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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
CAPITALISTS
OUTVOTED IN
LABOR MEET
A Declaration Of the Right Of
Wage Farmers to Bargain Col
lectively Is Prensented to Indus
trial Conference.
J. D. ROCKEFELLER, JR.,
APPEALS FOR HARMONY
Those Threatening TO Withdraw
From the Session Are Branded
'Un-American and Their Po-
sition 'Intolerable.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ia doclor-
alton OF the right Of wage earncrs'
TO bargain collectively" and 20 "bo
represented by representatives of
their own choosing" was presented 1,
the national Industrial committee to-
day by Thomas l.. Chadbourne, chair
man OF the committee OF fifteen. II
was expected TO cause "a strenuous
fight In conference.
The declaration was approved by all
of the public labor delegates on tns
committee. but was strongly opposed
by "a majority OF the representatives
OF capital.
TcNt uf Declaration.
The declaration follows;
The right OF wuEc eurncrs 10
organize in trade and labor
unions TO bargain collectively
and 10 be represented by repre-
Eentn;ives of their own choosing
IN negotiations and adjustments
with employers IN respect to
wages. hours uf labor and rela-
tions aud conditions Of employ
mont Is recognized.
This must not be understood a.
limiting the right of any wuge
carurr 10 refrain from Joining
any organization. or TO deal di-
roctly with his employer II he no
chooses
The hrst move ot the capltal Etuul
was an attempt to block presentation
81 the declaration 10 the conference
hut this failed. Chairman Lane ruled
the question was onf for individual
ana not group voting and the public
and labor groups voted 10 receive tbs
declaration.
Before the vote. John u. Rockcfcl'
Ter. Jr. % the public group. pleaded
FOR 4 new spirit between the parties
tn Industry" Those threatening e
withdraw from the conference. h'
said. assumed "nn un- Ainericnn an,
intoicruhlc" position.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16

WASHINGTON, oct. lG-Omcials
IN Washington profcased today To
have no Information as 10 reasons for
pos,ponIng the exchange ~ Paris ~
rltihcatiou of the treaty of Versailles
by Great Rritain, France, Italy and
Germany Whlrn would bring the
treaty into Immediate force.
There was a suggestion that rati-
ncgt.on had been postponed becauae o
the league of nations would have 20
assemble within fifteen days after the
treaty went into enect. hut state de.
pertinent officials would not express
au opinion ON this point
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
OMISSION OF OLD
I. SONGS FROM HYMNAL
I CAUSES A PROTEST
New Edition of Episcopal Book Is
Referred Back to Commission
After a Storm of Protest
Canges in Bishops.

DETROIT. Mich. oct ie.--omis-
sion OF many of the Old hymns from
the new edition of the hymnal OF the
Protestant Episcopal church provok-
ed storm OF criticism In the house
OF deputies OF the trienn,ai general
convention here TODAY that resulted In
the withdrawal OF a resolution by the
hymnal commission to make the book
the sole authorized" song book OF
tho church.
The question was referred back to
the commission which - to suggest
legislation along lines demanded by
the deputies. The election OF mission
AIRY bishops viii be held Saturday
morning. Haiti will De made a sep
arate missionary district.
The resignation Of Bishop Williams
OF Marquette, Mich, was accepted be-
cause OF his ~ health. toadluator
Leroy Harris becomes bishop.
because OF the impression that has
become current that Il is the object
OF the Episcopal church IN It's Ameri-
cnnizntion work to convert Jews and
others to the Episcopal faith. res
nlution WIS adopted by the house Of
deputies stating that Il is not the puf'
pose of the convention 10 "disparags
or crlticisc the notable work OF Amer.
icnn patriotism displayed by Ereal
numbers OF our fellow citizens o
/ foreign birth or parcntage who pro
feas other religious faith" agreeinl
that religious liberty SIS the only ne
cure basis upon which free American
Institutions can be perpctuated."
The house OF bishops accepted tn
rCaignution OF bishop Frederick J
kinsman OF Delaawre. Bishop kins
mans request that he be formally de
posed. however, was refused.
Bishop kinsman had made IN
charge that loose theological think
ing had gone unrehuked by occlesias
teal authorities In the church. an
said he could not agree with some q
the teachings and methods OF IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
SINN FEM HOLD
THEIR CONVENTION
Defy Government and Pro,r,,l With
St,-,son la Dublin.

DUBLIN. oct. 16.- Dcfying tho
order OF the government and tho
commander In chief In Ireland, the
twelfth annual convention Of the
sim Fcin was held at midnight In
the Mansion House. II lasted three
hours. Notwithstading all prccau-
tiouH taken To prevent the meeting
tho complete order OF business was
carried through.
An order issued last night by the
chief secretary and the commander
In chief of the forces In ireland pro-
hihitei the assembling ln Dublin Of
the Sim Fciu Irish volunteers and
the Gaelic league.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
REVENUE MAN AFTER
ARIZONA MERCHANTS

TWUENTN, NrII-. VOT- W" =
government is to start drive 20 l"-
cafn ali merchants and manufacturers
who followed erroneous methods IN
making their Inventories for the years
1917 and 1915 and hy such methods
reduced thcir tax liabilities u was an
uounccd here by Albert Franklin, IN
tcrnal revenue collector,
Franklin said today all who nave
nled incorrect returns should cofte,'
their mistakes immediately. Ihe pul-
~ NJ fha government Will he 10 fore
o. usnpItIes except IN eases where
there was Intentional evasion ot the
tuN DO was added.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
GEN. HOWE GOING TO
BLACK RANGE ON HUNT

FL pASp. Tex, oct. id.- Major
General Robert l.. Howe, cumnnn D.
cr of the ~ i'aao military district
and former commander of the Third
division overseas. viii leave here to-
,orrow for the Plack range of New
Mexico On hunting trip. lie viii rr
accompanied ly % party ~ Chicago,
Memphis ana N paso business men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
ALLIES TO SEND
HUNGARY ENVOY
~ fst AasociArro rHtss
Sir George Clerk Go Deal With Com
plications Thcrc.

PARIS. Oct. I6.--Thc supreme
council decided today to send "A rep
rosentntivc 10 budapest 10 deal with
new complications In the situation
there. The emissary selected is Sir
George Clerk.
The decision to despatch him now
10 the Hungarian capital was caused
by the receipt OF a telegram from the
intcr-alhed mission In Budapest COM
planning OF the dilatory tactics OF the
Rumnnians ana demanding that the,
gary Immediately.
The telegram from tho inter-ailles
mission was couched In tho strongesl
terms and the council decided that II
must DO gsvcn prompt attention.
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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
SEEK EQUALITY IN CHURCH

NEW YORK, oct l6.- Appeal 10
presbvtorinps throughout the country
for an expression Of opinion on thes
question of granting women tqnhl
rights with men In all the functions
nf the church was issued today hy
the committee on official relations oi
women IN tho church, created by ihe
laai general assembly OF the ir"shy'
terlan church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16

Banner. following which an imprc4-
riNc Invocation WIS delivered by the
Rev. Father Mandalhri.
Governor lArrazolo who was To
have delivered the Address Of Wei
come was unable to be- present and
Walter Conncll. chairman OF the City
commission and Commissioner Hughes
welcomed the delegates to Albuqucr-
Vuc In bohair Of the city.
The response tn the address wns
delivered by Bronson cutting Of Santa
Re. acting chairman Of the American
Legion Of the state, Col. dc ErpmOnd
Of Ros.scll, chairman, was unable to
be- present on account OF Illness.
An election uf temporary officers
aud committees To act during the
convention was held. and the program
for tomorrow and saturday was ar
ranged. nr. 7. w, Elder Of this city
is acting as proxy Tor col. II. Rolfc
Brown who was called to the east
ON business last week.
Preliminary Soi,ion.
The preliminary convention OF the
Legion opened at a. o'clock tnis
morning with Bronson Cuttlng OF
Santa Fe presiding 80 rlr the only
delegates who are still in the service
are those from Fort Bgyard, although
rcprcscntutiv from the other forls
are expected
A motion was made hy the Fort
payard delegates that they he grant
ed the number of uclcgatcs to wiich
their Fort Bayard number enuu'
them Tho counties are represented
with ono delegate for each 100 men
and as Fort Bayard has l,iOn meu
this would give them l5 delegates.
II was moved ana carried that Bay
ard Dee granted regular county repre-
Scntatlun
Mrs NJ r. Roberts representing
the nurses uf Fort Ilayard is the onl'
woman delegate 10 attend the CON
venti.u. Duke Dusahl. ~ the For
pnynrd Ncws. and 3D. W, Herman
are also representatives from TN
fort
Ensign johnson of III paro made .
(Cuntinn,s' on phue two,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
TWO LEAVE FI,Isco

army aviatorr In the trans-continen-
TAI air race left here today for tho
east. Mator Harry Smith, In an
other plane No. 80, took wing IRON
the Preside aviation field al t;ll
a. m. on his return Night. and Lieu
tenant Earle Mazelman made ms ae-
parture al ii:is O'clock In airplano
No 40
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
MINERS GO AHEAD
WITH STRIKE PLANS

TNDtANAPOLlS, Ind, oct, l6. -
Plans for strike Of hituminous coal
minors OF the country ON November
1, were continued today at iuterna-
tional headquarters Of the United
Mine Workers Of America here, tho
officials proceeding on The assump-
tlon that nothing would come Of the
conference In Washington called by
Secretary OF Labor Wilson in an Of
fort TO avert the threatened walk
puf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
WOULD FORBID
EXPORT OF SUGAR
Bnl In Houses would Authorize En-
harno for Six Months.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ie.--An en-
barge against the export OF sugar for
the next six months under penalty Of
ten years imprisonment ana $4,000
fine. was proposed IN a bin today BY
Representative Dalilnger. republican.
Massachusetts,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
Up 5000 FEEr AT ....,

wAHoO. Nehr,. oct. ie.-lAeuten-
AMI 81 w. Maynard, the "nying par
SON. who was forced 10 land near
here when crankshnft OF his ma
chine broke. WIS flying at an altitude
Of about 5000 feet when the misDap
occurred according to his observer,
Sergeant W. y. Kline Sergeant Kline
said he was unable 20 state Whae
caused the cranknhaft TO break.
When told that air service officials
at Washington had announced thlt
Lieutenant Maynard would be permit-
ted TO continue his flight II E new
plane could be secured, regardless OF
r,nes OF the contest, Sergeant Kline
said he and his pilot would be ready
10 "hop or Immediately II given n
new machine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
SENATE PLANS TO
RECEIVE KING
win Take Rcrcss ON October ~ for
itolnlty

WAsHGNGTON. oct 10 The SON
ate agreed today to recess Tuesday
afternoon, October rs. 10 receive King
Albert ct Belgium. Similar action
is expected by the house and after
King AlhCrtH appearance In the sem
ate he Will De- received by the house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
SKY PILOT
WRECKS HIS
AIRPLANE
I AM STILL IN THE
RACE, HE DECLARES


OMAHA, Oct. is.A-Lieutenant Be-
win w. Maynard. flying from -.
Paul. Neb.. 10 Omaha. broke a crank-
shaft and was forced 10 make land
ing In n corn fleld four miles north of
wahoo. Nebr.. forty miles west Of
this city shortly before noof today.
The landing was affected wishou. diff
aculty and without injury 10 the pilot
or his observer. W. c. Kline.
This information was received at
Ak-sar- Ben field by Lieutenant II, Il.
Wells, control station officer, who Inn
mcdiaseiy sent a truckload Of soldiers
from Fort Omaha 20 guard the plane.
Nobr., for Omaha at ii:iI this morn
According to the report received
from Lieutenant Maynard, Il VIII ne
Impossible for him to repair the dam
aged motor and he requested Lieu
tenant Wells. control officer mare %
seek permission from the war dcpnr.-
ment to transfer the motor from the
Martin bombing plane which War pi-
ioted by Captain Roy y. Francis and
which was wrecked at NutAns Nebr,
thirty miles west Of this city. Tuesday
while making a forced landing' 70 MS
plane.
a corps OF mechanics has been
working on the bombing plane since
Il was wrecked, preparatory to box
lnr the wrecked machine and ship
ping II to Mineola. The work In being
supervised by Captain Francis-
Wahoo IL ten miles west OF fnsan
and the motor from the Martin ma
chine can be transported overland,
providing permission IA given TOR the
| frannfrr Captain Francis left futha
for wahoo a. aovn a. he learned ef
/ tho accident to Lieutenant Maynard
and will assist In supervising the re-
pairs u will take at least two days
10 transfer the motors OF the ma
chimes. which 10 the only way Lieu-
tenant Maynard can continue In the
- am stili IN the race" said May
nard ms he informed Lieutenant Wells
Of the accident
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
Sim Feiners on
A Hunger Strike
Are Near Death

QUINN oct. l6.--Tho lord mnyor
OF Dublin. Laurence O'Neill. alarmed
al the condition Of Imprisoned Sim
Feiners who he anyR. are near
deaths door" from their hunger
strike, today sent n letter to Sir Ian
Macpherson. .chfef secretary for 4re-
land. asking thpt they be given alter
ed treatment In prison. After recall
ing the death In MONT JOY prison in
1917 Of Thomas Ashc, the lord mayor
concludes:
an occurrence ~ not desired"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
Weather.
AT THE UNIVERSITY or NEw
MEXICO. ALBUQUERQUE
For % hours ending q n. M.

Highest tenn
pcraturc, . \
lowest tr iu
pcruturc, 90
dnily ru u D. e.
temperature 2Ns
mean daily tcul-
ppruturC
relative humid
Ity. q o M. 80;
relative humid
liy. q o. nv. So
prccip itatiun,
none mtXimuri
velocity of wind,
miles per hour
"a preNh!llug
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
STOCK YARDS
WAGE PROBE ENDS


" W N8II-IHFWW FHE0'
CHICAGO. Oct. 16.-Fedcrai Judge
Samuel Aischuler today concluded
the wage hearing OF stockynrds em-
ployes which has been In progress ten
weeks and took the subject under
advisement.
lie said he expected TO announce
his decision In n few weeks.
The ruling will anect the wages OF
i20.0 900 packing house employees In
Chicago and eleven western cities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
THREE MORE FLYERS
LEAVE MkNEOIaA. N. y.

MiNEOIaA. n. T. UCI. I0.7~TUTV"
more entrants IN the army air race,
across the continent and hack. hopper
on here early today In the wake of
Major Carl spatz. leader on the vest
bound second lap.
with hts nearest competitor, Cap
tain T.. II. Smith put out OF the race
by burning OF his plane al Buffalo
last night, MAJOR spatn who spent tho
night at Rochester, held = 1Ie miles
lead on the westward trip. Tho threo
fliers who hoped 10 got away taaay
and 20 overtaka him wero l4leute7aut
r.. G. Kiei, Lieutenant II. y. Queen
and Lieutenant r. Worthingson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16

The state convention OF the Amer
lean Legion was opened this after
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16

direction. west, character Of day,
clear.
SHir Mohtlcr.
New McXiCu. Fair tonight. OK
cept possibly light ram southrhHl
poriIon: cooler south portion; frost
north portinn. Friday, fair warmer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16
METAL MARKErs.

NEW YORK. oct. i6--nar silver.
tLlsh. Copper. iron and antlmony.
bid; December, 1886 bid. speltee,
frm; East st. Louis spot. f740 bid.
~ London; Spot copper, ffO5. u.
cd tin, 1919. i1s, Cd. lead. f2s. los
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-16

CHICAGO - choice, 3i1:oe %
$685. medium. SHOT 20 tis'I'. re-
'iRRs4ksHs c:Irx-tis.is 20 sis.sss
''s0i.sis' DnRvERe~ss.oo 70 tia.se. re-
ceipts. 1000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-03

RHODE ISLAND RED setting eggs, 81
per setting; IS per hundred. Mrs. r.
Needhnrn. route I. city. Phone MX.55.
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Phone Maple ass for fine roses and
hruhs
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A FEW EXAMPLES,


CHALMERS, 7-passenser touring,
ike new ,,.............,....
KlsSEL l?. 7-passenger touring.
cora tires; driven only <,S60
DODGE sedan. brand new: extras l.
OAKLAND Sedan. brand new;
wire wheels .....,.,,., 4.
DODGE touring cars. severul OF :
them; almost new cars; priced
from tf5S TO .................
DODGE roadster. rs model, IKE
new; 5 oversize y. s. Nobby
tread tires. brand new ......
HUDSON Super-sir. cord cas-
ings. two Of them brand new,
both summer and winter tops. n
o V Il II Ian ID Blk 7-passeHgs1l
touring; new paint and ton.
good castings and mechAn Anicahyi
correct. some buy At ..
OAKLAND EIGHT 7-passsnssr
touring; looks and runs flks
new car ...........,,,,.
oLpsMoBILE EIGHT roadster:
driven only LOO mites
MONROE roadster; a splendid 1T
CHANDLER 7-psss.ns.r touring. D,
tires. all good; looks and runs
IKE new car ..................
BUICK SIX touring. winter TOP:
Ei5 = real Buick. too: for only l.,
BUICK FOUR s-psssenesr tour,
ing. In spitn tndid condition ..,n.
REQ FOUR s-passsnser touring,
worth more: for ..............
MAXWELL touring. Z Of them;
can hardly be told from brand
ct,r,;o S"v,sg ~ ...,,...'.'.,.,.. ..,.'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-03

FOR SALE-Two white Thoroughbred
perrian kittens For particulars
wfite 10 Boz u. Bliss. Okla
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IMPERIAL Ringlet Barred Rock eggs,
Il Il, Thompson strain. continuous n
Year,: 1900. Is. IS 30. 30. Mrs. T.. +.
Sullivan. Yukon, Okla. Phone WX.3
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Real Bargains

Buick Sedan. practically new.
1917 Chandler, S675o0.
Buick 7-passerger. perfect condition
Hudson Scdan-SlS. Touring, $4,000
HAYNES Six Touring.
Jeffrey Touring.
VIII make bargain prices
Also have two rebuilt Cadillacs.
CADILLAC-GAaTON co.
Maple sss. 1901 90 n. Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-03

BARRED ROCRS-Park's bred-io. lay
strain: great winter layers: eggs 81
per Is. Clarence MCMILLAN. Route Z.
Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-03
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

FROST-PROOF cabbage plants: parcel
post 100. Soc; 400 s0c; 500. 81 ~.
1000, $3.50. J. A. Clifton. Russellyille.
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NTs PLANTS PLANTS

Wholesale and Retail.
Nancy Hall and Bradeyam sweet po-
tstoes. blue ribbon at Oklahoma state
fair 1913. at 1900 per 1000. Tomatoes.
Dwarf Champion, New Home. Juns
Pink Earlyann.. Cabbage, dozen ijc.
2 dozen 25c. 80 for 40c. 100 65c. 1000
$500. Caullflowers. sweet gnd hot pep
pers, egg plants. dor. zoe. : dor. 55c 90
plants roc. 100 for Si25. FIRST class OF
all kinds OF transplanted plants from
35 to 80 cents dozen; ready for ship
rnent; cash with order: charges prepaid
for 5000 plants or more: reduction ma de
for large orders. Ben Veldeman. Bel
ginn gardner. Route I. Pennsylvania and
Reno, Oklahoma City. Okla,
SELECT Mebane, Rowden and Lone
Star cotton seed for planting: car
loads or local shipments, Write for
samples and prices. J. c. Foster. Box
toi, Fort Worth. Texas
CABBAGE and Tomato plants S2 per
1000 delivered; lo0. 40c: S.oos and
up $50 East Texas Plant Farm. Con-
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

A WEEKLY greasing and inspection
by competent man saves you many
dollars In repair bills: ! do careful
repair work at your garage. day or
night: best OF references Walnut 1877.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-03

STOP; EIsTEN-Wani rugs Tor d
rooms set my big cash price Wal.
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Capitol Nursery

Phone Maple ass for fine rosos ant
shrubs
GENUINE frost proof cabbage plants
millions now ready for shipment; am
In n position to I'll all orders same day
received; varieties. Flat Dutch. Early
jersey and Charleston Wakefield: 100
t0c; 500. ti.75: 1000. SaV0. Tomato
plants ready April 10th; same price a,
cabbage. Pure Nancy Hall and Porte
Rico potato slips ready April 18th
500. ti.7s: 1000. t325. All plants post
paid. Place your order with me II you
want good plants packed well with
quick shipment, or money returned. j
H. lancaster. LortvIew. Texas
GARBAGE PLANTS. FROST PROOF
by mail. 500. tl.So; by express l.oeo
800; 10000 and ovei. SI.iS: Nancy
Hall Porto Rico. potato plants ready
now, $3.50 per thousand Porto Rico
Plant Co. Dept. A. Albany. Ga.
PLANTS. BEST EARLY VARIETIES.
Cabbage. onion and tomato, 800. u;
500, $50; 1000, $3.50 postpaid; guar
anteed good plants. and promptly ship
ped. Vana Early Plant Farm. Mart
Texas
POTATO SLIPS.
Nancy Hall. Porto Rico and Dooley
from No ] cured potatoes, IS per thou.
sand, 500 81. 100, 75c Tomatoes and
cabbage plants t?.50 per thousand. coo
for ii.b0. 100 for SOC. Hot Sweet Pep
per and Egs Plants. 75c per hundred
All plants delivered. guaranteed 10
arrive In good condition. Write Tor
catalogue Milano Plant Co. Mllano
Texas.
BLACK AMBER cane seed at 81 per
cwt recleared. sacks free. fob. r.
Y. Eakins, Oberlin. Kan.
THOUSANDS OF GAMMA BULBs-
Red 10 cents and yellow SO cents per
dozen. postage to be added out OF town
Phone Walnut 1858. 2i5 West 18th.
BERMUDA ROOTS - Big. hardy, 10
cents per two bushsl; shipping Mon.
days and Tuesdays after April /. James
Leake. Chandler. Okla.
TRANSPLANTED cabbage and tomato
plants for sale: 1000. 81. 500, S2.fb.
100. 75c: 1 dozen, l5c. Cash with order
Dawaon Produce Co
FROST PROOF cabbage plants. Wake
field and succession: toma toes, Acme
and tree, good lively plants. delivered
100, soc; 200, soc. 500. 81 as; Nancy
Hall potato plants. Sa.s0. 1000. April
20. d. +. Garrett. Plant Farm. Wayne,
Okla.
900 BUSHELS or more sound. re-
cleaned 1918 crop peas. about rs
percent pure speckled at ~ per bushel
smoked fob. Walden. Miss. ID, X.
Divine. Walden. Miss.
CARRIAGE plants, 100, b0c; 800. Si.T5:
tomatoes and pepper. 100. 75c: all
postpaid. BY express, cabbage 1000.
". potato plants booked. 1000. - 50.
Stevenson Plant Grower, Fordyce. ARK.
POTATO slips and cabbage plants ready
TO ship April 10 10 49, prompt ship
mcnt or your money back; ggs0 per
1000 delivered: all plants inspected
weekly bySE. y department cf asricui-
tute offiriah. Dimmit County Plant
Form. Carrizo Springs. Texas
GARDEN and field seeds; flower seeds;
tomato, cabbage and sweet potato
plants. insecticides, potato and melon
bug polrons
PIONEER SEED STORE
l?s w California. Walnut ?3i9.
BARsO or Black Amber cane. Si.1s;
feterita. fi75. kaflr, tl.75; milo, 81 s5,
per busbel sacked Wire, telephone
write. Marshall. jackson Grain Co,
oklahoma City.
CuLLED Nebanc planting seed for sale.
made 5s 10 10 percent II lint. 81 rs
r''r hishe' delivered. frank Guild, BOZ
81, Terrell. Texas