The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 08, 1922, Image 1

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KLAMATH PALI.K, OREGON, M()M,V. UV H, 102a
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DORS STRIKE
DECLARED OFF:
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Workers Vote to Return on
9-Hour Schedule Follow
in Conference
Until tint Annurliitcd Lumber
llox company mill Associated
Lumber & Hot rtimpniiy plant
wrrii iiperntliiK llil imirnliiK
with, i.'S nii'ii employed In tlm
former nml :: In Urn latter.
(SMlnl In The IIitiiIiI)
IHIHIIIH. Calif. Mny 8 Tlm
ntrlko which lim rendered thebo
Inititntry entirety Imirt ! hen- uliirn
Murili 1 liuit npiurently been hrok
rn, iiihI prurilcally nil former em
ilo)it of tlm two lorn I factntlii
who hIIII iiunulii In Diirrlx luvn de
clared their Intention to return In
wnrlt loiliiy on tlm nlnti-tiuur nrlird
nln not forth hy employer This
ilirlrlon mm rinchcd liy tin1 nlrlk
i m lulu Saturday ovoiiIiik ufli'r lo
da of deliberation ilurliiK whrlh
otrirlnU of tha Associated Lumber
end llnx rompany ami lorn I liiml
ni'K men Joined Into tlii" illHCiinilon,
hopliiK t ncKOtlutti liK'illntlon.
Wilder H. Jolinmin of I ho Alio
rluteil l.ilinlier unil llnx lompaliy
iirrheil from Hun J'rancluru rirly
In lln cek. mill In on mlilrnut to
I tin men on Krlilny tolil thnm Ihut
Ilin loiiipmiy Intemluil to opera!" on
the iilnit-hnur plan, ami no other,
nml Unit If neceilly illcluteil they
moiiIiI fill the piulflomi nf loral
men from tlm oiiIhIi. lie appeal
imI to iliem to return la work, tut
' Iiik their inohlom wan purely local.
Mill ihoulil not ho nffitleil hy uny-
tliliiK thnt other mlltt unit workrrn
In Ori'Kon may ilo. After liU talk
thu men votoil unnnlniomily hy ac
iluiM.itlim to itiiy out for thu elchl
hour it.iy.
tf.-i tiinliiy nenliiK. howerer, ii
rrct li.illol mu taken nml tlm tutu
wan iiliiioul entirely for the propo
itltlon nf rulurnltiK to ork In. ac
replanco nf Dm employen offer.
Tlm HaK ncalf. It U( unilerntonil,
Mill ho n roiiiI or hutTcr for nl mi
huiirn thnu I hill offerril hi ,iny nth
t furiory In Northern' California.
Tlio minimum . wage,' f6r roiiunpii
labor nlll hn 3:4 rent por hour.
Thin npplli'i" to t hp'orUt'it l.um
her mill Ili'X i'oinpuny plant, offl
ri.iln of tlm DorrH liumrVvrnml llox
uiiiipan) huo not tftyvrt 'ou't u wnr.o
xoalu for tlio resumption nr:cthlty
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A vnln hy tlln vmilo)en rtt Dorrln
K.iliiiilny rvitulteil In 2." for return to
work ami 4 for contluiianrn of thrt
Htrlke With the iippriirmici! of u
union ilnliiKUtlon from Klmniitli Kiilln.
Iiowever, u vornml luillnt losulleil In
'.VI Mitlnr; for contlnumuo of the
ntrlko urn! - to return. A Keuernl,
mertlnr; then follnwnl, iittemleil hy
hnlli opernlori ami omployeM, which
renulleil In u thlril hnllot nt uhlrh
STi voteil to return ami H to continue
tlm ntrlko.
Vlrtunlly all tlm men wero ut work
thin monliiK. It wim lomnuil hy tele
"phono. About ISO men urn employ
eil In the two plant when openitlnr.
ut normal rapacity. The opinion wuk
exprctmeil ill DorrlH Hint a iinmlmr of
foruiur employeii who hud left' town
fnllowlm; tho hlrlli" wonlil return at
onre ,
Ouo humlroil i mi n wuo emptoyml
on Mincli I tthou thy ntrlko oc
riirreil, liml until Im'ihIih'sh 1 lit
princH, I'liinpiiny offlcliilH ulil, only
nliout Hint number wlllf he em
plti) eil, ?,
IKHtlllS. Muy . The Topsy
I.umhor company near hero return
ed thin morning to a 1 0-hour
Kuchdulc, following u weuk'n run on
mi olght-hour nchcdulu, during
which IIiiio, howovor, thu plant wiih
opurutoit nine lioiti' with tin lyl
JilKted wugo Hf'ile. Tlm vliuugu u
HUlted from u votn tnkou hy tho
employe utter a (onfuronco with
thn firm momlmiN. About !I0 men
tuo employed nt un approximate
uvorugo( tviiRD of 1 4,
miroiiT kioiit
PUTS RE 1
1JOIITI.AND, May 8.-iCnUlu firm,
Iiokd no to 7 hlghor, prlmo light,
11, no to 13. Sheep, ogga nml butter
dleuily.
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7o,im)o ikii:i,i:hh ah
ItlXIlr or JMIHHIHSII'I'I
mTlli'MIW IV MMIHIA.VA
NLUV OIll.UANH, l.ii.. .Mny fi
Apprnxliniilely 70,000 urit
li(iinrc', on tlm .Ml.ibulppl In
I.iiiiIiiIiiiiii ii h ii result nf thu
MIhiii river flood. A limit
i lo.ono lire Ix'liu: ciml fur by
Ilin lied Cms nml other or
Kiinlriillon Nn provlalon
Ihimi hfcn iiiiulii for :io,ooo
not yet In tlio rcfur.eu i.mip.
DAN CUPII FIGHTS
LOSING BATTLE IN
KLAMATH COUNTY
Si oil' In -'-i llltom'M liml Ml Mm
ihiKii Oiirliii; I'our .Moulin;
Apill IIiinIiii' liml
Dan Cupht I flKhttiiK n lelni:
b.ittU' In Kliiuinth fouuty acconlltix
to tlm official reronlh of tnarrliiKin
nml illvorcrn In thu rlnrk'n officii
Tlm flmt four monlhn IhU year
yuwi Han itcore of 10, whlhi "cruol
liml Inhuman trentment. ilemirtlon."
etc , nlKWeil ii ncoro of 'i'i tiKiiltixl
him
l.lttlo Han foiiiul iillm plrklni.i
ilurlim April, with only ono mar-
rinKe. ttllllo nil uppoiiciu viihimvu
up n itiire ttf 10 illvorcim. It Ik
nMilenl. hownter. that ho realliei
fully the ltuutl(in frofn the fact
thnt tlm recur) illncltmo two innr
rlnKe no fnr thin month.
It I further evident that Oan ha
fcuml u friend In Judge Htone, who
declared from thu bench durlni: n
recent trial: "It nhall ho tho pol
icy of thin court to' Hr.hteu up the
rein ou ilhnrcn mutter I am
natlafled that mo lire lohliic In this
inntter "
MANY AT EXERCISES
I'm knl IIiiii' Unit IHuti S Ihm.I
(iiniliiiilloii , KxrrvNe,
1'eoplo were unlerlnK tlio I'renh)
tcrlmi churcl at .kvi'ii ciclork Krl
ilnynfr.ht'nnh.ir4hc riM'ofl'JSS of
i tho Klnmath roiluty lill'.b rcIiooI re-
ruhc their illploma, nint hy elKhl
n'cloili the tlmu fnr the program to
heRlll, tlm Iinuio 'i I'uckeil to tho
iloor nml many wero heliiR turned
awny.
A ery pleaidiiK inimlriil proKram
wnt Kit en hy the high nrhool iiiiI
nil department mlteil Ii) Mr
Chnrle Wood Kberleln and MUs
Margaret Worilen. nml tlm Kradun
Hon nildreo ilelltored hy I'rof IM
win I. Itecil ef O A. V wa well re
iclTeil. Tlm fcuturi. of the etenlm; wa tlm
creut numher of flower" nlvcn to tlio
frmlimtr lloiniet of nil ilencrlp
tlou ern ntuckrd ulliioat to tho
helKht Of tlm pulpit
Thimo !li" pnrtldpnteil In the pro
i'.rum were rr. Chnrle Wood IJher.
lelli, IHo Mill anil I'rof IMwIli I..
Weed. In addition1 to which were
heard n high nchtol mixed ihoru nml
a high hchool Klrli' thorn. Dlplo
nm wer,i prenrnteil hy IMIurlpnl Holi
er! (inelr
NEW S. P. SCEHDULE
Khk I nn I DUeoiiliiiueil nml Wind
Uical Conl luuert Noilli
lilhcontliiuunco of the Kirk local and
rnntlnuniHO of tho Weed local to
Kllt wn liiHlltuled hy tho .Southern
Pacific today with tho following
HChedulu- .
Lento Klumnlli Knlls " p lu. Ar
ilto Algomn 7.30, Chlloiiiln :-C.
Kirk 'J. I.eav,) KlrU S n, m. Arrlto
Chlloiiuln S3C, Algoma V 2fi, Kla
math Knll .sri, Tlmo lo nml from
Weul lio (huuged,
The piiHlofflco horo toduy nn
iiounet'd that owing to thu change
it acliiHltile mull will ho collected
from Hm down-town letter boxes
nt 0 p. m.i xo Ihut mall deposited
before that tlmo lu the hoxe nml
by fislft In the poitnfflco will leuvo
ou thu 7 o'clock Hutu for Chlloiiuln
unci Kirk.
NKUito cpitisixfi ii:.iti:i
AUHTIN, Tox.. Mny S. aytoinor
Neff oiiloiod tho utnle runger Im
mediately to Fall field, county (out of
FrooHtonn county, to prevent uu up
I'lulng t imgroe, which Shoiltf Aluyo
dei lined Imminent, to aveugo tho
dentil of three uogroom who -were
turned ut Klrkln tlaturiluy.
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HANK CAI.I. 1BHUKH
WAHIIINOTON, 1)., C, Muy 8.
Tho pomptrollor of currency has Is
HueiUn mil for tho condition or na
tional ImnkR ut tho closo of busl
noV.H .Mny 5, ,
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FIGHT R9ED
IN CHINA; CRAO
Tl ATTACKS 1
General Who Overcame
Chanc 'at PekinK Made
Object of Hostiliitict
HANKOW, Muy llontllltlu
hnvn Nturted UKulunt Oeueral Wil
I'el I'u hy CIiiio Tl, mlllliiry gover
nor rf tho llounii province ThU
Indicated that Wit. who overfnmo
Cnner.il Cluing. Miinchiirlun lender,
Innt week nt I'eklng, Ik In-lug ut
tarke.il In the noulli. Klghtlng I
reported 400 mile noulli of I'eklng.
TIKN THIN, Mny K. (leneral Wil
wn ordered hy the nllled mllltnry
romtnamler to e,vo Tien Tlu, it
hi prexencn wn held it vlolitlon
of tho 1001 protocol. Wil refuted
to lenvii on tlm ground that hn wu
the iirtlng governor or Chlhll prov
ince, nml would remain ux long at
neceary.
SAYS SELL TICKETS
i limiliitiiiiiii (iiiariiiiliu LtkimI to
I)Lmio of Oiioln of (KMI
Tlm 120 Chnutniiqua guarantor,
pledgid to Hell 1100 ieaoil ticket,
nliould bend every effort to fulfill
the idedge, W. K Slough, clialrmnu
of the committee, xald today. Hlougli
nalil It wot Incorrectly reported that
the required numher of ticket liml
been old, mid Hint an u result mnny
had ended their effort. It will bo
nercMnry, ho ald. lo well all thu tic
ket in noon a poMlhln.
YOUNG PEOPLE WED
I'u ii I lliibrrtMin ami IMnit McIJium!
Mart led Hiinday CtculiiK
Paul Itoliurtaon nml Kdun Mulhaiip.
both popular young people of thl
city, wero married ut h o'clock Ron
day atoning ut, homo of A. I.. Mel
liiine on tha Merrill road. About 30
relative ami friend ntteudrd The
llev. Arthur I.. Hire porformed tho
reromony. .
LEWIS IS'BOUND OVER
Colon tl Mmi Held for Killing
I'nrt (irmiil Jury
to
Win, Lelli. colored. Jhehl .oh n
churgii of killing J. Nlchol on tho
night nf May 1, wux arraigned to thu
Juntlco tourt till ufternnon, waited
hearing ami wn hound oter to thu
grand Jury.'
HURRAHI all tPe cHBi$TfMs Bills pvmd
AT lasT The summbc CLotltEs Oho Fob,
"foe LAT INSTALLMENT OH Thij CAB TfclD. .
OH BoV! no Mooe meTTina, no Mone J
Wocav nod. AWHiLe -iww - laia H-AVfL.
3b'NaB'
' JOM EDGAR I-now That i TTTI T I-
r&m WARM Wf AThgR 15 HSR. f) l
tr BETTER BeGlN TO PtAN I'S'
APPEAL IS MADE TO
RUSSIAN DELEGATES
BY ALLIED LEADERS
Hot lei IteprrienliillreM !'rgrl to
Aui pi Meniornniliimt I'romlv
Itctonilructlnii lionn
J
(JKNOA, May 8 I.loyd Ocorgo
und Foreign MlnlMer flchanxer of
Italy today ndilrcmcd u ntrong ap
peal lo tlm Itueilan ropri'ncnt.itlvct
nt the (lenoa conferenco, urging
them lo ttrccpt tlio nllled memoran
dum lu It main point, and prom
llng a, llunxlan International loan
for IliiMlnn reconxtructlon.
Tlnrnllle would claim tho right
to make mire, however, thnt tho
money leaned wax actually Invented
In rixonntructlon work.
Tlm ItitHHtnn delegation had pro
iloiiHly Imiucd n nlatement denounc
ing the effort It alleged Franco
and llelgluni had made to wreck
tlm conference.
FILE BANK PETITION
nigiurt of .Note Heck lo llrcume
Altxohetl From Untidily
Amended petition In an endeavor
to aluiolvo them from llabllty on a
nolo for $10,017.60 given tho Flmt
National Ilnnk, for fund turned over
to the Flrnt Htate & Savings Dank,
prior to It cloilng. wan filed In tho
circuit court tbl morning on behalf
of K. 1). Johnson, Robert F Ityan,
l.'d lllonmlngcamp. A, F. Salflcky, Ja
mb lllrvl, Jr., Fred Duenlng, Fred
Houston, II. K. llauger, It. II. Hunncll
and J W. Hlcmcni, In which they
contend (bat thoy ilgned tho nolo on
tho repreteutatlon of a deputy state
hank examiner that It would carry
the hank through It difficulties, and
that Kjamath county warrant, then
of tho face taluo of tho note, wore
put up hy tho Stato Hank a secur-
Hy.
It wo further wtltloned that at
these wurranti aro now worth $12,
000 that tho Stato Hank caih In the
warrants, pay tha note, and apply
tho remainder to, the bank naseU.
thu absolving them from further
liability.
WILL MOVE LUMBER
I'lihm Agmui to 't'nilertaki! Work
fur Uikolde ConiKin-
At a meeting of. tho Tlmberwork
nr union held last night It was
agreed to fo'mo t(io lumber belong
ing to the Germain Lumber com
pany from the yards of tho Ewau
un Lumbur company to tho yards of
tho Lakcilde Lumber company,
which has .1 contract for surfacing.
Jack Slater of tho Lakeside Lumber
compauy ttatcd that ho would em
ploy only union men, that thoy
would work only eight .hours, that
the union inalo of wages would be
paid ami that tho job would bo
Htrlctly "fair' throughout.
FATHER IS A LITTLE PREMATURE
IN TT W
TO LEW FIGHT
FOR WATER BILL
It Chosen a Chairman of
Special Committee to
Aid McNary Measure
WASHINOTON. D. C, May 8.
Keprccntatlvo Sinnott has been ap
pointed chairman of a special com
mittee of congressmen In boosting;
tho McNary-Smlth reclamation bill.
Thl committee, which was desig
nated by tho chairman of the can-
vas committee, was authorized to
take up tho matter of an early con
sideration' of the reclamation bill
with Floor Leader Mondell and tho
houto steering committee.
Tho committee was also author
led to'urgo the committee on rules
'to grant a special rulo by which the
bill might be considered by the
houno during tho present session of
congress. Thoy wero also author
led to Interview the president In
behalf of the legislation.
Tho othr" members Of the cora
mlttco aro8mlth of Idaho, Klnkald
of Nebraska, Arentx of Nevada,
Illddlck of Montana, Summer ..of
Washington and French of Idaho.
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LABOREE WILL VALID
Itullng Malo by Jndjre C. V. BUmc;
Petition I, Dismissed .
Tho will of O. a. Laboree was do
clarc'd to be' valid la an. order fssued
by Judge Stone late Saturday, which
held that 'tho defeadaaU, AilU La
barce, eiecutrlx ad J. W. 8am,
as admlnllstrator, should hart tkalr
costs paid. In the order Judge Stone
dismissed' the second asaeaitd Ml
Hon to rpvoko tho probate, aid In
all things confirming- the county
court's findings.
Tho ease' has been standing on ap
peal from; the county court for aqme
time, and Iras been a mutter or wide
spread Interest duo to tho achieve
ments of the late O. 0, Labcre as n
railroad bu(ldcr. ,
No announcement has been made
ns to whether tho matter will be ap
pealed fufthcTln an attempt to 'set
aside thO.-wJJl.
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HARDING STUDIES DONVS
WASHINGTON, D. C. May I.
Tho president after a conference to
day with the scnato finance com
mittee of .republicans, withheld his
decision on tho soldier bonus loils
latlon until ho can study tho TS.fl-
ou3 plans, proposed. Q
FIHB MKUTKtfANT fH
. Hl'HI'KMDKO H nKHVUC
OV ATTACK ON YOUftO
PORTLAND, ; May 8. Flro
Lieutenant A. L. Pullen wan
suspended for 30( dayj without
pay and reduced to a boseman 4
4 because ho filed charges ogstast
Chief Young, of which Voang
recently was cleared. Lieut.
Frank McFarland nand Capt '
Fred Day) tho other accusers of
Young w'e're 'suspended 30 days
but not demoted. ,
LARGE NUMBER OF
MALIN RESIDENTS
ATTEND MEETING
.Voted AgHmltrl AethertHssj A4V
drrm ,CiathrrJag C
Olv,c DrmosutntieSM
I x i i ,
A targe,,jiuraber of rtwMtata f
the Malln' district on Saadny at
tended thn( dairy meeting hM a
Malln thrAUghdn the day, fhtek
was marked by, the addreesea ei B.
Ii. Fltts, extension dairy aeciaiyt
nf Oregon Agricultural, coHeae, JB.
O. McCormlck, vice prevldeat ot the
Southern Psclflc;- Eogean - flMkh,
noted agricultural authority; C. J.
Hurd, leadf'r of county nWUu O.
A. C; J. J.' Milter. idtwi, far
tho Southern Pacific, aatt'f1. A. -vensoq.
executive. scceUry,f taa
cbimber of commerce.1 ' v
A meeting was also'-lty lajke
evening for' w'hlc'hf rinM and, Fltta
remained. " 'f f
Milk testing damonstralloM if
the SaHth-HugKcs'clasfl St tha Ma
lta school, underpin direct!" at
John W. b.'8mttsf aa4ta MaMai
dairy Teeord clubyfnastaae uraa
Hon ot Frank Sexm.kw(taaaraa
of the meeting. -r
Hurd and Fitts'-wll ifti aMaa4 a
meeting 'tonight almt tViL wkara
further vltk-teatufc HleakanMsM
will be held. I i '
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TEACHERS r,yxX t COT
Geaeral pi liatlslailajpjli Jfsjtdk
jtaay aeea otaar-
KeV: A
DUsatUf action wita,"ar'weiBg
cut In hlghschaMesajHRiTaal
arles is revealed wft ff chtW of
tho school year afd atteadal in
quiry ,tnto mo teacners' yuaait
Whilo it appears that etft one
teacher. Miss Craig, English In
'structor. In .leaving on iecouat of
the reduced pay, othennf guletly
luuKiaa mr -uiuer ifwii
are planning to take pos
courses, and t their plac
to be filled In any went
The board's1 retreacht
ure was quietly latfcigi
a montH ago. llf'''
Women Instructor? anrlTflrst ear
men were reduced freaiC-$l,70 to
ll,50;4 men Instructors from
11.950 to 11.800.. fhe'jartaclpal's
salary was ' cut from,!i3,000 to
12.700. ' )fc
' Besides tho actuaHdeoMUa fraai
tho present scale, the'taaeaara loae
tho scheduled annual eeawrity U-
it... i
Tho action ot the boafesTtla' caus
lug quite a stir In school circlet as
It beconjes more wblelyiiecusMd.
It la prophesied that tt'.wlU keep
as many ot tho faculty faat retnrn
Ing as can get other places before
next term, and to prevent' the build
ing up ot a. permanent teaching or
ganisation in tee local school.
C MARTIN QPITS RACE
Announce Withdrawal hi Favor of
upposmjr canotuate
Supporters ot thV' candidacy ot
Charles J. Murtln vfor county com
missioner was otaed Saturday
evening when Oliver Martia withdraw
bis candidacy and 'wrged the ana
port ot bis friends for Charles 3.
M,artln. J
Martin's statement, was as follews:
After serious consldefatloa I hare
daclded that my prlfare tuslneM re-'
qiilres and should hiVe my ottenon
and I will therefofa' withdraw my
namo as u canldato for county com
mlssoner. ' , '
I apprcclutu the' support of ay
friends and trust ihat the will throw
their support toMrCbarles J. Mar-I
tlu for commissioner.
' Yours Very .Truly,
t OLIVER MARTIr?
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EDITOIl HELD FOfl. MURDER -
DynANGO, Colo., May 6. Rod t.
Day, editor ot the Durango democrat,
was .formally charged with tha" awar
der ot William L. Wtood! city editor
n Ik. nnanik SIaI tm !!,,
T. .'""'":"?"' r? r 'rr:Tr.
tioa ii.ee, iooay. way anot aaa aima
Waod horn Anr I 2U. . .-rf I
a Bfnii
slgralMtte
rejariiMsaTe
ft '.
nilBbont
W i'i-
Bit Sill! IN
wamvi
1 322 IS SHIN
Dirwctor of, Bualvat D
Eatiwatasi Realwcttoii f
' ' rr $l,O0.00MOO
WA8H1NOTON, May 8-Oaret-oat
eapeadltares for tha ttatal year
laj will show, a rodaetloa at-mora
than I,00,000,000 from tho atttml
aaaendltare for the proaediaf Moeal
yoar, II1, eongreM woe Informed to
day by President Harding la traaa
mltUag the report of Director Cawea
of tho budget on economies and sav
ings in govenmental baaiaess.
Director Dawes estimated that
tovornmeat expenditure, for, ti car
rant fiscal year which ware glvea
tho December budget estimates as
3 I C7.lS7,afft will be at least $41 ,
Ise.ISS less, or approximately $?
Ill.a72.030.
Geasoarrd With IMt . 4
As compared with 1911, he eon-
of l;7, 500,000 In expenditures for
tinned, there has been a reduction
tha operation of the roata buetaee
of the. government subject geaerally
to executive control! Of .this snm h
attributed 1150,000,000 to the Im
poeiUoa of the exeentire plan and
arsaoaro. on the routine business or-aii'-r'"
of th govsrnrant ander
tho aew system Inaugurated by the
oadget bureau. ,
Tho report of Director Dawes wan
KhsnKted to tho houai approorla-
committee .by the president fh
action with a pending resolution
ay matroeentatlTe Dyras, Democrat.
ImvMaaao, asking tha Braetdsnt t
mdarm tha house larwhlek wars dtr-
last awtaaa.of ll.t.00 oadT la-
dtao tai0i4.fM.!-5fV
vioaaty avaoaneed by the arasldeaT
as accomplished by the budget bur
oaa during Its first six months of
operation ,bad beea made. 1
Report la Detail
Director Dawes preesntod in detail
with accompanying, tables and state
ments the comparative expenditures
for the past and present fiscal years
divided into Items representing those
which were charged to executive con
trol and otbors such as public deb
and 'Similar accounts which wfro con
sidered as apart from the subjects eff
routine government expenditure. He
also submitted exhaustive reports of
the governmental savings accomplish
ed through Inter-dapartmontA trans
fers of surplus supplies andL other
economy methods put Into otfect by
the budget bureau, Itemising thou
sands of transactions Involving ships,
shoes, scaling wax and all tha many
articles and commodities atlUsed by
the government, together wtfa the
amount of saVlng realised M each
ease. (
Tho budgot dlrddtor, further re
ported that tbo savings raservo
against curent appropriations ot
113',000,000 set up by the topart
ments and establishments Is Aug
ust, 1921, in response to executive
roauest, had boen Increased, notwith
standing reapproprlatloM bf coa
gresa ot more than 7,0H,000tot this
reserve for other purposes, to the
approximate sum of llSI.OOj.OOO.
Oaly such part of those reductions
as aro really savings and not postpon
ed expenditures were included lu tho
general estimate of savings he add
ed. .
Disawpancey Ifi Per
As a still reater reduction, Dlreetor
Dawaa declared that the present esti
mated expenditures for 1932 for tha
operation of the routine business pt
the government, alter eliminating
of 17,600,000 authorised by congress
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