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LAW FOB 1921
nevenue collector roints
Out Provisions of Act
Now in Force
PORTLAND, Doc HI -Fur Ihn In
formation nml aaalatanen of taxpuyera
In preparing their Incomn (ai rrturun
for tlin year I til I, Clydo (I Huntley,
Colloclor of Internal Revenue, today
gavo out it nlntunmiit In which lie
brlofly dlncume ihn material provi
sions of Ihn now rovunun url and
point out wherein Ihoin provision
differ from Urn net under which lnt
year's returns em made,
"The" exemption allowed for u do
pendent U Increased from $200 to
1400.00," explain Collector Huntley.
"Married perou IMng with hue
band or wife, unci head of fxmlllea
nro nllnwed u purinl ritimpllon of
f 1,800 (Instead of $2,000) unles tho
net Incomn In In eire of $6,000, In
which ram Ihn personal exemption la
only $3,000 Ihn net provide that
In no ca no ahnll Ihn ri'tllicllon of thp
personal exemption from 12,100 lo
12,000 operntn In Incrrnso thn (at
which wouhl lm payable If tho rieiiip,
lion with 12, SOU by morn than the
mount of Ihn net Iridium In mreaa
of $6,000. Thin la to overcome tin
dlaparlly In Ihn raao of two laipny
rra, onn of whom la Juat within Ibi
lower $2,000 oxemplloii nml thr
other Just wllhln Ihn higher $2,&0O
ncmptlon
I.IMMI Ktritiptltni Allowed
"Hlniiln pron, nml married per
aona not living with huahanit or wife
nro allowed an etnniptlon of $1,000
Persons having gross Incomea foi
121 of $(,000 or vr am required
In makn a reliim, regardless uf Hit
amount ofjijl (ileum. .-,
."The extv profit fax la repealed
aa of January- I, 1122 Tho rates for
IBS $ nro unchanged
"Thn surtax rules for the rnloiidni
year 1921 am unclmiucd nml rangt
from per cent on tl. amount or
net Incomn between $.'i.000 nml $.
000 In i6 per cent of Ihn amnunl o'
net Income In exre of $1,000,000
Kor tho cnlcmlar yiar IV22 thn atir
tax ratoa rango from t pur rent on
tbn Amount of not Income between
$8,000 and $10,000 to 60 percent on
thn amouiyt by which tho net Income
eiceeda $200,000
"Provision la mailo (or thn repeal
a of January I, 1922 of Ihn tax on
lock holder of u personal acrvlrr
corporation aa audi After that ilutr
audi corporation nro to bn laxeil In
tho samn mutincr na other corpora
Hon.
('onx'ratl'm Tin lncivnrtl
"Thn luroinn tux on corporations
for tho calendar year 1922 and there
after I Increaaed from 10 lo 12 W
por cent The $2,000 niemptlnn here
toforn hIIoim'J cnrpiirallixia la to be
granted only' to thnan rorporutloni
whoao not Ificoniti I $3S,000 or less
"Many peraons um under tho I in
prenlou tlmt thn late on Ico cream.
aoft drink, etc., monthly roturn of
which nro mnulrrd, hnn boon repeal
d with thn nnaclniint of thn now
act. ThiiMi remain In forro until Do-
ombor 31, 1921.
"No cbaiiRo la nmdn In thn tnx on
ndinUnlona oxcept Ihnt nfler Jnnuar)
1, 1922 tbero will bo no tnx where
ilmlMilon I 10 rcnla or lea, Kffec
tlvo Jan. I, 1922 tho following tnxer
tho nlao iiliollalieil- on mimical In-
atrumouta, aportlnK xoodi, cliowlnp
gum, portuhlo nloctrlc font, tlmrmoi
boltlcB, fur nrtlclca. plenaitro boala
and pleaauro ennoe. (unless Bold for
morn than $100) toilet article, mod'
Iclnca, and numcroUH urtlrle of ni
parol.
"On unit nftor Junmiry t, 1932
tho tax on nrlou works of art Is ro
ducod from JO percent to B jiercont,
tho tax on randy from 5 por cent to
3 por cent nml iho tnx on carpets,
rugs, trunks, valises, purses, fans,
etc. from 10 por rout of sales prlrn In
oxcoss of opocltlml amounts to S por
cent ot salos prlcn In oxceen of sped
fled amounts.
Collector Huntley also cullo 'atten
tion to tho fact that commencing on
January 1, 1932, 'tho stamp (ox on
toilet and proprietary- preparations
will no lonsor ho In effect, Whllo
this Is n small tax It. Itus boon a
sourco of annoyance to dealers and
patrons nlllco, and Its rope nl will ha
generally approved, He ouggest
that doalors restrict tholr purchase
of proprietary stamps between how
and December 31, to actual Immodl
' t weeds In ojiler thatjthey may not
til up fuiiili.'uhneMUarlly (ind bo ja
WW W W-)WM (DrllUHti
CHANG
S SHOWN
INCOME TA
hi:i:k hoi.htio.v yon
MVHTMtV Of MUllttCft
ov lixw.iKi'Tis.S'.t.vr
OIIIKION t'lTV, Dec lfl.
Authorities sciikliiK lo aolvo Iho
murder rnnn of II. I,' Dnvl,
ox-Miiutnniinl killed In ii cabin
nenr Mulallu, worn wllhoiil clue 4
today Hurry rrlixlmiiu, taken
Into ruatody In In I'ortlnnd with i
another youth, wa ruleaned af- ,
A IihIiup f liittfiit . tin aiailil lift A I
cutiin from Mnntnnn with Dnv,
la. mid first knew of thn iium- ,
tier when !" rend if II In Ibn '
nowapiipera, '
TAX EQUALIZATION
PROBLEM IS BEING
INVESTIGATED HERE
Harvey of County Iking Mndn
IU-prreiilntlio of Orrjon
Agrlrulluri 'ollea;r
li
A surrey nf the county for llie
purposn of atudylnic Ihn problem of
tax equalisation, In bultiK mndn by It
V. (lunn, farm maiiaxnmrnl demon
atralor for Orr-KMi Agrlcdltural crl
lexe, who nrrlved hern 11 nleht He
I accompanied by V. II Thonma
county aurlciiltnrlnt.
Tho survey Is the re.ult of Ihn ap
polntment by thn uovernor of a liee
lal lax committee, with Henalor
IMerrn of I .a (Irandn a chairman,
for Ihn purpon of securing Informa
tion on the relation of taxe paid to
actual valuation, the relation ot taint
paid to a'reil valuation, and the
relation of taxe paid lo net Income
on 12 or 16 rcpri'Bculallvo farm In
every county In thn atate
Ask O. A. C Almiim
"Orecon Anlrculturo rollego wa
naked lo naalat In thla work, and ha
bncnnin eeclally Interested In con
ducting them survey for education
tl purpoura," (Sunn said, "for llie In
formation Ihua obtained scrvea a
Ihn bla of real farm management
tudle Dnrlnn thn pnt Ihren or four
yenra farm management and roil of
production Murtln havo been carried
on In night co'unlln. rnpreMinllng the
milk dlatrlct near Portland, thu Irri
gated alfalfa dl.trlct In Malheur, and
thn dry wheat district In Hhermun "
Thn urvey will bn completed to-
ntorrow and Hunn will leave hcr.o
Sunday morning
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ROAD AID REQUESTED
Hliort nml Kuril) ro Apprnr IW-forr
Highway CVmmUalnn TiMlny
1'OIITI.AND, I)c !.- Klamath
county rommlsnlonera Hhort and For
dyc today askrd tho Highway Com
mloalon to aid In building varloua
road They promised Klamath coun
ty would glvo 60.60 aid on the Ashland-Klamath
Fall highway, and on
ho brnnrh leading lo Crater 1-uke,
"and thn ssmn on thn unfinished part
if Tim Dalle-Cnllfornln road."
When inked by Chairman llooth
u to thn latter road, they aald that
"n Intend In gl only ono-foiirlh
on this road," It was derided that
thn county would nld nil It tan on
the Krcemoot trull, ns murh of thn
work to ho done tho coming year
will bn In straightening the road and
gravelling Ihn sections In most need
ot It
VolliiwlUR debate between High
way Commissioner llarratt and II. J-
Otlnnholmnr. of thn Portland Cham
bor of Commerce, over tho proposed
Walluta cutoff, which Ottenholmer
urged thn highway commission to
designate as a road of primary ln
pnrlniire, Chairman HooIIi said tho
commission would go over the
ground hiiiI lnestlgatn. Ilnrralt In
dlrnted his opposition to thn cutoff.
J. II, Ycon favored It whllo Olten
helinnr urged It In order to get morn
tourist from Yellow stone to Colum
bia river highway.
llooth todny said tho commission
Is running so low on funds that It
would within a month appropriate
what ran bo spent In each county,
and could not oxcoed that amount.
GRAIN RATES REDUCED1
Interstate - Commerc Commission'
NusUlns Freight neductlon
WA8HINOTON, Doc. 16. rtoduc
ed railroad ratoa on grain and grain
products wore sustained by tho In
terstate commerco commission today
,and will go Into effect December 27,
Tho reductions already average
about 18 Vj- percent and are further
'decreased by the commissions order
today, which requires com and other
coarse grain- to bo carried for 10
perceni less than whoat and other
breadstuff grain.
FIVE. P. M. APPLICATIONS
' Five applications for tho local
postnuatersklp liar been filed here,
a follows I John McOolU 0. C, Whit,
morot FdtUt n, Robinson, (j,
Yfifitf M Pf II Ha4!lli
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NA I lUNb ULAbH
ov
N 1 PROGRAM
Brilnh Declare Plant
French Would, Upset
Ratio Reduction
WAHIIINflTON. Doc. 19.-- Tho
French delegation today presented n
proposal for o grout no Inert an In
the French naval strength that tho
Drill)! ileclam such a progrnm would
upset the wholn proposed plan for r
6-6-3 ratio nnval reduction
Thn Ilrltlsh delegates understand
that thn French plnn provide for
Ihn construtllon of 10 super-dread-naughts
of 36,900 loll capacity each,
III thn 10 ynar uhiton,Uunl to 1926
Vesel of a IX P- similar to thn
American battleship, Maryland, it Is
declared, would gle France n capi
tal ship tonnagn of 360,000 again!
315,000 for Japan, as well as a pre1
ponderanrn of thn new "post-Jutland"
typn of craft over all nation
Italy nlthough Indicating her dis
approval nf such a building program,
Is said to hato told thn Arms Confer
ence that It Francn constructs in
audi ship, Italy muit carry out n
similar building program
WAHIIINflTON, Dec. IB. Arthur
J. lUlfour. head of thn Ilrltlsh dele
gation, gavn notice today that Great
llrltaln would propowi to thn arms
conference a total abolition of sub
marines llalfniir will takn tbn ques
tion before open cmIo:i Thn naval
opinion tn America, Japanusc, French
and Kalian group la understood as
opposed to thn Ilrltlsh contention
that submarines aro of necessity
"weapons of assssslnatlon."
WASHINOTON. Dec 16. Senator
Iteed today attacked tho quadruplo
treaty In tho Senate.
DIVOItCK DKfltKK ltAXTKI
TO MIMHIKD IXITC1IBH
I
j
Judge Kuykondall yeslorday
signed a court ordor granting an I
BDBOIUIO tllTUrCO ID .lliurcu uuuuoa
against Martin l.otchea Tho court
ordered that tbn minor girl bo
awarded Into tho custody ot Mrs.
Lotches' mother, whllo tho minor
boy bo given over to the caro and
custody of Ilyron I.otchrs, father
ot Martin I.olchrs. Tho court or
dor Issued In this caso places the
rustody of each minor child abio
lutoly In the hands of the children'
grandparents, and they aro to gov
ern tho conduct of each child and
bo responsible lo Ilia court for safe
keeping. YOU NEVER CAN
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H8U58Dl&cTe j fF&' MtMlrLBT
, 50CH A PRteHOLV ) J 'fy". tZi JB&ZifiYM
LlTTLe POP I jtiaflaHgl JK
vnffl' rY1?1 ' " '!' " x ' r V
I ENGLAND RATIFIES
TREATY CREATING i
IRISH FREE STATE,
L
Until IIoumw )if rnrllainent Affirm
rt Dull tAlrrann lrlay to
I'rotert. Iln Vnlcm
LONDON, Vf. IC llolh huiitca,
of Ilrltlsh Parliament today ratified i
thn treaty creating an Irish frenj
r.tnto by overwhelming majorities
DUIIMN, Dor, 18. Tim Hall Klre-j
nnn continued In secret sessions;
largely In an attempt lo find a way!
to accept Ihe treaty without register-
. ,i. ..,. ; n- v.tr r,h ..!
....... i.. ..
v ; Oliver Jefferson, a Modoc Indian, by
ITADMPDC a"FT I OANC' (ho corono" Junf lata 7trday. Jef-
hAKrYlbKa Uc.1 LUAnSj tctMa WM t,ruck ovaf lbo hcad by
... j ... . .. . n 15 ounco pool stick In tb hands of
B.1S.OCNI Allowed KUm.ll, Member. ' , C;Jn WodaMday .
of Farm Assodallon nf n lcUotu)(,., Poo, hali. anrt
- . 'died at 4:16 odock Thursday morn-
Mrs, Ii. II, HagAte, as secretary of DKi
thn Klamath Falls National Farm) The findings of the Coroners' Jury
Loan association! has received notice, wo.ro put In thn hand of tho Justice
from tho Ijind hank at Spokane that ' 0f (ha Peace who issued a warrant
loans totaling $'39,000 have been nl- for the arrest of Davis, who Is con
lowed farmers, who am members of fined In tho city Jail awaiting Ihe
thn Klamath association action of tho grand Jury
Abstracts nrn being sent in now 1 The personnel of tho coroners Jury
and the mone,y should urrltr within' follews: K, P. Combs, II. It'. Del-ap,
tho noxt week, according to Mrs. i Charles V. DeUp, A. U. Harrison, M.
Hague Coming at this time tho loans MeAndrew. and S. A. MlcheUon. The
nrn going to tide the farmers over
In good shape, slioiays
FIRST BASKET GAMES,
0iiln of hVapon Will H- Market!
nl Merrill Tomorrow Night
Klamath county hoopers will open
thn season tomorrow night when two
quintets leavn hero for thn
river town, to do bailie with tho
Merrill high school and with a town'ments. has revealed the fact that
team I the parents came hero but recently
Tho Klamath county high school Is und havo been In very straightened
sending a team down, which, though circumstances. Tho father finally so-
composed of practically all new ma-
terlal, Is expected to putMip a gooatlu" Iho lack bt fund will no longer
fight. Tho'othor team Is composed of stand In tho way of the cam of the
prospectlvo membcra of tho proposed child which the parent say they
Klamath Falls Amateur Athletic as- wUnt to glvo It,
soclatlon, Most of tho men on thlsj
loam hao not played basketball In (iC.V.iUWXKItH CAPTfltKD
j ears, but the members of tho Merrill
i town team, whom thoy nro going up
aBaln,t aro ,a?lnp ,hp iam hand!-
cap,
Tho lineups follew: High schoel:
chare8 GrpTe aniX Undt ferwards:
plIan(1 Wa fcn(er. n,roM Ooetx,
and Harold Wortlcy. guards: Clifford
1 rogue. HoEcr Montgomery
and
Frank Peyton, substitutes. Tho asso-.
elation team- John Houston. Dress-
ler. Konncth Perry. Oeorgo Carr. ,
Frank Howard and C. Smith. ,
'
TltlAli IMfSTPO.NKIi
i
Tho caso of the State Karl Mil-'
ler, chargod with bootlegging, which!
was to hare been heard In tho Justice
court this morning at 10 o'clock, was
postponed until December 21, by
Justice I.. 1. (lagliagnn.
TELL WHAT A PUP'S GOING TO GROW INTO
tpi)!ttaHmwuisy!v&?
E
E ACAI
S
Coroner's Jury Declares
Findings in Peel
r Hall KiiKfiff
'
WMMn. Davis, a Klamath Indian
" 'o"n twy ' nnrder of
witnesses who appeared before the
Jury were: James McLoughlln, Fred
Oarlch, Ira Isaacs, IC. K. Crane, and
Jaek ,,,ra':r-
CHILD NEGLECT PROBE
' Iiivrollgation Prove Father Has
I Bern Unemployed
Inveitlgatlon Into tho case of at-
MURDER CHARG
MAD
NT
WATKIN5
I
Lost'logiMl neglect of tho Infant of one
lot the tenants In the Helm's apart-
rured employment and It Is expectety
MADItlD. Pee. 16. The Spanish.
gunboat, Ilonlfar today, captured two
Fronch sslllng vessels conveying
arms to Morrocan Insurgents, and
sunk another engaged In tho same
occupation, said official report re-
celved here
t'HIKK OF lt)LICE WAIINS
AtJAI.NST 8TIIKCT IIIXM'K.UK
"
That the partial blockade existing
ut Seventh and Main street, due to
i building material used by . S. Hen
! ry In thn construction ot tho Hart
building, was the causo of a removal
order bring Issued to Henry br Chief
of Police Wilson yesterday afternoon
Chief Wilson contended that traffic
congestion takes place at this point
and that serious accidents have been
narrowly averted.
.Ki:D OF HITTTI.KftM OK
IIIUIIT KIND IH HKF.S IIV
IIIUIOATIO.V COMJIIKHN
4
PKNDI.ETON, Dec. 16
One
ot tho most vital nerds of Irrl-
4 gallon district Is more settlers
of tho right kind, said Irrigation
congress delegates In a round
labia discussion here last night.
Chief difficulty I seen In find-
log peoplo financially able to
lonvo their homes and come 4
west. Tho delegates this morn-
,4 ing toured the Umatilla project. 4
IMPROVEMENT IN
BUSINESS SEEN BY
LABOR SECRETARY
I'crinnncnt HetUrment Looked for
in All Line With Cotntiig
nf Holiday Trade
SAN FHANCI8CO, Drc. 16. Port
land, Oregon, hopes that the coming
holiday trade will go far In establish
ing permanent Improvement In bad
ncss conditions, J. A. Kelly, San
Francisco, district director of the
employment servlco of tho United
States department ot labor, declared
In bis December report on Oregon
cities, made public here today.
Mr. Kelly's report covering Salem,
Astoria and Portland follew:
"Salem: Fifty residence under
construction. Housing condition fair.
Tho new Salem hospital and several
State buildings are employing 100
carpenter. Very few. If any men are
unemployed, except transients. Pack
ing plants are closed for the season.
Agricultural activities are slowing
down. Lumber and allied Industries
working full time. Oregon Wood
Product Co. has opened under new
management. Retail business normal.
All working full time. Overtime In
woolen and paper mills. Business Is
good and optimistic feeling prevail.
' Construction Heavy
"Pertland: Houses and other
buildings "In largo number' under
construction, with many sales, espec?
tally of small residences. Rentals
good with few changes. Road work
continues. A new $2,000,000 freight
yard, a 30 mile railroad, new dam
and pipeline, with the other activi
ties aro giving employment to sever
al thousand. Thero aro perhaps from
5000 to tTOOO men Idle. Woolen mills
vegetable oils, paper and printing,
chemicals, leather, repair shops
about normal. Lumber Is 50 percent
normal with Indications of Improve
ment. Retail prices on many com
modities remain high with buying re
stricted. Holiday trade Is hoped to go
far In establishing permanent Ira
proement. Thero Is concerted effort
to stimulate buying ot Oregon pro
ducts. "Asteria: Thero are sufficient
houses for both buying and renting
Building construction Is normal. Can
norlos closed for the season. One saw
mill Is closed, affecting 2S0 men, oc
account of no porflt. Thore Is some
unemployment but not serious. Retail
business slow. Astoria Is In excellent
financial condition and loans aro eas
ily secured on homo building etc.
Construction of the coast Roosevelt
Highway Is being planned upon the
matchlnc of Statu with Federal
funds."
ANDERSON JURY OUT
No Verdict Unturned In llrnnd
Hlottlnc Ckm Up, to 2:45
'M 2:24 this nfternoon tho Jury
was still out In tho caso of State
against O. T Anderson, charged with
appropriating a steer velued at $35
and blotting tho brand of tho Cha
wacnn Land and Cattle company wltfc
hi "O T" brand which has been in
tho courso of trial for two days In the
circuit court, and went to tho Jury at
11:46 this morning.
Humor AppearM
A largo number of prominent cat
tle mon of Klamath county hive
been witnesses In the case for both
prosecution nnd dofense and thore
was some humor expressed by attor
neys for tho stnto when tho defonse
domanded that the "year old steer In
question bo produced In court."
A spocln! venlro was called today
In the trial of Blancho Turner, In
dicted Jointly with Jesse Kckwald
with larcony from tho person, com
posed or Joo Robustelltnl, Karl
Sharp, W. M. Drothorton. Geo. drU
xle, Geo. Christy nnd D. M. Smith.
Harry Tralnor Is the complaining
witness In Iho case. The defendant Is
represented by Win, Marx.
Seven Crlmfnul Cimcs
Seven criminal cases are pocketed
for trjal yet as fo'llew: State yd
8lm; State vs Singleten: 8tte va
Kempkei Stato vs Kennedy et l:
uuu vs McPennW ft Cyn?r (M
VI MfivFI.
DEMENT ,.
flnULEUHE
UNO IS URGED
Proposal Is to St! Hit,
000 SoldMrTs to Mm
Ghren Prtrt
WASHINOTON, Dec IS. Daws
opment of the Tula Lake Uaefe km
tho Klamath Irrigation Projart, Ofa.
gon, at a cost to exceed 14,OH, will
'be one ot the Initial unfertskiMB, t
completing the project. If CstlHH
compile with the roquet a $s
Reclamation Service aad maka
necessary appropriation.
The plan, la developing tka TM)
Lake region, I .to give ax-oarvlea
men the preference for settleasaoU a
tb Und, and the proposal to tt
pend 1100,000 daring the neat fl.
cat year on canal, ttrnetara. at.
A table ot proposed apeWw
In the entire project ha ftsnt
tsbed (o ReprstUr) 8tastt ,
Oregon by Morris Bl. JrthsST M
rector of the fUetaatatloo nrl , tm
which thla pUm to oaUte4:
"Yoa will Beta tkat tka attlasStas,
were made ap em U thaory Hsat
considerable money wooU H h1t
ed for development of tka Tula Lata
land on the Klamath pretoat. la Um
above table you will find aa ItMa at
$284,000 attributable to lata featara.
but that Is not the entire aar et the
proposed expenditure chargaaiU ta
the Tule Lake bad land. la aaatttoa
to this, the Tula Lake lame are
chargeable with their proportioaate
part ot the aaaonnto aatd for l)rel
parpoece, suea aa iadkraet eaarsjea,
reimbursable oaerattoM and ewma,
etc., applicable ta tka project aa,
wkoW. For imHi, la a4iar '
water supply and it routine ' v
nrement.
Horarfly Dam IadaoVd
"There I also an Item ot Itl.OOS
for preliminaries connected wltk tka
proposed Horsefly reservoir. Tkto la
part I chargeable to tho Tula Laka
lands. These land la the bed of Tata
Lake must tint be uncovered sad
protected against re-submergence.
"The uncovering Is brought about
by evaporation and by robbing" Tata
Lake ot It natural Inflow. Tkto kaa
been done In part by the conttructloa
ot Clear Lake reservoir, by irrigation
from Lost River, and by building tka
Lost River dam and dralnacs channel
therefrom to Klamath river.
"The process would be lubataatl
ally aided and the recession ol Tale
Lake accelerated by the constrmetloa
of the Horsefly reservoir."
Weatera Meet Hopeful.
In view ot recommendation sasde
In the President's message to Con
gret that reclamation projects al
ready started be expedited: aad tkat
fund be made available for addlttMi
al project, Western Congreasloaal
Representative are "hopeful ot legis
lation being speedily enacted toward
this end.
GROCERIES STOLEN
Tom Mooro Complains Tkat Say.
piles Were Takes From Aato
Tom Moore complained to Chief
Wilson yesterday that home "low
llfed dirty dog stole all my grub"
tast night from his automobile back
ot tho old Klamath Creamery near
Seventh nnd Main street while be
was transacting other business mad
that as a result he wo without groc
eries for his ranch.
Chief Wilson directed that a
search be made for the misting groc
eries, but after searching half of
the night the officers were compelled
to glvo up the hunt. The chlsf told
Moore the best thing to do under the
circumstances It ho wanted to sat
wa to buy some nioro groceries. Ha
said that search would be kept ap
and, If possible, the thief or thieves
apprehended.
HABY GIRL BORN
The birth ot a baby girl to Mr. aad
Mr. James Wnalen, of'sklppfagtaa,
on DecemberlG, I reported by Dr.
R. D. Craver. Both mother and babe
are doing well.
WEATHER PROtMBmTOtS
The Cyclo-Stonaagraph at Under
wood' Pharmacy has registered s
falling barometric preur awea
noon today, but having rsachad a
very high point no Immediate ekaage v
'n weather conditions It probalft. al
though the temperature nay rlsa my- u
iral degrees. t
Forecast for-net 34 beara: s
Continued fair -probably wsfater.
w. ! Mra41aai taasaaasaaas i
registered the followlsg. maa$avam;:
and minimum tarttirs tsdayi -
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