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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-13
BANK ABOARD SHIP.
London Institution Opens Branche.
on Cunarders.

What is supposed to be an limo
walton in banking has been announ-
ced when it was said that the Lon
don Joint City and Midland Bank
the largest private bank in the world
had opened branch offices on the
three big Cunard liners. Aquatania,
Mauretania and Imperator.
The banking service which these
new branches will give is expected
to save time and trouble for Ameri-
can travellers going abroad. Accord
ing to the announcement OF the Lon
don Joint City and Midland Banks
AGENTS, financial matters which for
merlY. needed attention before sailing
can now be attended to on the yoy-
age.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-13
Play For $500 Stake.

Baskerville. Aug. ls.-On last Mon
day morning the Oklahoma Indians
blew into town and proceeded to
give battle to the local tribe of pale
faces on the baseball diamond that
afternoon. They failed to take the
scalp of the local tribe by one score,
but did loosen several of our citizens
from their dollar with their rattle
snake oil preparation which they sold
on the street that evening. The game
was featured by the bringing into
action all the heavy artillery on both
sides. Each team secured total Of
ten hits, many OF them for extra
bases. 1t was the kind of a game
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-13

Boston ................. "A "a .449
hiduelpnla d.. Al 81 1898
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago. 8; Brooklyn, 4.
Pittsburgh. 2: New York, 0.
Cincinnati. 6; Boston, 5.
Philadelphia, 8; st. Louis, 1.
GAMES TODAY,
st. Louis, at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
No other games scheduled.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-13
LiDe Sports NeDs and Comment
Hutchinson Still
Leads Golf Field

Toledo, o., Aug. Western and
British golfers held the honors to-
night after the first thirty six holes
of the national open golf champion
ship. Jock Hutchinson of Chicago
repeating his record SO in the morning
and adding fair rs in the'afternoon
for a total OF 145 strokes. He was
closely pressed by Leo Diegel, also Of
Chicago. and James Barnes of ST.
Louis with 146, while Harry Vardon
and Edward Ray OF Great Britain
and Walter Hagen OF Detroit register
ed 147
Chick Evans. formerly national
champion, led the amateurs with IA
1850; tying With his partner. Bob
Mcdonald of Chicago. and being
only one stroke higher than Eddie
Loos, another Chicagoan.
Willie McFarlane of New York
was the first casterner in the list
with 76-T5--l51. followed by the
southern amateur champion, Bobby
jones OF Atlanta. who registered "a
14-152 Others with 1S2 included
William Mehlhorn Of Tulsa. Jack
Burke of ST. Paul. who, with n II
Wednesday was second in the qualify
I ing rounds, and Fred Mcleod, Wash
ington, formerly national champion.
Rudolph Knepper OF Sioux City.
who led amateurs in the first qualiti-
cation round with II, slumped to 81
In the second circuit, finishing with
1853.
Many experts went above 80 in
either onel round or the other and
several in both rounds.
| Aside from Evans, Jones and Knep-
per, the amateurs did not do SO well.
today.
Hutchinson and Hagen. the last to
| finish. drew the largest gallery,
| Hutchinson reeled the first nine
33. the same as Wednesday, lettering
par by two strokes. Coming home he
made spectacular finish to keep I'M
der 20. His drive was $50 yards. but
he, scloffed his 100-yard mashie APP
preach. landing on the edge of trap.
He Clipped to within seven feet Of
| the flag and his putt circled the cup
on the side hill and fell by from the
rear side. He pleased the gallery by
his finish on the final hole again in
the afternoon by driving 800 yards
to the same trap.
| Haaan played splendid golf. but his
| "a in the forenoon was overshadow c,l
by his partners 50. They both shot
81 on the thifd none and Hagen won
back three strokes by excellent work
en- the last lap. Barnes and Vardon
also had a large gallery and dis
played some excellent shots f3a,nes,
40 In the afternoon falling only one
short OF Hutchinson's record. Var
dop,s I4-73-l47 was the same as
| returned by his eountrSman, Ray.
! Among scores for the, afternoon
round and the total for thirty six
1 holes ere:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-13

A new process OF artifically agins
and hardening wood, which is new
industry of Denmark is said to give
a quality OF durability to timber here
tofore regarded as worthless. Ash be-
comes like realSteak and birch like
ma hogany.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-13

Jock Hutchinson, Chicago !. 78--I45
Leo Diegel. Chicago 74--146
James Barnes, st. Louis 80. 7o--446
Harry Vardon, England -. 73--i47
Edward Ray. England $780,. 73--147
Walter Hagen. Detroit 49,. 73--l47
Eddie Loos, Chicago !...... 74--14a
Charles Evans, Chicago -. 76--15O
Bob. Mcdonald, Chicago ~. 71--i10
Willie Mac Farlane. New York 75--151
Bobby Jones. Atlanta ...... 74--152
William Mehlhorn, Tulsa -. 74--152
=. w. Hackney, Atlantic City 74--I52
Jack Burke, st. Paul 1880. 77T-i52
Fred Mcleod, Washington ;. 77--152
4. E. knepper. Sioux City 77--l53
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-13
9oxJm1;EsaS3|
American League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago. Z; washington, 2.
Philadelphia, 3: Detroit, /.
New York. 8; Cleveland 1.
No other game scheduled.
GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Philadelphia, ca.
Chicago at Detroit.
No other games scheduled.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-13

The total production Of radium in
he United States UP to the close of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
SHERIFF HOPEFUL
DREAMER Will Be
IN CUSTODY SOON
Clues Dropped BY Charles Habig, VINO
Voluntarily Returns to the
County Jail

Following tn" return of charles ma ,
big. If R,llrHr.'. VII" recently hr"k" "a
here, II j. hoped hy ~" count! auih"r-
iilcs thai some Inc VIII h" found upon
tho wh"roahuuiS Of Ed tr"An"r. Mh'
left with IlHhiE. For tN" DAYS .aIhI
leaving tho jail t'r"an"r and llhh'E
traycl"d toy. ,h"r. and It Is hoped ina,
through tn" clue dropped by the latter
Crcam"r VIII h" arprrhcndcd.
After getting his freedom. lianiE
travelled throughout Northern ono
and later GOT INT" ""inlnunlcatlon VIII
his wifi" at Tirp"Cano". Ohio. 1"st"r-
day morning n tclrph"n" mcSSag" va, va
received ny the officials from Mrs
Hnhig. stating that she would return
her hu ;hand to the county authorities
at once. At 1880 yesterday morning
Hahig arrived Al the Jail and reported
In Jailcr Bcr. Mcconnell.
The escape was pulled orr by tne
means Of a clover ruSo whereby Hao!g
raised Dreamer from the prison pit IN
n dunn waiter and then unlocked me
dumb waiter on tn" main floor or mo
prison From tn" jail kitchen. whcre
lIahiE was working. being a trustE. IN"
two men mad" their way I" llhcrlE
through the jill rarag" at the back OF
= county hastil".
Tho sheriff and other county auihnri-
ties are IN hopes Of apprchendlhE
I Dreamer within f"W days as IL ~
! thought that his present location IS
known. lie is dup" f"nd and a well
known criminal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
THE RIGHT TOLIE" AT
THE REX THEATRE

Dolores caSsin'lli filled the large auu-
jonCe a, he Rex theatre yesterday "here
The Right Ia lac" commenced us TWO
,lay engagement. with admiration anu
sympathy in her role Of the VIII" VINO
believed that she was justified IN tell-
ing a ne. even when that lie oc-smirched
her own fair name.
Tho heroine Of The Right 20 Lie "a
summoned to New York from a convent
in Italy when her mother dies. She
becomes the ward OF wealthy archl-
'ect. who dies OF heart troubl" before
he can :eu her that in reality she is MS
daughter and his marriage 10 the w"m-
an who has been his wife FOR many
years illegai.
II this truth had not been withheld.
,'arlotta would never have been forced
into tho situation that gave conscience
less Crosby Dana q chance 20 blackma'L
her Carlot,a had become the wife or
curtis Austin and life was complete
mill the serpent entered her Eden and
was killed by her husband.
The big climax comes in the court
room when Austin ia being tried for
murder knowing her husband Will be
found guilty unless Il can be proven
nj he was justified in killing Dana.
,'srlotta takes the witness stand and
lies 10 sac he man sh" loves. Her lie
>uiIied her own modesty and virtue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
Friday,

The s. Johns Branch Of III" Woman's
Auxiliary. of which Miss Hcstcr
Rradv is president will meet at -.
J,v n,nrninp The customary sewing
fmr missions will be the program OF the
ln,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
LIQUID, Gives Prompt Relief

There is one safe. dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture and
that cleanses and SoOtheS the skin.
Ask any druggist for a 3oc or 81 bottle
OF Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
you will find that irritations, pimples.
blackheads. eczema. blotcheS. ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
Zemo, the penetrating. satisfying
liquid. is all that is needed, for it
banishes most skin eruptions. makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The E. ". Rose Co.. Cleveland, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10

Darwin found parrots on tho bleak
rocks OF Terra del F'uego. but as rule
these birds. In the native state. are
found only in the tropics
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
HARRY STRICKLAND
GOES TO MANSFIELD
well Known Employee Of tho wadding-
ton Farn to Havs Charge Of
big Ohio Academy.

Announcement was made last even
ing that Harry Strickland, one Of lh"
best known horsemen In this part Of
the co IntrS. and for the past eleven
years IN cha;se Of the horses al the
Waddington farm. is going To Mans
feld. OHIO. where he IS going to open a
largo sales stable and riding academy.
Mr. Strickland is we'll known through
out the local district and has many
friends who will ono and all wish him
success In his new location. although
they will be sorry to have him leave
h local district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
eating Rid of Colds

TIL" easiest and quickest way 10 ger
rid of A cold is To take chamberlain
cough Remedy. This preparation pas
been IN use for many years ana us
rrmedy Won usr. however. care must be
taken not To contract second cold nc
fore YOU have recovered from the hrSt
one. and there * serious danger az ms
\ man or mddl" az" or Older Snnulu go
In nod md STAY i'm bed until fully re-
covered II is better to stay in hrd
three days at the start than three weeks
later on. For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
RYMER PARDONED

Harry H. Rymer. convicted IN the
Ohio county criminal court nt emheZzie-
ment from a local firm. was granted n
pardon by Governor John j. tornwCl!
Yesterday, owing to rather "Nt-nuatinG
circumsta ices brought ont IN his hear
ing 1t was proven by cNId"uc" that h"
was attempting to replace The money
when arrested.
A number Of his friends interested
themselves in his behalf. securing n
pardon from the governor. II" Was I'M,
medlat~ly set at liberty. tie vas held
in the county Jail prior 10 beginning a
two year sentence IN thu state penlt"n-
tlary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
Kings Daughters of tho First Presoy'
tartan Church.

The newly 0rkNnIzrd I3IbTH STUV!
Class Of til" Kings daughters lr'Ir
viii hold its first meeting in the church
house of the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday February 10. at 90 o'clock
under Inc direction Of Rev. 5. NJ. CHI.
son This will u" IN" first meeting 81
the class and it Will hc for the benefit
of ali women who are Interested In IN"
systematic study of the Bible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10
Nurses Postpone Meeting

The first quarterly meeting ct IA"
West virginia nurses Association. IlS-
iriCt Number uu", has h""!I postponed
Indefinitely. WING 70 III" influenza ep-
idcmir here Mrs. Susan Il. Cooke.
state president OF the association. an
nounced Yesterday that there probably
vii! not ba another meeting until next
NurIl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-10

and branded her scarlet woman IN tno
eyes Of the world, hut in the eyes OF
hcr husband. VINO learned the whole
truth. she was one OF Goa no9tes'
women.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20

While we all rejoice in the development of this wonderful new industry ev- cry level-headed land own CT must realize that while the success of Pima cotton has been a wonderful factor in the valleys development there is exceeding danger in getting too large a percent age of our lands into this one crop, or cropping them for too many years in cot ton.
 We must not forget that the greatest safeguard for the continued prosperity of any agricultural commun- ity is a system of sound agriculture based on diver sified farming with intelli- gent crop rotation, and that cotton might become our master instead of our ser want should we follow the disastrous experience of the South in becoming practice ally one crop community.
 It is very probable that under an intelligent system of crop rotation we can maintain successfully from one third to one half of our irrigated acre. age in cotton, or from 90,e00 to 140000 acres per year. but we cannot dodge the fact that the growing of cotton is 2 tremedous drain on our desert allu-
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
 AT MONTGOMERY IS
 IF MUCH INTEREST

The annual cotton conference of the American Cotton association to be held at Montgomery. Alabama, has been postponed from February 17-20, to March 9-12. 1920. This postpone ment has become necessary on account of the enormous detail in connection with the preparation of the program and work for this most important meeting.
 Many subjects of intense interest. not only to the cotton industry, but to the entire south and nation will be discussed and definite action taken upon same at the conference. Among some of the important subjects to be handled .will be:
 Uniform warehouse systems for the entire south with a warehouse for each county. owned and controlled by the people of the county, sufficient to hold the cotton produced therein. Uni form warehouse receipts.
 A spot market exchange in the south.
 The labor question will receive very careful attention. there being a short age of labor, and this will have a marked bearing upon the crops to be planted in 1920.
 A permanent organization, including every county of every state where cot ton is grown will be completed at this
 fronfip,ed m pa1a sa
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20
PAST YEARS CROP
 PROVED PROFITABLE
 FOR LOCAL GROWERS
BYL. M. HARRISON U. 5. Bureau of Crop Estimates

While the past season has not been as favorable for the production of Pima cotton the preceding the high price received by growers has made the past year very profitable.
 The present Arizona Pima crop will be about 10000 bales and will bring to the growers about 900 for the lint and seed This compares with 36 900 bales last year with total value of S12,OO0000. No official est mates have been made of the probable for the coming season. but many private estimates place the age between 1250 900 and 150,00O acres which should produce under conditions more than 60OOO bales
 One of the most encouraging features of the present situation is the fact that large buyers offering to contract for the 1920 crop minimum price of 60 cents per pound.
 With demand far in excess of the present or pros pectve supply and with only relatively small that be planted to long staple cotton Arizona growers of Pima cotton in strong economic position. That the present high price will be maintained is hardly probable Like all commodity prices the price of cotton will doubt decline when the present period of imitation shall have passed However with the decline in the Sea Island n dustry due the boil weev; with reduction of the Egyptian crop due to the ravages of the pink boil and with the many increased for long staple cotton will doubt maintain relatively high price level for several years
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20
DAILY CAPACITY OF GINS
 TN THIS DISTRICT EXCEEDS
 FIVE HUNDRED BALES A DAY

The ginning capacity for ten stand gin is from from IS to 20 bales for two shifts or one day Ten bales of 500 pounds each is 5000 pounds shift 10000 for day. lint cotton
 The district has eight 1Ostand gins 16-stand gin 22stand gn two 12stand gns 15-stand gn four 20-stand gins, one 24-stand gin and 4-stand gin Nineteen gins in all and 265 stands.
 Figuring two bales of cotton to stand, the output for day will be 53O bales.
 Gins worked to capacity during the 1919-192O gn- ming There remains some cotton still to be gn- ned The output for the be estimated at from 65OOO 68,0O0 bales. is double the production by bales of that for the 1918-1919 season.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20

vial soils, and that it is sound judG- ment for every farmer to so balance his farming operations that he keeps his cotton production down to not ex- ceed one-half of his total acreage.
 A number of the large land owners in this valley, thi2king more of the fu- ture than of tIfG immediate present are now putting this conservative pol icy into effect, and it is certainly the time for Us to keep our heads and not go cotton-mad.
 We have already learned the value Of cooperative organizations among the growers, and to thoroughly safe guard the future of this great industry these cooperative organizations should receive the vigorous support of the grower. With the construction of substantial warehouses controlled bv the growers for the purpose of storing cotton on which loans and insurance can be obtained at favorable rates. and for the further purpose of extending the marketing reason over longer pe- riod preventing the congestion which has sometimes resulted in a softened market. long step forward will have been taken.
 We owe great debt to the depart ment of agriculture for it's thorough going cooperation in seed selection and its scientific thoroughness is help- ing us to maintain the highest tyne of seed. This seed selection must be con tinued as the purer and more rnor- oughly selected the seed the more def mite will be the success of the in- dustry.
 This district is now recognized by the cotton spinners of the world as a section which IS producing finer and more uniform type of long staple cot- ton than is grown in any other portion of the world. Let us capitalize this demand by keeling our production within reasonable bounds, that we may not only reap the benefits of the price on our quality cotton, but may main tain our soil fertility by building up and conserving the productiveness of our land. Let us not forget that the reliable old alfalfa and the dependable dairy COW will always be fundamental assets in our continued prosperity.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20

EuIOpe pTact1ca11y ceaHed UI 1Ung sIdp1e cUCCOn and abroad for the exceptional type of Pima cotton which has been developed in the Salt River Valley the creation through organized effort of vigorous local competitive market have resulted in such astonishing prices this for Pima cotton that the in lint and seed from this crop in this valley this year will probably equal $18oooOoO for cotton lint and approximately $2oOOOOO the Salt River Valley Reclamation Project including dam power works and canal systems.
 This is a marvellous record and has spelled unusual prosperity for this district The result has been pshed by steadfasty maintaining, often in the face of strong opposition high standard of but type of perlatve quality cotton and the valley has learned the lesson that experiments with inferior types of cotton are too dangerous to be considered.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20

 Narn we not he O $ AfcFarl at handle be obta tined.  be in the
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20
MARVELLOUS RECORD
 MADE DURING YEAR TN GROWING COTTON

Everyone Rejoices Over Development of Wonderful New Industry, But Ranchers Urged to Look Ahead In Or der That Danger of Carrying Too Heavy Crop May Be Avoided. System of Sound Agriculture Advocated, Including Intelligent Crop Rotation
 BY DWIGHT B. HEARD
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20
Approximately One Hundred Thousand Acres of Snowy White Fields Produced $20000000 For Men
 Who Had Faith in Cotton

87,QOO ACRES OF COTTON PRODUCED 10000 BALES PAST SEASON, EARNING MILLIONS FOR RANCH FRS OF THE SALT RIVER VALLEY.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20

265 GIN STANDS IN THE SALT RIV E R VALLEY TURNED OUT OVER 800 BALES A DAY DURING THE BUSY SEASON.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-20
STATEMENT AS TO NUMBER OF BALES GINNED IN VALLEY
 UP TO FEBRUARY 19, 1920


 
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Arizona republican., 1920-02-20

(Continued on page 9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-04
VYSLEDEK JE SLADKY.

Vite, co pravila veverka o
orechu? "SSupka je horka, ale
;adro ie sladke". Stara baJka'
ale porad pfavdiva. Trinerovo
L6civ6 Horke Vino take chut-
ma trochu nofce, ale vysledek
ie velmi siadky. Odstrani vsech
ny odpadkov6 latky z vnitrno-
sti, udrzi je V cistote a doda
YAM zdravou chut' k jidlu. Od
rama do vecera citite |se zna-
menite. Tento sladky vysledek
ucinil Trirerovo Lecive Horke
Vino tax obiibenym, re kazdo-
rocne je pctrebi rozsifovati Ia
vod. Prav3 nyni byly zbudova-
ny pirikoupene budove dive
move nadrze, kazda ma 20 900
gallonu, move stroie lahvovac1
a ma lepeni Stitku byly postave-
ny. a vyroha znacne Zvysena,
Jenom stara zakladni zasada
zustava beze zmeny: TO neJ'
lepsi jenom je dosti dobre pre-
nase zakazniky". Jste-ll u sve
no le arnika nebo obchodnlks
s leky, stujte na tom, re musi
ie dostati puvodni lex, Trlnero
vo Le5ive Horke Vino, a odmlt
a nete jakoukoli napodobenlnu
! Vas dodavatcl ma ma sklad
tez Trinerovu Angeliku Hof
J. kou. Trinerdv Mirnltel kasle
Trineruv Ljniment atd. - Jc
= seph Triner Company, 1884
}. s. Ashland nve.. Chicago; III.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-04

ma jizni strane, musi byti i
hned prodan;; snadne podmin
ky; prjimou Sc tez l neb 2 To-
ty ma vym6nu.
Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
ave, rob Fulton rd., Harv.
1857, Cent. 1858. g
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-04

PRODA Sc farma o 18ti a
krech, hodicf sc k drubeznictvi,
10 minut cesty Cd Brecksville
Center a Royalton Rd. Je tam
dun o lott pokojich pred 6ti
loty vystaveny. Pekna poloha a
dobra puda. Musi byti hned
prodana a proto se da "a cenu
"a kterou Sc tamnejsi dun
sam nepostavi. Haste Sc I
VIM. M. Hahn, 1894 East 1le
ST., Kinsman kara, 90