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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-16

In Uganda, It SENS, the women do
not hesitate to secure, an aeknow.
Judgement of their rights by force,
If necessary. A visitor to that land
declares that frequently women
working by the roadside will capture
a passer-by, and, on pain of severe
castigation, will make him take a
turn with the hoe while they have a
smoke.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-16

Note-An measurements are level
and folur is sifted once before meas
lrins. A half.pint measuring cup rs
used.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-03-16

like griddle-cakes, corn fritters are
both quickly and easily made. Very
small portions Of leftover corn may
be made into these fritters.
For more elaborate garnishing, a
pastry bag and tube will be required.
Very little practice Is required to
handle the pastry bag skillfully
enough for these simple decorations.
II takes only a few moments 10 fill
the pastry bag with mashed pOtaties,
and when forced through a star tube,
either as a border or into cup shapes,
which will hold peas or other cooked
vegetables, an otherwise plain dish
will assume n very festive appear
ance. The pastry bag and tube are
also very useful for decorating sweet
dishes and cakes.
Whipped Cream Used
For GcIatinc Dishes
Cream, whipped very stiff, when
forced through the tube in stars or
i'h'9S llth'p itIHpLlHB
desserts. All gelatine puddings may
be garnished in this manner; also
fruit salad, and even the humble
stewed prune and apple sauce will
look very attractive and may be
served for the luncheon dessert Be-
sides the appearance, cream also
adds greatly to the food value of
these dishes.
Very thick mayonnaise may be
forced through the tube to decorate
salads.
Cold meats may be garnished with
ringe of green peppers or pimento.
or shredded lettuce leaves may be
sprinkled about the slices of meat.
Pickles, olives or fringed celery also
add to the tempting appearance of
many meat and fish dishes, as we'll
as salads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
BABE RUTH
MAY PLAY
HERE SOON
ARE ON WITH THE
NEW YORK YANKETS FOR GAME
AT LEAGUE PARK
GAME WILL BE PLAYED DU1INS
JULY ON JUMP FROM CHICAGO
TO NEW YORK
CONTRACT If SIGNED WITH MIL
LER HUqGINS WILL CALL FOE
RUTH TO PLAY FIVE INNINGS

II everything Is carried through "a
C"rahly 'Rab"" Ruth. nh" World $
home run king. wml play NJ league
Park during the month Of July.
The management OF the Martins Ferry
Eagles are IN cOmmuntcal lon with NIL :
lrr Iuggins. manager of the New YORK
Yankees. for game here. tn" game
will probably b" played some I'm" our
ing July when tn" Yankees Will nave
an Of day on their jump from NhIcaG"
to New York
The contract. II signed will be under
the condition that Babe" Ruth plays AT
least tive innings Of the game
Ruth is far from Il stranger IN ms
city Even some Of the babes IN me
cradle have heard their dads speaking
Of Rah" Rurhs home run. .,
Babe Ruth S:nri"d his haSeha II
career while at tn" 81 Marr's lndustr, al
School al Baltimore. NJ that TIM" the
NavCrisn Brothers now AT IN" aihcdral
were in charge. The IN MIXERS az the
Georgetown University Alumni are also
acquainted with RAbc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
VANCE A. c. LOST
To The Men, Ohio, Aggregation at Bel
laire Park by a 81 Score

NJ Rcllarc yesterday afternoon the
Ncn. OHIO. ball team defeated the Vance
4. =. of this city hy the score Of to !.
Both teams played well in the field Al
though the lone error of the local team
was costly for two runs. llclfrr, with
tn" Vance tenn. secured n triple and
home run in the game, scoring tho only
run for the local team.
H. Hall. "f III" Nen team. secured
thr," hits in tn" game out OF three
times Ia the plate. Tho lineup OF the
teams and he summary If the game is
~ follows:
Ncn' .................. 10 hh0 30N-5
Vance. .............. 900 DOL 6h0-l
Summary: Three base hIts--F. Hail.
H"lrrr Hom" rUnS--H"lfer. Earned
runS---W. Il l.. r.. 3: NanC" !. Bases on
hails--off HIrdlla"h =. struck 0ut--hy
IIirdlrhaCh :; l., Mills ). Douhl" plays
l. r"tran. uuaSSiStcd. lmpire-Bra-
dl Tim" - "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
|M0UNDSV|LLE M
WON; SCORE, 70

Hits by Mes vain. whitlach and Hags
adore in the fifth inning defeated fhe'
Patterson and Elm Grove nine yeetef.
day afternoon at the Elm Grove ball
park in their game with the fast Arsft.
can Legion team OF Moundsville, BY .
score Of 20. X
Hall walked Conner in the opening %
the fifth. McSwan doubled to cantor
field. Hall scored on Whitlach's singio'
through the infield. Spears Tanned.
Higgins walked Hagadore hit to lefe
field. scoring McSwain. Whitlach Wa
caught going to second and Lutss fans
ned.
Spears and Hall were each touched ~
for five hits. Both men were Eiveo
good support
Score hv innings: H H
Elm Grove. $500. 900 900 600 81 i
Summary: Two base hlts-Nc8yaiA
Double piays-Reuther to Estep 20 RAJ.
ferty: Mccormick To Madden. Struck
out-by Hall II: Spears {. Base on balls
off Hall 5; Spears l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
MACk'S DEFEAT
MUNHAL[ GIANTS
PrrrsBURaH AaaRBGATIoN WERE
NO MATCH FOE THE AG4RES-
SrvE ECONKEY NINE.
Final Score stood IL to 3 IN Mnc6's
Tavor-Lewts and Honecfer Pitch
cd GOOD Ball.

The Munhal Giants. Of Pittsburgh
Ia. fell easy victims before the on
slaught OF the McConkey baseball tca"l
by u score Of II IL 8. yesterday after
noon on the Tunnel Green grounds.
Honecker pitched fine ball for the first
FIVE innings and WAS never in danger
but Manager MCCnnkNy sent Lewis IN
TO relieve HIM. and he lIcwis) cam
through with SIX strikcoutS and no
walks.
Tho hitting Of Perlcy, Zero AMI
Woods featured. while Walsh az Fear
son showed up well for the visitors.
Tho MaCks were scheduled 10 play
CanonSburg, but someone called tho
CanonshurS manager and told him the
Macks had cancelled. with the rCsul:
that they failed TO put IN an appear
ance. and az last resort they took on
the Munhall Giants.
Box score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07

NEW YORK. June G.-Th" close race
for leadership in the 40 major leagues
baseball are almost Ccllpscd by INC
heavy hating and scoring Of nearly al
the teams. rh" American taguc
amassed total of $40 runs and OIl
hits IN IS games last week. while l
War. pounded out at New York. where
"Rah.' Ruth. the Ianke" sluGEcr.
brought his season total to 10. Ia inc
national league Is circuit smaShes were
made.
Brooklyn and the Cincinnati worlds
champions. both with pitching STAINS
going along steadily, are hShtInE Tor
nlac, honors IN the national lcagU" With
the EASTERN team leading by one game.
Thu. New York Americans who have
won "a Of their last Ia contests by ter
rihc smuggling. today caught up /" tI"vc-
land AT IN" head Of tn" league wnrn me
Indians hruk" even Will" the fankS
were pounding philad"lphia's pitchers.
The two leading gums in each league
meet III series starving next SATURDAY.
The Chicago Nationals slumped bad
~ after their winning streak of nm"
games was broken and tn" cubs lost
their sixth game III row today. rhts-
Hursh, Rnsron and New York are doing
good work with the bat. but ar" nm
steady in the field. 81 Louis Is dis
rlnyinE another flash Of winning form
and today captured its NTH straight
game. Philadelphia appears weak IN
SCORING power
In the American league boston IS INST
losing ground through light hitting.
dropping it's hfih game In row today.
The Chicago pitchers ar" receiving
almost perfect support and have Tight
rncd up mrwhat with IN" result that
The Whit" son climbed into third plac"
today ahead Of R"st"n. Washington.
after having It's pitchers pounded by
Nrw York now faces a long tour IN tn"
west 81. Louis has recovered from It's
losing stump and is doing well against
strong opposition. Poor fielding and
weak pitching arc keeping Philadelphia
low IN the rnCH. DctroitS ability. 10
hold cleveland to an even break IN six
games Last week makes IN" Tigers conf
dent that they WI get ont Of last place
at the expense Of their eastern guests
IN IN" r"yt fortnight.
The weeks record in each league ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
CLARK'S DEFEAT
McKinlsyvtlls Nine Yesterday at Wells
burg by . lo-l Score.

Yesterday afternoon At Wcllshurg the
Clark \. C.. OF this city defeated tho
Mckinleyyillc nine by score Of 10-l
Walton was in tine form and struck out
eight men. Rhoades had perfect day
at bat. and also came through with four
stolen bases.
Score by innings:
Clarks A. {. -. l3l nlc oil--IO &c 4
Mckinleyvillc. rot Qua NU0-- =
Summary:
Two base hits-Reynolds. Thompson,
RhoaGeS. Spencer. Howard. Wallace.
Sacrifice hits--NaltOn. Rhoadrs
Double playS-Spencer TO Carpenter:
10 Wallace.
stolen bases-Carpcrtar Thompson.
Rhoades 4. kindU >.
Raae on balls-Ofr Walton. =: How
ard |.
struck nut--By Walton. :: Walton. =.
Next Sunday tho Clark \. G. Will
play the Wellsburg \. G.. on the lat
ters grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
BROWNS SPLIT
WITH INDIANS
CLEVELAND. June g.

CLEVELAND. June O. Cleveland
and 81. Louis split a double header to-
day. ST. Louis winning the FIRST 10 :.
while Cleveland took the second 10 |.
Wailman outpitched Covcleski" in the
first. and the Browns won easily. TIL"
second was \ pitchers battle between
Ragby and Davis. Cleveland winning IN
Tho ninth on ONeills single. two
passes and Smiths inticld hit. Score by
innings:
First game r. II. r..
81. LOUIS n q q Oh - q
cleveland u u y u i |
Wtilman and Billings; Covcleskie.
Nichaus and ONcill.
Second game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
Pirates Defeat Reds by
Bunching Hits in Tenth

CINCINNATI. June O. Pittsburgh
defeated the Cincinnati Reds today by
punching hits of Ructher in the tenth
inning. when singles by Cation. South
worth and Whilted gave them two runs.
Ructhcr had won eight straight games
and held Pittsburgh TO one run IN nine
innings. but Cooper was too strong Tor
thr Reds in the pinchcs and they were
unable to score after IN" hrSt round.
Ruethcrs fielding OF his position WAS
feature. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
The Standing.
To-day's Games.
No Games.
DUGAN ARRIVES HOME
To-day's Games.

John Dugan. who went south 10 join
the Birmingham club in the Southern
Lea que in the Spring. and who later was
farmed out TO team in the Georgia
League, returned 10 this city Saturday
evening. after taking French leave
from his team.
Dugan Is well known In this victaity
as An athlete. For several years he has
been connected with the Eaucrs as a
pitcher. He later played with the rack
Carolina team near Fa!rmont. Il is
proba BILE that no will join some local
team for the remainder OF the season.
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summary:
Two base hits--OsrSky.
Sacrifice hits--Osesky. tpperman
keyScr
DoLble plays-Zcrla TO Buskey TO Os
trNsliy.
stolen basos-Oscsky, NJ. Ostrosky
THlukr. .
struck ont by Zrria. Rohinsky. SO.
Hit by pitCher-Ccazar. Durfec.
Base on halls-On RObinsky. :"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
WON IN THE SEVENTH.

WASHINGTON. June 6.--ScorinE five
times in the seventh inning Washington
came from behind to-day and defeated
Boston. 10 I. A half dozen hits. two
, OF them doubles. accounted for the up
set OF PennOck. Scores by innings:
K. H. f.
Washington ...OO0OOO5O x- ) 10 3
Boston .........0 o o. d s 3
Pennock and SChang. Snyder, Erick-
son, Zachary and Charity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
sHur.our BALL By eRnus.

BROOKLYN. Juns 6.-GrimeS. Of
Brooklyn. pitched shutout ball to-day
and the league leaders beat New York
to o. In only one inning did the
Giants get 4 man past first base. Then
fast double play stopped their chances
for a run. Meyers made n long run. a
double ard single in four times at bat
scoring three runs and driving in an
other. Score: r. II. (.
New York ,...oOnnnOono- % .
Brooklyn .....O23 nnt@ OK |
Benton and Smith; Grimes and Miller.
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week II satisfactory terms can he ar
ranged. IN the form % running mate
for Rurkhart.
Tho RaucrS la m to have the best
scmi-pro aggregation IN I'll" valley. hut
will meet a formidable opponent IN the
Fcrrinns.
With the Raucrs- Eag giles series and the
series between the BauCrs and Nc
conk"rs some nifty games should be the
result.
Lefty" Stroehle will likely h" picked
TO pitch for the Bau"rS. With Eddy
Burkhart twirljnS for the Eagles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07

some fast games between local sem,
r-n rrams arc IN store for local baseball
fans. According 10 the Ferry rag,
,,;,b tho Bsurrs baseball team Tor Il
series OF games probably five gam"
.oricsI n h. played at League Park
dnring The season. TIL" hrst will be
rIayr6 next Sunday afternoon at three
Tbn Eagles are now represented BY a
.,rarg ,cSm and are big contcnderS for
Tbn Galley honorS. Another addition -
erne,.,si 10 be made within the next
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
D|LLONVALE, /;
BELLA|RE, |
Special To The lntelligencer:

Special To The InteIIlgenrer:
DILLONNALE.. Ohio. June 6.-This
afternoon the Dllonvale y. g.. defeated
the BeIlaire Athletics on the local field
before large crowd Of baseball en-
thusias,s. by a score OF IL. Zerla was
in fine shape and let the visitors down
with but two hits. Errors at critical
moments were costly to the Bel!alre
lads.
Box score:
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WON IN rNE ELEVENTH.

CHICAGO. June 6.--Atter scoring
three runs ans tying the score in IN"
eighth inning< Chicago beat Detroit in
the eleventh today ! to s
FclsCh'S single. his steal &C second
and hit b. John Collins counted the
winning run. cobb and F7agste&d col
lid"d In right center in the tenth and
Tyrus was removed from tho game with
twisted leg. Flagstead was not IN.
jured. Detroit and Chicago Will play
of postponed game here tomorrow.
score: X II. T..
Detroit ........l0j 600 900 nO-6 II Z
Chicago 900 0lO go OIL Ia !"
Ci"Otte and Scholk; Oldham, Ayers.
Okrie and AinSmlth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
MADE CLEAN SWEEP.

ST. LOUIS, June s.-St Louis made
\ c,O4n sweep Of the three game series
with chicago. winning to-day ) 20 .. II
was the locals fifth straight victory.
Hendrix weakened In the fIfth. five sim
giles and a Wild pitch accounting for
four runs Chicago did not get a man
10 first after the fifth inning. The
score: Z. II. T..
Chicago ......onOn 10000 |
St Louis ...0 4O0lS- s 4
Hendrix and O'FarreN: Schupp and
Clemens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
.Batted for Ructher in tenth.

Nicholson out. hit by batted bail.
Pittsburgh .....0 3
Cincinnati ...l q q U u 0 ii
Two base hLt-Roush. Schmidt. Three
base hit-NiCholsun. Stolen base
Eopf Sacrihce-Rath. Duncan. Gut
shaw. Carey. Double plays-Caton.
CutShaw TO Grimm: Cutshaw TO Cation
70 Grimm. Left on bases-PlItshurgh:
S: Cincinnati. :. Bases on balls on
Ruethcr. 3: on Cooper. 4. Hit by
pitchcr-By Ruether. l. Struck out
BY Ructhcr. 4; by Cooper 6. I'mpires
-Quiglcy and O'Day. Time-l:J9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
RUNNING EVENTS
At the West Virginia State Pair Prom
tses TO be Best Evcr-Over One
Hundred Horses Entered.

With over 100 horses entered in the
various running and harness events the
West Virginia State Far racing card.
during the week of September ell.
promises 10 Toe rho hes; ever staged in
this cry. Many Canadian horses will
he entered in these races and they are
expected To show some faS; time.
The card for running events for the
week is as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
BAUERS GOT TO IN
LATTERNER FOR q
10 HITS AND WON

SnecilI To The lntelligcncer:
PARkERSRCRG. W. Va, June So
The Bauers baseball team Of Wheelinl
rot To Latterner for ten safe oingiel
and defeated the Parkersburg Independl
ents by SCORE Of ST.. here this after.
noon. while Lefty" Stroeblc Of tn
visitors pitched air tight ball and lO
tho locals down with but two hits. Tho
fielding and hitting Of Crum for the VIZ
itors was n big feature.
bly, WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
SEPT. G. LABOR DAYl

Thirteenth raCe--i2 furlouChs $50 %
Fourteenth rarC--G furlOngS ..... 80 On
An improved electric starting gate
will b" used at the meeting. :" that
started.
rnnditions--paShrs six To rn;cr. five
To- start. No enirhur" fee charged. no
deductions from money winners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
FAILED TO SHOW UP.

Many BCllarC baseball fans were dis
appointed yesterday afternoon when the
Fairpotn'. OH" team send II bunch Of
duhS 10 play the Florence A. G. OC
course the game was called off. The
Fairpoint team played tn" Lora;n Coal
and Dock team on their homo grounds
after having arranged a game with the
Florence team.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
McConkey-

ThrcV haSC hlt-FtNItN,
Two base hits--Walsh .. Honccker,
Bcrn.
Sacrifice hit--IIoncCkCr.
Iias" on balls-By Brov"y :.
Struck out-By BroNcy ). Huneckcr
6; Lewis s.
Cmpire-YoCkum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yestorday's GamsS,

st. Louis. s; Cleveland. >.
Cleveland. -: ST. Louis. /.
Washington. 5. Boston. 4.
New York. II. Phila.. g.
Chicago, :; Detroit, 6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
BASEBALL WEEK IN FIGURES

games played. won and lost. with runs.
hits. errors. men left on bases and runs
scored by opponents. including games
Of Saturday. June :, is as follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
Ferry Eagles to Play Bauers
Next Sunday at League Park

NEGOTIATIONS COMPLETED BETWEEN MANAGERS OF THE
TWO TEAMS FOR SERIES, PROBABLY FIVE GAMES
ALL GAMES WILL BE PLAYED AT LEAGUE PARK-THE
FIRST NEXT SUNDAY AND THE SECOND ON JULY
FOURTH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
Even a second "1Ooie
4efs wise sometime

ONE OF my Jobs.
WAS TO keep a watch
FOR HOSTILE patrols
AND GAS attacks.
AND LATE one night ,
STOOD by the door.
OF ONE OF the dugouts.
AND THOUGHT / smelled gas.
! SHIFTED and listened.
AND HEARD groans.
so PUT on my mask.
AND WENT down to make sure.
AND FOUND a doughboy.
TRYING TO smoke,
A FRENCH cigar.
AND I took it away.
AND GAVE him ono.
OF NY own cigarettes.
AND THE very next night
HAD to go down.
INTO SEVENTEEN dusouts.
TO RESCUE doughboys.
WHO WERE trying to smoke.
FRENCH cieARs.
AND ! may be mark
BUT THERE'S a limit.
ESPECIALLY WHEN. Z
YOU'VE ONLY one pack
OF THE cigarettes.
THAT SATISFY. - ~
I'M pARNED glad.
I DIDN'T command.
AN ARMY corps.
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Cleveland .....1 o 0 n n 0 q l.
Two base hit-Tohin. Stolen bases
Slslcr. Alphabetically. .. Double
plaEs-Jacobson. Sister and Gedcon:
Gedeon. Gerber and Sisler. Left on
hascs-St. Louis. Q: Cleveland II"
Bases on balls-Of Davis. .: on Baghy
,. Struck out-By Davis. ?: by Raghy
!. CmpireLS-M and Connolly
Time hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YantartlaH,a Rnmaa.
Tho Standing,

Pittsburgh. 3: Cincinnati. /.
Brooklyn, s: New York. a..
81. Louis. s; Chicago, ..
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To-day's Games.
No Games.
Evening star., 1920-12-14
PUBLIC SAFETY,
INAUGURATION PERIOD
Maj. Gessford to Ask Appropriation
for Proposed Increase in Po-
lice Program.

Maj. Harry L. Gessford, superin-
tendent of police, and Inspector Cliff
ford l.. Grant, chief of detectives. are
planning arrangements for the pro-
lection of residents of the city and
visitors during the inaugural period
Not until the appointment of chair
man of the inaugural committee
when information as to the extent Of
the celebration will be made known,
Will the superintendent of police be
able to frame a bill asking Congress
for an appropriation.
Maj. Gessford says he anticipates a
large crowd of visitors here during
the inaugural period, and it is his de-
sire to give them the fullest protec-
tion. In an effort to do so, he stated,
he will ask for an appropriation suf-
flcient to enable him to employ a
corps of the best detectives in the
country
Sleuths will be brought from the
larger cities from coast to coast and
from Maine to Florida. it being the
desire of police officials to have men
who are familiar with the faces of
crooks from all sections
Discussing inaugural matters with
Star reporter this morning. Maj
details until he learns what appro-
priation Congress will make Maj
Gessford said he intended making
early reservations for the visiting
detectives, realizing such demands
probably will be greater than in re-
cent years. He learned that persons
living at a distance already are maxi
ing reservations at hotels and other
places.
Evening star., 1920-12-14
FARM BILL CONSIDERED.
Cooperative Marketing Measure
Taken Up by Senate.

More legislation in behalf of agri-
cultural producers was taken up to-
day by. the Senate. Following its
passage yesterday Of a bill to revive
the War Finance Corporation. the
Senate today began consideration OF
the House bill to authorize co-opera-
tive marketing by agricultural asso-
Citations.
The House measure. known as the
Capper- Herman bill, was passed last
May. 1t provided for regulation OF
farmers selling organizations by the
Secretary of Agriculture, and the Sem
ate judiciary committee reported an
amendment to give this power to the
Federal Trade Commission.
Senator King. democrat. Utah, led
the attack on the sales bill, declaring
that it would exempt farmers organi-
zations from the Sherman law, but
Senator McCumber, republican. North
Dakota. replied that California fruit
organisations and dairy interests had
practiced cooperative marketing for
years.