take effect Jan l Mem
bcrs Of employing firms VIII attend
a dinner in the Y VI {. A the CONF
ting week when. IL - expected. the
proposed increase Will be informally
discussed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20

In band
the La
"A
- Ian n safe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
rAsT nUFFALo-CIose.

rAer BUFFALO. n. Y, Oct IL
f.afflo. Receipts. so head; market de-
I,tnd. fair and steady. prime steers.
~ Nas.eoi hntah>< SsAAeA ta.ssG q.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20

HERE security behnd The bonds or Inc Hodtn
cannot be considered as hrs'
M grade The bond of s76OooO covers
conssts of acres Ioulslana large
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
Jefirey Arnold. 20 years old, and his
Vic. AioIeI. ~. were brOught back

wife. Violet. II, we're brought bnc
from Toronto Thursday niERt. .
detectives Raker and Horrigan. {
answer a charge OF forgery job
Goldthwait says he rented fuI
nished house AT No. esole Wabash
ave. 10 them. and in hts absence b
says they mortgaged the furnltuf
and forged his name 70 the mort
gage.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
In compliance with the decision OF the
suEra me court, unfolding judge Hos-


mers decree in favor OF the urincor-
rCrated Society for the study and
Prevention OF tuberculosis So 09O.
which has been in escrow for more
than a year. has been turned over
20 the society. This marks the end
OF the fGht between the unincorpor-
atcd and the Incorporated soCleties
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-27

ID States and the amendments to the
Constitution were adopted. and all
laws and ordinances BY which the
state Of Louisiana became n member
Of the FEDERAL Union. be and the
same hereby are repealed and abro.
oatsd. and that tho Union now sub.
sisliug between Louisiana aud the
other states under tho name ot the
Uaitsd States OF America Ia hereby
dissolved.
I'VE do further declare and ordaln
THAT the state OF Louisiana hcre.
BY resumes all rights and powers
heretofore delegated to the govern.
meut OF the United Statcs; that her
citisens are abeolved from all ale.
glance to said government; and that
she b iu full possession Of all those
rights OF sovereignty which appcrtain
to free and Independent state.
I'VE do further declare and ordain
THAT all rights acquired and vest.
pd under the Constitution Of the
unitsd States or any act OF congress
or treaty. or under any laws OF this
state and not Incompatible with this
ordnance shall remain In force and
have the sane effect - II this ordi.
nanes Aad not been passed."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-27
SAYS CEMETERY
SHOULD Be CLEAN
GRAND Army COMMITTEES sC0.
OESfs MAT ALL GET OFT AMI
WORK WITH A WILL FOR TnE
IMPROVEMENT

Editor Herald:
Decoration Day 10 near At hand
and noshing - yet done to mako the
cemetery at least dcceutly clean. Ia
order that the observance Of the sol
emn cersmouies Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic and womsn's Relief
Corps may b attinsly observed with
out shocking the sensibilities Of all
thooe who. may not have become ia
miiiar with the lack OF respect foI
the dead that characteriscs this com.
munity.
That the condition OF the public
burial place u . shame and reproach
to . community that pretends to be
civiiised. goes without saying. and the
only wonder ID that any one consents
to cast their lot with . people who
treat their dead much like the saw.
asss.
Cannot the people OF this town
avsks to . sense Of shame. and re-
solve 70 make IN honest effort to re-
trieve themselveo frem the odium Of
selasAneo and neglect that the con.
ditioa Of our cemetery seems to war.
rant. and coatribute either money or
N0sk. IN amount they would spend
alnose any evssisG to sss . picture
show. . boxiag bout. or . theatrical
performanee. 70 . fund to b applied
to the cleaning Up Of the public eeme-
tsry:
DECORATION COMMITTEE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-27
WASHINGTON RRIErs

Secretary OF War Dickinson. re-
Gently resigned. who Is close stu.
dent Of Civil War history. was com.
mcntinE the other day on the fac'
that during the hrst year Of the war
no less than 20 per cent OF the Con.
fcderate commanders were northern
born men.
One might say that the day Of the
Tennis Cabinet" had returned. but
for the fact that the sessions on the
tennis court back Of the executive
ofliccs lack the presence OF the oc.
cupant Of the White House. secre-
tary Of the Navy Meyer. Assistant Sec.
retary Beekman winthrop and Am.
bassador Jusserand are the most reg.
ular attendants.
More callers are received each day
by Major General Leonard Wood. the
chief of stan. U. 8. A.. than by any
Wuu w tue kosetu"cut bSsN"V WV"
the exception Of the president. They
keep tho general 40 busy that he has
formed the habit OF doing without
lunch. and contents himself with m
apple or two eaten ut his desk.
Representative Swagar Sherley
(dem.. Ky.) has the niftiest summe!
OUTFIT Of any OF the representatives.
II 10 o white linen suit. which the
Ksntuckian wears with white shoes.
white socks, white necktie and =
white hat with a white band.
Governor Chase Osborn Of Mich.
igan. here recently. complained that
congressional enactments showed
too much lawyer spirit" lie said
that nearly thrce-fourths Of the NON
bers are lawyers. and asserted there
would bs better laws u the other pro.
sessions were represented moro ade.
quatsiy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-27
SHERWOOD AND CANNON
NOW At SWORDS POINTS
United Press Service

United Press Service
WASHINGTON. May a7,---point.
Ing to Cannon, Congressman Shcr.
wood Of Ohio In the house yesterday
declared that he could prove thu,
Cannon as speaker smothcrcd Shcr.
woods dollar-a.day pension blu.
Sherwood and Cannon sit close to-
gcthsr. aud Cannon lcape,l to his
feet, shooloh his hst In Shcrwcod's face
and shouted: II now look you In tho
eye and say YOU tell an untruth In
that statement"
A point " order prevented u fur-
thcr row.