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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-03
SUMMONS

In tho Circuit Court OF the State OF
oregon. In and for klamath Coun-
y.-- Equity No. tG5.
Rose GODDARD. Plaintiff. vs.. John God
ard. Defendant.
To John Godhrd. Defendant;
In the name OF the state Of Ore
gon you are hereby required to ap-
pear aud answer the complaint Of
the plaintiff filed In this suit against
you ON or before the 7th day OF July.
1913. that being the date set In the
order OF the above entitled court for
your appearance and answer In the
order for the publication OF sum
mons. issued IN this suit. and II you
fail TO no appear and answer. plain
un viii apply to said court for the
relief demanded In her said com.
plant. via; For n decree dissolvins
the bonds OF ma,rimony heretofore
existing between the plaintiff ana
defendant. ana that plaintiff have the
custody and control OF the four minor
children named In said complaint.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-03
8. EBARA

r. o. Greenwood was reappolnted
by Mayor Nicholas. but his
was not confirmed by the
city council. the vote being s to 4.
The resignation OF Don J. zumwalt
as city engineer, which was filed sew
eral weeks ago. was accepted and
John Mclean was appointed. Mr.. Nc
Lean is well known engineer. and
has been connected with the county
surveyors ONCE the past two years.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-03
! fPt W RlItRS
>"n Machines $500 Down and
5000 - Month
iiIrn,h tsiI. Music Wou.-.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

's" " ." sstguubOutS
In the County Court OF the State OF
Oregon. for klamath County
/ ia, Matter Of the Estate Of Frank
/ /. f.ltcr. Deceased.
Tho undersigned having been ap.
pointed by the county court OF the
state OF Oregon. for klamath county.
Oregon. administrator OF the estate
~ Frank I. fctter. deceased. and
having qualified. motto. is hereby
given to the creditors Of. and all per-
tons having claims Rgains, said de-
ceased. To present them. certified as
required by Law. within six months
after the first publication OF this no.
tico To said W. N. Duncan. at his Of
flee In 2iy I, o. o, building. klamath
Falls. Oregon.
". ~. DUNCAN,
Administrators Of the Estate OF Frank
t. fettcr. Deceased.
Dated May %. 1919.
2.s-iG.23h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-03
Je6 Davis Anniversary

United fress service.
LEESBURG. Va. June 3.-Appro-
pirate exercises and the decoration OF
the graves Of the Confederate dead
marked today's local celebration Of
the anniversary Of the birth Of JEFF
fcrson Davis. The exercises we're held
under the auspices Of the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-03
Classified
Colu mn
ron RENT

NICELY furnished rooms nt the Orc
kon House. HiIth aud klamath
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-06-03
APPOINTMENTS
MADE BY MAYOR
ONLY THREE pOLlCE OFFICERS
ARE sELECTED-McLEAN sue.
/ CEEDs zUMwALT As CITY EN.
GINEER

Mayor Nicholas last evening made
the following appointments. which
were confirmed by the council:
City Attorney. e. Rutenic.
City Engineer-John A. Mclean.
Chief Of Police-J. c. Smith.
Patroimen-Sam Walker and Earl
Sharp.
City Health Ofiicer-Dr. l.. l.. .Truax.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
MARSHALL NOW
IN WASHINGTON
IS ESCORTED TO HOTEL Br
RECEPTION CON- ,
MITTEE
WILSON To NAME CABINET
liEQi ESTS FROM WILSON fO"
RESERVATION OF SEATS
AT INAUGURATION OF
MARSHALL

bY Associated Press
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Feb. ga
Thomas u Marshall reached Wash-
ington today ready to become vice
president of the United States ~
noon next Tuesday. lie was accom-
panied by his wife. Governor Mar
shall was met az the station by
reception committee and escorted 10
the hotel where he will make MS
home lie rested throughout the AZ
ternoon, receiving only n Few per
sonal friends.
Governor Marshall will be tho
guest tonight OF the Indiana delega--
ton in congress at dinner given
by John T.. Lamb.
a request from Governor Wilson
concerning reception for him, caus-
ed quick action on the part OF the
committee. aud indicated that ne
would announce his cabinet shortly.
The presideut-elect requested thar
ten seats be- reserved on the floor OF
the senate for the members OF hm
cabinet during the vice presidents IN
Iauguration. and that ten seats Tor
the wives of his party be reserved
iu the gallery
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
DALLAS CITIZENS WANT
POSTM ASTER'S PRIMARY

DALLAS. Texas, Feb. 2s.-Petl-
uous are being circulated in Dallas.
aud ob8iu.uIue many signatures. re-
guestiug United tates senator Chas.
g. Culborsou 10 permit the demo-
Gratis who are patrons OF the Dallas
post0'tI,r to have a preferential pri-
mary f0r th, selection OF a postmas-
ter. More of these petitions are to
be circulated today and II Is declar-
,I Intention 90 secure 10000 sigma
'ur.s n tH, city ana county.
cops of the petition has al
ready been sent to Mr.. Culberson. II
.s said NIh the assurance that the
signed petitions will follow in a few
days Tine movement seeks to have
f.r designation of a postmaster at
Dallas deferred until after April l
H order that arrangements may be
made 'o hold fhe preferential pri-
rar 100 connection with the city
election If is said that the city au-
Wn.' .r. favorable to this plan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

NEW ORLEANS. ga. Feb ->
,W.u tho probation of rbc will OF
lohu Wright tlr White Ch.dron's
IOrphauae, of this ..ty to-day ro-
Iccyod rhc fund Iest by thc man
IVho committed suicide February 8
in spectacular manner before tH"
Ipye- of number of women aud
,cniliron
Wright hung mirror ON % sign
board u taau. lot iu % fashion
liable section %. tnc city and shot bim-
self 'a... before passcrshy could .n-
Itul.rc Ussd, tbe body was ic'-
| ter r.n.-'ina that his MONEY. which
had boon love- .u 90 safety deposit hoE.
lbo atou t1 .ha orphans. home The
Ismour Y tr-I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
InInrnAlinnnl nchnte.

WINNIPEG Man, Feb. 2s.-Ths
first rorf... of the new trianrular
international debating league, COM
.p.s.I af Fargo college. the Uniyer-
.s.f. of Ea-'H Dakota and the uni-
t.raH .. Manitoba. takes place TO-
.r.rHf .r. Promises to be on OF the
mos. interesting events of the col.
lele . Each institution Ia rem
rrs.a... .r 100 teams. one dehss-
.ug Or HHm. and the other abroad
Tho subject ny iebate is: "Resolved
That ur Dtaaia and the United
Estates f.. r,ponsible form Of csh.
iref government Is better than m.
presidential form.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

L - Ilt NNA. GUT N'NfotA tiN' N'Ht 10
of ihe fire which early this morning
destroyed the Dewey Hotel
Coasoless toll throughout the day
and late into the night JAILED 20 re-
veal the bodies of the guests who
lost their lives
Estimates OF the number of vic
Tins runs as high as serenity give
but AN indications ere that hardly
more than twenty vero killed.
Tho reg ster O, ,hv hotel was lost
and the names OF those whc died Will
probably mover be- known. Only four
bodies have bteA recovered
The building was a mass OF flames
before firemo0 arrived. Thirty per
sons made heir escape scanuly al.
ilred.
Tho entire interior collapsed into
the basement aud beneath hundreds
ol tons OF debris lie the dead bodies
and So may take two DAYS to remove
them ft1m the death cellar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
VETOED
WEBB LIQUOR BILL
SENATE AT ONCE REPASSED
MEASURE OVER HIS
VETO

WASHINGTON D g. W 2s-
The President Boz o. special message
today vetoed .ha webb bin prohibit
ing tho .h.puor. of iuto2Icrus into
"dry" states holding . uuousf.'u-
uoual TEe senate Immediately ru.
passed f.o bin over his yci). hy %
vote OF Nfe three 10 tWeaty one
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
.B0RT0N IS NEW
WHITE s0K FIND
Fast First.Sacker Declared
Best Youngster of
Last Season

William nouon. Whlto sox recruit
first bascmau rae the fielding and
batting "hnd" of tho season In tho
American league IN 1912 80 young
player coming 10 The younger major
league showed tan clnss Of this West.
err loaCso product iio probably II
the tost all urrurl performer com.
ng 20 clthor the National or Amerl.
can league frc.h from mo miners or
the brshca This giant lad was the
prize pick OF the season 90 the Amer.
lean league lln S. ,hr best hitting
player on me Chicago White Sox for
many years
Tho fielding Of Portion for the last
three seasons l1. been near the per
feet mark ll'1 record for 1911 IN the
Western lcagyo urtCd 70 g33 when all
ita returns were footed up by the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
en-, asing business.
The property serves population

of 155.00 people and joins together
two OF the largest and most rapidly
growing cities OF the Southwest
The capable reputation OF the firm
always attracts buyers 20 their So
.ClriIo. and added 20 the business
opportunities %, the property makes
this series of bonds especially sought
ln financial circles here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
GOV ER>OR WILSON SILENT
ON PANAMA TOIsIS

NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-Publlca-
ton today of the statement that the
British government proposed 10 ar-
bitarte the canal question In note
TO the state department. couplpd
with the comment on British ~
. ,f'.'.. '''ri''''',r ,a rsFrrfcrt ~
president elect as against free tslls,
brought no definite statement from
.Goycrnor Wilson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
GAI.NFSION-HOI SION
iNTIHt URtN GROWING

NEW YORK Feb 2E The
Galvcstou-Houston Electric Co. IS
offering, through Stone and Webster
Tor sale 100000 oi los G percent Gu
INITIATIVE preferred stock on n G.25
pH cen basis proceeds from the
sale Of ,his stock TO he applied to ex-
suFo1s aud improvements 60 the
it 30 IA cc1ria".
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
SriGATE KILLING on
NNuElO NNB SAl ~


MEXICO CITY. Feb 2N. ond'-
tuu- at sonora ar, serious.
Navtoruol holds possession uf The
main towns aud th, Federal iorces
have been dispatched against him.
arr believed 90 Doe too small TO avail
uarh
INVESTIGATION OF fbe killing of Ma
d,ro. aul Suarel continues Marie
no nulup has been arrested on the
.,harre ot leading tho party.
General Nuorta believes the dan
.per oI intervention has disappeared
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

SASS FRANCISCO. Feb. 2S.-Card
.mrps Hna d.1 not disdain steerage
.r r.sr.. ....r.l passengers OF the
Ir.U Ventura out OF $4,000 on her
.Hs.l. hero from Australia.
CABIN passengers lost $1,000 but
refused .n complain. Captain Cowell
Na. forced 'o induce lgnatis Svrieth,
.a Russian immigrant, TO swear 10 a
warrant before he could ask the no.
I.. tl ..HE. 'Ho arrests.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
TIA, over 75.OOo stockho,a.-.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. ,s
Nor. stockholders that the comp.nv
lever before had on its books ,o6ss.
shared u The distribution os 49,
.r,nasy.slaa Railroads quarts,1s
dividend The amount OF cash A.
bursal was S6.S06l69. Thi. -
divided among 1892 stockho,1s.-
which Ha- nearly 1000 mora ss-,
The company had Ja its books n, 49,
November dividend period.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
NIGHT s.. !. .' =. -... s.. u. ...': ..'.: -.
- Number of the citizens
KATY CONSOLIDATION Tor organization
CAUSE OF MUCH cue to be com com
- VIII a steady
DEnAi ilNN ng the incom-
AMEND CONSTITUTION
Wl.untIloN SVB",,iryG INIT.
VIM sNu EEFFRENDiM
ANl. NuNtNT To CONs1f-
4tTluN NAY PASS

ATS1lN. Feb. 2S-For The FIRST
time during the present session OF
the legislature. aa' bo. bra ACHES
held H' sessions
ghe louise after consuming all
day hearing elaborate addresses for
ana against the passage OF the Katy
hill oyet the governor veto, heard
te. more speeches tonight
This made q total of eight speech
us tbus Tar made and there are two
more 10 Dee heard tomorrow morning,
when Eeprescntuya Workman WIZ
close iu favor OF passing the bill over
the governor y,to and Representa-
two buchanan will make the laet
orrb .u favor @, sustaining the We
jo
Tl Senate tonight consumed the
time m iac consideration OF local
measures ANA quite a number were
Uassed
The lnit.u.,e aud Referendum
me Joint resolution hv Senator
Vaughan proNjug FOR the submis-
soon OF the initiative and rcf,ren-
dunn lmaUdm;t 90 the constitution,
came very D,ss inning this even
ug m The seu8t. The resolution
rue up Tor tuo passage. and ou
rHl tau the vote stood 2 30 &c TOT
l passage Bu' as b. took iva
u'r.. or Il votes, tho resolution
.H.l. and would hr, died. had NOT
.,at.- Wein.rt, aho had voted
D., rst the resolution, moved to re-
~. whel Senator Vaughan ex
'rro 'hr'
-. au'~oud ,o,e .oi tne feso,u'
zion
The resolution then went over aud
W.Il br called up later.
senate PASSES Many Bills
The Senate passed 10 third read
iug without a dissenting vote the
House Santa Fe consolidation bill
The measure would have passed II
ra'Iy had the emergency clause beer
attached
The Senate passed finally the Sen
ste bin defining contracting steve
doras. and requiring them 10 Civ
bord. also the senate bin amoudiul
u. act creating the state Neterinar
Board Act. also passed the Senat
railroad Hospital Bin by vote o
-. fo 3.
The senate passed finally the Nc
.a.us anti stream pollution bin. a
4 ,ass,i the bin cNcmpts towns O
| ,b.0up population or under, ana
r.tps years % cities having oFe
600 10 10000 90 comply with 10
provisions. and those oi over 5000
years
state Troops Leave brownsville
The governor was advised this ai
,.rnoou from Adj. Gen. Hutchinr.
at brownsville. that the four con
r.r.as of state troops which ver
detailed TO protect the border ha
a.riucd this afternoon and are nor
.rrllfe home as the border is no'
rrl.octed with Federal troops.
To sell school Lands
senator Hudspeth today introdu'
o.. bin in the Senate providing 70
tH. ale OF an public free school Ian
with The reservation OF the miuera
rrhis and without condition OF a'
rrl settlement or residence
should this bill pass, 10 will thro
several million acres OF school Ian
uu the market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
RADICAL RULING
BYSuPREME COURT
{ AN REPEAL INITIATIVE
LAW AND PREVENT
REFERENDUM

DENVER Colo. Feb 1S-su-
prom. rulr. today replying 10 the
question 0. fHo Senate regarding
i0 miners eight hour laws. hold that
fHo legislature could not repeal the
law initiated and adopted by voters.
u1 could insert lr amy la. o. 'say-
.ue clause. prs,eutIE ref0r.udum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

Cent flt wa Nuh, lh dtNuhs
saJaS eyM ed rs bellies the sta
lblnty OF the Huerta Soy, nent fo'
She present
Orders were sent mil y com
lmanders from california Texas q
release an Nexr1u refuge captur
ed on the American sid his was
done because thp nrIncn can nc
longer be- regarded as rb IN view
OF the succ. .sfui 'ncyoiuio IN Mex
leo.
\ Safe conduct was slauit 'u Col
,he Ia Fuente and momhc oi his
party 90 prr >ephe e1o san Antonio
where au iuibo3 mt conttr ce Is ia
be- held between Meg gcan ions IN
the interefAoi -eps'ai pr Con
firmatiou W ihc firs. YEP, of the
killing OF Emilio siadero. third
member OF ,fr family &C y the
'doath penalty, De- rcfam as an
.othor move loo tho dirccuoi peace
removing "a rcs0rr.u,w plac-
able rebel leader.
From yuri1u. quarters re
ports ot adhesion of rruc ,,.s to
the new eoyernmon Co. cam
pos. Orozcos aaIc at,. with
zoo rebels. entered ob. 10 to.
day in accord win f"dpr BPS.
Consul Iamm from
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
Washington Forecast

WASHINGTON o.. C.. Feb 2S-
West Texas Fair saturday and
sunday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
H WEATHER
Local FORECAST


Panhandle Generally cloudy aud
cold. no rain
Central Cloudy and cold
North Generally cloudy and cold.
.tft rain.
East Partly cloudy and cold
south CLOUDY aud cool
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01

presidency excited interest as
IL Is expected 20 apply the Test
TO The existing friendly CONT : be-
tween General piaz aud General
liucria
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
To sell school Lands

senator lIudspeth today introduc-
o# bill in the Senate providing Tor
tH. ale OF an public free school land
with The reservation OF the mineral
-.his aud without condition of ac-
HlI settlement or residence
should this bin pass. it will throw
several million acres OF school land
.. the market.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-01
nearly evory esagge ,anr,

-. .l'Il 'I''''I 'I"i''- " hgsep
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-19
Billion Invested in
Loan Association
Mutual Societies Lending to Mem
bers Building Homes Have
100000 Shareholders.

Cooperative savings and loan as
sociations throughout the United
States are growing. The remarka bic
feature of this growth is that it is
persistent and goes along quietly.
Recent figures show that total
membership in the United States is
100000, and assets are SI.2OO.00O,O00
Savings and loan associations lend
money to their members on first
mortgages. for homes; no associa-
tiOn buvs or builds houses. The gen
eral plan calls for payments Of prin-
cipal ana interest, on the basis OF
FIVE dollars dues and five dollars in
terest for each $1,000, payable month
ly, and the mortgage IS paid off in
side Of twelve years.
The money which these assoCia-
lions have for lending purposes comes
from the saving members. Many
save % cents week, and the aver
age is 81 a month. Through eco
nOmiCal management Of these assO-
Citations, members receive at least
IL per cent dividends on their
savings.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-19
Egypt Cotton Crop
Better Than in 1912
temperatures Favorable, Though
Boil Worm, Heavy DeWs and
Fogs Are Reported.

LIVERPOOL. oct. 1S.-The Alex
audria General Produce Association.
i'm its monthly report, states that in
lower Egypt the temperature during
September was favorable 20 the cot
ton plants.
Poll worm has been renorted in
provinces as Wen as fOCs and some
rather abundant dews These differ
ent causes occasioned some damage.
but the amount can only be estimated
later.
First picking became general. and
I'm about ten days earlier than H. 1872.
The results are superior to those of
1872, owing To the fact that they in
Clude certain number Of pods of
second picking the rBeuipg Of which
has been forced by the great heat, The
results of the second pisllings viii
apparently be inferior 10 those #
1872. As regards the third picking, ii
seems to he of uttle importance
The gi9Einr yield az to the present
IS superior to last years. In tpper
Egypt and the Fayoum the tempera .
ture has been favorable.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-19
NEW HAMPSHIRE
SUES On BONDS
HELD IN VALID
"Carpetbagger" Securities Of
South Carolina Basis of Action
to Recover $4,000.

NEW YORK, Oct. $40 enrprr,
the payment Of $4,000 in State .qp6s
the Attorney General OF New Ham
shire is prepared to bring suit in tn5
United States Supreme Court again
the State of South Carolina, accord
ing to information received by T. T.
Carpenter, Of this city. Mr.. Carpor-
ter is chairman Of the Louisiana Deb.
Committee, and is interested in ,aa
collection of repudiated paper Of
Southern States
Under the Constitution a State ca.
not be sued by an individual, but can
be sued by another State.
The South Carolina bonds held br
New Hampshire were part Of b.-
quest made to the New Hampshirs
State College 80 years ago. The in
terest on the bonds was not paid an
the college authorities regarded them
as worthless. At the last session ~
the Legislature an appropriation wa
made to enable the Attorney General
to seek a settlement from South Car
olna or to bring salt. Two weeks
ago the Attorney General visited tn,
Attorney General OF South CarolilH
and found there was no prospect ~
"a settlement.
The state bonds were issued by "a
reconstruction or 'carpetbag" GOV
eminent in 1859 to refund all Out
standing obligations, including ar
reare Of interest. In 1872. with tbs
"carpetbaG2ers" ousted. the State J.
r,r1Ifsf,T flo bonds nv ,r1ftinp I'm +..,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-19
Railway Equipment
Orders Are Heavier
Passenger Coach Purchases Larger.
Box and Engine Orders Small,
but Increasing.

NEW YORK, oct. Heavy buy
ing Of passenger coaches was the
principal feature of the equipment
markets during September The num-
her of passenger cars ordered was
the largest of any month Of the year,
contracts calling for the delivery of
I5l passenger and baggage coaches
i'm the spring of 1914.
Freight car buying showed an "a
pruvement, total orders i'm Septem-
her being 5,656 cars. compared with
2.o55 i'm August and l195 in July. The
total. while better than i'm the three
previous months, was still very low.
orders tor locomotives totaled l15.
which compared uufavorably with tine
figures reached i'm the first five
months of the year
Al the passenger ears ordered re-
Gently have called for steel couStruc-
ton
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-19
Largest Carf1Oats
For Flagler Road
Two Monsters viii Garry Pullmans
From Key West to Havana
Overnight.

PHILADELpHGA, oct IS The two
carhats which are to be constructed
by the William Cramp ship and Engine
Building Company for the Florida last
Coast RauwoJ wiz be the largest in the
world. Each vessel viii cost N7000po.
Upon the completion of the craft the
dream OF the late William NJ FlagIer Of
transporting railroad passengers frou
points in the United States to cuba
without leaving their Pullman cars VIII
he realized
Passenger trains win he run ON 10 The
deck Of the floats nj Key West and
landed in cuba In about eight hours.
The carfuatS viii he built like most
modern steamships. With the exception
that the main deck viii contain four
tracks rarlhic uf holding ten Pullman
cars or ~ freight cars
Each vessel viii he AT feet i'm length.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-19
EXPRESS TRADE
IS HARD HIT BY
PARCEL POST
Reforms Instituted Also Expensive
While Resultant Savings Are
Not Yet Apparent.

NEW YORK. oct. IS.-The express
companies last fiscal year Jared pref
ty badly compared with the preced-
ing year, which, in turn, was more
discouraging than almost any pre-
ceding period.
The chief factors last yea We're re
forms, instituted by the Commerce
Commission in accounting and gen
eral practices which committed the
companies to heavy additional ex-
Denditures! while returns in greater
economy did not make themselves
apparent; and the parcel post which
began actively to compete, on light
weight package business January l.
Judging from results for eleven
months. the four big companies will
show following earnings for the year
on capitalizations:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-19
Duty-Free Cattle
No Aid, Says Cudahy
Cheap Meat Gone Along With the
'Hard-up Farmer Whose Dis
tress Caused It.

MILWAUKEE. oct. lS.-Free list
cattle will not lower the cost Of meat
TO any great extent and low prices
viii exist only in the reColleCtions of
the OPEN range and the debt enCum-
bered farmer, IN the opinion Of Pat
rick Cudahy, veteran packer who re-
turned day from a twO-month visit
10 the British Isles
Low prices were prevalent when
the farmers and raUchers lived from
hand to mouth" said Mr. Cudahy
Farms were heavily mortgaged and
the farmers were forced to sell their
cattle at 3 to cents "A pound to exc
out an existence. But to-day the
farmer can afford to hold his produce
until market conditions are favorable
while duty free cattle may re
lieve Che Eastern high prices on meat,
| believe that no general slump will
be experienced"