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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
At THE THEATERS

A clean. bright. entertaining photo
play. strong In human interest. shows
at the Liberty, Theatre tomorrow. Il
Ia Tin Pan Aiiey'--a snAppy title
for a beautiful perturbation Of the
spirit Of the home and what Il means
In human livse. The story on which
the picture 10 founded II by william
c. I~nxsl. and recently made . big his
In one Of the magazines. II tolls Of
tho struggle pfa youth to make . sue
cess unsteady. Of how he nnds the
true source Of Inspiration IN . place
most u~ncspecteded to him and
thus learns the difference bstvssa the
sham and tho rssi In life.
Tho picture lives up to the usual
excellence Of william Fog produc-
lions. The stars. Albert Ray and En-
nor Fair. do excellent work supported
by = good cast.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
LEGION FANS PULL
FOR lS-ROUND BOUTS

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Aug. al
Local delegates to the American lie.
zion State Convention held At San
Diego last week returned with the
word that the proposed nftccn-round
boxing Law met by the endorsement
Of American Legion Representatives
from all parts OF the state. The res.
olution was presented by the Golden
Gate Post OF San Francisco and
there was not one objection voiced
against such law. according 10
Chester Cannon. Chairman Of the
Athlete Committee Of the Sscra-
mento Post.--
The proposed Law which likely
will be put on the ballot will be
similar In all respects to the New
York Boxing Commission reguia-
tions that were passed and which re-
vived the game there. The state OF
New York receives a compensation
from all shows. the promoters. sec
onds. boxers and buildings are H.
censsd and the rules Of the contests
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
NOTICE OF BOND SAL.E

Sealed proposals will Be received
BY the Common CouHcil for the pur-
chase Of four separate issues OF City
Of kls0afh Falls improvement RoWds
agefegattag $t7.s3S.52. authorised
By Ordinances of said city. numbered
s1<s Bas. s2s. 527. for the improve
ment Of Conger Avenue from Main
0trosH to- California Avenue 3l6.-
S3S.1S; Pine Street from Eighth
0trost easterly % Eleventh Street
SlS.So3.22; Klamath Avenue from
Ninth Street easterly to Eleventh
etrsse $4,000; Washington Street
from First Street easterly to Third
street Sii.3sI.0l; respectively.
PropDsab to purchase such bonds
'uD 10 and including the 7th day Of
September. 1870. At the hour Of 3
o'6)ock p. y. snd opened at . regular
msstinS of.the Council Immediately
thereafter Said bonds to b dated
Septsmh2d q. 1890. In amounts ef
3Soo.0o Due ten years aftee date 81
issue. optional at any coupon date op
and after one year. and Will bar ~
ter0st q the rate Of six per cent p&o
annum. payable semi-annually. prin-
eipal and interest payable Ut Oregon
Fiscal Agency In New York City.
Proposals TO purchase must be un-
conditional and accompanied BY GER
titled check for five per cent Of pro-
posal.
A. L. LEAvITT.
Police Judge of City Of
klamath Falls. Oregon.
BY order Of the Common Council.
Aug. ST.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
TUESDAY. AUGUST 81. 1870
LAID sY FOR THE WINTER
t~ssUss~dvss q Early New vsrk Ole.
satishsd With Lee Than . Six.
meath4 Supply.

1hs eleventh hour. or. rather. Sir
s'clock rush to the dS~icatessen store
that marie the approach II dinner
n these days Of fren1ied house
wifery would have seemed Q strange
Dadcap phensmenou to the good
Asasewives Of "a New Yefk. They
would have felt ll provided should
they have had l(1b than six months
trsvlaons In the Hrdsr.
According 10 ~ MEMORY Of one
ssaii boy Of ssvdhy.6vs yeas ass
- thirty Dutch fVlk whs livsd aioas
~ west side % Wat ID new down.
oeWn New York MI In storse ia O.
ssesr and Noveuoee 70 last until April
- May. They bsssht q quarter oe
bssf. 3 beg OF Q deep 70 furnish the
Dseces q resistanee of The winters
D0la The beef was coined Or
sneked. The pork and mutton vas
sloilaray cured and put away. ne
soskins was 6sos 10 psblie smoke
hsassA. nalntalasd Tor prsat
a pafrsa u 1sef. two O three q
sVp,ss ana potAtees added the vese.
table csnteat - the menua. Other
Supplies 70 Issd variety were laid By
q lesser QuantitieA All sorts Of farm
products wers purehasble In the fan
at minimum pricea. because At that
t1ws many sailing vessels and barges
cane dsws the dvss mem upstate
la1sa with stores. A. winter and the
closing q the river approached the
farmers and merchants grew anxious
10 dispose Of tAsir stocks and the
tswnSolk eonsequsptiy bosght st a.
advantage Which they we're not slow
- nke.-New .Ysst Evening Sun.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
NO. 1891
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Office Of Comptroller Of the Cur.
rency.

Office Of Comptroller Of the Cur
rency.
Warrington. d. c., July 80. 1920.
Whereas. By satisfactory evidence
praesntsd to the undersigned. Il has
boen made to appear that THE Am
srjean National Bank Of klamath
Fails" IN the city Of klamath Falls.
In the County OF klamath and State
Of Oregon. has complied with all the
pr0visions Of the statute Of the
United States required { ODE com.
p1ie6 with before an association
shall be authorized to commence the
business OF banking;
New therefore I, John Shelton
William. Comptroller Of the Cur
reney, do hereby certify that "Ths
American National Bank Of Klam-
ath Falls" In the City Of klamath
Falls. In the County Of klamath and
State OF Oregon. ID authorized to
commence the business Of banking
% provided In Section Fifty one hun,
dred, and sixty-nine Of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States.
In testimony whereof. witness my
hand and seal Of office this Thir-
tieth day Of July. 1890.
Jh'O. SHELTON WILLIAMS.
(Seal) Comptroller Of the
Currency.
Aug. INSTRUMENTATION.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31

A classified Ad will sell Il.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
YOU INSURED YOUR HAY

HAVE YOU INSURED YOUR HAY?
Fires have caused more property
losses than have been caused BY al
the wars. storms. floods and other
agencies OF destruction of historical
record. Nothing 10 immune from
destruction by nre. even though fire.
all around II. Think how easv II II
to lose your hay crop through Ore.
for hay b obs OF the most eombust.
ible properties you can think Of.
Fire insurance would Be your only
protection against financial los ~
your hay crop should Be destroyed
bv IRE. We offer you this protection
throu9h the most reliable Insurance
In existence. See me. Jas.
Driscoll. Room 4. LOOMS Building.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31

The native negroes Of Panama
speak excellent Spanish.
About $4,000 900 families In the
United States own their own homes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31

PLACE ORDERS At oncs-wnd
plums. 20 ID. casss, $50 reY
case. {. .. b. L~aksview. Ore. Lloyd's
Cash Stors. 3l.s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
20 ACRE RANCH FOR SALE

Sandy loan soil 6 TO IL feet deep:
between Merrill and Malin. across
road from Shasta View school. Six
acres irrigated By pumping plant
from Government ditch. all could be
22x26 house worth $500;
also other buildings and we'll OF nne
water. Price $4,000. Terms $1,000
cash. balance reasonable. Write to
or zee James H. Beldin. Merrill p.
o.. Malin stage route. az
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
CREED FOR EVERY AMERICAN


Nearly every reader y familiar Win
he e-xprsssjoa. .Itsa good thing. pas
q along" The cher day attentiea
was attracted by q good sthing-
which ID here D6sSed along. II II Q
financial creed" for every man. won.
IN and child suggested BY the savings
directors Of the ~ federal reserve diS
tricts. Read II carefully. II l. a.
follows: .
! believe In he United States Of
America.
Ny opportunity and hops depend
upon her future.
believe that her stability and prog
res rest upon the industry and thrift
u her people.
Therefore. ! viii work hard and live
sioply. = y
win spead lee than I earn.
WIN ~ my earnings with care
w1ll ave eoa~sistentlt.
wf1l invest thoushtfully.
70 Increase the financial strength Of
ny country and myself. I will buy gov.
eminent securities.
] will hold above barter the obliga.
lions my country thus incurs. $40
] will do these things 10 Insure the
greatness Of Amesicn's future.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY


- a". '..- .
There Ia a world OF satisfaction in
knowing that you do not have to
move. 80 why not buy a good hons
and settle dowaf We shall b. glad
to show you the following:
Brand new three room plastcred
house and email corner lot one block
from Main ST.. near river ana lake.
at a bargain price Of $500; half
cash.
Neat and modern four room hun
salow with bath and plenty Of cAbi-
net work In Kitchen and dining
room. at special price OF $500. on
easy terms.
Good four room bungalow on
Ninth st. pavement. with nne lot and
in excellent neiGhborhood. at the ex-
tremely low price Of $3.50. Only
$500 cash and the balance like rent.
Good hvc room bungalow on big
corner lot one block from Main. The
price Is only $4,000. on terms Of
$3.50 cash and $50 . month.
Modern ave room bungalow and
garage. close In on Tenth 81. pave
|mcnt. Nonresident owner 10 max"
ing special price Of $500; terms.
You'll have to hurry 10 You want
this modern ave room bungalow on
Tenth St.. with lawn, trees and hne
garden tract. Price n only $3.50.
on terms Of 9l260 cash.
In Mills Addition. close 70 the
mills and factories. We have . good
four room house and three big lots
with fruit trees and nns garden
tract. Price $1,000. on terms Of $500
cash.
And W have Q modern ten roou1
house with two big lots on corner,
close Ito new school site. at the az
ceptionally low price Of $4,000. on
terms Of $1,000 cash and $50 o.
month.
And over along the river. where
fruit seldom fails. We have . good six
room house. Nth nne garden tract.
good orchard and about 100 feet Of
river frontage. A good home for q
large family, ss : special Vrics Of
$4,000. OF terms Of $1,000 cash.
We also have an exclusive list OF
high class income properly In Klam-
ath Falls. and farm lands In the sur
rounding country. We can nave you
money.
CHILCOTE 4 SMITH
SIS Main 81. 3l-l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31

FOR sALE-By owner. 10000 acres
Sections Is and 80 In Lake and
Crook counties. At your own price.
Make offer on any $40 acres or more.
Write Il. r. Fisk. White Pelican Ho-
tel, or T. b. Waters. go Main st.
3l-ls
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31

FOR SALE-By owner. Q million
feet timber on Upper Klamath
Lake. At very low figure. Write Il.
T. Fisk, White Pelican Hotel. Klsm-
oth Falls, 31.ls
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31
SPECIAL

Two complete matinees every AZ
tsrnooa st the Liberty. starting at
1850 and 3:30.
a7-3l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31

FOR SALE-By owner. Q coxy four
roo house on paved street. two
blocks from Main. Very reasonable.
ago ". 11th 81. 3l-l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-31

King Alfonso cut short his recent
visit to England in order to return
TO Spain to b with his mother on
her birthday. Throughout his life
he has never failed to spend that day
With or.
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FOREIGN BONDS.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibos D Cs.)
Prices at the close:
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Taken From Democrats,
80 Seats in House
Last Returns Show

CONTINUED From Page Twenty-one.>
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STOCK LIST IS WEAK,
WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS

NEW YORK. November s.-There
was a large representation OF the
general public around the tickers
this morning awaiting for the open
ing. II the big men of this city had
given the slightest encouragement to
a bull market they would have car
ried It a considerable distance with
the outside assistance, on the land
slide, but there was no encourage
mont to a broadening of the trading
movement, all efforts being directo-
ward keeping the market moving
slowly in narrow channels.
AS a rule prices were rather firm at
the opening. and then Southern Pacific
paced an advance from 105 to 10. while
the rest Of the list moved slowly and
generally in the direction OF lower
prices. =
The lower grade investment rails
moved on the down grade for 1 to
IL point losses.
Crucible Steel continued decidedly
heavy, United Fruit could not resist the
bear pressure. American Wooled and In
ternational Paper were all soft. while
Leather issues were to s points on.
Associated Oils and Royal Dutch
made q good showing.
CaH money was quoted at per
cent
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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November s.
Andrew Jackson Lodge Of Masons, No.
80, has completed arrangements for
the celebration of the anniversary of
GEORGE Washington's entrance into
Masonry. 1t will take place tomor-
row evening at the Masonic Temple
The lodge will hold special COM
luunication. at which time the famous
professional quartet of Acacia Lodge
Of Washington will give a number Of
selections.
1t is expected that large dolega-
tion Of past masters from the various
lodges in Washington will attend.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lodge will
confer the Master Mason degree on
this occasion.
Joshua Thomas. a former resident OF
this city. died Monday at his resi-
dence. 1916 Forest Park avenue, Bal
timore. The deceased was in. the
the husband Of the iate Indians Sii Th ~ns
as, and a son of the late Benjamin
and Jane Thomas of this city. The
body will be buried here tomorrow
morning. in st. PauI's cemetery.
A coroners jury, summoned by DR..
IT. NJ. Jones. will meet at 1880 o'clock
tonight at Demaine's mortuary chap
81 for tne purpose of investigating the
death of John a. Fox. who died from
injuries sustained when his motor
cycle and an automobile truck came
Potomac yards Monday. DIR. T. VI.
Jones will preside.
A special meeting of the board of
police commissioners will be held al
r 80 O'Clock Friday night in the office of
Mayor J. VI. Duncan for the purpose
Of electinS a policeman to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of
POLICEMAN Raymond Smith. All appli-
cants are expected to appear in person,
otherwise their applications will not
n
accept a position with the Texas Oil
Company.
IT. Alton Moore has resigned as a
,nember of the city electoral board
from the first ward and Judge Rob-
inson Moncure has appointed Francis
n. Moore to all the vacancy.
Lee NJ Watkins has sold to Ernest
W. Bragg and wife a house and lot
in Fayette alley, bounded by Henry
Iatrick, King and Cameron streets
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TEXAS.

x<Ax1Ss
present membership: Is democrats.)
1 Eugene Black.' dem.
. John c. Box dem.
NJ. G. Saunders, dem.
/ Sam Rayburn,s dem.
S Hatton w. Summers dem.
Rufus Hardy dem.
I Clay Stone Briggs dem.
d. +. Garrett, dem.
0 J. j. Mansfield,s dem.
10 James p. Buchanan dem.
II Tom Connally," dem.
IL Fritz G. Lanham,s dem.
10 Lucian w. PARRISH dem.
"A Carlos Bee.s dem.
"a Harry Wauzbach. rep.
is John N. Garner dem.
Is Claude B. Hudspeth,s dem.
II Thomas l. Blanton,s dem.
Is Marvin Jones.' dem.
UTAH.
present membership: 2 democrats)
Don b. Cotton, rep.
2 p. q. Leatherwood. rep.
VERMONT.
present membership: Q republicans.)
/ Jeremiah c. Durick. dem.
1 Frank l.. Greene" rep.
2 Porter II. Dale,s prob.
VIRGINIA.
present membership: 8 democrats. ]
republican, / Vacancy
1 8. Otis Bland,s dem.
2 J. T. Deal. dem.
3 A. ]. Montague dem.
1 Patrick H. Drewry,s dem.
s 8. r. Landreth, rep.
6 James p. Woods dem.
2 Thomas w. HARRISON dem.
8 r. Walton Moore dem.
. Boiling H. Handy. dem.
. C. Bascom Slemp.s rep.
10 II. D. F1ood.s dem.
10 J. II. c. Grasty. inpt. dem.
WASHINGTON.
present membership: republicans.)
] ] Hugh c. Todd, dem.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

present membership: democrat, re-
publicans.)
/ Ralph w. Johnson, dem.
c. A. Christopherson,s rep.
1 L. j. Hotter, non-part.
Lewis w. Bicknell, dem.
2 Royal c. Johnson, rep.
Frank Whalen. non-part.
Harry L. Gandy,* dem.
) William Williamson, rep.
o. Z. Farnham, non-part.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

present membership: democrate.)
/ w. Turner Logan, dem.
James F. Byrnes,s dem.
+. H. Dominick,s dem.
j. ]. McSwain, dem.
W. F. Stevenson dem.
Philip H. Stoll.s dem.
z H. =. Fulmer, dem.
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WYOMING.

present membership: 1 republican,
1 Wade H. Fowler, dem.
1 Frank w. Mondell.s rep.
1 James J. Morgan, lab.
1 Anthony Carlson, soc.
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DIVIDEND $50 PER CENT

FALL RIVER, Mass. November s.
\ stock dividend of $50 per cent has
been recommended to stockholders of
the Barnard Manufacturing Company
by directors. An increase of capital
stock, from 100000 to S1.250,O00. con-
verting $75o,0o0 undivided profits and
other assets into permanent capital.
The Barnard Manufacturing Company
produces plain cotton goods and spe-
cialties made from print cloth yarns
1t has paid 40 per cent in quarterly
dividends this year.
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Grain. Produce and Live Stock

| LVCAA WAOLESAA6 MA0A6rs
The wholesale market prices this
morning ranged about as follows:
Eggs-Strictly fresh. per doz.. a.:
average receipts. 7o;. southern. IS.
Live poultryIRoossers. per H.. %;
spring. per h., 3Sa4o; hens. per h.,
35x36: keats, young. each. 6ox7o.
| Dressed poultry-Fresh killed spring
chickens, per h., 3Sa40: hens, per H.,
IS; ROSTERS. per h., s6; turkeys, per
h., 40a45.
Pork-Dressed, small. ~; medium.
, Is: heavy. 15a17.
lambs. IL: sheep, sas: hogs, Il.
| Green fruits-Apples, per Dbl. 2.50a
500: per basket. 75ae.5o. California
lemons, per box, 4.00a5.5o. Pineap-
pies, per crate, 6.0oaS.eo. California
oranges, per crate, s.ooa1o.oo. Peaches.
ket. Niagara, 3oa35; Delaware. 30a35;
black. 30a35.
Dbl. s.25x3.75; do, No. 2, 1.50a2.oo:
sweet. potatoes. per bbl, No. 1. 4.ooa
800; No. 2; loo "a String beans ms per 81
s asEe 0 per Crate. 1ssai5e caS:
bage. per Dbl, 1.25a2.00. Beets. near
by, per 100, 4.ooa6.00. Lettuce. per
crate. 75a1.25: do. New York. per
crate. 1.25a175. Celery, per doz.. 5oa
| 100. Romano lettuce. 1.00a1.25.
Squash. per bbl., 1.25a1.50. Spinach,
, per Dbl, 2.0oa2.50. Peppers, per bas-
: ket, 1.00a1.25. Tomatoes. per box.
1.50a3.5O. onions. per sack, 1.15a2. 90.
| Honeydews, 2.00a2.50 per crate. Sugar
corn. 2oa40 per doz. Lima beans, Asa
| so per qt
DAIRY MARKET.
| BALTIMORE, November 3 Especially.
| ARRIVALS by boat-Poultry-Live
chickens. old hens, four pounds and
over, 36a37; small to medium, 32a34 ;
White Leghorns, 32a33; old ROSTERS.
%; springers. large, per pound, 36a37;
do. small to medium. 36a37: Leghorns.
34a35; do, rough, poor and thin, 80;
ducks, young Pekings, 3 pounds and
over, 80: do, puddle, 20; do. Muscovy,
/ %; do. smaller and poor, 25a26: pig
cons, young, pair. 35a40; old, ISAAC;
guinea fowls, young, III pounds and
! over, each, 60: old. 40: turkeys. young
pounds and over, per pound. 40a42;
old. 40a42.
Eggs Gloss Off. per dozen. Maryland
and Pennsylvania and nearby firsts.
| 10; western frsts. 6S: West Virginia
| frsts, IS; southern firsts, 66.
Butter, creamery fancy, 62a63: near
by creamery prints, 63a65; Maryland
and Pennsylvania rolls. 34a35; Ohio
! rolls 33a34; West Virginia rolls, 3Sa
"a; store packed, IS; Maryland, Vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints,
/ SLABS; process butter, 49a52.
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LOOK FOR BOOM;
ARE DISAPPOINTED
Public Ready for Advance
Savings Banks to Meet.
Local Shares Firm.

Every brokers' Office in this city
was crowded when the New York
stock market opened: representatlVes
of the general public wiling ana
anxious to get into the stock market
if given the slightest encourage
ment.
II was something they could not
account for. this failure on the part
slightest extent the probable election
of a republican President, and they
expected that with the realization OF
the fact, there would be some up
ward movement in stocks, but again
they were disappointed.
Southern Pacific was the one stock
on the list that gave even fair ac-
count of itself. a 5-point rise stand
ing out prominently in the midst OF
sagging stocks. This was due to the
proposed segregation of oil properties.
Money is too scarce ana rates TOO
strong for a market movement.
Representatives of the different saw
ings banks of the city have been in
vited by the Park Savings Bank Off
Gals to meet at the latter bank TINS
evening at o'clock
The subject of the meeting will be
banking hours, and the savings banks
will probably formulate a counter
proposition to the hours agreed upon
by the Washington clearing house.
The general impression seems to be
favorable to the theory that the saw
ings banks will ask an amendment to
the hours agreed upon that will per-
nit them to remain open on Saturday
nights.
Personal Mention.
Frank p. Hartman, jr.. cashier OF
the Merchants Bank. has Joined the
ranks of the benedicts and is out OF
the city for few days.
September Railroad Earnings.
Chicago and Northwestern, gross
receipts, $16,940.07S; increase, $2.435.-
6S6- Balance after tax, S3,461,401; in
crease, s56S.601.
Net ops ssst 'ss income ss's44's50
Texas and Pacific. gross receipts
s3.sS6.6s6; increase, sS26,422. Balaace
after tax, $3,7S9.12S; decrease. $278.-
209. Net operating income. $310,654
decrease. ss0s.507.
Wheeling and Lake Erie. gross re-
ceipts. $2.01s,172: increase. $7S1.475
Balance after tax, S41S,5S9; increase
s317.S6S. Net operating income, $780,
69s; increase. $2O6.452.
New York, Ontario and Western
gross receipts, $1,229.224; increase
s275,SS4. Balance after tax, $129,412
increase, $10o.2S1. Net operating in
come. s215,35s: increase, $s7.52S.
Kanawha and Michigan. Gross re,
balance after tax, $59,634; increase
$33,454- Net operating income, $780,
O63; increase, $S2,S25.
st. Paul Squares Accounts.
A settlement of all matters growing
ont of federal control of the Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad Com.
pany, is announced by the fedora
railroad administration. The payment
of s13,750,000 squared accounts.
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RHODE ISLAND.

present membership: republicans. }
Clark Burdick,s rep.
Walter r. Stiness,s rep.
Ambrose Kennedy rep.
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BouRsE PRICES STEADY.

PARIS, November s.-Prices were
steady on the bourse today. Three per
cent rentes, 55 francs SIS confines. Ex-
change on London, So francs CEN
times. Five per cent loan, SIS francs
20 confines. The dollar was quoted at
Is francs. 96hs centimes.
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TENNESSEE.

present membership: s democrats, 9 re.
publicans.)
1 Carroll Reece, rep.
Q J. Will Taylor.s rep.
3 Joseph Brown. rep.
4 Cordell HULL dem.
Ewin L. Davis,s dem.
6 Joseph W. Byrns,s dem.
Lemuel p. Padgett,s dem.
s Gordon Browning, dem.
Lon A. Scott, rep.
FINS ]. Garrett dem.
10 Hubert F. Fisher dem.
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"a James V. Ganly,s dem.
"a Benjamin L. Fairchild. rep.
"a George Orr. soc.
25 James w. Husted.s rep.
26 Hamilton Fish. jr. (shorO. rep.
&c Hamilton Fish dong, rep.
26 James c. Hogan Ito I'LL Vacancy, soc.
26 James C. Hogan. soc.
81 Charles B. Ward,' rep.
% Peter G. Ten Eyck, dem.
80 James s. Parker rep.
80 Frank Crowther,s rep.
81 Bertrand H. Snell,s rep.
80 Luther W. Mott rep.
80 Homer p. Snyder rep.
"a John D. Clarke, rep.
So Walter W. Magee,s rep.
Sc Norman J. Gould.s rep.
81 Alanson b. Houghton,s rep.
80 Hiram r. Wood, dem.
80 Thomas B. Dunn.s rep.
80 Charles Messenger. soc.
80 David A. White, dem.
80 Archie .. Sanders rep.
80 George Weber, soc.
40 Frank S. Nicholson, dem.
40 S. Wallace Dempsey rep.
10 Augustus Meas, soc.
II Clarence MacGregor,s rep.
AZ James n. Mead,s dem.
43 Fred H. Sylvester, dem.
43 Daniel A. Reed rep.
43 Gust c. Peterson, soc.