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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21
Death Kate in Different Occupat;ons

bf iAo1uos BerllIlon. fortn.fI,
chief ~ IL, rarI, department ~ s,s.
'A'loe, hoe Published a STUDY Of NOR.
'''iD IN the different yorsiIop. Al.
td'ng them InIu nyr gr,ups. accord.
'"E q" ib"if particular caus.s a,
'a'h "mplorri'nts exposing Hott
ne" =" 80 alcohol. l2J lead poisop.
we go "rEanI, waste. 90 the
'7'h''. aud 90 ruunn.d positiou,
'h'a' H'" rruuls are suBdl,idsd
'h'" hundred disunct yocatlons
lh" principal ,ausss ~ mor,aIr,
prone l" b' airubDilsm. dissaH.s q,
'h' lung heart. liver and nsfyou.
.lal'm diab'lrs. Euifldc aud acct.
iouis
A"si h'althfuI are tLus. vocation,
''ffI"h uu IN "a" upsu air. provided
ih'l p"rnii movement. ihps. f.sttiri. .
ihE freedom ~ mo,smout tiou,b
'aifird ~ iu The open aIf. 49,. harm.
iui irad"s ,IIpslns the rorsmsu
No. al'uhul aud lead pulsohiug ATE "a.
meet dangerous
mortality be- lns-st among faiiuay
'nS07msu. snrd sa~ysu. teachers.
s'i"fu',s aud ,lsfsymsH
u 10 urAfly ~ lu1 amons phyd.
'.aIs. pbafmA'ist,. afohiis,G. ias.
r'rs 'icfGs mail aud telegraph con-.
I'anir' commercial travellers. Tfotsrs
fHii'r'fs .Laitsrs. booksellers. hard.
asfr msu. usi,hmaEsfs. LosIsrs. tan.
urrs. n,asuGs road labufsr aud cot.
Nauu
Mortality it bisbsf thaH tho sen.f.
81 a'ofsEt among public uflssfs, Of
t'' 'lrfta. street Fali-Ay rmployos
49, -"ftoFs. ssllsfs ~ nsb aud pouI
80. lsvslsu. doth merchants. sad.
a'.fa hatsfs. miils's. butrbes. cur.
fi"iH. f"p' mAEsfs. oabintt mss.fs
"afi'ft fuustAbouts aud sailors.
Mortality L. hl.bss, among dAy
'sN"f0ft. siCtodofes. miIors. ston.
'H''"fa Uads' people. coaShmsn.
sf"um' ia", bog, lo,Esys. dealers In
r"ii"us. pfIuisfs biAcismiiht. tiI.r,.
slAH' mAss0. messengers. cuilsrs.
HiianSIs~s'Is, BARRIERS aud musl.
iiaut
Agi.iiS I' encountered In nsafiy all
T'sa'i"u'. bot BE- rare among clofsy.
iu'U u1'orr. ralivAy. mail aud ielos
graph 'mpiu5os. ship buiid.r,. sAu.
ysfs. smuIoJss In sAs -ofss and
'u"k ssli's II ls quite rare Amons
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21
Louis Rees Is Chosen
to Meet Bud Anderson
'nited Press Service

rnited Press Service
Oakland. Oct ~ - because Of his
sensational victory In San Francisco
saturday niEht over Ray Campbell.
Louis Reea OF I.os Angeles today was
named M a substitute for Joe Azs-
Yodo. who was scheduled TO meet Bud
Anderson here October 20
Re.s knocked out Campbell In the
closins round Of their four-round
bout. and Jumped at the opportunity
~ meeting Anderson.
A growth In the mouth. which
n.oc-sitAtes an immediate operation
prevented AIs,edo from meeting An.
dsrson.
Ia u letter received from Anderson
b. says he 10 nicely settled at Billy
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21
The Herald. soc . moath
N0STR|LS AND HEAD STOPPED UP
FROM colo? TRY MY CATARRH BALM

grant balm dissolyes BY the heat OF
the nostrils: penstrates and heals the
innamed. swollen membrane which
lines the nose. head and throat:
clears air passages: stops nasty dis-
charges and = feeling Of cleansing
soothing relief comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight strus-
glink for breath. with head stuffed |:
nostrils closed. hawking and blowing.
Catarrh or a cold. with its running
nose. foul mucous dropping into the
throat. and raw dryness 10 distrsssins
but truly needless.
Put your fsith-lust once In
"Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
OF eatsrrh will surely disappear.
lPaid AdvertisemsnO
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21

ARRESTED

Ey'rJ ono's attention has been ar
rested by th. M. display Of instru.
monts At shepherds Piano DepSt
bcii door 10 po.toffice. aud Il 10 ain.
cult to realize that third Of th. new
raflaad has already been sold,
same Of the tAssh-in-esehank. Ia.
sifumcuts are real bargains. dcsery.
iuE Investigation. aud the terms ar,
surprisingly AttTacti,.
II ~iii b. to your advantage not 70
puSipOhc seeing them.
3thitr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21

fast for few days and your kidneys
all then act tne. This famous saits
IL mad. from the acid Of grapes and
lemon juice. combined with iithia.
aud has been used for generations TO
nush aud stimulate elogxed kidneys.
To BcuirAiire the acids In the urine
20 u no longer Is a source Of irrita-
tioh. thus ending bladder disorders.
lad Salts ls Inexpensive: cannot In
Iur.. makes a delightful sffsrsscsnt
lithia water beverage. and belongs In
every home. because nobody can
make a mistake by having q good kid
n.y flushing any time
tPaid advertisinsD
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21

Shannon's training quarters In San
Rafael ils says the water is good
aud the climate hns. lie took his
two gTeyhounds south with him. and
says he has great sport chasing Jack
rabbits about four miles from shan
mons place.
Bud asserts that he 10 In fine shape
physically. but viii not do any actual
training untli the last part Of nsri
week for hi ten.round hght before
the Oakland whselmens Club the
night Of October 2stb.
Bud slyu he will have the best
sparring partners available In San
Francisco. and will try TO get In the
hes, possible shape.
II viii do my best 20 keep the
north on the map" he concludes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21

Bom0oDD
In the Justice Court for the plsessse
OF LinkviIls. for klamath ceunsy
and state Of Oregon.
W. ,. Roberts and l. d. Whitmesa,
partners. doing business un1es
tbs Firm Name Of RobsrsD 80
whitmore. PisinuRs.
W. 4. Williams and MasAs Willlana
his wife. Dsfsudants.
In the name Of the ssass oe oss0sa
you are required TO appear 81 q.
seer the complaint aisd ssaanse ysu
and each Of you. In the sbovs sssisSsl
action ON or before Tuesday. IL Sssh
day Of October. 1914. that being ths
day Of the last publicatiou ef III
summons and the last day vithis
which you are required to answer -
fixed BY the order Of pubiicatisa e
this summons n you fall 70 aoDoas
and answer the complaint aisl hsssia
as aforesaid. the plsiasias vim aSply
to the Court for the relief dsnanAsl
In said complaint. tho sane ssiAs fes
the sum Of S3s.ss. with inssssse
thereon at the legal rate froo -.
tsmber LIST. isis. and for the ees1s q
this suit.
This summons 10 publishsl n ths
Evening Herald. . nsvspapss peinss1
In klamath Fails. orssoa. aaA shs
summons viii appear IN Il oses eaaA
week. BY order OF Z. W. Cowsa. Jus.
,ice OF the Peace. and dated ssO<sn-
Der soth. 1919. A. D. The afse pub-
licstion Of this summons = naaa
upon Tussday. September 33l. 1914.
and the last publication thereof vtll
Be made upon the ssth day Of osss-
Der. 1919, A. d.
W. n. SHAW,
Attorney for the PisintiRs-
s-as-io-ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21

Try "Ely's Cream Balm" /"

Get a small bottle anyway. Just to
Try II Apply a little In tho Nostriis
and Instantly your closxed nose and
stopped-up air passages OF the head
viii open. you ~ili breathe freely:
dniiness and headache disappear. by
morning. the catsrrh. eold-in-head or
catarrhal sore throat will disappsr.
End such misery now Oct the
small bottle OF "Ely's Cream Balm"
at any drug store This sweet. fra
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21
A RESOLUTION

.
Fixing the time for hsarins - eh>ee.
ttoas TO the Propossd AnsuD.
meat Rou for Impsossosss -
siath ssrsss. aad Orasstag Nsa6ss
10 b 0ivea Thsrsef.
II is hereby Resolved By the coonsa
Council Of the City Of klanash
Falls:
That the regular msssisg % -
held BY the Common Council % the
I'd day Of November. isis. y hsssbv
nxsd as the time Tor hearing abjes-
tions to the proposed aassssnsat real
for Improvement Of sizth sersse,
which proposed ssssssnsnt rell -
been made and nlsd with the Poaass
Judge BY the Common Council, anA
the Police Judge 10 ordsrsd 70 .slvs
ten days notice. By three publlaa-
tions. In the city omclAl nsWspaDes.
and by posting notice % each ~,
part OF lot. block and acreage proper
~ benefited and liable for The saas
OF said Improvement. that q sai1
meeting Of the Common Counso is
viii hear aad dstsrmins Ill eh)ss-
tions to said ssssssmsnt. and YIN ~
coed to sssess the proportioasAo shaso
and part OF the cost Of ssid impsOvs-
msnt In eecordsnes with the bensat
accrued on each lot. part OF loe, blooh
and acreage property. such neeiee y
state the boundaries within vhish ~
property lies that b bsnslists1 q u.
BILE for such proposed ssssssnAaa. -
to refer for detailed informstioa =
the proposed asssssDeat roll ~ sni1
Sixth street improvement. whieh y =
hle In the once Of the police juAos.
State OF Oregon.
City OF Klamath Falls. .:
County Of klamath. ,a. ".
]. A. L. Lsavitt. Police Ju1os e
the city Of Klamath Pals. o1aosa.
do hereby certify aad attest ~ eogs-
going to be the properly snrolis1 eeov
OF that certain Resolution Of ~ Co.
mon Council Of the city Of Uanalh
Falls. Oregon. axing tine ~ heaes
Ing objections 70 the proposed assesD-
msnt roll made snd Aisd II eennee-
tion with the improvement = G1z1h
street. Said rsselutios hsviaG beeD
adopted By sueh council % ~ IN
day OF October. 1914.
A. L. LnAvITT. Poliss yulGA
Presented to the Sayes - ~ ~
Mayor approved. this lss$ ~ =
October. 1913. I.
=. IMcHoLAs. lnavu.
l7-1th
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21

The lolnted-in-the-middie streeicar
with which Boston has been expert
mentins for several months has prov
on 30 successful that several more
have been ordered.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21
Legal Notices
NOTICE To PROPERTY OWNERS

NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
The attention OF all property own
ora In the city Of klamath Falls ID
called TO the fact that under the ordi-
nanoes Of the city. property owners
are required to keep their Sidewalks
In repair. Neglect In this matter
might subject the city to an setiosn
for damages. and all property ownsss
are hereby notified TO make immsdi-
ate repairs where necessary to their
sidewalks.
N. X. DoTY.
W. c. TOWNSEND.
G. ". UNDERWOOD.
Street COMMITTEES.
Published BY order Of the Common
Council. il-10t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21

followlas dsscrlssd ssrssaaa pspe-
erty. TO Wit. III IA
All the machinsry. lslsiAa -
Ing. pullsys and boilers. ssseps -
30 b. y. motor and one ssAp< neoBs
contained In and csnstieusln0 -
plant OF the klamath wso1mUaeu
Co.
To satisfy a certain chattsi nortUnos
covering said pssssnsi preosssyi oivsn
By u. n. Woods to W. p. Johnssn.
on June n. 1919. recorded % Juns
20. i9is. on page sto. bset . q
Chattel Mortgages Of Klamath Ceun-
~. Oregon. for the saA Of e3.s00.oe,
together with Interest at ten (ie)
per cent psr asnum froa 1aAo q
said mortgage and rsasuaabis ssunr
sci fee and costs and charges Of e.
vertis,nG ana sale.
Terms OF sale: cash on aecspeanes
Of bid. Property to Be moved within
ten days from date Of saio.
Inspection Of property may ~ AaA
on application to Stone q 0ais.
Klamath Falls. Oregon. ossssss
is, 1914.
w. p. JOHNSON. Mortgages.
by stoas . 0ais.
i7-a+ h His Atsesnsvs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21
>,,tit D.

IIsfr sIs fuhds In ,hs ~ treasury
toe ts tsdsmpiisH 81 all ssEsfai
tuha saffsbts tn date Interest csAs.s
ifom date hereof
t,stsd q, kiamsiE Fails. oregon
tss isih De, oi Osiot-f. 1919
" airNSEa ciJ Tfsssgfsf
isiOt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21
NOTICE

s-as-ll.lo 4

Notice Ii hereby given that the IN
dersignsd will sell at Public Auction
at the plant Of tho Klamath Wooden
ware Co.. situated on lots thirty-tvo
(ss). thirty-three (3s) and thirty
four (sD Of block eighteen (ls). ol
Railroad Addition to Klamath Falls,
Oregon. on the LIST day Of November.
1913. at ten (io) O'Clock .. m. the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21
LOST AND FOUND

iJOAT silver mvah hand baI b.
,s-rH Palace maft,i aui Jackson
apartments Liberal ry-aud Ito
turn to ii.fsid once gisgt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED 10 TRADE iiaysf plano,
tufhi,urs of sIU lot. 10 trade Tor
sood team, sasoH AMI harness J..
Il somsl0Tk
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21
Herald s Classified Advs.
FOR SALE

roil AALE 100 arfos timber, two
miilion feet, situate ~ ~. n "a,
u W NJ. $500, Write owh.r. E.
y ri,ch. tais,lco. CAN'T y,so.io.gs b
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21
Two Good r,mc,oeks saved M. C.sh

General John Se~ton. once prssi-
dent OF the Panama railroad. insured
Ia the Mutual Life at age 81 for Sio.-
GOO. and Insured at age 10 for s3o..
600 more. The pronts were Sis.
ssi.sO. Had be taken the whole ai
sgc 81 his prohts would have been
over $4,000 more.
n N ppIEsT AS~of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21

4. ~. uNDEhWOOD.
Street COMMITTEES
Published BY order Of the Common
Council i1-10t
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nue. Nancy Wilson. Aafy bfovn'
mary Copeiand' Louiss svinSss'
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worth. benjamin y. HAN. WI
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findiy Jessie vernon WIN Sise-
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21
FOR RENT

ron RENT T~o modern nvs room
housfs one mudsfI sls room houss
Tuu have range aud ate close 10
sshaal aud shufrh Noe Chilr6t.
Gas Main street. phone % is.st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21

ron nrNT NcsB Furnished rooms
ai rialtmoni Hissm heat Ito,
aud cold palsi it.igt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-10-21
Hotel Arrivals


W nd hfs Michael. Wm. Joacs
ha'y " u Aimp,,l. hlsoma. 8
taIi Mrfiord u Dalton aAiiu
, o. EhATp. \ iiInt. A. q. Ebssi
d ..isrd Th"s CfA E"' at Hebron.
q" Johnson 4" A tray. Ito,
ri 60, luhn strN,'. IirBi A n Nc
T.. au ,f'sA .teN,1u. ~ Wilson
: 3 ciiS.f. Jour Dpbbina. Merrill.
v o. llall-y. superior. Wis.
White Pelican
% u Martin. Portland. a. n. Dun
IHu " n CuH.lIo 90. San Francisco.
II Campbell, DunsmuIF
The daily Alaskan., 1913-08-25

mIrrds 5lore iu Alaska n ghe
sm Plight
uraI m tag dimes
Weary aaa worn oul nigh, and
ag.
H.s a.nes head ashes
Eoar Kidneys .ra probably weak
aael
Your should ha'p .amm at their
aora
Dee ono who know ton you how
H H Hatch. g5l5 su Egere.a
WASH m Tl a about ulnvn
scans aro uat had Kidney uogo.e.
Har over . year p waE confined TO
.m. house and &c WAS impossible
Tor mo rg ee. about without help
To- HT a.mnI. pains .hrgaaa Che
small al mg back and raeumae
wm-# throughout mg body con.
ua. H#sH.en uu u laa marn.m.
without aa.as through au kinds 20.
Tho kidney anergHona wore
m..m.s very aaug. and chen a-
n uralaa aoa.nraa ngt w#
mu. given Che la. a.u %. relief.
r.. un. 20. ta.m claimed lHl Z
Mad Hr.H.a disease aud rHHl was
TOO ar e1ua TO ba cured lw. .s
The daily Alaskan., 1913-08-25
LOCAL BRIEFS
sKAoWAY WEArHER REPoRT

Results OF the observation taken
AZ MoorgB Wharf at midnight
last night Is as follows:
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-03-14
INFORMATION. FOR
THE HOMESEEKERS

the "logged-off timber country OF
the North, and there are 216,21O
forty-acre tracts in the South that
can be bought outright at reasonable
prices, which are capable of being
made into comfortable homes. Dur.
ing the year 1911, 2,312,200 acres
were filed on by settlers, and a great
er amount was taken during 1912
The Department of the Interior has
reclaimed $4,000 acres, the Reclaim
alton service has reclaimed 361,700
acres, twenty Carey Projects have
patented 37,645 acres, and 668, 08O
acres have been dedicated to state in
situations. Many new Carey Projects
are now under way or in contempla-
ton, the largest, the Oyhee Project,
with estimates for the reclamation OF
$4,000 acres at an expense of ST.
900, 900.
Natural ResOurces-Water is King.
Idaho has more irrigated lands
than any other state in the Union
more storage reservoirs and more
canals. Snake river is the seventh
largest river in the world, and it IL
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-03-14
RESURRECTION EMBLEMS.

EGG, chrysalis and Kernels Of Grain
Used az Symbols.
With the egg and the chrysalis all
are familiar, but in olden times ker-
nels Of grain were also used. In Eng
land tiny cross, together with grains
Of barley and wheat, has been found
In the center block of oaken mantel-
pieces The custom had long been for
gotten when it was recalled by the dis
covery Of three such emblems in the
mantel of the room in which Shake
speare was born.
The house was being restored, and
one of the commissioners in charge
took a block of the old wood for q
souvenir. He gave it to a friend, q
Shakespearean scholar, who, wishing
to share 1t with another tried to split
It and found 1t hollow. 1t contained
a cross, three grains of barley and a
piece of tow. To his honor, be 1t said,
he restored the relic to the house at
Stratford on Avon. where 1t Is now on
exhibition.
A great sculptor once said Of the
three processes used in making stat.
ne, "The clay is this life, the plaster ID
death, but the marble 10 the glorious
resurrection.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-03-14
NOVEL EASTER FAv0RS.
Rabbits and Chickens Easily Made Out
Of Peanuts.

Rabbits and Chickens Easily Made Out
Of Peanuts.
Do you want to make peanut rabbits
or chicks for Easter greetings? If 30
it is very easily done.
For the rabbits ears and tail use lit
tie pointed bits of paper, which can be
glued on. Sometimes you will find the
rabbit already has tail and you will
not need to supply one. The rabbit
will stand up very easily after you
have given him his feet, because there
are four of them. The feet and the
eyes are made from matches or tooth
picks.
The little chicks need only feet and
eyes, but as they have only two feet
they will not stand as easily as the
rabbits. To make them stand easily
take a piece of a visiting card an
inch or less square and when you
give the chick his feet push them up
first through the card. This will give
him a firm foundation to stand upon,
and you can either send him this way
or, If you wish, you can paste this
piece Of card to larger piece or to the
bottom Of the box you send him In. II
you are careful you can put him inside
Of an sggshell.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-03-14

Idaho Is divided geographically in.
to the North and the South. The North
contains the great forests of yellow
pine and other valuable timber, the
rich lead mines, the great wheat
fields and other agricultural wealth.
The altitude is for the most part low,
and the climate humid to the extent
that irrigation is not practiced.
The South contains the great
plains Of the Snake river valley and
scores Of smaller valleys opening into
1t. The various agricultural pur-
suits of the north temperate zone are
well represented in the varied al
titudes, with considerable mining,
stock raising and dairying in the
mountain spurs. The area of the
state is divided nearly equally be-
tween agricultural lands. timbered
lands and mountains or grazing
lands.
To The Homeseeker.
There are now about five million
acres open to entry under the En-
larged Homestead or Farm Act",
large areas are open to homestead in
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-03-14
NOTICE TO NJ. I. A. WORKERS OF
THE BLACKFOOT STAKE.

BY notice of the General board we
are advised to postpone our mid
season conference, one week. to
March 16. 49,
Sarah Carruth.
o. Buchanan.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-03-14

Mrs. A. L. Pennington went to
Pocatello Wednesday to spend a
week or two with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Driscoll and the
children were in from Sterling Mon
day. y 6sgs
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-03-14
Our razors are keen,

Our razors are keen,
Our towels are white,
We work from seven thirty in the
morning till seven thirty at night
Successors to G. L. Collins.
All work guaranteed, give us
trial.
RHODES & CHRlSTY
"a II adv. Palace Barber Shop.
The Washington times., 1913-10-10
FORWARD.MOVlNG MEASURES.

The estimates of the District Commissioners for
appropriations the coming year, it is stated, include
request for $3,00O0OO to begin the great work OF
harnessing Great Falls and making it public facil-
ity, competitor of other public facilities, and
regulator of their rates. The amount asked will not
be sufficient by any means to carry out the project;
but substantial beginning would insure that in
due time the task would be completed.
As to the practicabty of putting the Great Falls
at work for this District there is the testimony of
the army engineering experts. They make no ques-
ton of it. Their reports have pointed out how the
thing is to be DONE what it will cost, and what results
may be expected from II.
As to the desirability of this accomplishment,
there would be very little difference of opinion among
the mass of citizens. The prices pay for electric
current, for gas the street car service all bear out
the demand that the Potomac's power be made
useful.
In estimating for this project and thus definitely
opening up the subject the new District admnistra-
tion has given concrete indication of what sort Of
things may be expected from it. There is a good
deal of furtve effort to array public opinion against
this new regime at the District Building; effort, by
the way, which is proving about as futile it is
furtve The motives of it too plain. The public
is not to be fooled into betrayng its real inter
ests by reason of such attacks.
, The new administration is DOING the things that
other administrations merely TALKED ABOUT.
There is avast and highly practical difference.
Universal transfers? They have been talked
about so long that memory runneth not to the con-
trary. Everybody has wanted them; but the thought
of injunction and fight in courts has scared one
administration after another out of DOING anything
We will have universal transfer order before
Great Falls? George Washington once was a
chief promoter of project to put it at work for
this town. From that day to this people have
TALKED about doing il. The present District ad-
ministration is going to DO it, if it get Congress
to give it chance.
If the town is in favor of DOING instead of
TALKING, of PERFORMANCE in place of CON-
VERSATION, it will get behind the men who are
just the job trying to bring this towns admin
stration up to within speaking distance of the twen
teth century.