The Polk County post., September 19, 1919, Image 2

WORLD HAPPENINGS
OF CURRENT WEEK
Brief Resume Most Importan
Daily News Items.
COMPILED
FOR
YOU
Event« of Noted People, Governments
and Pacific N orthw est, and O ther
Things W orth Knowing.
SEA W ALL SAVES GALVESTON
Hurricane Hits Many Gulf Cities But
Little Damage Done.
Dallas, Tex.—Driving furiously into
the Texas coast, principally In the
section southw est of Galveston, the
tropical hurricane th a t has skirted the
United S tates gulf coast for nearly
week, apparently has sw ept inland
near the Mexican border.
W ire com m unication was Interrupt
ed in m ost of the affected area and
the ex ten t of the storm ’s dam age could
not be learned accurately Sunday, but
th ere w ere no reports of fatalities.
Brownsville and Corpus Christ! ap­
parently felt the b ru n t of the storm
which w eather bureau officials believe
has passed on into Mexico w here it
will be dissipated in the Mexican
m ountains.
Galveston, w here considerable anx
iety had been felt, apparently was
struck by the edge of the storm area
and again the city was saved from
any considerable dam age by the pow
erful sea wall, constructed after the
1900 disaster. W ater was reported to
a depth of six feet in sections of Cor­
pus Christi and inform ation received
by the w eather bureau from San An
tonio said w ater was three feet deep
in the lobby of the Corpus Christi ho­
tel.
E arly reports from Corpus Christi
told of considerable damage done by
a 65 miles an hour gale which sw ept
away signs and aw nings and drove
residents of outlying d istricts to the
g rea ter security of brick and stone
buildings downtown.
Isolation of Brownsville was com
plete Sunday night, so far as wire
com m unication was concerned, the
only inform ation coming from th a t
city being contained in a brief w ire­
less dispatch from F o rt Brown to
southern departm ent h eadquarters at
San Antonio reporting a 75-mile wind
a t 4 P. M.
PRESIDENT m i s
FOR il l MANKIND
Firm Stand Is Explained Forci­
bly to Big Audience.
FIGHT NOT PARTISAN
Senate Contest Involves Only Inter­
pretation, With Phraseology
of Little Import.
state n e w s !
IN BRI
Salem.—R. B. Goodin, secretary of
the state board of control, was in P o rt­
land recently obtaining prices on sup­
plies to be purchased by th e state.
Astoria.—W ith high prices prevail­
ing, a fair am ount of fish known to
be in th e river, and every packing
plant in operation, the fall fishing sea­
son, which opened a t noon Wednesday,
promises to be one of the m ost suc­
cessful In years.
Salem.—Total losses from fires in
Oregon, exclusive of Portland, for Au­
gust were $453,190, according to the
monthly report of S tate F ire M arshal
Barber.
LO WERING COST OF
FEED IS IMPORTANT
Buying In Car Lots Through Cooperation Lowers Cost Ma­
terially—Bids Should Be Obtained Says Specialist.
( P r e p a r e d b y O reg o n A g r ic u ltu ra l C ollege)
Low ering the cost of handling is the
big problem in the cooperative pur­
chase of feed, points out E. L. Potter,
professor of anim al husbandry a t the
Oregon A gricultural college.
“In th e cooperative purchase of feed
ju st as in the cooperative purchaso of
other com m odities the popular idea
among cooperators,” says Professor
P otter, " it th a t of saving th e profit
which the dealer m ight otherw ise
make. T his is all very well but it
always m ust be rem em bered th at if the
cooperative purchasers are to save th e
profit w hich the dealer m ight oth er­
wise m ake they m ust also m eet the
expenses w hich the dealer would incur.
These expenses are not necessarily
lessened by handling the purchase co­
operatively.
“T he real advantage and practically
the only advantage of cooperative pur­
chasing of feed are obtaining feed in
carload lots. This cuts down the ex­
pense m aterially from buying the feed
in lesB th an carload lots. W here the
feed is purchased in less than carload
lots the large dealers generally charge
at least $1 a ton more for the less than
carload lots. In addition there are
practically always some charges and
then com es the question of local
freight which is much higher than the
carload rate. By the tim e th e feed
reaches the consum er it costs the con­
sum er anyw here from $5 to $10 a ton
more than it would have cost had he
purchased in carload lots.
“The big opportunity, therefore, in
front of all the farm ers in the way of
cooperative purchasing is to so com­
bine th eir orders th at an en tire carload
can be purchased. T here is, however,
little advantage in com bining to pur­
chase more th an one carload.
“A fter a com bination has been made
which will handle an en tire carload
the place w here purchased becomes of
som ew hat less im portance. It is gen­
erally proper to obtain bids from the
various dealers. In obtaining them it
is well to bear in mind th a t prices
fluctuate from day to day and dealers
do not like to m ake a bid today which
would be subject to acceptance w ithin
a week or 10 days, because they have
no idea w hat the m ark et conditions
wiir be. It is proper in requesting a
bid on any feed to specify the tim e a t
which the bid is desired and the tim e
at which it would be subject to accept­
ance. All bids, for example, th a t are
requested by the feeds com m ittee of
the agricultural college are asked to
be furnished by noon of a certain day
and subject to acceptance generally at
3 or 4 o'lock of th a t afternoon. U nless
some provision of this so rt is made
many dealers will not m ake bids at
all.”
The big advantage of obtaining bids,
believes Professor P otter, lies in the
fact th a t dealers vary in th eir position
to m ake good prices. The dealer, who
has a surplus of barley today will m ake
a reasonable price, while if he happens
to be sh o rt and would have to go out
and buy in order to fill the order, his
bid will be som ew hat higher. T he
feeds com m ittee of the agricultural
college has bought feed from nearly
all the leading dealers of Portland and
has found th a t no one of them can be
depended upon to m ake the low est bid
a t all tim es. Bids should usually be
obtained not only from th e P ortland
dealers, but also from the local dealers
in the home town. These men are
often in a position to m ake a better
price th an the dealers a t a distance.
“P urchasers of feed who expect to
m ake a big saving merely on the net
profit which the dealer m akes,” says
Professor P otter, “will be doomed to
disappointm ent, but they can m ake
su b stan tial saving by so handling their
feed as to put it in carlots and elimin­
ate the expensive cost of handling the
sm all lot shipm ents.”
Salem.—George E. Saunders, indict­
Portland.—Sanely and directly, with ed in th e Josephine county courts on
but infrequent recourse to eloquence, a charge of embezzlement of $2281
Woodrow Wilson, 28th president of from the Rogue riv er public service
the United S tates, spoke to 7000 citi­ corporation, was acquitted a t G rants
zens of Oregon Monday night a t the Pass Saturday, according to word re­
The steam er Barnstable, coal laden
uditorium , bringing im m ediately home ceived a t the offices of the sta te en­
from Savannah to a Cuban port, w ent
to them his uncom prom ising advocacy gineer.
down off St. C atherines F riday night
Monmoutn. — The Oregon norm al
of the league of nations and his plea
It is reported th a t 14 of the crew are
th a t they as A m ericans stand with school opened for th e 1919-20 season
missing.
•
him for the redem ption of ideals root­ Monday m orning, Septem ber 15. The
The miners, by a vote of 5 to 1, de­
ed deep in the trad itio n s of America. attendance is considerably increased
cided to end the strik e th a t has for
He spoke as one speaks to his over last year. There w ill also be a
several weeks halted production in the
neighbors and friends, confident of num ber of boys among th e incoming
Tonopah district, and an order was is­
th eir appraisal of th e justice of bis students, a contrast to th e w ar years
sued Saturday night to resum e work
position and of th e ir judgm ent of the when young men in the norm al were
at once.
task th a t rem ains unfinished, ere peace decidedly lacking.
may come in perm anency. He spoke
The application of George L. and J.
Several villages in the province of
as one friend to another, of th e tru st A. M cPherson for au th o rity to con­
Siena, Italy, were severely shaken Sun­
th a t troubled nations of the old world stru ct a logging spur railroad over and
day night by an earthquake. H ouses
place in Am erica in the - d ark hour, across h county road in Columbia coun­
were badly damaged. One person Is
a tru st born of unselfish and valiant ty was granted in an order of the Ore­
dead and several injured at Piancas-
en try into the w ar for hum an liberty gon public service commission issued
tagnajo. Ten were Injured a t Celle.
—and one th a t is not fulfilled in en tire­ Saturday. Under the order the appli­
A dispatch received in P aris from
ty until a covenant of nations shall cants m ust bear the expense of the
Sosnowice in the governm ent of Piotr-
render futile all fu tu re attem p ts to crossing, as well as in stall standard
kow, Poland, asserts th a t a German
m ar the happiness of the race.
danger signs.
army, com prising a minimum of 200,-
Should senatorial opposition m ar the
Eugene.—The m in t growers of the
000 men, is concentrated on the fron­
m eaning of the covenant m aterially, W illam ette valley have pooled th eir
then, w arned the president, the giant
tier of Silesia ready to be throw n
task to which th e nations of the league m int oil for 30 days and are holding
against Poland.
addressed them selves in P aris m ust be out for $8 a pound. The W illam ette
again attem p ted ; the dictated peace Valley M int Growers’ association held
The bureau of internal revenue an­
th a t G erm any was forced to sign m ust a meeting here, 15 members, including
nounces that virtually all federal taxes,
be resubm itted for quibbling, and the
even the 2 cents paid for the privilege
turmoil th a t the world has endured E. B. Wallace, president, of Albany,
of an ice cream soda, may be deducted
being present. Two thousand pounds
New York.—W ith more than 50 per­ m ust inevitably reaw aken.
from gross income in com puting in­ sons injured and the dam age already
In his address, w ithout th e vestige of th is y ear’s output of oil was repre­
come taxes. Only Income and excess done estim ated a t from $5,000,000 to of hesitancy, P resid en t W ilson charged sented a t th e meeting.
that the inference of politics in his
profits taxes may not be deducted.
$10,000,000 w eary firem en Sunday advocacy of the league, the h in t th at
Salem.—Marion county book dealers
The railroad adm inistration will un­ night still were fighting a th re a t of he may be looking forw ard to 1920, is are refusing to handle textbooks
th e other hand, recognizes th e great
utterly unw arranted and unw orthy. If
reservedly accept the proposal of the fu rth er explosions of oil tanks a t the any in the audience, he declared, im­ through the state agency of J. K. Gill
im portance of the American farm er in
United Brotherhood of M aintenance of fire which practically wiped o ut the puted such a motive, he desired to & Co. of P o rtland un til th e m argin of
the stability and developm ent of the
profit is increased from 15 to 20 per
Way Employes and Railway Shop La Stone & Flem ing Oil com pany's plant separate him self from th a t man.
country.
And th e president m ade it clear, cent. H al D. Patton, Salem book deal­
borers for a new w orking schedule, ac In Long Island City Saturday.
“The bank can help in establishing
Five tanks of crude oil w ere burn with em phasis, th a t the m ost sincere er, has suggested th a t th e state or
cording to a m essage read before a
“A relation exists between the bank­ a g reater degree of credit,” says Mr.
ill-wisher
of
the
league
is
the
German
closed session of the organization's ing late Monday. Should th e re be a propagandist, whose hope is th a t the county school au th o rities establish an e r and the farm er th a t isn 't found be­ Gunn. “If the farm er obtains the con­
convention in D etroit Sunday morning. sudden shift of the wind from north United S tates may re je c t the covenant independent exchange and thereby pro­
fidence of the bank he can secure the
to northeast, m any additional tanks and thus alienate h erself from the vide a considerable saving for school tw een the farm er and any other class w ider known reputation of the bank
of men,” says F. V. Gunn, farm m an­
"Radical ideas, bolshevism and I. W. in plants nearby would be threatened, friendship of her form er allies and th e pupils.
to assist his lim ited reputation. The
tru st of sister nations—w eakening the
agem ent dem onstrator a t the college.
W.ism are corrupting the universities as well as thousands of tons of coal
strength of the alliance for lasting
St. Helens.—The M ilton Creek Log­ The banker usually is a confidential farm er who cannot increase his profits
of America,” declared Colonel David
The 20 acres of fire-swept territo ry peace and leaving open th e path for
by investing more capital is the excep­
P. Barrows, form er dean of the Uni­ looked like a scene in w ar-devastated such a course as G erm any took when ging company resumed full operations advisor to the farm er and generally
F riday morning. Several weeks ago a has no hesitancy in revealing to the tion ra th e r than the rule. A banker
versity of California, at a banquet in France or Belgium. T anks were crum ­ she sought to dom inate the world.
“My co n test with them is a contest num ber of the employes w ent out on a banker anything concerning his farm is in the business principally to loan
Oakland, Cal., Sunday night, given in pled up; huge steel girders lay in a
money to the m em bers of a community.
of in terp retatio n ,” declared P resident
honor of Lieutenant-Colonel Theodore tangled mass, few w alls w ere left Wilson, speaking of the opponents and strike, b ut the company continued to business. T he successful banker also
Before m aking a loan he m ust be sure
run
one
side
of
the
camp
or
about
50
has the confidence and respect of the
Roosevelt by American Legion posts standing, and burning oil continued to the opposition to the league covenant,
th e money will be returned. It is nec­
per
cent
of
its
norm
al
capacity.
Re­
farm
er
who
thinks
his
advice
is
worth
assertin
g
th
a
t
m
ere
phraseology
is
a
of Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley and flow along the surface of Newton
essary th a t he take little or no risk
cently
m
any
of
the
men
who
w
ent
out
m
atter
of
little
moment,
providing
th
a
t
hearing.
Richmond.
creek.
if his business is to succeed.”
the substance of the docum ent rem ains on the strik e have retu rn ed to work
“The b anker is very much interested
A Dawson, Y. T. dispatch says sev­
unmeddled with.
and asked to be reinstated and the in the farm er’s financial welfare. As
Plane Up 34,000 Feet.
From first to last the address was an
eral thousand tons of silver ore will be
Bulk Grain Handling Grows.
Mineola, N. Y. — A new unofficial appeal for the support of Am ericans company agreed to take on such men his whole financial success depends
shipped "outside" next spring from
Bulk
handling of grains is holding
as
it
could
use.
world's altitude record, it was learned in retaining the fru its of peace and
upon the farm er’s prosperity, he is in­
Yukon and Alaska, according to Vol-
its
own
in m ost of the eastern Oregon
was established here Saturday, when assuring “ the safety and honor of
Salem.—A representative of the state terested in aiding the farm er. As a
ney Richmond, superintendent of the
fu tu re generations.” He dealt but
Roland Rohlens, testin g pilot for the slightly with critics of the covenant, highway commission w ent to Roseburg first aid he can assist th e farm er to d istricts and in some places is m aking
N orthern Commercial company. Half
a d istin ct growth, says Paul Mehl, fed­
Curtiss Aeroplane & Motor corpora though at one period he upbraided F rid ay to investigate the case brought install business m ethods.”
of this am ount, he said, would come
tion, climbed to a height of 34,000 feet them as men, in some instances, for against the commission, Governor 01-
Farm record and account is a basis eral and college agent in m arketing,
from Nixon Fork, near Iditarod, and
afte r com pleting a field survey of
—more than six m ites—beating the whom he had no vestige of respect.
cott and S tate T reasu rer Hoff to en­ of a profitable and perm anent agricul­
half from K antishna, near Fairbanks.
previous w orld's unofficial record of
ture, believes Mr. Gunn. The farm er grain handling in the eastern Oregon
join
th
e
sta
te
from
proceeding
with
I’he S tew art river country is expected
w heat belts. The increase is g rea test
A djutant Casale of the French arm y
th e construction of the so-called Can- is or at least should be a business man.
to ship possibly 1000 or 2000 tons.
in d istricts w here thresherm en charge
The
work
on
the
farm
depends
not
a t Vallacoubley last Ju n e by 864 feet.
yonville cut-off highway. In case the
two cents less per bushel for th resh ­
By a vote of 244 to 7 the bill confer­
Rohlens explained th a t he took the
road is built under present plans the only on scientific and practical knowl­
ing
grain to be bulk handled, due to
ring the rank of perm anent adm iral air intending only to m ake a test
edge
of
the
farm
itself,
but
upon
the
town of Riddle, about 30 m iles south
paying
the expense of jigger and sack-
on Admiral Benson and Rear-Admiral flight, but he found conditions so sa tis ­
of Roseburg, will be elim inated from ability and willingness of the farm er
sewer.
Portland.—Two men were killed and
Sims was passed W ednesday by the factory th a t he decided to keep clim b­
to
m
ake
th
e
best
use
of
b
e
tte
r
business
th e m ain highway.
E levator m anagers are urged to
house. The m easure now goes to the ing until his air ap p aratu s showed the three others were injured when a high-
m achinery. T he use of a checking
Salem.—Robert E. Downing and A.
powered Packard touring car attached
senate.
new record altitude.
systpm a t th e bank is a m a tte r of w atch th eir term inal grades m ore
I. Eoff, who own a 37-acre
o: hops
im portance and is to be encouraged, closely and when desirable file ap­
The m achine Rohlens used was the to President W ilson's automobile high­
The governm ent has so much "coin
way party swerved into a ditch and in the A merican bottom country, south not because the bank is a safe place peals, whicl^ often resu lt in a raising
same
C
urtiss
wasp,
equipped
w
ith
a
of the realm ” th a t it actually bulges
overturned on the Powell Valley road, of Independence, has refused a cash to keep th e money, b ut because the of the grade. L ast year only one man­
out the walls of the vaults containing 400-horsepower motor, in which last
mile and a half w est of Gresham, offer of 65 cents a pound for th e ir checks them selves are an excellent re­ ager in th e en tire d istric t filed an
July
he
flew
to
a
height
of
30,700
feet.
it. The treasury has asked congress
shortly before 12 o'clock, noon, Mon­ product or a 24-hour option a t 70 cents
cord and proof of any transaction. This appeal.
to appropriate $1,500,000 to m ake the He said he found th a t he was com fort­ day.
a pound. The tra c t will produce about
able
in
his
w
arm
garm
ents
a
t
the
The two men killed were Ben F. 10,000 pounds of hops, it is estim ated gives a detailed record of all farm ex­
vaults secure and provide additional
Silage Trouble Due to Greenest
ones. T he trea su ry ’s gold and silver 34.000-foot level, w here the therm om ­ Allen, aged 39, W ashington correspond­ by the owners. Mr. Downing said he penses, and if the farm er, when de­
ent
for
the
Cleveland
Plain
Dealer,
Trouble
w ith silage in some of th e
positing his money, will fill out dupli­
eter registered 44 degrees below zero.
accum ulated during the war.
and a m em ber of the new spaper party has g reat faith in the fu tu re of hops
dairy d istricts of Oregon is due to
cate
deposit
slips
and
indicate
what
attached to the p resid en t’s special and th a t he is in no h u rry to dispose
All mem bers of the W isconsin dele­
each am ount is for, a com plete record im m aturity of the silage crops and
Deaths Now Total 13.
train.
gation in the house introduced identi­
im perfect m ethods of ensiling, say
Jam es R. Patterson, aged 66, a re­ of his crop.
of all farm receipts will thus be had.
K ansas City, Mo.—W ith the death
cal bills W ednesday proposing bonus­ Monday of four m ore em ployes of the tired real estate dealer of 444 C arter
Eugene.— A iarge num ber of sheep
In this m an n er the banker is assist­ specialists in dairying and crops at
es a t the rate of $30 a month for each Murray grain elevator here, which was ane, Portland.
have been brought into Lane county ing the farm er to keep his record. The the college. Most of the difficulties
Mr. P atterson, ow ner and driver of
m onth's service of soldiers, sailors,
wrecked Saturday by a spontaneous the machine, lost control and w ent into th is year and the num ber now in the object is not to get the b anker to do reported are w ith oats and vetch,
m arines and Red Cross nurses. It
sm all ditch when he was compelled county is clim bing back to w hat It was th e work for th e farm er, b u t to m ake which should not be ensiled until they
com bustion explosion and fire, the list
was estim ated $1,400,000.000 would be of fatalities in connection w ith the to swerve sharply to th e rig h t to avoid four or five years ago, according to he may have attained, as a good farm ­ reach the hay stage. The hard seeds
required to make the paym ents.
striking a m achine driven by C. H. N. S. Robb, county ag ricu ltu ral a g e n t
accident reached 13.
er, may be lo st by poor business man- of th e vetch is modified in ferm enta­
Barnett of Wasco, Or. The B arnett
One hundred and twenty-one women
Four bodies w ere taken from the m achine had been parked by the road Wool prices look good for another year, the farm er realize th a t w hat success tion in change to silage. T he crops
teachers in the public schools in Yak­ ruins Monday.
Five persons were side until the presidential party had says the agent, and w ith the num ber agem ent, and th a t the rem edy is busi­ should be cu t ra th e r fine and packed
ima, Wash., have so far been able, killed outright by th e explosion or passed by on its way into the city. of sheep 25 per cent below normal ness methods. A half dozen years ago very tig h t in the silos.
Thinking, he asserts, th a t the long in all of the large w estern sheep states a banking system was n ot thought
with the help of City Superintendent died early Monday.
line of automobiles had passed. Mr.
Two hundred thousand pounds of
Davis, to find only 11 suitable rooms
Officials of the com pany said the B arnett sta rted his m achine back into sheep raisin g looks as If it will rem ain necessary by many farm ers. Today
for r e n t The situation is causing the loss would be in the neighborhood of the road, but had stopped squarely in profitable for several years, is the the successful farm er realizes th at a gunpow der m anufactured in this coun­
school authorities em b arra ssm e n t as $3,500.000. They said th ere w ere ap­ the roadway when Mr. P atterso n ap­ opinion of Mr. Robb.
bank is as much an aid to financial try, sold to England, then to R ussia
the opening of school Is only about a proximately 1,000,000.000 bushels of proached in his big ca r traveling about
progress as a good farm and good and finally resold to the U nited S tates,
Salem.—Acting
on
a
le
tte
r
sent
out
40 miles an hour, according to w it­
week d is ta n t
turned out to be useless.
grain in the elevator.
m
nesses.
by Fred O. Buchtel of the Oregon pub­ ethods of farming. The bank, on
lic
service
commission,
J.
P.
O’Brien,
Four hundred thousand German
Milk Testers' Exams. Monthly.
Japan Demands Shantung.
A ppointm ent of J. W. Severy of St.
Sugar Crop is Largest.
federal m anager of the United States
w orkers have volunteered for the work
Milk te ste rs’ exam ination will be
New York.—Japan will refuse to r a t­
Louis, as in stru cto r in botany is an­
Honolulu,
T.
H.—The
sugar
crop
of
railroad
adm
inistration,
has
called
a
of restoration In northern France, ac­
ify the peace trea ty if the Shantung the territo ry of H aw aii th is year will m eeting in P ortland for Monday, when nounced. Severy was recently dis­ held a t the sta te ag ricu ltu ral college
cording to Vorwaerts. Large scale re
clause is excluded, in the opinion of reach 605,000 tons. T his is above any a com m ittee sim ilar to the national charged from a hospital u n it in the a t Corvallis the first T hursday in each
construction operations are contem ­
Baron Shtmpel Goto, m em ber of the previous estim ate by several thousand board of defense will be organized to American E xpeditionary forces and month, and a t Portland. 611 W orces­
plated.
Japanese national commission for dis­ tons and is based upon the latest cal­ deal w ith th e threatened car shortage since then has served as a chem ist in te r building, a t such dates as may be
P e te r Lynch, said to be an organizer cussion of foreign policies and form er culations on “cleanups" at several fn Oregon. All railroad heads in the a com m ercial plant. He is a graduate announced by the sta te dairy and food
fo r th e I. W. W., who was arrested foreign m inister, who arrived here on plantation«. The factories have ship­ northw est, together with yard m asters of Oberlin college w here he obtained com m issioner. A pplicants for the col­
S atu rd ay and placed In the city Jail his way home afte r a three-m onths’ ped 446,000 tons and 31,000 tons more and m any o th er officials, have been final honors in botany and spent two lege exam inations m ust notify the
a t C alip atiia, C a l, was released from visit to England and France. Baron will be sen t to San Francisco prior to urged to attend. The committee, when years as a g raduate student and t each- dairy departm ent in tim e to allow
Jail, escorted to the city lim its by a Goto said he spoke as a private citizen October 15. The total output from organized
ill proceed along the lin e slin g fellow stu d en ts in th e Shaw school preparations for all who may enter,
•'citizens’ " com m ittee and ordered and was expressing only his personal original m ills will be 585.000 tons of adopted by the railroads of the country of botany, W ashington university, S t says P. M. B randt, chief. All te ste rs
never to return.
views.
m ust be licensed.
Louis.
raw sugar and 20,000 tons of refined. during the war.
Demobilization of the navy demoral
ized the A tlantic fleet so fa r as man
power is concerned, it was said S atur­
day a t the navy departm ent.
50 HURT IN FIRE;
LOSS IN MILLIONS
FARM ER AND BANKER
WORK HAND IN HAND
AUTO WRECK KILLS
2 OF WILSON PARTY