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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-02
Play to Be Given by
Miss Patton's Kindergarten

A number of Lakeland children
are meeting daily for sessions of the
best fun that amateur theatricals
have offered for some time
Old fashioned singing games inter
spersed literally with skipping and
clapping will be part of the play
prOsram next Tuesday night at the
Auditorium. A half dozen baby COM
edians will tell stories.
The boys contest and building
pyramids are fayorite stage stunts
of the boys.
Plenty of rich humor is afforded
by action songs. The militant suf-
fragettes will be heard from, we are
told.
The Play Play will be presented
by the pupils Of Miss Hattie Patton s
private school assisted by rs little
boys and girls of Lakeland. The
coach. Miss Gladys Kaye, has been as
ISOLATED with the Junior Chautau-
qua of the Northeast.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-02
BOARD OF TRACE MEETS
TOMORROW NIGHT

The regular meeting of the Board
of Trade meets tomorrow friday
night at 1880 and some important
and interesting business is to come
before the meeting. There are two
conventions meeting here this
month, the visit of the vice presi-
dent and still other important
events to be arranged for. Get in
front and pull, the others are doing
their share in getting behind to
shove. Come out and let's have a
good meeting. Cigars will be. on
tap. A. ]. HOLWORTHY,~
Secretary.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-02
Picture Sleeping Beauty Gin

Picture - Sleeping Beauty Gin
waX)
The Princess Mrs. Hull
The PIince--Mr. Williamson.
The Witch-M Miss Edna Hazeltine.
Fairies Misses Annetta Logan,
Ella May Holder, Eta Beebe and
Marguerite Bridges.
Lords and ladies of the court.
Blue Beard and his Wives.
FINS.
Accompanies: Mrs. S. II. Fletch-
er, Albert Won Toska and others.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-02

Mr.. James McComb, editor of the
Florida Fruit and Produce News
published at Sanford. is visitor to
the city today, and he declares he
knows of no town in the State that
has gone ahead faster in the past
two years than lakeland
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-02

NM. D. L. Fidler brought the
Telegram bunch of beets yesterday,
one OF which measured Is inches in
circumference, which demonstrates
that he knows how to produce fine
vegetables.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-02

The John F. Cox Realty Co. has
moved into its new quarters in the
new Mum office building, where
they are mos comfortably fixed up.
The Mum building is not entirely
completed, but is now receiving the
finishing touches.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-02

usic by the little" orchestra that
put the muse" in music
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-02
Cos,no Club Entertained
By Mrs. C. O. Wheeler

The members of the Cosmos Club
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
G. O. Wheeler at her attractive
home in Dixeland. The parlors
were prettily decorated in nastur-
tiums. After the games, delicious re-
freshments of cherry pie, Neapolitan
ice cream, coffee waters and divinity
candy were served by the hostess.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-02

Mr.. Werner G. Jones, of Auburn
dale, was visitor to Lakeland today
Mr.. Jones is a candidate for county
treasurer, and is getting assurances
Of supper, from an sections of the
county.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-02

Mr.. j. Fred DeBerry, of Plant
City, was a visitor to Lakeland to-
day, coming up on business, Mr.. De-
Berry Is candidate for Congress
against Mr., Sparkman and says he
is, running some.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-02

Mr. w. L. Robertson, of Column
bus, ind. with family of seven
persons, has arrived in Lakeland to
make the city their home Mr.. Rob-
|ertaon expects to purchase property
and engage in business here.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-02

The annual installation of officers
OF Lodge No 1891, B. P. o. E.,
takes place tonight at s o'clock. A
-A1H so "ndance Of the members is
|ddesired
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-02

All persons who are taking part
lin Mrs. Jarley's Waxworks will
please meet at the Auditorium be-
tween 2 and o'clock on Friday
afternoon
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-04-02
/ III Case Of Fire +:
Phone 5000 !

CAPT. and Mrs. j. D. Allen are
parents of fine nine pound son,
born last night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12
# BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
tlCsu TaE NlDNEYB At ONC1
WHEN BACKACHY Oh alAD.
DER BornYRs-AkAT vonaaD
uRiC ACID

No man OF woman Who sAts neAs
regularly can make . mistake ~
flushing the kidneys oeeasioaally.
says . we'll. known authority. xsas
forms uric acid which closs the KID
nsy pores - they slussahly alter
or strain only part Of the waste and
polsous from the blood. then you sse
alex. Nearly all rhsanatism. hsad-
aches. liver trouble. asrvousassa.
constipation. dissinssa. slssDlsssassa.
bladder dlsofdsS come from aug
sish kidnsya
The moment you feel . dull ache
In The kidneys or your back hurts. OF
u the urine 10 cloudy. offensive. full
Of sediment. irregular OF passaSe OF
attended by q sensation Of scaldins.
Get about four ounces OF Jsd aalts
from any reliable pharmacy and take
. tablespoonful In glass Of water
before breakfast for . few days aad
your kidneys will then act aas. This
famous saits 10 made from the acid
Of grapes and lsmon juios. combined
With lithis, and has been sssd to-
generations 70 nusA cloesed kiAAeva
and stimulate them 70 activity. also
to nsutraliss the acids II urine - u
no longer causes irritation. tAus end
ing bladder disordsrs.
Jad oalts 10 insxpsasivs and eaa-
not iajurs: images . delisAtful sass-
vsscsnt lithia watsr drink vAieh all
regular meat eaters sAesla saks nov
aud then TO keep the kilnays clean
and The blood pure. tAesshy aveiliao
serious kiduey eomplleatioas.
Alvess1ea0sn3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12
Truth Triumphs


A tsathfui siaismsai Of ktsEs;s
taiis sil:ssa. sivsa In his ova words,
should eosvines The most stsptieai
shoat the mssits Of poas's kidssy
rIii. u yoa saasf ffota baeksess.
aeFtoasnsss. sisspssssnsss. ss'nssy
disorders OF say sasts of kidssy Tile
zee . tested kiassy msdieiss.
A klamath rsiis eitisea tells 81
bosss kldssy ttiis.
cosia yos asmaad mote eoavine'
las proof Of merit
Mrs. George usli. wsshiastou
street. kiamsih vsiis. Ore. says;
''Bams tine ago I essas 70 ssess
from paiss 10 my back. due 10 dis'
ordered tiassys. The kidssy ssess-
sloss ssfs also saeAtussi. eausias Ne
sasoysse.. Hsafias Of Deans Kid
ssy riiis. I b.ssa vsias them. Thsy
somp.s,s,y cured NE
fot sale ~ all dsaisss. rsies 10
esats. voslss- Mi,bsrs Co.. bseaie.
Nss resh. cole assas Tor The Ustss1
states,
Rsnsmhss the ssos--poss's--
asa take no other.
iPsid Aavss,iss.ssp
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12
At ONCE! ClOGGEO N0SIR|lS Open,
HEAD COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH

Ii. nosts,,s. pssstsssss asd heals the
iaaamed. svoilss membrane which
iisss The aoss. head aad throat:
s,sass cir passages: stops nasty dis.
charges asd . sssiias Of sisAssias
soo,hiss relief comss iumsdiaisiy.
boat isy svats sosishi sssas'
si,ss Tor breath. With hssd sissfsA; (;
sossr,ls closed. hsvttas ssd siovtas,
catsrsh or . cold. eth ~ ssaaias
nose, foul mucous dropplas iase tAs
throat. and rsv dryssss b disessssias
but truly assdisss.
Put Jour saith---Iust oscs--- %
"E,y's cssau Balm" Asd yoss cole
or catarsh viii surely disappeAs,
(Paid Advsrtismsat.)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12
Want to Pry Lid
OF Barbary Coast

as the gates closed, And thea. all
a, once. so suddenly that at nrs, thsy
hardly fsaiised ~hs, happened TO
them. dorn slammed the It'd
I, was a step taken no, eIAe,iy In
the ih,sfcs, of good morals. though
10 pleased tho fsformer. The police
commission issued It's orders st the
behea, Of business men ~ho said The
roas, would hesp more visitors away
from the fair ,hah u would attract,
Tho coasters ahd soms OF tho busi.
srss moh agree sl,h them argue
Ihs contrary.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12

Noelce of PrOportloAaeo Asoessuens
os Properly Liable Tor the Cose os
Improvins EishtA otrsst From
Main 70 High stsssl High osrsse
From Eighth 70 Ninth. Ninth etEsse
From Hish 70 Prsspses, Prospsst
From Niash to upAag uphan
From ProspsSs fe (ies Avsass,
White Avessy pA upaas "a
Delta. IN
Notice 10 hsySsy s,vsa that the
common counyh q Tie city Of Klan'
ath Falls. oySsSh. did. b. Ordnance
duly adop.S n July -. isi\. and
approved Hhs astA Aay Of July,
1914. al the prepsrtiesats -.
ssssmsnt Upon sasA let. past Of lot.
block or sersass property bensattsd
and liable for the eoee ~ Improving
Dtshth street. frou Nh . High
street. High street tsea 1isAtA q
Ninth. Ninth strsse tfou HtgA q
Prospect. Pvospeet ifea Ninth stsssl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12

envy.
OF course. most OF the forts have
been buiit from the point where
France and Germany touch Svitssr-
land to the point whore they NEE,
the south corner Of the duehy OF Lax.
emburG. The Germans declared var
on Belgium because they wished to
enter France through that country.
They believed France had not built
great forts along the Belgian line b.
cause she relied on the nsatfality ol
the little country. which had besu
guaranteed by all the powers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12
,ui,sa rross Service

l'ui,sd Prosa Service
BAN rhAScisco, Aux is,--fran'
tic Efforts are boias made here TO-DAY
10 ptY tho lid on the nafbafy coss,
for isis, ksetSfs Of tho eoas, re-
sor,s of all sorts doh't care = eenis~
no, aow. q, any rsse--aho~ ,ish, the
lli Ia screwed on ansr the fair is
s,s. bu, ,hey do 81 want Ia &c, the
benefit ~ that Exposition,
Mast coasters have looked forward
to such q sush af business while the
big sho~ vas IN progress 'ha, they
could retire ON eompo,sacirs as soon
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12

Order to show CAnss Why saAs q
Real Estate ahealA Net 1s Aads
Probate hides No. 3. Paos 1Sl
In the county court OF the stats Of
Oregon. In and for the county oe
klamath.
In the matter OF the estate Of Prem
tiss 3. Puekstt. dscsassd. Kittia
Z. Puckett. sdministratrix.
Kittie r. Puekstt. the regularly ap-
pointed. qualified and setiaS admin
istratrix OF the estate OF Prsatias Q.
Puckett. deceased. having aled and
presented to this court her regularly
verified petition praying for IN order
for the sale Of certain real estate. ~
longing to the said sstats. Tor thu
purpose Of paying debt - therein 81
forth. and II appearing to the eesr'
that Il d necessary and lawful thai
said premises b sold. acv. therefore
II 10 hereby ordsrsd asd dirsses(
|by this court that III pessoas inte
lssts1 In said estate -. ~ tAay ~
hereby directed to appear before III
court on the a7tA day es August
lls1l. at The AeAr of 70 s'sleak = r
Ioa ssid day. b tAs seasty eeast ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12
CAMP SfNO|NG
OUT NOTICES


Tho foiiowiHa aes1ess TO salsf
a.srs ua The project. essa aisasa By
rsa!es, Manager J, u csmp. have
sees ecu, tho Herald Tor pas,ieAsioai
reaaias the naai arrangements for
oasalas tho -i,hdrs~a ianas Tor
ss,slsmss,. .s,esatag settlers a1e 81.
y,sei 40, 10 RAhe hliass nor 10 mate
ssoss sosssse.s ~ish the kisms,h
water rssrs Assa<ls,toa aa,ii further
soils. 10 Published
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12
Legal Notices


Notice 10 hereby given that the
board OF eauaiisatioa ~ convene
Monday. September ~. and will b
In session fF thirty days. All tax
payers vii, be e1yktsd to ole thsis
protests ~h ,A)eouav clerk before
ssptsmbst alk a. provided By law,
% there |lb6s absolutely no changes
made In Hlls after they ere turned
back to the assessor.
l0.tt J,P, LEE. Assessor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12
breathe Frvsay' GsAsV nss9sA.U1s
iaaamsd Noss asA ussl - ossVs
CsssrshAi Dlsshasus. cssO D~A1
Headache.
TIT "Eiy's csssa ssAin. "

Oct . small bottle anyway. Just "a
Wy n--App,y . little In the Susts'is
sna Instantly your eiossed nose sad
.'ot.ed'up air passages Of the bead
sill open. yoa ~iil breathe freely /:
aas'nsss aud headache d,sappesr, ny
morning. the eassrrh. eoid.ia.hsad os
catarrhal sore shsoas wtii disAppss.
Fad such misery aow' Oct ths
small bottle of "Ety's Cream nalm''
at any drug store This sweet. ess'
srant balm diasoivss By The hest oi
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12

Published BY order OF the common
couucil OF the city Of klamath yalla
under authority Of section aes Of the
charter OF said city.
Dated klamath Falls. Ofeeoa.
August q. 1914.
A. L. LEAvTTT.
Police Judge OF the City OF Klamath
Falls. Oregon. est
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12

to upham, upham strsse from Pros
peet to White avenue. White avsaus
from uphsm to Delta street. Including
Intersections.
The property 90 assssssd By said
ordinancsi . all that property lying
adjacent TO said parts Of said streets
between the above mentioned tsrmlni
and extending iaterally to the cen
tsrs OF the respective blocks lying ad-
jscsnt TO said parts OF said streets
90 far a. improved.
That the docket OF city liens has
been made UP - provided BY section
ass OF the charter OF said city. and
the following Il q list Of the names
Of owners OF the prYpsrty 90 assssssd.
As shown BY suck bond In docket
and said ORDINANCE. together with the
total amount 90 kssssssd against the
property Of saet Of said ownsrs; and
reference u h/feby made g such
docket Of city (isns for asekiisd dss-
cription OF Fl lot. np6 OF lot. block
OF acreage ropsry'so assssssd.
Further fotisSds also hereby given
TO the resptcpes propsrty owners %
assssssd anu herein mentioned that
such assessment b due and payable.
and viii be delinquent altar the sx-
piration OF twenty days from the date
OF the frst publication Of this notica.
That the nrst publication OF this
notice 10 on Thursday. the eth day Of
August. lsi%.
That property owners 90 assssssd
must either pay In cash or make and
ale with the police Judge Of said city
applications to pay sucA asssssmsnts
in iustallmsnts within the twenty
days from the date OF the arst publ.
cation OF this notice.
Amount Assess
81 Assilst the
Property oi
Mama az Owner oaoh owner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12

done to ogT drain bitches by psssohs
sioas the drains ,afalns their on.
esss rtlss,.os water ia,o the drains.
Tsis mus, bo s,opped uatli proper in.
lot structures are constructed and
regulations taaas concerning such
uss, rof the balance Of this season
no water eaa DO turned is,o Aay os
ouf drs,as
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12

taken without loag siege. and they
must BE- tAkeo bofors ~ Invading
army could 90 farther.
some Of them have been 30 ar
ranged ~ to leave seeming gaps
through which an army Nigh, pass.
Bot this has been sst down TO the
cunning OF the rrsnch. They have
loft these gaps iu valleys and other
territory which would make Il pos.
slbls TO attack an sasmy from the
nsuks and rear Thus the gaps. Il
In said by military authorities. are
nothing but traps for an unwary sn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12

France has prepared for many
years Tor the psesaa, saf With Ger.
many. and more than . score Of forts
have been built along the eastern
froatler. reaching 81! tbs wAy from
tho Msdi,srranean to the Enslish
chsnnei. Those persons ~he have
eGufsa that tho Germans would
march with . superior army through
to Paris after crossing Belgium or
tho Daehy of Luxenburs have not
counted on ihis work Of France.
Many Of those forts could not be
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12

Among the scventy-esvsn employees
cf the Psnnsyivanla Railroad who TO
tired on pension In April Of this year
MAS one woman, josephine Miller,
who has been employed at Lancaster
Tor the past thirty-two pears.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12

The task OF Identifying the ashes
Of burnt money IL the redemption
department OF the uaiisd states
treasury 10 ably handled BY Mrs. A.
z. Brown. ~ko has ben employed in
the department sinca le9S.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12

In the court house. IN the dty g
Kisnsth Falls. sssts et ossosa, -
then and there 70 show eause. y aag
there b. why ~ order for the sa1e
OF the foliewias DESERVED pesaises
., private sale Tor cash sheuil -
be BY this eosrt msls sad sasss1.
The property 10 ~ soid 10 g.
eribsd ~ follows. so-wtt;
The homsstsaA Of The said Pre-
tiss 3, Puekset, dsoease1. =
The south half Of ~ ssssA-
east auaytsf Ok Of onhl.
and the southeast susSsw q
the southwest quarter (snk C
sEkJ Of section twsnty (3o). saA
the norshwus quarter Of the neesh-
sass quarter (NEk Of the NnhJ
OF section twsaty-nins (3s). Ill -
tov,ship thisty-niss (Ss) seusA.
range avs (s) east wIliansese
meridian: that this u - sain-
proved homestead upon whisA
there IL considerable timber asA
some meadow lard.
II ID hsssby further osdsesd thas.
In additioa 70 the pssseaAl sssviss
Of the rssilsat AsifS Of sall sseaas.
service Of this order - ns1s ~ Dab-
iicstioa thereof for . pssieA q teas
eensseutivs and successive vssa3 =
the Evsaias Hssail. . asvsDap9
psfntsd and easssIaes1 = IL sssaty
Of klamath. seats q ossoso.
DATED st KlsnatA Pan. oss0ea.
this 1sth day of Jsly. 1914.
WI. q W01U9N.
Judss Of tAs county soaTt e ths
eosaty q KAnasA, sesss q o.
seoa- 3e-e-l3-ls-1eA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12

same ,lHs ago vaea -e began
ssadias shs Reclamation Record to
each settler 90 asked yoa 10 sisa .
ra'a s.yiaE that yoa -sshea TO Goa.
,lsar TO receive st Aad sislas yous ~,
irvss quito . large aamerr Of you
have BOT doe. ,Ess and uas Ia.
s,rsesea 10 alseee,iaas sesdias u To
JOS
Nov ,hls psssr ~osia be .osth =
good price psr yeAs. ses When ss costs
1pa The effort OF seadias = card. you
assIs~, u You cant AFFORD 10 DO
this Us, sssy aaa seaa In yoas
csTa
A <t.at Aeat x,s IA mase ha. bag a.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12

w. - WVA0s
Judss Of tAs county sosrt e tAs
eosnty q KAnasA. sesss q o.
seoa- 3S-s-l3-le-9e b
sannsas Dss Puna1anlAun - Hsss.
esauaso sl m Nn.
Equity go.
In The Ciscuit Coust q ths otnes es
orsCoa. for ~ County e KlanatA.
n. J. Leekveod. Pisiatlff.
~.
Pred X. AeSYiSs lso0set0ss salle1
Pred AssSist). Ds1ea1aaG
To ITsA Z. Asssies (seose1nn
allsA HrsA Ass1itt). ~ atsvs aans1
defsaAant.
II tAs nans a IL susie q ore-
|scs: Yeu afs hsssby nsailis1 tAas n.
J. Loekvool. ~ hsi1ss q esgtif1sass
|oe dsii1eue1ey anDhees1 81. lagao1
spos IL 3etA lay q ysosuasy. 4. ..
1914. ~ sAs ~ ss,,ssese - K1s0-
|sfh coa1ay. oeaas g ossosa. ~ ~
|anosas q ains - le-lee 1si1asA
Tie saDe bo1nG ~ aDo0Dt ~ -
and asliasusas ~ tAzss ~ ~ ~
'iSio tooseAss VIII DsAalGy. in1assua
|anA costs sAeessa sDea ~ seal Deeo-
ssty assssss1 - yos. g vAisA yss
!sfs the sw1se - aS0eass = psoas1.
sitsats1 = sail ssaaty - seaaAI -
IpaEtiesla1ly bes1lsl asA 1sssssbs1 =
tsl;ovs, to-vte:
Loss sesr (ly anA sivs (Sl -
block tvo (3l. Bsaaa visea aA1lGisa
Ito klamath yslls. otssoa. (seensriy
Linkvtlls. orsgoa). according - ~
duly recorded plat tAsesef Aev spea
Tile n The Office of IL eoaaty clerk
les klamath Pals. ossgea.
You are further AeeifisA that sai1
III J. LoekvooA Aas DalA ea3n -
sale premises for prior os subsseusae
years. with the rate oe istscsss q sai1
amounts - ioliovs. to-vit:
Years tax. 1871: aaAs pai1. ysb.
10. lSlt: tar seesipe No. asst: rate
,a,e.. 49, -aA -
l.s ,s,.. ...s.
..." -.
,e,,. -. u.A
IL, ,e,.. -. ...:.. -. 90. -.
.s,..... s".s...
Amount paid tor the yeaS 1S1l.
i".-.. -. -. a..
80. .. o.. -. 80.
a.. - 49,. ...-...-
.aI - S......H ~ -,
49, - ~. 49, x..s -
....-.s -.
-. - 81. ~. . .Ss~
-.s~,~ -...s..1 ~.
, ..s~.~ IN -. !. -. r....'..
-. - ~. 1870 - ~. ~
s.,s - . S..,.s sc,s.,..s.. -. ~.
II.-.r. -. ..s,..s- -. s.-.sss
.s~ ~. .."...s~.s. ~:
- - s...s. ..--s4 =. ..
r,..,. -, A.. -. n. 49, ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-12

4 srsa, a.s, of damage Aa. b.sa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
PRAISE FROM KELLOGG
FOR big BUSINESS"
Union Pacific Melon and Nor
gan Firms designations
Gain Approval.

Frank, H. Kellogg. who was the special
counsel for the Government In its suit
against the Standard OIL Company, and
who Is now one OF the attorneys for the
United States Steel Corporation in the
dissolution suit. spoke approvngly yes
terday Of the action OF tho Union Pa
cihc In disposing of it's Baltimore and
Ohio stock. He also praised the desire
manifested by big business" to comply
with tho wishes Of the Administration
as shown by the resignation Of the menu
bers Of the Morgan firm from many COM
panies
MIR Kellogg said:
II think that tho distribution Of Bal
timore and Ohio stock by the Union Pa
cifc Is In pursuance of the policy the lat
ter has adopted to dispose OF It's invest
ment holdings In other railroads, and do
votes its revenue to the operation Of n
railroad. The plan Ia very good thing.
II also believe that the action of Mr..
Morgan and other financiers In withdraw
ing from the boards of directors of CONF
netting railroads aud in,,u.tr i.- 4. M -v-
ceedingly wise movement. 1t will tend
to restore confidence and will not lessen
the power OF large financial institutions
TO finance these properties. Furthermore,
so long as the law requires competing
lines to be managed independently OF each
other II 10 not wise to have common direc-
tors.
"The RAILROADS. need additional revenue
and tho Interstate Commerce Commission
should authorize an increase. This I be-
leve will be done. The effect will not
only be beneficial one for tho railroads.
but II will also improve all business gen.
orally. In order that tho railroads by
improvements. betterments and additions
can meet the demands Of commerce they
must have reasonable revenue. Further
more, their securities are tho largest In
vestnent Of tho people"
Nh Kellogg said that general con-
dtions in the West were good and that
financial. mercantile and business houses
were generally sound He stated that
business had slowed up somewhat during
the last two months. but that such n state
was due TO the talk OF hard times and
apprehension regarding the tariff and
financial bills. He expressed confidence
In the policies OF the Administration and
said that he saw no reason why the year
OF 1914 should not be a good one.
Regarding currency legislation Mr..
Kellogg said:
Generally speaking, I think that the
law IL good ons and that tho banks and
other financial Institutions are going 10
do their utmost to make Il success
The main thing now ~ for President
Wilson to appoint Federal Reserve
Board composed OF men of the strongest
character. II IS my opinion that the
Government Is going to use extraordinary
exertions TO carry ont the spirit of the
currency bill and that II defects develop
Congress Will remedy them"