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Evening star., 1920-01-05
A GOLF CAPE.

Among the very striking array of
garments shown for sport wear this
year the golf cape combining plain
and plaid materials is one of the ia
vorites. Such a wrap is shown in
the sketch. 1t may be made of
heavy. blsnket-like wool material in
bright Scotch plaid. with vest and
collar of white or light-colored an
CORA cloth. A belt of patent leather
or of velvet ribbon matching the pre-
dominating color in the plaid may
be used to hold the cape to the figure
A tam to match will always be found
smart or a little sports hat such as
the one sketched may be worn, if
preferred.
These capes, now being worn in the
south and on the golf links of every
country club when the weather makes
golfing possible, are forerunners of
a wrap that will be popular in the
spring. One such wrap recently de-
signed is made of striking plaid
blanket-like fabric in various color
ings, finished all around with self
fringe and held in with belt of
patent leather. 1t is as loose fitting
Evening star., 1920-01-05

as a cape. but is really coat, with
clearly defined, though loose sleeves,
and it is claimed for the coat that 1t
is IA real economy garment, because
a very small quantity of fabric is re-
quired to make it.
OF course, many long coats will be
worn in the spring; but there is to
be a decided leaning to hip or three
quarter length models. This applies
to coats developed for general and
street wear, as well as to those clas-
sitied as sports models.
Wool fabric coats of good quality
are so expensive this season that
many women will invest in fur wraps
in preference, feeling that even
though the initial Investment is
greater a fur coat is good as long as
it lasts and may be made over many
times. The average well dressed
woman does not want to wear cloth
coat second season, regardless of
its initial cost. except for second
best. With furs dominating the coat
field for winter. there should be an
enormous demand for fabric coats in
the spring, and designers are prepar-
ing varied and interesting line.
Evening star., 1920-01-05

when put on in quarters. needs an
hour or more and should be cooked
in two waters II is good idea II
you are serving 1T with corned beef
to have the cabbage cooked for a
half hour in boiling water and then
drained and put in the kettle with
the meat for the last half hour or
more.
Winter squash which is always
best baked in the shell in the oven.
requires an hour or even more.
The best way to cook parsnips is
to pare and soak over night. Then
slice and cook them fifteen minutes
when they will be ready to fry.
Evening star., 1920-01-05

the roots which held Jerry. In a
couple of minutes that root was cut
through
Farmer Browns Boy snatched up
his coat and stepped back. Jerry was
free. He could hardly believe it. but
it was so. He didn't stop to thank
Farmer Browns Boy, but scurried
away for home as fast as he could go.
Once there. he began to think things
over and all his suspicion of Farmer
Browns Boy vanished. He knew now
that Farmer Browns Be ! was really
his friend
Evening star., 1920-01-05

Never think it is easy to dress a
Young girl Maybe it was in the old
tlays. when youth was suppressed,
when a schoolgirl ate and wore what
was given her. But those days are
over The schoolgirl today has mind
of her own, one which is. expressed
ouite freely on any subject, and her
advice about her own clothes is usually
taken.
She is often a better fashion expert
Evening star., 1920-01-05
Ship at Havana Awaits Jellicoe.

HAVANA, January 4.-The British
warship New Zealand arrived here
today from Kingston. Jamaica. She
will await the coming of Admiral
Niscount JelIicoe January 6.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29
READ THESE ARTICLES AND COMPARE THEM
UNSUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT

Latest reports from the state Of
North Dakota will not increase the
desire Of ei,e people Of other states
to copy ths experiments In socialism
adopted there by the Nonpartisan
League.
Ths current number Of the CoWa-
try Gentleman has some very inter
esting and pertinent information on
this subject, which is wholly relia-
bic end which il worth the attention
of all those who are interested for
or against The proposition Of the
Nonpartisan League.
With . staggering increase in tax
alton, and no corresponding benefits
there has already been . reaction
against the League which indicates
a revolution in public sentiment. 1t
is further stated that the various
measures now under way will certain
" bring further increases in taxA-
tion, with bankruptcy and . general
collapse Of the states finances at the
end of a short road II tho League is
continued in power.
Under such circumstances It Is cer-
tainly tho part Of wisdom. for the
other states to wait for future re-
ports from North Dakota before en-
barking upon anv similar expert
ments. Pueblo ChieftAin
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29
AND NOT a sQuEAl

The people Of New York City robbed of nearly
$2500OOO the other day this the papers had
say about it:
"A 40story commercial building will be erected on
the site the old New York Herald building prop
ago for $500 and is assessed at OOO
The people of New York created this 81 100000 site
value by their presence but they have been denied its
the Of the income from it for 20
they will be for all the comeun they discover
tho difference between man-made and community-made
wealth and realize that every individual in New York has
just his share of that $25OOOO0 he
has wealth created by his individual eforts-De
troit (Mich) Forum.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29
aEL,EF-Ar HONE A..o ABROAD

Starving Europe ID appealing to America for cid In
Austria Armenia Russia and other war-stYicken lands
Thousands for Of food this year unless
forthcoming The charitable heart Of America touched,
and it is well that it should be.
But who is to feed starving Europe? All the billions
help surplus of grain be produced in ths
nourisled stee-whoever gives funds first
converted food and food not be
exported unless more is produced
In the face Of lavish promises Of aid to Europe
the that less winter wheat has been than In
any year that the spring wheat
area will be reduced This is due in large
ure to the have that under
prices large production is impossible This can
reinedied immediately but it is time that some
steps better the condition of farmers be taken
But there a immediate fact, and this is that
in Montana and the western
Dakoas will not put crop this year because they have
no seed money to buy it The state of
North the counties of that state have gone
possible in meeting this condition But the men
sharply reduced production is too big to be met by
any single county state. 1t is national matter.
Representative Sinclair elected by the Nonpartisan
league has had bill pending in for months
propriatng sufficient money enable these farmers to
do part putting in 1920 This bill has
been by e American Red Gross. whose investi
gators report conditions the sections
rivaling those famine stricken Europe Congress- rs
this is written, has taken action
If the 1920 food production Of the United States Is
30 small that Of human beings meet death by
starvation, blame will be squarey the shoulders OF
half-dozen short-sighted so-called ieaders in the
house who have consistently refused
to allow Sinclair bill to up for vote-National
Nonpartisan Leader
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29
THE vMsELF,s.s noNoPo.'srs

81 see by the papers," declared F. Armer. that Amer
lea fortunate in the lofty character and unsesh
devoshun Of its great business leaders.
'Them's the exact words, and reckon that lot OF
other people for moren they
gotten up several big just to tell this i'm
portant bit of information to the dear peepul
But just supposn' them coal operaturs had been
crooked they make em. How could they have got
ten more profits done more damage with coal
shortages than these opeaturs with the lofty
and unselfsh devoshun7 We can't lay it to few bad
ones because the bigger they the more they got
And suppose them Standard Oil magnates out
just for the money. Would they have done worse
than sen' gas for twice as much as 1t is worth! Or
the money grabbers put any kerosene in the
stuff than these fellers doin'?
"If the 40 60 per cent which the steel magnates
been takin for the last four taken by
honest how much would crooks have taken?
Then there's them friends of the farmer the big
packers who spend several million year tein of
their devoshun No decent crook would ask than
their game of ownin the yards and everything worth
ownn settin their prices to hog shoppers and ten
mothers of what have their stuff for
why wouldn't it be a good thing to give some 100
per selfish crooks chance at of these monopo-
Perhaps they wouldn't be any modest about
soakin us, but they'd be decent enough keep their
heads shut about their character and devoshun."
The Lever law enacted by congress for the pur
curbng proteer restrain combinations which
least that the information given the public
ing the law when it being considered; however since
its adoption. when invoked against proteer has been
held unconstitutional but when its aid needed to Jail
workmen demanding better the constitutional quality
has been mentioned BY United States District
Judges has been held good law when used against
strikers and bad law when its invoked against
price raising That is the Interpretation of law which
produces Boshevsts, "outlaw" strikes l. w. WIS, and
men and women by the thousands willing to suffer mar
tyrdom for the they represent.-Hfghand Chief
Hanks Hired Man says: amt never had what they
call business experience but undersandn Of this here
law Of supply and demand is that when few feers git
the supply they kin make lot Of dough by just wait
in until the public hasta pay their demands.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29
WHERE WILL WE GET IT,

Experts tell that with the time taxes excess
profits and incomes and with nearly all tho other
special internal still in effect
ment has deficit of in this last year Of
peace supreme has recently declared taxation
Of stock dividends unconstitutional and SO
cut many millions from the nations income Congress
has put federal treasury behind the railroads Greater
military expenditures than the world has by
nation is planned Interest the debt made by the
of the previous to
the war Our soldiers and sailors who served in the
what they received
If we are rush into bankruptcy Europe has,
where are going get the money to break even!
None of great Washington have been able to
tell u.s. They have solution. They depend on drifting
along with thought that matter how much misery
they produce they and their special privilege supporters
will manage somehow to stay top
in tapping the eaed wealth that flows into the pockets
of the privileged We must have greater income evies
on large We should take taxes all the prop
erty which citizen leaves at death except minimum,
probably 100000 support his family and to give his
children little than the average start in life We
should begin levyng natural resources such a.
oil wells deposits mines and copper deposits
And great advantage of the latter kind Of taxes would
be that they produce big for tho govern
ment they force spectators to opepte or sell to
those who will this would put end to the
shortage of raw materials which Is strangng the
business of the nation.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29
RAPID eROvsTM SHOWN
~ n. o. STATE BANK
Rssssrsss Rsssh $.s,ss7.7ss IL Six
Asd HsH meatAs

Bismarck, N. D.-Total resources
Of $685., ,739 are shown by tho latest
report Of the Bank of North Dakota.
Loans to farmers Of about $3,00O,-
600 ON first mortgages have been
either arranged for or closed since
last July, when the central bank
opened for business. The old oppo-
sition perdiction that the bank would
not lend much to farmers is now
changed to the cry that the bank is
lending too much on this form of
security.
Public funds on deposit with the
bank. which are nearly all redeposited
with local banks. amounted to $l5,-
07,9l5.69; funds held for member
state banks for clearing house pur-
poses amounted to $2,175, 5,264.26; and
the Individual deposits were $780,
276.3S.
The latter figure indicates that
many people of the state are sending
money to this state-owned bank be-
cause Of the 1OO-per-cent safety af-
forded. The city of Bismarck con-
tains only about 5000 people and no
large business enterprises.
The report also shows that the
bank has accumulated $4,000 as sur
plus, houds S23,954.1O in reserve to
repay Legislative appropriations, has
undivided profits of $5,o7s.45 from
1919 and net profits of S15,154.37 for
the first month and half of 1920.
Checks cleared for member state
banks, which used to do their clearing
largely in the Twin Cities, averaged
about s1,OOO,0OO day in total.
As soon as the state is able to re-
move the court action before the fed
eral supreme court, brought to cause
delay, the bank will be be able to lend
s1O,OOO,O0O on first mortgages in ad-
dition to what it may so lend from
the banks own funds. While this
amount is small compared with the
$500, 900, 900 in mortgages, at an av-
erage of 8 2-3 per cent which North
Dakota farmers carry, the competi-
ton of the state bank with its per
cent money on long-term payments,
is likely to drive the rates for the
whole state down to a reasonable
Basis.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29
RUSSIA sIDs> ON ENGINES

Philadelphia papers under big headlines the
other day that Ludwig A. w. Martens Russian Soviet
in this country had from Wash
ington and made personally conducted inspection of the
two big plants Of the Baldwin Locomotive Works. the
request Of the management Martens is in the market
to buy, for gold, about 1000 locomotives
On the day he visited the Baldwin works. Martens bid
for the purchase of surplus locomotives offered for sale
by the department discovered be less than the
bids offered by various other European But
Martens offered gold in payment while the others offered
The demartment rejected all bids techncaity, and
called all parties to submit 1t may easily
Be that the the Soviet gold and the
Soviets will get these army locomotives.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29
eR0eev!
% head off Hiram.

Anything to head off Hiram.
That the slogan today in the councils Of the plum
derbund, tho circles of international finance.
Not surprising therefore, to hear the local organs OF
the bond clippers and the contract rggers howl pro-
German"
They hope that, like the bloody shirt. there's one
president in that old gag. They are whispering
that Detroit vote pro German"
If Hiram Johnson is getting the pro German VOTE the
United States must be pro-Geman, for he is carrying
every state in which the people vote.
Hiram johnson for America. against the Hun,
when little bevy of Wall street poodles. who
yapping him. for "peace without victory were
"too proud to fight
He is still for America thinks it's just much
to surrender American Independence to council
of foreigners Geneva and clique Of bankers at Lon
don, he thought it treason to the United States to
surrender American rights the highways to the
Hun.
The people are talking now-not the newspapers, the
propagandst and the bunco for the gamblers in
international credits.
Nebraska and Georgia have just followed Michigan
and Chicago with thunderous mos" to Wall streets
vitation to sink the American ship of in the Shiny
seas of international punder.-Denver Express
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29
RAISES wARM,Me VOICE

This is the time to tri1e with public opinion
said Senator Borah men who put up vast Of
money candidate by the public have
selfish motive 1t the act of benecence
altogether If a man contributes 100000 to a mans
pagn fund.- is generally believed that somewhere along
the expects The Republican party cannot
go into campaign with any hope of with
candidate whether General Wood else whose
nomination has been brought about by brutal and
shameless use of nc
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29
AN OPINION OF US

The brigands who the natural of Amer
have overstepped the mark in their endeavor
make the country safe for plutocracy Flushed with
victory the miners and steel workers, secured
through control of the state their agents. the Republicans
expelled five Socialists from the New York state
legislature for the crime of being Socialists The private
ownership of the earth leads the private ownership OF
political institutions for monopoly and democracy not
co-exist-The Commonwea London.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29

Saturday-had to rane as like usual
OF {. Saturday 6 euddent go a fishing.
But diddent hafta wirk in the garden.
Jake cum down & we plaid in the
house like we was bandits & finely
ma rekwested US to stop. she sed
Seize it yunguns or will be a nervus
reich if you don't SO we did. l was
lucky ma forgot to make me take my.
Bath.-Slats' Diary.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29
Hovvs THIS

"Our boys the fight the Hun
They left seventy-fve-doar jobs When they victori
ousy returned they feed by the people, they
and banquets the churches and halls
were open them AS result of this hero
ship these drafees attained of their po
and not satisfied to return to the old seventy
fveper jobs"-Dr Vosburg Longmont. in the Congre
Rational Church
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29

lubs Palmer tl,e man who the Lever Act
Ian engine OF destruction striking Aborng and =
protection to profteers far preferable Mr. Palmer
will be in early month and will be fawned
upon by every democrat in that city who Is dying to
stand in presidential possibility II Denver
housewives the gentleman how he came to
ball up sugar situation that 1t costs thu people
what should how he happened to reduce the cost
of living sp points each time he told them 1t was
coming down. how he happened to whitewaah the meat
the department of justice had got them where
tbs penitentary yawed for them, they make
his stay Denver interesting and illuminating In case
they get There is who might get
elected President democratic ticket always provided
that Bryan stricken with paralysis and the republic
cans enough declare for prohibition as
written in the laws and that man is Edwards OF
Jersey. 1t at this writing at all probable that
both of these happy results be confidently
looked Therefore the hope of the common people
rests entirely with the candidacy Of Hiram johnson, the
man today to have the confidence OF the peo
ple in the same degree Roosevelt had in the
pagn 1912 just previousy-te degree with which
Bryan their guiding star in 1896 to 1872 That the
people love johnson clear the noon day
He every state where he is the tcket he
gets paralyzing quantity where they must
write in name He has been four every
issue He fought league nations and did not hide
any subterfuge doing He did not try to kill
by reservations he sought its death in
open field In opinion this accounts in great de-
for his wonderful showing Of strength in the present
prfmars The people hate the league Of nations nearly
. badly they hated the Their whole souls
who expresses their feelings this subject
But luckily johnson be trusted above and beyond his
that question His record Governor
of California to his fidelity and indepen-
Of character thought He tanned the Southern
Pacific and led them from their foul den out into the
light day where the people could and get at
partially even, with them They longer carry
California their pocket As Senator his record looks
good from his viewpoint, and who Of that he
right? His nomination is yet certain In fact
it gravely doubt Whether big business will dare to
him down after the people have demanded his
nation To be frank with readers
believe they will but that need not defeat him by
long shot THIS is YEAR WHEN AN INDEPENDENT
CANDIDATE CAN De ELECTED PRESIDENT
All over the observe that the Nonpartisan
League steadily organizing and gaining ground This
than Colorado it is reflected in at least hf
states and argues that the dawn of draws
apace The fifty have been momentous
in the worlds history but believe the next ten
easily oushne the last five decades If read the
signs correctly will what they enjoy, beginning
very The day fattenng the toll of others
about ended.
We failed to mention in previously written Musng
that Henrietta Lake and Carlton Ss opposed HI
johnson for President. That should help little
locally.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29
SUNDAY s,sasr ausssses
By C. I. Rawit.

The night il not to inspire to best Wr1tlnX.
SHOWS unreasonable unwelcome, fall steadily from
the sadea ses Even ths priAtic coors In the nakas
where they fall between chair and the electric porch
light have beauty. for with them the thought OF
the hundreds Of heAd of cattle turned out weeks
ego ON account of the hay shortage which tonight
seriously endangered. II actually wiped The
afford the loss Of these CATTLE and the
whole needs stock than will be produced the
coming year This old world is certainly passing through
unkind realm of the past few when all
ordinary rules of life set side and chaos almost
reignk
Today we have been reading much in the current is
of papers widely separated to publication places
In the Fargo NJ D., Courier News that their
preme has ruled their law providing for one
official paper each county and that selected by vote Of
the people, be constitutional and valid There is going
to weeping wang in the business offices Of
large of North Dakota publications that
feasted and fattened only the tdbts that fell
from corporation tables but from the enforced publica
the public that told tales Of hopeless
effort to living and interest charges from Dakota
unwilling soil Thanks other legislation these latter
frequent the future in the past But
should failure the unfortunate will feel certain
amount satisfaction his foreclosure notice Is
printed sheet that did not try its daes to hasten
its insertion. We have long thought that the public
nearly necessarily elective the treasurer
or We would welcome such law in Colorado
and willing to bet money that more attention
be paid the public interest by editors than is
now the
The independent movement that today is visible in
political affairs really started with the old Farmers Al
lance those who able to recall those days, the
eighties, it is to how resistless has been
advance of independent ideas Today there arc any
genuine independents than there repub-
combined They the thinkers the
economics the and women who love their
country than they do bunch Of politicians on
earth They giving example of their power in the
way they carrying for Hiram johnson against
greatest of wealth gathered for the purpose
of naming president At this writing there is little to
encourage belief that the named by the demo-
San Francisco overcome the handicap OF the
of the past administration 1t without saying
that If any prominently named at this time for the
nomination is successful he walks through
aughterhouse open The strongest democrat
the field McAdoo and he has the misfortune to have
papan-law who was that sef-same position
framed in the counting houses OF
those expected rightly that they would accumulate
billions through then arranged for and
which Mr. Wilson would be induced to declare soon
he elected the opposite issue. But even Mr. NC
Adoo satisfactory to the cohorts OF big business
They prefer a certain thing and think that in the
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29

If our readers will carefully study
the three articles herewith copied,
they may find some food for thought.
The one preceding this paragraph
comes from the Queen Bee of the
Kept-press. Big Business early Sc
cured the editorial support of the Sat
urday Evening Post and The Country
Gentleman, both published from the
same Office and both under the same
management For consideration no
doubt, they vilely misrepresent the
organized farmers and organized la
Dor. They may safely be placed in
the list of those that seek the de-
struction of everything that makes
labor and production independent.
They consistently defend every cor
poration crook, every assault on the
nations wealth which Big Business
makes We know of no better way
than to copy their falsehoods and set
them alongside the truth. Those who
can read discrimipatingly will easily
detect which is true.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-04-29

Bill heads, letter heads. envelopes.
cards, etc. printed at ths Pilot once