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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

John B. Dyer. recently one of the
Augusta agents for the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co.. of New York. has
accepted a position as salesman for
the Merchants Produce Company of
Bangor. Mr.. Dyer will continue to
make his home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

Miss Anna Adamson has resumed
her duties as clerk at the local office
Of the Boyer & Small Co.. after va
cation of two weeks which she passed
At Portland and vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

A special meeting Of the w. CT.
T., will, take place at Assembly hall,
T. NJ. c. A. building. at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. 1t is important that there
be a full attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

Henry McVeigh of North Vassal-
boro left Tuesday for Putnam, Conn,
for a two months visit with his SON.
James McVeigh, and Mrs. McVeigh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

Mrs. Hannah Bailey of Winthrop
Center and her guest, Miss Clough
were calling on friends in the city.
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church will meet at 2.30 P. NJ, Thurs
day, with Mrs. w. J. Layton, 13 Green
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

James L. Boyle. Waterville attor-
ney. was in the city Tuesday on mat
ters of business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22

Media, BIN, by Atlantic Ex-
press, Oh. Fleming) ..... | |
Peter Coley (Valentine) 49,. .
Charley Rex (Stokes). ! .
Baron Gigantic (McDonald) > I
Hollywood Kate, (Dodge)... : ) )
Don de Lopez was distanced Time.
2.G6 IA; 2.O3 IA; 2.05.
THE THREE YEAR OLD TRor.
HORSE REVIEW FUTURITY, G.
in - $4,000
Sister Bertha, b by Dillon
Axworthy, (SeTilD o4lt
Arion Guy, (Snow> 121ae
Voltage .(Egan, 15s3
Day Satr, tMcMahon> As 70
Miss Ellen Todd CHawkinsb So ro
Dudette, Natalie the Great. Emma
Harvester, Taurida, Sunfash, kIng
Harvester. Peter Beiler and Peter
Whitlock also started.
Time-2:o6 IA; EOS IA; 2.07 IA
2:07 ga
2:o9 CLASS RACE $1,000 HEATS
UNFINISHED.
EStHer X. ID Ill DS Baron w O0d klns.
(CoX) II
Betty Blackjack (McMahon) %
Frank Little (Stokes) So
Irish Voter (Noble) Sc
Dick Dickson Brennanl IS
Prosser and Grattan also started
Time 2:05 IA; 2:04 3-4
PA TROT, THE Nj & NJ G. HEATS
PURSE 5000
Peter Manning b g by Azoff
(CoX) III
Hollywood Naomi, Oodge) as
Alexander 3. (Erskire) $50
Tootsie Toise (Edman)) GO
Bonnie Del tHindsl So
Mary Coburn and King Watts also
started.
Time-2:06 IA 2:06 IA EOS IA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
Two New Records
at Columbus Races

Columbus, o., Sept. 21-Two new
season records were made here 2,
today's grand circuit racing. Nedd,
in the Capitol city trot, which she
won in straight heats, trotted the
second heat in 2.03 IA. new sea.
sons trotting record for horse of
any age, and Arion Guy did the sec.
ond head of the three year old Horse
Review trot in EOS IA. the tastes,
mile trotted this year by a colt of
that age.
The three-year-old trot, the Horse
Review Futurity. purse of $1,000, was
a stirring battle. Is coming to the
post and although this was two IN
three heat event it took four cruel.
ling miles before Sister Bertha de.
feated Voltage and Arion Guy, other
heat winners, the latter also being
the favorite.
Breaks cost Arion Guy the race
Sister Bertha improved as the bat.
tie advanced and was able to trot a
fourth heat in 2.O7 Sd.
Media won in straight heats In the
second money but it was Charl4r
Rex that made her step the fast mile
He stayed on the 'trot and carried
Media to the half in 1.01 IL. but he
faltered in the stretch and Media
won.
In the PA trot, the NJ. & NJ stake
purse $1,000. Peter Manning was
barred in the betting and won hand
lily. Alexander B. in the final hea,
by finishing second won $3.50 on a
2-mutual ticket.
But two heats were finished in the
'2O7 pace before darkness and the
final heat went over until Wednes.
day. Esther r.. won the two heats
Summaries:
I2.O6 TROT, THE CAPITOL CITY
STAKE, Is HEATS) $1,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-22
AUGUSTA LOCALS

The Helping Hand Sewing Circle
will meet Thursday evening with c.
B. Savage, % Pearl street.
The Lamar register., 1920-08-25
Semi-Annual Statement
OF the Receipts and Expenditures of
Prowers County, Colorado,
For the Half Year Ending J.ne 3Oth, 1920

OF It
COLORADO.
ni-annua "
for the
l. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
follows:

exchange, With May selling OF 10 1910 ana
closing At $3.50. Tho list closed a. - ne,
d.sline o: II TO %. points. with January
eiativcly weak Closing bids: January
i5,:a: March. 49,: Stay. 1880: Iuly. 1879
September. 1874; October i5,s.: D6ccmbcr
Spot coffee. qni.t. Rio a. Ii: Santos S.
.''r u =. N"r: few c-rsh offers werc reported
santos = and 81 al 80. r-ondou credits
m" official cables reported an unchanged
inaglset at Rio. but "a decline OF lad In
m" ekehspsc on London. The santos spo;
market !Suncnansed. while the carly Cable
reported ii decline OF 20 to SO res In San
tos futures witch was followed rs raily
% - TO -, rcts brazilian port receipts.
500 Jundahys receipts. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
ALL Street FEELS BETTER
TEEL CORPORATION REPORT
MAKES OPTIMISTIC MARKET
'idd,c States OH Among Few stock.
10 Suffer. While Other Indus
trials Go strong.
ny I,nOADAN MALI

NEW YORK. Jam 2S.-Thc surnris.
iely good report made Dy the United
tates Steel Corporation for the las.
uarier Of 1919. was responsible for
great Increase of optimism in Wall
trcet, today. Call money touched Il
err cent in the afternoon. r:ut in
pi,c Of this the reaction in stocks was
Extremely small. /, was no bigger
van nigh, technically he expected in
lew Of the rather sharp advances OF
nc last two or three dayg.
There were several Spots where
reat movements seem. - be in the
,aking. One or lw weak spots
IL and free port TcAu Dry goods
HeH. american International. Chan
icr and Savage Arms were among
IA" strong features. United States
tee! was well purchased all day long.
Look for Hail Lexisiation.
IN addition TO the steel earning ,
here is belief based on reports from
Washington that Congress Is within u
: AZ or two Of agreement on the rail
Dad legislation. Forces have been at
ork in Washington silently, but cr-
cct!vely. Big business realizes that
. he railroad situation might b.
traightencd out before anything can
g done to set the national house In
rider. Thrca,s OF union labor 10 make
additional demands have FASTENED this
.SVemcnt for compromise. Fun con
Iteration made OF Ihc change in the
treasury Department cunv!nccs wall
ire"t That thetc vii! be no radical
mango o: policy, as the department.
as been run aud viii he run In ac-
ordanca with an established policy.
The great captains Of industry on
i'hosc operations tho real success ~:
usiness In the country depends are
! vi worried over the nigh price or
3iontE. TAcy say that Europe's ncccs-
3itics are great she viii be COM
tei!Gd TO buy here regardless OF the
= evel Of exchange
Reports are expected in the next
les days Oh American Wooden. Dry
foods and few others. These are
ndcrStood 10 be better than even the
ost Optimistic forecasts that have
cen circulated in the street. DRY
1i!ods was strong toda" and report
f'As current that The directors would
eG!are 3 per cent dividend for the
fat year.
savage Arm. Dividend.
savage Arms. which manufactures
- ne Lewis machine gun. .e3prteI yes
crday that its earnings Tor 1873 wcrs
quail to Sia20 share on the common
took after providing for g.. .axcs.
nd dividends on the preferred. Tnls
omDares with AlG.,. for the previous
ear IN extra dividend 90 pr cent
Ivas declared on tho commoH stock.
'hc STOCK advanced in the MARIE.
pore IMAM points.
Chandler Motors was purchased SO
!bcrally as 10 sugEas, that new
POOL is working in the stoch.
Electrical companies arc breaking
III records in ,hci; volume Of bGsi-
Middle states Oil in which rumor-
Jus Wal! stree; traders have been
cpOrtcd 10 be heavily shor: and in
|innser OF severe punishment at tas
',andS OF insiders suddenly broke IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
Taxation Without
Representation

Income and Excess Profits Tax blanks
for the year 1919 have been released
and returns must lie prepared and filed
before March IL, 1890.
'rhc corporations or individuals who
fic. their own Income Tax returns or
who wait until their books arc closed
before considering Income Taxes are
virtually allowing themselves 10 be
taxed without representation.
Through our intimate knowledge OF
the intricncies OF the Federal Income
Tax LAWS and Regulations we are pre-
pared TO render you an unusual service
In the matter OF preparing your re-
turns and auditing your books.
WELLS, ELIlISs, ADAMS & MILLER,
Income Tax Spccinlixts and A accountants
u'ormcrly with L. S. Internal Revenue
Income Tax DviSioul.
Room ia. Allison building.
Phone Randolph CO..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
aEW YORK BOND MARKET

/Gy N,t!oEa. CITY Co. Richmond Of;ccD
|.in -" ant Tel. c"nr. 6-.............. 90.
kin Tel ana fe. deb. es................. t,s
X nrTican Thread - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tot.
l,n1conda COPPER Co y Observation-Disclosures. 81.
,',aatir Coast Linz :; 45..-............., ~.
|4.i:ish ~: ti33II Observation-Disclosures. -,
cntral Argentine ~ Observation-Disclosures. ~.
A"sa pc6Hc and ohio CunN. is..........., =,
'hicaso Great Western tS.................. -
n!Jaro Northwestern - ..............., -
'.cyriaHd Electric illuminating J......-. ~.
n! ii!i., AL! 81 Raul iA.> .-.............. .
'uJHu Government i'-S MISUNDERSTANDING. ~
Federal Farm Loan iA.s ................... .oGi:
"G-rat Farm Loan - Observation-Disclosures. ~
~, 'vut. halfway coll Tr'ISt Jigs........ ga.
nts thorough kar!d Trans, 5-....,....... 5i;.
mt Mercantile Marin" - .............-. ~:
.-hiEh Vale? - ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. !0"l.
ems y!vanii, !:a'lwa! gen 5s..-......... -'A.
E.aooard NJ Line adj .s............... ?,
t.a board .i!r Line ref. iS............... {.
fcuthc FacInC CoEr. - ................ !"3
Sou horn Rrilw"" gen. i~.................. -.
Mon Pacific ~ Observation-Disclosures. irl.
-n!rcd States KubDr: - ................. !"2N.
n!ted S,at"a Steel :. (. 5s................ sgt.
Ia. Car. Chemical -. Observation-Disclosures. $50
irs !nIan Hallway - Observation-Disclosures. so,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
RICHMOND PRODUCT: MtRKET.
WhOleSnln OunIntinnx

tH" Noodson-t-a!= Co. the. R!chmond Va,
:. : !ood Administration License NJ u ere
Richmond. Va. Jan. . ,g.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
COTTON MARK ETS

MEN YORK., Jan 2s.-rhero was a SHARP
|fcoonnh IN the cotton market today and
lr!ceSs, H., ciHSsd materially higher. no,wi,h
and a jump IN rates Tor cali money 10 Il
The lis, started a: an advanc. Of u 20 :,
points on good buying by Liverpool ana
strength 18th IN the maIk.t ,hcEc.
ocai Operators stS All ' ,hs ~ Val Srts ana
mango prices scored further gains after the
IL to ~ points under selling tyC;iocai and
Wall street operators. which seemed To- he
h. TeSuiI OF neyxousnsss over the position
points f.. abovs ths Previous close were notad
was checked, active OPTIONS selling about bout
|of the morning. The trade continund 70
buy. -
ION an active nnrry OF covering f.y W csfsrn
land Southern speculative shorts 49,
highest quotations showed not rains M nc
about half cent and the upturr VAS wei
main.ained to the clos F;nai prices were
Spot here steady at an advancn ,
H. points al So.ooc FOR niddlins; there wera
Spot ut New Orleans was steady and y,
chansed at 39.sSc fo- mddling The saiHs
were 1855 bales. "'I
n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
NirEn STATES GOVERNMENT BoSp-
SHORT Tt.I;M NOTES.

Nm TouaCrO -, Nov. ). .y.j............... ltl.
Magic French o. oct. -. 1870. ............ 81
Armour ana Go. 6s June K. 49,. iG>I
british "'.|. NOV. . ~ Observation-Disclosures. -!
g. and q. join, g.. July !. !h.i e5
adahy Backing 90. -. July 10. 1919. 10 ;
Hooking Val Ry col. II. e., Mar. I. 1879 9i,
Jacob bold Packing Co l., Nov. 10. 49, iUl,
!.!ESc,t and Myers Us, Dec. J. .",i 1900. %;
Moline Iiow Co. =, Sept. I. iI-l.......... 10
Moline Flow Go. - Sept L. io-5.......... I6!'
lionongahaia Valley Traction ca, a..
July J. 1875 Observation-Disclosures. est
Proctor and Gamble ~, Ma. T. l*.i,...... iyi;
Proctor ana Gamble $: Mar. !. is.s.... :!:,
southern Railway Us. Mar. l. losL... aiL
swift and Co Gs. Aug. -. i1!i............ 100
Westinghouse Eiec. ana MiS. h.. fco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations ON ExrInnr~
IJyE STOCK ,I\J,KETA

,,,n,iiICAG0; Ian: H-I!ogs: rec..N:s: l9,l9o
lover Iiuik. ,5@oa Is. 20: top. 1850; heayy.
!! GeT i5.;5: medium. 10 MA 16.i5 light. l. 3 q.
la.h9: light light 1900 Is. 10; hca"" paokini;
sow*; smooth: i3%n.ss; packing cove.
ECO: hrm. Eeef H,eer., medium anu hcs ~
weight choice AMI primo. 5.ho%f $50: mo-
d;p,n anL good. iI.atI 1850: common. 80 n
ml..e Light weight. good and choice. 800 81
80: common and medium. sDpu H.. ~,
hu;chcr "nttlc hcitcrs. $50 ia15: cows. ST.
% isS": Gamers and cutters. 6..5 q S.1j: yea
StoCher steers. 80 AZ I. *
sheep: receipts. 1900. estimated tomorrow
lHs'; h!in Lambs. 81 pounds down. Ia. - ~
:!@; cuils and common. is.HfLg.0,. Ewes
anvninm. good and choice. 1913 Il 1850: cu!!s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
PRODUCE MARKETS.
CnEI.L

NEW YORK. Jan. 4S--'rhc market ro-
coffee future Wa lower today under fur
the hGnidat!"n. part of which BE-
Itcrcd TO lee tor European account. The
opening Was /! 20 ~ points lower and ac-
tive mon u. Foon sold IL 20 % points below
last nights closing hgurcs owing 10 lower
B-az'.11 cablaS and the weakness OF for
ciS" 6EchanSe Reports .; rally in San
tuS !lGnrcS S.lNpnrd prices her. Lur!n.
The n!ddr -! the day. hut tho market weak.
"nsd again owing 20 further declines in
ar" asking -. cents In tn, shsencc OF
business prices az. noiIl'n-l,y unchanged a.
to 1854 for centrifugal
There was no change In tho refined eli.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
SEABoAFD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Five Fer Cent Adjustment Mortgage Gold

Tn. semi-anruai tns;ailment. OF ,r,cr.s,
on or Ssabosrd Az Line Railway Adjustment
aented BY Coupons Nos 80 and 20 Tor sig. 30
saGh. has hen declared: and will he paid On
ana after Fehr uarv l. 1880. At tho Office OF
Mck'fs blair & Co. No. "a Broad Street
Sow YORK. subject to tn" usual-nandition Of
receipt or necessary amount OF money from,
mo United states Railroad Adn,!nistra ION
on account OF accrued rental.
Seaboard Air Line HALLWAY Co.
by ROBT. l.. MUTT. Secy and rrea,
Now York. Decemher % iaIM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29

.nINNGO. Jan. S.--COrn prices tended
d"wnward today. oring lar;:ciy 20 :ndica-
tion5 That railroad traffic difficulties ens [
o. o. CHICAGO ,sIT had grown worse. The close
WnS .'ead% ~ thr same ~ yestcr,lay's tin :
Ju'y ~ 20 i32S- oats finished unchanged
u" - down. and provisions off y 10 ~ cents.
,Hnowiedge chat no nov permit. for grain
Sh.palcnta 20 ,hc East we-c trjrE Issued
haH depressing eject tho corn mar
Gei tnToushnut the session and did a good
%. 70 c"un"G trHdc I. small proportions
Love- 1uotat'on:' on hogs wc-c 'l!;Sau.isc
ai.couraSsnE 20 buyer. ard - too wer"
confirmed down;'irns IN foreisn exchange
Loading beaTs put much stress on the i;n-
ropcan Ola nclal s.tu.tion AZ Iii.iX 70 i.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29

.uturc values and Ia This connection we're
dlsposed 10 urge G;eater notice OF the album
dane. or corn in the country On the other
hand commission houses readily picked up
all the offerings today on any decided dip
In prices.
Oats. as, wei, as. co,n. were weakened By
the inability OF shippers 10 Est grail,
already sold. Provisions were under seI,ing
pressure from packers. Cash demand was
cirrs IN I'll. vaiu. o: hogs.
I.r3uinC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29

demand from large SPOT interests :o- mid
atnG and above. Export. for tho dsy %
tt,"' IA c. against $50 this dag last year
go 80 attention a7d, i:rSe.y onsc, the
~. %! "a. !'son"nHeeI wen"nIs7 IN steri;
,m,.l 'cceSsions from the h!ghcs; levels.
n" s'-ong"st period. tat" in tn. day, was
gSnei~Ns, set dow" TO covering hy .hor,
sGi.cfs of inc Asks!on who did no. care 70
carry ihc!: cotton ove- night
iiEEhTCoI.. Jan. "s-co;ton spo, In rno-c
,nI,r !;,hh ,iIs- nigh Coo ni!dd!iny. 80
,nia.!'tE..z = o.: good orainary. IS: o.d!-
~ American Receipts. ssp nalcS: no
n'nsfican Futur.. closed firm January.
:, ~ March. 80. Ma .t1;: jus .ts-: De-
,"bcr. 40; -. cembe' -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
CorroNSEEn or.

NEW YORK. Jan 9S.--Cottonsecd OF w.
easier under scattered liquidation and pres.
sure from local bears; Induced by the weak.
cisn exchange. Closing prices were TO !.
points net lower: Sales. 2.W hasyels
Prime crude. 1880: primo summer yellow
spot. nominal: March. 21.55: May. I.9s: July
I'll; prime winter yellow and SUNNI :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29
r. IINE.

Nhw ORLEANS. Jan; s.Roush rice. n
same. Clean rise strong. Sales: Hondura
go packets. l5S.: Blu. Rose. i.2a5 poritnt.
50 n i2s.; receipts. LOS. Bran and Polish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29

ua,ion with limited quantities being a,iot-
ted to the regular trade by -ctincr- prlcro
were unchanged AZ 10 20 Is cents for ans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29

Fort movements:
New -Middiins. $3.50: stock, 1886.
Minor ports-Stock. 1850
Total todsyyon,i!sceipts. 1852: exports. 49,.
$40: stock l.toS,Si"
Tota, for seasonal Receipts. 4s9i6o7: exports.
3,,51.6SS
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Ss,-Covering OF the
short interest and a considerable vclumc Of
fresh long buying put the cotton marEe!
II at the advance during the session. highest
prices being reached toward the close when
the trading months wofc 30 to H. points over
yesterdays nnni prices. On the close the
trading months were 20 to ss points UP
An exceedingly strong Llvnrpool market
caJscd the higher opening and the domani
,wis further strengthened by better suoi TO-.
counts and the cold and wet weather in
the cotton region. Reports from tho spot
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-18
Sensational Drop IN
Corn; HANS. Bank Fails

CHICAGO. m. Hay aHI
,ipnsl hrcats m Tho rn|nr q corr
oceurrca today aid ihrre uns . o1l,.
rral rush 70 ~ and {, dfnlll, 81
ha1frrs
iu1 delivery, Ia which NJ lradIn1
waa the IieatIfsi un1frufnI an fx.
irpmc IalI Of ~ rents q hushfI.
The indications arr lhni financial
strain Icgelhrr rilh ne lalk 81
dFeslIr measures - end lho wide
sprcad railway lrtInht ronnt&l,on
uorr The chief rnaeons nsrrlht1.
The worst hreak N lhr Iaa *
minutes CARRIED duly delivery dnun
10 fI.o9N. Little poNrr 10 rally WAS
displayed, and iht i'nlsa uas n ouls
y fraction from The bottom i'nnrrs
of The dag.
A kansas hank lnI'nnr. which uns
said 10 have been connected with
excessive loans On grain. had much
% do with starting Ihf sfliInn furry
that finally Smashed values
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-18
1000 ACHES COTTON PLANTED
IN CO ADJOINING ARTEsl'

ARTEsIA. n. NJ May lathe
cotton crop IN this vicinity. which
ums planted from two 10 three
weeks ago. has como up nicely
with an even stand although the
plants show the effect ln their
color of the unusually cool nights
of the last two weeks.
The amount Of seed sold by The
dealers here divided by the mum
her Of pounds usnally planted per
acre indicates an acreage slightly
above 1000 tributary 10 this place,
The machinery for a sin Il m
storage here.
While sovogai good crops Of cot
Ton have been raised a little way
TO the south Of Arlcsia cotton col.
ture throughout the community "a
IN experiment. should The result
be satisfactory. next seasons acre
aec will be- Increased TO an extent
that three gins viii be required 10
handle The crop Of The middle
valley.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-18
pnosPEcToR WINS FORTUNE,
GETS FLu, wANDERs AWAY

PRINCE RUPERT. y. G.. May n,
ny A. p.-rnaldy" Salinas well
known prospeclor. who afr many
weary months of search discovered
The valuable silver property OF the
spanish Group nj Alice Arm has
disappeared.
Salinas Is a spanlard. young.
short and swarthg. Long before
Alice Arm blossomcd forth a. q
hoom silver camp. his unbounded
faith IN The district kept him pros.
pectInE through lhe hills Finally,
he struck . rich vein.
The owner OF this property has
hcon missing Tor wrecks. Ne wan.
dered AWAY after a prolonged w.
nnss from Influenza Stacked IA
sacks al the spanish Group "a
enough silver ORE 10 yield . modest
fortune.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-18
PHoENn MAN NAMED
PAi-AER's ASSISTANT

PHOENIX, Ariz. May f6~-Oliwr
p. Morton Of Phoenix has received
appointment as special assistant 20
The attorney general of the United
States. Morton said The appoint
ment was accompanied by a letter
from Attorney General A. Mitchell
Palmer. a. whose assistant Morton
will represent the attorney general
In litigation involving The Rcclamh.
ton Service pending IN the federal
courts of Arizona and California.
Among these cases. Morton said.
are an adjudication Of the water
rights on one OF the tributaries OF
The Sacramento river IN northern
California. involving nearly 1000
parties and the appeal OF The
Yuma County Water Users Assoc
citation from the decision Of United
States judge w. II. Shwtellc OF
Arizona IN a suit for a reduction
|of s2.0o0.O0o IN the Yuma project
charges.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-18
The Fourth Ace,
Is a Screaming Farce


The lofe affairs o. . blacksmith
and HI, hc|rcf nrf ne Nome ol 3
now Pnfamo4mI. aack eenneu com.
cdy "Tno Fool|sh Age which win
he shown VI thu Onyx Ihenlcr %
night Chester EonhlIn plays zoe
role OF q blacksmith who. when d
fascinating ynunH Indy fescllns him
from q rcdhoi horershpc. lorrrfa
al about BE BELOVED loulse Fax
rndo. who keeps me general storn.
and Turns bis attentions 10 The new
trauly.
nni there IA 9 strong argument
IN Lonlso'a favor which Chester
had thus far overlooked rho had
z bonkbook and on Tho credit side
Wps q balance OF fl00O0l WhoWl
II he had only known sonneri But
Il remained for hia willy helper
Jim Fulayson. 70 find this out. and
he lost no time N cutting oul
Chester.
After some Of thu funniest scenes
hat have ever been screened Lou.
lse suddenly changes her mind and
turns on them both. Shc decided
iis sweet 10 b. single especially
when unf would havr 10 sacrifice
a TAT bankrnll.
Al ne Ouyx tonight.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-18
WESTERN MEXICO SHIPPING
SUGAR TO san FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. May T.-fBy
A. p)-The prevailing hlsh price
~ sugar IN The United States i
attracting sugar IN large quantities
from western Mexico 70 San Fran,
riscp. according 10 Victor Patron. o
FORMER NaxAilan merchant now ~
business IN San Francisco. who re.
pnris that several thousand bags
hnyr arrived here recently BY
steamer from the state OF slnaioa
and NaNnrli. This IA the first time
10 several ycarsl bat there has
been fuear exported " California,
Patron said. Sinaioa has four re-.
nnrfics, two ~ them owned by
American interests while he Nav.
ART refinery Is controlled BY Span
ish capital. he said.
uniavurahle weather conditions
cut duun an expected yield OF one
million boxes Of tomatoes ia einn.
loa 10 quarter that amount accord.
ing 10 rnlron. hat the tomato
crnp u sim 50 much larger than
Mai ~ lasi year that considerable
expectation 10 the United States u
expected ihis year. he said.