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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1920)
- T* EHM AN f BUNT Y f BSfBVER ± ü s ta .b lis h e d 1 » W 7 . J . R. M o rg a n ’ J D s x x tls t M oi*o, ô h e r m a n W in BRING TREATY BACK TO SENATE U o u n t v , , U re < /p n . MAY NOT KNOW PAGO PAGO SE C R ETA R Y HOUSTON .r r i d a v . I F e b r u a r y 0 , 19Ü O . NEWSPAPERS DON’T TELL ALL °'"'»' Soc., . for/u© F i v e G e n ia MENACE SEEN IN FARMERS' UNREST Yet Town on Island of Tutuila, In S IR O LIVER LODGE A s.a Matter of Fact, World Must Not American Samoa, Is Worth Atten» / Bo Judged by What Ons May tlon of Tourists. See In Print. Office on First street, • " 111 T Pago Pago, on the Island of Tutu- Through all civilized countries folks Economic S tru ctu re of Nation MORO, - O R E G O N P a rty L ea d e rs Join F orces to Ha In A m erican Samoa, would prob spend a lot of their tim e Just read Threatened by W idespread ably be an easy w inner In com petition Put P act U nder C onsider ing the papers. And It Is all rig h t fo r the least-know n town of Its .size too. Everybody reads the papers. S p irit of Discontent. under th e A m erican flag. ation N e x t W eek. But one must he enreful to keep Most A m ericans never heard of Pago one’s equilibrium at the sam e time. We P ag o ; y et It has an excellent harbor, W ashington.—Indication of a wide m ust not make the m istake of sup W ashington.—R epublican lead ers of Is an Im portant naval coaling s ta tio n / posing th at there is nothing else going spread sp irit of unrest and dissatis the se n ate joined forces w ith th e dem o and Is governed by A m erican naval on In the w o rld ’except th at which the faction am ong the farm ers of the coun Office in the Bank o f M o ro b u ild c ra ts Monday to bring th e peace trea ty officers. . ' ' . • papers print. try, so th reaten in g as likely to disturb ing, upstairs. back into the open se n ate early nex t T he Island of T ltu lla Is one of six T he papens publish only the the existing economic stru ctu re, Is con little tropical utols which co n stitu te week. th a t Is sta rtlin g or sensational. N at aldered by governm ent officials to be ■flO RO . : OREGON C ountering the dem ocratic plan to American Samoa. They a re all moun urally, th a t’s all they publish. W hat revealed In m ore th a n 40,000 replies tain o u s and e re picturesque with th e ir reopen th e d eb ate n ex t T uesday, S ena ever Is unusual, out of’ the onFlnary, to a questional re recently sen t out by Jungle-covered steeps and th eir g rea t to r Lodge served notice th a t be would som ething th a t astonishes one—these groves sheltering little w hite ua the postoffice departm ent. things are w hat the papers print. W ALTER W. HA RT c a k e a sim ilar effo rt next Monday. palm tlve towns. The sen tim ents of the farm ers were If you w ere to go Into a newspa Abe e a rlie r date prom ptly w as accep t T hese natives a re a peculiarly a t obtained by the broadcasting of 200, per office w ith an Item, say, about a id by th e dem o crats and In m any q u ar tractiv e people, as any American 000 copies of a questlonalre through smun who hnd reared his family care .era It w as p redicted th a t co n sld era Jack ie w ho has spent a while at Pago fully, sent them to school and hnd out the ag ricu ltu ral states asking for »on of th e tre a ty would be resum ed Pago will tell yon. They a re kindly paid the m ortgage oft his home, the suggestions whereby the postoffice de Vogt BUM- hospitable, and full of fun, while some ben by unanim ous consent. editor w ouldn't put th at piece In the p arta ien t m ight aid In cu ttin g down of the women, especially the half- It was em phasized on all sides, how paper because there Is nothing unusual the cost o f living. D A L L E S , - O R E G O N ever, th a t th e ag reem en t to ag ain p ut castes, a re really beautiful. about It. The great proportion of the replies T he fav o rite n ativ e diversion, .be tre a ty form ally before the se n ate But If the Item were about a man as sum m arized by officiate, show the strangely enough, Is cricket, which wall did not m ean the lead ers w ere optim who refused to work to support hl* m ajor com plaints of the farm ers in tau g h t the Sam oans by B ritish mis family, and who beat his wife over the .Stic o ver the pro sp ects of its final sionaries long ago, and has well nigh David F. H ouston, form erly secre head with a club, and who chased them num erical o rd er to be: „ disposition. It was predicted tb b t supplanted all the really Indigenous Inability to obtain labor to work ta ry of ag ricu ltu re, who w as recently all out In the middle of the ..m e t)t th e m inor points a t issue, sports. B ut th e Samoan hns m ade of a p p o b ite d ^ e c re te rj^ o f^ lh e ^ tre a ^ ry ^ ^ night In the rain, then the editor would th e farm s; hired help and the farm ers' 8 lr O liver Lodge,“ the noted British crick et a thing a f te r his own b arb aric di reshed o ut in th e inform al n eg o tia children having been lured to the city scientist and psychic who is visiting lit say It was “news.” heart. He plays w ith 40 or 50 men oUs of th e past, two weeks, m ight the United States. So, you see, It Is mostly the tro u hy higher wages and easier living. ^oou*be agreed on by th e sen ate itself, on a side, so th a t a grand scrim m age <n a n d S u rg e o n . High profita taken by the m iddle bles of th e^v o rld , Its seamy side, Its Is Inevljtabm; he roots w ith tomtom but se n ato rs w ere not so hopeful in crime nnd ssffering and squalor that men for th e m ere handling of food and with Intense excitem ent > and the regard to th e d isag reem en t o v er a rti get Into the papers. products and lack of proper agencies w inners alw ays perform a "serpentine, » a, O re g o n . Yet, there Is the world’s other side, of co n tract between the farm er and cle 10 and th e Monroe doctrine. which has all th e ch aracteristics of thank God—Its bright side. Its loVe the u ltim ate consumer. As soon as a resum ption of open I -'» s a v a g ^ w a r dance. *. * *»» re sid e n ce *. and gladness mid charity nnd the help Jiscu ssio n seem ed assu red , lead ers of Many of the replies, said one of London.—-Bolshevist agents e n tru st that one man gives ntiother. the two p arties put th e ir h ead s to TURN TO PRIVATE CURRENCY ficial, probably as m any as 60 per Read file papers, of course. But, ed w ith message» regarding sensation g eth er to w ork out som e m ethod of when you rend them do ndt get the cent, Indicated th a t the w riters con W ashington.—D rastic reduction In keeping th e d eb ate w ithin reaso n ab le People of Siberia Satisfied W ith the al w idespread red plans have been for Ideu Into your head thnt th e world ts tem plate eith er leaving th e ir farm s or the num ber of natlin al banks designat a considerable tim e traveling between t v - phone M 72 bounds. Revival of th e clo tu re rule T rade Check» T h at th e M erchants plunging headlong to perdition, be curtailing acrd&ge under cultivation, ed, as governm ent depositories Is b e in ’ B erlin and soviet R ussia on *false cre pitone 463 was suggested but m any se n ato rs Have I »sued. cause such tu not the case.—Utlea because of one or more of the three d entials, It Is sta te d ,in official quarters. Globe. ----- ------— ---------- .......... m ajor grievance» and because of the made by the treasu ry departm ent wl thought it too dtt^tic. the result th a t less th an 400 of 1341 P riv ate trade-checks. Issued hy Arms The c re d en tia ls they carried are said to The le tte r of V iscount Grey, form er growing feeling ag ain st non producing such Institutions holding federal funds and w ealthy Individuate, have lurgely have described them as delegates of WINGS FOR MRS. VANDERBILT British am b assad o r here, to th e Lon city dwellers. replaced the national currency In Si on June 30, 1919, are expected to escape don Times, In which he said A m eri beria. T he ruble— In any form outside th e A m erican Red Cross m ission In the pruning knife. B erlin to conduct Investigations re Soldier Admired Spirit of His E nter can reserv atio n s to th e peace tre a ty th e metal disk—Is too unstable to he Changes In th e governm ent’s finan tainer, but Couldn't Quits were ju stified from an A m erican p o in t accounted of real value and the w ork g ard in g th e exchange of German cial situation, brought about by w ar’s p riso n ers from Russia. C redit the Rest. of view, will h asten ratificatio n . It man who finds him self w ith pockets fiscal operations, It was said officially, T hese couriers, It appears, were full of- “Omsk” or "K erensky" cu r was believed here. have made It necessary to abolish Mrs. W. K. V anderbilt tells this story rency need hold no fe a r of being con ca rry in g disp atch es between ^loscow ' ’i v vpp. H otel Sherman hundreds of the depositories and revise sidered a plutocrat. F o r the ruble, up and bolshevtet organizations in o th er on h erself: SI a * was doln™ canteen work Jn th e plan for distribution of governm ent to a féw m onths ago w orth half a dol countries, Including the German Spar- A A SCO, : OREGON W ashington.—In yotlng to recom monies am ong banks employed since France during the recent m isunder lar In exchange, has dim inished to ta clsts and th e Sw iss com m unists, standing In th at vicinity, and devoted mend new governm ent loans of $50.- som ew hat less than four cents, face Lithuanian authorities discovered consideratile time to entertaining ,000,000 to European countrlea for food prior to 1912. value. True, th e green paper vurlety P ractically half of th e banks to be the illicit traveling after Lithuania’s American soldiers In one of the hostess relief, the house ways and m eans com labeled “K erensky" com mands n high deprived of governm ent balances nl borders had been crossed many times, houses. B e'ng an excellent dancer m ittoe, Including Its republican m em er prem ium th an do th e yellow-bucked ready have been elim inated from tb- and a number arrests followed. and attractiv e, she was In much de bers, w ent counter to the m ajority W ashington.—O peration of th e ra il hills of O m ak; true, again, the tender rolls and outstanding balances tbi; Not a ll th e couriers w ere provided mand nmorjg. the hoys.- One evening view of the republican legislative roads, P ullm an line«, express com of the form êr is w orth m ore than w ith A m erican papers, ~ b u t such she danced several tim es w lth ta tall 'ste e rin g com m ittee. 8|x dem ocratic have been reduced from $52,000,000 t E Y E S P E C IA L IS T panies and w aterw ays, unified u nder ellh er of the two aforementioned^ But $27,000,000. tow -halred doughboy who showed fo r all practieal purposes the people forged cred en tials were found on sev federal control, has cost the nation of Vladivostok receive and dem and— W ith the establishm ent of the fed symptoms of great loneliness nnd mem bers joined the m ajority a fte r fall eral of th e prisoners. W ickersham O ptical Co., 617-18 aftproxlm ately >700,000,000, according q h lte as a m a tte r of course— the quaint talked volubly about things In Mich I ing to get a larger fund, but reserved oral reserve hanks and branches, rev the right to seek a ir Increase when .ernm ent paym ents have been m-'d to official calculation, since they were slips Issued liy th e ir tradesm en. E n Oregonian Bldg. gnn. taken over two years ago. PO R TLAN D . O REG O N 3 6 I. W. W. CO NVICTED When the evening was ended, the the bill, com es up lu the house. te rp rise oo the p art of the m erchants, more and m ore through them and tbu tow-haired one came over to Mrs Action by the ways and m eans com abolishm ent of the national bank <1 F ig aro s made public by the railro ad It may he observed, keeps pace w’ith W ill visit M o ro on regular schedule every two weeks. W a tch for announcement. m ittee followed a conference between poaltorles represents a fu rth e r lean ad m in istratio n revealed a net loss of the tim es; for example, one Vladivo Tacom a Ju ry Brings In V erdict A fter Vanderbilt. "I’ve had a bully tim e," he said, it» republican m em bers and the ste e r lng of the treasu ry on the reserve 58 Hours. $594,200,000 from railro ad operation stok re sta u ra te u r has had Ills checks alone In th e two years. S tatistics, made to ren d : "A m erican Grill. Two Tacom a, W ash.—A fter being out for “and I want to keep track of you. ing com m ittee, at which the steering banks In carry in g on the n atio n ’s Dual Rubles. Not Good for Ever." 58 hours, th e Jury in th e case of 36 W e're moving out of here tomorrow, com m ittee m em bers expressed disap ness. H o u r* by Appointm ent gathered from official sources as to Phone for the front. But if we get bnek. I’d proval of any loan on the ground th at operatin g costs of the Pullm an lines alleged I. W. W„ charged w ith crim Swordfish a F athead. like tor look you up over in the States. congress had no auth o rity to give away and w aterw ays and express com panies inal syndicalism ,* retu rn ed a verdict My \nnrife is Albert Brldgemnn, from It surely would be Imprudent to ad BRIEF GENERAL NEW S funds, while In the senate both demo while operated by th e governm ent dress th a t form idable creature, the of guilty. . Grnnd Rapids. W hat’s yours?" crats and republicans voiced opposl* In th e recom m endation retu rn ed show th e addition of $100,000,000 to swordfish as F athead, yet the term "I’m Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt,” she re Official figures given out show th a t tlon to additional credits to any Euro the British national debt on April 1, w ith th e v erd ict it was ask ed th a t th ^ piled. the tran sp o rta tio n costs. would he quite appropriate. The heads of one hundred average co u rt ex ercise as m uch clem ency as The doughboy scanned her from pean country. Heavy losses of November and De 1919, was £7,481,000,000. cember are charged to th e coal strik e. swordfish will ^yleld sixty-live gallons possible, as it was th e organization head to foot. Day lahnrerB em ployed in the plants “T h a t’s right, chicken,” he said, In a statem en t by the railroad ad m in is of an oil th a t has high m arket value. ra th e r th an th e Individuals which had of th e U nited S tates Steel corporation BRITAIN OW ES U. S. MOST "fly high!" * tratio n . A deficit of $1-11,600,000 was Refined and sun bleached. It Is Indis been on trial. have been granted a 10 per cent wage MORO, ORE. O ffice at'JReiidence. tinguishable from whale oil, and fetch shown for those two m onths. T he d efen d an ts w ere a rre ste d In Ta Accrued In terest on Loans, $144,440,- Increase.. . Treasure-Trove. es the sam e price. In ’fact, commer Much of the loss during 1919 should cially. It Is whale oil. com a sh o rtly afte r th e C en tralia out 837; Total for Europe, $325,000,000. An extensive survey of living costs Tobermory Bay Is becoming seri be charged to the first six m onths of break la st A rm istice day. ously Interesting. The salving opera W hale oil Is obtained on a much W ashington.—Accrued Interest on in the principal cities of the country the year, according to th e official ex Inrger scale from halibut heads, which tions In Connection with the Spanish loans to Europe totals about $325,000?- will be started thia week by the de planation. are treated In the sam e way as the P o rtlan d P o stm aster W ill Not Resign. galleon, supposedly The Florencla, 000, according to a table subm itted p artm ent of labor. The statem en t shows th at of a loss swordfish heads—I. e., cooked to a Samuel Adams of Chicago, editor of P o rtlan d , Or.— F ran k S. Myers, P o rt which for three and n half centuries to the house ways and m eans com m it of $349,200,000 for the 12 m onths, pulp with steam and pressed. A short land po stm aster, who w as req u ested to hns lain a ‘wreck off the const of the tee by the treasu ry departm ent, which the American F ruit Grower, has an $228,700,000 came d u rin g the first six ton of them will yield forty gallons of resign by th e postofflee departm ent, Isle of Mull, are being brought to the plans to defer collection for a few nounced his candidacy for the republi surface—among them a beautifully Send your.tires and tubes to Wasco m onths when th e re was "a prolonged oil, Boston and G loucester (Mass.) can nom ination for vice p resid e n t annually-firoduce tw elve thousand gal has declared he will n o t resign, and chased silver plate nnd the o rna years. slum p in freig h t business following Mrs. W illiam B. Leeds, widow of G reat B ritain owes the moat in te r V ulcanizing Station fo r repairs. lons of refined w hale oil from halibut announces his d eterm in atio n to fight mented handle of a silver flagon. In the signing of the arm istice.” It adds heads. to the la st ditch before he will relin terest In the operations has brought est, the total on loans to th a t coun the Am erican tinplate m agnate, was th a t “ If th e rate increase which went AU work guaranteed. m arried by ch’il cerem ony lo Prince Away back in th e ’7 0 s somebody dis quish the office. crow ds to this p art of the Scottish try being $144,440,837.. into effect In Ju n e 1918 had become covered th a t salmon heads were rich const nnd n eith er bed nor board Is to In terest owed by other countries Is: C hristopher, younger brother of form er effective the previous Jan u ary , the In oil. and since then the production he obtained by late comers. The div France, $94,021,749; Italy, $54,25«,- King C onstantine of Greece, a t Gene St. Louis Schools Closed. loss for th e two years would probably of it has been a considerable Industry ers have not perform ed th eir work 589; Russia. $16,832,662; Belgium. $11,- va on Saturday. St. Louis.—T here w ere 430 cases of w ithout some sign of protest from sen In connection with the Pacific salmon Louis W. Hill, chairm an of the board 465,278; C zech o slo v ak ia, $1.667,083; Wasco, - - Oregon not have exceeded $104,000^800.” fishery. By 1895 thé annual output influenza reported here Sunday* b rin g dvyellcrs. One of them disturbed re of directors of the G reat N orthern rail Serbia, $917,299; Rum ania, $609,873; ing th e total since Jariuafy"19 to 3678 cently s huge conger m easuring some hud risen to fifty thousand gallons. road, and son of the late Jam es J. HUI, FARM ANIM ALS DECREASE All public and private schools closed 15 feet. The annoyance of the animal Liberia, $548. announced th a t he, will retire from was unm istakable. T reasure-trove Is His Identity. a t noon Monday. Falling Off in N um bers and Value undoubtedly now w lthlq grasp, but NAVY W IL L HAVE 940 S H IP S active m anagem ent of the roa<i shortly "I see you have a new professional afte r it Is restored to private owner* Also Shown. difficulty Is experienced In bringing man In tow n,” said -the picture en W ar Insurance Can Nof be R einstated. the finds whole and uninjured to tlie Peace S trength Will Include 16 Oread ship. W ashington.—F arm anim ate of the larger, who visited the ham let sufil W a llin g to n .—Ex serv ice men may surface. All New England and New York naughts, Says Admiral. United S tates w ere valued at $8,661,- clently often to he mildly Interested In re in state th eir w ar risk term Insurance sta te early in the week were In the the happenings thereof. “I noticed the 443,000 off Ja n u a ry 1, com pared w ith W ashington. — A pproxim ately 940 The Flying Era. sign. ‘J. W. Bloor, O. ). D., M. T. D., D. a t any tim e before Ju ly 1, 1920, under grip of the coldest w eather of the win $8,827,894,000 a year ago, the d ep a rt M all-carrying nlrplanes are already w arships, including 16 dreadnaughta, ter, new records for low tem perature C . W hat Is he pra iCTlclng, 'anyhow — a now ru lin g of thu b u reau of w ar risk an old story, w rites A. Bussell Bond, 13 pre dreadnaughta, eight arm ored being reported In many com m unities. Phone M ain 314 M o ro , Oregon m ent of ag ric u ltu re announced. Horses logomachy?” Insurance. num bered 21,109,000, a decrease of 1.4 In "InvenTlons of the G reat W ar.” In cru isers and 17 light cruisers will be “N ope; economy nnd eye doctoring," Freight and Express The therm om eter registered from 8 per cent from a year ago and were refilled the landlord of the Petunia Europe the big bomhlqg machines are the peqce tim e strength of the Ameri TH E MARKET8. to 42 degrees below zero. H andled P rom ptly. M.oving valued at $1,992,542.000. being used for passenger service be can navy afte r Ju ly 1, the house naval tavern.—K ansas City Star. Portland. E fficiently Attended T o . tween cities. T here Is an air line com m ittee was told by Rear-Adm iral Mules num bered 4,995,000, a decrease O ats—No. 3 white feed, $61 a tom between P aris nnd London. The a ir Taylor, chief of the bureau of construc U.8. All Right, Says FarmSVs Memorial C anada's Fuel Resources. - of 1.1 per cent from a year ago.( T h eir C orn—Whole, $66; crack ed , 468. W ashington.—T here Is nothing fun planes carry from a dozen to ns many tion and repair. T his will be three The fuel resources of Cnnndn are L value was $734,779,000. H ay—W illam ette valley tlm gthy, ns 50 passengers on a single trip. In Milk cows num bered 23,747,000, an situated-In the extrem e east mid west tim es the num ber In com m ission when dam entally wrong w ith the govern $20<h’28 per ton; alfalfa, $31.50. some cities here, ns well as nhroad, m ent of the United S tate s and th ere Increase of 0.6 per cent over a year and the w estern p art of Alberta ; the the pqjlce are being trained to fly, so the United S tate s declared w ar on is no need of change In existing social B u tter F a t—59®(>0o. lignite coals are situ ated In the prov ago. They were valued at $2,021,681,- Germany, but the com piiratlvo ton F o r the ’ thnt they can police the heavens when inces of Alliertn and Saskatchew an, E ggs-M tanch, 50c per dozen. sta n d ard s and economic laws, repre 000. the public takes to wings. Evidently, nage will only be about one and hue- sen tativ es of seven national farm o r hut lying between the lim its of these Poultry'—Hens, 30®S4c. D a ily O r e g o n ia n O ther cattle num bered 44,385,000, a I deposits Is a great stretch of te rri half tim es as great. C a ttle —-Best steers, $11.50012.50; the flying era Is here. ganizations declared in a m em orial d. crease of 4.2 per cent from a year to ry devoid of coul m easure of eco D a ily J o u rn a l good to choice, $11011.60; medium to adopted at a conference here and pre ago. T heir value was $1,914,576,000. nomic value. . The 12,000 square miles Thing of the Past. Japan Asks China to Negotiate. E v e n in g T k lc g r a m good, $9.50010.25. “An old gentlem an from tW»«* coun Sheep num bered 48,615,000, a de of pentaboks are situated In this area. W ashington.—T he Jap an ese em bas sented to congress. H ogs—Prlm o mixed, $15.50® 16; me- try visited W ashington the other day crease of 1 per cent from a year ago. A t the Observer office, M o ro . sy here was Informed officially that , dlum mixed, >15(0)15.50; pigs, $12.50® and set the capital In nn uproar. In A efused to Make Money. They were valued at $511,654,000. the Jap an ese governm ent had invited Farm Appropriation Report Ordered. fact, he was hailed as one of the na 'H ave we any currency left?" asked 14.50. Washington.—Carrying $31,000,000, Swine num bered 72,909,000, a de China to e n te r upon negotiations for 8hoep— E astern lambs, IJ6.5O017.5O. tion's lending hum orists.” the holshevlst prem ier. approximately $7,000,000 less than the crease of 8.7 per cent from a year ago the retu rn of G erm an rig h ts In Shan "N ot enough to p ap er one small valley lambs, $14.50016.60; ewes, $9 ‘ “W hat did he do or sny to moke department estim ates, the annual ag and were valued a t $1,886,212,000. tung and th a t while some of the young such an Impression?" room," replied th e m inister of finsnee, ©10,50. riculture appropriation bill waa or er elem ents In C hina had opposed the "He said he’d ‘copie to Washington, with a bolshevistic snick erf* h f heck, to see a specimen of that acceptance of th e Invitation, on the dered reported formally to the house 8lx H undred 8lnn Fein A rretted . "Then we’d b etter p rin t some more." Seattle. there senatorial dignity.’ "—Birming ground th a t C hina was not yet a mem. by the agriculture committee. The to “T h a t’s w hat I think, but th e p rin t Dublin.—Six hundred a rre sts w ere H ay—E astern W ashington tim othy, Caa ba ordered by mail for ham Age-11 era Id. . her of the L eague of N ations, It was tal Is $3.000,000 less than the appro m ade In th e nation wide raids against ers refuse to lift a hand until we pay $38039 per ton; alfalfa, $35. the whole family. The aasl- them off In real money.”—Birmingham believed the C hinese a re Inclined to priation for thia year. the Sinn Fein by the B ritish m ilitary . B u tter F at—68065c. Merely Thinking. Age-Herald. , eet aad beat shoe made today. accept the Invitation. au thorities. E ggs—Ranch, 48052c. "Yes," snld Mr. Brown, "my wife nhd N ation's A ssets to Be Inventoried A Real Corrective Shoe. P o ultry—Hens, heavy, dressed, 43c; I are thinking of chartering a yacht for Chance fo r Aviators. Washington.—Inventory of United Houston and Meredith Confirmed. the yenr." G overnor Cox a P resid en tial Candidate C hairs of aero n au tics have been es light, 40c. S tales r*sourc>e In manufactures, W ashington.—The senate has con "But Won't (hat be pretty expen WOUND CRIPPER SHOE STORE. Columbus. O .-^G overnor Jam es M tablished nt the universities of Cam ’ H ogs— Prim e, $16 7 5 0 1 ( 28; medium mines, quarries, oil nnd gas w ells, an ’ firmed David F. Houstori as secretary sive?" asked Mr. Hughes. Cox officially announced his candidacy bridge and London and various aero to choice, $ 1 6 0 16.60; pigs, $12013.60. M1H * “ » SUM*. PWtlMd. OrWM. “Not so long as ws confine ourselves of the treasury, aad B. T. Meredith u forestry* aud foreat products, trill Cattle— Best steers, $11.25013.76; for the democratic presidential nom nautical scholarships have been Insti gin March 1. It wng unounoad u to think I n> about It," replied Mr. aeoretary of agrioultrua» tuted In England, M ara. m U yss , $TQ15. luatloa. Brqwu. ' tnnsua bureau. Dr. C. E. Gard D E N 'T I S T D E N T IS T i C . L . P o le y BOLSHEVISTS USE RED CROSS PASSES TREASURY TO REDUCE DEPOSITORY LIST : vi-'j Ghormlfiy, MJ. $50,000,000 VOTED FOR FOOD RELIEF PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Of. f. I . CUBItt, 0. P. T. RAILROADS COST U. S.J700.000.000 DR. C. H. JOHNS Chiropractor V u lc a n iz in g GUY CHAMNESS W . N. JO N E S AUTO TRUCK'S DRAY " Subscription Orders Taken Ground Gripper Shoes r ~...............