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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
FOR ENCUh>GT--IlEiL
ESTATE
ACREAGE


10. 90 ANn fn-ArBE
SPECIALS
no aerer. ie7s. $50 down. 80 per
month Pine chicken ranch ono
acre bottom land.
10 acres. 1900. as down. tis per
month Four acres bottom land.
nearly cleared balance first ciAss
upland south slope. sprinE
20 acres. $500. SIS down. SIS per
month Part bottom. sith creek
balance rolling Pine Tor chickens
or berries
20 acres. 800. 400 down $40 pcr
month About hair bottom. good
spring An fine land
90 acres. 80 $500 down. $50 pcr
month Small house barn. some
clearing fine spring. can be pipcd
g. huua". On main road
90 acres. $1,000. $3.50 down. $50 r~r
month. Three acres timber bal
anc" logged and well burned fine
spring.
90 acres. 1900. $3.50 down. sgs por
month Half bottom land. crock
all level. best Of soil. VIII grow
anything
so acres. 81 500: 1880 down. SIS per
month. About half level. balance
rolling creek. two acres small
timber Fine place for stock ar
dairy. Crock can be- used Tor
power
$40 acres. $4,000: $1,000 down. bal.
ancr to suit. Fine pasture and
hay land in rood pasture nov
springs. good soil; mostly rolling.
Ideal for stock farm
The above tracts are In the famous
cherry valley district close 10 Se-
attic; on good auto road The soil
ia the very best Tifh loan. with
no gravel creek nr spring ON
nearly every tract For berries.
fruit poultry or dairy. you cant
beat It, Come IN and s@ photos
and soil We viii take you out
any time.
SEELY & CALLAHAN
306 Hincklcy Ilde. m Second Ave.
Main f5it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

Mo4f.Y FOR WASHINGTON FARN
AND ACREAGE LOANS Prompt
service T. a EOTHE Farm
MORTGAGE CO. Inc Lcary Bldg
Main t0iu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21


PsHMA AENT HAIR WAViSG.
Marching heuna pack for gray
and faded hair
LAUtEW IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Mniu cs0T cen Union ~
Dir LILLIAN CHANbLEh-A SAM
pfurtie phYHicinn. natural and
herb femedleHs no operation. Ga
I4rui ave Main 5iia.
ELK THO INDICATED fNiiAf.A-
torium. for rheumatism Eoltfs.
asthma. chfhrfh. Information free.
s9f : Tnird ave.
MASSAGE. ELECT nc TREAT
meuL eapoT steam bath. medical.
ralt and sulphur baths. fTf7 i4th
ave = y
PHoSE FoR ESTIMATES on
house painting. uHperiuK and kali
sunining. otc West kTeE
BALLARD MATERNITY HOAE.
under new management. reason
able fnfr# ballard 1858
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

viii iluy Liberty bonds
WILL SELL

VIII iiuy Liberty bonds
WILL SELL
80 Pan motor
60 Davis car TnTrm
mo WiriiH Tire q Rubber
1Na Universal HlEh Power
1uf ltutheFt Process steel
lIi Himpies Auto wheel
1i6 Deep Sos Salvage
900 liancon Coal
2Hf Pacific Electric Weidcr
f2f National Mines
af5 Ballard on
go Western smelling a Power
700 American WofISfH Oh
a0O1 Columbia Red Metal
$500 tecln Wyoming
5000 iNL oil u HarnIng
MAX WtNkLEU
Elliott $50 "a Union 50
STOCKS WAITED
Petroleum Producers corr.
tomfnnnWrn lth Finance Corp.
Liberty Bonds American Iank
STOCKS prFEHED
5000 knattie-Tea Nynd ...... gO.08
400 Deep Hoh Salvage. ..... SO
5000 Alaska Petroleum a Coal Is
9 King Aifship ...........I7Ga
200 NOtheft Steel ........... 90
300 beacon Coal Mines 1914
900 tnivorrhi H D. Tel ..... SO
100 hlmpita Auto wheel Special
1000 Annals Cola Mines 2b
zunt Columbia Red Metals 1b
1000 ballard OH .......... 20
900 forhs Drilling ........ 40
700 Allen Cons. on ......... 90
1875 Davis Car. TOTE II" - Afss rlnl
g. gTEEtd.E
MS cherry street Main $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
ACREAGE

BAKERY IN GOOD TOWN NEAR
Seattle. too much work Tor one
man. needs az least man ana wife
a. run lt properly
FiAturra about $500. invoice stock
ou hand.
Country hardware store. good town.
30 miles out. clean and new goods
hardware. paint fishing tackle
and auto supplies stock about
$500 building. 5000
butcher shop. near Seattle. a good
STAND building, lot Zee machine
and tools. two-HtDry huiidinE with
ltFlnE rooms upstHirF. also Hlaugh.
Ter huuHr. Price ti.a0p.
GEO y. LEACH
Main sfs 2is nostpn Hiock
NICE COUNTY, HOME. lO ACRES.
uur -thifd cleared good soil. iutH
90 wood many water HprinEr g.
tnunhumie en- county read Nprru-
latnra. attention. Tho hillY part
haH fine clay suitable 90 manu-
fartufn whtrfptprh aud bricks.
Addrers a ftaia. notheii Wash
ron SAIL FiNE ACHES KIGuT
10 city. two blocks from car line.
view property. not yet plated
nprnE water. covered with wood.
Also good automobile throw
tn. Can b. had on good terms
for iesa than 900 CAN phone
Horth aeiT
FuK sAt.E 80 AcHEN TEAM or
horses. cows and buildings.
$3.50 terms. Haizer. BIRDS
view. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

go-HoOM HOTEL an YorR owN
price. steam heat Some trade
Worth tho money
II you are restaurant man "
dorrut pay 10 overlook a snap !
have Come in aud lnycHtichte
bgi Railway Exchange Building
DAIRY FAitM ~ ltErCHikAN.
Alaska. for sale. lca acre land. 30
COWS t-nuuth pasture. Price
$4,000. 5000 cash. Pays ltHrIf
ln two YeafH. Located lu the best
town of Alaska Address f-9z.
Ntaf
SHOE RErAfhtNG HUsiNE sH
electric machinery and fuii line 81
stock. thf"e-ehalf shining stand
growing business. n bargain. Ad-
dress Paul Johnson. Box So. Ham
iltnu. WHFh.
FOR SALE Room LODGING
house and dining room. one lot
Price $4,000. 1900 CASH time and
yaGmrutH to auif IN balance. Box
afs Darlington. wash
PAHTNER WANTED. FiHsr CLASS
auto repair shop Bargain 20 right
party call Capitol 3iT. Mr. scrip
fuFH. owner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

THIS rs WHAT YOr HAVE BEEN
LOOKING FOR
20 acres on waterfront. Broom new
house; wharf on land. good we'll.
best Of view. lots OF fruit: hest OF
soil Fare only zoe. Small pny-
mcnt; best Of terms
HERE rs ANOTHER SNAP
10 acres. close 10 Seattle: Groom
house and outbuildingH: 3 nrroa
cleared. all fenced. fruit: best
chicken ranch Ia the country.
some trade. Price 10 right
--62l Hallway Exchange Building
SIX ACRES $1,000
HotSb-RTENiNG WATER
plrndid soil. mostly black bottom
land part Of place has been under
cultivation Tor number 81 years.
swhll house good district; fncoa
county ROAD owner lives IN Call
I"fnlu ana docs not intend to rc-
turn; Tdtlafactory party can mako
reasonable terms Take IT, Nndi-
son car and Kirkland ferry 10
kirkland Inquire for Mr. suck
ing at brick bungalow oiIicc at
end Of dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

poNLY UJoo ?

Moderate home az moderate price.
fno TINS n you really want nice
iittir home. has g bis toki-k-fout
tots. know you can't beat this
$3.50 viii handle its deal with the
nfm that glNFs you value Soc Tho
homes all around this built and
sold b. Ne,
GEO " " WHITE
Main 1aea 6pt Nrw York block
ron AAt.E OLE TttAhH $50 OWNER
tdrNl fuhufh han tract Tor chick
ems aud garden = acre. st min
utca duwnt new a-runtu bum
Ealowl garage. water in fine
lighting nRtufrs. For particulars
phone itenwnod ass
SACRIFICE aAt.E \ BROADWAY
Owner leaving city. must arlt %
once. i-fu0W. fully modern home,
let tUKt4o with double cement
garage. For price and terms call
tHQtitAkI
Main rf1s grs iiunrrf building
NEAnuEar ~ T1fNEE BEAUTIFUL
view lots ON main road Nith un-
uhstfurtrd view 81 Hnuud and
mountains close ~ Lake Nurten
car Fnr nal~ ~ ewnrr Ear, 1883.
Fuh aAt.E ~ OWNER
fg.tQA strictly modern 6-runw bun
Raioe f1r sale al $3.50. $3.50
cash. balance on easy terms. call
htli tiHt ave
d 300 a- WELL. u lit Z ROOM
house and e A. lots. living room.
diainK foors kltehsn. nice bedroom
and bath. fret floor {. a. Roper.
krnNoad 41aa.
INCOME AND noNE
Groom house f-Fouu4 IN rear. lm-
provnnents tn. $4,000 terms g1ts
u Denny WAY nafhi~r shH-W
4 uuME FoH 500. ttoo CASH
Two rooms. water and hEhi. ihfoc
blocks from Rainier car ihpn0
after 3 RS Nurtf G0a1
81 900 NEW s-nooM COTTAGE.
md rhinncy Iiur. Terms Address
Fs9. Star
70 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE a.RuuM htiS.
galHw an lGs inrrig-. sii para "a
and HANDICAPPED. bic basement. ar
uatte garage al for
tigb1
lseo cash and fat a month Including
fntrrent a. : per cents together
with th# above goes a range. -FOUR
chHirp table. SCI 90 dishes and
garden tools. Str.
THIS Is without aussflon thr bee,
buy that haH come into car office
ii 5 uOopFr.tLow
fss HaiiwaY Exchange
J. g. kIEFEt.-- MESr SEATTLE
real estate exclusively. establish.
81 1905. Downs BiaE- ToS AocOnd
ave Main afss
small eottare rs down. tEs pes
month c0ughliu. sat Avn Rank ND
rs FOR ENCHh>GE-HEiL
ESTATE
Il ACREM klTAAr COUNTY. ~
Sec ~ Twp 20 y. " e. trade
for launch. so 60 60 feet. 2 ~ q
cylinder. f-cyric. Address 4 \
Iinyrr A. J. BOX ik.A Chafleetou.
Wash
BASpT INVOLVEMENT mott
~ Improved l.aHsen county Call.
furnia good water and buildings!
value 800. want small home or
iota 500 t0t Hrahoard building
MupEHN HOME FOR SMALL CAR
F-gf The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

Moderate home az moderate price,
fne TINS IN you really want "a nice
iittir home. has f. bis Goa -k-fnut
lots. know Yuu can't beat this
$3.50 viii handle its deal with lhf
nfu that flNFs you value Hsr The
homes all around this built and
sold by uH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
n,CiiiNIii,
DRAG SAWS

DRAG - w.
Steam and gasoline.
GAS ESGgNEA Cushman. light
weight a o. Hicks CO. 9tg lat 4
= LIZ TRtC MOTOR DRILLS
pumps " MpnteiluH Pslrr co.
Rent ~ sale Main 9Is bes let 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
AITO NCCI.,SnlilIs
MUTOist lCf.fr AND
trlIS SOIiffS

CHIEF uiCYci.E FoR SALE FtSF
and chain. newly painted SIS.
Apply Esy. Circulation Dept. Sc
attic Star
sCiiuCk CYCLE go ron usEu
parts. Save pour money. 1888
Wrafiak~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

'l ,l,s ZOOS. csc poAnN i'''
1--WE STOCK
/ r0R sALr--NurOMoniLEs

Buy a light roadster ana set 90 miles
To- the gallon OF gaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
TELEPHONE OPERATING

offers many opportunltics to youns
women who are seeking employ
ment with chances Tor advance
mcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
~ SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

FOR PAINTING, PAPERING, KAL-
Honjnlpp, call dsyg, North ffG3;
1889. VIII send man to estimate
your Job free. All work guaran-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

Ex- SERVICE MAN WANTS PAINT
ing. kalgomining, paper hanging.
by day or contract. Ballard 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Atforurysaf-IPS

J. p BALL - f-sTABLlsifED 1851.
All casea Consultation. advlrs
Moderate fees Free Department.
sit bafko liiig.. aos second av.
Y u scMoFT. .3ii Hags Bid. Annex
All courts
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Is SITUATIONS wANrrn-MA,.n

To help the cN-aurvlcc mon. Tho
star will publish Situations
Wanted advertisements FREQ
OF charge for all soldiers. salt
Ors and marines seeking cn-
piONmNut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21
POULTRY

FOR SALE-THOROBHED ANCONA
pulletH, Shepers strain. also Rhode
Island Red and Plymouth Rock
all lay; f225 each. Cnli after 6
o'clock or Sunday. 1904 Harbor
ave. Take AK car and get Off at
Stevens II.
Red 1year-old chickens. reason
able. Inquire Johnson's Grocery.
North NentOn. Ecnton. Maah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-21

TRANSFERRING WE 40 ANN -
whore, tor any HiHc job North
nos
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15
.LastNight'sDreanls
What They Mean
DID YOU DREAM OF HENS2

THIS is not a common dream but
L II is most favorable one, par
taking of that generally benefcent
character which appertalns to nearly
all bucollc visions. Dream-hens and
dream-chlckens are equally Of fortu-
nate omen.
IL the hens are making that peculiar
noise called singing" then is the
dream more than ever propitous, as it
foretells thrift, many children and do
nestle happiness. If you see brood
of chickens instead of hens 1t Is true
that you will probably have many pet
~ cares and worries before you will
attain your good fortune, but you will
eventually get there and all your wor-
riments turn out to your advantage.
Any one about TO embark I'm busl-
ness venture attended with some risk
should by all means dream of chickens,
as Ii shows that his venture will turn
out successful beyond his expecta-
tiOns. For n young unmarried woman
TO dream OF an old mother-hen sur
rounded by her chicks is n sign that
she will be married before the chick
ems have grown mp to hentood, and the
chickens of Dreamland mature into
hens about as rapidly as other
chickens. For any one to see in a
dream hen with brood of chickens
about her denotes that there will soon
be a marriage in the family. 1t is but
fair to state that most authorities
made II a prerequisite for success In n
business venture after dreaming 0f
chickens that the dreamer should have
with him plenty OF determination.
II your dream-hens are running
about cacking as II they had Just laid
one of those eigh, v-cents-a-dozen eggs
we read about II SHOWS tRat something
will occur to mar your happiness
probably the price of eggs will go up
still farther. Nor IS II good luck TO
dream of killing hen.
(Copyrght,)
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15
STORM STRIPPED CHICKENS
Many Visitors Call at Farm to See
Effects Of "Freak" Wind.

Many visitors were attracted to the
farm of Harvey Lyman, between New
port and Stanton, Del, to view the
freak effects of a nights storm, news
Of which had spread.
Nearly all the chickens, ducks and
geese were blown away. The few that
remained had been so tossed about
they were stripped of their feathers.
There was only one chicken coop left,
The others having been blown so far
they have not yet been located.
The barn was blown down. and the
roof taken from the house, but the ma
chinery and farm wagons In the barn
were not even moved. A large water
tank on the second floor was carried
several hundred feet. Clothing was
blown from the third floor of the house
and lodged in trees several hundred
feet away,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15
DEMOCRATIC

For President
James M. Cox.
For Vice-President-
Franklin d. Roosevelt.
For Senator
M. H. yelling.
For Governor
T. N. Taylor, Provo.
For Justice Supreme Court
H. M. Stevens, Salt Lake.
For Secretary of State
E. d. Thomas, Salt Lake.
For Attorney General
S. p. Dobbs, Weber County.
For Treasurer
Geo. M. Whitmore, Juab County.
For Auditor
d. o. Larson, Sanpete County.
For Congress-
1st District, ]. w. Funk, Cache.
End District, Mat Thomas, Salt
Lake.
For Judge Fifth District
d. H. Morris, St. George.
For District Attorney
o. A. Murdoch, Beaver.
Representative to the Legislature.
Walter c. Mitchell, Parowan.
Commissioners, Four Year Term, E.
M. Cory, Cedar City.
Commissioner, Two-Year Term.
Don Forsythe, Newcastle.
Clerk, Warner Mitchell, Parowan.
Recorder, Kate Taylor, Parowan.
Treasurer, Clair Rowley, Parowan
Assessor, Thomas w. Jones, Para
gonah.
Sheriff, Aired Froyd, Cedar City.
Attorney, John NJ. Foster, Cedar
City.
Surveyor, Robert S. Gardner, Cedar
City.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15
EIGHTY HAPSBURGS BROKE
Members OF the Former Imperial FAM
lily In Great Financial Distress.

Eighty members of the Hapsburg
family are in great financial distress,
former Empress Zita of Austria said
10 a visitor in Prangins, where she and
the former Emperor Charles are living
Those who are broke" chiefly are
archdukes, archduchesses, and minor
branches of the dynasty, Their in
comes have stopped and they have also
suffered great loss through the rate OF
exchange,
The exlles have been forced to seek
employment In order to live, several
archduchesses becoming gOvernesses
and others becoming maids. The arch
dukes are entering business as junior
clerks.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15

Cox says that his interest in the
cause of education "will never lag" 1t
shouldn't, A better education would
have helped him lot.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15
Wife Kept In House Four Years.

Wife Kept In House Four Years.
Because her mother-in-aw kept her
in the house four years, Mrs. Ernes-
tine Helm, twenty years old, of New
York city, is seeking a divorce from
her husband.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15

A vote for Cox is vote for a
supergovernment, In which we could
be outvoted by foreigners.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-10-15

NATIONAL, STATE
& LOCAL TICKETS
REPUBLICAN
For President
Warren G. Harding.
For Vice-President-
Calvin Coolidge.
For Senator
Reed Smoot. Utah.
For Governor
Chas. r. Mabey, Davis County.
For Justice Supreme Court
J. E. Frick, Salt Lake.
For Secretary of State
H. E. Crockett, Cache County.
For Attorney General
Harvey Cluff, Provo.
For Treasurer
w. d. Sutton, Summit County.
For Auditor
Mark futile, Salt Lake.
For School superintendent
George Thomas, Salt Lake.
For Congress
1st District, Don Cotton, Vernal.
End District, E. o. Leatherwood,
Salt Lake.
For Judge Fifth District
w. F. Knox, Beaver.
For District Attorney
For Representative - Hon. MILFORD
Day of Parowan.
For Clerk-John w. Bentley, Of
Parowan.
For Sheriff.. Treharne Leigh, of
Cedar City.
For Attorney-Edmond II. Ryan, Of
Cedar City.
For Recorder-Miss Kate Taylor, of
Parowan.
For Treasurer.-Clair Rowley, of
Parowan.
For Commissioner, year term, H
H. Lunt, Of Cedar City.
For Commissioner, 2 year term
G. Berry Williams, of Kanarra.
For Assessor and Surveyor-Hill
man Daley, of Cedar City.
VIM. II. Lyman of Parowan was
elected chairman of the county organ
ization and John w. Bentley secre
tary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-18
The Farm and
The Farmer
BY William r. Sanborn

At the w. d. White sale, on what is
known as the old Walker dairy farm,
just south of town at Twenty-third
street. on Thursday. corn in the field
sold at $42 per acre, a shade higher
than recent prices. This corn was
planted early and is drying fast. There
were "a acres put up.
Mr.. White also had a very fine team
of dark iron grays which invited spir-
tied competition. Henry Rodenburg,
near Centerville, gave 1928 for them.
Five good dairy cows brought from
500 to $125.
The Ladies' Aid of the Chester
church served lunch. to a crowd which
spent about $4,000 with Mr.. White. ac-
cording to Harry Thornburg, of the
Union National, who was clerk of the
sale. Tom Commit was the auctioneer.
Showed Very Fine Potatoes.
P. NJ. Bane, a farmer living on Route
3, Lynn, captured first prize at the
Lynn fair for potatoes. From one peck
of Irish Cobblers he raised bushels
of dandy potatoes. He showed nine
potatoes which weighed IL pounds, as
he tells us, these being the pick of
the crop.
William Henley, living out of Lynn,
mas on acres OF NO. corn, ana says
it is so heavy he is lucky to own a
binder to cut it, also shredder. AS
forehanded farmer he also owns a
grain binder and all other needed
machinery to work fast. Just now he
is about to market "a head of hogs
which are ready to go.
Filling SIos at Camden.
They are now busy filling silos
around Camden, on farms having early
corn. At the first of the week the
Farmers Cooperative elevator at Cam
den was paying $3.50 for wheat The
price has been lowered with the recent
break. Corn is also lower and Is
bringing around $3.50, with oats at SO
cents.
This isn't an oats country" said
Fred Miller, elevatorman at College
Corner, none being raised for ship
ment, as a rule. Nor are any of our
farmers selling corn since the market
slumped, nor not a great deal even
! when prices were higher, mostly pre-,
ferring to wait to see the outcome of
the growing crop. Haven't heard of
any silos being filled to date"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-18
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC
In the matter of the estate of VAL
ter Overman Jones. Deceased.
In the Wayne Circuit Court April
Term. 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Dickin-
son Trust Company as Administrator
of the estate of Walter OVerman Jones
deceased, has presented and filed his
account and vouchers in final settle
ment of said estate, and that the same
will come up for examination and
action of said Circuit Court on the 9th
day of October 1920, at which time all
heirs, creditors or legatees of said es
tate are required to appear in said
Court and show cause, if any there be,
why said account and vouchers should
not be approved.
DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY,
Administrator.
Gardner, Jessup & Hoelscher,
Attorneys. Sept. 11-1S-25.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-18
TOWN MARSHAL WOUNDED
BY ESCAPING BJRCl AIRS

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 1S-Police
and sheriff's forces throughout north
ern Indiana are searching for three
burglars, one of whom shot Bert Brad
ley, town marshal at LaPaz, Ind,
wounding him in the leg, while racing
through that town in their automobile
flight from Plymouth, Ind, where they
robbed the F'lox clothing store before
daybreak Thursday. The LaPaz officer
had been notified by wire of the bur-
slary and fight and his attempt to
stop the thieves was met by a fusilade
of bullets. One hundred suits of mems
clothing and 40 oyercoats were taken.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-18
WISCONSIN FARM LANDS

LANDOLOGY-Specia Number just out.
containing 1920 facts of Glover Land
in Marihette County, Wisconsin. If for
a home or as an investment you are
thinking of buying good farm lands
where farmers grow rich, send at once
for this special number of LAND
OLOGY. 1t is free on request. Address
SKIDMORE RIEHLE LAND COM
PANY, 406 Skidmore Richie Bldg,
Marinette, Wisconsin.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-18
GRAIN SELLS DOWN,
while STOCKS RISE,
IN WEEKS TRADING
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Sept 1S-Severe breaks
in the value of grain have taken place
this week largely owing to acute
weakness of sterling exchange and to
increased prospects of a huge yield
of corn. Compared with week ago
wheat this morning was down 31ac
to 4Ac, corn off csc to 99sc, and
oats varying from &c decline to three
quarter cents advance. Net differences
in provisions ranged from lie loss to
a rise of s2.45. The hardest single
jolt to grain prices came from col
lapse of 91sc one day in quotations on
wheat. The collapse accompanied a
sharp fall in sterling rates and also
conceded with an apparent complete
halt in export business.
Cotton Spectator Figures
Extensive selling at this juncture
was ascribed to a leading speculate
in cotton. Rains greatly of benefit to
the Argentine crop acted as an addi-
tional bearish influence. Later. how
ever. export business showed a re-
vival, domestic milling was active,
and the wheat market rallied to a con-
siderable extent, with signs again
prevalent of holding decision by
farmers.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S-The Maine
election, premium of "a per cent on
the new French government loan and
the easier tone of time and call money
are the propelling forces of this weeks
more active and generally higher stock
market.
Oils and rails were the strongest
issues, but shippings, steels, euipment
and kindred issues were variabIy bet
ter. Later the broader buying move
ment embraced such specialties as
sugar. tobacco and textiles.
For the first time in several weeks
loans extending into 1921 were made
at s per cent on all rail collateral,
while loans on mixed collateral for two
and three months raised to S1h
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-18
HUBBY eATHED ONLY EVERY
TWO MONTHS, WIFE CHARGES

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept 1S.-Bath-
ing only once every two months did
rot keep Nicholas Snyder clean enough
according to petition for divorce filed
in the st. Joseph Superior court, by
Mrs. Addie Snyder. Her husbands
economy included not only soap, but
food for herself, she states, declaring
that three days after marriage she was
compelled to seek employment as a
waitress to keep from starving, al
though Snyder was earning $3.50 a
month as an electrician.
The young king of Siam speaks En-
elish, French and German.