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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-05
TIE CORN PRODUCTS DECISION.

from lime 10 time it has been
shown that the sherman antitrust law
Is soil in existence and is being en-
forced. The latest evidence of this is
shown by the final decree dissolving
To Corn Products Refining company.
This is a big combination capitalized
at $4,000 600 ana the action of the
government has been before the courts
for several years.
the decision ttaJ has been given by
tive federal court requires the break
inE' uD Of The company in a manner
which wiz overcome some OF the fea-
lures which have marked tho dissolu-
ton OF other big combinations as the
result rpt prosecution under the same
act. For instance this company is. di-
recjed 10 dispose of a number Of its
plants within d period OF two years.
not ~ turning them over 10 certain
OF tine Interested members of the cor
lor4uon but through actual sale to
PERSONS who have no connection
whatever with the existing corpora
zion and no corporation can purchase
il whose officers, directors or stock
holders ere interested n~what will re-
main Of the Corn Products company
This shows that ii is intended that
there shan be an actual breaking UP
.of the combination. The judge has
taken into consideration the practices
followed in other cases Ct this kind
,@nd guards against it in his order. II
likewise shows thai the Sherman law
is still a powerful instrument of reg
ulouon. that it is not toothless ant
what seems TO he particularly plain is
The warning which it conveys to any
others who may be headed TOWARD
such an Illegal combination that it is
. unwise to bank on any inference thai
| the antitrust law has been placed OF
! the shelf.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-05

but it realizes that the people at large
are much more. interested in the re-
tail than in the wholesale market, and
so it has made provision for d trial
of the former in which 1t has little
faith. Such retail market must be
taken care of conscienriousTy and the
public given full opportunity to
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-05
THE FoREloN BORN WORKERS.

."Hrrl doubt there will come up
r ... nest session OF congress the
question o.. restricting immigration,
... Hrnraa being 10 prevent the
f11Hrr .1 this country Of a lot Of peo-
r-- from the war stricken countries of
-rrr who arc not likely TO make the
.rf or citizens and who are
needed right where they are to aid in
BRINGING about the great work of re-
CONSERVATION. hard end tedious though
81 Fu ue
There f= evidence, however, that
thor. is as likely to be a movement
o. people from this country to Europe
i1 large numbers, as there is from
Eur0e to this country, although it
canrc. ho expected that one would
offset Inc other, but how extensive the
--sll 30 ns5jSs lands r. EsasAss is
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-05

show whether they want it or n|
If not. they will be very little int
ested in the wholesale market, kno7
ing that they will be taken care
by the retailers in stores and the hue
sters in vehicles, whose prices tn
will have to pay now.-WaterhH
American.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-05

Before the war England imported
over so per cent. of the glass used
in that country, but since the islpor-
tations were stopped they have been
able to produce enough for their own
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-05

Norwich, Saturday, April 5, 1919
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02
Terms

The land will be sold to qualified Carey Act entrymen
so cents oneha payable the time of filing and
half payable before May l. 1929 and the will be
sold and made appurenant to the land at the price
oneenh payable in cash the date of filing
balance in nine equal annual nsalments with erest the
rate of six per cent per annum.
Remember that only takes about hundred entrymen
buy all of this land they take hundred sixty each
You can't tax less than forty than hundred
sixty The company has had than five
quries on this land.
If you the market for good irrigated land located
OF the best farming districts in the ntemOuntan country
a. less than its value don't fail to investigate and register
early, draw the 100 that town will be built
Of the quarters adjacent thereto
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02
Wonderful Opportunities

The future Of this district the company has
already built what known the First Owsey Project This
has been sold settlers approved and accepted by
the State Of Idaho and the turned the
tiers small of the land has farmed during
l9l9 and practically all Of it will be farmed in 1920
AS illustration Of what be done, Oscar w. Linger
farmed 30 the First Owy Project raised
shells of wheat and 100 of alfalfa
1915 80 Of the alfalfa raised acres the same
having been planted in 1917 this being the first years
In 1919 the yield off of 80 will to more than
200 tons oafaa and Mr. Lnger has sold this for per
the stack making yield of than 500 per
The price of this land and fixed by the State Of
Idaho at $3.50 and the company sell
1t is easily worth from $4,000 $4,000 per acre
the that it being sod the yearly payments are not
any more than fair rental value Of the land.
The land put in shape for cultivation irrigation will
for itself at the price crops year Proof
Of this is made by what Mr. Lnger has DONE all which can
be verified by visiting his place
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02
Approved by State

The land under the Second Owsey Project segregated
under the Carey Act and contract entered into by the
Idaho with the company reclaim the State
the Government Protng by fifteen years Of Carey Act deve
opmen the State of Idaho the state has maintained rigid
supervision the Owsey Project at all times and all
work has been under the direct supervision of the
State Engineer
On October IT, 1917 Frank p King state engineer for the
State Of Idaho report to the State Land Board stated 81
this character and believe there enough for two
three times the amount it is proposed to irrigate
In report made December 3, 1918 by State Engineer
Fred Wke he states In conclusion am convinced there
must be in the neighborhood of 100000 feet annual inflow
to Mud Lake This would give ample supply for at least
$4,000 of land"
In his final report State Engineer Warren G. Swendsen
said This the first project built in the State OF Idaho
that completed 'ahead Of time and the character OF the
work and the project in general the best piece of construction
that has been done Carey Act project in the state
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02
Water Supply

The of the water supply is from Crystal Lake The
company holding permit for 1878 second feet of water
which sufficient under the duty Of water fixed by the State
Engineer 1880 This permit is the second
right the lake the sufcency of which has been APP
proved by both the State and Government Engineers
The past proven that this of the best
not the best water rights the state of Idaho Many good dis
short of but water supply greater
than any previous year
The company agrees to deliver to each of land
during the irrigation which is
water than can be successfully used
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02
Snake River Valley District

Inc crops raised in this district consist principally of
"he oats barley potatoes alfalfa and sugar beets
The average yield per being to 60 bushels Of
Wh % to 100 bushels oats so to 80 bushels of barley
9o bushels OF potatoes to tons Of alfalfa and from 10 to
20 tons of beets Remember these are average yields We
nave positive evidence of much larger yields exceptional
cases.
Idaho Fails the metropolis Of this district is the largest
originating point OF food products the world also the largest
Shipping point on the Oregon Short Line Railroad
The value of land in this district in high state cuva-
ton runs from hundred fifty ove hundred dollars per
Inc average price being from two to three hundred dollars
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02
Character of Lands

The land is level with gentle slope back toward the Lake
OF approximately two feet to the mile 1t is covered with
heavy growth brush is free from aka and is of vol
came ash and silt formation and part Of the land has
uaton OF sand its surface and all the land is underad
with mperous clay subso which the remarkable
depth of from eighty hundred feet This land is similar
character to the Twin Falls country, except that is
level and be put in high state of cultivation with less
expense.
Anyone familiar with the water supply in the intermoun
tain country must know that there will be but few oppor
uneS purchase good irrigated land ground-oor prices
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02
Irrigation System

The irrigation system consists of intake of about
mile length in which the water flows to the pumping plant
gravity In the the company has installed three
&C. inch Plat Iron Works Centrifugal Pumps which pfope
ed by three General Electric Motors The pumps have
a capacity of over 90 600 gallons per minute.
AT the pumping plant the water is lifted to a maximum
height eighteen feet and from this point it through 30
miles of main canals and aterals by gravity The system
built so that e delivered to within half mile of
each legal subdivision of hundred sixty and directly
on a majority of the land
Proof of completion of works made August 30 1919
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02
Recreation

Crystal Mud Lake is famous for duck hunting the
fall there every vareyof duck this
also many wild The lake is also noted for fine
trout fishing
The desert by abounds with sagehens
hills and mountains directly the you find every
variety of grouse and higher there plenty deer sheep
goats and bear The writer has left the project day
turnd the next with his limit of big game
The project is located in the center of this sportsman's
paradise.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

Second OwsIey ProjeCt-=Location

The second Owsley Project is located Crystal Lake
formerly called Mud Lake. jefferson County State of Idaho
and accessible either from Hamer or Roberts Idaho The
pumping plant located about thirteen miles west Of Har
and twenty miles northwest of Roberts Roberts and
Iamr located the line of the Oregon Short Line
Railroad about half way between Salt Lake City, Utah and
Butte. Montana
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02
Operation and Maintenance

The operation of this plant will be turned to the set
ter, free and clear all membranes the to be opera
ed by an operating company with 1880 shares each share to
be anpenant Of and and emitting the owner to
one vote in the management and operation Of tie company
Owing well constructed bitches and atealS and the
low power charge of $1,000 per horsepower per season the
maintenance of This system should never be of
dollar per acre and for number Of years should be in
cess of fifty cents ,er A'lo
Heretofore in many instances, Carey Act settlers have To-
Gated upon land and have ha to wait several delivery
of water and in instances owing to the companies rab
nv to compete their works. received water GA"
nanv can deliver water every of its land NOW.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02
Opening and Drawing

The opening of the land will be held Roberts, Idaho
October g. 1919 Arrangements will be made anyone
before October 9th at Roberts Idaho show them the
land by automobile Either notify the company to Rob-
erts Idaho and inquire for L. Bussey, who is in charge
showing the land.
representative of the state of Idaho will in charge of
the drawing which will be held at Roberts, Idaho
Octobr g. 1919.
Those desiring land had better register early the COM
has received great number of inquiries
believe there will be enough land for all those who register
register any time with the company City
Utah. with Ross Watkins at the EeanOre Hotel Idaho
Falls Idaho with W. A. Davis cashier of the Bank Rob
erts Roberts Idaho with H. G. Price the Hotel
ReXburg Idaho.
representative Of the State of Idaho will be in charge
Of the drawing.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02
Approved by the Government

AT the time that the land temporarily segregated by
the Federal Government exhaustive study OF the Owy
Poc made by the Federal Carey Act Inspector both with
reference to the physical features affecting the development
and with reference to the water supply.
In able exhaustive and protracted study OF the water
supply covering period of approximately five years made o
Geo Archibald Federal Carey Act Inspector with reference
to the Second Owsley Project he stated in his report TO the
Commissioners of the General Land Office in May 9l mere
appears question the fact that at least one huhue"
thousand feet entered Mud Lake and the associated Doe
Of water during the year ending with the spring 1871 IRE
spectve of its field investigation OF the ocay gee
ally leaves little doubt the being Egn behch "e
from the relatively small amount furnished by OamS eN
To up the situation, it therefore is found ha' '
the present time least hundred thousand acre ee' are
entering Mud Lake annually with the apparent prooao '
loOOOO acre feet will eventually be avalaole.
AS only S076S4 gross would actually be involved III inc
Owsey Project after Segregation List "A is added theie d"
pears ample supply of available at the present '
with the apparent probability of increased supply from y
to Year In Wow Of the entire feasibility OF the pro-
ect and the ability of the construction company 10 carry
development to competion,t is respectfully reconhe ~
segregation List "a be duly approved
After the examination made, the federai OteN r
inspector recommended that permanent segregation Ut
and the company be permitted to construct the nrR'
works under the supervision of the state Engineer necessary
70 reclaim the land.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
D{SPLAY-CLASsIFIED

Pursuant 10 an order OF the Law and
Equity Court, entered on the 27th day
of March, 1919. In tho case OF Frank
Frayscr Va. I4conidas a. Blankenship,
the undersigned special commissioner
Will offer for sale, BY public auction.
at the premises. on
THURSDAY. APRIL 3, 1919,
at 5 o'clock p. NJ.
the house and lot In the city OF Rich
mond. Va. above mentioned. This
property has frontage of twenty five
(25) feet on the west line OF Thirty
fourth Street. and runs back n depth
of ono hundred and twenty.four u2D
feet TO n sixteen U6) foot alley.
The property will be offered subject
to 4 deed of trust dated December 8,
1916, from Leonidas a. Blankenship
and wife to Pollard G. Bagby, Inc
trustee. recorded in the Chancery Court
clerks office. in Deed Book 242-D, page
81. This deed OF trust secures tho
principal sum OF $4,000.
TERMS: Cash. Sale subject to the
approval of the court
BROCKENBROUGH LAME,
Special Commissioners.
The bond required of the special
commissioner has been given.
LUTHER LIBBY,
Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
real ESTATE FOR SALE
farms and Land For Sale. SO

5000 acres: 1900 acres cleared and fenced +:
.oe2 acres In cultivation: miIcs from
many rooms 22x2e. furnace heat I7ouse
cost 3Sl,Oog. This place can be bought tor
S5e.5eo. and is cheap at double this amount.
Richmond: large dwelling. excellent OUT
buildings. splendid water Supply throuG /,
house and barn. Sc acres OF best James
River bottom: large quantity OF farm I'M
plemcnts. Former price. $4,000. We have
ihis nlaco for sale for u short while at
Grist and -four water power mill. IFS acres.
I-room dwelling. outbuilding1 excellent
soil; ono OF tho wheela to tho, mill was
not now running. All Buildings need some
repairs. $4,000. Big bargain.
li5 acres. 6 miles from Richmond. excel
lent road. srooI, dwelling. barn. stabie.
OF wood. Land all nearly level For quick
sale. $500: 20 acres of wheat.
400 other farms ranging in price from
$1,000 and up. Write us for particulars.
POLLARD & BAGBY. INC.
Farm Department,
IIo2 East Main Street. Richmond, va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01


SEE Second 81 ID BY virtue Of deed of trust
Sseptember 20, 1917. and recorded in
M IS To tS GirSni, Court D. 2llB page
cure the payment of certain notes
therein described. default being made
ana being required SO to do (my CO.
trustee having resigned and declined
to act), Will sell at public auction on
the premises, 20 -
THu II Pa p APRIL z ..
the property described in said deed \.
rico County. being. Lots 8, 10, IL. IA.
IS. l6, II and 1s, In the two plans of
west corner Three Chopt Road and coll
i ieGe e9t RAJ and front on tho western
and extended back westwardiy he,
r,ee a1 lines. the northern one of which
to EDGE e'S feef Ro aSng college entrance
one one OF which runs back 3T2 feet to
on the west line of Three-Chont RnaS
and extend from college entrance 70
Hii ne RGaa and front on the western
entrance Sss feet and ai aions B sotteEs
Hoad Si2 feet, more or less. to Edge
TERMS: Cash as to expense of sale
All past due taxes to day of sale and to
49, So hotSo VI fOS.OV eaCn, with In
tcrest from September 20, 1918. Deeem.
per ~. 1919 and March 30, 1918;
with interest payable ouapterly' i iy2V;
March 90, 1919, and balance in one
year, per cent interest payable quar-
terly and secured by deed OF trust on
the property. or all cash as to residue
at option OF purchaser.
The above lots are the most valuable
ana attractive that can be secured lin
TINS desirable suburb. They have city
water. electric lights, telephones and
sewerage Handsome original hard
wood trees. affordng ample shade and
and best OF drainage to the rear, and
are located on both sides OF mair, en-
TRANCE to handsome grounds Of Rich
mond College.
WIN be sold rs n whole or divided,
as may appear to the interest OF Mi
concerned. Maps at Office of auction-
GERS.
LIE ROY e. BROWN,
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO. e'
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nclp-sIalc or Fcmalc.

with ample means to
give IL good home to II we'll ucvriurau
ealthy baby boy. Address l. $50. care
ichmond Times DISPATCH.
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Legal Notices.

M55a 3a M sHEEh B 5f Sc r. Efh
3 ~ Paper Mfg Co., YIN be held at
< Il XTiRir + robertson. secretafy s' Snd
n'eSits sas Ss's H'ssr:s fs%
Virginia state iIisIway Commission, Richs
xSr va" ?n for ~ b oGSek Friday RI
following sections road Tirsnia F G1 St
ES a. hs,wfsR %inHhese5 and oPsaaSn
Bound maea9nm read yirEins rrojest No
sinla project so: 70. bstIesn Broad Creek
IT, III niles concrete road: SS Wilma s Pro pro
tsct No 40; l between Duiguid's Lane and
BOUND asa road; Virginia rro]ect 30
a ss 46aa
nm n 6 On le at This Office and
viii be IsiaHaed when plans are re, u 'f in
The dale q OPENING bids, .csrtlaedT cheeks Ss
road, or $1,000 for bids on all roads. state state
Engineer will he at Hotel Jack. Winchester.
MIS- a"g al h'Saw" Ap SH" .
Saasrs on over s and fa
on MI, at The oliiss 2, e PEsst9n County
Or ali bib se fshs eoTs
man. State Highway Commissioner
DINlDEND-At meeting of the board OF
directors OF the National State and City
the regularly quarterly dividend OF :. per
cent. payable April /. 1919. TO Stockholders
Of net earnings for three months ending
March 81. 1919. s. J.. Ryland. Cashier
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Richmond, Va,
March &c, 1913. The board OF directors
OF this bank have declared the usual qIia:-
terry diyidend ?l12 per cent. on lis capt
OF record March IS, 1919. Checks viii he
mailed on March 81. 1919. Alex l.. Ryland,
VIRGINIA TRUST CO-nichmond. Va
March =. isls;-Tho directors of this COM
pany have declared dividend of two per
cent t2ctp. payable on and after April /,
1919. 10 stockholders OF record on March e.
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY annual
meeting at 1o7 East Franklin Street.
bort and election OF officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

LOANS
DO YOU PAY FEES
ON MONEY YOU BoRRow7
THE 1918 ACT SAYS YOU SHALL NOT.
WE CHARGE NONE!
APPLICATIONS LOOKED UP PROMPTLY.
LOANS MADE SAME DAY YOU APPLY.
SEADOARD SECURITY CO.,
los NORTH SEVENTH STREET
PHONE MADISON 4ala
LOANS--J. Thompson Brown & Co, new
rent list and loans. Money awaiting you.
LOANS
WHEN YOU NEED MONEY.
LAWEUk LEGAL RATE OF INTEREST.
TREATMENT.
CONVENIENT TERMS.
QUICK SERVICE.
CALL. WRITE. OR PHONE
MADISON 1910.
CENTRAL LOAN CO..
Az EAST MARSHALL STREET.
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wuutcd-FcmaIc

OrFICE WoRK-Yuung lady rxprrinpccd
in general oncc and clerical work d.sirc =
position. Differences. IL 10. care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

ceived IL accompanied by money order
or certified check
We are Sole Agents for the Famous
keystone and National Speedway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

LOANS
NEW OFFICE.
NEW METHODS,
BENEFICIAL LOANS.
We lend money to any inc who has steady
employment and good character. Bankable
security not required. No pawns.
LOANS SIS 10 5000.
Repayable in 10 or moro monthly INSTALL
mcnts. Legal charges only on unpaid bal
ances for actual time, due. Inquiries Invited.
New accounts desired.
PROMPT. CONFIDENTIAI. HELPFUL.
rHoNMsr i Nfa 6IIl n s5a7.
Hours. to Daily.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY,
Licensed Money Lenders.
eoola NORTH SIXTH STREET.
SECOND FLOOR.
Under State banking Supervision.
Momber Legal Reform bureau to eliminate
tho loan shark evil.
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YOUNG MEN. IS and over. desiring rail-
wuy mail and post clcrksh!ps. S32
month. write TOR free particulars OF cs-
|amina lions. J. l.. Leonard CORNER Civil
Service examiner. 1865 Equitable Bldg.
a
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-NIalc.

Noro ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. one nrst-class
-u'''hobiie trimmer: ono that has had
experience In making cushions. backs. tops.
s'A' covers. etc. and Installing same Must
90 nts'-ciass man. no other need apply
Apply Mr. Darden. 1917 West Broad Street.
e0ourn Motor Sales Corporation. 1917 Yves.
Broad Street.
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Statesmen and Agents.

FREE SERVICE-Ilclp furnished, positions
secured. Public Employment Bureau,
Room 8. City Hall. Phone KanLoph 2i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

mond Va. March 81, 1919. The regular
annual meeting OF the stockh holders Of the
the Office OF tho company at Richmond Va.
ON Thursday. April 10. 1919, at ii O'clock
y. NJ. Arthur +. Robertson. Secretary and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

MONEY TO lend on real estate. Rufin &
sloan Is North Eighth Street.
HERE Is a complete directory Of the wants
fully lndcxkL frs-l9
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Investments, Stocks,

investments, stocks, BondS. g.!
LIBERTY boNDs-
KEEP YOUR BONDS IF you CAN.
If YOU MUST SELL. SEE U.s.
WE PAY CASH FOR LIBERTY
EoSDs And LIBERTY BOND
CARDS. WHETHER PAID UP IN
FULL OR not. QUICK SERVICE.
LIBERTY INVESTMENT CO.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING. CORNER THIRD AND
BROAD STREETS. ROOM ,o,.
SECOND FLOOR OFFICE OPEN
DAILY,' a. NJ TO sP. II