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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13

s fdrites @toge al be1 ltore inutffe @aar6 1ao
Sr11 sSloretce @rottt1o1m. !9u1 bar ju1t beo lit
Eoilette, ga grtb11r traaoe ms 1neo Merfcr1e efer
Hiifeilagc1c / M,1ligtet.
6lore1ce, scr Dob6e bol0t Jig. ~lgr6eles go0t, bob
Sc netop befalet tit &arnn1erpige at orone be1oes
Soar pao f~orifjelige Maa6er, for at FUN fl&nbe
bpr11ne, hboo ser f1eotc hen6e beoit.
Sum pi1oe ON 81 tene1 gipe ct Sal, og oct por al
|igtigbeo for benoe at le, %boorleoes Yum ifuloe gjprc
fin Gfia,1bco melt g%ieloen6e. Set bar retop 1pffe=
bes ben6e at fon1me til gisbeo beror1, ba be1oes
@p1 l16e1t pioere SnrItp1oigbe6er trooote inD.
"Man1o," ,tohrdh hon. ibis @icbor6io1s life
itrdfs bIiper ioeet bort, lao refer iegl"
"Spor 61 gier mig forifreffet, &rtbrrl" foo
reoe S1orer1ce, ioet bum fra Eoiletteboroet toe EFT
Slofon og lugteoe til oen. "Gr set sin @e1iigt at
f%rerrfoloe min &ronpe? ou be6, at ieg bliper 1pg>
,1aar SIT blot rrp1,er ois!e Menne ifer."
"Se, bporleoes ieg ier u6!" dfhreo Nrtba,r fit
@eooer, Seq CT eonife itamffiGnoet al Sc &iifellag,
ban bor giret mig. M1e1 ba, bor ogloo trl1et 1neb
at mpr6e mig"
"Min @11h, bnoo b6rer ieg!" raabte 6%lore1ce og
ianf 6erpaa %afnegtig 1eo poa Stolen, %rigtignof
11e6 en- big Goriigtigbeo.
@an1merpige,1 ifp116te fig at Doe fi1 Sr1e oet1
npopenoige &ielp, net artb1r %ofper,teoe roligt set
NeDl1t, 90 OeI n1Qq1Ie DeDQge WCDDere1t Oh 0dd9ne
al fin Mfntagt.
ga bum otter %1a1gionnt reite &obeoet, beepnote
@enrte1t uoe1 at ipprge til be1oes @efinoenoe, at
%fortel1e, bpoo ser bar ben6et. &on ofpeg fife
r1eget fra Ga1o6e6e1, men 1%t6pp1te6e og forbe6re=
6e 6en.
Sru Tlore1ce greco al Sn1erte og @re6e og To-
peoe b~pjtioeligt @pnner1> at Sen nj orifmt11eoe &orl
life ifrl6e blibe &1iet, nten tpinges til itrofs at
flpttc, bborbeo 90 ogioa Onglingens &ebnfglelic
blen tiIfre6sjtillet:
ga Mrtbur bar gaaet, iferte GIore11ce fig en- fot-
bar Morgen6raat og git ino / fit @ouooir for at
lngge fig paa @ofaen. Sum n1aotte bbi[e fig og
ior1le &refter efter fn beftiee @in6sbebagelle.
&amnerpigen ff 8efalitg til at fenoe Mn1r1en
in6 ne6 SEN min6ite al 86rnene, en- Gotter, ser beo
Mgnes.
Mmme1 %i16fanot fig itrafs; me1 efter Sen 11erbgie
s%1orence bob6e f%jGrtegnet 6e1 2iIle, pr ben6es
RrGfter 116ten1te, iaa at FUN brait / @rod6. Sum
bolot en- rgrenoe Gale til Sen ellie ON, at Sc li1nple
Solf ne6e / @aaroen %tragte6e benoc efter 2ipet, fao
at Mgnes bil6e blibe n~1o6erlps.
Den ellie forito6 11at1trligbis life set miin6ite, al
at bette; men Gale,1 gial6t, ffffii611t 0r6ere bar ret
teoe til 8urnet, heller lite bette, men be,1bes man6,
iom ito6 / @eren til 9ou6oiret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
Billig V~interlasning.

Eft stort Hefte 1ndeholdende 8
Munro (halv Aargang) at I'LL
Familie Journal, lig ca. 500
almindelige Bogsdder. med flaro
Hundrede Fortellinger, Sktsser.
Anekdoter, Billeder, ETC., /
Sangbog med so popul@re nor-
diske Sange ledaget at engsisk
Overs@ttelse. Endvidere 70
smukke kolorerede Postkort med
Prospekter fra Norge, Flag
kort og nydelige julie es
Nytaarskort, ct smukt Bogmsr
Ike Kalender for 1920, ForteS-
nelse over en- Mangde Bigger,
der s@lges til nedsatte P1ssr
SAINT Prisliste over nye ankom-
ne Bigger, sendes til enhver, som
sender soc i Money Order elleF
U. s. Frim@rker til Dekning Gf
1ndpakning, Porto. etc. TIL ca
NADIA 60c. Naevm dette BlaA.
G. RASMUSSEN COMPANY,
722 So. 4th St. Minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13

orcpct Torrctningcn 6ellesifob; ,ncn ga SSob1 eg-
tefe en- @1tper1,o11te, fprte bette til ct @r1o mel:
lem @rporc,c, % 6ir1naet %oplpltes, bporpaa Sc bper
't!ttebe cit M Gorret,1ng.
Sphn @rattn1ar1 bleb almi1belig an1et for sen
rigclte, ifidnt Glaes Senrif Dapoe facet Sornr1>e
n1e0 &pnen. Sen fertc bapoe ,,e,,Iig giort ioa
%glin;re1oe Torretnt11ger, at mani mes goo @runo
ontcg. at Bnn bapbe mere c1o f%orooblet. 1t1 Mrbe-
port efter 6aoeren.
SSob1 Dor lpftelig / tit 9Ggtcitob og peo tine Tor-
r%etninger, % fpntes life at bapc 1ogca1 fom hel!t
Mor{og til at misr1oe 8robcren, n1e1 Der bar Dog
nogtt. ion1 f%remfalote bans Mis,noelie.
Sohn baboe nctnlig ct eneltc 8or,1, EFT Cater,
men Gloes &e1lrif to @en1er.
@pnet al bans 8rooer6atter iatte SSobn iet 2u,e
og otter at ban bop6e itilt fig ira @rooere,1, ,,1ogit
ban bclt felt 0rnga1g mes 6en1iliea,. @o> foa6i
Oct bittert ihte at fl.n,c e~ferlobc fit Goru11e til
nogen Sg1.
par oonlfc pi1t Set %in11ffelte Barn, mon funoe p,=
fc fla, n1en Mn fltnoe Dog life obertoge sSorret-
ninGc,1.
@eo @fiftet i Saoerens @nosbo par @je1oomnne1.
i Mc9icring5go6e1 blebe11 1tolagt til Gloes @e,1rif;
r1eh @ie,1oonune1 11aattc ban ogiaa o%nertage ct
SSS,1pentariu111, Ser life polote fo,11 1oge,l @lG6e.
Get pr oen go>nle Neogoalcne, G,tfe eftcr bons
Gohers of6p6e Sniff.
Sun boooe peret Gloes &e11rifs Mn1r1e, oe Ser
paoloo bon INT ben 6orplietellc at laoe bcnoe /
1forltprret 8eit66el1e al oen 9olig, iom bum
mango gar bopoe bcboct, Io11t at p6c bcl1cc CIT oor-
Zig Neniion.
Iette bar et tel tantc1tariif 8elten11nelie, 1on life
%bebaaeoe Glocs @cnrif; ti Nm1ne1 bor cn &erio>.
moo bpen1 ban nGreoc ell 6Db l(pillic.
Ga ban life bar ba11t til at 1pgge @aa1b pa1
fine 6elellcr, los ban tie oe,t go1rle Some f6Ie
fit Gre6e.
Otter 6ooerens 500 f~oreilog bal1 Weogoalenc, ut
bum ifuloc 7(ptte, imoo at ba1 forpliete6e fig til at
betalc 2eien for bca1oe, for at bat f111oe blipe fri
for G9nct at be16e.
Mioa6alere piloe %in1iolertio life babe noge1 o,=
SEN Bolig, men blipe Sen, bnor hu11 bopoe fbbt %
oporaget fin @pr1 Sue.
Sue gifteoe fig og peoblep at no hos @}o0eren,
me,r bar itootg @jeuitono for 5nrfplgel1cr og Sor~
treocl}er fra @rosiererel1s Si6e.
Soo Ie1tge bis}e finn bar retteo" moo bam 1elp,
toaltc BON Dem, me1 ga Be oaiaa gif r6 oper bans
lille @p1l tohte bo11 Tooln1ooigbeoen.
Cues blioc og %frcoelige &onc 11otalte ofte 911ifet
ONT at f(pttc; ,1e1 oerpr1 pilbe 5pigera1ooeren al
oeles irtet bgre. &oa @runo al n1ege>1 @pg6on1 bar
Ssn6teogter,1e imao, og Meagoalene me11te, at oo
8oligeu tilt er19ong til6brtc bc1n6e, loa ln11ge bun
1ebebe, bar Set rigtigit at blipe.
Sorfplgclier11e TIA Set, rigc 6otnilies SIDE bapoc
%o[ligetnl set lioitc Nar, boor elrtbur @rottn1ann
ogioo bopoe 6eltoget oer1, artaget cit iaooan
@orofter, at SEN itaffe1s 5rebferipe16 11nuiligt bill
sc f1&,11,e 1pbboloe set lengere, og 1ra1 n1aattc o1<
taee, at ban peo Sc Yiifeilag> bm1 bap6e eipet gr=
thur Nnligtet, bopoe orepet @ogen til set pberlte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13

"@or set lite rigtigit, at 0pe tog berfra?" Ipurg-
tie @neoferipeno Gicbar6ions ipee Some fin @piger-
mooer, Mogoale,1e @icbor6ion.
"&bao er set for S1afl" iporeoe oen1,e. "@fal
Spe flptte BORT, forbi @rosiereren er pirrelig og
%in6biloif2 = geei mel, set biper Ser lite noget al.
@i bor NOT at f9n1pe in1oo, og for %laa6o1ne &uga=
teller forlo6er man lite en- III @ofig. @6ers u6-
fornn1e er 10 i Sorpejen %oaarligt; men boao ifal set
blipe til, naor S ogiaa futile betale Susleie? Seq
bar 9fet til at bo ber og til at babe mine 8prr
Dos mig. Seq laber mig lite ffrer1me bort. &bis
set e1t0elig ftal bore, ioa Tan 6en ga1rIe Magoale,e
bile ST. @rosierere1,, at hun eno1u fan bi6e fra
fig"
90 bum baboe iast bette, %fren1bite Mag6ole1te to
sog :treoipe itarfe Sanoer. Dette sp1t giior6e soos
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13

eSniolerti0 bopbe Sen gomle M2ogoalene uoItoaet
mcgel1 2}cfun1ring for fit Soiger6atter.
Mrn1a Micbor6ions @rtit bapoe 1nargere Sis be-
ret itertt %onorebct, oe 2egen bao6c itrengt for
or61et> at at, bpoo ser fl,noe foruroIige sen
greb ben6e iaa itnrft, at bum loo f(ere elmer 1>6cn
@epi6Itbe6.
Npe bopoe 1troaf tilfolot cit 2ege, bpem set og1ao
1pffeoes at faloe Anna tilliDe igjet; r1ea, ban ofgoo
til(igc 6en @rtlnri11g, at 6e1 it9rlte Sor1igtigbeo
bar 1d0pen6tg, thi oc1 ringelte @i11osbebpgelie bill
DC %n1eofpre Tare for be116e5 Sin:
Ope hetroeoe fin fierc 9(nro til Magoole,1es Ont
iorg og gift til lit Nrbej0e.
Sort efter at Obe bot gaaet, % sen @Dge bar
faloe1' I Slun1n1er> bleo ,Dpre1 repet op 1ne6 1aa
flor &eftigbe6, at s(11na for op al fin @ppn og iaa
fig forifrefffet ON.
Mag6dler1e ile6e itrofs oc1 ittien6e @jnlt in1eoe;
set bar @rosiereret lelp, font rafe116e uobre6:
"geu CT Set forbi mes min Eoalmo6igbe6. Geres
S9r ifal itrats berfro."
"Eal life 1aa bpjt!" bao Mog6ulere. "Msin Gpi.
gerootter CT r1eget lpg, og 0e pil 1franrr1e 2ipet al
be16e."
"9eres 2e11n1el al @e1l" roabte 6e1 rige Neo11o
1oe11 at brD6e fig ON ben @nnlc, "Dor logt 9aano
pou Mrtbur, og set oil ieg fife bobe ifal gje,1=
tage fig"
@rosereren be16te fig mi ON og bil6e goo, r1e1
Mogoalene iti1leoe fig forun bon.
"Win @biger6otter fan life brirges bort berfro,"
iag6e bu11; "0et bil6e bore set famine io1n at 6rebe
ben6e. Gorgorigt er set min 2%eiligbe6; ioo lenge
ieg leber, fful6e mime 8gr11 og1aa bIipe ber."
"Gag @6er / @gt, Magoole11e," Iagoe @rosierere11
| cit itre1g Some. IS nober n1eget, bpis s 1ntter
GESo,. @@,oS +1.> 0H.TC:, O:,E>.<e>.o ce.Yr. IL. :.
n1o6iat 6al6 itebner ieg SEN l1forfo1meoe, ser bov
bobet at 1loo min @p1t. Sc peo r1> bpao 9e bor
at rette Sem efter."
Sen gantle &ores 9i1,e lp11e6e; 2eber,1e oobneoe
fig for at gibe ct @nor, men I1tffeoes igjer; tbi fra
set in6re @ere1ie bprtes ct ipagt a%1gtlfrig.
0fag6alete ifpn6te fig ltrafs i,1o, og 6el rigs
Mar6 gift fit Sci.
Glaes Senrif @rottn1anns @ol bar set pre9tia1te
/ 8tnterieione1t. Sc melt frer1roger6e 8erIorer fra
&ibbman6sber6e1en, @n1be6soriltofrotict og Mili=
teretaten bdrte til Sc inobu61e @in1ters Sal.
@Grte1s @ro6er, sSobn @rattmo1n, bor ~-oa1aa
tiliteoc. @reorene boboe Sen ii6ltc Sis otter 1ter=
met itg btnor1oe1. % SSobn bob6e la6et fig o%pertole
til at oeltage / 6e1 itore Se1t. San bar Dog font
met ole11e, oa bat iffe bil6e babe, at ba1s riqt be-
gope6e &titrt if1tl6e fon1n1e / &uiet boS Sc Merr1e<
ffer, ser %tio1igere life pil6e o%t1erfie16e ben6e iom
Sbigerin6e.
G1aes $enrif ito6 og talte me6 @ro6erer, ga en-
Siener 11erneoe Zig bam n1eo ct ,imnne11lagt Nopir.
"@amle Mogoa1ere bao mig eipe Serren bette
Bapir." n. EzrtR.agWx
(Sortf)
6afsz8f
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
MUSIKALIER OG SANGBOGER.

Den Danske Vaudeville. (Folkeudea-
ve) 3 Bind. Stort Formal. Pr.
Bind $500, samlet ..... SEQ
Operaens Melodier. Stort Formal ITO
Hartmanns Melodier. (Folkeudgaye)
Stort Formal 200
BSrnenes Musk med Text ,.. 100
Norges Melodier i 3 Bind a $1.1o Or.
! Bind.
Danmarks Melodibog i 8 Bind a $500
pr. Bind.
Folkets Sangbog. TO Fadrelapds-
sange med Musk 40
Sangbogen Danmark. 70 sanee med
Musk N
Danmarks Visebog i to Bind. 26s
Aldre og Nyere Wiser, pr. Blnl 10
Violinspillerens Observation-Disclosures.
6O udvalgte Stykker og Melodier
(stort Format). Pris 1.25
6ach-AIbum. Thirteen Chorals
with English and Norwegian
words. Northern Edition No.
200 .25
Ekko fra Norden. Album for
Piano, indeholdende 81 Kompo-
sitioner at nordiske Tonedigte-
70 100
Fem Melodier. Musk og Tekst
at danske Komponister ..... rs
Fantastic Norvegienne for 2 Man
dolins and Guitar, arranged by
Kristian Nilsson ............. 40
Gamle Norge. Arrangeret og sat
i Musk at Kristian Nilsson, 20
Choir Album. Eleven
sacred Choruses by Norwegian
American Composers .... .40
Norwegian Folk Dances. Music
for Piano, Northern Edition No.
oz SO
Twenty Norwegian Folk Melodies
in an easy arrangement for Pr
ano. Northern Edition No. z. rs
Album. From the
Psalms of David. For Solo,
Chorus of mixed Voices and
Piano or Organ ............. 80
Portofrit tilsendt we'd Modtagelsen at
Bel9bet.
Ny Forsyning undervejs fra Dan
G.. RASMUSSEN co.
72o-22 So. 4th St.,
Minneapolis. Mimi.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
. ajor League Scores

National
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
To Relieve Catarrh
Catarrhal Deafness
And Head Noises

Persons suffering from catarrhal
ueatness or who are growing hard of
nearing and have head noises will no
glad to know that this distressing az
Illctlon can usually be successfuiiv
treated at home by an internal med
lcine that In many instances has ef-
Iected complete relief after other treat
ments have failed. Sufferers who could
scarcely hear have had their hearing
restored to such an extent that the
tick of a watch was plainly audihle
seven or eight inches away from eth
er ear. Therefore. if you know of
someone who is troubled with neod
noises or catarrhal deafness. emf o,it
thls formula and hand it to them ana
you may have been the means of saw
ing some poor sufferer perhaps fro,
total deafness. The prescription con
be prepared at home and is made as
follows: -
secure from your druggist OF
Parmtnt (double strength Take This
nome and add to it n pint of hot
water and a little granulated sugar.
SUI until dissolved. Take one table
spoonful four times day.
Parmint is used in this way nor on
~ 70 reduce by tonic action the in
ia,hmation and swelling in the Eus-
tachlan tubes, and thus to eoualize
the ar pressure on the drum but TO
correct any excess of secretlons in the
miuole ear. and the results it gives
are nearly always quick and effect
i've. oi'ee'-
Every person who has catarrh in
any Iorm' or distressing rumbline.
Missing sounds in their ears, should /
s 'SSipe trlal. (ady) |
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
State Schools To
Observe Memorial
Day FittingIv

UhIIIhg upon al schools and COM
n,unities to give proper observance to
Memorial day, May 80, J. A. Churchill
state superintendent of public instruc.
uon, Il this week sending to every
school IN the state copies OF the Oregon
Memorial Annual compiled by him.
self The annual is a i6-page pamphlet
ruled with recitatious and quotations
&C q patriotic flavor suitable for use In
Memorial day programs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
Slverton Loses
Game toSaIem Hi
In Play Thursday

At silverton. Thursday. the fast sa-
lem high school team plunged into
the limbo of forgotten things, Sill
verton's claims for county and state
championship. In a game lasting two
hours and ten minutes and made
doubly difficult by wet and slippery
field, Coach Schott's players secured
the 1873 score after hard play.
The Silverton nine put up a plucky
scrap. but their battery was hoodooed
by the wet infield and rain soaked
balls. The work OF the locals was con
sistent with their reputation for d.
feating fast crews. Nearly hundred
Salem fans iourneyed to Silvertoa sor
the game.
Salem stands well in the high school
series this year and is expected 70
make a good showing In the wind uo.
The team has a good slugging corps.
the average being .2sS. This is helped
by Luke Gill's work at .435 rate
and by A. Gill. L. Jones and Purvine
who are well in the 500 class. !
The game is brlefed as follows:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
interpretations.

The Western Oregon Telephone &
telegraph company OF Forest Grove.
capitalized at 100000, filed articles of
incorporation with the state corpora
ton department here, Thursday. The
incorporators are w $. Moreiand, II.
y Moreland and George A. Bauman.
Articles were also filed Thursday by
the 81. Johns Construction company OF
Portland. capitalized at $50, 600. Percy
toslett, H. y. Swanson aud George j.
Cameron are the inoorporators.
RESOLUTIONS Of dissolution were filed
by the Lane-Miles standish company
OF Portland.
The Wanna Navigation company, an
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21

Iowa corporation. filed a notice OF
withdrawal from Oregon.
The Garner Saw corporation ..
Bend. capitalized at $4,000 filed artl-
cles-of Incorporation with the state
corporation department here Wednes-
day The incorporators are Blame
Gamer c. W. Hayes. c. ]. Dugaa.
Oliver Q. Carlson and c. A. Nickel.
A certificate showing increase In
capitalization from $780, TO 500, 600
was filed by the Champion Munfaetur-
ing company of Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
Ad Club Caravan
Stops At Medford

Medford. Or, May 2O.-The Ad Club
auto caravan arrived here this morn
ing from Grants Pass at a. m. and
was met by delegation OF Medford
business men and escorted to the vari-
Gus hotels whore breakfast was served.
After a brief sight seeing trip around
the city the caravan left at 10 a. M
Tor Ashland. The weather has been
ideal. the roads better than expected
ana much appreciation was expressed
Tor the hospitality of Oregon and the
beauty Of its scenery
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21

Batteries for Salem: Rlngle and u.
GILL Silverton: Olson, Bennett and
Harwood.
Salem's schedule for the week May
"a. 20 is: Silverton (at salem) Tues
day; Eugene Cat Salem) Saturday
and game at Jefferson with that
high school. Friday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
CIothiers Lower Prices

Sioux City. Ia, May 1s.-sioux City
clothing and department stores are ad-
vertising price reductions of from 90
to so per cent in some lines.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-21
q. Of W. Takes Game

Eugene, Or. May 21.--universlty
OF Washington won the baseball game
from University of Oregon here Thurs
day afternoon by the score of six TO
two. Captains Chamberlain, who oc-
cupied the mound for the visitors.
pitched gilt edged ball, striking out
IL Oregonian hatters
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-07-22
Orthopedic. Casul Dtc.
FtBliss.
texas
TO OUR PATRONS

We are going to have demon
stration of our VENTURA thresh.
ing machine on Mr.. Hodgson's farm
eight miles southwest of Estancia
on the 26th of this month. We are
looking for YOU and extend to YOU
a cordial invitation to be there.
We will use the No. 2 Special
and will have two experts from the
factory to see that everything is
working right and to answer ques-
tions. We will pull the machine
with a Fordson and thereby give a
double" demonstration.
These machines are guaranteed
ABSOLUTELY to the purchaser.
And we believe, after looking them
over, that they will thresh anything
that any other machine will.
If you haven't placed your order
for machine we will take it that
day-if YOU are satisfied that 1T
is the machine YOU need.
Here's hoping YOU will have the
LARGEST crop you ever had.
Yours for service,
I. N. RILEY.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-07-22
RECEIPTS FROM DAIRY TRIPLED

Keeping daily records of the milk
yield of each COW, where there is
no cow-testing association, is a
profitable practice. This is shown
by reports on herd records received
by the United States Department of
Agriculture.
An instance where a herd has
been greatly improved without in
creasing its numbers (by more than
one cow is found in report from
Oklahoma. The dairyman's cream
checks for a given month amounted
to $78.42, the cream being obtained
from herd of 27 cows. One year
later, after doing herd-record work,
he was able with a herd of % cows,
just one more than he had at the
earlier date, to sell cream to the
value of $223.6O, or nearly three
times as much-a pretty good re-
turn for care given to culling the
herd and improving the manage
ment.
While the current prices for but
ter fat have increased somewhat,
they have not trebled in year, so
it is obvious that there has been a
large increase in the productiveness
of the herd.-Wekly Newsletter.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-07-22
THE SANTA FE EXCURSION

The excursion from Santa Fe last
Sunday was success in point of
numbers, but was a decided disap-
pointment to the people of Estancia
otherwise, principally because there
were so few of the business and
professional men of Santa Fe among
the excursionists. However, there
were few, and it is hoped that all
of them got some new information
as to the resources and possibilities
of the valley.
The day was marred by few
encounters at fisticuffs and some
assaults with words" growing out
of the ball game, about which the
less said the better.
Those upon whom such work al
ways falls exerted themselves to the
utmost to entertain their visitors.
AS is usual in such cases their
plans went awry in some small and
not very important particulars, and
it is hoped that the visitors were
satisfied with their treatment.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-07-22
ANOTHER JUNE WEDDING

Monday, June Ia, occurred thu
marriage of Miss Rhoda Cadwaladel
and Mr.. Benz njamin G. Wills at tn,
home of the brides mother, Mrs
Thomas Green, at Dumont, Rev. J
Martin of this city officiating. The
ceremony was performed in the
presence of only a few relatives and
friends, among whom were Mrs.
Ruth Yelland, sister of the bride
Mrs. Genevieve Peecher and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Thurston of Idaho Springs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson and
Dan Hooley of Dumont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wills left immedi.
ately for Denver, and later for Chi
cago, where Mr.. Wills will attend
the university, Next year he will
be at Estancia, New Mexico, where
he taught in the high school for one
year, and where he will act as su-
perintendent of schools.
The bride is well known here,
having made this city her home, and
having taught in the local school.
As worker in the Methodist church
she has many friends who join in
her every joy.
Professor Wills will be remem-
oered as having had charge of the
work in English in our high school
recently, during which he made E
lumber of friends.-Idaho Springs
(Colo.) Siftings-News.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-07-22
NEW LAURELS

j. Guy Hamilton, county agent Of
Estancia, who won many laurels or
the football field when he attended
the University of New Mexico and
the state agricultural college, has
been crowned with new title.
Mr.. Hamilton was here yesterday
to attend the annual meeting of the
New Mexico Bean Growers associa-
ton. He took special interest in
the forming Of the contract pre-
sented to the association yesterday
by c. A. McNabb of the state col
lege. He made a stirring speech to
the members in introducing an
amendment to the contract which
he believes would be the means of
winning more signers.
His appeal was so we'll received
on the part of the members that
one of his friends Immediately
moved that he be elected the diplo
mat of the Bean Growers associa-
tion. c. M. M,lbourn of Estancia,
who was president, asked all those
who were in favor of Mr.. Hamil
ton becoming diplomat Of the So
,iety to stand on their head. There
we're no votes either for or against
lin and Mr.. Milbourn declared him I
elected. 1t was al new office for
he society and new laurel for
Mr.. Hamilton,-Albuquerque Her.
I'D.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1920-07-22
BEST AND CHEAPEST

,, Few commodities on the list of
food products illustrate the laws of
supply, price and demand better
than the lowly bean of commerce.
A concentrated food of great value,
as soon as the war broke out, it
glrded its loins and hiked out for
the top price the world would stand.
The demand and conditions justified
the push. The soldiers ate the beans
in vast quantities and wise house
wives at home substituted for other
and more costly foods the bean at
a moderate price. But the price ad-
vanced under such pressure until
beans became luxury. The farm
ers Of Michigan especially were in
sistent on price at the farm which
put the bean in the class next ahead
of the 70 per cent patent wheat flour,
and got away with it-for a short
time, until the Japenese beans at
tracted by the pot of gold at the foot
of the rainbow poured into Seattle.
Then the war came to an end. There
were no longer millions of soldiers
to eat beans, YhicRthe workmen had
also rejected as beneath the social
status of men working on the gov
ernment's cost plus system of rob-
bing the taxpayer, and beans at Bos-
ton at 32c a quart ceased to lure. |
The bean in fact has returned to
about its old retail figure of about
7c a quart, and is not as popular
crop in Michigan or Colorado or
California as it was two or three
years ago. But the bean will come
back One of the best and cheap
est foods obtainable at any time, it
will come back as soon as extrava-
yance has "busted" many of those
who reject the bean as not aristo-
cratic enough for their new social
status. And the farmer is readjust-
ng differences by cutting his acre
Current-Grain Reporter.