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. wires Byron, Antioch, Martinez-storm
ules
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americans In London were weak and gener-
: &@% lower. Canadian Pacific was of
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TO INSPECT GENERAL PETRoLEUM

Andrew weir and r. Tilden Smith.
organizers OF the British syndicate
that is TO take over control Of the
General Petroleum and Union Oil CON-
Los Angeles and Will Immediately be-
gin their tours OF inspection of the
properties Of the two companies in
TINS state.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC STATEMENT

II is said that the coming Missouri
Pacific statement for November Will
make an unfaxorable showing and it
is asserted that no progress has been
auirements. although $50. 600 900 notes
viii fail due next June. This stock
made a new low record in New York
today.
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. 22:-Copper-uulet
standard. spot not quoted. December. offered
at 14.I5c; January and February, offered al
IA csc; electrolytic, 14.37 u i4.50c; lake, i
u 1890. nominal; casting, 14gl4 1z1ae
Tin-Weak: spot 70 January 36.6214 csc
February. 36.67l @37. 1216c; March, 5000
1928.
Antimony-Dull; Cookson's 7.45@7 Soc.
Iron-Quiet No 1 northern. S15$s 1880; No
2 southern, S14 75@15.25; No. southern
$15@I5.5O; No. 1 southern soft, $159l5.50.
London markets closed as follows Copper
firm; spot f64 IS Cd; futures. f64 i2s Cd.
Tin easy; spot, E16s IS: futures, f169 los.
fron-Cleveland warrants, Cos.
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LOCAL sueAR QUOTATIONS

The Western sugar Kefinlng company quotes
as follows. in bags Of 100 lbs Western
fine granulated. 4.45e; fruit do, 4.45c; Gamers
do, 4.45c; crystal dominos ID cartons, S.25c;
do ID cartons. soc; monarch bar. 4. soc;
tablets In half bbs, 495c; do In 25 10 boxes,
5.20c; cubes. 4.T0c; monarch powdered 4 SIC .
xxx powdered. 455e: confectionery A.
4 45e; beet graduated 600 lb bags only,
4.25c; extra G. 4.g5c; golden @. 3.S5c; D 3 75c
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis
4.45e; c. and II. fine standard 4.45c; coarse
dry granulated, 4.45e; confectioners A, 445c
berry, 4.45c: powdered 4.55c; cubes 4 roc:
.'Higrade'' bar. 4.s0c. bricks (in halt bblsl
4s5c: do in 25 ID boxes 5.20c; r. and Il.
chrysttal dominos @ 10 cartons). s.25c; do 2 lb
cartons, S.T5c; extra fine dry granuated 600
10 bags only), 425c; extra G, Bose; golden
c, 8. Sc; yellow d, 375c
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Spring Valley Water stock gained
o1ierter point on the San Francisco
Stock and BOND exchange this morn
ing, when 81 shares sold at S51. Cali
fornia Wine common was strong at
500 Except for single sale, the
bond department was inactive IN
listed securities We're dormant Gen
era1 Petroleum IS continued weak
with $50 bid and s5I asked.
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BuRLIxGAME SCHOOL BONDS

Torrance. Marshall & Co. were the
successful bidders last week for the
$4,000 Burlin game school district
bonds, securing the entire issue at
premium of Sill
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NEW YORK SUGAR QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Dec. %. Raw sugar. unset.
az. 23c: molasses. 24s6n2. .4sc refined, easy.
unchanged TO 4 points lower: cut loaf. b.35c;
crushed. 520c: mold A. 4.S5c: cubes. 4.40c:
granllatcd iI.se: diamond A. 4.iJc, confec-
TONERS A, A.O5c, No. ]. z.05a.
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Cardinal RampoIIa's
Will Missing, Rumor
Nv Associated Press.

ROME. Dec. ga rumor is current
| In vatican circles that box supposed
| to contain the will and other i'm
| portant papers of the late Cardinal
Rampolla has disappeared.
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r. h RATE ADVANCE EXPECTED

A New York dispatch to j. c. Will
son & Co says that il seems fairly
certain that the railroads will be ac-
corded substantial rate advances. 1t
IS difficult TO exaggerate the impor-
tance of this both to the railways and
the industrial companies. The rail-
roads Immediately viii be large buy
ers Of supplies and proceed with large
belterments and improvements. There
IS also likely TO be large buying for
foreign account OF railway securities.
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pEcLINE IN sIGAR

A further decline Of 1e points in the
wholesale price OF al grades of re-
fined sugar IS announced this morn
ing by the Western Sugar Refining
company. TIE total decline in two
weeks has been 20 points. or one-ffth
OF cent per pound.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-Hogs-Receipts, "a. 600
head; market strong and 6l10c above Satur-
d,ays s,as, A. ssyerage a Bulk Of sales s5eo@7.7
s Issas ss oo e. n heavy
7.65.
Cattle-Receipts. II. 900 head market steady
to 10c higher Beeyes, $6.10@eS 80: Texas
steers. $6.z0G5.75: western steers. S6a7 rs:
stockers and feeders. SJQI.50: cows and heif-
ers 81. .354S 500; calves. s7@10.50
Sheep-Receipts, 20. 600 head: mostly 10615c
higher. Native. $4.i0@56J western. 4.4OM
5.10 yearlings S55oQ6.65: lambs. native
Sc. 4097 30. western So. .40m795.
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FLouR AND GRAIN

Quotations In San Francisco this morning:
Flour Iper ctlj-Net cash: California family
extras, S5.6o616; bakers extras, 81. G5 % 20;
superfne. So. aG454 10, Dakotas. So. 4017 40: !:
Wheat tper ctll-Cal!fornia club, sl.521a a
l.55: northern wheat. blnestem. s1.671k n
1.7o; Turkey red. Sl.5s y ql.65, red Russian
$1.55 Il 57i1
Barley tper ctll--sood to choice feed. 81. 80
g1.52aA: lower grades sl.25@i. .2714; shipping
and brewing s1-35G5I~40.
Oats (per ctl)-White. s142I5 al. .471k; red
seed, S1750l9J; black. 81. 5013; surprise
$1.47Ia 9I.50.
Corn (per ctn-Eastern to arrive ST. 20 for
yellow and Sill for white; Egyptian, white
$165; Kafnr. nominal
Rye (per ctll-Oregop. 81 COOL .05
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WEEKLY GRAIN REVIEW

ChiCAGO, Dec. z2.-Last week in wheat
M saw Duilisn enorts on the part OF local inter-
ss.s nuiHned to certain extent by fha
soserhment crop report. 1t was the general
StieI xeI ln the trade here and the world over
.as .nas prices are on good legitimate basis
WIN GOOD supply and demand situation but
WIN the light volume of speculation and ad
verse business conditions the market i nor
sapected 70 do much in the Immediate fut,ire
many good spectators. however who are bull
ish LOOK Tor higher prices next month There
IL unusual forwardness in the crop condition
ana heavy losses aDticfpated Iafar ~,
should adverse weather develop which ia ono
or the hopes OF the bulls
A surprisingly large movement Of corn vvas
on last week. considering the fact that we
nave short crop this year. The percentage Of
low graae corn was so excessive as TO depress
prices, and this was reflected in the weakness
IN futures. but declines in futures were small
despite the adverse conditions There are cor
dltions surrounding the December corn which
may make Considerable trouble Holdings are
large, and while there was some selling by the
bulls on the hard spots il was only small
percentage OF the holdings Whether the shorts
Will go into the pit and buy their corn where
they sold Ii during the remaining DAYS of this
month is question.
Little change WAS made In the oat situation
Trading was light and largely professional
Hogs continued to be marketed freely at
lower prices. Spectators are taking the pack
ers' offerings. but made no headwav I'm ad-
vancing prices last week. Commercial copdi-
tions are not such to make an enthusiastic
situation for the bulls. Cash trade was fair
and shipments OF meats were large.
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ERCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTF
SOUTHERN PAC|F| F|C
TONES UP MARKE I
Rises to 885a in New York,
Carrying Other Stocks
With II

NEW YORK, Dec 22.-Stocks re-
acted at the opening today from the
higher level of Saturday Western
Union was especially heavy. dropping
y to new low record at SO. Amer
lean Telephone declined nearly point
and Canadian Pacific lost 2%. The
market in general was fractionally
lower. but after a few minutes Of
trading prices stiffened Lehigh VAL
ley rose l and Sugar / II
Buyers at the early low prices were
intimidated by the volume of selling
orders which the rally brought out
and by liquidation In Canadian Pacific,
western Union and American Tele-
phone. Popular stocks returned to
opening figures. where they were sup
ported
weakness OF special stocks imposed
restraint on the market. as did for
eign selling of Canadian Pacific. Steel
and Amalgamated. The preparations
Tor year end settlements at Berlin,
where some money strain was looked
Tor. were responsible Tor the selling
from that quarter of Canadian Pa
S~SSoo hoiS ehdH
points
western Union was again depressed
and Missouri Pacific went to 2sA, the
lowest point in 20 years. The range
or prices as a whole was narrow.
with the average at noon q shade un-
der Saturdays close.
Active bidding for Southern Pacific
gave tone to the whole market, and
prices hardened. Southern Pacific rose
TO SS "a, and the telephone and tele-
graph stocks rallied. l to points.
rorelgn houses sold 10000 shares.
Bonds were irregular
Inc market closed strong. The
snort interest provided q leverage for
marking up prices in a substantial
Were conspicuously strong. particu-
larly Can. Gains of from / to 3 points
were made In many cases.
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO. Dec 22.-Butter steady. Cream
cries, 22636c. Eggs higher. Receipts, 4.61o
cases At mark. cases included, 2sG29lse; or
steady. Daisies. 15& Q16c; twins, 1874 q
Islze; Americas, 15%. ei6c; icnghorns, i5A q
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rocAr. pANK CrEARINGs

Local bank c1earings as reported
by the San Francisco Clearing House
association follow:
Monday, December y ......... $S,6OJ, ,olS. 30
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NORTHWESTERN WHEAT cRop

PORTLAND, Dec. 22.--The Evening Journal
says: "0ut Of crop OF -, 900. 900 bushels OF
wheat in Oregon. Idaho and Washington DUR
ing the last season there We're less than 20,
0Q0 900 bushels remaining unsold In the hands
Of farmers on December 10. The results are
rather startling inasmueh as they show far
smaller percentage than the trade generally
had anticipated
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PORK. LARD AND oIL

The San Francisco quotations this morning
on pork. lard, cooking oil and family beef are.
Golden Gate lard. tierces, lac; do sos. per case
$7.13; do los, Ss.25; do 5s. $S93; do 3s $9
do los. $6.75; do 5s. $3.50: do 3s. Sc 90; vel.
low arrow cooking oil. G6c; white arrow cook
ing oil. Zoe; primrose salad oil Toe; extra
family beef. s24; family beef. $24: extra mess
beef $24; extra prime pork. $25; extra pig
pork. $50. Califene-Tubs. 1IMc; half bbls
11%c: ! tierce 11Hc; 2 tierces. 1I3Ac; s
tierces. lie; cases. 81. Cottoiene-Half bbls
1lNc: l tierce. 11ssc; 2 tierces. 11lac; IS,
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NEW york MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec 22.--Call money firm,
SE a35b per cent; ruling rate, 35s per cent;
closing. 81 G3ss per cent Time loans weaker.
Sixty days. 5G5A per cent; 90 days, per
cent; six months. Az. as per cent Mercantile
paper, 5% @6 per cent. Sterling exchange
STEADY Sixty days S4SI15; demand, 4.s530:
conmericai bills. 81 SO1a Bar silver. 5T%c.
Mexican dollars, 44Ssc- Government bonds,
arm; railroad bonds, irregular.
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HAMS AND RAcnN

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams 1O-I2
2t7ac. do 1874, 21Ac; do 14-16. 2115c; prinl-
rose bacon, 46. 30c; eastern star hams. 1912.
21c; do I2-14 21c; eastern skid hams 22i6c:
do 14-16. 21c: eastern star bacon 40 zoe:
do 6-s 2Sc; do $40. &c; do 1912. 26c; mon
arch hams 1912 20c: do 1915 21c; monarch
picnic hams. 14lzc; bacon. $40. 26hc;a
do 1912. 25lac; medium bacon. 2OMc: 1t. d.
s., $40, 23c; do 1912, pc; light medium.
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RANK cHANGEs HANDs

Cruz, the control OF which was In the
hands of Alfred MeyersteIn and John
H Spring of this city has changed
hands and the control has passed into
the hands OF W. p. Netherton, DIR. r.
T. Phillips, Charles Z. Towne and O.
C Campbell, who secured an option
on the Spring and Meyerstein stock
and sold 1t TO directors of the Santa
Cruz allied banks.
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FRESH FISH

Fresh Fish Cleaned and iced T. o. b. prices,
per lh@-Halibut 1sc: carp. &c; catfish, 12Hc:
Goldfish. &c: red rock i217c; barracuda. 10c;
i2b,e: white bait Sc salmon f2i+c: striped
bass. 1se; saa bass. &c: shnd &c; herrlng. 81
mackereI. &c; crabs. so per dozen.
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4oNnor MONEY RATEs

T0~D0N- Dec. z2.--Coosols Tor money
n 5-18: do account. Il ZIG: Union Pacific,
5soI.- bar silver. steady. % I3- led; money
<a4iz per cent. discount rates, short bills ),
tLrea months' 13-l644%.
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nRooMHALL,s GRAM GABLES

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 22.-World's shipments
were large. but these were Offset by private
reports here OF continued unfavorable weather
In Argentina, and therefore opening values
were unchanged frem Saturday There was
then advance Of 1s. but later this advance
was lost on increasing Plate offers and con-
tinued favorable Grip accounts from Australia
Corn opened unchanged and later advanced
". Worlds shipments were large. but the
continent is taking freely. and with fewer
Plate offers and hrmness In spot shorts COW
cred.
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FOREIGN GRAIN MARKET

Buenos Aires wheat opened quiet, unchanged.
Corn unchanged to X higher.
Liverpool wheat closed 4 az lower. Corn
u lower.
Paris wheat closed lsGz lower. Antwerp X
lower.
Berlin wheat closed Il lower. Budapest x
lower.
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PROVISION PnoDucrs

Prices quoted this morning BY Roth Blum
Packing company.
Hams lper lb,-Dove. 22c; Reliance. 1910.
choice, 1916 1sc; 1880. lie; Dove. boiled.
2elac; Reliance do. CSC: do choice. 2ehc:
boiled picDics. zoe; choice picnics. I5c
Bacon tper lb)-Dove $40 25c: 6-s 2sc
Reliance, 6S. 25hc; $40. 24hc; choice, e-s.
2s l4e; $40 2S1sc: 1912. 2lc: Banner: $40.
zlc; 1912. zoe: light bacon bellies 1912.
1910; English bacon strips. 19c; light me-
dium. 171ac: medium, 171ac
lard Lard sfierce basis. per lb,-Banner. 13c;
Salad oil ttierces)-1deai zoe per gal. Cook
oil. per gal, yellow &C. white 64c
Dressed Meats tper lb}-Steers. 12612hc;
COWS, 1iGl2c; bulls. 9Hc, wethers. 10c; ewes,
&c: lambs, 12c.
TaIlow tper lb)--A. eHc; prime. 7sac; NUT.
Beef and Pork tper bbD-Mess beef. $50;
extra family beef. $22; prime mess pork S23 :
clear pork. S2S: pig pork. $32
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rrAn Ann sPELTER

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Lead--ouiet. 1850
05c London EI7 I5s.
speIter- -sleody, 5Ia95.25c- London, f21
foe
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POULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning the San Fran
cisco Wholesale market:
Poultry lper lb)-Cslifornia fryers. 1eQ22c:
old roosters. 10Q12c; do young. 1SQ 20c; hens
small, le117c; eastern hens. lGQ1Sc; do young
stock. 17fg21c.
Per dozea-Caiifornia hens. medium. 81. 500
$50; do extra, SSGgl0c; old roosters. S4G4.50;
young roosfers. $50 7.50: do full grown, SSG9,
fryers, IS. .5036 so; broilers. S405; DUCKS old,
s4G6: do young. sTG9: pigeons, S150; do
squads. s2g3; eastern hers. s7Q1t. according
10 size; geese. per pair. S2G3
Turkeys (per lbl-Live young. 19d22c; DO
old I7Q20c: dressed. 22l27c
Game tper doz)-Rabbits. S2G2.50; Belgian
hares, s446; wild $2Q2 rs; geese. white 81 "a
2 so; do gray, s4Ga4. 50: brant, s2Q4; canvas
back, S5G6; mallard. s4Q6; widgeon. s.. 5o93.
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FORECAST TILL P 81. PACIFIC TIME
TUESDAY

For San Francisco. Oakland and vicinity
Fair cooler tonight; Tuesday fair: heavy frost
Tuesday morning. fresh northwest wind.
For California north OF the Tehachapi-
Fair cooler tonight: Tuesday fair; heavy frost
Tuesday morning; fresh northwest wind.
For California. south OF the Tehaehapi-
Unsettled weather tonight and Tuesday, prob
ably rain: fresh to brisk southwest wind.
For Nevada-Rain or snow tonight and
Tuesday.
For Sacramento vaIley-Fair, cooler tonight,
Tuesday fair; heavy frost Tuesday morning !;
fresh northwest wind
For Santa Clara yaHey-Fair. cooler tonight:
Tuesday fair; heavy frost Tuesday morning
fresh northwest wind.
For San Joaquin valley-Fair. cooler tonight;
Tuesday fair; heavy frost Tuesday morning
fresh northwest wind
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LOCAL PRODUCE
RECEIPTS INTERIoE
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS

Quotations on the San Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce exchange:
Butter-Per pound:
Grades Dec is Dec. 10 Dec. 20 Dec .22
Fresh extras. ....... soc 291ac 29c 80c
Fresh drsts...-.. oSIhc 2S1@c 2Shc 2SISc
Eggs-Per dozen:
Grades Dec IS ec1e Dec. 20 Dec "a
Fresh extras. 42lAc Acc hIc 47c
Selected pullets $50 4lc 45Mc 43Mc
Cal storage extras 35lac 351ac 85isc S5izo
oheese-California fancy fats, 17c per ID:
nrsts, 1e1ae; fancy Young Americas, tic; do
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-16
~ uoN. LUIGI LUZATT1
i"'' rfm" Mn.i.r of Italy and EMini.i~r Finance.
tWri,t.n ~ United I'r~ssl

There hAs ALREADY been noted the
,iAmnf "ith which tho Americans Of
the United states decided upon som,
Tine aGo ana completed their In,-.tI.
usaiinn ~ 'bo question u banks of
issu' iUi the purpose Of fsformin,
ihsif pI'ssBt Inadequate currency
sIttsm
~ that tine all EuTups uAa levied
uIs"h iyf Information aud ltAl,s con.
.uibu'iuH -as ,ompeiboily made bJ
h'Gnuf 'aBU,al did not at that
iiiu' mas' aIy comment. not bssaus-
pi ia's u courtesy. but merely be.
0auss ! ~as then at The head OF u.
EvtsfHmTuI Nuu. uust admit. I
On not sDfFJ tspt silent. 10 fact.
'hs pf'pussd lass lot the reform Of
The currency In the United states.
vhish have followed tho iE,sstkA.
uun into the question oi banks of
Issue, appear a. mo most stfAns.
u is not. Indeed. 10 be- voHdofed At
that DO uur. not even i'fssldsHt WI,
r"u. BE- satishcd siih tbcm,
Ia The hrst place. believe. former
senate Aiduch, sho pAs tho MOVING
svhius " the currency Investigation.
-ish"d 10 create single central
baht administered BY bankers Iil.
plah uas opsn to mahy criticisms.
both IN Substance aud IN form. but
The Idea. hovs,sf. oi single central
lahk is ungu.stiohahly the fisht one
Sos believe. the latest proposed
iav -"aid furnish hank note cur.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-16

viii thus enter In. disersditinS the
responsibility Of the bank. or each
individual administration Of the
twelve different standards Of dis
counting. either severe or iar tae-
eordink TO the competition Of other
banks. a spirit OF absolute risidity
etc. etc. which will determine the
soundness Of the bank currency la
circulation. In which case th. doubts
thus created will react 10 moments OF
financial crisis ON thc the banks OF
emission themselves. thus Axsrava-
tinE the condition % tho Industrial
markets
In fac, the grand studies which
have been mad. by the United States
upon the currency question have up
10 the present moment rc.ulter only
In grand confusion and tn. United
States has failed 10 have the courage
shown BY another sister republic
that Of Switzerland. which also had
several banks Of emission. In the diff
fcrcnt cantons. as a, Geneva ana else
where. and which. after many quiet
Investigations. with the usual Swiss
way OF doing things. finished with
lnstituting a single central bank Of
state. This approaches the highest
type Of the German Empire. which.
holding on to the vital forces Of the
old institutions. enjoys happy
autonomy. succeeds In guaranteeing
perfectly its bank notes and above all
serves the national circulation In
stead Of making the national eireu-
latlon s.ry. IL. thus improving the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-16
United Press Service


PORTSMOUTH, England. Oct. is.
The costlicst, speediest, most pow
srfui super-drcadnousht ln the world.
the Queen Elizabeth" was launched
ai the royal dookyard here today, the
naming ceremony being performed by
Lady Msux. wife Of Admiral Sir Hod-
worth MeuI. eommandsr-in-chief OF
the Portsmdith naval station.
The Queen Elizabeth and her fos,
sister ships nov under construction
comprise the very latest word In bat
tleship building. Each viii cost. when
completed. si1.7so. 900. viii have .
speed Of 20 knots an hour. and VIII
BE- provided with ten i5-inch guns
capable Of throwing . broadsids nrs
OF 1880 pounds.
They will burn no coal whatever.
relying upon fuel entirely from oil.
which will be stored between the out
er and inner skins. Each will carry
more than a million gallons Of oil.
The guns will have an extreme
range Of twenty-five miles. and ex-
perts say they will be able TO pens-
trAte the thiekest armor yet made at
a range so per cent greater than that
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-16
BALOHEAOS WILL
HOLD A MEETING
BALD.HEADGD WALTERS WILL
SERVE DINNER TO BALD.HEAD.
I'D MEN-BALD.BEADED OR
CHEsTRA WILL PLAY
United Press Service

United Press Service
CANAAN. Conn. Oct. is.--one thing
seems certain tonight when the Bald.
Headed Club OF America has its an
nual meeting and banquet here.
There ought not to be any hairs In
the soup. Every m ,rnber will have .
head as bald as n billiard ball.
III. proprietor Of the hotel Ia bald.
The chef Ia bala
ESery waiter mas n head "a free
from hirauie adornment M q marble.
Robert j. Orr IL president Of the
Bald-Headed Club Of America. Joha
Rod. meyer. a baId-headsd editor. viii
act IN toast-mastcr. and the six Kari
Brothers Of Litohheld. Conn. all as
bald A. apples. viii furnish the music.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-16

Ion,y. created BY th. national gov.
'rnD ont. ~ twelve different author.
tod ranks Oi issue or emission. which
IN uIb would secure the bank note.
'" tie national government BY com.
lrfrlal paper and Nhloh would main
a.u a guarantee reserve fund Of g3I
pcE c'ui Of gold of other legal money.
TITS certainly h more exact con.
',piion u good banking rulos. the L..
suinE ~ bAHk currency onoommcr.
siai paprf and the guaranteeing IN
patI II the currency thua issued by
a reserve fund of gold or other legal
mOB'y Ia this way IL ended the per.
sistsnos la the old times OF error OF
towering th. bank currency with gov
bonds II Ia In fact merely
The adoption Of the hcw system which
has already been generally In yoEu.
IN Europe for some time past. and
Ahish the United states alon. has
been slov to adopt
However. leaving Ia on. side the
aroused by the twelve
banks of emission. Witch In opposed
10 the pf"s"nt day tendency Of unity
the ouJ tcndchcJ as IL to BE- seen In
s~ ~ItIcTiahd. tha, 10 eapabl. Of reg
IAling oppoftun-iy the currency. the
sight exchange. the Inward and out
ward nos Of gold who is soinr to
decide upon tho severity OF the dis
rouating ~ ~, commercial paper
Either In one way or another the
state ~ill tale hand and politics
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-16
BREATHE FREELY! OPEN NOSTR|lS
AND STUFFED HEAO--ENO CATARRH

grant balm dissoives by the heat OF
the nostrils: penetrates and heals the
innamed. swollen membrane which
lines the nose. head and throat:
clears air passages; stops nasty dis
charges aud a feeling OF cleansing
soothing relief comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight strus-
GiinE for breath, with head stuffed:
nostrils closed. hawking and blowins.
catarrh or q cold. with its running
nose. foul mucous dropping into the
throat. and raw dryness is DISTRESSING
but truly nee, 'ess.
Put your fah~-just once In
"Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
or eatarrh will suSely disappear.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-16
Instant Relief When Nose and Head
Ac Ciogscd fruws . Cold. stop
Nasty Discharges. Dull Headache
NAnishes.
Try "Eiy's Cream Balm. Z"

Get a small bottle anyway. Just to
try it--Apply a little In the Nostriis
and instantly your elosged nose and
stopped-up air passages OF the head
viii open: you will breathe freely:
duilness and headache disappear, by
morning. the eatarrh. eoid-in-head or
catarrhal sore throat will disapper.
End such misery now, Get the
small bottle OF "Eiy's Cream Balm"
at any drug store, This sweet. fra