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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
COX Note TAKEN ul
BY DAYTON cOAc'|l| :
Other Big Donations tol
Cox Fund By Business
Men Disclosed

Dayton, o, oct. 7-~Uss OF 1N0'
20 oonosaI tho sour0s 0f e0ntftn
tn u ig1, 900 ohmpalEn fppf ussN
Eubsrna torIal si"otlon. gt uovsEnS
|" Ipio' was charged 10 isslivb61
today b-fore = senate anb-on -.
com posod of Hsnator PdFner@nAk
orat ohio, and Senator EdIS
can. Now J"rsey. Though tn
pT'""' "I,'"% "f pros.ed. roo Of 1000 ls
IeEed TO have boon given ~ 4EyL
Cox. August 10, 1917. 10 the CSW!
,lonnI Bank of Dayton. and PAID "
Dayton Metal Products Company.
30. 1917. the commitsss ton'9nta ~
than to establish the existence % ~
motto and thA chcok given IN pAyAeol
Thsy ware introduced in evidence
idontiflsh by Walter DaVidson. ~
president Of tho bank -
Mig HoASy On oo1 ~
Through Adam Schant., . mSMhtE C.
tho Dayton flood prevention coH0!
and also through testimony ot
brought out that Colonel p: A D.
schantx and walter Kidder. wh6 r.
gave $1,000, and + II. TAFT, Mo
$4,000 a $4,000 FUND had nssn
a. Mr. Bchantl Sxprslssd II f
purpose Of preserving the law Ioe
This money. thsy tsetiftsd, hHA
turned over to Mr.. HnbAnts, IWnN
that he had given ,n;Soo 70 Snsa
proteGtiOn u tho GonssrvAtotv hN.
acted ar a flood prevention meeanyN
Tho dfaat Miami Valley. IN IhiR
1 ton 10 situated These AssaGtAti4n
,S .,iS. VIZ: ;Es T.. i"a.S.Ss."i s"sS.sai tsss tSs.s
aId the i.sasua foI FrDIsa'ion 49,
srssil"n IT IL. W"'hmsss cssNDsN
ii"h lev VIZ
vs. ~ "Dsss.~i.s" nhSyl 3,
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az &. g.t ;Es..r ;t.. tssS: ':'ss.gs, sssss.gs1,se,
bsjhs iIstpd ~ rUtnlrk gIoui Dn1en
psrsons. including conntt D'mpcfa
10; % ;sg;sy A,,.,., N; ,'s.i 'tssss s..,.
hiiX : n,Sstinf and votsd ,unsh1m1t1
10 f,aY (Jp,1l1,tg 70 - Gvfnber ok "ot1
MY sfiployss. who IN turn ptld
, money back 10 him personally am se,
n".d.. ISr% 'Gr%SSts'q rnlSot.. K.tt:rins. Ei3d.S
SnS Snd Vs. siG:'lt 6 h!P !PsSSSp.iHn ssSpsian 4 soSd
The committss tomorrow. viii .
tinpa on Ms itii OF the M,ooo
nSt S1Ss Sa. Shsoa SlsSo.,tion tn ~ VS. ms1S
nrnr whether, In fact thai =. -
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Charges U. S. Theft Of
Letters From His Desk

Huntington. W Nho oct. uo
ub,rnIc ml,u' between nitrd States
Commlnsi0nor J. l. Doug lars hnd ". j..
Pitcher United Stnt~n p"nlni in"port"r'
to onnhlc postal nnih"rIlion I" ran,
sack tho prlIilunorn private PhnetH
Uhh charged Ia II pntlil"h hInh ny "t'"'
uryh Tor Ipnu camp. "n iIlhl In f"h-Inl
,,u,t hare ,,u ,hnIHcr lnvul Ing mlnuHo
OF tho innlI- Tho puiill"n. which hHhH
that ,ciinin IoiIorn said 1" h"V" been
taken finu I'hmpn h"Hh 10" "H'lnh"d
FROM tho I"r"Ihn "f TIA" ""h". wa"
Hinntcd . ,
Tho iuIi,ig vrro "Id"r'd linp"unh'h Il
nud tho IuuY lmHi'" tod I" hIh'"g"' u
ru,.h ~ hnd nIrunhy boon road Ia 80"
ridUIlnp ih"iI N"ihl'l
Tho R"H"' "'"""' '""' '"''" 'n' l''"
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s.a.,or aardias a, Omaha.

omaha NbB t,i l bn tho IaI lhaht
westward Ur hia campaigning, Senator
IiaIdinE uTHod /" day tiini 'he ""'I""s
.iay uui Of tho vei SaIiloa i,o-s"" "i
Naiiuna ailussIhe, and ,"le,i lho "hil
aailous Uf tho league U"Vo""nl
Dsria'ina that .i"Iiiyi"H 's'"'" ''""s
~1uii usUsr ."Ssi ths '"'idi' o'"""'" "'
li"naI sao,"i,r, the nEp"hil""" """l
.sa ,.L LaI",s uhs yGIs'A "I lava ~"h
/. -, ..L. . aI.s'i l"s"s ~ accepting I"
,I..Ilnlns ,rs,"hs'shir 3" ths ls~s"-
y h. nnn ~-"' J." 'istlfI ih""- "Ill.
.a,l,,,. D.. a.Id v-sHi T., 'u'" '"V
L.,. zee, iI,-,,, ~ 10 ""I Iri"'p' "'- -'I"n
InI ,.Is,tIIun ih"i 49, ssshlnV -"
de-, stsnd Ibe u"siIl"" 81 Ihs l'"'"""' ~"
,rrIrrs auh h" m"ds' s'r"a" "l"s v"
si,rpis words ~ IL ,N"' h" 'ey"'" H"'"E
Into tie t'prls league e"d i"v"' ''hY'
Ing ""' -
The sauhIprH hc"lnr"ll"n "n 'he
leaNus was Tpsh~ 81 forenoon gn'h"r-
ing nf srV"rpl thousand In ~" c"l'""u'n
Al peH MUInra and later, wna tepaRtoh
In yAtlsd form at several "mal"r Iowa
elites aud Mt night meeting In W."
Omaha auditorium, In sixteen ap"r"h"H
during ths day. he slao re"'at"d hts
poaitIon on various issues OF the cam
ps ian and during his address here de-
voted a half hour TO plan Tor on.
.toreemsnt of law without "terrori"m
mr. nounFpnaiun I"
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no wholesale RaTdons.
Liza Innln rad Ia

Tho candidate also uoCIhrsu nv "pP"
sItIon To Wholesale pnrdonH Tor p"lltira'
nrIanpcra and reiterated his faith In M"
nraotIco OF doportInE undcHlrahls nlsnH'
''gnrnotITuoa thsTo are those 40 Hr"i
nu. for law and order" hN aald. lh"t
their words aud nota In behslt or our
Institutions constitute. In th"mn"lV"". :"
acrIoua breach OF our laws and mn OF
rcnno to our social BonHe or what !"
fair and right and just. Then IN" S"It-
,rrm,d deyotOns OF law And order th'i"-
selves become monacinK to our peace
mo true American Will argue thHt our
laws should not be enforced or NY
nart. l can SEQ no; essential differences
bst tween ordinary crimes and ordinary
crIminalh on tho ono hand and political
crimoH and political prisoners on the
other I have been asked many tihos
whorhor I would grant general amnesty
Sanrrnl grant OF amnesty to political
prisoners In no moro JUSTIFIED thhh
voneral grant OF amnesty TO Vosshen'
None OF us can deny that In omergoh-
cisn OF which war lis one. thero ~ un
unususl pressure for the conviction ana
nnni,hment OF men and women VINO hp-
nsar 10 bo thwarting our JOINT etloFtH
in such an emergency or VINO iheRhCo
nnr In.tltutionn but those arc cases
which muat DO examined. SAch upon ~"
merits 49,, r.ors
4, rsgnfd I'd tho practice OF deportation
- ,,ndonlrablo aliens | would llho u"
make thoBa persona who arc oPp"Suu ="
any dppoTtAtion or hllonn Hoo 'hat u w"
may fairly and Justly stop tho uhu"S''
abio alien as no attempts 10 shtoi our
r,,unIry su also NO have tho TlEht u"
go MN, forth Rud mend hlm away whe"
la has become menace IL our country
NJ, hIa outTy Into II. Tho lToh"h"'"""
sIi,u within our hnTdorH muni hs leh u"
nur Hatowuya and t"lh 10 go.
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tyh.srsd By Thousands.

In both Dos Molnos and Omaha. thou
ands chesTod tho nominee through the
atreeta and thousands moro turned our
10 sec him during the day ~ MA. irAlh
crossed fowa Tfs ieft his private car
to ace him during the day an his trAln
urossad Iowa. He left hts private car
TO make pxaparsd Addfessns only In tho
Iowa capital and hsrs,
Aenator Albert Cummlna, candidate
for rsreisetioh. accompanied tho presi-
Dental nonIinso through tho state ana
In eaon OF his apsaChoh tho latter anh
cd. for Mr. cumminH' election In SOW
sTsi OF them hs praised tho cninmin"-
Each railway law aH an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT W
a decade .
PiednIna hiInsolf I" law endorsement
the asnstDr warned La hls Hposrh heFs
,a.nlaht aaaInal OVsrEaalouH aw 1hn
order nruaAdas and against Tho 'r"n
hand OF CsarlHm In tho mo,h""h W
thoae In Auth"rlly iy halnH "" ''''"
usnsroua'' In Its atIltud" toward In'n"l'
IIaH he HaId. tho R"y"rnmont 0"",h h'l"
TO duist diaoontnnt aud I" hoop ia" 49,
,nInra within houndn
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Aoospts League IssaS.


n. naoiass, Dot. IA ditsOt lH-
an. Of TAtIfyinu or TsIs0tiaa n's
I..su. of naIions WAS aoosptsd by
senator harding Ia = spssDh here To-
aAy brushing aside the pToblsm OF
clarifying reservations snd dsolaT-
Ina he would favor staying out OF
Nh. oovsnant wTittss At Nsrsaius"
Th. candidate said lie wantsd no
acceptance OF the league with TensF-
yAsioas TO clarity American 0biaa~
Sioas, hut that the proper ooaTss
uould he 10 TsIsot bIOss commit
msnts alt0a sthsr.
~ 40 not want TO clarity thous oh
Ii6attons.' lie said, ~ want 1" mth
my bach Vn them. - is not intsT
VTstAti0A hut ssjsotioa that i ana
ssshiha."
Iuvatnur Cos'a dafinIIlun "f tho i"'""
was accepted Ia direct ioInh by tho I''
publican n"minoa. VII" AAid l'"""' l.
nj IuhboInnaSa had pInv"nioh IA" "'""''
from paIfs,iinE tho ,"v"urnt "nh h"I
vni., "a airnl,Ia "no lu ,aliod -" att "i
ihmss fav"rina . hur"i H"Noi"'"""' 80
vnts IA. Ba,nurraII, Ii'h"t S"d r'"F 'I""
to pIul.ot y"u sasinSi the ""nH"'i"""'"' "'
uf Y"m f"tiy
The sausIuI HIs" - stated hia p'"u''"
Of n world ssBu' la tl"p h"ash go h''"
olpIss In hsIInuuy Win the '"""'l"''n"
@ I'D tsnswod hin pledge I" I"l'IAt" 'h'
(nTtBaIIun "T au'h n"n"st lni"""'"'~iI
afl.t hLs slsotlnn
our nppunspIa hs sail n'~ p"fslH'
antIy curious I" know whoih"I " 90
pashaps I niHM haitsT "sY, "h""
(oostisu.a 90 rsas rhiEts."J
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rnu HATHHn

w.., vi,uIuta friday and Hst
uIdaV warmer Friday
ohio Falr friday "nd h~t"'""T'
somewhat warmer T'ihhT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

Riga, Oct, Foolish and Soviet Rus
sian delegates hare were today eomplot-
inE the work OF framing the finhl armln-
tiOa terms between the two governments
aud l'riRss Sapisha. l'Ulish foreiBh min
istsr wa0 expected To arrive tu tHho
part tomorrow Ia the CoTanpnlas incl
dent To signing tho convention
Tho oasGt terms Uf tho agreement
hava not "a Yet bson made public. hut
II Ia lpArnsd from authoritative HouTuah
that the two gOVornmsnth viii '"Vsnsni
to mutually return all prin"""rs held
hy them. TebtDIn nIUhiteH aud other
property ana I" pay Tor property lhkeh
~ doH,royed by either country without
InlllIuIu natnHaIIY
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L.ithunians stop riHhtinE.

Riga, OCt. 1--(Hy tho hshonlnteu
prtssD- Military operations between tho
Tolos and tho LithunIuna haNs ceased
II was Rnnounhed at Polish hoadquar.
sacs. hapa 4.aeAy. Ielss etsssseWt 'Tvraa
made IN Ieonnecllon With an 1nuounqe-
mont thaI the allied mission on tho
Polish l.ithuuian question had ArrfV ed
Mt SuwulkL Wednesday, .., ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08

Has tho Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-05-07
SCATTER SEEDS OF KINDNESS

Written for the Ocala Banner.
Loving words will cost but little.
Journeying up the hill of life;
But they make the weak and weary
Stronger, drawer for the strife.
Do you count them only tvifles?
What to earth are sun and rain?
Never was kind word wasted,
Never was one said in vain.
When the cares of life are many,
And its burdens heavy grow
For the ones who walk beside you,
If you love them, tell them so,
What you count of little value
Hath an almost magic power,
And beneath that cheering sunshine
I Hearts will blossom like flower.
80, as upalife's hin we journey, n
Let US scatter all the way
Kindly words, to be as sunshine
In the dark and cloudy day.
Grudge no loving word, my brother,
AS along through life you go,
To the ones who journey with you;
If you love them, tell them So"
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NOTICE

In the Circuit Cour+ IF me 3itt'l Ju.
dicial Circuit in ana 70" Marion
County-In Chancerv.
kufus Williams, Complainant, VS.. j.
seph Williams. Defendant.-O
for Constructive Service.
1t is ordered that he defendant
herein named, to-wit: Joseph VII
liams. be and he is h9cebv required IL
appear to the bill of complaint filed
in this cause on or before Monday,
the eth day of June, 1920.
| is further ordered that a copy IF
this order be published once a week
fOr four consecutive weeks i'll the
Ccala Banner, a newspaEa.' published
in said county and state
This 4th day of May. 1920.
,Seal) ?. Fl. NUGENT,
CllA Circuit Court, VI }"iOn &C.. Fla
Bv Futh rvin II. E.
RAYMOND B. BULLOCK,
Compliments Solicith' 1-5t.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION AT EBE
MEIER SCHOO. HOUSE

Notice is hereby given thai an el2c
tion will be held on
Tuesday, June I, 1920,
at the Ebenezer school house IN Ma
rion county, Florida, FOR the purpose
OF creating a special tax school dis
trict to be known rs the Ehenezer
special tax school distritc, No. IL, and
to elect three trustee; fer said DIS
trict, and to fix the millage 20 be as
sessed and collected i'll school pur-
poses for the year 1920 and 1921. Said
school district described as follows ::
Sections %. % "a, 25, % and q, all
in township u, south, range 10, e, U.
S. G.. survey, also south half of sec
tions Is, ii and Is, and all of Sec
tions %, % and "a of township IL,
south, range 10, e, in ArredOndo grant,
Also west half of sections Is and 10,
township u, south, range 20, e, Are
dondo grant Also west half of sec.
tions 10 and 30 of township u, south,
range 20, e, U. S. G. survey.
All qualified electors residing in
above described territory who pay a
tax on real or personal property may
vote in said election.
By order of the board of public in
struction of Marion county, Florida,
May 5, 1920.
w. l.. COLBERT, Chm
Attest: w. D. earn, Secy. . =
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NOTICE OF sHERlFF,s SALE

Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of that certain execu-
ton bearing date Of May 9th. A D..
1919. issuing out of and under seal of
the civil court of record in and for
Duval lounty, Florida, in that certain
cause therein pending wherein C. M.
Lewis Company, a corporation, is
plaintiff. and B. E. Raysor and T. P.
RaysOr are defendants, |. John P. Gal
loway, as sheriff of Marion county,
Florida, have levied on that certain
property situated in Marion county.
Florida. described as follows: West
one-half of southeast quarter, section
twenty-five t(25), township thirteen
13). south, range twenty-one (21),
east, and will offer the same for sale
on
Monday, June 7th, A. o., 1920.
the same being legal sales day, dur
ing the legal hours of sale. in front
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NOTICE

.Cr Application for Tax Deed Under
Section s. Chapter 1883, laws
of Florida
Notice is hereby given that Charles
May. purchaser of tax certificate No.
1927, dated the 18th day of June, 1915,
has filed said certificate in my office
and has made application for tax deed
to issue in accordance with law. Said
certificate embraces the following de-
scribed property situated in Marion
county, Florida, to-wit: NeA of neA
of swA. sec 20. tip Il, S. %. e. The
said land being assessed at the date
of issuance of such certificate in the
name of P. j. McGoldrick.. Unless
said certificate shall be redeemed ac-
cording to law, tax deed will issue
thereon the 18th day of June, A. D.,
1920.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 4th day of May, A D.,
1920.
! (Seal) p H NUGENT,
Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co, Fla.
$3.50
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NEWSPAPER TROUBLE

Says the Wauchula Advocate: This
week print paper, such as The Advo-
cate is prited on, was selling at $3.50
per hundred-when you can get it. For
years we purchased better paper for
$40 a hundred. And everything
which goes to make up a newspaper
has taken just about such raise.
Under these circumstances no one
should expect cheap printing, and sub
scribers should not expect To receive
two or three bills for their suDscnip-
ton before paying it. It's a lucky
which weathers the storms
of the next few months"
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Subscribe for the ocala Bannsr.
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NOTICE

Statements Will have to be filed in
the clerks office in accordance with
tie following dates to insure name
being placed on primary ballot.
LIST Statement-Between the 9th and
14th day of May, 1920, both dates in
elusive.
End Statement-Between the 9th
and 31st day of May, 1920, both dates
inclusive.
3rd Statement-Between the 9th and
18th day of June, 1920, both dates in
elusive.
Oath, receipt for committee assess
met any payment of filing fee. On Or
before the 10Th. day of May, 1920.
Unless the above is observed candi-
dates will not be placed on ticket.
Board of County Commissioners,
Marion county. Florida. by
o. H. ROGERS. Chairman.
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!, NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE I

Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of final decree of fore
closure entered in that certain cause
pending in the circuit court of Marion
county Florida, in chancery, in which
Noble w. Harrison is complainant and
Ruth NJ Giles, ct al, are defendants,
of date May 4th, 1920. |, the under
signed special master in chancery,
appointed by said court to execute
the provisions of said decree, shall Of
fer for sale and sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash in front of
the south door of Marion county court
house in Ocala. Florida, on
Monday, June 9TH, A. D., 1920
between the hours of II o'clock a. M,
and o'clock p. M, the lands situate
in Ocala, Marion county, Florida,
more particularly described as follows.
to-wit: Commencing IA feet south of
northeast corner of block Al. Old Sur
vey, city of Ocala, running thence
south 100 feet. thence west 1874 feet,
thence north 100 feet. thence east
1874 feet to point of beginning, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy said final decree and costs of
suit
D. MEL FERGUSON,
Special Master.
L. W. DUVAL,
Compliments Solicitor. 5-7-5t.
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of the west door of the court house
at Ocala, Florida, and will sell. the
same to the highest and best bidder
for cash. Said property being levied
upon as the property of the defend
ants, and being sold to satisfy said
execution and costs, purchaser or pur-
chasers to pay for title.
JOHN P. GALLOWAY,
As Sheriff OF Marion County, Florida.
KNIGHT & GUEST,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 5.7.5t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-05-07

was high honor to his craft. He
was a modest, simple, candid. kindly
gentleman of the old school. His life
was an impulse and an influence for
good, and he deserves a public monu-
ment with an epitaph to teach pos
terity wherein he was one of the rich
est of Oklahoma's many rich men-a
multi millionaire in human kindness
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In Congress, Too

The overall movement has extended
to congress. Rep. Upshaw, democrat.
of Georgia. is the first member to an.
pear on the floor clad in blue denim.
He was heartily applauded. 1t is now
expected the scheme will be followed
by others. OF course by fighting the
profiteer in this way no voters will be
lost.-Palatka Post.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-05-07

L. W. DUVAL.
Compliments Solicitor.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-05-07
FOR THE LEGISLATURE

| am a candidate for representative
or Marion county in the Florida legis-
lature. in group No. 2. subject 10 the
democratic primary of June :. H.
elected | shall devote my time and
energy to the interest OF Marion cOun-
ty. Shall appreciate your support and
your vote.
A. c. BLOWERS.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-05-07

For every purpose for which a Iini-
ment is usually applied the modern
remedy, Liquid Borozone. will do the
work more quickly. more thoroughly
and more pleasantly. Price, soc, Soc
and $1.2e. Sold at Gerig's Drug Store.
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5-7-5t.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-03
MEDITATION

Men are seeing dimly the failure of their old ideals. A century ago they built high hopes on the rights of man. and the rights of nations" The first were secured by good laws and institutions; second, by welI-balanced treaties. What happened? Every man for himself; capital against labor and labor against capitl; nation against nation in a trade battle. Tn holding fast to our rights we lost sight of our duties, and especially the duty of service and sacrifice. We fail to realize the dominion of Christ in history, but when man is aroused and feels touch of that infinite hand he realizes that things are temporal. He is not satisfied, nor very happy, sin becomes real, the eternal is full of voices calling mankind up to a higher plane of -Christianized civ ilizatiOn
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 ii A. M. 8 p. M.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-03
MADAME BUTTERFLY
 ROSE TO BE POPULAR

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, May 1 (by As sociated Press) Follower of styles in landscape gardening will plant the Madame Butterfly" rose this spring it is the latest creation in the rose world. Millions of Madame Butter fy'' plants were grown this year by Springfield florists, the largest grow CTS of pot flowers in the world.
 Madame Butterfly" is an ever blooming, single-stemmed flower, and is declared to be very beautiful Years of cultivation and care were required to produce Madame Butterfly" before it was declared perfect enough to mar ket. The rose is what florists and rose lovers call a sport While it is sup posed to grow deep rose pink flower primarily, it is just as likely to grow half a dozen other shades equally as beautiful.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-03
MORE LIBERAL
 OLLLEASINC'
 REGULATIONS
Department of the Interior,
 Washington, April 12. 1920.

The royalties and rentals payable under oil and gas leases granted in Alaska pursuant to Sections IA and P , of the act of February 25, 1920 (Pub- } lie No. 146), are hereby determined and prescribed as follows:
 CD For leases granted under Section g of the act the royalty shall be: 9D For the first five years from and after the date of the lease, no royalty, except in the cases of leases WhereOn the producing wells yield an average of 100 barrels or more per well per day for the calendar month, in which event the royalty shall be per cent of oil produced; 3(b) for the sec ond period of five years from and after the date of each lease under Section 22 of the act, the royalty upon all leases shall be per cent; (3) for the succeeding ten years the royalty upon all leases under Section 22 of the act shall be 10 per cent of all oil pro- duced
 CD Upon leases granted in Alaska under Section 14 of the act the per mittee who discovers oil will be en- titled to lease for one-fourth of the area of the permit without payment of royalty for the first five years suc- ceeding the date of the lease, and thereafter shall pay a royalty of 5 per cent upon all oil produced. On fhe area of the permit, the permittee will be given preference right to lease without payment of royalty for the first five years succeeding the date of the lease, except in the case of leases whereOn the producing wells yield an average of 100 barrels or more per we'll per day for the calen- dar month, in which event the royalty shall be per cent; for the second five years the, lessee will be required to pay a royalty of 5 per cent upon all oil produced, and for the succeed ing ten years a royalty of 10 per cent upon all oil produced.
 (3) No royalty will be charged in any case upon leases wherein the wells upon the lands average less than ten barrels per we'll per day for the calendar month.
 A No rental upon any oil or gas lease in Alaska will be charged dur ing the first five years succeeding the date of the lease After the expira- tion of the first five years succeeding the date of the lease rental of 10 cents per acre per annum will be charged on all leases, payable in ad- vance: Provided, That the rentals so paid for any one year shall be credited upon the royalties accruing for that year.
 (5) The royalties on gas produced, if any. will be fixed and determined in each lease. (Signed)
 JOHN BARTON PAYNE,
 Secretary.
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Scarborough pictures that please at prices that art right. Over CordoVa drug store. Phone 14O-3 rings.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-05-03
NOTICE TO FIREMEN

No. i chemical has been placed in C-street station.
 H. w. NETTLETON, Fire Chief.
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Ladies' and gents shoes shined at s1he Club Barber Shop. 12-tf
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