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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
Ford Dealers to Meet

Andalusia. May S.-(SpeciaL) )-The Ford dealers of this section of Alabama will meet at Andalusia Wednesday, May II. A representative of the Ford Motor company will be here and 20 dealers are expected. The Andalusia Motor company. of which J R. Ward is manager. will be host to the party. Luncheon will be served the dealers and a lively meeting is planned. similar meeting was held about six weeks ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
Pays Visit to Son

Andalusia, May s.-( Especial )-W. Jeffrey of Southampton. England. is the guest of his son, Capt. w. A. Jeffrey and Mrs. Jeffrey. at their home here. Mr. Jeffrey is connected with the de- pertinent of ordinance survey of the British Isles. This is his first visit to America and he is delighted with the country. He will remain the guest of his son and daughter for several Ynnnths
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
High-Class Force

Sheffield, May S.-(Special )-- Employees of Sheffield postoffice are an efficient set, according to an examination held here Thursday last by a government ex- aminer. Not an employe made score under 96. and one employe, Robert M. Mitchell, made record of 100 per cent. phe1tsbetrwopt, tuTAO NItshrdlu ETAO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
MARINE NEWS
By Associated Press

Port Eads. May S.-Arrived; Alaskan Havana; Allagusha. New York; Alvar- do, Havana Clement Smith, Mexlco Demetrios Pandelis (Greek), Europe Korean Prince (Br), Brazil, Lake Fes- tus. New York; Mora (Hond.), Port Cortes Panama Maru (JapD, Buenos Aires: Ward. Industrial Canal.
 Sailed: Atenas. Cristobal Baron Cawdor (Br.), Liverpool; Bowden (Nor), Kingston; Parismina, Cristobal Texas, Port Lobos; Yoro (Hond.). Ceiba; Yuma, Frontera.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
Mrs. Stringfellow Dies

Dothan, May S.-tSpecial.)--Mrs
 Alice Stringfellow. age 54, wife of H R. Stringfellow of Route 6, died Friday morning at her home of gallstoncs. Funeral and burial services were held Saturday morning at II o'clock at Sell ma church. three miles east of the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
Hubbard Bros. & to.

Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Produce Exchange, Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special atten- tion and liberal terms given for consign- ment of spot cotton for delivery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09

China famous grand canal, built in AS6 B. C., is to be rebuilt and modern ized by Amer ican engineers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09

In 1910 the bureau of labor statistics reports. there were S.S74 strikes in the United States.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
FLAYS PROPOSAL
 FOR REGULATION
 OF LABOR UNIONS
By Associated Press

Cincinnati, Ohio, May S.-The recent proposal of Chairman F. H. Gary of the United States Steel corporation for gov- ernmental regulation of labor unions is but another attempt to keep in contin- ual subjection and enslavement the wage earners," Matthew Woll president of the International Photo Engravers union, de- clared in an official statement sent out to the members of his organization which was made public here tonight.
 MT Woil, who is a vice president of the American Federation of Labor and a member of the federation executive coun- ell in session here, warned the workers that Judge Gary has in mind nothing more nor less than the extension of exist ing antitrust and standardization laws and a relentless enforcement of such laws to prevent the effective functioninS of the trade unions without disturbing capital
 although some exceptions are reported Cattle and sheep are in poor conditiote in New Mexico and Arizona. Hog chol~ era has appeared in all sections of llll- nuois and is increasing. Some black leg. is reported among cattle in Me- braska
 Frost damage to young clover ana al- falfa is disappearing, although the loss has been heavy in some states. About Jhalf of this springs seedlings Of alfalra are reported a total loss in Kansas, due to freezes and aphid damage, and the condition is only one-half of normal Tn Oklahoma for the same reason, all though splendid new growth has start ed where the damage growth has been clipped. The condition of timothy is generally good.
 Pastures are generally good, although growth has been checked somewhat by freezes and cold weather. Rain is needed in Montana. Arizona and New Mexico.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-09
SELMA CITIZEN DIES
Funeral of Prominent Jeweler Will Be
 Held at II O'Clock Today

Selma, May s.-(Special. Morris Meyer, member of a local wholesale grocery firm, died at his home here this morning at the age of 51. MT. Meyer was one of the most prominent Jewish citizens of the city. He is survived by wife and two children. The funeral will be held from the residence tomorrow morning at Il o'clock
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-28

exceed 30 miles per hour upon the
highway and within the limits OF
Incorporated cities and towns not to
exceed 20 miles per hour and at
schoolhouses and Intersections not
to exceed IL miles per hour.
No person under 16 years OF age
may operate motor vehicle In the
state OF Oregon, and no person un-
der IS years Of age may be en-
ployed to operate motor vehicle.
No vehicle siall be parked upon
the main Travelled portion Of the
highways OF this state; provided,
that this shall not apply to any ye-
hicle 80 disabled as to prohibit the
moving Of same.
Every motor vehicle shall be
equipped with q bell. gong, horn,
whistle or other device in good
working order and shall sound the
same when necessary as a warn
ing OF danger. but not at other
times or for any other purpose.
Motor vehicles carrying or trans
porting passengers for hire shall BE-
equipped with a speedometer rapa'
BILE OF registering accurately the
speed OF which such vehicle Is be.
ing driven.
No motor vehicle. designed fo1
carrying passengers, shall have any
baggage or other thing loaded
thereon to extend more than ri,
7 inches beyond the line OF the fend
ers on the left side OF such We
hicle.
/ When II is desired to wreck. dis
mantle or dissemble any motor vehi
Gle the parties so desiring shall give
notice in writing TO the chief Of 20
lice or the sheriff OF the county o.
such intention upon forms provided
by the secretary Of state. Where 4
is desired to transfer an engine o.
motor, except a new engine or mo
tor, with the intent that the sam,
be installed in another automobil,
: the transferrer shall within thre.
days notify the secretary OF state o
such transfer, giving Information a
may be required by law.
/. II a resident OF this state pur
chases a motor vehicle licensed un
der the laws Of another state sucl
/. license is thereupon declared volt
and application must Immediately b.
forwarded to the secretary of stat,
OF this state to license such vehi
Gle under the laws Of this state.
!, Upon o transfer, by sale or other
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-28

objects at least 200
feet ahead Of such vehicle and
must have a rear light showing
red to the read and white upon the
license plate. Where headlights can
not be dimmed q spotlight shall
be provided and set to cast Its rays
six feet to the right OF the axis OF
the vehicle and not to exceed 75
feet ahead thereof.
The license plates provided by
the secretary Of state shall be dis
played one on the front and one
on the rear OF every motor vehicle
and in a position and condition to
be easily read by the public.
No person under 16 years OF age
and no person not licensed op-
orator shall operate a motor truck
and no person except a licensed
chauffeur may operate motor
truck for hire whether such We
hicle IL used for carrying or trans
| p'i p'i VI piopflNy iot
compensation, and no person shall
employ another who is not IS years
OF age TO operate motor vehicle.
For Hire and Pleasure Vehicles
The law regulating the operation
OF passenger carrying motor We
hicles. motor buses and pleasure
cars, insofar as the rules Of the
road. lighting, brakes and many
other features are concerned. In sim
liar to that applicable to motor
trucks, but to distinguish from and
make clear II is deemed advisable
to repeat certain sections with 9th.
er additions.
Every person, other than a chauf
feur operating or driving a motor
vehicle shall first obtain an oper
ator'B license. An operator" shal
mean any person, other than q
chauffeur, who operates. rides oil
drives a motor vehicle, and the fe'
for such operators license shall b.
2j cents. 800 after January
1922. In the event OF the loss o.
such license a duplicate may be OBJ
tanned from the secretary OF stat,
upon the payment OF a fee OF 81
cents accompanied by such loss
Such license shall be carried by tn,
licensee at all times when operat
ing a motor vehicle and be pro
duced for inspection upon the re
quest OF any peace officer.
| Every person operating a moto
vehicle shall drive the same In
careful and prudent manner not q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-28

Combined weight and load $500;
pneumatic tires. 80; solid tres. 20;
metal tires 8.
Combined weight and load. $500;
pneumatic tires, rs, sD,r tires 20;
metal tires. 8.
Combined weight and load, 12,-
600; pneumatic tires, 30; sold
tires, iS; metal tires, 8.
Combined weight and load, 49,
900; pneumatic tires, 20; solid
tires. i5; metal tires, s.
Combined weight and load, 22,-
900; pneumatic tires IS; solid tires,
12; metal tires 8.
Provided no motor vehicle, motor
truck, trailer or semi-trailer equip
ped with metal tires and having a
combined weight In excess of $500
shall bo operated over the hard-sur-
faced or paved highways OF this
state without permission OF the
highway commission or county
court.
In determining total weights
combined weights or partial weights,
actual scale weights shall govern,
or In the absence OF such facilities
for determining weights, the weights
, furnished by manufacturers or deal.
ers may bo accepted. and In deter.
mining the concentrated weigh,
bearing on the surface OF the
ground at contact with wheels q
weight Jack or other instrument fol
weighing may b. used and such
weight accepted as correct.
The metal part OF the wheels ol
any vehicle equipped with solid tires
shall at no time be permitted tc
come In contact with the surfac,
of the highway No vehicle shall b,
moved over the surface OF the high
ways having a combined weight ir
excess Of $4,000 pounds on tn,
four wheels or more than 1906
pounds on any two wheels. No siet
shall be moved over or upon tn.
highway without obtaining permis
sion.
The width Of any motor vehicle
or load. shall not exceed eight fec
and where such truck body or loac
exceeds six feet II shall. when op
Grated at night. display a light OF
the left side thereof defining TN
limits OF the body or load.
Motor trucks must be equipped
with two headlights capable Of fur
'nishing sufficient light to enable
the operator to clearly distinguish
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-28
NEW MOTOR
CODE IN EFFECT
ON MAY 25
Northwest States to
Have Uniform Regu-
lations.

Orcgon'B new, motor code went
into effect on "Wednesday. May 20.
Tho code. which was passed by tho
last legislature. covers all phagoS OF
motor vcriclo traffic and In In prac.
tically all roBpccts uniform with
laws passed by Washington aud
Idaho, thus giving tho entire north
west uniform regulations. No diff
Guilty for tho average motorIgt In
10 bo expected under the now code
as compared with tho old. and In
most features having to do with
rules OF tho road tho usual Gus.
toms arc Incorporated into law. All
features OF tho law having 20 do
with licenses. wherein tho main diff
ference lies over tho previous law.
do not become effective until Janu.
AIRY l, 1922.
II IL most desirsbie that every
driver Of a motor vehicle be thor
oughly familiar with tho provisions
w 'h' INV 'Vu't anu INV iDlioNlHN
summary OF Its provisions. prepared
by r. A. Raffoty. head OF the field
agents OF the state motor vehicle de-
partmcnt. and presented In a recent
report to Secretary OF State KoScr
covers tho entire field In brief and
Eimpl" language.
II seems an opportuno time to di
rcct attention TO the new state mo
tor vehicle code. giving prc-cmin
cncc TO those sections OF the law
using only common. everyday lang
uago In an attempt to mako th'
matter clear TO everyone interest
cd. most likely to bring out In
quiry from the motor vehicle driv
Ing public. II will be remember
ed that those sections OF tho Law
relating to tho lioonsing OF oil mo
tor vehicles will not become effec
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-28

wise OF a motor vehicle from one
Individual to another, both parties
to such transfer shall Join In an ap-
plication TO the secretary OF state
for a transfer license. All actions
at law or suits in equity, where the
title to or right OF possession OF
motor vehicle is involved, the record
OF registration and license on file In
the office OF the secretary OF state
shall be prima facie evidence OF
ownership.
Regulations OF Dealers
When n dealer desires to move
motor vehicle from a distributing
point or depot to his place OF busi-
ness he shall use one set Of dealers
license number plates on each ve-
hicle or procure from the chief OF
police or sheriff an "in transit tag
or written permit to be carried upon
the windshield OF such vehicle. A
charge OF so cents will be made by
such sheriff or chief Of police for
such tag.
Dealers license number plates are
not to be used for private use or
hire or on vehicles used for tour
ing or other service. No plate or
Identification sign, other than
those provided by the secretary OF
state or the chief of police or
sheriff, shall be used by a dealer
upon any motor vehicle under his
control.
Upon the sale or transfer OF a mo-
tor vehicle by a dealer he shall
notify the secretary Of state OF
such sale or transfer upon blanks
provided by the secretary of state.
The certificate OF registration OF
n dealer and dealers license plates
and duplicate sets shall only ap-
ply to and be used for his princi-
pal place OF business, and addition
al application must be filed for reg
istration for each separate estab-
lIshment or place OF business con-
Quoted by him.
The secretary OF state may revoke
a dealers certificate or registration
when II is determined for due cause
that such dealer has failed to COM
ply with the provisions Of the mo-
tor vehicle act.
|. Pedestrians and Bicycles
Pedestrians when using the public
highway shall at all times walk
upon the left side Of such highway
and facing the traffic.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-28

tive untIi January I, 1922, there
foro such sections are not inc1ud-
cd herein.
Motor Truck Regulations
TO bc licensed as chauffeur
the applicant shall have had at
least six months experience aB
an operator OF motor vehicles and
previously licensed aB an operator.
The fec for such license tbegin-
ming January /, 1920 In 81 per
year. except that all such licenses
issued afted July I In any year
shall be but onc-half OF such fee.
Operators OF motor trucks shall
use and observe all hand and arm
signals. M required for all other
motor vehicles, us required for all
other motor vehicles and when
such signals cannot be given on
account Of load or construction OF
vehicle, 30 as to bc easily observ'
cd by operators OF other vehicles
an approved adequate mechanical
or electrical device shall be used
The operator OF motor truck
shall observe tho rules II the road
as required OF all other vehicles
and give one-bnIf Of the road "a
vehicles approaching. from either
front or rear. and desiring u
pass. and shall not permit his We
hicle to extend beyond the ieft
OF tho center line OF the road ir
such instances.
No vehicle shall be parked upor
the main Travelled portion OF th,
highways OF this state. except whcr
!, such vehicle In 80 disabled as &
prohibit tho moving OF same.
! The drivers OF all vehicles shal
within 20 hours pftcr causing in
jury TO persona or property. b,
accident. report the same TO tn,
constituted police powers OF tn,
locality or to the sheriff of tn,
county.
Every motor truck shall b,
equipped with two sets OF inde
pcndcntly operated brakes suffi
cient TO control the vehicle nj al
times.
! Every motor truck shall b.
equipped with mirror 80 place.
as TO permit the driver to have
clear and obstructed view to tn,
roar to better observe an approach
Ing vehicle desiring to pass.
The rates OF speed permissible
for trucks Is based upon the com
bined weight OF vehicle and loa,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-28
Offers these Important Qualities
Special Notice to Fine Car Buyers

No mere straining after some
thing new has ever won place
for a single feature of Hudson
design.
Thus has developed a me-
chanical quality that well-nigh
removes all consciousness of
motor and other mechanism.
A neW Meaning
In Economy
And with it has come an
economy in operation that as
serts itself not alone in low fuel
cost but more particularly in
reduced maintenance expense.
Owners experience no concern
about Hudson's readiness to
meet any requirement. Wheth-
er it be the instant throttle re-
sponse needed to shoot the car
out of a possible traffic jam,
or the ability to go on tour
across the continent, the Super
Six in countless ways has prov
ed it's fitness. The Super-Six
motor is exclusive and every
one knows it excels.
Best of all, these qualities
are not of today's accomplish
ment They have been notably
Nudsqn's for five years.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-28
HUDSON

Hudson beauty is priced by
all owners. 1t even dictates
the choice of many. But to
most who know Hudson its
chief charm must always be
quietness of action and ease of
control.
So smooth the response to
throttle and wheel there seems
no mechanical Intervention be-
tween the drivers will and its
accurate execution by the
Super-Six.
What the Old
Hudsons Tell
Every day you see Hudsons
two and three years old which
in both performance and style
might we'll be judged of recent
production.
Hudson design has never
been guided by caprice. 1t has
never resorted to dubious ex-
tremes. 1t has been too sure of
what are the essentials perman-
encies of beauty, dignity and
true riding comfort.
The advance ideas you will
always find. But every idea
must earn its right to belong
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-28

Pedestrians when using the public
highway shall at all times walk
upon the left side Of such highway.
and facing the traffic.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-20
Ell Punto Sobre las les

ERepfeseniAnte Nale ha nanaesado d pnnto prlmofeai de u
controversial con & Japon en- teminos concreos y en- 4 manera mas
sencAa. Ia cuesli6 n Is 81 no pueden los Estados tnidos decidr
auienes deben ser adniidos IA amalgac6n general
Nh Vs1e dice que Ia question es dc una independents naeiond
Is dfcd yer como se paeda tonar oto panto de vista. 3 hs ma
clones exlranjeras han de ser las qae desemmen q cafdcsef Dc "a
Dobscj5h americana. e mejor omtarnos dA hegoco.
H represenante mencionado Ia decatsdo "a question De una
nssnesA maenRa J final euAndo dee qae No dbemos semes Una
guerra con c~ualauicr naci6n pof habeF Gefeaado nuessio defeeho
de detefmfnaf ! cuitnes dbcnos admihg para que residan aqol y
aac IA easindac6n no e. desesda pes nuguna ra1. pcr "a ma
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hdos denlro De ~ p5opa pobaci6n
Como Sc Ia dcho antics selfa ago asombroso que d Jap6n ba-
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-20

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-20
oUE5AS DE IA LEGION
AN ERIcANA' r

Esta c0mpuesta 6sta de los soldados
owe tomaron palte Cd IA guerra y sn
iele. 3 como Sc Ie Hama. Comandante
Aaci0nal, 81 CoroneI r. w. Ga1braith
en- Vista de "a redncci6 de pfesupues-
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pfesenf6 befs0nhlmente nm memorial
Mr. Harding III q cue Sc ane5a a.
nftrgarnente contra IA admlnistlaci0n
deDtcfa4a del tfato dne los inqalidos
ne 70 guerra estdn fecibiend0 a manos
de l6s emnleados ael GobiaIno. Di5o
entire olfas cosas en- su memorial 3 da-
Irante 10 ~entrevista, Que hay actual.
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dehorian ektar en h0spitalos y feci-
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mes este NADIA hace cenienafes mas
hay En- asilos. ineapaciiados para En-
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socorrer b los cue de e1los dependian
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d~isl4fatt ctQnofhizar reDAland0 ct
pF~eeopnesto def s0stfn de los ihsall.
dos como aleono8 politicoa 10 han a.
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mell6 que n yez cue ~esinfltfa eA
a poder htfIa TODD Is possible para
Ia coaaici6n de los heueme
iltos de u paifia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-20
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es 81 el que tiene Ia pA1abra final So.
bro euienes pued6n ser admltidos en-
los EEtadoE Untdos. 81 eIement0 irlans
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Bierno haga tai disparate y Sc ena1e-
ne las volnntades de los irlandeses,
por tratar asl q nno de So raza, Y De
tolos los denies. por ~parecerles que
este sena p0r ayudar a Inglaterra con-
Era "a naci6n que esf4 procufande con
seguir SUI Independence en- virtud del
principle que ller6 a tanfos a u gne.
IRA en- o. hdo de los aliados: Ia pro-
pia determination de cada naei0n, so
bre Ia forina de eobieFno que p~reiiera
para 81.