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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
BARTENOERS ARR
PREY Of BANDITS
IN CHICAGO
Policeman Is Dead, Two Men
Are Dying and Three Are
Wounded as. Result Of Series
L tIoId-ups.
lrx Morning journal Special r.asea Wlr.,

lBy Morning Journal Special leased Wire,
Chicago, Nov. 11.-While the Chi
cago police We're seeking the two BAN
dts who escaped early today after 4
revolver battle following saloon
robbery at Cicero, in which five per-
sons were shot, two armed men. he
lieved to be the fugitives entered the
saloon of Adolph Levy on Northwest.
ern avenue tonight and when he re.
sisted an attempted robbery, shot him
three times, Levy is said to be
fatally injured
Half an hour later, while the police
were at the Levy saloon seeking a
trace of the robbers, the same men
entered the saloon of John Dhalep.
drew two revolvers ana robbed the
bartender and a lone customer.
The other member Of the bandit
trio who was shot, is at the point Of
death in a hospital here.
Policeman John Kane. who was
wounded in the Cicero battle, died to-
night. He remained conscious to the
last but was unable to speak
Five persons We're shot. two fatally
in an attempt early today to rob the
saloon Of Louis Belmont in the town
Of Cicero. Three bandits made the
attempt Of robbery aud when Bel
mont resisted the fight began.
one of the burglars was shot
through the head, and is not expected
to recover Policeman John Kane,
who ran to the aid of Belmont, was
shot through the body five times
Miller Collier, waitress, in an ad-
joining room. had her nose shot off
Belmont was hit twice, but will re-
cover. Fred Cobb, a patron, was hit
by three bullets. but his injuries are
not fatal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
POSSE CHASES NEGRO
WHO ROBBED WOMAN

Cairo ill. NoY. IA posse of cit
lzcus rom Mounds. eight miles north
of hers are ia pursuit of am unidenti-
fled regro in the surrounding wood
tonight as the result of an alleged
robhcry of woman here today.
CourN authorities are taking meas
urcs 20 prevent "a lynching
IL Us reported here that Airs. Rob-
ert camp was robbed of her purse as
she stepped off train in that Village
this lftcrnoun hy "a negro who ran.
The woman Immediately save the
alarm aud the marshal and citizens
or-auized and started after the fugi-
uv. who went in the direction of
Mound city and the National come
terry
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
DEAD
IN MINE AT
DELACUA
Strike Of Negro Labofefs De-
lays Removal Of Bodies AL
ready Found Inquest VIII be
Delayed,


lgs Morning journal Special feas'd Wirel
Trinidad colo. Nov. J.. Negro
minors who have been engaged ~ car"
rying tho bodies ~ the men killed IN
The Doiagua mine explosion from the
wrecked workings, struck today They
declared they would no longer work
for sos q das, complaining that the
stencil from dead mules and from tiir
bodies themselves WAS oyerpowering
THE strike delayed the removal of
bodies from the mine and but Two
8ere removed today bringing the
total number taken from the mine 10
seventy Zone According 10 Deputy
Coroner gipe there are ton more
bodies in he mine ready for renewal
III is though not improbable that
the toinl number Of victims 1f The OK
posion viii reacll eightN-fiye. SLOW
progress was made today In rcmov-
Ing The fallen rock from the main
slope where are the bodies Of Superin-
tendent William LOWS and four others
whom he had led into tho mine Just
before the explosion took place.
Another carload ~ hodies wfls
brought here tonight ana VIII be
buried tomorrow Governor J. II. Gull
fon announced tonight that the in
uuen on the deaths of those killed ga
the Delaeua viii not be- held until the
holding of the inquest on the stark
vile disaster which occurred octo-
ber y.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
HIGH WIND STOPS
AVIATION MEET
Flyers at Baltimore Forced to
Abandon Efforts to Make
New Altitude Records,

fBy Morning Journal Special feased Nirel
Baltimore, Nd NOV ia Wihd
such ais aviators abhor spoiled the
contemplated sport At the aviation
meet here today Half an hour after
the time set for the opening a light
rain was failing through brilliant sun
light
Assistant secretary Of the Navy
Withrop and party from Wash
inpton witnessed what little flying
there was during the afternoon. At
2;45 y. m. the wind, which had been
blowing Twenty-Five miles an hour,
died down TO seventeen, and HoXsey
in "a Wright passenger carrying hi
plane made a try for altitude and dur
alton
He found trouble with the wind In
the upper air. and descended after
having reached height of l,0a0 feet.
Just before he landed Hubert
Latham I'm his Antoinette started on
q duration flight. He Kept very close
TO the ground and his monoplane
rocked like a ship in a bad sea.
He came To earth after five min
ute flight
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
NEW YORK EXPERT
PLANTS RAH,RAH
BOYS ON PECQS
Agricultural Specialist Selects
Sites in New Mexico Where
College Graduates May
Learn Farming

Ispecial espondenee TO Morris ,ournall
New York. Nov. 9.-Georgc T. Pow
ell of Orchard farm, Ghont n Y,
aorieu1tural gpeciaIist ana a member
of Chatham orange. No. 900, has re-
Gently returned from Il trip through
New Mexico. where he has been Sc
Iecting farms for several Young men
from New York state-college grad
tlates. who. while their own land Is
being broken for planting. have hired
ont to farmers to learn, their meth
ods Some of these have paid $500
an acre for fruit orchards, and they
win get $1,000 per acre from the
fruit trees the second year after buy
ing their land.
Mr.. Powell tells about one farmer
who has just stored his wool crop of
900 600 pounds. for which he has a
standing offer of $4,000. But fruit
growing is the most profitable branch
to farmers in the section where Mr.
Powell visited. As Roswell. y. NJ.
has an elevation Of 1900 feo.. the
quality of the fruit raised on these
high altitude orchards is excellent.
Some of these orchards contain as
many as 500 acres. but smaller ones
not exceeding fifty acres are the
more profitable on account of the bet
ter care than can be given them. Mr.
Powell saws that every orchardist has
to spray his trees. and Il he fails to
do SO they are SPRAYED by the assoeiar
tfon and the cost is added to his
taxes irrigation is practiced four
times a wear. Sometimes the frost hits
the trees pretty hard while in bloom
but most OF the large growers have
smudge pots. and when the signal
service bureau notifies them of a com
ing frost they fill these pots with
Grade oil setting from 100 to $50
nots fo the acre and burning them an
night long. Each Of these pots holds
a gallon of crude oil. costing cents.
The cost Of smudaine is SIS To S21
ner acre for the pots. and $50 for the
oil and labor for three nights
Mr. Powell gives an interesting de-
scription of the process of irrigation
there Roswell is in the Pecos valley
and the ever melting snow on the
mountain tops gives a great flow of
water which. sinking under ground
sometimes as low as 800 feet below
the surface. From an occasional large
stream or even small lake that is sit
uated near the surface ditehes con
duct the water over 900 acres OF
land sometimes. bnt i'm most cases an
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
GLASS COMBINE IS
SMASHED


I
rittshnrg NOV, Fifteen officers
ana directors of The Imperial Window
Glass company pleaded noile con-
tendrc before Judge j. s, Young In the
Gnited states district court today to
a violation of the sherman antitrust
act and each WAS fined $500. At the
same time zine Of $500 was I'M
posed upon the corporation itself
with costs
Dissolution of The combine hy which
the government alleged monopoly
In hand blown window glass had hecn
established and W. increase in price
from 90 to 20 per cent effected, will
follow Immediately 1t was announced
hy attorneys for the company.
The Imperial window Glass COM
pany was Indicted hy the federal
grand Jury here Ia April with midi
Niduai indictments against thv otfi-
Ccis and directors. Attorneys who
addressed the court in bohall Of the
defendants argued that since there
had been no intention on the pnrt Of
the company to violate the law, the
penalty should be lighter
Tho court severely scored the de-
fcudants.
You are not a. draw the conclu-
sion said Judge Young. IRON the
fact than these fines are iight that
thcre arc not such cases whore inn
prlsOumcnt should bo penalty
Tho court had. he said, tnken into
consideration that the indicted direc-
tors had assisted the government ma-
termnN in It's Investigation and had
uot prosecuted business after the de
muucr was dismissed in October.
Childrcus ladps' souvenirs. Gem
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
.REC0UNTS ORDERED
IN MANY DISTRlCT S

Boston, Nov H. ltccOunts in mans
Of the districts whore Tuesdays cleo
tion left only a. narrow margin be-
tween opposing candidates viii begin
hcNt week Interest centers ~ the
fourth and fourteenth congressional
districts.
IN the former William T. Wilder,
republican, is apparently elected for
both the short and tie long terms by
20 ana it2 votes respectively over
John J Mitchell his democratic op-
p6nent
ia the fourteenth district the first
returns show Il margin OF seventy-two
Votes IN favor of Robert @ Harris, re-
publican. over Thomas G. Thatcher
democrat.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
LIBERALS ASK
IMMEDIATE
ELECTION
CAMPAIGN IN ENGLAND
ALREADY UNDER WAY
Premier Asquith FIaslens 10
Tell King Of Failure Of the
Constitutional Conferences
Women Taking an Active Pant


IBy Morning Jeurnni speeiai Afased wirel
London. NoN ii-An early general
election being assured, the question
now 4pitating the country is whether
Il win take place in December or jan
nary
"a. - Aaauth the prime minister.
who must decide thle question has
Kent his own counsel Iie Ieft town
thle afternoon ana not even the NOM
bers of the cabinet kneW his dcsuna-
lion until tho newspapers announced
hts arrival a. SaudrinRham, where
King George IL in residence.
The object nf ihe visit ie go ae~
qupint hIa majesty with thc failufe
ol the oonstitnri0nai conterene" anu
a. advise him "a the course the gov
errmenf intends % rursae
IT Is believed the cabinet has dccid-
ed moi 70 carry on any further work
with the parliament without such
guarantees as would insure success to
tne governments policy Ordinarily
the resolution on tic veto power OF
me mouse of lords which passed the
house of common 80 The last sosslona
IvaIld he discussed la the upper
chamber and the government w0nld
awalt rejection heforc takine action
Tho refusal ~ the eonstitntionai
conference to accept the government :
stp,' ~, NJ res,,i,ti,,t ,,..lcsp II
sha NV" aa N INK fs,l,rais The ouin-
M,a, Xxx e.sts.ns ,bat the government
,i,i,.T ,,,ts, rseiga o,, altien M ana.
s,l,,,i,,,, nf ,,a,,ie,ne,f
y, ~ s3adffin,,,t ia, tbe trend az
f,sit,,s ,,. t,,a,ai ,lr@1,s aisthnrtfv
f,,.n,s Nm it,,,,e,iiatn ela.tinn ANA II
4, i.'l., ,,,a. VIA. ,g,,,td
,,ii WV th. liherata H.
t",, ha snaN,4 atsna f., ex1,silent.
''s,,, - 80 rt,,sV sn,,4,,,aod ,'s ma.
i,1,''F ,t.,9.. -
~ t,,as.,,, -, IN, social and ot,er log-
has iogt mneh force since January
while tha inrrovemeni ln trade has
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
HUNGARIAN WANTED
$4,000 FROM
ROCKEFELLER
Writer Of Threatening Letter TO
Oil Ki1g Held in Jail at Chi
cagoi Police Decide He IS
Crazy

lHy Morning Journal speciaI Leased uirel
New york, Nov. CHARGED vita
writing threatening letter % iohn
D. Raekefeller demanding 100000,
Peter IinI3ohn, HungariHn, 20 years
old, is held at police headquarters
here
Haao Kardoff. Nhc accuses Lilli-
john Of sending tho 'efier TO him e
be Forwarded. made .hc complaint
III fdnG uld detectives nc received
two Ietters from Iiutjohn this after
nom ono written ia HpnRarian Wgs
addressed to the StandaId oil chief
and contained the demand for $50
600 The other was addressed 70
Kardoff and directed him to trans
Into aud forward the message to MI,
Rockefeller under threat of death
The letter addressed 60 Aif Roeke-
folef, translated follows
u have been sent by the Annrchis-
tic society and the Black Hand -
demand $4,000 from you, aud shonld
you refuse to uay the society that
amount We VIII till you. rifty thod-
sand dollars
'erhui does not amount to much
ana IL sou rcIuse a. pay II you viii
be killed we have other people
who contribute weekly monthly ana
half yearly, but we de- moi want u
This way from YOU We want IN I'M
mediate payment from yen.
There was second letter threaten
inc Mr.. Rockefeller With death. in
tended 10 he sent Il no reply was re-
coived To- the fret
Lilliiohn was arrested IN the offices
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
SAILOR COMMENDED
FOR SAVING LIFE

Washington. NOV. 1l.-Louis Lee
man Waller. a 17-year-old boy of
Chelsea, Mass. jumped overheard
from the United states framing ship
Cumberland off Newport, r. L., and
saved the life of Larry d. Scully, am
other apprentice one Friday after
noon in October
Waller had a hard time to save his
mate, owing to the choppy sea- Act
ing Secretary OF the Navy Winthrop
today thought his conduct worthy of
a letter of official commendation.
lie also wrote similar letters to
James Russell Dennis, young sailor
from Milwaukee, and w. Kendrick k
Griffiths, 10 years old, of Greenwood,
Mass, who in the night plunged over
board and rescued G. z. Gerbracht,
chief gunner's mate of the battleship
New Hampshire.
~.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
INDICTED PACKERS
OBJECT TO Lands
Counsel tor Members Of Beef
Trust Ask Change OF
Venue From Court oi Judge
Who Fined Standard OIL

IIgy Nornlnr journal Special Leased wirei
chicuea. Nov ~ judge Lands nt
the I nittd states district court and
author or the famous $ea, ,0nu,eon hne
against the standard otl eompanN u
uut desired hy indicated members pi
thc so-cUlod "hocf trust to preside
over their tfial nn charge 0i Non-
suirugy iu restraint nf trndr
Judge lnndls wNs patiently hearing
some minor cases ihis afternoon when
% GpRrtef ot counsel lpr thc packers
entered The court room Huu drmtnd-
rd "a chane. uf venue ou the ground
that he As disqualified from sitting
iu ihe taee hy reason uf huNWa acted
in thr role of sperin prasefutor ur Rt
least Investigator Of H similar ghHrg,
aclinH practically thc snme tefend-
Hnfs several years aeu.
liir knur petition Wth t1r clerk
~ this court and nfl hear argu-
ments n.St "Wednesday rcmafked
the court and th,n 4Afs nIe Hitcn-
dion 90 the last iU hearing rne prti-
ifau afrlarcs that nftrfu Arus Hru.
charges were maut n tns nru sraucrs.
iu public speeches and Iu eongr' ss
fhnt certain Nhiraeo mtHt packers
were lr combination iu violation 81
ths sherman nuN-frHsf iHp tH control
fhr .rlls al iihesfagf tnH tur price nf
mrats Judson Harmon. them Htier-
nfs general of thr United stt.s. ape
pointed Iudgn inualr. itn" present
ludssl n special attorney i" iNtrft-
gHtD thr changes nnn tu takn Them
before H srHUa lur lf adtif n'r
Mr. LaHis enrni fne better port
81 the ysar f the unrk anH DNUntunl-
iy q rranf iurf Indicted fhe itfr Hn--
iuNir swift. founder eft swift a. tn.
and divers other rfrfons tu fh. jurors
.H
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
CLERK is SUSPENDED
FOR lNSUB0RDINATI0N


Manila. Nov. 11.-Insular Auditor
Clark has been suspended by Seere-
tary of War Dickinson for alleged in
subordinat ion to Governor General
Forbes. Mr. Clark was engaged in
the investigation of alleged graft al
Baguio. the chage being made that his
deputies We're intimidating and other
wise misconducting themselves.
Governor General Forbes ordered
an investigation of their methods. Mr.
Clark protested denied the authority
of the governor general. and instruct
ed his deputies to give the investiga-
tor sert by General Forbes no infor
maticn. 1t is understood that Mr..
ClarA alleged there has been no i'm
proper expenditure of money in
Baguio.
1t is expected Secretary Dickinson
viii order a complete investigation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
DAVIS IN CONTEST
FOR SENATORIAL JOB

Elkius ". Va. Nov. 1.-THE polit-
zeal overthrow 10y which the West Nir-
-inia legislature becomes democratic
has led Co statewide speculation as 10
canpidates To succeed Nathan u. scott.
republican. in the United states sem
ate.
IL led today 20 the announcement
that Henry a.. Davis. the democrats
candidate FOR vice-presidcnt in 1904.
has entered the contest. There are
other prospective candidates under
discussion.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
COUNT TOLSTOI HAS
DISAPPEARED
In Letter to His Wife Aged
Novelist Says He viii Spend
Remaining Days Alone,


ny Morning Journal snecial IrasrI Nirei
-. petersburs. Not. 1.-THE No
Nnc NrrmNu has received the follow
ing telegram from Tulu signed By
Prince pemitrN Obolouski
count Leo rolstni left NannaN0
Polana on the morning of october
20 accompanied hy "a physician and
neither has been hclrd from since.
"The countess Is iu despair. Tn "a
letter 10 his wife Tols tot SAYS he has
decided o. spend his remaining dass
ln solirar, retirement"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

Rome. NoV. ll-Within the last
t0enty-iour hours fourteen new cases
ef cholera and six deaths from tho
disease had been reported from the
infected districts.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
Santa Claus matinee Gem today.
RIVER RHINE FLOODS
LOWER PART OF METZ

Colongne. Germany. Nov. 1.-THE
river Rhine here is seventeen and a
half feet above its mean level tonight
and is still rising.
Mannheim roports the river is feet
and Moselle - 3-4 feet At Metz the
river is the highest it has been for
years. The lower parts of that city
are flooded. as are several below
Metz
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
These Prices viii Surely
Save You More Than
Pennies

100 lbs. Potatoes. ........ Sl.S3
so lbs. GOOD Flour. S1.3o
lbs. good Rice. ..#...., :oc
. lbs. Old onions. ....... 25c
3 gal Gains Apples. ......Si.0 100
, cans Plums. good grade 25c
cans Grapes. good grade, 23c
extra large bottle Pickles,
quart size ............, 51c
> lbs. COOKING Figs ...... 23c
3 lbs. good Dried Prunos.. a5c
Campbell's Soups all kinds. Zoe
cans Empsons Baked
Beans. ....... @'Ic
cans Herring in Sauce ioc
Fine for Lunch.
10-lh. bag White and Eel-
low Meal. ....,........ 2oc
National Oats. per pkg zoe
dc2en cans Assorted cal
i.ornia b1uits. s.....s.. .Si.IJ
(All Narictics.)
case Itah Tomatoes, -
cans. ..... .....-.....s. $40
case good Corn. - cans S2.f5
Good Corn, 3 cans. ...... 25c
Good Peas. cans. ...... 35c
case small cans Toma-
toes. "A cans. .......- S2.23
New Ralston Breakfast
Food, pkg .......+ ....f5c
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12

sania Claus matinee Gem Today
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-12
IN OUR BkkLHN
DFplRTAIENT-

We have Angel Food. Tyrol-
ian slices Macarroen Slices,
an kinds of La.C. cakes. Puff
Paste, cream Pufls Eclairs,
Kisses, Aniscs cakes,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17
Get ready TO write 1t 1911.

That big oil excitement at Oil City,
south Of Alamogordo, has kerflumixed,
and the promoters have subsidized and re.
turned TO California. IL remains for
Quay county to pull of the real stunt
in oil. The Tucumcari boys have
struck a strong seepage out east of us
ON the Tucumcari Memphis but are not
saying anything about what they have
and are not Offering anything for sale,
but are digging away at the best oil
indications ever had in the Southwest.
They have considerable oil already but
say they are not going to get excited
until their expert tells them they have
oil in paying quantities.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17

William Molthop, buying broom corn,
for a Wichita, Kansas firm, was in town
several days. lie made n trip to Endee
out on the Tucumcari Memphis while
here and bought a quantity Of the crop
Of that section. In answer to a ques.
ton, why broom corn is so low this sea-
son, he replied that money matters were
so close that buyers had considerable
difficulty in securing funds to handle
the business. lie says there is not a
surplus Of the product and that as soon
a money matters get easier broom corn
is going TO bring a better price.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17

You the Montgomery.ward price less
the freight to the locality where deliv.
cry was made, and then they would
have at you three ways, setting the
price on stuff sold you, on stuff bought
and then leave you the difference to
turn over TO some railroad company.
AZ the government can't cure a postal
deficit any other way then 40 into the
parcel post business, we would as well
turn to Mr.. wayland, the Appeal Editor
and secure a seat in the grand stand
where we Ear comfortably observe the
beginning of the end of years of flour.
ishing cities and prosperous people. No
parcels post for Bonnie.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

District Court, Sixth Judicial District,
Territory of New Mexico, County OF
Quay. The First National Bank of Tu.
cumcari, New Mexico, plaintiff, VS.. JEFF
Collins and Mary E. Collins, defendants.
No. $50. Whereas, on June 22nd, 1910,
in the above entitled court and cause,
judgment was rendered in favor of
plaintiff against defendants for the sum
of $469 with interest from date of judg-
ment and costs of suit, and whereas,
it was adjudged that said judgment be
satisfied out of the following described
real estate and premises, to.wit, that
property and real estate lying, being
and situate in the County Of Quay and
Territory of New Mexico, to wit, lots
numbered 3, 4 and s, in block numbered
20, and lots numbered 8, Q and 10 in
block numbered 3s, Of the Original
Townsite of the Town of Tucumcari, N.
NJ, as shown on the plat thereof fled in
the Office of the Probate Clerk and Elk.
OfRcio Recorder of Quay County afore.
said. Now, therefore, notice is here.
by gwen that I, Henry Swan, Special
Master Ia the above entitled cause, here
tofore appointed by said court, on the
10th day of Jancary, A. D., 1911, at
the hour of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Of said day, at the front door Of the
court house in Tucumcari, Quay County,
n. NJ, will offer for sale and sell at pub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder for
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17

J. d. Anderson and VIM. G. Joseph
of Amarillo, have spent most of the
week in Tucumcari. Mr.. Joseph is the
architect on the Vorenherg Hotel and
the Rector buildings and Mr.. Anderson
is a planning mill man of Amarillo. Mr..
Anderson is considering a branch plant
for this city and may put it in imme.
diately. He says he likes Tucumeari
and believes her business possibilities
are very flattering.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17

II is unquestionably a fact that the
American people often jump at conclu.
sions in both political and business life.
An instance, the parcels post--wildly,
many Americans jump at the conclu.
sion that anything that makes compe.
tition to express companies must be a
desirable provision. On the other hand
they do not seem to think that il elimin.
ates the retail merchants and puts the
parcels purchaser absolutely in the
hands and at the mercy of Montgomery.
Ward, Sears, Robuck and similar other
institutions, who when so favored bv
Legislation will drive the gaff into your
poeket.book with great satisfaction and
no pity. When Uncle Sam delivers 10
YOU by parcels post cheaper than the
retail merchant can pay freight in bulk.
what is going TO become of his business
and where is the market for your farm
productsi How is the retail merchant
going to compete with Montgomery.
Ward and buy your Chickens, eggs, but.
ter. etc.f When Won force the home
merchant out NJ business, is Montgom.
ery.Ward going TO buy your stuff No.
and II not whore are you going 10 get
that amount Of cash that you must send
TO the mail order houses, or il thew sell
you stuff on partial payments, how are
you going to pay them unless yor have a
market for your farm and ranch prod.
uctsf II your retail merchant IL elm.
mated, there will he no body buying in
bulk and IT will make peddlers out Of
all OF you and YOU will carr the price
OF a dozen eggs in travelling from Gus.
toner to customer. All the parcels post
money you send out Is going away to
stay there is nothing to bring IL back
They don't want your farm products,
and If they decide for any reason TO
begin purchasing them, they would offer