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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1922)
ijfltotMty Library, JUVOKMK, OKA. i) NEWS OF THE WORLD BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i-t WEATHER FORECAST roNKiiiT ami vi:im:si, i .iii, fo.vn.w'i:t cold. ifctitfitftt Member of the Associated Press. i - , u PIUCK KIVB CKXTH Ifleeinli V'ni-. No, tiaiH KLAMVIII I'ALI.H, OIIHOMN, Tl I'HDU, I I Hill MtS ZH, IIKM Whv Mtt&lb k I A OUT AT NEARLY Employes of Two Plnnt.i Quit at Noon; Strik ers Stni(c Parade At I ill link III In afl'Tlilinii l( nun repiirte,! lliul pruiili- ally nil Urn box factory 'in plo)en li.ul wnlkeil out Al 4 tun uf ttn pin nl Urn men l 11 1 1 hi i ii At Hi'' I'lii'l nen plmt they were tenting In itn ill's t 2 3'J Work ion- Untied lit tin Pelltiiu liny plant t Will 1 1' I Itn strike of lumber wnrk t rn wn n for Wednesday. March I, Indny ii number of iiii'ii from I vviT.il of Urn fitrlorlen milked out. tliiMi of thn K In tun t ti Lumber iiinl Itui ionii.iii) licliu: uiiioiir. I lie firt Tim latter MM lliii) milt when thet fiirniiiiii liifiirini'il iliiiu tlin nlni'-1 lllillr llll) would Kn lllln effect to- I ,1..., II . .. I... .11.1 morni. nun nun miw "mi iimi not lllti'liil In iitiepl Hi" lining" i iiiulil ilrnw Hulr Hiiik Hil iivi'tilm: AIIit MnrkltiK nliinil fhi inln- llli'i lllln liflrinoon US iT ri'llt of tlin ItlK Uiki-n i'inplo)i'n went mil. alioilt 12& In till A liirci' iiiiiiiImT nlni li'ft tlin Hw iiiiiiii plant t'il noon Aliont I .'" i'tiipln)i' from tin' pi. uil mir.rd n piirmli' up Muln ctrn't ut I tn A ihiiiiImt of Itui liiiircln'r wi'ro nomrii. A tiiii'ttiiR 4, lii'M at AlKiimn latt li Ik lit nt xtlilrli II ni ri'pnrti'il tint wnrkri mtiil nollill) fur tin utrlkit. At ii ini'iillnu at Hii Slrniiil III"- I W Hi iiIit lliln inoriiliiK ii nuiiilirr t'f '"vi,, ,(, (.MI1I1(.1 purchn.liiK lili'it iMiikrrn rn- hIkiipiI up no iiirinlMTH of ln Tlnlllrworkrrl4, iiiiIiiii. I.i'mti'rn taint Hint rio ii" liiPiilj...rn li.im juhiKil nil.,., H.i.i.lu) llmplDi-r. InlirrU'wi'il lo.liy Ml,l H...y r.,.it.'ii.pln..,l ii,, union f II... ,..... ... ,.ni -.... ipi r.in unri ,.n . llll II till lllll l ('I'll u,w ..ii U'i ilni'.iUy miirnliu tin' fiirtorlon Mill Im rloni'il for an luilofiiiltit pel P.'. I .they nald strikers bnti ineetlnKn nclii'd lile.l for f- Ii al thn iltrnnd the nler and T 1U ut thn .Mon-r hall. MASQUERADE PLANNED Ukn In lilti' Hliilii'irole Ciilerlalii nieiit oil Malt h SU lll.ilinr.iln plan ar.t li'-lm; in.nlo by the entertainment romiultli'ii of tlin Hlkn IuiIkii (or u inas'iuerado ball to lnt Riven ut the templo on .Marih '.".'. A l,irKn"llt of rimtiimes obtnlu nbln for the occasloii Itavu been re tell cd by H. I.. Iliirdi'iibioitk, mid .my uiiu desiring to rent roititnioj limy make leservulluiiH with him. As the lint will remain hero diirlui; Hilt week only, nil tin)"" wIsIiIiik to Ink" iitlvantiiKK nf thin opportunity urn urned by tho com nillli'n In mnkn their Kub'illutiH nt thn earliest ditto possible. The rent on lliiMo cnsluuiPs will bo reiHouubli mid the firm from which they will bit rented U known to bo ii rolluhlu (i in,. INDIAN WOMAN HVV.H KWAt'NA l.t'.MIICIt CO. Hull ban lu'i'ii filed In I In, I'li'iult coin t by Alii wi nil N. Hlnluy Hpuul dliiK iiKiilimt Jfsno N. Drew nt ux. mid lln, i;iviuiiia llox company, In which It lH nllfxed that lln, plain tiff Ik uii Indian' woman entitled tuml ruM, thn Interests of einn mid In tosne.islon of u palent iniliilii IiiiuIh In Klamntli ruunly., mul Hint lint dcfi'ildaiilH without her l.uowli'ilgo mid consent cut mid jnmtived timber from her liul. Kho ilemiitids JiiiIkiukiiI iigullist thu do fund.iiilH for the ii'hIIIiiIIciii nf said premlseH, nlsn tho amuiint of $5,0110 iih actual iIiiiiiuki'h to proiulxtis, and lln, fuilhir sum of tinblo Unit umuiiut iih provided hy thn flu titles of tho Ktiitn of Oregon In Hiich cases, ItLPAII.UIONH AUItKDD llKItLIN, Fob. 2S. Tho ri'par.i tloiiH 1'oiiiiuIhhIoii agreed I hat Her man)' Hliull pay iinnuully $720,000,. iiiii) In gold miirlH ti ml l,nu,()OU, 000 In noiulH, UIILOOV HVMHIAI.IHM LAW is ri'in;i,i iv aitiial or LAIVNOYj CAW'. ItHMA.VDHD hai.km, Feb sr The on- i:nn ulliillinl ny ml Ifd H in In w mm upheld liy thl mipreiiin i nun In Urn iippenl of Joseph lonoph l.iiiuiily, imivli li'il In Miillniiimili iiiiinly Tlin t iim. however, u,i icintitiilod for mtw t r lit t on other KrniiiiitM. SOLUTION IS FOUND FOR PROBLEM OF LOW BUYINGAND SELLING Men limit Hiih Oigiinlsjillnii of IMllI llilullif. Hdi'n Profit., of .Mlililli'iiii'ii lli'foii' the iiii'rrliuiit (mi reduce lit selling piln ln must ri'iluci' lil liii) liii! (out, iiii.I tint Individual iiiiti liiint, fiirlnr tlin roimtiintly In ! ITKIIhIIII ...III. II, ! Illlltl ..f ,.!... It. Ml, ...... I---,. u iiii"iiti(" i in iiiiiiii n i'i - n .1 . i .. . . . iiinl mull order Iioikim fliuln Ini) tig .... ii ki'iioud iiriiuirin in niicn mien im Klamath K.i 1 1, riillii'r off llii lii'iili'd tiltrU. tin) solution reen fur to seek, lint II N. .Mint, propri etor of Itui Woman's Ktorn lint", in i tun in iiu v- Kin iin answer on hi, recent buying trip Jo NW York Tim niiHWi-r In lilt run In tlm , Nnrllieni Jobbing iinnnrlntloil of iniciign ntiii ,M'w YnrK. nti organ Uullnn of 90o retailers In tin, Mine lllln of liiMlni'im, who pool ttii'lr IiidIiik poMrr ninl uri' llnrrfnn- .. . to Inly In mirli miIiiiiio i lint "KKri'K.ilii rtiHlom fit ii k ili-nlr- nlilo to tlin iiimiiifni turiT nml whuliwulcT im tin iirKit null nr ilir lioiiti' or r liu I II ntnrii i'titi'rprli In roiiii'iii-iirii of llii-lr linyliu; In iri'llli'lliloilii illulllly tiy . Kt'l ii lii'iliin-k prlio. nml i'IIiiiIii.iIii nil mlililli'iiii'ii n profit ' I Jnlni'il tin' iiMnrlutliiti," nnlil Mm'. li'Tiiiii, its nfcrrlnry u an nlil frli'inl ntiii n iiiuii to Im triutcl I IioiikIiI Hilt i'iiaiiii'n ntmk UirotlKli Hit' orKdiilmtloti, nml 'uiunl tiDm-lf iilitii In miiki' ,i hlK K.i) In-;. TliU 'nuilliK In. of rotiriii', i;iiiii: to lie liapni'il nil In ln Inriil riialiimiirtf pniMT of tin; JobliliiK MniiiMlutlon lintilnil im'. 1 iitpccl tu Im nlilit (u i III Ilk Ii nlliinltii- tn tint Hiiini'ti nf ,.,,.,, Ku ,, ,t ,,cftllrnK ,, ,n 1)1K wlii ,h fni fc ,. ,, . J( ,,,,. r,. i iy nn - tlti'y i mi liny Hfi'wlif n nml I haii' llip llilliii'.iniir.ibln ii ill, i nt, i kii of seelliK exactly what they nr r.et- i """'"""K P '"" POMll.llllle of llnr. Hi., only Incentive for mill;"'" r0'"1 '" 1",r"rl,K " 1'Unlni'nn. nnl.'i- Imtliii- II... iwi.mIMiii.. r ..v. I-11'')- lfil 111" pri'-ldi'tit Of 111" lnt money. Minlnhen. II will t I tuko Iiiiik, I urn certain, t(i rou l linn the nlirewd bii)ern of Kl.iin nth 1'iilln Hint I cm meet tho malt order hntlnii on tin own price Krouiiil. mid a IiIk leak In our local fliialii'liil ri'nortolr will bn stopped." ROYAL WEDDING HELD Oilil'tioii n .Mm kill by CmiiiI I'dltip mnl riplemlor LONDON. Feb. as I'rlnu'ss Mary ml YIcouiit l.ascelli's wen, married at Wi'ktmlulnler Abbe) today with till tho pomp mnl dlKiilty befltiiim u ro) ul weillni;. About loitil women mid I'.irlH wero iiiuoui; tho elect miido hap py by iiii'lpt of liivltiitlous to thu weddliiK. Willi them Hu, nil-Important iiui'stloiiN wero "What shall 1 wear?" mid ,,W.liat will tliu bridal parly wear?" Within I'orliilu llinlts, thu state, chiiinberliilii, who deslKiiuti's I lie form of apparel for slitto oq .minus,' settled tin, mutter. Ho prescribed "iniiiiiiui; diesa with huts, ulmi or ders unit di'i-orntloiiH," DressinukerH carried tho HiIiik u bit further by tut noiiiii'liiK Hint It would ho n "bro ciiilo" weddliiK, that tuuterlul beliiK fnvori'd by bcvcral nf thuso eoclully prominent womeu wbnsu bcluctlons usuuly Kiiverii. Tin, stnlo cliiimhnrl.ilu'rt iiUiimi ruled out Jlie wearing of Mdls, plumes ,,., ihtit hint been Hut rulo lit thu emit of .St. .Iuiupm sliui, eatly In thn wur. Tho result wits homo illmiiiiltlnti of brilliancy, but thu sucrlflco con- Mi United to tho lomfort of Hit, femin ine part of I ho, wedding cuiigtug.itlou iih Westminister Abbey Iiiih long bueu termi'd 'ti vitDt colloctlon of ilriiughts.' .MAHKirr ItCPOHT POUTLAND. Fob. 28, Ciittlu nnd hIioop slediiy, hogs (iili,t, lower prlnui light $ll.ri0 tu f 1 1.75; eggH. woak, butter, Blcinly. JITMiV HKUVICK MOVIJH t'ne'a tnxl sorvloo 'tomorrow will ninvn f i oin thn Luwrcnco cigar sturo u tlio Vnl;loi( lilHluii parlor, TIME FUR 1. P. ; EXTENSION ES : SI AT 110 i : - - i i i President of Road Realizes Imnicnrtc Tonnri;e From Southern Oregon Wlill" It In not llUty that tlio Wcntiini I'm If I" will mnkn nn Im itipillnlo nxtminliiii In Hits illruitlnn, L'lmtli.'n M. I.i-vy, prc.ililnut nf tlio I roinl. rnllse 111" liniiionnlly of ton I utiRp to ln litnlnuii from Buutlicrii Orrrmi. nml wlii'ii tlin limn In rlpa j mi cxtoiinloii from I'.ulnn, tin . i West wood inn '...,, . "'l In prnliii I IIIpImt to Klamatti n in prnn.'iiiiii. 'lliln In lln Kll of llio nii'iii;o from 1.1'ti'y tn Klmiuitli loiitity, limit kii tmck Ii) J. A (iorilou, prm lili'iit of tin. Klauiutli county rliatn linr uf lommiirro, uho liolil a li-nctliy roiifi'ii-niii wltli tliu rnll ny iitiTiillin In Han Krnnclnco, mnl ilflhiTi'il lin:iy to Hio ii I r ret urn of Hie rlmmlicr. loy fliiiinl crr.it Intrri'it In lliln M'rtlnu, nnlil tinriUui, dUplny Iiik n wlili' knowli'ilc," of tin) con Htriiitlon nml frrlitlu prnlil"ini uml poinllillltli'n, nml imkliiK mtilly ijnen tlnnn that luillruti'il a hiTloui In trillion to litlllil, lli hi lil that nil fiiniln npproprl- i nliiil fur (OiMtrurtloii Ihlg ear had I lii'i-n iipportlnncit Thin ypnr'n pro-' itriiin lonnliitn miiltily of ntiort linos! l)ltlK up tin iHHiilillnhvil linen nf j the nyatt'in Alnn proMi'ttm In con-! ncctlnn ttlth tho rwi'iitly nrijulrcit Drnvi'r . Illo (iramln must Im not tli'il. mul lii'fori' niiy ('Xtciintvtt now proKnim In pl..nni'il It In ilMlrnlilu that llii iiioni'y niurkrt ho caxlvr. IIUHOtlT. Willi till) clili'f of ron- nlriKllin for ilu mail. In- confi-r-ri'il with Horiloii for mi huur mnl n lull anil bliiu puicllli'il Hi" linn nf a ti'iilnllvo run ii from I'nxtun to I Klamntli Kulln on n map, a rnuto Hint tiuulil lap a prnilurtlvo terri tory fur ni'iirl) tho irholo illntmiri'. i "It In not u lirnudi ro.nl, hut In ' reality a trunk linn that -on tiro ' uxklnx u t0 hultil. was Levey' lcl d'muher of cominerco for half an hour after the hour oriKlliiillr Itlteti for tin, (onfcroiirg had ex plri'd He told film to brim; tho miillir to his intention again later In thn jinr. and nhoweil eicry Indl i.illnn of serious Intiullon. a.mi:mimi:m- iii:n:,Ti:D WA.SIIIN(ITN, Fell 2S -The rennto today defeated two nimtid lUClits to the Yap treaty. A FEW LOADS OF BUCKSHOT OUGHT TO DISCOURAGE IT SOME POLITICAL POT IS BOILING HARDER AS TIME GETSSHORTER Top ' (mien of Mi'ilfortl Mil) All. iiniilii'o I'niiilliliK) it All) 'lime; Oliolt riciiM'H I'liitfotin I'OltTI.ANI), I'ch. 28. Wllliln forty ciicht hourd. "I'op" (littcn. t, inr of .Mvilfonl, will dcclil" nln'ilinr to : Into lhn Kulii'rnator ml r.r. or ntiiy nut (Inri'mor 01- nth tLlll nnfii.tlnrn lllititfilr ' nlmi-l any iIiim mm " Iteymoitr Jonrm In-1 InrmP'l u Inliliy croup In I'ortlnn'l Hint ho In ntlll (Ifb.itliiK wliullio- or' in. I Im will run. (!"ori;p II. Kolly) nnlil In Wd-liliiKton. 1). C, ho trill (lei lilii -Almt to do whim Im rnturnii Itoini' I I.. I'litlcrnoii, nt liln l-ola furni. Iian not Innuoil lilg pTiional iiniiounrpiiioiit of tttiPthor ho will run or will not run. So much for tho unannrmnrcd protjiprtitp rainll(l.'it(,Hi. Mpiinuhllo I.oiiIh '.. Ilcan U working on III plutfnnn when hu i rati (Iml tlinn to whip n plunl: Into eliapp, nil In huxy making hppccIipr Chnrli'n Hall, h.ivlnn puhlinllpd Vn platfnrm. In nlno m.ikJni upppchi-n on lhn trill of voIph. J I), I."d Ii uorkliu; In Portland un!t!uounly. Vnrily tho Kiihprnatorlnl cini palKti U lilon'omlni; out, and thoro f tiro wlilipfHnun (if timrH unnouncn- uii'iitn In n nhort Hiiip mid comhl n.itlonn arc il.irkly ti ill toil . but what tho roinhlnntloiM on, or may ho no one Intluinte (lovortiur Olrntt will bo a cjndl- dot. Ho hu4 been In no hanto to inal.c fiirinnl announcement, but It! in understood that ho hat been ltjr. -..,-,-, . .. rrriDSiCTX preparlns hla platform and will bo1 HONOR CLUB FORMtD ready to tnako a public statement 'it on early date. HovInK "ci'ii- liln boom hanclnR for sernral mtmtlin. Mayor Hates derlareil )Mtcrday that he ln nolnc to. sittln tho mutter one way or mi other beforo bn leaves for home. There In to bo IiIk Nportsmcn Catherine In Medford tonlnht, anil If 'Top" Ciiten Is to he it candidal" he wants to get whaleter benefit may accrue from thn meutliic, for it will r.lve tho Hportsmi'tt a chance to Ret lielilnd n favorite son. I'Olfl'.M MH.MIIKItS U 11,1. THI.I, I in' limit ri.vA.M iai, ri.YKits liitenlmetits will bo tlm subject of the chamber of eommercu fonim meitliiK tomorrow nooif. when mem-1 hers will be asked tu relatu oxpcrl encet reniiltlni; from unwise finan cial fljcm. The meeting will bo nugiiiPiitcd hy the high gcliuul girl' clionig of 21 totros. .Mrs.1 Harry Arkley will explain thu work hPing dono by tlio play-1 ground com mil tee, of which she Is PORTLAND. Feb. S. A fire chairman, mid will glvo tlio plans wrecked tho Holladay public school for Hip fuliire. Ilrliiiiet of tho. today Seven hundred pupils emnped I'tliilpineiit tho coiiimltlou proposes J i co seionds. Tho bliuo started In to piirch.no are on display In the tho furnace room nnd wont went to window iff the First National bank 'tho rof LieHTSHEDON TAMIMOEI BYSIXARRESTS " " Rajd 0 Nnlcolic Rinf; May ' ' Develop Connection With Movis Mystery I.OH ANHi:iK3. Fob. 2S. Sis im-n wor arri.'Jli.'il pnrly today In a ral 1 on an allcgpd narcotic den. Detectives working on tho Taylor rnurdrr my tery (lunnllmicil tho nion. Tlin pollri? nald tho arrcru may develop n con nection with tlio Taylor murder. The j men gato Km namoa of John llorkcy, William Klrby. William Knnt. Heornc jfaltert. Hay Lynch, Harry' Amor- I helm ' Tim iirreiU followed Information ; cltcn hy Mr. John Hupp, who kept , lioujp for tho men. .She nald they I furnished ll'iuor and drtiK-i to motion I lilcturi urtrcMeH and others In Hol lywood. Blie raid nho heard Klrby , and Call it t utter tlireatn aealnnt iTa)Irr two day.n hpfore tho murder i for ' Injurlnr their hiinlncf-i " Tlipfo i fun Hftrn evlreninlv nprvmtn no thu ,,., (jf Kelirilary , tthP TayIor wan murdered. They were nbicnt from lioniD early In tho uvpnltir;, It was learned and ntaved up nil nlcht Veil OrRnnlit Ion Mal.en II. ut HIrIi ScIiimiI Debut I A ne.' orRanUattoit mnde Its de but at IiIkIi vhorl yentcrday when a Rroup nf bo) met and orKnnlted an honor "K" club. Thf exact namo of tho society has not been determined nn yd. but the'mcmborshlp hns been limited to tho students who have earned n "K" by participation In some form of school activity and this letter will probably detcrmln In part tho character of the name and the organization The purpone of the tirciiiliatlon In the stlmuliitliiu of schnnl iictltltlcn 'and tlin partlilpatlon of ether pupils , UNl, ac,tltlej. Contematlon with , , ,loyg hnK rpvoalci ,i,e fact that ,i,.. rn i , .....i- ., r. rii,. I'.it MontRomery was made presi dent. Chester Shrlvcr. vct-proi!ileat and Frank IV) ton. secretary and treasurer. TOO PFI'll-S ioai,i: rim: in h sfconds i nitirisii I'ltorncroKATK OVIIlt IWVI'T TIIIIMI.VATKI) LLOYD OKOHHK ANNOUNCES LONDON. Fob. (28. Moyd (Icorco nnnountPd In tlin hoi.no cf commonn loday Hint tho Hrltlnh protectorate over I'sypf has been tarmlnatod, and t'int Kitypt In frro to work out Iit national Inntlttitlonn an In milted to the pcoplo'n nnplr- atlnnn. HARDING PRESENTS TO CONGRESS PLAN TO AID SHIPPING I'lnpnoiil I'M'nrntiil lleforn Iltitti I Inn", CoiiliTiipliiIrn Iteturn of 1'rhiilr Inltl.itlTn WA8MINOTON. D. C. Feb. IS. Tho admlnlrtratlon plan for gov ernment nld for tho merchant ma rina wai presented to congress to day by the pr'-ildent with tho dec laration that tho Influence of the Fniled .States In world councils In "sure to bo measured by that un failing standard which Is found In a nation's merchant marine." The president detailed t0 botn houses In Joint sesilon tho war-time creation of America's great ton nagc, an experimental xenture, us ho described It, and added: "Hay ing failed at such enormou. cost, I bring you a proposal which con templates a return to private Ini tiative nnd private enterprise; aided by conservative success, wherein wo arc safeguarded agxlnst the promo tion of prlvato greed, and do not discourage hopo of profitable In vestment, which underlies all suc cessful endoavor." Points In tho plan embodied In bill. Introduced Immediately after tlio president's addrcrs, follew: Annual estimated old, $32,000, 000, obtained by a diversion of 10 per cent of tho nation's customs re ceipts. Ttcfjulrement that not over CO per cent of tho Immigrants to the I'nlted States bo transported In for eign ships. , 44 Tho salo of tho shipping board's tonnage and uso of the funds as a construction loan fund. Induction of merchantmen offi cer and sailors Into a naval re scrto with attendant allowance In piy. PAVING PROBLEM UP Ji:i-Mlon Subject nf I-engthy Dts-iii-slnii nt t'oumil Meeting Tho paving problem formed tho main topic of discussion at tho city council meeting last night, when a number of petitioners appeared to ask when tlio city might bo ex pected to take further action In tho mutter. A lengthy discussion fol lowed. In which It w.is pointed out that tho present financlil condi tion of thu city did not warrant heaty expenditures. Xo acttou was taken, The question of the city printing contract was referred to tho judici ary commlttcw. Permits wen granted to llert .Must oe to erect a combined wood shed nnd garage at the corner of Donald street and I.ako VIow nve- nue, and tu Mrs. S. J. nurtamunto ! tu conduct tho Palaco rooms for the current year. I Tho petition of Jan. II. Plcklo to j move his popcorn stand on tho corner of F.lghth nnd Muln streets I about CO feet easterly on tho same block was denied. BONUS BONPS SIGNED $.'1,000,000 of State Issue lK'Utert'tl to tiotcnior Olcott SALEM, Ore.. Feb. 2S. Soldlera' bonus bonds In tho amount of ap proximately $3,000,000 have been delivered for tho signature of Gov ernor Olcott, Tho bomla Previously hud boon signed by Sam. A. Kozer, seerotnry of state. The bonds will be signed by O. P. Iloff, state treas urer, following his return here from Portland, The bound sold for bonus re quirements uggregtuo $10,000,000, but not till of these will bo deliv ered to tlio purchasers within thu next few weeks. CH.VritAL ALTO HHUVICK MOVES Tho Central Auto sorvlce has moved from 209 North Sixth streot to CJ1 Muln street, and will occupy tho room vacated by the Johnson barber' shop, It was announced by Fred Duke, manager, , N IT I US Improvement Also Seen in Lumber and Mining Industries SAN FUANCISCO, Fob, 28. Prices of most of tlio principal farm products of ho Twolftlt Fedornl Un serve District hnvn risen materially slnco the first of tho year, John Per In .federal resorvo ngent, Bnn Fran cisco, declared In bis monthly report made public hero today. "Wheat, wool nnd nil kinds of live stock benefitted particularly, as did also tho citrus fruits, but tho latter at the expenso of damago by killing frosts and winds estimated as htr.'t as CO percent of tho anticipated crop," the report said. "Commodities such as bftrlofi rlco and cotton which did not participate In tho general rUc nro noycrtholettii at prices comparing favorably with those of a year ago. "Slnco a larco part of last year's crop Is already ouf of tho farmers' hands the recent rlie Jn prices will not operato primarily to Increase re tarns to producer but Is significant In ILs bcarlns upon returns to bo receiv ed from crops now In the ground. "That tho Increased prices have, hbwovcr, resulted In a consldcrablo marketing of products would appear from the condition reports of tho CO reporting member banks In tho prin cipal cities of the district. Tho decline In their loans and discount be!vrcn January 4 and February 8 wae slight ly over $60,000,000, or 8.5 percn. and they reduced tholr borrowings from the fcdoral reserve bank to $21,000,000, n deellno for the month of $12,600,000. or 37.4 percent. Mils tlUeaunted W W X"ilTal -t" scrve bank for nil member banks on February S ($57,GOS,000) wero lt.9 percent less In amount than thoy wero January 11. nnd constitute n now low figure for tho readjustment period. Lumber Industry Improve "Tho lumber Industry of tho dis trict continued to Improvo during January. Increases. being registered In production, shlpmonts and orders re ceived, both as compared with tho month of December and January, 1921. Tho cut of tho largest lumber association In tlio district for thn( week ending February It (131 mills reportlug) was only 11 percent below normal. jTho 'oxpr,rt muniment of Douglas fir during 1921 ( t.3,233. 000 feet) exceeded by C.000,000 feet the exports of 1920. "In tho mining Industry tho note worthy development was announce ment of, decisions to re.sumo opera tions by five of tho principal copper companies of Arizona which hnto been closed slnco May. 1921. Their resumption will mean that seven of the fifteen principal copper mlneu In this district will bo In operation. "Petroleum production In Califor nia .although decreasing 3 percent In January, compared with December, 1921, still outruns consumption nnd stocks are now at tho peak slnco tho low point of December, 1920 of 30, 000,000 barrels. "Employment conditions during January woro practically unchanged as compared with Dccombor with much unemployment In tho mining centers, In motnl trades, at the tihlp ynrds, and among unskilled workers. Ileal improvement Is anticipated with tho resumption of farm work nnd oth er outdoor labor In tho spring. "In tho field of commerce, und trado Improvement (..apparent In thn roturns covering the movement of ex ports and Imports through tho prin cipal ports of tho district during tho last six months 6f 1921. Doth Imports and exports In the month of Decora bur 1921, exceodod in valuo thoso of Dccombor, 1920, the former by 1C4 percent and tho latter by 1 percent. (Continued to Page 4) - WFATIIF.U PUOIIAMMTIKH Tho barometric pressure continues to rlso, tho Cyclo-Stormngraph nt Un derwood's Pharmacy registering 30. CO at 2 o'clock today. Another clear cold day may be oxpocled and unpro tected water pipes will be likely to freeze, tonight. Forecast for next 34 Heurs: Clenr weather tenight: contlnuod cold with moderate winds. Tho Tycos recording thermomotor registered maximum and minimum temperatures, today, as follows; ' jUKU IMIMMININIMNIMls4 9 X A ,c. -' "iHt, t f,t,)ntUi e.utJAvtAcfesifctTC!M