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CHICAGO LIVE sr0CE ,IARK,,r

tlcAGo. july 3o.-Cat;lc: Receipts. 5oO0.
E""I ana choice steers strong TO Sc birbcr I.
medium grade steady: grassy 80 n, ~ y ~ ia m
,hmiiiS 2Sc lower: good bologna t625qt 90"
pu.k, hutch"r S,.aon 100: best she stock
stcadE; others uncvcnly lower: modIum
c"W5' e. -3tf,'1; Gamers s3.75 4, $50: calves
l7;G': stockcrs weak. '''V'"
Hogs: Receints. 1000: opcncd strong to
!,, hlchcr: closed 10 to &c lower th1n
Ir nv, carly tor lSl5; late TOP i5.So
;,, Eht ana butchers sl5oodrI6.oo bulk pack.
-, sheep: Receipts. HOOD: generally steady
ION western lambs. SIS %: native S,iG;
nnik S.3yoSr H.@5: fair Western wothcrs
80; good ewes. SI15 e8o0. feeder lambs
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<Snitcd States NubHcr DOWN.
~ the decline OF today Kelly
- gneld broke - points. Key
Tire points. while United
Rubber declined 4 points TO a
\ ,ow record for the year. United
a Rubber declined thus. although
"a first six months Of this year it
81 d more money than IL made in
- { last year.
, sch Magnetic and StrombcrC both
ted out bravcly in the morning
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Queen Mary Defies High
Prices on Bond Street
NY UnIycr.nI SrrvIceI

LONDON, July 3O.-Quccn fnry
OF England flung her defiance In
the face OF the high-pricrd nond
street specially shops today ana
wardrobe through n dress nrcnry
ut prices not I'm excess OF those
mn American stcnograpl,cr In nc
customcd to pay.
The average cost per garment
was $40. The list OF ,,ur,.hns ~,
ciuded nm evening gown, two coats.
two walking skirts una an nftcr-
noon tea gown.
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Warrnnt, for Cn,I ,,,,

KNOXVILLE. TENN. July 3O.-Scr-
vice of warrants against fifteen coal
operators and brokers of Knoxville is
expected 10 begin Saturday morning
by deputies in the United States mar
shals office here. The warrants were
issued by United States Commissioner
j. iIhc Powers on request OF DIS
tr!ct Attorney W. T. kenncrly, and
charge violation or the Lever act.
proft"cring hy making an cxorbi :
tant and unreasonable profit on coal
sold In carload lots
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POTATO PRICE FALLS
iiomc-Grown Tnbrrs In Missouri Dror
80 Cents ON Hundred
Pounds
he AssocIatrl rrcas

ST. LOUIS. July 3o-rhc Wholesale
price OF home grown potatoes has
laItn mere about 40 cents on a hum
drcd pounds In the last twenty-four
hours. selling around S3.15, an an
rroNimIfe decline Of s. In the last
WICK. Tool crops was given AZ the
cause for tho decline
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
NEW YORK cum AI,nKrr

ME.M YORK. July "1,-Tradin: on tho
Curh was dun and prices hold fairly steady
~ ah"nt the level % Yesterdays close. The
inuustrial rrour was somewhat ragged.
with international urolucts e feature a, an
advance OF nniH;s. Hercules Pa-,cr al
Eahcsu - po!nt General Asuhalt declined
ithctionallv. International Petroleum ad =.
vancSd hair a point. RYAN Consolidated
Mas - ot po!nt weaker. ard various other
lS.n"s showed FRA tioral advances and 4. .
miincs a. COMPARED with the last ur!ces o.
Mining shares ware Irregular and with
out feature ~ irht t-7dlnr
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TO Drive ont Malaria
And ItuiIl I'm Tho Sx.,s-.

Take the ola STANDARD GROVES
TASTEl.ESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking. AK the formula
IL printed on every label sho,yinf i,
is Qu!ninc and Iron II, n t,si.I.ss
form The Quininc drives ON Inc
malaria, the Iron builds up the sys
ten. 6UC.-AGv
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SEisOARD AIR LINE HALLWAY
Five Fer Cent Adjustment
Morfr urc (,nlJ Itond.

TIL" sent annual !nslallnents OF intc-cs,
on Scannard Air Line Halfway Adjustment
b"nds. amounting to Il "a Ecj.00D. repre-
scntei by coupons NOS ~ and a. Tor
81. 80 each. has been declared and viii
b. paid on and tfter August !. 1920. at tho
oihce OF Bla!r $; Co. No - Broad Street.
New York.
SEAHO,RD AIR LINE RAILWAY Co.
by Robt. l.. Sntt. Secretary and Treasurer.
Sew York. Juac 81. 1920.
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I o17norrow Morning

conductors the car lines will col
lect the new fare-6 cents, either in cash or
tickets.
Tickets in strips of for 80 cents can be had Of
conductors or mt the Offices OF the company
Cooks OF $50 tickets each can be had Mt the com.
pany'S Offices for $500.
ny having the kact fare rcady-and this can be
best assured having tickets-you will ma.
tcrlai1y help quicken the servcc-and that's
what we are after-spccdy service.
Many big bu' ness houses arranging to have
tickets on hand for sale to their employees. This
is OF advantage to both-thc employees and the
service.
We VIII appreciate the cooperation OF orr
patrons by having tickets or the exact fare ready
when boarding cars.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. July O.-Thcre was no
change In local raw sugar prices. which
are quoted at 15hc for Cubas. cost and
freight equal to 1880 for ccntrlfuIal but
tho undertonc was firmcr and offerings
were light. with holders asking higher
levels. There were sales OF 2GOo bags OF
Icrus In port Mt l5c. e. j. T.; TO "a local
r.iincr. and 600 bags OF Cubas prompt
freight.
The market for refined was unchanged at
Il 10 2..S) FOR line Eranu!atcd. with no ini-
proNcincnt noted In the demand while
some holders are still tryln: 10 resell their
high grade sugars.
Ihc nr'ncr feeling in the spot market led
- active covering IN sugar futures. and
inetc was sharp advance. with closing
prices showing Ect gains of 40 to - points.
or AZ practically the best point OF the dly.
Trade ana commission houses were also ON
tho buying side.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND pRon,iCE

'iICAtit. JAY 3O.-M!sgiYinEs In regard
TO financial conditions did a good deal 10
nar rk.t ' nSH power icdaS in the wheat
ton; Was down I've. The close WAS nm.
Frttcd. ie. 10 1pS.c net lower. with De
ccmO-r s:.2SA. 10 s2:3 and March a:SL,
lhG strained financial situation dorni-
h"tcn az ot THO grain markets. but espe-
G!".N wheat. In this connection sctbacl ks
" foreign exchange rates had 4 particular
d!Stufb!nE IhhucuCc by adding to the tin-
trTt"lhtI-S Of the export trade. and tend
!nE !" shut OF ono Of the chief outlets FOR
o! r-Iir4.d cars In III" harvest district APP
reared likely Ia double the volume OF crop
movement Reports ;hat until mex, Ned
nHsuhN at least the British Royal Com
It-T,"n Won. b" out OF the market as /,
puty hIscr wcr" also made much OF by the
btarS. tn" same banker cNpressed The
@nna"n maj farmers shomd hold thclr new
Erin un'il the old crops crowaing the
","NhtorS IN various sections could be dis
unfnyorahlc crop rcports from Illinois
h"nt the corn market from any such All.
nyfNttI ,r"p IN price as there WAS in
Mn-At Nevertheless heavy liquidation hy
holders took rlIcc. Provisions we're dc.
pr'ssyi IN hNlnnathv with corn and wheat
,i;;1Ilimg futures ranged as follows:
M,nEAI- Omen. High. Low. Close.
cNNisrsG 49,. .5i 5ss5i ::s5ia 5s3l.
july .-....... lt5i. ,;li. Us ,.,s
Ti Iom,r l,lis Las. 1859. las.
OATS ON 100 i-''.
35s:5 S. s.: 50. ~ 81: IS.
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n-rsdoil.. Chauncur su-,.,d.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July ga
novclnpmcnt today In the various
herEdo!l cases was the surrender OF
larry q. Schuh. said TO have been
chauffeur for Erwin X. Hcredon. mil
lionairc draft dod5er. when the lat
ter was lodging about the country.
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cOTToNSEED OIL

NEW YORK. July SD--COttOnSCcl oil
made new low records today under scat
tered selling on the pronounced weakness
IN commodity markets In general and con-
tlnucd dizziness in trade circles After sell
ing on some =, TO A. points. profit taking
bE shorts brought about slight rally.
closing bids being 10 To 81 points net lower.
sales. 1900 barrels. Tenders. 2C0 barrels
Ifimc crude nominate: prime summer yell
low SPOT l.oosrl3"g. August. ls.Ol: Sep
tcinpcr. lS,1J: December. l2.aS. Prime win
ter yellow and summer white nominal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

LONDON. july 30 Bar silver 5sul nor
ounce Monov. ~ pcr cent. Discount rate I.
short bills; Sos: n.r cent. Three months
bills. 6S.G6 li-l6 ucr cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

market was quiet today. with small de-
mand for cotton goods There we're !adI-
cations that new prices would bc fixed
next week on blcached and brown do;mcs.
SILK was light; demand for yarns was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
rubber STOCKS FOUNDER
!. IN WALL STREET MARKET
Veal mess in Both Tires and Crude
Prpduct Mark Days Dcsultory
Trading.
RATE is S PER CENT
State hlcnt From Western Bankers
81, Effect That Money Situation in
EHfcultural Districts Is Tight
tT Fries Prices Down.
ny nRoADAN WALL.


~ lElN 1oitN, July %o.-Stocks were
IEPerinS IN Wal! street today FOR
ss lE QUITS ana pears lacked courage
nrs .nimS OF im'portah.s. IN me
tsIs M,hS eNer!NhihE WAS strong un-
s,E[G .he influence of the optimism eN-
sf6Hffnenu, py HoHern TOT, ii".Hlht o! tne
81 Af3&Tr reserve board Inc DAY DC
d s1EE anu me eNp.SlaIon oil an carr
xpEss kuncenieht OIL ths rHi'Fotu rates.
Il ~ ,a t 'taGS rs "ppen,atcS
j IN the nay ioi'oWihE reports OF
a'Vuulc ~ $3.50" ''u so'.c
gs. Til tnch!s iI"i" Ncsycih 'aHhcl Z"
Absoleli ect thHt me money s'tuh'ioh
D,,Ix 'o",Iu'", - .oS "s
4 II ou, ed Prices down until most stock
q alustrat" ~" as '"o ~ N''S' %
B articles 800
4 Tor thntlsE renc"eu - pv' Vvn' "'lu
hEMb ~ !oanS .iIt"c '"u'4 -! W.
h Tor rrnu ,S,n,! ~ So Wy ~. f,,,,,,s
Il Il or no t III - ', 10, '"'''
n tho loo hHru 20 st.
h eepublic ronismoss ~ r,,hhcr STACKS ana
4 seserve wo ,,t "i 'n"nLr S'"SNS anu
It" cfuGG rHpD S,. I''rH ,', u;o. -,
Sih p iiScS. J., -r,,a .oh.,,,
~. WEAKNESS mes IN ruhoer, PROPERLY I.li
A, ~ ID s go ~ - Va - -
GsssenES b9.ru ma a 60. :"
oi h"'S'eu '''"'''''' : S'''S" III
4,, $1,000 D,, r,
,u," S'neH '.'"'r I'm,
rs ~ az %, 'u"''s
T;r, noi,.s ,.b;in I,ni,,d
a& p i,fS p T;"'s;; M. ..neu
IA $500 ' rt go ~ , :"
s&A Ett i ~ az So, t'',,u
I&& O.. 60 n,n,,,, 80 IL - !i II.
mn 4 n,orc ,rnnny ~ =, 80, ~
s3343 ~ ny n.y. n.O"es '''i'' - 'i''uc III
s% iaSi year.
49, 81 w.. 80 i..u o,''".. : 80
~ No .hor,s -, e'' ot1,i,,, ,,.i.,,,
Il II ~, - ~. -, ,;T;T,.
a., - ,i''' ' -, ~ -"
d $500 ,, -, - Nn,n -. 49,,
$500, 49, , "' ;,M t . VI
n to,ot;i "!ol.S ".,n III lc -.
~ -, ri ,.I -, " :.
81 thin,- -, ,ho,, -, - ,,,,,.i,
/, 80 nr, 49, 60. ~ go - ,,.,,,t,i,t
h ind,rs;rv ""'''
n NiSH,,o,is ,,,, . ,
In 'i..,,'"u , U"''Syi 40 I"" NV,
b Nor - ims ~" nc I",Mt' So6H oon
q 4 nnn -. ~; ~ go ,;aa - -; -
He saws mis- lac, viii max. it aii,i.
h cult "a fnapr" no NJ 80 o.
h nnci,Ii,, 49,, 80, IN, ~
Y i;ouidatod ., :, rnnisiw f,I,i,i,. mar
iiaat Srbreshi,c rrnrn;r, irn,, No
\ ,wintar whcat Lo,, sTnw ,.0md ~
q tnrns ,rL.,a s 10 49,. an,
h Snr, vcf,i'V V ~ 49,,
u 80. ~ 80. Va 80 ""'''
4 Srto ~ -; 80 e-o,., ;,,
,i ,. S ~ = " .'',tnit". w II
,;n. nc = 80 -.v'r"Is 80 ''I .u''u!
II 80, III ~ 81 -, '".S 80. ~, IN
S- ~ ~ ~, ~ w 800
Il S t..,n NJ NN''I.nt ~, ~ -
H "a 'n,.v 80. ~ 'i'p' ", w .i'ie', d, "a
Il ~ .! ~. ~. ''' ... ." icN"S, Nl!s'. -
h ,.nrl5 ana for ~, ,ninsnr ~ s,,,,,,Iy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

2'o rc!s lower and exchange Lied higher.
Ncccipts at the two brazilian ports. 49,
600: Jundiahy. 2S.ooo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

SILK SHIRT.

Lost Friday at Base
ball Park, p a c k ge
containing new Man
haitian silk shirt, size
15h4; price tag on neck
band. Party finding
same will kindly COM
municate with Want
Ad. Dept. of Times
Dispatch and receive
reward.
RANDOLPH i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 20.--lVsl"s o. s.Vg,r
by Western and Wan street houses ba- 4
on weakness IN grain and securities to-
rsother with offerings from Tho south DO
kpTesSfd the cotton market tCLar Bust
Iness as whole was slow today The mar
lEet at iiverD9o! Will be cl"sHG on Mon.
The market opened steady at decline
or 70 y points. October wac rCiHfIEa.y In
sthe best demand and shortly alter :t.
start showed d net gain Of points come
pared Win losses OF 10 points Cr !sfrr
posittons. Itverpool traded on both Sizes
of the market In small way; the Soutn
s6old ahC Spot CONCERNS were fair blN.-s
of the nearer dcivcrics. During the fore
noon the market Sold up ] to 8 points over
last niS5ts close. mainly on covering by
October shorts In the afternoon the
market was weak under renewed sDccula.
live selling. The close was barely steady
lat net decline o: - Ia - points
SPOT here was QUIET ard unchanged al
[fVc Jbr TnidGHnP: there were 10 safes
y SRSt at New Orleans was steady at Il
Esg4ne 4f % points ~ IS 15c FOR FnLGdl!ng
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
MIsCEI.LANEOu, MARKETS..
NAVAL. STORES.

vAy>v>, iSNNNI' H,VNt.S.
iirm. lbl: sales. ig3: rcccIp;s. -: shipments
aot: "oclS: 1885,. Rosn firm; sales C5S: re-
cciptS. SOS. shipments. lie stock ?s -;
quote: Is. l!.0.di i.i0: u. 4. lJ -: T. O. II
!, Is. VI. y. VIC. l5.sjni3.io: WV. - - 10
JACkSONVIII.E. FLA. july ae--'rurpcn-
tine firm. lh,: sales. ?al: rcrolpts COS shin.
mcnts %%: stock. 1851. Resin nrri. sales
~: receipts. l.I95: shirmcnts. 2.301: stock
2nrh Quote; y. II 0ifrli -: u. T.. T. O.
III. i. Is. NJ. y. VIC. WV. i5.2ju 1890.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Sales

Rumlcy -. 80.
100 Advancc-Rum!cy, pfd. &.
500 Allis-Chaimors -. 49,.
loo Allis-ChalmerS. pfd. -. :.
Am. Express .......
Amer. Beet Sugar, CON. :.
1900 American Can
American Can, pfd. 80.
coo Am. Car and Foundry.
American cotton Oil -.
500 Am. Hide and Lea. com.
-Stp Am. Hide ana Lea. pfd.
300 American L:nsecd Oil :.
200 american Locomotive :.
zoo Amer. Int. Corpn. ......
1000 American Snlclting -.
200 Amer. Safety Razor. :.
600 American sugar ......
500 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
500 Amer. Tobacco. com. -.
1900 Amer. Sumatra .........
500 Am. Writing Paper, pfd.
1000 American Wooden 100.
1000 Anaconda Copper -. :.
100 Atchison ..... .......
loo Atlantic Coast Line -.
y. {, l.. OF CT. UBalto) :.
l6O0 baltimore and ohio.
1900 bethlehem Steel. Is. 80.
49, bethlehem Steel, so pfd.
2e5oo baldwin Locomotive
1890 Caddo Oil
2G00 Canadian Pacific
100 California Petroleum
500 Central ~'aihcr, com. =.
9OV Chesapeake and Ohio.
SOC Chicago Great Western.
49,. Chi. Great West. p:d.
1000 Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul.
iGn9 chi, H.. /. and T.. com.
800 Chi, II. |. and T., &c ptd.
900 Coca-cola ...
62uo trucib!c Steel Cor. com.
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
$500 Col. GRAPHIC. ....
!4Sup Corn Products. com.
l.0O Cuba Cane Sugar.
300 Frccport Texas -.
200 Eric .....
200 Erie, LIST pfd.
ZOO General Motors
200 Goodrich. com.
l3ho Great Northern, pfd.
800 Great North. ore CTS.
Illinois Central
loco Inter Nickel
GOO Inspiration Copper
COO Int. Mcr. Mar, com.
COO Int. Mer. Mar, pfd.
100 Int. Paper. com.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

A{{1E6rf 1notencnt:
$sfeow YoIk--Middl!nr. 400: stock. q :es
l19tinor ports-Reecipts. no: stock 2on
a Total today--Rrreluts so f,al.s. .,uo-,s
E566oS bales: Ftock ~ 40 lalo4
AZ. Iots> fer wcek-- Receib,s. 2S.7:) talcs: ex-
IS Total fer reason- Receipts, 7.2;9e2s bales:
sg1JEw ORLEANS. July sn.-Excent Tar
s3atnts nso IN ibes carly trading. the trend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
LOCAL. rRODyCE aIARKEr,
Hichmonl. Va. July

wholesale Quotations by wooason- Craig
Inc, .-l5 E"s; Cary 81. Madison 42S-J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

w Ill. SOT bt rcsponsibIc for any ccA /.
=, male by any Othe. person than InvscI,
~. X Cannon. kucrers Hotel. Richmond
PllNATE invcsiIEstions mad. anywhrrc
American National Detective Arnn"y
" East Main. Phone KandoIph 1895
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths
Funeral Directors
Personals

iASl,rElwin rh.up. Funeral Diryc,o
Madison l3i. Kandoiph 5Gsa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

Tickets in strips OF 5 for 80 cents can be had al
conductors or mt the Offices OF the company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-31

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 E. Main Street Phone Randolph 474
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-01
Loon. Elevated Aerials.

An extensive research on radio
transmlsslons and reception with vari'
Gus types OF aerials has been In prog
ress at the bureau OF standards, Wash
ington, ID. c., says the scientihe
American. One OF the most Interesting
questions at the present time is as to
the relative advantages Of the antenna,
or usual type OF elevated aerial, ana
the smaller coll aerial or 'loop." This
question is answered by the studies Oh
the bureau. The small coll aerial mas
many advantages. but is usually not 80
powerful transmitting and receiving
device as the antenna type OF aerial
Il may, however. have so much lower
resistance than the antenna that II IL
equal TO II In transmitting and receiV'
Ing value.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-01
MANDOLIN IN SECOND PLACE
ITALIANS In New York Now Exhibit .
Decided Preferences for the
PhonoQraph.

Many nm odd note creeps into the
American process OF the melting pot !;
often there IN a queer mixture Of the
modern with the old-established ma.
tional customs. Probably nowhere In
Brooklyn IL there better illustration
of this than In the big Italian colony
lying In the region between Browns
vile and east New York.
There nightly you hear the Italians
love for music loudly expressed, not
through the tinkllng mandolin or gull
tar OF Naples, but through the ultra
modern photograph. The moon beams
down brightly. aud perhaps damsels
as fair as those Of sunny Italy peep
through suffered windows, but the
serenade below is one by proxy.
Caruso and Mccormack. Martinelli and
siezak, Galii-Curci and Farrar vie with
each other In vocal flights through
horns Of brass and hber.
Naturally the beloved mandolin. Oft
en- brought with the bundle Of clothes
from -fsr-on Sicily or the Neapolitan
hinterland. is cherished still. but the
native tunes and airs are confined
largely TO the barber shops or the
sadiy-aitered wine cellars.-Brookiyn
Eagle.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-01
SHASTA VIEW NOTES

Tho recent heavy rains have ruin
cd thousands Of dollars worth OF
crops on the lake land but the dry
ranchorg feel that II has been a great
benefit TO them for their next years
crop and 80 tho world goes.
Mrs. A, Turner OF klamath Falls
is spending n few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. g. N. Kirkpatrick.
II. u. Wilson and family were Sun
day guests at @. W. Myers In Cali
fornih.
The Latter Day Saints are holding
revival meetings In the school house
this week.
Ben Daniel, wife and daughters
Marcy and Gladys spent Sunday with
Mrs. Daniel parents, Horny Voss and
wife OF Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. ChristcnBon OF Kla-
math Falls and G. NJ. Kirkpatrick
and family and Mrs. Turner spent
Thanksgiving at Harry Wilson's.
Mrs Bramhall and Miss Louise
Hatch were Klamath Falls visitors
one day last week.
Mr.. Manpin II moving his family
onto the y. l.. Elliott ranch.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-01
SUMMONS.
Equity No. 1924.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
COUNTY OF KLAMATH.

Charles q. swartEfager. Plaintiff
". Hannah Simpson, also known as
Hannah Swartzfager. Defendant.
To Hannah Simpson. also known aS
4innnah Swartzfager.
In the name Of the State OF ore
gon: You are hereby required 10 ap.
pear and answer the complaint nled
against you In the above entltled hc-
tlOn within ten days from the date
OF service OF this summons upon you.
served within any other County OF
this State, then within twenty days
from the date OF service OF this sum-
mons upon you: and IL you fail 20 10
answer, for want thereof, the plain
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-01
MYSTERY OF GREAT LAKES
Scientists Unable 10 Explain the Rise
and Fall Of the Water Along
the Border.

Why docs tho wnter In the great
lnkcs that lie between n large portion
Of the United States and Canada rise
and fail In periods which average sew
on years3 This natural phenomenon
has been puzzle since the days when
France held swny In Canada 200 years
ago.
In mn unpublished diary Of an Eng.
lish tIpvcler who voyngcd up the 81.
Lawrence river 10 Niagara. Ontario,
In the summer OF 1875. is tho follow.
lnf reference 10 this mystery Of the
waters: ~ remarkable circumstance
was told me by Mr. Pansce. our con.
ductor, who had been constantly en.
gagged in this navigation for nearly
twenty years. and which he advised
me Is n matter Of fact both from his
own observation and TINT Of the old.
est inhabltant. Each year the 81.
Lawrence river settles or falls little
until the seventh year. when II II vlsl-
Bile that II has sunk between three
and four feet. and then for the next
seven years II continues TO rise In the
anmc proportion. The river Is at this
time NJ Its greatest elevation duly I.
1850. took pains TO gnln some In
formation OF this uncommon phenom.
enon. | nnd that the lakes have the
same appearance"
Careful government records were be
gun about the year 1870 and since then
n has heen found that tho neriods he
tween high and low water are some
times as low NJ four years and some
times hs'hlFh ne nine years. although
they average seven years. This year
the wn,cr ls arnin nj Its lowest In
the lakes and river, and freight car
ricrs are having trouble In various
characterization Science Monitor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-01
BATES SAYS IT KEPT
! HIM ON THE PAYROLL
my kidney. bothered mo, 10,

MY kidneys bothered mo. too.
and I had sharp pains In my back.
was so nervous and restless that
many n night I rolled and tossed In
misery until morning. Nothing
tried helped me and ! became no
thin and weak that ! had to give
up my Job every year when winter
came on.
II commenced 10 improve with the
first few doses OF Tanlae, my appe'
tite returned and ! can now eat any
thing without having indigestion
afterwards. My kidneys are In fine
shape and am never troubled with
pains In my back. sleep ike log
get up mornings feeling fine"
Taniae is sold IN klamath Falls by
Star Drug Co. In Lorelle by James
Nero. Co. and In Merrill by South
ern Oregon Drug Co.--Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-01
Had a Record.

The only way It would move was
down stream with the current The
owner had worked on II all afternoon.
In the evening another boat came up
Having a bit OF troubler came
the question from the new arrival
"yes." replied the owner and went
on working with the engine.
$50 you own this boatl What dio
you have TO give for herf" asked the
new arrival.
"Thlrty.fve dollars" replied the
owner.
that's not bad price, but thai
boat has been around Ravenswood q
number OF years and I've known II
10 sell for S25," said the new arrival
''But yesterday II made new record
II was sold for Sl5,"-Indianapolis
News.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-01
Was Able to stay On tho job All
Winter For First Time In
Many Ycars--t!iyc- Tan
lac Credit

'Tanlac has not only built mo up
twenty-five pound In weight but II
actually kept mo on the payroll last
winter. declared, G. r. Bates, OF
$50 ochoco avenue. Portland. Ore.
II had suffered with stomach
trouble and a general rundown con.
dltlon for three years. Ny appetite
left me and even tho lighteSt kind
Of foods caused sour gaH TO form on
my stomach with awful pains and
cramps and my heart paipitated I'll
] could hardly breathe. had
dreadful headaches and dizzy spells.