tf
9A
Sty? Hurwmx Mvmtb
WEATHER FORECAST
Tonight mill Ttiemlity, niln In
tont bihiw In mint inrlliiii; warm
er IoiiIrIiI, oxcnpt neiir (tin cniiNt,
NEWS OF THE WOULD s
BY THE
ASSOaATED PRIM
. Member of the Associated Press.
' mrr
l'lfx'nlli iiir, .No,
KLAMATH VAhUi, OHKOON,
MONDAY, JAM'AHY III, I IK! I
PRICBFIVB
l
RAIL SYSTEM
TO
L
I
EASTERN
OREGON CITIES:
Gntolino Oporntcd Railway
to Bo Constructed This i
Spring, Snya Promoter
!
Allliiiilliriilili'iil n f tlin proposed
rtiuatrurtltill thl spring nf n system
nf railway, over which Bnsollnn.pro
pelted vntilrli'n will tin nperntrd In
linn tint rnllrimillcss Intitrlnr nf Can
Irnl Oregon, I mdao by A. W. Ar-
iiiilil, wliii ny lin represent Port-
.iU"iul Hmi Prnti'lsm capitalist
' ..rniilil tin been nt Lnknvlrw nml
1.n I'lun tnnkltiR preliminary obser
Mitlon fur tlin system, by which hn
propose" to connect Ihn vnrlnim rail
way terminal In tlin rnitnni pur In of
Ihn Hint)) with n lUht railway, mt
which frnlght. null Mini passcnRer
train would h operated between
llcnil, l.akrvlnw, Crime. Onkrldgp,
Klamath Fall unit nllier point
tin linn established office at l.u
I'ltin mul announce m will tnrl inn
Klrttcllnii work from ttuit point.
tin linn n specially deslRnetl gaso
linn driven iicnniolln iinilnr enn
strurllmi which will Im cMiiplrlnl
nml shipped to Im I'lnn mi nnnii
p.ttPtit W'hlrli nr lin' pending have
li'rit granted
Tlin system In lin used It nut new.
It tin vlnK hern surressfiilly adopted
hy Ihn New Vnrk. Now Haven ft
Hartford Hallway, tlin WMImulna ami
(Iraml Itomtn rnllwnr. nml several
feeder linn In tlin Knst It linn ul.n
been adopted by several foreign
ronilii.
Simmls In I'rmiir
A pre dispatch from Pari dated
December 20 Hu)n "Ktpnrlmrnt
with InternJl ronibtistlon inolam
traction powrr for brunch ntllrnml
lliin In'frnncn havn Ihiii.mi urrr
ful Ihnt limy urn to bn.roiitlnucil 911
n larRrr nrnlf. OrilliiiT atltninntilln
inolorn nf 10 In CO linr-pi'Wi'r urn
hnutlnic rnrnl trnln m n norut;o
pi'i'il of lii iiillfn mi In 11 r"
Arnold clnlmn In luHi' ri'mlwil thn
rmloriiriiiciit nf rnllw ur " I" whnni
thn plnn linn Ix-cn nil 'miiII Icil n mi
litnal nirnmi nf Irnnnportntlnii fur
(Vntrnl Orrnnn whMi will it til rrn.it
ly In Ihn M'ltliiiR mi nf inuny thou
nmln of nrrnn of Inint ht'rctnfnrn itt
rillllvnlril ImCMlin of Inrk of
Irminpnrtntloii
An InlnrvlnwiT ii'inli'K oiip rnllroml
limn unlim' "ItiillriMiN iuut con
nlilnr nvi-ry Innliirn offi-rliiK nconnmy
In npcrntlwi hinl rnniitriirllnii thnun
itnyn, Thn ii!rlurt-n of Knuollnn
propclli'il mil enrn rriim to ho nbmit
thn tinil IIiIiir nvnr offnri'il nlmiR tlmt
linn.
"('iiimtriirlliiii pf tlin rnrnl l put
Itnntml nt iilmiil t.lnuO 11 mlln It rn
ilri' nn RrmlliiR if mi rninuniuptirn.
Any llnit'Cr nvnllnhln Ik millnliln for
linn mul vnrr llctit riill nrn prncllcnl;
In fart, Ihu Ioiir-iiikmI wopi! rnlM nf
thn nn wititll rnmU woiltil ln rry iIp
rlrnlitu nn hruni'li nnil fncilcr IIiipn."
Kliiiimtli Not Vrl ConKii'tril
I'rcnliloiit J A. (Ionian of tho
Chiinlior of Conimcrrn anlil till
'CrTiinrnliiR Hint Ihn plnii "ml not yet
linen cull i'(l to tlu utti'iitloii of thn
ilinnihnr. Hn Hilil thnt whllo un
propuri'd to nffnr uny offlclnl com
nnnii, hn liollux'il Unit miythlnR
Hint nldeil trmnportntlon wnn n
kooiI thlnK. H" '"d not think (lint
Biich n Hyalniii n I prnponcil would
dlcoiirnRo Ihn iixlnnnton of uleum
trunk Hum Inlnr on. nil would up
poar to li'ivn Krcnt vnlno for fmnl
InR lino when Ihn hp.ivler rondi
tiro 1 j ii lit.
BULL IS WORTH $S00,
Just what winning llm ' i"! Pflioj
inoantt In Hit) Fnrm Iliircini """''"M
hhlp campnlrn wu lnougli' H 1 ''
by County Agent K. H. T!ioiii"h n ''
stntomont thnt Avalon Prhnr-. tr
rcglBtored shorthorn bolnu offen-d bv
l'tli First National bank, hrr-'isjht
M4B0 nt Iho livestock salo lant eari
Jnnd Is valued nt 1500. In olhor1
words. In nddltlon to nn annual mem-'
bornhlp In tho bureau for $5, scnio
ono will be presented with tho equlv
nlont of $500.
Thomna say gront Interest ha
been aroined In the eainpalgn and
that It I apparent that 'many farm
ers f the county, not at present
members, hope to tead tho bull lipmo
nt tho nml of I lin riimpnlgn'vvj-tm'lho
(lrnwliifi will lia lidlil.
,lIO,UOO,tMKi IHMIJi: .
HT.Ti: IIOM'H IIIIMIH
I IIIII.N'U IIIUIICHT Olli:
. MALUM, Jnn, 1 rt. Tlio best
bid for Oregon bond rlucn
19111 ra. rnvnnlnil wlirn l,M
for tiu.oou.ooo ut dm no,-
000.0110 Ik huh bond wiiro iii.
uned today Tim lowest Mil.
tier wn llnlpli flcltiitielurk ft
Compnny of I'orllMid, who of.
forml n premium of 117,000
anil I. to per ruul Intercut,
making tlin ri'hirn In Ihn statu
4 III per cent The nnxt bent
Mil would mt ii rn 4 OR.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
HALL'S CANDIDACY
IS EXPECTED SOON
MnMiflrM I'rlniil ltok fur
l''irnil Hlalrtnrnl IhirlnK
NpI IVw lloj
i:
MAIIHIIKIKI.I). Jan. IC --Acrunl
Iiir In clone frk'inl nf Chan Itnll, hn
will noon niinnuncn hi rundldncy for
thn rnpuhllran nunilnntlon tor Rover
nor of Ori'Ron Hull wrnt to I'nrtUml
Innt wi'ol und li I lit thi-rn will prob
ably innkn fnrniHl hiiiiouik niiK-nt
IUII hn lcnn lalkid nf n llkrlr
ranillilatn for unvprnl incnlhn, hut not
until rrrrntly did hn dnrldn Ihnt nn
wont probably mnkn thn rncn. Mp
axn from frloiiiU ttnioiiu thn ppllllenl
lend I'm of tlin atntn hIihp thn uprclat
ration nf thn IrRltlaturn. tirRlliR him
to run. nrn rcipniultiln for hi di'Cln
Inn. Mhii) Aplrr to Olflrp
Thn prlmnrlt' will bn held unit
May Otunrnor Olcnti U niprcteil to
bn mndldato to kiiccvpiI hlmmtlf.
Mayor linker, of Portland. (Iro. KcU
Icy, formerly of thn llooth-Kellcy Co.,
Adjtllnnl tleiieral Willie and a num
ber of other nro nlno pokcn if a
Ilk ley candldnte.
Krank I). Cohan, who wa at I'ort
Innd ltt week, ny that Krnatnr
Hall' aland aRalnal tho R.tiinllnJnX
for thn rxpoaltlon at tho perlal ei
lun if llm IrRlntntiiro hn iiiatnrlvtly
ntlotlcthcned him IhrOaRliout thn
l"l
MRS. MORLEY PASSES,
Wcll-Knimn Itrolilrnl Mr Afler
lllni'i nf Tr-i Year
Aftnr an Illness extending over n 1
period of 10 year. Mr. J t Money
pained nway nt her homo at First and
Plnn nt 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Death wa due to complication re
sulting from typhoid fmnr contracted
10 eurs ago.
Whllo tint unexpected. Mr. Mor
ley' death will roitin n 11 blow ln
mini) Itrre. During the past four
year. Mines", had prewnted her from
leaving her It nine, or entering Into
social nrtlvltlp. and her fortitude,
mid rouragn during thl period
brought inuny friends to her home.
She hnd been n resident nf this city
II year, coining born with Iter litis
b.tnil from California.
Thn husband, J. F. Morley, well
known hern 11 well n nationally for
hi in tlvltli'H In tho International A
soclnllon for Idontlflrntloii, I thn
ontv surviving relnthp.
Thn body today will bo brought to
tho CnthnllP church, w It nro Hie fun
eral se'rvlies will bn I1VI1I ut 9 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
LAKEVIEW ASKS BOUT
Athletic. AiworUlInn Allrnrl Offer
From ljike Count)' Club
That tho Klamath Amnteur Ath
letic association ha attracted Iho
nttrntluu nf 'similar nrganltatlons
else" here. I apparent from tho lot
tur today received by Athlctlo Di
rector Harold Christy from Arloy
I), Word, manager of tho Lakovlow
Amateur Athletic club, asking for
a wrestling match In tho light
weight division,
Ward say tho Lakevlew club ox
poet to put on an .amateur tournn
mont about Fobruary 1, and would
liko (0. havo Klamath ropretontn
1 1-1. Whllo trtey have little to of
fer In the boxing lino, ho says they
havo both n amateur and a- profes
sional wrestler who would ho
matchod with nny local grapler of
eiual wolglit. Tho tournament
pi-' I draw a $200 house, ho be
l f
Director ChrUly says the offer
probably will bo accepted unless it
bocomou apparent that the accep
tance would Interfere with the tour;
namint to. be held. oera January JT.
An effort wlllbe'made, ho said, to
havo, the Lakev'jew club send rep
fenlnllon In Ihr local nffalr.
GOPGO DAM WILL
BE
Construction Job That will
Employ 150 Men for
Year Under Way
A craw of about thirty men I nn
thn around. cMnbllahlnK carrrp and
innklnR repair to tho branch rail
wny, preparatory to construction
work at Copro, which contemplate
the Installation of an additional
RonnratlitR unit In tho power plant
and thn rnlalnc of tho Cnpcu dam
14 feet.
Tho work, according to John lloyle,
dlvl-lon mnnaRor of thn California
Oregon I'ower company here, will
mean, a oon a weather permit
operation at full capacity, the em
ployment nf n comtructlon craw
thut will nveraco 1C0 men for the
remainder nf thn year.
Tho Job I not undortuken bo-j
cuiun of additional demand for
power from tho Copco plant at thl
limn,' said .lloyle, but In order to
get- tho additional unit, which ha
been on Iho ground slnrn tho plant
wa built, Installed for emergency
use. In raio tho present equipment
Nhnuld bn temporarily Impaired.
Installation of the machinery
mean
r.plV.S'Sn!
in
Hip old Klamath Lake branch,
nen' j
since,
which has been out of usn
the Copco plant was constructed,)
and thn collection of men and sup-'
piles, no the company decided that
thn work of Increasing tho dam's
height could bo dono moro econom
ically whllo tho Installation wa
under wny than a n separata Job
later.
All unabln equipment left over
from the Link rlvejr dain J0I1 has
been shipped to Copco and supplii
ure accumulating for lha new work.
MUX. MAItli: AIR-OX DIMS
I'ltOM HKLF INKI.ICTKD WOUND
POItTLANI). Jnn. 16. Mrs. Ma,
rln Adcox. 58, who shot herself'
through thO left breast Tuesday'
nlshl when her husband returned
homo and Interrupted a dinner par
ly. died here In n hospital early to
day. Tho shoot lug occurred while
thu husband, Luther I,. Adcox, pur
sued Kugrno C. itabcl, ono of tho
Uiren guest at a dinner party, ac
cording lo tho reports to Iho police.
(iOVKIIXMKNTAI, l-OWKIIH ,
OF HIKLAMI nKMXqi'MHKU
DUIILIN. Jun. 16. Tho govern'
menial powors of Ireland wero'
turned over today by tbo IJrltlsh'
autljorltles to tho provisional gov-J
eminent. '
ALMOST TIME
RAISED AND
PLANT ENLARGED
JjteJov. oh oy1 -.-,
0 KlljVSPHWH BASKET I HAVE To
W$ w&1m I i IPS CARRV ouT
FUNDING OF ALLIED
DEBT BILL PASSES
FINANCE COMMITTEE
I'rmlsluii In Aililril for ,Mntiirlfj
of tho l.iut Hoinl In
Jiiiip, IHI7
i WASHINGTON, I). C. Jan. Ifi
'Tho Allied Debt I'tindlni: bill wn
approrod today by tho Henato Kin- J
ancn cauimllteo. after moat of the l
prorlnlon objected to by Hecrctnry
Mellon had been eliminated.
Democratic incmbor of Hie com
mittee voted nRnlnnt tho bill In Itn
pcriccieu ivrni.
Chairman McCtimber anlil It v'a
purpoed to pre tho bill for paMiinn
without wnlllna; for an ndjournment
of tho Arm, conference.
Kxcept for a provision thnt tho re
funded bond, to bo accepted from
thn forolRn government, nhall inn
luro not later than June IC, 1!)47,
thn meatura I virtually In the form
In which It panned tlin home Innt
October.
No soldier bonus provision w-na
added to the bill and thnt pbnso wn,
, nub ,1151 uniiL'U.
1
WA8IIINOTON, Jan. IS. Senator!
McCormlck, llopubllcnn. nf Illinois, '
today Intmdured and thn Kenntn hair
an hour later adopted a resolution
calling upon tho Slain department to
aupply Information on tho financial
nffalr of Kuropean government and
especially data on Iho expenditures
of those government for military
purpose
MORRIS WOMAN DEAD
Voting Ilrldn of Lllp kill li
Victim of Illptlierla
I UUIIHIB. wain., jnn. 10. .urs.
Kvelyn Lewis, ago IC, died nt her
honie hero at 9 o'clock Saturday
evening with dlptberla, following an
lllnes of only a few day. It
was not until a few hour, prior to
death thai Dr. A. A. Atkinson -aw
(bn necessity of oxtrcmo emergency
action. .but the disease developed so
rapidly that all efforts wero In vain.
Mrs, Lowbi was tho flvo months
brldo of Lcsllo Lewis, who or tho
past year has been employed as cx
pre, clerk nt tho local Southern
Pacific depot. Her parents. Mr. und
Mr. A. I).- Hennlng, wero sum
moned from their homo at Acer Into
K.tr,lat- nrnnlnr. nn.l nrrlvn.1 Run
', - ,,). morning. Interment will bo
made In tho local cemetery.
This I Hip first rnso ot dlpthorin
In thl vicinity for ten year. So
Ir a Known, no oincr cases nvo
developed.
MAHKKT IIKI'OHT
POIITLAND, Jan. lt. Cow 35
rcnts , hrr. thor fal,le, rtCBl.y.
llronR. ,hwp so ccntlJ t0 .,.00
higher; Kast Mountain Lnmbj 19.00
nml IP."': "est vulloy lambs 8 to
'! Krs (o "( higher, buying
prlco SScent to 30 cents; '.'titter,
steady.
FOR THE OFFICE BOY
CENTRAL SALES
i
. . ,
,., . n 1 1
UBIIIornia-vrcRon i-umucr-
men's Club May Enter
Into Contract
An orgonlxatlon for tho purpote
of financing lumbermon and pro
viding an outlet for tho lumber
cut of a largo number of tbo mill
of this dlitrlct probably 'wilt be
cstabllthcd hero shortly.
Plan,, for operation wero tonta.
lively entered Into by tho Callfor.
nln-Oregon Lumbermen's club at It
meeting at tho Whllo rellcan noiei
Saturday night, whon tho proposi
tion was placed beforo the member
by K. I). Ttowley. president Of the
Pacific Forest Products company,
of Portland; H. H. Harrlman, pre-
Ident of tho Lumbermen's Ware
huti-o & Storago company, of Porl-
land, and Mr. Welrhclm, vlco presl
ilent of the Commercial Credit com
pany, of llaltlmoro, Maryland. A
committee was appointed to draft
a contract which wilt como before
tho noxt meeting ot (he club In
February.
Tho plan Involves tho establish
ment of a selling agency hero by
tho Forest Product company, and
thn financing by tho credit com
pany, or other similar organizations
or banks, of tho warchouso receipts
lsuod by tho Lumbermen's Waro-
jhousa & Storago company against
sun iumuer in pile, mo paper 10
bo redeemed when tho selling agen
cy disposes of tho lumber.
It Is bcljevcd that tho plan will
ovcrcomo tho difficulties now stand
ing In tho path of tho smaller mills
of thl district, and that it will aid
materially In Increasing tho lum
ber output ot this region.
Tho California-Oregon Lumber
men's club I composed of owners
of SI sawmill, n large number ot
whom attended Iho meeting Satur
day. All present agreed that tho
outlook Is favorable." tor a good de
mand at fair prices.
i:sc.i'i:i MooNsniNKU im
Kll.l.l.'ll IN SHOOTING AFFIUV
nosKiii'ita,
Jan. IS.
-Douglas
charged
Yoncalla,
TupPi arroitcj recently
wlti. oncratlne a still at
I,
was killed near Klkton
last night
by a man named Young, according
to word received here by Sheriff
Rtarmcr. Young was reported to
bo on hi way to Oakland to sur
render, claiming self defense.
Tnpp recently eacapod from Jail,
mid was u tugitlvo from justlco on
tho iiioonshlnlug charge, say offi
cers. "
TO GO HOME
ORGANIZATION
PL
OE I LLS
AMlKKMKNT IH ItKACIIKI)
hktwken CHINESE AND i
JAPANESE IN KIAOCHOW
WAHII1NOTON, U, C, Jan.
I. Tho text of tho aRree
4 ment reached by tho Cblncaa
and Japaneso delegates Sat
urday concerning the aurren-
(lor by Japan of tho Klaochow
1 leasehold to China. w, for
' mally aeeeptod by tho two del-
egatlons today when tho Bhan-
I lung conversations woro fesum-
cd.. Tho question of mines
along tho railroad and In Klao
chow province wero discussed,
butt wero continued until to-
morrow.
HIGH SCHOOL HAS
ELECTION TO FILL
. 2T VACANT OFFICES
-n,, rP,ton and KUxabeth On-
dam Are Named; Heritor
Lias Also Meet
Slncn examinations and registra
tion nro now out of tho. way (he
pupil of (he high sc.hool have (urncd
their attention to school and class
organizations, by- electing new offi
cer to Uko tho place of (hose who
havo left school. Leslie Peyton ha
been named flr( vice-president and
Elliabeth Graham (hlrd vice-president
of the student body, to succeed
Ted Montgomery and Vernon Fran
cl. The student officers are now
Martin Adams. President. Leslie Pey
ton. Flret Vlce-presldnet. Kenneth
Mnler. second Vice-president. Elisa
beth firahom. Third Vice-president,
and Vera Thompson, Secretary.
Following closely upon Ihe student
election was an Important senior
class meeting held for tho purpose
of naming officers to fill a vacancy
made when Holland Watt, president
ot (he class, wa obliged (o move (o
San Francisco. Chester Shrlver. vice
president becaroo president and
Frank Poytonvf as" elected vice-presi
dent. France Huraphroy I senior
class secretary.
Tho juniors also held an election.
Jamcft Manning was made president
to tako (ho place of Robert Milam.
resigned intending to graduate this
term, nnd Albert Moorland was elect
ed vlco-presldcnt to take (he place Of
Ted Monlgomcry who nas left school.
Miss Applcgatc. of (ho muste de
partment, has Just received word thnt
the men's costume for the operetu
"Hulbul" will arrlvo this evening.
The girl coslumes which are being
made by Mrs. Lena Dwlgans will bo
completed br Wednesday. Mrs. Mills
of Hot Springs Addition- has kindly
offered the operetta cast tho use of
her home for the distribution nnd
fitting of the costume next Wednes
day evening.
INCOME TAX AGAIN
Deputy
Collector Will
February l(
lie Here
Thn tlmo ha again arrived for
making ou( your Income tax return.
Thn law- provide that all returns
' must be In Iho otflco of the collector
of Internal revenue, Portland, on or
I beforo March 15th. Those falling to
comply with tho law nro subject to
Ihn heaviest penalties. Taxpayers nro
urged' to' make out their return at
I once, thereby avoiding tho rush at
' tho last hour. For the purpose of'as-
slstlng taxpayers of Klamath county
In making up their Income (as re
turn for 1921, Deputy Collector Geo.
n. Hewitt of tho intornnl revenue of
fice, will be' nt the Klamath Falls
courthouse, February 1 to 19th, Inclusive-.
MANY MOURN LOSS OK
MRS. CianENCE O. BKNKUICT
Sorrow was, general today when
Ii became, known (hat Mrs. Clar
enco O. nenedlct had passed away
at the Klamath General hospital at
5:.10 this morning.
Mrs. Hencdlct hadtboen active In
the affairs of tho Catholic church',blI(jr.ct,
ot which she .was a member, and
was lovod by tho many friends she
had acquired during her five-year
residence here. Mr. and Mrs. Bene
dlct.eamo hero from the Philippine
Islands, whoro Mr. Benedict was a '(
inurso In tho Philippine Genera'l 1
(hospual and Mr. Benedict a mem
ber of the Philippine consUbulary.
1 ' Surviving- are Mr. Benedict and .
two "boys. Clareuce and George,
...
aged flvo years and three year.
and a brother. UI1 Maosin,' on
uuu w"'-H " siorm, orewui.w.."rjy3Pf .
Scranton, Pennsylvania. ' Funeral, TbelTycoPrecordlnr,r$iiaatw
servlces will be hold at the Catholic IfSSJSSaSluSSt
church at o'clock WOdnesday . ,amft',atPJl?jj!iT
mornlUBt I Low,..,., .i,i,,.i,.i'ii...-,ulT '
CONTROL PLAN
IS ADOPTED
WAR ON BEETLE
Directors of Three Aroaa
Will Form Board to
Supervise Work
The control plan adopted tor (ha
war (o bo waged (hi season against
the plno beetle, as the resnlt of (ha
passage by congress.' of the $160,000
appropriation, today was annouacad
by J. F. Kimball, who has bea ma
of the leaden In (ha fight to obtain
the appropriation and In organisation
ot (ho control work.
Under the plan adopted control
work on Area No. 1. Including all
lands under the project west of Upper
Lake, will be under tba direction ot
J. F. Kimball.
Area No. 2, land on the Klamath
Indian reservation and south to the
untlmbered valleys, will be under the
Jurisdiction ot the Indian Serrlc ana
direction of P. P. Keen, of the irnr
eau of Entomology, who la expected
here from California the latter part
of this week.
Area No. 3, Including the Illy dis
trict and south into Modoc county
wes( of Goose Lake Valley, will be
under (he Jurisdiction of the Forest
Service and the direction ot Forest
Supervisor W. O. Dorhln, who will
arrive here some time this mon(h.
The (hreo area directors will con
stitute a board of control which wilt
manage the entire project. The tech
nical features of the work will be
under the jurisdiction ot the Bureau
ot Entomology while the administra
tive features will be entirely I the
hand ot the board ot control. Thl
arrangement gives the Indian Ser
vice, the Forest Service and the wrl
vote owners representation on. tfcev
board, and tho Bureau of KntoraelogT
direction ot the control, plan evolved
In tho survey of last summer.
In connection with the control
work, the Klamath Forest ProtecUve
association will be formed as succes
sor or tho Klamath-Lake Counties'
Forest Firo assolcatlon, the present
organliation. and will be Incorporat
ed in order (o give It legal status In
doallng with tho government. Under
thl association also will come forest
flro control work. The new associa
tion will meet on February 2, when
directors will be elected.
At a meeting today ot the present
association, tho resignation of C. L.
Gllham. formerlr president and for
several year vice-president, was ac
cepted and C. IT. Daggett, ot the
Ewauna Dox company, elected to till
tho vacancy.
In discussing the control, plan.
Kimball said many wero under the
mistaken Impression that thn work .
will start at once. First, he sald.wlll
come a school for (raining skilled
workers cruisers, spotters and oth
ers who will bo necessary to carry
on tho work over the tremendous
area Involved. Thl school will be In
stituted here yide the dlrocdoh of
Iho Dureaii ot Entomology, In addi
tion to this forro ot trained men. be- ,
tween 200 nnd 300 worker will be
required for felling, burning and
similar work; Artual work will not
,tnrt before March 20 at (He earliest.
Tho apnroprta(on money la actual
ly available for use at the present
lime. Kimball inld.
cciiA may nonnow
FIVE MTLUOX8 IN-V.
ft.
WASHINGTON. Jan. !.-- The
American government ha notified
Cuba she may nerotlate a leanof
$5,000,000 In the United State, but
a further loan ot $70,000000 -will
depend upon the ability of toe Island
authorities to require, future Cuban
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