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THE mrOTIT'SUN,
Kentuckian Wants
, , Wild West Ponies
i:r;AirATn mia, obecon'
FRIDAY, JULY 10, lfljM
EVERETT TRUE
BY CpNDO
' OLYMPIA, Wash., July 10. (VP)
In U dating a possible shortago of
. HoTjn flesh In tho liluo grass mate
A. K. " Camiibell, a merchant of
Howell, Ky Jifls requested biological
siirvey officials here to ship him
two carloads of wild ponies from
tho ranges at eastern Washington.
"Mr, "Campbell has learned thru
Associated iPress reports, he declnr
ei, that the ponies are bo numerous
in Washington that ten interprlslng
rent of Mie horse' heaven country Is
serving them' as hoy feed and nti
mules that while ionics' may be con-
HHinrea -'una numbers" In the far
west, they still find favor In Old
Kimtuoky.
' he offers about J2 over ie hog
feed price for three year olds, or
15 each, provided they are In good
flesh.
icial Council
Will Convene Soon
SALEM, Ore.,' July 10. The SUlte
judicial council, -which was created
by the legislature of 1925 will meet
at the state supreme court build
ing on Friday, July 24. Judicial
procedure as practiced . In Oregon
will be discussed, perhaps modified
in some respects, and ways and
means will be discussed whereby
the courts may recommend legisla
tion. Membets of the council arb
Chief Justice Mr Bride and 'Justice
Illtnd of tho supreme court. Circuit
Judges c. M. Thomas of Medford,'
Fred W,. Wilson of The Dalles and
Walter H. Evans of Portland, and
Albert B. Rtdgewav of the I
bar association. All circuit judges '
of the state are considered ejt-of-1
tflrio members. !
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No Arbittation
For Coal Miners
lpiot To 'Capture
j ATLANTIC' CITY, N. J. July 10.
VP) Anthracite miners will not
I listen at 'this time 'to proposals' of
TnwtH nirrrOfor4 ;0WTtaVt to P nPn arbitration
a-iotvycvcij. In event of deadlock in the
Isdala negotiations or to agree to- re
I main at work after September 1,
a contract has been sien-
1 HONG KONG, July 10 (JP)
neuter's Canton correspondent an
nounces discovery of an alleged
Chinese plot to attempt to capture
both Shameen, the foreign settle
ment of- Canton, .and Kowloon, op
posite Hong Kong, with tho assist
ance of Russian aviators
whether
ed or not.
The miners' sub-committee of six
reached this'declsion at a morning
meeting In advance of the opening
of actual conferences this afternoon.
SHOPPING TODAY
Mrs. J. A. Brown and Mrs. W- H
Anderson of Merrill are business
visitors In the city today, ..
MRS. COLIjlKlt .
Mrs. Collier of Los Xngeles.'Thll
fornia. arrived in - the city "this
morning and will be the guest' of
Rail Lines , Will , ,
Hold Conference
SEATTLE. July 10. (JP) Four
transcontinental raUrdids, which It
was said Wednesday would not be
represented in "a; conference", here
Tuesday ? on- logging freight rates
will attend but will announce that
discussion is useless, it iras stated
today. '
The railroads, it was leumed, will
suggest to Kg shippers at the con
ference that shippers and carriers
meet July 21, not under state aus
pices, to talk over their differences.
MKISKIj HITS AXOTHKH
ST. LOUIS, July 10. (-Bob
Meusel of the New York Yankees hit
his- twentieth home run of the
her sister, Miss Connie Clarke, fr ,fIrat nn, tJ J,,.hI.
the fcotfirnir w.,fc ' ' . . ,v:... r " : " -"- .
with the Browns.
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City Workers In
Rio Talk Strike
When Wages Stop
IlIO DE JANEIRO, July 10, (JP)
The municipality faced troublo early
this 'month when 6,000 employes
threatened to strike' on Account of
unpaid wages. A committee recent
ly was appointed to talk with tho
mayor, who promised to Improve
conditions. . He later arrested' the
ring-leaders of the movement, nnfl
placed ' federal troops on guard , at
the city hall to stop trouble. . .... ...
.Tho office of the treasury stated
that the city payroll was unpaid 'for
April and- May, the wages due cer
tain, departments totalling $1,000,
000. The treasurer's office unof
ficially says that this money was
Used to pay obligations duo on for
elgn'and domestic debts. ' . .... ..
The city treasurer has .started to
liquidate unpaid salaries, tho city
promising to have the payments com
pleted at an early date. The men
I nPOAnlpH thn hrnmlaa n n rl Pnlnrnnjl (
to work.
ter tho use of tho apparatus was
explained to them, were ablo liy tho
dtrrcrcnt shades of 'sounds to do
flno many articles In the room and
to recognlzo persons who'wero pass
ing them. - '''. ' '" '
Professor Rosing Is working to
perfect' his apparatus and Is also
evolving a new radio apparatus for
transmitting graphic Imnges at a
distance, ny moans of this apparat
us. Professor Rosing says, every let
ter of tho alphabet will be expressed
by different sounds. Do far lie has
aurcnoded In contriving definite'
sounds for 18 letters and Is hopeful
of succeeding In his ultimata tank.'!
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TO DISt.l'SH DKBT
8WAMPSCOTT ' Mass., July 29.
(JP) President ' Coolldge expocts to
discuss the debt and Chinese situ
ations with Secretory Kellogg . and
Under-Secretary Grew of the state
department on their arrival here
here fomorrw ,for, a, conference.
Device Aids Blind '
,., - To Read By Sound
LENINGRAD, July 10, (P) Pro
fessor Rosing, a famous oculist of'
this city, -bus Invented a new device
by means of which it Is claimed the
blind are able to .orientate them
selves and ,to read. In this apparat
us all daylight effects aro replaced
by sound. Experiments carried out
In tho Lonlngrad Institute for the,
Bland, showed that tho children, af-
. There will never be a. better time to put in that
extra counter'or build a new show case, or possibly
it is some new shelves you need.
The Fourth is over and now while things are not so
mshing you can put these different things in and
be ready for the rush that will be here soon. -'
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Let us explain just what we can do , '!
Klamath Cabinet and Fixture, Factory
127 South 11th
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