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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

Ran5a5 and Nebrnska). amounted to
sl0ttl2.0o0. This total q per cent
over the previous month and ~ per
cent over Juno. 1920 10 tho largeat
monthly figure for This d,strict since
October, 1919
From January to July The
amour. Of construction started in
this d!stric, wan 1t7l0I3.o0o. which
In 80 per cent greater than tho WORK
last year. The record FOR the frst
hsIf o! 1922 shows Residential con.
struct!on, fi+T.ta7, 300. more than dou.
he the amount for the frs, s,1
months Of last yaar. public works
and util!ties.s HIS 900. .. q; per
cent ahead OF last yesr. business
buildings. 3st.l7o 900. which "a % per
cent aheac OF last year. educational
buildings. f5+.5Oo.0oO. or II pc, cen,
ahead OF last year. ana .ndus,r!ai
plants. amounting 10 ,iO7Gs.ooo
being SIS per cont ahead Of las, yesr
Contemplated new work reported
In june amounted 10 3lsiGla.O0c.
The Sorihwrat.
June building contracts I'm Minr.
sofa tho Dakotas and Northern Mich
isan amounted 10 t1C5is.OOO. Al!
though THIS WAS " decline n, nor
cent from MAY II was >, per cen,
'H'' me hsur" i0r June, i+2l
during the hrst half uf thIs wear
coh6tructon contracts have to,al.d
t'fz5.oOO an inorease Of 22 per cen,
over IN" corresponding period Of las,
year. in the ak months record arc
tho following items R.si:.nti,l
buildings. I3.6s+0oo, an incrcaS. OF
80 per cent over the frsl hair ~
1921 public works and utilities yl1
$1,000, an increase n, is u.r r.n,
educational buildings. Js32l 600 an
increase OF p per cant. bu,in.,s
buildings. S.55i.o0O. an incr.a.c OF
io3 per cent. and indus,ria! build
'nSs ',77tooc. an increase o, 40
per cent.
contemplated new work reported in
June amounted to ;s7S3.OOo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
.LOUDOUM COUNTY FAIR
AND STOCK SHOW IN SEPT,
DEPARTMENTS Ans ENLARGED
Poultry lcnhibit VIII he Larger Than
Erer--one Mani "a show GOO Chick
en--l.tre stock EIhibh wui lie
Heat Fsvrr rhuwn.

PuRCEi,,NIIi.E, VA July is-
Tho i.oMdoun County Fair and a;.oh
Show, which wili hc hold here asp-
fcmSsr IL, IL and IL under the
MANAGEMENT az Tho l.ouduun county
hr""dsr- Assoeistt ton. W.! 10 oven
iara"r th!s %ear than IN past sea
sons. The grounds vii. he lmp-nvad
and tho track pn. into shape for the
'hrecday show,
ENianHiv" additions arc holm made
10 many departments. Tho exh,h.
ZION" az chickens. geese, ducks.
turkeys and rabbits will he ;atr.r
;han ever before, II has boon aa,i
mated ihat ,hero will h" upward M
thousand "r moro rntr.os In thi.
department. alone one man vii! show
airing u! 500 chickens
Tn" household and fancy wor +
departments urer many a,tract,o,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
.lDLENESS DECLINING
RAPIDLY IN BRITAIN
End of Engineering Strike and
Gains in Iron and Steel
Stimulate Commerce.

WASHINGTON. July ia.-vnen-
p.oymen, In Grea; Britain IS de-
creasing. II cable to tho Department,
o. Commerce states Satisfaction {.
expressed over settlement OF tho en-
cheering lockout. Increased ac-
t!v!ty is apparen, In tho iron and
steel textiles and engineering traded
wage reduct. ms FOR dock !aborers
and the engineering trade are pend
ing
Italian industries are being brought
Z" an impasse by labor conflicts and
absorption OF capita uy the govern
ment. according TO cable from
Rome. The cotton marke, has shown
Improvement. especially for Amer!-
can trade. Cost q. living continues
10 decrease
The department hrs been Informed
that tn" shortage a. water for irri-
cation OF rhe 1922 Egyptian cotton
crop has become so serious that tn.
government there mas found (, neces-
|arE greatly 10 Curta't the normal
supply. Tn" Nile IS lower than anv
previous record In modern times
Stocks OF cotton goods in Rumania
arc very. low and Il may be expected
that large quantities of yarn. sewing
c"t,ons and "Cabots> VIII be required
this YEAR. Th" adverse exchange
situation. the consequent. disposition
among importers to delay meeting
obligations and severe competition
are leading factors governing the
market.
Demand FOR manila hemp in Japan.
especially for those grades which Az.
f,, -. T.
increasing
&c. 1922. Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
BANKERS ASSOCIATION
GIVES DATA ON SAVINGS
lotal Savings Deposits in
United States Slightly More
Than $40. 800. 600 600

0,a savings deposits In hanks II,
me United states amouu, to .liyh,Ir
more than &c 500. 100000 ncrord;nv
~ an exhaustive study jgs, con
p'Nted BY III" American Bankers AZ
%"ciation In it's savings bank diyision
under The direction OF DEPUTY M,r.
aSer Leo Day Woodwork This Total
- IN conflict. Mr. Woodwork points
GUY win tho estimates recently is
srih by United States government,
ouTean. placing the total savings for
the country at 527 200 coo 600. n rr
ure which is based on mutual saw
.nH' nanN deposits and outstanding
United States bonds.
The presen; henra q: sle.soo.ooo
"oo Includes savings deposits. Ger
iihca;"' 81 deposit OF thirty davs md
over and postal savings, for which
inc most rnplete data Yet compiled
mas been obtained ;hrouSh a soeciaI
nation WIDE inquiry made in CO.
operation with Comptroller Of Tho
Currency Crissinger. the supervisor.
or state banks and individual bank
erS
The diversity of savings hapl,
practic" throughout the country. and
differences in social conditions from
section TO section. make complete
"Ata and safe intersectional compari-
sons difficult. SIR Woodworth says
adding
The variety q. methods unde-
which savings are deposited Offer.
further proof OF the fact tina: tn.
vast hulk o, the peoples savings T..
entirely beyond the control Of any
enccciEe grouping O! hnarciers
which can be conceived"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

aud already plans arc hslrE made
10y the ladies' uf the roHntr ~ have
- number ~ entries.
Fine Lirr s,nvh H,hibu.
Tho 1.-Two stoeS sshlai's wit be of
tho best "a THIS rnHntr Is noted fur
It's pursbred stock There will be
purebrsd rersherenr, grade psrche-
r"ns. hunters, p"uies, beef cattle.
short Horns. iiersrnrhs. Euerrssrs.
n-rkshires. iIampsh'res Rnh pnroc
JERSEYS Tho prices a." sese, attras-
two IN all these classes
An attractive feature viii be tho
farm booth display, which viii con
'Rin ali the grains. fruits aud vess-
tables, which rnu bs raised on a
L"ud"un County farm.
MANY prisss are offered to The
Hoy. aud uIri-' rlnhs ~ the eoun.
y, and II to expected that q largs
number az rntriea VIII 10 made In
those classes
\ novel feature Il the department
FlN"n {" the rehe"i children of the
county Ia th!s there will 10 on
sHhinitad maps az i.omd"ur County
maps ~ Virginia. ;hrse legged milk
'nE stool wooden pointer and c"ilcc-
ton 81 pressed leaves OF native
trees fastened in book
For 'h" High ScG.ol pupils there
WI 10" classes for original drawing
of house and outbuildlnRs. rope hal
Ter. chicken coon. collection al
pressed native Wild nowsrz ~ Lou
d"un County, Homegrown reraniun,
and Kodak pictures
Tho or'cnre NJ tho association are
". I. ranCoas., president; +. II
James, secretary and manager and
'he executive COMMITTEES consisting
az w. j. Simpson. !. u. Dillon, I. V
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
UTILITY CUSTOMER
OWNERSHIP GROWS
Sia:. 0h.d00 Invested by $4,000 Com
sunrr> NJ Result Of Drive,
statement nj ChicnEo

CHICAGO. July l5.-Thc National
Electric Light Association shows that
"lfhiN-four companies supplying
energy TO 3.Slo,G2G customers ana
serving IA total population OF NOR.
than 2S,"0o.0Oo persons have c2eaS2
stockholders: ls3 900 secured through
customer ownership plants, by which
sl%@.uoo.u00 was invested
W II. Hodge. publicity MANAGER n
IN" Eyllesby Engineering and Man
"c"m"nt corporation. says. lie; no
on" think tha' customer ownership
- cHrc-ail Tor the public relations
rr"ni"mS OF utilities. You have To
Work harder I" serve and please. hu.
YOU find much fairer treatment and
SradHa! disappearance Of old prNiu-
diceS. -" exceedingly careful 20 offer
securities sound in every rcspecr
hn"n winch the returns will he rcuu-
!ar ana punctual. Otherwise tho rc-
SUITS VIII he disastrous. Poor psopl+
own the utilities"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
German Cars to nuss,a.

HERLlN. July lb.-TraVelers In
Russia soon may be able 20 journey
in German sleeping cars and eat in
German dining cars. A representa-
tive ia negotiating contract with
the "Mitropa." or German Pullman
Company. TO run It's oars on Russian
State lines. The concession before
tho war was held by the International
Sleeping Car Company. Franco Rel
gian Arm. which 10 not now In favor
with tho Soviet authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
TO RECEIVE BIDS ON
s6,0OO,O0O BONDS
puuAnE1pu1.

PHILADELPHIA. July 18th.
city OF Philadelphia has announced
mat July 28 IT will receive bids for
so'ooo.ooo ntty-year 4 per cent bonds.
the proceeds Of which are to he usad.
for construction purposes. This loan
Will bring the indebtedness OF tho
city up To s22o.ss6,35o. against which
there have been accumulated sinking
funds totaiing $4,000. 500. which re,
duces the obligations TO a net OF
Sl78.66G.75o outstanding There is,
In addition 10 tho S6.0oo.o 900 Of bonds
to DO sold. remainder Of Sss,s23,6oo
OF loans authorized hut not yet Ia
susd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
TAXES LONG LEASE.
ON FORBES BUILDING
Rirhmy~r's Ford Agency 10 De
I"u<rd ut 1901 West Hrond
After TomOrr row,

tHn-ysnr leaHe on tho property
OF the Forbes Motor Campany nj l1oi
west broad atreat has Just bean
signed by the kirkmyer Motor Com
panN for is Fard agency branch.
The branch viii move from the Grace
Street headquarters OF the company
90 West BROAD Strec' Monday.
Although no ngnrrs wer' named
as the amount for tho ,sass. Il -
understood that Il WAS record
breaking The concern IL ono at the
most progressive In tho city, and SIR.
Kirkmyer said last night that the
companrs policy In opening West
prnad street hssaquartsrs N In line
with expansion caused by Increased
business Tn" concerns present head
uuar,era will remain In use.
The firm handles Ford cars, Ford
son tractors aud the Lincoln cars. II
Is manned to increase the sales foros
and ia handle ALI battery work.
painting. body building and Repairs,
ana 10 Keep oH.n day and night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

and oats Is available :or di.ir,hutton
tu farmers for fall ssedlug, CHS
quantity Will nuppiy only a small
fraction Of tho demand Distribution
Will again DO ,nade through tho Gro,
Improvement. Association. hu. tho
association IL supplying seed only On
tho recommendation uf tho county da-
monatrntion agents Farmers should
apply d!roc. 10 county agents In
counr!es whore ,hrrr IL no agent
application may 10 made directly to
tho virginia Crop l,rprovomcu; A
sociat!or. HlRcknhvra Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
Flowers by AIrpInuc

LONDON. July l5.-Dutch florists
ar" sending their flowers Ia the Lon
don market by airplanc. The flowers
az" cut at night packed carly the
NEXT morning and sen, by motor car
from tn" Bosk"pp- growing district tn
'h" Waalhavcn airdrome near Eo;ter-
dam They arrive at Croydon. Eng
Land, soon after noon and arc trans
ported :" London by motor car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
Meet In Roanoke Next Wet

The executive committee OF the Vir-
gin!a Farm Bureau Federation VIII
meet in Roanoke on July o5 and o6
TO hear Tho reports OF the organiza-
ton department aud OF the executive
secretary. The sessions will be held
in tho Offices OF thu Federation at
500 South Jefferson Street. Roanoke.
and II is expected that important
business matters will cause the ex-
ecutivo committee TO remain in SEES
sion for the full two dave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
PRICE. SEVEN CENTS.
UHDAVG RECORD For JUNE 1922 SHOWS INCREASE OVER

Nichols. y n. James, ~. 4. pancoast.
n. e Dulin. II. ). McCrar Frank
Saunders. &. IL. Robey, W. T. Smith
and W. T. Bro~n.
rho Judges WIN he David ~ ryTs
heavy drRr, horses Colonel Raard
hunting and halfhrsd horsast J. p.
Keen, beef cattle, Judgs n II [.
Chichester. Guernsey cattle: Miss
LILLIAN Gilbert. domestic science and
4 ". kirk, poultry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
$3,553,843 Increase
in Bank Clearings

Locnl bank cloarinRs. a, re-
ported by the Richmond Clearing
House Aasoc!aton for the pas.
week wore Ei.9aTt2'. which.
compared with tss.3s3.6s4 for tho
corresponding week las, year.
shows an increase OF 33.6I3.s&3.
Compared with tho clearings for
the previous weok-S33.%Sl. O0s--
there was an increase OF 1880
al last week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

aud already plans arc heing made
or the ladies' uf the r"nntr ~ have
number rf entries.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
treasury BEST
SAVING: WARE
Glib SALESMAN
.overnmenf Can Only Warn Pee
pie Against Faker. But Urges
Certificate Purchase.

Lew wallace. Jr., director Of the
1avfnxs division of the treasury de-
4axfment. has received information
/ rom the directors OF savings in the
federal reserve districts that there
has been throughout the country
In alarming increase in the num-
4 ~ OF swindIcrs. takers, bogus
/ bond sellers. and glib takers. skill
u In taking money away from peo-
Die.
so far as the government Is con-
rerned, the officials say. it can do
nothing save to warn the people
against dealing with strangers they
know nothing about. and at the
same time to tell them TO invest
their money in good securities
either at banks. in treasury saw
fngs certificates or postal savings.
IwhIchsca be obtained at any posi-
office. The government has no
method OF reaching the schemers
who find II so easy to wheedle
bard-earned money from the guilt
BE, unless federal laws are BIO
ken.
When the mails are used for de-
frauding the people, the govern
ment can reach out and seize the
offender, as well as deny him the
use Of the mails in the future by
IA fraud order. In territory con-
fToiiei by the United States. the
government is also in a position to
run down and punish criminals.
But that control covers only
&maH area. The whole territory,
practically, is policed by the diff
Iferent states The states must
make their own blue sky laws"
and the swindlers and similar
criminals must be arrested and
punished by the state authorities.
SaYed From Swindlers.
Only through a concerted effort
BY the press OF the country can in
formation be given to all the peo-
pie, with a warning against all con-
fidence men, glib takers. promoters.
takers, and all others who cannot
show credentials and an honest
purpose While the government
did not iraugurate the postal saw
ings systlm and the new issue of
Treasury certificates solely for the
pnrpose Of protecting the people
against the confidence men. 1t has
no doubt saved many millions
which would have gone into the
hands of those who make bust
ness of swiEdling people. Postal
savings deposits now amount 10
$i45, 900 900, rs per cent coming
from people of foreign countries,
although the interest on such saw
ings is only 2 per cent. The for
eign born people believe that this
money is safe with the government.
The treasury savings certificates
are naoutgrowth of the World war.
The need of the government for
money resulted in the gale Of bonds
and war savings stamps. The treas
nry department learned that spirit
- saving had grown up in the
country. but the war savings
stamps did not meet the require
nients of the people, and provision
was made to issue treasury savings
certificates which have proven very
popular. The government still
needs money: it must have money
10 refund and liqu!date war obliga-
lions
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31

Made of fine Australian
woods; Navy. Gray, Seal
brown and black.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11

NJ, y, u, company is registered at the
White Pelican hotel.
A. u, McGinnis and W. Milne of
Red hluff, and q, T. lirda OF Fresno.
stockmcn. are here Looking over con.
ditions and attending to business.
They are registered nj the White
Pelican hotel.
Tom Calamcs. tornicriy u ranchcr
residing near Mcrriil, IL hero for n
few days from willows whcrc he IL
now located.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Earl u white and Hazel
Griffith Mccham, both we'll known
here. Tho couple will make their
home at Pine Grove where white
operates ranch
Chlora Earle left this morning ror
Mcdford whore she viii ,isit for u
short timc with her mother before
returning to her home In Portland
She has spent the past few weeks
here visiting NJ the home ot her sis.
ter, Mrs. Harry Gocllcr.
Mrs v VI. Palmer was u passenger
on this mornings train for Ashland
where she will spend the weekend
with her husband who IN employed by
the southern Pacific company there,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. and Mrs, T. II Lynch are reg.
istcrcd at the Hall hotel from Nor.
rill
T. J. Jackson, u prominent NOR.
chant rr Fort Klamath, IN looking
after his business interests In this
city, lie is registered NJ the Hail.
Mis- Ruth Lindsay Is AGAIN able to
be at work ut the First National
bauk after having been confined to
her home with the flu Tor several
days.
r. l.. Darling is registered at the
Arcade hotel from Fort klamath
Among yesterdays arrivals ut the
Arcade hotel were, George Crane.
Chilcuuin, Joy ilamrick, II. r. Cor,
don, l.. V. Gordon. Wordcn, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold +. Davis, san Fran.
cisco.
j J. Miller. local Southern racific
agent announced this morning that
the station NJ Mt. Hebron was closed
last night due to lack ot business,
Otto Beck who has been agent at
Mt. Hebron was transferred To Rcd.
ding.
Bruce Schallhorn, representing the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11
HORSE THEFTS LESS


SAN FRANCISCO. March Ii
Horse ihefts on the Pacific coast are
on the decline. NJ. \. Peck. head ~
the solicitation bureau OF the South.
ern Pacific company said today. He
bases his assertion on the fact that
recently the National Horse Thief DE.
tectiye association asked the rail.
roads for rates to their annual con
ventiou 20 he held In l.ogansport.
Ind, October and s. and that TO
date he has been unable to find u
single delegate In the western states,
Peck says that the automobile has
supplanted the horse on the Pacific
coas, 10 such an extent that horse
thieves are about as rare as dodo
birds, and horse thief detectives or
those gentry whose vocation II is TO
apprehend equine purloiners "ius,
amt"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11
The Lumber Industry
NEWS OF INTEREST TO KLAMATH LUMBERMEN

acres OF logged off land. according to
Land Commissioner clark V. Saw
idEe.
The fact that the state has only
this number of acres of logged off
land remaining indicates that there
has been a steady demand for such
lands" said the land commissioner.
since statehood, timber from many
times this number Of acres has been
sold. Under the law none Of the land
can be sold for less than sio an acre
hut II often brings from sso to s?a. .'
A list Of such land will he printed
In pamphlet form for public distrihu'
tipu
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11
LUMBER CONCERN
ASKS BANKRUPTCY

PORTLAND. March li.--liabili-
tics Of s3l.s9i.74 against assets of
s7,i75.57 are listed IN the bankrupt.
cy petition of the Wheeler United
Lumber company, of Wheeler Ore,
flod In the United States district
court. The petition is signed by II.
] Tolford. sccretnry.treasurer OF the
corporation.
The liabilities consist for the great.
or part of unsecured claims In the
list OF assets the mill and equipment
arc valued at $4,000.
Following Is a summary of the liza
bilitics and assets OF the company as
given In the petition.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11
WEED sNWEIl.ER's Ing
BROkEN N ACCIDENT

WEED. March il,--Howard Me
t.aughlin, sawfilcr and millwright
employed in the sawmill was caught
between the carriage and the bump
er in the mill Wednesday morning
1t was necessary to shut off the
steam before he could be released,
lie was taken to the hospital as
soon as released and an N.ray indi-
Gated the leg was broken at the
ankle, Mclaughlin was doing re-
pair work ut the time OF his injury.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11
ron RNI.E

Eour lots aud building nov ua"h
~ poatofficc and storc. with Nv
ing auartors. located IN business see
tion uf prosperous town ON state
highway SahOO. $1,000 cash ana hat
nncc D years chance To take over
T.. u. and shoe store and make money
right from the start, Ne" ar write
louis boldiachar, room u, swanson
nldg Phone gsOI ii-l3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11

sheriff Lloyd l., Low lrfl for oak.
land this morning to take charge Of
A. n. Ninson. wanted here On IN IN
dictmcnt for horse stealing. who was
apprchondcd there recently,
Fred l.. Holmes, southern Pacific
travelling auditor. IN charge of the
shasta Dlyision loft this morning for
Dunsmuir whore he makes his head.
quarters
L., T., rhant and G., W, Tower are
registered nt the Hail from Keno.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11
NNN DROPS DEAD WHEN
TOLD NNOi' Vt OE TNNIS

DAVENPORT. la. March ti--Dr
VI. T. Brown. -. walked into the
county trcnsurcr's office today 10 pay
his taxes. The deputy had Jus, IN.
formed him Of the amount when nr.
THROWN rccloL. fell To tho door dcnd
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11
GorF ANp MosAvIC VISITORS

". q. Goft. manaeer Of the Assoc
lated Box company u, Doris aud ,
q. McGavic. manager Of the Macdoel
Lumber company are business visit.
tors here for the weekend, They are
registered at the White Pelican.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11
Free Trial for Goal in
Football Abolished

NEW YORK. March li.--Frcc
try for goal after touch h-down was
n abolished today by the football
rules committee. Hcnceforth the
team scoring u touchdown may put
the ball in play on or back OF the
opponents fivc.yard line and from
Scrimmage try for single point by
any legal scoring play.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11
REVOLT ~ TI,IlpI.i

ROME, March IA revolution
on u large scale has broken out In
Tripoli. says u dispatch to the news
papor, llmondo. Rebels have cut IN.
railway In many places aud attacked
the italian garrison.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11
FLIvvER CONVERTED
INTO LIQUOR Still.

wILLlMANTIc. Conn. March IL,
"A "flivver" converted into a still
has been discovered In the barn OF
Frank Nivakas. farmer. In raid by
federal prohibition agents. The gas
tank. radiator. feed pipe and hood
were features OF the apparatus. suf'
fioient liquor was found 20 order
Nivakas' appearance In cour, today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11
The;DELTOR

Fisst. In simple-to-understand pictures Il shows
you how to lay the pattern you have chosen in
your size on every suitable width of material.
and in every view. As fast as you can follow
the pictures. you pin the pattern to the cloth.
and you have used from VI to l3s yards less
material than you have ever used before, saving
Soc to $40 on every frock you make
And then. you learn how to put your garment
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11
MAN PERIsHEs N
VAT OF BUTTERnLK

GALESBURG. Ills. March IL
John Palm. ~. drowned when he
fell into a "a. 0.ooO-gslion va, OF but
termilk al a milk plant today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11
TIMER LAND GROWS
SCARCE, REPORT SHOWS

OLYMPIA, Wash. March IA
check OF the records In the state land
office shows the state has 6S.5S6
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-11
l.AMNl l.EANES

W. 4. Lamm OF the Lamm Lumber
Vompany left on this mornings train
for san Francisco where he will re
main for several days on business.