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Newark post., 1913-05-21

Just what are the Secrets OF Sue
cess is the desire of every man who
has his own living to make. One
Of Them is pretty generally under
stood - advertising. Today most
,urn and institutions recognize this.
|The huStling business man who is
Ion to his job-advertises. And
strange perhaps to the unthinking,
'tnp more business he does, the more
h. will invest in publicity.
Church Fair enthusiasts recog-
|rizo its merits and manage to get
lit in the rural papers under the
|I.eitimalr gUise Of news, which
|malrs il free. That Of course is
|the best, and comes considerably
|chcaprr.
There was a time when it was
below the dignity Of Colleges and
HANKS to advertise. Now those in
Is s.itutious who are maintaining the
standards of the modern day, rea-
Bic that they must be in the public
"CuIpss ye toot your horn, the
Same shall not be footed, " saith the
Business man.
Well. the point Of this story is
HIS: Last week The Post got some
free advertising. We get lots Of it.
|" Every knock is a boost" " you
|luow. Dut this latest was
Swarm Of bees (birds Of a feather,
you know paid Us a visit in front
|oI orr Office. The meeting was pub
bic aul Il large crowd Of "foIks"
anl H,i.udS were present while the
young "BulI MooSors" " effected an
|ora#a.@ot;cn.
K. ..ut reports have it that The
|T"..~"-3 is prospecting and they are
5a....~ ~"oI honey ont of any old
't""" they can find. Well, at the
Ia.....s. IT was typical and inter-
.c~I p. Wit, Philosophy. G0mnon-
b.. ".& " l3s o. i'4' "#"o.usao9
..a." il hi. Il. ra lIa tarI...H,
~ ...l give Eaa u.0tbrr ..-
j. i-4 {. go content f.
b.. ., .n..,n Ii'..S oI Sa"4c@tion3 un-
.oa .9..A III. local ro"y-uh:ios"ohg~
la.e l"~. his lhcme.
The IHst is like Il hive OF i..@.
So .t"c 4; you AZ, a good ci1:@.l
-, rI@&t. But Da.". or trT TO get
Z I.-Hr--"| yoJ ire etuu&. 50 b.
-n.ad'y with the Bees and The
Jo,-.
Newark has the attributes Of the
liyc-there are queens, droneS and
honey @athorrrs-just as there
were in the swarm in front Of The
Poat-lrQ'rri"J 10 the Bees, Of
c0UrSc.)
II is proof Of a man S control Of
cmper to enter a swarm Of bees
and his friendly feeling too.
There are men who can side in a
grocery store forum and tell how
they could lick the town and yet
fN"N Will run frOm swarm OF bees.
There are worse things than
bceS-ever get in an argument with
5O0,OOO,OOO, ,OO0,0O0,OOO,000 yellow
jackets?
The Post claims no relation to
yellow jackets. 1t belongs to the
Bee family.
Did you ever realize the amount
Of sucking and poking it took to
make good honey. Nothing com
pared to filing space in a rural
weekly. (Just look at this.)
The quality of the honey extract
ed from the hive depends on the
surrounding vegetation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13

by this Office M having been confessed
ny you. and your said cntry viii bc
cancelled hereunder without. your
further right 10 be heard therein.
either before this onlce or on appeal.
" you fail TO flo In this ONCE within
twenty days after the fourth pub,lca.
ton OF this notice. as shown below,
your answer. under oath. specifically
meeting and responding TO these ale.
cations OF contest. or II you fail with.
IN That time TO Ole In this once |; 10
PROOF that you have served copy OF
your nnswcr on the said contestant
either In person or by registered mail.
u this service Ia made by tho d ,Iiycry
of copy of your answer 10 the CON
'ostnnt IN person. proof OF such ser.
''.c must DO either tho said contsSi-
ants written acknowledgment Of hIs
receipt OF the copy. showing tho date
OF ita receipt. or the afiidavit Of the
person by whom the delivery was
made, stating when and where the
copy was delivered; II made by regis
tered mall. proof Of such service mus,
consist Of tho nfiidavit OF the person
by whom the copy was mailed stating
when and the postoffics to which Il
wnS mailed. and this afiidavit must be
by the postmaster's re-
ceipt for the letter.
You should state In your answer
Tho namc OF the postofiice to which
you dcsiro future notices sent TO you. |
A. W. oRroN. Register.
Date OF LIST publication. Feb II. 1913
Dafe OF "a publication. Feb. 20. 1915
Date Of I'd publication. Mch. z. 1913
bate Of 9th publication. Mch. II. 1919
J. II. CARNAHAN.
Attorney for Contestant.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13
LEGAL NOTICES


tlwuWmons
In the Circuit Court Of the state of
Oregon. for klamath County.
Mary L. Morse. PiAintin,
John y. Morse. Defendant.
TO John y. Morse. tho Above Named
Defendant.
In the Name Of tho State Of Oregon: /:
You are hereby summoned To mp
pear nnd answer tho complaint nied In
thc above entitled suit within six
wceks after the first publication OF
this summons Ia tho klamath Rcpub-
lican newspaper; and you will take
notice that II you fail To appear and
answer or plead within said time, tho
plaintin. for want thereof. will apply
10 the above entitled court for tho re-
lief demanded In the complaint n,cd
In said suit. to-wit.; For decree OF
his court forever dissoivinE the bonds
OF mairimony existing between the
plsintiff and the defendant. and for
such other and further relief as 10
'hs court may seem meet.
This summons IL published pursu.
ant 10 the order Of tho above entitled
court made on the i3th day nj Feb
.rusry. A. u. 1919. and the nrst publ.
cation thereof IL made In the klamath
Republican newspaper on February
-. 1873.
kUykENDALL 4 FERGUSON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
is-3o.s7-s.is.a0-77
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13
TELEGRAPH CO. IS
IN DAMAGE SUIT
FATHER HOLDS Hg WAS IN l0N0-
RANCE or CHILDs ILLNESS
UNTIL AFTER rnE FUNERAL
SERVICES

tniied Press Service
SEATTLE. March i3.-BscAuss hs
failed to receive . telegram sent By
his wife December .. 1910. 70 g.
Paul. hinn.. while he was tsmpofar-
ily absent from. his homo In Seattle.
advising him Of the serious illness Of
his baby girl. Charles =. Coreoran
10 suing tho Postal Telegraph com
pany for t7.loo damages. The faith
Or says he was In Ignorance Of the
baby's subsequent death aA1 burial
until he returned to his hons TO nnA
his wife suffering great mental an
guish over his apparent indifEerenee
and neglect. The trial Of the case
II on.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13
DISCLAIMERS WILL
. Talk TOMORROW
five mGn SCHOOL STUDENTS
WILL MOUNT RosrRuM IN COM
PETITION FOR THE UPP GOLD
MEDALS

There 10 much preparation st the
Klamath county high school for the
annual defamation contest. which
will be held tomorrow svsnins. This
Is one Of the big events Of the school
year. and the two gold medals award
ed by Frank N. Upp. local jswslsF,
are highly prised awards.
Preceding tomorrow nights con-
test will b banquet in honor Of Dr.
Grant Evans. which will bs attended
BY forty businsss men. These msp
will remain for the contest, whish
will be held In the assembly room.
There are nve contestants this year,
three Of them from the Junior class.
A list Of the entrants and thsir ssjse-
tions. follows:
William Hsgeistsin. Junior class.
The Black Horse and His Rider"
Donna Mack. Junior ciass. The
Polish Boy"
Llllie Markvardt. Junlor elass,
The vail Of the Psmbsstoa Nunn.~ y
Clifford Sivits. Sopho0oss claaB,
"Curfsw VIII Not Ring Tonight"
Daisy Hayden. vrsshnan class. mo
Room for Mother"
The contest d always veil ATTENDED
BY residents Of klamath Fails. No
admission 10 charged.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13
Contest No. sac

serial No. o~7so Contest No. sss
Notice of Conesse
Department Of the Interior. united
States Land once ct Lakeview.
oregon. February ~. 1919.
TO James n. Henderson OF swan.
klamath County. Oregon. Con-
testse:
You are hereby notified that John
A. Dstts. who gives Swan. klamath
county. Oregon. ~ his postonics ad-
dress. did. on the asth day OF Janu-
ary. 1913. Als In this once his duly
corroborsted application to contest
ana secure the cancellation Of year
homestead entry. Serial No. ol7So.
made November -. 1871. for the
swx OF Section 20. Township "a
south. Range 10 east. Willamette Ne
ridian. and q grounds Tor bis contsst
alleges that you never either estab-
llshsd or maintained residence upon
said land; that you have never cuit-
waited. or In any manner improvsd the
came, and that you have abandoned
said land and departed the state Of
Oregon.
You are. therefore. further notified
that The said allesations viii b tak6n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13
new LEGISLATION.
DEVELOPS STATE
GRoUSD WORK y LAuD 10 -.
MT STATE 10 MAKE rnor1R
uss o. m LANDS AND ~
WATERS

sALEhs March 1c.-With . coo~
|stitutionsl amendment sivine ~
seats IN pover "a -. hs.A. - -
v.,., .......... 80 -...-.
s ~ s y - bese'e
lss the next ssnsrsl slessioA, 80 =
Number Of bills passsd By ths recent
legislature pavins ~ ~ - ~.
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ne Oe.se's soessesA peesees' 49,
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m '.'os o. tne eonssasesseeas 49,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13

NOsseo ~ UUeee0o 00De
In tho Circuit Court Of the State Of
Oregon. In snd for klamath
c..nty.
Henry iiabsrman aud J. u. Redmond.
Doing business 40 the Comet
Realty Company. Piaintin.
James Wallace yandie. Defendant.
by virtue of An execution issued
out Of and under the seal Of the cir
cult court Of tho state Of Oregon. In
aud for klamath county. upon that
certain judgment rendered the ssth
Iof December. 1910. In the justice
court for the Portland district OF
Nuitnomah county. state of Oregon.
aud transcribed TO the circuit court
OF ths state Of Oregon. for klamath
couaty. Ia an action wherein Henry
ltabesman aud J. u. Redmond. doing
business ~ the Comet Realty compA-
ny were piaintins. aud James Wallace
yandie. known. also - J. W. Yaudls.
~ defendant: and whsreis said plain
tia recovered against said defendant
the sum of one hundrsd and no-i0O
teioo.oo)J dollars judsmens. and
the sum Of thirteen and 5o-io0
(eis.so) dollars costs. and whereas
there has been twelve and 5o-i0o
(ei3.soD dollars additional or accru-
ias costs therein. which said sxscu.
Hon 10 directed and delivered to me
10 shsriH Of klamath county. state
pf Oregon. and I have levied upon all
pf the right. titlc ana interest Of the
said James Wallace Yandie. J. w.
In and 10 the following de-
scribcd premises. to-wit:
The northwest quarter OF tho
northwest quarter tNwh Nwhb
Of section ten tio). township forty.
one (<i) south. range twelve u2)
cast. W. NJ. klamath county. state
Of Oregon.
Nottco 10 thcrctor horopy gwen Shat
/. the undersiEnsd. shcrin Of Klarn-
lih county. Oregon. will sell said
,Ssmlses. to-wIt: The uorthwsst
quarter Of tho northwest quarter
NV Y NwH) Of section ten (io.
ownship forty-ons (<i) south. range
welvs (i3) east. w. ~. klamath
'ounty. Oregon. 10 the Highest bidder
or cash. Said sale 10 bs at public
Iuction. at tho front door Of the court
louss. In klamath Falls. county OF
state of Oregon. ut the hour
4 10 .. m. on. towit; The 18th day
4 March. 4. d. 1919. TO satisfy said
together with interest
hereon at the rate Of six (s) per cent
'sr annum. and for costs incurred.
Dated this 9Th day Of February.
!. d. 1913.
@. @. LOW, ahsri6.
y aEO. A. HAYDON. Deputy.
= = =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13
EVANS WILL TALK
At The PAVILION
LECTURER EVANGELIST WIlI.
ADDRszi KLAlsAfm FAl.zS Az.
DiExCE AT THE PAVILION TlEIs
EVENING

Dr. A. Grant Evans. fornsr hsal
Of the univsrsity os Oklahoma. viii
arrive here this aftsrnoen. 10 con-
mence q series Of union revival sss-
Vices. Hh nrst appearance win -
st the Pavilion tonight. whsa he vill
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13

ssArrLH iaAEw wAs oxD - puun
sCRvIvoRs o. fnn ylanl1zni
IN THE RnvoLU1soxAnY ~
SoR ISDKPsxDnxcs


usitsd Pres DesvSss
SEATTLE. March 1s.---John ".
waiIingford, % ysars old. . sen ~
Jonsthan waliingford. who fought n
the Revolutionary War, b dad. He
was one Of only four real survivor
OF the revolution Ashtsss. and ~
only one west Of the MislsslpDl
River.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13

A0v9c0 0D00y 09Doao esO.
ona hsw - ssllsvo ehssn.
Dos't naolssa indio,stisa. ies y
nv lsad - ~ sosts. 81 tlls I'D 49,
Diications A. eminent physician
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s nls asss ..s - sdsn 49,
Our espsslsass IN Resall pr
Dspsla Tshlsts leads - - ec!isye
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nsnbsonss q Sks slqaasA. 0sA
n Pspsa - Hlsnuth, I've q ~
geselcs1 lless@lvs 80 kAevn
Sedielna, ~ ysllsl tAev a1erd
Vefy pso0pl ussd persls@oatly Aa4
ss:ll:s. Ssiss 'ssssa = ''s.ssA
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lpsuFs keeltky alpe9ltA ~ 49,
tea, asd pse4ee4 nnS1eeo. -
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osso, ~ ssatA 70 eeato ~ uI.V0
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STAR DRUG CO. INC.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13

trepssty h always seeA SHse now !
havs u oasr - fsss = Main M
se1od eencrses bai,dang. NJ nsae -
hesss of ths ciey and oetaing be>toP
all the time. Prics ela,ooo. tssnle.
lt Win pay yos to tnvss1iGaGe.
Hossss. lsts. fasa landA iRsusaass
and surety 49,. t. NJ
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13
What's the Matter
With the Old Wstch?

It's not getting any younger. you
know. and once In . while Il assds
= rest and ovsrhaulins. Railroad
watches are cleaned and ovsrhaulsd
once year to insure accurate time.
keeping. Why not bring yours In and
let us give II the atttnt that b
necessary for good time keeping.
PRANK ~. UPP
Watcl,nake.. Jeweler and Engravcr.
4. T.. Watch Inspection
IA ..N Wlllisss Bulldlng
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13
Ad,ulni.sra,rix. Final Account

Adn'inissratrix's Final Account
Notice In hereby given that Altha
Beach. Administrative Of the estate OF
John g. Beach. deceased. has nisd In
the county court her final account -
such Administrative. and that the
court has fxcd Monday. the 7th day
Of April. 1919. at the hour Of 10
o'clock a. m. Of said day. st the court
room Of the county court. In Klamath
Falls. Oregon. as the time and place
for hearing objections TO said account
and the settlement thereof
AI.THA BEACH,
Of the Eststs Of John
G. Beach. Deceased.
J. u. cARNAHAN. Attorney.
s-i2-i9-2s
I'ublicassos u summoas
In the Justices Court, District Of
Linkviile. klamath County. State
Of Oregon.
J. y. Mcguire. q sole trader. doing
business under the arm name
and style OF Mcguire Mercantile
Company" Piainti6.
w.
George Wheeler. Defendant.
To George Wheeler. tho above
named defendant. In the name Of the
state Of Oregon. you are hereby rs-
auired TO appear and answer the
complaint nied against you
IN tho above entitled court and cause
,n or before the last day Of the time
prescribed In the order for publica-
ion made herein. to-wit: Tho t7th
lay OF April. 1919. and X you fall 70
10 answer. for want thereof the plain |
IN will take Judgement against you !
Is demanded In his amended com
,lalnt On file herein. to-wit: For The
Ium OF sixty-seven dollars and ten |
'ents tS67.io) being amount due and
wing for goods. wares and msrchan- |
lise as In plaintiR's complaint A.
eyed. and for plaintiffs cost and dis
herein. This summons In
erved BY order OF the Honorable y.
". 0owcn. Justice Of the peace Of the
Ibove entitled court. March 8. 1919.
nd the date Of tho tirst publication
'sing the 9Th day Of March. 1913.
nd the date OF the last day viii sx-
'ire on the 18th day Of April. 1913.
MERRYMAN = DUNCAN.
Attorneys for Plainti6.
6-t3-20-27-3-tOh
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13

To boost Klamath county send
The Herald to your Eastern
friends-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13
ron nxxr

lxrED-McsssnGsr boy. 10 ysars
W; good chance 10 learn buslneas.
bisrn Union Telegraph once. s-tf
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13

ALE--Junipsr posts. 10 esuss
" post Enterprise ssasA o. J. n.
a'"' 0e.lus
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-13
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SAILS. G. X. ]. RED sGss.
i.So per setting. Mrs. w. a.
Pan. cor. Crescent ana Massaaita
ss. s-sv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-30
AUTOMOBILE TRUCKS
AS AN ECONOMICAL FACTOR

In the opinion of Walter Melville Dren-
nan of the Overland Motor Car company
If it were not for farm machinery our
cities would be quickly depopulated anu
instead of having 40 per cent of our pop
ulation in the cities as at present, there
would be only a meagre or 4 per cent
and the other 81 per cent would be hard
at it scratching on old Mother Earth for
a living for themselves and their brethren
in the cities.
I'm these days of much loud talk about
the high cost of living said Mr.. Dren-
men. 1--WE are confronted by startling
truth; that If 1t were not for farm ma
cihnery We could not live at all. If We
had no farm machinery our great cities,
centers of industry and wealth would
shrivel up and disappear. Instead of hav-
ing 10 per cent of our population In cities,
as is the case today. there would be only
to per cent of the people who could af-
ford to be urban dwellers. And the other
96 or 81 per cent would be mighty busy
trying to wrest a living for themselves
and their city brethren out of the soil.
"A hundred years ago four farmers
could just barely raise enough wheat to
feed themselves and one other family.
Today North Dakota alone grows wheat
enough to feed herself and 12 100000 people
besides. Such is the increment of ma
chnery.
mo farm can be run today at a profit
with hand labor tools. No banker would
lend money on a farm where grain is be-
ing cut with hand siclles and threshed
with fails. 1t is the machinery, combined
with scientific methods and large units OF
production, from which farm profits are
now being derived. Small farmers with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-30

, full of enthusiasm for the Haynes cleo
! trio gear shift. lie stated a few days
ago that at a recent meeting in De-
troit of the Society of Automobile En-
gineers that the electric gear shift won
the hearty commendation of all present.
The subject of the meeting was
electric gear shifting" said Mr.. Morris
of the Haynes Motor Car company.
and the innovation was on trial at the
meeting. Detroit, the hub OF the auto
mobile manufacturer the axis of auto
mobile intelligence was interested
interested to know of the success of
the electric gear shift device OF the
Haynes car. You know the Haynes
car has discarded the old fashioned
hand gear shift.
This was a radical departure. But
then, the builders of Americas first
car have always been radical-radical
to the extent of having scared the
horses, land likewise the skeptics}
with the gasoline propelled vehicle
back in 1894 And the automobile in
dustry today Is beginning to brag about
a 100000 car production. during the
present season.
Radical in the introduction of alum
mum in the building of the automobile
engine-which metal is now in uni
versal use for that purpose inclusive
of those few engines built annually in
Detroit.
Radical, in the production of the
side door car--which today is as COM
mon in Detroit and elsewhere as Is
the silk thread in United States cur
rency.
Radical, In the introduction of the
throttling earburetor, the jump spark,
electric ignition, the magnetic and nu-
merous other electric and mechanical
devices--essential in the automobile of
today
And history will again repeat itself
insofar as the electric gear shift is
concerned, with the Haynes Automobile
company. again in the van. Those cars
which are not so equipped at the pres
ent, are already out of date That's
the situation in nutshell.
Significant in itself Is the fact that
16 automobile manufacturers have either
adopted the electric gear shift or are
In varying stages of adopting 1t at the
present time. Some of them are look
ing it over; others are redesigning their
respective transmissons to suit its re-
quirements, still others have progressed
to the extent of having proven its re-
liability by actual test; while certain
it's favor and their cars, so equipped will
make their appearance, with the advent
of the 1915 season, or purchase earlier,
should material on hand be used or other
wise dosposed of, in the interval.
Meanwhile, the Haynes, America s
first car, has the electric gear shift now.
It is standard equipment on all Haynes
models"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-30
ALL THE YEAR
AROUND MACHINE

1T was only a few years ago that
the motor car, still fighting a strenuous
battle for consideration with the pub
lic,' said Ted Brownell of the Ford
Motor Car company, was considered
absolutely as summer proposition and
every automobile owner prepared to
store his machine in the winter months
Now practically everyone uses a car
all the year around and the closed car
has been gaining in popularity every
winter. The growing demand for a
closed car is evidenced by a report Of
the Ford company, which says that the
demands from agents for closed cars is
greater this fall than ever before
THE use of the closed car was un-
doubtedly helped along by the taxicab,
people seeing how the taxis operated
all winter came to the conclusion that
they could use their own cars as well.
The Ford company, by the way, has
always been a strong factor in the
taxicab field. The first Ford taxicau
in New York was driven by Max Eller.
He saw how the profits of the, taxi
business, largely given over to foreign
cars, was being eaten up in maintain
ance charges and he bought a light
Ford with a Candaulet body AS soon
as 1t got noised around among other
drivers how much Max was making
because of the small sum necessary to
maintain the Ford, many other inde-
pendent drivers hurried to buy Ford
cars. Now many big taxicab COM
panies use Fords exclusively"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-30
by RICHARD IF. LUssnER.

before. In other words, the corn is still
good for feeding cattle.
But while the corn crop was par
tial failure, Kansas had the biggest al
falfa crop In its history, The biggest
potato crop. And she cashed in on last
years cattle at top notch prices and
is fattening the growing stock on the
ensilage.
Here's remarkable and signifeaSt
fact: On a certain day, $4,000 head of
cattle were shipped into Kansas City
stockyards-not because of lack of feed,
but because there was no water. Farm
ers hauled water for miles to the cattle
Others sold for. fear of losing them.
'On the very next day 1t rained" as
the old refrain goes. But the point is
this: That days receipts of cattle was
the record one in~the history of the stock
yards-37,000 head-and yet prices didn't
break. kansas cashed in on top of the
market. Today there is more money in
the banks of Kansas than ever before in
the history of the state.
I'm the northwest-Mnnesota. North
and South Dakota and western Canada
the wheat crops are tremendous-greates
in years. And prices are good.
Iowa IS swimming in prosperity as
usual. And here in the south the cot
ton crop is good and further south the
fruit crop is likewise"