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New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

WeddingTakes
Place April l8
Grace Church To Be Scene
of Ceremony. DIR. Slatiery
Officiating: Reception at
Bride's Old Home Follows
Miss Shriber Selects Day
Will Be Welded TO William
4. Hanway or April 20:
Choalcs Receive Tonight

Miss Eleanor Landon, daughter of
~. and Mrs. Francis G. Landon. of
isl East Fifty-sixth Street, will be
married. to Philip Mace. Parker on
,aril Is II Grace Church The bride
Ass selected for her attendants her sis
.,r. Miss Adelaide Lsndon, who will be
.hs maid Of honor; Miss Hope Lincoln.
Mss Beatrice Pratt, Miss Barbara ks
-. Miss Elizabeth Hyde, Miss Corncla
sage and Mrs f. Roland n. Hartman.
o. this city; Miss May Bremen, of Bos
ten, ard Miss Alma Parker. younger
sister Of The bridegroom. There will
be two little flower girls, Agnes Pyne.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Tsv-
lor Pync jr.. and Caralainc SAWYER.
laughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene NJ,
Sawyer.
Dudley F. Parker viii be his broth -
ers best man and the ushcrs will be f.
Roland \. Hartman, Rossitcr Carroll
Richard H. Cobb, William f.. Studdi-
iord jr.. ". X. K. Taylor ir., Fford
Burchell, Anson ". II. Taylor and Jo-
<cph Young.
The Rev Dr.. Charles Lewis Slsttcrv
si'l oNiclato at the ceremony and re
.epi!on viii follow at the homo Of the
brides parents
Hsnvay-Shribcr Wedding Aprii 20
Mss Ruth H. Shribcr, daughter Of
NT. aud Mrs. Harry T. Shribcr, will
lscome the hrIdc Of William A Han
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
MRS. Il. Il. KNOX

LEAVENWORTH, Kan March 22-
Mrs. r. X. Knox, wife OF Colonel
Knox. an instructor at the General Serv-
ice School at Fort Leavenworth, died
to-day. She had been resident Of the
post since 1917. She was born in Fred
ericksburg. Va.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
BENJAMIN T. HAMMOND

WORCESTER, Mass, March %. Ben
janin T. Hammond, scventy-siX years
old, for many years widely known
musician and prominent socially in this
city. died yesterday in Rome, where he
has lived twentyone years. Death re-
suited from nasal hemorrhage. ac-
cording to telegram received to-day
By T. Hovey Gage, Mr.. Hammond's at
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Mrs. Y. u. Lanicr To E,tcr,,;

ihe last of a series Of rcceutions
whleh W Mrs. James +. d. Lanicr. Of 123
hast lh'r'y-hfth Street, has held dur
ing the winter will take place Sunday
al iternoon at her home. following thc
hnal concert Of the Friends oc Muse
o. which organization Mrs. Lanicr is
Snc president. These receptions have
i' peell one OF the features of tho season.
nsro'd bauer, who will be the soloist
at tho Sunday concert, which viii hn
held At Town Hall, viii be among tbc
guests. as Will also Artuv Bodanzkv
ana other artists from the Mctropoli-
tan Opera House.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Cowdin and
Mrs. William A. Prime were among
those who entertained at luncheon
yesterday at the Avignon.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

Mrs. Turnhull Oelrichs entertained
at luncheon yesterday at the Ritz
Carlton.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

Mrs. Henry Anderson Conan will
leave town to-day for White Sulphur
Springs. ". Va Mr.. Conan will Join
her there next week.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Society Notcs

MIS- Robert r. Hit. who was at the
hltz-carlton for few days, has rc
turned to Washington
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Death and In Memoriam Notices
may be iclephoned to The Tribune
any time UP to midnight for IN
scriion in the next days paper.
Telephone Beekman 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

a benefit performance of up tho
Ladder" viii be given at the PLAY
mouse March p in aid of the Wiawaka
Ho'ldsy House. Among those who viii
ch1ter'ain parties arc Mrs Joseph II.
uhoate lr" Ms. James Colby Colgate.
Mrs. II. Hobart Porter and others
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

CASTOR liebert had party at lunch
con yesterday at Delmonico's.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
MARRIAGES

FASSLER-OAKLEY- the Church OF
the Ascension, Tuesday. March 81,
1922. Frances Parker Seaman Oakley
daughter Of Mrs. Marie Parker and tho
late Hgbert r. Seaman, to Leo Tassler.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

Mrs. John Aspcgrcn also entertained
at luncheon at Dclmonico's.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

Mrs William Warner Hoppin will
give dinner at the Ritz-Carlton on
Saturday night.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

way son of Mr.. and Mrs rohr 1r,r
SS"s' OF Pelham Manor. on April 20 in
w. a',, vancss Church, Madison Avenue
sna HeVenty-frst Street. Her attend
an'S W VIII be Miss Florence Rrush
"'ss h'isabeth Rice. Miss Edith Flctchl
CT and Miss Jane Brewer.
howard Hanway will be his broth.
cF best man. The ceremony viii ho
Cn,p 1v,,I"ca ny reception at the Hotel
Mr and Mrs, Joseph II. Choatc will
vhVef'aln the members Of the Thursday
~ ,,nNc1n,'hg Club tonight at their home
~ East Ninety fourth Street. "Snn.
pressed Desires the cast to include
memS"'s of society, will be rivcn.
Young women of society will pivc m
eNnfoition OF clog dancing this after.
noon IN the ballroom of the Colon,
NInn for the benefit Of st Christophcr'e
1uiid ,ii OF st. Mary's Free Hospital for
Mrs. Horatio Seymour Shonnard ravo
'uncheon yesterday at Pierre's. Her
guests included Mrs. Howard G. Bro.
ka"' Mrs. Walter G. Mcclure and Mra
Alexander u. h. Pratt.
V'ners who had luncheon parties
yesterday at Picrros were Mrs. Iamos
no"eli Putnam. Mrs Morgan Bcl,non4
MRS, Eugene s. Reynal and Mrs Jeror>a
Napoleon Bonapartc.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
DIYrENKAcItrn- 49, -, an rnhr n

beloved hYSha nd or Anna Luedskc. Fus
hersl ana service Thursday st p M,
~ his late hon-. = bell sv.. Bsysifss
L.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
DEATHS

DAWSON Jersey city. on TuesdaYs
March a. 1929 Robert iyaweon- Reia]
tiges and friends are invited 10 attend
funeral services 81 his late rcsidence. IoT
Lexington ay., Jersey city. on Thursday
MArcn q Q % N
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

D1THAs ~~ Louise Rhirelande- Thorns.
widow of the late John DItmAs ir. on
Monday. March % 1929 at her rest
dence, lo4 Pierrepont at. Brooklyn
Funeral services viii be held at Grace
Church on tho Heights on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

HanNsy-Shribcr Wedding April 20
Mss Ruth II. Shribcr, daughter Of
Nr. aud Mrs. Harry r. Shribcr. will
become the bride of William A. Han
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07
Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
many NmIrks.

many CuiIKs-kcrp your hons laying.
We viii sell you tho chicks from our
pure bred HuTau-toHtud and trapuesivd
hens. Rocks. Reds MNauduttCH. OrpinE
tons, Auruuaa. lpguornH, ltc up. CIR.
Cultr Walnut Ridge Hatchery Butler
Illinois.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07
Employment
nrLr wANrrn--rrMALr

WANTEDHlO Young women TO enter tfslu
Ing school for nurses; only those Of good
character and habits need apply. AD-
ply Tulsa Hospital under new manage
mont" Louise 81. Browne, aupornteud.
eui ~ nurses
StouuRrapher or typBt with
aoWo general offiuo experience, call at
1909 Daniel Uldr
WANTED Colorod Rirl for general house,
work " per week No phone calls an
swHrcd 1905 s. Detroit
WANTED Competent white woman f0r
general houseworlg Ihouc osaEe s6ls
WANTED--Flve moro women ~
canvass city. excellent proposition
to willing workers. Apply at
once, Gatclys.
YOUNG GIRL go lopru office work. steady
position. kt3.F ynro uf World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07

on improved Tulsa propertv--75 o-
t20 monthly payment plan. ca,
handle some good apartment loans
DAVENPORT & RATCIlFP
Usage 74S 81 East Flnb y,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07
Financial
MAI EsrATfc

REAL ESrATE--IOANs =,
WILL BUY well secured real estate -
Z. u. Brooks 20l Bliss BLDG -''a
81 500 PR1VATE money 10 loan g, IT,
property, Mr. Bruce. Usage 6esl
$50 900 TO LOAN this month ON i,.,-s,.,
Tulsa property. F. " jordan. rrgll
Ccdar 1io6i Osare ete1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07
UERRIEs
ONIONS

ron SALE RarWudn onion plants; crYs,
tal wHN, Al.hu, ygllowH. fi,eA delivered
parcel post money refunded N not salts,
fled, ~ years IN tho business, Il. M
johnson, lHlitns IeNaa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07
WNNTrD--T0 Boi,Row
instruction

EDUCATIONAL AND MrsioL n
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION. IN SHORTHAND
snd typcWritlng. Osuge 76i4U Ns.
tlnual School Of Shorthand
THOROUGHiY competent teacher I,.
started beginners music class. want,
four more pupils. Call mornings. Usage
06f3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07
Employment

sTTI ATIONs wANTED-FEMALE -
COMPETENT white woman wants work
by hour. Cedar 3lN3.
FOR EXPERIENCED midwife and nurse.
Cau Mrs. Marshru. Osage S52-R.
LAUNDRY -Rough dry aud finished. Cis'
torn water Called Tor aud delivered.
Usage 42is.
REFINED. young lady wants place IN
home as companions care ut children, or
homework evenings, iu exchange Tor
room and board. References furnished
ser rrro W world.
NANrED-Au kinds of laundry wora and
house cleaning hy tho hour. Prices
reasonable. Icl'phoun N"ge ali9.J,
WNNTED-A position as huuscsoeper or
cook, by On experienced lady with best
Of references, ~ objection TO children.
Address or call Mts 81. l.. s., 2Oj N.
Birch 81. Sapup1, okla.
YOUNG woman employed desires sleeping
room in exchange for caro- Of child 10
evenings. GG-N care ~ World.
YOUNG LADY experienced bookkecpcr,
typlst, wants position, q, Brady, 300
~ Lewis. Cedar 2UbO,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07
Ruainess Service

bt NiNi-N SENNittS OllINID %
u'HpH ntNbE5 shHrrrnad or money to-
funded. one. edge blades SOC dor, two
edge blades 600 dozen. Mau orders rlt"n
prompt attention. g.. a. Fall, 400 s
MHln 1uls1, pt'p.
WANTED Feather bcds 90 mako into
sectional UuiitrHH. bld pillows made
new, now pillows fDr sale. work Tunr.
'ut'r1. uaHgo 1880.
UtiIDiNu hNn CONTRACTING -
4 % pIDEUNs Nrtrr we'll d,Uur CON
tractor Slt D.. Fourth place. paags
g. y ltNnam raoueF psprrbsgg.ug
Osnge 2ei5.J
cAiTENrEt hSp lugrAuH WORK.
oungo top ~ stevens
CARPENTER w0rh now sud repair.
reasonahle Phone osage aio6.
-. a. CURTIS
pHONES OFFtCE CEDAR esli
HEsiDENCE OHAGE 1Os2.u
2l1 pau-Amcrlcun HliK.
Iinh ana Nuuldcr,
Tulsn. oklahoma
FOR FiRar CLASS cement work call A.
w Miller CctHr i2t2
dOiNu no FAINT or dcooratc1 Gait
Tittormou iturglnn. Wen save you
money oHuFo dtN3.
LEr Mw WiRE your home on smnlt
profit Licensed electrician. paHgo
iGa-R
.OriN HnOp carpenters aud painters
wish employment, dny or Job. Cedar
1907
PLhSTERlNG, repair. pntCh work spe-
cial al work neatly ana promptly done.
osaFg i2lI -.----.-....-.-
roy Frye. cement contractor. drive.
ways specially Usage alO2 II. l3l6
ruE MAN WHO KSOWs' saves your
building money aud satisfies Manly
WANTED uuildng and repair work
painting aud dcuurutiug Celi McEwtu,
WINDOWS aud door frames, cabinets ani
general carpenter WORK. tatihfhctluu
guntantccd. uaege slla,
DREssMAKING ING-MIiIINERN "a
BUNGALOW ltAT suOr
save money IN exclusive millinery old
hats made over, open evenings,
iti1 e. Quincy Usage atoa
BUNGALow APRON AuoP
/ Aprons. droHHra mHdo 60 order, GOOD ma
| tctihl furnished, slsos up TO ia. Usage
c,gS.I
| Cnu.DltEN's sewlng. plain aud fancy
/ tpll nHsEc ottO
DREAsNiAKiNu and alteration by ca
poricuced drosamakcr, Cedar 1895,
bkESsMAkINu aud alteration. suits 70.
lined, tal dresses made Tor i2,9O up
Satisfaction snatantced. nsaEe bAAe
DREssMAKtNu. experienced. SOS $. nj.
wHud. Usage b0a2-N.
| pNEssNtAKING, embroidery. hand made
lingerie. mems silk shirts. i2o's Il.
Elgiu. oHHgc 1883 J.
pHEsSMAkl INC, chiliren's ciothing: come
to your home II desired. osagc b6ls.
DUESsMANiNu aud alteration. first.
class work, Phone Usage S35i, a0l W.
Brady.
DUEsSM the day or ut my
rvom. Phone Osago $50 Detroit
] nUESSMAKtNG, embroidery, handmade
uuEerio, mons silk Hhlrtn. A20is 8. FL
En OHaEo 1895
FASHION hlors. renttors. southeast cor.
uer scroud and Main upstairs, new
spring wnulouH on display. goud clothes
inado fnt ladloa and gentlemen, cleaning,
repairing, rehtting speciality
FASIuONAHLE dreEsmakug, alterations
and rclluing, Chudrcu'H clothes specially,
/ Osage 1919. 1909 ", SECOND
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07
SEEDS g. NURSERY STOCK

EOTlCU-ren loads tottcd fertilizer ror
flowers beds and hodges. can ubago
hkHt.
WRITE TODAY FOR our Hpring price list
81 nursery stock, sweet potato uiuuta In
season. ozark Nursery CO., Tahlcquah,
OKLA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07
Board and Rooms
N0oNs roR RuNt-rtUNi,uEn Il

ROOMS ron RENr-rtWNisuGn ~
for men C,I 1..eo sftt
i.,.,,--,,,.s..,. ,..-.....t. d.
~, ..'. ,,r,,
Eva
fov-i;iss ...,...,... ,l.... iy
pbo1o 1s,ro gi.H
t,,p-,f.,-., .....,,i...,., ,.....
IN I..,, h..r t..
,.t. cDtl.r,, grf,.. J.f..ru'.s.
Usage 7c. b.
E,p pts,,s, --,,.... ,....--l l.I..f. f.r.
n'shsd room for Quo or tvD gentlemen.
Iillu E,. .lN. e''oI.nF i"Hm inI F.1.
l'in'h 'n pHt.. ''."'' '''.. ...'
"''N' ''''A.'
ftHNlruLu io"uH iHf Ern'.' .n .".f
tho"0r I,h'. 'nn.'in ''"'' u
". ,,"' ,ny u.. .r..' ,.fI.
1000
d. g.. Uur. tfrr
t.pt.ts -sr3t,AaI.. .rf.... ,.aar sut
cedar ;sia No w..o ans .H.uE. "ny-
n,. ,h, '''.''".
......H.. ..........,
70, o. lNll" ..It g....
sttt''" ''''
'EN ~ WIZ N.... ..i.. Nam -,,ar,
E' rfs .l.. ..H ga4re
a..r
jEtFEi.N.. D.. d.N..n H, n.lH
l3o' ''' '."' t''...
.....t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07
Business Service
nMIsAMNKINM-- MII.IINLRN

bbtNNMNhINt-- MILLINERY 20
ron ssusUau,rd bury drrssmaklnE call
D7nH" -'Nl.lt CuIuor fifth and El-
wood
GRADUATE DnLssMAkER speolsll1es In
f9illd,e9.a 90 set'3gg iricas reasonable.
nEMsrlrcHlNG uud rIcotlns attach.
raHly adjusted. prlco 81 90. delivered
with fuIl Instructions. Gem Novelty Co..
loN lr'l ,Duus DhriFti. fcaaa.
NAVE Your grpt"u SEWING DONE
ny AH INrERIENCED pREHs MAX hH.
EWbruidoUtg nuHogrnmtug applique,
steuChiug IN OIL buttons msde, hem.
sutchinR loc pet yard Children's
clothes spgcialty
Usage 21Gi-J. t09 West Third.
LADiEF GOWN9 suits aud wraps. re.
nodded ~ suit tho prevailing vogue.
M q. Cincinnati Usage OaJo.
Mis- NJ, o. nAHnls invites YOU 20 drop
IN 10 zee some Of her hnmstltchinFi she
also covers buttona and makes button.
holes 2osA =. Main, room 2oo.F,
NOTICE
Mrs W. n Porter hRH moved her dress.
making shop to offlce of American
cleaners. ilG g. Boulder ana requests
visit from Oh old customers. also new
ones tho best work for tho least money
join our selling circle. Oaago 161i-J.
cedar 2iob.
rLAlN sEWlNG.-Chtidren's clothes -
speciality rrlcea reasonable. Usage
Business Service
MOVING AND STORAGE 90
CONNEHS transfer aud storage. phone
cedar 1891, Ect our low prices, out-of-
town trlpH
CROSS COUNTRY HAULING prices have
heen cut 20 nll towns within a radius
of tbO miles ot Tulsa. We are thu
prices Phone OHnro itB. Nichols
transfer 4 storage Go.
WREE sToRAGE-rhons Cedar astt;
cedar 2sla. We move anything, any
whore; packing and Grating. Globe
storage q Moving Go,
GET our Low rRICEs on oil field
trucking, cross country moving, crat.
INK, packing stOrBE". Nichols TInus-
ter and Storage co, osage ll1-iis
Il NJ LEAR and hts big padded trans
Ter van moves furniture, cedar le33.
REDUCED RATE on storage and moving.
call US fur prices. Ailas Transfer and
storage Co, Osage apbs.
WiiEN you move call uamblo Transfer.
Usage secs
PAINTING AND DECORATING 80
| A. II. uObuE-Paperhugin aud painting.
| Residence ~ N, RosedalS Cedar 1875.
| ron sPRlNG pAlNriNG and paperhang-
ing. Call usavc i9it; reasonable,
] HAifA Reliable lhlUllNk hhu N'NN-
! rating 81 reasonable prices. san
| Usage sip1,
FURNISH PAPER and paper rooms, 80
end up. chluominng aud painting
| Hogets phone Usage 1tSb-J.
| JUST remember. Tor psperhahkinE and
/ painting. call :. W, Meathcrs OsaEe
| h1lE Samples brought 20 YOUR home.
Estimates chcotiuly given, -
NEW SUPPLY OF wallpaper samples
priced from iOc the roll up, VIII he
! pionsed 60 call and show them. Call
Usage i7s1.H Write 262O Fourth place.
| l.. =, Prcuss, hardwood finiaher painter
/ ana pnperhangcr
/ PApERltNNutNO and painting; tirst-class
work. low prices. opnEe 0e2.l.
! pLASTERtNG, patch work, promptly and
] neatly done. Cedar 1854,
! ROuTuERLANp PAINTING co.
] Painting. paper hanging and hardwood
! finishing service quality sud the right
price, 6i3 W Third. Usage A3l7
] WALL PAPER cleaned, Cuu CEDAR
lOpS Tor our prices,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07

rurU b.. .N. s',cIup ruum fur sau.
rsusn. iu private luwr, connecting
hath. taarU ItHI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07

GRNPENiNES

FANCY white biennial sweet clover. So
bushel our track. Bowman Brus. seed
Co, Concordia, Kansas,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07

BABY CUlCkb-uatChing eHgs. All lead.
inE Varictra Send Tor uee Catnlog.
kvnntdale Uatchcty springfield, Mo,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07

ron ,spcIen,sd fancy dressraking cau
OHNRn -'Ul.U CuIucr Flrh and El-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07
YOU
NEED
THIS
MAN

MAN
Do you need a man who II SO years old.
iO0 per cent American and can stand
on both feetf one who is an organiser
and leader that gets results ana Ia
stills loyalty IN the organizations one
who has achieved results9 II you can
use this man OF proven ability. you owe
II TO yourself 20 grant him ar interview
for you need this man. Address Box
S37-F care ~ World.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FENALE fS
AN UNtNCUMBERED woman, good cook
wants work. NJ. 4. Humphrey Box lsg.
Myuoua, Okla.
bOuKKEEPER ACCOUNTANT, expert
typist, shorthand. dictaphone, all
around office man. desires position.
Complete corporation books, control Rc.
counts, costs, collections. References.
Sta-F, care Of McvA-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-07

I'VE MCGEE tomato makes Ly0O busheis
per acre ana only have the pure,
pcdiEteed seed. Please write Tor full
Information. N. c, McGee. san Marcos
Texas
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-09
WILL L0G LAST
BIC PINE TRACT
80 Miles Of Main Line Rail.
way necessary to Tap
Virgin Territory

WASHINGTON. Sent. 9,---Thc last
grca, ,<Iract of untouched pine timber
IN the unitcd States aud the last
frontier Of settlement. are about to
pass,
behind the announcement of the
forest service regarding tho proposed
sale NJ timber In tho Malhcur nation.
al forest, Oregon. says u statement by
tho National Lumber Manufacturers
association. lumhermcn SEQ the last
opportunity for their trade to deal
initially with virgin forest Of great
extent. and the last opportunity for
the settler tn take possession of
region. now remote from railways
and markets. and virtually unused
agricuituraliy,
"Thc opening for sale NJ the tim.
ber OF the Hear valley unit Of the
Malheur national forest" says the
statement affects $50, ,o0Q.oo feet
OF the great Blue mountains forests
now. and means the beginning OF the
numbering of tho entire forest with
It's more than 100000, 600 feet Of
timber, To begin the numbering
operations IL will be- necessary To
build about 80 miles OF main line
railway. besides tap lines. which VIII
open for settlement an agricultural
country with area of 10000 square
miles.
while this ancient forest ~ doom.
I'D. the terms are such that the sue
ccssion OF Its sylvan postcrity IL se-
cure. Though the timber now offered
for sale by the forest service Is sur.
ficient only tn keep a moderate sized
mill running continuously for 30
years. the service will al the end of
that time open up another unit and
eventually 1900. 900 ,Ooo fee, OF tim
ber viii be available. II Is rcckoncd
that by the time the last unit is cut
over. the first one will be ready for
cutting again.
The agricultural development 10
onsu. upon tho numbering activities
which will employ hundreds OF men
and tho necessary railway building.
also will demonstrate the policy oi
using the national forests as nm I'D
junct Of tho general progress and
welfare of adjacent regions. Accord
ing to the forccas, OF the fores, ser.
vice there will be at least one log,
EIng and numbering unit that. VIII
never have TO move on TO find new
forests, n; least one sawmiil town
which will never die for lack OF ma.
t@rial for It's industries.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-09
High Light Achievements Is
of the Republican
Administration
Deb, and Expenses Slashed. Liberty
Bonds at Par, Unemployed at Work.
Peace Promoted. Budget Estab-
lished. Prosperity Revived.
JouN T. ADAMS. CHAIRMAN RErtntlCAN
NATIONAL COMNlrrEE

Sixteen months ago the Republican
Party took over the management OF
the largest business concern In the
world. II found the organization OF
this concern utterly demoralired as a
result Of eicht years OF riotous waste,
gross mismanagement and class lex.
isiation. There was n bonded indebt.
edness of ss3 $1,000 600 Government
bonds were selling at S5 cents ON the
dolla. There we're outstanding loans
TO foreign countries of sii .OOo, 200. 900,
Tor which there was no written evil
dence OF Indebtedness, much less any
business or legal agreement as to how
and when the loans and interest were
TO be paid. The discount rate at Fed.
eral Reserve Banks was rs per cent.
for gilt edge loans. Five million wage
earners were In idleness. Farmers
faced bankruptcy. Hard times pre-.
vailed. Business lived from hand 10
mouth. Everything needed readjust.
ment and reconstruction. Such, In q
broad way. were the conditions pre-.
Vatiing when this administration took
control OF the country and the present
Republican Congress was called into
special session.
Today We have a President whose
wise. business.like. contructlye pol.
eies have won the confidence and az.
fection Of the American people, He
has surrounded himself with a cab
met composed OF men endowed with
common sense. especially qualified for
the work OF their departments and
devoted to the promotion OF public
welfare. As soon as the adminis,ra.
tion assumed control 1t called into
special session the Republican Con.
xress to assist II In straightening ou,
the situation. Since then the execu.
tive and the legislative branches OF
the government. both under Repub.
licAn control. have worked together.
As . result OF their Joint effort thers
has been within the last Is months q
marvellous transformation. The bond
ed Indebtedness has been reduced by
Sl.0l&.o0o. .0oe. Today every issue OF
Liberty and Victory Bonds is selling
q. pa or above. representing an In.
r-sS qSH5Seo.0ee.osy in the value
y gcSsGf,senl seesrit.es In ls month
reqfdiuS @pmuJsston hssbeen ere.
Aed Or ~ p6sVcse osssstlng sostlgn
loans on a commercial basis. The in
terest rate at FEDERAL Reserve Banks