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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

Good men 20 represent the Missouri state
LIE ms Co. o. ST. Louis so. IN Pecos.
loyah, Sierra Blanca Maria. Fl Stock
eon and Preside. Tex. also. 90 Silver City.
D5Tnine- LnrdshurE. AlamnF1rdo and las
cruces 81. TOP notch contracts.
LEO r. eCHUsTEH. GENERAL AGENT
81 2ills BldE. q Pazo, Tex,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14
Wanted-Bids


SEALED BIDS FOR the erection OF a .
story fireproof bank and office building
at Fecos. Tex. viii be received until 9
an, May 22nd, at the First National
Bank. Peeos. Tex
Bids 20 be accompanied by a certified
check in amount. $4,000. Plans may be
secured from the First National Bank.
Pecos. Tex Usual rights reserved.
Sealed proposals viii be received az the
office o. the president OF FL Paso County
Conservation and Reclamation District No.
.. until D. m. Saturday. June T. 1920.
and then opened, for the construction OF
approximately eight (s) miles OF drainage
canal and laterals. together with the
necessary structures, consisting OF farm
and highway bridges. irrigating canal and
lateral crossings
Specifications and plans may be had by
applying 70 u. J. Stahmann, Clint. Tex.
A certified check amounting 20 . per
cent Of the amount Of the bid VIII Be re-
CURED said amount viii be forfeited 10
the district IN the event the bidder re-
fuses 70 enter into a proper contract for
his bid as accepted.
The Directors reserve the right 20 re-
1ect any or all bids
Ell PASO COUNTY CONSERVATION AND
RECLAMATION DISTRICT NO .
". J. Stahuanu. President
Cnhnf-a=
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14
Situation, Wsnted-Female

WANTED-Posltion by young lady In an
office or store. good references Address
2 %. care Herald.
5 POSITION as housekeeper b. refined
widow with girl 10. must be IN near city.
can Room Is. Hotel Benson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14
For Rent-Room, Errni,hsd


LARGE front bedroom. neatly furnished.
convenient bath. use OF phone 1870 n.
Florence, Phi 5s11J-
GOOD downtown rooms. coolest IN town,
all outside. reasonable rates. opposite court
house, 4zzi5 z san Antonio
FURNISHED front room. private en-
trance. private home. car lines. gentle
Alberta HOTEL-D E Hale. Mgr. bot
running water every room. pleasant. home
liis lobby. special rates By week OF month
FRONT room. walking distance. 70 or
= employed gentlemen e09 ". Nevada.
Phi $40.
LARGE. airy. BEAUTIFULLY furnished rooms,
with or without rrivate hath. near good
board. references. 1917 Montana. Phi. SIS.
HOTEL TEXAS. SIS W. Missouri Mrs
Cecilia Bangs. Prop Hot and cold running
water every room: blocks from plaza
NICE room. newly Decorated. hot and cold
water. bath and phone 1923 z san An
tonic
LARGE, well furnished room. convenient
to bath. running water IN room close In.
private residence. Apply after 6.45 p m.
second floor. 2Ie E Missouri
BEAUTIFULLY furnished front room II
quiet home. walking distance. close 10
good board. reasonable 10 employed party
RELIABLE gentleman wanted 70 share
nice room at Chatfieid rooms. az n. Ore
gon. near Plaza, ? beds. bath. all conven-
fences. SO month
ONE or newly furnished rooms and
sleeping porch. near shops. rent reason
able. all convenience private home. Amer
lean family. f22 month 5305 orc.
HOTEL ROSLTS-Half block from First
National bank. light housekeeping apart
meuts with or without bath. SIS and $50
monthly. sleeping rooms. hot and cold
running water. So up weekly. under new
management Phi 2eI5-
HOTEL SAVOY-I00 rooms With or With
out private bath. hot and cold water in
every room. large lobby. homelike and
comfortable. rates. transient. 81 up per
manent. s. per week and Up Special sum
rner rates BY the month rs s. stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

ONLY EXCLUSIVE USED FORD
DEALERS
one 1917 Roadster excellent corditlon-
one 1917 Touring Car
One 1913 one ton. worm drive truck
One Sedan bcdy. viii trade for touring
car body
New and second hand Ford parts for sale
BNARS & CO.
gef y. san Antonio. Phone 1879.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14


Sealed proposals will be received BY the
COMMISSIONER Court OF Culberson County
AZ Van Horn. Texas until p m on
Nay 81. 1890. for the following road work:
Highway No. Il. Job SIS A. IS acres
clearing and grubbing; 1850 yards earth
excavation; 500 yards rock excavation;
110sf yards earth borrow: 1880 yards
surface ditchess 9 40 miles road grader
work: 1870 tinsai feet concrete dips, 9 feet
WIDE 1890 nneal feet gravel dips. IS feet
wide. 1717 yards gravel surfacinE hauled
first quarter mile; 1857 yards surfaciug
hauled additional quarter mile
Highway No. J, Job IS B. $500 yards
surfacing material hauled first quarter
mile: 2IfTS6 yards surfacing hauled an
additional quarter mile: 10000 yards sur
face ditchess $500 yards earth borrow
For Information az 10 details and speci-
fications. address A. l. white. Resident
Engineer at Van Horn, Texas. OF state
Highway Engineer at Austin. Texas
Separate bids 10 be submitted for Jobs
S. A and IS B, respectively A certified
check for one thousand dollars payable
20 the order OF J. c. Hunter. County Judge.
Culberson County. must accompany all
bids for Job s. A. and a similar check
but for three thousand dollars must &C
company all bids FOR Job Ssh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

MOTOR CAR SUPPLY co.
Snisson & Brutinell. Props
overhauling Ford .---.....---s-----f12 .50
Grinding valves. Ford --.....-.-.---f $50
Grinding valves. Buick -.-.-...-...-S 500
Grinding valves. Dodge ---.--.-.--f A5o
Grinding valves. Chevrolet ..-..-.-.t 2.Eo
Ford oiiferential .----.--.-.--.-s--a 300
Storage. per month .-..-....-..----f 500
Washing car ..---...-.--....-.-.- LOO
Washing and polishing -------------t l--5
Special prices on any work
All work guaranteed.
us ". FRANKLIN. PHONE 1881.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

Mexican salesman. experienced.
full OF part time. give date and
hour for interview address c Il.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

For SaIe-Automob1es-Wa Wanted
FORD Roadster for sale. Phi 1854
MEALS GARAGE. 10 TEXAS.
WE sPECIALIZE Oh Forda Nesrs Ca
rage. 10 Texas
WANTED-Ford or other small car, cash
FOR bargain Address B 1876. care Herald.
WANTED-A Ford truck. must be IN No.
/ order and cheap for cash Phi. 5s1e.
WANTED-To buy Ford car Tor cash.
Call at a14s Finley and Estrella-
FORD truck, S235. Rio Grande valley
Dairy. COZ Montana
$50 BUYS a good auto. makes q dandy
truck 1I71 Cotton-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

WANTED - wholesale rrocery
sherman one acquainted With 7.
q P and G.. r. & s. A. territory
prefsrred Good proposition Give
reference experience. etc. Ad-
dress G. y, care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14
For Rent-Houses Furuished

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SIX ROOM. furnished bungalow. e522
Grant avenue. s60 per month
n y LYONS, 102 TEXAS PHI 1i27.
NICELY furnished room house. plano
and sleeping porch garden started. tele-
phone and water PAID. vacant June LIST
WELL FURNISHED. 5 room BUNGALOW
with sleeping porch for rent. also two
sanitary oouehes for sale Inquire 5se5
Fort Boulevard
Five room. sleeping porch. close in. on z
Rental Department.
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY.
234 Mills Bldg. Phone $500.
FOB RENT CHEAT.
4 room house. fs1s La Luz street. also
for sale some furniture and 3 10 4 gallon
Holstein COW Call at house.
FOUR rooms and screened porch az 272s
Wyoming. furnished .-.-.-....-.----..fa5
-Four rooms and screened porch. 52i4
Mountain Ave. partly furnished 932-5O
SIX rooms az -6-s Federal St-.--...-... $50
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone so 100 san Antonio ST.
NICELY furnished 8 room house. 400
block on Arizona 5000
Two furnished cottages Cloudcroft. $3.50
season Rental Dept
BROADDUS 8 LEBARON,
Phone 1858.
FOR RENT = -Four rooms. sleeping
porches. $40 per month. SIS san Marclal.
furniture FOR sale. $3.50
-Four rooms. furnished. has sleeping
porch. 1f1s White oaks. June LIST 70 Sept
LIST. SIS. Rental Dept
WYATT a RICHET.
Real Eztate-Insurance-I
1855 First National Bank Bldg.
Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

FOR sALE-vIetroIa. stand and over 50
records. many late hits. splendid tone and
good condition. All Tor SIS: white enamel
bed springs and mattress. Northland re-
frigerator. SO pound capacity- good con-
d-ticn- Peerless coal or wood range. chlr-
ccal iron construction, Won't warp library
table. chairs 70 match pedestal dining
table. very reasonable priced free deliv-
Phi s7s5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14
HEN Wanied-SaIesmen

l inzs at present Address T 90. care Her
HelD Wanted-MaIs and Female
HANIbl-Iray room help. man or Won
an. Apply Do person Rolston Hospital
ADAM NEVER HAD To WORRY ABOUT
TINE.
You wont either IL you see Us.
BARNEII-s. 2l9 SAY ANTONIO ST.
Help Wanted-FemaIe
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WANTED-Neat girl fo- dining room T0s
y. OREGON.
WANTED-Sfaid. good wages Apply in
person Rolston Hospital
GOOD girl for general housework. Ap-
ply COS Noble
GIRL Tor Esneral houseWork. family OF .
Apply Ills Los Angeles, Apt after pm
WANTED-English speakinE rirl for
houEework or colored woman for cook
family o. 2 1915 vs.. Mlssourl. Apt No 4
WANTED-8fiddle aged lady for cashier
work hotel out o. town, $50 month. room
and board address b s. care Herald
CARTER SHOPPE.
At Five Points
Notions. Hosiery and Dry Goods Phi as.
WANTED-An experienced cashier and
order clerk, state experience and refer
enees. Address 3 200. care Herald
WANTED-Girl for general houseWork
prefer one that speaks some English. must
stay nights. call 1917 Montana Phi 225s-
WANTED-Waitress fror hotel out q
town $50 month. room and board Ph-
WE FATrEN LEAN POCKETBOOKs.
Long Green always On hand
BARNETT's, 219 SAN ANTONIO ST.
Reliable Money Lenders Established 1909.
HOUsEKEEPER wanted. elderly lady pre-
ferred. good home 20 right party. Phi
so61.
WANTED-anddls AGED woman Is house
keeper. Mexican woman helper furnished
references required. very light work Au-
ply eos caples Bids between and 4
WANTED-Toung lady for general Office
work. must speak Spanish and English.
stenoErapher preferred Apply 319-520
Herald Bldg
Situations Wanted-MaIe
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WORK on dairy ranch. 2 mixers. 4
shoe. STATE Collsge. y II.
IF N NED OF handy man Tor any kind
or light repair work or for any kind OF
labor WORK. "a. US.
WANTED-Position as 5anltor By experi- I
enced colored man. Phi 4572J. 1914 Bes-
sett Ave
poultryrnan. young. single /
capable OF managing large plant. desires /
ernployment address S 1s5. care Herald /
POSITION wanted married man. 10 yearss I
experience IN dry goods. gents furnishings /
and shoes. can give best OF references. no I
objection 20 small town Address c 16. ]
care Herald
AcCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER-CAsHIER I
Nov employed, would change 70 connect I
with some reliable firm where merit Is I
recognised years OF experience In vari- /
Gus lines address P. O. Box 7s6.
Nh. EMPLOFER-The man for that re- 4
sponslole position is not now unemployed. ]
he is boiling onto something else tn be I
can lind that WORK for which ke l. NAT
urally fitted over 200 anpiica tons are on I
fiie with the Occupationa1 Secretary OF d
the Y II c A.. let him help solve your
employment problems Phi. SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

For Rent-R1OmS Furnished
BEDROOM. adjoining bath. private en-
trance IN private home. Phi 295s.
NICE. cool bedroom for rent. close in
COS W. Missouri.
NICE large vel furnished room. dandy
sumner place. summer rates Pm. 5255.
BEDROOM boudoir. bath. ts5 month ga
y. oregon
CABLES HOTEL, so7E E san Antonio.
downtown. rooms thoroughly renovated.
modern. electric fans. moderate prices.
COSMOS HOTEL. az Texas St. high
class rooms with or without bath. cen
trally loeated. rates Eeasonable- Ph. el25.
LARGE, cool bedroom IN refined home.
near Five Points. SHOW er bath. hot water
always Ph- 5olz OF 1858.
NICELY furnished rooms with or without
private bath. hot and cold water IN each
room. very Close IN. 527 ". Missouri
WALKING distance. front room. IN FAM
ily. private entrance, close TO bath 81
Prospect.
VERY desirable room and Sleeping porch
for / or gentlemen. no sick must come
well recounended- Ph. $3.50 after pm.
WALKING distance. IN private home. fur
nished room. hot water. business woman
preferred Ph. 176e after $50 pm
TWO choice rooms for the right kind OF
Phi $50 or $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14
coRNER ,r1IIs 40 kANsAs e.

Large. bright corner store. cement floor
high ceiling. rear shipping entrance.
large plate show windows. long lease. low
rent- Owner. 475 Trust Bldg Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

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PLATE glass show case. feet long. So
Pm sZoGI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

NI~-~-~-T---T-~-~lT---~ -~-|---~-~-@-~-N-@T
'ED-A1 city salesman. good salary.
!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

FORD LIGHT DELIVERY. S275.
SOT TdETESTERN AUTO CO.
Phone 1851
Corner Santa Re and ". san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

WANTED-Liuited number OF young men
20 learn Shorthand and Typewritinr IN
The = PaEo p H. C. A Summer Dav
school Expert training and Individual IN
stTuctinns given The demand FOR meu
stenoErap hers e greater than ever before.
School opens June I. giving three months
training al a small expense. Write or call
Luther Barnard, Educational Secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14


The following articles are absolutely new
goods o. the very best quality Others
uEhtweiEht khaki cotton shirts. firmly
woven. $3.50 dozen or f1-75 each. Off
GERS mercerlzed PonEes khaki shirts six
finish. $50 dozen or each. sass mercer
eacl S--5Q- khaki color pcngee six shirts
with attached collars. SIS dozen or each.
S4-I5- all wool olive dr1h $3.50 sweaters.
each s7-95. canvas cuff ieEgius. 81 value.
special $3.50 dozen or s. per pair fun
length spiral wool puttees. $3.50 per rair
heavy duck collapslhie brczets and basins.
tine fer vacation trips. etc special each
waterproof duck. holds ni1uEe-s. mat
tresses etc. and rolls compact. can be
suspended like a hammock. the very thing
for upinE. regular 1850 value. special
f7-e5. sateen covered MATTRESSES for bed
ding rolls. filled with pure Java slpoz.
VIII not lump. special fAs3- Officers
clothing rolls made Or waterproof duck
and has compartments for an items OF
wearing apparel. 50 value. special sass
regulation army ponchcs. sold r. govern
ment cauteeus az $3.50 each. fresh. new
goods our special price fl-e5s Mcclellan
saddles. special s27-sf for best grade and
Sass for grade 3. white baked-on enamel
lined re-rigerators SIS Falle. special
Sass. white b1ked-on enameled lined re-
friEsrators 100 pound Zee capacity. SIS
value. special S99-ess white hlzed-on
enameled Ifned refrirarltors. $50 value.
IS pound See capacity. snecial f19-a5; many
other useful articles Write Tor iluslraf-
ed price list Terms. Cash WITH Or
DER Include postage q goods are 20 hs
ARMY savage WAREHOUSE CO.
rnrrest Houra o. Its Elud on Earth
GREENNILLE. 5. G.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

FOR gALE-Todd cheek writer. good con
e Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

HelD Wanted-MaIe and Female
-----@---------~------s---
hANIED-Tray room help. man or WON
an Apply in person Rolston Hospital
ADAM NEVER HAD TO WORRY ABOUT
TINE.
You won't either IL you see US
BARNTrTfS. 21q san ANTONIO ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

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WIMBLEDON roller for tennis court.
a L. Holm. Y. u. c A.
GOOD jacket suit. size about As. good
lines. modest color. Phi 77s2W.
WANTED-Victrola or Erafonola, must Be
bargain and IN first class condition J. c
Latiner. Chamberino. n. ~
WILL PAT CASH for pool tables ana an
kinds Of store fixtures State price and
full particulars National Store Fixture
Co, 142S-30-52-54 Larimer St. Denver.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-14

FOR Kent Stores and OfflceS
----~-~-~~-~--~~~-----~- ~~-->----------~-------
FOR REST-Office space for brokers only
on the floor OF the Fl Paso stock tx
change Ask for Mr. Pukll
FOR RENT-A farEe and a small office
10 the Herald building Heat. light ano
is nitor service furnished Reasonable
rates Apply 10 the Auditor Of The Head
LARGE sTOREROOM with basement. eie-
vator lift on corner on z san Antonio
street. suitable for any large business. viii
lease Anton Camozze. 1911 z. san An
tonic street
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-24
Britain Pledges Goodwill
 To Portuguese Republic

LISBON, Nov. 24-Mello Baretto, Portugese Minister of Foreign Al fairs, has returned from London, bringing assurance from the British Government that the Portugese Re- public can count on the good will of Great Britain. He said that Premier Lloyd George had informed him that he had insisted at the Spa confer ence in July that full justice should be done to Portugal
 A Lisbon newspaper man who in- tervlewed the foreign minister asked him whether it was true that Am erica was disposed to annul the war debt England had contracted with her, on condition that England in turn charge off the debts due her from small nations and contracted in the war. The minister declined to discuss the subject, pointing out that he had nothing to do with financial affairs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-24
FORD WORKERS TO RECEIVE S50o,00Q
 BONUS JANUARY 1
Motor Car Company to Con- tine Bonus System Des-
 bite Price Reduction.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 24.-The Ford Motor Company today an ncunced that it is preparing checks totaling $50O,000 for distribution among it's employees January as bonus.
 Officials stated that the announce ment was made at this time to cor rect reports that the bonups system in effect for several years would be abolished because of recent reduc- tions in the price of Ford cars.
 It was admitted that approXi- mately 6,000 men had quit work within the past ninety days but of 1icials stated that their action in virtually all cases was voluntary end that increased production by remaining workers had made unnec- essary the filling of their places.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-24
Missing Theatre Magnate's
 Secretary Denies Kidnapping

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 24.-John Doughty, former secretary of Am prose Small, millionaire Toronto theatrical magnate, arrested in Ore gon City yesterday for alleged con- nection with Small's disappearance a year ago and the theft of $1O0,- 900 in bonds belonging to Small, left for Toronto today in custody of a Canadian constable.
 Doughty, according to police authorities here, admitted his iden- tity as we'll as taking the bonds, which he said were now on deposit in a Chicago bank, but declared that he had nothing to do with Smalls disappearance. He declared that he accompanied him to the theatre the last night he was seen but had no knowledge of his subse- quent movements or possible fate.
 Detective Mitchell, who arrested Doughty, after spending the night with the prisoner said today:
 Big as this story seems to be we haven't touched the fringe yet. The principal facts are known only to me and those concerned in the case"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-24

The Russian Soviet authorities are Gaid to estimate that there will be five million unemployed workers in the United States by the end of tho year and that all or most of these will be ripe for a class war.
 The Third Internationale's agents are said to be due to arrive in America next month and it is plan ned, according to the State Depart ment's advices, that they immed- lately set to work forming executive committees among the unemployed and establishing soviets in each trade preparatory to setting the torch of revolution afiame.
 Department of Justice agents and Secret Service men are believed to have received orders to maintain close watch over all incoming ves- gels in an effort to intercept the Russian Soviet representatives and place them under arrest before they have opportunity to begin their work here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-24
Latest Bulletins
 By Special Gable.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24 .--Scrator philander c. Knox, of Pennsylvania today announced that ne plans to re-introduce resolution declaring peace with Germany arG Austria at the coming session of Congress.
 HUNTSVILLE, Wis, Nov. 24. = Five persons are reported 10 have been killed by a boiler eYr'osion at Stoughton, Wisconsin, this afts.noon. Details are lacking.
 PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 24.--T he steamer Pauletts today was speed ing to the rescue of the Japanese steamer Yana Yana. which reported d herself in distress near VIadivostok, according to wireless message re- ceived here today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-24
Senator Jones to Fight
 Ship Board Appointments

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 24. - United States Senator Wesley L. Jones of Washington today announc- ed that he would oppose conflrma- ton of all appointments to the United States Shipping Board re gently made by President Wilson T shall do all in my power to pre- vent confirmation" he declared "The President waited four or five months before making the appoint ments until after election. and al though some of his appointees are rood men others are both inexperi- enced and unfit. I think President elect Harding should have a free hand in naming the board and d. recting it's policies"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-24
HARDING TO STOP AT VERA CRUZ ON WAY BACK TO J. s.
Mexican Foreign Office Says
 Arrangements Completed for President-Elect's Visit
 FALL AT INAUGURATION
New Mexican Senator Will See Obregon Assume Of-
 flee in Mexico City.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 24.-The For. eign Office announced today that President-eIect Harding of the United States will stop at Vera Cruz on his way home from Panama next week unless unforeseen circumstan. ces occur to prevent. The Foreign Office added that it is now assured that Senator Albert B. Fall of New Mexico will attend the inauguration of Presdent-elect Aivara Obregon here next week.
 Because of Senator Falls attitude on American intervention in Mexico during the late President Carranza' s administration and feeling in Mexico that he is hostile to Mexican inter ests, some objections were made in Influential quarters to his proposed visit
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-24
Wrought Steel Industry
 In Hands of } Companies

NEW YORK, Nov. "A. = John c. Cornell, jobber and exporter, testi- flying today in the building trust investigation, declared that three fourths of the wrought steel indus try is controlled by three powerful corporations who have established absolutely uniform prices.
 He also said that the wrought iron industry similarly is in the hands of two corporations. between whom there is no competition as re- gards price, and that the wrought iron business has been virtually paralyzed because of strike in ono of the company's plant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-24
Three True Bills Returned
 By Ketchikan Grand Jury

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Nov. 24.- Three true bills and four mot true bills" were returned this morning by the Federal Grand Jury reporting in the District Court to Judge Robert w. Jennings. True bills were re- turned against August Starkloff of Craig, charging violation of the liquor laws; Starr Collinson Packing Company, charging illegal fishing and F. Lloyd, indicted for illegal fishing After Investigating charges against R. c. Hodgkinson for assault at Ket chikan. Joe Varpus and V. P. Salda- jano for burglary at Bayview and Frank Reina for assault at Ketchi kan, the grand pury returned mot true bills"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-24
Everett Detective Killed
 In Attempt to Halt Holdup

EVERETT, Wash, Nov 24.-Detec- tive J. II. Fox of the Everett Police Department was shot and killed last night by an unknown assailant whom he attempted to stop after answer Ing holdup call last night. Five bullets were fired into the detec- tive's body.
 Today Charles Harris. alleged to have a long criminal record, was ar rested as a suspect.
 Later today, the police claimed that Harris had admitted killing Fox but said the officer fired the first shot. It is believed that the prisoner is implicated in a number of recent Seattle robberies.