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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-12
LA SOIuCidn del pTObIema AgTicOIa Social
del Manifesto del PatidO Republican,

servacion y utilization dc los productos
de las plantas: SAL, 900"
"4.-Nuevo desarrollo del servicio
de extension que Sc lleva cabo COO
perando con los colegios agricolas de los
diversos estados: $4,34S, 400
''5.--Balance de las existencias ali
men:icias de los Estados Unidos. Re-
copilaci6n dissemination de datos re-
ferentes a los productos de las granjas.
Extension de los servicios de noticias
de los mercados. Prevention del desper-
dicio de alimentos al almacenarlos en-
transito cuando Sc les almacena para
Ia venta. Consoles references al movi
miento de mercados distribution de
los productos susceptibles de es;ropear.
Sc Investigation certifcaci6n los
embarcadores de frutes, references a Ia
calidad de las frutas, vegetables, y otros
productos alimenticios que Sc recibiar
en- los mercados centrales de- importan-
cia: $2,522,oo0."
6.-Desarrollo del trabajo de infor
macion del DepaHamento acerca de
problemas agricolas. Extension de Ia
oficina de estadistica agricola, quimica
investigation biol6gica: $650,OOO".
Como Sc We la Ley sobre Production
de Alincsntos y Ia Resolution Conjunta
No. 10 no tienen los mismos prop6sitos
nj emplean los mismos medios para OBJ
tener sus fines.
Nuestra Comision de Alimentos tenis
poderes absolutos para bajar los pre-
clos, teniendo los medios y facul,adeE
necesarias para hacer la competencis
al comercio. Podia incautarse de las exis
tencias de los comerciantes; de la!
tierras de los agricultores. Podia sem
brar y cultivar EN- terrenos del Pueblo
de Puerto Rico de los municipios; J
podia tambien arrendar terrenos 10!
particulares
Al Departamento de Agricultural de lol
Estados Unidos no dio la Ley de Ali
mentos esos poderes absolutos dis
crecionales, lie dio solamente todo e
dinero que Sc juzgo necesario para que
por medic de sus negociados cumpliera
la mission que la Ley lie confara.
81 aqW Sc hubiera hecho 10 mismo J
no Sc hubiera cumplido la ley estariar
justificados los distinguidos senadores y
representatives cue firman ell manifesto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-12

FL gDepartamento de Agriculture es
un Departamento esencialmente tecni-
co, como ell realidad 10 son todos los
Departamentos del Gobierno, debe-
mos organizarlo dotandolo de todo el
personal competente, y todo ell material
necesario, para que pueda cunplir la
mission que lie esta confada.
Este Departamento con ell del Interior
~ el de Educaci6n tienen su cargo ell
fomento material intellectual del pals
que Sc completan; y debemos pres, arle
toda la ayuda necesaria para hacerlos
eficientes
Para ESQ es necesario que la politica
de partido salga de ellos para no vol
yer entrar jamas.
Los partidos politicos son instrumen-
tos de gobierno, pero los gobiernos no
deben ser instrumentos de los partidos
politicos.
A los cargos de la administration de-
ben ir hombres capaces, dotados de to-
das las dotes morales intelectuales ne
cesarias al cumplimiento de sus debe-
res, con los conocimientos tecnicos in
dispensables para ser efcientes; sean
cuales fgesen sus opiniones politicas,
religicsas cicntifcas.
Los Departamentos del Gobierno no
son nj deben ser Unionissas, nj Re-
publicanos nj Socialistas; porque un go
bierno democratico es un gobierno de
leyes no de hombres; Y las leyes, una
vez aprobadas por la Asamblea Legisla.
tiva de Puerto Rico, obhgan por igual
todos los ciudadanos, sea cual fuere
Ell partido a que pertenezcan, da a
todcs los mismos derechos
Es la mayoria, que da en- las eleccio-
mes Ell voto popular un partido politi-
CO, 10 que permite a este organizar, por
medic de las leyes que esa misma mayo
ria apruebe, la administrator civil pro
poniendo tambien las personas que han
de dirigir los Depar amentos.
Asi el partido Republican,, que como
todos los pa-tidos politicos, aspira al
poder, que otorga ell voto de las mayo
rias en- los comicios, debe encomendar
los hombres capaces que tiene en- su par
lido Ell essudio de esos problemas; que
no es 10 mismo mullir una election que
organizar los servicios de un Departa-
mentos.
. sfa hEf
Ramon Gambia CoRDAvA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-12

Sc vENDE PAPEL DE PERIoDICO
VIEJo. a $500 QUINTAL ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-12

sD~IauDs ,OsVl lsnss sps4SA t
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The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1920-05-06
FURNITURE POLISH

Your incest furniture-piano,
nctroIa, mahogany, oak or other
wood-will glisten with a dry,
hard polish that won't have that
smoky look when you use MEIsI-
Toll Furniture Polish.
Sole Sof Bottles nTies. ; for SOC
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1920-05-06

CREME DE ORIENTE
A liquid complexion powder in
white or flesh tint; very nice for
evening attire; beatifies skin on
face, arms and shoulders.
Csc Bottles, CT
Sale price, 2 for Wv
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1920-05-06
BLOOD PURIFIER

If your blood is poor this
MERITOL Prescription will set
you right. 1t contains dandelion
and burdock root combined with
iodoide of potassium.
s saie p Beetles ; for $1.25
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1920-05-06

SWEET CASCARA
Aromatic Cascara Compound
(MeritoD-the reliable laxative
for young or old. Your physi-
clan will tell you all about it.
35c (3-ounce) Bottles, DE-
Sale price, 2 for JO@
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1920-05-06
PEROXIDED CREAM

PFROXIDED CREAM
MERITOL Peroxided Cream, a
disappearing, greaseless cream
containing Peroxide Of hydrogen
for whitening, softening and
identifying the skin on face,
arms and neck. Makes sallow,
poor compilations fresh and
beautiful.
35c Jars, Or
Sale price, 2 fer OJG
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1920-05-06
ANALGESIC BALM

An excellent preparation for re-
lieving pain. Rub it ont
penetrates. Colds, Headaches,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism quickly
relieved with MERITOL Anal
gesic Balm. Lanolin base with
MetEyl Salicylate coil winter
green) and Menthol.
Csc Tubes, GE
Sale price, 2 for U0O
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1920-05-06
LIVER SALTS

LIVER SALTS
MERITOL Hepatic (liver) Salts
Ia sparkling laxative drink
more effective than ordinary
salts pleasant, too. Fine for
rhuematism, govt, kidney troub-
lie, as well as a liver stimulant.
Take a dose before breakfast
and feel good all day. No con
stipation where MERITOL He
patio Salts are used.
35c Bottles, or
Sale price, 2 for OJC
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1920-05-06
LITTLE LIVER PILLS

LITTLE LIVER PILLS
Very small and easy to take.
Highly recommended for bilious
ness, dizziness, headache, con-
stipation and torpid liver. Each
pill contains Rodophylin (veget-
able calomel), which thoroughly
cleanses the liver and bowels.
Csc Bottles, Or
Sale price, 2 for AOG'
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1920-05-06

CLEANSING CREAM
MERITOL Theatrical Cream is
a pure cold cream in cans. for
cleaning the skin of impurities.
Fine for massaging. Chaps and
roughness of the skin yield read
lily to its application. Buy it
now for your summer vacation.
soc (half pound) cans, E0c
Sale price. ? for CV~
90c (pound) cans, o.
Sale price, , for VVS
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1920-05-06
TOOTH PASTE

MERITOL Tooth Paste whitens
teeth-contains no grit. Con
tains Aramol, destroyer Of the
nyorrhea germ. Special Corr
bination, One 35c Tooth Brush
and one Tube Paste, QE~
Sale price. the 2 for O0S
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1920-05-06

MOUTH WASH
Use MERITOL antiseptic mouth
wash freely as spray or gargle.
An efficient gernncide antiseptlc
and prophylactic. Excellent for
healing cuts and wounds. Have
it always in your medicine cab
met. Csc Is or Bottles, cEo
Sale price, , for W.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20

And for goodness sake be careful.
 When there comes a rainy day; 1t is likely you will borrow
 An umbrella, we will say; And, of course, you won't return 1t,
 No one does-but let us shout That your finger-prints will queer yo
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20
ROADS ASK INCREASE
 IN ALL FREIGHT RATES

A supplementary application for a general increase in freight rates was filed yesterday with the corporation commission by all railroads in the state. The increase sought is based on the proposed increase in labor and the application of the railroads of the country which came up for hearing before the interstate commerce com mission July l. It is expected that the labor control board now meeting in Chicago will arrive at a. decision with in a few days and that the interstate commerce commission will rule on the freight increase not later than Aug. 1.
 The transportation act of 1920 guar anteed the roads a return on the in- vestment for six months. That return expires Sept. 1. The corporation com mission has been asked to hold a hear ing at an early date that the order may be entered by the same time. D. R Johnson, rate expert with the com mission, stated that immediately on receipt of the application he had for warded copies to the members of the commission, A. A. Betts and F. A Jones. who are at present in California and D. F. Johnson, who is out of the city for few days.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20
COUNTY SUMMARIZES
 IF FARM CENSUS SOON READY ID BE ISSUED

The bureau Of the census is issuing county summaries showing some of the important results of the census of agri- culture, such us the number of farms, farm acreage, farm values, live stock and principal crops, the Phoenix cham Der of commerce announced yesterday.
 Special summaries are also issued giving preliminary figures for irriga- ton and drainage enterprises. These summaries are issued for each county q soon as the tabulation is cOmpl etc and are available for distribution to those who may be interested so long as the supply lasts.
 Requests for the summary of any particular county will be received from individuals and placed on file until such time as that county may be com pleted. Requests for more than one county will be received by periodicals, educational institutions, officers of or ganiZations and others in a position to make proper use of the information.
 Somewhat more comprehensive sum maries will be issued for the states. as fast as they are completed, and these summaries will be closely followed by a series of state bulletins giving de- tailed information for each state by counties.
 The number of copies of each sum mary available for distribution is nee essarily limited but is is expected that
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20
GOES TO ATTEND BIG
 ' M | 4 CONF FERENCE

J. o. Sexson. secretary of the Phoe- nix Y M. C. A, leaves tonight for Estes Park, Colo. to attend a confer ence of " workers from the II states in this district. Problems of Y. Nj. C. A. work will be discussed at the daily meetings of the delegates to the con ference which will last two weeks. MT. Sexson is scheduled to speak at one of the meetings on the subject of Y NJ. C. A. financing.
 Three other delegates from Phoenix already have gone to Estes Park. F. .C. Reeves, boys secretary. will attenl the meetings of other boys secret taries of the district. while r. J. Brady and Jim Shelley will attend a conference of 100 eX-service men there.
 At the close of the conference MT. SeXson will continue on to Indiana to attend a family reunion. He will be away from Phoenix about four weeks in all.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20
SCOUT CAR RUNS 1O7 MILES TO PRESCOTT
 IN ONLY EIGHT HOURS

According to information from the OldSmobile IS" Goodyear Scout car, which is being driven over the state by Fred Myers and Claude E. Wilson for the purpose of logging several of the most important roads for the bene- fit Of local motorists, the Black Canyon road to Prescott is by far the better of the two possible routes and is much shorter. it being only 107 miles to Pres colt from Phoenix over this route.
 The scout ear arrived in Prescott Saturday evening, consuming only eight hours to make the run. The car used only 10 gallons of gasoline and made the trip with ease, experiencing no tire nor mechanical trouble
 A new road of particular interest to motorists in the northern part of the state is the short cut from Prescott to Jerome This road. which will be com pleted in very short time, is 34 miles in length, cutting the present distance between the two northern Arizona towns fully so miles. The mountain stretches of the road are surfaced with crushed rock while the valley portion is surfaced with a hard clay, later to be covered with a gravel surface. The road is highly graded and all of the grades are long and easy. A climb of 2.000 feet is made between the mouth of Yaeger canyon and the summit
 From the top, or the summit, one gains a wonderful view of the low IdnCS, while the MOSOliOn rim SparKleS in the clear sunlight, as so many vividly painted settings of the Indian. Large concrete arches or culverts are placed at all points where water is apt to come. thus eliminating the possibility of damage to the road from heavy rains.
 An unusual freak which developed during the course of the road construc- tion was a mammoth cave which was encountered when certain blast was made. The main hole entrance to the cave, thus made is fully large enough for Q man to walk through. Within IS room fully 40 feet wide and rang ing from IS tc 20 feet in height. Hang ing from the ceiling are thousands of stalactites. which largely resemble huge straWs- An even larger cave opens from this front cave to room declared to be 300 yards long. Unquestionably. the cave will be one of the many won ders of nature to be found in the north, fully bearing out the popular slogan of See Arizona F'irst''
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20
ESCAPES TRAIN WRECK
 FOR INJURY BY MULE

Rev William Norcross. pastor Of the Creighton church, who hurried to the Grand Canyon last week to the bedside of his brother who was seriously in jured when thrown from mule upon which he was riding along Bright Angel trail, stated in 9 communication to friends in this city yesterday that the injured man was still in q critical condition.
 Rev. MT Norcross had expected his brother to arrive in Phoenix July g, on the same train which was wrecked on that day. It was later revealed, how ever, that the visitor had left the train at Williams to visit the Grand Canyon.
 But it was only putting off one fate for another which may result even more unfavorably. The brother is said to have been thrown into the face of a cliff while attempting to mount a mule He fell on his head and has been unconscious most of the time for the past three days, it is said.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20
NOVEL IDEA

Birmingham Age -Herald)
 How are you getting along with that crook play you are writing"
 Not very well" said the play wright "The master mind chose for my hero turned out to be an ordinary crook
 Why not make an honest detective the hero2 That's very seldom done."
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20
SAYS BROTHER RAN
 DEE WITH HIS WIFE

WICHITA, Kan.-Walter V. Pierce thinks his brother, w. c. Pierce played a mean" trick on him. While Walter was in the Oklahoma reformatory, his brother ran off with his wife, accord ing to federal officials who arrested the couple here. Pierce was charged with violating the Mann act.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20
"PEEPING TOMn A
 WIRE SNIPPEF

PORTLAND, Ore-There's a Peep ing Tom here who takes no chances. He cuts the telephone wires leading to a house before he stations himself at the windows Cops continue to search.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20

the supply will be made ample to meet any reasonable demand. Requests for copies should be addressed to the di- rector of the bureau of the census, di- vision Of agriculture. Washington, D. C.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20

For the United States navy, the medals and ribbons awarded for ser vice in the world war are the Con gressional Medal of Honor, the Dis tinguished Service Medal of naval de- sign, the Navy Cross and the Victory Ribbon.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20
NOBILITY PLAYS
 aSPINNING IENMNT'

Spinning Jenny was the cute little name they gave to roulette wheel established here for the benefit of a Home for Blind Babies and played by Englands nobility.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20

As a mark of America's appreciation of the valor of it's defenders. the United states government will present to the City of Verdun, in France, the Con- gressional Medal of Honor
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20

Passenger and Freight Service
 Regular Szilinas
 Between
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 and TWTRPOOL~SO SOUTHAMPTON IONDO%-PLYM MOUTH-HAVRE RG-GLASGOW MEDITERRANEAN For Rates of Passage, Sailings or General Information apply to
 W. WARD DAVIES General Ticket Agent for Artzon9 2IS West Washington Street
 Phoenix Arizona
Arizona republican., 1920-07-20
PoliceChiefs Want to
 F'inger-Print Every Person In the U. $.

News Item-The international police chiefs. in convention at Detroit, sol emnly recommended a federal law re quiring the registration. by finger print, of every man, woman and child in the United States,
 By Hal M. Cochran You had better dodge all portion
 Of the well known poker game; And you'd best cut out the liquor.
 If you save your spoUess name: Cause the sacred sleuths are clever,
 And they know what they're about And your finger prints will queer you.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-02-19

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-06
4, 1915.

Out of nine applications received at
Bend for a position in the public
schools only one showed qualifications
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-06
T0day's Dallas News

| Mrs. B. Beebe and daughter, Laura
are spending few days in Salem Wis
,iting with Mrs. Beebe's uncle.
I, Fred Auer OF Rickreall was in Dal
las today attending to business.
| II. H. Hirschberg, independence
banker was in Dallas yeterday on {
buiness trip.
Frank J. Coad, formerly proprietor
of the Dallas Planning Mill, now re.
tired to his farm, is believed to have
the finest walnut trees in Polk county
Mr.. Coad's walnut trees escaped dam
age from the winters cold storm and
the spring frost and this season he will
realize an excellent crop from his
small orchard. Among his walnut trees
stands one 80 feet across and 20 feet
high. Its banches are loaded with nuts
and bend far toward the ground. This
walnut tree has attracted much atten-
ton among the hotriculturalists of the
county and many are asking for buds
for the purpose of grating. Mr.. Coad's S
farm is located at thet op of reservoir
hill, just west of town. In addition to
his walnut trees, he specializes in cher
ries. From small acreage he received
1920. His cherries were of an excel
lent quality, large luscious, of the
Lambert variety.
C. w. Fox, who has been local man
ager Or the Dallas branch of the Sa-
lem Automobile company, has taken
over the Dallas branch of the business
that has heretofore been conducted by
the concern. z
L. T. Ellis, former Dallas man.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-06
Polk County Court
Probate Court.

In re estate of w. r. Hall, deceased
Petition for letter of administration
Order appointing A. ]. Hall admins
traitor.
In re estate of John Winter de-
ceased. Petition for probate Of will
Dallas. Or. Aug. 6.-Hugh Black,
DIR. II. a. Van Winkle, Rev. Howard.
Mcconnell and Frank Brown wirh
their families left today for Tillamook
to spend a few weeks at the beach.
Rev. Howard Mcconnell was frmerly
the Christian minister here at Dallas,
but has been at Selmo, California, for
more than year. DR.. HI. A. Van Win
kle, ID. d., is of Oakland, Cal, but was
for many years the Christian minister
at Tilamook. The party will spend
mots of their time at Netarts beach but
will try to break the record of Isaac
Walton while on some of the streams
near Tillamook.
County Treasurer A. v. r.. Snyder
has received a warrant from the state
treasurer for $10,041 for the common
school fund which is being apportion-
ed among the districts.
Miss Maymie Peterson of Portland,
daughter of Gus Peterson, deceased,
came to Dallas today to attend the
sale of real property of the Peterson
heirs.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. j. Elliott and FAM
lily of Perrydale were visiting in Dallas
todav
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-06
Forest Service
Starts Road Work

Eugene, Or.-The forest service has
started work on road project on
Sharp's creek in the southeastern part
of Lane county and within the Ump-
qua national forest.
Seven miles of new road are being
built and it will eliminate a steep and
dangerous grade. 1t will require two
years time to complete the job.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-06

that it is expected he will died. The
particulars are not known in Dallas at
this writing. "Wednesday William Ell
lis, a brother of the injured man, re-
lceived telegram from Mrs. Emma
! Ellis, wife Of L. I. Ellis as follows:
Il. T. Ellis seriously injured. Not
expected tU.live. Burned" Mr.. Ellis
was for. some years an engineer on the
Southern Pacific but his Dallas rela-
tives do not believe that he has been
engaged in this occupation of late. 1t
is thought, however. that he was en-
ployed by the same company. The in
jured man is brother of William Ell
lis, M. d. Ellis and Mrs. Fl. B. Plum
mer, all of Dallas. His mother died
but few months ago at an advanced
afe. The local relatives are awaiting
further word as to the seriousness of
the injuries before planning on trip
to the south. M. ID. Ellis was in Cor
wallis when the wire was received.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-06
WINNIPEG NAN HAS
GAINED Is POUNDS

II have gained twenty five pounds
by taking Tanlac and never felt bet
ter.p said Il. ]. Coleman. well known
painter and decorator of 1916 Mich
:.an ave-. Winnipeg, Man.
"About year ago / had double
pneumonia said Mr.. Coleman. "and
il left me a wreck. | was too weak
TO walk by myself and NV stomach
was In such bad shane | could hard :
ly eat enough TO keen n bird alive.
Nrv narvas were 81 sbntterea almost