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COMPLETE swing
AROUND Of MARKET
Animated Rebound Indicated.
An Overextension of the
Short Interest

New York. July 1l.-Todays stock
market completely reversed its cours,
from that of yesterday, thereby re-
covering much Of the ground lost in
the two preceding sessions. The read :
mess with which number of the rec :
ogni2cd speculative issues were marked
up ana the strong upward trend Of
the general list indicated an oversold
condition. and at, the same time served
10 "mphaSizc the highly professional
"alihcr of the current trading.
Overnight developments both from q
Ccrcign and domestic viewpoint on
rendered II much more cheerful feel
ing. which with the technical position
gave encouragement to the pools and
ether speculative combinations to widen
artlyttirS in the selected issues. In
order TO give n better COloring to the
"ov"m'nt attention for a time was
concentrated III the rail division. This
demonstration as well rs in other quar-
tcr$ of the list had too distinctive
trademarks of artiiirialiry to be over
I"rkcd Nevertheless IT changed the
entire atmosphere and demonstrated that
III" constructive element had not yet
lost It's grip.
cable adviCcS nut quite n different
ComrlcXicn on th" German economic
.Itua'ion which found positive reflection
IN the tirmCr foreign exchange market
irr 'nIcd hv lGviCCS Of Il substantial re-
bound in the London market. state
mout& made Ivy III" German rcpresen-
tnti, . in Paris that tho July II repara-
Dions payment nouid ho made relieved
be tension existing foi som" days and
,trcngthcncd tn" hrii'f that nm ami
'Ihl" arrangement would be reached for
tuur" payments.
President Hardlng'S plan for the i'm
mediate opening of tho mines was po
ioA'ally a helpful influence and served
{" offset tn" more threatening aspect
of the railroad strike situation. 1t was
generally believed both the operators
nUi miners will accept the President :
urCpostiUn. although n decisions will
hr made until the end of tho week.
Prices moved steadily forward during
III" morning on Il broader volume of
business. Opening al Il gain Of "l2
points American Ice "Xtcnlcd its ad-
vanr" to : points before noon. Stude-
baker rose 2l2 points to the years
highest quotation and early improve
m"rt among oils was enhanced. High
grade tranSportations. notably Union
Pacific. New York Central and Chicago
and Northwestern. featured the rails at
gains Of ! 10 Il. points. Equipments.
>hippings. metals and feathers rose /
to points. with Baldwin. American
international. American Smelling. Ma
tional Lead. Central Leather common
and preferred and EndiCOtt- johnson
among the leaders.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Jul" ll.-OpeninG figure
on foreign exchange this morning show
sharp rise III French and Italian rates.
Francs show a gain of 10 points above
the closing igurcs last night and most
of the Continental rates are improved.
The Improvement i. laid 10 the hope
ful attitude assumed by Premier Poin-.
care on the subject of the debts of
France and Great Britain and the pos
sibi'ty of lcniency being shown Ger
many on the question Of reparatlons.
Quotations are: Sterling cables 4.44M
demand 4,4+1s franc cables $40,
checks 500; Belgian cables ,dI'
checks 10; Swiss cables 1916,
checks 1913; lir" rables 4.a2, checks
l.J1la; pcseta cables 1850. checks
1857; Denmark cables 2l6O. chec Ks
u %; Norway cables 1915, checks
lG.4O; Swedish cables $500, checks
2J.S5; guilder cables $3.50, checks
3S.7 marks .2Oha.
The rate of premium in Montreal
today on New York funds was ] S-lG
per cent The rate Of discount in New
York today on Canadian funds was
! 5.32 per cent.
Contra Eurouean exchanges were err
rate today, Clccho- S'ovakinn. 2.4S /;
Greek. $50; Finnish, 225; Rumaninn,
.54Ia Bulgarian. "a Austrian, .OO47
Hungarian, 90 ; Poland .002 Serbian,
1.l0 Jugo- Slavian, .20a.
YESTERDAYS CLOSING QUOTATIONS
1sGsn' GsSiss .. : e.. 80 7ssa. ~" ssssff ss:sf
TopAY's OPENING QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Gulde-.
Gsg}ss 2sTs1' | " aa,tttsc. Sc Sc 81" sss,5s ss5S
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TOBACCO POOL DISSOLVED
Wholesalers Association Of phlja.
delphia Replies to Complaint

Washington. July 11.-The Whole:
sale Tobacco and Cigar Dealers As.
sociation of Philadelphia. in answer 70
complaint issued by the Federal
Trade Commission alleging conspiracy
to fix prices, yesterday declared it had
been dissolved. The respondent AYERS
that four months prior to the issuance
of the complaint the association prnc.
tically had been abandoned and that
since that time there has been no con.
certed action, agreement or understand.
ing between the association and its
members or among members In connec.
tion with the purchase and sale Of
cigars. cigarettes and other tobacc,
products.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. July l.--Djsappointing
rnblo~ from Brazil, coupled with unset.
lied local sentiment rs It result of the
recent selling Of valorization coffee.
promoted further liquidation in futurcs
today and the market opened ) to S
points lower.
touiidnn"o continued hacking and
prices late IN IN" forenoon worked lower.
S"ptepb"r saggod TO 9.4S. Decc,nbcr to
H,42, and March to 9.39, or I points net
lower. tt" market WaS affected by sell
iug Of 1alori2uIiou coffee here, and it
~unIOri.
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Raw SUGAR Market

New York. July 1.-THE raw sugar mar
ket was arm with Cuhas for July quoted
At 3 40 cents cost and freight and for
sales on Monday included 10000 bass Cubas
August shipment at ga cents cost and
freight; 1000 bass for late July shipment
operator, and 1000 tons Cubas late July
shipment, at { u cents c, +. T., to Argentina
bags Cubas TO the Federal; 1000 bags
philippines to Warner; $4,000 bags Cubas
and 80 500 bags Philippines to the Nationa
and 5000 bags Porto Ric)s Consigned to the
trade The local refined market 10 hrm aa1
unchanged at prices ranging from $50 to
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TO PROBE EXPRESS RATES
Next Investigation by Interstate
Commerce Commission

Washington, July 11.-Notice was
given by the Intersta." Commerce Com.
mission yesterday that an investigation
would be instituted into the reasonable.
ness OF existing express rates in alI
parts OF the country. Hearings will be
arranged later. the order. said, and n
plan of procedure outlined. '
Though freight rates were reducoa
July 10 per cent from the bigbes,
levels reached during the war, exDress
rates nave been maintained subston.
taahy unchanged since 1920, A nmm.
per OF complaints involving exnrass
cnarses are before the commission.
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COFFEE TRADE INCREASING
About 100000 Bags Being Roasted
Every Year In Baltimore

Baltimore, July II. - This city's
coffee trade has been increasing stead
lily during recent months and about
800 200 bags are now roasted here
every year, 40 per cent being con.
sumed In the local market. This wear
seven steamships have been coming
here regularly in the coffee CARVING
trade. having handled $1,000 bags for
the six months ended June 30.
1t is expected that 150, 900 bags will
be imported here in 1929. This amount
does not consider coffee marketed here
by chain store enterprises or thai dis.
tributed from here for New York i'm.
ports.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

International Nickel, regular Gu,rtor,y
ia per cent preferred, payable Augus, !
to stock ot rCcG-d July 20 .
The Consolidated Ice Company regular
quarterly Of Ia pc? cent On preferred nav.
able July % to stock - record July IL
Pittsburgh Steel Company, regular 1uar.
tery Of 81 ~ on preferred. payable Septcm
b~r TO stock of record August is
The kel,y-Springhe.d Tire Company, quar-.
tcrly VI 80 on pc" cent preferred payable
August - 10 stock uf record August /
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More Gold Arrival

New York. July l!,-White Star liner Ced-
boxes Of gold bars, valued at approx sims,eiS
s2 300. O0oi from London, This Shipment is
is thought 10 be annths- LIS ms
ment 10 this country to meet sI2S, 900 o60
interest on Brltish war debt TO Tinted
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. July l1,-BUTTER-Lower. Re-
ceipts u 100 tubs. Creamery, extras. 34ia c /:
frsts. 3lQ 3ic; seconds. 500 ale; standards,
35t9 c.
EGGS-Higher. Receipts, -, ,337 cases
Firsts, 22a22ac: ordinary frsts 20h a.
2lc; miscellaneous, 2lh q 22c; storage
packed extras, 23hc; ase-packed frsts.
23m23Lc,
POULTRY-Hisher. Fowls, csc; brollers
80 y SOC; roosters. l5c.
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool. July ll.-There was ,a,r do
mand for spot cotton, today with prices FOR
middling 10 polnts lower at i3 odd The
1900 bales. including 49, 900 b's bales Amcrie mere
can, Futqres were steady in the early
deaIngs. SEot -pricas were: American mid
Cling fsirr; "A I'D; good mIidlinq. IL eGd
fuliy mnddiiDs, i3ild; mddins, Ia 20d; low
dinary, II 4Bd 'A'""u Or
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BAR SILVER

New York. July 1l.-ComrerciaI bar silver
per rne once. Domestic. h0& -. UNCHANGED
Foreign. 70%c. decline oi =
London. July liar siNer was IN.
changed here today at 30 I'D "
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Toledo Terminal Bonds AuthorI,.a

Weshln9ton. July 1.-THE Toledo Ter.
the Interstate Commerce Commission 10 issue
and sell Ss?l 900 in first mortgage bonds A
tons and btttern.eits, the order said, and
the Terminal Corporation will repay TO its
creaitors out OF the money which 1t bor-
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BANK ClEARINGS

Bank clearings TO-DAY compared with cor
responding day last two years: va
p,r. a.. lUS? lncS? ooo 90. 1927 1920
pC.,o, onn' 40 w. Nn"'uuu Il
Chicago. 08. 500. 600 90, 600 900 ''''''
y. y, 0i8. 700. 900 ,,....., 80
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Paris Bourse lrreouIar

Paris. July ll.-Pricos moved irresuIsr,v
on the Bourse today. Three ner cent rentes
% francs 65 centimes. Exchange on Lon
don. - francs 50 centmas. Five Der cen,
loan 10 farcs. The dollar was quoted al
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London Metal Market

london. July li:-standard copper. spot.
t63; futures, f63 los, Electroiytic spot. E7O
e.; future; ~ ~ Tn, spot. fiSS lss sd:
futures. ass q r. Zinc spot. f:s 10 se; fu-
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Commodity Markets
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. July II Wheat took de-
rd"d upward swing in price today dur
Ing th" early dcalings-the Government
crop report. wet weather and the rail-
way strike all counting as distinct bull
iSh factors. Special attention was given
to reports Of abandonment of freight
service cutting down the volume of
grain receipts. Notice was taken also
of Improvement in foreign exchange
rates. The opening. which varied from
=. cent TO rs cents higher, with Sep
t"mhor 10 to S1.1G"s. and December
&1.1.i12 to Sl.1l3S. was followed by
material further gains.
Corn rose with wheat despite further
benefit which the corn crop had been
given by rains. After opening IS cent
to l.. cont higher. September G3ai to G4
the corn market continued to ascend.
oats started i cent t" asM12 cent
up. September 81 to 31l4 "a 3, and
later scored additional gains.
Higher quotations on hogs were re-
fcr,pI Lv tho prONiSi on market
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Receipts. 20 head STEADY Calves rec.ip,s, .f
$50 head. One dollar higher; $50 30
shade lower Heavy. sll.25drll.35 mix"l
Nl ;5oM ll75: yorkers. Sll, 75all.s5; light
stays. s5dG.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-ReceIpts. 500
head. Steady, unchanged.
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US. Certificates and Treasury Notes

Following are the closing prices bid and
asked for in the open mar ket for United
States certificates OF Indebtedness and notes
OF the different Issues:
Int Maturing
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italian Rate Reduced

Rome. July II Bank of italy reduced r.
discount rate TO o n per cent. Rate had been
o per cent since May IL. 1874
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Pittsburgh. July n.-HOGS-Rece
1000 head Lower. Heavies. Sl1.l5q ! 20;
E"avy yorI'rs. ligh. workers. and pigs, Sll 80
@ll.85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 800 head
Steady. sheep, $3.50: lambs. sli
., CALVEs-Receipts. 100 head. Higher
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Cincinnati. July ll.-HtGs-Rccelpts.
81 ?H@ll. packers and butchers sll, 81
shl. hsIYy tat sows s5asSS pigs and
CATTLE-Recepts. 700 head Steady.
Calves strong unevenly higher; siNil.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReCe!pls 800
head. Strong. Lambs. strong; s44li
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18
PLAN NEW Dry klLNs
Iclican HAY Luinbcr Company New
improvements tu Cost StO,WIO

Additional dry kilns, composed of
10 or ~ cells. which viii permit the
drying OF about onc.third more lum'
bcr, will be installed at once by the
Pelican nay Lumber company, nc.
cordinE to u. ID, Mortcnson, rrcsi.
dent Of the concern.
Tho kilns will be installed by the
firm of Smith \ Nallam OF Portland
under tho direct supervision OF T., A.
Hallam. The cost will be about $to..
ooo, Tho kiln is the invention Of
Ha,iam and includes rccirculating
fan set outside. pipes underneath,
and Is OF tho single effort charge
type,
With the additional equipment the
company will be able to increase the
amount OF lumber dried daily from,
ao.ooo feet to t5.ooo feet. Morton.
son said,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18
COYOTE SHOT IN TOWN
Animal Believed Afflicted With Ttsb.
les Causes scasation

A coyote believed to have bcen af.
flictcd with rabies was killed near
the County Club roomins house on
Eas, Main this forenoon by Frank
Pecholt after tho animal had bitten
u dog aud had caused a sensation
among residents OF that part Of the
city.
c. {. DurEin. $. =. police officer,
was one Of the first to see tho ami
mai. Fearing to hit pedestrians. he
did not shoot. Other shots were
fired. however. before the animal
fell A sho, sun was borrowed from
Jerry Pearson, driver for the Klsm.
ath leo 4 Storage company, hut tho
coyote escaped In the tu,cs before
aim could be taken.
The dog Is being kept locked up
until I, s Determined whether the
coyote had rabies.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18
MANY SHOW FLOWERS
List " Exhibitors l. Made l'ublic
Dy Committee Nc~tls

Exhibitors Ut Klama,h's second an.
nual flower show us given out by
the committee In charge ot the ny.
hihition were as follows:
Mcsdamcs kuykcndal,, Ray Reed,
priNncr, Hauecr, krausc, Harrison,
Setter, Southwcll, ir,, Mcmillan,
romcrcy, Leon Decker, Calvin, Pike.
Rridsford. liibbard. Il. Sloan. otter.
bcin, J. u, Monroe, ". Thrashcr, Van
Camp, McGcorgc. Percy nurkc, Fred
Murphy, Frank Howard. Geo. Hum,
rhrcy, Vim. Duncan. !, A. Gordon,
Guy Sa,cricc. IIamakcr. u. smith,
McGcc. iiiidcbard, Grocsbcck, I'm.
dcrs. Cannon. r. &. Campbell. Moe.
McNcaly, n. Gocllcr. whitlock, Van.
nice. =. Schallock, Ferguson, l..
Ioasland. Davenport. Waters, Rosa
Ward. p. u. Hail, Leslie Roscrs.
Decker. Emmitt, John oliver. &. II
ncf.ap, u. T.. Chambers. Fred Baker,
Underwood. !. J. Parker. Fisher. H..
u. Stout, II. u. l.. stewart. lictty
Norcland. Joe Moore. Bartlett. Tom
Martin. rrockcnbroukh. Frcuch, J.
p. Gocllcr. ", u. Miller. Chss, Moore.
W. q. Smith. Elmer Nosking, .. u,
Burke, Ray Tc,ford, Jacobs, Hen.
ricks, Coscboom, Drew: Misses Elm.
ma Dci.ap, Ruth DcI.sp. Grace ~.
iss,,, Geraldine Watt and Margaret
Hersus. Tho men ss,hibItcrs Ncr"
Capt. q. c. Applseatc and l.. N. Han.
men .Nt...
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18
Letter Carrier Will
Convene On Labor Day

sPoKASE. WASH Aug is.---Lct- :
ter carriers d the state ies Washing
ton VIII hold their t~euty.sccosd an
nusi eosveation here on Labor dsy.
Ssptcmbsr g. II Is expected that
about lts delegates will attend thu
convention. ~ 'sHI-rir 4, e.. Fl,
Some fsstsres OF the cenvsntion
will be q reception. on automobile
trip through the surrounding coun.
try and . banquet At the close Of the
gathering. The business session viii,
not follow a set program. instead
dicusslons will follow the lines Of
betterInent Of the service and the
carriers. Entertainment will also be
provided for ladies attending the
convention.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18
's'NHAT ISl|D
GOES" BAKERS
PARTING WORDS
Portland Mayor Leaves In
Huff When Apology 10
Not forthcoming

That Mayor Geo. l.. Baker of Port.
land left here without any apparent
regrets for his speech at the chamber
OF commerce dinner given for the
1925 Exposition caravan "Wednesday
night was Indicated 10 his statement
Thursday to ]. =. furber. manager
Of the klamath Falls creamery.
According TO Furbcr. Mayor Baker
was brought over to the creamery by
W. r. leo, county assessor. before
tho party left the hotel for Crater
Lake. when discussion arose Of tho
events OF the proceeding evening.
Furber cudcavorcd 10 point out tt
Mayor Baker that Fleets reading
was purely humoreys, and .certsiniy
was not intended rs an insult to the
gncsts present. IGLfCtl
sMayor Bakse replica that NJ <As
ssffyVuRsSpM4Ss ~ S&tssFsesegN'
that way. but went -vh TO poms-out
tn tSsa rpsus'navA s1~k v0sosaets'
eh form Of entertsinme,, ", socr
wlicy.
Furber said thatsat . thb posst
Mayor Baker wsxch ,tcyes OF less
oatspoken Aad care the impression
that he held hlds Il any,.ssersti for
hts sta,emest st the dinner. THIS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18
BULLS GET LONG RIDE
Two Thoroughbred Jerseys shipped
From spokane tO India

SrOkANE. wash, Aug, H.
From spokane to- l'ombay, India, ap'
proximatciy is,eoo miles by rail and
wutcr, IL the trip commenced recently
by two G.mcnth.nld purcbrcd Jcraoy
bulls from u local farm. They were
shipped by express from hero 10
Urookiyn, n. ". aud sailed from
that city yesterday on tho city oi
sparta
Rpth animals are considered ~
splendid examples ~ the Jersey
breed. Last year two bulls were
shipped from the same fRrm io
China and u, present the farm has
Inquiries regarding lcrscys from
lava.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18
kI.AN QUESTION STARTS
FIGHT AT VET CONVENTION

SEATTLE. Aug. 1s,-Thc hottest
fight In the convention hero OF vc,cr.
ans Of foreign wars developed over
the resolution OF the California dele
cation proposing to place tho ,ctcr-
ans on record as opposed to the khan.
Tho resolution was finally tabled at
ter the speakers declared that what.
ever were the organizations feeling
as expressed by individuals toward
tho klan. any action to be taken to
he initiated must be state or federal.
was selected for the ies3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18

party voters arc registered aud Ia
SEQ tha, a full vote Ia cast election
day. A county executive committee
and a county advisory committee
viii bc divided equally between men
and women party members.
sRy enllstins tho women OF tho
sSs,c. the chairman expects no, only
TO gain an army OF wiilln. workers.
hot TO place politics on a deserved.
~ higher plane.
II IL not a special privilege. ho
rented ont. to be Interested In
p0litics" but duty that every
American citizen owes tho state.
II Is a patriotic duty as impor.
tant TO the preservation OF liberty
In times Of peace as the martial
patriotism kindlcd by war. he de-
ciared.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18
PREPARATIONS COMMISSION
SEEMS TO FIND SOLUTION

PARIS, Aug. is.--Mcmbcrs OF the
rcparations commission met infor-
maliy today TO discuss the pcssibili.
ties Of reaching > rpmprornise. which
would be aecsptAhls. 10. EyAaee and
Great Britain. foipeare has order.
81 The French debt commission IA
retufn TO Paris from washinston im-
msdIately 10 repcr, the results Of
conversations with American osH!'
ciais rcssfdlne the French debt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18
DE VALERA DEAD. RUMOR

DUBLIN. Aus. 18.-Rum0rs were
extensively circulated In Dublin to.
day that Eamonn De Valera is dead.
Countess Msrkievics. closely associate
ed with him, said De Valera was suf-
fering from q slight chill but that his
condition Was not serious.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18
CONVENTION DELEGATES
10 RIDE on FIRST TRAIN

STOCKTON. Cal. Aus. 17.--Dcle-
cations from San Jose TO the state
conventions Of the Young Mems in
stitute and the Young Ladies' In
stitute here August 1928 will ride
on the first train operated by the
Western Pacific on its new branch
from San Jose 10 Niles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18
Cbil,irs'H Exhibitors

Elvirs Call. Zcphs and Jean Ro.
s~r. Marsarc, rcriinss. Hrurics,a
Wright. Helen shIvcs. Bern Cham
hers, Helen Monroe. ROLAND clrich,
Ruth vannicc. Mary Bradford. Doris
Yadcn. Frances Bcnno,t. Gertrude
Boyle. Arnold Cirich. Gertrude Cum.
mings, wilson Wiley and Lois Mon.
roe
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18
Plaintiff Not Seeking
Custody OF Child

King Price states that In his d.
v0rce action against Mrs. Price no is
not asking TOR the custody Of their
two year old daughter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. is.-ril.
lie Walker knocked ont his ss,h HON.
CT yesterday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18
100 FIRES. MINNESOTA

DULUTH. Aug. ls.--It Is cstin,a,-
ed that more than goo fires are burn.
ing In the forest sections OF Mime.
sota
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18

WASHINGTON. Aug. is.--Scna.
tor Watson told President Harding
that both sides are hopeful for q
settlement today" Discussions OF
the seniority issue based on the plan
discussed provide: First. the men
who did no, 60 on strike to 90 TO
head Of the seniority, list; Second,
employees out July !. or later accord.
Od sscoud seniority .ylatus; Third.
new men employed during the strike
to rank below these and be retained
where possible. g.. -.
NEW YORK. Aug. is.-The belief
that no definite agreement will be
reached today was expressed by
Stone before leaving the conference
Of the brotherhood aud railroad exc
eutlyes.
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ing that u candidate for public of
flee should he judged by his pcrlor'
manocu rather than hts promises, In
yIting particular attention to the
campaign promises Of rlcrec FOR III"
reduction of tayca M compared WIN
hia tax Increasing record M II public
official,
Toosc Rnld "'rhr Democratic can.
JIdntc for governor IN ~ saturated
with the dcsirc to be governor ~ the
state of Oregon. that he VIII promise
ANYTHING under the sun, which he.
thinks viii bring him voicH."
Toos, also called attention Ia the
boasts being made by the democratic
leaders. that Pierce would hn'" u
walk away IN the election 'hlS 'a'l'
owing To an apparent dlsaf'cc'lon
amongst the republicans. aud asked
those present II they proposed I"
fail" for this worn out aud much
rcuudlntcd democratic game,
i'ira Tor t'ar,y Unity
Too.c pleaded for party unity nnd
for u thorough organizations nnd
congratulated the Jackson county -.
publican organization very hIEh'y Tor
the record witch II had established
a. NstN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18

we arc optimistic that It can be done
soon. Five brotherhoods stand ready
TO do anything to bring this condi.
tion to an end"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18

Used Player. good tone and make
st tho price Of q straight piano.
Good selection Of Music Rolls free.
Earl shepherd 90.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-18

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