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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-05-26
Hearing on Ditch IS
Auditors Final Notice of Hearing in
Ditch Proceedings.

State of Minnesota, County of Red
| wood, SIS.
In the Matter of the Petition of
Thomas Donohue and Others, for Pub
| lie Ditch No. IS in the County of Red
wood, State of Minnesota.
Notice is hereby given, That a petit
ton has been filed in the office of the
County Auditor of said County, pray
ing for the construction of public
ditch, designated and numbered by the
County Auditor of such County as
County Ditch No. 65 beginning at the
source of the Main ditch at a point
800 fit. south and $50 #. west of the
Northeast corner of Section 5, Town
ship 112, Range SO, running thence
through the following described lands,
in a general southeasterly direction,
namely; the SEA of the NEA of
Section 5, the lSWA of Section 4, the
NE1A of the NWA of Section 9, and
the NWA of the NEA of Section 9,
to its outlet at a point 1900 #. north
and 1900 it. west of the East Quarter
corner of said Section 8, all in town
ship 112, Range SO.
Branch One. Commencing at the
Main in the NEA of the NWA of said
| Section 9, thence northeasterly to the
east side of the SWA Of the SEA of
said Section 4.
| Branch Two. Commencing at the
Main in the NWA of the SWA of
said Section q, thence westerly to it's
source near the center of the E u of
the SEA of said Section 5.
Branch Three. Commencing at the
| main near the northwest corner of
| NWA of the SWA of said Section 4,
thence in general easterly direction
| in the S12 of the NWA of Section a,
and terminating at point 100 fit.
south of the center of said Section d,
as appears by the report of the Engin-
eer hereinafter mentioned and that the
names of the owners of the lands and
the names of the Municipal and other
corporations that will be affected by
the construction of said ditch, as APP
pears in the report of the Viewers,
hereinafter mentioned, are as follows,
! to-wit:
/ w. j. Wheaton, Geo. w. Whittet
John F. Knudson, Grant Martin, Tho
mas Donahue, W. FL. Gold, and the
Township of Redwood Falls, and that
the Engineer appointed by the County
Board of said County to make a sur
vey of the route of said ditch has COM
4 pleted his work and made due report
4 thereon, and filed the same in the of
flee of said County Auditor; and that
4 the Viewers appointed by said Coun-
ty Board to view the same have COM
lpleted their work and filed their report
thereon in the office of said County
4 Auditor.
And that, therefore, the County
Board of Redwood County, State Of
Minnesota, will hold special meeting
on Wednesday the End day of June
1920, at the County Auditors office il
the City of Redwood Falls in saie
4 County, at ten o'clock A. NJ, of sale
day, for hearing and consideration o.
/ said petition and of said surveyor:
and viewers report thereon; and thai
| all persons interested in the construc
ton Of said ditch are invited to appear
/ and be heard by and before said Coun
| ty Board at said time for or agains
the construction of said ditch.
L. P. LARSON,
| County Auditor of Redwood County
Minnesota.
GEO. BARNES,
Attorney for Petitioners.
| (Auditor's Seall Pub. May 1912
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-05-26

in denying a guaranteed peace to the
world in the name of the nation, its
senate has aggravated their troubles.
What is asked is little enough for a
country whose wealth and luxury must
seem to the starving hosts like an in
credible fairy tale.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-05-26
PLEA FOR THE
COMMON MAN

Any American who comes to Eng
land may be sure of a friendly well
come from friendly folk. Any Eng
lishman who crosses the sea to Ameri-
ca, as / know, of untiring kindness and
"the glad hand" Why, then, this
campaign of abuse in the newspapers !?
Are civilized peoples to go on flinging
mud at each other for sport, pulling
snooks at each other across the from
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-05-26

The sun shines brightly in the lives
of all who give it an opportunity to
enter.-Ex.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-05-26

The World is always glad to leave
the person alone who lives only for
himself Elk.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-05-26
HOW MUCH MORE !?

Iron Is assessed Z5So than city property.
Iron is assessed 500 more than farm lands.
Iron is assessed 1000 than household goods
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
HARDING INVITES
DEMOCRATS AND
ANTELEACUERS
CONFERENCES on PRESIDENT.
ELECT WITH "lRRECONCil4A.
bi.ES" 10 BEGIN SHORTLY.
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Ex-senator
Reed Of Missouri. Pomercne Of Ohiu.
and Shields OF Tennessee. all Demo.
Gratis. are among those invited by Pres.
idcnt Elect Harding o. confer with him
on the League OF Nations issue ami
other matters after his return from
Panama. according Ia Harry NJ. DaugL.
erty, Mr.. Hardings prc-convcntiOn
campaign manager. who was In Wasa.
ington today. Others asked to Offer
suggestions To the president elect, NJ.
Daugheiiy said. include senators BC'
rah. johnson Of California. LOdg',
Knox. poindcxter and. Mir. Daughcrty
thought. Herbert Hoover.
Informal conferences at Marion prob.
ably will begin about December 10, Mr.
Iaugherty said. adding that no definite
date had been set for anyone to go
there.
Some probably will go singly. while
others may go In groups" Daugherty
said There will be no prcarrangrd
schedule as To- when different ones are
tu appear
The president elect plans to spent
only "A uay IN Washington after return.
Ing from Panama Via Newport News.
and will go Immediately To Marion. Mr.
Daughcrty announced. lie said Mr..
Harding expected to resign from tn
senate soon after January /. when
Governor. Elect Davis of Ohio takes ~
ticc. Mr. Daugherty predicted that
senator Elect Willis. Republican,
would be- named tu succeed senate
Harding.
Questioned by newspaper men. Mr..
paugheriy refused 10 discuss cabinet
possibilities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
Living Costs Decreasing. Wages
Must Follow;s Opinion of Many
Leaders In Industrial World
by Associated Press

by Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Nov. % Statistics
which he slid were intended To
SHOW that there was a spirit az re-.
trenChmcnt In the nations industry
aud that wages and tho cost ~
LIVING were going down throughout
the country wcr, presented Ia Fed.
oral Judge Samuel Alschulcr today
by l.. H. ID. Weld representing
the packing companies In the hear.
ing over the demands ~ 225.00o
nacking company employers for an
increae of 81 a day In their wages.
Judge Alschulor heard the case tw6
months ago. but never rendered DE-
oision, and the hearing was rc-openct
Al she request ~ the packers. who main
tained that "the decretsc In the cost
of living which has come into bcinr
since the previous hearing should b.
taken into consideration In this case
which In the first test between capital
and labor az to whether there should
be- further wage increases now that Nv
Ing costs are decreasing"
Mr.. Weld. In his testimony today. de
clared that tho packers were asking only
tilNt NNktN wv VhN lilflNtN'Ns Nv wv
sontcd statistics gathered by the packers
from so Industrial plants In various
sections of the country which quoted re-
duciions IN working hours. the cost Z"
living and number ~ men employe,
during the past ninety days. Of th"s'
plants. five had Increased wages 10
showed no change. 936 had reduce
forces. ?2S reduced IN" number of work
ng hours and ING reduced wages main
IS by hiring new employees at reduced
nay In some cases both hours an,
wages were reduced.
Detailing the report. Mr. Weld safe
that IN South Carolina - cotton mi.,i
had rcdurcd wages and that wage rc
luctions also had been made by II IN
dusiri"s. mostly automobile. IN Ohio iei
IN Indnna. s5 IN Massachusetts. cigh
In New Hampshire. II In Missouri an
~ IN Illinois no' including packers. Th'
SO firms on which reports had beci
gathered had reduced their workini
forces hy more than goo 600 during th'
past ninety days. he said
Each of the S79 industries employee
more than 100 men he said.
In Chicago. h. declared. there hai
been an average decrease In the cost q
focd II 10 pet cent IN the last year an'
~ per cent In the last ninety days
clothing had decreased - per cent h
ninety diys. according To- Mt Weld
fignrcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
CLOSE DOORS Of
) MORE BANKS
Of NORTH DAKOTA

Ny Associated Press.
BISMARCK. y. H.. Nov. 22.-Threc
more hanks were added today 10 the
string of North Dakota financial inEt..
tutions that have closed their doors In
The last six days. due To depletion Of
'heir reserves. which officlls say II
b. part due "a failure ~ farmers Ia
meet notes held by the hanks.
The Farmers State Hank at Bed.
ford. the State Bank % Kill Deer. and
the Security State Bank at Columbus.
closed today. making nine since the
first of last week.
state hank examiner q. Y. I.ofthus
declared that crop failures or short
crops. together with depreciation IN
lands Of wheat holding by farmers for
higher prices. was responsible for IN,
closures. ~ farmers have no funds u
meet their obligations at hanks.
In many instances, II was pointed out
! by local bankers the demand ON the
1 hanks IN due To- the fact that certifl.
Gates ~ deposit. given In the purchase
= farmers notes, now are falling due
NTH the farmers meet the notes the
! banks are not expected to hc able a.
meet the certificates of deposit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
Jury Advises "Joy
Riders" Be Held
For Manslaughter


CHICAGO. Nov. ga coroncr's
iury holding the inquest over the be-
dies ~ Mnrec Ramey and Lillian
Thompson. actresses found dead In
Grant Park week ago. today recon.
mondcd that Lawrence and Harry Jor.
rcnson. Michael Cox and Marcus Brum.
berg be- held o. the grand jury and rec.
Omm, ndrd that charges ~ manslaugn'
ter BE- brought against them.
The four men were with the actresses
on 10y ride" which ended when the
women were left in Grant Park. The
two JurgruSons told the jury Brum.
borg and Cox attacked the women there
while Cox said they were left IN the
park at the suggestion ~ one ~ the
lurgenson's who. according 60 Cox, said
that they would he all right because
some copper would pick them up later. "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
MORRIS PLANS To
SELL STOCKYARDs
PACKER ANNOUNCES PLAN TO
DISPOSE or PROPERTIES To
PRODUCERS
by Associated Press.


WASHINGTON. Nov. s?-Morris
and company of the big five" packers
announced tonight that they would file
In the District of Columbia court to-
morrow n plsn for the separate dispo'
sliion ~ all stock yards and terminals
nav hold hy them. Edward Morris
president of the corporation, said that
under their plan. the Morris company
would surrender all ~ It's holdings ~
this character to the court. that their
officials would resign all executive
positions held In the subsidiary corpor'
ntions and would allow the properties
ln be administered by trust company
to lc selected 10y the court until such
time as sale To olttsidc parties could
be- arranged. II will b. the purpose
Mr.. Morris said. to sell the properties
10 livestock producers II possible hut II
not they will b. offered Ia residents u
the cities where yards arr located.
common carriers or the general public.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
KHTVA KOMICS CONSIDERED GREAT
SUCCESS, HUNDREDS PRESENT FOR
FIRST SHOW AT DEANDI THEATRE

palrolllng his beat In n military n,
manner. Nothing happened and iss
grew drowsy. sitting down upon the
driveway leading from the Enchanted
Palace he was som asleep. Evidently
he had NO fear whatever of the Corpor.
m of the Guard. who accommodating.
~ stayed away. Directly there came
"a hcyy of beauties. These were the
Oriental fcautics." and were gnrhed
In white and flowing wells. and robss
of satin and silk. They silently danced
to the soft ana sensuOus strains of tho
music of the Far East. and surely No
Muhammednn. even In the Seventh
Heaven " his Moslem Paradise has
ever gazed upon more graceful dancing.
or upon more beautiful dancers than
those who danced for this sleeping
doughboy. As these dancers completed
their dance a small girl commenced n
solo dance. She was surprisingly good
and the audience applauded heartily.
. II was too much 90 expect an honest
to goodness. rcd.hloOdcd American
doughboy 90 sleep long while thess
things were going on about him. ari
soon this one was awake and staring
with eyes and mouth Wide open, az the
dancers who had grouped around him.
W "a NlAAltik lNHNINIt ttt lIN|NfAtN
them closely and with the greatest In
tcresi. seemingly finding each une more
beautiful than the last. His INSPECTION
fiuirhed he asked them what the idea
was. One of the most beautiful o.
them replied:
"TIavc you not hcard7"
Heard what" he replied.
Tonight the Princess shall be won"
conc whatr demanded the doughb0y.
Tonight the Princess shall be wun-'
What's the matter, II she twins
now" the ruhc soldier wanted to know.
Laughter and applause from the aud.
cnte
Next there descended upon the be-
wildcrcd doughboy the Princess Beau.
tful." and her entire court. consisting
nf the Gentleman II the Court. Ladies'
~ tho Court. the i.udics-in.W Waiting, an't
the Kings Guard. The ladies' were
beautifully gowned and the gentlemcn
In the barbaric splcndor that their
monarch loved 90 gaze upon. The
Kings Guard was composed of tall and
marital men in richly splendid uniforms
and hats with white cockades. somc
intricate military forpiations were eone
through without an error or a single
member OF the Guard getting out of
step These concluded. the Princess.
Who had been reviewing the Kings
D N.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
WIFE WELLINGTON
llrnnllllIT uiIIrn
MtKUHANI kILLtU
WHEN CAR WRECKS
MERCHANT AND WIFE on VISIT
TO CLARENDON WHEN ACCI.
DENT OCCURRED

Spcrt1i 10 Th4 News.
CLARENDON. Texas, Nov. se--
Especial 90 The Newsb--Airs. John
Anderson. Of Wellington. Texas,
was instantly killed and her nus.
hand. prominent merchant at
wellington. was badly injured
when their automobile i0rned over
ln the road about four ltniles east
of here this afternoon.
News of the accident came quick.
~ 90 Clarendon and an ambulance
was rushed Co the scene with med.
cal help. Mrs. Anderson was pinned
beneath the ear when the machine
turned over on n rough piece ~
road. The Wellington man upon
extrlcatlng himself from under.
meath the car sent out immediately
q summons for medical aid for ria
wife. hut 10 no avail.
Anderson n well known mer.
chant of Wellington and had been
in Clarendon With his wife whiting
relatives here Rnd q daughter af
college. The body was taken hack
90 Wellington Tor iniermeni.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
BANDlTES RESPONSIBLE
FOR TROUBLE IN MOST
INSTANCES CLAIM MADE
aY TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

PORT Az PRINCE. Nov I3 (By the A. P).-The American
civil administration in Haiti is more oppressive military
President Dagcnavc declared the 1900 he made
today attacking the public service OF Minister Blanchard and ohn
McAhenny financial adviser OF the Black republic The president
charged that since American occupaon effective aid had been
given Haiti for development of its agricultural and industrial re-
stipulated in the treaty and that serious measure he'd
been proposed with view to placing IIas finances treaty
solid basis"
MIR McAuhemy in Washington and the minister declined
he
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23

Amarillo has fallen.
The Metropolis of the Panhandle was
taken by storm last night aud surren.
dercd at -k0nquered by
khivn komics'
The musical comedy staged nj thu
Dcandi Theatre last night by khiva
was considered the biggest hit ever reg
istercd In the Panhandle. The scenery
was the most splendid. the costumes
of the men were most gorgeously bar.
barrie and 81 the women the mast taste
ful and alluring that this great soutl'.
western country has ever seen. Moro.
over. IL can be stated without exagger.
,iinn aud without fear ~ contradiction.
that there are no moro beautiful girls
anywhere tnan right mere ~ Amarillo.
New York raves uf IT. girls--it wou' !
gu wild over some half dozen u tn
girls In the khiya komics The sing
ing last night was ~ the highest class.
also: Mrs Clinord Thompson. in the
Girl from Amarillo" was superb both
J in hci acting and singing 81 Waiting
"kisr for My Dnady." was decided
hii-Mlss Madeline sutton, who sang
IN. girls part IN the sung. which was
! n duet. made decided hit" and Har
old shancr probably thought himself
the mckicsi man IN town last night In
singing mnd acting the mans role.
The FIRST part was q musical cNtrav-
aganza, entitled "'rwclN, Ca Two" writ.
ten hy = W Nickerson. who playe I
the part of the King In this act
the time WIS given as Right Now th'
| place. somewhere Ia --F" and the
| scene the Palace of Enchaniment.
Enrhanted Palace.
IN. orchestra commenced on the firs.
~ the overture 40 eight fifteen 20 tn
! minute. and finished NJ cight.twcnts
five: al. curtain rose Immediately an 7
dircloscd % the astonished and delighted
gaze of the audiencc-Thc Enchanted
| Palace That the audience was az
urs,iatlyc and that u was In the mool
| ta be- plcascd was proved by the instar
| iancous applause that greeted the r..
! lng curtain upon one ~ the mos, beau
| uful stage settings ever seen In Amar
| illn and u was conceded hy many tha'
the director. Mr. Nickcrsun, deserves
the highest praisc for the keen sense
! u the beautiful and artistic displayed
| in the designing of this sfcnc.
| An American suldlor was on guar !
duty before this enchanted palace. "
I. was relieved by another soldier. tn
1 PRINCIPAL Duurhiuy.' played hy PRANK
\ Winkler. This relief was pertormc'i
/ In % military manner. much a. the ~.
! hght of the audience which npplaudrl
/ generously. and the doughhoy started
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
Two Killed When
Blazing Airship
Crashes to Ground

SANTONio.' Texas. Nov. 22.-Two
flying cadets. sigmund Szymansh ~
San Antonio. and James a. Turney of
Berkeley. California, were Instantly
killed at 10 o'clock this morning when
their ship crashed on the landing field
al Kelly Field No. 2. The ship caught
fire and was destroyed Syzmanski AN
instructor cadet was ~ years old and
had served several years In the army.
Turney. q years old, is survived by his
mother In Berkeley, Both men rccoiv'
ed their firs training AT March Field.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
Laws Esr Coop
Marketing For
Farmers Favored

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s-Early pas.
sage oi laws lcgalizing cooperative
marketing would De of considerable
help to farmers u was declared by the
National board of farm organizations
at meeting tWiay to discuss plans for
a farmers conference to be- held az 81.
Louis. December 10. Re-cstnhlishmcnt
~ the war finance corporation would
aiso turuisn some relief, IN the opinion
Of the board.
Members OF the board discussed
among themselves the type ui man WIN
IN their opinion should be named as
secretary of agriculture. II was as
serted. however, that no individuals
we're mentioned m this connection.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
Turk For Treaty
Revision Wants
Hands Off Policy

CONSTANTlNoPI.E. Nov. ss--Dc'
feat of the Nenizelus government IN IN"
recent election In Greece has resulted
in the Turkish government formulating
demands which are equivalent 90 re.
quest Tor revision ~ the treaty of
Sevrcs The Stanhoul cabinet, through
the Italian hirh commissioner. has ~
ouestcd the allies to suppress the intrr
allied police ~ being Incompatible with
Turkish sovereignty u also has asked
Cor the abolition of the allied control
commission and non.lntcrfsrcncc by the
allies In Turkish internal affairs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
Japs Set Fire to
Christian School
In Korea, Charge
ny Associated Press.

TOXIC. Nov. 22.--An official report
issued today says that Japanese troops
have burned the Christian school nca'
Changtoa. ON the ground that II was
n nest OF Korean outlaws. The Jill
shlmpo reports that the japanese have
arrested five Koreans NJ Nlndlvostolt
and sent them into Korea. They werc
charged with purchasing arms. II u
alleged that they confessed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
Bul Won't Move.

WY NNfofIhttu TIVE
PARIS. Nov. ?2,--The Greek lcgd
,ion here issued q denial this evcninC
of reports that the former German EN-.
peror would he installed on the island
Of Corfu. Legation officials said thcr'
was no foundation for the story.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
Todav's News Today-Nct Tomorrow

For the benefit readers and Subscribers outside Of
,n.,Io publish morning OF
hs dax l. dated When Dali, News today TO
DAYS We do puhh our paper ~ 'hr "e'" an" sen"
will date line x.,. ,,,,.,s -. =
ae, INTO our closes a Dallas time aud gives
metropolitan
l. IvE fresh ToDno carried over from yes.r
primarily afternoon service The
Nsied reliable and consequently when an article
know that Is true
The Associated carried exclusively lea amarillo By
Newspapers DAILY NEWS Publishing COMPANY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
isandIis Defeated

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.--storics ~
atrocities by United States Marines In
Haiti have been grossly exaggerated. %
declared Major Thomas Turner. for the
las, fourteen months chief ~ staff Ia
Colonel Wheeler In Haiti On his arrival
here today. His opinion was shared
by Lieutenant Walter Farrell. who
came hack on the same boat after fif.
teen months service
The marines "neyer killed without
cause ana then only To save their own
lives. % said Major Turner. While the
keople are talking of indiscriminatc
killings In Haiti. they might ask the
number ~ decapitatcd bodies ~
marines sent hack to the United
States" aiid Lieutenant Farrell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-23
Meteor Fall Sends
People Into Panic

ny Associated Press
MORGANTOwN. W. Va. Nov. ga
Residents In the vicinity 0f Klngwoo.l.
Preston county. West Virginia. were
trown into panic tonight when q
large meteor fell at HowvsvIlle, five
miles south 81 Kingwood, according 10
rnnnrla rtnnlNnd here