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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Can Company quarterly ef
IA per cent on preferre q. payable Aptii
American Cigar Company quarterly Of
~ per cent ON preferred. payable April l.
American SmOlters Securities Company
quarterly of IA per cent on preferred and
b. payable April
American snuff Company. quarterly of
per cent on common and IN per cent
on preferred payable AprH ]
Associated oil Company quarterly Of
~ per cent. payable AprH p
BucyTus Company quarterly Of IA per
cent and extra ~ y ! per cent on account
Of book dividends on preferred
Cambria Iron Company seInlannual Of
per cent payable April
Cities Service company monthly distrl
button Of 81 cents IA share ON It's bankers
shares. payable >pril
} ii Dunham Company, quarterly Of
l = per cent fumon, "a per cent on
preferred and per cent on second pre-
fcrred payahle Apri !
Electric Storage battery Company quar-
lerly Of per cent on common and pre-
ferred payable April
G W Hcilne Company quarterly Of
"a per cent on common and i2a per cent
on preferred payable April
LehiRb Valley railroad Company quar-
terly Of ia per cent on common and >
per cent on preferred payable April
T. Lorillard Company quarterly of )
per cent on common and "A per cent on
preferred payable April !
cCFoTy stores Corporation, quarterly
Of ] per cent and - per cent IN stock on
common PAYABLE March Is
Penn Central Light and Power Com
pany. 80 cents a share on preferred pay
able April
sears. Roebuck & 90 quarterly Of s.
per cent on preferred pas able April
sterling Oil Development Company. 70
cents a share, payable April 5
keyman- -Bruton Company quarterly Of
III per cent on common and lsl per cent
on preferred, payable April
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
REDUCTION IN RAIL
RATES IS PROPOSED
Roads Consider Cut of 20 Per
Cent Passenger and 10 Per
Cent Freight.

Reduction in freight nnd passnHgri
rates, such "a will cut 10 90 ~ per cent of
tho transportation bill 81 the Amertcan
people and aave them taD0.M0. 900 -
$3.50. 100000 "A war r. now helnp chnin.
ploncd hv chief railroad exrcuiivea, mon
holding positinna nf great pawet ahd
Influence in ralroad councils n orfllup to
Samuel VI Barker. quoted N Il dispateh
from Now YofI, ~ the Philadelphia North
American
Tho itira IL tn drop freight rates 10 i,or
cent and Ia rrdlco paaacnper rates ~ paf
cent excerpt ~ 81 the wirehargo an Pull
man fares
IIcrrtoloro railroads have moved taf
ndyuucca IN ratesa to suatalu themselves
and to protect the t20 000 900 600 calatal
invested ~ thnir properties Nhu thel vii
fnuv, for reduced rates. - 90 hand ~ hatid
with reduced nperafinF eNpfaaoe eaH
vtncoI thot IT. nuoh course liua the NJ
tion 81 th. ralr,ad situation he present
grafly elevated ratea nre proving @ t5o =
cxcos. of uhat thn traffic will hear
Thousands If toms az freight md theitaati
81 passengers ~ hoinR last JUL q tlif
railr1ade hec,nu. tie co4t 81 tff sp.ffg
tion discouragoa enl nften aa'nllt b8fs
trdhc
ing advocated almrl, and purely npon
cconouic grounds II makes Tie tail
raod contribution f. restoration u moi
~ nj and aourd hnHircss ard ftinR c.u
ditlonr III the Tuitel States ari fef t.
American poapl' InHt yner tic rallroa.l
transportation bll Was 81 2aa0Iaao1I
with the present hiRl fatnp ~ sfIeef iurtg
only a tbirI - tie pcr,nd
That tho railroad puFrose has rot -
far boen defimtcl, and clearly announced
- hocau1e in the conrcila al cxec'tlye4
there haa heeu objection and rrlnsfai E.
hy soJnc y ho lack eoufaKt - cnulii
thcnsclves po~ltivoy II advance -
knowing how ~,on Ard low far waPr atsi
othor cost can hc ct dont a. q safo baals
Also thcrc IS representation That woRr8
and supply cu,ta heine evidently III tie
decline. i would hc visc to WAIT
Rut tho ISSUE Will ho forced aid quickly
~ thosc axccutlvcs who are eaHviHced
that the campaign - grt costs - hasls
nluet carry definite pramisc 80 the Nnerlchh
peoplc ~ direct help ptpRccrIc f9thefn Ihe
rate reduction contemplated Haald cift
~ SAY, 81 per cap,tA from to trnueparta
tom hlll of tho Is~nplr al tie country and
rqual say 81 ESQ 900 20 so. 0o0 !
dan
nv hat Is II. rnind the rulrods interd
q grt thc'r operation nyd mNatenanet
rosts down - basis and afs the other
hard stimulate tie business and industrial
srfivltIes 81 tho country With the effect
that hv IL. trathc ircrcasc aod wtti trans
p rtatlor services performed on eca
uomlc basis they c.lf etru the 81 estl atf
n01 ret operating rncome which II was -
tcctfd the prescott rates put III ~ tn
ifterstate commerce cotntnl~ston actll
under the railroad act of lQ2tl would ~.
duce. hut winch Is being not more fhaf
aue-thlrd realized under evi4trg con
.{sfinrts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
PHIL. PR0nt G l..

T'staf9clphia March 9.--Wheat higher.
80 red winter sl.s6Gf 30. do. gar
ncly. 81 7eGB1-si.
corn higher export No 2. se+4 as.
do. No 3. SaA@s5 local. No. 3 yellow.
>51d ssh do No. yellow. So ass :
oats steady No white. 66@56 =
No & white 55A55L No white o2lg
52n
Butter higher nearby prints, fancy.
64ds66: western creamery. extra, 81
F.ggs lowor. nearby hrst. Sc, do.
fsrsts. a5 do current receipts. So west
ern extra firsts. 3&'a]3A1p do. frsts,
851s 6543e fancy selected. packed. 440Ii5.
Cheese firm New York whole milk.
fancy nats held. gs @ 20. common to
.u,d. e n q do. fancy flats. current
make. "a a 25 do. common TO good.
a q longhOrn held and fresh. % "a
s9l4 single daisies held. q 4 ash
oo fresh 81 4l2si2
Live poultry steady; fowls. fancy, 81
q 3s do fair to good. 80 a 80 white
I<gho4ne. 80 u 30 Chickens. fancy. 80
ii So young roosters. 25 "a 81. old
roosters. Il q % turkeys fancy. 10
"a So: do. ordinary. IS a 43. ducks,
white Pekin. az "a As. mixed colOrs, 10
/ a ~, Muscovy. 28 a 80: geese, 2s a
3.
Dressed poultry higher: turkeys.
/ choice 10 fancy, nearby. 5000 do.
I western. 60 fair to good As q 90: old
Y toms. 80 a So fowls. fresh killed. choice
I ~ fancy. 37iz Q3s14 do. srnaH sizes, 32Q
a6, old rooaters. %. broilers. nearby,
s. 048 do western, AZ ~ 40; roasting
Z ,hickens. nearby. 80 q 40 do. western
/ aG a 40. frying chic kens, nearby, "a a
So. d.. western. 80 q. 35; ducks. fancy
4 western. 2- q -, geese, western fancy.
80 q 80.
Potatoes lower white potatoes.
\ Pennsylvania. per 100 lbs. 0001.26 !.
Jersey. No. /. per basket, 35@50; fair
10 choice, 50d 10; do. No. 2. 20@30
Floui. dull soft winter straight
s50m9 per Dbl. hard winter straight,
qlI925: do. short patent 9504'. z ) !:
slring. first clear, 7Q750. do. patent,
\ 949.25. 90. short patent, 9.5009.76; !;
fancy spring and city mills patent, fam
ily brand. 1O.7541I-25.
Hay. steady timothy. No. 2 23424
per ton do. No. 3, 2I021.50. sample.
/ I8@20. TO grade, 15all7. clover mixed
hay, light mixed, 22@22.5o; No J, mix
ed 2O.5Oa21 so.
TaIow. lower prime city loose. 4l2 !,
do, special loose. 3la prime country.
312 edible III tierces,
Bran, higher; soft winter. western,
| ID IUO-pourd sacks 34025 spring.
s2@34.
Sheep. receipts 10000; few early sales
steady: later bidding weak; lamb, top
early, III; some held higher, shorn lamb
| top. 10: bulk fat lambs, 10 a 1850: eve
top. $50 bulk 8 a $50; 112-pound
! wethers, 200.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
READY no FLASH INAUGU RAJ.
Naval Ships and Stations Throughout
World to Got Harding Speech.

Washington, March q Final prep
arntions we're made yesterday 20 Hash
President-eleot Hnrding's inaugural nj
dress 10 naval ships and stations through
out the world
Secretary Daniels issued orders to all
navy wireless operators to stand hy,
on inauguration day TO receiv. the al
dresa ms il IL broadcaated from the power
ful radio stations Mt sayvills and AIRING.
ton beginning Immediately after y
O'Clock Eastern time
The message will be picked ur and
reiayed To the Far East 10y the San
Diego radio station so That II can he
read by NIL naval personnel there within
n few minutes after its delivery IL com
pleted by the new President
All naval stations IN the United Stntes
have been ordered to rebroadcast thu
message so that II ean bc picked up hS
amateur wireless operators Throughout
the county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
P. R. R. DAILY DEFICIT
IN JANUARY S260,OO0
Vice-President Elisha Lee Says
Situation Is Serious and
Critical.

The daily deficit of the Pennsylvania
Railroad in January was 5000, 600, accord
ING 10 Vice preaident Elisha Lee, who
smoke last night in Philadelphia mt n meet
ing of the Technology Club,
7'The present railroad situation can
he dosupnated only ~ most serious and
critical " ne ssid What the railroads
arr suffering from Mt the present time
is not alone u lack Of traffic, hut alao
vastly EXCESSIVE expenditures. which they
have not as vet been ablo TO overcome
ruocessfully in tho degree roqnred
Let me cite thr case of the fmrn-
rvlvania Railroad In january our
payroll averaged si,fB0,oW day ;
coal. material bills, etc, &50,Wn; the
prorortinn of tax,.- $65 900: hxod charges
$500. 900 a.and dividends $685., To meet
our paymcnts we needed 81, lSo,0W day
Our income Tor the month averaged
81 Q5OOOO a day for service rendered
and $50. 600 dav from the Investments we
own We wrrr. thcrdore taking IN
81 900 600 n dav ns ngalnst pavnents oi
81 1870 900 In other wor,ia IN January
we we're running short morr thnn S25oWn
q dRv from being a going concern despite
cuts m expenses already made
We acc no prospects at m increase,
IN Inc very ncar future. IN IN" vol
ume nf traffic We hpvr therefore, ind
no choIcc lit to make Cxtenalvp retiuc
tions ~ the working forces and all othcT
sources Of expenditure W" havr alrehdv
cut our working forces Down by bl WV
mon ~ compared with iRRt September ~
tho present month wo uist carry the r.
trpnchmcut ptill further. and Il viii -
necessary - use the utmost economy ~
every feature of oI,c atlou and the inr
nishInR NJ scrvicc
f'Thorc arr about 5000 iile freight
cnrs ~ the Pennsvlvaula Eystem AZ
proumatclv 10 por cent Of or ontir'
ownrrshlp The number sdlc ~ the couh
trv approxirnatea 100000. Represent
,ng ~ c7lrrcut values 81 .3E0 .nn0 600 wnrtl
of nvestrd capital earning uotmoR ms
tied up ia property iet"rtorattnR iron
non -uso
There ls ono thloa W.. u common
with al thr other railroade "a the country
must DO nanciy gam CONTROL o' our -
,,o,ar4 And that without RTNsRt DELAY
othcrvlsc tho situation mnv got complete
i, nrt Ia hand II il for that reason W asl
no support II All the shPping puhho' y
,hc Efforts W. are making - improve ~
efficiency of tho rsilroa~la and r"'iuo' go
costs 81 furnishing @nrvicn.
uANA' AifFtiftANit ~ ~ t~'hi'
fc,t,tr,s 4 situation with respect 4
,hc railroads that II rp,at SERIOUS an,
even rrtlca ono qultr Capable ot
dtsaatro,rr climax Personally, however
u, ,,t l,ok fnr fbat aliramc II ls trn
,h.t liz s,tuat.,3 must IL. dealt will
ernie ,rd conraeeo,u.l, aud That III
,,,aas,,ras necessary to ~ taken must rc
cgrVe the sanction 81 pubhc opiniou
nm hav. cr,at admuatlaa for tie al
leruve common srnA II thc people 3
A,nar,ca far tbclr fa,rness aud thoi
,abht1 ~ rccogfllEr aad compehon'
vital peHucR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
IL Worked Wonderfully.

Have you noticed the number of per-
sons coughing this spring. caused b. an
irritated condition in the chest bronchial
tubes or throat? This coughing IS ban
ished by few doses Of Foieys Honey
and Tar Mrs. Anna Stein. 10 Western
Ave, CoVington, Ky. writes Your
cough medicine worked wonderfully on
our little son. He is subject 10 bron-
chitis The first doses helped him. Good
for ali sorts Of coughs. colds Group
whooping cough and grip coughs y. L
Danforth AdN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
STOCKS OPEN LOWER,
ADVANCING BY NOON
Buyins of Rails and Copper
Shares Halts Downward
Trend of Market.
y, A.s,cleted pree. % lsvery r,vcnlng


New York. March wall street.
1850 "A. M Prices ~ leading issues
w, ir-resular Mt Tho sluggish opening
81 tulav's stuck market but soon be
,afno rcartiouar, The short interest
r.ft au' now lines as a result OF cables
,,ht.h indicated that N" situation he
te...u tho allies and Germany had
reached 4 norc acute stage.
t,rtl,.ibla Stcol chandler Motor and
Atlantic Gulf were the weakest features.
l,s.uE 20 points IN the initial deal
itns baldwin Locomotive. General
.heu aud Irtah Copper forfeited
= IONS with several Of the high grad"
a. ipcludiug PENNSYLVANIA.
NoNban Petroleum made an early
gain u ore point lut this was cancelled
~heu tho general list foil bach.
IK,harge uu l.oudon VAS firm.
'IarLct Extremely Dun.
Noon-rIs f.4rket settled down to
sxtreue dll.uess aftor the first half
halr dealings ~ me morning falling -
ndcT proportions I>Ndcrs among
saiptinEs. motors nnd oils continued TO
4 Hue particularly Atlantic Gulf. COM
t,1 and prefcrrcd. Royal Dutch. Cen
Asphalt. chandler and Studena'"t
ahaso isEues rccoried eNtrome losses of
Z ia - POINTS WIN 1Lu'Ahie anu FuNtd
saar,e
shortly t,fore noon trading was
IfsrusI hy huviuR If Norfolk and West
.rIt. INnnsas ,ity Southern and Utah
Cotros RI. latter making a sudden ad-
vane- q W, rcMts despite tho cut
n th. lffViderd
F-or, igt hoods itertb-utarIy British
Wal dotRftors we're axatn heavy. lint
sx,i,argr, e, I.,udou c,uttu u,fe<i ~
atreur'he. More thrn lie usual
suo,l1t ~ e,u ntopa, v2s ayaTahIo ~
the cINrIvtns rRte ~ per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03

farrnsr--rnissd fhs animals frfrn ~ 10
gve aet me hides and ssuia rhr .f
Also undoubtedly stands ai fus nrnN
~ the powdff and nrgIusirs risius.H
bYt even ir thhf Industry ~ fnsaf ~
pend upon fhs farmer fOr pei NJ H0a
raw material used H1 n fnt
rept ~ mr mn uIfarffrIrE Industries
pracfltlIy 900 are Ifprudlnf lr
Rrrsf"r ~ less dhgras Ipon fhe fsrfnnI
fpr raw materials a.toh neluF
w,a rsnduy rte tYrs tho sea.th
prosperity. and trr thr traith
happiness ~ our pfr
frr uIef ~ ne anl
Nr uyosaa prala,d -. ysY.sa
Ffrr f<au nr.,. in't,a.H H wf
b. s"urftH .f afsfsf fhrfr
abundance =, ,,ra tns un
complicated ...t
ha7 bar, ~. .as. Ii.'uvrff
Continued rI. -" $50 Us.. art
mad" ~ .r'th.et usrr snre.iHrn
'io F'nir
ah'' fstn ftt .n.
tfH ut' r'H aUF 1.g.et r1.f
3fntolrg rs fr. uIfHn
81 iiyE~pr dr, .af'1
~. farmrI a'Nrs rltfs
4 ttn tauH t.I 'sr.
1atlr1tn ID -t le afa
( tIfc Fft tIa F
i f.,fs
Fir~ t-
j f.un
nfn
.t'err
uef E 't
.ra a
+ -, far
T7
,a4N .of
~ rreS
ae'er ve1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
POWDER CITATIONS.
Reported DaIy al Noon BY Laird & Co,
du Pont Building.
IA. Mock HEADS FARM CL UB.
Will Manage Wicomico Association, Re
Gently Formed.

Salisbury Nd March 3 H A Mock
has been named as manager for the re-
Gently organized Wicomico Farmers
Association
The association was formally organized
At a recent meeting 4 this city at which
more than 500 farmers were In attendance
Its purpose is % market the farm products
Of It's members in such manner as 30
secure the best prices that may be OBJ
tainable under prevailing general crop
and market conditions.
The association is expected eventually
10 include the counties OF Somerset and
Dorchester aS well as Sussex IN Della
ware,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
VII SON lAUDs Wluh"s
Writes Cortrolley Tr7f rrr
Oisrlose tbe rus'
Senate COMMITTEE

Herl y
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rba
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ta-'tg .
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saom ua.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
EASE THOSE TIRED,
ACHING MUSCLES
Outdoor and Indoor WorkeTs. subject
to Exposure or Heavy Toh ma
Relief IN SlOan's lin uiment

Been at work all DAY SrtnGtns on
your feet lifting heavy weights AHd
now you're all tired out
Never mind. Il you are wise yog have
/ bottle of Sloan's on the shelf AZ hau-
1T in the shop. PUT a little on without
rubbing. and quickly COMES 2ratetu.
warmth and relief.
Good for rheumauc pains 0eura 3 IA.
sciatca rEmbago and the host of aN-
,ernal pains that are ali the time conn
.ng. Helps break mp colds, too
It's comforting to keep ID handy
Three si8es-S5c. 7oc. Sl.40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
,,bgrban,tea wanfFIrr p-1ie-ilar

lerftua au
e ttrr rr ~r
aa. UiA 2 nrl4 Ia ur
E-Ea -f
aa t.. .tae-. .Iue tU..
.gs -lrr sae .arRraf
lfsr l4-el
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
THE WOLF TO 90 To JAIL.
David Lamar Loses Appeal To United
states Court.

%ew York. March 3-David Lamar.
known as The Wolf OF Wall Street =
must serve one year IN the Trenton -
- Penitsnsiarv for conspiracy To re-
strain foreign trade and commerce dur
ue the war. Federal Justice Mauton
raled yesterday
Lamar had claimed that previous
s.,utence served by him In the Federal
ponitenuary at atlanta Ca. for I'M
personatiuE public official covered
The penalty of the second crime.
IaIuar Was taken In custody hy
United States nlArshals and will start
the second sentence immediately
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
NV CHAPTERS.

Dover Narch Char tiers were nIed here.
veaferrfay follows
power Fluanoe Corporation. Wilmington
Fe raptal s. ODl. OK Prudential Sc
S0O 400 AiornscotoWn Inc Whining
% pe. sS.Ooo.oN. consolidated Molybde-
am 90 WlImingto ton. lpel = .oOu. 600
.tigsty United Hotels Corporation Buffalu
- iO00o0 Cuba Packers Havau
ohacCo tovI'orstion Wilmington Dels
; .upu.uN Guaranteed Land Agency and
i0au Corporation Dover De- 81 600 Uu0
automatic Electrical Machine Co. VII
Hlngt"n DE. S50othlo b Hughes. Gordon
hrssir CO. Yale Mich $500. 600 New
amsterdam Film Corporation New YORK
-ttI s-h0.Ga ~huart stores Inc seattle
asn s1lO .ple North Pittsburg Coal co
tlttshurF 70 SIOO.opu HarnEdai Refining
Wilmington, Del 500 600 Prior
Weideman Co. NeW York City 100000
hmner Dyv WORKS lnv Philadelphia Pa
increases ia capital and change Of names
locomotive ~uperheat~r Co New York
city from s. 500 900 10 SI2 900 900 Fran
.4Ilha tit Coz Tulsa okla from $500 600
rF 900 May Foundry GO Philadei
pna from sI5o.Ono g $4,000 \h
ma fle rot>ps 60 from $50 600 ~
SIuH Ua ntsIf anu Brazilian Corporation ~
,ia-" arfm, Corporation South Bend
lua benson \ ~ t. v Benson Co.
-eW trt City CoGrtlght DimInick 60
f1.unH#t $ tuuuingham Inc Philadel
.a p4 Triangle Printing and Publicity
EtHt n ta lriangir Press Inc Pitts
aur iara Charters we're nlod
s-, .est.-aat q. follows
>.v + Hrr tpuspli dated oil and RenninR
y minstuu Del capital $50. 900 900
H,ulea Refining syndicate New York
1ua uup Jupiter oil aud Refining
.lft turt9u ucl 81 sp0. 600 Under
erftnr- Butld.rE Co.. Wilmington Del
; .upt 1Du g. A ~ r stores 90 Rochest-
ID ~ 100000 Golden states
heatres Corporation Wilmington Del
q .uin.Opo NlAenu storage Battery Corpor-
a'1lu Nrw Gre tlty S65N 600 EthiOpi-
tn fngi rrt't ug association New York
1#ft S,ua ofn ~ CI.cane and 90
Philadelphia IA s1uu.OpH William Penn
R-rst.rs us ,n Philadelphia Pa 500 600
utf'n ~f.ttc- Heating corporation VII
fHlrEten ilet SlI. 600 Federated Prod
sr.~ st Nev Nprk CIty SIO5 GOO Com
nc.cta A0~rp tnce Cooperation PhiIadel-
ulIa Pa Siuu.uUH A1cguigg Investment
tu s. W#lGustoH De- ~lun $50 Leopold
Flt- ta WaNerlN Mass s2I 600
" hlt frcd t0 Nlfoona IA SZ5 900
Nuglo AuH..rledu Fort lkn rade mark bureau.
inc Washington ID $1,000
Increase iu capital and change IN name
Motion Picture Play and Players NeW
Plays and Players Inc rs Motion Picture
PLAYS and Players Inc from 100000 TO
.9l. .ppu Dover del Miami and West
lndian Transportation Corporation 20 III
tupco Mining from S,sU 900 to s. 80 600
N.v Nnrf Cits Nu--atiuc Packing 90 to
N~T-r-~ aA..lJ-~s IAcAlng CO. Iowa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
RRoKrR HFIp IS FoRGFR-
Connecticut bridegroom Arrested {
chicago on MaN 10 California.

t7l'cRao March John r Heald
4, srere 80 hroDcj with Offices iu
Waterbury sud bridgeport Conn was
srre..o3 ~ hia arrival hero yeatar,iay
81 bar = sYg shoch FOR S.
co. t- ffrrlEef.ort
rIea'' wts carNute to california with
hts ) vcal a.d lr-tsie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Stock Quotation
r. 80 o'clock
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported Daily b, Laird CO., Security
Brokers, du pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Dependence on the Farmer.

W y. fyn@o0 n SMYRNA 7f,
follows.
We a. nave II eo~ 3eNa -
>aoy4 edge our absolute a,r-1a-t r.
Qpoa the farmer for our laty bread
but the obligation does ~or s.en
s1r the raw material -oa.
manufactured oar c.cthaS
from the farmer. NilrunStn"
high place ID the manutno-
morocco and fre feathers. HHf
would become ot that hn4
the farmer and his brpth,t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12

visit In Portland. Later she expects
TO make a trip TO New York.
+. L. Johnson was a passenger
on the outgoing train today bound
for Laneston, Minnesota.
Grover Hughes and Mrs. A. A.
McMaster. both OF Marshfield, who
have been here attending the funer-
al OF their father, William J. Hugh
es. left for their homes this morn
ing.
A marriage license was issued by
the county clerk yesterday after
noon to Louis Nanos and Mrs.
Margaret Newlen.
Rev Sargent Brown was a county
seat visitor yesterday from the res
ervation.
Mr., and Mrs. J. s. Potter. Miss
Phyllis Potter. and sheldon and
David Potter are a party OF tourists
stopping at the white Pelican ho-
tel from San Francisco.
II. n. Moe. OF the woman's
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12
Small Girl Struck
BY Car, Badly Hurt

Mia Carnnini. four ycars old.
daughter OF AN Italian family at
ShippinEton. was seriously injured
this morning when struck by a mach
Inc. said to have been driven by
Happy" Brookficid. DR.. Hunt 10 at
tending tho injured ch,ld and s'niod
that her scn ,i,ion IL most critical. Bs.
sides general injuries. sue received =
craniai fracture. he said. from which
shs might not recover.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-12

store. left this morning for Now
York on q buying tour. On his rc-
turn trip Mr.. Moe viii stop at Chi.
cago and possibly Cleveland and
look tho dry goods situation over
In tho middle west.
Mrs. Mary Cool and son. Robert,
are here TO spend the summer with
Mrs. .Cools sister. Mrs. d. V. kuy-
kendsll. They wero accompanied
from Eugene by Miss Doris Kuykcn-
dali. a niece OF Judge Kuykendsll.