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History of Farm
Bureau Movement

E. J. Leonard, secretary Colorado
State Farm Bureau. Fort Morgan,
Colo.
Farm Bureau" is the title designed
by the United States Department of
Agriculture for those organizations
of farmers which cooperate with the
government and the agricultural col
leges for the Improvement of condi-
tions in rural life. The county be-
gan as the unit of organization. When
the country entered the war the need
for farm products seemed so vital to
the success of our operation against
the enemy that the Department of
Agriculture took steps which resulted
in the appointment OF county agents
in nearly all the agricultural counties
of the country. To make this work
effective county farm bureaus We're
organized among the farmers
The county agent with the help of
government and college extension
workers were instrumental in the pre-
liminary work of organizing the farm
ers as war measure to increase pro-
HattiO4lr stl N4lGH lDt NdE ClOSGu
these county farm bureaus did not
disband as was the case in most
other wartime organizations. There
Were many counties where farm bu-
reaus organized before the war
though they attracted very little pub
lie notice. But when the excitement
of war times had subsidized the nation
suddenly became aware of the fact
that county farm bureaus existed al
most everywhere. Instead of dis
banding the farm bureau is expanding
and developing types of organization
which are becoming permanent in
character.
Community committees are now be-
coming identified as unit parts of the
county farm bureau. The county
bureaus then began to form state
wide organizations. The momentum
of this movement has become so
strong that it may develop a national
farm bureau federation even before
this article appears in print
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Get Sentence
Suspended

Four Florence lads, whose ages
range from IL TO IS years, were ar
raigned before Judge Kent /. Eldred
in the juvenile court of Fremont
county this morning at 10 o'clock on
the charge of the larceny of a Ford
car belonging TO E. E. Edwards of
Florence
The car was stolen on November
10 and recovered by the owner the
following day. The boys drove the
car to a point within six miles of
Pueblo where IL became disabled and
was abandoned on the public high
way. The next day the boys returned
TO Florence by rail. leaving the car
at the roadside. The parents Of the
boys had the machine brought back
to Florence and paid ali expense con-
nected with its breakage. At the
hearing of the case this morning Mr.
Edwards acquiesced with TIE Judge OF
the court. the district attorney and
the public truant officer that a sus-
pended sentence would meet the re-
euirements Of the situation. In the
event Of conviction for future misde-
meauors by any OF the defendants
they can be sent by the judge of the
juvenile court 10 the state Industrial
school at Morrison without the for
mality OF trial.
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Crowded Docket
Forces Incoming
Congress Dee. /
~. rrI,c., rrr..t

WASHINGTON. Noy. "A crowd
ed docket IS before Congress. which,
meets next Monday Among the mat
ters that win demand attention viii
be the tresty OF peace. the Mexican
situation and many questions Of re-
construction. IN addition 20 matters
.of domestic LEGISLATION congressman
must participate IN, plans for the
canpaifn are nov getting underway.
one-third Of The members Of the SEN
ate sui the entire House Of Repre-
senihiigcs w.ll be elected next fall.
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Westclif News.
Yet Mountain Tribune.

Wet Mountain Tribune
Thomas and Walter Putnam, Fred
Moore and Thomas Blunt motored TO
Canon City Wednesday and returned
Thursday
The Passifiora lessees yesterday
started the loading of car of ore for
shipment to the smelter.
Mrs. Kennicott and daughter. Miss
Eugsnia, will spend the ma jor portion
of the winter in Canon City.
Mrs. Max GARNER ard Mrs. II. ".
Belisle we're passengers to Canon
City Wednesday on short visit.
Sam Pepper SHIPPED a coarload of
hogs to Denver Tuesday.
Miss Doeb,er, a former pastor here,
was an arrival Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kettle left
Wednesday for Denver on a visit.
Z. w. Eddy of the Strathmore hotel
drove up from Canon City yesterday.
Mrs. W. H. Funderburk has been
up from Canon City this week.
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McAdOO Thinks
Miners Should Get
Wage Increase
IN, InIt.n r-r---.,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2i.-Former
Secretary OF the Treasury McAdoo has
telegraphed National Fuel Administra-
tor Garfield urging him 20 make
prompt concession of the wage de-
mands of the coal miners. McAdoo
declares that when he was secretary
OF the treasury the income ta-: returns
in III showed the coal operators
made "shockingly indefensible profits,
earnings of from 100 to 1c3 per cent
being not uncommon. 1t would be a
grave wrong to permit them TO take
from the public additional profits in
the form of increased prices at this
time. = The contention OF the opera
tors that wage increases necessitates
higher prices to the consumer Is not
justified"
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FIFTH COMPANY WILL
DRILL AT FOUNTAIN

COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO, Nov.
24.-The fifth company to announce
operations in the Fountain district is
the Fountain oil & Gas Company. The
lumber for the derrick has been or
dered and the drilling site will be Sc
lected when the officers of the com
pany reach Colorado Springs next
week. 1t is through the efforts of
Mr.. Stewart that the entire FIVE wells
to be drilled in this field hsave been
located. as he has made inrumerable
trips to Texas to interest OF. perators
now drilling in the Burkburnett and
other Texas fields
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Deported Aliens
Go On Strike
at Ellis Island
DIS rni,ed Prc..n

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.--Eighty pris-
oners being held ON Ellis Island for
deportation hearings went on a strike
today. They wanted the right to
mingle with other Inmates at the i'm
migration station. They were in
formed by agents of the Department
of Justice that If they did not appear
at the hearings of the cases against
them as strikers they would be de-
ported forthwith.
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TksTEHN LIVE STOCK.
Al Chlcuuo.

heavy. y13.GGIl4.Oo. medium. siz.75a
1900: iiyht. t13.hoN 1850; light light.
ff3..5 q 1915; heavy packing sows,
rough. S12.00d 1900; pigs. $4,000.
1850
cattic,--Bcef steers. medium and
teaf = ~ gw'ishti choice and prime; ls;eo ~,
is.e0. common. ss.7s q 1860; light
weight. Eoud and choice, 1886 n SO.
butcherH cattle. heifsrs. 5000 15.00s
cows. S6.2JG 1925: Gamers and cutters,
s5.35 q 6.25: veal calves. s1G.0Om17.25s
feeder rteers. $500 u 1900: stockcT
steers, $4,000 1910. western range
steers f725 n 1900. cows and heifeTs.
sG.25G 1880
and common, s6.7b n12.7u. ewes. me
dunn. good and choice. 400 a $50. cuils
and common. s5.o0G675i breeding.
SG.50NI1.25.
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Huns May Refuse
Treaty Because of
Action of u. S.
tny tinted presS.J

BERLIN, Nov. 24.-The Vorwaerts
has intimated that Germany should
refuse to abide by the terms OF the
treaty Of pace unless the United
States ratifes the treaty. Germany
signed the treaty under the assump-
tion that America would be a party
to II, and in doing so relied upon the
American sense of fair play and un-
biased judgment" declares the vor-
waerts
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RHoADEs FUNERAL
HELD AT WETMOPE

The funeral Of 4. D. Rhoales, aged
20 years who d!ed IN hospital in
nis city last Thursday night from a
Complication ~ Giaease4. was held in
the Wetmore church Sunday after
noon a. 2'fe o'clock snd iniernent
was made IN New Hone cemetery.
Rey James X Burcliheld Of florence
conducted the service The remain.
were taken 20 tho Mccormick par-
lors in Florence fro iathis city last
Friday.
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Ninety airplabcs with pilots ard Oh
servers for each WIN hc used for fores,
protection purposes drrlng the coming
year 10 Oregon. Washington. cnlifpr-
nln. Colorado. Montana, Idaho and
Wyoming. according to decision
cncbed by fhe committee Of The west
srn forestry conservation service.
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WILL MAKE THEIR
HOWE At PiTKiN, colo.

~. and Mrs. Z. L. Bondurant and
family Jeff yesterday on No. for Pit.
h'n. coo. whore they expect 20 make
thcT irfure home Thsy resided at
GU College avenue FOR he past three
years.
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Grcen snit~d Hides. Et-.
METAL MAI,I<Ers.

Colorado settlement prices:
Bar silver. f1.SGa
Copper. pound. II "a 22c.
Lead. &G7t.
SpcIt.r. i7.SS.
Tungsten. por unit. .7.5oS i2.0o.
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Report of Board of County
Commissioners for Month of November
1919, October Bills Allowed

REPORT or BOARD or COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS FOR MONTH or
OCTOBER. IpIp. COTOBER Al
LOWED.
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago. - Butter Creamery. 81 @
.c1iac.
Eprr Firsts. esa esc: ordinary
nIsfs. 6oM Gle: at mark. csrcs included,
- Il &C 1ac; storage packed firrts tic.
PauItfy--Alive. springs. 21i.c fowls
i3ta D2i ise. turiecys Bic.
fsufatoes+NorfheT whites. sacked.
nusseta. sacked. ss.A5: mnnSsoia
sac1sed. Red river ohios. 1880.
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rn.h Grain In Chirnro.

V0.--CnTn--lN0 mixed, t1.ft q
f.5o. No, 2 yellow. tl.saQ i.50ts.
Oats-No. . white. 75ss @77i.c: No. 5
white. TN q 75isc.
Rye-SN. 2 f1.46f4 G1.f7.
TInfley--sl. 81 M1.b2.
TiusotIy Seed--7s.fOD
clover fced-s2r a 500
Pork Nominal.
Lard {2b.25.
Eibf-.sf.fO . 20 20.
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GUESTS S OF Mr..
AND MRS. CLEMENTS

Rev. Russell Plum and son were din
ner guests OF Mr. and Mrs. w A.
Clements. 900 sherman avenue, today.
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NAY AND GRAIN.
Grain.
pfny.
HIDES AND PEITS.
D~nser Price List.
@ U TATIo N s

Butcher. i6 lbs. and up. .- s6c
Butcher. under iG lbs-.......... 46c
Fallen. all weights. s............. s2c
CuHs .............-.-.. zoe
culls ..........-...- -..... fSc
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Dr, FIInt P-its.

Wool peIts ..... o 80
Short wool p.its- s-.-..-....2s d 80
Butcher shsHripgE. No. l......, 20
No. and murrain shearinEs... 10
Bucks. saddles. pieces of peits. 10
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Nd-r. Poor "ts-umed''-Biake Eoi
DfS IS
Allowance Poar-Mrs. olive iia
$40. Mrs Mary Van Neafrr. 50. Nj
Lucy Lee. IS. Helen Davis, $40: Mr
Anna Mason. $40; Mrs Mary McNs
$40
s-r,icc Poor-H. \ BoWlhy. $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20
TAP. NORWOOD
WELL CONES IN
Has An Initial Flow Esti-
mated At 1000 Barrels A
Day; Extends Field.

Eastland. Tex, Feb. 20.-The Texas
d Pacific Coal & OIL Co.'s no. Nor
wood vel was drilled into production
last night with an estimated initial
Tow Of 1000 barrels daily. The Texas
& Pacific office reports the well as
making more than 5000 barrels. but
the men at the well place the flow
q the wen today at 1000 barrels
Ire top OF the sand was hit At 50se
feet and the wei vas drilled 16 feet
into the sand the Norwood well IS To-
Gated about one mile south and west
o. the Prairie company's Big Roper
wen and north and west OF the Con-
MELEE well
Ranger Pool Extends West
The Ranger pool IS persistent IN
the development west. With the
bringing i'm Of the Norwood well to-
day the western edge OF the pool has
the four largest producers in the
field. The western line Of production
TODAY Is the prairie oil & Gas Co.'S.
Emma Terrell we'll the same COM
uauF's roper vel. tie Texas & Pa
eific Co.'S Norwood well, and the
Magnolia's Big Tom Connellee we'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20
New Oil Fields May
Make Ell Paso Great
Chu OF Southwest

IF that Columbus. y N, well shows
up the oil as indications at 20O0 feet
in depth now promise. only about 80
miles west Of FL Paso, this city will
be an oil center. and the same viii be
true II the wells now drilling near
Toyah and Pecos City, within 200
miles eastward are brought in said
Lew Bryant on his return from Co
lumbus
Beside these three prospects the e
PasO Oil and Gas Co. just organized,
has purchased drilling machinery
preparatory to start its first wei six
miles north Of Fl PasO. and about
mile east OF the Santa Fe railroad
The Pecos City. Tex. enterprise
IS TO be carried through by the Sun
shine oil corporation, composed OF
people Of that place. II has leases
On 1900 acres OF patented land and
is capitalized at $500, 900. Its first
well six miles north OF Pecos, is
equipped, according 70 a company Of
fetal, with a standard drill outfit
costing SIS. 600, including S27. 900
worth OF IS. u. 10 and s inch casing.
and all paid for. II IS also claimed
for this company that II has equip
ment with which II can start a duplf-
cate well in so days. Two shifts OF
men are employed and e third is TO be
put on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20
Many Companies
Drill For Oil
In PecOS Valley
Well Financed Concerns
Are Prospecting In A
Promising Region.

Cur well is three miles west and
one miles north OF Lake Arthur, Cha
YES county, New Mexico. and is down
1900 feet" said Y. L. Lincoln, Of the
Lincoln Oil company, who was at the
Sheldon hotel Monday. We struck
some oil at 1925 feet. but it was but
a small showing and we eased it off
and are going on down S00o feet, at
least We have been delayed, await
ing more cable. which we expect to
arrive in a few days. We have oil
rights on $500 acres in that section
There is a great deal OF excite
ment in the Pecos valley where we
are located continued Mr. Lincoln.
AT Roswell. and every other town.
up and down the valley, the talk is Of
oil and leases Three miles south of
our wei the Empire oil company, Of
Kansas. has acquired leases on 1000
acres That concerns representa-
came in there recently and asked for
1000 acres. There was q meeting Of
land owners in the little Cottonwood
district school house. the proposition
was accepted and the leases are IN
escrow. awaiting the showing of the
drill at 'spudding' in
Drill Near Roswell.
THE Toitec Oil company has been
drilling north from Roswell about
eight miles. I understand that con-
cern has a contract with the state Of
New Mexico 10 put down q wells, but
do not know the exact status Of
their work
''The EIdorado oil & Gas Co.. Of.
Kansas, has had Representatives in
our part Of the country looking over
the prospects OF the country, but I
do rot know what they may have
done -One thing I can say-that
stronger concerns are investigating
our section Of the country. and that
lends greater hope Of something be
ing done to prove whether there is oil
there or not Those 1 have named
are but a few Of the concerns that
are looking our way"
Mr.. Lincoln was formerly OF Los
Angeles. Cal His family was the
owner and operator Of a gold prop
erty very near the Crown King mine
in arizona The company was the
Lincoln Gold Mining & Milling Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20
AZ REFINERIES WORKING
INIT. WORTH VICINITY

The chamber OF commerce Of Fort
Worth publishes a booklet which
shows that there are - refining COM
panies either operating. building or
planning TO build plants within that
city or contiguous to IT, More than
one-fourth Of these are already oper-
atinE in Fort Worth or VIII be as
soon as their refiueries are con-
structed- Between so and 90 percent
Of the pipe lines serving Texas refin-
ing interests converge in that city.
Twelve counties are furnishing the
bulk Of the oil for the refineries at
this time. They are Wichita. Wilbar-
ger. Clay. Archer. Comanche. stephens,
Eastland. Palo Pinto. Shackelford.
Coleman. Brown and Runnels- During
the early days OF February The daily
output from the fields in the 70 coun-
ties was approximately $4,000 bar
rels. with Electra, Burkburnett and
Ranger districts leading
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20
FOREIGN MINERS FROM
CHIHUAHUA ARE ARRIVING

II has been known for several days
that some OF the foreigners IN the en-
ploy OF mining and smelling com
panies in the state Of Chihuahua are
10 be brought out and that some have
already arrived in Fl Paso- The Teco-
Totes company men at Santa Barbara.
near Parral, are reported coming out
The men from some other concerns
farther north are reported to be on
the way out, also II was stated
Wednesday that some Of the concerns
would go ahead with their work as
was announced a few days ago.
II IS said that a special train went
to Chihuahua city last Friday night
for any men who wish TO come out
and some did come Sunday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20
COMMITTEES MAY CONSIDER
MEXICO MINING PROSPECTS

New York. Feb. 20.-Susgestion that
permanent committees be named BY
the American and Canadian Institutes
OF Mining Engineers. 10 consider
problems Of mutual interest. includ-
ing mining prospects in Mexico. was
made here Tuesday at the continuation
Of the 18th annual meeting Of the
American Institute OF Mining En-
gineers
Sidney J. Jennings. retiring presi-
dent said he was going TO Mexico
City this week to confer with the
Mexican division OF the institute re-
Earding problems OF mining engineers
in that country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20
MADEIRA Company In
MEXICO Still Operating

The MADEIRA company continues 10
operate one small saw mill at LlanO
Grande in the state OF Durango. Mex
under the superintendent of Ed
Hartman This is one Of the big
American lumber concerns Of Mexico
which has been severely handicapped
by MeXico's revolutionary troubles.
With this small mill ties have ben
gotten out for some time for the Ma
tional Railways Of Mexico.
The government owned system OF
railroads continues the construction
work on the projected line of railroad
from Durango City. capital of the
state OF the same name, TO Mazatlan,
Sinaloa- Until the influenza epidemic
struck that part Of the country there
road
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20
ARIZONA MIXING COMPANY
OFFICIAL IS ARRESTED

Phoenix. Ariz-. Feb. 20.-Under in
structions from the state corpartion
commission ia Carlson. secretary Of
the Inspiration Central Mining com
pany, was arrested Tuesday at Globe.
and Joseph White was taken into Gus
tody here. according TO an announce
ment by the commission
The arrests followed information to
the commission that the company's
stock was being offered for sale after
Carlson had been cited to appear be-
fore the board to show cause why he
should not be penalized for the sale Of
stock alleged TO have been disposed OF
since the company's permit 10 sell ex-
pied IN 1917.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20
HOUSE DISAPPROVES THE
HENDERSON AMENDMENT

After a lengthy debate in the house
Of representatives in Washington,
that body refused. by a vote OF Il TO
2e6. 10 instruct the conferees OF that
body 70 accept the Henderson amend
uent. which became section Z OF the
Dent bill for validating the relief Of
war contracts. This section Z provides
for the relief far war minerals pro-
ducers. This action OF the house left
the c0nferees free to insist on changes
in the section II was said that the
house debate showed that body about
equally divided on the question or
providing relief to producers OF these
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20
TO SINK FOR OIL IN
NEW TEXAS TERRITORY

Dallas. Tex. Feb. 20.-A test wen
viii Immediately be started at Wealth
erford. Tex. by the Scaling Oil Co.
with leases on 10000 acres in Parker
and Clay counties.
The Associated OIL and Gas Co. Of
Fort Worth has leased about 10000
acres on the western line Of Parker
county and the eastern line OF Palo
Pinto county and viii sink test well
on #
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20
TEXANS TO ATTEND BIG
OIL MEETING IN CHICAGO

Dallas. Tex. Feb. 20.-Plans are
now under way here TO organize a
party Of men from all parts OF Texas
TO attend the National Petroleum con-
gress in Chicago. which begins March
% An attempt will be made at this
convention 20 merge the American
Petroleum league and the Independ-i
ent Oil Mems association.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20

+. H r. Wheelock. Of FL Paso. who
is interested in the Comanche Home
Oil Co., reported Wednesday night
that a wire from Raymond Teal, for
merry of Ell Paso. had wired here
phat the Phoenix well in what Is
Known as the Duke pool. in Comanche
county, was brought in Tuesday ard
promised TO be one Of the best gush-
ers in that section.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20
VIII Start Drilling
For Oil Six Miles
From EIPaso Mar. !

The FL Paso Oil and Gas Co. has
material on the ground and has com
menced the actual construction Of its
90 foot standard derrick for its well
No I. located six miles northTard
from Fl Paso and $50 feet east Of the
county road The location Of this well
vas changed to this particular site at
the last moment before actual begin
ming work.
Il is expected that the derrick will
be completed about March 1 and by
that time the drilling machinery viii
probably arrive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20
SEEK NEW MEXICO LEASES.

Columbus and Deming. New Mexico,
reports state that supposed oil men
are making tentative proposition for
leases of oil and gas rights on lands
about Myndus in Luna county east
from Deming near the Southern Pact
fic railroad. II is claimed that some
OF these men are CalifOrnians It is
said that organization Of one com
pany had been commenced and the
latest formed the Southwestern Oil
company. has been asking for leases
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20
UVALDE OIL COMPANY HAS
FILED ITS INCORPORAT

Santa Fe. y NJ. Feb. 20-The Uvalde
Oil Co. Francis c. Wilson. statutory
agent. and headquarters at Santa Fe.
has filed incorporation papers The
$1,000 is paid up. the incorporators and
directors being Francis c. Wilson.
1898 shares. Daniel H Sadler. one
share; Herman D. Sears. one share.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20

De Leon. the center Of the oil field.
IS ny home town I represent the
Home Bows OIL Co. VIII accept
Liberty Bonds same as cash Shares
800 each For further information
can 1919 after p. m G. c. Webster.
stFitehman G. II. & s. A.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-20

organization Of the International As
ISOLATION Of Fairs and Expeditions was
perfected last night by fair officials
and show men. with ". H Stratton OF
Dallas, Texas. president, and c. n.
McIlvain Of Huron. S. D, secretary
treasurer.