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WEATHER FORECAST
Tonight mill Sunday, ruin In W'oul,
snow cast ioillnn; not no cold to
night'' In eiisl portion.
iiniYMiii v'm xm.
SCORES KILLED
BY FALLING OE
THEATRE nOOFJ
Hundreds Pinioned Beneath
Wreckage; Heavy Snow
Brings Collapse
WASIIINOTOX, II. C, Jim. 110.
Tim ilnitli loll or lho Klilikcrhoikcr
llicnlcr ilnlt'i- H.itimluy nlglit un
luiiuulit up lo ION loilil) ullli tin'
ili'iilh In ii liiipllnl o( Ml Mary
A, I'olMjtlll1, Of WllklllllUlOII. lit"
inri iiii Kllll hll liuullott Willi Ho'
li''iiV xirikiiuc P'ft itlien III" IH)H.
IiiiIpii liinf tollapiil ilili'lntf Hie
dinning or a ronietly. Ililgmllcr
l.'i'iiiiiil lliinillioll, tilm It imtmiii
nil)' illictllng I In- uxor, until It
would In III lionr lMfori It roulil
In- ileriiillcly Uiiimn Mlit I toy their
mo moil' Ikh1Ih Id I In vireckiigc.
'Scimfiir 1'npprr, or KniiM, n
tin iiiIxt iif lln MtiitlP DUlrlrt or
I'lilmithln coiiiinlltiv, today Intm-tlun-,1
a irviiliitlmi proposing no In-e-tlUHlloii
by I lie senate ruoiinll.
I it, Krnitliir I'rrlliiKloiUrii, of Xew
Jfiu-y, In MiplMitllou lint irxiltillim,
llld llli lilVfallKntloii atinillil li II
vtlde.pirinl one or tin' rii 1 1 rt' RU
trill government, milling tlml lie
knew iiiiiij building In Whln.
.Ion were lln- Irnpo.
Thn tlirntrf, which cconiliioiliitcil
cfoic to I. (K)0 pironi, w ulil to
lie coniforlnlily filled l thn tlnio,
noil Ihp roof, n It Ml, Imprisoned
many unitur thn nun or wrcckuxc.
llm Imlrony collipalnR nlno, whll"!
concriili. pIIUm -fell over to mitt 1
thi'lr walxlit t thn ilcbrl unilrr
which the woumtvd lay, (ronliliiB.
.Many women who varaped ran
ncrcamlnr: to thn ttreet, mid several
Muted, hlln (be Injured were ru
mored on stfVlcheni and taken In
nmbulalicek t, hospital's, prlrule
homes and nearby clubs.
Tho Urn department waa called
by flvn alarms and pollen reserves
were rushed to th scene, the rescu.,
era beginning the work or hacking
at thn wreckagu to liberate tho Im
prisoned, "tint Itlrh quick Will
llugrord" wjs being shown, and the
second allow of thn evening hid just
begun when Ihu roof crashed.
T men wero said to havo been
removed dead, and a Mis Coil ley
tiled o'f Injuries alter she had been
taken to n physician's office. Cor
oner J. It. Nevltt nald M rlrst
"guess" was (hat thero had been
noli killed, Kcvural hour would
perhaps elapse, however, It was In
dicated, before n definite etlmate
of thn Nltuatlim would bo available.
Police, firemen and volunteer
weru iisslsled In thn rescun work by
marine who h.ivo been stationed
hern during tho nrmnnient confer
ence. Thuy worked III Imminent,
danger of tho wall collapsing oul
I hem, Wlilln they worked relatives
of Ihoso who had been at thn per-
i forniaure stood bareheaded In thn
miiiw, fearfully awaiting word of
their loved ones.
Henator Hmllli, of floillli Carolina,
waa mild to bo among thn rescued,
III Injurlex worn desrrlhod ns
silent.
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WOHHINOTON, I). 0 Jan. 30.
Declaring "thorn I no much grief
In Washington today." President
Harding nunounred tho jpoatpono
men! of tho reception tonight nt
lho Whltn House, which waa plan
ned by Ohio residents In honor or
McKiiilcy'a birthday, Hoover, de
claring lho losson hnd been taught
nt n great sncrlflco, unnounced u
committee of loading architects ap
pointed Ip work out u building code
for nil cIIIch to prevent urcldenta
like ihu Knlckurbocke,. disaster.
Second Arslstunt Postmaster Ocn
oral Rlmughnessy, who was Injured
I nthn accident, la reported 'im
proved, IIOFIill (IIVKX II.XTHj
THIMD.W TO VllKPAIIi: CAHK
Anton llofor, accused and uiidur
Indictment for uttumptliiK u crimin
al iismiult on u slx-yuur-old girl, was
before Judge Kuykendiill In tho clr.
cult court this morning. Ill nttnr
iiyoH iiHked for mi oxtonslon 'of tlmo
In which to propnro thn dofensn nnd
thn court gave thorn until tomorrow,
nt 3 o'clock,
fatf
jMI'.l I 1. 1, .'!!.. I III' Mil, i -
, ti'mj rn.vritovKiiHV now
APPEARS TO III: IMMINENT
WAHIIINOTON, I). '., Jim.
in. I''urllnir Indication Hint
a kcIIIciiioiiI of Ihil HIiiuitiuiK
cnniruvcrst I liniiilni'iil dnvel
nii'il today when Japinesn niiil
f
bluest) delegation resumed
lln-lr conversation. Every Is-
iiiiii (if tint Shantung problem
firi'Vlcnmly lnii been ncllleil ex-
rit dclnll of lint rallrnml ills-
l"""' ","1 rmimiiiin or ncgo-
uuiioim with i an vii io nin.iii
lliu twn group wnro rcmly
bkiiIii to discus IliU question.
AFFAIRS OF FIRST
STATE BANK BEING
CHECKED BY WAILES
I'iikow Aliiy Tnkn Week or ' Trii
I (njo I ,Nii Htnlrioi'ot I'nlll
Wink l roinpli'liil
Tlicrn In tielhlnr: nnw In tho Klrntl
Hlutn mid HaiUir.it bank nil nation.)
fiuld t'. C. Wnllm, ndlnc dvpulyj
nliili' Imnklnr; mipi'rltitciiddit, loilny,
Wiillm mill iiKfllnliuitii jim bunyi
rlii'cklnr! up the nffalr or thn bunk,
unit thn pridlmliiory proem will
takn Ii-ii dnyii or tw(t wnk to rum
pli'lc, bn until .
t'ntll ihlit work U flnl.licl In, will
bn In no poftltlon in makn u d o f I
ii lli' Ktulnmnnt. Hit nabl Uuit Krnnk
llrmutoi'll, ntuUi bank iniprrlntcinl-
mil, not cipcclt'd lo come hero
until tho prclliulnnry checking up
l OffOlliplllllCll. I
SHORTHORNS INCREASE
I'oiiol) .Voir lln Out I'Iic Time
.VihoIh'i- or Tlirii Vi'nm Ak"
I'rtiunt thcro lira :.in head of
"rthorii ratlin In Kliinmlh county
over flvn limes die number or record
three year aro this sprlnu when
shorthorn breedliiK first was urged
,by the farm bureau. This was
'brought out at a mccllni; Saturday
at llm rami bureau office of the
Klamath County Hborthorn llreedern'
association, orKanlied at the sounly
f,,,r '""' '""
of !" "1'fHhorn breeders In the
unty. li are members or thn mo-
elation, It Mas shonn by a recent
survey. It Is believed (hat all tho
breeders will becomo members. .Since
orgaulialltn of tho breeders' asso
ciation Ihu work baa been left en
tirely In the hands of Ha membera,
mid excellent results havn b.-en ac
complished. The association Is dedi
cated to the breading nnd disposing
"' ."'.'". "l"1' w",:" "ru "'"
to bn particularly adaptable to Klam
nth county becnuse or their vuluo a
bee! stock a well as dairy Block.
The survey showed that there will
fli n number or young bulls offered
this spring when It I planned to
hold a slock sale, Particulars rela
tive lo thn offerings nro knpt on
file nt thn officii of lho farm bureau.
ANNUAL STAFF CHOSEN
Wink on High School Publication
tu Stmt nt Omv
I
Tho students of the high school
voted Friday on officer,, for tho an
mini stnir and elected tho. follow
lug: Kdllor, Dorothy Delnell; as-
alstaut editor, l.etbn Miller; buKluesa
manager, Frank I'lDlyon; udverllslug
manager, France Humphrey; ns
Hlslnnt ndvi'rtlslni; mnnnger, Charles
(Irovo; Jokes, Jo tlpp; iithlntlca,
Chester Krhrlvcr; exchnnge. HaroVl
Worley; society, Kathor Calkins;
subscription manager, draco Klllott;
alumni, Funic Hanks; senior editor,
Vera Tlibmpson; Junior editor, Until
Newton; Sophmoro editor, Wiendel
Smith.
Work on lho iiununl hcIiooI pub
lication will begin Immediately.
JIAIIKKT ItllPORT
PORTLAND, Jan. 30. Cnttlo.
steady; Ifoga 2rc lo D0c higher;
prime light $10 to $10.2G; Sheen
Steady; Kggs, weak mid unsettled;
llulter, stonily,
MAONKSITr! MIMIH TO
OPIJX IX CALIFORNIA
POIITKRVILI.K, fill., Jim. 30,
Itoupunlng of llm magi(oslto mliion of
thl Hocllon, rlosed shortly utter tho
signing of the. tirmistlco, hng boon an
tiouncod for early In March, Heavy
domaiid lor thl nro will keop-thd
mlnea ninuliii; lull tlmo, It I until.,
nnd cm'ploynTnnt will bo available for
vcvcrnl hundred men,
KLA.MA'III FALLS, OHIUJMX,
BETS TOTALING
E,
)
Suspension of 17 College
Players for Profession-
alism is the Result
HOI'TII lli:NI), IihI., .tun. 30.
I'IkIiI Nolro Dmno iiulvnmliy nth
IcIch today conrrioipd thnt tlicy hud
pl.i)i'd In a nrtii.rrifi'lonnl loot
ball Kamn lit Tnylnnivllli', III.. Nov
iMiibcr 2T. hut. with tho Cnrlliivlllc.
I III., tuaiii. Tin')' wcro Immeilflitoly
illnillnllllrd from fiirllinr lilbli-llr
romi'"lllion nt .S'otro DaiiH'.
Nino t'nlvcmlty of llllnrl" nlhlolcn
witi' dli(imlllli:d Huliirilny.
Tbo ilinrRCH runic mi I lie rcnillt
or li football Kill ni oo which 1100.
noil Man bot, tbo huavy wiikcm rcatill
I n It from bitter rhulry Imlvtrrii Ihu
two mnnlk lowtiH.
,A Kroup or cltlii'UR of Cnrllnvlllli'.
Ill, II wn learned today, derided
Innt Inll rllimirlnlly to "clean out"
thn rlvnl lown of Tuylnrvlln, by ob
tulnliiR mi roli'Rn iitnrn to piny on
their rooihall team, and with victory
appnrnilly uimurcil, lo bet tho limit
on thn mi mm I content. Hut Taylor
vllln learned of ho plan, obtained
nlun rolleite nlara nnd not only do
reated Carllnvllle. but l ald to have
I woij nearly IBO.noo by covering every
j rarllnvllln bet made.
TRAPPERS GET BOUNTY
(ii)iitij
I
Tlirre
llolx-nl mill Tliree
I'rllx Drought In
100
0 01
FOOTBALL GIE
- ! In the county scbodulu. Should atatrhmrut were the work of men
Trappern brought In six pelt and,, h() wln (rom Ml,rn n,.xt Friday' who knew ihelr business. A full-fled-
were paid the bounty on them by, , . , ... wlth lh Aaenry'cid rom.er coll. was within handv
County Clerk l)el.ap on Saturday. u,ftm for co;lnljp iIDnor, This would! reach, and at the bottom of the tank
here worn three bobcats and three ntato n play-off In a noulral' was n brass faucet, such us I ordln
coyote. Under n pew law 'l'lch Kymiinilum. . . . -l tarllyWd tu draw oft coal oil or gas-
govs Inloerrecl Wednesday Febru-; TUo inu.ul, wu. jollne. On the top ot tbo seemingly
ary 1st, Ihoso bringing In pell ror nonanu (19) K.C.H.S. (It)' harmless can was an attachment used
bounty will not only have to lunko, t.frscy (1C) F ...C. Orovo (3) to connect up the coll to carry off the
affidavit thai they killed lhP "nl-j,t chaney (2) F-...F. Peyton (2) condcnsatlcn. This was so cleverly
muls personally, but will havo to be t. Welch (2) C K. OoeU ()! contrived that it could be unshipped
corroborated by two witnesses, who ,( . uMon o c. Schrlvcrj In an Instant and n brass cover screw-
must qualify as really owners. "",. ConiwrHeld . (I... C. Hoguc! ed In. which lo all Intent and pur-
foro bounty ran bo collestcd.
ii:.i. t. uto.v up iiKi'em:
rmcriTceriiTJi'iMii:
Dean T Upton. !l year of age,
under Indictment for Inducing his
nlueleen.ycur-old brldo to n Ufa ot
prostltutlcn, wo before Judgo Kuy
kniidall In tho circuit court this
morning. Ho entered no plea nnd ns
ho wn without an .attorney nnd
claimed he had no mean to employ
one, tbo court appointed Attorney
WJIIIam Omiong to took nflcr Ills
defenko mid bo will bo arraigned
later.
QV jttr A A.s VeSCAKTGo -7
u inrittg
Member of the Associated Prcs3.
MONDAY, .MM
LOCAL NEWSBOY AT
I 12 HAS HIS OWN
. PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE
1 1'linr HI ('iiiuililllly Uir tilling
mill Taking dliiiil lllim Hold
i In mill Dill or ItliiK '
' Anyone wlio Iiuk iK'i'ii Melvlii At-
!..,.n. lho Herald trt nUmm.'
"'" i itiKillt!- cirdwi
--riv iti nriinii in iiiii niiiiri'ii
circle, known iiu capability for kIv-
lim mill t.iklni; hard blow. ,
Tufty, lit 12,, ban n philosophy of
Itrn Hint alinnld shamn some adults
In i crisis' I
lie cam.', Into tho office Hnturday
evening and waa the target for thl
natural .iesllen: ' I
"llnvn any money In llm Klrsl
Hlate. Tuffy?"
"Hundred dollars," was tho aomo-
what Hurprlislng nnswnr.
"Worried?"
"N'oim. Hnd It In a
year ngo.i
... , ,, , .. , ,,
nnd llm bank pulled through ,11
rg.l m I let her ride nd I guci
she'll come out all right thls.tltnn."
And thn Interview ended.
BONANZA TRIMS K. H. S.
Hntbflhiill llnme llnril'I'iiuglil nnd
Itoiluli; I'layrrx llniiillcnppeil
Friday night Ilonania added one
mom victory to the "won" aide of
her percentage column In the Colin-:
ty llakkctball league, when ehtj do
reated tho Klamath County high
schcul team by n score or 19 to 11.
TTle racin woafc JiarU-rought anil! nml a ,utlon or aqua to produce rt
rough. The Klamath Falls boyi tiri.ass brand or moonshine,
were so handicapped by the small Thn still was something In tho way
floor and the low .celling that they.0r a novelty. It was, to all Intent
were simply out-Classed, a was the' and purposes, a largo tin receptacfe
I Agency school team last week on'
the same floor. i
T,ll( Vrlry KV,.B the Ilonania '
high school six wins and ono' loss'
Substitutions. P. Montcomerr fori
Hogue.
Converted lotlls, Ilonania; 7 out
of M tries; K. C. II. S., 3 out of
j. tries.
Referee. Ilradbury.
KLAMATH KOI.K I.KAKK
.'.I
norm, ix coos couxtv
.liiiitntiribiiw, sjuiu i
IftOIILMLM t Tan in Me finil
Mrs. Win, KloUner of Klimath
l-',ill. u-lin lint rerentlv arrived In
.North llend, havn taken a aeven) llrown of fifteen dollars, Is on n trial
yeara' lease on thn Palace hotel ln!beforo n Jury In tho circuit court
that city owned by A. Ounn ot Sau
Francisco. m
DELAYING 'THE "COMING OUT" PARTY
Herald
HV HO, IIIJ
IS
LATEST DEVICE
" """"
nff. MJ-, M.tU.
"
- n & as mm
ods Adopted in Best
Illicit Circles
Af"Hng to Chief of Police Wil
nnl BhfrHf Low tho mocn.hlnen
"" """ ,0 camouriaglng their
MU- " WM "''."c'"' '" "Id they
"""'" " """ " ' ' -
Johnson, on tbo-road to tapper Kl.iin
nib Lake on tbe'wrst aldn of t.lnk
' river. Just nt thn bend of thn read,
' where Johnson hnd been ensconced
In a log riiiiln, which for sonio limn
. . ,. . ,
' llolH l'''- till lUI'llsl 111 limits) UllllIIIIT-
., ,, lnf .
'"' ."- . f ......, ...
spirits that uern not occult, and at-
ter he won tcKfcd In the city Jail bn
hie-amn lo.'iuticlous. Under tho skill
ful InlcrrogntlotiH of tbo chlnf ho
yleliled up tho Information that he
had a still In his cabin.
Thn Chief and thn Sheriff visited
tlll, iMn am, ,,, nnp of lho n)0Jl
r,im,,t,.,fl moonslilnlng plants that
, M)1(.C mv ,.vor faturcd. togeth-
er wllh n gallon and n half or double
stilled alcohol, requiring only the,
Introduction of a bit of brown sugar
that might easily lie taken for a gas-
ollnc can of twenty gallon capacity.
'a el(.o ejamlnatlon however, reveal-
w trial It was copper lined, and the
pose would leavo it tbo same harm-
j les looking gasoline can It first ap-
peorance Indicated,
Johnson will be brough before U.
S- CommlHsloiicr this afternoon.
ItOIIIICItV CASK IlKIXO
AIUI'.D IX CIRCUIT COURT
The rase of tbo State against Karl
. Kcnnetly
Orvlllo Roblnett and l.eo
' Friend, accused of robblnc Mrs. Ruth
thl afternoon. Renner, Manning &
! naming appear icr me iieienuanis..
CAMOUFLAGE
HIS
TOWMiKV, l'T OF JAIL,
HHVH IIF IH ANXIOl'H TO
UFHt'Mi: "I'AltMI'.IW nflllT'
JACKHO.V. Minn.. Jan. 30.
A. C. Townloy, president or
tho Non-Part linn league, wan
relenncd from Jail today after
rrlnR a 90-day aentence for
violation of thn Mate enplon-
age act. IIB left for HI. Paul
to vlult hi wife, who Ii III
there. He laid he waa eaKer
to return to the "farmer'
' rinht
FOREST PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION FORMED
BY LOCAL T1MBERMEN
Aillrlis or Incorporation I'lleil;
Organization Will Deal Willi
lT, H. on fteeilr Control
RAI,K.M. Jan .30. The Klamath
Foreat Protcctlva association, or
gnnltnd wllh a vlnw to preserving
thn forest of Klamath, Jackson
and I-ako counties, with headquar
ter In Klamath Falls, filed arti
cles of Incorporation with' tho statu
corporation department here Frl-
!day.
The capital stock of tho associa
tion Is given at 14,021.01. with
Jackson F. Kimball, Dert K. With-
row and C. II. Uaggett named as
Incorporators.
The nboro association I being
organized to succeed tho present
Klamath-Lake Counties Forest Flro
association, and the general purpose
I to provide a corporate body to
deal with the government on mot'
ters In connection with tho pine
beetle control work, an dto under
take forest fire protection work,
This was announced here recently
hy J. F. Kimball.
McMANUS TRIAL ON
IIim Heariac Before V. H. Cotamls
slimrr; Bermrd, Zchader, Freiil
John J. McMami will be given
hearing this Sfternoon before U. S.
Commissioner Thomas on a charge
ot raoonshlnlng. Ho wai arrested
at Algoma Thursday night by Bher-
m low and Chief of Police Wilson
a ono of the parties concerned In
the moonshine operations In Mills
addition, where the police celled
175 quarts or liquor which had
been cached under the rioor of the
wood shed In the rear of the build
ing.
McManus made his escape from
Indian Officer Port Summers, and
wita mm disappeared a com ot
moonshine which the officer had
selird as evidence.
Tho following day Chief 'Wilson
made tho raid which resulted In
tho big haul, and arrested Dick
iiarrard and Ed Zender. They wera
Indicted by tho federal grand Jury
in Portland.
PORTLAND. Jan. 30. Indict
montg charging Dick Rerrard ond
Ed Zehnder with violation of tho
proamnion law was dismissed by
tho federal court on tho motion of
Assistant Federal Attorney Flegel
who held that tbo evldenco did not
warrant prosecution.
BUYS BAMBERRY HOME
lo:jner .Mai In Hunker to Retl.lo
Here; Kppen,on Kills Vacancy
LfluU Holdlschar, former cashier
of tho Malin State bank, ha pur
chased tho James Ramberry homo
on Crescent avenue, and wilt be
come a resident ot Klamath Folia.
It U understood he Intend to open
a roalty and brokerage office here,
A, D. Epperson, at a director
meeting Saturday, wag chosen to
till the vacancy In the Malln bank
caused by Doldlschar's resignation.
W. I.. Valentine, until Saturday
with the First State and Savings
bank, will be assistant cashier.
.Mr. and Mrs. Damborry are leav
ing In about a week for Portland.
Mr,- Ramberry hag been cashier for
tho Oskur Ruber Construction com-
nanv. and has resided here for tho
J past two years, during completion
of stato highway contracts In this
county,
PORTiaXD ATTOHXKY IRKS
AKTKR ADMISSION' TO n.Ut
PORTLAND, Jan. 30. Leroy K,
Koeley, attorney, aged ?fi, who fig
ured lu u lltlgatlqn with tbo .State
Car-association over hi admission to
practico law, Is dead here Just after,.
a rompromlso had boon reached and
tho bar association bad'recommunded
lils admission.
NEWS OF THE WORLD
BY THE '
ASSOCIATED PRESS '
liA
vhlvK MVK CMeiliT
FARMERS' MEET
GREAT SUCCESS
Far-Reaching Results Are
Predictedy Head of
Farm Bureau
WAfllrtNOTON, D. O., Jan.
30. The formation of a live-
stock loan company for flnane-O
Ing sheep anil cattle men In
Oregon nnd Idaho will be tin-
dertaken shortly a a result
or conferences nt bankora of
tho west with tho War finance
corporation. It wa announced
by Managing Director Meyer. "
Meyer said W. It. Pollman. of
Daker, Oregon, had been dls-
cussing livestock need In
Kailern Oregon and Southern
p Idabowlih tho corporation
and propones to form a com-
pany lo take earn of the needs
of those Mates.
WASHINGTON. D. C. Jan. 30.
The national agricultural confer
ence, which closed after adopting
recommendations designed to alle
viate farm depression and proven!,
recurrences ot such a condition, was
halted as "the moat far-reaching
conference of farmers ever held,"
In a statement Issued by J. It.
Howard, president ot the American
Farm Bureau Federation,
i The 'conference recommendations
wore indorsed by Howard aail were
made tbo basis of study by Secre
tary Wallace and other officials
upon whom will devolve the -task of
making thutn effective. .
Referring to President Hardtag's
IS PRONOUNCED
suggestion ln opining the "cqafer
once that tbo farmers seek, to. Mti, ,
In co-operative organisations, How
ard said:
Will Heelc Orgaadzatloa)
"Tbu farm bureau wilt undertake
to organize all tbe4 farmers asd
unite them luto strong commodity
marketing associations, which will
Improve tbo distribution ot food to
the lasting benefit to both producer
and consumer. We want to bring
the eater and the grower closor to
gether.
"The agricultural conference will
go down Into history as tho most
far-reaching conference ever held.
The topmost feature, of coarso, was
the address ot tho presldont ot the
United States and tho commitments
which it contained ot the. adminis
tration's attitude toward agricul
ture. Probably no chief oxecullye v
of the nation has previously Indlctt
ed so deep and Intelligent Interest
In tho farmers' affairs. President
Harding recognized the bad stato of
agriculture; stressed lho outstand
ing Importanco ot agrlculturo In our
national life; Hbowod that tbo farm
er must havo a credit system adapt.
ed to hi needs; asserted that last
ing Improvement la to coma, only
by the development of co-operatlvo
marketing- favored a sclonttfle lim
itation ot production and pointed
out tho dignity of the profession,
AgnlUkt kxre Margins
"Tho co-operatlvo marketing
movement as fostered by tho Amer
ican Bureau Fedoratlon Is a protest
expressed In .action against excess
margins and distributive costa." It
l no new thing. It has been car
ried on successfully In Europe for
hundreds of years. Within" leas
than 50 years, Denmark, through,
co-operative marketing, has reduced
distribution costs so that the . pro
ducers receive 72 cents o fthe, con
sumer dollar. More than twice aa
much n we get' here, and through
co-operative marketing ba rebuild
ed her entire national prosperity'.')
WEATHER raoaUUUTMW'""'.
Tho barometric "low" that kati
provulled since Thursday at mldalrtt.
aim conuuues, ana me uycio-Btoraa-graph
at Underwood's Pharmacy
shows that a further full was taking
place this morning. With suck, law
pressure thero Is no chance for at
tied weather. Conditions are apt to
remain a, they, have for tho past
several tliy. ." ,
Forecast for naxt 24 heurs:
Umuttled weather, Increasing
winds,, with moderate , temperar
tures, , -' j -
Tho Tyco' recording thermometer
registered maximum auu.jnjMsjHi
terapreatures.'to day, a foltfws; .
High
24
Low
m
mi
M
...13i
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