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Evening star., 1922-07-19
COAL LoADINGs SLUMP.
Inability to Obtain Cars Blamed
for West Virginia Trouble.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, July 19.-In-
ability to obtain cars was given today
ines in this state last week. according to
the West Virginia Coal Operators As
ISOLATION Some mines. II was said.
were working only three days out of
six because they could not get cars.
Total loadings from S67 mines were
1,0S3,750 tons, a decline Of more than
3oO. 900 tons as compared with the pre-
vious week. The greatest decrease was
in the Kanawha and northern West Vir-
rinia fields. The Logan and Norfolk
and western territory showed a slump.
Evening star., 1922-07-19
CONFER IN MICHIGAN.
Operators See Governor on Plans
for Resuming Production.

SAGINAW. Mich. July 1S.-Mine
operators met Gov. Alex. ]. Groesbeck
here today 20 consider possible steps
by the state government to open the
way for resumption of mining opera
tions. The conference was called by
the governor upon receipt last night
Of President Harding's request that
governors Of codl-producing states
tender the operators the aid of state
law enforcement agenciesS if they de-
sire to reopen the mines.
Gov. Groesbeck also conferred with
railroad heads here on the strike situ-
alton. which has been attended by
disorders at lScal shops.
Prior to the conference the execu-
tive indicated he would Immediately
strengthen the force of state police
stationed here. or call upon the Ma
tional Guard. should such a step be
found necessary.
Mine operators announced they
might undertake to reopen the pits,
but expressed doubt they could get a
sufficient force. Virtually al, the BIZ
luminous coal produced in Michigan
Is mined in this region.
COAL LOADINGS SInMP
Evening star., 1922-07-19

brother. Howard. and his widow. Mrs
Ellen J. Laughiin. y
Several years ago Mr.. Laughlin rep
resented a string of New Jersey news
papers and was on the Capitol stan OF
the New York Herald. At different
periods he was also connected with the
Capitol STATS of the United Press AS
ISOLATION and the international News
Service. He had a wide acquaintance
among public men. was a. popular and
able member of the Washington corps
of correspondents and keen commenta-
tor upon national politics.
After leaving the newspaper profess
sion, because Of Ill health. he moved to
Liberty. N. Y. where he has resided for
the past two years.
Evening star., 1922-07-19
MEMORIAL TO FOUNDER
OF ZION MOVEMENT
TO BE HELD TONIGHT

n n EMoRIAL services for DR..
III Theodore Herxl. founder of
lxl the Zionist movement. will
be held at Adath Israel
Synagogue, 9Th and / streets,
tonight. Prominent speakers will
address the gathering, and a special
program of prayers and music has
been arranged.
Hailed by many as the modern
Moses of the jews, DR.. Herzi con-
Evening star., 1922-07-19
Thurs days Best!
Bunion So Bad
Could Not Wear Shoe for Year
Asn,ss nls,msaea RaeGecf G0nHaef
Calls Fairyioot a eodsend

NY husbands bunion was %
sore 6e couldn't wear Q shoe for .
whole year." says Mrs. Eddy. Hs
txied Fairyfoot and the relief was
% quick he jumped Cor joy. Every
time he puts his shoes on now hs
calls Fairyfoot Q godsend."
Fairyfooe stops pain instantly.
An sorsness and swelling dissp-
pear. Foot 10 restored to normal
size and shape. Try Fairyfoot and
forget your bunion forever. We
guarantee It. Sold by leading
Dealers everywhere.
Evening star., 1922-07-19

veyed his idea of
the restoration Of
Palestine as the
Jewish homeland
in 1895. when he
wrote his famous
"Judenstaat." Fol-
lowing the inter-
est which his plan
h a d ar ou 8 e d
e cry W here. in
1897 he convened
the establishment
of the Interna-
n a I ional Zionist
Organization.
He died in 1904
Evening star., 1922-07-19
EMBARGO IS URGED
ON FOREIGN GOODS
Senator Gooding Would Bar.
All Articles That Can Be
Produced in U. S.
MORE WORK NEEDED HERE
Contends Other Nations Have
Adopted Same Course-S,500,-
600 Seek Jobs.
MORE WORK NEEDED HERE

A complete embargo against the
Importation of manufactured articles
that can be produced in the United
States was advocated today in the
Senate by Senator Gooding of Idaho.
chairman of the republican asricul-
tural tariff bloc Contending that other
Evening star., 1922-07-19

OF' !heodore Her1I. of heart failure,
to which he fell a victim as a result
Of his tremendous labors in organiz-
ing Jews of various countries, Gus
toms. languages and ideas. who had
been dispersed for 1000 years for one
common aim of regaining Palestine
as the ancient home of his race.
Evening star., 1922-07-19
Marrien.

hAAsDELL-MEITZLER Mr. and Mrs.
Harry *. Metzi-r Innornc~ the marriage
OF their daughter PAULINE NJ 10 Mr..
FRED ID. RAMSDEI-L. at Baltimore. Nd.
July IL. 1877 by the Rev. Pau II. Furry.
Evening star., 1922-07-19
FOUND.

BICYCLE-Owner can have same nv identify
ing and paying for ad. Apply 71e 18th st. Sc,
oOs
PUP-Rrindle. short tail. male: poodle, white.
male. tan ears. Apply Wash. Animal Rescue
League, $40 Md. ave sw
Evening star., 1922-07-19
6. 3. LAUGHLIN, JR., DIES
Former Washington Correspondent
Long Ill of Anemia,

George B. Laughlin. jr.. for many
years Washington newspaper corre-
spondent. died recently at Liberty, N. Y.
according to word received here. Mr.
Laughlin died after a long illness of
anemia. He is survived by his parents.
Evening star., 1922-07-19
Don't Suffer With Hay Feper
-s0hen positive relief may
be had by taking
HAYFER

Not experiment, but tried and proven remedy
Nothing to snuff lotion to apply that irrtates the
already inHamed membranes HAY-FER is capsule
treatment; perfectly harmless formula giving imme-
date relief in the most aggravated and persistent Of
Hay Fever No matter how chronic the case take HAY
FER and you find the symptoms that nearly driving
you mad quickly disappear leaving you perfectly normal
rs Doses-P Price, 500
Evening star., 1922-07-19
Box of rs
89c
"A 5O-CIGAR HUMIDOR

Buy box of Carl Mitchell Cigars at regular price
of 81 co. give this splendid 5ocgar humdor
handsome thing well made and of exceptional
quality.
Evening star., 1922-07-19
LOST.

RATHING SUIT. Tuesday afternoon. OF
Georgia ave. near Park Rad 5O3 Randolpr
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-10
MOTOR COMP ANY
OFFERS SPRAYER
FOR ELM TREES

The elm tree beetle, SO danger
GUS to the beauty Of its foliage, is
here. q
At a nominal fee the Valley
Motor Car company has placed at
the disposal of the public a Bean
sprayer attached to tractor and
will spray any of the trees on the
property of Salem residents. The
sprayer throw a 75-foot stream
and has formerly ben found to be
very effective.
The cost to property owners
will be only the cost of the labor
Of two men which divided UP be4
tween two or three parties does
not amount to much. Some so resi-
dents have already placed their
orders. When calling ask for
Frank Wager, who Is in charge of
the work.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-10
Sport Briefs

Omaha.-Billy Shade, Pacific
coast heavyweight. won TO-
round decision over Andy schma-
der Of Lexington.
Meriden. Conn. --- Kid Wagner
Of Philadelphia won a 12-round
decision over Louis kid" Kaplan
of Meriden, claimant OF the New
England featherweight title.
Toronto.--Tommy Noble. Eng
lish featherweight champion, won
the judges decisoin In 10-round
contest with Jimmy Goodrich Of
Buffalo, N. Y.
Portland, Or.---Johnny Myers.
Chicago, claimant to middle
weight wrestling championship.
defeated George Barnes of Nebras-
ka in straight falls.
Coast League Scores.
Salt Lake 6; Sacramento z.
Seattle 1 Portland ..
Vernon 6 Oakland 8.
San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 8.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-10

Harold F. Henwood former favorite
been pardoned from the Cannon City (C pentenay
serving life for killing
St Louis international
Copeland wealthy Cripple Creek mining manning
life James W. Atkinson Colorado
innocent bystanders
in the paa Brown Palace Barroom,
and Phul quareed the beautiful
Springer, leading
Denver capitalist Springer divorced
Blackwes New
Henwoods the defending
name
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-10
HOWELL PRAIRIE AND
GERvAIS PLAY SUNDAY

Howell Prairie and Gervais
baseball teams will clash on the
Gervais diamond. weather permit
ting, Sunday afternoon.
Last Sunday the Howell Prairie
nine defeated Jefferson 13 to in
a hotely contested game. The
batteries were:
Howell Prairie-Schapp, Laud-
erback and Jones.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-10
TRAFFIC over DALLAS
ROAD BEING DETOURED

During the work of paving the
stretch of the Dallas-Salem high
way between Rickreall and the end
Of the pavement this side of Dal-
las traffic between Salem and Dali
las is being detoured to the south
side of the river at Rickreall.
All OF the roads traversed on
the detour are in good shape.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-10
GREAT NORTHERN EARNS
S28,469,926 IN 1921

st. Paul, MINI, June 10.-Net
income OF the Great Northern
railway totalled S2s,469,926 In
1921 after deduction Of taxes and
fixed charges, according to the
annual report of the road made
public today.
This was the equivalent OF
$11.41 a share on capital stock
outstanding, In 1920 the earn
ings were STA a share.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-10

Georgians are going to be hard
put to 1t to devise fitting pun
ishment for the negro who had
the effrontery to escape from the
band of lynchers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-10

The league of nations has just
settled the Silesian dispute be-
tween Poland and Germany. Hen
ry Cabot Lodge will please take
notice.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-10
Night News
Summary

Washington. Congressional in
vestigation OF prices charged by
bituminous coal operators and re-
tailers was promised by Senator
Bofah of Idaho, chairman of the
senate labor committee at CON
ference with Secretary Hoover of
the department OF commerce, II
the basic price scale established at
conferences between Hoover and
committees of producing operators
are made the basis for profiteer.
ing.
Trenton, N. J.--Business is Inn
proving and wages, though read
justing are never going down to
pre-war levels, President Harding
told an audience in Trenton from
a train platform last night.
Chicago.-Three more persons
dead of heat yesterday, making
eight deaths and more than 100
in two days.
Beaumont, Texas.-Thomas II.
Garner, serving his second term
as sheriff of jefferson county, was
from offices by Judge
Robert G, Street, following an in
structed jury verdict in which
Garner was found guilty of Off
cial misconduct in taking the oath
as a member OF the Ku Klux Khan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-10

''Is your skin an annoyance?"
asks an ad. Well, no; we are glad
to have something we can occupy
without paving rent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-10

william Rosendorf, Rosendorf Sr wealthy
3D. 60 resident
ed slightly his of speech arpne flight
AUantc CITY, N j. with Pilot height of 5000 feet
ne was heard perfectly but lost his
power Of speech through illness.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-10
LAvOQUE PLEADS
NOT GUILTY

Harold Lavoque. charged with
contributing to the delinquency
of a minor, pleaded not guilty
when arraigned before George G.
Bingham OF the circuit court Fri
day. Date of the trial was not
set.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-10

Too many voters look upon the
party ticket as a meal ticket.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

ewes 10 black. but wonderful effects
are achieved by darkening the eye
lashes and hand-painting shadows
beneath light Orbs.
And the way they can transform
gold tresses 10 ebony is nothing
short OF breath-taking. You'll be
surprised how you won't know your
best friend this winter If the supply
1f black hair dye holds out
Getting the olive skin that goes
with the dark coloring Is too easy
for words. The shops are full OF
orange and brown face powders that
are applied over a foundation OF cold
cream. The real color is buried far
below.
After ALL In no way does woman
demonstrate her versatility so con
cIusively as IN the way she Is able
20 change. not only her mind. but
her personality, figure. type and even
her husband 20 meet the demands
Of the changing seasons.
The baby yamp can grow UP II
necessary she will. Her mind
has always been mature.
II winter comes and nnds you a
blond happer you have only yourself
20 blame.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
PRINCESS MARY Is
GOOD HOUSEKEEPER,
NEIGHBORS INSIST
And Neighbors Usually Find
Out, Regardless of So
cial Position.

LONDON. Sept I6.-Princess
Mary is making an excellent house
wife. That is what they are saying
up in Yorkshire. where the Princess
and her Viscount husband have been
spending the late Summer weeks.
j orkshire standards are very high.
CO. The Princess has won the
hearts OF all OF the Yorkshire coun-
y people and is most popular in the
villages surrounding her country
home. She frequently goes into the
village 10 shop personally. and her
tours are always the subject OF much
discussion.
An old Yorkshire shopkeeper has
given away one of the royal secrets.
lie il authority for the statement
that the Princess has q weakness
for royal pictures. Whenever she
visits this old gentleman's shop she
always spends a consfdera BILE
amount Of time looking over the
photographs OF the members of her
own family. The Princess Is n
great seeker for antiques and never
misses a chance to pick up an old
treasure from an old shop.
The autumnal political activities
100 England threaten TO center
around the alleged sale OF honors.
Political opponents OF Lloyd George
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

The truth isn't always pleasant
d. 20 Is well 20 know the worst
There has been a radical shakeup
p vamping circles and the baby
VCmp has lost Quit
Our fall and winter siren VIII be
q slinky. slender. soaring sister. such
~ wrecked homes several seasons
before the reign OF .he fapper
The baby vamp had her chance,
bit she muffed d. She didn't last
Men fell for her. but not for long
Sic was hard on their bank ac-
counts. but not on their hearts.
In other words the fury darling
could jazz AL right herself. but she
couldn't make a mans heart syuco-
pate 20 anything like the fantastic
measures OF the old Theda Bars
model and she couldn't sustain the
q mpo
So. she's out. II you don't believe
tbs is the day o. the tail girl Just
icok at the styles. They're all made
fCr her-draperies long skirts, big
has and all.
The only thing left for the short
g. Is 20 put q few extra lifts on her
heels buy comb foot high. pin
10 her bobbed hair. use every inch
, O. her spine. and create such flu
sons a. the Wo0lworth building AZ
s. can
Another cause contributing 90 the
DOWNFALL ~ the baby vamp Is said
g. have been her bIondness The
psf tense is used advisedIy Beauty
specialists havc decided that IL takes
tie dark lady Co hold the attention
81 men
Blond hair. rirk and white slins
and baby stares are forgotten when
a man looks into midnight eyes.
Hence. men voted FOR the fade out
@ the blond
SO far no beauty doctor has advo-
bA;ed any measure for changing blue
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
Diamond BeIieUed Gem
of Russian CrOiCn on
Sale IN London Shop

LONDON. Sept. I6.-Hauon Car
den-the diamond market OF London
had a thrill recently when it was
reported that the famous Hope d.a-
mond. owned by Mrs. Edward il
Mclean OF Washington. ID. c.. had
been placed upon the market
The rumor proved 20 be- untrue,
but Il was disclosed that "a lar-e di4-
mond resembling the Hope diamond
had been placed I'm the hands Of "a
Hatton Garden dealer for sale.
Gordon Nathan. owner OF the dio-
mond, Is OF the opinion that TN
newly displayed stone came from one
OF the famous Russian czarist pieces
OF iewelry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
Ahead OF Men

Like everything else in which she
Is given half chance woman is
ahead Of man in this longevity bust
me-. OF course. there are a few
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

OF those Over-SG-year-o youths like
Henry Clews. John Wanamaker.
Chauncey Depew and Uncle" Joe
Cannon who are still very much IN
the running, but statistics prove that
the average life span Of the city man
is but 51.55 and the country male
55.23 Still that Is an increase OF
SIS years since 1910. so the ladies
must need look TO their laurels The
old boys are sure stepping up a bit
faster.
The good old reliable statistics also
prove that with the average span OF
male life at 1913 years and the fe-
male at 6O.7. that folks all live long
est out In Bleeding Kansas. But then,
who'd want to?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
NEw GLOVES.

The use OF tinsel embroidery is a
novelty on gloves. SO arc velvet In
ings. One pair OF white kid gloves
IS lined with purple velvet. another
Ct faun color has "a brown lining.
Fancy contrasting cuffs are interest
ing features.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

les at the present time are paying
dividends Of Il percent, and that a
penny of pint OF beer wouldn't
reduce the dividends more than one
percent
Speaking of things that are liquid.
j. VI. Glenister. OF the United States
OF America. who announces that he
Is about To start monster anti
prohibition drive in hIs homeland.
has been creating a considerable
furOre in London. Glenister has APP
peared I'm music halls and. aided by
Marie Lloyd. the Coincidence. who
j. well known I'm America, has given
vent TO a considerable amount OF
oratory and denounced the pussy
fOOts." Glenister has garnered
columns of free publicity i'm Lon
don and his spectacular tactics have
won for him the nickname OF Bear
cat Glenister"
And they shall beat their
swords into plowshares,' the scrip
ture predicted but the British are
achieving peace by another method.
British steamships and British war
ships, which were used during the
war but which have now become
obsolete or have been ordered
scrapped In accordance with the
Washington treaties. will be broken
up and turned into cheap safety
razor blades No one has vet an
rounced whether the razor king Of
America. King Gillette, who was
recently in London, has contracted
10 buy the old steel from these dis
carded ships, or whether he will be
forced to meet British competition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

Colonia! styles in pumps are be-
coming more popular daily and ara
causing the strapped and latticcd
models 20 feel some alarm for their
position Brown s. the leading colo-
in footwear as well as IN frocks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
BATTK DESIGNS.

A frock OF white tricotine is en-
bellished on its sleeves and pocket
with an all-over batk design IN
black and red Red pumps are worn
with this costume.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17
CaRrRInGE PnAITS.

Cartridge plaits over the hips are
A favorite method OF INTRODUCING
fulIness in the new coats and coat
dresses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

intimate that his administration
has been guilty Of trading titles for
political contributions. The Prime
Minister and his adherents deny all
these intimations and the open
charges as well. a royal commits
sion has been established to inves-
tigate the charges. and this body
viii get 20 work during the early
Fall weeks. and rather stirring
political times are promised. The
Duke OF Northumberland and the
die-hard Morning Post are conduct
ing the campaign against the Prime
Minister The traffic in honors'
headline seems 10 be standing in
all Of the anti-George newspaper
offices in London, and whenever
news Is dull the scandal is revived.
The most unconcerned in the mat
ter IS the Prime Minister. lie goes
on his way rejoicing. while his enc
mics continue to tear their hair and
gnash their teeth
Conservative England i fearful
of an invasion of rubber bathing
suits. Some of the more daring
female bathers across the Channel,
at the French resorts. have ap-
pearcd I'm one-piece suits made of
rubber. The effect f. said to be
very startling and particularly 50
when the suits are made Of flesh
colored rubber. England Is giving
due warning TO importers that they
viii not tolerate this newest kinl<
In feminine fashions.
With the advent Of Fall weather,
when the nut brown ale" becomes
more and more favored. the pres
sure for cheaper beer IS gaining
impetus in England The brewers
claim that they cannot reduce the
price OF beer until taxes come down.
The advocates of cheaper beer
point out that some OF the brewer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

The newest underwear is showing
short periods.
trimming OF lace-not used IN frilled
and lavish fashion but put on with
out fulling
Even on the lounces OF petticoats
IL is laid n fat rows and this IS
doubtless due 20 the still skinny
lines Of the fashionable silhouette
which demand underwear with
smooth, straight lines.
Creamy Valenciennes is used and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-17

I. ~ some 10y our t.ai4 iitdr sat
WI dlmm.rE eyes and palsied
limbs
They'd gently roer. and sn.s. ard
chat
To3ay our grandmas seldom SIT.
They're alI TOO ran Of lie and vim
The.r hair is bobbed nor palsy
makes
Them shake very wicked ,.mb.
NEW YORK sep. They say
a woman Is a old as She feels r.
that Is true ths mar other cynical
statement an.1t the FAIR sex that
they have no feelings must be- YER
ac'ous also Recent statistics show
that the average span OF life for fe-
maIes in this country has increased
81 years since 1910 Tn our cities
uhe average longevity ~ the ladies' is
s477 and the truly rural feminine
III reaches an average Of 57.4l
years in spite OF statistical proof
that their years are increasing the
n remains on tho face OF things
that they are also growing younger
svery year they gain
A generation ago tho average
Eoman Of so was classed a. an aged
rone Her sparse white hairs were
~peoIed up under cap. her back was
bent and her joints were guarleL
ehe affected felt slippers and wooden
lingerie and sat peering throueh her
SPECS a. tho world swept past her.
Different Now.
Nowadays tfe woman or so sweeps
right along with the jolly old mum
dane sphere She picks up her
French heels az she sweeps and is
tust a Few flaps ahead OF the flap
pies happer Is her hair isn't
bobbed then 81 is deliberately dressed
and the sparkling eyes that look out
From under carefully arched brow
wink gayly az the advancing year.
Until so is a memory ana 90
promise.
With kittenish young flappers like
Edna Wallace Hopper confessing 10
50 years It's no wonder poor old
Father Time looks wan and discour-
aged.
Hymen on the other hand is be-
ginning TO perk up and take notice.
When blushing brides of 20 like
Mr.. Elizabeth Eastman Johnson are
Led 10 the altar by dashing 77-year-
old bridegrooms like Gen StIllman
# KneeIand. it means both Cupid
and Hymen VIII have 10 work over
tn I'D no longer expect to sit
back and cease aU active attentions
20 humans over 40.
Ahcad of Men.
Like everything else in which She
Is given half a chance woman is
ahead Of man in this longevity bust
- % -.n----.- H. !. ~. q lnrn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-01-26
I.auity No, t3D3.

wv
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR KLAM-
ATH COUNTY
J. A, Maddox. Plaintiff VS.. 4. G.
Moliattan. Defendant.
To T, q, McIiattan, The above
Named Defendant. i'l
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON. -ig.
You are hereby required TO appear
and answer the Complaint filed
against You in the above entitled Suit,
ON or before the goth day OF Febru-
AIRY 1929, that being the last day
within which defendant is allowed to
answer herein. ms fixed by the Court
for Publication OF Summons herein,
and II YOU fail so to answer. the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief prayed for in the Com
plant filed herein; Namely,--For u
decree of tho Court foreclosing that
certain, mortgage made and executed
by said defendant in favor of plain
tiff to the South half OF the Southeast
luarter and Lot. 8 of Section Eleven
M, Township Thirty Seven (S7).