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The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
CHICAGO GRAIN.
By JOSEPH y. PRITcHARD.

Chicago, July s--The trend Of the various
grain markets was quite uncertain today.
Closings were ragged. July corn showed gains
Of ialA eentA August was up as much as II
cents while the September future was un-
changed 10 Y cent lower. There was an even
ing up in July futures with shorts leading As
buyers
The big receipts Of corn at primary markets
today. .lisoo bushels-showcd that farmers
are releasing their hUld on thee surplus now
In their hands. Today's receipts were 200 o,O00
bushels in Excess Of the corresponding day last
year. While there Is . great deal Of work
still to do in the cutting and threshing of
grain, there are many farmers who havs finished
at least part Of this work.
Better weather = promised for the entire
corn belt-fAir and temperatures some
higher Sales Of cash corn were light at l5,6Jo
bushels and prices were unchan1ed to 5 cents
lower. There was q jecrease q $4,000 bushsls
sos sse d,oss. s,ss 'gsO s - - .Dd s..is Sas'Eo %
the cash markst was the boxing Of cariots No.
grade b. elevator interests. presumably fcr de-
livery on July contracts.
Millers and shippers were inclined to back
away from the new wheat offerings at Chiesso
today although the quality was excellent No.
red winter sold at 81 compared with 2S6
en- saturday. No. ed winter SOLD Saturday
and today at 21.
The average buyer II wheat will more than
i5s. sssiy pay the prios set by The soyemment and
which should be % Arranged Tor the ctop year.
Conditions IN the oats market were hardly as
bullish % on seynl previous days and new
crop deliveries maae poor response to the early
strergth In corn and to the bullish condition
at Winnipeg. The hitter market was strong
at adtances, % the weather there is drouahty
and the rains were insufficient during Friday
and Saturday. Sales Of cats were les0oo
bushels ct declines Of Val cent,
Meat shipments were nbaal st BsHooo
povrds hse week compared with 37l1.ooo for
the corresponding week Q year ago. In addi-
ton 10 this % . strengthening factor were ad-
vsDees Of 1sa5 cents In the price cf Lon OF
the yards and the smaller run Of hog, at the
western markets.. The figures being loe,ooo and
1850 respectively.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
F Finoncial Neuus and Stock I1drket Quotations

ish interest which Or. Acheson may
have In. ofering this lubricant. the
commercial name Of which is Oil
dag. to the Federal government.
He has stated that he viii gladly
manufacture and deliver lubricant
to the government without exacting
one penny Of profit. asking no more
than that the government simply
pay the actual and carefully deter
mined cost Of manufacturins. It
Is a curious fact that this examina-
.tion by the great automobile com
pany and the results OF 1t should
have come just at the time when
the government Is seriously com
sidering the problem Of sending air
craft across the ocean on their own
HOLLAND"
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. July a-BUrTER-Firm; re-
ceipts. l,.e52 tubs; creamery higher than ex-
tras, 4aAaisA; creamery extras (s2 score), flKa
NJ; frsts. iz'Saat; PACKING stock, current make,
Ne. Z -
EGGS = Firm; rsceipts N.lH cases; fresh
sathered extras. u; fresh gathered regular pack-
Cd EXTRA frsts. GAS; DO. hfsts. ssai1; state.
Pennyivanis and nearby Western heuucry
whites. hDs to fancy. s2as4; state, Pennsy1vanis
and nearby hsnnsy browne. s5a1s; DO, oath.
cred browns and MIXED colon. nam.
CHEEsE-Fm; rsceipts, 5.501 boxes; State
fresh specials. 2rks2fii: DO, average run. "a
biNE. .PouLrRY-Fim: broilers. 3os42: fowls
y; ROSTERS. g; turkeys. 2saso Dressed Quiet I;
shickanh es54; fosiA Sss'i tuztszl szsx9
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tities Of suppliss stored at Mur-
mansk. but cutting oif the only opeu
port on ths Arcflc ocean would ssver
the last means Of communication be-
tween European Russia and the out
side world except BY way OF Siberia
IL 10 anticipated that n any efforts
were made by the allies 70 send
large numbers OF troops into Russia
BY way OF kurnansi. Germany would
send submarines 20 operate on the
northern coast OF Norway and swe-
den 70 intercept the transports, just
as she had them operating in that
vicinity last year. In this counec-
tion Il was admitted at the Navy De-
partment yesterday that earnest ef-
forts have been made by the allied
naval forces 10 ascertain the where
sbouts Of the feet Of Russian de-
stroyers and cruisers which, when
Russia was stiii q beiligerent, oper-
ated In these waters. The suspicion
H. that these war craft, a. well as
the Baltic and Black Sea feets, have
been taken over By the Germans.
Germans Fsce PrssIen.
The problem which faces the Allie.
- - NNt@Ae VI An1Sl NtAAll0u - a.
nothing compared with the problem
which would face Germany either In
opposing such move, or in under
taking to police the country In re-
taliaton for the murder Of Won Mir
bach.
II Germany occupied Petroerad. for
example, the opinion among Allied
experts here 10 that she would re-
quire from two to three divisions for
the task. and. with the famine that
10 reiening there. innumerabie din
culues would be encountered in the
way OF supplies. Under the same chr
cumstances. an attempt to occupy
Moscow, with the long distance 10 be
considered and the necessity Of
maintaining lines Of communication,
would require the use OF not much
less than twenty divisions. Every
division moved from France to Russia,
it is pointed out. means a weakening
to the extent Of Germany's Western
front.
On the other hand. the view at
the Russian embassy is that the ex-
tent to which the revolt at MOSCOW
viii prove q serious menace 70 Ger
many depends on the extent to which
the counter-revolutionists have been
able to obtain arms.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
MONEY VOLUME
TO MEET NEEDS
Market Prepares for Hun
Offensive Expected
Next Week.
ny BRoADAN WALL.

New YORK, July k.-Professlonal
traders began preparing the market
this morning for the German offen.
sive which military authorities be-
iisve will be in full swing next
week. They worked 80 rapidly at
this laudable enterprise that On the
afternoon there was Q sharp recoii
i'm which some OF the shorts suffered.
General Motors and Amsricau su-
matra came back very strong and
the whole market closed with firm
undertone. although net losses were
material.
The advertised reason for this
selling Of the market was the big
loss in surplus reserves recorded in
the bank statement last Saturday.
That was to be expected, but the
street overlooked the very large In
crease in circulation Of Federal Re-
serve notes.
The volume OF money In circuia-
tion after making due allowance for
gold set aside on account OF note
issues. is sufficient to overcome
within a few days the local shrink
age of lending power. ~
Everybody knew that the govern
ment would withdraw Its money
rapidly from New York banks. n
may take a week or so to readjust
the banking situation. In the mean
time q rate Of six per cent for can
Tor conservatism.
market In Control. &.
As on occasions OF previous Of
fensives. the stock market Is under
good control by the governors Of
the Exchange. They have permit ID
enough short selling to keep II IN
sound technical condition. Short SELL
! ing is not being interfered with. sc
long as it Ia done decently. But RAID
ing has not been tolerated recently
and any person attempting such a
thing whether ~ the selling Of stocks
precipitately CT by the circulation cf
rumors. will get worse shock than
| the market. Stocks are still SELF
ing very low and important tankins
interests stand ready to buy any that
are thrown everboard-not Tor The
purpose Of Supporting the market. but
simply t.ecause they consider them
Se-ot bargains around this loyci
In the cases of General Motors and
1 American sumatra, which had the
widest OF nGctuations yesterday. the
buying was traced to the very best
| quarters.
In American Can there appeared
new buying which looked exception
ally good.
i Mexican Petroleum was permitted
to break after a manner that sug-
gested . willingness on the part OF
insiders to see IT decline In anticipa-
ton OF the report for 1917.
| Neglected srecialties received some
attention and there was a searching.
out of bargains that have been over.
looked. Trading in such issues was
not large.
Among the list thus being carefully
scrutinized are the Rumeley Stocks
National Enameling, American Cigar
Rubber, LoNe-Wiles, National 9is,
cult and many bond issues. Cur
rent earnings in such comp anies arc
running large.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, July s.--Money on call at New
York STOCK Exchanee today was per cent
for all loans. Loans made on all industrial
collateral were Y per cent higher than the
above.
Time money at The cpening Of the week was
in fair demand and meagr supply. Rates
per cent at Q minimum.
Mercantile paper was issued In moderate vol
ume. meeting With . rather Indifferent demand.
Rates per cent for the best names.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

Baltimore, Nd, July observation-disclosures for
the week ended at noon today were 2I32 head,
against 2.oes bead last week. Receipts. " car
loads for market for the week; 50 carloads for
market today. Market brisk with choice steers
Is cents higher. Other kind steady. Quote
stetnT Choice, sl5ssoals.25; good butcher. Sl4-o
als5o;N Medium. s.soalI. 80; common. si2alaN
HeheB-Choice; sl2alao; fair TO good. sIIa
~: comm on to medium, Sail. Buils-Choice.
aosall; fair to good, taganD; common 10
medium. Ssea9. cSws-choics. sa5oal0; fair to
god; S9as.o; common TO medium, seas.1.
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipts for the week
snded At noon todss zgkre seo6 head against
n.fl3 head last week Fsir supply; market
strong On old sheep; lambs hishsr. Quote;
sheep. Hai20; spring lambs. N6all
AOGs-Receipts for the week ended, at noon
today were ss6 head, ssainst le,fsl bead last
vsek Light supplyi market hishsrk Quote:
81 nail
cALyEs-Rscsipss for the w.st ended at
noon today were l.sls bead. against 1.as head
AZ veek. Good suppiy; market steady on good
70 prlms; othes lower quote. Calves, ssals.s0
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
USE BRAN AS FUEL.

Bran Is now used In Argentina for
fuel according TO Commercial Attache
Robert 9. Barrett. Buenos Aires.
There is practically no market for Il
for stock food. ard It can not be ex-
ported because OF lack OF shipping, {"
reports Mr.. Barrett Nearly ali this
product n used for fuel. II is esti-
mated that bran gives about the same
result as wood; that is. three tons of
bran are equivalent to two tons OF
coal.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New fotk. July s-Pfiess after the opening
q . NE outside securities martet were weak and
-. - nun fracfions to more than Q point
aotcn scored heavy lossesL Miscellaneous
~ T 1usnals uer quiet and slishfiy lowcr.
=, noeeton on vas the most prominent Of the
r.st II the list. ~ -.'' ss
Metal s. ssoeLs .r. vithous speci.r ,ut.,.,
Bonds were fairH active s1d nrie.. m.f,.
t.lnet stsady toas
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
Phone Message TsHs 4
Murdered Mans Bsdy
Close 10 Police Stzisu

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June fL--7zsiio
In this the police ststionf Wen.
wake up and TAXA . look around the
outside OF the buildins. You win
md q mans BODY This startling
message was received BY ths-polios
Of Stowe township. A search re-
vealsd that under one Of the win
dows Of the building was the body
Of . citizen who had been murdered
only short time before II IN the
theory that the man was slain at n
distant point and carried TO the DO
lice station by the murderera
Every day that profiteerins exists
means q day longer in the life OF
autocracy.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
Warrington Stock Exchange,

SALES.
Potomac Electric Cons. 5s. 500 At ~
Washington Railway pfd.. 10 at essk
Lincoln National Bank. 10 at lo.
Lanstou Scrip, S22k at ".
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09

Every day that ,prodteerins exists
means day longer In the life Of
aalocE&exJ
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
Marines I'm Serious Fix.

ofiicials at the Navy Department
admit that the situation OF the Amer
lean, British and French marines that
have been landed at Murmansk is
precarious one. There Is no longer
any doubt that German officers with
German units. operating with the
Finnish White Guards, are directing
the movement to cut the Murmansk
Railroad. Success in this would not
only prevent the movement into the
interior Of Russia Of the vast guam
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Washington
Mechanics Savings
Bank,

At Washington, In the District Of
Columbia. at the close of busi-
June 70, 1918.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
Moscow Under Martial Law.

The Bolshevist governments whole
sole fear is that Germany will seize
upon the act to take Moscow and
Petrosrad ana establish a German
government in either city, hastened
to inform the world that the counter
rebellion was nipped In the bud. Dis
patches show that In proceeding
against the rebels. the. Red Guards
gave no quarters.
Moscow. according to last accounts,
is virtually under martial law. The
district around the German embassy
swarms with red guards and BolsAe-
visit police. The gates OF the city
railway station are heavily garrison
ed. A drasnetis out for the assassius
who left no trace and whose namss
and identity are still mysteries
Meanwhile In Berlin too, the utmost
precaution ID exercised. to prevent
mob violence to the Russian represen-
tAtiyss thsEA ..s.comradA'. gaffA The
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
KAISER RACES
WHEN MIRBACH
IS SASSASSINATED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

vice. Send a new man, q Demo-
crat, who pays less attention to
proper salutes ana his trouser-
crease. and more to the art of meet
Ing the reds on their own ground"
But wise as such policy admitted
ly would be for Berlin. the MILL
tarists have on their side the wrath
OF the All Highest who. in Mlrbach,
lost one Of the most precious gems
in the corona of old school di-
plomacy. The first thing the Kaiser
did upon hearing the news of the
assassination was to order Foreign
Minister Won Kuehlmann, to break
on the negotiations with Russian
delegates in Berlin. concerning a
revision of certain clauses in the
Brest-Ltovsk treaty
Euehlmann Reported Out.
Like an echo of this act of i'm
perial peevishness. comes tonight
the report that Kuehlmann has re-
signed.
One thing Is regarded as certain
in political quarters here tonight,
S-@sSs AohAAh6 SOulQ serve lne
Allied cause more admirably than per-
sistence by the Kaiser in his demand
Tor punishment and vengeance; fioth-
ing could fan the flames Of Russian
revolt against II the enslaver than
would German" punitive expedi-
ais"
But. II is pointed out. hand In hand
with the German blunders that are
almost certain to come within the
next few days. must go a wise, far
sighted. cautious policy on the part
OF the Entente. For. It is added, a
Mistake now would undo everything,
ard instead Of Russia reunited with
the Western democracies under the
banner OF freedom, the world would
again behold a Russia tearing its
ewn hesh in bloody civil war, helping
no one but the Teutons.
Little clearness was given by- the
days dispatches as to what happened
In Moscow after the murder Of Mir
bach became known. The advices
agree only In one point-that the deed
was to be-and some say It was-the
signal for countrywide counter re-
volt
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
BAND CONCERT PROGRAM

Mcmillan Psrf, today st 10 p n Ocn-
cert by U. s. Marine Band walter y,
Smith, secood leader.
PROGRAM.
March. "America Fira". .Los>y
Overture, Ballet yoko". "..... .Lndpaiutner
Selection, The FireAy". Ffiml
Bras Quartette, "Tfink q Ms'.... .Lorenr
Second Leader Smith. FlueseIhorn;
Musicans Miller. cornet; se1dler,
HON; McIntire, baritone.
Nalse Lento. 'MaesmAvr .............-curu
Hunearfan Dance NO. G'........Brlhns
Spanish Suite La Fezia"......... .Iaeons
taI Lns Toos.
(bl In Reja-
(c9 La ZarEuelA
The Star spansied Banner"
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09

Food will win the war-pronteers
will lengthen II.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Bank Of Commerce and
SAVINGS.

AZ washinEton, In the District Of
Columbia, At the close Of business
June 70, 1918.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09

Bolshevist ambassador, ana his stag
are enfrenchcd IN the embassy which
has been converted Into . vsritabls
fortress.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
Lubriennt Was Good.

should such a lubricant as that
Ised In this car be used in the en-
Tines Of the governments aircraft
twould go a very long way toward
Iolving all questions as to the pos
ibility Of delivering our proposed
great fleet Of airplanes to the bat
ae fronts OF Europe on their own
,ower.
DR.. Acheson stands so high as a
,uaS OF science and his achieve
nents have been so great thar any
ommodity associated with his name
. sure 20 command attention. There,
one confederation which should
smoye ali suspicion as to any self
The Washington herald., 1918-07-09
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank

At washinsten. IN the Distrfet Of
CeIsnsiA, st the close sf s~si.ess
Jane -, 1oI&
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-07


OF klamath.
the stetsmsns Of the amount hand the
paid the balance hand June 80
isis according TO the books the Trs:ure! once
Falls this 30th June 1918
HAYDON klamath State Of
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-07
FELT like
MUSCLES WERE
TIED IN KNOT
THAT N EXACTLY THE WAY
TiNDAiL SAYS MIN RHEUMA.
TlSM ACTED

u had never taken \ dose Of Tan.
lac In my life till sGme six weeks ago.
but have received more benefit
from the three bottles I have just
finished than from all the other med.
eines have taken put together.
said George Il. Tindall. Of COOS 18th
Ave. Seattle. tho other day. Mr..
Tindall IL employed ut the Skinner 4
Eddy Ship Yards.
For several years." he continued.
y suffered terribly from muscular
rheumatism and kidney trouble. The
muscles of my right arm would draw
pat the elbow. and feel like they
were tied In y knot. had no appe.
lite and the little I forced down
aldnt do me much. n any. good. Ny
kidneys worried mo night and day. !
mad an awful misery up and down
my spine. anu my back right over
my kidneys would hurt 70 bad that
u ] stopped over Il would almost
XIII me to straighten up again. ]
couldn't rest we'll at night. and
many a time would wake UP At
midnight. and never sleep another
wink the balance Of the night. then
my back would start hurting 10 bad
!nat ! could hardly got w out Of
bed.
i guess I have taken most every
KIND of medicine sold without getting
o't OF relief. and was In mighty
oad shape whom ! decided to sse II
'"n'ac would help me. Well. ! can
honestly say that I haven't had an
ac"e or a pain since shortly after
: started ON Tanlac. ! sleep like q
'os at night. and my wife tells me
'"at I'm liable to eat us beth out Of
mouse and home II keep ON with the
appetite Tanlao has given mo. feel
;" We'll and hearty In every way that
: nave told the boys down at tho
s"'p yard how much good Tanlac has
uohe Tor me. for hope that my OK.
pe''ence will be the means OF helping
.'ners who may have troubles like
had"
:. ianlac IL sold In Klamath Falls BY
'ar Drug Co. ADV,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-07
German Press Censored
For Deceiving People

Deputy Mccrfeld. Socialist, snid
that. a'tho every child In Cologne
knew that 26 persons were killed
the newspapers on that day wore for.
tcd to nay "thnt unfortunately there
have been some casualties"
What VIII bc the reputation Of
tho press II they ARE forced to sprcnd
such false reports = he asked. Nicer.
fold said that the methods OF the gen.
crai command reminded him OF the
Ink that under martial law every
J,ckass Can rule"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-07
LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS
Equity No. $50.

In the Circuit Court Of the State
Of Oregon. for the County OF Kla.
math.
Goidie NJ. Avery. Plaintiff. VI. Ro.
land c. Avery. Defendant.
To Roland c. Avery. defendant
above named:
In the name Of the State Of Ore
gon. You are hereby required to ap.
PEAR and answer the complaint filed
seainst you in the above entitled
rCit. on or before Wednesday. the
<th day Of September. 1918. that
tGing the last day Of publication OF
this Summons and the last day Of the
time within which you are required
70 answer. % fixed By the order Of
publication Of summons. II you
fail to appear and answer. the plain.
tin will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded In said complaint.
Said suit 10 brought to secure dis
solution Of the bonds OF matrimony
existing between yourself and plain.
tin, and for the care and custody
o. the five minor children belonging
to yourself and the plaintiff. and
that the plaintiff be declared the
owner OF an undivided one-half In.
terest In and to your undivided one.
fourth interest Of the lands and pre-.
misses hereinafter described. to-wit:
The 81 Of the SEW Of Section
Seven. and the NEA Of the Mex
Of Section Eighteen. all In Township
10. South OF Range 9. east Of vii.
lamette Meridian. 10 Klamath coun.
~. Oregon. and that the plaintiffs
undivided one-fourth interest In and
70 said lands and premises BE- ab.
solved Of all claim OF dover By you.
aud for such other relief ~ 10 the
Court may seem equitable. Said
suit 10 based upon cruel and inhu.
mon treatment Of plaintiff by you.
This summons Ia published In the
EVENING Herald. . daily newspaper
Of general circulation. printed. pub
iished and circulated daily In Kla-
math county. State Of Oregon. at
Klamath Falls. Oregon. by order Of
the Honorable d. v. Kuykendall.
Judge Of said Court. and dated July
the 33rd. 1918. the first publication
to be made on Wednesday. the 3&th
day OF July. 1918. and the last pub.
lication thereof to be made upon
Wednesday. the +th day Of Septem.
her. 1913.
H. NJ. MANNING.
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Postoffice address. LOOMS Build
ing. 100 Main Street. klamath Falls.
OrogoO. 3t.3l.7.1l.3l.28.4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-07
BUy A THRIFT STAMP TODAY.
Notice NJ Hale NJ ChNttels Under
Foreclosure

By virtue Of a chattei mortgage,
providing within itself the manner
Of foreclosure by sale on one weeks
notice thereof In a newspaper. said
mortgage being dated AUgust I.
and d. ID. Dale to First National
Bank OF Klamath Falls. Or... for
$4,000. on which there remains un-
paid $987.bO. with interest nj 8 per
cent per annum from July 8. 1918.
which mortgage was recorded In
Book 3. page 3l1. Records Of Chat.
tel Mortgage Of klamath County.
Oregon.
Notice Is hereby given that I will.
ON the 18th day Of August. 1913. At
the Palm Cigar Store. No. 6l% Main
street, Klamath Falls. Ore. at 2
o'clock In the afternoon Of said day.
soil ut public auction TO tho highest
bidder. for cash. the following do.
scrlbed chattcls: 3 pool tables. +hx
0 e., l billiard table. 4hx9 e.. al
complete. with balls. cues and racks:
l set Of ivory balls. all electric lights.
fixtures. front and back bars. f0un.
tain. carbonator. glasses. bar and
fountain equipments. 1 safe. 2 cash
registers. iinoieum. . brass cuspi-
doris. ! clock. 81 chairs. all card ts-
blcs. scttecs. wall show case for to-
bacco. counter and pipe show case.
candy show case. score board.
stove ana all partitions. tools. hx-
lures and appliances formerly used
noi now IN said Palm Cigar Store.
as the property Of NJ. J. McD0n0ugh.
ov us mucn thereof as may be neces.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-08-07

ISuy v nice level lot im Mills Atltli.
tiOn and build home. Liberty
lionds taken In payment. Ask Chill.
cote about the new prices. II