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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-23

the chaace OF the Tulc lake lands
again becoming submerged. For
the enlargement ot the G. canal and
the u canal. 10000 Is provided.
This enlargement will be started Ia
the fiscal year 1928. and will pro-
vide additional capacity for an area
OF about 5000 acres Of land which
u Is expected will be developed By
pumping by private districts.
on tho Tulo Lake division. cs;l.
mate Is made Tor lateral extensions
amounting 70 100000. Irrlgable
land surveys, costing $4,000: quar-
tors for employees. $1,000: and tel
ephsdc lines $4,000. are also pro-
yided for In the estimate.
This expenditure contemplate
continuing tho work OF constructing
and extending tho lateral syStem TO
provide irrigation service for about
1000 acres below the first part OF
the Tule Lake division. This con-
structlon ls contingent upon salts.
factory progress being made on tho
construction Of the Horseny dam
and the enlargement Of the diver
sion canal 50 that ample provision
will be had against resgbmergencc
and damage from seepage.
Langcll Valley aud Horscny
In the LaRgell Valley division
$4,000 Is requested to complete
the lateral system on Clear lake
part Of that division which Is now
under construction: $4,000 IS re-
quested for quarters for employees.
and $4,000 for the construction OF
telephone lines. Il Is expected that
arrangements will be made 20 seart
work on the Horseshoe part OF the
Langell division. and 5000 Is In
cluded for surveys. $1,000 for right
OF way and $4,000 for canal con-
struction.
An amount OF $4,000 has been
provided for extending drainage
outlets 20 Tule lake, These will be
necessary as the water In the lake
recedes. Provision has been made
for an expenditure OF $1,000 for
miscellaneous drainage work. This
work will come under supplemental
construction and must be approved
by the directors OF the Klamath ir-
rlgation district.
Operation and Maintenance $4,000
An amount OF $4,000 will be
needed for the employment OF gate
tenders at the Clear lake and Lost
River dams and for a small contin-
gent fund for possible minor repairs
to storage works and the diversion
canal. Approximately 100000 will
be needed for the regular operation
and maintenance work on the pro-
ject canals and laterals; $4,000
will be required for operation ana
maintenance work IN connection
with the canals and laterals IN the
Tule Lake division; and $4,000 will
be needed for patrolllng the marsh
lands around Lower klamath lake
to prevent fires. The irrlgable area
OF lands under public notice and
special contracts on June 30, 1922,
was about $4,000 acres; on June
80. 1928, the total area VIII be
about $4,000 acres.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-23
Personal Mention

Mr. aad Mrs. Percy Wells lef, or.
the morning train for Portland 10
spend two weeks.
DR. Fred T'esierseld left this
morning for Portland where he Will
spend several days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior waggnor aad
Miss Stella Turner departed this
morning for Medford 10 spend Christ.
mas with their mother.
Miss Augusta Parker. principal q
Ceatral school. left this morning for
home In Grants Pass to spend Christ.
mas with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. o. l.. Brown and
children left this morning for san
Francisco. where they will spend
Christmas. From there they will 20
on TO Los Angeles for the winter.
Mrs. W A. Delzeil. Mrs. c. !. Rob
erts and Mrs Oscar ShiTe are ex-
pee;ed home tonight from Pasadena.
where they went TO attend the funer.
al OF their father. C. W. White.
Miss Pearl Collins. chief operator
for the Pacific Telephone and Tele.
graph company. left for her home IN
Salem this morning TO spend Christ
mac with her parents.
Edwin Driseol. who is attending
Santa Clara university. arrived home
last night and viii spend the next
two weeks with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. James DriscolI.
DR.. L. ID. Gass leaves Sunday
morning for Chicago and New York
where he will attend clinics for the
next several weeks. this being one c,
several trips east he has made for
that purpose.
Long after the train should have
started on its way this morning. the
ticket agent was busy selling pas
sage 10 a long line Of Klamath Falls
folk going to outside points for the
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gray. who
have been making Klamath Falls
their home for some time, left this
for Medford. expecting 70
live there for the remainder OF tee
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Horton sud
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. b. Reese were Ias-
'engers on the morning train bound
Tor San francisco u spend the next
.wo weeks seeing the sights OF the
,ity.
Lloyd Goble, son OF DR.. and Mrs.
J. G. GOble. viii arrive home. this
,yening from Portland, where he has
)een attending ithe Portland optical
,ollege 10 spend Christmas with his
parents.
Mss Frieda Biehn and Aiue Pearl
5iehn. who have been hero, for the
past week visiting at the home OF
Miss Frances Humphrey, left for
heir home in Portland this morn
ng.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. L6,renz and
amily were passengers OF the morn
ng train bound for w eed. where
hey will take their aut omobile and
motor on to Southern California for
he winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II Foster left for
kdn1apd shia a,oEalps to spend
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-23

.XxEasaRHsWsRsi and cheese at
tHt110 ~ o090rday. 22-22
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Our prices vii! interest you.
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Any piece or set OF Pyralin Ivory
at one third off the regular price
Saturday Calendar day only. Cur
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-12-23

Just received the new Portable
Brunswick Phonograph. The last
word In portable phonograph. Cur
rims for drugs. 20
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Fresh cookies made each dag. at
the Don Ton. z2-23 3-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
como 10 ha sldo lfla
ULTIMA HORA DE WASHINGTON

ci6n. cs una en- que Sc disponc que el
proyccto pasara ley Embellishments
tlespues que 10 tirmc el actual Presi-
dcnte. Harding: con la disposition de
que. una vcz firmado. Sera nombrado
el nueyo Gobcrnador. ceSando cl que
hoy este en- dcsempeno dc tales funcio-
nes. procediendo entonccs ell ConSre-
so de los Estados Unidos IL designar
.qui6n habrA dc ser Su Comisionado
Residcnte en- lii Isla.
La masnitud de csta medida para
rcsolyer los actualcs conflictos de la
Isla, lla sido cxcelcntcmentc aprObada
Dor los lideres del Senado de la Ca.
mara, Y Sc espera que el lunes pr0Xi-
mo sea discutido va Ell scgunda lect,l-
ra.
FL hecllo de que el primer nombre
que rCSpalda el prOyecto sea- cl del
presidente del Comite de Reglas Y dc
Gobierno, se1or Campbell. Sc da como
un hecho defintivo de que el proyecto
no tardarl mas dc algunas semanas
Ell ser de una veZ aprobado Y puestC
ell vigor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
Puerto Rico sera constituldo en- T
Una horrOrOsa tormenta azota ell ltoral de
Espana y hace grandes estragos en-
las Costas Gallegas.

CORrNA enero 20.--Uua violentf-
sima tempestad aZota la costa de Ga
lica. FL traSa tlantico hulandGS An
dix v otros buqucs dc alto bordo han
tenido Que entrar en- el puerto de arri-
bada forzosa Sc teme que hayan ocu-
rrido muchos naufragios. De Nig0
anuncian que el temporal ha causado
Ia muerte dc vcinte personals. Pcro cl
temporal no eSta solo Ell las coStas
de Galicia. sino de toda Espa1a. 81
bien algo aminorado. va que hasta
Barcelona esta sufricndo los efectos
del NAL tempo.
NEW YORK, enero 20.-Cada dia
Sc acentua mas el rumor Gle que ell
Postmaster General Hays, ha presen-
tado su renuncia para aceptar la pla-
"a que Sc lie ha ofrecido de director de
una gran Corporation cinematografi-
ca, para la impression de peliculas. La
renuncia ha sido para tener lugar el
dia a de MARIO proximo.
/ WASHINGTON, enero 2O.-En su
session de aver, el Senado de los Esta-
dos Unidos ha aprobado el nombra-
miento de Mr. Henry P. Fletcher, Mi
nistro plenipotenciario que fue en- Me-
jico y que tanto dio que hablar POI
creersele complicado en- los asuntos
petroleros y que por POGO precipita la
intervention americana en- Mejico, pa
ra ocupar el alto puesto de Embaja-
dor en- Belgica.
CAIRO, enero 20.-Complicase Ia
situacion en- todo Egipto, de name
ra alarmante para Inglaterra. Los
brotes revolucionarios ,tienen ell pals
en- una constante intranquilidad, eau
sando el paro de los negocios en- las
/ principales ciudades. No pasa dia sin
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20

que Sc denunce un cncuertro entire
los rebeldcs V las fucrZai del gobier-
no, habiendo tcnido iugar uno muy
violento en- esta ciudad anoche, en- que
resultaron tres natives muoftos Y seis
heridos. Ell gobierno no oculta su to-
NOR de que estalle Ii revolution en-
forma tan violenta que ie sea diff
Gil ponerle valladarcs.
PARIS. "nrro 20. III prc-identr
del MiniS:crio, Monsieur poiucar6. ha
dcciaradn a los rcpolt""oS. pue al to-
mar partr irancia en- Ia ror rfsrenria
cue so ha tIr lIrv;>r a c;tho eli G6novh.
lo hace con In coIdir6n final dc que
81 Russia romparccc ALI. Ina de hHrVrln
rcconocicnip III guhrlmo I'll TratHdn
dc Versailles y. p"r de. 40 ,eIlnititn-
doseie que disctltN Ia question dc re
paracioncS Il 10 que hay la crcencia
yicne dispucSto Il ahordar l-eninr.
PARIS. tnero 20.--f.n un violcnto
discurso pronunciado en- rl Parliament
to Dor 81 Presidcntc poincar6, dccla-
10 que eStaha tiiIne en- no ceder ante
las amenaZas constitutes de Alemania
V Il pelir Il los Aliad0S cl r>tricto cum
Dlimiento del Tlatado de Versailles.
Para ello-eXclamo-- neceSario que
Sc empicce por castiGar Il los Veltladc-
ros culpableS de la paSada guerra por
>u> crimencS cometidoS contra Ia hui
manidad FL orador fu6 freneticanen-
t. ovacionado. al delincar la platator-
ma de Su gobierno Y al declalar que
Francia no debfa haiar del alto Sitio
Ell que por su valor y prcStigio So ta-
bia colocado eli Europa ante tl mum
do. FL Presidente tom0 iuranento de
SUI cargo v fut recibdo por los mi"m-
bros del Gabinpte. con atlas mueStIa>
de jubilo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
Ell viejo litigio del dominic de Tanger debe
ser sometido al COnsejO de la
Liga de las Naci0nes.

metimirnto de las kdbilas mas rebel
dos en- todo Marruecos, q. Sc ha efectua
do recientcmente, Sc considera como
el Gxito mas grande obtenidO hasta
ahora en- todo tempo por las fuerzas
de ocupacion en- Marruecos. siendo es-
ia la primera veZ que esas trlbus mas
ta ahora ind6mitas reconocen la auto
ridad de Espaiia. Las kabilas que Sc
iuZgahan indomahles han hecho entire
ga dc todo su arnlamento.
LONDRES, enero 20.-El malcstar
reinante Ell ell Sur de Irlanda. donde
los numer0sos partidarios de de Valera
estan incitando la rebellion contra In
glatcrra, logrando promover Sangricn-
tos frecuentes motines, esta prcocu-
pando sacramento la opinion inglesa.
En- Londres, los elementos directories
de la polftica. tienen la penosa impre-
sion de que el pleito irlandes no esta
terminado. nj mucho menos.
SAN DIEGO, California, enero 90
-Algunos pasajeros llegados aqui de
puertos mejicanos ,traen la noticia de
que en- la Baja California ha estallado
una fuerte revolucion contra ell go
bierno mejicano actual. Anaden los
informahtes que las tropas leales han
procedido perseguir a los revolto-
SOS que el Gobernador de aquel Es-
tado ordeno la ejecucion de 800 pri-
sioneros que cayeron en- sus manos
Ell Consul neutrality-suspicious. decla-
rando los pasajeros mencionados-al
tratar de intervenir en- las Guaymas
para salvar la vida de algunos de los
que iban a ser colgados, por POGO le
echan tambien el lazo, teniendo que
clamar por su ciudadania americana
para que 10 dejaran libre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20

POr la suma de $500 recibira
Ell IMPARCIAL todo ell aiiO v
un Lapiz de Orc ''Eversharp".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20

10 An1nciese en- Ell IMPARC1AL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20

MADRID. cncro 20.--LoS principal
les 6rganos de la prensa cspalloia es-
tudiando el problema de la intcrnaclo-
palizac6n de Tangef. que dcbc ser IN
clufdo eli la zona dc influcncla espa-
ilola, dicen que cl asunto debc ser so
mctido al coHsejo de III Liga de las Ma
Clones donde debe discutirse amplia-
mentc hasta que punto debc accptarse
con que compenslciones, las respon-
sabilidadeS echadaS sobre Espana
Francia por la Confcrcncia de Algeci-
ras.
ROMA, nero 20.-Su Santidad ell Pa
ma. Bcncdicto Nv, Sc encuentra grave,
aquejado de una bronquitis aguda.
Aver pas6 el dfa febril con trcinta Y
nueve grades nucve decimas. Los
m6dicos que asisten al Santo Padre
temen complicaciones a causa de la
avanzada edad del Pontftice.
En- todas las iglesias de Italia SC
hacen rogativas por la salud del San
to Padre.
PARIS, enero 20.-El presidente del
Consejo de Ministries, ST.. Poincare, hl
dado termino a la redacci0n del pro
grama que leera en- el parlamento hoy,
defendiendo vigorosamente la polftica
exterior seguida por Francia, basando-
la, segdn dice, en- ell estricto cumpli-
miento del Tratado de Versailles. El
programa de gobierno de Poincare Sc
ra intransigente en- cuanto Sc refiere
Il hacer respetar Y hacer cumplir el
tratado que di0 tantas compensaciones
Francia, como eSijfa el dailo .recibi-
do-dice el presidente del Consejo.
TETUAN, enero 2O.-La ocupaci6n del
territorio de Ajunas, por efecto del so
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20

Estados Itnidos enyiara Il Puerto Ri
co un funcionario. que llcvara cl titu-
10 dc "Comisionad0 Rcsidcnte de los
Estados I'nidos en- Puerto Rico. Y
puerto Rico cnviard Il Estados l'ni-
dos dos Representatives.. titulados Go
misonados Residences de Puerto Rico
eli los Estados Unidos".
/. El Comisionado Residcnte de los Es-
ta,los ,t'nidos en- Puerto Rico tendra
el poder de utiliZatEla fuerza armada
al gual que cl GolieInador sicndo los
dnicos cue podran gdisponcr dc cStos
mcdios. Disponienddse, en- este case,
que solamente podrsn hacerlo cuando
declaration dc las autoridadcs loc,l-
les respectivas, haya un disturbio Que
las propias autOeidades Sc confiescn
impotentes para controlarlo.
Dicho Comisionado Residente de Es-
tados UnidOs en- la Isla, diriSira la
session de la Legislature Ell que Sc
haga el pr6ximo nombramiento de Go
/ bernador: limitandosc Ell 10 denlas.
cuidar del mantenimicnto del orden
en- la Isla.
Sc dispone que todo ell gobierno y
los destinos pdblicos quedarln en- ma
nos de los puertorriqueIos, de los
continentales que el Senado acuerde
nombrar, pero con la misma condicion
de que deberan haber nacido en- Puer-
to Rico, en- los Estados Unidos con-
tinentales, propiamente dicho.
! La clausula mas importante del pro.
veto, en- cuanto a su pr0xima aproba-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20

I WASHINGTON, D. G., enero 20,
1922.-Ya ha sido aprobado en- pri-
mera lectura, ha pasado inmedia
tamente segunda, el proyecto de ley
presentado en- la Camara Baja por los
iideres mas prominentes de la mayo
ria Republican,, entire ellos ell Presi-
dente Campbell, del Comite de Reglas
Y Gobierno, en- relacion con la solu-
cion defnitiva de los asuntos de Puer-
to Rico.
/ Por esta ley, crease el Estado Lihre
de Puerto Rico, muy semejante, aun-
que todavia mas liberal, que el que
ha sido constituido en- Irlanda.
Puerto Rico, segun este proyecto.
tendra su gobernador elective, y debe-
ra ser un hijo de Puerto Rico, no pu-
diendo ir a candidatura ninguna per-
soma que no haya nacido en- la Isla 0,
como una extension, en- los propios
Estados Unidos continentales.
Ell primer Gobernador, bajo esta
nueva ley, sera nombrado directamen-
! te por la Legislature Insular, con las
mismas condolences que por election,
en- cuanto ser precisamente nativo
de la lsla.
Ell Gobernador nombrara, con ell
consejo consentimiento del Senado
de Puerto Rico, todos los jefes de
Departamento, cesando en- este case
todo nombramiento presidential.
Tambi6n ell Gobernador nombrara u
todos los Jueces de la Corte Suprema
siempre con el consejo y consentimiell-
to del Senado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
"a GAIA DE AMORES"

Aver Sc exhibi6 Ell el Teatro Am6
RIGA. como prueba. la cinta alemana
que llcva p0r tftulo "A GAIA dc Amo-
res. Y que ha sido importada por la
Antilles Film Corporation. Es una Gin
ia en- actos. de I'm gran fOndo moral
Y que seguramente ha de gustar al
pnblico. Sc eXhibira por primera vez
eli el America el dfa 2l Y en- cl Veto
ry Garden 81 %. AuSuramos dos He
nos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
UNA FIESTA

Para cl Is de fchrero Sc prcpara
una fiesta en la Residential dc los es-
poses Gronau, de Santurce, con mott
70 de ser el dfa onomastico de su hi
ia Hinnc. Ell acto promote resultar es-
pl6ndido. iuzgar por los preparati-
yOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
VUELVE A PUERTO RICO

DeSpues de una temporada en- los
EStadoS UnidUS. embarcara ma ailana
para Puerto Rico, la Scilora Ana Ma
ria Hernandez. esposa de nuestro res
petable amigo el seiior Manuel Con
xzalez, rico propietario de Salinas. De
selmosle buena travesfa. IT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
YOLyIO \ SANTURCE

Despufs dc una tcmporada eli San
Lorenzo. en- la reSidelcia de la fami-
liza Sell6S. ha vuelto a Santurce. la dis
tinguida sehorita Anselita Bermidcz.
NueStro Saludo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
CASA DE ESPANA
en- Puerto Rico
Secci0n dc San Juan
CONVOCATORIA

En- cumplimiento de 10 que deter
minan las clausulas de Incorporation
de la sociedad en- su Articulo l3 parra-
fo 2o., Sc c0nvoca a los Sres. asocia-
dos de este ORGANISING local, Junta
General Ordinaria que tendra efecto
el domingo % del cOrrientc mes de
enero las tres de la tarde en- Ia sa-
la de actos del Casino Espahol.
En- dicha reunion sc dara cuenta de
los trabajOs realizadOs durante ell aiio,
Sc nombrara Junta Directiva para
1922 Sc designaran los Delegates a
la Asamblea General Central de fe-
brero pr6ximo.
Solo podran asistir la Junta los
senores socios que esten al cOrriente
en- ell pag0 de sus Quotas.
San Juan, p. r., enerO Is, 1922.
DIEGO AGUEROS,
Vicepresidente.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
PEEBLY Mill .
Fight WALTON
Former Chairman of County
Committee Cannot Back
Shawnee Platform.

Denouncing the Shawnee platform as
an unnatural effort 10 bring farmer
and labor together under thep rinciples
Of socialism II not its banner, Il. l..
Peebly, former Oklahoma county demo-
cratic central committee chairman, Tues
day night announced he will oppose
]. c. Walton for governor because OF
his strict adherance TO the Shawnee
platform.
Peebly, who is a breeder Of purebred
Jersey cattle, served three terms in the
legislature from Oklahoma county, was
chairman OF the democratic central com
mlttee for five years, and q member
Of the committee for thirteen years
PEBBLES is president OF the farmers
union in Chutcher township.
81 have been democrat for thirty
years" said Peebly. 81 cannot swal
low this Shawnee platform. l went &c
The Shawnee convention as delegate
In an effort to keep farmers from unit
ing with laborers. Our interests car
never be the same. II farmer go'
cost OF production plus q reasonable
profit the laborers living cost woult
| increase We have nothing In com
mon and socialism is no cure-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
LAWT0N SHOEMAKER
DISAPPEARED SUNDAY

LAwToN -- Search was instituted
today Tor II. d. Bruce, aged Lowton
shoemaker. who has not been heard of
since Sunday afternoon when he lfI
his home at 1909 South Boundary to 30
down town.
Nlr. Bruce left home at O'Clock sun.
day afternoon, saying tha, he was go.
Ing downtown and that he might look
for a house, the family having intend.
ed 10 move shortly. ]. w. Lateral
met him at Summit avenue and asked
him to 20 riding with him. but Nr
Bruce replied that his head was hurt
ing him badly and that he was going
down town to get something for 1t
So FAR az can be- learned. he has not
been seen since that time.
The south part of the city. alonl
the Squaw creek canal was searche,
this morning by friends but no trac'
OF the aged shoemaker was found. 1
was feared that he might have beet
seized with heart attack aud droppe'
dead. Tie had only small sum q
money on his r----
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
LEGION BOYS IN
HUGE PARADE ON
STREETS OF CITY
Old Glory, Flanked on Either
Side BY Colors of Posts,
Carried BY Sans AS
in World War.

NEW RLEANS-Following brisk
business session the American Legion
was on parade this afternoon. More
than 10000 men fell in." The crisp
autumn air lent zest TO the event.
Through miles of narrow, stone paw.
ed streets down the broad concourse
OF Canal Street, winding in and out
along the torturous courses or the
''Vieux Carre" (old town. established
by The Spanish and French founders OF
New Orleans, the veterans OF lsls
marched.
Fluttering bravely in the autumn aif
borne by the men who carried them
to victory four years ago. went the ns-
tional colors thanked by the silken col
ors Of legion posts from every state IN
the union, from Alaska. Hawaii, the
Panama Canal Zone, Porto Rico, the
Philippine Islands, Great Britain, Africa
and China.
Todays business session was slow
In getting under way as has been the
case ever since the convention opened
The announcement by Alvin NJ. Ows
ley OF Texas, that he would accept the
nomination for the national commander
ship, IL it were offered him, appeared
TO be crystalizing The sentiment in the
south.
Mr.. Owsley, former attorney gen
eral OF Texas and chairman for TWO
years of the Americanization commls
sion of the Legion, brought in1 repor
this week, as spokesman of the commis
sion, in which it was declared that
deliberate effort was being made TO In
iect a PROC erman account Of the worlt
war into the school text books IN man!
parts of America
The report also contained declsra
ton in favor of total exclusion Of i'm
migrants from the United States, ant
asserting again the stand of the legioi
IN opposition to the recognitiou by thi
government of soviet Russia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
RUBBER FACTORY BE
BUILT IN MUSKOGEE

MUSKOGEE - Location OF a cotton
fabric and rubber plant by a concern
capitalized at two and u half million
dollars and eventually ecploying from
500 to 1000 employees, was closed today
by the board Of directors and the in
dustrial committee OF the chamber OF
commerce.
AZ one OF the first steps toward In
suring the city OF this giant industry
is the sale OF the three.story bricy
structure occupied by the Y. NJ. c. A,
at Main and Court. for 500. 600 by the
y. VI. G. \. organization TO the new
company.
The corporation win he known a'
tho Oklahoma Fabric and Rubber com
many. Negotiations TO locate the plan,
here have been IN progress for per
od of seven weeks.
Those financially interested in th'
The enterprise have been active u
Allen Tire and Rubber company. whicl
has successfully operated at Allentown
I Pa. FOR several years.
Work Of placing the local nlant IN
| to active operation will begin at once
Engineers and employees. Il was state
today, are tody leaving Allentown II
motor cars FOR Muskogce to commeno
assembling the plant.