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NUMBER -FOUR
TEEN

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION OF THY SENATE AND
ASSEMBLY PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT To
SECTION EIGHT OF ARTICLE SEVEN or THE
CONSTITUTION, IN RELATION TO a CERTAIN
PORTION or THE ERIE CANAL.
Section /. Resolved Or the Senate concurl.
That section eight Of article seven u the con
sttuton be amended to read follows
:. The legislature shall not sell, lease or
otherwise dispose Of the Erie canal, the Oswego
canal, the Champain canal, the Cayrga and
Seneca canal, or the Black River cana : but
they shall remnin the property Of the slate aud
under its management forever The prohibition
OF lease. sale other disposition herein CON
the Main and Hamburg street canal, situated
In the city Of Buffalo and which extends east
erly from the westerly line Of Main street TO
the westerly line OF Hamburg street nor to
that porsion of the existing Erie canal lin the
city OF Utica between the westerly line Of
Schuyler street and the easterly line Of Third
street, provided that flow 0f sufficient WI ter
from Schuyler street TO Third street TO feed
that portion Of the canal east Of Third street
be maintainedl bctween Rome and Aoho,ok.
All funds that may BE derived from any lease
sale or other DISPOSITION ot any canal shall be
APPLIED 70 the improvement, superintendent or
repair Of the remalning portion OF the canals.
5 . Resolved OF the Senate concur} That
the foregoing amendment be referred to the
legislature 10 be chosen at the next general
election OF senator's and in conformity with
section Of article fourteen OF the constitu-
ton be published for three months previous to
the time OF such election
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASS EAbLf
Apr. Is. 1920
This BIZ was duly rassed, a majority Of all
favor thereof three-hfths being present
By order of tho Assembly
THADDEtS T. SWEET.
STATE OF NEW YORK. '1""'
N SENATE,
This bill was duly passed a majority Of all
the Senator's elected voting in favor thereof
three-hfths being present
By order OF the Senate,
HARRY C. WALKER
STATE OF NEW YORK. S.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE,
ALBANY, July /, 1920
current resolution with the original resolution
on hle IN this Office, and do hereby certify that
the Same Is correct transcript therefrom and
OF the whole thereof.
GIVEN under my hand and the seal az
office Of the Secretary Of STATE at the
IL ST. city Of Albany. this first day Of July
h IN the o yssr tm one thousand nine
FRANCIS NJ HUGO,
Secretary Of State.
FIFTEEN
EXPLANATION. --Matter In italics is new
matter in brackets ] is old law to be omitted
STATE OF NEW YORK,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
Pursuant 10 the provisions Of ssction one Of
article fourteen o. the Consfltut!on Of The
State Of New York, aud section TWO hundred
ninety 1--WE OF the Election Law, notice is here.
b. given that the following proposal amendment
TO section eight Of article seven Of the Con
stitution Of the State OF New York is referred
general election or senators in this State TO be
held on the second day Of November nineteen
hundred twenty
Francis NJ. HUGO.
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ExrLANAr1oN.-Matter in italics IA new ::
matter IN brackets | is old law TO be omitted
STATE OF NEW YORK
OFFICE OF 1-yIE cFrPt~r.rv ov e.r.rr
AMENDMENT NUMBER ELEVEN

CoNouRRENr RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE AND
ASsEMHLr PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO
SENiIoN SEVEN OF ARTICLE SIN THE Con
sriruTioM. IN RELATION TO COMPENSATION
or JUDGES AND ASSOCIATE JUDGES Of THE
S cl.f OF ArrHALs
Section |. Resolved dt the Assembly CON
curl That section seven OF article six Of the
constitution be amended to read as follows:
Z. The court OF appeals is continned It
y"mTeS no" IN once, who shall hold their Offices
until The expiration Of their respective terms
ana TIER successors, who Shall be chose. by the
electors or the state The off cial teens Of the
chief judge snd associate judge. shall be four
leen years from and ineiuiing the first day of
eGacmrrcncs OF four shall be necessary to de-
shd 10 remove Its reporter, clerk ana vt
Iend ian Whenever and as often as n majority
ccrt ire ~ p1ses o. me court Of apt~as shall
abe he raa.o, ~ ~. 'n". s@la court Is I'M
pending thgrnJn u 70 ' ho aceamqia1'on OF causes
sanle With reasonable speed the governor shoI,
sIarsn5a .' co,r. more tan four Justices OF the
ro,'t F"'' re court 10 SeTye as associate judges Of
sgoii VOL ol sHpeaiS me justices so deSisnnted
ne supreme court and shall serve associate
s % ne ne f7ur, OF apyeals until tie causes
nundre-d wSer NO. go eoI't ere Ie'lced to two
oorr 7 S Mnfn 'ny snail Te9Tn to tbe supreme
the supreme court ~ az ~e's'n'e lTs'.ces o.
shah serve as associate uJrn of tb ~" Jr, u :
appeals Aycent while boi4i-, t,a r. - 49, "
Of the supreme court. End no more tSr, Jus ~
rotrt ~ o1neoIs troj, di, ~ 'o J"43tS ~ t"e
saq receig or bs ecss g t&e s s on IN , ~g
teen thousand IRE hund,ed dollars 1ey y.ar
Justice OF The s,,,re,s c1,,,+t f.'' xxx =
aesor57te ,,J,e -. +h [ "'s SHp"V a.
rrcefre ire sGy,e co',1@, e0V o. HbRee.s sHHtl
9oart Of qppslls ''H as JAa9eS o. the
= r soivel III the Asse,lh'v con.,r, rh,.
.Te tas"Tr 10 BE chosen at The next general
ricI''oA OF Sehators and in conformity with seq
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CONCURRENT REseLurloa or TIRE SENATE AND
ASSEMBLY PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO
SECTION EIGHT OF ARTICLE SEVEN OF TIE
CoSsTiruriaN. III RELATION TO A CERTAIN
PORTION CO THE ERIE CANAL.
Section /. Resolved III the Senate concur,
stltution be an,sndod 70 read ma foIioSs We e'p-
y The legislature shall not sell, ieas- OF
otherwise dispose Of the Erie canal. the Cows
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LAWS OF NEW YORK

Amy and navy of the United States in the
iate civii war who are citizens and residents OF
TINS state, shall be entitled to preference In
appointment and promotion without regard to
helr stnhdlng on any list from which such mp
continent or promotion may be made. Laws
shan be made to provide for the enforcement
OF this section
49, 2. Resolved or the Assembly concur).
mat the foregoing amendment be referred to
tne iegisiature to be chosen at the next gen
erni election of senator's, and In conformity
with section one of article fourteen OF the con
sututlon to he published for three months
previous to the time OF such election.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE,
Apr ~, 1920.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed.,
majority OF all the Senators elected voting In
By order of the senrte,
HARRY 9. WALKER.
Prestdent.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY.
Apr. "a. 1920.
majority OF .~il the members elected ti to the
Assembly voting in favor thereof
by order of the Assembly.
Speaker.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY or STATE. I sa-'
-. nave compared the preceding copy OF con-
current resolution with the original resolution
on hle In this once. and do hereby certify that
me same is correct transcript therefrom and
or the whole thereof
GIVEN under my hand and .he seal Of
r, ONCE OF the Secretary OF State, of
H. 81 ne city OF Albany, this FIRST day OF
July in the year one thousand nine
hundred and twenty
FRANCIS VI. HUGO
Secretary Of Stats.
ELEVEN
ExrLANAr1oN.-Matter in italics ia new I:
matter In brackets is old law 70 be omitted
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY or STATE
p,, Albany, July /. 1920
pursuant to the provisions Of section one Of
nrucle fourteen OF the Constitution OF the State
or New York, and section two hundred ninety
I'VE or tAe Election Law. notice is hereby given
LINT me foi.owing PROPOSED amendment to sec
Ion seven Of article six OF the Constitution OF
lf'ure TO be chosen Mt the next general election
or senators IN this state 20 be held on the sec
onh DAY or November nineteen hundred twenty
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
Secretary Of State
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MOSS. FRANK.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order ot Honorable John p Cofalan, a
surrogsts = the County or New YORK
NOTICE Is hereby given 20 all persons hay,
ing Claims against Frank Moss late OF In,
County or New York, deceased to present
the same with voachers thereof to the sub
scrioer, a. her place OF ,ransacting bust
her attorneys, ct No 2s3 BROADWAY in 10
cry 81 New York. on or before the 18th
1920. -'o u@' OF july
ELIZABETH J. MOSS. Exscutr,x
MISS MARCUS g wells. z33 Broad
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

PECK. REBECCA GIN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Hon. John P. Cohalan a
Surrog ate Of the County Of New York
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO all per
sons having claims against REBECCk @.
deceased. to present the same with vouch.
ers thereof 70 the subscribers at their
?. ace II transacting business at the ofscs
OF Futney. Twombly 81 Putney, their Ct
torneys 49, : Rector Street in tho Borough
Of Manhattan. 10 the City OF New York.
day OF November 1920
Dated. New YORK April 90 1920.
FRANCIS w. PECK,
IRENE D. LUDLUM
PUTNEY. TwOMBLY PtTNEY a..
toIneys tor Executors. Once Il Post
ONCE Address, Rector Street ~
ough Of Manhattan. New York City.
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NUMBER SEVEN
TEEN

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION o THr SENATE AND
ASSEMBLY PROPOSING AMENDMENT TO
srcTIoN ELEVEN OF ARTICLE PtcHr o. THE
CONSTITUTION. IL RELATION TO TIE STATE
BOARD OF CHARITIES. THE STATE foMMis-
SION IN LUNAcY AND THE SITE CoMMIssloS
OR COMMISSIONERS OK mental HsGiENR.
Section !. resolyed IL The Assemble
cur. That section Eleven OF article eight Il
the constitution be auenled L read as follows
II. The legislature shall provide Tor
.tate bomri Of charities. sh ch SHAH visit and
inspect all Institutions whether stat. county.
HiniHipal, ineoFJor ted or not incorporated.
which are Of chi, tetle. elccmast nary cor
rertonrl or resora.afGry character, excepting
stGte tnsfitiitons ,of me cduca3ion and support
NJ the blind md f.e dcdf md dunn, and eN-
hereby made subject < TIE visitation sad IN
Nirctlon " either 90 the icommis>ioasi
authorities tere' natter mentionefl Bat ineird-
ins all refQrma tories Except those in which
aanlt males convicted OF + .oly sAaI he cpn-
nae1I for jurf iiics state commission n
lunacyI or ~rD' missioner on mcatc} hgqtfne.
either pl6lic private. nse,, for the cara and
treatment of the lnsrne eDiisptlrs fGt9ts. fcehfe
institutions for epi,eptics or idiotsll; state
commission OF Prisons which shall visit ana
inspect ali Institutions usei for tie detention
Of sane admits charged with or convicted Of
crime or detained rs witnesses or debtors
=. Resolved ~ the Assembly conour).
That the foregoing amendment be referred t.
election n senator's ard in conformity with
section one Of article fourteen Of tie consti-
tuition BE- published for three months previous
70 tie time If such election.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
Apr. "a. 1870
TIE foregoing resolution was duly passed
majority OF all TIE Senator'S elected voting in
favor thereof
BY order Of The scnrte
HARRY c. WALLER,
STATE OF NEW YORK, '''1'"''
pr. "a. 1920
The foregoing resolution was dniy passed a
majority of all the members elected to the
Assembly voting Ia favor thereof.
by order Of the Assembly
i. c. SWEET.
STATE or Nl,w YORK.
0rfIcn o. THE SECRETARY Of STATE. So
have compared tie preceding copy of con
c0tfcpt resolution with tx, orig ma resolution
On lie in HIS onlee ana 10 1ereby certify
nat tbe sa.3r IS correct T. nscriDt there
from snd u the whole thereof
GNEN Hnler ny heui ami he seal Of
l.'ce of the Secretary II STATE. at the
IL. S. city Of Alosny. tD:s FIRST day q JULY
IA the year one Thousand nine
hundred and twenty.
FRANCIS NJ HUGO.
sec cary Of state
EIGHTEEN
Observation-Disclosures i'll itahcs Ia new
matter in brackets IS old law to be omit
STATE OF NEW YORK.
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MEETINGS

oCAETERLY MEETING OF THE ANy.Rr.
al SZA West 2Sd st. az 30 P n
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ounce boys - the better kind secured
through The Tribuns's Hein SVss.e "a
eoiannA Phone Bsekman oee.-Advt.
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STATE OF NEW YORK
IN SEN AT-E

STATE OF NEW YORK
Apr "a. 1920.
The foresotng resolution duly passed, a
majority OF all the Senators elected in favor
By order OF the Senate
HARRY c. WALKER,
STATE OF NEW YORK
IN ASSEMBLY
Apr "a, 1920
The foregoing resolution was duly passed.
majority of all the members elected to the
Assembly voting IN favor thereof
81 order OF the Assembly,
T. c. SWEET.
Speaker
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY OF STATE. S.
I have compared thu preceding copy of con-
current resolution with the original resolution
on de in this office. and do hereby certify
from and of the whole thereof
GIVEN under my nand and the seal OF
office OF the Secretary OF State at the
IL. 81 city Of Albany thus first day Of July
in The year thousand nine hun
'N ' TRANols NJ HUGO,
Secretary o. State.
Observation-Disclosures In stoNcs fs new
matter IN brackets J is old law to be omitted
STATE OF NEW YORK,
OFFICE THE SECRETARY os STATE
Albany, July l. 1920.
Pursuant the provisions Of section one Of
article fourteen II the Constitution of the
State Of New York, and section two hundred
ninety Ave of the Election Law. notice is here.
by given that the following proposed amend
meDts 70 article FIVE of the Constitution OF the
State OF New York referred to the lcgis-
lature TO 10 chosen al the next general election
OF senators In this Stata 70 DO held On the
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STATE or NEW YORK.
rICn o. LIE Sr.-lrr. NY o., STATE es,:


fxPLANAT1oN.- i'll ital,cs IA new
matter in brackets ] IS old law to be omit
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CONCURRENT RESOLUTION OF THE SENATE AND
ASSEMBLY PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT To
SECTION SEVEN OF ARTICLE SEVEN THE
CONSTITUTION. IN RELATION TO THE FOREST
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FOC ETEEN
Observation-Disclosures in i'Glics Is
matter In brackets IS old law to BE- omitted.
AML. OF &I,M NNEK

FRANCIS NJ. HUGO,
Secretary Of State.
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AMENDMENT NUMBER
FIFTEEN

FRANCIS VI. HUGO.
Secretary Of State.
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The nun.oer o. dspa, nevis az prorfdea for !.
tbs G'ttcle by s'soi1ation otherrotse
this article as amended trkss effect shall cor
ttnu6 IN Office nnttl The end Of the terms for
sohsoA thqy 'ocrs elected, Pending the assiar,
ntent Of tbs citSl administrative and erccxtirs
functions bp the legislature pursuant to The
directions Of this section. the pooers and
duties Of the several departments boards,
comrstsS -0rs and olncers NOR cCtsti,l0 are con-
ffneed. Subject to the polosr Of the leqts-
IGture TO reduce the nuDiDer Of officers ,chen
nc po'cers ard duties AZ am esstnq Office
Irs assigned TO any department the n ficers
orerctstHe such pouers shall contfnue in NICE
in sAch depdfnent ana their term OF office
SaoU not be shortened hy such assignment
shall be the treasurer, Of the depcrtment NJ
audtt and control! the comptroller and o. The
copt as othersotse prop'ded IN this constitution
the heads OF all other departments ard fbs
members Of oil boards. commissions ana coun
oils men ttoned IN this article shall be dppo4nt-
ed BIZ ths governor by and trtth the ofuice and
consent NJ the senate and may be removed by
tho 0orsfnor. ~ manner to he prescribed ~
, latc. TRa heads Of the raspecf{pe dspqrtrerf ~
% education and ~ agriculture ard markets.
mental hggtena. chcrftiss and correction shan
be appointed tn manner to be prescribed bv
1878. Al offices for the weighing, gaug-
ing measuring cu'Ing or inspecting any mer-
chanolse, produce manufacture or commodity
whatever. are hereby abolished and no such
Office shall hereafter be created by law: but
nothing N this section contained shall abrogs re-
any once created Tor the purpose OF protecting
the public health or the interests of the state
in les property, revenue, tolls or purchases or
OF supplyins the people with correct standards
or weights and measures. shall prevent the
creation of any Office for such purposes here
after
lnl6. Appointments and promotions in the
civil service Of the state, and Of all the civil
divisions thereof including cities and villages
shall be made according 10 merit and fitness
| to bc sscertaned, far az practicable by ex-
animation, which, so far practicable, shall
he competitive provided, however. that honor
ably discharged soldiers and sailors from the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-16

clock In the sub-trcasury building
which stopped at ias0i, Working on
the conspiracy theory tho police
picked up all remnants OF tho wreck.
cd automobile and wagon.
Cries arose from the debri. Wall
street was paved with glass and there
sushed forth streams Of blood more
fit for a battlefield than for Amer
teas financial center.
One man was seen to sit up. brush
his hand over his eyes and toppie
over dead into the gutter. Near him
were found the bodies OF three women
and further on more bodies, lying
side by side with the carcasscs Of
horses.
Hardly had the roar OF the explo-
sion ended then rush for the finan-
ciai district was made from all parts
OF the city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-16
WARMING FOR
FIRST 0FFENSE .
FINES LATER

Enforcement OF the city anti-park-
ing ordinance is beginning to raise a
small storm Of protests from business
hmen. who have been used to leaving
their cars In front OF their places OF
business. II would not be surprising
pif a delegation were on hand at the
next meeting OF the city council to
request modification or repeal OF the
ordinance.
Traffic officer Wynn. as good as
his word. has been making arrests
without favor and quite stack of
cards bearing names OF offending
autoists has accumulated In the
police court.
Police Judge Leavitt. In dealing
with all offenders who appear--a
number have not appeared - an
nounces a policy Of no penalty for
the first offense. The court believes.
In view of the fact that an ordinance
prohibiting parking on Main street
for more than 20 minutes. consecu-
lively. has existed for two or three
years without enforcement. that auto
owners are entitled to some grace
and warning. Second appearance In
court will be met with fine, but to
first offenders the Judge delivers o
caution and lets them go.
The council at Its next meeting will
probably take steps to remedy the
Fifth street discrepancy. where,
through clerical error. the ordinance
bars parking on the west side OF
Fifth between Main and Klamath,
when II was meant to clear the east
side Of cars that might bar the speedy
progress OF the fire truck.
The court ran up against this error
early In the crusade. On his way
to the city hall q salesman friend
hailed Judge Leavitt and asked him
to direct him into q proper parking
stall on Fifth street. Knowing the
intention Of the ordinance the Judge
shunted his friend onto the wrong
side and IN hsR an hour hs was in
the police clutches.
A little later he showed up In
court. "Dsrn IT," he said, II thought
that you at least would know what
yon we're talking sbout." "a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-16
SCORE SLAIN
NY. BOMB PLOT
CONTINUED from Pare II

lag was also damaged. workmeu
this afteraoep we're endeavorins "a
repair the stock exchange. In clean
ing up debris detectives found in the
street close 10 the sidewalk In front
Of the entrance TO the new sub-treas-
ury a holc about 10 inches deep and
three in diameter. The theory was
advanced that the hole might have
marked the exact location where the
explosion occurred, The entrance to
the subtrcasury AZ wass as the lobby
into which the door opens was wreck
cd. Great columns Of granite which
ornament the sub-trsasury building.
and between which stands the statue
Of George Washington. were Scared
and dented by pieces OF flying debris
or metal.
J. s. Morgan is In Europe, but at
the time OF the blast Thomas w. La
Mont and other directors were in con-
sultation In the Morgan building.
Police Commissioner Enright said
after conferrtng with members Of the
Morgan firm he had that he had
learned Elliott C Bacon and Julius
Spencer Morgan. members OF the
firm. were slightly injured. Enrisht
quoted members Of the firm as stat
ing the blast 'sssursdly came from
the street and not from within the
building.
The explosion came at time when
the canyons Of lover New York were
thronged with workers hasteninG to
the lanchruons. rhs roar was heard
far up MsnAattsn Island and hun
dreds Of persons we're hurled to the
pavemeats.
Assistant District Attorney Taiiey.
after visiting the scene. announced
his belief that the explosion could not
have been lse 10 accident. His staff
vii question all witnesses. He said
enc thing that led him to credit
conspiracy theory was the time OF the
explosion. which was fixed by the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-16
AT THE THEATERS

Ruth Budd. who plays the featured
role in "a Scream in the Night"
which Select Pictures presents at the
Star theater tonight. can legitimate
iy dispute the claim OF Others to the
title OF the worlds perfect woman. in
the opinion OF scores Of critics. both
here and abroad. who have seen this
new and unique screen personality
during her vaudeville tours.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-16

Traffic officer Wynn said today
that the next step In law enforcement
would be In regard to the ordinance
proyisIon-section Z. subdivision 10.
ordinance No. 5i6-making II un-
lawful to stop vehicle within 30 feet
OF a street corner or fire hydrant.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-16
NOTICE

All people knowing themselves to
be Indebted to the Gilt Edge Cream
cry Co.. or having bills against US
please present them ut Harry Rich
ardson's place near the post office.
GILT EDGE CREAMERY co.
1913
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-16
HOUSE HUNTER

Five room modern plastered bun
galow with bath. screened-in back
porch. big front porch facing north
east, shingled down sides, double
floors. large attic. Constructed sum
msr of 1919. Plenty Of room for
garden. cement walks completed. on
paved street: garage. Winters sup
ply Of wood already stacked. House
excellent appearing from outside due
to French windows. Will sell with
or without furniture. Without fur
niturs $4,000 and assumption OF
mortgage. Owner going into busi-
ness Ia reason for disp0sing Of prop
erty at this time. Inquire Of Don
BeldinG. manager Western Union
Telegraph Co. 1917
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-16

Wrasps have capacity for recov-
cry In accordance with their remark
able muscular powers. and will
speedily emerge from stupor induced
by a strong dose OF chlorogoSm.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-16

Bears. especially the white spe-
cles. are partial to bathing. and will
comb themselves with their curved
nails. and also lick themselves. to
obtain glossy coats.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-09-16
Mus, Not Block Hydrant.

II cost the court n cigar aud sn
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-16
SAVING OUR COIN ONCE MORE
Indications at Treasury Department
That Public Has Ceased to Be
Spendthrift.

Washington, April 12.-Tndication
that the public has ceased to be
spendthrift, and is again inclining to-
ward thrift and sound investment is
seen in the heavy inquiries fer small
denomination Liberty bonds at banks
and brokers throughout the country.
The demand has reached the treas
ury department, many dealers having
exhausted their available supply Of
the popular" sizes of these securi-
ties. it was announced by the savings
division of the treasury department.
To supply the large "over-the-
counter" demand for $50 and 500
bonds at present favorable market
prices the treasury department has
issued instructions to the federal re-
serve banks which will expedite ex-
change of bonds Of larger denomina-
lions for the smaller units.