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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
In the County Court of the State OF
Oregon for the County OF
st Klamath.

In tho Matter OF the Estate and)
Guardianship OF Frank H.)
Mccormack, Jr., n Minor.
II appearing to the Court from
the petition this day presented and
filed by Frank II. Mccormack. guar
dian of the person and estate OF
Frank II. Mccormack. Jr., a minor.
praying for an order TO sell. at
private sale. the following described
real estate, belonging to said minor; /;
An undivided two-fifteenths interest
In
All OF lots 1. 2. 10 and south OF
the following described line. to-wit
Beginning mt point 65S feet north
OF the northeast corner OF the SCI
of section z. township 3S south,
range 8 east OF willamette Meridian.
thence west 2621 feet TO stone
marked with cross at the easterly
end of the cross dixie between Wocus
and Caledonia Marshes: thence south
"a degrees west 100 feet: thence
north 60 degrees west 1000 feet;
8 thence north "a degrees east zoo
feet; thence north 66 degrees west
60 feet to center of canal or stream;
thence n0rtherly along center OF
canal 100 feet; thence west to the
west line of lot s said township; also
lots 8. "a, 0 and s and Sh of SEA-
section Z. Lots IA, s, 6, z, s, o
and 10, section s. Lots 4. 6. @, z an6
Sh OF SEA. section 0. SM OF SWh
section 10, NV n and lots 3, 4, o, 10
and II. section is. Section 16 ny
sEh EM OF SWA, NWA of SWH
and lot 2, section II. NM of NE Y
iSEA OF NEA, NEh of SEA. and
lots s, @, q, and s, section IS. NEA
iNEN OF NWA, NM OF SEA, and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29

range east OF Willamette Meridian
Also an interest In certain dixie
and the iand on which same is To-
Gated. described as follows: Begin
ming at the quarter section corner on
tho east line OF section q, TOWNSHIP
3S south. range s, east OF Willamette
Meridian, thence north 65S feet
thence west 1921 feet to q stone
marked with n cross, which stone Ii
the place OF beginning; thence south
"a degrees west 100 feet; thence
north &c degrees west 1000 feet
thence north "a degrees east zoe
feet; thence south 66 degrees east
1000 feet; thence south "a degrees
west 100 feet to place Of beginning
insofar as same pertains to the lands
Of Wocus Marsh, abutting on the
south, as the same appears in a GER
tain deed of conveyance executed by
Percy M. Collier, Executor of the
state of II. p. Mccormack. deceased
to Ruth Stevenson Addison. this
miner and others. on August 23
1917. and recorded in Book AZ oi
Deeds. page 331, Klamath County
Oregon. all OF said property being in
said county and state.
That Il Is expedient and for the
best interest of the estate of said
minor that said interest In said real
estate be sold. and that the same be
disposed of at private sale.
And the Court being fully advised
In the premises.
1t Is hereby ordered that the next
of-kin of said minor. and all per-
sons interested In said estate, appear
lefore this court on the 7th day OF
'ehru3ry, 1890, at the hour of 10
,clock n. M OF said day, at the
curt room of this Court, at Klamatli
'alls. County of klamath. State OF
oregon, then and there to show
,ause why an order should not be
granted for the sale of said real
property.
1t is further ordered that copy
II this order be published once, q
week for four successive and conse.
,utlve weeks, before the said day OF
hearing, in The Evening Herald, Q
ally newspaper OF general circula.
ion, printed and published al
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Dated this 7th day of January
1920.
r.. II. BUNNELL, Judge.
State of Oregon, :.
County of Klamath.) 49,
I, G. r. DeLap, County Clerk and
Clerk of the County Court, in and
Tor klamath County, State of Ore
gon. do hereby certify that the fore
going copy of Order to Show Cause
has been by me compared with the
original and that it IL correct
transcript therefrom and of the
whole thereof as the same appears
on file and Of record in my office
and in my custody.
In witness whereof, have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal of the County Court this 7tt
day Of January, 1920.
| (Seal.) @. r. DELAP, Clerk.
S-16-22-29-5
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29
MEXICAN EXPORTS.

JUAREZ, Mex. Jan. 29.-S Ship.
ments of cattle, lumber. silver bull
Hon, green coffee and other Mexican
exports during the last quarter of
1919 from Juarez totaled $220.159,
according to figures Just complied by
u. A. Dow, American consul here.
OF this amount. there were ship
menis of 2,564 head of cattle, valued
VI $72.4A2; 6,596.0e0 feet of white
pine lumber, s6S,2Ts; 1873 ounces
of silver bullion. 6,oe0; and 62,-
7S4 pounds of green coffee, S16,659,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29

Miss Louise Helen Coburn, Coiby's
Colleges first woman trustee. Is one
of the leaders of the Maine Woman
Suffrage association,
Nine members OF last years Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania football team
will be missing from the Penn squad
next fall.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29

In France the oxen that work in
the fields are regularly sung to as an
encouragement to exertion; and no
peasant has the slightest doubt but
that the animals listen to him with
p.easure.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29
RECKARD
TAxI-AUTO SERVICE
Winter Schedule
Pelican Bay and Shipping
ton, $1.00
One or four
25c each additional
Rex Cafe. Phone II
WANT TO SELL?

II you have property for sale. tell
us about II. and Wen tell II over and
over again TO the other fellows. II
your price and terms are in line with
the market, we shall very likely be
able to make a sale. Come In and
talk II over.
CHILCOTE q SMITH
0aa Main Phone 60
1873
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29
WEATHER RECORD

Hereafter the Herald will publish
the mean and maximum tempera-
lures and precipitation record as TAX
en- by the u. s. Reclamation service
station Publication will cover the
day previous to the papers issue, up
to s o'clock of that day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29

Women teachers in the public
schools OF Hamilton. Ont, have been
granted wage increase of 5000 a
year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29

The first woman dentist ever gra-
t,uated in the United states was sent
out by a Cincinnati dental college
shortly before the commencement OF
the civil war
In Persia the marriage of first
cousins is the favorite union.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29
GOLD MEDAL.
<plRl EN- Or,
" HySx1UHal ~

The worlds standard remedy for kidney.
liver. bladder and uric acid troubles end
Na,iona! Remedy Of Holland since 1000
Three sizes, all druggists. Guaranteed
Lssk Zoe The nems Gold Medal on svsry hos
and accept no ianitailoo
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29
sTRAYED

5. Two black yearling heifers, brand
ed j. H.. f. connected on left hip:
marked split in left and hole in right
ear. -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29

Coal is cheaper in China than any
where else in the world.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29
DON'T
DESPAIR

II you are troubled with pai,c or
aches; feel tired; have headache.
Indigestion, insomnia; painful pass-
sge Of urine, you will find relief In
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29
'HERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
PHONE rryroS ferlvoosa 1877

Printing. Stationery and office
Pioneer Printing and Sta
tIoncry company. 126 Main st. Off
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29

* Demorest, Dentist. over Sugar.
mans Store. 9th and Main. 2-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29

year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-29
FOR RENT OR LEASE
WANTED

WANTED dirt. Big Basin Lumber
Co. te 27-3Os
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07
COX BEGINS EASTERN AND MIDDLE
STATES SPEAKING TOUR NEXT WEEK

speak at the Camp Perry OHIO. rifle
match. August -. the West Virginia
Democratic convention st Wheeling. on
August 18th and the Indiana editors
meeting AZ South BEND later this month.
Speaking dates in New England this
mon h also arc under consideration. The
September western trip will he the first
general tour for Governor Cox and SEN
ou; west" 10 San Francisco and also
Los Angeles.
Nominee Overwhelmed
Consideration Of the campaign or
ganization and greeting Democratic
hosts arriving for tomorrow's notifica-
tiOn ceremonies overwhelmed Governor
Cox today Dayton was filing rapidly
with throngs expected to furnish q
crowd Of fifty thousand tomorrow at
the Montgomery county fair grounds
ami the city was lavshly decorated.
Among organization announcements
Of Chairman White were selection Of
San F'ranCisC" as Pacific coast and
Rocky Mountain headquarters. with
Senator Key Fittman. Of Nevada. In
charge. They will open IN two weeks,
Mr.. White said. declaring the Demo-
Gratis have good reason 10 hope to win"
in both mountain and coast states.
ri an was announced that Senator walls
OF Montana. "r September l. would SD
coed Senator Gerry. of Rhode island,
chairman of the Democratic senRtoI
committee. Mr.. Walsh probably viii
vide his time between New York
Chicago headquarters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07
ANOTHER BOLSHEv|K MENACE IN
PERSIA; j. s. MINISTER LEAVES

Persian government 10 cvRcuatc the
Ca pitai while the consul asked author
ity TO move from Tahria. Both re-
quests wCr" granted.
OTicial observers here conceded that
tho opening of n new th"atcr Of war
fare ny the Rnlsheviki htd complicated
an already grave situRttOn in EuroT"
and tho Near East They also were OF
the opinion that this latest Development
would scrVc 10 hasten decision by the
allied governments rs 10 General meas
ureS L. hr taken to check the Soviet
menace.
Polish Situation
the Polish situation Engaged II" at
tCnt!on of Officials "f IN" Am"ric" II
government moro closely today than II
prOha bly, has at any previous tim" and
during IN" day Secretary Colby and Tn
der Secretary Davis had an hours con
fCrcnc" with President Wilson AZ tn"
White House. Mr.. Colby St"HdtaS''v
refused 10 discuss the conference and
no statement was forthcoming from lh"
White House. At the state department.
however. Il wdS stated that Communi
cations had been received from IN" al
He'd ernmcnts outlining tentative
course Of action looking !" the all :
Poland md u was aSsun'a that th'sv
were among the subjects discuss"l ny
thc depa rtmcnt officials with the pre-
i0ert.
r. any decision was reached A. ~"
White House conference ." Inter 70
!rtimation OF il WAS permitted :" r'A'h
thr puh'i" Besides tn" commune ''i"nS
from tho allies. tho requests 0f fo'Hud
for declaration Of moral supr"rl "'
, tho United states government ana Tor
permission to purchase American drr"
supplies s,ill nrc befor" tn" stat" do
pnrtmcnt official dispatches both -
tho Polish legation and tho stat" de-
partmcnt today indicated slirhi nv
provemcnt in the situation In F"i'""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07

Marion. O. Aug. s.--Senator Harding
today received another string OF visitors,
swept through bal" Of accumulated
correspondence. disposed Of n misccl-
lany OF details tina, have h"cu awaiting
hit attention at headquarters. and then
set out for sixty milo automobile ride.
his hrst real diversion this week from
N" cares OF the campaign.
One OF ms odd Jobs during II" day
was 10 make NV" campaign speeches.
HIS only audience. however. Ma the
operator OF Il recording apparatus tor
phnnogrRph records. and thc speeches
all w"r, excerpts from his previous pub
hC deliNerRnccS. The records are to be
distributed BY IN" Republican national
committee as means OF carrying the
front porch campaign into every locality.
Hoosisrs Coming.
AS q result ri the Candidates poltti-
cal conferences. his headquarters an
nuunced tonight that one OF the iirSt big
delegations To- come from outside Ohio
for 4 tsunt porch speech would he from
Indianapolis August - was set as tn"
over arrangements with group headed
BY Elias {. Jacohy. chairman Of the In
dianapolis Harding club. They told the
nominee that more than two thousand
Indianans would BE- present.
Other callers included Harvey {.
Smith, secretary OF state OF Ohio. who
made A tentative arrangement for Mus
kinGurn county RcpubilcanS I" com" here
on September Is. and J. r. Nct'Ari If
Nebraska e\""uti,~ secretary Of the
national Republican congressional com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07
LIGHT
Polish Government Reported
To Have Fled to Posen from
Warsaw-Red Hordes Near
the Doomed Capital

johannesburg, East Prussia,
Aug. 6. - by the Associated
Prcssl-A report that the Polish
government has fled to PoScn and
that the Soviet forces are only
forty kilometerS from Warsaw Is
printed in the Johannesburg Zel-
tung today. The report is said to
have cmanated from Warsaw.
The Warsaw correspondent OF
the newspaper says the fall Of
Warsaw is imminent, that the Boil
shcviki are still advancing and 1t
is reported they have cut off the
escape Of the Polish troops into
the Polish corridor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07
ELIMINATION OF
WHOLESALE LIQUOR
DEALERS PLANNED

Washington. NuE. - SE InH ass"
ciatcd PrCSSD--EbiminattCr ny inc GOV
ernment OF IN" whoIHSaI" liquor ITa'Sr
rs means Of Simplifying prHn!ol'i"n
enforcement, appeared q poSSiothIE 70
night with tho announcement by Fronl-
bition Commissioner Kramer, that the
Issue OF "noteSS,, I,I..tls ~ ''''
Mr.. kramer declared that the who'll
sale trafhc presented n" Ereat"Sf pron-
lem with which enforcement otn"'aIs
Usrs confronted Wholesalc dealers. hn
asserted r"sortNd !" subterfugNS which
ncrrlrxrd government agents and which
made rhc drv law difficult tn CntOrC'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07
Bic HD0S|ER RDELEGAT|ONW!LL
GREETMR. HARDING At MARION

mlttee. who reported on the congress
sional campaign.
sharp reply was made today TO re-
nortS quoted last might in statement
by Harding headquarters regarding or
ganizatiun ~ "A Marion delegation to
the notification NJ Governor cox At Day
ton Newspaper stories were quoted in
tho statement as ,harGinG that the
dclcratiou was helnr padd"d out from
nrighhorinG towns and free tranSporta-
tIun was being offered.
Democrats Challenge.
In response the Marion Commttr" on
arrangements. headed nv Judge William
:. Spencer Of the propat" court. pub
tshed today the following notir"'
One hundred dollars reward viii
he paid to anyone furnishing proof To-
show that any ncrSOn connected with
the Democratic national. stat" Nr
county committee. or IN" committee
named TO arranG" for \ special train
10 DAYTON. has directly or Indirectly
given or offered free TRANSPORTATION !"
any member of the delegation making
tho trip 10 Dayton Saturday This
does not apply 10 railway employees
traN cling on passes.
Judge Spcnrer also declared in pub
lie statement tha, so far ~ tho com
mittcc knows. there iS not man or
woman In the Marion delegation VINO Is
not n resident Of Marion county"
The five phonoErnrh speeches made
nv Senator Harding today are entitled
"an assortation ~ nations" high cost
~ living" "ta1ation." ''lihcrtv under tn"
law and "cN"rrrtS from speech NJ ar
rcrrancc II tsp laAn"h 70 nat on ~"
reverse sidc Of ~s'h record a R"nuhli.
IAN campaign sonE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07
WILD SCENES IN
POLISH CAPITAL
WARSAW EVACUATED
AS THE REDS ADVANCE
Even the Roofs Of Departing
Trains Are Crowded
With Fugltlves

Warsaw. Aug. 6.--tRy RI" Associated
Prcss)-llans Of foreign bureaus 10
rvarunt" Warsaw ar" pr""'"dinK WIN
rush. Thr French. British ana AUS
rrIans hav" requested u special tram To-
da. Will" the ti"rmau i"Ghtl"n mas u
special tram for ITS employees ana Ter
man subjects nr Warsaw whi'h - rN-
prct.d to depart Friday night.
banks ar" making arrangements ."
look after the cash IN their care. Wn''"
jewelers. and oth'r dealers in V1Iuabl"S
. are prrI"CtinE their arrangements.
Evacuation oC th' prisons has aIr"adE
begun. one hundred non-roli1lral pri%'
on"rs left for PoSen today and Il -
expected smaller Gr"uPS will follow
them throughout tn" might. '1yillhnS
are proceedings as fast a. IN" Ehlir"adS
can acr0modat" them. Even freight cars
are brought into US" for families win
household goods Trains ar" departing
with propl" riding on car tops ana
other; s'ruGGling for standing room IN
side.
Will" tho population generally -
calm .rnnr. - = marked activity among
| hous"-w ives. who az" purchasing non
! pnr,srahIr "atabi"S for which th"r" is
, such demand TINT prizes ar" already
advancing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07

D"u,"r. colo. Aug. 6.--Thr"c men
wer" Killed ard thirteen injured when
rio,lng was resumed by striking street
car men and their sympathiz"rs at tho
East Side car barns tonight.
The mob advanced toward tho barns
and was met with Noll,y cc rifle firc
from inside.
The dead:
JOHN COLLINS. s.. who d,od later m
the, County hospital.
DAN tI.NNNIGAN.
CHARLES HANSON. ali Of Denver.
Leonard Trcmmer. Is. Denver. 50 sor!'
ouSly injured he may die.
\ crowd Of several hundred gathered
about the barns early IN the elcninS
but cont"ntcd Itself with shouting. but
later an effort was made 10 close in "r
the barns Tn" move WAS met with q
fusIladc Of shots from those protecting
the barns. \ detachment OF armed po-
lice was on duty at the barns and thu
lju strik" breakers housed there also
we're armed.
Federal troops arn expected 70 arrive
IN the city tomorrow H. assist the p"'
lice force.
Earlier in the day JudG" Greeley W
WhitCord. in tho district court. ordered
leaders OF tho striking street car tram
men 10 immediately recall the order Is.
sued last Sunday for a strike on the
Denver Tramway system. Th" judg'
found seven officers and executive COM
mittecmcn Of tho car mems UNION guilty
Of coptcmrt for calling thr strike.
They wer" Henry Silbcrg. J. \. Par
ker. J. <. Barnett. \. Gotten. J. +. Nc
Kiddic. l., j. SctgreSt and ;. X. Schocp'
lin.
The strike leaders wCr" alleged &c
have violated an injunction secured by
the city several weeks ago restraining
the company from reducing wages and
the men from striking. The men now
are striking for higher pay.
Between 400 and 500 American Legion
members wearing the uniforms which
they wore during the war ar" 0atr0ll!uS
The outlying districts - tho city t"'
n!gt TO relieve III" regular policemen
for duty In thc downtown sections.
I'an Flanagan was killed in the
shooting at tho East Side car barns
He was shot through III" head.
Union chiefs were in session tonight
considering what action they would
take as a result Of an order issued b.
Judge Greeley ". WhitfNrd in histriC
court this afternoon directing them I;
revoke the strike order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07

DAYTON. Olio. Aug 6.--GovrrnOr cox
will carry tn the country in Few DAYS
on sparkling tours continuing until No
VrUh"r, tn" Democratic gospel h" VIII
ouill here tomorrow in accepting MS
partl's presidential nomination
rh.. governor announced. after CON
Irrrdc.s latr today with party mana =
A"r,. hrrr for t0m0rruwS notification
j"r"m"nN that h" would speak through
out tn" middle and eastern states until
September !. and then would tour m"
cnttr" v"~t including the Pacific coast.
Nv" treI that We can win. h' SAID.
"Whrrev"r folks are. and whCr" IN" cas-"
can hr stated. Stat" lines don't amount
Ia much"
Coming To west virginia
Tho nnmin"n's speaking plans We're
arranged with George White. chairman
of the Democratic national committee.
and Senator Harrison Of MiSsissippI.
head ~ the speakers bureau in p"rf"'-
tiou NJ campaign organization affairs
ahead Of tomnrrowS celebration. Dur
ing thIs month no elaborate" speaking
tour viii r." attempted. hut numerous
addresses III rc mad". principally IN
Ohio. Wrst Virginia. Indiana and IN"
east the Governor stated. NmonC def
mite addresses fixed were for tn" Ohio
Democratic, convention at Columbus. on
August l., and nj Nov York city on
August os The latter Will be made at
'hr i;ral"srnd rarr track. ~ tho New
York rolrre n"ld day games. and crowd
Of $50 nn6 r.rsons hae hnrn promised.
TIE governor also has invitations TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07

London. August 6-lRy TIL" Ass|-
ciated Press)--The Polish crisis is
still grave. hut es a result Of today's
developments II is regarded as being
easier Thrr" has been no rupture IN
the negotiations with the Russian
delegation. Much. il Is now held. Will
depend on the attitude OF France.
1t has hcrn decided that Premier
Lloyd George. who VIII he accom-
painted by Field Marshal Sir Henry
Wilson. viii meet NJ. Millerand. the
French premier. and Marshal FoCh.
SUNDAY. either AT Fulk"Ston" or Bou-
logne. to decide upon III" future cours"
of events.
After 4 cabinet council today. held
u consider the answer Nf the Soviet
government TO the British representa-
tons sent through NJ. Kamcneff az
tho Russian delegation. md which
was regarded on the whole rs con-
ciiiatory. MIR. LLOYD George and An
drew Ronar Law, lord friNy seal.
were in conferences with NJ. kam"n"ft
and NJ kraSsin another Soviet rer-
rcSentat,vr. for more than nv" hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07
BOTHPART|ESH|DE LACK Of ISSUE
IN TALK Of HUGE EXPENSE FUNDS

other. Ot those thre" RcoS"N"i' 'ho
Wilson and 'r|"h AT" 'o''''''"S wv
- things.
We Go Back Century -,.,..
80 one could dc"N IN" l"'VH"l
OF ;h"s" m"n, on mlEhl or h'' ,, ~,
nor INK" n" k.nd o. " ~
me Quan,LN ~ isso ,,n~ ,s ,hn aass.
H.. are hack ,n,n the
i..k ~ ,",,,,, a." &, Harding No are back
iaS'> ",I' rHmiI s,d rrrh,rrrrd
70 MrN,n'! ~" bevr mo rrcr.
~ 70 ,io r,rosiGrnrs ,'n> -
,nifow berr or success tnan-
H,aI noi,,trs and otherwise
However. for adequate corsid"ra-
ton Of The personalities Of N" Two
candidates We must wai; un'!i thor"
is NOR. time for reflection. For IN"
rrescnr tho public need only y"
warned TO wait until the tim" '"r NOR,
mature consideration his COM" '"n
poured GU, just now
People Are Indinerent
The present rhas" # IN" campaign
was expressed win l'r'e,t H'Tr' ~
tho other day by the New YORK N"fi">
1t was curioHSlE ".Et'TS.o,LI'T'" WomIT ,-,jrh
anCe - com" from IN" NorIu' W'Irn'
when Il - partisan. ~ violently phrt-
san. and which ON the MIN" ou' ~ ten
occasions when Il is >' mOCrat!" is com
mohly accepted MS tn" leading Demo-
rra,ir organ Of the country
Thus far" said III" World, ''th"r"
has been little popular interest in tn"
Presidential campaign. \ great deal oi
norec has been made by rrote%sl"nai
politicians. hut the great mass OF IN"
American p"Onl" are n"lth"r 1alhIlS
about politics nor thinking ah"nt pC"-
tbs Fur IN" time h"inR they ar" IN
a dHorcu, 10 both candidates. senator
HsrGing'S speech OF R,""NtanC" satisfied
nobody except the rcactlonar,"S and the
bIttnr-"nd opponents of tn" l."nguc ~
Nations. md to the American r""ri" rs
, vhOln GOV cox IS stlll nm unknown
nusntI,v They have not Yet had the
Erpor,uni,y II take his measure.
yyhother nr rot th"rr IS to y" real and
ncnI on GOV cox. He can quicken II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-07
STRIKE
IS OFF

Denver, Col, Aug. 6.-The
strike of trainmcn employed by
the Denver Tramway company
was called off by the executive
committee of the Tramwav
Men S union shortly before mid
night tonight.
The men will meet at 9
o'clock tomorrow morning to
confirm the action of the cXecu-
tive committee.
Th- action Of tn" CommIttr" was
taken following a long meeting con.
Sened Immediately after Judge Gree
ICY Whttford. In ;he circuit court. Is
sued an order directing the unior
chiefs to recall tho strike order.
Tramway officials DECLARED thar M
policy regarding taking the men back
mad been formulated.