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tertained last nisht for Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Stewart 8. becker. Tho even.
ing was spent In playing bridge and
dancing. Al the close Of the even
ing delicious refreshments were
eervcd by the hostess. Those pros
ont were MIR. and Mrs, Louis Hoae-
land. Mr.. and Mrs. c, n Brown. Mr.,
and Mrs. Lester Tcrwiliigcr, MIR,
and Mrs. Stewart s. Becker and
Mayor Wiley.
Mrs. n. Hanlcn Crump gave a
party Tuesday afternoon Mt her
apartment for Mrs, r. r. Dunn.
who left Wednesday morning for
Spokane. wash. where she will
spend few weeks before joining
her husband in tho south. Those
present were: Mrs. +. +. Dunn.
Mrs. q. c. Lorcnf. Mrs. Byron
Noud. Mrs. Bert 1glc, Mrs, r. r.
Mcdonald and the hostess,
Tho st. Pauls Episcopal suiid
met Friday at the homo OF Mrs, +.
J. wilde with good attendance.
I, was agreed to have a chicken
dinner in the chamber OF commerce
the night OF election. May 18th.
Dinner will be served at and
p. M. A splendid menu has been
arranged. After the business ses-
sion socia, hour was spent and
delicious refreshments, were served
by the hostess.
The regular meeting OF the W. G.
T. L. will be held in the parlors of
the Presbyterian church Tuesday.
May Is. at 2 p. m. Miss rricke,
county health nurse, will give a
talk on care OF children. Any
Is cordially invited to come.
II was voted at the previous meet
ing to hold a woman's food ex-
change at each monthly meeting.
Every member OF the union IL urged
10 be present. and any article OF
cooked food brough, will be appre.
ciated. The proceeds will 20 TO
The children's farm home.
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NOTICE or SALE on REAL

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE or OREGON FOR klAM.
ATH COUNTY
In tho Matter of Estate Of John W.
Banta. Deceased.
Notice In hereby given that pur'
suant to an order of tho above en-
titled court. made and entered on
April 90. lea2. tho undersigned nd.
minisirator Of tho above mentioned
estate. from and after June I. 1879,
will scli az private sale real proper.
~ belonging to said estate. described
as.
situate ip Klamath county. Orc.
Gon. Southwest Quarter of Houth'
west Quarter of Section Twenty
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-13

8. c. White LeGhorn Baby Chts
for April. May and Juno delivery
from our own bred-to-lay stock. Our
prices are right. Model Poultry Farm.
w. G. Smith. Prop. Corning. Cal.
Established 1904. Sn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-13

Swedish select certified eeed oats.
ton lots ~ cts: lee quantity . cts.
J. A. BushonG. Klamsth ralls. Orc-
goo. Call at Ausphsy's Feed store.
ia 3. 9Th q. 90
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MOTHERS DAY

Who said: Hitch your wagon to
starsv
Who seeks Inspiration from aftr!
God hitched my wagon to q star
MY MOTHER
And far OF near. long day or year;
need no other.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
A2A,0O REMAND

Twenty-Five dollars will be paid for
| the arrest Of the party who stole ths
gum machine At the pop corn stand
last night.
JAS. II. PICKLE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-13

WHITE LEOHoRN baby chicka Tan.
cred strain. Reduced 10 5000 per
100. Henry Farratt. Corning. Calf.
s.3o
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-13

FOR SALE-i60-acres Of fine Pine
Timber laying 9 miics east Of Sy.
can Marsh. In summer Lake belt. In
SectionA lS and -. Township 81.
RanGc is East, Estimated at $500.
600 feet. $3.50 pr thousand. Joc
Graham. Gen. Del. sassnvillc. Calf
.H 1915
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-13

nese and japanese music were Civ
en- on the vfctrola. Those prcseu,
were Mesdames Agnes Bryan. Geo
Grisslc. Eta Winter Fem Yaden,
o. b. Dollsrhide. W. J. Steinmets,
o. N. Hector, Virgil Ysdcn. w, p,
Barker, E. ]. Boyd. James Covert,
+. r. skillinston. II. E, Momycr,
Lou Martin, s. c. koppen. VIII
Wood. Lemon. d. NJ. Smith. s. J.
CLANCY. l.. r. Phelps, c. v. Fisher.
L. Lewis, Harry Peits, c. Maier,
Hutchias, Kempe. Guy sstterlse. J.
N. Guthrie, Bert withrow, =. +.
HiGsiuson. Geo. Downing. Nellie
Wall. Elmer Hendricks, Moilie BEL
ding, Hamme,l and Miss Katherine
Upp.
, The PsychsloU class will meet
Monday evening st the Library club
rooms 1t O'Clock. Mrs. Matte
Carr will be che leader for the
ov00lok #ss'sr .H.s
.- ..,.4t . = o :.
The "sprsses line" ,danes Of the
Assemhly club was held Monday
svenisg ct the Waite Pelican hotel.
Tue roon .~ss beautifully dsoorat-
81 witt, ohessy blossoms. The cen.
tsal pillars, vsrs covered At the
bass With green ieaves and che
,flowerIne -branchcs grew from
smoae them. L.. yes 81 informal
dsues, and the ladiss all wore sum
|mer drsesss Of org.ndy and lawn.
In spite Of the snow outside. It was
like sprins Within, and the usm-
bers sad, Sheir Suests spent one OF
the most euoyable eyesings Of the
~ rcs,.., 0 o. Q,
The choir ,of the Presbyterian
church met for q social eveuing
Frsdav .s,. the homo Of Mr.. and
Nrs. A. u. Collier. Third ana Pine
,strsets. A musical program vas
sivsa ~. :Doetoes Geo. Msi,ett and
Herbert Naiisst, 4. 9. ves4ch. Per-
,ev Hv,ta Mr.. nsrt. @. Tnomas and
.As,.. M.,..,., vr,rs., M, a =.
~. ,.,H . .>.A,,, r.,H, IN IN.
.,s,,,, !. ,w,.- n. ..,v.a =, N.
Aos... ,..,ss.s - NJ. rnow.,
1nnss s,....t vs,. -, ana NJ.
p.,cv e.,r. N, r.,a ~,
s,ou,s n, ana ~, u.,h.,, Nal.
,.,, N. ..a NJ. o. M.n.,, NJ
.,a NJ, = q v.,,.h ~ .na ~,
p.-, = rs.v.. M,.,a ~.
=. Riee. ,M,,..- Var, Hov,,on Mar.
,.,., wo,A.u Mar n.n ana r,o,-
.,.. po,,., -
-. q q,
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kSSH.5's42!

Mrs. Leslie Rogers entsstaineA
with five tables of auction bridge
Thursday afternoon at her Home o
Pacific terrace. Al the close ofths
afternoon delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess. assisted
by her daughters. Zepha and Jean.
Mrs. Charles r. Stone won the
prize for high score. Those pres
ent were Mesdames: =. Hill Hun
ter. J. A. Gordon. II. d. Newell.
Burge Mason. Oscar Shive. Bert O.
Thomas. w. o. Smith. chss. Wood
Eberiein. Henrietta Melhase. J. C..
Brockenbrough, Chas. #. Stone.
l.. F. wiiletts. G. A. Krause. Merle
West. Percy Evans. Fred Baker. C.
!. Roberts. Karl Cummings. and the
Misses Emily McBroom aud Nauds
Baldwin.
The Kedron club met at the
home OF Mrs. Bert c.; Thomas on
Tuesdaf evening. Assistant hos.
tesses were Mrs. Herbert Phillips
and Miss Maud Carlton. After tbs
business meeting . social bour fol-
lowed and the ladies OF the club
presented Miss Fannie Virgil . gift
as she Is TO be married soon and
leave Klamath Falls. She will b.
greatly missed In the Kedron club
and by all her friends here. Re.
freshments, wera served BY. the hos
tesses. aud the following guests
were present; Mesdames w. 8.
Slough. Burse Mason. CramAlitt, q.
r. Goldapp OF Portland. Victor Pal.
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Rll.z SCHOOL OF MUsiC
Present enrolment - pupils.

INV Mase 10 . HAaso0 :
For the fact that COR pssssst enroll
ment 10 the largest ever held By Q
school IN Klamath eounty. Complete
course % the piano b 20 Lessons.
Course starts at any time. Enrou now.
Studio 306-30S wintsrs' Bldg. 30tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-13
and Joan Mcdonald win bc ,hcrc
most OF the aummer.

and Joan Mcdonald will bc thcrc
mos, Of the summer.
q .
Tho regular meeting OF tho Ladies'
club Of n. r, q, r, will bc hold Tucs.
day afternoon at tho Elks' Temple
at sao. The hostcsacs for tho after.
noon are Mira. o. W. Robertson. n.
d. Hall. u. ". iauGor, aud Mrs. Dick.
erman. All visiting lady Elks arc
cordially invited. .
On Thursday evening Mr.. aud Mrs.
H. NJ. Manning entertained with u
dinner and theatre patty In honor
Of their daughter Elisabcth's 18th
birthday. Flowers and favcrs car.
ricd out tho pink and whitc color
scheme, Tho table WAS laid Tor tho
following. Kathryn uirich. Marsarc,
liargus. Marian wortloy. Helen
Caldwell. Dorothy Dclsc,i. Abort
Moorland, George psw. Henry Ger.
bcr. Roliin Cantra,l. wilmot sand.
ham. Elizabeth and James Manning.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-13

HEMSTlTCHlNG and PicotinG A..
tachment. Fits any sewing ma.
chine. Price $500. Ecouomy Ra,cs
Company. Billings. Mont. s.lS'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-13

u. X. CARPENTER. Painter sad
Papsrhangsr. Phone 37sJ
A-9.M.iss
SHOE REPAiRINo-Jsct rrost. ii9
3. Sixth Bt. 17tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-13

wANTED--About June I, a five or
six room modern house. unfur-
nished. G. l.. Jamison, phone s5s-w.
= ls-iSs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-13

FOR RENr--3-room completely fur
nishcd house. Inquire sos 9Th or
phone 2iS-W. 1916
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT--An apartment. Liberty
rooms. corner Srd and Main SITS.
1915
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-13

FOR RENT-Reasonabie. 60xss
store room also ~ nnfurnishcd
rooms over store. Inquire "a: Main
ST, i2-i3
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WANTED or /: first class paint
crs. W. +. and J. T.. Patterson.
$50 =. 9Th 81. l2-i3s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-13

FOR SALE-Kiamauh grown Cab-
bag0 plants: iSc per dozen. <S,s
Main street Al Crystal lc-l<s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-13

The Psychelogy class will meet
Monday evening st the Library club
rooms 1t . O'Clock. Mrs. Matte
Carr will be che leader for the
svsaisg -..s "a .u.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. April 27--The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Enaneering
School OF the Seamcn's Church Institute. %
south street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
18TH meridian. or hours slow Of Greenwich
mean time Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
gen0
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Oaxaca. Puebia. Tiaxcala and Vera Cruz.
ST. YUCATAN. Z 80 AN ~.
Costa Rca Canal Zone, except letter
maiD. panama. except letter maiD. Saliva
dor tLa Union and San Miguel. prints. &C.
only, Nicaragua Except East COAST.
tor Nacaome. Tegu,igalpa and Yuscaran). In
Honduras, Cauca and Narino departments OF
Colombia and Ecuador CUBA, other parts
of Honduras and letter mail for Salvador
must be specially addressed) via Havana.
rlstobal and Port Limon, str PASTORES,
4 AM (sup o AN -.
Porto Rico. ST Thomas. ST Croix, San
Pedro de Macoris and San Domingo City
Via San Juan. str PORTO RICO (sea post) .
Curacao and Venezuela also specially ad-
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico VIA
Mayaguez, Laguayra. Curacao and Mara
caibo, str ZULIA. $3.50 AN (sup 8 80 AM ~.
South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay via Rio Janeiro, Montevideo and
Buenos Aires. str PAN AMERICA, Q AM 81.
Pernambuco. Parahyba. Natal. Bahia and
Scrgipe (other parts OF Brazil must be spe-
cially addressed) via Pernambuco. Bahia.
Rio Janeiro and Santos. str SANTAREM. 0
AM.
North Brazil. Iquitos. Ceara. Maceio and
Cabedello tcther parts Of Brazil must be
specially addressed) via Para, Ceara.
Maceio. Pernambuco. Cabedello and Natal,
str JUSTIN, AM
ST Thomas. 81 Crolx, St Kits. Nevis.
Saba, ST Martins. st Eustatius. Antigua.
Montserrat. Guadeloupe, Dominica. Marti-
niaue. ST Lucia. Barbados and Guiana Gre
cially addressed) via st Thomas. st Croix.
st kits. Antigua. Guadeloupe. Dominica.
Martinique s. Lucia and Barbados. str
MARTINIQUE, IL AN (sup IL M.
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SHIP MASTER URGES
MARINE SUBSIDY
Labor Representative of 1000
Says Trade Fleet Would
Spread U. S. Doctrine.
w. L. MARVIN TESTIFIES
Ship Owners Official Favors
Bill Because 1t Means En-
ploying American Crews.

WASHINGTON, April 27 - Disappear
ance OF the American merchant marine
from the seas unless generous SUBJ
sidy is provided was predicted to-day at
the joint Congressional hearing on the
Administration ship subsidy bill by Capt.
John +. Milliken, secretary-treasurer OF
the Neptune Association OF Licensed
Masters and Mates of ocean and coast
wise steam vessels
AS the first labor representative to
testify Capt Millixen reported that his
association. composed of approximately
1000 licensed masters and deck officers
favored early enactment of the pending
legislation.
1--WE believe" he declared. lit Is vitality
necessary for our country to have an
adequate merchant marine with lesisa-
tive protection and Government assist
ance to deliver the goods of our country
in time of peace 10 spread American
doctrines and develop American business
throughout the world and to assist our
navy in time of war"
The witness was of the opinion that
Government assistance would only be
needed until an American shipping in
dustry could become thoroughly organ
ICED and esta blished. He declared II
was absolutely necessary for the future
success OF the American merchant ma
rine that the officers be 100 per cent.
American citizens.
Winthrop l.. Marvin. New York. vice.
president and general manager of the
American Ship Owners Association,
coupled with his advocacy of favorable
Congressional action on the bill, vigor-
Gus denial that American ship owners
would rather employ foreigners than
Americans for their crews. Such an I'M
preston, he said, seems to have been
spread through Congress. and l want to
lose no time in mailing that lie"
Zone OF the chief reasons we are for
this BILL" MIR. Marvin added, sis that 1t
will enable American shipowners TO en-
ploy American crews"
Persistent questioning of Mr.. Marvin
by Representative Davis. Democrat. Ten
nessee, linked with the demand that
ship owners lay their cards on the Ia
BILE" by furnishing information as to
their profits, subsidiary interests. sal
aries and activities generally. brought
on wordy tilt between Mr.. Davis and
Chairman Greene OF the House mer-
chant marine committee.
Charging that the Tennessee Demo-
crat had never been the friend of the
American marine Mr.. Greene declared
he was resorting to unfair tactics.
IT deny those accusations" retorted
Mr.. Davis. adding that the chairman
was attempting to 'squelch" an effort
to ascertain facts to which Congress
is entitled before deciding whether a
bounty should be granted the shipping
interest" With considerable heat Mr..
Greene replied that the charge was
''unr easonable."
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

office
registered articles have to be mailed between me
and
potag
mall European T
asuppm mail poo Off Is o
DISABLING
The
BY a
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
FRIDAY, APRIL es.

FRIDAY, AfhlL 70.
Norway, Sweden and Finland via Bergen
also parcel post mails for Norway, str
BERGENSFJoRD. $3.50 AM tsup AM ID.
SATURDAY. APRIL 90
Europe. Africa and West Asia Qreland
must be specially addressed) via Plymouth
Great Britain. France and the countries
mentioned In notes and below via
Plymouth and Cherbourg. and parcel post
malls for Germany. Austria, Czecho- Sso-
yakia, Hungary and Switzerland. via
AM (sup 0 AN -.
Ireland (other countries must be specially
addressed) via Queenstown, Plymouth and
Cherbourg; also parcel post mails for Ire
land via Queenstown. str PRESIDENT
ADAMS. 7 AM (sup AM -.
and other parts of West Africa must be spe-
cially addressed) via Teneriffe, Dakar. Free
town, Cape Palmas. Seccondee. Cape Coast,
Salt Pond and Accra: also parcel post mails
for Santa Cruz de Teneriffe. Cadiz and
Liberia. str BURUTU, 8 AM.
Great Britain, Ireland. South Africa, Ma
deira and Cape Verde Islands (other coun-
tries must be specially addressed) via Plym-
outh and Cherbourg: also parcel post mails
tor Great Britain, Ireland and the countries
mentioned In note A below via Plymouth
and parcel post mails for Belgium. Luxem-
burg and Belgian conga via Antwerp. str
ICELAND, 3 AM (sur 9 80 AM -.
Europe. Africa and West Asia Via Plym-
outh, Boulogne and Rotterdam (nIail must
be specially addressed) also parcel post
malls for Netherlands via Rotterdam, str
NIEUw AMSTERDAM, AM (sup 9:3C
AM ID.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Close at New York at PM as follows:
Japan. Corea. China, Siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies Except
sumatra). via Seattle. str kASHlMA MARu'
Hawaii % via San Francisco. str MAUI.
Japan, Corea and Siberia via Seattle. also
parcel post malls for Japan and Corea. str
lYO MARU, April %.
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only via Seattle. str TALTHf-
bus. April 20.
Hawaii a., Philippine Islands ~. Hong
Kong. French Indo-China and Netherlands
East Indies Except Sumatra) via San Fran
cisco: also parcel post malls for Hong
Kong, Siam, French Indo- China and Straits
Settlements, str CREOLE STATE. April 20.
Tahiti, Marque5as. Cook Islands. New
Zealand and Australia. via San Francisco;
rlso parcel pos. malls for Society Islands,
Cook Islands. New zealand ana Austraua,
str TAHITI. April 80.
Hawaii 81 and specially addressed mail
for Japan, Corea and China via san Fran
cisco, str PERSIA MARU. April 80.
Japan, Corea and Siberia via Seattle; also
parcel post rails for japan and Corea. SIT
ALABAMA MARU, May s.
Japan, Corea. China. Siberia, French moo
China Netherlands East Indies Except SUI
matra) and Philippine Islands ca via Seat
tie: also parcel pos. malls for Japan, Cerea.
China Siam, French Indo-China and Straits
Settlements. str WENATCHEE. May 60.
.Ordinary (unregistered) letters mailed up
to PM the rext day will. provided there
Is no delay in the overland transit, reach
Seattle in time for connection with tie
steamer mentioned.
tSupplementary mail accepted pier.
tAli classes OF mail. including domestic
parcel post, sent TO Hawaii Guam and
Philippine Islands by the above dispatches.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

ren.ne racksonviiIe Noon
Martinic,,a {, THOMAS &c. Pm
Wamns Nav orleans. Noon
Montauk. Lont on. ................
New York City. Bristol. .......... -
Nleuw Amsterdam, Rotterdam... NOON
or,sahs uavana. .......... 10 80 AM
6ronasa Hamburg Noon
Pan America, Buenos Aires. &C.. Noon
porto Rlco san Juan Noon
praeident Adam4. London. II 100 AM
president Taft. Bremen.......... II 100 AM
i,oraIind 81 Johns NF....... Noon
cantarenn Santos Noon
yncatan1 Vera Cruz.............. 10 100 AM
ICELAND Antwerp Noon
1ujia i,aguayra. &C. Noon
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str Edgehill. Rotterdam via Philadelphia.
10 the Black Diamond Steamship Co. with
rndse Went to pier 8. Army Base, Brooklyn.
str Mineola. Salaverry April !. Guayaquil
9th. Emeraidas 18th Buenaventura 18th,
Cristobal 18th and Porto Colombia 18TH, 10
the Grace Steamship Line, with mdse: Vert
Str Iowan, San Francisco via Boston. TO
the United American Lines. Went to pier ..
Eush Docks, BROOKLYN
str Robin oioodfellow. San Francisco. &c.
%en the 10 psr a. Norm River CO. VA"
" Str sixaoa. cartaeena April Il, Porto
Colombia 18th. Santa Marta 18TH, Cristooa.
10Th and Kingston 2lst, to the United rru
co, with 81 passengers, malls and mdse
Went TO pier L.. Eas River.
Str Matura tBrl. Trinidad April 10, e
Furness, Witty & Co, with passengers, mails
and mdse. Anchored in Quarantine.
str Callabasss, San Juan April 10. to the
Atlantic Fruit Co. with mdse. Went TO pisi
Z. North River. =,
cananova 22d. to the Atlantic Fruit Co. witt
fruit Went TO pier &c. East River
Str Verona tNor). Kingston. 80, a.
Str Fort Victoria (Br), bermuda April %
10 the Furness- Bermuda Line. with 345 pas
scngers. mails and mdse. Went to pier %
North River.
Gulf Refining co. with crude oil. Went e
STR Guifqueen. Port Arthur, 10 the Gul
Refining Co. with crude oil. Went to Bav
str Str Hunt. Texas city April 20. to /
Hague with crude oil.
Str Alamo. Mobile. to the Mallory Steam
chip Co. with passengers and mdse. Wen
to pier 3s. North River.
str Ossabaw. Mobile April 81, to the Nal
Tory steamahip Go, with mdse. Went e
pier IS. North River
Str Lcnape, Jacksonville, 70 the CLYDE
Steamship Co. with passengers and mdse
Went TO pier 80. North River
str Arapahoe, Jacksonville and Charleston
10 the Clyde Steamship Co. with passenger
and mdee.
Str Jefferson, Newport News and Norfolk
20 the Old Dominion Transportation Co
North River.
str Gal,ymore CBr). Baltimore. TO Fur
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BRITISH RATE WAR
MOTIVES DEFENDED
Lamporf-HoH Official Replies
to Lasker.

Moves in the South American passen-
ger rate war between the Munson Line
and the Lamport & Holt Line were lin
tied yesterday to the issuance of a let
ter from David Cook. New York man
ager of the British company. to Chair
man Laske- Of the Shipping Board.
After saying that Lamport & Holt zap
preciated the spirit of the letter OF
Chairman Lasker published yesterday
and would respect his intention mot to
pursue the controversy in public Mr..
Cook writes:
The questions involved are so intri-
cats that IL would be difficult ade-
uuately to ventilate them other than by
conference. But we feel II is due TO US
10 answer one or two points in your
letter. Our assertion as 10 the twenty.
four hours notice having been given Is
corroborated by the fact that the Mum
son Line made press announcement
simultaneously with ourselves Our ac-
ton in lowering rates does not substan-
tiate such motives as are imputed TO us
therefrom, and your press statement
indicated tat the Munson Line them
selves contemplated action In the same
direction
The reduction should help both travel
and traffic. and as a matter Of fact II
has brought down fares only to the same
level as from Europe TO South America.
As regards our Nandyck, this vessel was
included on the basis of lower rates for
lower speed for the reason that he-
rating IS fifteen knots, whereas TIE adj
vertised speed OF the Munson steamers
Is nineteen knots.
II I'VE cannot accept your experts
statement that we refuse to cooperate
on cargo rates. II Is well known tina,
we have been. and still are. III con-
ference 20 agree on rates IN the River
Plate trade. In other trades where
there is no such agreement we submit 1;
~ due TO conditions for which neither
the Shipping Board nor ourselves ar.
responsible"
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Leave weekdays, Franklin ST.. ct up. NJ.
w. f2oth st, 4;30 r. M. Phone walker G131.
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Aquitanfa (Br), from Southampton. Is
expected TO dock at pier 81. North River.
foot OF West 18th street, Friday afternoon.
Str Lituania dam. Danzig. &c. for New
York. sailed from islifax 9th. Is expected
10 arrive at New York Saturday.
Str La Savoie (Fr). Havre for New York.
Is expected to dock at pier 81. North River.
foot OF West 18th street. about $3.50 AN
Monday
Str Haverford (Br). Hamburg for New
York, Is expected 10 dock at pier 60, North
River. foot OF West 18th street. Friday
afternoon.
Str George Washington. Bremen, &c. for
New York, Is expected, to dock at pier 4.
Hoboken. Saturday afternoon.
Str Noordam (Dutchl. Rotterdam. &c. for
New York. Is expected TO dock at foot OF
9TH street. Hoboken. Sunday morning.
Is expected to dock at pier !. Hoboken. late
Sunday afternoon.
Str Hudson. Bremen for New York. is ex-
rected TO dock at pier !, Hoboken. Monday
afternoon.
Str Southern Gross. Buenos Aires. &C. for
New York, Is expected to dock at pier 3.
Hobokcn. Sunday forenoon.
Str Matura tBr). Trinidad for New York.
Str Panhandle State, London for New York.
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