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Evening journal., 1921-01-10

The L. r. Steel Company,
Limited, operating in Canada,
was organized on October %,
1919, with executive offices in
the Royal Bank Building, To-
ronto, Ont. Since the inception
OF the Steel idea IN connection
with the operation OF chain
stores, we have enjoyed cour-
teous and encouraging support
from the Canadian public. It is
with considerable pride that we
render the public statement re-
garding our present operations
in the Dominion and outline
what we propose doing during
the year that has just begun.
Evening journal., 1921-01-10

Now Operating
youngstown, o.
Operating as Federal Stores Coz
THE ?. (. NELSON STORES
Operating as +. y. Nelson Coz
(Owned and controlled by 1. r.
Steel Co., Inc.)
CONCORD, n. II.
LOWELL. MASS.
HANERHILL. MASS.
MANCHESTER, N. II.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
NASHUA. n. II.
LAWRENCE. MASS.
Continued in Second Column)
Evening journal., 1921-01-10
l.. r. Steel Service
Corporation, Ltd.
With Offices IN the Folloving
Cities.

1lutSs
EXECUTIVE OFSIcEs
20T Royal Bank Bidp., Toronto. ont
bRANCH OFFICES
Toronto. Ont, 204 Royal Bank Ride
Hamilton, Ont. Heintzman Rids-
Montreal Que. IN st. James 81
st. Catharines, Ont, Bank ~ 60
Kitchener, Ont "a King 81 esst
w ,M-lhusor. Ont-......-...14 Pitt 81
winnipeg, Man.
~. Avenue Block. Portage Ave
brantiords Ont........12 Queen 81
Quepec, (ue. .....-.-- .Bosse Block
Sherbrooke, Que. Oliver Plde-
Haileybury, Ont, Royal Bank Bids,
Ottawa, Ont. .Jackson Pids,
Sudbury, ont. %. Nickel RANGE Rids,
Port Arthur, ont. Whalen Rlocif
Sault Ste Marie. Ont. .....
...;.-...-.... .494 Queen St, east
Teleiporo, Ont... ... Barrie Bldg.
London, ont. S97 Royal Bank Bldg.
&C hsiTSlsi Oue. ..............
Bank OF Commerce BLDG
Oshawa. Standard Bank BIDS
Brandon, Man. Royal Bank Bide
Fredericton, n. B.......S3 York 81
Moncton, n. B.. Imperial Block
Amherst n. s., Bank Of Com. Bldg.
tfialliaS, ~. S......... Dennis Bldg.
New Glasgow. ~ s., Maritime Bldg
sS,yoney. n. S........ Morley Block
SharIottetown, ELL. Riley Bldg.
st. John, n. B.
.167 Prince William 81
Chatham. Ont.........M Miles Block
Stratiord, Ont.......G Gordon Block
Kingston, Ont. Royal Bank BLOCK
Calgary, Alta; ... sos Herald Bldg,
edmonton, Alta; ..... Empire Block
vancouver. b. G. ..............
....:.. 1904 Credit Foncier Bldg.
Victoria, B. C...............
Royal Bank Bldg. Government ST
Evening journal., 1921-01-10

New Haven. Ct, 1852 Temple 81
New Haven, Ct, 302 Law Chamber
Hartford, Ct:.......252 Asylum sd
springfield. Mass. .115 State ST.
New Bedford. Mass, $50 Union 81
Fan River, Mass, Ss Academy Bldg,
Brockton. Mass. ss.................-1
..404-405 Marston Bldg.
Evening journal., 1921-01-10
Extra Special

We have only a limited number of
each kind and we would advise you
to call early and make your selec-
tions.
Evening journal., 1921-01-10
a ArAAl NFAH 4 o
CANDY SHOPS

ST. cATHARINEs on. IT,
Evening journal., 1921-01-10

WASHINGTON, Jan. i0i-Warren G..
Harding's flrst year as president Will
cost the country SiSq.60O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
FARM WORK IN STATE
Is WELL ADVANCED

MI farm work. except blowing Il,
well advanced for the season. the lat, :
ter having been retarded in many Soc
lions by dry weather. according To
tn" weekly statement OF Henry NJ.
Taylor agricultural statistlcan of
the Bureau Of Crop Estimates. Crups
generally need rain. especially in the
southern and Eastern districts
The condition of corn IS promising
the yield depending. however. upon
rain during the next two weeks In
few sections the crop has ALREADY
been BADLY damaged by tn. dry
weather
The winter wheat Yields HAY. been
disappointing IN all parts Of tn. state
and tn" average yield per acr. VIII
be much less than usual
Late potatoes are reported TO have
suffered from lii" drought. bu, the
condition az sweet potatoes is about
tn" average.
The best condition Of Tho tobacco
crop is in the Southeastern edge az
IN" belt Fields arc generally irr.r-
uiar. du" TO frequent rcplan,ing and
Ia addition there are many missing
inns.
IN" dry weather Is said to have in
jured tn" i5r'al" and blackberry crops.
The condition Of melons is about the
average.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
VlRGINlA-CAROLINA co.
SURPLUS Is $8.776,016

= surplus OF $s.Z7G.olGO5 is shown
N the twcnty-sixth annual statement
of the condition OF the Virginia.
Carolina Chemical Company. inciud
INK the Southern Cotton oil Company
and subsidiary companies. which has
iuSt been issued for the year ending
May II. Total assets were placed at
slld.743,Ii2.96. Slightly more than
S2o0o,o0O were held ir reserce
against depreciation. summer repairs,
contingencies ana Insurance Value
o; stocks and bonds. Included in liza
h:litics. is given as s16.2l9,97a.i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
VOLUME OF STEEL TRADE
|, IMPROVES DURING WEEK
Pig Iron Production Shows Further
Reduction. but Demand
Continues Poor.

/ NEW YORK. Aug g. rh" volume
Of business in stc"! again showed "A
Sigh, IMPROVEMENT. especially for
structural material and plates. The
hct;cr demand. however. served to
weaken the market az the appearance
Of new business brought aDont such
! sharp competition for orders that
| values suffered materially. Cuts mad.
| by the leading independents were i'm
incdiat.Iy met by the steel corpora
| ton and the action of the market
( was considered a poor evidence of
strength
| Pig iron production showed fur
thor reduction. hut Will. stocks are
| now small. tho demand continued poor
| ;tud the ton. OF the marke, remains
| weak.
No Improvement has been reported
IN the dcmand for copper and prices
hay" been shaded by some OF the
smaller producers with on" sale Of a
100000 pounds cIcctrolytic reported
- wire makers AZ II IS cents for
spot or prompt shipment.
opinions differ as 20 whether fur
Their purchases OF any large lots could
be obtained at the figures. as stocks
! ia !'cpili hiilCS are sdlI 10 tie small.
and the large producers are refusing
to shad" the IL cent basis: asking mp
TO - /; for September and October
metal II is believed there was very
little change in the statistical posi-
tion during July. Lake copper was
reported weak and available at 10
cents FOR promp; shipment, with cast
ing dull and easier.
Tin again declined to the 20 cent
/ level. hut rallied and finished the
week somewhat steadicr. owing TO
Improvement in London and in stcr-
ling exchange.
Lead was steady with better de-
inand from the white lead interests
ana prices were unchanged At the 80
cen, level.
Zinc showed hrnncss on more
aCt!v" demand from saivanizcrs
Consumers have good stock, but IL
/ producers maintain their prcscn.
| heavy curtailmcnt, ii may he reflected
in still broader buying interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
IMPROVING SlOWl Y

revival Of business. although by no
means general in scope. is bcsr!uIn.
sufficiently well defined In som, GUAR.
t"is To strengthen the hopeful. Jews
recently expressed. according 20
buns weekly review y distinct trend
III the RICH; dire -r:Cn has lately de-
'"lopcd :" rrV - markets. with
l.; paicr Ilt n.oir confident tradi. =
on both dC."..;:, aud forr,sn -
Count. and moGcr2., Gains appear IN
certain ct!.' ''~ tat have lcrr
sccn depr, ssc,, Even n the ir.- AMI
ftc"i Indus ~. where 1roduct.,h has
fallen To "::t '...u'i. Lew level: ne
cutlook is m,rc 'aNoraby rcsd /. {
and an improved sentiment eXisss
Without any noticeable departure
ir".m conservative action. buyers II
tcFcS gradually returning arC.
operations in different channels ara
slowly expanding at - season when an
opposite tendency would not seem un-
natural After many months of liQui-
dation. with stocks of goods under
going depletion. the need for new
supplies is becoming more manifest.
and purchasing for the future is. on
the whole. characterized by less hest
tatiOu. These are salient features of
Il situation which. while leaving much
10 be desired. discloscs clear evidence
OF change for the BETTER. The fact
that progress is still highly. irrcgu-
lar. with none ut ali yet visible in
various places, is not surprising. con :
sidcrinS the far-reaching rcadjust :
mcnt that followed the wars ending
and the difficulties experienced during
the transition. Industries and trades
in which dciiation was delayed are
In guards in the present movement
toward recovery. but underlying CON
a II to-, ,,,ls ~,
land Il note of chccrfulncsS now marks
most rpDortS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
FARMS IN HENR|CO CO,
NUMBER 1856 IN 1920
White Farmers Operate i,o25 and
Colorcd I11-Total Acre
age Is 11I,0O0.
ACREAGE IN HANOVER GAINS
Total Acreage 2i3,D9D, OF Which
loS,03i Was Improvctl-Iamcs
City and Charles City Counties
Acreage Decreased i'm Decade

There were Cos farms In Hcr-iro
County January i. ia2O. i.oe5 of which
were owned by white farmers and Al
by colorsd, according to the census
of agriculture issued by the director
OF census Owners and managers on
crat" LOO Of tho farme and the other
y" are operated by tenants. Tho to-
tai farm acreage in the county is
$4,000. Of which 55,9l7 are improved.
Tho land and buildings are valued at
lJ.262.137.
There are. the census continued. l.
+oS farms reporting domestic animals
Horses III the county total oO5o:
mules. l.lao: 1916 cattle: 7e3 sheer.
and 6.?7i swine. The principal crops
raised in the county are corn, wheat.
oats and hay.
In Hanover County there were o.G+,
farms. an increase from 1910. when
there were 2,i@i farms. OF 1910 per
cent. White farmers operated l.5S1
of these farms. and colorcd tillers
$50. In 1919. i.629 farms were op-
Grated by white farmers and sac by
colored The total acreage of the
farms in Hanover County was given
as 2i399?. of which lOS.034 were i'm
proved. The number OF improved
acres decreased. there being 1895
reported in 1910. The value OF the
land and buildings in the county wcrs
estimated at slo.S53.l2S.
OF the 2,6iI farms. 1850 have do
nestle animals. In the county there
are 3,2iS horses. 2.il2 mules. 1885,
cattle. 2l97 sheep and 11.3lS swine.
In James City County, also in tho
Third District, there were only 3SS
farms. while in 1910 there were 1876.
The total acreage OF farms in tho
county totalcd 5O.361 as compared
with 55.?1i in 1910. There were only
lI.ol9 improved acres. The farm land
IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07

The new store Of the Columbia Fur
niture Company. located at 32i West
Broad street. gives them four times
the !oor space OF the old building.
The store which they now occupy
has been renovated aud equipped with
elevators. music rooms ana modern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
RE TAIL MERCHANTS MEET
HERE AUGUST 16-17-1e
Murray =. Alckinnon. President Of
the Association, Will Pre-
side mt Sessions

Murray :. Mckinnon. OF Harris willie.
: g.. will preside rs the president of
the southern Retail Merchants an
'inai conference. which Will be held
IN John Mars hall High school. August
l6 Il and Is. MIR Mckinnon is one
OF the most prominent department
store merchants in the South lie
VIII Grl.vc. HIS animal address at
II "',i"cE ON the opening dag of the
convention. Governor Davis and
mayor AIusl!c will welcome the WISH
tors
ARRANGEMENTS for the cnt"rtain-
fEtnt 20 be- provided for the visitors
10 the conference have been com
pl"ted hy the special committee. Of
which Alvin NJ. Smith is chairman.
rms program has also been approved
by tn" Trade Extension Bureau Of the
GhamJ"r of Commerce
Daily lunchcons served in the high
school. Il special luncheon for women
visitors at one OF the clubs sight
seeing automobile rides to points OF
interest IN and around the city. the
at"r parties the first two evenings
and i final roof garden party with
Music, dancing and a cabaret. are the
entertainment plans prepared by the
committee.
About 800 men are expected. from
every state in the South. and IL mum
Der VIII bring their wives and
daughters. so that there will b. a
large group Of women to bc enter
tanned. The luncheon TO be given
them rrnbably will be held in ono
OF the Country Clubs. and Mrs Alvin
smith probably will act as hostess on
the occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
SUGGESTS CHANGING OF
MOVING DAY FROM SEPT. |

Julien e. Anderson. prominent local
real estate dealer. has set in motion
moving day and thereby remove the
hustle. hustle and untold worries OF
that season OF the year.
MIR. Anderson says that they find
il very difficult ana expensive TO
have WORK done in the rush for
September /. and naturally il cannot
bs done as well and at as reasonable
Z. price a. joh that was not rushed.
He states that If the people would
only show that they want the date
changed the evil would soon be cor
rectcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
Fertilizer Big Question With Farmers
Sugar-Cane Cutter Will
Solve Labor Difficulties

LONDON, Aug. "a mechanical
sugar-canc cutter. which is cx-
pcctcd to solve the labor difficult
ties OF planters the world over.
has been invented by Sir Percy
scott, the gGnncry expert
Tn" machine is hand propelled
weighs about 900 pounds ana has
projecting knife which makes
5000 revolutions "A minute
In tho trials" shid Sir Percy
10 the Daily Mail. Il have used
pieces OF very hard bamboo. two
inches in diameter. which con
slider offer two or three times the
rceistanc" OF sugar canes. In each
instance the knife went through
the lunches Ike butter"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
Statistics for 4 Va. Counties Released
Bank Clearings in City
Increase Last Week

Bank clcpriuGs in the city for
me week ending yesterday totalcd
"i"il.Sol, an increase over the
preceding week. when the clear
inGS amounted 10 S33.cOl.O5J, OF
Sllo.Sod. according 10 the state
ncnt of the HiChmond Clearing
House Association. The clcarings
for tho week were sos 03.041
smaller than those OF the corrc-
spending week OF last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07

~ :Te-proor and. besides u spacious
si!os-T"on. has modern garage In
the rear which Is equipped with all
OF IA. most modern appliances for
repairing OF autos. The Harper Over
land company distributes the over
land ana WHY'S Knight cars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
JULY DULL MONTH FOR
lYNCHBURG REALTORS

I.fNciiBUEG. VA. Aug. al
though local realtors maintain that
the sales in July were below. those
"t JuIy a year ago, nevertheless tho
tecordaion o: deeds iu the Corpora
Won Court clerks office shows i've
more hecds were admitted to record
mere TINS year than las, year. July.
f." '"aEs dull month for realty trans
tons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
Marion Court Apartment, Sold

J. II. outlaw ana Michael Kelly have
bought from Il. l.. Airport the apart
mcni house known as Marion Court.
winch IS located on the old Richmond
college Campus, for a reported price
Of $4,000. The sale was made by i.
II. Carncal and Sons, who also am
nouncc that they have sold To L. Il.
Airport farm at Bon Air for
S.l.unm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
Daily on Ontput Incrcn.c>

Daily average gross crude oil pro-
duction in tho United states. for tho
week ending July 30, was l.3l4.2iO
barrels. compared with l.307.3G bar
reis tho previous week. an increase of
G.SS0 barrels. according to AN csti-
mate o! the American Petroleum In
=,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07

tcontinucd ON Fifth Page
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
HALF TON OF OPIUM
VAINLY SEEKS BUYER

MANILA. p. l., Jan ii.-ApproXi-
mately 1000 pounds Of conflscated
opium which was sent by the Bureau
OF Supply OF the Philippine Islands TO
the chief OF the Bureau OF lneular AZ
fairs at Washington for sale in the
United states more than a year ago
has Just been returned here. Several
months after the opium reached the
United STATES The Chief of The Bureau
OF lnsular Affairs sent the following
cablegram 90 the GOyernor-General
-pThe pharmaceutical manufacturers
here do not make any offer for The
purchase Of the nineteen cases OF
opium. There is an abundant ship
ment OF Turkish opium in New York
City. with a more uniform amount Of
morphine 10 Is believed that the
shipment will be a complete loss
In view OF this cablcgram the opium
was ordered returned to Manila.
where II is now being held by the
Bureau OF supply.
The value Of opium conilscated dur
ing the last year and now in the
hands OF the Bureau OF supply Is said
to amount to several hundred thous-
and dollars.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
BABY CARRIAGE MART
SEES SMALLER DEMAND

CHICAGO. Jan. i4-Thcre has been
a marked falling on In the demand
for baby carriages, say manufac-
tiirers. who assembled for a national
convention here yesterday.
a glance over the models convinces
any one that life In The future is go
ing to be a Neritable paradise for IN
fants Babies OF the next few years
are going TO ride In electrically
equipped cabs.
The very latest Is a cab equipped
with a little knob which the occu-
pant can touch when he OF she wants
the hood lowered or raised.
There was one white elephant
among the cabs exhibited II was a
carriage made in Flint Mich II has
room for four babies. and owing 20
the lack, ,.of demand the manufacturer
intimaied that It could be obtained
al a bargain.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
WOMAN IN HER WILL
RESTRICTS MOURNING

NEW YORK. Jan. i4-Attached TO
the will Of Mrs Annie pendry. filed
for probate in the Surrogate's Court.
Brooklyn. yesterday was a letter to
her family. written on January 3 and
reading in part
"please do not worry about me and
only wear mourning for the funeral.
Take 10 on as soon as you return
home J want you 90 remember me
as satisfied and | hope you will an
agree and have no quarrcNng'
Mrs. pendry was The wife OF former
Alderman William VI pendry and was
We'll known In the BushwicS section
OF Brooklyn for her charitable and
Red Cross activities. The viii dis
poses OF an estate said TO be worth
more Than $4,000 in real and personal
property.
Evening journal., 1921-01-14
ZION CITY IS
DRYEST BURG
Smoking Forbidden, More
Marriages, More Twins
Wanted
BAR LOW GOWNS
FROM TABERNACLE
N f. A. Sian specially

n r.. \. Cidu NIt'iolti
ZION CITY, Jan. ii.-Niiai statistics
tor the past eleven months just COM
piled has put new pep in Overseer
6len H. Noliva OF the Zionist conf
munity.
"A godly city. healthy city" says
VOliVa.
And he's determined to keep Zion
City in the van OF hlue-law towns.
Glimpse the figures
Population ......-......s...s 'ott
Marriages ................ss. -
Births ..................... -
Deaths .................... ~
Twins born sets Sl....-........... D
The oVerseer wants more marriages
and more twins.
He has a more marriage drive on
right now.
But he wants no rank outsiders 20
come into Zion City for mates. You
ran find good enough husbands and
wives at home" he tells the young
men and women.
Zion City is hone dry"-the desert
town OF America.
Smoking is forbidden.
The bans on gum chewing
Playing cards can't be sold.
Women can't powder.
They can't wear low-nccked gowns
into The tabernacle
zionists can't eat pork or other
nesh, 1sh or fowl pronounced unclean
In the Bible.
Few travelling men stop over In
Zion City, II they can avoid H.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-25
THOUGHT LAST
HOUR HAD COME
PORTLAND WOMAN HAD WASTED
AWAY TO ONLY IN POUNDS
WELL. AND STRONG NOW

"Taniac has actually built me up
from ninety-eight to one hundred
and twenty-five pounds, which is
more than ever weighed before. and
I cant remember tn. time I felt so
strong and well as | do now" was
the truly remarkable statement made
the other day by Mrs. May DcNoyer.
OF 900 r. 9th ST., Portland. ore.
For thirteen years l simply suf-
fered agony. I was told I had gall
stones and would have to be operated
on in order to live. but had horror
OF an operation. and took medicine
until the sight OF Il made me sick.
I had no appetite, couldn't eat heavy
food. and even then suffered from
indigestion until Il almost drove me
distracted. why. I would bloat until
I had such terrible smothering SEN
sations that someone would have TO
fan me. I had awful pains in my
stomach which were 40 seyerc nj
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-25
WEATHER RECORD

Hereafter The Herald will publish
the mean and maximum tempera-
ures and precipitation record as tax
en- by the U. s. Reclamation service
tation. Publication will cover the
day previous to the papers issue. up
to 8 o'clock OF the day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-25
cal reply caa be given anyone ask
ing for this information, "It's q
good place to stay away from"
HAS NEW PLAN
FOR HANDLING
GRAZING LAND
Herald Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. July c5.-Secre.
tary of the Interior Fail is to intro
duce revolutionary method OF hand.
ling all the grazing land still left In
the public domain IL congress will
give him the authority.
Several millions of acres of lands
have been passed by as unit for
agriculture or timber purposes and
much of It can never be irrigated un-
der any possible circumstances. Much
OF this land has no tree growth. hut
at times has a fairly good grass or
pasture crop.
Poor Land at Beet
The practice for the last few years
has been to secure through congress
passage Of various bills adding GER
tain large tracts OF public land to
contiguous forest reserves. Once In
the forest reserves they can never be
taken out again except by congress
sional action. and this course has led
to the inclusion Of thousands Of acres
OF bald lands in the forest areas that
can never be reforested and are quite
incapable Of timber growth. The rea-
son for their inclusion in the forest
areas was to secure the privilege OF
regulated grazing. permits for this
purpose being issued through the Of
flee OF the chief forester and the
secretary OF agriculture.
1nasmuch as the control OF all pub.
lie lands Is placed in the hands OF
the secretary OF the interior, Secre-
tary Fall proposes to end the prac-
tice OF including thousands OF acres
OF untimbered lands in forest areas
and to issue permits for grazing on
such lands through the land depart
ment. The bill to effect this has been |
sent to Chairman sinnott OF the
house committee on public lands. who
Will Introduce 1t today and later hold
hearings before his committee on the
iesirability Of granting the interior
department. the authority desired.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-25
Weather Probabilifies

The barometric pressure. as
recorded by the Cyclo-Storma-
graph at Underwood's Phar-
macy. has been fairly constant
for a number OF days, the first
break coming yesterday about
eleven o'clock and giving warn
ing OF the little disturbance In
the afternoon. which broke the
hot spell. and gave US the more
comfortable Temperatures OF to-
day.
Forecast for next "a hours:-
Continued fair. probably warm
er.
Temperature, today, as re-
corded by the Tycos thermom-
eter:
Lows
High-75
tReported at 2 Rm)
Make that idle dollar work! Pu,
I in the bank.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-25

WANTED-Woman In wash room.
French Hand Laundry, 1873 n. 9Th
81. 1883
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-25
NEW TODAY

LOST-One roll OF kodak films. be-
tween 5th and eth streets. Return
TO Herald office. 25-3Os
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-25
WEATHER REPORT

OREGON-Tonight. fair. and
cloudy in east portion: Tuesday
fair. moderate westerly winds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-25

FOR RENT-Sicely furnished front
room. bath 4 phone. SIG n. 9th st.
1885,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-25

Mako that idle dollar work! Put
it In thu baak.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-25

LoST-Steriing silver pencil. Initials
Il. c. N. Finder please return to T.
u. Waters. $50 Main. 1885,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-25

LOsT-Over . week ago two rings.
ono white saphire and one ruby
ring. Suitable reward 10 rcturn~A to
Mrs. Marion Hanks, 1919 Pine st.
25.2s.