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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22
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THURSDAY
"THF cup or Fury


The Cun OF Fury" an eminent an.
lhors productions from the GoldNyf
studios is icturc that viii undoubt-
edly rank as one OF The most success
fsi offerings OF ihe year Il has all ,hs
elements which make good photo
play slronS story q cas- composed
ni good types and snlendia drQouor
and 'hese ihingl ia tie final analy
s.s repre- sent he ultimate In motion
picture production
The Cup ot Fury rs a novel had
na s'ill has "a tremendous sale. n
from TIE pen Of that sterling author
Ru err Hughes. and its character.
are all true 10 iiie.
Tha many thousands thrilled D,
The Cup OF Fury" as novel will
lind it q greater thriller as a picture
10 be- shown at me Pollard Theatre
Helene Chadwick bias De leading
feminine role as Mamise. the pretty
American Gin who ran away from
her early environment OF sQualor and
wenf to seek sagc career. Success
n time leads her abroad whore she
becomes an innocent factor in Ger
man conspiracy. nrovins her patriot
ism on her return 10 America by de-
ieaiinr iraii0rOus plot 10 destroy q
newly launched war vessel.
Roekciiffe Fellowes plays opposite
Miss Chadwick a. Davidge
lWo-reel comedy "Rarebits. with
Neal Burns.
BRAY Cartoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22
BAD COUCH; NIGHT
SWEATs; LOST WEIGHT
Mr.. Coleman thought his time
had come. But he s well now.

Il was taken with dry hard cough
about months aro Finally ! eoi so
sore across the chest could hardly
breathe. had nighs eweats - bad
everything would be wrineing Wet
and conghed continually until
thought 1, would XIII me. Had no ap-
petite, spent over Slo3 on doctors and
medicines. and was worse off than
when | started
"The first bottle OF Nilks Emulsion
did me more good than all the Slpe
spent for other treatment. II so0r
gave me az ood appetite, my coug1
left ne and | have regMncd the flesh
and strength | had before | was sick.
Arthur Coleman Box 2jl Helena, Ark.
You need an az petite. a GOOD stom-
ach, and some real strength II YOU
want to fight off disease Give Mllks
Emulsion trial az its makers risk
Nilks Emulsion is a pieasani. nutr
tive food ana n corrective medicin
II restores healthy natural bowel ac
tion. doing away with all need Of pin
and physics. II promotes appetite
and quickly puts the digestive organs
in shape TO assimilato food AS
builder Of flesh and strength. Milks
Emulsion is strongly recommended {,
those whom eickness has weakened
and is powerful aid in resisting an,
repairing the effects of wasting dis
eases. Chronic stomach trouble ant
constipation are usually relieved IL
one day
This Is the only sohd Emulsion
made. and so palstahle that ID is eat
en- with a spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe ylus cas-,
YOU are urged TO try Milks Emulsion
under this guarantee-TaKe six bot.
ties home with YOU. use Il according
10 directions and il not satisfied witt
the results. your money viii b,
promptly refunded. Price 60c an.
si.20 per bottle The Milks Emulsion
Co. Terre Haute, Ind. Sold by drug
gists everywheN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22
SATURDAY
JUNE CAPRICE
:lN WALKED MAey.

Mary Ann Hubbard. the heroine O,
the story i a pretty little Southerner
whose sole possessions are a faithful
and devoted colored NANNY and a
down at the-heels cabin al the oni-
skirts Of the town.
To save her precious charge from
becomins a charity child" NANNY
ases ail her savings tor a railroad
iiesei to New York. Dick Allison MAS
IN the midst OF a CAV bachelor parrr
irior 10 his marriage 10 a nreifx
widow when--in walked Mary. anu
reminded him CT his promise 10 help
her II she ever were in trouble.
That wasn't all that Mary walked
into, but the story is much better told
on the screen with Thomas Carrigan.
Nivienne Osborne. Stanley walroie
and Frances II. Gordon lending splen-
did support 10 the charming star
June Caprice
Gaumont News.
Christie Comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22
IS BASED ONLY
ON TRADITION
Ancient Religions All Had Foun-
dation in Supposed Wisdom
Handed Down By the
Ancients.


a state Of original baFbarism pre-
vailed through the fragments Of re-
mote antiquity preserved among VAR
aus nations and through al ihe re-
iiglous traditions of the aneieni world,
according to books esteemed sacred by
various oriental nations.
IN ihe Sknklng and other fragments
az Chinese history. and IN the lsaniay-
an of tie Indian Nalmic. pictures are
drawn Of the happiness end virtue =
tie first men rlaio said hat his
counirymen derived ail their kuowi.
edge Of divine ihlngs from he an.
cieuts. who. ~ he affirmed. "were Wis
er and lived nearer 90 the gods than
We"
The Egyptians heean their history
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22
1h. Emu.

'.The emu is large bird. half the
size ~ on ostrich" says Lee $. Gran
dali. curator Of blrds IN the New York
geological park. writing OF THE
Troubles Of Father Emu" 10 BOYS
I.ife. "It Is found only Ia Australia.
where there Is also closely related
bird. the eassowary. The Wings az"
rudlmenfary. so that the bird Is I'M
able 40 ~ But II does not sufer from
ibis lack. for its strong legs enable
IL 10 run with great speed and agility.
In fact. the emu is hard 10 eaten aud
dangerous opponent when cornered.
for II Is rs elusive as an eel and can
klck with tremendous forces When
engaged In combat It leaps high In
the air. and launches a trip-hammer
blow strong enough TO send a heavy
mau heud over heels.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22
FRIDAY
MAE MURRAY
The Maid Of Many Moods in
THE a. 3. c. OF LOVE"

There was q sweet young girl. ie
norant ot lie an learning. who wa.
iransplsnied into home of wealth
display and serial hfa Herel he
husband taught her "The A. y. c. oil
Love
Could she, an unknown sirl, adan,
herself TO these things
The time came. when in a crisis
he was put - the test. and then this
girl played with such verve and
sparkle. by Mae Murray. the Maid ol
Many Moods sent out her heart cal
in The A. b C. of Love Yonll
auswer Il when yoa see this hoio-
drama
DAINTY as lingerie. spicy with act
on. this dramatic romance Is splendid
entertainment for the family.
Donf miss this It's full of deli
cious bits OF hunor and charmint
Mae Murray displays tome OF the
most daring. striking and stunning
GOWNS OF Gay Paree.
Third episode. -Trailed by Three
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22

The rain had easef failing sotlly
through the dosk. 4 cool green vino
flows through tie deeps ~ cir. ihe
stars are a. wlnd-whiried frn't blown
upwards from the Tree tons. fuli-
orhed. ana with a'puise Of linme' the
moon leads q Tide Of quiet light over
the brown shores OF The world. But
here stand upon the brown shores
~ the world. ia the shine of that quiet
flame where. ful-nrbed. the moon up
lifts the dark | think only Of the
stars MS wind-whrled fruit blown up
ward from the tree tops. ! think only
of that wind that hlew upon the tree
tons where the wliirI'ng stars spun IN
maxy dance. wheI. nj hast The rain
had ceascd falling softly through the
dusk. o wind-whirtah Stars. . secret
falling rain.--Fiona Macleod.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22

who would Imagine hat SIR Walter
Scott. the great Scottish roet could
sometimes feel iazy1 Yet be SAYS that
hc often found fhe beginning of The
day's lahonr as disiasleful as 'puug'
lue into cold wai,." we shiser 90
the brink. said be, shut once lu' are
nin OF ,ieor nud energy. II DE morn
lag hours are squandered ln idlenessI
we are apt 20 think the rest or The
dav Is too short to trouble about. and
so the precious time passes away WIN
no achievement. Such q thought H-
this makes one Inclined % Obey me
advice of another philosopher. who
said "pont wonder when to do .
thing. hut 30 II now'"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22

one often near me expression
eMv child caught d severe cold which
defeio-.a.tntb diniheria, When the
ruth l. ih.f b ton Dad simply
lcn ss .ai~A Dus .inriirlasly sus-
cautihe ~ me wnraerins dipiheria
rcfs II youf child has cold when
dipshcfla Is prevalent yoa should take
him ont ~ st4oul and keen him off
the slreei until fiisys recovered, as
ihcre = hundred imes morf danger
of bis taking dipihe 30 Nhen he has q
a cold Whea ChAnJeFlain Cough
Remedy B gigen quickly cures the
cold and ipssens ihe danger of DIP
iberia 0f any other ferm disease be-
ias contracted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22
NOTICE TO SEED DEALERS

Warning is hereby given to seed
dealers not 10 sell any seed marked
V.ahility ] pct" "viable l pet. or
'scfmination pct" II Is violation Of
ne Jaw ID have seed exposed for
sale thus marked and subjects the
lcaler TO fine OF s300.--J. a. White
iurst. resident State Board OF Agri-
anlinre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22

Another Job lot Of these high grade
mems shoes now on sale English.
mahogany cali. straight last. tan ana
black sici kan-aroos s. 70. oxf'rds,
37-l. white they laisi al Lowthor q
McGregors. opposite postoiiica
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22

with dynassies OF gods and heroes who
were said 10 have assumed human
form. and 70 have e9elt among men
The golden ace OF the Hindus. aud
their numerous asaiars ~ tie gods.
are fcllons Of similar esfnracter' -
well as their two royal dsnasiies de-
scended from the sun and moon. re-
nnrkahie coincidence with which -
found 10 Tie traditions u rcru--Ds-
tro.t News.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22
EARLE WILLlAM5

Earle Williams. Nilasfaph star
las devoted most ~ his lime 10 tiiAt
coinpany's West Coast studio ia re-
cent years. bat 'ane east 10 make
THE reriuur Hunter and captain
swift two plays that had a long ron
on Eroadway a few years ago. ihef
were made famous rs tie BnrFymores'
Mr Williams Is now az work making
features at Nliaganh's Wet Coast
slndlo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22

You Canncs crpe. sckep,x-Stu.4 Yourself If
You Take ..Dodsons ISdr Tone Instead

live. ara s,raisateu vou np better ana
quicker tasn nasty caiomel aad wiz
oaf matlak y0u sick. rol Just 80 back
and get yous money
n sou AXE calnmel today youA 80
sick and nasseasel tomorrow, b.
sides. h nav saiiN4te yoa While y
SOU take Dad.0n's Liver Tone yea viii
wake .eelir great fuli of amb.
iion. and rsady Tor work or play ms
harmless. pleasant and safe % give
to children they like it
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22

Caiomc. EaHYaics rs meegrl
Caiomel acts Ike dynamite 01 a
slasglsh liver When caionel eoncs
into oonfacf With sour bile II crashes
INTO X. causing eramalns ana nausea
u you feel bilious headacns eon-
s,iaaged and .il knocked eat ilsi 60
20 Yaur druggist and get q bottle %
Dodsoa Liver Tone for a few cents
Whlea Is z harmless geee.a able sapsH-
nie fcr dangerous cai1mel Take a
spoonful aud li Il doesn't stau your
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22

So f-ar women suffer from kidney
rouole without realizing the cause Of
their sickness that this from Mrs s.
4. Mills. y r. :. Nenla. @. will BE
read with interest After taking
Foley Kidney Pins 7 surely feel like
new person Aching back. rhen
matte palms. or other symptoms should
be- eiYen pr0mtl attention.
Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22

Within Two years there are expect
Tea 70 be more than 10 900 Chimes,
Students In France taking courses Ia
higher education
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22

THE EfSr medicine yoc can ;GK,
q - "a Yourself OF hnmo.s an
siear vour ccupiesion. is Hoods Sac
iapasil.a - its also THE CHEAPrS7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22

Edgar Alien poe orphaned IN In
fancy nna adopted by a rich uncle
was aisinheriied a his uncle's VIII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22

PHONE 80 and eot yoaf little hoy'a
nifty wash suits made and all kin l.
ol lain sewing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22

cai Flower Sale SATURDAY Fresh
cor oafnations - dozen Luiz
nrY Goods Go
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-22

Notice "a real estate men My
property 1i5 South First street. is
or ihe mafkot--A T. Maasscn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-13
WOMAN IS SHOT;
man ENDS LIFE
Chauffeur and Employers
Wife Die on Road

NEW LONDON. Conn. July ia
BERNARD Geiaicd. chauffeur. who. au-
thoritles believe. shot and killed Mrs
Arthur DO Cordovl wifi. of his en-.
ployer, on a lonely road near Ston-
ington. Conn. then shot himself last
night. died in a hospital here early
today.
The shooting came a. n climax Co
what authorities said was apparently
a ioyridc.
The body Of Mrs nc Coriovn was
found lying beside an automobile In
which tho couple had boon riding
several hours Geinlcr's body was
across harbed wire fence near by,
with a bullet wound In his temple.
Between tho two WAS an army re-
volver.
Examination Disclosed a half filled
bottle Of whisky and many cigaret
stubs in the machine Valuable
Jewels and cash were found ON Mrs.
De Cordoya'z body.
she was spending the summer frr.
with her two children. a boy 81 and
girl 10. Her husband brought the
family here early In July.
The chauffeur came here with the
family. He Is married and his wife
lives IN New York city. lilo had been
the chauffeur for the de Cordova
family for two years.
The couple lcft tho hotel early in
the afternoon.
The first known OF tho affair wn.
when party OF autoista passcd
along the road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-13
KILLS SELF AS
He SHOOTS TWO
Member Of Auto Party Runs
AmuCk in East

WORCESTER. Maas-- July "a
James W. Ryce. Of Rochester. ~. Y.
ono OF n party OF autoists from Bos
ton. committed suicide b. shooting
himself on Main ~. here early today.
after he had shot Harold T.. Joyce. OF
Boston. In the check. and had at
tempted 20 KIN Abraham Smith. drlv-
or of the automobile.
Rye, previously had an alteration
with the driver regarding IN. fare
Joyc. ordered the car stopped and ms
he did Rye, shot him Jumping
from the chr. Ryco turned tho gun
on himself.
After shooting nj Joyce. Rye fr-d
n Mrs. Margaret Ribcs,. -. and
missed. Ito also firra IN smith. but
his aim was Wild. A policeman. hear.
ing tho shooting. rushed toward tho
automobile. Ryce. at the approach
OF me patroirnan. oprn~d firo. and
he and IN, officer exchanged a mum.
bcr of shots before Ryue turned the
gun on himself
The Worcester police totny had
M entire automobile party under mr..
rest. which included three men and
woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-13
AGED DOCTOR IS
DOPE PEDDLER'
Fined $500 After Pleading
Guilty

Or. James Butler. phy-tc4nn ~
Ballard. was fined $500 in tho federal
court Monday afternoon after he had
pleaded guilty 70 n grand jury indict-
nent charging violation OF the mar
cotic laws.
IL was shown by the testimony Of
internal revenue agents that DE-
Butler had bought morphine and Co
caine In Wholesale quantities., and
had dispensed II In much tho same
manner 20 alleged addicts. His
books contained morn than 300 flo
titlous names and addresses. II WAS
said. 10 account for the large guam
titles Of narcotics prescribed.
In moving for sentence. District
Attorney Saunders said that the de-
PENDANTS arc WIS the only factor
that made for leniency Of tho court.
whercupon be suggested a fine Of
$500. which Judge Rudlin accepted
DR.. Butler n %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-13
SWISS EXPERTS
VISIT SEATTLE
Inspect Farm Lands of the
Northwest

Eight Swiss importers and agri-
cultural experts. members OF tho
Swiss economic commission now
touring the United States. are in Sc
attic as guests OF the members OF the
Seattle Swiss colony. An inspection
of Oregon and Washington farm
lands has been completed. and the
delegation leaves tonight for Van
couver and Montreal. 60 embark for
home
The Swiss economic commission.
comprising 10 members, arrived in
New York ON April Is. Sixteen OF
the members have been touring the
Pacific coast. The other units Of the
commission comprise manufacturing.
chemical research and business ex-
perts-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-13
Progress Slow But
Sure, He Writes

SPOKANE. July i3.-"Hurrahs-
cbortles Mowbray Pearson, merchant
here. In letter 10 Coy. Louis
Hart 'Hurrah. / have found ons
mile post placed in accordance with
tho law passed three years ago.
That's progress, That means ono
every three ycary. % every 100
years-l5 or 20 thousand years win
finish the job. Hurrah for progress
and your Officer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-13
Body of Drowned
Man Brought Here

The body OF Angelo Rogers EN-
plUyc OF tho Monahln Lumber mill.
Monahan. who was drowned While
swimming In lake sarnmaplsh
sunday afternoon. was brought TO
Seattle Tuesday morning for burial
Funeral arrangements were In
eharg. OF johnson a Hamilton. His
body was recovered from tho Lake
by y. NJ. Wheat of Seattle. who
was fishing nearby.
Wisdom In TO put your trust IN
Providence. but It's unws-e to so
around looking for holes for provi.
dsnce 10 pun you on, Of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-13
hid IN HEARTS FooLIsuLY
MANY TINS

Instead Of sticking RICHLY 10 that
rule. Eiwcil discarded his wife. bid
in hearts fooltshly many tines and
often made Il diamonds r~chlnAsly By
playing tho Eamo that he did not
Announcing.
whrther he made mistake In
banking too much on tho queen Of
heMrts-Vioia Kmu.. Just disclosed
AZ the Miss wilson whose pink
lingerie was found In hia apartment
remains 20 10 seen Viola kRus
was divorced from Victor Won
schelrei shortly before tho murder.
II was for violation Of one primal
rule Of bridge that Anna Kane.
former hounak~~pcr. was discharged.
while a byHiander. by agreement
among IN. players. may decide any
question" sayu the book. yet he
must on no account say anything
unleS. appealed 20 and u he makes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-13

ought not be higher. And many
things viii be lower.
"if there's good crop -four
should como down TO sis or sts a
barrel"
Patten emphasized this point
with the high cost Of living
ooming down. the natural So
quence viii be fewer labor de-
mands. That viii be the biggest
Kind Of help In the adjustment
Of things generally
Spring wheat crops won't b. really
for another six 10 eight weeks -aid
Patten. We can't tell what Europe
VIII want--or what they can get: the
flrst because we can't tell yc, what
the rcst OF the worlds wheat supply
will be and the second because OF
the transportation tls-up-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-13
BANDIT VICTIM
DIES AT MONROE
Officials Are Searching for
Murderer

EVERETT. July 13.-If The bandit
is caught who shot Olaf Bergman
during boldup OF three men in a
logging camp near Sultan Sunday
afternoon, he will be charged with
first degree murder.
Bergman died in a hospital late
yesterday at Monroe. The highway.
man got over 1870 from his three
Victims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-13
BANK BANDITS
WOUND SEVEN
Escape Town After Stealing
$4,000

JOLIET. III, July 13.--After rob
fbing the PlainfieId bank, near here,
yesterday OF s12 900 cash. ten armed
bandits wounded seven persons az
they swept the streets with rifle fire
upon leaving the city in an automo-
) bile.
Two Of the seven injured were com
I, ing into Plainfield when they noticed
the machine in ditch. They offered
assistance and were shot for their
consideration.
The machine was moved from the
ditch before the posse arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-13
State to Purchase
Irrigation BondS

OLYMPIA, July 13.-Distrfct REQ
lamation bonds OF par value Of ss3~
900 win be bought by the state for
SIS. 900 TO enable extension Of irriga>
ton projects in Lake Chelan county.
II was announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-13

BAN FRANCIsCo.-AIleged 70
have been stolen and sold in San
Francisco. 300 gallons Of alcohol arc
missing from the Mare Island navy
yard. according TO William J. Jordan.
prohibition enforcement Officer Ar
rests are expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-13
INDUSTRIES ARE
LAYING OFF MEN

This is because industries have
BEEN laying on lots OF men, Patton
said Railroad conditions have
something TO do with H. But take
notice that the people ar, over their
buying fever. They are overlooked
Shoe factories are working half time.
because everybody r. overs,oeted.
The WOODEN mills Of Philadelphia also
are on half.time schcduls
Il do not SEQ much chance Of I'm
provernent In the Industrial world.
Gradually production ard demand
are reaching an aiignment--a very
healthy movement In the high co@t
OF living barometer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-13
FLOURDROP
PREDICTED
BY. PATTEN
Potato Prices to Be Cut in
Half; Farm Labor No
Ssager a Problem
By EDWARD NJ. TqIrRRy

nv EDWARD NJ. T1IIERRy
CHICAGO. July i5.--Heres I
whining ray Of hope for relief from
THE deadly II. c. L.
James A. ratten gives n. patten
kformcr king OF the wheat Pit
kSrain trader. capitalist. philanthropy
list. Is recognized as the greatest
lxrain authority In the United
States.
Patton sayw
Famine food rriccs arr NOT
coming next winter.
~Flour ought 20 COME DOWN
TO sfs or SIS barrel
Potato prices will probably be
CUT IN HALF.
Cost OF wearing apparel has
COME DOWN TO STAY DOWN.
FARM LABOR SHORTAGE
NO LONGER SERIOUS
Farm labor shortage Is no longer
- serious problem.
People are over their buying
sfever.'
Transportation tieup- may help
% bring food prices down by pre-
venting big exports to Europe.
Cost Of living generally WON'T
BE HIGHER-with some things go
ing down and NONE GOING UP
Briefly, that Is the summing up
Of the situation Patten made In an
ssxciusive interview.
puften recently was quoted as
saying he was tired OF the worlds
present strife and discomfort
nobody wishes to work and every.
body wants 20 make easy money
and wanted 20 get away from Il all
he isn't getting away from IL
ON THE JoB WITH
HIS EYES OPEN
While he has retired from the
presidency OF the board OF trustees
Of Northwestern university. wherr
his philanthrppies total a million and
half. he Is at HIS desk every day
In his office across the street from
the Board OF Trade, with one eye on
the grain market and the other on
the numerous companies In which he
Is director.
He's IS. with white hair and mus.
tache. with big jowls. steady eye.
huge frame. inclined to BE- portiy.
knotty hands with a good grip. n
wide smile-and an evcr.prcscnt
cigar. Panen Ia still in business up
70 his neck and he knows everything
there il TO know about Erain-the
foundation OF the worlds food sup
ply.
Mainly food price reduction In
the United States depends on whc;h-
- the spring wheat crop OF our
country and Canada yields hountA
fully" said patten- 81 think II will
Potato crops arc splendid
Prices should come down. We've
bcen paying 50 To $3.50 a bushcL
I wouldn't be surprised 70 SEQ
that cut in half.
SEES POSSIBLE
SLASH IN FLOUR PRICE
so when people-evcn so-caried
experts--say famine prices are due
next winter. say NOT
Even II the wheat crop tsnv boun-
tiful. do not look for higher prices.
We've got much more than enough
for ourselves. We viii give Europe
whatever transportation facilities
viii let US But even II the export
drain II a big one. prices OF -four