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Evening star., 1922-06-23
PLAN TO TAX AMERICANS.
Canadians Would Levy on incomes
Earned in Canada.

OTTAWA Ont, June 23.-Levying
Of an income tax on Americans work
ing in Canada, similar to that now
levied by the United States govern.
ment on. Canadians working there,
was proposed in a bill introduced In
the house of commons Yesterday by
Finance Minister Fielding. ~
The bill also proposed to Increase
the exemption for heads OF families
from $500 to $500 each for dependent
children. .-..
Evening star., 1922-06-23
26 of 30 Guards
On Duty at Mine
Missing After Riot

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 23.-The Har-
grave secret service. which had
thirty Operat tives on guard at
the Lester strip mine at Herrin
when the mine was stOrmed by
striking union miners. had nc
counted for but four detectives
following the massacre.
One of these, Sidney j. Morri-
son, was known to have been
mOrtally wounded. Three were
believed to have escaped. 1t wns
said, while the remaining fyyen-
ty-six were missing.
Evening star., 1922-06-23
WI BEAT JAPANESE
LONGEVITY RIVAL BY
MONTHS; SHY As YEARS

NEW YORK, June 23.-Dr. Wu
Ting-fang. Chinese diplomat. who
died today, did not live to be 125
years old. as he said he would. but
he did outlive Marquis Okuma.
Japanese diplomat, who said he
wouldn't. Last year DIR. WI, re-
turning from Japan. predicted he
would not die until he was 1875
because he was a vegetarian. At
the same time Okuma stated that,
without doubt, he would outlive
Wu, because he ate beef. pork and
fish as much as he pleased.
Okuma, who died at the age of
eighty-three, was buried in Janu-
ary OF this year. about six months
before DR.. Wu died, although the
Chinese diplomat was actually
eighty at the time of his death.
Evening star., 1922-06-23

few miles away told him to get out
of the district.
His arrival created tense situa-
ton here.
Four Mexicans, also believed to
have been among the non union
miners operating the strip mine.
were found here this morning and
were forced to leave town by crowd
OF several hundred men. Later one
of the Meyicans was found dead. He
had apparently committed suicide.
Evening star., 1922-06-23
LEWIS DEFENDS UNION.
Declares "Sinister Influences
Caused Outbreak.

By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. June 23.-John
l.. Lewis. in a statement here today.
declared the United Mine Workers of
America Is not to any degree re-
sponsible for the unfortunate occur
renee at Herrin. HI He said the or
ganization of which he is president
never encouraged or condoned law
lessness.
Sinister influences" Mr.. Lewis de-
clared. had been at work among the
miners 'to incite and inlame the
spirit of violence"
Coal companies. he added, employed
thousands of detectives to work
among the striking miners.
Evening star., 1922-06-23
ACTS ON NAME CHANGE.
Senate Passes Bill Regarding
Keokuk Street.

A bill changing the name of Keokuk
street northwest from Military road
at 27th street to Wisconsin avenue. TO
Military road, was passed by the Sem
ate late yesterday. The bill now goes
to the House for action.
The change in the name of Koekug
street has the approval OF all the
residents along it. The bill was called
up by Senator Jones of Washington
during a lull in the tariff discussion
and passed without debate.
Evening star., 1922-06-23
.FLAYs "BOOTLEG SHIPS" !"

NEW YORK, June 23-Repeating
on a steamer openly selling liquor
than q "bootlegging American ship"
"Pussyfoot" johnson left yesterday
on the Cunarder Scythia to combat
the sale Of liquor In England and
New Zealand.
Evening star., 1922-06-23
TROOPS BEING Modified.
132d Infantry Ordered Under Arms
by Gov. Small.
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June Rehabilitation
of the 1920 Infantry of the Illinois
National Guard. ordered by Gov. Len
Small in a midnight message from
Waukegan to hold itself in readiness
for duty in the southern Illinois min
ing region. began early today.
Gov. Small's order was relayed
from Adjt. Gen. Carlos F.. Black at
Springfield to Col. William +. Swan
son. commandant here of the 1S2d.
who set in motion the machinery for
assembling troops. Nine machine
gun companies were included in the
order and the 132d Infantry also has
a howitZer company.
Evening star., 1922-06-23
P|NCH0T At PEACE
WITH PENNSY COP.
Decides to "Go Along" With
Regular Forces in State
Campaign.

Clifford Pinchot is to "go along" with
the regular organization in the ap-
preaching campaign for state and ma
tional offices in Pennsylvania. accord
ing to reports reaching this city. He
has talked things over with state
Chairman w. Harry Baker, Senator
Pepper, Mrs Warburton, the vice
chairman of the state committee. and
others in a series of conferences ex-
tending over yesterday and the previ-
Gus day, and is all for harmony and
good fellowship.
Same with us" was the attitude
OF Chairman Baker and Senator Pep
per. as declared by them. and when
the gubernatorial candidate left Phila-
de phia. where the meetings were held,
he was in fine fettle and high spirits.
All of which is mighty pleasing to the
Pennsylvania republicans in Washing
ton and to republican leaders from
other states who had seen in the Penn
sylvania conditions the makings of
possible trouble for the party else
where should harmony slip a cog and
the progressives and regulars come to
a clash.
Evening star., 1922-06-23
POLICE AID SURVIVOR.
Non-Union Fugitive Reaches Near
by Town.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WEST FRANKFORT, Ill, June 23.
One of the non-union men who
ESCAPED the Herrin mine battle came
into West Frankfort early today
without hat or coat. A crowd gath
cred and the police took charge. They
spirited the man out Of town and .
Evening star., 1922-06-23
LAID TO EXTREMISTS.
Telegraph Says Assassination Was
~. .Mads .DeAanEe. ,er'. -

LONDON, June 2s.-rhe London
newspapers without exception this
morning expressed regret at the
murder Of Field Marshal Wilson. The
Daily Telegraph, which does not doubt
Evening star., 1922-06-23
ORDERED TO CAMP MEADE.

Capt. Thomas S. voss air service,
at Langley Field, Va. has been or
dered to Camp Meade, Md, for tenn
porary duty, following which he will
take station at Boiling Field.
Evening star., 1922-06-23
MINE WAR PROBE
NOW UNDER WAY;
27 TO As DEAD

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1922-06-23
WU TING-FANG, FORMER
MINISTER TO U. s., DEAD

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1922-06-23
TERRORISTS' PLOT
REVEALED BEHIND
LONDON MURDER

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Evening star., 1922-06-23
OfHcehOlders Immune.

Mr.. Pinchot receives assurance that
there shall be no assessment of office
holders for campaign funds The rec
ognition of his demands was easy to
grant, for the senatorial candidates
looked with adherence on the assess
ing of office holders for the campaign
war chest. 1t was assumed by Penn
sylvania republicans here today that
there can be no objection to an office
holder voluntarily contributing to the
election of the whole state ticket and
it could not be seen how any one
could object to allowing them to par
ticipate. Three had been suggestion
that Mr. Pinchot did not even want
voluntary contributions from these
sources.
Working in Harmony.
Mr. Pinchot is to keep up his own
ward and county organizations, but
they are to work in harmony with the
state committee for the full repub-
Iican ticket. The state committee in
turn is pledged to put forth its eff
forts for all candidates, senatorial,
House, governorship and all down the
line.
The next step will be to raise the
money for the campaign. and public
attention will be attracted to the
means employed, by reason of the
publicity given the subject by Mr..
Pinchot. In these parlous times of so
much popular sensitiveness over cam
paign expenses generally, the public,
it is said by the politicians, will want
to know where the money comes from
or who puts it up.
II the expense OF the primaries for
the nominations is a criterion, the
campaign will be a costly affair, and
no doubt. the politicians say. will
cause comment when the totals are
announced, stimulating subsequent
inquiry as to the source of the funds.
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@Dlbenes &rofefinbilanm.

glm Donneritaga1rorgen pergange-
r1er Msod)e ffeierte ser bodp. 2. Nlop-
flin9, 8. g. s., bon Ser @bite gartb
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1ir1o irtereiiante grIebniiie aus einer
Iangen Wiiiionstdttgfeit u1lter Sen
5Gbippetpa Snoianern III Mirneiotu
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@orgdnge IN
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bonn goa1ntD Mltoitor Mfh abomes
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Mmerifaner erifudjem.

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partmcnt adjutant. who has Just rc-
turned from a tour OF that section OF

partmcnt adjutant. who has Just re-
turned from a tour OF that section OF
the state,
Tho only out OF ioora dance hall
maintained by tho legion In the state
was found NJ Redmond, where tho
post has club rooms and II swimming
tank, a home for tho local post IL
being constructed at Madras. he as.
scntcd.
The $4,000 athletic club OF tho
Percy A, stevens post ut Bond was
insrcctcd by tho department adult
ant. who found II an example worthy
OF emulation In many othcr citics.
Extensive preparations for the fall
and winter activities are being madc
among the posts of the central ,oun.
ties and u great deal OF intcrcs, IN
tho American legion IL being nhown.
declared Nelson on his return to
Portland. where state headquarters
of the legion IL located,
-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

tice day edition OF Tho Pacific Lc.
gion. official publication Of tho
American loglon departments of Ore.
gon and Washington. are now we'll
under way, Thls nagasino, which
has been characterized by National
Commander MacNidcr as the heat
state publication Of tho American
legion" has gainod a national rcpu.
tatlon through tho excellence OF ~
annual armis,lcc number. which Il
cSpocts to maintain this year with
special articles. humor and fiction
features OF interest to cN.scrvico men,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16
company fence, Neither tho man or
the truck wna injured.


the truck was injured
Mr.. and MIRA WIN Oraf went 10
Suaanvllc, cal, where Graf has 90.
ceptcd u poaliIon M yard auporint"h'
dent, Ito wna formerly employed by
tho Algomn lumber company M yard
boss,
Mr.. and Mrs, Goo, Harrison have
also icft for Susanylllr. Harrison
was employed by tho Algomn Lumber
company m nIaistan, yard foreman,
Mr., aud Mra. A, McCully ana fam.
ily moved to Algomn from the old Al
coma Lumber company ranch which
he has been taking care of lie IL
driving the delivery team,
John iIag,lstciu went to klamath
Falls TucHday on business,
school started Monday 1, was
reported that there was - talr at.
tendance,
MIR. and Mrs J Cla,k of Vis0lin,
California. visited MIR. ana Mra Ucp.
Hoffman lint week They made a
,rip To Crater lake
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

State officials OF the American 10.
gion have announced FOR the ono way
round trip fare to tho national con-
venticn. New Orleans. October i6th
10 slst. salc dates will he october
S,h 10 18th, with final return limit
OF November So,h, allowing for OK.
tended stop-overs in cities, Housing
and identification arrangements are
handled thru the state adjutant OF
the American legion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

Essays on How the American le-
gion can hes, Serve the Nation" are
arriving at state headquarters In
Portland. School children In Oregon
will have unti, October 9Th to present
their essays. extension being granted
in order to give students an oppor-
tunity OF consulting with their teach
ers. Prizes as follows, will he given
winners: National. S75o.O0. first:
second $500 90: third. $4,000. To
be used for scholarships.
The esay must not be over 500
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

words In length. Any boy or Girl
between tho aecs OF 10 and rs may
complete. Al essays must he In the
hands of the statc adiutant of tho
American legion in Portland not lat.
cr than October 9Th Selection wiii
bc made by legion judges OF three
best essays aad these will hc for
wardcd and entered In tho national
contest. National winners will be
announced during November.
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ALCOMA

George iingclstcin had the mlSfor.
tuuc to cut Oft the end.of his middle
finger ~ he was trying to take u
weed on, OF the sickle
A driver lost control of his truck
Ut the foot OF Algomn hill, going
through the state highway fence,
plunging over n l5-foot bank and
passing through the Algoma lumber
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

Patrick Evans. a patient in the L. 8,
Veterans hospital at Palo Alto. Cali
fornia. has appealed to the Oregon
legion to locate comrades who served
with him In the ii6th engineers.
Evans needs affidavits In order to AS
sist him In showing present sickness
resulted from ais service In the
world war. Anyone having served
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

The mos, extensive Armistice Day
preparations since the signing OF the
armistice will be held in cities In
Oregon by posts OF the American lc-
sion.
Plans for Armisticc day festivities
are already being arranged by local
posts. and state officials OF the Amer
team legion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

The second annual encampment Of
Yamhill county will he staged at Me-
Minnville. September ieth-s0th-slst.
In conjunction with the McMinnville
county fair. McMinnville pos, Amcri.
can legion will handle the three days
entertainment for the crowds expect
ed To attend.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

American ,cgioa posts In central
oregon are in flourishing condl-
ton. reports Harry y, Nelson. de.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16
A11mcriCanM
Q07sgioRI

with Evans Is asked TO communicate
with state Headquarters American 10.
elon ut Portland.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-16

Preparations for tho annual Armis.