davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-16
Clearance Sale Prices in the Silk
 Department

A MIXED LOT of rough and semt-rough pom gees taffetas etc. Regular prices from 6sc to s1 % a yard. SALE PRICE 33e FANCY SILKS in check stripe patterns. The colors brown rose, green. cadet. gray and black. They are all silk. SALE PRICE 34c MESSALINES WORTH FROM ~5ec to 5sc yard. A complete line of colors is offered for your choice ....................SA SALE PRICE 35c ONE LOT OF FINE BLACK SILKS. incIud- ing such desirable weaves Tafreta, Mes saline BengaIine, Satin Duchess, Etc. Values from s1o0 to $1.25. SALE PRICE 76c WASH CREPES which all pure silk and will wash like handkerchief Suitable for waists for entire dresses Regularly s1.25. SALE PRICE e7o
Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-16

sponded and were soon assisting in the
 fra h0hf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-10-30
Blankets and Comforts

These cold chilly nights call for more cover
ings and this has been especially arranged that
those in need of such goods can supply their wants
at price saving that isWorth immediate attention.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

.hiraxa. IAv t. wh-a, s-aAs
surn-d .-ak in rs.sah.- sa las-s
Sahi-.o The opening ~ss . Ia ami
/. to- e. iss~r ana further se.iis-
.nsss-.,
The .,..e ~as finn q, L. iB.-s 'a
/. higher ,haa ias, hishis
Weather NJ . Kind In promote a.
Iss~ssss frum tss.s hsaa save s~s-
hack In tue price at .asss rh- snasa
t~s nprssa = shade 10 Z a-a ae aass
ana naasr~~ns sn Adaissnnsi s~s
The CLOSE a.. .sraass 's- sen~ as
last nisas In b. las-g
ns,. ~ss~a off -i,h other zEsias
stsssias commission nsarrs :. hlFs
However. shr~s-f, The fall
s'i@s~ Whss,. n~.rmb~s .ti Nss
ssls
Corn b~ssmhes s.l MAJ ~s.s
Oats. r~eemhes ssss Nss ssls
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
SERIOUS CAIlRRn
YIELDS 70 NYOMe|

f,o not let this serious disease .s-
tend along the delicate mucous mem
bran.. gradually going from the nos.
Z" III" throat. thence into the bron.
chiai tubes and downward. until III.
lungs ar. reached.
There u mn other treatment for sa-
'arrh that IL like Hysm-i or jus, -
good. None ran take its place. nsn-
civ. such au.rk. eff-s,iy" AMI .lr-
relief and Al 81 little eos,-fussh~.-
NOR" any dealer will refund your
money II yon are nss h-n-G,-a. iiy.
am"i. as sold by all druggists. reach
~ the most remote r~iis af the air
nassae~s. Kills tho catarrhal germs,
so"'hss and heals tho isri,ai-i mis-.
enns membrane,
ti.sin its use nns-is.iay. saa sec
ho~ quickly the Asnppiass inso III.
throat. The discharges from the a.-~.
sniffiins AMI all other .ymr,nas es
rsissrh nfr overcome: aaa remember
no stomach iras ssins-yoa breathe
Il. Tho complete ossfts soh,aisins
inhaier and t.nssi~ nf liquid sa.s. hn,
si.nn. Extra bottles ns iinuia. {
later needed. 3. s~sis.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas City. No. n~sa ". Hogs
Re- .irss s.i"ss market steady Z. s.
heavy go Z. sssss packers 7uI
sulss.ts IS. .. .s;us lights .ss 10
sse.s pi4. .s5. to .ss.
Cattle Receipt. i..e" nsrsr'
steady prime tc., .,r~ss >ss to la
dressed beef steers to >.si ~-s'-tr
steers s To :.a. sou,hrsn steers 8 Sc
IN {: ,o~. 80 ,c 9. hcitsts s 30 =
s.orkcrs and feeders So" s- $50.
tysil. 5 tn "a calves $50 ts ~.
sheep Receipts s.nn.. market
steady lamb. .ss, 'oS. yratiinss
5 so to s.;. ~s'h.rs 80" q" a 80
r~s. ! 80 t;i
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
ROAD PLACED IN
RECEIVERS HANDS

Eassss r'isss VIA B rHa
Nt=s"rF, pS'se.Hs apa Grii usti-
rrs1 ss tsoss piar-H IN 80. nsn,'s
~ q Frs,tS~r saaysgAh a sai' @'yafst'
sa saF ssst"wtn sssss ga,u'jaa v"fEs wf
,'sttsdstU'h5as e. sF.''J'Nf aFa taing
H. as sns., sps"uFus tfrua r~iss Ht
Nr,sH".' Nras stisf r"anssl s"r
~ rs'IUs1 sgsuasHs
We Ne sa'f $50 ssssjawrssi
suss uss "rnsis"s iafr iu1ar Il"~
IL sssr rasgst s"aEs IN 81 iyaris sbF
stsss tuaz iia,rR srss' gsia a 5a'sns
,sr wIi'inm w.utI5F m E4usss r5s
rFsswrr as' srsrs ..'fHsa'aF rt sr
s,ssI 's 's Fsastvs'
W Nag ssis 'rr -esiss. za.a eas
Ita 20. Jus failHFr oi Paris sHH
aHffa uuanlaI shs naa 10. sItt
sns sstlwsar s.-5s-sr. "sr 'H'
10 svU IFsgwssr'tss aru.asna .rra
srsI buUir,' 'HngseaE sI~l'aTz
Tnr u..svs.ts ~ .atoWs srr lr''
sv1.uss $50 wt'-s 1snsa Iau-swu
r. sss g. '.sebaF Esu.sa
a'r R.s.ust nrsF ssH1sr0 fsr#
ss'rwr.s B gwn's W uusrs suf gsir
'bsn sv.ar bisfs5t. 4" Farsss 'E1Hs
~ w ~ II, VI NaT
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Dee. la.-Renswed
weakness Of standard stocks today
WAS n disappointment I" tn. bulls
who hoped for rally after yesler-
days abrup, decline of rarlous
shares, Traders found III. marks,
vulnerable when they b-ssn Ia sell.
and gradually Increased their offer
inss until ther" wer" losses of 4
point nr So In sam. Of tn. popular
stocks
Reports Of better tendencies in tn"
steel and copper Industries We're
without strengthening infiuene. IN
feet Of reduction Of the German dis
epnn, rat" ON the London ~Nehans.
Mas not communicated io this mar
k-'. particular weakness. developing
in Canadian Pacific sna either inter
national favoris"s
iiondn ~"r" easy.
Tn. whole msgE.t sa.s-i further
3hsn New Haven went through s.s-
l~rda,'. lo~ record to ss.,
Pressure against the market was un-
relieved, WTakn-ss .' Old -s'rh-
iish"d aisia-ni paying s,orhs in,iur
~nc~.' heavy selling for both az
counts. S-~ Haven ~~n, siiii ia~-
"r ahd i'"nnsSisanii and New York
Central duplicated their recent ia0
iirar.., Other inss-s ran from 81
- r"lH,s.
The market closed ~-sk
Tn" speculative s-n,im-nt t-s
mainsd p~ssimis,ir u III. end N.s
isN~n continued 'o sis~ ais@ssi.n ,a
aaii.n ~ss in psnss~~. all ihraasis
's. 'is' AMI final .iS~s ~Ss- ia~-s,s
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
SCHl(If WANTED 10
. Marry 0I1l. SAYS WIfuE1s

N-~ York. ISs~s i:s-iistosr
s~sastss the states sii~aiss.. sho
~src espssi~., ,a testify In the trial
ol Haas Sshmiss. lae former ps,sss
eaaserd With she ar~sss Al Asss
Aumuii~s lest eepssnhss. Astassss
ntssstrt Ai,osse, Sssrh~asoa ssiiesa
~ . sisnsss 'n'aas IN. AsnniA a. t.~n
nf this eii,s
brs l.ro l~ssiii-.s that kshaaisis aaa
sh' Aatauiirs sisi cane tn hi. oiHse
last Arsii ssa ssrsrsprd ,ssf int. a.
sioh nj heSas mssri~-is "s~hmsas
toll snc he 81. ssst much in i~sc
With the sssi. testified tho socsos.
''snd ssia lac wss sosas In sssr ar
the rsis.stnn-. Saa asasss her
'On~ ssrsrnhrs I. sso aAs. At.
'es,he m-ssss hs rallied 81 ass office.
exhibited = vIssss-~sa ~ousa % the
ine~N flserr at hi. ssahs kasi AMI
asked 'tet = n~ treated ,ts ssis he
hsa has az aset.,~St''
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
naitrRs Beautifully ssd siss'g,cs iss
Ta!efsr.s as4 Iss's1 ., csrr


'sHmHH EawfH $500 f8safH tHsH
o. araH B.s. 0Ha s5.nHHr anr slra-
aH' 7fHfds sftG waa araF st'rslsr
aa# raHsi aair HfaHrfa.1r rsvb aa
f1eHriaDs sgru~tr r.sss $500 mf Fasa
dfHH ssup ssHf1 fs. ins aaf aff7ra
HafF WSeitg THr =s9r rFa snH li.
raHr rr b. ~ HsssHr. 'aHHEH .4 fra
10, -srr 1HeHa..f ssa tsf fH.aHr Fsr
fsafs .smaHss 'ns. .nFsaa s.a#H aH
cents aFaa hs,GSfH - sens 4Turrz.
frasa 10 wfstss aarr aaI Ftr.
raHr gtar lgrrr#r TaHs .ras1Hs
i,.s nf HB.s
waUr 7=pa m- Hsr7 Ha BE-
rpF sirfuG vr FIJ s-ssrr Sr fr'siH ....
Tar'nfrr arnszarsu.a a1r .sHrs t..s.
us W HBrlrniul HHa- HaFr -JT.
wrafana .5aa saH -r'HHuH. ua HHs
rau sr.r far aasl BE- s..sa d. ze tafrs.
sr.r aa rIyH'. N0m -r=I -a1HrH %
z.suu-r u- sun rns ur. f' Hur
f.an s.J- IHrres .usa .rEr 'aEfss
uur HarI a'raHH HH Ula r rHHa
8uE a'r gaV Ha'.a asty s.=s.1rasf..
Nrsr apwtnfe ast. a'ra ar 'an
ru5r HaEr Hs.Hpr. H-avIf'v'rF rf
Riszsf suU aBf I1vrsfsHf .B#
1rr4Hf Hsars aN-4gr
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
o0vIRN1lIu1 S1llL ACTIVE
n WITT GlAvI cAAID

Wesh;asloa. t,e.s tss-lHss.t de-.
ais, sssm the department of ias,se-
'nsi thrt- hss r.~n sss tsissatSos
in thc prrecsastoa os white slave
eases ~ss lsih sstoer tire senate s-.
'tav hy s-nascr Kern.
No esHs. q. .sou ~atse ssa.. psr-
So ution. N sss~s m, tasclstas
sommrsstsiisr, NJ. ~ n ,...r.,. sad
AMI ro arv frsusss.oN. o. ,e the rs.
so'Scm.at nj tire sss have he.s made
since the i~.urrSseacs oi the new a.
setn"J general ss'd sac serafs.
ur.as Of justice rnsssoranauuss
ON the ,oa'tsss. the a..-s' ':ms NJ
NJ justice s.s adhered IN IN. rss.
'i.c aacrt'a 'mnse''issci, after tho
psssa1r nf the is~ and felIosevI aut.
ms 'hc rseeiNse astmInistrasiras
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. pccs ,s.-lIcs.s Recci rss
Ss..".. sraske, slow. weak tn So un-
dor yesterdays average buik o' sai~~
..sg t. $50: ItsL'a 7ss So s5"s
mike. .s5" to ..s.: hcsv, ..5. 80
:ss,! rough :" :" $50. rig. 5s
to ia.
Cattle Receipts s.a".. market
steady. src,rs sS" 'o .s". Texas
steers .ss ,o ...". western steer
IS" to .s.ss s,ocscr. and feeders
>" tc $50. COW. aud heit.rs 4 q"
tn :. S.a". calves s. to iis"
sheep: Receipts 1899. market
.trone: native ~" to $50. western
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
DENVER LIVESTOCK

b~ns.r. Cole. Dee, Cattle
Receipts a"": marL", stead, beef
ft-~rs . Ia ...Ss ssW. aud h.if-rs e
." $50. .'"'k.rs ,nd feeders ; tn
s,s.: .aisrs {: &. ss."
HOGS; Receipts S"n. mark-, steady
L" strong: TOP 80 hmis ai .aI.
$50 Ia ;s".
sheep Is~s-ip,s g ssn"s market
strong: y-asiinss .s',. . u.,h-rs
." Io q: iamhs : 3" Ca : ."s Aw..
sss ii.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
1AMPlc0 TAKEN eY
REoelS, REPORT
.s.ssssseA sssn sss~ ~


i,~'nssiis". ss.osgas brs Is sss'
i-s Marss. sssa-s4Sssv. e rnsrais'
n,-nsl-r .s sas Hr,si.h parliament
vss hrt- ,usssy u. s.nt-F vt'h .~ns
-ssi s'a,sansa ssxssstirs walters
ehi.h he S.rr-.i p-r.'s '"rs"naI Tie
arrived after . -surtt-.t stiT. pars ct
SStrt !. usar ~ au'.s1obiir from
Tuu.rts N,is sns ~rus int. ssus
tssrns. as .ase Nish the ''rss.''B
ss.aslss, ss.,r. sna.s ~ rt-t.
Major ArrEaf-sh--. sH" v"n h's
military .wI- IN Apu,N As-iSss csss5a
paizn.. explained ssa' h. taSs "U
rI- ,sar. 'rir in :h~ 'uufd States
stro ~. arsissr.t ss s6sis a.. ssst ~
the trsuss~nr ristI ana rsiiu,ry a.t .
7.nw-ri iIr said hi interest was
NJ, ,.,osed hy she tac, that r-st nf
,n- Ersiis. Investigation n,d H""r
-.satr or tho rtkct sid.
IN. visitor iasgna'cd 'ta' 'Ns
n.r- w. Il. TsrIissa-u, ans 'us' NJ.
sish-,' p, ,s,s supple, with la''. ''s
sirnic, sha' his mission va IN arv
vav official. explaining :hs' he tUT.
resented ,hr central Tn'urv district
NJ I-sfrn sn a minority psr'v.
ycron.I Juan y. Mc1sina. 'ornrrIS
caisf Of .'ass =. Crn"sai villa ana
military ..nu ,nsaas at IuarSt. ar
rived here also. i,c hal a ,,shie--
auct With ';-rerai JaIrsuts VI ou
sh". subject. IL was believed. W Mo
dina .rs.s-; ~ ~ T.sc AZ -h" insi'-
CATION .f E-trrsl Nilis N.siira
,r,gsscs, ,hrI inc at N'cu. Nris
Los Angeles. Cal. De - The
iIcw.r ~ cur colonies was in Mex
leo. said Ircsidcat smi,h. "''u'
,,cori,. had favored there fur p luar
ter of centur- auJ achieved WON
ter,ul results They wrr- forseii tu
Civ. uy Who'll. 'ovDs and ris'-S
their hcue-s aud churches. all .s IN"
vaIu, m more than si"..'"..""
" avn isuiug spcciaI mc. sag to-
sh" unhappy .xiIcs from Mexico.
no cn'iau.I 1T is this I.cok not
with longing n-sr's upN Nrsic".
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12

~ Pc, T',pss les 4: F.ur
,r'"p. "' 'n',"'i states .s,sirv '"is
h"r" g"T i''r i'," i"s:sy Z" .IF-nsIh
"'' 'h' i"'T'.'r fa'."i ssI ,haf lso,n' ",.
account "f 'b~ s'tuiai"n ~ oi,nsss.
M.Ni'" Th- aFH1V 10 gaEiHr uF".
"am;i"np .sSihss = rssst sir E-tr'"s'
oi N-s",n irs'sT.I sSssaies intD rnl'"
Sia'-~ '"rsts"FA ~ rl~s ~ sa as
s.R "n ni.asss ia F-u-is
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
CURED or LIVER COMPLAINT

~ was suffering with Iitar .um-
pIaint. saws Iva s-ws'h ~ Point
Blank. Texas. and H-rid.L ~ 'ry a
2sy box Of Chamb"rIain's Tablet
aud am happy t." say that am CONF
al.'cIv cured and ran recommend
them to every enc For sale nv AZ
dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Crteaao. iArrs iss=rirss ssI-~ IT
hsnsi.tnn. sss- unchanged In 3 cents
oft aad there sas subsequent
downward movrmens all ar"inss
r'nsr Pork January a. Mss
sss":is
Lard. January iss;ss Mas tis"5
Rih.. January iasss Nsy iitiis
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
NEW YORK METAL

S-~ York. p-~ is.=i.-ad au,.,
. 80 1. sa:
St~iisr aai~,. S-s 's siss
Carp~r steady standard. ss.a, ana
futures. nns rIa'si5 -l-s,fols'i.
i,s;. q. is..".
rin sss, SPOT and n-rsrh-r y; -
To s;ss
ir"a nuirt. unchanged
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12

i'r-slSi.s Tssss. F-v - Th~ sat.
rsii.r ., pimSss. ~. s's". "n arc
.~''i-r ~h-i- -. lsst"gal ,F" "sfs hat-
.ns-nia,.is ,aa4s ~as "ns. ~ ia-
'IsB' waiting il 4s'iSit ..'ipn ~ p
r.n-i a,sasf i,sh.j ssaHas gs's Fs--
n.rt" 1. s- instseslas atH nltssis4ss
as' s''i.s ss- Villas i.ai' wsr .srits,.d
:. l. ~ai,'ss So T-inJ"gs sss. rnss
Nhirh ..a-gat Frsustss" Nit's ass
s-.' .ruTs ''tssushva 1bs f,ETst's
rr"psniH viii i.~ aati-s strs~ f.'',
siii hsS@ ~" aassnsass III isrSas
aisle !. ,sk~ us.st.i.hs ant sloshtns
ss".. 'ag u8i.st s,a,-.
oiinssa 10. .ss's's~.is sr.~n /.
..isasass.n fsasa sIhaas.ss ssshjax ss
sis as s~sra ss"stssas TAr federal
's.ias-r. saa Sitjtisa F~sns~r~ ~hn
aasr a"s rsmsSes a.. river sFr Ss@e'su
col ins. q ias 4s..ts-- b"siszs s.-a.rs
Al ssiE s.l"s M.Fsssi.ss hrsiaaass-ss
ss msEssi ~ . ssF s@psis ps,s
Nans 'rFSp@ress ss"Fsas haN. s-rs
~s~s,-ss In rfv.ssii. {" Btrst 'h- arv at
irsBsnh tss pgatisJ@Bs N'i sbs s~sis
hsN- {" Isn saufrs' tgusn Ngsss T-Sz
as ss- nsaF~s, saj1sas ssssiga0
M.tsre .'JNs nr" ts siF i.i".3l
.sr''sns 'ne HFHhss taiais'sss '"q'as
jas.-rarst tho Gatsiss "ssisr brsu 'hs'
,h- itssisb "'WiseFe issatas'rF saa
i1~rmi.s~ sSu "a an" ~as 4" sui5sS"
tBr ssuss-es iSrFwirs and SasJols
sna ar rSu~s,-et Ia arrive in NrtiH
sss ~btsTs ~ fbr tsrgjartNs ~ s"t'
w~vN
u.Hssyl rutT.ss Sbr r't'sj ''ajsr iu
,h- Sem isiit> ,'-'~si dIs'Fts's hes Dns
ii'i.d 'hr smrsjssn s"nspI that sr'
Death p-ua1sY viii Js- -Sar,ut ss~r
sny --ls-i failing s" srsrrv, Nr~pissa
'fv ~ and jBs~srssa
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
RATES OF EXCHANGE

N~s fasLs H~e is-,'t6s~ l's5pse
mercantile paper 81 Ia
Tanmsssial bills ss.i
lsss silver ss
M-sissn dollars -.
s.n,esnm-n. hoads ssr.fN
HsiirrAa bonds vsat
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

New York. Dee. .-Amaisamni,
81 .s.' Sugar Ia. Nichison ....
Northern Pacific Ia. Southern Pa.
"iii" N.s: southern Railway ..l:
rrion Pacific is"s: 4 s. Steel ss.:
4 =. Steel preferred 1857.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
THE MONEY MARKET

Ns~ Sask. h-. ~ TAFT m".-,
~asirs. ~ 30 q
Time inaas saeaay % sass 3, So
DAYS 3. .os month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
NEW YORK COTTON

New York. Dee. coiion. spot
steady; midaiins i5,i"; suif 1853,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
ST. LOUIS METAL

ST, iOuis. Mo. Dec, la.-i."ad dull
asa 10 $50.
Sp.iier Iuie,. t..3 to 3.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
MONEY 10 LOAN

On real property Nt rcasnnani. 10,
t"rest McGlsshan \ Cow 81
SALE
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12

~ I'ssws T~vass U-u ts Num
b~rs Dt 'hs srss5ss epJeDs ~ " Ia en-
late s"sisy sr'rsr phrsl protests 'Hsshs
spanish ministers in wasbFSEs1B an
I-sir" yi'y against she as'I"p "i
Fvbvls At Cbihuabua. sh" ar' f~psSt.
81 4" baVr 8isrb p6.Irs 'ba' s.J
= ss1aisfd. must I-aV- she bJtv. wj'U .
IL ten DAYS The IBvp@'mrnss NJ
ri;isan. "t spsin iu onr,Bpru Nrsi."
ar" large
rui'sd states v"usuI Edvars'ss Il.
Iuar-a 'C,tsy -sEd he he'd received
N" ui'I h; rrrsrr' " 'ur ou'Fs ~ She
r-I,-is in,U tbs Usi,ish VIZ. funsrts's
tw arrest t.uIs TsrFatas. tF
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
THE NJ ARK F. rs
"a TVLL AsSOcOATED PRESS ~
" DAILY REPoRTS W

i.:0 10 $50: ycarlInss 5.33 To s.,a:
lambs. native SIS 10 5; western I.6
tn>.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12

nI, hu,,i "-a I.m.-s s.d n-u
rhur'H"s us.ra s"u sr'r
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12

karsas rity. Ww. n~y " Ths,
Mexican IAr"sSrs susc sgu bus ina
~ -Isnss IN zraas nu1ilsass sui
large grsr'uis- "g auriuni;io.t toS
sr,1ugsIIta sss ~ rHs. 7sus.l.~ iuru
MrVisu. is IN. Jatir, .f ~, polite
These srrp''r~. IN ysiia" -. srs
l'ring "'isiu"' f'rw psvs.bsussss
nsiI usFss aud =rg-ssag a,.yIs
h"uss= r".i,, tss"rtis sbgE '11.i
Mryi'lns when @sassrsi srI-as. ssv
arrs.i. anu -b5s 'as- is z,V.T 'v 'HN
raiicu - = -tasfs fur 'tsir b.s'isf that
-hr arms U,'ug ssthrrvJ srs 'wr
shirns.rt uu. ~ tssnsas -
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
l,0se

Key ring with three keys Mcn6ay
between hieh sehOni ami Seventh
81. Finder return 10 this office. q
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12

rsrea,s,..xe~s see q mos,s.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-05
uuETn IN Nees SEEK cAlle
control un.Il March s.h las.. be

control until March sth last. He Is
81 ysars old.
Disss and cAninessi have long
bean intimate frisnds. Both arr mar
ried and have families.
Under The names Of Fisher and
Whitman. IL Il alleged that Disgs and
Caminstti began TO court the Norris
and Warrington girls last winter.
Finally things went % far that when
the real identity Of the men was dis
covered by the girls the relations Of
the four aid not break on. II was
after this that the plan 10 leave the
city began to take shape--the journey
that was TO land the two couples In
the federal net under the white slave
law.
Once upon the train. the girls gave
themselves up to the plans for the
elopement and ceased to rebel. The
four Travelled In one stateroom- On
arrival st Reno. New. In early morn
Ing the party went 10 hotel. Four
days later the two couples were ar
rested living together in bungalow
at Reno. 4p
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-05

the new charter contains specific pro.
visions M to the procedure and 10 III.
issuance aud sale of bonds for such
purposes. and providca that In the
notice OF sale thereof Il shall be- stat
cd that the bonds are issucd and dis.
rosed OF under this charter.
"Thc notice of sale N submitted
with the transcript falls to comply
with this requirement for the very ~.
sar.nt reason that the bonds are no,
IN ',ct being issued aud disposed Of
under tho now charter"
Tho council last night discussed the
matter. and Il 10 probable that . spe-
cifi election will be held In = short
time TO vote on the issuance OF the
bonds. In that case. tho issucs would
be icgaiircd. as the company desires
1his is the bonding house which
~ax awarded the S75.7s3 rcfundinw
bond issue. A. this was under the
new charter. the house states that
they expect TO nnd the issue satisfac-
tory In every way.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-05
CRY NALL. FIRE, sARAet DoHDs
,con,inued from page -

aud Issue the bonds Of said city for
any specific municipal purpose,
The proceeding taken with rcf.
ercncc to the Issuance OF said bonds
acre all under the charter of May 81.
1910. However. the bonds remain
Ing unsoli during the l.i, Of said
charter. II u now proposed To sell
same. am not Informed as to wheth.
ar the city oficials are relying upon
tho old charter for the Issuance OF said
bonds now. or whether they are re-
lying upon the present charter.
In my opinion there 10 a serious
question m To whether said bonis
can be- lawfully issued under either OF
said charters. There 10 nothing In tho
new charter which specifically per-
petuates the authority TO issuc tho
bonds In question. On the contrary.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-05
NEARLY 10000
new DAIRY COWS
ORsxOx LEANS PACIFIC NORTW.
WEST IN IMsORTATsON-rnR
GR0wTH ~ Tnis INDUsrRy
HAs BEEN ENORMOUS

! PORTLAND. Aug. s.--rhs growth
OF the dairy Industry In the Pacins
Northwest during ths last few years
! has been extraordinary. According
10 George Mokel. considered one oi
the greatest authorities ON cows In
this section 3s.s55 cows we're brought
into the states Of Oregon. idaho and
Washington during the last year. Oi
this amount importations into Oregon
during the year ~erc 1850 head
Washington io.7so. and idaho H.
'e2s. or the total amount In the
three states. Mr.. Mokel alone brought
forward 1906 hssd. which he dis
tributed among the various interests.
The market for dairy cows 10 strong
Considsrins the extreme tishtnsss OF
the money market the situation II un-
usually favorable. There 10 . great
demand for cows. but on account Of
the money situation producers are un-
able 70 secure the funds.
There has been an appreciable I'm
provement In the quality Of the ar
rivals. HolstsIns have been In great
est demand, and II 10 safe to say that
90 per cent Of the arrivals were Of
this caristy. The reason for this b
apparent when II Ii shown that the
average milking Of . H0lstsin II SIX
gallons. compared with ~ galiors
for Jersey.
There 10 . wide difference In cows.
Just - In other lines. Some complaint
IL made by producers Of the price they
are asked for nrst class dairy stu6.
Generally speaking they compare beef
cows with dairy cows. and this Il
scarcely fair. The average beef COW
gives from IN 70 three gallons OF
milk each day. while good dairy cows
milk from Ave to eight gallons each,
Cows for beef have recently sold At
the market from Ss6 70 $50 each.
therefore the difference In price Ii
somewhat less than many had be-
lisv-sd.
The last year has amply demon
utrstsd that dairying ID the industry
that viii bring klamath to the front.
Only sfsw yssss ago there was not .
single creamery n operation IN en-
lire klamath county. At present
LhSss Of these Institutions are being
operated. and they are exporting but
lsr 70 the amount Of approximately
1900 every month
During the year more than 800
head Of dairy cows have been shipped
into the klamath Basin. These cows
Aavs been bought By farmers who !
have htrstofors raised hay and grain |
IND sold the crude product.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-05
TOWNTOPICS

Civil Servbce Exams.--The United
States Civil Service commission an
nounces that . male clerk examina-
tion for the klamath Falls. Oregon.
postofscs, viii b held on August -.
1919. Age limits. ~ to %S years.
Attention 10 invited to the fact that
the entrance salary u nov $500 per
annum. instead Of $500. - hereto
fore. at
Issrk From Ousing.-Mrs. c. G.
Hogue and daughter. Miss Hortenss.
have returned from Spring Greek.
where they spent week. Mr.. Hogue
and Miss Faye Hogus vent 10 the
Greek to meet them Sunday.
Here Ia visit--Miss Mary Jones ar
rived last evening from Fort Wright.
near Spokane. Wash. to visit her sis
ter. Mrs. J. c. Brockenbrough. She
viii remain some time.
tn the Ctty.--councilman W. o.
Huson and wife left Monday for San
Francisco on combined business and
professional trip. They will be away
u month.
Returns sonah--Hames Hardie has
returned to San Francisco. after
visit with his brother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis r. Setter.
Mr.. HardIe is connected with the Cal
ifornia Fruit Gamers Association In
the Bay City.
Herc From Busanvills.-Miss Ar
line Haley OF susanvills ID the guest
OF her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar l.. Carter. Miss Haley will re-
main two or three months.
Local Girl 20 Teach.--Miss Jessie
Telford has been elected to teach the
Mt. Laki school this year. She 10 q
graduate OF the Klamath county high
school. For the past two years she
has been attending Albany college. 4
Visits Her 6oa.--Mrs. N. w.
George is here from San Francisco 10
visit her son. Charles George. the
popular auditor Of the klamath De-
velopment company. She will visit
Upper Lake points and Crater Lake
while In the klamath country.
B0niface vistts.--August Grim
waldt. owner of the Golden Eagle
hotel at Redding. IL spending . few
lays with Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Carter.
BIKE 70 Crater Lake. Ernsl |
stearns. Elmer Lawrence and Johnnie !
Of the Herald circulation |
and WIN Mcmillan Will
cave in the morning on their bicycles
or q two weeks outing. The boys !,
viii visit Crater Lake. Spring Greek.
Fort Klamath and other points Of in
crest in klamath county.
Auto Trip.--v. N. 0arich and wife.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-05

Machinery for inserting bristiss 10
brushes has been patented By . Cali
fornian.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-05
Leading Clothiers

n. p. Evans and wife and Miss Myrtle
Maddox autoed to Crater Lake sun
day. after spending Saturday night at
Fort Klamath. On the return trip
the party took the wcstside route
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-08-05

Asa,landen Hcre.--Julius Hart aud
wife Of Ashland are In the city this
afternoon. making . short rest on an
extended trip through Southern Ore
gon BY automobile.