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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-10
Today's Markets
STERLING DROP TAKES
WHEAT DOWN WITH IT

/ Chicago Sept 10 Wheat prices
turned downward today, Influenced by
a break in sterling exchanges and by
reports of rain in Argentina, There
was a lack of cas-. ern buying, which
! recently has been u feature Selling
/ however. MAS moi aggressive. open
/ Ing quotations, which varied from &c
| 10 / &.c lower. With December $2.45i2
to $40 and March So to S2i3i2,
were followed 10y a moderate decline
and then something of rally,
Prospects OF warmer weather had Il
bcarish effect on corn. After opening
isc to &c lower, with December
ued 10 descend
Oats reflected the weakness OF
other grain. starting re to ne down
and undergoing a further sag.
Higher prices on hogs gave strength
10 provisions
Potatoes.
Chicago. Sept. 10. Potatoes steady;
receipts. y ears; Jersey Irish cob
hlcrs. $2.9o-3, Minnesota Early Ohios,
81 25-24o Idaho rurals $%-&lo
Liberty Bonds.
New York, Sept. TO- Prices of Lin
crty bonds at noon were. 3las, 9002;
second Is. Sfo0; first 4'.s, S5.7G; see
Ond AS, SOP. third ilis. SS56,
fourth las. see; Victory 81, 81
- II, Victory ia4s 95,tp.
Produce.
hicaco, Sept la.-Buttcr unchaug
ed
Eggs lower; receipts, 6,3o5 eases.
Fitsts, 51-52c; ordinary trsls. i5-I7c;
at mark, eases included, iSA9i&c;
storage packed tirsts. i3L, 5ic
Poultry Alive unchanged.
Livestock.
Chicago. Sept 10 Hogs, 10000
held over 5.972; asking sharply high
err first sales mostly at 25c higher;
1878 paid, quality fairly good.
Cattle 1000.
sheep l2,0oQ
Wall Street.
New York Sept. iV--StOcks were /
heavy to weak at the opening Of to-
days trading. shiEpings particularly I
much OF yesterdays sub
stantial advance. United Fruit fell /
}io points and American Internation- /,
al IA on denial Of rumors of pros
pectiye dividend distribution. Oils. |
steelS and rails reacted fractjonally. |
the few exceptions being Pan-Ameri
can Petroleum. Cruciblc and Reading, |
Further depression was shown by |
foreign exchange, bills on London !
falling to new low level for The |
current movement.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-10
Local Items.

Mrs I. d. Brewster and daughter
Margaret spent today in Ottawa.
Misses Emma and Maud Hill were
ottawa callers today.
f. +. Neff, Of kenosha, Wis. ar
rived here today for few days visit.
Mrs. John Phillimore, of Seneca, is
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-10
NOTICE..
The United Telephone Co

the United Telephone Company
IN ABOUT to issue a new directory.
ANY change desired effecting the pres.
ent listing Of subscriber should be
reported to the manager in writing at
once +. G, BEEN, Mgr.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-10
RUCkRIGELS' ELEVATOR.
WALLACE GRAIN MARKETS
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

Chicago market report furnished BY
Ii. W. kirby, manager SimOns. Day
4 Co, Room BIZ Moloney Building.
Phone 95
Prev
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-10
Games To-day.

Boston at Chicago
Nov York at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Detroit.
y aShiugton al - Louis.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-10
Flour Sale

oId wheat King Quality ana Gold .y
Medal 40 ID. sacks ..S 2f0
y bars Fairbanks Ark Soar. ... %
33c pkgs, Kinks Washing Pow
~ ',, ...'.'...,...,, 20
, p"S,''' Neo phlo PolatocS,. so
100 IDS. eastern Granuated
sugar ''.''' '...........,,.. 1885
T. X. GODFREY.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-10
A Great Revenue

""h"Ihy Is great revenues,
Cicero.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
gmafa, Mieb.

Souoonlepoon iaotettiin Wtrs
Gamma M6fi, If. 10 p. iutren nS-
t~6pdioufou ianttamona. Iatno1a
flioli 6 p. IGbcs IA f%inifaiitto lai-
rostettuoan mitnioistortio. WtrS
M1fi tposfenteli uiipiimotta %on'
iollisieurofunnasia, iomoin roitttrs
ieurosia, iofa ofpusti rabo-ofpullo
pitfan ioirouocn oifono, ia pitt bot
toiao mime pdimind. Seppelcitd
Iosfipot bouoolle 9oniollisieiirn-
funto, raittiusieuro ia lopiet. Bot'
naia fuoli aristufien isfosla, ollen
iporma iiantoiffiiesta eldmdstodrt.
gostori aronffola pitt rititmisiaar-
nan.
SIlorIa fifteen fofocnniitfiin tuus
iosIo postori 9ronftnla
tpoimoIIiicsti aristnfien e.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
Smenmau, @inn.

S1mG pa%iffafunta on ebfa mo-
nellefin Iuttajon lutiialle tnntema
ton. @ipG iilld ettd me tGGlla olem-
me mitGGn uneliaita, iilla meilld-
bGn on monenlaiiet Dbteisppc'nnnt;
meilla on Ielirafuntaelant1 ipirfedo,
iiiben f~atioen fun ME aiumme fait-
.fano rolltotiest1 ia mDos or mel
o1n ieiirotuntaYsre ollnt DboiStettp
nd Observation-Disclosures ia toiniii
poppina Sobn Soofona. Wte laaill-
me t1nne I,ttret hengelliiet luDlot
emf fei1n1 ippstG fun NE ftnllirll-
me Nelp Oorf @tlliin icurnfnnto-
piiriin ia piiri mini, fofoutlesla
paatti pitG1 wuoiifofoifienia taalld
Snellmanisla, ia onfin bpmin bolts
foo ettG metin laomne wieroita tril
ne erGmodbon. Mind leirofu1rlnil
buolesto Ionon teripetulleefii LIBEL
td ia faufao. Gee jublot on MUS
toofieni enIim. pGiwGnd feiafnlta.
Scr Oawio &iwiien ia banen mai
monio pienofainen ioatettiin boil-
tam iunnuntoinu tdmdn fiiiun 8
p6imG; ie frtoli beti tnnnin iiinlle
ipntpmGnid jGlfeen.
Mineclliien toubun p%prtntono
meilld on tGGllG %farmorein meijeri'
iofa mpos runraa tdpoella boprpl'
Id ett1 litG enempi teboaon motto
mailman morffinoille mita enent-
pi formorit tue fermaa, ia olibd1
Ie tppopttGipG tiilos, minfd meier
t1otti poittoa miime puotern
Iuinune ipelon mafiuin ettu len O.
mistoa MT farmurit. = Sitten pc
Iitiifosta mainitafieni, t1alld TUT
Irru foiffi ugfontoon fatlomottt
Monpartiian 2eagiieen eli plioliiet'
tomuan liittoon.
s. SGnobocf
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

sarpm, @is.

PaStori 8olunta ilmoitti tltle-
manla pitGm11n bartausieurat tanl-
milf. 81, 1920 Serman &eltton ia.
losia, toimosia ett1 tdnnefin perils-
tettailiin ieurofunta iamoQla fertaa.
9o3fa ban Ell itie moinut iaoplia,
lG9etti bGn iijaiiefieen ieminaarin
oppilaan @rel 9lbon, iofa tuli MIDI
r1tpll1 aiolla, ia pitt bartauspu-
been, ionta iGlfeen ban tefi fpip-
mDflen, jos poiffafNnnalla loDtpp
ieurafuntaaiiao bo~rrastapia benfi-
loitG. Setfilen festustettua pGatet-
tim perustaa ieurafunta. Wattta
fosfa ei aiiaan perebtpmGttominG
moitu iitG lopulliiesti p1dttGa, pi-
oetGGn uuli fpfous iomasia paifas-
Ia Is p. belmif., joSia aliaSta I'M
bestaon barfittiin ia laaoittiin ien-
raalua popt1firja.
/. &ofputien aipali leurafunnan
eiimies Oscar @iemi rufoufiella, ia
aiiaan iopimallo lpbpell1 pubeella.
2. Sel1rafltnnan Dirfailiiat o.
mot: giimies Oscar Hiemi, maral.
le German Geltto, firiuri Senjo
&eltto, tbarolle emil 9ero, robas-
tonboitoiu Serman &riiffu, rabas-
tonfirjltri Hestor Hiemi.
3. Seurofrnnolle nimefli onnet-
tin Sorpn Sallsin S1tom. @mon.
2itt9. Notwithstanding.
a. BGGtettiin Dbtpa Imerifan
Siiom. &aniollisfirffofuntaan.
5. Boptdfiria pGdtettiin julaista
S~luttoiasio.
6. &ofous lopetettiin iuirrenmel-
iullla ia Serran lirnoufien toipo-
tufiella aiiallemme.
Oscor Niemi Senja &eltto
@iimies &lr1lirl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

manfeliumia, n1pttden Naamatlilla,
fuinta &ristuS on meiodn ipntim.
me @olgatalla taitfi i%oDittaniit ia
iflliiesti anteefii antamit, ettei tar
mitie tebod mitdan mitlta FUN iD-
o1mest1mmc t1mGn usfomme. Set
ii mloooStili tobelliiefii iublatii;
olenlpa marma ettd Sumolan rar-
ia t1Dtti monen iDo1men.- @ar-
maanfin meta on monta t11ll1 81
mniasio, iota Sierra flitiuu banen
autuuttanin omistamaan fun labet-
tGG moimalliien eDanfeliumin laar.
naojan iuliStomaan nellie Scout
fen peresi1 ipntein nnteefiiiuamiS-
ia, elGm11' ia autuutta ia tarjoad
nellie lobiona taipaullilet riffalten
ia usfolla omistettafpafii. Weilla
on mt otollinen oifa, meilla on Oh
fea a1tliuoen pGim1; maiffa rutto
~rieblnlfin pmp1rillGmme on meillG
turtpanonmte Sierra, ia b1nen ianan
ia ia jos SGn nGfee bpwdfii rilton
faiitta tGmGn ipaelhtfiemme p11t.
tGG, on meillG bdnen %lupaufienlc
m1,faon SSumolan ip~oltafunta, jos
ia manbursfaus oiuu. Olfaommt
parmat &ristlifien moitosta; Son
on nellie ifuiien eldm1n ontanri
io Sun on lllmanmit olla turipam-
me bGo1sid ia ruttotaubin raipo-
tesla. IiinpG ban %ianoofin profee-
tan faltttu: "@aitfa tubonnen lan-
feiIi iilpultos ia fpmmenentnbotto
oifioltas, min eli ie iimlun iatul BS
91:7. Mnfarasti riebuu fin Sron
conntisia npfpGdn. &uolemoifniis
furluu olefpon iiinri Crystal Soil
iisia ia Sron HiberillG; ta1ll1 Ell
ole fuollut mielG fetGdn iiiben tar-
tim, maiffa iitG on polio tGGll1fin.
s. 6. @nberion
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
Sreba, Wtinm.

Saostin on muoii mierinpt itui-
ltllteen ia uuii altanut ia mierinpt
fin 10 toiStn fuuta iamaa ipaubtln
fuin frlunutfin muoii. Spntpp ia
fnolee, ie pitGG paiftania min fau'
man fuin aifaa maasia iaetaan.
0siinp1 on tanldn FUN aialla tuallo
metiGfplGsiamme ipntpnpt ia fitol'
hut: Spntpnpt @trS 8ebmoielle
poifa ia tammifuulla ipntpi mpos
poito 8reoaSia rautdtien tDon1obto-
ioIe Irmio Nelionille. &uolon fDl-
ma fdii OH n6iti1 paimir1 temman.
nut Mrs &aiffoien ia erGdn Wtrs
Siltrien (bGn Ell ole tunnettu mi
nulle). Soirautto fuliluu olewan
fomin polion perdfplilId. 2oufdr'-
fin on ollut mutto Ell iuurtofaan
uplra ole olll1t, 1illd toltti on ito
"lenti1a" iobon Ell ole aqua lopoet-
tp, ianomot.
gfii parontuia lDptpp, iofa pa
rontoo faiffi fiiput ia iairauoet,
ipnnit ia iaastat ia bGn labestpp
Min bulllIa auttamaan. SIND tnn'
net bGnen, oipoa b1nelle FIN BON
folfuttoa = Min iaat aluurl.
Gina. &onbto
9or 26 8rimiorL Winn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
ScinanIicmenia mbpoaan

Nem Oorf Willlin pmpGristo on
tiilIiit fullluiiafii beinGni;emicn fas
notusalallo. Siementen oStoiot no.
fuuttoa, eta tGGIlG &c. q. IilIiis-
IA iaaoaan parbaita acknowledgements
mailman m%arffinoiIle, josta job
tuu nimifin Gloper Country.
SaGlld faspaneet iiemenet ia tit
ten miel1 pubbistettu.
Baras medium &eb gloper
$500 100 ID.
Mommotb &eb Glober $500 100 ID
@liife molfia fiiffa GIober
$5S 90 100 t..
Mliife noIfea frffa clomer Ia IL
motbep ietaiiin t6Glld fusDaneet bp
nanG menestpfielI6, poros beind-
loii foifiIle elufoille. &aSpna olboi
fila MALTA, ei ole meoen arfo. On
bppG iiemen poIomoilIe fplpdmi-
Iesi1 lumen poistuesio.
Sinto $26.50 100 rs.
Meoiiim &eb Glober ia timotbp
iefoiiin fospoa bptp1Ild menCstnf-
SeIa t11llG fuinilIo MALTA, bpp1
beind icfoiiin $3.50 100 ID.
Tubbos Simotbep 81 500 100 lb
SGfit Go ientti6. @oitte ldbettd6
omqt iafit %postisia. 81 ie poIion
Siemenid poipi ostoa rdbem-
manfin fuin 100 Tb. Vile 30 10 on
binto 1 ienttid folIiimpi poanoIle.
SIpf Torh,
Boz &c, @em yorf Drills, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
@ifii &c eipat msfu?

mat eimGt balunftann a%litlruttu,
miltta lon ibmiiiG, iotta etiiW1t ia
eipGt lopb1. gutuls riippuil usfoS
to. Yaamali ianoo: llSfo tllee fun
losta ia fltulo Slmulm ianastu.
Giin titlecfin jos ipo1n on oipulitu-
nut. Se orpat fulilleet monta fer.
tau. @arnlonn on iofii muolifDm-
meniG fulillut SSitmolan lanaa, mllt
ia be eiap1t iilti ilsfo. sos me ia-
nonune BELLE: usfotaa, min be ia-
notbat ettG be eiip1t moi itStoa. Wtit
Fl be eilpGt moi? SeiSia t1Dtetd1n
@ioion ennltstis, iofa ianoo: &or-
millanne pit11 teio1n fultleman ia
eli Dntm1rtGmGn ia ndboen nafemdn
ia ei otlpaltaman.
EGSi1 on poifta, iobon tliliii ~
tpentp&, eifG main pGaltG ppbfais-
til; tuliii faipaa lppn ippdlta. See
Ius fanoo: Se eipGt rsfo beibGn ~
oGmenl1 fomuuoen t1boen. Semi
fu1lette minin G1neni, Min Glfdd
paaouttafo ipbGntGnne. Wind fol-
futan ipo1mneii omelda. 9aaistd
louieista ielpGsti buomaa ettd ipp
on ipoGmesi1, fiin be eip1t moi US
foa.
&omu ipo1n on tGptettp maalliien
fatooipan tamaran obteuoello, cla-
mGn mltrbcella ia mailman bi'
.peilla; be eimGt iouoa minSta a.
iattelemoon. gootumit ipbGn OH eb-
fG iosfu8 oiatellut ~artiluoestaan
noan alia ei ole .banelle %Ielmennpt.
Iiin ban on alfontt ifdantltn mi
boumaan Siunolon, ippstG fun CT
bGn tltle toimeen pbtG bplpin frlir
iofu toinen tGsiG maailmasio, ia
lopulta ci ltsfo Sirmalaa olelpnn'
fam.
Meltta MT moipi fofu uSfoton
obferoitiepot a~iituaoeSta; be tuptta-
mat ipoGmenid oman wa%nbursfau-
oen belmillG; be eiWGt aisfo, be tot
momat. * ~obferoitiette bpWisld
t0isiG, mntta te;OGn ipbamenne OH
foltfono minusta.
Meltta npt moipi jofn nstoton
aiotella ett1 ei bdneIl1 ole bpfpppt-
t1, paan OH palio iDntid; olet fuitl-
Tut Ianaa monta fertaa, olet ebfd
ottonut lola mastaun, mltta II
n1tsla eli ole ollut iulrta itiesidlt
mann olet oion ppipnpt. Ot limit
ren, olet ebfG tuDlut buomaantanil
eta ct ontallo l9pmppoellas ia o.
mallo taboollas mifIifd1n tule.
Mettta oletfos buomannut ett1 II
nuIlo on itieffGiiid pppteitd ia woa-
timufiia, ioilla ipbdmmeii on top
tettp2 ISmG owat iitd laotiia eta
niit1 on ,noifea buomata. Sabtoi'
fit tullo bpipGfii maasit paiffopo
Sumolan tefemGdn iinliSta iellai'
len olennon ettei iinisia paDuittta
eli ipnti6 oliii.
Sem ipodntet OH tdptettp talloi-
iella tosfGllG ia mOsf1llo, min ~
o1mesiG ei ole tilaa millenfGun SUI
malon woimalle, le on Ypb1lle Sen
aelle. Sanosia ianotaon: @t ter
meet tarmitie porantoiaa, woon lai-
roat. Siis ibmiien on titltaipn beit-
gelIiiesti iairaafii aipan alasto'
mafIi min ettei bGneltd ole mitamt
omao bpippttd, Ell ontia pppteita eli
ia maatimufiio omasta poimas-
tam. ga1in piirfaontiiu ipodmestd
ie pintean iarien fofooma mosfa
ia tilaIle pulppuoa Snntalan moi
mo. 81 IpbG6 Senfed puoooteto
iilmiin ia forwiin, ie ~ipuoootetann
ipoGmeen. Scum ioiros iaa ipodmeen-
IA t6lloista elonipoimao, min ipodn
olfoa %ipffintGGn ia loiros mirfistpp,
iilnd firfostuii ia fppnel tipobtoa.
S6nellc ielpi6G, ettG tooellofin ban
ottaa meio1n fipttntme ia loiroutem
- .ut11-.-fu mr.. s.,,Q tEr~ts
New-York tribune., 1920-01-11

Right Billie Burke,
who as the emotional
Violet stars with Nor
man Trevor in Somer-
set Maugham's latest
c 0 m e d y, "C@sar's
Wife," at the Liberty.
Alfred Cheney JohmsoM
New-York tribune., 1920-01-11

Left--Mary Ryan, who
plays the leading femi-
nine e role in Charming
Pollock's latest melo-
drama, "The Sign on
the Door," In this ex-
citing thriller every
body knows who kills
the villain, for the
murder is committed
right before your very
>!S"' white
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-15
ADAM AND EVE

New England seed and farm i'm
pement dealers say farmers are turn
ing away from vegetable raising to
grain, due to acute labor situation.
Grain crops can he handled with ma
chlnery while garden produce re-
quires much hand labor.
In the south large part of cot
ton crop went unpicked for lack Of
labor and sawmllls report % per
cent shortage Of help.
Farmers in the west tell the same
story and experienced help in west
ern metal mines is becoming scarcer
and scarcer and efficiency per man
has greatly decreased.
In other words common labor, the
labor that does the bulk of the real
hard work of the nation and es-
pecially the work that tends to re
duce the cost Of living. has almost
reached the zero point in this coun-
try.
The world today is exactly the
same as in the days of Adam and
Eve and the problems of the people
are the same-they must live and
they must eat
In the old days il food supplies
got scarce Adam and Eve simply had
to work harder and produce more or
starve.
The world is facing this age old
problem today. Never before was the
country so prosperous and never be
fore was the outlook so bright for
industrial expansion and activity,
hut over these bright prospects is
passing the foreboding cloud Of cur
tailed production per man power and
reduced farm acreage.
Powerful organizations can short
en- the working day, curtail produc-
ton and increase wages to the
breaking point but this program will
not feed a hungry world.
Instead Of a lowered cost of living
We will see it increase under reduced
acreage and diminished production.
Socialistic schemes for dividing III
property, taxation measures to con
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-15
IOWA HAS SUCCESSFUL
WOMAN AUTO DEALER

over In Leon, Iowa, is one OF th'
Ford Motor Company's most inter
esting dealers-Mrs. VI. +. Estes
who sells something like 800 Ford
cars yearly, to say nothing OF the
Fordson Tractors she sells. Her only
regret Is that the company couldn't
promise her more than 300 cars this
year. She Is said to be one Of the
three most successful women auto
mobile dealers In Iowa.
Mrs. Estes Is thorough business
woman. She knows her product. she
knows her territory, she knows how
to sell cars and She knows the value
Of bcslness system for that Is her
hobby "Yoc can't do bcsiness right
without good system" she de
clares. people don't like 10 wait,
II man comes in and wants to
know IL he can get certain part.
or what his account is or what some
thing will cost you've got to be able
to tell him quickly"
In letter to the Ford Motor com
pany, the Des Moincs branch man
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-15
DANCER. sTop. LOOK. Listen!

The story Of insurgent unionlsm
is coming of the wires from Ameri-
ca Union men all over this country
are breaking away from their union
leaders and joining "outaw" strikes
strikes not called by their elected
union leaders This is dangerous
sign. II was the danger sign before
the rise of Bolshevism in Russia It
preceded the rise of SparticiSm in
Germany. 1t was the chief menace
of revolution In England a year ago.
1t is a most disturbing phenomenon.
Any labor leader duly elected and
at the head of u union is better for
the peace of the land than the best
"outlaw" leader Even Howat in
Kansas would be better than for the
miners to pass out of his control in
an inner council revolution. This
Outlaw" movement in labor circles
is genuinely ominous. II does not
mean the breakup Of labor unions.
1t means that they may run amuck.
The safety Of labor, and the safety
Of America just now lies In strong.
responsible. recognized labor union.
w. A. White
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-15
ABOUT WHEAT PRICES

A great deal Of discussion Is going
on IN regard 20 the probable price OF
wheat after June /. when the gov
ernment's wheat guarantee expires.
Conditions are such thai nothing
more than guess can be hazarded.
There are many factors at work
that will have more or less influence.
Prices might h. $50 or 81 or $50.
or even higher depending partly
upon how the winter wheat crop de
yel0ps from now on and how the
spring wheat crop starts. The acre.
age question is also a most import
ant consideration The opening
speculative trading in wheat will
have it, effect and. IN fact. be big
influence In price making.
How soon trading IN future con
tracts i to be resumed on the Board
~ Trade no one knows definitely.
except. perhaps, Julius II Barnes.
Wheat Director. who Is trying 20 plan
definite steps with the proper auth
critics. All leading exchanges will
tllNUNHiA Nv IL 'FiAhA
ences before final steps are taken.
The size of the carryover Of the
1919 crop will be- n factor In price
making The quantity Of -four held
by consumers. and wheat and flour
holdings by the Grain Corporation.
viii also have To he taken into ac-
count SO that no one is in q posi- |
ton 10 predict 4 price for wheat
when normal conditions prevail
A good sized earryovcr from last
seasons wheat crop now seems cx-
remedy likely Unless there is de-
'ided improvement in the condition
Il winter wheat from now on, such a
may keep wheat prices
Town 10 a moderate level Low
'rices will probably not be Witness
u IN any event.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-15
BLAMES HIGH COSTS
Profiteering is Upsettiug This coun-
try Or. Richards Charges

Or Frank Richards OF Abilene
preaching at the Christian church
sunday morning, gave rather stir
ring talk on the trend Of the times
AT present. and touched on the fac;
that there Is a type OF mind de-
yeloping now Of which we are some
times little aware" He connected
this thought with the number OF
Bolshyist In the world at present,
and with the fact that these Bolshe-
visits. possessing this type Of mind.
are the result Of the constant strug
gle 10 make ends meet Cause
high prices. He told OF an incident
ON a train The other day. Two
travelling men were talking. one
said he couldn't make enough 10 feed
his family because Of the high prices.
The other said the trouble was TIE
first was u BOlsheyist, where upon
the first said he personally knew
thnt now with potntoes Sis a
peck. there was n locality where
1000 bushels were lei rot rather
fhan be placed on the market. lie
cited that rs reason for the high
prices and the fact that Instead Of
trying to help each other we now
rob our neighbors Of what Is right
fully theirs even IN Keeping on the
market food He told Of the fact
that in our own country children
are undcrfed now because the high
prices prevent their parents Keeping
them supplied with food. Many are
diseased for the same reason.
His talk was an anaignment Of
the times and the cost Of necessit
les when there l. no need for II
while men spend thousands of dol
lars for cars in which to pleasure ride
~ for relies to preserve in homes. n
Salina Journal
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-15
STATEMENT

or the ownership. management. cir.
culation etc, required by the act OF
congress OF August "a, 1912. OF Abb:
lene Weekly Reflector. published
weekly at Abilene, kansas, for April
state OF Kansas. County OF Dickinson
SIS: Before me. notary public In
and for the state and county afore-
| said, personally appeared c. M Har-
GER who having been duly sworn, &C
| eording to law. deposes and says that
Weekly Reflector and that the folllow-
Ing ls to. the best OF his knowledge
! and belief, a true statement of the
ownership. management. etc. OF the
aforesaid publication for the date
shown In the above caption. required
by the Act OF August "a, 1912, en-
bodied In section 443, Postal Laws and
Regulations, printed on the reverse
OF this form, to-wlt:
l. That the names and addresses OF
the publisher, editor, managing editor
and business managers are: Publisher,
Reflector PUB. Co. Editor, c. NJ. Har-
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manager. H. W. Wilson. all OF Abb
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III: A. Waring. B. b. Harger. all OF
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affiant's full knowledge and belief as
to the circumstances and conditions
under which stockholders and secur-
lty holders who do not appear upon
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fide owner; and this affiant has no
reason to believe that any other per-
son, association, or corporation has
my interest direct or Indirect in the
said stock. bonds. or other securities
than as so stated by him.
c. M HARGBR, Editor
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-04-15
BACK AT PAVING WORK
Jim coffey Will Start His Crew or
The Golden Belt This Week.

Jim Coffey Of Junction City who
has the grading contract fer the
Golden Belt paving. will resume
work this week after a ten-day Iayofi
due to bad weather. Mr.. Cotfey ex-
poets to 90 back to grading Tues
day and said that he would surely
be at work by Wednesday at the
latest The ziegler & Dalton Con
struction Co.. which has the paving
contract will resume the hauling Of
materials and assembling of equip
ment, ready for an early start Oh the
laying of concrete