THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON. Wounded Veterans on Inauguration Day JEWELERS President Harding Urges Enactment J of Emergency Aid, and It Is Ex­ pected Measure Will Be Taken Up Early in the Session, Wounded ex-seivlre men were given preferential seats at the inauguration of President Harding. At ibis conference. Senator Me- Nary of Oregon, chairman of Hie rec Jnnmtlon committee of the senate, laid before his colleagues the tentative draft of (lie proposed legislation, lie stated Hint the bill was a compromise anil ii composite of a number of other bills uiul called for opinion of the sen­ Four Generations of Daughertys r CARL HOOP* preacher y :"r r y :/ * THE CONTINENTAL WOOD STAVE PIPE' A l V e J * -' * Senator Smoot of 1’lnh opened the iflseiiHslon by arguing the importance of holding the legislation In irrigation reclamation. An outstanding feature of I lie con­ ference was the uniininioua enthusiast, expressed by every senator present in the prospects of securing Irrigation legislation carrying an appropriation of 92rai.000.tNN). In fact, the senators seemed to take the view Hint It «ould be comparatively easy to secure the passage of such legislation. 1 Reindeer steak nm.v soon he popular In the United Slates. \ ilhjalmur Stefansson, (right), world-famous explorer, and Carl J. Louien of Alaska met In Washington to assist tlie government in promoting the use of Alaskan rein­ deer. Mr. Stefansson is Interested In moving 5,000 of the animals from Lap- land to* Baffin Land to prepare them for tin* world market. According to a report from London, Mrs. Muriel MacSwIne.v, widow of Terence MacSwincy, lord mayor of Cork, will be married soon to Art O’Brien, secretary of the Irish Self- Determination league. EX-SENATOR WOUNDED First Indian Flyer Gets License Constabulary Bill Vstosd. Trenton. N. .1.— tlovemnr Kdw arils has vetoed a bill to establish a state constabulary. An attempt will he made In the legislature to override the veto. 70 Rail Chiefs Subjected to Grilling. Chicago — Attempting to bring out alleged dissension In the rnnics of rail­ way executives over national agree­ ments. labor counsel put two high offi­ cials through a grilling examination before the railroad labor board on Sat­ urday. F. I’. Walsh, union counsel, failed to obtain any admission, how­ ever. that there was division of opinion. Poland Accepts Plan. Warsaw. Poland has accepted the plan of the league of nations council for mediation o f the dispute with Lithuania arising from the occupation of Vllna by tleneral Zellgnuskl. Volcano in Eruptive State. Hilo, T. H.— The volcano of Ktlnuea Is overflowing from the pit of Hale- mauman. All of the trails-In the old crater bottom are running north, south and west, and a fountain of lava, the largest in the volcano's history, is spouting high, surrounded hy hun­ dreds of other fountains. The lava lake rose eighty feet In eight hours. Lightning Starts Disastrous Blare Muskogee, Okla.— A fire In the busi­ ness district here, said to have been atartisl by lightning, wns under con trol after one-fourth of a block bad 1 ms -ft practically destroyed. Tbs loss 1 is < stimated to be about 9230,00». Nevada Politician Convicted. Uonn, Nov.— James II Neven.Nevada politician and mining man. was con­ victed" of manslaughter In connection with the dt'iith hy shooting o f Mrs. Etta Hanna, in the latter's apartments, here on the night of February 3. Engineer Blamed for Accident. Washington.— Failure o f Fnglneman Long of the Michigan Central train to observe and obey certain signals, was responsible for ihe recent I’orler, 1ml., wreck In which thirty-seven | in c it y W h o l e s a l e m a r k e ts 96®*» N o r th w e s t e r n e x t r a ta n c y W in e s a p s m o s tly 9 2 ® * P«** are cheaper bo x in c o n su m in g c e n ters. N e a r ly 1,- THIS Y E A R * 500,000 bhls. o t b o xed an d b a rre le d s to c k c o m b in ed m oved out o f s t o r a g e The corf o f the seed is very .n u ll ‘ “ “ YSTiTi d u r in g F e b ru a ry , le a v in g t o ta l a p p le s with the value of Ihe crop 1 ; In c o ld s t o r a g e 2.812.222 b a r r e ls M a rch whv Quality i*. more important than I " ' 1 as q o m p a re d w ith 2 , 102,000 b a rre ls w hinq “ u ‘ »n seed. You van d e p en d on .d a .h 1. .-•j.#, an d 1.772,222 b a r r e l* March 1. 15)15). ■ ■ 1 V O G E L E R ’ S P U R IT Y SEEDS 0 • N ew lu r k u a n ia h ty p e c a b b a g e d o w n Protevt you ayxin.t In - v«k »our neighbor. 92® 5 p e r ton c o n s u m in g m a rk e ts , r a n g ­ Moet likely he h is been usintr them for thirty in g 98® 15 b u lk , s te a d y f. o. b. a rou n d year,. Our Clover. « heat. A Haifa. O ft* 98. Barley are crown in the mountain valleys nr F lo r id a c e le r y ste a d y , 92.75® 3.25 per I’ tah and Idaho they insure I n « « < rops of c r a te in c it y m a r k e t s ; 91.75® 1.85 f. o. b. better quality. Send for I0tl catalog- C a lifo r n ia c e le r y 94.76<®6.50 p e r cra te in midd*** w e s te r n m a rk ets. VOGELER SEED COMPANY L o u is ia n a K lo n d ik e s t r a w b e r r ie s in 24 p in t c r a te s 2 2 ® 25c per p in t N e w Y o r k ; 20® 23c B o s to n , |2.50 p e r c r a te f. o b. H a y . — R e c e ip t s in Kansas C ity h e a v ie r ; c le a r a n c e p r a ir ie h a y g o o d at lo w e r prices. A l f a l f a in p o o r dem and, F or i r r i g a t i o n tim o th y w e ll c le a r e d up. S p rin g w o rk and s o ft ro a d s c h e c k in g m o v e m e n t. general IJ . I ' “ » farm purposes. C h ic a g o r e c e ip ts h a ve d e c re a s e d s u f f i ­ c ie n t ly to ~ * v e m a r k e t ' s lig h t ly b e tte r F o r fu ll In fo rm a tio n w rite tone. G ood C h ic a g o dem an d fo r N o. 1 t im o th y ; fa ir dem an d f o r a l f a l f a ; s o u th ­ M O K K I S O N . M K H l(II.I. (¡O. w e s t p r a ir ie d em an d lim ite d . In s u ffi­ c ie n t r e c e ip ts g o o d g r a d e h a y C in c in ­ n a ti to s u p p ly r e q u ir e m e n ts bu t an y m a t e r ia l in c re a s e w ou ld sto p p re sen t R E D S T R E A K S OF H O N E S T Y s h ip p id g in q u ir y . M em p h is m a r k e t d u ll E X I S T IN E V E R Y B O D Y but n ot q u o ta b ly lo w e r b ecau se o f v e r y And thereby we collect more than two hun­ lig h t rec eip ts. Q u o te d N o. 1 tim o th y dred thousand dollars yearly. Turn in your 927 M em phis, 924.50 C in c in n a ti. 924 claims and we w ill collect some money for you. C h ic a g o ; N o. 2 t im o th y $24 M em p h is, 922.50 C in c in n a ti. 120.50 C h ic a g o ; No. 1 a lfu lfa 928 M em ph is, $23 C in c in n a ti; N o. Francis G. Luke, < ¡ener.il Manager 2 A l f a l f a 920.50 M e m p h is ; N o. 1 c lo v e r Continental Nat l. Bank BUIg, Salt Lake City m ix e d $22.50 C in c in n a ti. "Some people don't like us” F ee i| .—B ran q u o ted $L lo w e r in p r a c ­ t i c a lly a ll m a r k e ts ; o t h e r w h e a t fe e d s ea sie r. B id s o f 50 cen ts b e lo w p r e v a il­ W A L K E K 8 B E A IT Y PARLOR. in g p ric e s b e in g a c c e p te d by s e v e ra l Switch transformations worth $12 for $8.50. m ills fo r A p r il d e liv e r y . L i t t l e in te r e s t Switches worth $7.50 for $6, by mail. ^ Cut sh o w n by b u y ers in d e fe r r e d sh ip m en t. sample from center of head. 320 South Main. H o m in y fe e d , c o tto n s e e d m ea l, g ro u n d b a r le y 50 c® $1 lo w e r ; a ll o t h e r fe ed s CLEANERS A DYERS. w e a k and in a m p le su p p ly . L in s eed Quality. Service. m ea l a lso d is p la y in g w ea k te n d e n c y in Clothes insured. Work guaranteed. We pay T o le d o u n der g o o d r e c e ip ts and stock s. return postage. Price list on request. G ood dem an d f o r lin s eed m eal C h ic a g o Myers Cleaners & Dyers, 114 E. Broadway. fr o m d a ir y s e c tio n s ; jo b b e r s h a ve a d ­ v a n c e d q u o ta tio n s in lin e w it h m ill Dry Cleaning by Parcel Post. Send your suits, p ric es. D em a n d fr o m c o u n tr y tra d e r e ­ dresses, coats, etc. to us for “ Master Cleaning m a in s lig h t. Q u o te d : S p rin g an d hard and Dyeing.” Salt’s Lake’s leading cleaners. b ra n $27.50, sort $2vS C in c in n a ti; s p r in g We pay return charges. Regal Cleaning & b ra n $25.25, m id d lin g s $24 C h ic a g o ; l i n ­ Dyeing Co.. 156-160 E. 2nd So. s e ed m eal $42 T o le d o , $41 B u f fa lo , 36 p e r ce n t c o tto n s e e d ...eal $25 M e m p h is , M ONPM ENTS. Write for catalog. Standard w h ite h om in y fe e d $24 C h ic a g o , $23 St. Marble & Granite Co., 117 W. Broadway. L o u is . N o. 1 a lfa lfa m ea l $18.50 K a n s a s C ity , $20.50 St. L o u is, g lu te n fe e d $37 T Y P E W R IT E R S : New and rebuilt, repaired C h ic a g o , flo u r m id d lin g s $28, r e d d o g and exchanged. Ribbons and carbons for all make». U TA H TY P E W R IT E R EX. CO., Dept F. $34.50 C h ic a g o . L iv e S tock h ik I M e a t ».— P r ic e s o f RUBBER STAMPS & STENCILS. Seals and p r a c t ic a lly a ll cla s s e s o f l i v e s to c k at ear tags also made. Send for samples, prices, C h ic a g o d e clin e d th e past w e e k . H o g s etc. Salt Lake Stamp Co., 65 W. Broadway. d o w n 50® 70c; b e e f and b u tch e r c a ttle , an d fa t e w e s 25 ® 5 0 c; fa t la m b s 76 c® S A L T LAK E BUSINESS COLLEGE. 91.50; y e a r lin g w e t h e r s 50 @ 7 5c; fe e d e r s t e e r s s te a d y to 25c lo w e r . M a rch 18th Save lodging ; work after achool: enroll anytime. C h ic a g o p ric es: H o g s , bu lk o f sales, 99.25® 10.75. t e d i u m an d good b e ef «2 an *Hmr cleaning and ahumpooiug rugs. s te e r s 98.40® iO; b u tch e r c o w s and MADE. Write for prices. Return ® $ 1 ; v e a l $1® 2. M u tto n g e n e r a lly $1 charges prepaid. Smythe Hat Factory. 116 E 2 S. lo w e r ; p o rk lo in s p r a c t ic a lly s te a d y ; la m b up $1®)2 h ig h e r p e r 100 lbs. PO U LTR Y BOUGHT. For best results ship M a rch IS p ric e s g o o d g r a d s m e a ts : B e e f poultry, eggs and game to Fulton Mkt. Correct $16® 17.50; v e a l $19® 20; la m b $18® 23; weight. Prompt returna. Write for prices. m u tton $ 11 ®) 15; lig h t p o rk lo in s $22® 25; h e a v y lo in s $17®21. OLDSMORILE DISTRIBUTORS. Cars hi truika. G ra in .— R e f l e c t i n g sto c k m a r k e t d e ­ Used car bargaina. A. E. Tourssen, 447 S. Main. c lin e s and th e g e n e r a l e c o n o m ic and in d u s tr ia l s itu a tio n , g r a in p r ic e s d r o p ­ d l l Piston R ings cure your motor troubles. ped s t e a d ily u n til th e 15th, w h en r e ­ * 111 d ill Piston King Co., liKast-Fourth South p o rts o f g r e e n b u g d a m a g e in s o u th ­ w est a n d e x p o r t s a le s o f f i v e m illio n RUBBER HOSPITAL. b u sh els w h e a t s t a r t e d a r e a c tio n th a t We cure injured rubber articles. Boots. Shoes. co n tin u e d u n til th e 17th. B u t b u y in g Hot Water bottles. Tires, Tubes, etc. Satisfaction p o w e r then g a v e o u t a n d w ith s e n t i­ guaranteed. Return charges prepaid. Western m en t fa v o r a b le to s e llin g sid e th e m a r ­ Rubber Sales Co., 134 E. Broadway. Salt I,ake. k e t slu m ped. E x p o r t d em an d n ow s lo w . T a lk o f lib e r a l m o v e m e n t fr o m C an ad a ELASTIC STOCKING MFRS. to A m e r ic a on o p e n in g n a v ig a tio n . Manufacturers abdominal. Maternity supporters. C ro p r e p o r ts fa v o r a b le . In C h ic a g o cash Truss fitters. S. H. Bowraar Co., Brooks Arcade. m a r k e t N o. 2 red w in t e r w h e a t 18% ® 20 % c o v e r C h ic a g o M a y ; N o. 3 m ix ed WELDING, AUTO RAD IATO RS £ Machinery c o rn 5-'V#®6c u n d e r M a y ; N o. 3 y e llo w built and repaired. Best and cheapest. Potter 5 ® 6c under. F o r th e w e e k C h ic a g o Welding & Repairing Co,, 551 South State. M a y w h e a t lo s t 8 % c at $1.45 Q , M a y co rn l % c at 67 % c. M in n e a p o lis M a y L. D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE. w h e a t d o w n 6 % c a t $1.39%. K a n s a s School of Xttfertvncy. AH commercial branch«. C ity M a y 8 % c at $1.3§, W in n ip e g M a y 7c Catalog fr#. fib N. Main St., Salt Lake City. a t $1.77 •% . C h ic a g o M a rch w h e a t $1.54%.* M in n e a p o lis flo u r tra d e g o o d ; w h e a t KID FITTIN G CORSET PARLORS. dem an d s tr o n g . K a n s a s C it y m illin g Specialists in designing, making, fitting corsets. and e x p o r t d e m an d d u ll, w ith N o. 2 Hemstitching, embroidering, braiding, occordion hard 12c o v e r K a n s a s C it y M ay. and side pleating. Buttons made. 40 E. Bdwy. D a ir y P r o d u c t* .— B u tte r m a r k e ts fo r m ost p a rt, w e a k an d u n s e ttle d th e past MAKINELLO BEAUTY PARLOR. Hair goods k. a lth o u g h a som ew h at fir m e r and Marinelio preparations. Mail orders to n e p r e v a ile d a t the clo se. M a rch 18th solicited. Clift Bldg.. Salt Lake City, Utah. .»rices 92 sc o re 2-3e lo w e r th an a w e e k ago: N e w Y o r k 44 % c ; C h ic a g o 4 4 , * c ; VU LC A N IZIN G & RETREADING. Quality and ¡P h ila d e lp h ia a n d B o ston 45c. S u p p lies service. Standards Tire Works, 351 So State. d o m e s tic r .e s h sh ort, but lib e r a l a r r i v ­ Inventors' Modele blade. Key. lock and gun a ls D anish have made support ot‘ th is repairing. Knudson Novelty Co.. 355 So State. n a tu re In e f fe c t iv e . A g o o d m an y d e a l- a re c e n t e r in g in te r e s t on e g g s ; Trusses. Abdominal Supporters, hospital andsiek s p e c u la tiv e In te r e s t s o m e w h a t b a r g in g . room supplies. The Jones-Oakes Co. 166 S. Main. D o m e s tic p ro d u c tio n in c r e a s in g ; q u a li­ ty f a i r l y good . Si t YOt It LO C AL PU B LISH ER ■ W e a k n e s s w h ich has d e v e lo p e d at For loose leaf binders, special blanks, records W is c o n s in p r im a r y ch eese m a r k e ts is of all kinds. He gives Quality Service. b e in g fe lt in d is tr ib u t in g c e n te r s , and ton e is les s s te a d y than a w e e k a g o . ATTEND U TAH BUSINESS COLLEGE , P ric es. W is c o n s in p r im a r y m a r k e ts now' For Practical Busiuess balneation Boston Bltlg. a vera ge; T w in s 25c; D a isies 2 6 % c; D ou b le D a is ie s 25 % c; L o n g o r n s 26® MOLBK BARBER COLLEGE. Qualify as bar- 2 6 % c; Y o u n g A m e r ic a s 26 % c. ber in few weeks. 43 S. West Temple Street. BOYD PARK PLA N MEETS W ITH A PP R O V A L OF SENATE AND CONGRES­ SIONAL LEADERS. ators. SALT LAKE BUSINESS DIRECTORY THE FORONEY BILL W Until Ill'll III. — Til Kordnejr einer geitcy tariff hill, a vetoed by former President Wilson, «¡II be rushed through COURTCSM In I he extra session Artedln* to the request of President Harding for passaite of a measure de­ signed to help farmers, asking for protection against foreign competl tlon. Republican members of the lioust «a y s and means committee turned about on March 21 and voted to ri vlve the Kordney hill after agreeing a week ago not to consider any emer­ gency legislation ahead of a perma­ nent tariff and revenue revision. Senators Penrose, Smoot and Mc- ( 'umber of the senate finance com­ mittee agreed to the new program, which. It was explained, meets the ap­ proval of the president. Senator Pen­ rose expressed the belief that the emergency measure would be In the bunds of Mr. Harding within ten days after the convening of the special ses­ sion April 11. The new Kordney bill will lie pre­ sented with a six months’ limitation, but Its provisions will expire earlier should the permanent bill be enueted before the expiration of the six months’ iierlod. After disposing of the emergency measure in tlie first few days of the extra session, the bouse will lake up and pass tlie anti dumping bill, which « il l be follo«'ed by the allied measure fixing an American valuation on goods paying ad valorem. Then will come the permanent tariff, which Uepiiblh-iin lenders hope will be broad enough to satisfy all in­ terests demanding an upward re­ vision. WEEKLY MARKETGRAM Varney flying school, Nun Francisco, ha* nimmt out the first Indian F 1 telatili t* « half-breed Arapahoe from the Oklahoma reservation. I Ti e other fl t*r is Mon Sue), Chinese The «hite man is J. C. Irvine of the I P arile Aero dub. F. S. Senator Charles R of Nevada wax «hot in the wrist In the senate nffle« building in Washington. The assailant. Cl ¡trie« A. Brand, « a « recently relee« f r.. . an insane asylum. He wt « mi,. eat of Henderson. Menders« n Huge Sums Are Needed. Pittsburg.— Something like seventeen billion dollars must he provided by the federal government within thirty months to meet its running ex >en«c* and refunding operations. Secretary Weeks declared here In an address THE EMBROIDERY SHOP. 334 C lift Bldg. Hemstitch n*. pleating, machine and hand em­ broidering. outtona made, expert bead work. ARTISTS' M ATERIALS C. R. SAVAGE CO., 12 South Main. Fino . odak finishing and enlarging Artista' ma­ terials, picture framing, kodaks and films. IN TER -M O U N TA IN ART CO., picture frmm- ing. china painters andartist supplies 366 Main. B u sin ess Opportunity in Your Tow n A c o m p a n y h a v in g the e x c lu s iv e sa i. r ig h t * f o r U ta h . Id a h o. W v o - m ii.g an d N e v a d a , on a h ig h g r a d e *i'i* Jf a u to m o tiv e e q u lp m vn t d e ­ sire s a m an o f g o o d s ta n d in g in th e co m m u n ity w h o Is a liv e and w id e a w a k e to ta k e a t w o - t h ir d * in te r e s t In a bran ch to be op en e d in y o u r l o ­ c a lity . T h is c o m p a n y c a r r ie s o n ly su ch lin e s as a re p o p u la r sellers. Our plan Is ttalqae and d in ers from nny other method of d is fr lh n- tlon now pre vnlli na In the inter- niountnin «title« in the automotive equipment hmlaenn. W e need a m an w h o Is w i l l in g to do m an u a l w o r k co n n e c te d w ith the branch as w a il as m atin g sam e Th is p r o p o s itio n w ill r e q u ir e $37,70 do fo r a t w o - t h ir d s in te r e s t. W e hold a o n e -th ird In teres t. " e have a d v a n t a g e « to otter that n rr not to hr had In ordinary « im il a r ■■■en. ' **.t Y o u r b u sin ess w ou ld be V irt *?L * h , l n o f d e a le r * o f m o re than 100 sto res , o n e In ea ch c it y o r to w n h a n d lin g o u r h ig h g r a d e lin e In th is a r . a c o m m a n d in g the a u to m o ­ b ile t r a f f i c to lo o k to you o n ly fo r o u r p ro d u c ts in y o u r v ic in it y . F o r fu r t h e r in fo r m a t io n a d d ress C O M p T n VK .'.NSP rr \ ' Y K R T I S I NO Lak!PiH u ''u r a h °tf" 1 i X 141*’ S* ,t • -K T US H U Wt m o w to t.