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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28
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pupils have been busy with state ex-
limitations during the past week
council rooms Tuesday evening Of last
week. They chose delegates to the
state convention to be held in Red
Wing next anne; ana mo d qe al. 70 nave
day Of this week. Afterwards the chem
zeal engine was moved from the power
house to the fire house for the sum-
John Young was in willmar between
Many Of New London people were in
the St. Olof College Band. =.
Martin Gilbertson has business in
Wil1mar last week. .'--
business in st. Cloud on Saturday: :
Franz Brogren arrived from the Cities
Friday to visit old friends. He went to
81 Ed HuS%o Victor lawson a7Se; Of wallmar
came over on Sunday to visit his mother
and sister.
arsa s417ss home son Saturday. s S1n
his discharge from the Marine Corps:
He enlisted in 1916 and saw a good deal
Of foreign lands before he entered the
later fought at Chateau Thterry. At
the latter place, Mr.. Andrews was -gass-
ed with mustard and chlorine and was
leaving the hospital he served as mil
Albert Thorne visited his family from
The Jens Peterson family of Watkins
visited New London friends on Sun
County supt. 9; o. Ulvin had business
Elmer Halverson and family of Har'
rison visited at the H. .Swenson home
Sam Paulson and son Kermit of Or.
| tonville autoed over Sunday to visit
| Mr.: Paulson's father. Erick Paulson
| and returned on Monday morning.
from st: Louis May slst.
caught lately in the mill pond by hool
aaa wong tn
| A gasoline tractor road grading out
fit passed thru the village the first O.
The baccalaureate sermon for tn
class Of 1919 was most ably delivere,
by Rev. A. F: Almer to a large audi
ence. at the Swedish Lutheran churcl
s 1oess Sot The com
mencement. exercises viii take place. a
the Swedish Lutheran church Thursda.
ereisee Of a {he RghtR e craze VIII &
May 18th: A class play of this grad
Wafer 1t e Di1e a is n buiiaing new resi-
dence for his family near his presen
home in the southeast part Of town.
s casa@ osp assn %mr s at
from his duties.
Mrs. MEX &c; 81 SNYDER Of Gsorgsvil1s va
cities at the hospital Monday morning
Mrs. Mathilda Carlson of Spicer i
under medical treatment at the hospita
Mr.: and Mrs: Emil Hallberg autoe
to, Benson Friday where they visite
relatives until the first of this weel
da Rev. an a,,t Mrs snd E. M NJ Hanson an
made trip to Willmar the fore part Q
~ Otto Nellermoe. a speaker for tn
of this week.
Arnold Gustrud of spicer called las
who is an invalid at the Einar .Hage
home.
Erick Paulson received the new
s si14ds mo mornin e. of the death Of hi
county near Sunburg.
| Mrs; Peter Ostlund has recently re
turned to her home on Main Stree
! mock.
MIS-; J. M. Monson on Friday of las
Lewis Paulson of Sunburg visite
his father here on Friday.
Names Almstedt, an engineer at Mir
neapolis spent Sunday, week ago wit
his father. E. G. Almstedt at New Lor
don. 0'
A. P. Almquist and family will leay
on Thursday for Canada to make a
extended visit with daughter and tW
Atty: R: W. VS. Stanford had probat
business in town Thursday.
The Civic League is indebted to Bul
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28
ROSEIHIlAN.

Roselillian, May 26th-Annette Ken.
strom is at present staying at Emil
8. Biomquist had his silo hauled
home from Olivia last Friday.
Mrs. TouRal and 7dat son: .,d Henry visited
Ellie and Hildar Gibson. Hazel Rem.
strom, Johnny Zobal. Marie Blom4uist
and Ernest Peterson were among those
UNI at Willmar Wednesday evening;
Oscar and Willie johnson were Will
Hazel Renstrom and John Zobal at
tended the .doings at Olivia last Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. A. E. Biomauist Visited at Car
william Rand. Richard G. Johnson
were callers around the country last
Nelson's last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Carrie Johnson received tele-
stating that he had arrived safely in
New York. expecting to be home short
ed MT 1T aRs Ma' zsSs 5dnssy visit
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Gibson and fami-
y visited at o. w. olson's home in
Hawick Sunday.
the home Of her son. Ludwig.
Mr.. and Mrs: Emil stuhr and son,
Lawrence, and Miss Annette Renstrom
spent Sunday at Albert Stuhr's.
Otto Feifarek made q call on south
ern friends Sunday.
H. 1. Aspaas and Fred Berglund are
spending the fore part of the week in
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter strandbere:. and
family, Mary Hauser and Andrew Mo-
leen, spent Sunday at Oscar Olson's
IS Mrs. n. p. Olson and son, Victor,
were visitors In this vicinity Satur-
day. 49, 80 = 80
Myrtle and Bernice Renstrom spent
Sunday at their parental home here.
Oscar, Willie and Richard g. John
son and Marvin Erickson attended q
dance at Lake Elizabeth Saturday ev-
enfng. ~ 1888
Last "Wednesday afternoon occurred
the marriage OF Miss Annette IindQuist
to Arthur Eastman At sWillmar. The
bride was attended by Ruby Eastman
and Roy LindQuist acted ~ best man.
Hearty CONGRATULATIONS.
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ARCTANDER

Arctander, May 26.-Miss Minnie
Skindelien was pleasantly surprised
by number of her friends last Thurs
day evening. The occasion was her
birthday anniversary. Refreshments
were served at late hour and a good
time was reported by all present
Henry Hough made business trip
to Willmar last week.
Pvt. Julius Christopherson left for
st. Cloud to visit his sisters who are
attending school there.
Miss Anna Bakken closed a success
full term Of school In Dist. Sc last
Friday. She presented picture Of
Gen. Pershing to the school.
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NYRE

Dovre. May 27th-Last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. K K Bue from near Gran
vile, s, D., o. Elgeros Gurine and Nels
Elgeross visited at G.. T. Btrkeland' 8:
Henry Netland, who works at John ii.
Olson's, visited with his folks In Will
mar last Sunday. ~. q :
At p. p. AlvIe's sad message was
their daughter. Mrs. K Struxness. had
Aifred Fiaten from Camp Lake near
Swift Falls and s. E. Swenson and son,
Chester. from Spring Creek. autoed
here Last Sunday to c. T. Birkeland's.
- 90, Rykken visited with his daugh-
ter. Minnie. In Willmar last Monday.
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state) of next month has been dispos.
ed of we are confident the result will
sustain the verdicts of recent elections
and the program will develop and be
carried out. 1t is significant that the
opposition dare not attack the issues
raised by the farmers but depend in
the main on attacking individuals and
attempting to discredit the men who
are in the lead in the movement.
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NORTH DAKOTA LAWYER
ASKS FOR TRIBUNE SPACl
Demands Correction Of an Eleva-
tor Item and An Attack on
N. p. League. =.

~. :. League. =
Atty. E. G. Ruble, formerly Will.
mar boy and for many years q sub
:scriber of the Willmar Tribune, sends
US the following letter and enclosures;
which we print at his request:
EDWIN c. RUBLE
IS Lawyer
g U. s. Commissioner
Practise in all Courts
Land Bought and Sold
Loans cG p9iaaS n nf p Mss IT, 1919
Willmar Tribune Printing Co..
Willmar. MINI.
Gentlemen:
Of May 7th noticed an article that you
copied from the Grand Forks Amerl-
can regarding our M IT, Oscar Op4ien re- re-
Ssas at Driscoli. CONTROLLED by q
banker and grain dealer" This article
appeared first in the Courier News Of
Fargo napRsn TO os ana We had the
matter Investigated to the effect that
Mr.. Opoien and the Directors signed an
ahidavit and gave out to the papers to to
I enclose copy of the affidavit: clip
ped out of the Bismark Tribune OF May
your paper that it may put our little
| Village and the Farmers elevator in the
proper light again to the Willmar Tri-
I also enclose clipping given to the
ger, our State Atty. General, under
date April 80: 1910: Mr.; LANCER p pole;
last fall and the people are placing
considerable confidence in our Atty
General; I would be pleased II you will
Yours truly.
E. c. Ruble.
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Christopherson Returned.

Christopherson Returned.
Private Julius Christopherson has
returned home from one years over
seas service with the 18th engineers
He went in the draft of Sept. 22nd,
1917 for Camp Dodge.
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Landed Last Week.

Eddie Johnson, son of Mrs. Carrie
Johnson Of Lake Lillian, landed last
week from overseas, where he has
served one year.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28

bank parties for large quantities Of |
paper contributed this spring. and also
storage room pending the shipment soon
sn a1lnsteat spent spent 4 Sunday in VIM
:, Carl 1hlang had business in Appleton
Ole skrathult and Company played
night. The hall was flled twice and
people who could not dnd standing room
Miss Eunice Rrobere and Louise
Nordlie called on Willmar: friends Sum
= There will be memorial service on
Sunday next at the Crow River church
| IN the morning to honor the memory Of
! the late Peter o. Iverson OF New Lon
expected that among near and devoted
vile. Wis. will also be- In attendance Tendance.
families Of Willmar Visited over A sun.
day at the Conrad Swenson home.
Gladys Arnold of Mount Ida, Wis,
9as neen 49,, re e. as Domestic
The gravel pit crew were all laid off
tns To9f r Se stea
shovel is expected to be ordered out FOR
some other point Within the week
ana 0 cans Rk Tor Try ke for d aa
were received here from Granite Falls
Hatchery recently and delivered by local
New London friends are erieved to
learn this week of the misfortune of
Henry Winblad who recently lost his
sides the husband. she leaves two small
children. Their home is near Seattle,
Gertte THOMPSON will BEGIN her du+,es
Saturday as day operator at the local
telephone office to succeed Mary Erick-
son who has been in the employ contin-
JOHN i &dams says years + he has LET,
can have it." '"''
hands. being sold last by the oWne1
; Victor Bjerklund to H.. x. Palm, thu
Willmar Bakery man. who we presume
!, lie hotel service again.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. -. M. Hanson. pastor.
- meeting Friday evening, May 3otl
! Sunday school next Sunday at 1o:ot
Gausdal: The Ladies Aid will NEE
with Mrs. Stenbakken Thursday. Ma,
Nordland: Service next Sunday. Jun,
Young Peoples Meeting in the even
ing at $3.50 p. m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
4 Rev. T. M. Findley. pastor.
Sunday school at 10:45 g. M
3 Service Sunday at $500 p, m.
LEBANON LUTHERAN CHURCH.
5 Rev. A. F. Almer, pastor
/ commencement exercices of the New
London Senior Class of 1918. viii b
! Thursday evening, May 29th
!: Sunday school at $500 p. M
i Services Sunday at $500 D. M
n English Services Sunday at $500 o. m
MISSION CHURCH.
e Rev. Theo. J. Paulson, pastor.
a Sunday school at $500 p. m.
y Services Sunday at l:45 D. m.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28
WILLIAM LANCER.

y 481UuHes AprI ZU, 1919.
The editor OF the Tribune prints the
above, the letters for what they may
be worth tn correcting an unintention.
al wrong, and the clipping to show
where Mr.. Ruble's sympathies are In
the great battle being fought for econ.
omic and political independence by
the farmers Of North Dakota. The
people OF that state has shown them.
selves competent to govern them.
selves. and When the direct refereu.
dun (the court 6 list appsal q tas
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28
THE AFFIDAVIT.


The affidavit, executed April 80,
and which the Oourier-News has de-
MED publicity, read as follows:
1.-THE undersigned. Oscar Opoien,
farmer: B. F. Peasley. president; Of
Brsd Equity Grain c1ars esq., c1 of
of Equity Grain & Mercantile Co.; A. c:
Jorand, Roy Cotton, o. N. Nelson and
George V. Cunningham, directors OF
said Equity Grain & Mercantile Co., de-
pose and say
THAT they have heard Of a news item
and Of Editorial in same paper based
on said news item. under date of April
81. The said articles play up the Equity
Grain & Mercantile Co. in a very un-
favorable and entirely false light. After
a thorough investigation of the charges
there is absolutely no foundation for
the story; that Oscar Opoien is not q
member of the Nonpartisan league; that
he did not authorize or report to any
paper the report credited to him, nor
any other report; that he did not re-
or a check for any other amount; that
the attempt to injure the Driscoll ele-
vator. which is owned by farmers and
practically all members of the Nonpar-
tisan league, comes as shock to said
farmers; that four of the above direc-
for years tried to work for the farmers
interests in every way possible; that we
individually and collectively demand that
the Courier News make retraction of
this false report. giving the same as
much publicity as they gave the former
slanderous articles.
"Subscribed to before me this 3oth
* A. ERSLAND.
Notary Public
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28
FARMS T. REAL ESTATE

fAHMS q HEAc ESTATE
FOR SALE-SO acres, bargain, four
miles from Willmar, Sh of SWA
81, 119, IS; make me an offer. Write
q Hugh Cooper, Willmar, MINI. 24O
FOR SALE OR TRADEITwo choice
&c residence lots, with some improve
ments, at Brooten, MINI. Viii con-
slider second hand car valued not
over 800 as part payment. Inquire
81 operator Tribune.-tf.
FOR SALE-80 acres at real bargain,
no buildings, fine clay soil, 4 miles
from Willmar, VIZ SWA, 32-119-35.
Phone or see Hugh Cooper at Com
Mercial Hotel, Willmar or write him
& at Forest Lake, MINI. 31S
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES
FOR sALE-A five passenger Chev-
rolet car, almost new. Inquire at
this Office. 312
FOR SALE-A five passenger Ford
touring car, 1918 model. c. A. o.
son, Willmar, Rte. S. 234
GET LIABILITY INSURANCE-On
your car now. Rates have been re-
duced almost fifty per cent. VIM.
o. Johnson. 1876
FOR SALE-A Good secondhand car
1925. Call and look this car over.
Johnson-Erickson Motor Company,
Willmar, Minnesota. 316
FOR SALE-1914 Ford with slip-on
body. May consider 3-speed Harley
or sell for cash. Emil E. Nelson,
Sacred Heart, Rte. I, MINI. BOG
FOR SALE-Moon seven passenger
car, late model, Continental Red
Seal Six motor; price reasonable:
might consider small car and cash.
Solberg, ok Commercial Hotel. 81
INSURE YOUR CAR-Against Fire,
Wind, Tornado and Theft anywhere
In the United States of Canada, at
home. on road or in garage. Ford
for four years, $20.50; $1,000 car for
four years, $34.44. Others in pro-
portion. VIM. O. Johnson, City. 149
MiscELLANE0Ua
EsTRAY-One yearling red bull,
white forehead lost. Please notify
N: Dubois, Raymond, MINI. 259
surance; Tornado Insurance: also
Fire, Theft, Collision, etc. on auto
mobiles. Lewis Johnson, Office 214,
4th st. 242
POTATOES-For Sale, Carmen Pota-
toes No. 3, late white, and good
keepers. Price $3.50 per bushel,
While they last. E. A. Swanson,
one mile east of Solomon Lake
church. 27e
BUSINESS LOCATION-Anyone IN
terested In securing a good location
for a house furnishing business,
will please address No. 91S, CO Tri-
bune for particulars. 91S
LOST AND FOUND
Tabernacle Chorus Pictures. Order
now from Olson Bros. Studio.-Adv.
LOsT-Automobile license Tag, No.
2O2463. Finder leave at Tribune
Office or with Geo. O. Anderson,
Svea, Rte. l, Box 20. 800
LOST-Between K. T. Rykken farm
and Willmar, small black suit case
containing children's clothes. Find
er please leave at Tribune. 3O5
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28

MONTANA LAND-I have ARRANGED
w with . responsible party in Eastern
Montana who has several thousand
acres Of land to sell on easy terms.
Any size tract yeu want, either Wild
or improved. Call for Information
1. ct store Of w M. Chase, Willmar. s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28

FARM BARGAIN-For Sale, one Of
the best grain and stock farms in
Lake Elizabeth township. Good IL
room house, large barn, granary,
machine shed. Everything In first
class shape, 125 acres, in crops, bal
ance hay land and pasture. Price
$50 per acre-A snap. Further In.
formation at Martin Olson Land Co.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28
LANCER HURLs DEFY IN TEETH
OF BIG BOSS-DEMANDS THAT HE
MAKE GOOD HIS cHARGES-WILL

IAN06H t7OnIS OEfV IN eeJH
OF BIG 1OSS-DEMANDS THAT HE
MAKE GOOD HIS CHARGES WILL
RESIGN IF THEY ARE PROVEN
The most interesting document that
has yet appeared in the Langer-Townley
controversy made its appearance today
when the attorney general released for
duplication the following signed letter
ional Nonpartisan league, who has
sought to read the attorney general out
You and your hirelings have lied
to and are deceiving the farmers
You. who had the greatest oppor.
tunity ever given to any man in
North DAKOTA were not big enough
You held your personal interests
ABOVE the interests of the farmers
Greedy for power, hungry for mon
and with a mi hty hate for ali hon
est men who dare to counsel moder-
Nopth f Bako 6etray the farmers of
You. who hold nothing sacred
If the educational system lies in
pr yea r SaneI it, If the inde
truth, you wreck it; if an honest
man exercises his American privil-
eye Of opposing certain bills. he is
radicals by the score Who are
f tn They pay no taxes in North
fees for North Dakota; they have
no homesteads in North Dakota; they
nave d done no pioneering, in North Dakota.
Ihey preach nothing beyond dtscon-
tent. What are their characters?
These men I have mentioned have
no interests in North Dakota. TO
them North Dakota is nothing but
payment Of taxes is to them, as it
is to you, matter of indifference
Beyond milking them to the ut
most mos . OF your r. ability you and these
not the farmers friend.
You and your hirelings have said
mat 1 am a crook. traitor. and
n the farmers r. of North Dakota. You
waive jury and ask that you
man who declared you bankrupt
who freed Walter Thomas Nils
t%e asx Sa9s o. asG n Rr9ve it to
District Judge Charles F. Amidon,
Prove it and I will resign the
Prove it to the satisfaction of this
one Judge and will resign. Prove
that l have done one crooked act as
A or}b Ha. General Of the state Of
wrongfully favored Big Business.
Prove that have sold out and be-
trayed the farmers Of North Dako-
Ia and the resignation will follow.
And IT you with your horde Of de-
sociates can't prove it-tien stand
convicted before the farmers Of the
state OF North Dakota. the men who
trnsted you. Stand convicted as
self confessed liar and an assas-
sinator Of character man more
desp1cable than the ghoul that
sneaks out under the cover Of dark
ness into mo Mans Land" and roba
the dead. : ~--s.s-~
= = z-.--'G,-e xrrr rrArr ...--
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28

MANAGER WRITES NEWSPAPER
Addressing the Courier News, Glare
Cobb. manager of the Equity Co.,. said:
Front page news item under double
column head. under date of Saturday,
April 26, gave sensational story which,
while not giving name Of our company
openly, was so direct that our farmer
customers and all others in this terri
tory readily understood that you had
singled us out for an attack, which to
date we are unable to understand. We
are enclosing herewith copy Of aff1da-
Wit Of the man who was charged in your
article with furnishing the story. He
says it is false. and the whole thing
seems to be raving Of some irresponsi-
BILE correspondent who for some I'M
known reason seems to desire to hit
this elevator association under cover Of
your sheet. The enclosed affidavit sets
forth the facts in this case and the de-
mands of signers of the same. If you
are as fair-minded as you represent
your paper to be, we shall expect to see
in tomorrow's issue of the Courier News
retraction Observation-Disclosures Tri-
bune, May Is, 1919.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. T. M. Findley, pastor.
Sunday school at 1O:45 a. m,
Service Sunday at 500 p. m.
LEBANON LUTHERAN CHURCH

LEBANON LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. A. F. Almer, pastor.
Commencement exercices Of the New
London Senior Class of 1919. will be
held In the Swedish Lutheran church.
Thursday evening, May 29th.
Sunday school at $500 p. m.
Services Sunday at $500 p. M
English Services Sunday at 500 p. m.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28
LOST AND FOUND

Tabernacle Chorus Pictures. Order
now from Olson Bros. Studio.-Adv.
LOsT-Automobile license Tag, No.
202463. Finder leave at Tribune
office or with Geo. 0. Anderson.
Svea, Rte. I, Box 20. 300
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28

MISSION CHURCH,
Rev. Theo. J. Pau1son, pastor.
Sunday school at $500 p. m.
Services Sunday at. 1:45 p. m.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-05-28

LOST-Between K. T. Rykken farm
and Willmar, small black suit case,
containing children's clothes. Find.
er please leave at Tribune. 3O5
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-21
VALDEZ LOSES GOOD CITIZEN
 THRU DEATH

Malcolm Brock was this morning in receipt of a wire from Valdez bearing the sad news of the death last night of E. B. Wheat, vice president of S. Blum & Co.,, and who has been iden- tified with the firm for the past if teen years.
 MT. Wheat had been a sufferer from stomach trouble for the past three years, and had been confined to his home for more than a month Al though his death had been feared, it came as a distinct shock to all of his friends.
 MT. Wheat was about 47 years of age and one of the leading citizens of Valdez, where he was loved and re- spected by all who knew him. He was a devoted husband and father and leaves a widow and three chil- dren to mourn his loss. MT. Wheat was also a brother-in-law of James Fish.
 The funeral will take place on Sun day afternoon at o'clock.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-21

iHt ulSIllCJ COuII VIII CbuNtHt dI Valdez on Monday next.
 E. J. Stier of Nenana is a Cordova visitor, en route to the States.
 The Admiral Watson has been de- layed to the westward, and her ar rival here has been postponed until tonight
 Mrs E. Lubbe and daughter of Nc Carthy were arrivals here on today's train, and will leave on the next boat for the States.
 Frank A. IversOn came down from his way to Valdez to serve as juror at the district court
 The results of yesterdays games in the billiard tournament were Bron- sky 90, Kelly 61; Murphy 100, Clayson 73; Derry 100, Gaffney 67.
 The Alaska Transfer Company will not receive the expected hundred tons of Matanuska coal on tonight's boat, as the Anchorage shippers refused to guarantee the burning qualities of the coal.
 Margery Wilson in Mountain Dew" at the Empress theater tonight "Old Wives for New" will be presented by request tomorrow night Billy Burke will be the attraction Sunday in Let's Get Divorce"
 A severe wind and snowstorm ragged at 2:30 o'clock this morning, taking out the transmission line of the Alaska Public Utilities between here and the power house. The light was off only a short time until the auxiliary plant at the foot of c street could be set in motion.
 Sam Sanderson and William King have formed a new partnership, un- der the firm name of the Sheep Bay Lumber Company. They have taken over the Sahlin Fall Box and Lumber Company and will add new machinery to the plant. They have unlimited water power from lakes fed by streams which are flowing the year
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-21
TOMBURG IS BURNED AND INSURGENTS NOW
 SURROUND MOSCOW

LONDON, Nov. 21 (by Associated Press According to Helsingfors ad- vices, Moscow is surrounded by in surgents. Tomburg, in the Ural noun tains, has been sacked by a hostile army of 55,000.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-21
COLLEGE STUDENTS
 THREATEN TO STRIKE

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 21 (by As
 sociated Press) The student body of Franklin and Marshall College has voted to go on strike today because seventeen students have been held for trial before the courts for hazing.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-21
COMPANY IS REDUCED
 FROM 900 TO AZ MEN

VICTORIA, B. C., Nov. 21 (by Asso- ciated Press) Company No. 34 Chi nest labor corps, which passed through here 900 strong several years ago, en route to France, returned to- day, en route home, forty-two strong.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-21
ARMY OFFICERS TO
 HOLD PRESENT RANK

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 (by Associ- ated Press) Secretary of War Baker announced yesterday that army of ficers would hold their emergency rank for the present, and rescinded previous order.