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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
Rpffrfuhntt1ualnpt.
u. 2af CT sfnepIabien for Ell bibie
@alafampagne. bbis 9fei1tltat
imb6eies meb Snteresie.

Sarge, 81. Sat, 26oe Mai 1919.
Nogle Gage fer Sen fiblte SamlinJ
al @algpetitioner ih1l6e i%1oleperes
til 5tots lcfretpren, TOM @ltpernpren
me0 Ell grflaring, iom git u6 paa,
at bon boDoe %nelluttet at flptte Ga
tpe,1 for Galget til6oge fra s. S1lli
til 26. Stunt for, lom1 ban iclb flyer,
at binore @algerne fra at femme
pier Sc 6orilag til 11pe 2ope, iom
lln6erlfriberl1e pnlfeoe fremlogt /
Snerensl temmel ie me6 @run6lobens
6%orlfrifter al1gaae1t6e Snitiotip.
Dette bar gibet @alyfampen cit ny
og britt 6ramatiif 8en6i1g.
st fort Mi6s al Mo6ltmoerncs
molgtaftif oil fo1te 2ps ober @l1per<
n6renS 8epgggrun0e og 1jemeb
meb @eniDn til set 1tbe1te6e 6fri6t,
ba11 bor toget. Mob1 tonoerne FILTER
ifarpt mellem 6e politiife og Sc pfo-
nomiife 6ormoal for Sen rDe Sob
gipning. 9e er imo6, bpu6 Sc fal=
ser Sopnleps poIitiIfe g::1epGl6e /
5tpret al 9taten og Monportiio11
2ealle; 11en DC ct Eilbengere al
2igaens oprin6elige Hrogrom. SC
pil fn0ffe set fgrl tie, men birfe for
set ii6ite. Sc paaltaor, at &eniig=
ten mes noglc al Sc npe 2obe er at
itDrfeSoipnleps politi1fe Mo1fi11e, og
at Somnlep og bons %ner1neite 4re6s
bill blibc l1i:16frpnfe6e &errer / eta.
ten, ON 6tsie 2obe b1iper Itaoen6e.
Sc altf6rer hi6ere, at 6e al Sc npc
2obe, Tom ifol gje11emfpre Sarmer,
mes Nrogrom, bor 8%eltemmelier,
iom bill gipre bem til en- 2egebpl5
for Nolitiferne og ubrl1gbore for
oercs egcntlige eller o%ngioelge Die
me6. /0e me,1er, at Solicit b6r babc
%srnlc61ng til at afitge fir Dom / al
1e 16isie 5p6rgsmoal, f6r sen rpe
2obgibni1tg fires us i 2ipet, Mn1e6.
riilg til at go6fienoe, forfaite eller
9n0re 2opene, iom @elgerne ielp
n1ootte 611ife.
Tor at gigre bette mltligt bar ST
dependent @oters Mslpciotion beIl11t=
tet at fremlegge Sor11og til tire
1on1, ON Sc foor Me6bol6 al
Gplgerne be6 set foreltooenoe Bo1g,
bill tre6e iite6enfor 6e al 2egtslatlt=
ret be6tagne 2obe ont @jennemfe-
rellen at 2igocns &rogromioger.
Dette ct ifet / Me6f6r al Metten til
Snitiatip. De 2obe, Soreninge.1 og
oens Me6lemmer bill i6ge eritottet
paa 6e11te mau6c, er Sn6u1trial.
Commission 2ope11, g1ebotorloben,
Slemloben og 8onflobcn. Sl161t<
itrial Commission, iom ifo1 gjen-
:.1emf6re ollie 6isie 2ope, be1toar al
TIE MeMemmer, men Itpres al oct
enc al Dem, @upernpren, ga ban
Dor abio1ut @eto / ollie oisie5pbrgs-
maal. Sorenin1en me11er, at oenne
&%ommislion er en- unpttig, foitbar
og farliJ Malfine, at Glebatorlooe11
ct rpraftiif, at gaaflooen er ct DO
beligt Gfsperiment, iom bill pirfe til
Sfaoe for Solicit, % at Siemlobens
@eitemme1ie ON, at Staten Tan tage
oe6 grproprtation Conformation.
en- Manos Gien6om til 6oroeI for
pripate 8erfoner, itoar 5trio meo
Grltn6lobens Sr6 og Mnn6 a1tgna=
e.1oe eminent Domain.
S1,oepenoent goters Msfoctatton
t1etter, at rta1t Lgr pr6be ct 5pitem
for Terminal @lebntors", iom Sar-
merne bar fr9bet, og at to MiIlio-
ner Collars bGr bebilges | bette
9ieme6. Men ben er imo6 ben beo=
Sob, Tom bebilger fem Millio-
ner % giper "Gn-Ma1bs @ontmis-
Nnleoning til at BRUCE
III andre Gorf1taal e1o oe,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
Den gitrisife sraftat.

Sen gitrigife Delegation ia;
enonn lite fauet Sreosbetingelirur,
oberroH, men fette dntoges at lille
tie oisie Dagc. GeIegationen IL,
1rotalt lin Misngie meo noiatteljer
Of 0berreffelie.,. SfGIge Sc 1offi-
eielle Meo1elelier bill Sen dtrigHs
MiliteritDrfe blibe bragt nao til
$1,000 Man6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30

5olf pnlfer at goofienoe eller UNDER,
f1enoe. De at iiolte 2egislatur peo-
tagne 2ope on @iermemfgrellen af
bet inouitrielle Nrogram lanlt be.
ilRgteoe 2ope, iotn min MominiItra-
.tion og 2egislaturen .baboe lobet at
,beotage."
1beooore IS. Nelion 5efreter
for Sn6epe:16ent @oters Msfociation,
llotaler / ct gtor til .@uperngrer
blanot an6et:
"4loernGren er npr be6 at for
|prenge, 1laar fun flyer, at 8e1gerne
fnnoe femme baa6e for 2%egislatu.
re1lS Glebatorlo1 og for set a s. g.
81. fremiatte Sorilag. 9e fn116ei lite
itcmme for begge, foroi begge life
biloe bore poa Stenrmeleo6elen, fun
S%ore1ingens 6ocilag. Mnt Sc bil6e
babe at gigre ct, ON be foretreffcr
bette 6orilag for. oen al 2egislatu>
rem beotagne Sob ON famine Gag. $
befrnftenoe Gilfeloe bil6e Sc item,
ME for bette 6orilag, og oct biloe
blibe Sob og tr@6e i%Iteoenfor 6er1
iglebatorlob, iom ii6lte 2egislatur
|be6tod. g mo6int SiIfpIhp hiInp SO
itemme moo oct, og 2egislat1rens
SOB bilbe blibe ftaoer6e. Settle CT
GREET NOT og iao %"fair", Tom roget
fan here. Set er flnrt, at @1t=
berngren er re6 for at laoe Solicit
femme ODER Sc forifjellige 2ope paa
oe11ne Maa6e;; ban er re6 for, at
galgerl1e flr16e femme for, bpa6 5,
bill bobe Of faa set n6en at omoon-
he Staten til CIT iocialiitiif gfsperi-
ment=5tation eller bpgge en- politiif
Waifine> TOM set; proftiif to1t, piloe
b9re 1tmnlliat at en6re 1t6en Mebo>
1utic1 og @lo6su6gpoelie.... GU
%berneren l6ger at ifobe en- 5itra-
|tion, iom bill toiage 5olf til at gigre
BAN til Wonarf ODER bele Gtoten oq
gipe Dom lterre Ma9t ober Solicit,
bets 5foler, Slrouitrier % @iplpe-
fiber, enc 11ogen &or1ge nl1tiloogs
bar nugget Gte6 / 8er6el1 -. Sen
liolte l1ge / SUM- -og be:1 fpritc ltgc
S1li er Ell Sci al Sen be6ite Sis /
sc. 9afoto for offent1ig Disf,tsiion
al offc1tlige Spergsn1oa1. Sen 46c
Srli er iiar cit nrr6ifulo Nnleo=-
ming / oette 9ienne6. @pis Tolget
bolocs Ben 90. SUM-, pil Solicit BIZ
be berppet oisie to b%er0ifuloe Tiger
til oHentlig Grcftelle al @olgets
Mprfe1ager."
st AT Gtote11s Ie6e116e Bla0e f.
ger: "@1tbernere.1 u6nutter tcfnilfc
@ettigbe0er til at bin6re Solicit fra
at notole fin Ment1g ONT @pergs-
n1aal at Sen itarite @etponing for
olle. 9esuoen iniulterer ban SOL
fet beo at erfipre, at Hetiticner un-
Der trepet al mere cro 10000 8el,
9ere er frent1agt / ube6erlig Sen=
ligt. Sans aobenbore Gormoo1 me6
bette er at tpt1ge Solicit til at ipel,
De ilette og ifa6elige 2obe. Sons
,Stonopl1nft fan life foripores / no.
gen 9enieen6e og TAI, forfrares bare
beo at yaa 16 fra, at ban og bons
Soerororeoe er re6 for en- Mppel til
solicit og er beitemt poo at forebpg-
&c Sen for enbber @ris."
Stotsiociolisme euer life = settle
lfol altiaa bore @oIget, forlaobi6t
9fgoens inouitrieIle Erogram at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30

lite at rette nogen gebreioelie moo
Dem, Der forlaoer os, mar~1iger
.oem Eat for oct trofalte Nrbeioe,
De nlaatte bare nbrettet. Oct triIte
ligger !, at bet pi1 blipe .ponifeligt
at finoe Men6, Der Tan % bill OPP
tage @ier1ingen efter 6en."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30
Observation-Disclosures

fSS110ultrD 5erpicc bar l1%bf9r0iget en
&effe 8eltemmclier angaaenoe Or
beiospilfaar for f%pinoelige Mrbeioe=
re, D~epartementet ieger nemlig at
faa i:16fert -9tonoor6 eller lrorlnale
@ilfaor for ale &pin6er, Der tiener
lit 2epebrgo pes illSu1trielle elle1
a11ore grbperbsbirfiombe6er, Mpo-
rc%n6igbe0en for cit iaa6on &rntrol
Ecr alle rettrnferbte' Me11nel fer enige
ON, 50. enbber, Ser bor cit @mule
&jen6lfob til UrbberbsforDolb, beo,
lat &bi1oen inotager EN- ipagere efo-
nomilf Gtilling emo M9n6. Mf ben
@ru,nb finder Geportementet, at Set
or abioll,t %ne6penoigt at uml11ig.
gjpre 8enpttellen al @pin6er lo1!'
upillige &e6ifahsr til at trpffe Mor-
neutrality-suspicious. mes.
Ser or n:1mo6er &egieril1gen Can:
t0ets lamt1ige SSn6ultrier og ebri1e
%girfiombe6er, Ser beifieftiger &pi11.
Ser, ON at 1an1arbej6e me6 Gtater:
neg og Sorbun6sregieringens Mbrr
6iebeber be6 at in6fere og opretbol
i6e fglgen6e Mor,nolpilfoor for fbin,
beige Mrbei6ere:
M%rbej6stio: Slleen @binoe ia?
Furbej6e eller tilla6es at orbei6e me
re enc s elmer pit. Sag. Mrbeios:
tioen og.- Ei6saf6rag til Manlti6e'
ifal b%efien6tgidres poo en- H1ofat
Ser op1laoes pda ct idi1efaloen6f
5te6 pao Mrbeiospla6ien. Mrbei6s.
giperen ct p1igtig til at fere @egr.
ffab ODER 0berti6sorbejbe.
2broag: &o1p 6rioog ON 2gr6o:
&c b6r iagttages ON cit @ebpane.
ngentlig &pile6ag: @nbber finn:
oelig Mrbej6er 1fa1 bobe EFT Sbile-
6ag bber ipbenoe Sag.
Maalti6ar: Min6i It tire @porte,
ffo1 berey'.x-7 III hnert Mo Hits
Sbileti6er:: Gil &biletio poa 10
Min11ter bbr tilla6es / Mi6ten 81
bier Mrbei0speriooe r,6e1 at oer;l
iSi6 tillngges Mrbeiosti6en.
Matorbei0c: SSngen @pinoe lful
arbeioe mellem @1offer 10 Sitter
leg 6 Morgen.
Con: @pin6er, ser u6fgrer jort.
me Slags Mr6eibe Tom Meno, ffal
babe [a1nme @etaling Tom Mpn6 i
~be6fommen6e 8irfiombe6.
2pnnt1gerne ifol Determines pan
@r1,nolog of be6fon1nen6e 8irfIom.
beo, lite pao &i6ns9rln6lag. Mini
~F1
m%ollgnnen lfal bore tilitrpffe1ig til
at 6efffe, / EiIfel6e BUN er UNDER
boloningspligtig, benoes 8%aareren.
6e iaobel 1om ben6es eg1e 2ipsfor.
ng6enbe6er.
0esuoen ct ser be6taget EN- Ref.
fe 8eitemmelier ongooenoe bpgieini-
fe og ianitere Scrbol1, 2uftnt:1q al
Mrbejosite6erne, @iiffferbe6sforat.
ltaltninger, gereliernes Opporm.
Mtg paa 6e fol6e Morsti6er og Tia.
nenoe @l1n6be6sregIer.
@egieringen, @taterne % Sc 10.
fale acknowledgement Dor oprettett @or
torer for oisie 5agers fpn6ige 8e
Rambling og 8ei1e0ning for enbber
Der bill bore / gomflang mes ST
ben. Sp6r9smaol o.1goaen6e Mnlpt
te1ie at fpittoelige Mrbeioere og Sc
reg Bilfaor beioares prompt bel
Senbenoelie til @oman in Sssn6uitri
Serbice, Department Of 2abor
Wnibington, 8. 6.
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BulBhputHttrna ).
&trknntat

E~ - $50 a. 49,. .E,-..
@%ollbepislnen CT / fit profttlfe
/. Snrm cit Ggte rusitif 6remto1i11g.
,9e blobige Mnoile ser I'LL / ODER
ct Mar far D9rget &nsln1o, f1ul6e
fun blipe mulige ulu6er 6e iprlige
@etingelier, ser ber forelaa; ielp oell
I@fterlisning; Ser mt forlpges etab-
ileret / ltngorn, ptl, bbis 6e:1 6o
/ o%oerbQpeoet faar Sob til at lepe,
lauolpnIisnis: ,,ooif1e fig 40 andre
fgeie.. @a.n / @us1ono, efter en- &ria
fuD al &eoerlo9 % O6mbgel1e, mes
Ell 1,6uc1ig og beltiffelig @mbeos-'
ltan0, .n1eo 9efolfningens bre6c 2a1
beniu11fen i pltcrlan0T Sfieb1etro
og 5lppbeo. og me6 Sntelligenien
! gjemem1pret al Ell Sen SolltoiS
anorfiltiifc S6eolisme> fun6e 8ol-
ibeoismen UNDER 2e0el1e al cit lille,
1ige Taa fref lom opgtig @life, al
for iterlte 9elen fremne0 STAGE, uo=
bifle fig til set, Sen ct blepe1.
S Teorien er golibeoismen Der
i11o6 life al r11s1tlf Sprinoel1e. Sol
:, 1bebifernes S6rere erflerer ielp, at
6e bar 6eres 5pltcm fra 4arl Marr;
bom fpl6er Sc pgiaa Slogor6et Hro=
1etariatets 9iftotur. Sm Morr MT
funoe 1toa op at fin @rab og bore
,@i6ne til, bbao ser foregaor / Mus=
lalt6, biloe Fan 6og itffert ifpnoe fig
me6 at fro1egge fig alt M111oar og
Mn6el beri; for bom ifu16e 6en Sill
ilutntng til 6e;1 bi1tori1fe Oprin6el|c
.of 0r6et 9tftotur, oenne Torm for
@roletariatets &erreoemme f11n bee
re Ell n66tbungen, be1lt f%ortoariJ
Sbergangstilitor0> inoti1 set IN og
b~e6reSamftn6 Eleo organiieret; for
,,2enin og Grot5ti 6erimo0 giel6er
oct at gibe 6e1ne obnorme GilItanh
parig 8e1taaen.
Den Gonfeoer6en Wpis man oa
tpr BRUCE ct ioa fororingsfuf6t 116.,
trpD, bbori oe rusiiife 8olibeoiffe-
rere bebpger fly, ct / @irfeligbeoer1
,iffe bentet fra &arl Morr, men fra
Ben frantic @Dnoifoltsme. S 0e 3d.
ger og 8iosifrifter> iom 6ennes
.Solsmen6 bar 16gipet, finder mar,
,olle Sc %bolibebifilfe Eeorier.
s Moret 1899 bar set fprlte @n1g,
at EN- fran1f Socialiit, Milleran6,
bleo Me0lem al 2anoets Staggering.
,9enne 8%egipenbeo poftte fort &pre
Jog ltore SorDaabninger bla1u6t fran-
tie Mrbej0ere:: Naar MI cit al Harti=
Ifpllerne 1o6 / Ielpe Mini1teriet, flint
De oct bel iffe bare Iaa le:1ge, in6en
,2ibsDilfoore1e bleb onberleoes pa
be6rel Sg 6a man Iaa i1rben ret
Ilange op6age6e, at set b1eb beo at
gaa pno ben gamle Ma1er, % at
Mfltanoen mellem rig og fatttg e116-
mt bar lige itor, breote ser Jig cit
,6pb. 5fuffelie / mango &re6le, og
6enne 5fuffelie offp6te en e.r6nt
mere p0erliggaaenoe Streben. Sen
gamle Gociolisme me6 al 6ens 6tof
ON Srtbe6 og 2igbe0 par noget
2apperi; Ser ifuloe iIet lite bore
nogen 2igbeo, &lasieforifiellene /
I5amfunoet iful6e pe6blipe at beltao,
IDIOT ! omben6t Or6en, iaaleoes at
&ropsorbet6erne bleb Sc eneite,
Der fit politif S:16flp6elie % Der
meo ogiaa 8rooerpartet at Can't
fun6sgooerne. Den Een6ens, Ser
arbei6e6e ben tmob cit 1on6on 5om=
fun6stillta16, fit Mabnet Spn6i<
fa1isme.
Dette 0r6 fommer al set frantic
"ipnoicat" Ser 81. a. fan betD6e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-30

oerlige Gin ba6 faitb),. og Sc blcp
omien6t al S1toepen6ent goters Ns-
location / Sen @enligt at hriage
Nif6re6e i16 / &eferen6um @pgr9s-
rnoaGene. Seq bar beltemt mig til
at bGlge en- 9ato for Nefere,6um-
Tolget oper 2egislotl,rells 2obe, Jon
or flpttet tilboge 1olngt nof til al
ltgp1oiJgipre (inbali6ote) Snitiotip:
Netitionert1e og forebDgge booblpS
Torbirri1rg for gelgeraes geofom.
menoe. N%eferen6llm : Betitionerne
fremlpgger for Solicit ipp 2obe be6.
taaet al iiolte 2egislatur, og 'bisit
SpgrgSn1oa1 bpr foreIigge fibre
Sbis 6e of Sn6epen6ent @oters Ms.
location initiereoe Sorilag fremrp1
ges til %gfitemnine poo. famine Sis
|bil Spdrasmaalcl1e blibe ioo ino.
piflet, at Ell fair" % opIplt Mfgjg.
|relic bill blipe l1mulig. Disle Sor.
1log anaaar | flor l16itret1ing 81
famine Spbresmdal,. iom bill blipt
Bplgerne forelugt beo Mefererouun
|Soreningen, Der er fienot iom. e,
Mooitonoer al Stote 9mneribip gi6l
ct nbeoerligt, Soripg paa at initiert
|en Wplle- og @lebatorlob, en- Stem.
LOB % atuore 2oue 2igbeo mes benz
lom 2egislotl1rea bor be6taget, mer
ieger at gi6re Get poa en- fist for.
lifiellig Moa6e ! bbert e:1felt EilfpI.
|fel6e. s.. @rullolopen giber mic
Ret til at beitemme Dngen for Ste
~ferenonm-@olget in6en bisie Green.
Ter. Seq fgler, at leg biloe fori6m.
ME at opfDl6e fin 81igt, ON ieg til
LOS Stitiattb og &efererbum at BIZ
be misbrugt al political tricflters"
|paa benne Maabe. ... Set bill bIipe
Iu1nuligt at femme ober Snitiatib.
.Sorilage1e, t1aar Geferenbum-gaIge
boIoes ben 26. Slr1i. Set flare
.lSperggfnaal, iom 81 bill foreligge,
bill 6erfor bore bette, ON @tate1g
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-09-02
FORBID BOYS AND GIRLS
TO WORK IN MINES
Women Also Barred From Employ
ment by Senate Amendment; Coal
Land for Cities.

Washington, ID. C.-The senate. with
out a record vote, has tentatively
adopted an amendment proposed by
Senator La Toilette prohibiting the
employment of boys under 16 years
fage or any girl or woman, without
regard to age, in any mine located up
on government owned lands under the
provisions. OF the leasing bill.
Beginning consideration of the Sc
ries of amendments proposed by Sen
ator La Toilette, the senate without a
record vote, tentatively accepted one
authorizing the awarding of permits
to municipalities to operate coal lands.
Cities having between 100000 and
10000 inhabitants would receive a
permit for 1880 acres, and those with
larger populations would receive 1850
acres
Senator La Toilette also introduced
an amendment by which the govern
ment would reserve the right to fix
wholesale and retail selling prices of
products obtained from leased land
under the bill. Senator La Toilette crit
icized especially the provisions author
izing the granting of 20-year term leas-
es for oil lands, declaring that accord
ing to estimates the country's oil sup
ply will have been exhausted in %
years.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-09-02
w. A. CLARK, MONTANA
PIONEERS SELECTION
Montana Trail Blazers Urged to Stamp
Out Treason and Anarchy
In Out Country.

Butte, Mont.-Bolshevism was de-
nounced by Judge William Y. Pember
ton Of Helena, former justice of the
supreme court, when, in an address to
the Montana Society of Pioneers re-
Gently he urged the trail blazers to
stamp out treason, anarchy and sedi-
ton.
The annual convention and reunion
of pioneers ended Saturday night with
"A banquet and reception given at Co
lumbia Gardens by former Senator
w. A. Clark
The meeting next year will be held
I'm Great Falls.
The officers elected follow:
observation-disclosures Senator w. A
Clark, Butte; vice president, Colonel
Tom McTague, Deer Lodge; secreta.
ry. j. u. Sanders, Helena treasurer
John c. Curtin, Helena; state histor
ian, Frank ID. Brown, Phillipsburg
members of executive committee, J
ID. Conrad and Charles II. Hefron.
The Sons and Daughters of Pho
neers, at the conclusion of their busi
ness meeting elected the following of
ficers: President, w. j. Mccormick
Missoula; vice president, Elmer Bond
Butte; secretary. Miss Lottie Rumsey
Helena; treasurer. Cornelius Hedges
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-09-02
cOLViLLE HOMESTEADERS
TO GET LITTLE RELIEF
Interior Department Is Without Au-
thority to Aid-Water Power Bill
Soon to Come Before House.

Washington. ID. C.-The interior de-
partment is without authority to af-
ford relief to homesteaders on the di-
minished Colville Indian reservation
in Washington, who appealed to their
representative to have payments re-
mitted because of drought. This in
formation was given this week by de-
partment officials before whom was
laid. petition for relief forwarded in
behalf of homesteaders by George S.
Lee of Okanogan. The department, II
is declared, is entirely without juris-
diction to make changes in require
ments as to residence, cultivation or
payments with respect to entries made
under the enlarged homestead act.
The department suggested that the
only way to bring about relief would
be by an act of congress.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-09-02
New York Metal Market.
GRAIN AND MILLING NEWS.

Francis Huot is completing ar.
engagements for building Is to 100
barrel flour mill at Roman, Mont.
Dale Jones, who purchased the Col
vile, Wash, flour mills with D. X.
Zuck, in 1914, has acquired the entire
mill. Mr.. Zuck is going to Salmon
City, Idaho, and will take charge OF
the mills at that place. Mr.. Jones is
we'll known in this territory, having
for many years been identified with
the flour mills at Forest Grove, Ore,
where he was raised, and is a miller
of established reputation.
Italy has set the following maxi
mum prices for the 1920 crop of Ital.
ian grown wheat: Hard wheat, 50
lire a quintal ($4.20 a busheD; soft
wheat. 20 lire a quintal ($3.67
busheD. The maximum prices for the
1919 crop, as given in the 'Interna-.
tional Crop Report" for September,
1918, are as follows: Hard wheat, IS
lire a quintal ($4.46 a busheD soft
wheat. IS lire quintal 1884 a
busheD..
The controlling interest of the Nez
/ tlCt IOliCl HILLS, lOCdlCu III LONAo
ton, Idaho, has been bought by Mark
P. Miller of Moscow, James G. Wright
of Nez Perez and ]. l.. Rogers OF
I Lewiston. Mr.. Miller has been elect
ed president of the company; Mr.
Rogers vice president, and Mr.. Wright
secretary-treasurer. Mr.. Wright will
serve as manager of the milling com
pany, and will have as assistant NJ
f. Brownfield.
Within the next three months Pull
man, Wash, will have an operating
flour mill of at least 10O-barrel ca
pacity, the Community Milling Co.
having purchased the Pullman hour
mill, which has been idle for several
years. The capacity of the mill is Dul
so barrels daily, but It will be re-
modelled under a 200-barrel unit. one
of these units will be installed al
once and will be in operation by NO
vember Is, while the second unit VIII
be completed as soon as conditions
warrant.
Rain and floods i'll Argentina have
injured the prospects of the new crop
but il finer conditions supervene tne
moisture now on the ground shouiu
carry the crop forward a long way
and it is not likely that the flooding
has seriously injured the young wnea'
: at its present state of growth. Mean
time the purchases of wheat for Eu
rope have caused a more or less
steady rise in values on the Buehos
Aires option market and douDtiess
, German buying has strengthened 'ns
position, and this buying for cenlla
Europe, now that the blockade is re
! moved, is likely to make itself felt gu
the worlds markets.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-09-02
RETAILERS MUST LOWER
PRICES ON GOODS
Department Of Justice Will Act I'm
less Costs Drop Substantially
at Once.

Washington. ID. C.-Unless reduc-
tions in wholesale food prices result
ing from sharp breaks on the produce
markets are passed on to the consum
er vigorous punitive measures will be
taken by the department of Justice
it was said Monday.
Officials said the lower wholesale
prices should be reflected on the re
tail market in the near future.
Profiteering in sugar virtually has
ceased. according to Judge Ames, as
sistant to the attorney general, in
charge of administering the food con
troll law. Eleven cents. he said, now
is accepted as the just price by deal
ers throughout the country.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-09-02
STOCK AND CROP NOTES.

The largest salmon catch TINS pc
son was handled August 20 at pc s
bingham canneries. The PacinV
American Fisheries company had s y
600 fish on it's floor Monday nlgnt, o sus
best previous catch being 4s,Ovs'
Cannerymen are maintaining the nopr
that the season will pan out o.
right, but so far the pack Is niu''
below that of last year.
Rice growers are predicting TO- ~
ord crop in California, variousiy nm.
timated at from 100000 TO o,U Sts
900 bags of paddy rice. Cooi MS "a
during the past two weeks nav I'm.
tarded growth, but in some seo'iVii n
the rice is already in the boot anu IN.
these sections, with fayoraDle W." e~rly
er, harvest will commence as co..
as the middle of September.
c.. ID. Halferty, Jr., cashier OF cash.
Farmers and Merchants banA, - he
mere, reports what is believer an
record price for the season 10 oeres.
entire crop of apples, eight r $h
owned by C. ID. Nelson OF the .s;ng
mere district. Mr.. Nelson, acco' ssi-
to the report, sold the crop loi ID
600, of which one-third was oa a5s o.
advance. This is on the pa5 9S his
So, 900 an acre. Mr.. Nelson so'c ~ g
entire crop for the record pleets TO
box, orchard run. He eAps' acre,
harvest 1000 boxes from ea0H
5000 boxes in all.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-09-02
SUMMARY OF THE
WORLDS EVENTS
IMPORTANT NEWS OF BOTH HEM
SPHERES BOILED DOWN TO
LAST ANALYSIS.
ARRANGED FOR QUICK READING
Brief Notes Covering Happenings IN
This Country and Abroad That
Are of Legitimate Interest
to All the People.

Fire Aug. p destroyed 100000
mounds of tobacco in a factory at
Pantin. near Paris, France.
Gold coin valued at Sl,799,0O0 has
heen Withdrawn from the subtreaSury
for shipment to foreign countries
Japan will receive $i,000,000, China
S724 600 and South America $4,000.
The Panama peace delegation, in
behalf of the president of Panama,
has presented General Pershing with
a gold medal in appreciation Oh MS
efforts in the allied cause.
Francis p. Garvin, alien property
custodian. Aug. 26 asked President
Wilson to issue an executive order
permitting him to send an agent TO
Paris to purchase from the repara'
tions committee a six months sup
ply of German vat dyes to tide over
American manufacturers until German
secret formulas for dye-stuffs now
owned by the alien property custodian
can be utilized for commercial pur
poses.
During the eleven months from
August i, 1918, to June 80, 1919
American mills received ABB, l94
tons of cotton seed mot including
4O,43s tons on hand August ant
143,1O3 tons reshipped or burned
and crushed 4,432 1857 TONS according
to statistics compiled by the United
States Bureau of the Census. This
compares with 4,233,711 tons received
mot including 81 1928 tons on han6
and 202, 1873 tons reshipped or burned
and 4,210,O54 tons crushed during thu
corresponding period of 1918. Thu
quantity of seed on hand at the mills
on June 30 was 39,575 tons in 1911
and 55.4S5 tons in 1918.