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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05

Arnold W. Jones. the Province
school. lad who holds the national
boys tennis championship. gained
much OF his skill at the net by play
ing with William T. Tilden. Jr.. one
of Americas greatest tennis players.
The greatest batfest Of the season
was staged by the Yankees when
they met the White Sox on the Polo
grounds. In the two games played
the Yanks nicked the Sox pitchers
for 81 hits. including 25 singles. two
two-basgers. two tripiets and nve
home runs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05
NOTICE OE A MEETING OF THIN
OWNERS or LAND IN TWE
KLAMATH OlsAlNA0E DlDT1lgc
OF KLAMATH COUNTY, ORE.
CON. .y


TO the owners of Land situate In tho
klamath Drainage District. OF
klamath County, oregon:
Notice IA hereby given that n moot.
ing OF the owners OF land situate In
the klamath Drainage District OF
Klamath County. oregon. 10 called
for the purpose OF submitting To said
land owners tho question whether or
not bonds Of tho klamath Drainage
District of klamath County, Oregon.
to tho extent aud In tho amount Of
s2OO, 900 90 shalt 10 authorised tor
the purpose OF constructing tho noe
cssary reclamation works TO reclaim,
drain and irrigatc tho lands within
the boundaries OF said klamath
Drainage District; said meeting TO be
held In the Circuit Court Room In
the Court House Of Klamath County.
Oregon, In the City OF klamath Falls,
oregon. ut tho hour Of o'clock In
the afternoon OF Monday. tho 7th day
OF June. A, d. 1890.
Said meeting = called by order of
the Board OF Supervisors OF the
klamath Drainage District.
g. n. DE LAP,
Secretary OF klamath
Drainage District.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05
WILL RETURN GERMAN
I, DESERVING VESSEL

THE HAGUE. May IL. (By MaiD
The Dutch naval authorities have
decided to return the German mine
sweeper UZls. which was interned a
few weeks ago. to the German mine
sweeping fiotiila. from which 1, de-
serted.
The vessel was taken by the Ger
man crew into the zuiderzee. At
Muyden. little fishing town. the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05
DRINK hot WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you really feel clean, sweet
and fresh inside. and
are seldom III.

II you are accustomed to wake up
with coated tongue. foul breath or .
dull headache; or II your meals sour
and ferment. you have real surprise
awaiting you.
Tomorrow morning, Immediately
upon arising, drink a glass OF hot
water with a teaspoonful OF limestone
phosphate In 1t. This is intended 10
first neutralize and then wash out OF
your stomach. liver. kidneys and
thirty feet Of intestines all the indi-
gestible waste, poisons. sour bile and
toxins. thus cleansing. sweetening
and purifying the entire alimentsry
canal.
Those. subject to headaches, baak.
aches, biliuos attacks, constipation or
stomach trouble. are urged to get q
quarter pound OF limestone phosphate
from the drug store and begin enjok.
ing this morning inside bath.
Just - hot water and soap cleanse.
purify and freshsn the skin. 20 hot
water and . tssspoonful Of limestone
phosphate sst on the stomach. liver,
kidneys and bowels. Limestone phos-
phats u sn issxpsnavs'whits powder
aad aislose tassisss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05
" y I " n I"

Doss the word strike terror TO your
hcart. or is your property protected
sufhciently by insurance In q reliable
company In this day OF high cost
OF material. scarcity Of hom"s. no
one should leave their property un.
protected. Let us explain to you tho
special Insurance system under
which NO protect your homo In the
leading Insurance companies Of
America. James II. Driscoii. Room
Z, Loomis Building. Phone <aa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05

OF course. IT'S all right to shop
around bit II you like. but why not
let the other fellow make Il easier for
you by doing q little shopping after
your dollar--by showing you what
you want and where you can get
most Of It for your money?
It's a great idea. once you get the
hang OF II. and here's how!
Right In this paper you'll find
dozens OF adverttsemsnts offering
you merchandise. Some things you'll
need today; some tomorrow; some
next week or next year--but the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05

WOODLAND, June 5-Hsrvest.
ing Of the 'Yolo county grain crop
began here yesterday and Is Eoins
ahead at a rapid rate. Haying crews
are exceptionally busy In every
quarter. The frcaky weather OF late
wherein the north wind and scsom-
panying hot spells worked against
the harvesting OF grain resulted In
many farmers cutting their grain
for hay only.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05

captain. mate and two other members
Of the crew went ashore in order to
find q buyer for their boat, but were
arrested. The rest Of the crew. who
waiting in vain for their comrades.
had grown impatient. were Just GO
ing to leave the Dutch waters again.
when they were caught by a Dutch
torpedo-boat.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05
CALIFORNIA NEWS
WOODLAND. June s.-rrcd p!cu

WOODLAND. June b.--rrcd D!cu
donne, physically disabled while
nghting with the American forces In
France during the late war. has re.
ceived through the efforts OF the
home service department OF the Yolo
county chapter OF the American Red
Cross a check from the unitcd States
government for si6iS In comrcnsa.
ton Tor hts disability.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05

point Is that these merchants are
coming to you. looking for your
dollar and offering the best they
have to get II.
You'il find that by reading the
advertisements consistently today
and every day. you can Increase the
yalue-to yourseif--of every dollar
you have to spend. The things you
see advertised are almost invariably
as represented. The advertisers
statements are usually safer to trust
than your own judgment. Adver-
tised misrepresentation is business
suicide.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05

PLACERviLLE, June 9, - Mrs.
Kate Evans. one OF the most widely
known of the pioneers OF this sec.
tion. Is dead at her home here after
a short illness, She was 90 years OF
age, and died In the house where she
was born and where she has made
her home since birth
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05
NOTICE o. ELECTlON or A
BOARD OF THREE RupERvlS.
ORS OF THE MEADOWS DRAIN.
AGE DlDTR1('r OF KLAMATH
COUNTY, OREGON.

TO THE OWNERS OF LAND SIT.
UATD IN THE MEADOWS DRAIN.
ACE DISTRICT OF KLAMATH
COUNTY. OREGON;
Notice = hereby given tina, q meet.
Ing Of the ovners Of land situate In
tho headows Drainage District OF
klamath County. Oregon. Ia called
for the purpoee OF electins u Board
OF three suDervisors M and In tho
manner provided By law: said meet.
Ing TO b held In the County Court
room IN the klamath County Court
House IN the City OF klamath Falls.
Oregon. on Tuesday. the sth day Of
Juno. A. ID. 1920. At the hour OF {?
O'Clock In the afternoon on said date.
G. Il. DE LAP.
Clerk OF klamath County. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05

BENiCIA. June 5.--rire discover
ed early last nigh, destroyed the up.
per stories OF the three frame build,
inss that compose the Anderson no.
tel and badly damaged the ground
floors The loss is estimated at $35,.
900, on which there is an Insurance
of about $4,000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05

A bill has been introduced In the
Massachusetts, legislature to provide
for tho appointment OF a state dircc.
tor OF athletics at a salary OF $1,000
year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05

YUBA CITY. June 5,--The record
price for peach orchard land was
paid Tuesday. according TO reports.
for a 2o-acre tract OF sutter county
peach orchard sold to Ray Trask for
Rosenberg Brothers by J. W Stew.
ard for $3.50 an acre.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05

Coach Bill Martin has developed
a corking good track team at Pean
State College.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-05
What Good is a Dollar p?

Il: largely up 70 you depends how you spsnd it-on
the value 10 Of what for ton ability find
where that value 10 to be had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
Factory Forces Increase
Hy lniten N.wsl

ALBANY. y. y. Dec l3.--While cnucral
decline In employment in New York state fac
tories ~ reported during the month oi No..m-
DOT II is significant ;hat tho bureau 81 starts
t'cS tahu!aton or ] sc Manufacturers. rcuorts
ioT the month SHOWS Il gain in employment In
certain essential Industries such as ce,n.u.
anu plaster, railway supplies. po,tarv ,.,,s
ana snnes. and the .isnt and power business
thc huHaer OF employees III factories 81 the
Hlate Is about the same IS In the correspond
ing month in 1919. Il i'd. however. 5 per CEN:
iess thhn month ago. The s!Ow:n.. IN of
certain seasonal activities has a bca ring on ,nc
'lcw figures.
Ire most conspicuous reduction in .np;ov-
mtni caring November and tile preceding
'iohlas nave occurred j" the clothing and tex.
tie industries Cot:on -. Is report - decrease
or ds per cent IN :ho number oi work .rs sine.
october; knit goods factories report i. further
decrease of "a Pc: cen; IL; November, wiki :: de-
ciine OF % Per cen: since March
The most notnhtc OF incrtas.s ar. II nay
cent IN FUR goods. pc, cen. in glass !; p.r
ccat III tooacco products and per cent in ra!l-
way equipment shops. shiphu!idng ami light
ana power Industries. In the cement an, Mas
Ter. pottery boots and shoes. printing and
baHery products Industries. Increases Of from
10 per cent are recorded. The gain in IN.
tobacco proausts Industry ,narns a recnvcry
from The low level OF operations reI,oricd in
recent months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
TEA FOR THREE" PROVES
AS INTERESTING AS EVER
PlnS, Which Charmed Richmond
Audiences last Year, Scores
Hit mt Strand,

ihfcc seasons ago. when Roi Coop
cr acSruc's Tea for Three" was mrs,
produced In New York. IL caught on
Immediately: In fact II was a de-
cidcd hit over night. Last year this
clever comedy OF the everlasting fri
angle paid visit to Richmond apd
this year II has returned or,in :,
proved TO De welcome return when
viewed at the Strand last nigh, fnr
tne play ~ Sun witty and amusinrly
iul one. ~
Tea for Three" might be called /,
JASON Tor husbands. for though cs
s son,n comedy. there is lots Of
, ,bn truth IN the development, OF
,rinnslc. rs the title SUGGESTS bu;
ihtf" Is new angle TO this particuS
lar Triangle. Though the play is
more one of clever lines and am,isinr.
dialogue than OF situation. IL is whoi'
~ amusing.
however. no matter how wi,ty tho
rs. II would fail Hat IL til. r.lnci-
characters were not handled by
ios'. rrual 10 the task If IN. WI.
.h"h been attractive or CONVINCING.
IN hrr handling OF the part. or If tho
friend hah made his role "A Iit.ln 700
much the gay dog Instead OF ;ho tr,,i..
i,na''e"t.d good friend OF both IN.
nhSoahl and the wife. ii would hnv.
oc'n Sa,! indeed. az practically rho
"n"l. play Is dialogue between thee.
Ire". But. fortunately. tho wiT,
wa NOR" than acccptuhi.. sh.. 49,
.'usuaiiN charming, with good looks
p.iHon1i!ty. deep rich voice ppis,.
nm' ne ability 10 show feeling with
90. .nort--ali 10 her credit
Mi'lic"nt Hanicy. Who IL IN. ms
s,rSsof OF all these admirable qu.lI-
- completely filled the cy.. and "a,
for ar, ne rh m9si fns,idious demands
also had much to hr ,,l,nf,.,, -, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14

fully planned rcadjustmcnt to a peace-time
to the better coordination OF departmental
activities, to the elimination OF unnecessary
officials and employees. and TO the raising
of the standard Of individual efficiency"
The country took the party al its word,
and ii now looks to it for fulfillmcnt OF this
pledge. What does the party propose to do
about it? So far the party's responsible
leadership appears to be without definite
agreement upon any plan for attaining the
object sought. True. Senator Wesley L.
Jones has proposed the appointment or 4
special committee to survey the Federal
system and to report in 1928 This pro-
TO meet the existing demand for present
relief from unnecessary burdens. Senator
Medill Mccormick more keenly senses the
public expectation and expects to get
quicker action by the abolition OF the De-
TartincHt OF the Interior and the creation OF
TWO new departments. one 10 have control
OF public works and the other TO deal with
the public welfare.
Neither OF these proposals goes far
enough. They would but scratch the sur
face OF The evil way must he found to
bring about Rehabilitation OF needless en-
ployes ON a far larger scale than coinpre-
hcnded in these proposals. In practically
every department may be found misplaced
bureaus and agencies. with duplication or
duties. There must be thorough over
hauling and a general looping of OF pay
rollers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
TUESDAY. DECEMBER. Il. 1870.
The Cost OF Isolation

+ America were in either "a the
league of nations. serious thought could
he given TO partial. ii not com pete ,lisar
mament. to reduction OF the burden
which the taxpayers now staggcr under in
order to maintain their strength 1T sea
With America outside the league by what
ever name il may be called. il must build,
build, build still more ships and bigger
ships. Isolated OF its own volition. it must
be prepared to 90 to war with Japan with
any other nation or combination OF nations
and they all hate ns--that may threaten.
That Is tho conclusion Secretary OF the
Navy Daniels has reached III his annual re-
port to the Congress. II is the only logical
conclusion. But the secretary cannot pre-
dict the future. He must take the facts
as he finds them and thereon base his
recommendations. The United States has
declined membership in the League. and il
must he prepared to pay in dollars and
cents the cost of isolation. y part oil that
price, according to the secretary, is a new
tEree-year building program "a program
that will meet the ambitious plans OF Japan
which is laying down four capital ships,
and will lay down eight more, i'm the near
future. Iii addition To- the capital ships
there must be cruisers. submarines all
kinds OF auxiliary vessels, and men must
be found and paid To man them Ii is lust
80 - WV 49, WAY Mdo ~ emu all wars MAD
never bcon fought; just as il America were
back in the pre-war days. when navy build
ing was the chief competition among the
nations. Indeed. so far rs America is con-
cerncd. conditions in tina, respect nav. not
changed. u;
While all must"Adlfit the facts, il Is moi
likely that Congress will be in haste to
enter upon any such program as the sccrc-
tarv suggests. Nor. indeed. is haste ncces-
sary. Harding has said he is against the
league, and the American people BIZ their
vote have registered their opposition Rnt
II Is by no means certain that the United
States VIII not enter an association O.; ma
lions. with the present league framework.
that Will accomplish the same peaceful re-
suit that was III the mind or the trainers
OF the present league covenant. Such q
step. il Is predicted. vii! NOT BE- DELAYED
long after The new administration takes
hold.
Meanwhile. Europe has had enough of
war 40 nation is in position to threaten
the United States unless ii is Japan. and
It's attitude is more apparent than real. the
result OF irresponsible. jingocs and trouble
makers In both countries No harm can
be done by III. adoption .! a wal, and
see policy in plans for greater navy
AFTER al. II may not H. Necessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
MEMBERS OF SHIPPING
MUST WAIT FOR MONEY
on iirfnntion b. srnntr S.cc..,r,
h"i"r~ Pny Cnn liz Dramn. SAYS
Warwick

W ASiIiNGTON. Dee. la.-t,ou,,,trn
l"E warwick, OF tho Treasury IT,
i"ih'i ru!!nE. said tplay that All ~.
tt seven members o! the uewh. a.
fhh!A.d shipping Board mus, s.rv.
without pay uri!i their nn,ninn,Ints
ar confirmed by the senate. added
NJ even after confirmation only ,Iy,.
81 ~" incnibcrs can be- taId ana ,b.,,
"hi% A; ihr rate Of $1,000 n wear IN
'''hd OF al $1,000, the annual SALARY
hN.d ~ tn" ness merchant marin.
ac, "'Ni ~
IN. situation which nccessi,a:.a /,
ai!'S ~ the comptroller arose
'hrough failure ~ Congress in enact
ing inc merchant marine Law win,
provision for Shipping Board .,
seven members - prOvid. any annro
pfih'ion Tor salaries Tn. s,indrv
c'Eli appropriation bill passed b. con.
er:sS ~ the las; session prnyid..I
iuais Tor the OH avc-mcmbcr shin
n'ns Board ~ $500 :: wear. Tines.
iHnds. IN" COMPTROLLER ruled are ma
eniH moneys "val,Ibl". and hcnc. tso
th"ilhers OF the board wIil r.c.!y, ~
nay even after confirmation. unIcss
"hSrcss should rush through a s,,c-
ciA. appropriation. Members OF In.
n"w board. hearing Of tho ruling
.uSS"st"d that siraws be drawn Ia
determine who shall be paid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
WILL REDUCE WAGES
New England Textile Mil Operators
Announce Curtailment of Work
crH Pay.

BOSTON, Dec. ia reduction or
about ~ IL per cent in the wages
OF approximately onc-third of the
100000 textile workers in New Eng
land was announced today. The no.
tees were posted in Lawrencr
Lowell, New Bedford and other con,
tiers OF the industry in Maine and
Rhode Island. For the most part thev
applied TO mills making cotton goods
but in n few instances operatives In
worstcds were involved, -
The reduction, which is made 81
fective In most places next Monday
In effect cancels two increases moio
during the last year and restores
prices approximately To the firures
that obtained before a II 1-o per cent
increase last December. Tho mani
facturers of Lowell! announced that
the average wage of the mill worker
there under the new schedule would
be SCI Il week u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
News Of Fifty Years Ago

tFrom tho Richmond Dispatch. Dec. H. 1900
Thomas 7. Lyon, OF the firm OF Booker
Norf & Lyon. commission merchants. died in
This city on sunlay morning of consumption
4, the meeting Of the Methodist sunday
school Society on Sunday the average attend
snee OF scholars in November was reported al.
ioioxa: Trinity Church. $50: C-ntenary. ia:
broad street. LAB: Clay street 1851: Union sta
tion ILL., Oregon. SC; Sidney. 81
In the New Ken, Count. election conles,
Judge Lacy sustained the award OF the com
m!s!ioneir7 making Joseph Mayo Common
wea!th's attorney.
". J.. Rogers judge OF election In HE
Second Precinct OF Jefferson Ward who was
arrested on 4 warrant sworn out by a negro.
Mas hoaorab,y discharged by United states
Commissioner Jenkins.
The 'ianchester post office mas been removed
10 the corner OF Hull and Ninth Streets op-
9"si:e the market
The use Of n. hall Of the House Of Dele
gstcs has been granted to Miss Caroline r.
Talbot. .: the Society OF Friends. FOR the
purpose OF delivering q sermon tomorrow
evening
Tho National IL Il Of Trade has passed !.
resolution favor:ns an Immediate return to
specie payments.
SENATOR Carl Scinr" is preparing !. speech
n aGvocac;' OF general amnesty without any
qualifications whatever.
Tne Ways and Means Committee yesterday
bsNe u EthIiHB 10 the National TohaccO AS
socia!oa IN In. :ntrrest of the reduction OF
tho tax on tobacco,
tn" DYKE OF Mec!ienburg has defeated the
Third Army Corps OF the French. capturing
siX runs and Il Thousand prisoners.
We arc NOT much given to putting ordin-
ar!.y. but when amy work extraordinary that
reflects special credit on Richmond art and
mocha n's.a Is exhibited. We feel that we sneak
of IL with entire propriety. az IL is of gen
efai advantage 70 'hc reputation of the place
Tor manufacturing skin. In this ap;-it We
roticed a superb set of carriage harness just
completed by s. s. Cottrell. saddle and harness
maker in this city IT cannot be excelled
anywhere and costs at least one third less
than the same harness would in New York
or any other large city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
YOUTH MAKES SUCCESS
OF GREAT MElODRAMA
Confidence OF Producer Placed In
Quartet OF Talented Young
People.

William a.. Brady 10 stlll receiving
concentrations on the success OF The
Nan VINO Came Back" which ran in
New York fer tfty-seven weeks and
then ptaycd eight months in Boston.
anu which viii come to tn. Strand
friday and Saturday and Saturday
matinee. And MIR. Brady is promptly
passing on those congratulations. for
to him the success is that Of the
young people responsible fer the play
and he. as the producer. steps back
Sut he takes PLEASING In knowing
sooi.
Paul Gordon. the young leading man
who plays the title role OF The Man
Who Came Back" never before nau
u part OF such prominence until Mr.
brady sent for him TO come aud play
iionaire, about whose hayward path
this drama was written. How well
Mr.. Brady.S faith was justified is
shown by The fact that Mr.. Gordon.
hit. and both of them have done much
to give tho play Its popular appeal
AIDA Gleason. the leading woman.
eral years. hut she had no, been fea-
tufed as in "rhe Man Who Cam.
Back" In. the part of "Marcelle." the
the best work OF her career. Jules
Eckert Goodman. %ho wrote the play
is not n nav author by any means,
but he Is SIN young. And there Is
BRADY. because the latter put ON his
first play. The Man who Stood StnI."
as well as his iirst success. Mother"
The two men are close friends.
The fourth in the quartet Of youth
responsible FOR The Man who Came
BACK" is John Cromwell. the stage
director. Mr.. Cromwell might also
since b" has been assisting him In tho
staging OF plays for years. And no
one Is quite no happy over the sue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
TRIAL OF CAPT. WILLERS ON
DESERTI0N CHARGE BEGINS
Former Arm. Officer. Alleged Com
irssrd German SPY. trrnignrd
nj Fort Jny.
~ AssOciatcd Hrcss. 1

NEW YORK. Dee. la.--Trial Of
John y. Wiliers. formerly captain Of
Company |. Forty eighth United
States Infantry, on "a charge OF de-
scrt!on. WAS begun today before a
general courtmartial al Fort Hay II
was alleged that lac deserted his com
nlitnd ~ Camp SEWER. Grccuvillr. :
Z. soon after the armisticc WAS
signed.
A. the time OF his arrest here last
fu"sday. W!llcrs WAS alleged To have
confessed to being connected with the
s'"rinhn spy system. Military officers
wh" have investigated his record said
"ial this phaS. Of the ease would
not enter into the dnscrt;Oii trial He
Also IS charged WITH abscondins with
$1,000 Of his compaay's funds.
Nill"rs' arrest was brought about
"hcn hc MAS identified on Fifth Ave-
rue ~ an officer who served under
him durin. the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-14
Up With the Times
ny n. q. n.

n. u. D..
Chi!c's al. has gone 10 H.. r.e, .na II
too, wants to quit the game at Geneva
x ,h.s Irish tAiag keeps IN. the British lion
WI! have 20 !eng;h-n its tail 70 make room
Tor the knots.
Refusal to cancel the allied war debts YIN
'ai'e the raj" on, OF those fatuous nations
that have come TO look upon Ame.ica as !.
meal ticket
What profits Great Britain to nave ak votes
IN The league OF nations !, shA eon.. ,n,ra
;!icin hang togeta,r:
M:lw"ukcc IS displaying for rent" signs rs
n'pu.a,!on seems 10 have departed with the
thing that made Il famous
and SOPHIE would do well 10 star, in the
royal household
HEr!cson w!li leave $4,000. o6v defo!; in tic
fe<i-ornce Department and there be those
80 chnrliah as to say !; wasn't spent for the
sooi Of the service.
FheteS a long trail a-wjnd.ns" but This
time II leads 10 Marion
Nothing Q: the suiser about Ic.y Daniels.
~ ne wouldn't be planning Il bigger snd a bet
with
ny tac wy. what has become 81 thar round
the world voyage tho secretary advertised
'nst he'"ic tac little nnpieasan;aess on Nh
Icnher -
No more sympathy needed for the Workman.
Now he can 60 to his iabois clothed In over
ALE and silk stockings at price shat w,,.t
rob his dinner pan