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NEWS OF THE WORLD
4 BY THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Member of the Associated Press.
l'lf(eon, Vinr No, IIU.VI
KLAMATH IMI.I.H, OHItffO.V, WHllNIJiHAV, PI.'IIHPAHV 1KJ, UKi2
pniCR FIVK CKifTC
ROAD BOND ISSUE IS APPROVED
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ICUFUW
RETURNS SHOW
or
Only Four Districts Cast
NcRntivc Vole; City
Swnmps Opposition
Klamath I nil III ' iipprilli'd llii' JhllO,.
OUU in.iil Imiiil Intuit nnliinllli'il In
llm intern nl tin' npoiiul cloclloli
ycstcid.i; by ii Minority of iilmost
lU to mi)'.
Dili) four illMrlrts Tcturnml u
negative Mile. those bring .Mullii,
Merrill. Title l.uk( mill Orliiitiilu
With the tllnlrlrln nf Tinny. Plevna
,Mt .Ukl. Witideii. Midland, Cn-ii.
tt'iit mill Odonnn, utiil city precinct
Hlghl uinl IVllc.iu I'lly yi't In b
lii'.lpl from ut S o'clock. I he total
for bolli cuiiiily mill city stood I,: 18
fur unit 231 it Kiilnmt .
Of I In' district unhoiril from It
Is hulloicd they ull Mill return IiIk
majorities for llm IhiiiiU. I low titer,
men should thi'y ull Im lu'KtillX'.
tlio linniU v.iuM curry by ;t largo
majority.
l.'iiriiniii'!.M nfflrliit return glio
Iho in ii nty illntrlrln 517 for mnl
I. Mi uiMlimt. mnl tlii rlly prcclmts
7i'l ,for mnl SI ugtiltml.
Tim rlly into u folluw.
Tor Aguliiil
First pn'ilnct
i'hmiiiI pri'clm I
Tlilnl precinct .
Ciiiirlh pieclnit
Fifth procliirl
iiUth prrclnil
tr.
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;.:. 72
. S7
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.. 70
...114
Hoventh prinlnft 112
i:ii:lilh prrrlnrt
Ninth precinct 57 3
Tenth pri'diid : i)
l'iiulr) I'Mrlrts
Tor Ag.ilunt
lluiimifn 7!i II
Mullii 3.1 to
.Mori III I'J r.l
Tnln I ..i Ui 13 2S
Illy 2'J 21
Altmnniit :.... :i;i i
l.-iiigoll Valley ... 27 4
Fort Klamath !'S 3
l).ilry 30 3
30
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21
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wiw ri'porit'il
Orliidulo .
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Kirk . ,
Algomn
I'ihi Vulloy
Viiltiux .
Koiiu
Wordou
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vuU'il hoIIiI for Hid ImiiuIh
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
' OBSERVE BIRTHDAY
OF FIRST PRESIDENT
I .mnl Mrii Aililiri A-scinlil) on
Cfiiii-.it t of (lira! I'iilllul;
Half Moll. Iny Ihrliirnl
III pluro of tlio iihiiiiI nol'ionl uorl(
tli tH liicriilni;. Hi" iiiplln of tlio lil;li
M'lioul Muru iliilliilitfiilly ciitcrtiilin'il
wllli ii iro;mm In liounr of WiinIi.
ImrIoii'h lilrtluliiy, uml Mom glvon tlio
iflcriioon .in a holliluy. Aililri'ios
nro iiiiiiln liy T. A. Kldvi'iiuoii of tlio
, cliiimlMT of coiiiinercn, mnl liy It. '.
(IrooHliuil.. mnl u proKrain w.ik kUcii
liy tlio mimical itoiiirliiniil of tlio
ucliool,
fSliivciimin Miiuku'iiu tlio olm-rvmico
of Kcliriiiiry 22 n u hnllilay, on
(inorKo WiihIiIiikIoii iim ii IoimIit, uml
iniiilo n pica lo lilnh Hcliool pupllH to
ii I ho Jii'ioiiin lumlorK In lliolr roin
nniiilty.
'(Iiot'sbiick lalld'il on tlio IiIo.iIh
which 'W'anhliiKtoit liuil conlillmlcil Ui
tlio proHimt lunoratldii to oxompllfy,
mill how Ihc.io lilouU linl o truu
AniorlcmilHm,
Tlio mitulrul pragruiil ronnlslml of
Kiinirn liy tlio girls' clioriiK, plimo
koIuh by KIIuliolli MannlilK nml Uni
on Will.!, n iiuiil lotto couhUIIiik of
r.stlmi' ('nl Id n a, Murxurnt Hcliuhort,
Clifford IIokuii uml DoIiih Mills, uml
u violin nolo by Anno Collln.s,
MAIIKl'.T IIKPOIIT
POHTI-ANH, Kob. ,22. Hob
Heady, Bhcop stonily to BtronK.
IHT
ALMOST 10
I.mim:iis MHlAII.IIOAI
, MIA HP.l till: TO I (HIM
PltOTIXTIVi: am.ianci:
(HJCAIiO. IVIi 21! Miner
mill nillni.nl million hitvo il
illicit in for in ii "proteinic ill
llmioo' In i'.Ivm inllH'rn Hiipport
In llii'lr nlrlko though ii xyin
i.i:lii'llr strike "III nnl ho (tilled
fur
HUNDREDS TURNED
AWAY AT AMERICAN
LEGION MINSTRELS
I'd fin niiiiiri' In Hi- llcM'alr TIiiiii-
il.i) Mlit Kiiti'nnliiiiii'iit
la Ureal Hiim"
Tlio pnrtlnii of KS-iriiKili I-'iiIIh pop
liliillon'tlint ttinicrtli'il In CiilnlllK ell
I rami' to Hntinllnnvl.in bull rnlcil the
l'i'.lim itilimtiil ulnnv mnl Diili'rlaln
incut to bo nil iiihrrlLncil. mnl inoro
The mucml hutnlruil icopln who ni'ro
liirni'il linn)' after llin b.'ill vmn fill
nl to iirrfli-liii: lll lit r,l''ii mi
uptiortwnlly to allcinl n nccoml per
foriniinri' Tliiimiliiv nlKlit
I'roin tlio tlini' tbi' curtain ucnt up
to tlin I'llil. I'lc'ry lunniciit Han fllb'il
wllli fun Tim luirnt cork iirtlitn.'
ultbJ I: llmli'iR n Interlocutor mnl
(' P Pouter mnl It V llroivultiK n
eml men. t.iiMi'il ii lontltiuDUH ripple
of iimiitemrut. No better einl men
worn cur M'Cii here, In the the opin
ion of ninny prenent They were ubly
nuppiirti'il by the enllrn rant wlilrh
Inrlmteit i: 0 .Sim. I.e.' I'nrkrr. J T
Knlnioml, Jnmex I.) tie. Itobert Sonic.
John llnintton, John Hrliubcrt. I'.irkn
Hibneliler mnl It (! ln!c benbnrbrr
"Mini" lle.ni mnl Arthur PylllnR an
iiUteit iin mtiiilcliinii
1'iipi'i'ln Hir I'.iprlka. n Itnr nmiio
pr o cil In be Hnn u Knock-out. The
buxom hula hula ibmcer. lmportei ill
rmt from Honolulu by tint Li'itlon,
lm uKrecil to iiliiy oxer fur llm Thurii
ilny pcrfnrinniici'. It wan reporii'it 4;
M. I. J oh n mi n, program artlnt. that
I'nprlliA recuheil four proponnU fol
low Iiik thexhoir nml miten mnre(tlil
inoriilnK. Johnson lilitmclf In murrlcil
Tlio biimi lunpltal HCeno. with O.
It Mueller. Mob nml Mill WliinlnKhnm
In the cant, protlilcit real fun. It wan
learned, howeier. that uhm the
"patient" called fur wntor he win
i:ltcn a drink from a bottle found In
the hall which contained lemon Juice
or nnmethlUR -no one knew Jmt
what. It an unly IhrnitKh exercliliiK
Krcat ni'lf-poiiii'i'iloii that the patient
refrained then and there ficm iindltiK
the earner of bh nttendmilH
Captain I. M. llnrbolled'H drill
piii:ul performed like u'tcr.uiH. When
the men (In bled to "xiuip Into It" In
older to he permitted to r.n mornciiH,
each memb'ir of the iuud Hhnued
Hint ho wan u renl rnhllor when It
came lo hainlllliK a rifle. The ml
wiih full of fun mid furnlidicd a
wealth of mnuneuieut for the audi
ence. The Miii:nl was compo'ed of
Menrrn. Iilff. Ilellbrolilier. Slarkey.
Abbott, WlnnliiRhmn. Mcl.mmhllu,
Mitchell. Vlnccnf and CounerK. Tliry
urn reiiiented to I'.it In touch with
Caplalu llnrdbolled at the earliest
poinbln momiint In receive Instruc
tions for the Thursday porfonuunro.
Max Woks In comic koiikii proved
mi" of thu ovenlliK'N Jiltu- Tbo Kcnl.il
piopilelor of tlio Army (IihhIh r.l ore
demoiistrutud hlrt nlilllty iih mi actor
uml M'a.s u Kre.it nuxct to thu l.i:i;lou'ri
program.
Tlio mnrrliiKc mtiid In thu hint act, '
with V V. Foxier iih Iho IdiiuiicIouu (
colored prciicher. I'nrKH riciineiucr mi
Iho IiiihIiIiik Kriiom nml P, It. Old ns
Ibo'hard-bnllcil bride, mum voted one
of the licit actH on Iho program. Ilrldo
mid Krnuiii appeared Inter In the
d.mro Hint followod tho nhov, rutin
lllg II HOIIHIltloll.
TlrkdtH for Thnridiiy'H Hir,fornmncn
are "on niiln nt O, Iiiirimn'ti hIiou sbp.
Main lion r Sixth.
Alt.MV iio.vitu wii.i- piteiii:
i ata 1 1, Diiiiraiu.i: accidiont
NOItl'OI.IC, Vn., lbv 22. lie
ports thut tho bag of- tho dlrlglblo,
Itoina, which was diiHtroyed yostor
day by mi oxploslou, with !M killed
and eight Injured, wan rotten, will
bo prubeil by an nrmy board.
OffloorH mid men declined ty
commont on tho roport, which orlg-'
iiKted from Indirect iulatlim of
me'ctiaulrs.
Thy illsnBtor wak caused hy tho
tilting 'of Iho rudder, and Iho ox
jiIohIoii occurred whn tho bag hit
n notwork pf oloctrlcul wlfes,
War Diary Tells of Men's
Love for George Washington
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V. A Knrvii".
IIOOMINdTON. III. Poll 22 - A
little, well worn diary, iilmoni faded
I out III phicei. nt lit telln tin- rent f r
of thu love of (ieiirne 'a)illii;inii o
men for their coiummil' r in-elilef
during the llovultitlonnry V'ar
Thin war bltlory. kept up duv bv
day iluillii: tint c(jii'ii-)ear b.itltn, by
Samuel Da v In, a flfer olid driiminer
later iiiidur llm. direct uniiiuitid nf
WiMhlncton now belotiRn to hln
daiiiiht'T, Mm. Jocephlriu Wodetzk)
of l.ox.111 county. Ill
Uet-iilln Will Moile
i.Mrn. Wodet-ky In n real d.niKh'er
nf thu American ItiiMiliit'oii Hie ban
Junt celebrated her ntnty-lhlrd birth
dny, mid "he vnnuely teialln nnuie rf
tip) ntorlen nbont U'iifhltii;li'ti Hint
hoc fnther lc-lil hrr ivbrn hIio'viik ii
little Klrl
"Hbortly nflrr belli;: urropted ns a j
ilriimninr. rho nld. my father wnn
trimnferied to Iho ciniiiuiliil nf (ten
et nl Price. In those ia there were
no remirven nml eierv man nvnll.ible
fur duty vn nt the front practically
all tbo tlmo.
".M- fnilirr told in- that moxl ofi
bin ncrvlro unit with Dm army of j Gotten iininy nl tho liiterei'Jnr: Incl-J
which fleorno Wnnhlnctim vnn tlio f ilMlti related by her father -"hut I
direct commiinilir nml that he wiwjfntt --''ck bark on mniiy of thorn by
Hum Mile tn ret n dlre.t lino on the1
Kient heart of U'anblnston, nml bin
rumpAMlnn for bin noldlem.
IH ill 'IlieJr l.rmlor
" "All those KOlillnrii,' fallior iwbl
'wore ulivnyH ready to einluri' nny
hardship If WahhliiKton said the
word. The patriotic rolnnUtn loved
their lender lo n point nlmo.it ap
proaching Idolatry '
"It ni tho tirlvlbiRe ot mv father
In mirvn an orderly fi r unhliiRtou
miil-when CornwiillU surrendered bin hln Utile dlnry. a nraphle picture of
nrmy to tho Wnshlur.tou forces nt Ileiohillonary War lime, and an In
Yorktnwn. onillus the Rrvnt, MrtiRKlo. side peep at Wiishlimton. an a lender
for frcodom, ho stood within a few I of men.
NEW EDITOR SELECTED
Until Delaip .SurieeiN lortilliy Hoi
ell as Chief of School Aiiiiu.il
At nn annual staff .meeting last
night at tho high nclmol. Dorothy Pel- J
roll resigned as editor-in-chief, r.li
llig ns her reanou that she wius car-'
rjlfig a lioaiy part in thu senior pla.
and had tunny other prouln-; school
activities which she would rather'
carry on than the annual. '
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W.mliliiKton'n nccoptanco of tho ISrlt
M louder' nword
Mr. Wodutzky iwyn nhe ban for-
renrrniR to tinner s nmry
Tho llltlo war diary even men
tlons the llrltlsh losies durlm; n hIcru
that lasted a month IS killed nnd
.t'.'i; wounded. Tho American nnd
Prench lotnoM wore S5 killed and 200
wounded. '
Mrn. WmlflxVy ns born In-llnltl-moro
In I S30 nnd Ik the only surviv
ing member of n fataliof noun In
1M7 nhe ii a married nml shortly
nfter her father died leavlnR her. In
Jtutti Del.np was nominated by tho
staff to till the vaenncy and was
elected HiLs morning In assembly.
A report from tho committee can
vasnlng ndvertlstiiR for tho annual
was mnde. which sbowod thut over
half enough aiU wore already secur
ed to publish tho book, and that only
about 40 per icnt of tho buslnozs!
houses had been ranvnrsrd. It wns'
definitely decided to make, the publi
cation, nnd plans are being made uc
cordlnglyx ,
HART BUILDING
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IttO GREATEST
Banker Says Prosperity It
Certain if People Will
Pull Together
(' K. Walton, spehklne nt the
chiiniher of (ommcrro forum today,
tidd tbo mornbcr.s that with tho co
oiwratlon of Its citizens, Klamath
county, with Its tremendous rexour
reg. was destined to lmu nn unpnral
led nren of praiperlty. Ha voiced u
popular sentiment In referring to the
"two monuments Indlcatho of dln
ention" now slandlnR In this city
by .i)Iiir that If tho people here will
Koi together and forRct their local
difficulties, thero Is virtually no lim
it to tbo progress tho city could
make.
Wnlle opened hU talk with refer
enee to tho scenery i.f tho county,
which ho declared to bo second to
none In tho Pelted States. Headline
tho subjeu of banklnR and business,
ho mado frank statements which re
vealed to his Uitcncr si new phase
In the recent period rf doprcssliyi. He
censured bankers for stemming the
tldo of prosperity through not sup
porting tho essential Industries when
help was tnoit needed, r-iylng Oi.it
for this reason ns much as for any
other was the deplorable economic
condition developed.
Tho nddrcM was highly appreciat
ed by tlii forum members, both, be
cause ofthc wlso analysis of local as
well as of national economic condi
tions. HlltVKV IS OHIHCItP.I) OX
DAI.I.IM-CAI.irOP.MA KOAI)
rOKTLANIl. Pob. 22 The high
nay commission has ordered sur
ioya on The Dalles-Callfornta high
way between Uufur nnd Tygh Val
ley for construction bids this sea
son. Thu commission has accepted
the offer from Tillamook county for
co-operatlvo road bulldlns.
Tbo contract for hard surfacing
1.31 miles ot the Old Oregon trail
In thu city of Pnlon has beoti
c warded to tho United Contract
compiny for SG6.S97.
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siniMtAi, aui: voi;m)i:i
I.V ritKSir OPTIIUKAKH OF
rnti.vo, hi:m'aht stiihkts
IIKI.PAHT, Pcb. 22. Several
wero wounded tndny In n fresh
outbreak of flrlnR on tho cant
utile, mulling from a venden-
I nctt ncalrut nnloon-kecpcn hov-
14 Intr Sinn Pcln nympatlilen. Mill-
tary Riiardn woru stationed at
nil naloonn In tho York street 4
! dlntrlct.
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CRATER CONCESSION
MAY .REVERT BACK
TO A. L. PARKHURST
Company Itoportcl t'nnblo to Italm
iW,(JM .Veces-nry to Kx
i-itIm.' Option
MKDFOItD, Pcb. 22. Prom the
best Information .obtnlnnblo here un
less something In tho way ot a mlr
nclo hdppensbeforn March 1, the
Crater Lake company which Ixst
reason operated tho Crater I.ukc con
cessions on an agreement w'lth Alfred
I.. Pnrkhurst. and spent 120,000 In
making Improvements at the Crater
Lakfl lodge, with tbo option of tak
ing over tin; concessions from Park
hurt, Icr ISO.000, will not cxercls
'that option and will turn tho con
cestlons back to Parkhurst.
Word has been quietly In circula
tion for some tlmo past In Mcdford
and Portland that tho Portland. Med
ford and other stockholders ot the
Crater I.ake company would bo un
ablo to ralso tho 180,000 for tho
March 1 payment, and this situation
was confirmed by Vernon W, Vawter,
nn officer of tho company, who re
turned Sunday from Portland whoro
he conferred with Krlc Hiuser and
Mr. Trice, other oJcIa.lU!f.hojflE
pany. This gives a peculiar outlook at
present as to oporatlon of the Crater
I.nko concessions for tho coming .sea
son, as Stephen Mather, national di
rector of parks, whoso enmity to Mr.
Parkhurst for several years Is well
known.' ho. repeatedly said within
tho past year that his department
would never allow Parkhurst to opc
ra'.o the concessions again.
However, although tho outlook
seem almost hopeless as to raising
tho. ISO.000, Mcjsr. Ilnuser nnd
Vawter are stilt at work trying.
In tho oient the Crater Lake com
pany has to turn back tho concessions
to Parkhurst. tho stockholders will
not loso tho $20,000 they spent last
tcason In making Improvements. It
Is pointed out, ns under tho optional
agreement with Parkhurst, If tho op
tion Is not exercised, tho Improve
ments will revert to Parkhurst along
with tho concession, nd ho has
three ears to repay tho $20,000 back
to tho company. Tho company made
n splendid tluanclal shnwlug In its
operation ot tbo concessions last
season.
CAUSE FOR ANXIETY
lllgli School IteiHirt Partis Due To
nioreow; Students Worried
High school btudents are ull
auremblo today In anticipation ot
BlvlnR out tomorrow ot tho report
cards which mark tho end of tho first
six weeks period of the second aom
ester, for these reports must lie car
ried home for fond parents to inspect,
and tho amount ot prnl.Hu or chastise
ment or sympathy will be commensur
ato to tbo number of A'a or D'.s ou
tbo cards.
A canvass of tho ropurt carda
shows a much greater number of
talltircH among thu freshman und
sophomore cinsse. than oUowhoro.
Tho opinion of teachers ot tho high
school Is that this high porcontugo ot
mortnllty Is duo to poor background
upon which to baso studies in high
school.
A now ruling of tho faculty how
ever, Is stimulating the' pupils to
much better work that last semester.
If u studont does "U" work for the
first two periods ot the somostor, ho
is dropped from tho course, Two
"A'a" in a omestor in any subject
oxompts him from final examination,
providing ho hag two "A's" In both
deportment nnd application. It ho
does not have tho latter, he must take
flual examinations In nil subjects.
Two "D'" in deportment and ap
plication' In tho first two perloda of
tho semester, automatically drop the
studont from school, -
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Large Building Program la
Planned; Portland Firm
Lowest of Hart Bids
Parker Ilranflold ot Portland
were lowest bidders on tho Hart
building, it was loarncd here today
by O. Puettcrcr, engineer In chargo of
construction. The bids wera oponod
at Sacramento 'at 3 o'clock Monday
afternoon. The next lowest bidder
wero Lorcnx Drothers ot Portland
and Itydo & Son of Maryavlllo. Klam
ath Palls bidders wero' K. S, Henry,
F. II. Cofer and W. . Miller, tho
last two entering a Joint bid. Henry'
bid at I3S.O0O was tho highest, ac
cording to Fuclteror. Tho figures on
tho other bids will not bo revealed
until the contracts are awarded.
Construction of tho Hart building
will mark the beginning of construc
tion work on Main streat totalling ap
proximately 12G0.000. Work will
start this scatou on buildings at the
northeast corner and tho southeast
corner of Klghth and Main, as well
as on two moro buildings In tho Im
mediate vicinity, nelthor ot which
havo been mado public. Tho total cost
ot the Hart, building will bo about
$110,000.
With the comnlctlon ot the IUrt
' building this city will haTo one ot
me iincsi mcairca ui "
city In thu stato with a seating capa
city of 800 and Interior decorations
on par with theatres In largo cltlos.
Rest rooms for women and modern
feature will bo Includod. Tho dlraen
slons of tho thoatro proper will bo 40
feet by IH feet while the. office
building fronting on Main and
Seventh will bo 23 by 108 foet with
a basement 35 by 118 feet. Thero
will bo four stores, not Including two
In tho thcato, and eight or ten of
fices. v
A foundation .has been laid to hold
eight stories, and It Is moro than
probable that several atorlcs will be
added within tho next few years.
Fuottcrer said.
Tho architects, CoJtcs & Travcra
of Fresn6. are said to rank as one of
tho leading Western firms. At present
they arc ald to hnvo tinder way work
totalling over $3,250,000. Thoy wuru
Identified with tho Liberty ship yard
oh San Francisco bay during tho war.
Puctteror was glvon recognition
by tho Amurlacn Society of Pnglneors
In bolug appointed head of n commit
tee to Invoitlcate tho Admiral Jayno
J Terminal project, which contomplatoj
a tunnel from Snn Fraurlsco to Oak
land .Through his recommendations
changos wero mado In tho plan which
may result In a through tunnel bo
ing built under tho bay by which
passengers 'may bo transported from
ono end to tbo other In 12 minute.
During the war ho was connected
with tho war department on harbor
defense work at San Pablo bay. Dur
ing tho past 10 yoar.s ho has handlod
projects totalling $13,000,000.
ASK PASTOR TO STAY
IVniuuient Call Will 11" Kxtondeil
llcvercml A. Ii. like
Following tho Colonial dinner at
the Presbyterian church tonight, a
mooting ot tho congregation will bo
held to extend to tbo Rovorcnd A. L.
nico a pormunout call. Tho pastor
was liutnllod hore as stated, supply
tor ono year, tho time expiring this
spring. Hocauso liln services havo
been highly satisfactory. hQ will bo
asked to stay hore permanently. All
membor.H aro requested to attend.
WKATIIKII PltOlUUlLlTIKS
Tho Cycl0- Stormagraph at "Under
woods' Pharmacy has roglttorod but
little variation In barometric pros
sure In tho last 24 hour, period, nnd
w-nllo the reading U comparatively
low tho stability would Indicate a
continuance pf present feather con
ditions for another day.
Forecast for next U norm;--Generally
fair with Ufkt wlsds and
moderate temperatures, -"".,
Tbe Tyco,, recording tMrsMMtr
rojrlstorrt maximum and "" wtalBtim
temperuatwa iMttY as Htrawa)
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