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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
GOV. COX SCORES /
KIND Of ADVICE
HARDING SECURES
SAYS FRANCE DENIES ANY RET.
ItfSENrtTiyE sOt GliT THE
SENATOR.

In'FFAl.O. oct. Preaching his
league uf nations gospel today "a
northwestern New York, Governor Cox
renewed asSiults against Senator
Harding for alleged "wigglng and wOb.
ding" upon the league issue.
To six large audiences nt Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo. and In two rear
platform addresses On route, the candi.
date carried his prcachhcnts upon the
league.
At the lIruadway auditorium ami
on swc" Hall here tonight Governor
Cox declared that senator Harding had
made q slip" IN stating that he hal
ocn approached "unoificially' by u
~ 'nch representative regarding "a
urld fraternity
9TH. French government" said
t,n,'rnor Con ",cry promptly and
properly denies that there have
hcc'i any official o,eturcs Of any
i,md
u want ~ ash senator Harding
Wli iher Il " not true that the
representative Of France was not
Maurice DE- kobra ~ parisg n
thi, bc true. and ! have strong rea.
sons for believing that u u. we
ht,e an Instance Of the kind 0f
counsel he VIII seek In interna-
tlnnnal aiiairs."
Governor Cox said that Mr.. De Kobra
e uurrcspuhdcut fur the Paris La Isib.
u who recently travelled with
the governor before going TO accom-.
.Hu. senator Harding was an author
IHl humurlst
The democratic nominee asserted
I sat his opponent had voted against
ely proposal OF sclf.detormination Ia
Ur senate from the beginning of his
service until now. including every pro.
81 iur the freedom Of ireland.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
Permanent Tribunal
Will Be Discussed
at Hague Conference

iil N.suf laitd Pres.
WASHINGTON. oct. iS.--plans for
D. I'uuucut international tribunal NJ
drawn at the recent conference at the
Hague which was attended by Elihu
Root. viii be- among the subjects 10 b.
Huurht mp at the meeting " the cour.
.i O tH' IDiEu, ul nations at Brussels
NtUu.e.lH'
Official Information received today
Uy tbr state department said cuns!dcrd.
ton at this subject would be- pro.
pufd hy the representatives of France.
Representatives uf Great Britain. nc.
,uuliug tu the dispatches. are to bring
up the question II the future status
uf the Aland Islands
other matters proposed Tor considera.
tiuu include the recommendation IL
ihr Brussels international financial
conference tn consider the Danzlg
t,phuH and the responsibility of tho
council of tho league as 10 the terms
ut certain treaties.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
Grand Jury Investigates
Fixing of Games In 1919;
Expect No Other Scandal

ready rcccivcd. Mr B,ploelo said but
th" iuty plans iH dvlNr tomorrow 10.
most tN,luriN,y into the ramiliuhtiuu
ul an alleged rnmlhng ring which
sought g. control the annual champion.
shin s,riys
iirsid,~ attempting tn pro,ur, ,yH
dcucr against M. world Series "ONors''
th" jury Will luuh into BASEBALL uuuIs
Nineteen witnesses have brCn Euhpurn.
a'-l 10 appear tomorrow including Arm.
Old Roihstpin uf Sew York, Abe Atcli.
former f-nth,rW,irht boxing champion
thr-" 81 t.uuis wyu. Han Johnson.
John Hrytilcr aud ether major league
Officials n " not l"hrvcd. however.
tha, either l,uih.tcin or Aioll Will ap.
pear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
FEDERAL EXPENSES
ARE Shown LARGE:
BY REPORT ISSUED
NEARLY TWO BILLION DOLLARS
IIR tIlONE. SAYS REPORT.

WASHINGTON oct Is Govern
mental expenditures fnr the month oi
September amounted Co more ih1n
81 "a O00 00o. while for tho FIRST ihrc,
months ~ tho fiscal year thc total Wns
over S3G9n 0OO 600. Hrrutdinr 10 M,
regular statement issued TODAY hy tho
Treasury department Ordinary 'Npeud
tur,s cor the month Amounted o. SiNG.
1stGlt. including disbursements 80 the
railroads tuallug tl7a.7as SO for
claims growing uui of federal control
land mNm, uts made under the irInspur.
tatiuu act War department vNpondi
iur.s were next. amounting 90 Si03.Tsl.
.O1-. Including sJ, .lG4g4t uild thn rail
r.ud administration Tor TRANSPORTATION
during IN. Wir
Payment ~ $50. 900 0oo tn the ship
ping ruari ly the war department was
also shown.
ENu,nditur,s fu the public l.h' dur
ing tho month tptlll.d ~ NiitT.liosia. 81
which Si.3ls a,0 iOO applied tn the rr
domptiun ~ certificate ind,hi' 'dn,ss was
the largest item.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
Rr A..nelAlrl rfr...

~ Associated rrrss.
tlilCN,lo. oct iN-Thp Cuuk ruun.
~ grand jury investigating the base.
hall Sansal durs not expect further
Testimony mplicatlng major league
players IN gambling and game throw.
lng' hut viii devote it, future sessions
to procuring evidence against the men
whn are alleged to htN, fixed" the
1919 World Series hN brihing chicago
American League players to lus' rlmvs
Ia the Cincinnati National League
team, acCui,liug tu "a statement tonight
Nv Hartley Hrplurlo. prosecutor 70
charge oi the inquiry.
Further indictments might De- Not 4
against Major League players. ho'v'
ever, on thu strength ol evidence al.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
GIRI. II FORCED 10 RIDE
M iRS FATHER TlIitf NTENEn

TT WORTH. Or' IA Forced AZ
N" puiu' ~ a pistol to tnk' nm auto
mobile rode and listen int rf'r"1 min
uirs to threats against the iIfr Il hor
futhvr and prsnral injury q" herself
Wa the experience uf Mi9l Mahsl
clark. pr,tiy go year old daughter ~
sheriff sterling H. CLARK. VI TarrJnt
county,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
Two Sets of Electors
in South Carolina to
Act for Republicans

SPNliTANurRG. $. G.. oct Is
rvH s.ts ~ electors viii appear under
the republican dc dgnation on the hal.
lots Go be- used in South Sarolina N
.Hu .H.HI.If election. The Adams
faction of tho party today announced !
90 had nominated an electoral ticket
wn.ls thr T,.Lrrt faction chose "A set
,f ,.' tufs c1,y IN the campaign. The
AlIp.s ,Ftits consist of six white
u'n twr r.ft..es and one negro wo.
man. Tho electors of IN Tolhert fac
fI.f "hi"h "H racorriv = hy the ~.
publican national convention at Chi.
asU ,aatlst q itrv White men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
ANARCHISTS ATTACK FORT
~ r TROOPS REpl l.SE THEM

ROME, oct Anarchists today
attacked the Aurclilno furt. situated
a few miles from Rome They wcr. r..
pulsd hy soldiers after short ,N.
change uf shots
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
SIN DESTROSERS ARE
ORDERED TO BLACK SEA
IN A.,oelaird rtns.

WASHINGTON, Oct iS-SiX de-.
stroy"rs hay" been ordered Ia the BLACK
S,a hy tho navy department, To- relieve u
squadron ~ dcstruyrrs In the force as.
signed To- Turkish waters under Rear
Admiral Mark l. bristol
Tn" dcslroyCrs relieved will ioin the
Asihtic fleet Those ordered To- the
BLACK Sea are the Williamson, Childs
Reuben James. SturtcNant, Mcfarland
and sands
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
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SENATOR 4. 4. SWANSON
IN uIIENIl STRIkE<

Nv NNNIHIlIVU I'TVNS
Roanoke. Va. oct. tS---l'nitod
States Senator CLAUDE \. swan
sun uf Virginia, suffered u heart
attack tonight while making q
speech nt democratic rally. The
meeting WAS clt ed immediately.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
Gold Ilrourm from England.

'
NEW YORK. Oct iS-Thc steamer
st raul brought 81. 900. o1o In gold here
rom England tulay tp pay Great Int
aims interest un the war debt In this
'pun,ry II WIS consigned to the Ted.
rial Reserve Hank and kochn, Loeb
a CO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
HARDING SAYS FRANCE Sent SPOKESMAN TO HIM
LEAGUE TO ENFORCE PEACE.
LETTER FILES MADE PUBLIC
NtT:JNAL LEtGtERS ARE
IN FAVOR OF AiiiOG ATION
on EXISTING AGREEMENTS,
Iy AssOCilird Prcas

~ fNN"TH IIITFTW T-IVHF
2 CHICAGO, oct. --llcprCscn.
= thtiN"s Of every National League I
I baseball club ana three American .
q loaiaic clubs tonight went on .
J record as tavorng ahrogution ut {.
, III" National agreement between
, professional leagues Resolutions I
, adopted proposed complete rc. .
: organization IT baseball with the
. national commission abolished I
, and a civilian tribunal of three
men not financially interested .
In the game IN complete control .
} The action came after confer, I
} CnCe lasting more than nine I
hours, +.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-19
a private citizen
IIardIng's RcnlN

llardlng's Reply
The text uf senator llarding's letter,
sent IN reply tu one from the president
asking whether the senator had been
correctly quoted IN his Green Castle
speech ia nE follows.
"Doli Nh President
~ have before ino prVsa COPY II
your letter tu me ui this date, though
| an not IN receipt uf the ufiginhl
COPY ! ann glnd tu make u prompt
reply.
III IN very gratifying that YOU hest
tate 10 draw infcronrcH without my
assurance that ! am correctly quoted
The quotation MS reported In your lc,
ter ~ now exact The notes ct tho
stcnogrnphrr reporting remarks quote
me ~ snying'
France hns sent her spokcmnon "a
me Informally. asking America In its
new realization of the situation a. lead
The way Tor IN association uf nations
Ills Construction.
II nm sure that my words could not
be- construed tu aiy that the French
government haH sent anyone To ne.
The thought I WAS trying tu convey
Sas that there had com" to m" thoA'
Nho spoke a sentiment which they
w w WY lNNANNAANA MNNNWA
the French people. but nothing could
suggest the French government having
iolnt.d the prOprlotics uf international
citations Official France would never
sck to gn over your high Office ~ our
hicf executive To- appeal to the Aincr
an people. 90 any portion thereof
Il can nrc nu imprupricty In private
ltiz"ns of France. or in Americans
l.oply friendly Ia France. expressing
10 mr their understanding of Hcnu.
ont that friendly republic
No Private Citizen.
o. is not important enough to dla
s perhaps but | very respectfully
lgr that nn Informal expression to mo
rather more than that 90 a private
tiyon. ! hold q place as a member
oi the foreign relations committee II
Ihc tultJd StItV senate, which IL
Iug u with certain constitutional nu.
IAnty In dealing with foreign rel
Uua. aud | um necessarily conscious
.it I uu the nominee uf the r'pJhli.
90 party fur president ~ our rrpubll"
In the combination uf these two pu
atoms u ought not h" unfromingly
nat some very devoted friends ui u
YcW aud batter relationship among ma.
ions. no matter whvuGs they come,
,huuld wish to advise me relating Go
splratiuns tu cuNupofatc with our own
public iu attaining that high pur.
.,s" let m, assure YOU again ut the
ilsrryau,r of an the prophecies aud
gain assert that thr French govern
.rnt has maintained that great respect
ir your position 90 which | myself
lHs.tihp.
with great respect | am.
"NcN Truly
"MAHHEN a. HARDING"
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lconiipued on Page siSJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01
COP. WOMEN NAMED to-
GREET MRS. COOLIDGE
Will Act as Hostess at Lunch
con Monday.

Thirty women have been appointed to
of the Republican nominee for Vice
President. at the reception Monday af-
ternoon in the Vanderbilt Hotel. Mrs.
Coolidge. who arrives the same after
noon. will be accompanied from Boston
by Mrs. Frank ". Stearns, wife of one
Of Gov. Cooldge's closest friends. The
the Della Robbia Room. will be pre-
coded by campaign luncheon in the
Far East Garden.
The reception committee. which is the
same group of women recently appointed
by Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore to act as
an advisory committee to the Republi-
can Women's State executive commit
tee. of which she Is chairman. are : Mrs
John T. Pratt, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
Mrs. Cortlandt Nichol. Mrs. Peasants
Pennington. Miss Juliana Cutting. Mrs
John S. Sheppard. Mrs. Olive 5. Gabriel
Mrs. Herbert Pratt, Mrs. Margaret Crum-
packer, Miss Laura Skinner. Mrs. Mary
Hatch Willard, Mrs. Albert II. Gleason,
Mrs. James Wentz. Mrs. Peter Finley
Dunno. Mrs. Frank Bethel. Miss Sarah
Butler. Miss Agnes Laut. Mrs. Horatic
Shonnard. Mrs Coffin Van Rensselaer,
Mrs. James Blake. Mrs. Finley Shepard
Mrs. James F. Curtis, Mrs. James r
Parsons, Mrs. John Prince. Mrs. Ogder
NJ Reid. Mrs. Oscar Straus. Mrs. Elor
Fl. Hooker. Miss Belle Gurnee. Mrs. J
II. Choate. Mrs. Whitelaw Reid and Mrs
Charles Evans Hughes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01
HARDING'S MIND
IS STILL OPEN ON
PLAN FOR PEACE
Has Not Pledged Himself
to Any Leader of Many
Schools of Thought.
! STRIFE RUMOR NAILED
Report That Johnson and
BOrah Will Break Away
Declared False.
HOST TO WOMEN TODAY
5000 Will Gather at Front
Porch to Hear Address on
Social Justice
STRIFE RUMOR NAILED
HOST TO WOMEN TO-DAY
BIZ staft Correspondent o, rnE HERALD.

By staff Correspondent o. TIE HERALD.
MARION, O., Sept. Ex-senator Har-
ding has pledged himself to no one
leading, or assuming to lead, the va
rious divisions Of sentiment within the
Republican party over what should
be the attitude of the next Admin
istration toward the League Of Ma
tons or n league of nations.
He has not written to Senator john
son or Senator Borah or Mr.. Taft or
Mr.. Hoover that he would do thus and
so about any plan Of world associa-
ton which may come before him as
President. His attitude now is pre-
cisely what it has been since the
nomination came to him. He stated
it at Baltimore the other night In re-
plying to q question from the floor:
The candidate Of the opposition
party is in favor of going into the
proposed League of Nations. AS for
me and the party l speak for we are
not in favor of going in. When the
proper time comes shall be in favor
of a plan of world association which
Americans can stand behind"
Firm Against Wilson Plan.
Senator Harding does not see how it
is possible to be more specific. He has
IN boil
lean can have anything but adherence
for certain features of the covenant,
particularly Article Y. He has stated
frequently that the United States cam
not avoid its place In the reorganiZa-
ton of civilization and in the prevention
OF war, and that the conscience of the
country as interpreted by him will pro-
duce an association against war that
will not wreck the Constitution. All this
he has told Senators Johnson and Borah,
Mr.. Wickersham and many others. all
OF whom thoroughly understand his at
ttude.
He discussed this phase of the cam
pagn to-day with the correspondent Of
THE NEW YORK HERALD, the point hav-
ing arisen when an article in an Ohio
newspaper friendly to the League Of
Nations plucked out OF the air n rumor
that both Johnson and Borah were go
ing to quit the campaign because Of dis
satisfaction with Harding's attitude.
This story, which contained no trace of
Authorization, was Of no consequence
In itself to Senator Harding. but It
seemed to reflect the persistent efforts
Of proponents of the league covenant to
make trouble In the Republican ranks.
From that point of view the Senator saw
fit to restate his position.
As matter Of fact. there isn't the
slightest truth in the suggestion that the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01

Harding and to Richard p. Ernst. candi-
date for Beckman's Senate seat.
AS for Ohio, the home State. the bat
tie ground of the whole campaign, Ohio
that went to Woodrow Wilson four years
ago, there Is more news of this char
acter. too good to be true" for the word
is that Ohio Is no longer doubtful; that
many thousands of Democratic business
men with Influence in their localities are
openly for Senator Harding: that labor,
, though friendlier to Gov Cox than to
Senator Harding. is divided as usual and
cannot be delivered by Mr.. Gompers;
that, education has turned many thou
sands of Democrats against the League
, of Nations proposal. and finally and per-
haps most important that the drift to
Mr. Harding among the women voters Is
very noticeable The newspaper polls.
that taken by the Cincinnati Enquirer
for example. would indicate the truth OF
J the assertion that the women folk are
| looking Republicanward.
Tomorrow will see one of the largest
of the front porch gatherings, for more
than 5000 women will come here for
! 'Nomen's Day and to hear the Sem
ator's address on Social Justice The
! committee that arranged the meeting Is
composed of Mrs. Richard Edwards OF
Indiana. Mrs. Raymond Robins of Chi
cago and Mrs Mary Roberts Rhinehart
of PittsburE. There will be special trains
from Chicago. Dayton and Columbus
! Many women of national prominence are
| here tonight including Mrs. Alice
! Roosevelt Longworth. Mrs. Corinne Rob-
inson and Mrs John Glover South OF
Kentucky. One of the features of the
! demonstration will be the attendance OF
a group of young women. daughters OF
! foreign born parents. in the costumes OF
| the countries their fathers and mothers
| came from.
The meeting will be as far from parti-
!, san as possible. for women of all parties
(, have been invited to come to Marion. and
the address is non-partisan. The woner
visitors will be presented to Senator
Harding by Mrs. Robins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-12

WANTED-At once Accountant Bookkeeper Bill clerk Stenographer Timekeeper Typist
 THE COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
 1109 Empire Bldg. WANTED-Competent and reliable super intendent and manager for coal mine with about 200 tons per day output Rel erences required. Address. D-1, care AEe-HerAld.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-12

WANTED-Young woman twhitel: rood < cook: light work: good pay. Apply hs-
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VOCATIONAL TRAINING 4s WANTED-One of two young women with, at least high school educa- tion to take course as technician In medical laboratory. making exagina- tions for physicians; board and room free; also incidental fees during course; very strong demand and ex- cellent pay for services after grad nation; communicate with Dr.. W. c. Jones. Laboratory, South Highland Infirmary or St. vincent's Hospital
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EMPLOYMENT
DRUG BUSINESS FOR SALE

On account of the death of the owner and the desire to wind up l., estate immediately, I will sell drug business, including stock, fix lures, accounts and splendid four-year lease at very reasonable fig ure. Business located in 10000 population Alabama town. Wire or write 426 Bank of Commerce Bldg, Mem phis, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-12

\ WORKING foreman wno knows the grades of rough pine lumber. to see that
 lumber from 20.0oO capacity mill is
 properly handled from the trimmer through dry kiln, dry storage shed. on the yard. and on timber dock. Address West Memphis Lumber Co.,. Red Ray. Ala Send refereness etats oalary
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PAYING BUSINESSES

For sale. Birmingham district. all over Alabama and the south. The South etn pusiness Exchange. Inc. Ee7-t0e EmpiFe b1dg. Main oeoe.
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HELP WANTlcr-FBMAl AlE WANTED-A CAPABLE UNENCUMBERED MlD- DIE AGED w HITE WOMAN FOR GEN ERAL OFFICE WORK; PREFER ONE WITH SOME STENOGRAPH10 EXPERIENCE; GOOD SALARY AND BOARD TO RIGHT PARTY. ADJ DRESS WAS, c AR E AGE-HERALD.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-12
HELP WENTED-NALE

WANTED - Cement mill mechanics and common labor for old :, Coosa plant, Ragland, Ala, now being remod- eled. Apply w. H. Green, Superintendent, Ragland, Ala.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-08

RABBIT-RABBIT- RABBIT-LAST CHANCE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-08

vile chamber Of commerce whereby Il
Yankees and Brooklyn Robins VIII q
az Jacksonville next spring 4 SOS
Of exhibition games VIII be
for teams by the chamber Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

'OR sALE-DAndy scratch paas. only zoe
pound. Al Evening Herald business Of.
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TOR SAIE-TypcwI1ters =

FOK SALE TirEwRITERs-An kinds,
both rev and second hand, bought. sold
rented and repaired. Alhuauerque TypeSfit
fourth st.
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EnR SALE

$1,000 room brlrh, siaceosd, modern
large sleeping patch. east front, W
bcxiht. An ward. near car hne.
". 50o-fivs acrss q land aud a.room franz
huuse on North fourth street read
barn and other oufbnlldlnfa,
~. soo-sreom brisk, medern. in raod coo
ditian, Fourth ward.
~. 50O--Twofamily briek house. 4 rooms
aud ham on r1eh Side; good close
In ~locution. Third ~aFd
t~s.sOo-Groom briek, modern, fireplace.
aieeping porch, hne brick Fhrane,
cosner lot bOait2. Third wsrd
close In
A. FLEISCHER
REAL ESTATE FlRE AND AUTOMOBILE
lNSuRANCE. LOANS.
Phone o7t. ~ South Fourth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13
ADDING MAUHINEs

DALTON Addiug and Calculating Machines
sales and Service maiuiuined, Fhun'
SOIL i22 South Fourth 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-13

40 rno f1raum modern frame. sidnt
1880 faandatIqn. thlnFIe Ifrul frrfg
and back -ncrtenfd porfhaa seed tiand laE
t1Nnat. This u close ~ and - &oIth is1A.
ms intn.
Al QTE f.raom modern brick, ireindlhn
fffr'~ very large giaasgdH 10 niecqluI
uarfh. stone icundafi1n. ah,nalf. T1Qf, traat
and hafh screened rorf1ea. lot f1h1Iu0 ard
eltta iu. OnthuildlnEf here afa EfFF good.
Itla prize includes The fiffhtn fanN4. ~
concerted. nlau the hllfhen fnrrlfnfr Immat
diaie possession caa b. given.
These hnusaa are an u fh4 fasflh Ward
and W vii b. rlad 70 shsR them 70 yaa.
~ you have = house for sale. lat rish ~
aad W vii Do The rssA
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RIAL fnrATF AND iNSrnANCE
80 ws.i Gold Ave fhens iet.
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FOR SALE-Haud selected nrciimsied white
Elephant seed rnrn. J have grown this
corr Tor the past three yrafs with a mhxi.
mum yield ~ over 100 bushels per acre. uue
60 twenty pounds ~ cents per pound 30
Is Albuquerque. T ; Wiley boz 1876 Ciiy
Phone 9ttt RS.
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Phone 345

TIE SoUTHwEsTFRN kLtN co or Al.
HUOUERQUE MN MEXICO nkslWES
min FFRViCEs OF A ptsrkthuTnk IS
EVERY COMMUNITY rs THE STATE or
NFW MEXICO TO SILL MERRILL
.oUtE 40 = kLtM hRANp PuMpkhin
uti A PERMANENT PROPOSITION OF
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-02-05
MONTANA MINING COMPANY
INCREASES CAPITAL STOCK
Local Corporation Expects to Begir
Active Development of Claims
Next Spring

At the annual stockholders meeting
of the Montana Gold Mining company
Tuesday, the capital stock of the COM
pany was increased from 100000 to
$500,000 and the board of directors
from five to seven. j. B. Thomas and
George Tweedt were elected to the
board, the former members being j.
M. Holiness. D. L. Taylor, c. c. Will
liams, j. H. Gravenslund and p j.
Murphy. Mr. Holmes was reelected
president and j. B. Thomas, secretary
treasurer to succeed Mr.. Gravenslund.
"We have known for a long time
that we have real mine and now we
are going ahead and develop it." said
Mr.. Holmes, who came over from Sc
attic to attend the meeting. "We
know where we can place enough stock
to provide funds for carrying forward
development and we expect to get to
work just as soon as the snow is out
of the mountains in the Methow
country, where our claims are locat-
ed"