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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-06-11
A SUGGESTION on OAT CROp

|, II should be remembered that oats
cut "A few days early will causr u poor
grade and loss in shrinkagc.
When oats are put in ;hc shock.
the shock should be carefully capp,d
and thereby save damage by S,athri-
ing.
If it is impossible to get them
thrcshcd at the time they are through
~ cured, then the crop should bc stack e
ed.
Every Indication now is that the
market will take care of only about
fifty per cent of the crop. This, of
course will cut the price at harvest
time. Every farmer should prepare
some place to store his crop until the
rush season is over and thereby save
a great loss on a crowded market
The oat crop is one thing Il man can
borrow money on this summer and
am sure that the interest will be much
less on the amount borrowed than the
loss sustained on Il crowded market.
So think this matter over carefully
bcfor" putting your crop ON the mar
kct at harvest time.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-06-11
A DIPPING FIGHT
Is LOOMING UP
CATTLEMEN FAVOR DIPPING THE
STOCK WHILE THE "ONE COW"
MEN sEEN TO BE LINED
A'p AGAINST ~

That sentiment both for and AGAINST
the compulsory dippinr of c,t,,c and
range horses is being formed along
clearly defined lines in this co,inty is
manifestinr itself NOR. clearly oyer,
day. Generally speakinp. the men who
raise lots of cattle and wbo deoI in
live stock. are favorable To dippipu of
stock. and the man with a milk cow ar
perhaps two mr. ,bre. sucb IL onpos.d
10 the dippinr although there mr., .x-
ceptions to this rule bo,b wnys
Now. petitions ar. b.inp circulated
in every section of the coun,v asking
the county commissioners ia make no
further appropriations from the funds
of the county. to coopera,. with the
federal eoyernment I'm dippinr All of
the stock. as reouir.d nv state law in
Oklahoma What success in attending
the efforts Of those interested in frus-
trating efforts along the lines OF COM
pulsory dippinr. ia not made public
and probably will not h. until the me-
tjtions are presented to the comfy
commissioners.
The mon Immediately behind tho Of
fort To knock ont the dining contend
that dining In Of no benefit to the
man with one or two cows. as he is
able IN keen them FREQ of ticks in his
own way. and that. on the other hand
IL In n detriment. IA IN, fact TINT M.
In reouired IN drive ar I.nd bia on. or
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-06-11
RED CROSS REPORTS on
THE PEt.GS DISASTER

The Red Cross has expended 1000
in relief work at Pegs. Okla, since
its destruction by wind on May .
The report is. in part. as follows:
Not u man. woman or child In the
town escaped some kind of injury
There were sixty-onc killed sixty-fivc
Injured, while property damage run up
20 100000. Immediately after the
storm broke. Red Cross chapters in the
vicinity began sending relief Musko-
gee chapter sent Il trHinload of doctors
and nurses. Cherokee county chapter
at Tahlcquah sent a delegation in auto
mobiles shortly after the storm sub
sided. At pryor Red Cross workers
cared for twenty-five families So well
have these families been cared for.
they have needed no help since
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-06-11
THE STEEL HEAD ASSERTS
EMPLOYERS ARE BACKWARD

Employers in America--referred TO
as the capitalistic eroup--heretofore
have been backward in proclaiininS
their rights and insisting upon proper
consideration. Ebert II. Gary, chair
man Of the United States Ste corpor-
alton says. Y
Speaking on The ship of State" MIR.
Gary said the question Of whether 1t
will be wrecked depends upon the CON
duct and efforts OF the ships sailors,
who are all the people. All owe a duty
to the nation which must be perform
ed TO insure stability OF government.
he asserted
The mex. president OF the United
States captain of the ship OF state.
Mr., Gary said. must be able wise and
well-informed. of unquestioned homes
ty. morally and intellectually cinin-
entity fair and impartial, frank and
sincere, broad-minded deeply sympa-
tsietic, courageous. sturdy and well
balanced. and above everything else.
loyal to the constitution and the law Of
the land
"Employcs must and will realize that
their advancement and comt"ntment
depend upon the progress and prosper
ity of the employers.
"Aeitaiors who are trying to create
trouble between employees and their
employers as rule are insincere and
selfish. Generally they themselves
have performed no hard labor, nor had
experience which qualities them to lead
or instruct They strive for personal
popularity and gain. Their business is
better, their compensation increased,
when others are in trouble
THE great masses OF employees, N
left to decide for themselves are loyal
to the country, to the public interest
and to their employers. Faithful per-
formance. and this only. will insure
highest pccuniary results and most
liberal treatment"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-06-11
u.nyEsr IsNr Fan AWAY

Harvest time isn't very far away In
this section. and farmers are getting
their binders in shape and buying the
necessary twine to cut the oats crop.
The yats over the county are looking
fine. and many people predict a good
per acre yield much above the average.
The oats this year have very short
straw as compared with former years.
bu, the heads are heavy and the stand
pretty good in the numerous fields
that have come tn the attention OF the
News man
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-06-11
uoy KILLED NY LIVE WIRE
AFTER SAVING OTHERS.

Arthur Moore. Is years old. was in
st,ntly killed at Wilburton. Oklahoma.
Friday. when h. touched an electric
llght wire. in an attempt to get 1t or
m. sidewall. where IT had fallen when
If broke The young man. noting the
broken wire had been watching II FOR
som. time keeping other children away
from the danger. Tirinr of waiting for
lnrinen. the lad decided to himself get
IN. live wire out of the way. ON"
l.ud was burned completely off,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-06-11
REPEAL. WARTIME ACTs.

By unanimous the House Judiciary
committee has ordered out resolution
repealing all emergency leFis.
lation except the Lever food control
act, and the trading with the enemy
act. An attempt will be made to nave
the House adopt the resolution Satur-
day.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-06-11

Casing for the Mccoy well near cad
do was received and placed in the well
last week and II is believed that some
thing definite viii soon he known in
regard to the oil situation in that To-
cality. Indications for a well are said
10 u" good and thos" Interested are.
hopeful of bringing in Il paying wcll at
an early date
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
COL. HOUSES
PLANOPPOSED
BY ARGENTINA

Paris. France. Nov. 1Q.-Argentin
is ready 10 do its utmost to contrib
ute 10 the success Of the league or
nations. said Honorio Pueyerredon,
foreign minister OF that country 20
a representative OF the ncWzpapor
Eclair Of this city last night.
Il am going 70 Geneva 20 attend
the meeting OF the league assembly.
he said. with the greatest enthu-
siasm- ] believe in the success Of the
league If each nation brings 20 It
good viii. and that seems easier Than
the pessimists imagine Nstionalism.
urcnerly understood. is not incom-
patible with healthy internatipnalism-
Argentina, 10 Is said, did not di-
rectly contribute to the constitution
of the league. but this is no reason
Il should not take the livliest interest
in IT, I viii tell you something that
never has been published in this mat
ter
when the supreme council was
studying the organization Of the
league. Col. T. ~ House, in the name
OF president Wilson. asked Argentina
10 give its views. The question Of a
private meeting Of what were then
neutrals was discussed but Argentina
declined TO participate Marcello de
AlVear. our minister TO France, fol-
lowing my Instructions, told Col.
House Arger tina was ready 20 give
its opinion IN a public assembly reg
ularlT summoned.
Argentina has but one wish. and
that is to DO all In its power 20 han
.sh var from the face OF the earth"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
CHIHUAHUA TO
HAVENEW BANK
SUNDAY

Another indication Of the faith the
3fexiczns have in the permanence Of
tho peace now existing in their coun-
try is the opening OF a bank IN the
city Of Chihuahua BY Mexican finan-
ciers
IEuacio Rodsrte has gone TO Chi
huahua 70 complete details for the
Inauguration OF the Chihuahua Bank
ms and Investment company there.
lis officers are as follows: Presi-
dent Dr. Leandro IT. Gutierrez. vice
president, Ricardo Wisbrun; cashier,
Pedro Hirisrts assistant. Carlos HE
riart. directors J. Rodarte DR.. w
0ivera LuniEa- Miguel Tiuoco and r.
= Cuellar. auditors r. S. Garcia and
IIises lriEoyeu-
The Inauguration VIII take place
next SUNDAY Many Of the directors
of the Juarez Banking and Invest
ment company viii attend and prob
ably some Of Fl Psso's bankers.
The offices OF The new bank VIII be
located in The former Minero bank Of
Chihuahua
The capital OF the bank is 100000
pesos.
THIS is the first hank to open in
chihuahua since the restoration OF
peace. one bank, owned by English
capitalists, continued operations m
The city throuEhout the revolution
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff

There is one sure way that lever
fails 70 remove dandruff completely
and that Is 70 dissolve It. This de-
stroys &c entirely. To do this. Just get
about four ounces OF plain. ordinary
liquid arvon. apply it at night when
retiring; use enough 20 moisten the
scalp and rub II tn gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning most II not All. OF your
dandruff viii be gone. and three or
-FOUR more applications viii completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace Of IL. no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You viii find. too. that all itching
and digging OF the scalp viii stop In
stantly, and your hair win be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel a hundred times better
You can get LIQUID arvon at any
drug store Il Is inexpensive. and
four ounces IS all you viii need This
simple remedy has never been knows
% faiL-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
WORLDS NEEDS ARE TOLD
Al KIWANIS GLIB IINCH

Caution that we do not lose what
we won by the war was given by Col.
f. u. Scott OF the Inspector generals
department. who Is visiting Fort
Bliss, in a talk he made before the
Kiwanis club Wednesday at its
weekly luncheon at the Elzs' club. II
was an armistice day program and
army men and American legion Of
ficers featured the program
Chaplain Walter 3. Zimmerman.
post morale officer was another
speaker.
Nominating COMMITTEES Named.
DR.. =. D. Long, post adjutant Of
the legion, pleaded for a home for the
eL-service men, particularly for the
disabled boys
DR.. Floyd Poe brought to the clubs
attention the Red Cross drive which
starts tomorrow
Bob Mullin made a talk on gaso-
line
Rev. F. II johnson. IT.. told Of
plans for the armistice celebration
sam Gillett, president. named a
committee TO get candidates for the
coming election The committee in
cludes. O. A Bell C. H league. A. T.
Schultz. Albert Mercer and J. W..
Johnson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
HUPP
GIVEN CROSS
FOR SERVICE

Lieut.. John 3. hunp. IN charge OF
the naval recruiting station at Fl
Paso. better known 20 his intimates
as admiral Hupp. commanding. the
hattleship Fl Paso,' has received the
distinguished service cross from his
government for his services during
the world war The cross was re-
ceived "wednesday morning.
The letter accompanying the cross
iThe president or the United States
takes pleasure in presenting the Navy
Cross TO Lieut.. John 3. Hupp, u. s NJ
for services during the world war as
set forth in the following citation
For distinguished service in the
lire Of his profession as commanding
officer OF the U. s. s Turkey, en-
gagged in the difficult and hazardous
duty OF sweeping for and removing
the mines OF the North sea mine
barrage.
The letter is signed For the prssi-
dent, Josephus Daniels, secretary Of
Others Get Medals.
Boston Mass. Nov 10.-First an
nouncemeut Of awards 20 naval Off
GERS for distinguished service during
the war was made al the Boston navy
yard today. Rear Admiral Herbert
o. Dunn. commanding the first naval
district was the only recipient here
of the distin guished service medal
honor 70 rear admiral Dunn said it
was given for exceptionally meri-
torious service IN a duty OF great re-
sponsibility as commanding officer
of the naval station at Popta Delgada
Azores
The navy cross was awarded IL
other officers. among them rear ad-
miral S S. Robbison, commander OF
the Boston yard. who commanded the
submarine force which operated in
the war zone
sims's Name Omitted.
Newport, r. T., Nov. 10.-Aunouncs
ment at the naval war college today
OF awards for notable naval service
during the war contained no mention
OF honor for admiral william S. Sims,
president OF the college. who was the
commander Of the American naval
forces in the war zone
Admiral Sims had refused an orig
inal recommendation for a distin-
guished service medal as a protest
against failure o. the navy depart
ment 70 accept his recommendation
for honors 10 subOrdinates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Popular to Gi0e Dance At
Del Norte Saturday Night

The Popular Dry Goods company
viii give a complimentary dance 10
employees Saturday night on the roof
garden OF hotel Paso del Eorte.
Dancing viii begin at 3 o'clock Special
entertainers viii add interest 70 the
occasion. Refreshments viii be served
The following are chairmen Of the
committees. Manuel Schwartz. gen
eral chairman; l. Rodney Hardage,
committee on arrangements; Irving
Schwartz floor committee; David
Klein, music and refreshments; P 3.
TWyman. decorations; Miss Caroline
Daley and Mrs. Sadie Hodges hos
teEses-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Kansas Tourist In Juarez
Sans Hat, Coat, Passport

without hat. coat or passport
Eugene Allen Of winfield Kan. went
10 the American consulate in Juarez
Wednesday and asked consul z A.
Dow what TO do.
Better catch car and go back TO
Fl Paso," said the consul
i haven't a hat. 7 can't go-Without
one" said the tourist
m sorry. but haven't any extra
hats about the office The sun is
shining and its a pretty day" he re-
piled.
Allen didn't seem bothered about
the lack Of a coat or a passport, but
the lack Of hat annoyed him
He said he was robbed and beaten
in Juarez and taken 20 the hospital
At the hospital, he said. he was wen
treated by the LeEicans.
Robert 7. Hand Of Shreveport Ia.
also had some trouble in Juarez We'd
nesdaT- He said he lost a check and
was worried about it. The consul
told him not TO worry. but wire the
hank 70 stop payment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Consul Dow Leaves For
His Netp Posi- uesdau

American consul z. A Dow was no
titled by the state department at
Washington that his passport was
ready and he was ordered TO sail No
vember for his new post at Algiers,
Algeria.
Mr.. Dow. who has been consul at
Juarez for three years, will leave FL
Paso next Tuesday for New York.
From there he will sail to lIarseiles.
France. and from there 10 Algiers-
Vice consul Oscar Harper viii have
charge Of the consulate. temporarily
az least. When the United States Of
ficially recognizes Mexico's govern
ment a consul viii probably take
charge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
TRIP TO MEXICO COST LESS
THAN HALF ORIGINAL ESTIMATE

The cost OF the special train equip
ment and all incidentals on the Peace
and Progress excursion to Mexico
amounted to but S6I.62 per man.
All bills having been paid. the
chamber OF commerce on Wednesday
returned sass TO each man who
made the trip. A deposit OF $50
was required OF each man before the
train left. This made a total OF $4,000.
All expenses for rental Of equip
ment, kilograms. tips TO help on the
train. etc. we're deducted from this
amount and enough was left 10 return
SS2-30 per man. Thus the trip cost
less than half the original estimate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
High Court Denies New
Hearing In HoLIoway Case

Austin, Texas. Nov. 1o.-Appelants
motion for rehesrfng was overruIed
today by the court Of criminal ap-
peals in the case OF A Holloway from
Fl Paso county. Holloway was given
a term OF two years in penitentiary
on charges OF assault to murder, Lee
r. Mccoy, his soninlaW-
An application for a writ Of error
was granted today by the supreme
court in the case OF Lucius Fuller.
ct al. vs.. the FL Paso Times com
pany. from Fl Paso county
A motion for rehearing was sub
mitted today in the court Of criminal
appeals in the case Of Jose Perea.
from Fl Paso county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Plans Complete For
Annual Poultry Show Here

Plans for the 10th annual poultry
show to be held AZ Liberty hall jan
uary 10 TO IS. 1921, have been for
mulated- William Sperling. secretary
of the local poultry association, an
nounces that the entry fees viii be
low but that cash premiums equal
those Of any other show and there
viii be many special prizes for exhib-
itors from long distances
The show win occupy the entire
ground floor OF the hau and exper-
fenced workers have been employed
to care Tor the birds. The catalogue
is IN the hands Of the printers and
VIII be issued within a few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
PASO MAN
CUTS ARTERY
TO END LIFE

Seated in his chair early Wednes-
day morning. J. II. Cleveland. 81 years
old. a feeble and INDECENT inmate Of
the Associated Charities home at 4Q5
South Campbell street since Monday,
cut the main artery in his left arm
early Wednesday. Found by some
one in the house. the wound was han
daged and a physician called. The
man protested against treatment. but
the doctor worked for several hours
trying TO save his life He died at j
o'clock Wednesday afternoon
A note requesting that M Nor
ton" cashier. Of the Commercial Ma
tional bank OF Upland, Calf. be noti-
fled, was found among his belongings
The body was taken 20 the Peak
Hagedon undertaking rooms and an
inquest viii be held Wednesday after
noon by coroner r. B Rswlins-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

as high as 50 percent above Wholesale
costs
Individuals and corporations Of no
financial standing and no experience
in maritime affairs have been allo-
Gated United States shipping board
vessels for operation, ]. F. Richard
son testified here today when the
Walsh congressional committee re-
sumed its Investigation OF alleged ir-
regularities IN shipping board af-
fairs.
IrresponsibIes Favored.
Richards, who is secretary and
statisticiau TO the Walsh committee
and who in this capacity conducted
an investigation OF facts regarding
the boards operating methods. de-
clared that irresponsible Individuals
were favored while established steam
ship companies complained OF in
ability 70 secure any tonnage what
ever from the government.
such ALLEGATION. the witness as
serted, has been performed at viii BY
a director Of operations" under the
shipping board who Communicated
vessels from established transport
lines and reallocated them to other
companies
ships he said. had been turned over
70 companies in which relatives OF
men connected with the shipping
board were financially Interested.
The competence Of applicants for
ships, Ar. Richardson stated. was in
Vestigated only through facilities
provided by financial agencies.
He added that those who have
purchased outright vessels from The
board have complained they cannot
compete with companies financed and
equipped by the shipping board
others, he said, felt they had cause
for dissatisfaction when the board
took back and reallocated vessels
turned over 10 them
should Cut List HALF.
The statement has been made
he said. that out OF zoo companies
10 which ships have been allocated. Z
there are so many irresponsible com
panies that the list must be cut in f.
halt
one OF the gravest deficiencies Of
the shipping board system. 1fr. Rich- /
zrdson said, was the lack OF foreign ]
agents which, on occasions. has mat
Il necessary for super carEoes on the
boards vessels to 90 out and solicit
freight 50 that the ship might not
be compelled to return 10 its home
port IN ballast
He criticised the failure 70 estab-
ish reciprocal working agreements
Tith other agents through which
hips might be kept busy. adding.
Lhers are instances where an
operator with cargo enough for a
ialf dozen ships has but one vessel
u two while other agents at the
.ame time may be keeping ships idle
or lack or cargoes~
The recent creation OF the United
states bureau Of shipping the wiz
less characterized as entirely IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Nays RECRUITING QUOTA
RAISED TO 30 MEN A WEEK

Active recruiting by the local navy
recruiting office at san Antonio and
Mesa streets, has resulted in the
weekly quota assigned the Fl Paso
station being raised again Formerly.
the quota was nine then raised 70
% The ease with which the force
recruited the increased number
brought about a further Increase 10
80 a week. which Lieut.. J. 3. Hupp.
officer in charge is confident OF OBJ
tanning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
AUTHORS URGE SPAIN TO
AID PRINTING OF BOOKS

authors Of spain have sent a petition
TO the government asking it 20 sc-
quire paper for book printing from
abroad and sell it to publishers at
cost price Otherwise they declare
Spanish literature viii disappear from
the world market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

No meeting c. manufacturers and
jobbers was held at noon Wednesday.
A change in plans caused a post
ponement. The meeting may be held
Saturday The meeting was an
nounced for Wednesday noon at the
chamber OF commerce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

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