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system could be improved on hs r.
1iied
A1drev Freedman vas put on TIE
stand. ssSed the sane qIe-tons ara
,ntvered them In the same rly EAen
ot the directors ras warned that a.
t4.t.r9ny might be- used against '1l-
Other q -ect)rs present under sg5poetA
s-r. n. VI. Fischer. william 4. Reid'
F. ! Berwy1d. Geyrze " Young. q ~
aid Hot and r e. u sullivan.
Frank q .isy. genera rA-t-.f A.
vi-e-Prts ds-. n, he intsrJo- 2.
. smith. sI1ern;endeat Z the sian
haitian D.s s.Jn. and J. :. Dole. .ss
.s- rna-.r. to-; a.d. putt 80 1i'ae
ID o. re -agtorran. TIC com rl'@r %
ne motor ~. s:.ad Wan e.. Is.
-',n.s' button and tae ira sd no
.t,yost Il tie u ytstMaa n.I tied
and
Prank Hal.ev sw5-e TIM; tie e,eVais'
"a. roads were the safes: and best o3e'.
ateI roads Ia the wor,d
NJ Hedley testified that the motor
man nAd been s!znal,ed to stop By :
t-a.knan. Tie declared that the bio:S
.ystAn vas used only at curves and
,r--hes and that 10 equip the Whole
....-u w.th Il would be to incapacitatt
.ss -oAis Tor handling the big tram.
ro1- hundred thousand persons are
JARED every day on the elevated
racks ns sad.
Astrr celebrating a half hour the
rirv brought In verCisct generating
lee nrtoruan ard declaring that Glea-
.un nad curne t. hi. death In an un-
t-p,da1ie -.ar-erd collision. Kern was
1arried n custody " his counsel. but
ne sase charging I'm With the deat1 OF
ne passenger MRS. Lancer. will 20 to
no frsnd Virv a. tie result OF the
3rpnx Coroner inquest held asst night
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WON'T NAHE BROKERS
DEALING WITH FIRM
N PUTS AND CALLS"
Head Of Mcneil, Adams & Co.,
Bankupts, Says He'll Try
to Get Securities Back.

Frederick Adams Russell. president ~
horfs" ~ Mcneil. Adams b Company. at
No. % Wall street. refused point blank
20 inform Enfsd STAGES COmmiss m er
'Hlchr.st this afternoon the names OF
certain brokerage houses with whDm
sinrNs AMI bDnds. the assets Oi hls firm,
are deposited. on the ground that the
pGlI'tty would cause the brokers 20
tighten up and decline 10 hand over
tho securities
At the r',sr Of indignation from the
two hundred or more cus,ofn~rs that
packed CDfuullss 1nsr GIchrst's court
rom, Mr.. f;Issesl prv-eaied to explain:
The names Of those Hokers VINO
have our assets appear On tn. paper tina,
! gaYs 70 william Blau. the receiver.
arm trysnk TO help the receiver and the
creditors all caLn. and I know that II
the nj mes OF these brokers are published
tney viii deny tho existence ~ our ar
counts, which we're carried ia the name
~ certain Individual No. Won't
toll y1u HE name now. either +, 7 ia
ne spaprrs would publish Il ami he
would re'Ise 10 70 around 20 The
brokers and Identify the arcDunts FOR
US. II yOi Wish. viii 80 around %
tnla individual nicely aIsd get him, by
persuasive words. 10 accompany ~" 90
the brokers'. and iuhu"" ta"u. quietlT, IA
turn. 10 hand Oser al the securities to
me"
There Ma an excited tInult Men
ard women. Customers ~ the Arm rho
nsy" been ~ INK - hear what had
lrernc ~ mprs tan iEpHr az their
rnnnSy sbDJk 'b".r RATS a. him. On,y
! sjn4t n.y0 % assets remain.
4 stipulation was entered upon the
minutes ~ the court proHiing that
Receiver BlaG and the lawyer, 70 with
/ FIsssll ;D--norrOw nnOr-1.ng 70 the In
diNhDal IN whose name the Mcneil.
| Adams h 70 assets s,and ana with
| HIN V.it ne brokerage touses to collect
| me- securities
! Th"r" IL a pfsjudion on the atock TX
/ change agains, transactions vita puts
and cails' h1YsrS
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BURLESONQ QUOTES
TAFT'S ORDER ON
35,QOOP POSTAL Jobs
'.sIulSjer-Gere-4i. tf.1- Tax
With Wilson. Sri-s Pr
r1raTe Ner Guessing.

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Il Est ns-s7 -5g- -sr -as tee
-+ssa - re akt'1 --a- =. -.zs s.;
Pr tn> naming ~ Ietss
Members ~ the Cabinet We. r..s,.r.
az 70 what rad riNsn place, .at.ana,.az
that a genera. abatement covering TIA
suslncss Of the meeting m!ga; bs pre-
Jared later. rne Of the Cabinet of.csrl
stated ina: the President mad no, taken
Up with taem the questlon o. what leg
station he should recommend 70 Goa.
& ess
Postmaster General Bgrleson. who re-
NAMED with the President FOR s0rn4
time after the cabinet meeting. later
gave HI, opinion Of Mr. Ta,ts ord--
placing 400 third and fourth clas,
pOstlnas,srs in the classified service.
The policy ~ the admin s;rat.or
toward that order tas not been deter,
mined said Mr.. Bureson. Personally
/ am In syn.,athy with u, but do no
believe IL wen, far snoI gh. In thai
many men retained once through politi
cal reasons Instead % having to pas,
a test Of merit, which shouId have beer
required.
The Postmaster Generals declaration
was subjec, 70 some comment. az th'
third and fourth class postmastsrs arr
the prizes sought by thousands u Dem
ocrats throughout the country. Thos.
who heaTl him make the statsrnen
were not certain that he meant q
convey the idea that the Taft orde
would not he rcsclnfed ana thai nep
order would be promulgated yhlc,
would require the merit ,sst.
TO Northumberland Burle-on Pres
iicnt Wilson to-day referred a rnemor!a
I from the forty ProsrosslvN democrat
/ delegates ~ Texas w1O voted 'os w.
son on every ballot - baltimore r.
| petition asserted that some o. tie Tsxl
| Congressman we're opposed to prOgras
siye Democratic policies and we're isnor
| ing the forty delegates In making u
post office appointment states.
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HAN slNo WAIVERS IN DETAILS
OF HIS STORY.

Han Bling. nailed down on cross-ex-
animation. wasn't quite sure Gee boy
Yunx had two guns He had something
In his left hand. but the witness waSn' /
quite sure that II was gun.
He mad seen Gee boy Yung often In
Mott street, but couldn't be sure he
rad seen aim before the day Of the
Lattls In Pell street.
Mr. Osborne brought out that Han
Blng .as Witness IN the trial of Lou
Way. accused OF shooting In Boa wit
ness for the defense. lie asked him then
(, ne did not see this Lou Way on Pell
street on the day OF the big battle.
What Lou Way?" asked the witness
This same Lou Way" said Mr.. Os-
borne.
There's Lou Way and Lee Way"
"Did YOU s"e l.Ol WayY"
Lou Way went to Jail"
Finally, Han Bins rad he had not
seen Lou Way on the DAY % the battle.
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s1OO, 900 FROM WANAMAKER
AS CUSTOMS INDEMNITY.
Treasury Department Acknowledges
Acceptance Of Money rendered
by Firm.

WA!5IITSGTON. March 1.-THE Treas
uuy Department announced ths after
noon acceptance OF NODJ from John
Wanauaker, the Philadelphia merchant.
az an Indemnity and IN compromise Of
civil liaDiiity for customs IrTegulhr.Lcs
charged against his firms during the
ears from 1898 - lJil
Tho Irregularities charged, consistrj
In the importation Of valuable mer-
chandlsc IN sample cases" passed by
the customs examiner at PHILADELPHIA
with notation "Of no commercial value
or very slight values. lnvcstlsation OF
Wanamakcr'- books showed that the
Government had lost about $1,000 in
mere hands" thus imported
According 10 "a statement issued by
Assistant Secretary Curtis late this att
rrnoon, on March /. Whnhmaker
through counsel. william O. IIrmpstead
of Philadelphia. rendered 10000 10 the
Government In compromise 81 clvil abil-
ity growing out Of the alleged transac-
| tions THIS offer 81 compromise was aC-
ceptcd by Secretary MncNcsgh ON
| March 2.
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1--we Their Equivalent in Each
ecr.le Of the New
Tonic.
THE NATIONAL SPECIFIC
Drug Store Clerks Are Found
= &c Good Patrons of
Iona Vita.

I w very sratified the other day
WIEN .ie manager Of . large drug store
cane ~ 20 ne and told me he had
sever se-n anything like the way the
clerks n ne store we're buying iona
VIA. II. told NE that last week fourteen
o.tt.es of this tonic we're bought by
clerks working IN the store" said John
Bes,i-y Webb, the London nerve
specialist. Who - ASSISTING in the intro
tEctioa Il Iona Vita in Greater New
York.
While I va sratifed I cannot say
TIA; ! Wa surprised. for the drug clerks
ee1It 10. nav. helped but notice how
Iora VIA vas helping so many Of the
citizen. Of New York City Who were
v.ctins Of nervous debility. They knew
from their own experience that it Wa.
the best tonic that had ever been
handed IN q drug store, and one Of the
incest tasting
Iona Via Is the quintessencs OF
sunshine. sea breeze. mountain ai,.
absolute res; and careful diet, all in
bottle form. Ia action on the nerves is
Just like that Of . gentle rain shower on
. dropping and parehed plsa.-
"Nervou. debility Gay y recognized
by any OF the following symp,oms
Broken sleep q; night, loss Of memory.
SPELLS Of lAssitade, lack of energy and
ambition. no appetite. q sense of fu!
ness after eating, pains in the back and
head. and. in fact, any 81 those ills that
combine to make that rundown
feeling.
"Tona Vita is . tonic which has been
especially prepared to relieve these run.
down cases and is nov on sale at ali
the leading drug stores in New York
City. "-Advt.
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srs % the Soo- sro~uns IL no ssnt's
ssass.
Gsrney 10 s.msef very ~.aitn7
man. Hs hss q -ountry home 81 Cedar
hurst where ne spends spoh FIN" az ~
csn spsre from hss orTca. me sctpsl az
ps-vfs,cn 81 work ard h's oollticsl COM
seis a, Tsmmsny Han or isss opblio
places.
Er 6ssfyr.y ~ his or'~s n me w~-ro-
pcfeas Bylldsnx tod an Ev-nins Word
r~psrtsr win ths b'sndsst ~ ~"phs -
to-day mat NJ hsh no s~~sn> ~ ma
Highways c,ornrfs~ion~rshsp H- sasd
tsat "a take shs joS womb mean .rst ~
weuad news - rovs - Srsany. sNhtcn
would be sn~ree,6le % hsn. Re you'd
not reply n q question ss 20 what hs
would 50 vers the Place forced On
hsm."
Nssr~rn., rS1v euissr. ~ho mas .
painfslly cl.sr inprsr'o, ~ jps' ho~
rsvcN NJ Murphy soS Mr.. ',affasy
want IN. sop~ntr~nt. i- pacing ths
fsoor in eonsidsrsois p.rpierity. snd q
sssktus IN. .Syirs ~ fr'snds VINO -
keS~s are NO. intsr.~.ss IN 'h~ inner
vo-sIrss - tne wy-phy -iiaDs ssc.p'
70 fight th@n.
GsTn~y vss o~iI~s a. w,tn~~s ~ ma
trsal % FORMER Senator Franz = Gard
ner for b-Spcry and rss saved 1D"s'lons
isdscsflus nat hs vac n,ppc~~d n nave
knowledge ~ q corruption fond ssnt .
ApeaNy by me rsc,ns interestA. He NsA
hsussr ssd a rsrins sts.5Is. Hs 10 ne
orr~r ~ the Boston HstionAi T,~sxDs
Bsssbsu clyb. hsvnr boyxht Jonn
warTs interest
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MAN WHO BlACKMkllED
CARUS0 IS FOUND GUlIlY.
Jury COnyicts Antonio CincOtti on
Strength Of TenOr's
ACCuSdllOne .

AptDniD Cinrotti was convicted to.
day ~ attempting to .Etort money
from Eurlco Caru-p. the Metropolitan
Opem House tenor, on March 4. 1910.
The Jury IN the County Court In
BrpOklyu wnN out for ok hours. An
tonic MSian1 waa convicted. three
years ago, ~ boing In the sIine plot.
lie abandoned his bpndsnan. when he
was out on ba.l pending his appeal for
u new trial and has been at large ever
since.
Judge Fawcett asked cincoth IL he
had not once been tried for murder and
for another felony The man admitted
a.
~ thank the jury for their verdict.
the Judge remarked "Ir the jury had
known NJ much about your past az
do they would not hay" taken 50 nnl N
time In reaching IN. conclusion that
YOU NJ" guilty"
Clncotu viii be sentenced Monday
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FRIEDMAN TREATS
80 PATIENTS At
MONTREAL CLINIC
Gets Welcome From Phy;i-
clans and Finds Crowds n
Consumptiyes Waiting.
GIRL SPECIAL OBJECT.
Case Desperate, hut Her Faith
After Travelling 200 Miles
Moves Serum Discoverer.
GIRL SPECIAL OBJECT.

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nrrth for Retired Detective.

Announcement was made to-day by
the National surety Company OF the
appointment as head of the Investigating
bureau OF former Detective Sergeant
David y. Wilbur, who retired from the
Police Department on Feb. last.
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4" M|ll|ONA|RES
TESTIFY ABOUT
FATAL COLLISION
CONTINUED from First Paga)

replacing the present running gear Of
the trains@' asked Coroner Fe'nbeH.
II did not" replied MI Vanderbilt.
August Belmont followed him.
ibid you ever hear that any part OF
the running gear or maintenance OF the
Third Avenue Elevated was dangerous
to human l!te." asked the Coroner.
mo"
Ibid you ever hear discussed the i'm
proving Of the signal SYSTEM"
81 don't know whether the present
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OiEO.

sHEA.-on Sunday. March 0. NELLIE
SHEA, dearly beloved daughter q The Ia :.
Jchn and johanna shea and dearly he.
loved sister Of Mary 7. Me0owan. John
J., Maggie V. ana the late Jeremiah j.
Shea
Funeral from the residence of Can,
Thomas J. Ae6ovsn- loS3 "a Az. q.
wednesday. March ~. At 40 p.
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TFHnh he HiifzI -slIHNn TT's"1
n n man had To pay his wife an she
earns. he wouldn't have enough left
" buy hs olothsA
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AID "sULLivAN" e,oooo IN THE
ToMOS, SHG CHAaoEO.

noch speculation was INDUCED In to-
dsr as 10 the connection Of Jacob Reisn.
sliss "J1k sullivan. ding ~ the news.
side. Sullivan. according 10 Mrs. Hertz.
got ti0.tfb from her on the promise that
he would Influence Dis,rict-A,,orney
Whitman ana Assistant Distfict-Attof-
Dsy ia Mts ". smith 10 turn out" the
esss on which she was sent " Hack
weIrs Island for one year.
svInvse's boast Of 'tbhusnoS' vas
Dusetsssd ~ the fact that the wcms
was convicted. whiis Sullivan 10 stili In
the TSmbs on an Indictment charging
him with murder In the nrst degree In
connection with the killing OF Herman
HSeenthai. Hschsrs enemy.
n 10 scarcely likely sullivan viii 20 "a
trial for his alleged part In the murder
u R1ssntbsI. the evidence against him
btt ksaSs very strong Hut the District.
Attorney. believing that sullivan had
sutlty hnowisdss ~ the plot 10 Kill the
SAMPLER fnforpsr. viii Try 10 fas,st
UPON him The crime Of sstortiop and
conspiracy ~ collecting graft from
keepers w gambling and dlsorderly
houses on the east side. where he va,
. ~ well known.
According 20 the stories told 10 Mr.
whitman BY other women. Annie orsJ
paid ~ q month profession money "a
, i've iDspect0fs. one Of whom 10 nc
|, ionDsr In the Police Department.
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LOST. FOUND AND REwARos

LosT-ou Monday evening. March 10 damon
dr,. earms Literal NsArd rsturnsd 70 ii
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Aldernan's Resolution for sep
arate Ordinance Governing
Films Is VOtai Down.
FINAL ACTION DELAYED.
Alderman Suggests PlsJFomng
Mare I'll Ellis an &c
.!-I. 60 Al.

10 'Hg 7'r'-ts- -as-ISgiHii. g. sugscsi-
1T . lie Iiks. dur--s,u suu Nluuil
r. 5nsat ir-ti-.aE $. vas .sain teuAt,si
be- -1a members u .Ir 3oEn1 u A.dor.
r-al .1.-ft slE1r-up Ne be lunc
- '1r-.1-.r1. Almost iuaE. -nuusi". n"
~ s-.''-lr-Ii l-t!nas. ---cit ronvsrn.
~ sa1.- he re. 81 1fr y nSnic
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- '1rr-'rpia NJ a "-s0rSnip aus.
A.ts--r,ar -i'ir.-auut y.po.l Wa iuu.
= -.a-.-.a LIE a.-.t.Inr y Is c.la-Ut.
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RESOLUTION eoe sEeAeiTi
CENSORSHIP LAW - KILLED.
Tss A3>rln- Ssorg es=.o-ss
-rS.sr 49, vo:.d :or ~ A-:.--a
Fa,k.. vase o-c.aA-,e enocA:cs =
ceoso-sai3 clause
Alderman No--s5c rtG esclar =
tat Fal0 res -, s.cce-. tat r
~ss sis2sc.5gs o. re so7-cs' .-vr
vaAncs :as Ea-ks o-,t.lA.;e .,-Ara:e
ant oscssse u r1oss eoa!lt.oa., .4 :.
clare. =. -o1.t vote Aza.as; -
S.coN .s1so-ratp.
Tie Ma. resolution vas killed ~
.o-s Of = 20 y.
Tnsn cane TIE azht o. ;hs Ada ot.o
o. TIE Fake structural ord aar-s. T-.:'
Falss .1nec ats.y moved q. a2proTa
Alderman A5r-.soa cane forward TGt
an ansadnsat Leader DouE,s too
advantaxs OF This sIzzss:ioa 20 recon-
mend that the whole IAt-e. lie over 70
week 20 ENABLE q. ,Ae members =
read a.! the ordinances, wren they ~
Their os II a position % vote .E....
, gently.
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WHY Han Bing Wriggles Out
Of Verbal Looph0les Left
in His Statements.
SAW WONG FANG SLAIN.
But fie Didn't Know Gee boy
Yung Was a GunmaH-
Oh, Mo-
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-11
PAyERSOF CRAFT
BACK wren, NAME
TWO INSPECTORS
tCo~fIno,>d tram first PsssD

'.spdsyiosn - Mother" also visi,sd IN,
N-frict- Attorney Once ara rave q
, si,ry ~ her profession ard its e>.isos
isaNs for the past ffty yss,s
~" stsksun - past seventy. sod
.bs beesme q Ssoxh'sr 81 Eve u
vas near the sst.ry. sns has b-.n
fOvins norm ever since
AZ q resui, 81 diss~'res N tr~ esn-
fsO,Sp 1T Wren, InSpestsr Jysn J.
Murtha IT me Tenth lnsr.ctIon ms
~. BreokIyn. wss TO-DAY Sennrt>d "
~ sspts,n snf orssysd s,sp>nS~i ~
CessonissiopAr wsl1o after . b@st~5 Sac
son in the caqnm.s-lonsrs oros
RootG HGRTz SAYS SNG PAID
$4,000 0eATT.
NSds psssfs. sc-esfisd "osA~~ ~ ne
East ssde's Underworld" continued ~
gay befor. Assistant rys,,'e,-At,srssy
Uots her story NJ psairs ecyvoc e'cn anA
ro1seA eonn~otbn vitb wee ~ pro
tsssssd has been 'hfs r,rnsns 5sslinEs
t1A toiscs ofSeisIs mat IL u sfese'sA
~ VII consume thrss ~ four DAYS
ssSys IN eomp-tInr her story. and ths
~ Oil MT 10 ses, p~fors the brand
Jury Until nsr, week ~ thN time the
fusss,es-At,ssssy h<'pss 70 have rounded
no ", The l,oss ends II her ssnsstjonai
stSvy asa ~ NJ able ~ pssssnt The fe.s
In such order that many indictments
msy he srrectAd.
1ss Merits has given 70 Ne Tsviss-
Attorney the names Of more than hsh Q
ASsso "wssamsn" VINO eonsst~f rrotse.
tlOn money from her In the mans OF
police captains ard insr~etSs host ri
those wsrdmsn have been sunnnsbnsd N
appear bsfUs Mr.. Whitman. ard VII
sst an optor vbnity 20 srbis n fr vh'Sn
they we're eSiisot'nx II they fail. o.
Sws Tor shs,r Indictment viii bft'v
sal In NE sqseeplsG ont p~oasss thSJ
wv ~ compelled ~ reveal the Names n
~ sSsAsss 10 whom ssey sasn~1 ever
the lassw part n the n0bsy tnsy Oh
tanned from keepers Of ssnnciihS en-
1is,fdsrIy bovees IN ne east side.
Mrs Hertz has ts1 the Distfiot
, Attorney inst she dd not 40 business
directly with The captains ara inspeo-
I, tors. but with tber pisInelaNAss msn
Ifsv total paymsnss saes Sbs hss ssss
the keeper NJ dIsofds,iy ,ssSsts. ~
SAID, have amounted W oxb 40
. aso a<.~ .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-29
BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY NEXT
COMMERCE. COMMISSION NOri.
f'Es no cONcERS THAT IT
MUST ANSWER. cmAR0gs Ov
BEING a MONOPOLY


WASHINGTON. u. g.. Jan. 2D.--.
The American Telephone and Tsls.
graph company was today formally
noiincd BY the Interstate commerce
commission that Il must answer the
complaints made against II by the In.
dependent telephone compsnya
Tho charges made against the Bell
system are that II 10 . trust. and ID
seeking 10 monopolire the telephone
and telegraph business Of the coun.
try. crowdins ou, tho smailsr con.
Germs.
The date Of the Investigation has
not boen set by the commissiop.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-29

Arraassnsnts for the aseeins ere
In charge Of c. r. Oliver. secretary q
the Chamber Of conasres. aal hs
has sent letters to dairymsa ID sii
parts Of the couaty. isvitias then to
attend. The majority have sxpeesssd
their willingness 70 assist II the cs-
ganisation Of IN association.
The temporary oseaaisa&ioa wil -
formed In the mosnias. aa1 aftss
eoanittsss have bssa appointed 70
take charge q diGersnt nattsss u
eoansetioa With The ofesaisatioa. ~
dairynsa and their wivss Win lins
with the business Dsa a1l eehee
meabsss Of the CHAMBER oe Ce0.
asecs q the Nan osili. Ths slsse-
noon viii b dsvotsd 70 tAs pssaa-
seat ofganisatjoe-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-29
|DA|RYMEM SHOW
GREAT INTEREST
laKHTIS0 10 rORaG DAlRYAENx
ASSOCIATION rnoansEs TO sE
ATTENDED ~ ExInUslAsrsc

Iornasioa Of . cesssy Daisy Asso-
ciatioa = the latest work 70 - ua1es.
takss ~ Ne klamath Chanbse ol
comnsscs. aaA assaaoDosoAs ase -
Ing na1e % hole . cooveotleo ol
klamath cesnly daify0sa q ths
Chamber os Coaasscs bsilliAg ~
ruary s. ~ that une steps vt11 y
taksa toward oeeaaisaeieo.