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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
FEDERAL GRAND JURY TO
PROBE CHICAGO STRIKE
Activities of John Grunau, Alleged
Head of Trouble Gang, Will
Feature Inquiry.
Illy Nssoctat.a rrrss.l


.,ClilCAGo. July .S.-SiXty railrad
subpoenaed TO appear before the
Federal grand jury ncN; "Wednesday
in connection with a rr0ac q; the nm
authorized walkout of the railroad
workers here in April.
Tho Subpoonas were issued AZ tAc
REQUEST OF Charles +. C.lync, United
states district attorney, aui Major
H. Leroy Hume. special Assistant Nj
torncy General, who. since his ar
rival here several days ago. has con-
fcrrcd with leaders OF the recognized
railroad brothcrhoods.
Among those Tor whom suhpocnns
we're issued were John Grunau. pres
idcnt OF the Chicago Iardmcn'S AS
ISOLATION. and IL. l.. Reddinc. head ot
lie tnited Engincmcn's Association.
These TWO organizations were formed
nj the time OF the April walkou;$.
Grunnu Arrested for Conspiracy.
Grunau and twcnty-sevcn OF his
associates We're arrested at that time.
act with conspiracy 20 Interfere
with tho interstate shipments OF tho
necessities of life and have hccn
ing hccn continued several times
AZ the same time the subpoenas
were being issued delegation headed
by Rcdd!nG called unon Maclay
lloync. states attorney, and protest
ed against the alleged action OF rail
roads in hiring young. Inexperienced
men and hcys as switchmcn. Rcddiug
4
of strikers with boys ranging in age
from - 20 Ii years, :ind that acci-
dents had Increased recently because
OF incompctcucy.
The only law under which I can
proceed is the child labor statute. =
the states attorney said. III that
is being violated proper action Will
be taken
brotherhood Men Return Homo.
General chnir!Dcn of the rail
hrothcrhoods and other union Office RS
l.at / IL. "a tN,, ~.
of the Railway Labor Boards wage
award under protest by all but the
tclegraphcrS. Eight of the rail
labor organizations will submit, tho
award 10 a referendum. the result,
81 which is expected about Septcm-
Der |.
The Labor Board today heard argu-
mcntS of the Railway Express Com
phny in reply to the demands of 20
npo cnrloycs for Increased wages and
better working conditions. The men
asked for a S35 a month increase.
The board will render a decision ..as
soon as practical lc." members said.
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IN FAST CONTEST
AMERICAN YACHT
EVENS THE SCORE

Continued From First pagc)
war added. the sporting instinct of
inc american lady. That she would
get UP At o'clock in the morning,
aaS aitcr day, and travel down here
Tor the Inconvenience OF being tossed
about III the swell aboard tho heats
is Wonderful. 1t Is more than / can
say about the English ladies. They
would not do 1t. The loyalty OF
American women to contests OF snort
arOuSes my establishment"
The skillful handling of Rcso,ute
In the face of sQuall today aroused
among yachtmcn experts aboard the
Victoria.
1T was taking Il gamblers CHANCE
and Captain Adams won" commented
Commodore Jarvis. one or Unions
yachting advisers.
Speaking OF the precaution taken
by Captain burton OF Shamrock. i'm
taking In his topsaiI. Commodor re
Jarvis said:
1T WAS good judgment on Mr.. Bur
tons part to take in Shamrock's club
sail. as at this stage of the race IL
was impossible to work off her time
handicap without an accident hap
pcning 10 Rcsolutc. With a squall
mate rializing. this was quite pos
siblc Had Rcsolute been disabled
Shamrock could have gone on through
with her shortened canvas"
The official weather forecast for
the SANDY Hook yacht course tomor-
row Is as follows:
Fresh winds, varying from South to
Southwest, with unsettled weather
and probably thunder squalls in the
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24

Itself to face . bitter period In Irish
history. as there Will be- i determined
oiEahizcu attempt to establish an
irish republic by means of murder
and intimidation" declared Sir Iiamar
Greenwood. Chief Secretary for lro-
land. In the course of debate on
Irish affairs In the House OF Commons
today. He appealed TO all parties
and crccds To support the government.
predicting the situation would be-
come still wore than at present.
SIR Edward Carson. the Ulster
tnionist leader. after declaring that
lin thrcc-uuactcr4 Of, ireland. che
British government has been entirely
beaten" said: There are only two
courses open for solution--cithe- sur
render 10 the Irish republic or OF
ganiZation of forces To insure the
government IL not beaten again"
The Cabinet which wrcstled with
the problem again today, is having
difficulty within Itself Some OF
Premier Lloyd Georges friends say
that he is willing to give Ireland
almost anything except republic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
HARDING'S SPEECH AN
INSULT TOLABOR MEN
Farmer Labor Candidate Pronounces Republican
Nominee sas INDUCING in Pure Bunk" While
Volcing Sentiments of Wall Street Soviet

candidate for tho presidency as to adj
mt labor is entitled To better wage
than that. but adds that labor must
give its full measure or service for
nigh wages. If this country is going
TO avoid industrial and economic
chaos
Zig business Has Nothing to Fear.
That is a contemplate Insult to
tho sincerity OF the american worker
ana a grovc!ing guarantee to big
business that II has nothing TO fear
from Harding If he is elected. Scua-
tor Harding knows. as does every.
other member Of the Scnatc-for they
nave all been presented with an inn
partial profits and wages report-that
the RATIO OF profits in prices has in
creased from ZOO TO 200 per cent as :,
ocrinE, and that the ratio OF wages in
prices has decreased by nearly tho
same percentage, and that the djssi
phtcd purchasing power of the aver
age mans dollar makes his economic
condition worse than it was before
the war
Surrender To Financial Pirates,
IF this country is to suffer indus
tF!ai and economic ruin, IL will no
because the people have been de-
ceived once more into surrendcring
control over their lives and ,Lrii.
rights 10 the financial pirates
Mr., Christensen declared Senator
tardinG address convinced him :hat
Inc! Inc ohioan was dominated by the
Will Of organized capital" that if
ne We're elected economic chaos and
+" nation OF soup kitchens were In :
cvitahlc
Senator Harding talks much and
says nothing. the Fermentation nom
incc continued.
There is not Il red bloodcd Amcri-
can sentence in his address Those
who nave felt the sting OF high prices
and inadequate income certainly can
ma no ray of hope in it, The SOL
dicrs are sick of the generous cX-
preston OF gratitude. that Senator
Harding promises them. Farmers
look in vain for definite pledge OF
RELIEF from the burdens imposed upon
them. Organized finance alone can
find JOY in the address: for organ
lied finance, Harding is a good can
didltc."
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Unionists Active In County Down.

DROMORE. COUNTY DOWN. IRE
LAND. July "a RiotinE and piliag-
ing by unionists occurred here last
night. Crowds attacked the house
Of a prominent Sim Fcincr The oc-
cupants of the house fired upon the
attackers as they approached. but
slipped out through a rear entrance
before the building was captured
The house was promptly burned.
Shops belonging 10 Nationaiists
were attacked and badly damaged.
Military re-cnforccmcnts were sent
this morning to aid the police, who
were hard pressed
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SUFFRAGISTS THINK THEY
WILL WIN BATTLE IN N. C..
Establish Headquarters mt Raleigh
with Miss Gertrude We'll la
t'uurrc

RALEIGH. y. c.. July 23.---rhe
North Carolina Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation today opened headquarters in
Raleigh with Miss Gertrude We'll. of
tioldsboro. state president. In charge
have the special session OF Tia" Leg
iSiaturc. which meets on August 10,
ratify the Suaan Il. Anthony amend
mcnt.
The association has taken Il pcil Of
members Of the Legislature" and while
the replies of the Solous will not be
made public, suffrage leaders OK
OF the result next month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
BODY OF WOMAN FOUND
IN TRUNK IN NEW YORK


,ontlnncd From First PnG:J
pody OF a young woman. according
TO statement given To the police by
Mrs. Lottie Brooks. manager Of the
apartment house The apartment
was rented 10 them on June T. Thcy
left about week later without Civ
Ing notice. Mrs. Brooks stated that
she had seen only the man leave,
taking with him two heavy franks.
lie explained. she said. that his wife
had left the night before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24

TAMPA. FLA. July 23.-Thc sheriff
or Nolusia County. In which Orange
CITY Junction is located. stated to-
night over the telephone that Mrs.
Mary Clark. white woman, was
mysteriously murdered at her home
one night last November, and On tho
same night the home OF another
woman at Orange city Junction vas
robbed. No trace has ever boon
found OF the murderer OF Mrs. Clark.
who was middie-psed widow.
y negro by the name of Nose Glib
son was known there. according to
the sheriff. who also stated that he
had not heard from the Los Angeles
authorities concerning the alleged
confession OF the negro in jail there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24

republic not only asked for an en-
preston from the State Department.
but also from President Wilson. de-
clarinE that such public statements
would 70 y long way toward
strengthening the morale OF it's sol
d!crs and people.
Poland's request was given serious
consideration at the state Depart
mcnt, and II was expected that n de-
cision would not he long delayed AS
proof OF WaShington's sympathy with
the Polish republic. il was recalled
that this government had stcadfastly
refused TO recognize the Soviet regime
and that less than two years ago the
state Department requested the al
He'd and neutral nations TO join IN de-
clnring the Holshevists international
outlaws.
Arguments for American support
that We're presented by the Polish
legation set forth the inconErui.y Of
tina United Statos abandoning the
republic with whose establishment II
had so much to do. Representatives
Of the legation declared that while
the situation OF their country had
been made desperate by the enormous
weight Of the Russian forces. il was
not yet too late to avert disaster and
that an expression of support and
sympathy by the President would be
/ OF great aid.
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Hnx Louisiana Record.

BATON ROUGE, LA. July GA
careful checking OF the records mt
the parish courthouse show no man
named j. X. Rcav!s was murdered in
this parish In November, 1910. Rec
ords In West Baton Rouge Parish
show j. j. Rivet murdered there by
parties unknown ten years ago. 4
negro named Nose Gibson was sus-
pcctcd OF the crime AT that time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
JOHNSON O. KS HARDING
Declares Candidates Attitude on
Paramount Issues Are SntIs-

SAN FRANCISCO. July 23.--Scna-
tor Hiram W. Johnson. Of California
declared In a statement today that
Senator Harding. In his speech OF hc-
ccptancc OF the Republican prcsidcn-
tial nomination, took an uncquivoCal
stand upon the paramount Issue In
this campaign. the league OF nations"
and that his position has made Re-
publican success certain and his eicc-
tion assured"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
DAMAGING SOUTHERN WRECK
Dozen Tank Cars Are Destroyed, with
Heavy Loss. Near selma,
Alubuma

SGIMA. MA, july "3.-DamaEe
running far into the thousands Of
OF mere today when an castbound
freight train on the Southern Rail
way was dcra!lcd. followed by tho
destruction OF more than dozen
tank ears loaded with oil. and the
partial destruction Of other cars
lOAdcd With mcrcha ndisc.
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mand for the reduction of the gov.
crnmcnts expenditures

mand for the reduction of the gov
crnmcnts expenditures
French for Speedy Action.
PARIS. July 23.-Thc newspapers
this morning comment on the scriuus-
ness OF the situation OF Poland and
emphaS yes the Importance of the al
~ ~. t''TrIo!. 90 tiat country.
France and England will furnish,
arms and munitions 10 Poland which
haS sufficient mtnpowcr OF it's own.
oih"r newspapers demand that imnc-
diate measures to aid Poland be in
auguratcd.
Marshal Foch will not go to War
saw unless the report of the French
and British missions Indicates iho
necessity OF his presence and suisse
duont developments show that mill
tary aid by tho allies Is required 10
prevent the Eolshcv!stS from over
running Poland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24

Tho commission says /, has no iur
lSHlction over the maxi NUN rate al
lowed in local franchises in Roanoke
l.EnchhurE, Winchester. Christians
burg. Pulaski and Dublin. This de
cisipn nuts II NJ to the company Ia
Srgure, II possible. amendments To
contracts which prohibit charges
such as are allowed by the commits
sion.
The petition for Increased rates
was HE'D one year ago tomorro.,
although tho company did not CO ~
plcte lis exhibits until May 90.
IN" opinion has this TO say sbou,
municipal contracts which Xix tho
maximum rate of charge:
I'm additional burden was placed
unon TINS company, together with all
others whose municipal franchises
fixed the maximum rates for scrvic.
Ihcsc franchise requirements were
brought into being mainly in the old
hit-and-m!ss days. when IL was re.
gardcd as good practice to prcscrib,
the return for giving service as com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
NAME MRS. BASS TO HEAD
WOMEN OF PARTY IN FIGHT
ChirnEo Leader liz Nude Chairman OF
Division Of the Democratic
Campaign Committee.
10y Associated Press.

IUy NNN"tlat"N FF"T~.1
CHICAGO. July 23-Mrs. George
Bass. OF Chicago, chairman OF the
woman's bureau OF the Democratic
National Committee. has been made
chairman Of the woman's division or
the partys national campaign con-
m!ttce. she announced today. Mrs.
Bass Will opcn Democratic national
days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
POLAND APPEALS
DIRECT TO RUSSIA
FOR AN ARMlSTICE

LContlnned IHrom F'Irst HHgcl
thorization TO c-cnforcc the troops IN
eastern Prussia with volunteers.
The Germans say more troops are
necessary 10 defend the frontier
against eventual incursions by the
Bolshevists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
SEIZE CAR OF LIQUOR
Federal Agents Capture Shipment
Valued ut s.i5.iDD In Ohio
Railroad Siding

TOLEDO. ONO. July g3-lcdcrai
agents wer" clatcd today over the
biggest whiskcy Sc!zur. in the his
tory OF this section OF the state. when
! lh"y conhsCat"d liquor valued at
s26a,oO0 on railroad siding a; i.arG.
Ohio.
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POLAND PLEADS FOR THE
MORAL SUPPORT OF u. s,
Asks for = Favorable nprcs>ion by
president Wilson to StiNrn
Morale of 4 rmics.

! - y 'I'L-I0 10 IF|--
WASHINGTON, July 23-poland.
'sorely hcset by tho Russian Eolshcv-
ist armies, called upon the United
States today for moral support in her
forces.
Through its legation here, the new
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
DR.. YOUNGER DIES IN PARIS
End of Famous American Drntf,,
Who Originated Method for
TrnmSnInn In. Teeth

PARIS. July 23.-Dr. William
Younger. an American dentist. died
here yesterday. He was the ur!si-
nator Of the practice Of transplan.:ns
teeth
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FURIOUS STREET FIGHTING
Is RESUMED IN BELFAST

ntlnUed Fr1m flrst Ftr".)
the lungs during r!oting on the Kash-
mir Road yesterday. died today, max
ing the fourteenth fatality since the
disorders began.
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BLACK FIEND CONFESSES
TO WHOLESALE MURDERS
From First Page

LContlnued From FIrst Page.)
from the Texas penituntiary in 1918.
he said. lie would not name tho Of
lenses OF which he was convicted in
Florida and Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
TO Destroy MnlnrlnI Germs

Take GKONE'S TNSTELESS chill
TONIC. II destroys all mnlarial
germs In the blood. and removes tho
impurities. GROVES ThSTELESS
chill TONIC STRENGTHENS and Builds
up the system by Purifying and En-
riChing the Blood. You can soon
feel it's Strengthening. InvigoratinS
Effect. 60c.-Adv.
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tnv Associated p,css +,

SALT LAKE Guy. UTAH. July IS.
The speech OF Senator Harding ac-
eepune ;he Republican nomination
ii!@nr resident is ,hunk:' Farley +,
Office on the ticket OF the Farmer
Labor party. declared IN formal
statement today. MIR. Christensen
ridiculed the Republican nominee for
which he declared was rendered to
him in a Chicago hotcP room early
in the morning OF June II last.
Mr.; Christensen, said washington
and Lincoln were dcfcnsclcsS before
the charge" made by senator Lodge
in notifying Senator Harding OF his
nomination. that YOU arc imbucd
with the spirit OF Washington. Lin
coin and Roosevelt"
II" continued:
'Hui there are those of us still
alive. who fought by the side OF
Roosevelt when he was being called
by the rcaciiouary Harding. l. as
ono OF them. can tc7;ify 20 my belief
that /: Theodore Roosevelt were alive
he would scourGc the combination OF
nrnhteorS and politicians who now
5" hrazcnly link his memory with
their ncfariouS effort TO turn this re-
public over TO a Soviet OF Wall Street
bankers
Senator Harding's address is an
onlightenng exhibition OF the high
and manly art Of shadow boxing. The
league OF nations is dead. yet he
lunscs at its ghost and shouts 10 the
onlo6kcrs:
IT'S alive! It's alive. tell you
it's alivc,'
only pontius Palmer" Mr.. Chris
Jensen said, "forcSaw a red conilagra-
tion. with vision equal to that OF
SenatoA Harding"
He wtnt on: ''.As TO the vital issues
before the people. issues involving
their dclivcrlncc from economic bond
age and political scrvility. the Scna :
tor from Ohio. pours forth a sea OF
words sicnifying nothing. He. who
but few years ago Sullcnly said the
workingman. should he satisfied with
enc dollar day, and the farmer CON
tented with one dollar buShcl for
Whcat. has become so proEresSiv. a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
MnItnry Mrcck SInn I,rIn To,,n.

LpNDON. July 23-Caltra. near
liallinasloc. ireland. was visited to-
day by nolicc and military who
wrecked many houses in the town.
was burned.
'"hditi"ns Growing Worse.
regret to have 10 say that Par
!iamen; and the kingdom must brace
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TELEPHONE COMPANY is
GRANTED RATE INCREASE
Decision ms to Franchises

CONTINUED From First PagcD
vile. Shawsvillc. Iiillsboro and 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-04

Eat less meat, drink lots of wa
ter: also get from any pharmacist
four ounces of Jad Salts: take q
tablespoonful in a glass Of water be-
fore breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts Is made from the acid
Of grapes and lemon Juice. eombin-
ed with lithia, and has been used
for generations to clean clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to nor
NAL activity. also to neutralize the
acids In urine. so Il no longer is a
source Of irritation. thus ending
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts Ii inexpensive. cannot in
jure: makes delightful effervescent
lithia-water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep
the kidneys clean and active. Drug
gists here say they sell lots Of Jad
Salts to folks who believe In over
coming kidney trouble while Il Is
only trouble. ADV.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-04
f BACKACHY OA
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat less Meat, Also Take Glass o
Salts Before Eating
breakfast

Uric acid In meat excites the kid.
neys. they become overworked; get
sluggish. ache. and feel like mmpr
OF lead. The urine becomes cloudy;
the bladder is irritated. and you may
be obliged to seek relic: Sxo or
three times during the night. when
the kidneys clog you must helr
them flush off the bodys urinous
waste or you'll be a real sick per-
son shortly. At first you feel a duh
misery in the kidney region. you suf-
fer from backache, sick headache.
dizziness, stomach gets sour. tongue
coated and you feel rheumatic twing-
es when the weather Is bad.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-04
NO GLEE CLUB TOUR CHRISTMAS

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu-
gene. Dec. 3.-No Christmas tour
will be made by the mems glee eulb
Of the University OF Oregon. but an
extensive trip will be made during
the spring vacationt 1--WE have had
more material to work with than
ever before" says John Stark Evans.
director. "the competition was so
keen that Il took US three weeks to
finally decide on the men. think
We will have q better organization
this year than ever before.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-04

REDDING. Dec. I.-W. ]. Brooks,
address unknown is being held by the
city marshal on suspicion OF having
been connected with the robbery OF a
postoffice in Oregon.
The prisoner made several at
tempts TO dispose OF a quantity OF
stamps here He intimated
that he was with two or three other
men who rifled the postoffice at
Roseburg, Oregon, He also said he
was an ex-conyict but now going
straight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-04
Hand One Of the Cridiron Palms to Coach Benne Owen
Versatile star

Oklahoma has been famed for
several years for its high develop
ment OF the aerial attack In ad-
dition, In Phil White tho Sooners
have n punter, passer and runner,
weighing 1876 pounds. who In far su.
perlor to any back the Cornhuskers
boast OF.
Last year Oklahoma tied Me-
braska and Nebraska's assistant
coach. after seeing the Penn state
game, proclaimed the Sooners the
best team ever turned out by Bennie
Owen.
Consistent Toe
White averaged 81 yards for 10
punts against Kansas in the game
that virtually won for the Sooners
the Valley conference title the first
year they appeared as members. lie
showed rare ability to smash the
line, run the ends from the triple
threat position, and to intercept az
well as shoot long forward passes.
Flanked by Swatek and Hill. two
aboye-the-average plunglng backs.
and protected by n heavy aggressive
line that has played under the in
spiration of Roy Smoot--one OF the
best tackles ever produced In the
west-White figured prominently in
the Kansas game, as he has done In
others leading up TO II.
Smoot Stands Out
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-04

VALLEJO. Dec. t.-Transformed
from a grim troop and ordnance car
rier to q Christmas ship" loaded
with plum duff" and other delica-
cies. toys and other gifts. the United
States navy transport Newport News
left here TO bring holiday cheer to
the naval colony at Guam.
She is expected to arrive there De-
cember 24th.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-04

In fifth in state bank resources. Her
banking resources total S2.tt0.+s7.-
900. and OF this aggregate the assets
OF the state banks are u.t02. $780,
900. and the national banks fi,03s,-
$4,000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-04
YOUNGEST STUDENT II

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu-
gene, Dec. S.-The youngest fresh
man at the University OF Oregon Is
II years old. The youngest sopho-
more 10 also II. Thiss doesn't COM
pare. in the matter Of precocity. with
some of the 1S-year-olds that have
entered Harvard. but II is much
younger than the average.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-04

CoLuSA. Dec. 4.-The Hamilton
Bend Levee. Colusa county, one Of
the most dangerous places along the
Sacramento river is to be put in re-
pair by the Franks Dredging COM
pany OF San Francisco under the
supervision OF reclamation district
No. 2047, OF Colusa and Glenn coun-
ties.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-04

RED BLUFF. Dec. t.-E. A,
Brown, Dibbie Greek rancher. and
Mrs. Abbie McClennon. his sister
are visiting with each other for the
first time In SO years.