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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09
'InS1ns


Many man willis his cola
laughing at woman's styles.
Due to the worlds peace short
nge. Mexico is having trouble again
Bridal showers brings Jun,
flowers.
Paris sets some styles. but flap
pers get theirs from Scotland.
When an optimist loses his pock
etbook he always thinks 10,
Scout will find Il.
About the only thing scarccr thar
hens teeth are pretty girls who
don't know it.
Prospective brides are so plenti.
full we predict bridegroom short.
age.
Chicago claims It will have g..
100000 people by 1925 II Il can
keep them alive.
This Is the month Of June bugs
and June brides. both OF them are
buzzing around.
The mills OF the gods grind slow
ly. and the demand exceeds the
output.
Fashion makers say skirts will
be longer. Women say they won't.
skirts will be longer.
Loafers take up more room than
busy men.
Uneasy lies the head that lies,
Keeping a Husband at Home
is new book. That's simple. Ask
him to take you somewhere.
June graduates are finding there
Is no shortage OF presidents.
Marriages may he made In hea-
ven; bu, comfortable porch swing
often delivers the goods.
We are shipping swiss cheese to
and may start sending
Eskimo pie TO the Eskimos.
Big league pitcher has twins a,
ms honse. That's bawi team,
oid-fashioned girls are hard To
find because no girl wants 10 be
out OF fashion.
Sometimes It's hard To fee, at ease
Too many foreigners think this
country Is free--and easy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09
PETITION

PETITION
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGoN FOR KLAM.
ATH COUNTY.
In tho Matter of the Adoption of
James Poole, minor.
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY
COuRT OF THE COUNTY OF
KLAMATH, STATE OF ORE.
CON;
Your petitioners Joseph Albert
McCalvey and Flossie c. McCalvey.
respectfully represent rs follows:
That they desire to adopt u minor
child, namely, James Poole. as their
own child. and that said child was
three years of age ON March is,
1879:
That your petitioners are married.
and are husband and wife: and that
they are both residents of klamath
Falls. Klamath County. Oregon;
That the father OF said minor
child, James Poole, age unknown,
died In klamath Falls. Oregon on or
about the year 1919. that the moth
ar OF said minor child. Gladys Poole.
has remarked and her name is now
GLADYS Poole Gamma, and that she
Is not u resident Of the State of
Oregon. but is a resident OF the State
OF California. that your petitioners
have not gained the consent OF the
said Gladys Poole Gamma to said
adoption:
That said mother O! said child did,
on or about the LIST day of July,
A. u. 1921. willfully desert the said
minor child. and has ever since said
date continued to willfully desert aud
neglect to provide nroper car. and !
maintenance for said child: that said !
child has been public charge and |
cared for ut the county poor farm |
ar hospital since said July |, 1921;
That your petitioners are OF srf- |
ncient ability to bring up said child |
and furnish suitable nurture and |
and that IL Is fit and pro-
per that such adoption should take !
effect: that the welfare OF such child /
will be subsery.d. and its best inter-
ests promoted. By such adoption,
Your petitioners therefore pray for /
an order and decree OF this court \
that from the date OF such order and
decree the said child shall. to all
legal intents and purposes. be the
child OF the petitioners. and that
said child's name be changed TO
Joseph Albert McCalv.y. Jr>
JOSEPH ALBERT McCALvEY.
FLOSSiE {. McCAIvEY.
state OF Oregon, ~.
klamath County
We. Joseph Albert McCalycy and
Flossie T.. McCalvey. being first duly
sworn, say that We are the petition
,rs above named that We have read
he said petition and know the con.
ents thereof. and that the same Is
rue as We verify believe.
JOSEPH ALBERT McCALvEY,
FLOSSiE G. McCALVEY.
subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 18th day cf April 1922. +.
seal HORACE ". MANNING.
Notary Public for Oregon. My com
mission expires March 3, 1895.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09
ORDER

IN THE COUNTY COURT or THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM-
ATH COUNTY.
In the matter OF the Adoption OF
james Poole. Minor.
Upon reading and filing the petit
tion for adoption OF The above
named minor. and I: appearing to the
Court that Gladys Poole Gamma. the
only surviving parent OF said minor.
has not consented 10 the adoption
OF her said child.
IL Is hereby ordered that Tuesday.
the 18th day Of July. 1929. at 10
O'Clock Q. m. and the Court Room
OF the above entitled court In the
city OF Klamath Falls, Klamath
County. Oregon. be and the same are
hereby fixed ~ the time and place
at which the Court will hear and
consider said petition and hear and
consider any objections which may
be made TO the adoption OF said
minor. and
II appearing 10 the Court that
said Gladys Poole Gamma is not
resident OF the State OF Oregon. and
cannot be found In this state. IL Is
ordered that said petition and this
order he published once week for
three successive weeks In the Even
ing Herald. daily newspaper pub
lished and printed In klamath Conn.
ty. Oregon.
Done In open court this 2ith day OF
May, 1922.
II. II. BUSNELL.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09
THE UPGRADE

OOkS like the winter OF cur
- discontcnt" was past and Klam.
ath county ts starting up grade. with
season OF normal prosperity ahead,
Merchants report better demand
In all lines. and greatly improved
collections. The lumber industry is
resuming and bides fair to he back
on a normal basis within short
time We understand that some
plants are planning TO put on two
shifts shortly.
The days of unearned increment
are past War profits have disap.
poared. Excessive stocks and shrunk-
en- values have wiped them from tho
books OF the average merchant. Only
few escaped the sudden slumpage
In values the country over. and of
the few more by luck than design.
Tho return to sanity Ii opening n
new business era. with new methods.
or rather the old pre-war methods
are coming hack. Service. supplying
what the customer wants at price
that the customer can pay. Is the
watchword once more.
klamath Falls has progressed. We
believe. rs far along the path toward
normally as has most Of It's neigh
bors. Living costs here have low
cred. probably propurtionately to
othor places.
We arc In n position TO take adj
VANTAGE Of the swelling wave q pros
perity that II setting toward us. We
are beginning 10 make progress
again. We wero never halted. but our
pace was badly slowed down. Now
we are starting afresh and II Is up
TO everyone TO lend their co-opera-
tion 10 speed the general advance
mont.
" an will lend a haad. forge: the /,
old disputes. quit the useless quar-
reling. the next six months will Sc
us far on the road to normal sue
cess.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09
Get results BY using class ads.
NOTICE
bids WANTED

KLAMATH COUNTY SCHOOL
BOARD will receive sailed bids up
TO saturday. June 24ih. 1879 from,
,on,raetors, for the erection Of one
story and basement brick school
building. at ChiioquIn. Oregon. sub.
District. NJ. 80.
All bids must he accompanied by
either a certified check 70: Sc. (fiy.
rr cent? OF amoust Of bid or a Bid
dsrs bond for, 5st Oive per cent) Of
amount OF bid. Address sealed bids
TO X. =. Bradbury, Chairman. care
County School Superintendent Of
flee.
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
fainod from Chas. ". Coseboon, DE.
signer. at hts office. No. ia s. Sixth
81. A deposit OF 5000 will be re-
quired for plana.
klamath County School Board,
II. +. BRADBURY.
Chairman.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09

proper.
This Summons IL published one.
n week for Nk weeks pursuant To an
order Of III" Hon. e. =. stone, Jsdgc
OF 'h" circuit Court of tn. state NJ
Oregon Tor klamath County. which
order In dated May 10Th A. ~ is2.
FRED - FLETCHER.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Address: klamath Falls. Oregon,
II i2-ig.2G ! 2-g-lG.23
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09

property. and that the defendants.
and each OF them. he forever bar.
red and for.closcd OF all right. title
and interest In and TO said property
or any part thereof: that said pro.
perty De- sold hy the sheriff 0f kla.
math County. state of Oregon. In the
manner ana form prescribed by law
To satisfy said sums ot money; and
FOR such other and further relief a.
10 the Court shall seem meet aud
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09

Thc election cost Charles Hal
S2.G76.3S. and apparently left him
without a 2-cent stamp TO send the
victor congratulations. - Medfcrd
Mail Tribune.
Lloyd George says he Is tired
man on a mountain-top: but he may
just be up trce.-Newspaper En-
terprise Association.
All that Germany and Russia ask
Of the other powers Is TO leave them
alone TIL they are in position "a
lick tho worid.--New York Tribune.
ttttt
Ten thousand people have been
made destitute by "A landslide In
Italy, and In Washington landslide
has been known to do the same thing
American Lumberman.
Before tho next peace conference
Il would be advisable u hold con-
ple OF rehearsals.- York Tri-
bune.
Mr.. Wells Is not a historian, says
the historians. lie can't he. Ills
books seii.-New York Times,
Atttt
It's Russia's nerve and Europc's
ncrves.-Dailas News.
Spjffins Is the most henpecked
man In the world. His wife makes
him put on evening clothes to stay
at home and listen to a radio con
cert. Montreal Herald.
Another strange thing Is our dry
land extends three miles out into
the ocean. Newspaper Enterprise
Association,
With Bryan telling the past and
Doyle telling the future. the only
thing doubtful Is the present.--In-
diana Times.
htttt
Sounds from within hint that this
Is good time to stay away from
China's open door. - brooklyn
Eagle.
~ tt
An ioptimistic German royalist
says the time Is coming when ey-
erybody will take their hats off to
the former kaiser. Maybe he's 60
ing 10 get q Job clerking in a hat
store. .--Southern Lumberman,
~ hhk
OF course dreamers are essential.
Except for them, whose wives
would take In boarders ?--Medford
Mall Tribune,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
Equity No. 400
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM-
ATH COUNTY.
Peerless Pacific Co. a corporation.
Plaintiff
vs..
II. J. Winters. NJ. J. Walsh Electric
Co. a corporation. T.. II. LaughtOn.
George II. Wright. Pacific Savings &
Loan Association. q corporation A.
A. BellIpan,, Pitt Potter Fixture Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09

OF course dreamers are essential.
Except for them, whose wives
would take In boarders?-Medford
Mall Tribune,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09

Tho election cost Charles Hall
S2.G76.3S. and apparently left him
without a 2-cen; stamp TO send the
victor congratulations. - Mcdfcrd
Mail Tribune.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

M-2G-J-2-9-lG Juds
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09

Lloyd George says he Is tired
man on a mountain top: but he may
Just be up trce.-Newspaper En-
terpr!se Association.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09

An ioptimistic German royalist
says the time Is coming when ey-
erybody will take their hats off to
the former kaiser Maybe he's 60
Ing to get q Job clerking In a hat
store. c.--Southern Lumberman,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09

J s-1-s-9-lO-I7-2i
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09

Sounds from within hint that thi;
Ia good time to stay away from
China's open door. - brooklyn
Eagle.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09

With Bryan telling the past and
Doyle telling the future. the only
thing doubtful Is the present
diana Times.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09

All that Germany and Russia ask
OF the other powers is TO leave them
alone TIL they are in n position 10
lick'tho world York Tribune.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09

Another strange thing Is our dry
land extends three miles out into
the ocean. Newspaper Enterprise
Association.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-09

For your "Trip. ny d"posting 81 80 YOU
get "a IrowhIr Camera for use Tor
IL days The 81 80 will be- refunded
upon return of tn" Camera.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-30
DHEL.AN SIGNS TO
COACH At PURDUE

Io5,ve.ta Ind Marc, go .s,....
r,wos pb.l.r g,rr.r. ,.,.f,..s.,,. ~.
v,trn D,.n, f.o.,gr, a,,r' nm, 81. MO-.
~, ra.f f,r,r.u .,.nh M ~. l,,E
.a-.iv ~ lrssrnr tot-v strr.I -,
.,r,.g... ,.t,, r,r..,.r 81. ~
puc. q. Purdue rs football coach
b is understood thar the gnltr.. ,,-
a"ds for q number ar wears I'm max.
7g Tie auu3ugc ana. Ui~arr- Kel-
5gg stated that sorr- rasgur pras.
lee at the University o.. Missouri
ould he concluded ON April @ and
lat Thelaa wo1ll leave immediately
w LAFAYETTE ,o talk. charge of saru-
~ao'ioo her. It Is expected tha. l-n
'.''. q, .,'.N.' ....- .a.l,' VIII ""-'..
l L, ',.' y. H.'.s roo. a., 'o'N. "t.'H
.'' ". 'Ss''' 'slA l'"''N ARRIVAL.
P6e!1r Has Good Record.
The new coach plavaa quarter ar.,
the Metre Tamr VARSITY s.- .rr.r
ears. 1915. 1916. AMI 1917. N..rc
ouored his last wear ON the team. by
he captaincv ot Tho eleven H 1915
80 entered tle service, being assign.
ID as an instructor 20 Camp Gordon
= George In 1919 he was sent 10
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-30
''CHUCK" ROTH ON
RATHER TO JOIN
SIOUX CITY CLUB
MANAGEMENT SAYS STAR SLUG.
GER WILL BE BACK TO JOIN
CUBS WHEN SEASON OPENS
LEAVES FOR SPRINGFIELD, MO.

che ottawa Cubs basketball associa.
ton was administered another black
eve, when CHARLEY Roth, star back
stopper for the local club and one OF
the heaviest sluggcrs in the outfit.
boarded Rock ls,ard RATHER this
morning at 93o2 bound for Springfield.
Mo where he will Join the Sioux
city la, nine az soon ms he reaches
his destination News of ROth's de-
parturc and his resignation from the
local team came like thunderbolt
out OF a clear sky. Fans were Just
beginning 20 think that Manager Dunn
was riEging cut a first class club and
the prospects were very pleasing,
This morning Roth refused to give
out any dope" in regard to his sign.
ing contract with the Sioux City
nine stating that he would be back
by the time the season opens here.
Manager Dunn also stated that Roth
would be back by the time the season
opens
Manager Dunn received a petition
from the Black Son" composed of
cNNhite son stars, asking for game
with ,hn cub this season No defin-
i'n date was mentioned by the former
American Lacquer Dunn stated.
however that game would not be
booked with them The team is com
coscd ot Eddie Cicotte, Lefty" Will
liams, Happy FcIsch, Joe Jackson and
SNGuc Rsherg.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-30

La Porte, lnd.-Action taken here
!hsufes the organization of a six team
Industrial baseball league, and a mum
per OF games have already been book.
cd with out of town teams.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-30
SCHAEFER RETAINS
TITLE IN N A 7 eli
WITH WILLIE HOPPE
NOSES OUT OPPONENT 1900 TO
t,46s-PRoVEs THAT TWO PREV.
loUs VICTORIES OVER HOPPE
WERE NOT FLukEs.

Chicago, March S0.-Jakc SChapfcr
today remained worlds champion at
1872 halkline billiards, In a heart
breaking finisl last night ne nosed
out the veteran Willie Hope l501 t.
LAOS Thereby Young Jake proved
oonclusively that his Two previous vic
tories over the man who for siN,Ccl
wears reignod supreme In the world o
balkline billiards were not ilukes and
at the same time erased from the fin
lily escutCheon a smear marked Their
fifteen years ago when Hoppe, then
lad IN his teens, defeated the Clue
Jake Schaefer, the "wizard" father o.
young Jake" The match partoOk o.
one of the unfricndlness of a grudg6
meeting, however, but was described
by the many experts from turnout tn
country who witnessed the three
nights play as one Of the greatest If
the history Of the game between mel ]
who for many wears should remain !
the top OF the heap
Hoppe in his now role of challenge, |
was great. even in defeat He actga
" took the third block by l6 point
scoring TO Jakes 500 and had a be |
ter average in defeat than did III, |
victorious champion while his h!g' |
run of $50, made the first night shaC
cd Schaefer's best by S points.
Tho final bIocI, u.bio M loss ,,ruf
inc tbon Tho Grst .,,n an r"t 'if ~, -
the finished bi,ltar5s Srb"efa an a",
Hoppe INDUCED in while the pam,
was below 1000 points Both shove.
marked evidence of the severe rert
ous tension tbav n,s~eJ r,5o~ .r.
both more frequently resorted tel
safety plav Until Scha"'or's FINAL il
ming. his 3lst stand at the table. III,
game was "anybody's" 1t was tn
with his string showing a count abov
loo. Hoppe had two chances afte
MS count nassed the 400 point. o
ms iast attempt the former champion
neeulng only - points to wrest n
laurel from me man VINO had dc
lnIoned nm nlscued miserabiy aite
! INNING 10; ana sat down to see Schae
49,. 49,, 'ally toe tataL 10 which retaine,
re championship. On his twelftI
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-30

Norfolk Mob Nrui" Adams. a,h.
''Ic coach a. Omaha university.
.gunl contract here to manage
'Ho Norfolk state loagu" baseball
team.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-30

is as tasty a loaf as
mother ever baked at
home in the old days.
Ask your grocer.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-30

:, MemphIs, Tenn-Dick O'Conrcr
memphis left fielder. recently secured
from the Western league, became dis.
Satlshed with his new berth ANA Icg,
Tor his home in Des Moinog.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-22
CARMEN PLAN SERVICE

Gadsden. October 21.-(Special.)-
A special service will be held at the
Little Brick church in west Gadsden
Sunday night for the members of the
Garments union, the affiliated crafts
and their families
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-22
A Daily Thought for
Good of the Community
Modern Alabama Building for Posterity the
Same as the Founders and Pioneers Did
in Their Time
BY RICHARD F. JOHNSTON

LABAMA mine and mill men and Alabama manufacturers
n solid wall behind the movements
adequate supply technically charge of the
skilled which, Alabama does not
furnish these must get them elsewhere
Many Alabama captains industry
gndstone This Industry has been built the
Civil The beginners truly pioneers trod the wilder
Tennessee and Kentucky the Of Daniel Boone
money pioneering money
the pahnders The latter
and the satisfaction of knowing that posery will call them blessed
pioneers rough uphill job
that spirit their For the seemingly rich
Alabama rich only They had properties that val
liable the ultimate but their all during
pay ac "ha mao oen borrowed 10 1oat their various enterprises
money of business
surplus That surplus coming generously the fore Auburn
give realize their duty in providing
technical skill here home development
pioneers realized their simpler duty Of blazing the
The manifestation different somewhat the spirit
the 1t gift poety. It is
the eternal 1t proof of his feeling that there
tally He wishes to be able did
even though he shall not participate in the
The Alabama Manufacturers of leading
pagns for raising the provide technical training for
will not be here when the first ft
of their public spirit leave college graduation papers What of
ha The satisfaction of good deed done
no deed is greater than that done for country.
The old Romans right about it. All nations have The
called their country Patria from the meaning
The Teuons call theirs "Vaterland which means fathe In
duty as members of community community
FANNY me college family They call college
Mater" Cprecous mother")
The founders of Birmingham
parks and they lots churches that thew
might build houses worship easv to rive
property worth so little Be it. however remembd @
this bought the early DAYS ~
Birmingham doomed bigger than $1,000
Perhaps the World something to do with this
spirit Out OF each seeming dissolution physical
tegty the world somehow stronger the
phoenix from its pyre REQUIRE II
1t glorious duOfo carrying on in the name
etract FROM
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-22

After bathing in river in East
Africa white hunter suffered from
temporary blindness. supposed to be
due to some peculiar element in the
water.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-22
UNDERWOOD ASKED
TO VISIT CHINA
AND WRITE TARIFF.
Alabama Senator viii Be Un-
able to Make Trip, But
Agrees to Give His
Assistance
BY HUGH W. ROBERTS
Washington Bureau. The Age-Herald,
500 Davidson Building.


Washington, October 21.-(Special)
The Chinese government has invited
senator Oscar Underwood of Ala
bama, democratic leader in the SEN
ate, to visit China. prepare an ac-
ceptable tariff for that country and
put it into operation. The invita-
ton was delivered some days ago, il
is just learned, by Sao-Ke Alfred SEE
envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary and China's chief
representative in the United States
Senator Underwood declined the in
vitation, but it is understood that he
has agreed to aid the minister in Sc
curing the necessary assistance from
tariff experts in this country.
At the Washington conference SEN
ator Underwood was chairman of the
international committee which pre-
pared and reported tariff judged
applicable to conditions in the Orient.
The tariff was not entirely agreeable
to China because certain restrictions
against complete autonomy were i'm
posed. The Chinese government
since that time, however, has appa-
rently concluded that the tariff was
as satisfactory as possibly could
have been devised in view of Chinas
more or less dependence on other ma
tfons.
1t is understood that the Chinese
government determined that the
tariff prepared for it in Washington
was SO fair and equitable and ex-
pertly drawn that the author should
have the distinction of putting it,
with certain amendments which laps
ing time would make necessary, into
effect. Senator Underwood is at
present in Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-22

companies suffer serious shrlnkage
in premium income. but fire COM
panies especially had a very material
increase in losses paid. SO serious
were the losses to the business than
is companies which We're doing bus
mess In the state in 1920 were forced
to withdraw under various circun
stances; thus decreasing to that eN-
tent the volume of insurance bust
ness transacted within the state dur
ing the year 1922.
another matter which tends 70
bring the total income OF the depart
ment for 1922 below what it was for
1921 Is found In the fact that up to
and including the year 1920 this de-
partment. In collecting fire marshal
tax. collected from each fire IN
surance company two-fifths OF one
per cent on the total gross premiums
Of such companies regardless 9t
whether or not the gross premium
Was derived from a fire risk Or from
other lines OF coverage extended by
such company Under date OF De-
cember 20, 1921, the attorney gen.
erals office. in i written opinion, adj
Ylsed this department that where
premiums collected by insurance COM
panies for protection against fire
losses are segregated from the pre-
miums collected for protection
against other causes of damage, the
fire marshal tax should only be levied
upon the amount of fire insurance
premium. Consequently, while the
fire marshal tax for the year 1921
was s40.310.59 for the year 1923 L
is only s30,77S3S1."
No Insurance Lost
Although the period of deflation
was trying time for all business.
not one dollar was lost to citizen
Of the state through insurance dur