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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-12

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$4,000 10 Afsss JAne Adams. social
worker. as an expression Of my ad-
ms>-iion for her great work -,
Religious seTtlc and ceremonies
acre forbidden Al his funeral under
provisions q the Wnl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-12
CUT THIS QUIT Is Won-A
MONEY.

Cat out this sip. enclose with s.
10 Foley & Co. eSS5 Sheffield Ave.
Chicago. IL wrifins your nerne and
address clearly You VIII receive IN.
iarn a trial package containing Fol-
eys Honey and Tar Compound. for
coughs and croup. Foley Kidney Pills
and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
sold Everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-12
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Leader cI...lslss As.. Get Resr,.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

Court Mot Pursuant "a Adjourn
mont. when were present u ~, bun
nell. County Judge. nurrcil Short aud
ASA Furdyce, County Commissioners.
m" following proceedings we're had
Market Road Claims allowed aud
warrants drawn
ROY Dixon. time Poe Valley Mkt.
Wd. $3.50
Walter Stewart. same. $3.jo,
oscar Cornish. same. 5000.
loc Cornish. same. 500 90.
In the Matter OF Scrap Lumber from
: Construction Olcnc Bridge.
~ appearing that the county has
no further usc Tor SCRAP Number tab
en- from old Olrn" county road
bridge consisting of % or 30 pieces
uf mmhcr, and u appearing that u,
=. Gfifulh hns offered the couuty the
sum OF $500 for such lumber II IL
therefore hereby ordered that the
lumber BE- sold for said sum NJ
$1,000. ic be- deposited To the Road
Fund Account Dated June 20, 1899.
In the Matter OF Illds for Si0O. 900 Of
Road Bonds OF Klamath County.
Oregon.
Now on this 2ith day Of Juno
1879, this matter coming ON at 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

b" held ay part payment for these
bonds In ease this offer N accepted.
otherwise 10 be returned To our rep.
roscntHtyc Immediately"
Respectfully submitted:
Blyth. Wittcr q Co
1.add A.. rilion Bank.
security Savings a Trust Co.
Ralph Schn""lock q Co,
Western bond 4 Mortgage Go.
Freeman. Smith q Camp Go"
Ferris a llBrdErOyc. of Spokane,
Wash.
Mr.. u ". Bunncll. County Judge.
klamath County. klamath Falls.
oregon.
Dear Sir:
For 100000 legally issued road
bonds Of Klamath county delivered
10 Us In Spokane. Washington or
Chicago. Illinois at cur option. TO be
dated April /. 1922, and 10 mature
$4,000 In seven years, s3I 200 In .
years; sl22.O00 in IL years; s122,.
OO0 In Is years. sl23,0O0 In 10 years
from date. said bonds TO he of the
denomination OF $1,000 bearing In
,eroH, M the rate of Z = per cent per
ANllNNIH lhNhtl' NNiiAA bbAii
principal and interest payable at the
fiscal agency Of the State OF OREGON
In the City Of New York, "" will pay
slOO5.7O and accrued interest 10
date OF delivery for each 100000
bond THIS sid ls made subject to
our receiving the approving opinion
of Messrs Teal. Minor & Winfree. Of
the legality of said bonds aud the
taxation provisions relating thereto,
YOU agreeing Ia furnish To us prompt
Is and prior To- the delivery with n
fun certified transcript OF all pro-
cycdiags and incident to the issu-
unCr ~ said bonds and Ia furnish
such other certificates and take such
further action as may be necessary.
We herewith hand YOU our certified
check for slO.O00 MS evidence OF our
good faith In complying with the
terms of this bid II the award Is
made 10 ~ ~ 10 apply as part pay
mont otherwise 10 be Immediately
returned. This bid for immediate ac-
Ceptance.
Respectfully submitted.
Halscy. stuart 4 Company.
4. u. Leach a Company.
Ferris & Hardgrove,"
Aud the court NJ this limo not be-
ing advised as To the benefits OF the
respective bids took the matter under
advisemcpt until Monday, June 20,
1899, az 10 o'clock a. IN,
Dated this June "a, l92s,
Whcrcupon Court Adjourned until
Monday. June Goth, 1929.
II, ~. BUNNELL,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26
NOTICE or snERIrrs SALE

Ey virtue of an execution duly
igsucd out of the Circuit Court of the
state of Oregon. for klamath Coun-
Z ~. dated July >. 1929. in u certain
action In said Court wherein George
w. Duke recovered Judgment against
Elmer Mallory. Walter Mallory and
Roy Mallory and zach of them for
tho sum of Two hundred fifty dollars
with interest thereon at the rate of
sIN NOR ron, fran Epbr,Inry ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26
MEN WANTED!
For service as


Railroad Machlnists
Boilcrmakers
Blacksmiths
Electricians
Sheet Metal Workers
pipe Filters
Copper Smiths
Car Rcpaircrs
TinnorB
Car Inspectors
Helpers all classes.
Under strike conditions best cx-
piaincd by Chairman Ben w. Hooper
of the L. :. Il. II. Labor Board. IN his
statement OF July First reading as
follows:
"In this case the conflict IN MOI
between the employer and the OPP
pressed employees. The people Of
this country. through an act OF CON
grcss signed by President Wilson cs-
tablished n tribunal to decide condi-
tIons which are submitted 10 II In n
proper manner over such dispute. IL
Is tho decisions OF this tribunal
against which the shop crafts are
striking. Regardless Of any question
of the right OF men Ia strike tho men
who take strikers places arc merely
accepting wages aud working condi-
tions prescribed by a government
tribunal aud are performing y public
service. They are not accepting the
wages and working conditions which
an employer is trying To impose. For
this reason public sentImer' and full
government power will protect the
men who remain in their positions
and new men who may com0n."
Adequate provisions have been
made for tho full protection Of all
new employees the same as old en-
ployees who have remained Loyalty
NJ work. Applicants should apply
20 the office of the Superintendent
At Portland Union Station. or to the
assistant Superintendent at Rose
burg.
j. ". DYER,
Gen. Mgr. Southern Pacific.
Jy SO
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(publishcr)

Department Of the Interior,
4. =. Land OFFICE. Lakcyicw, Ore,
June ~, 103::.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Frank II. Morris. of oiene. Oregon
lRoute No. ~, who. on September
"a. 1920. made additional Home
stead Entry. No. o97sS. for Lots .
and 10. Sec. 32. T. IN $. r. IL. Lots
3 and 4. Sla NWh section . apd
the SEA NwL and SWA. Sec. 6.
Township i0-South. Range ls-
East. willamette Meridian. mas filed
notice of intention to make three
year Proof. TO establish claim to the
lapd above described. before j o.
Hamaker. U. s. Commissioner. AT Bo-
nanza. oregon, on theslsth day OF
August. 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Bert Vogt. Allen vogt, Earl Keat-
er. Fred Rilings, all OF Olenc, Ore
gon.
+. II. LIGHT. Register
J as--Jy 5-l2-l9-26--A .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26
County Court Proceedings

"'hNUNt uVnN 'Vlns l'ss.
Court met Pursuant 10 Adjourn
mcnt, whom were present, u. N. Bun
nell. county Judge, BurrcIl Short nnt
Avn rordyro, county rpmmluuluncrt
the following pforocdingH wore had
Currcit EAponHc ClpImH allowed
and warrants drawn ~ follows
office Mach Supply co.. uuppllof
huryeyor, siS,b0,
u. -, Lamb examination insane,
$500,
Herald Pub, Co.. pub. court pro.
cocdtngH. 1890.
i. c. Penney q Co, supplies coun,
iy poor. S33D3,
Mrs, Ada Rico. vital statistics,
sg,75,
} Y, bradley. vital statistics,
SEES,
Goo. o. walton. vital statistIca.
s2.bO.
u snowgooHc, Vital matIatlcn.
slON.
claude Clopton, witness circuit
court. $500
Road clninB allowed aud warrants
drawn.
w. T. Fra,n. work, silO.Si.
standard Oil 70. HuppiirH, fIS,OT.
standard OH CO.. mppllua, Slii.r
20.
Harry pi2on. time, tissO,
4. !, Jackson, supplies, Sl3.25.
kinmnth county Ahat Co. nup
pllon. hl 30.
Orcg. state Il'wny Comm auppllo1,
ggi2G
Baldwin Hardware 60, supplies,
E3O.Hi
o. * nlackomlth Shop supplies,
tiOI.
% X HlacEsml,h shop, supplies.
t36.3O.
Marriott Road claims allowed and
warrants drawn. m
baldwin Ud'warc Co h eUrpllca
I.aur,il V NM. II. ti,5j.
! {, Taylor work Poo V. MKT ltd.'
$500
In the Mattcr or Application for
Opcu Air Dancing Ut Barclay
SprinFn.
Tho application NJ Franklin I Fil2
for nu order of thlg court authorizing
aud dif"ptinE the county cl"rk or
klamath County, oregon to iHsuC 10
hNn llvansr 90 conduct public
open AFR dane" 80 Barclay Springs.
oregon .uWiiW uu 90 THIS time Tor
hearing and the court having runsld
urrd sHid application ana n appearing
tu the HHtI faction ~ this court that
lpp!i am 1. " person nf good moral
character rud W outlllrd io THE lic.
rnfc prayed fnr'
~ o. ordered ihHi uiid friuhln J.
Fiis h" and h,r,by H granted llc"nar
iu conduct public dance ~ barclay
spriurH. oregon and the County
rl'rk hr and hereby iH authorized
Hni directed go issue such lirrnHu To-
uNplrr pr,,Whrr 81 iae2 u iH fur.
thor ordered that dancing in said
dance hnil be- prohibited h"twcon the
hours nf I p, m. tu . y. m Sundayr.
Dated June lHih. lt2s.
Wh"rrupou Court Adjourned uutil
Saturday Julo 2ith. 1879.
u " BUSNEt.L.
County Judge.
nrRRElL SHORT.
Co Commissioners
ASA rORDNCE,
Co Commissioner.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

7 ,.,.., -. a.,
v, wv n,o'npoIh oi tno court nnu .,
1PpeN,inE tnnt ihcro mas p'en tlleo
,u plu" huphlit"u ,or hnlu ponuB
W. ',I,l WIN INC c,erk ol 'h'h court
""'" p''N po'nH Nv Io'IoNH'
'LumbcrmcDs Trust Company
bhhlS Of Portland, oregon.
Honorable BUnrd of County Comma.
RiOnofH:
klamath County Oregon,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

Anglo London Paris Company OF San
Francisco Cal
Honorable County Court. Klam-
nth County. klamath Falls. Oregon.
Gcntlomon
For 100000 par value bonds Of
tho County Of Klamath. we hereby
bid you par and accrued intorcB, 10
date OF delivery. plus premium 81
5 2u.OO The bonds above bid COR
Wc moro particularly described M
follows 3i0O.0hO par yaiuo bonds OF
the County OF klamath issued Tor tho
building ui permanent roads. allow.
ing the denomination of Sl,0O0 dated
April ! 1879. bearing interest at the
rate OF ia per annum, payable semi
annually and maturing $4,000 Ap.
ri, lat. 1899. S3l,O0 April lat L.
1881, si22,o"o April lot. 1889.
Sl;2.00u April /, 1910. $i23.OOO
April I. l9Ii. ...... 100000. 90. The
above bid W made with the under.
standing that " W. are the success.
ful bidders We win be- furnished with
the approving opinion OF McHsrs.
r'Il, Minor n Wmtroc of Portland.
oregon Iurloscd please Ind certified
vh,,k drawn on the Anglo s. London
Paris National bank IN tho sum of
~ u.uOu which IN 20 be- returned 10
49, lu The event this bid iH not accept.
yd
Very truly yours.
Auglo London Paris Company +"
ulyth. Wittcr q Co, OF Portland.
oregon
Honorable County Court klamath
Falls. Oregon,
Gentlemen.
For four hundred thousand dol
lars RiO0,000l par value. legally Is
sued Road Bonds of your county In
denominations uf ono thousand dol.
lars ga dated April ist, i922, ma
turIng ds follows $4,000 seven years
from date OF issue. s3l .oOO nino
years from date of Issue. $4,000
seventeen years from date of issue.
Sl2s goo eighteen years from date Of
issue; Si23,0O0 nineteen years from
date OF ISSUE. with both principal
aud scmi-nnnunl interest payable IN
United States gold coin at IN. fiscal
agency uf the state OF Oregon In New
YORK City, all of the above mention
I'D Inaturilips to bear interest at the
rpio OF bh per cent per annum eS-
ccpt the issue of si23.0oO due nine
teen years from date OF issue. which
shall bear interest at thc.rato of =
per cent per auuum, We wiz. upvl
delivery OF the bonds 10 ug. IN such
amounts and nt such timca as shall be-
mutually agreed upon, pay YOU par
v8lur aud accrued Interest from date
OF bonds To date of delivery aud In
addition thereto. premium ~ nine
~ two dollars This bid a. uncondi-
tional but Il lH Understood and agreed
that We are tn be- furnished with the
approving legal opinion of Mcssrs
Teal, Minor aud Winfreo of Portland.
Oregon, prior 90 the delivery OF these
bonds. As evidence of our good faith
We attach hereto our certified check
IN the sum of ten thousand dollars To
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

FOR SALE--26 acres. mile to
Medford. Modern buildings, crops.
Eight acres OF alfalfa, stock. Pay
ment down, balance easy terms.
Forced sale, J, Petersen, II. 1, Box S.
Modford. l7-27'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS

LOST Starting crank, REQ car. be-
tween Mills addition school and
STANDARD oil service station. !. A.
Tucker. Leave at Standard OIL ser
vice station. 2b-26'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

rOR SALE--A few extra good white
Lcghorn hens. Critic strain. y. n.
! Thomas. 1927"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

FOR SALE--Good paying business
French Hand Laundry. 2i-27
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

FOR sALE-Cheyrolet truck. $40
Main ST. 22-2Ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26


--..~>.->~.~~~~~~~~
! CLASSIC
&-~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~>
MISCELLANEOUS
LOST Starting crank, REQ car. be-
tween Mills addition school and
STANDARD oil service station. !. A.
Tucker. Leave at standard OIL scr
vice station. 25-2G'
FOR RENT Large room, water
own entrance, 103 Pine st. 2j-31@
FOR SALE--A few extra good white
Lcghorn hens. Critic strain y. II.
Thomas. 25-2T"
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two wheel
auto trailer, first class condition.
Phone 4DGJ2. 25-2G'
J. H.. Enders a Go. appreciates
your patronage. $500
Furnished one room cabin. Colon
ial Rooms, / III near Main. 2j-27s
Ha=.a-a= =----.-------=-a--.H. .-------------
WIN sacrifice my home n sold at
once. New, five rooms. bath. cellar.
fireplace, bullt-in features. Small
payment. balance Ike rent. Address
", Herald office. 25-27'
FOR SALE Double bnrrcll shotgun
and fine leather case, Cheap. call
S13 Lincoln. 1896
Place oriern with J. y. Endcrs g.
Co.. for your future needs In can
ming fruit 2j-23
FOR RENT 3 room furnished apt
Phone 273J. 25-3I
WILL TRADE go acre fruit farm. .
acres IN bearing cherries. on paved
highway near Roseburg room mod
ern home. Prefer 1850 aero good aI-
fglfa land near Klamath Falls. Must
be close TO school. Write y. r. Kills
meier. care county agents office.
Klamath Fails. 25-2G'
New shipment of the popular CSC
coffee arrived n !. T. Endcrs & Co.
2j-29
. -.
WASTED Boys secondhand BIZ
cycle, iS-inch frame. Cash IL favor
able. Phone j35M. 2i-2G'
WANTED TO BUY-Two good se-
cond-hsnd trunks. Must be cheap.
Box 2li Herald office. 2i-26'
FOR SALE Electric range. piano.
sewing machine, rugs and viclrola.
Somn other household articles. Call
afternoons 1929 Lincoln. or phone
2tTR. 2i-2Gs
WANTED D--iiousckccpcr WouM pre-
fer someone who could stay home
nights. Apply room 3, Swanson
Bldg. 25-29
W'ANTED-Two passengers to share
cxponse 10 Portland by auto. Tel.
Saw. 2i-26
BINDER TwINE at ]. ". Kcrns'
whsc. ON Spring st. Price l9c per
Id. Special discount TO Farm Bureau
members, Phone 5S-J. 20-2s
FOR SALE.-ro0O feet 5-s cable.
l2l y. 1ith 81. II
W.ANTED--Waiter or waitress and
chaimbcrmaid. Phone Eagle Ridge
Tavern. Str
FOR SALE--i0O0 feet 5-S cable.
i21 n. lith 81. u
ARCADE TRANSFER Yiil move you
ANYTIME. anywhere. Reasonable
6s9-J. 7tf
FOR RENT Housekeeping Apis. 80
lilgh and % Main, Phone Is,
:itf
FOR Wheeler 4 Wilson sew
Ing machine. Price reasonable. y.
n. Drew, Col Main 81. 2ltf
\ REAL BARGAIN GUARANTEED
One 1921 Ford, s passenger
touring, Buick Sales & Service Co.
2ltf
FOR SALE--Good paying business.
French Hand Laundry. 2i-27
FOR SALE--26 acres. mile to
Medford, Modern buildings. crops.
Eight acres OF alfalfa. stock. Pay
ment down, balance easy terms.
Forced sale, ]. Petersen, II. l, Box S.
Modtord. l7-27'
FOR SALE-Cheyrolet truck. $40
Main St 22-2Ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

\ REAL BARGAIN GUARANTEED
One 1874 Ford. passenger
touring Buick Sales & Service Co.
2ltf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

WIN sacrifice my home n sold al
once. New. five rooms. bath. cellar.
fireplace, bullt-in features. Small
payment. balance like rent. Address
NJ Herald office. 2j-27'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

Furnished one room cabin. Colon.
ial Rooms. ilth near Main. 2j-27"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

FOR SALE Double bnrrcll shotgun
S13 Lincoln. 2j-26
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

J. H.. Enders a. Go. appreciates
your patronage. 25.20
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE.--Oid papers, suitable fQr
underlying linoIeum. carpet. etc.
Wrapping and packing. Ten cents Q
large bundle. Herald office, Il
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

Logging Shoes repaired. Jack
Frost. Sixth st.. of Main Gtf.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

New shipment of the popular CSC
coffee arrived n J. =. Endcrs & Co.
2j-29
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

FOR SALE-Whceler q Wilson sew
Ing machine. Price reasonable. y.
n. Drew, Col Main st. 2ltf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

WILL TRADE go acre fruit farm. .
acres IN bearing cherries. on paved
highway near Roseburg. room mod
ern home Prefer 1850 acre good al
fglfa land near Klamath Falls. Must
be close TO school. write y. r. Kills
meier. care county agents office,
Klamath Fails. 25-2G'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-26

FOR RENT Housekeeping Apts. 80
lilgh and % Main, Phone Is.
.itf
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-14
ANOTHER THEORY Z
IN SHOOTING OF
MRS. RICHARDSON
But Officials y I've Failed to
Discover Motive For
REMAINS ARE IT TO
ATLANTA, \ YER HOME
Evident That Wo Was Kill
ed by Shot Fro, ar Own
Pistol at Home err EN-
pIoyer in Richmo

Richmond, Va, Dec. 13.-With no
definite motive established for the
killing of Mrs Theima Richardson.
stenographer, formerly of Atlanta
who was shot to death late Monday
at the home of Thomas Pollard. real
estate and insusance man. local po-
lice early today were working on the
theories which may solve what thew
now consider a mystery
AT the same time they admitted
they had failed to establish a motive
the authorities also said they had not
ascertained the exact manner in
which the young woman was shot.
The body of Mrs Richardson. ac-
companied by her brother, William
Pierce Han, will be shipped from
here today to her Atlanta home. Mrs.
Richardson, was formerly Miss Thel-
ma Haw, who resides in the Georgia
city.
The theories under consideration
by the police are that Pollard shot
the girl following a quarrel, prob
ably believing that she was about to
kill him, or that the stenographer
was shot accidentally during strug-
gle for possession of the pistol, which
the police say was her property
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-14
MAN ON TRIAL WHO
CAUSED GUARDSMEN
DE SENT TO WAYCROSS

(By Associated Press.
Waycross, Dee 13.--R b
Kinlaw was placed on trial today
on charges & assault with at
tempt to murder in connection
with an attack on J. r.. Ross,
chief Car inspector of the Allan
tic Coast Line on July II, which
resulted in sending the National
Guard here, and who remained
month at this place on strike
duty.
Two panels of iurymen were called
before a sufficient number could be
found to try the case, being qualified
to render verdict, Two jurors were
excused on account of relationship TO
the accused, after the final jury had
been completed, both the state and
the defense agreeing to 20 ahasDwith
the trial by ten jurors.
d, NJ. Parker, assisting Solicitor
General Allen B. Spence in the case;
addressed the jury and stated that the
state would attempt to show that the
essential facts in the indictment re-
Eurned by the grand jury at its pres
ent term against Kinlay were true.
Jerome Crawley, attorney for Kinlaw,
made his initinal address to the jury
declaring that he would attempt to
prove that Kinlaw was not at the
railroad restaurant at the time the
crime was alleged to have been COM
mitted
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-14

WALKER RETURNS
Spent Several hours in City
Last Night FrgOute From
Cumberland Island to His
Home in Monroe.

Governor-elect Clifford Walker
reach the city from Cumberland last
night and was warmly greeted by his
many friends here. He is returning
from hunting trip on Cumberland
Island where he had a delightful stay,
He is accompanied by his little son
Harold, and in the party on the ISL
and We're; Senator E. P. Dobbs and
Capt, Fred Morris, Marietta; James
Dobbs, Athens; Judge Sam c. Atkin-
son, Atlanta Dr. Carl Belts, Rome
Robert Hightower, Thompson; j. D.
Paulk, Anguilla; and the following
from Brunswick: w H. Wood, b A.
White, L. A. Miller, l. r Akin, Ted
Kkin, j Fl. Thomas, of Jesup; Dr..
Spences Atkinson, of Atlanta; and
George Watts, Rome, Ga
The governor is looking fine
and he says he feels the same way
He is delighted with activity in
Brunswick right about now and ex-
pressed himself as being pleased at
the good showing made " Bruns-
wick and Glynn county bonds at the
sale here yesterday.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-14
Premier Does Not Make Clear
Just What Procedure His
Government Will Take To-
ward German Collection.
(By Associated Press.3

Paris, Dec. 13.-Prmeier Poincare,
ct the resumption OF parliamentary
debate on the French foreign policy,
will announce that the government
retains the right to use free hand
in seizing security for the German
debt. However, he will not specify
what this security will be.
The i,em:er made MS clear t. in
tervie@ers last nicht, saving that
he wolld S. eak eit|er spontaneously
or in reply TO Interpretations on ''the
fresh appointment of the occupation
of the Ruhr," of which Leon Daudet
and others have given notice.
~ never said thought, Of oecu-
Rying the Ruhr, or taking such Sc
curity," the premier told his ques-
TONERS. Il do not knew exactly
which we should choose. If we did
we should be very careful not to cry
it from the houstops.
"This, however, is certain: what
ever action we decide on win not IN
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-14
GOVERNORS TO CONFER
FOR FOURTEENTH TIME
(Rv Associated Press. }

White Sulphur Springs, w Va,
Dec. 10 -EyeRthing is in readiness
for the fourteenth annual conference
Of governors, the sessions of which
will begin here tomorrow and con-
tinue through the remainder Of NE
week.
The deliberations will be partici-
pated in by an usually large number
Of etate executives, together with
many Of those elected TO gov
rnorship in November, but who have
not yet been fnducted into office.
The conference this year promises
10 be the most important as well as
the largest Of its kind that has been
held
Many problems of government,
taxation, industry and questions af-
fecting the public safety and welfare
will be dealt with in the papers,
addresses and discussions which will
5e included in the three-day program
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-14
POINCARE SAYS FRANCE USE FREE
HAND IN COLLECTING GERMAN DEBT

volve the calling up of single man.
What is no less certain the time for
threats without action is past. We
have fully resolved to act, even alone
and even if before January Is, if the
reparations commission pronounces
in favor of fresh moratorium for
Germany.
"In any case we cannot take any
step before January Is. It is wrong
to speak of postponement. We post
poned nothing, and the fact that we
are adjourning continuation Of our
discussions to the beginning of next
month involves no loss of time"
The atmosphere Of the parliament
tary lobbies now appears less fever
ish and the situation is viewed with
greater complacency by the press,
which like the Petit Parisien. more
or less supports the government
pointing out that the premier did not
come back from London empty hand
ed. Attention is also called to the
fact that France obtained from her
allies Concessions which, while not
complete, are none the less most I'M
portant, notably Britain's new atti-
tude toward the inter-alNed debts,
which would hardly have been hoped
for after her refusal even to consider |
the question six mnoths sgo.