The evening herald., November 20, 1922, Image 1

About The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942

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End of Klamath's Ancient
Row It Not Yet; Recall
Rumoro Arc Heard
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Klnmntli' nncli'iil roiitl lintina
raw Ii not mtlu by Jmtit" Skip
vortli') declnlnii Unit the Mm 1 11
street ntnictlirn oil Mock 31 t I lie
legal court lioun.
Tim llUlrlutl lit nut going In b
burled with npprnprlittn cpn-nieiile
On the rnntrurr. (hit np It r.liiK t
I ln supreme court nml. unles ntner
nml conflicting itpiloiiniiili ocnir,
Klamath tin n cnr or two iiinro of
court liiiuio row nliml
Asa Forilyce. county lonimlimlnn
cr, tliln niornlnn slated itmt tlm rnv
would lin appealed County J 11 111:1
lluiincll and K I. Kllloil. attorney
(or Oil' toiinty rnurt. )(( Monday
(or I'l rtlanil u Intro. It In tinder
Mood, limy will ronfi'r with tlm Port
land nltnrncy involved In tlm aif
fair. In ome quartern II U belli'
iit Hint an Injunction to previut
roiinly ntflii'ti from In lug iiioipiI in.
In the Main street building will be
unki'it.
Kpernl buslnci men Inlervinwnd
tmlj) ixprotard the bellpf that n
lull prurppitlnK should unit would
lm InitllnlKil nt once ns tin' nnlj
means of lirlnidnK the matter to nn
rnil.
TRUCK IN ACCIDENT
Plunge Into C1n.1l front llrlilgi' I
Nurrottl) Arrlnl
What might have, jiroMvl a iter
lnu nrrlitrnt occiirrcil uliont it
o'clock tlila mernlni: when n lo.nl
ril grnri'l truck owned liy V. 1)
Miller mil nuollior vrlitrlo nt
trnuto to pami on tli,i r.lnvpntli
iitrrft brlilun over tlm cnnnl. Tlic
truck rrailmil thrniiRli tlm r.illlnr,
mill rrlcil Willi two wliccN hnnr
Inn nvr tlm liffltlKo, 11 nil uim ii.iv
rX from koIik pntlruty ovrr by tlm
truck's fr.uno catrbtnit on tln
lm; orr tlm brlilgo, nml wiu a
wa xinanlii'il nml otlmr ilauuiRK
Incurrcil. WIIiiciucr rnbl failure
of tlm Irurk'H brakon to liolil vrn
partly ro:ioiMllilii for tlio nrcl
ilmt. ' '? "f"'
SENTENCE DELAYED
Attorney for Mit. riillllp", llnmuirr
rlln)rr, Al. Tor Xiw T1I11I
l,OH AN(lKl.rfl, Nov 20. Tlio
iontonclnc of Mrs. IMillllln, ham
mer iiliiyi'r wan iloforrml until
Thurmlny. Her intorney nkcil for
11 now trial, nml limn for nrnu
ment. RAILROAD MEN
HERE
Clink Nrtlli'liiii nml J. II. llrilio
Mny lllil nil Htrnlimu W01K
Clnrl. Nuttlotnn, lormor owner of
I ho Kcnttln 1'iwHlntolllKoncor. uml
J. M. llruro, riillroail coiutrurtlon
f rontraitorii, of BiMttlo, . nro hern
1 looklnB or tlio Hlinhnrit r.illro.ul
with lew to entcrlni; I1I1N on pro
poaeil conutruellon oik.
13 TOVH HAY IIUIINCII
Korty.flvn tnim of liny nlueil ut
nbout I'lfi per ton was iloitroyoil by
(Ire I'rlilay rn tho Hmtry (lonlon
ranch near Kort Klamath. Tho buy
una Inuuroil for about S or Ji1 per
ton, iiieonlliiR to Jiiti. II, Print oil,
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wi.'ATiimt im)iiAini.rni:s
Tlio Cyclo-Stoinuuimph nt l'nilor
... I Iioi1'h l'luirmac
inm leKlstoroil 11
iIhImit baroineli'le
f I prcssuro iluilnix
V) the last 24 hour
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,l' .111, llll(ltlll,,l
tho teronl nhou.i 11
iillKhl full ulurn
noun today,
roronist for noxt
24 lieum:
(lenoially fnlr,
piobably cool with
viulablo wlmlH,
JiSs!jSiiBr.re! r.
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ML COUNTY
HITS
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Tho '1'ycon loroulltiK Ihurmommnr
roKhitnroil miixlmum nml mlntmum
tomiuiintures Imliiy r.i follewn:
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FOOTBALL RESULTS
Ori'Kim in, t). A. (J 11.
California il, Nevada III
Washington 12, llliinfiiril H
I'. H. V 'i'l. I1I11I10 II.
llmvuril 0, llrnwn :t.
o Vuio 0, I'linciion n.
Hrrnrnun I I, CnlRiiti' 7
I'mimi 7, Penn Htiitn
Cornell 48, AllirlKlit M.
D.irtinouili 2B, Columbia 7.
Mlrlilgun 13. Wisconsin .
f'lilnign I, llllnnl 0.
Kiiiip.i 27, Colornilii .1
llvnrilimnro , Aniintmll" 2.
Army Hfl, Ilnte n.
V11I0 I'msli 21, llnrrnnl
I'rouli 12
Notri' l).imn .12, Uutler .1.
Wllninn C, Willi 24.
Ni'lirnnkn 21, Koiisn Ar-
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OREGON IS VICTOR
OVER O. A. C. ELEVEN
iN ANNUAL CLASSIC
I'lnnl Srnn' l lit ! Tumbli' b Ak-
jlr In I'lrnt Ouiirlef CnrrtHl
lulu Hi me II) 1'nltri-lly
COUVAI.l.IH. re. Nov 20- The
Unhetiilty of OrPRon trluniphp.l vtr
It r.1.1 enemy, tlm OreRon AKrlciI -
mml rollnie hero Hntunlny nml
mnlnlnlnei lln IiIrIi MandliiR In tho
1'iirlflr mam rnnferenro rnrn by
nlnnlun the annual battlo with the
Agr.lrn tin to nnlblnR
()rirnn took nilvnntnre nl tho
AkrIp' fumble' In tlm flmt i-od " , , . ' .
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finii roiiirririi nil. biih.hihh
tlm
ami
home to mi Into n field goal
n touchdown. OreRon after
recovering n fumblo on the farm
ern' twehivynrd line, scored three
iwilnli on CbapmanV field Roal.
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I ma p.uy a 'V''"'!.... .V ..
a touchilowit wnen inn. n'
rIph' rlRhl half v, forced to punt
from behind hi own goal line,
tirnm. fur Oregon, breaKlng tltroiuh
and blocking the kick, falling upon
the hall behind tho line.
Chapman Immediately added an
other core by rbnw'rtltiR the goal
Tho 'varsity men were on the of
fennlvrt thrnuRhnut Um g.tmn and
did nomn hnrd pounding on the
ArrIiV ilefetuo. Chapman. Oram.
King nnd Latham at Interval made
gain by mnahe
Him. Iiownvnr held nfflcently to
prent furtbur rcorlng Thero wu
n critical moment In tho lnt per
iod when Oregon got tho ball to
th ArrIm' half yardlinn but Olll
KXtrlrnled hi team from the I're-i
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dleiimenl by punting from behind
hi own goal lino lo Oregon' 38
ynrd line.
lll.l'i: AMI COLD
Cltl'HllKS XKVAUA
IlKUKKLKY, Nov. 20. Califor
nia defeated Novadn, 01 to 13, tho
powerful llliiu and fluid mnchlno
hmlnK hut little, opptsltlnn In tlm
flr.it period, nllhouRh In tho second
period tho Wolf Pack acored twlcn
nnd held tho llcnrs down to one
touchdown In each of tho Inst two
periods. Conch Andy Smith sent
nearly !Un entlro first team hick
Into tho riiiiio In tho fourth ported,
but without Rre.il result.
Nevada' first scoro wit mndo by
.McCorkle, who blocked u California
dropklek, recovered the ball and ran
rf yard tn n touchdown. A bad
Kick by California riivo Nevada tho
bull In Illun and (lold territory
shortly afterward, tho vlslloia then
executing two forward pnssos which
P)it tho ball on tlm one-yard lino,
whom lluttorson bucked It over.
iuaiio ih di:i'i:ati:i)
IIY hOirrilKUN CALirOHNIA
PASADENA, Nov. 20. Ten thou
nnd persons saw tho University of
Houlhotn Cnllfornln Trojnim defeat
tho Unlvorfllty of Idiiho football
tetni linio Saturday, 14 to 0. A
forwnrd passing gitmo tried by tho
Southern CnllfornlnttH caunod lho
VandnN' downfall,
The Tiojmi Imckdnld mndo sub-
Rtantlal gnlna mound tho Iduho end
unil off tncklo but tho Vnndnl lino
yloldod but Biuiill gain for tho Tro
Jiiim. I
WASHINGTON IH VIOTOU
OVI1H HTANFOIID, 113 TO 8
STADIUM. STANFORD UNIVIJR
RITY, Calif., Nov. 20. Washing
Ioii'b hnrd fighting lliisklon oul-
(C(mlnuoil on Pngu 1)
IPIRATES HOLD
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IffOIKSSEl
65 Chinese Capture British
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4. oicamcr; nouicu vucn
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Chief Is Killed
IIONU KO.V(J. Nov. 2f).- flxt)
' five ( hlriffiii nlrnlcM. iIIuciiIkciI nn
paureiiRHru, Ixi'irili'il tlio llrltbih
'Hiiiuiiit llultnn when ihn lift M-ip-io
for linns Khiir yMterilny. Tlnj
nliil Ihn rhtp it fw 111II01 out anil I
for 1 1 houm hnlil the imwiriTi
'rnplltn. I
A 'ti'Tco bnttlo wan foiiRbt or.
I board. Tho worn l.lllml nml nmiM
: wtiunilmt I'lnally 11 p.iini'in.L'r bm
the plr.tto chief uml tl.n ntltor ' w
I cnnccrM oacupnl In unmpnn 1
PREPARE FOR DEBATES
Ktiimntli nml Itmuiii.i HIrIi hdinoN
' Onlj Oni'i to Knlrr
t
Klam.itli IiIrIi ami llonatu.i hlKh
' r "'' wy achool lb.it hare en-,
, " ",...h
Icajiin In thU ilUtrlct, eonipsioil of
Klnmath ami I.ako coiintlc Th
ruqulrnmctita for entPrltiR Ih it ft-p
of fl. ami the team wlunlnz rn
In thin illntrlrl compete wl'.h Hit
ulnnn,. .if II, n .ill,.,., .ltatrlrfa 9nr
... . .
tlou for debitc till )ear l: "IU
iiolvcd, that OreRott Jihoiilil adopi
tlm cMcntbil fpiilurei of tlio Kannai
Indimtrlal Court law."
Tour student rompCRo tho-Oim
tn ikhvaiakHl niinli lit Ii lifinl lhVA
,' holnK an afflrmalhe. and n ncRa-
tlvo team. Tho negative, tetiui
travel.
Klamath mid llonanzn were the
final contender In the debate In
this roiinly last year. Klamath
won, S to n. i:ch judRo' vote
represent n point, nnd n point H
awarded tho (cam winning tho db
bate.
Klamath' ebanrea for winning
again thlt ear aro promising nc-
cording to Principal Ilobcrt Ooetz.
. acrIo'!'10 '" foncM ,0 ,e,,m h' r
numu kuiiu niaiuri.il n.i niri'auy
turned nut nml more student urn
expected tn sIrh up for debate
work.
.Student whn have already sign-
Mil lilt nA t's-itil 1l.tli All.itol
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MoorlaJid, Mary Whltellne. Joy
Kvans, Mary Ramlers,
Until Neil-
ton, John Kii) Kendall, Sarah
Kc hock., nnd IIiirIi Currln. Albert
Moorland I the only lettermnn In
tho dobatfl team from last ear to
turn nut.
IT'S THIS WAITING AROUND THAT GETS TIRESOME
GO rvOMC I CAN'T ,, fcPnirCn
N. ' ""ij&W wv v'' NiO
i.imiiMH 1-UL.tll ''"".Jg-Uj, .. I.1 -. ' . HHU1.U,MLIMI'''J11.. . Ui, ' ..-lX-J
High Bedroom !
m L
Af IX
- pi mrmi
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A. Wlntirs of OiUfon.iJ li..( to
jlcrp aboto the Iual ami tlu d3rr.
n and the lient of the wnii ur
fui Ho lio ha built tin- txdrcom
on n Meel tower O feel a mo thu)
I.touiiI !fo necendt In a .all elec
tile i'ontor. Arrox ihrs lilnt
"colng up." .
NEAR EAST PEACE
PARLEY .FORMALLY
OPENED, LAUSANNE1
I'liwl.but llimti of Swltzerlam! I'n1
Mc; Tlitec Amrrliait OIuwupit I
At 'Oiiiferinrn Tiilile
L.U'SANNt:. Noi- 20. The Near,
Last pflet) tnferiira wm formally
oreneil dure this nftcniwi.t.
President Ifnsb cf MwlfierlHUiV,
pretlillng nt tho opining spm'oii, oii
terfil thn hall at 3 4 nnd read a
v.clemi)liiR addre to wblrh Lord
Ciirsun, llrlllfli for.lKn er-t.ir) re
plied. A final I rant)- between Turkey
nnd (Jreece, frqeJoru. of the lUrdnn
dle strait, nml the fixing of the
future statu cf TurUi-y nre to bo
dlseuMed nr the ronfurenee table.
Tlio Amurlenu nmbaiwnilorH to Italy
nml Sivltxerl mil nml Hear Admlr.il
IlrUtol nro prefcp'it as obrtor. It
n Intimated they would rulie their
voice's wlmmuer it una In tho In
terest of the l'lilti-l Stilton to do so.
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Governor Parker Will Or-
dcr Investigation; Con
ference is Held
WVSIIINOTiW. Nov. 20.After
n ronfprence today Willi the rov-
omor i:enpr.il of Louisiana. I'rciil
I uem iiardiiiR Imme.l n n.ntomont
puiiir i.ouiniRnn nuinoritle np-
I pcarnl capable of handling nny
situation within their Jurlmllctlon
dun to tltp activities of ecret or-
, Kauliatlons.
I (lovcmor l'arltor In n utatcmenl
cntd ho would ordor nn Inienllca-
, Hon of tho reported Klu Klux Klan
outrage "
ACTION ON WEED ROAD
Sl-kljmi KiipenNoiV, flnlrr Htiney
Th I)i (rtiiilne ("lt
Aptlon on the WooJ-Klamnlh
' Vail road Improvement question
I wn taken by thu HIsKlteu county
' supervisors follow lag thn recent con
J ferenre In Vrekn. which was attend
I ed by representative. According to
the legal publication of procecdlnRs
I published In the Yreka Journal, the
supervisor orderei a surrey of the
road to determine thn amount of
money needed for It Improvement.
ThlH action I said to bo thn first
slop ncccsary before tho general
fund can be drawn upon.
The proceeding fallew:
Matter of the Improvement of
road from Color (at California
Oregon line) to Weed. At this
' tlmu u larRo delegation of tax-
payors (rum initio valley and Mc
Inlty: also rupreseututlves from
tho Klamath Kails chamber of
rommerco urn! tho county judgo
and ono county commissioner
from Klamath 1'oiinty. Oregen:
nlao representative of the Associ
ated chamber of commerce of I
this county nppeareJ before tho
Hoard urRlng that tho board
talte Immediate steps -to Improve
this road so that It will bo In good
Minpo for travel and after due
hearing and consideration of thn
matter the board ordered that the
county survevor mako a survey of
tho road to dctvrmluo what
n mount of money it will take to
put the rond In good condition
nnd to make plans and speclflca
tlont for the Improvement of said
road ami to report to this board
thereon.
MAHKirr ItKPOllT
POIITLAND, Nov. 20. Cattlo
weak. Hogs weak, some fancy lots
$0.75. Sheep steady. Eggs firm.
1'iitter steady.
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MTKI'rt Altl! TAKKV TO
OIKJAMI! WIITH IV Al,r
, K'PATIW IV AMKUICA'
,
ST LOUIS. Nov. 20.
Htepji to orsanlzQ wet force
lit oyi'ry iitnln to obtnln u moil-
Iflcntlon of tlio VoUlPnil net
wero illncusictl at a Ino-ilny,
meBtliiR"'of tho National A-
noclatlon Opponeil lo the I'ro-
,; 1! t
predicted tho liquor queiUon
probably will b0 the, princl-
pnl Instill In the 1924 elnctlnn
a a remit of claim that tho
p1 won a nwryplnc victory
U (h ri.Cent Reneral election.
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KLAMATH SOFTENS
TOWARD I. W. W. SAYS
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER
IWIrf lftpir-icil That Trhl Will
Never lie- Ilrlil; IIMrlrt Attor
ney Takes Oppltc Vletv
Klnmath Falls has been clrcnlar
Ired with I. W. W. pamphlet. leaf
lpt nnd newspaper stating the
"facts of" tho rnso" until It Is doubt
ful whether trial of tho lx Indicted
1. W. W will over como to court, ac
cording lo the Industrial WorKer,
official newspaper of the I. W.V.
Tho trial nrlglnnlly set for Novem
ber 13 was postponed until January
or February on motion of counsel fori
tho I. W. W., who stated that duo
other pressing business It was In
convenient for hlrt to attend trial at
this time.
"Clmnge Of Heart"
According to tho wobbly publica
tion, however, Klamath Falls has ex
perienced n change of heart toward
tho "follow worker" Louis Uavls,
Leonard Itloton, Aldnlpli Vnngsneu,
Morris Daley. William Hurke, Wil
liam Fischer and O'Neill.
"Tho only disgruntled ones." the
paper 'goes 6n to'kayj "sooni to ba
the Lumber Trust ami tho K. K. K.
The It. K. K. scat Leonard Itotoi a
check adorned with skull nnd cro.s
hnniM. ami slum,! Ilmlr Initials. Llkolval" cr'a'n Cltlicns. Ho bollev-
tho warrants of Klamath county. It!11 lho10 clll"M W0UIJ h MMns
can not bo cashed."
Seemingly, however, the I. W. W.
are nt fault. The trial will tako
place, according to District Attorney
C. C. Mower. Tho district attornoy
npparently was untouched by the
pleas sent forth In the 1 W. W. lit
erature. Organize! Active
Meantime, lho organltcrj nro na
tive lit Klamath county. Leonard
Uolton, who appears to be thn lncal
"financial secretary", has collected
about iST, for "local defense." At
tho Modoc Lumber company camp at
Pine Rldgo and In Klnmath Fall,
worker X 17SS1 Is busy spreading
propaganda. Del. II. 123S reports
at noma length on various logging
camps find sawmills, urging his
brother to "erganlte first, then we
enn consider tho vvnges."
AUTO DEATHS FEWER
I lit reave Kbonn In Portland; In
crease In San Francisco
PORTLAND, Nov. 20. Large de-
pcreaso tn the number of deaths from
automobile accidents In Portland
this oar compared with recent years
was show it today by reports In tho
hands of Dr. Karl Smith, coroner.
Tho total number to date since the
first of tho year was 16, compared!
with 3S for tho entlro year of 1921,
34 for 1920 and 42 for 1919.
BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 20. Tho
number of deaths caused by automo
bile accidents In San Francisco for
tho first ton months of 1922 was 98,
as against 7C for nil of 1921, ac
cording to pollen traffic squad slat
Ibtlcs. Tho number of Injured tn tho
same period In 1922 was 1S10, us
against 176S for all of 1921.
AtTKAL HEARING Sl'T
.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. The
sttpromo cort has set January 2nd
for hearing the appeal from Judge
Hand's decision upholding Duitgli
orty'a dry steamship order.
UUGICS l'lfillT-llOUlt iaW8
PORTLAND, Nov. 20, Ptosidont
Coleman of tlio tour L urged tho di
rectors today to oxtond tho employ
ment service and recommc'uled
eint-hnur laws In northwestern
Btntoa.
D NT Tl
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SUBSIDY BILL
J Will Addres. Joint SeMlon
Tomorrow; Newberry Res
ignation Before Solon
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. Con
gress convened at noon tnday for a
special scrslon of two weeks, called
by the president to consider thn ad
ministration ship sub-lily bill, upon
which ho Is expected to address a
Joint session tomorrow. ,
Mr. W. II. Felton, of Georgia,
waited In vain for an hour and n
half In the senate chamber whllo
leaders puttied over the question of
permitting her to t&ko her seat In
view of tho recent election of Whiter
F. (loorgo as her successor. Tho
galleries applatilcd when she ap
peared. The tcnato manacor' let
tho dclcslon go over until tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. Tho
resignation of Sonator Truman II.
Nowberry. Michigan, the central fl
guro In n long and blttor controver
sy, will become effective tomorrow.
Vice President Coolldgo was unable
at today's brief session to present
Newberry's letter of rcslRnatlon.
I Block 10 for Block 35 1
! It Wat & Grave BluiWIwr I
The city editor made a bull, blon
der, error, mjstako, and lived to tell
about It.
Ho said In n headline In Satur
day's Herald: "Mock Ten Wins In
Decree." Ho should have said
Mock Thirty-Five
When the bull, blunder, error.
mUUko was called to his jilt w4tle
he Immediately mndo preparation
to leave town. His hide, he folt, was
no longer Worthless. It had a certain
said hide with tho firm Intention nt
nailing It to a fence.
Ho believed that certain advocate
of a certain court house would soek
blm out and, boforo removing said
hldo and In order to mako It mure
pliable and mora easily removed,
strike, hit. tap, rap, slap, thump,
beat, bang, slam, punch, batter,
poke, kick, lambaste nnd wallop him
all over tho lot In righteous rath.
And then ho remombored.
Mock 10 or Mock 33, Hot Springs
or Main street 'what's tho odds.
Folks want tho fight ended. They're
sick of It. They'ro fedlip with lmv
Ing peoplo say, "Klamath Falls,
huh; that's where they have that
court house fight on, ain't It?"
Tho city editor breathed a sigh of
rollef. He would llvo to pay nnothor
grocery bill. Ho might live to soe n
certain court housn fully occupied.
In any event, his hide was safe.
RAIL MERGER IS HIT
Ralph lludd Testifies Consolldullou
Would Cut CompctltloB
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. Com
petition between the railroads of
the northwest would be decreased
It the Interstate commerce commis
sion should adopt tho tentative
plan for consolidating the Great
Northern and Milwaukee railroad,
Ralph lludd, president of the Great
Northern, testified today before tho
commission.
DKIiAY TRIP EAST
The plans of J, II. Curnahin and
Wm. Marx to attend the Southern
Pacific-Central Pacific , hearing to
como before tho lutersUto, commerce
commission nt Washington Novem
ber 21 wero changed upon their ar
rival at Portland due to certain de
velopments of which he was not at
liberty to speak, according' to Marx.
Ho said It was probable that they
would go ut some future time. t
KXCURSION RATES HXJUMIMO
Reduced round trip fall earnr
m on
s'on tares between various yoiiita ' .
on Its lines In Callfor,, vM'r
were put Into effect by tke'tttavt,'
urn r ucu ic
tobor and
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