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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-21

IT'S IN THE SOIL! THIS COUNTRY
yields big crops. the growth Is rapid.
It. keeps you Eoms, to keep up when
root crops. h grasses. garden veg
you don't and anywhere else. Life
family THTt1 viii HYDE be E esrf. th aeu ys ead cs s1n.
Steady application Will make you a
fortune on these lands: But don't
put this matter OF. Choice farms are
fS'hf sxsy: az. B wl 1ssoi q fc@s
Vim Bldg. Duluth MIN.
WELL IMPROVED 100 ACRE FARM
Q miles from town. 40 acres broke.
rest good pasture. with water all sum-
mer: g sere es tame Grass, %b1i,din g
will trade ny equity for 6 or Z room
Forks. Must not be old. in. TODD 10
eaten f.aae R and 1,s On H IsrSs lot 1v,, W .Tt a t.
N. Oak. -
ONE SECTION Of LAND m THE
at $40 q n acre: Good land for: grain
dance 81 tie s0e best la 81 water. s Good
b s rSsss nj ~ shot sEasnf 49,. pp WI eessgt
swer at once.A@Dr. Duggan. 9 Grand
Forks. N. D.
HAvDA FARM HOME or YOUR OWN.
Low prtcesslong time easy payments.
t sS~,,a anet 60 Cloyss ianGs TOT ai-
tifui lske rerton vhe erp is1 ms, csn
tMnaaffe SoGo. We Az 9vn serc wsnt -
tfs9tiisa 49, El.C = sSo--psss
.DesraRiye
uYNfr. .aTnfsrANnanXTnev TIsTS1 q,
AND
SenIral tSaste
sI%mrsr. ~ r. A sssnct svS5y -:
M settieFs can hsvess10A yesfss tine
ISo g ~ e -! 49,
10
IIassIm. fSea aoYsF = 2 Cqosas Caovertc1
snn9e ltnH. u 50 s.5
LAlypaBUXER-pofrT- .HuY u1y1I1Ls
C19eeessae rs Aasms
49, nny. stcaS *; ,eenrt,Hssg
~ IN prsSoW IthfatiA-CoHof tfsln III
Hoods sy1tsto 30 acrs-Why pAy ok
n2x!Gsn elsees1 E.SW 2 Rn9ny'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-21
BATHS,

ELECTRIC CABINET BATHs AND
swsds.h; masssSe; tressments for
Separate department for ladies with
lady nurse and masseuse in attend
enca. Hotel DacotAh. Phone N. W. "a.
Aeehano Theraptst ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-21

LIST CLASS AUTOMOBILE REPAIR
man wanted. Lyons Auto Co.
1916 FORD TOURING CHEAP. q. L
Edwards 237 N. W.
1918 DopGE,FoR SALE. SLOWS AUTO
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FARM

Z
Western Canada
Land Bargains :
In tho famous Wheat Bell. of. .
/: Portage L. Prairie Manitoba. q
Farms with CROP for sale, also .
to Is miles west Of. Winnipeg.
Improved farm Of ....2,230 Acres
Under cultivation, -. 1850 acres, .
approx. I.
gnder o >. 1Seo acres approx .
oats %asa. - 50 So acres seres, A APprox .
Summer followed this year..... :
500 acrea,.Approx =
Al TIE presentattme we vii sell :
crop for s46.oe. per acre. $4,000 !.
hrst cash payment, balance in .
reasonabh yearly payments with :
J. interest Ct Z per cent; This does
: houses and barns, two Of which I,
: are good, houses with cement : !.
! basement and furnace, and the
. lands all fenced. and creek Of I.
and hne strip. of timber along I
, creek for shelter. balance ali ,
. hallway station and. town on ,
, land and crop looking splendid
!. now. and, should bring about +.
enough money to, equal first pay
; { 5ssss sa ss5s ss :i3 ss:''- :sss: ,
Wheat ........54o acres Approx !,
Oats ........ 100. acres7 Approx /,
; Barley ........so acres Approx !,
...... 100 acres Approx !.
j, This farm i, mostly Al fenced .
, only: one mile from loading stat I
Ion. Price $H7.e0. per acre, q. to 4
!. include this years crop but not /.
, stock and machinery: ~ :
First cash payment $4,000 and a
the balance in reasonable yearly 4
/, payments with interest at Z q,
!, per cent. Crop should more than +.
, fs nal, mt s,to e oSsr 1 az. oeo .cr.. =, .
, the finest wheat raw lands for
, sale, prices ranging from $4,000 +.
, to $4,000 per acre and good i'm /.
!. proved lands al from $4,000 to
!. $500 with best Of buildings and q
, in the finest state Of cultivation. 4
: j. M. CLARK, !:
. LAND BROKERS, .
No. IA Young Block
Over Dacotah Pharmacy. .
p. o..Bo3 81
'sssss ssssss:s1
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famous Rainy River Region for sale
at $40 an acre: Good land for. grain
farming. q. stock raising. An album
dance of the best OF water. Good
STOCK iii whoIeI6r part payment An
swer 'at& once.A@rDr. 'Dugg3n. q Grand
Forks, N. D.
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SALES MANAGER WANTED FOR
this territory Supervise sales. carry
stock. appoint and train sub-agents,
fill orders. An automobile tool that
sells to every man who has ever
changed a tire. Business Will require
$500. 0 0 to $1.5e0.00 temporary invest
ment. Should net live sales manager
who car select good sub-aeents $4,000
per year Hugro Mfg. Co., Automobile
Dept. Warsaw. Ind.
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BAHIID AND BAHLKH
Chfropfactsfg .1priGgs Block
Phone N. W. Sc TrisSfato 4S7 d
u. 3. KEMR,s cH1RoPRAGToRs
N. w. Bank Bldg. Phones eo1-Hl
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-21

no HEAR FROM OwTsEf
Of mod farm for 3asAlesE s0tAts Sasl
prase, fuiis dsscsipAon Hpsh
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-21

HARRY rfsDALE,4 CHIRoPRACFoR
Adjustments. Massage. Bakho q ~
Ilectrical Treatment. Lady attonAert.
Suite 3e3-10t Security Block. ~
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Start a
SYSTEM
and make from
$4,000 to 100000

"@.E.V N NET a YEAR
Depending upon size Of community
IN which you operate. shampay
Machines, dusts, scours and 'rtnses- a
9 x II rug in . IL minutes and does
the work so much better than any
other method hat owners of a Sham
pay franchise soon have a monopoly
Of this highly profitable business in
their territory.
SIC, geo capital is sufficient for a city
of 80, 900. to $4,000 population: larger
cities In proportion
start yourself in this money making
business.
Send for 1t.
shampay Brothers. 4s41 Cottage
Grove Ave, Chicago, III.
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ID Treated Myself for tuberculosis

Every sufferer
from WeAk Lungs
everyone AZ
tlictod with
chronic cough
should read this
remarkable his
tory ~ . drug
gt,t. Anlicted
with Tuberulo,is
Who Experiment
ed on h I'm Ae
seeking n road 10
health With his
simple treatment
any cough rAcked
tortured persons
may hnd quick
rellci in a home
treatment SOoth
ing, plrssAnt
nnNone NAV use
u under plaIH
directions d Just
send uanIr an u
sdiress ON post
card 20 ADD
LINE :l6l cap
itA Trust RIdE
Columbus Ohio
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST RESBYTERIAN -- Sew
enth and Boston. Rev G. w Kerr.
pastor. Sunday school, $50. or
chestra Will play for 10 minutes.
preaching by the pastor nj lO.b6.
subject. Gods Law Of Heredity."
evening Mt S, Gods Provision for
HIS Children II tho weather is
warm, evening services will he held
on the lawn. Junior Endcavor meets
ht 3 senior and intermediate, Gas.
Special music ut all services
SECOND pRESBYTERTAN-
mis- and barton. W H. Murphy. A..
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( Mr Rockwell Of the pymoror
/ Ladies shop who is s,l iu Naw
/ York, is sending this exclusive chop
/ the most wonderful advanced .d,l,.
/ but YOU sure hay" 90 go early Poo SOC
/ them, for they are hardly uupl.h,d
+ before they are gone.
In one Of our exclusive shops I
saw "A dinner dress of black and
] white lace 80 clever In combination
as To be exceptionally youthful
Get out your old kodak and take
/ II down To the Kodak Department,
/ at Hebron s Their expert VIII
! look 1t over ana tell YOU how 20 i,ke
better pictures. This sorNte" s
gratis
The froCk Of today hHs-an CNtra
width In II. hut YOU WIFI flnd It at
the hip line. ns the bottom of all
skirts continue narrow.
Now that the rains are oro~ ' ls
/ Just one picnic after another and
/ did YOU know Mrs orr. Gno South
/ Boulder. will put up tn" best lunches
/ imaginable Just phone her me-
| number going and your responsible
/ ity tx over
Ginghnms In plain and checked
patterns are combined to make what
H. called an undcr-drrsS but T. really
nothing more or less than an cn.
ycIopc Slip that opens all the Wh'
: down one side and can be laid fiat
, for laundering. These are lovely Tor
resort wear.
Charm is expressed most cNrr''"-
~ in the summer frOrks 'uu ''I H'
Miss Lohiuh's Smart. Vogue Shop 30
the New Wright huid.uE
sleeves nrc varied, some Flare,
others are Straight, while the lrnglh
H. mostly matter OF choice Nhn'
short ones are seen but the long
sleeve IL still much In evidence.
I've just had ncopnsur hcil. -
the New York Hair Shop ana
Beauty parlors, over Konh'r-s t"l
they arc lovely and % sure "'uN'
and tan eradiCator Try taoW
\ pronounced fashion tendency
noted In the newest froCks i tho
prevalence OF short sleeves.
II is a busy place which ''r'
shows that people don't WnI "'N.
inE or uf Main street 'n fnt N"',
they. want The e IS NnVnamf'
Drug store. 10 West Fourth ." .''N.
cool and their Soryig" is 'h" N'
apps C"h''hu, '" y" - ,r,,m
"" i'''0' Hu"N "'"'S
e''hh UT ~h'''"'
81 never dreamed tlorN could Poo
so many prrtiy Romrurs." f~ fN. .t-
c.amali,on ot r'rrloon", NO., "I,' me-. , s...
hl me MhiN '''' ''''''.
- last MN
The one niece dress and the
oouncch skirt seem to hc the IA
yorItc nf no season i'm Paris
..,....y
' TN" MarinriIn I""' .. ....,
49, ,.,,, r,,,, v.gF ,.u rI
,,,,lor ,,ry va, bo1 nor .a,IrI r..0
,,,.r ,.n'r ,a,, l.,. ..... .'
".,,., p,a,,,,. r,,..r. 81
", ,,,.,h NO.. ,r. g., ....r
about telling you Just tho part .'.'f
treatment suitable for your n.
..,,,,,,,. ENERGY
N'h'" ''' ''u' ~ W",,.' ,i', ,,, now
ms 'urh1i :" I" 'r"' ,'''-,, -. ~ ,n,
met cr"chcl'h Hw'"''r ~ Wv .,r,. ,I,,
products ihrF slh sN'""
III demand
yo, ,.ui l,,.c - ,ho How'd Gov.
40, phorc Ntrs r4rrDrt.r '..-
ouct,c bo,c, for an appulrtw.r'
,.t.,t
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METHODIST.

FIRST MFrllOpiST -llfh md
Bou.d,rD Hov j " Abel pastor
phone 1hA, Mss Fbyc Burritl Emery
and william + Schmi'tman, assist.
ants. II ". Johnson. treasurer W..
lard John. up1rinicudcut Sunday
school, q 80. morning worship.
lO.f5 Tulsa hoostcr service sermon.
"Huii,nr RHgcr ana Better
Tulsa" by tho pastor. At p. m.
the pastor Will begin u series ~ a'r.
mons on Social Ae;s,aEe ~ Jesus
Christ" TonIEhrH topic. "Whnt
christ Taught WIN Reference 20 the
Family" Junior league NJ bY
Georgia Mccormick Intermediate"
at z hy Margaret Lowry. lpwur'h
80 by A u cory. prayer mc0inr
evry Wednesday evening at 4.
GRACE CWuRcu Thlri md
Trenton. Rcy Everett simpson
pastor l'21 East Third phone
7sg7-R.. SHnday school at o 80, A.
a. Beard. rupcrlutcudrur W j
Whiihco. primary. Chlllrons du
program. preaching at aud 10 Dos
the pastor EpWorih a. z. I,uti
hircr president. Junior nt 3 Mu
HombecN superintendent. WcdurH.
day evening prayer meeting at $40.
o II c UTT MEMORIAL, -Four.
toonth and quaker. Rov Landor T..
Brannon. pastor. T. g. Mprui
lough superintendent. HArry
Thompson. league president n W
Keefo, financial secretary. Sunday
school, 9.+5. Epworth league A. T.
preaching at II and A. subject "It"-
moving tho Cnmouflage" ana re
kindling tho Fires on tho Affairs
Prayer meeting and study ~ the his.
tory Of tho Bible at Wednesday
evening.
BOSTON AVENUE CM n 81
Fifth and Boston. Rev " g.
Housr, pastor, G. T.. Dufflcld. super
intendcnt Sunday school. Q 40 Ep
worth league. 6.ib, preaching nt /
by the pastor Beginning Mt s this
evening this congregation viii meet
at tho First Baptist church and unite
every evening this week IN scricH
OF meetings.
TIGERT MEMORIAL on r. 81
b0l North Main. Hov Harold q
Cooke, pastor. phone 6S6l, Cole.
man L. Eckle. secretary, phone SS24
Sunday school at 9:Ab. church serv-
ice. l and $40, Epworth league,
junior, ESQ; senior. 7:l5. troop ia
boy scouts every Friday at I.30.
WESLEY METHODIST --- First
and Lee, West Tulsa. Rev w. c.
Clock. pastor. Sunday school AT 10, /
preaching at II and $40, Epworth
league. 1915 Sunday school at Gar
den City at ? preaching nt 2.
BETHEL MISSI ON Osceola and
Council northeast part OF city,, |
Mrs Bertha Ehlers. superintendent
Sunday school at 2: 30 followed by /
public worship.
WESLEY CHAPEL ON r.. COLI -
Frankfort and Easton, Rev II r
4. johnson, pastor Sunday school
S;3O, preaching at IL and 7 80. Ep-
worth league. $50.
BROWNS CHAPEL &C. NJ. ED-I
s07 North Frankfort Rev J. r. NC
Cain. pastor. Sunday school. 9.30: |
preaching. IL and 7:30. Epworth I.
laaguc. Q 80.
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CHURCHI1S

(Note As wa have frequently
mentioned before, it's necessary that
information for this column he .u
our hands before Friday a. noon.
We want to do Justice tu every
church. aud II viii be your fault. not
ours. II We fan. I'd
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SOCIETY OF DIVINE THOUGHT
1920 Eds, First Lecture at 8
Spiritual messages after lecture. All
Interested are invited
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SA'EEb II T. \ T. r sixteenth
ana Rockford Rev Charles sand
a'r', rector. services a. usual hours
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nc Ntd'h lay is ne"
/ u,'",' anu nav p'"''" H" S"'''-7
I"' '"'l ''u'F IN, most p'hu'li vi
N""''h are using 'I' i."1"p''h At 70
u'h '""'' 70 N'''S' i'r lh'N not only
..'.h 'h' "''u'E "' ih' HhlI' hu'
N"' CO. any u'l'u'7 "I!,h h"y
,N'', nee ,"E''' ',qHIS'''S h,''
." 'uu"' ht M'sS .NS'N = fA''u
SN. Ih9p IN lh' Sin'"'r bu''IthH,
,r,u.i,',. L' ,''"rri,s ~ ''u H'i.t h ,. nniar'
w. N1iN' u, ""''''l, WI" M'"'N
,n'ilS, h"i NNhu7' INC ""r'u mas
plHs'u upon u hS n'ihE correct
"", "t"uSc shc Iohhi " m'pillhS
10 hcr " ,i'c ""nnnh VINO wui attract
u" "''h''"h Oh inc hr'ls'l' cS''
'"'' "Ii'E IONS 'l"I ma
! HuI'.'n'' VI'7S 'I'''r0. Sports tn9ue'S
,"'t arc u'' uh''lE ana 'n' ""oI 81"
nav 10, h' "'I"Itd tII' are INC
/ Huu OF h"ts you iIhd A. MLHH e
n'En Hhihrt ufue Shop In 'he
| ~ W IlEnl pu I,IuF
'a,iu p'''''u p'"'NN hrc hoN'iiN
ol 'hc n'u',i''nI. \ nrr'tS on" III
h"NS g'o,Rn," was N'iht'u pS fh'iiu
l" pohn NY n'A'En'
MN H''NI "li''" 10 huN WIS,
"o.," anu "i,'r 'I,htnE az Ipu''u
| ~" u We wen, 'n 'n' marry h'''"I"h
..I
I ''N!' no" ""uu'rIu, IheN
/ ''' amy nave WI''' "''.H'N 10 sun
/ n' 'Hn'N''uiL ne statesman told us
wy VIZ exclusive aEeh'S LOT the
',"''" ~" "A',u'' IN uI4,'
/ among 'h'se u was nara 10 decide
"''N''H ""t IN "hli' E"Id ana ono
.n'' N"1 'NlHN'''F engraved
WHY mao , b,".",,n d,hl
,,,,,,, w." .,", ilnNS'nh Nl"lo -
u'7'''' ''N'N ~ N""'''h N"gh'' "S
'h,S inr Is ~'''i"'h seen III f"rl''
'''.u.N Il''.N "r"'"uI''' not N"n"
anu E"'tn"IA "i'S7'0 I"I |ur 'nH-
"I'u "I, N"unE tIi'o up 10 l' Years
4 no halN Jane 'H"df'h ShoP
- ..ES' Il. n
~" ''''''''N '>iN' oI u'''NS ~ NJ
mus, "''N N,rN''N p'Nn''ihE ana ""
nh'"r "h','N'r "ih'r iNr Is
lani'',h' Is going I" bc dl'il,uh
'" ~, ne w NV "onn'h !" us
'"'" '"'S "','h "''u SUN
~ ''''.F r'lIAI N'n'' NhA' ~
/ I"t' '| 'N'h' new wal plp'F VIII
| Hl'N' '' '., ".I mousse. h'st nom"
/ U"I''S can l''IN'h ana h'huiliy
/ ,H'l' hoh'H i"r me summer months
/ Nv i'PRpttIhE IL N'F Iake hR-
1, r'i'."E' "' 'n' i'.l'N'' sac OF lh'
.r' '.7, '.'". q '.,| "i"P'hN. --V i.AS'
"," va" p'p'' '' '''b"''
,''A O. 10 per cent '7 now on
! sue d. ,h', 'N.N' l''''R'hE o'n
/ Pn"N, mon, W'.. ,n,hEr VS. h''a
( gl".''''I 10 I'",n h"I. 'l,
Z ~" ..'' H'.,'' "i "f 'I'i'''.i 'lI,
/ y elias, Go. Ihr variety or wall
/ n'P'r u'''tnS ',N ''."r 'nmhigS
/ .'"I. Is so tl'I' ,'l.'t Il S'l'''l'h 'th
I '"H"F "" O."'' '' "'r"inl.IH' WIN
/ your decorative scheme This ts the
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s f. o. n' ttt. preaching a. II
aaI 30. PRAYER meeting TUESDAY
'EIB SIDING . Services every
sunday a. mission On Slrl Sp'ug-
!..r
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boulder rev John q Herring. rec
tor. FIRST mass ana sermon at a.
m children mass and religious in
strluron a. . 4 IN h!gh mass ana
sermon A. 10 30. evening hcryicca
At ~ o'ClD,n.
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I NIII'bI4IC,

uony FAMILY reh'h and
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FIRST SPIRlTrALIs~ SOCIETY
X T. hall. 3 ~, R"y Mrs J II
Ficmm.ug. p1S>or 7 g. Flum Will
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han 10 Musicians hall ll2 - South
Boulder.
ADVENTIST sixth and Madison.
CHURCH or GOD-FIfth and
Madison
rUrHCH or THE ASSEMBLIES
or GUD Fif'h and peorih 'PtnrN.
: A Jamtson pastor 1879 East
Th!ri sunday schoo, A. 10. preach
ing ~ II young people $50. ov"-
rlug service a. subject why re-
,cc' mo ncyI and Accept Jesus
ChrL.lr'
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TEMPLE ISRAEL -- Fourteenth
ard Cheyenne. Harrison, rabb.
IgNAI FNI'NAlI .- Sl1 South
Cheyenne. MORT, Teller. rabbi
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EVANGELIST TINDAlI,M Meet
Inrs u1usfrrfcd from Convention
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CHURCH or JESUS Crrr,...
{ gReorganizcd Latter itv Si.r''.'.' |
Tenth and Rockford. Grurr, l..'
ley, pastor. SUNDAY srhuu =, s''''.'
sacrament AZ II. rrI..., o..
preaching 40, prayer r,.,..o n .'.
Wednesday 80
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ClltRCH or CHRIST rSc,,,,.
washington school lirs, arl ~
ford. on Kendall l.no ''. d
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deliver the lecture. FOLLOWED
spirit messages by Mrs lha rh,,,.F
son and the pastor. mp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

MIDWAY AI'I">l'E . sunday
rgNuu. 70. iD q. w.
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what's more uOnderfully
itune
Than the Wonder city
In Junep
No UOnder many TuiSdns
Summer at h0nie-
Rather than simmer
" here rdcdtiOnisfs roam.
For June in Tulsa is a
Month Of golden days and
SiirerU nights of
Picnics, parties, fiIlums,
Filmy fOcks and kindred
Delights Wih shOpsfui
OF lorciy raiment for
MY Lady o,
And fhe Tulsa uOmenfOlk
All fused up
And erery pldCe to no.!
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WESLEY CHAPEL ON E. col j.
Frankfort and Easton, Rev II r
4. johnson, pastor Sunday school
$40, preaching nj IL and Z. 80. Ep-
worth league. 6 80.
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BROWNS CHAPEL &C. NJ. EO-
so7 North Frankfort Rev. J. r. Nc
Cain. pastor. Sunday school. $50:
preaching. IL and 7:3O: Epworth
laaguc 40
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-09
LOCAL FORD DEALERS
MAKE BEST SHOWING

All orders for Ford cars received
by the Valley Motor company and
other Ford dealers of the state by
January Is win be filed by the Ford
Motor company, despite the curtalled
output OF the factory. according to as
surances given by s. A. Stellwagen,
the new Ford manager for Oregon, at
the convention of Ford and Fordson
dealers OF the state, held ut the Hotel
Benson. In Portland Friday
Watt Shipp. John HARRISON and
Ben Wick were the Representatives Of
the Valley Motor company which was
complimented as being the Oregon
agency with the most bonafide orders
on file to date, during the sessions
which wero held both In the after
noon and the evening. The Valley Mo-
tor company has orders for 12S cars
and the announcement of Mr., Stell-
wagon assures their delivery by Jan
uary 16.
Many matters of great importance
regarding the Ford sales, policies, SER
yico and general distribution Of Ford
products were taken up, .also new
film recently received from the Ford
son factory, entitled Keep the boy on
the farm" was shown and was highly
interesting. This film will be shown
In Salem during the corn show at one
Of the local theaters.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-09
TEMPORARY MEANS
Of TAKING CARE OF
UNEMPLOYMENT UP

Temporary arrangements for caring
for the employment problem IN Ore
gon will be perfected at a conference
in Portland, Wednesday noon between
State Labor Commissioner c. II. Gram,
Wilfred H. Smith, former manager Of
the federal employment bureau in
Portland, and A, w. Jones, manager
of the Portland city free employment
bureau.
In letter received by Gram, Mon
day, from j. B. Densmore, director
general of the federal employment
seryic, 1t is suggested that Gram, as
state labor commissioner, accept the
appointment as federal director Of the
U. s. employment service at a nom
nal salary of one dollar per year.
This appointment would carry with it
authority to appoint a clerk at
salary OF $3.50 per month who would
be the executive officer OF the en-
ployment in the statc.
This arrangement would be only
temporary pending the outcome OF
Legislation now pending In congress
which provides for similar arrange
ment but which carries with 1t an ap-
preparation of $4,000,OO0 approximate
" $4,000 Of which would be appor-
toned to employment work in Oregon
contingent upon similar amount be-
ing appropriated by the state legisla-
ture for the same cause.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-09
MONEY FOR
FORRtSI RESERVES
APPORlIONtD OUl

Dlstribution OF the $115,4O5.74 re-
Gently received by the state from the
federal government for apportlonmen,
among the various counties containinL
forest reserve areas. was completed
Monday by sam A. kozer, deputy sec
rotary OF state. The apportionment
which Is based upon the number OF
acres OF forest reserve In the count,
together with the receipts of tho re-
serve for tho year is as follows:
Baker county, s11,252.53; Clack.
amas .$2.7Ol.l3; Deschutes, $l,49l.6Q,
Douglas, $4.684,45; Grant. $24, ,7G0.07;
Harncy, s4,0l0.0S; Hood River,
,S47.7l; Jackson, $S.65s.69; jefferson
s2ii.57; klamath. $S,594.09; Lake.
t5,7O405; Malheur, $S9.16; Marion.
$3.50; Morrow. s9sS.45; Multnoman,
ts4zS1;S umatilla, $3,2So.4S; Union,
sS6S3,05; Wallowa. $26,72O75; Was.
co, $1,323.7S; Wheeler. sl,367G0.
Under a law enacted at the 1911
session Of the legislature settlemen.
was effected between the counties
which had previously been ovorpaiu
from this fund and those whoch had
been undcrpaid. Under this arrange
ment credits are being allowed ut this
time, from funds due the counties, as
follows;
Benton, $t.12; Clackamns $7lh55;
Coos. $2S2.G3; Crook, S2,875.78; Curr,
N,73SSl; Hood River, $7GS11; JEFF
iorson, $63.46; Josephine, s1,5S5.S3;
Lane. Sl.791.60; Lincoln, $34O.2S; Linn
$is233; Marion, $263.9S; Multnomah
$i6721; Polk, $9.71; Tilamook, $17S,-
80; Yamhill, $65,12.