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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-30
NOTICE OF INVITING PROPOSALS
FOR INSTALLATION OF
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

Proposals will be received by the
Common Council OF the City OF Kla-
Ing p. NJ OF December 1s, 1921,
for the installation OF a telegraph
fire alarm system. proposals TO be ac-
oompanied by plans and specifics-
tlons and estimates OF cost.
A. l.. LEAvITT, Police Judge.
by order OF the Common Council.
N23 to D5 inc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-30
NOTICE

The womcns Home and FOREIGN
Missionary Society OF tho Emmanuel
Baptist church will meet ut the homo
OF Mrs. n G, Chamberlain, Sie 9TH
So, Thursday afternoon, A good pro-
gram has been prepared. subject
"Thc Mono Indians" leader. Mrs,
Sarah Seeds, A good attendance II
desired. Mrs, n. &, Chamberlain,
Secretary 30,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-30

FOR RENT--stcam heated room In
White building, Private bath, II,
Il. Smith Realty Co, Sii Main 81,
MAO DS,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-30

LoST--Bar pin with nugget, valued
as keepsake, Return to Sweet
Shpp. Reward. NSo Ds'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-30

For RENr--6 room furnished house
aud garage, walking distance, Al
SO cabin for rent, Phone SiOW or
,lTsJ 0o.i.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-30

KLAMATH WILL HAVE n real flow.
cr shop soon, Watch for opening
date. 3O-i,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-30
NEW TODAY

WATCH FOR OPENING DATE OF
Klamath's new flower shop. sol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
SPORTS
YANKS AND GIANTS NAME
THEIR ELIGIBLE PLAYERS
McCraw Selects cnty-
Three, While Higgins Has
Twenty-Five.
nv Associated Press. I

NEW YORK. oct. 3.-Twenty-thrcc
players. two coaches and Manager
MCGraw We're announced at National
League Headquarters today as eligible
tor the worlds series. The list in
CludrS:
MISUNDERSTANDING Nchf. Fred Toney,
phil Douglas, Jess Barnes. Pat Shea.
larry Sallee. Bill Ryan ana Cecil
causcy.
Catchcrs-r Frank snyder. Earl
Smith. AloN. CASTOR and Mike Con
aalcS.
inticldcrs George Kelly. John
rawlings. Dave Bancroft. Frank
FriSch and Walter kopf.
outiicidcrs-Ross Young George
Ruvns. Emil Mcusci. Bill Cunningham,
Eddie Grown and Casey Stengel.
coaches--Cozcy Dolan and Hughey
jennings.
ManaE.r-John J. McGraw.
business Manager Edward Barrow.
OF the New York American League
club. announced the following list OF
twenty five eligible players;
catchcrs--Waltcr II. Schang. Fred
Holman. Alfred Dcvormcr.
fttch.rs-Carl Mays. Robert Shaw
Key, Harry Harper. Warren Collins.
Waite lloSt. Alexander Ferguson.
William Piercy. Thomas Rogers, Jack
Quinn.
nneId!ers-walter Pipp. Aaron
McNaliy. j. Franklin Baker, John
Mitchell.
Outnclders-C;corge II. Ruth. Elmer
Miller. Robert Mcusel. Robert Roth,
Nelson l.. Hawks. Wilson Fewster.
ManaGcr-Miller IIusgins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
BIC COTTON REDUCTION
IN MONTH OF SEPTEMBER
Growing Season During Year
Is Declared Most Dis
astrOuS
by Associated Press |

decline in the condition of coiton
during September resulted in 81 re.
du"tion Of 5OO,0o0 bales In the fore
cast at production ISSUED today b,.
IN" department OF Agriculture,
hich places the total crop AT 6.531.-
""u equivalent zoo pound bales.
The growing season this year ha.
"e"h the most DISASTROUS ON record.
Ia. crop showing a loss OF tot. ooo
bales in prospective production
during the months OF Angus, Al
september. The end Of August
'"und the crop in the worst .ondi
i!,n ever recorded while the end Of
september, as disclosed In today :
report. shows unfavorablc weather
during the month rendered the con-
"i'ion worse than at The end OF Au-
Eusi. Record extremes OF heat and
'iryneS have 10 'Ccu rnprcccia n,c,i
maturity Of the ertD and dciicicacy
OF '"r'ili:.r has .n, Tened the tbcl
ana icsscned the yield
Iodhi's condition r.port shows he
crop IL be l2.2 points below th.
worst previous record. over most %,
the belt there viii I've hat little mid
die crop and practically no top crop.
The swarming plague >of boil
wceVits has advanced almost To the
limits OF the belt. being through the
lower third OF North Carolina into
eleven counties Of Tennessee and
over most jf Arkansas and Okla
homa. Practically everywhere IN,
weevil Is in such numbers and do
Ing such damage as has not been
experienced since the period y: it's
initial invasion.
The army and other worms have
been present in damaging numbers
nf lt..
sippi westward, stripping the leaves
from the plants over large areas.
Comment is general that III. crop
may be picked out by early Novcm-
Der In much of the central and east
crn territory If the favorable pick
Ing weather continues. The fairand
dry September has permitted unin-
terrupted picking and. with labor
plentiful and relatively cheap, :,
larger proportion OF the crop has
probably been picked out than ever
before. In Texas the Hoods ana
wccvils have been more or less of
an offset Ia the beneficial rains in
the northwestern part OF that State.
In some sections picking * COM
plctcd and in much Of the East G;uif
territory the present picking viii sc,
most or all OF it.
Farmers plan TO clear or the crop
and plow early To diminish wccvil
damage next year. Dry weather has
favored the quality "f picked cot
ton and ALSO allowed puIcturcd bolts
to mature uninjurcd.
The forecast OF production. in
equivalent 50o-pound bales. and the
condition Of the crop on September
%. in percentage Of normal. by Statcs
follows:
Virginia, forecast i0,o00 and con-
dition, 50: North Carolina. $4,000
and -. South Carolina. 6ii,00o and
10: Georgia. 1000 and 80. Florida.
5000 and 80: Alabama. los. 900 and
10: Mississippi. $4,000 and IS:
Louisiana. $4,000 ana 30 Texas. H.
S63.Dr0 and rs: Arkansas, G17.u00 and
80; Tennessee, 2ln00o and 81: Mis-
souri,, $1,000 aud -: Oklahoma ius,-
600 aud IS California. $4,000 and "a:
Arizona. i,G0o and 81. All other
states. 1000 and So
-----------~ ---------------
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
REAL EST ATE FOR s>fLE
Auction Sales
90
hrpALACiiAS POWER COMPANY
NOTICE OF ~ SPECIAL AIf;LIlNti or
sTOChnULDEItS
70 THE ...r' Uetoprl ~; toSi-

TO THE STOCKIIOLDEKS:
" tsOs sssa tha' Of s Rsns
.ach!nn Power Company Will DC held ut
.ls Mutual building In tue city OF hich.
inohd. state OF virginia. on tho 10th day
forenoon OF that day Tor the following
purposes:
ton to create u bonded Indebtedness In
IA. amount OF SIX million doiiars uo.ooo.-
ooD.o0o) OF gcncrai inortsa.a bonds. ma
,Srins AuHpnt l. 1870. bearing Interest at
hum. auch now bonds TO Dc secured by
sti,uting a lien on an tha ptoperty and
ranchn.S OF Appalachian rover Coin
q, TO Consider xnd act upon a pro-
position 10 auti.priN, an ibsu" Of five mil
aevcn per cert secured gold bonds 70 be
dated AuEua, /. 1924. aud the execution
million dollara $4,000. 0Oo. Of new gsnei -
nor,gugn seven per cen, gold bonds of
na!d s"curri gold bonds
Id "a Gao. aI!d s!I million dC!iats 90,
said i've mII!IDn dolIaSs tI.0Ug.vVgJ OF
nni! " sn "e.gn pr fsn! ssssrt o,a
pItdE" OF said ak million dollars ts.UoO.-
SAID mre million | dSi IN. So5 20 1y'u Si
Donia. aud Il sa,iiy ,ne acton Of Inc
board OF directois III this conpany In az az
,h NO, IN. ne prGSyn, issG1 Of Two MI
Loo.9Oq' rrneiDai amount of naid ntt-en-
year seven per cent secured gold bonds
deed AMI an lndeHtUic under which said
. general inurtGaEc bonds and sad fifteen
y"hr seven per cent secured sDid bonds
are 10 be secured and .saurG rvapectiyey.
and ~ f%t!y and approve the Arrange.
g."nLi made by iha BOARD o: directors Of
ms co!ngIhy Tor the retirement AND can
,stau"n Of tns s!a million do!!ar, 60
vgy.gyV) y! s.cOnd mortgage bonds Of in.s
company dated January 81. 1870. nov
pledged 20 secure 10 Outstanding boni
and the Refinement and caEcciiItton OF "a!
u! sIlu huni occurred suld notes Of this
the action OF the UoAT4 Of d!T.CtOIs ia
authorizing ,Ec issue OF such Anarss OF
the nrst preferred stock o; ms company
~ may ~" necessary 10 iuth4i the &r-
rAusc!nTIlt Ger the Grt!reinenL and cancel
80 To adopt rHtty an! confirm ali th-
tors a: TINS company Ia connection "itn
the execution vi sand general mofts<I.
bonds ;neieuud"r, "a. rctiTyincnt and can.
CriIJ!o:. -: the bond secured SO.d notes of
TIM, company. the ratisfac tlOt " IN. sec
obl mortgage -: TINS company. aud the
lts.AUCr q! certain shares ~ "a. FIRST pre-
ierfrd sios" Il tE.s COMPANY.
Iuay Cuuls before IA" meeting.
Vhr A;Uch BOOKS Of the company We're
close! - ;hc close OF business On sep,
tampef 10, It-l Al! "..l remain c!peed
gnul tho opening oi Gassnfsa On Oct3cet
~ osasr OF the hoard .; 4.t,e.ster..
L. u. OSBORNE.
pa,gi. Sew YORK September 81 vi
niqnmon: Va; SEPT; 20; Is2l,
ngd araag lomus,, "Di b ngiI a. the
S,iuek j. 81. wednesday. Oc,o6ef )
1891 ,.r M election u ono rs and sueh
U'nDf business - iu4y come Leioic said
SOL CUTCHI$S. Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04

Ia execution OF u deed of trust
recorded in the clerks Ollie" OF the
Circuit Court Of Hanover County. in
Deed Book CO. page 30. default hav-
ink been made in the payment OF
certain notes herein secured. and be-
ing required 50 TO do by the holder
said deed OF trust. Viii. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9TH. 1921,
O'clock II. NJ.
sell. on the premises. the following
described tract OF land:
Al! that certain tract. piece or mar
eel 81 land, known more particularly
az the Ncrdon Farm. together With
all the buildings. improvements.
rights. privileges and appurtcnances
thereto belonging. situated In Beaver
pam MaEisicrIaI District. Hanover
county. Va, on the east side OF tho
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad. i'm
nediatciy al vernon Station. watch
sara tract OF land Is bounded on the
west b! the lands OF Nolan. ON tn.
south by the oxford Road and on
the west hy IN. Chesapeake and ONO
Hallway. and containing PISS acres.
more or less.
TERMS or SALE: Cash sunicien,
TO pay the cost OF the sale. includ ng
tax bill for 1920. prorala tax 1921.
one note for $500. with interest
from May 6. 1871: one interest note
for 5000. with interest from May
v. 1871. ana one interest note Tor
$4,000 from May {. 1921. and the
balance AS follows: one interest note
FOR $1,000. Novcmbrr C. 1921; SEQ. 90
in,crcs; note. November 6. 1924: $60.0
interest notr, May .. 1872 $4,000 in
lercst note. November d. 1922. $50 90
interest mote, November i. 1921.
5000 interest note. May &. 1922
l5o.o0 interest notc. November &.
1922, $1,000 interest note. May d.
1923: $4,000 interest note. Noyrm-
her u. l.IJ. sl.yDtl.tf't lgTlngIf,.l
November 6. 1921. s2.0VO. 90 principal
note. November 8, 1922. and 5000. 90
November .. 1928. and amy balance
above this to hc paid cash. or all
cash at the option OF the purcha ser.
JAMES r. COSBY,
Actiur. l'ruStra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
TRINITY COLLEGE TO
HAVE MEMORIAL GYM
joint .,.s ACTION In.urcs Itcrinniny
al Work Within Short
Time
=. Dtsnnich.

Especial 90 The Times Dispatch
DURHAM, y. g. oct. 3-Action
which insur"s the beginning Of work
on a memorial gymnasium for Trinity
College within a short time was taEcu
by the hoard Of trustee ANA alumni
council OF the college. meeting today
In connection with tho "cl.hratiir OF
b-n"factors day.
At the public meeting held IN he
evening. announcement Was mt." o.:
a gift of $4,000 by Angler u. Duke.
Of New York. To meet some ot the
current needs Of Trinity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04

AL 1870 l.. N.
offer by auction. upon the premises.
.hc property located as above This
rs thrce-stOry pressed brick dwell
ms OF ten rooms, embracing the usual
20 An alley 10 feet wide. The dwell
.ns was erected under the supervision
Jf it's former occupant and owner.
who not only knew how, but saw To-
rs being properly done: therefore. It's
rooms are sufficiently large as To per
mt us occupant to take IN fresh air
at each respiration tsomething not
considered in This day and genera
ton). AS opportunities like unto this
are seldom offered, we bcSpcak a
fun attendance Of all in quest of safe
Investments.
TERMS: One-third cash. balance in
two equal Instruments, payable at 6
and II months from day Of sale. the
purchaser 10 give her or his ncgo-
TABLE notes for the deferred pay
ihcnts or the purchase money, with
interest added from day of sale, and
INC TILE to be retained until al the
purchase money is paid and con-
Ncyancc ordered by the court. or all
cash At The option of the purchaser,
JAMES w. ANDERSON.
Special Commissioners
| certify that the bond required by
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10Th day
OF September. 1921
Testc:
cIiAS. o. SAvILLE.
{HerlS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04

Memphis. Tenn. Oct Tho mem
hers OF the Memphis club received
W,cl5.3i as the losers share In the
poSt-scason series with the Fort
Worth club, IL was announced to-
night. The money was divided into
sixteen shares of S500.96 each. Hugh
Boyd. pitcher recalled from Green
wood, Mass, n few weeks before the
end OF the season, and Frank Long
lnotti, secretary OF tho club receiv-
Ing u half-share each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
wrndcnh.rs to n.fena M..1,...

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, oct a.
Louis Wendent"rg. OF Richmond, and
y. l.. Henley, OF W.!lIams5ure. prob4
ably vii! represent Carlo Meekins.
colored. slayer OF Officer Robert No
kortc, when he goes on trial this
month in the corporation court. Both
are famous criminal lawycri In Fr-
MIN In = 80 ~ ~ SIS ~, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
Harding Plays Golf
in Spite of Rain
iI!y United News.l

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-After
swearing on" golf for ten days.
President Harding picked II blue"
ana rainy day to resume his ia
vorite pastimc. And just to show
the elements that rain made no
difference to Il seasoned golfer, he
played twice once in the mornin;
ana again In the afternoon. II
raincd both times. Otto Kahn.
New York banker. was the prcsi-
dents afternoon links companion.
after iunching with the President
Il the White House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04

The local time OF high water at
the places named may be found APP
prox!mately for each day by
adding the tidal differences. print
cd In hours and minutes opposite
the names Of the locality. to tho
times OF high tides at Old Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04

TO IL 90 for the second tide. oh
tanning 1859 j.. NJ. Any apparent
discrepancies in examples may he
explaicnd when IL is remembered
II happens occasionally that the
first high tide at Old Point oc-
ours so late as to throw calcula-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
s0urMERN RAILMAY COMpANY.

IT IIITIUTIT!T-- Y 10 - u .. III
The annual meeting 60: Hiookhoiicrs OF
Southern Hallway COMPANY tor IA" pur
po-e OF ..-rtlnE directors. approving ;he
action taken hy m. Board % Directors
s!rr. ,hc INST annual iu"rtln: % stock
holders aUi ~" transaction % such oth".
bus!r,gs as may Dr. brought before the
No. 81 The cOmptny. Times Dlsghtcs
Eui!d.us. NyrhWOad. Va. OF tuesday. Oc-
THe sioeH 'rRn''eF honAH i"r both com
mon. ANA preferred stusk VIII DO ClDs,l
1T o'claCk l.. NJ. GA Tuesday september
J.. l9Z! ami wiiI lc s.ou.n.I ia kch-
mnn!. Va. at Iu o'ui". j. \. -. uH we'd
a 10 U'ClDuF = VI OH prtUbtr -. 1871.
q. = ~ MCCARTHY Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04

YNCIIBUIG, VA. oct 3.-Rev. l..
II Thornhill. 81 woll-known Baptist
minister. suffered a stroke Of paral-
ysis sunday while attending service
at First Baptist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
Tommy Gibbons 10 nox Walker.

BOSTON, Oct. 3-Tommy Gibbons.
the -. Paul heavyweight. and Hugh
Walker. of Kansas City. will meet
here October ~ in a tcn-round de-
ciSion bout, IL WAS announced today.
The men have met three times Glib
bons was awarded the decision in one
bout. the others being no-decision
affairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
Ai IL. s.,Mo Nrrdlct Nsa,n.t sonthrrn

~ rI'1'r'' 10 VVE. 10. Q.
hIshop. IA weaver in the Scheduled
mills. was awarded a verdict OF So
900 against the southern Railway al,
'hathhm saturday evening Bishop
sue" '"r S"'uUo after train No. ~
struck and demolished his au,omob,lo
at Scheduled last June. no serious,
physical injuries resulting. The rail-
was company noted an appeal in the
case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
For Immediate Rent or Sale

io0-acre highly improved farm. I
miles from Richmond, on good
automobile road; S-room dwell
ing; large barns; orchard: excel
lent crops now on the farm. I'm
mediate possession. Running
water; fine well at door
POLLARD & BAGBY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04

t"his based on IL far into the after
noon or night. In such cases il il
necessary to make the initial cal
cuintion on the second high tide
al GA Point for the preceding day
10 obtain the tine OF the first high
Tile at the desired locality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04

Comfort.
Example: TO find the times OF
high tides at Kichuond on Sep
TENDER -, add eight hours and
four minutes To Il:32 for the first
tide. obtaining 7:3S a. NJ. and
add eight hours and four minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
Mis-. baylor speaks Tonight.

Miss Martha Baylor. OF st. l.uko's
Hospital, viii address the Woman's
League OF tho Cary Street Settle
ment. 110+ West Cary Street, tonight
at o'clock. Her subject will bc
Feeding Young Children"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04

EItS, SfAItFS, ONERCOATS,
BOOTS, SHOES. MASKS. MECH
ANICIAS Ms SUITS AND
BREECIIES.
This clo'hing IL stored at the Ar In.
tDrru-dlate Depou at Fairfield. Ohio.
Richmond. Va. and MONTGOMERY. Ala
OF storage IL invited and can bc made
upon application TO tho Commanding
Officers At the above dcpots
No bid will he consIdsred .ubi.c, 20
inspection. No sampien arc available.
TERMS: All bids arc TO be inciosei In
sealed envelope marked. "Proposal
Tor the Purchase OF Aviators' Cloth
ms" addr.ssed to MATERIAL. DIS.
pOSAT. A$D SALVAGE DIvISIOS.
Dric". Chief OF Air Service. Room
,oo5-B. Tempo building 40. s. 1900
virginia Avenue. Washington. -. 9.
Each bid mus; be accompanied by
certified check :or 10 per con, o. fui!
amount bid. made payable TO Finance
oticcr. U. s. Army. Complete shipping
Instructions and remainder .. amour,
o: bid mus; hn furnished by successful
bidders within thirty 500 days from
date OF award. The minimum bidding
unit considered VIII lac Tor any portion
OF the 'narchaniisc. the price offered
for which is not less than $4,000.
Tho CHIEF o! Air Service reserves :A.c
riEht 10 reject any o. all bids.
n.ds Will be received until ) T. 81.
tEasirtn T!me) October :sih.
Write a, once FOR complete lis, o. all
items 10 be- sold. to;
MATERIAL DISPOSAL. ASD SAL
NAGE DIVISION.
once. Chic: Of Air Service.
Room .oo3B. Tempo Bid No. &.
1900 Virginia Ave. Washington. -. g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

Or
\ VALUABLE. FARM. KNOWN AS
~ Il Il - . ~ Or THE CHESA-
PEAkE AND ONO RAILROAD.
ABOUT THIRTY MILES WEST
OF RICHMOND. IN IL \ y Ov u /.
COUNTY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
Nc. II w. Carv
Street

In execution Of the below-mcn-
tened decree. ! viii. on
WEDNESDAY. THE 5TH DAY Or
OCTOBER. 1921.
Al 1870 T. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04

ny BROOKS & RICHARDSON, INC.
ana
EDWARD $. ROSE CO, INC.
Real Estate Agents and
Auctionccrs.
COMMISSIONER AUCTION SALE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
DISpL<n CL1SsitiED
For Sale
or
Rent

Ono large 2-story brick building.
located SO North Twcnty-fourth
Street, suitable for factory or ga
rage.
CALL RANDOLPH 1852
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
War Department
SEALED BID SALE
Aviators' Clothing
Of

COATS. TROUSERS. SWEAT.
EItS, SCARFS, OVERCOATS.
BOOTS, SHOES, MASKS. MECH
NICIhS SUITS AND
BREECIIES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04
HIGH TIDES At Old POINT
COMFORT.

co..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-04

IlII''I. -" ~ " s7'..NttI','' :. =. TT.
kignuou: Ma. sept; 30. Iy2l.
The enHual uryt.u- q! tA= aayo Land
ana .ir!Gp, lotul.., WDl y, hold a the
one " ,hg ,Ou4uauy. husyo Island at
J s.tiurE j. 81. ~sIn.sdHy October 3
1874 .4r lhr election u Oiua crs and suca
U'hDf Busluu-s a, may come Leioie said
SOL CUTCnI&s. Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-15
GIVE US REPUBLICAN BLOC

The Republican leader IN the Sen
ate, Senator Watson Of Ind.ara, re-
marked the other day that 1'hat Nas
needed vas 4 Republican bloc Other
varieties OF. bloc have received con-
siderable attention in the news re-
ports from Washington, the latest
being incidents related Of the Repub-
lican caucus rllicI, discussed the pro-
POSED increase OF membership in the
House from 435 to $50 The floor
leader, Mr.. Mondell is reported to
have favored this increase notrith-
standing heretofore he has opposed
II and depIored the half million dol
lars extra expense such an increase
would entail. ard row some OF the
members are threatening to refuse to
be bound by the vote Of the caucus
and join with the Democrats in favor
Of the reduction. This change Of at
titude on the part of Mondell is at
tributed to the influence of what is
termed the agricultural bloc. The
need of a Republican bloc IN the
House is fully as evident as in the
Senate.
That Republican bloc needs to be
reminded Of its pledges. needs to
feel that the country wants the right
representation whatever that num-
Der may be and does not wish to
have the number dictated by an ag-
ricultural or any other old bloc, ex-
cept that which speaks for the party
which is under the responsibility,
Congress got a very pertinent re-
u,inder in the report of the National
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we don't cultivate them as they are
Cultivated in the ORCHARDS on the
Pacific coast. Is there any reason
why We can't do SO, or any ground
for the supposition that when we do
tl1s public that wants the best fruit
will be glad to buy and pay good
price for them? Winter is almost
here; it will afford convenient OPP
portunity for getting up steam, for
laying plans, for learnin. just what
we down here in Maine can do in the
way of getting our products into the
hands Of New England consumers,
and. convincing them that we have
the goods. Fervor combined with
freights could make a blessing out Of
what now seems a misfortune.
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Mr.. WILSON SHOULD Sc THERE

While President wilson may not
be expected to fully approve the
methods adopted for the approaching
arms parley and MAN. feel that his
insistence on his own views proved
a serious obstacle IL settling the
problems following the war he new
erthelcss was the leader during that
war, the chief commander of the I'M
known soldier brought from, an un-
named battlefield IN France to lie in
the Natiora! Cemetery at Arlington.
On Arnistice Day Mr.. Wilson should
be present at the solemn ceremonies
at the grave Those ceremonies
would hardly seem complete without
his presence.