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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-04-16
Guatemala is reported to be :,

Guatemala is reported to be N
the grip of revolution. According
to a Mexico City report a reign of
terror exists in that country,
scores having been killed and hun
dreds arrescd in revolt against
President Cabrera, who is said to
be endeavoring to prepare q way
TO escape.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-04-16

Given to ancestorworship and a de.
cadent Buddhism that veneers an un.
derlying structure o. Shsmanism OF
idolatry and priestcraft, the Koreans
are ready 10 accept the Christian gIs.
pei.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-04-16

The Danish Strike has been cal
led off and amnesty granted. The
result is regarded as a Socialist
success and is called a parallel of
the anti-kapp Labor victory in
Germany. The result is the second
remarkable illustration within
few weeks of a novel use of the
strike weapon. Hitherto resorted
to exclusively in industrial disput-
es, the strike has leen employed
with surprising ELECTS in two inn
portant European constitutional
crises. The first was ia Germany
where the reactionary Government
set up by the Kapp rcvolutionists
was forced, by the employment Of
the general strike, to reIinquish
power within five days. The sec
ond was in Denmark, where the
employment of the same method
also brought quick success, new
ministry being secured and its
first act being compliance with
the Socialist demand that general
amnesty be granted to all politi-
cal offenders in prison
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-04-16
The Universal Training Plan

has apparently been abandoned.
Advocates Of universal training in
the Senate have conceded their de-
feat and have offered as sub
stitute a plan for volunteer trair-
ing for all hose between the ages
Of Is and % who desire it. Univ.
ersal training had previously been
rejected by the House Of Repres-
entatives.
Continued on page five.)
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-04-16

Japan has informed the State
Department of her adhcsion to
the arrangement under which
bankers of the United States, Gre
at Britain, France and that coun-
try are enter a corsort,um for
the financing OF China. The amo.
unit of the contemplated loan is
S250,000,000, to be paid in install
ments of S50,000,000.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-04-16

There are eight ordained mission.
aries I'm Venezuela, trying TO serve o
population oil nearly three million.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-04-16

Before you buy land sec Nc
Nally Land Company.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-04-16

The Italian Government has de
creed that, on account of the shor-
tage of print paper, until further
notice newspapers shall be restri-
cted To two pages.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-04-16

Greek Troops have been autho-
rized by the Supreme Military Cou-
neil Of the Allies to advance in
Asia Minor in anticipation Of an
eventual attack by Mustapha Ke-
NAL and have occupied a strate-
gle position near Smyrna.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1920-04-16

such step being regarded as nee
essary as measure of national
defense.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-14
Y MIC A. BEGINS
WORLD FORUM
PROF. BELL LEADER
To Discuss Forces That Are Challeng-
ing Christianity at Presest
Time

Under the caption-"World Forum
the Y. M. C. A. held its first of seven
meetings last Sunday night. The for
UNI method Of conducting any kind OF
a meeting has been very little used at
Ole Miss. It is however, quite extern
sively used in the Universities and
better colleges Of America. Prof Bell
will be the leader of the Forum and
the other meetings will be held on the
second Sunday in Nov, Dec, JAM,
Feb, March, and April.
The subject chosen for this years
discussion and study was stated by
Prof. Bell as Forces That Are at Pre-
sent Seriously Challenging Christian
ity. What are they? Their potential
strength? and the defense that Christ
ianity has to make
DR.. Hedleston was callel to "break
open" the question. In his analysis he
pointed out that very serious opposi-
ton is coming from at least four
sources.
A. A group Of very powerful c.
CARNATIONS under the various names
Of labor.
B. An appalingly large and grow
ing number who are absolutely oppos-
ed to the traditional Ethics" Of Chris
tianity.
The hot-bed fo- this thought is in
Russia and on the continent Of Europe
but their numbers in America are leg
ion.
c. Smaller but no less powerful
groups who oppose the customs and
institutions that are additionally be-
lieved in. These groups are found
largely in the universities and. intel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-14
Ole MISS
SWAMPS NORMAL
"a To 0.
Forward Passes Responsible For Ov-
erwhelming Victory.

The University of Mississippi has
won her second game of the 1920
football season, by the score of Sd
to 0. The score is explanatory of the
game. The aerial route, chosen by
Coach Sulhvan's warriors as their
road to victory, was too much for the
Normalites as they seemed absolutely
incapable Of intercepting the elusive
pig skin, proof of which is the fact
that Ole Miss succeeded In completing
more tnan a dozen forward passes.
Barbour and Lake did most OF the
passing for the Red and Blue Clan,
uuC mood and Davidson succeeded IN
pulling on little stunt in the nature
OF a pass that showed the spectators
Just how it should be done to say moth
ing of the forty odd yards that it net
ted US.
b Barbour, Lake, Montgomery and
Robinson all have long runs to their
credit, and while this was a game in
|
could not be tested, we find marked
improvement in the interference and
the ground gaining ability of the back
field in general. The line has also
done it's part in improvements but is
still a little slow on the offensive.
Their defensive work, however, Is
nearing perfection. The question was
asked why Barbour did not do his US
ual amount of broken field work IN
running back punts. The fault was
not Barbour's but was due to the fact
that a certain gentleman by the name
OF Creekmore, would not give the poor
boys chance to punt, tor by ssome
means or another he always happen
ed to be present when Normal got the
punting idea into their head and usual
ly succeeded in relieving them OF that
notion. or at least forced them to a
poor attempt.
AS has been said, we cannot gage
our teams capacity by this game, as
Normal's attempt at football was
rather sorry, but we do know that our
gang showed their scoring ability, and
the marked improvement OF the team
over the exhibition given on our held
when the AggieS were defeated Is
source of great encouragement ana
our hopes for greater things in the
way of football honors, are Well
founded.
The University should be very
grateful to the Womans College IN
Hattiesburg for their loyal support
The ladies turned out about three
hundred strong and were for Ole MISS
right or wrong. Such support as this
in the camp of the enemy was not only
surprising but most gratifying . ,
Coach "Opp" O'Mara also pulled
some big league stuff by running out
on the field after the game and "pock-
citing" the ball-"Opp," wasn't "a to U
> enough to let you know Ole Miss had
won the game?
Next Saturday the team journeys to
Birmingham to take on the blrmlng-
ham Southern College, for a cleaning
we hope, and then Tulane and-LOOk
OUT TULANE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-10-14

lectual circles.
D. Some groups antagonistic be-
cause either of indifferentism or in
stinctive hostility growing out Of sell
fish egotism. Here we run amuch the
wealthy and near-do-well.
Some Of the questions for our fu-
ture consideration will be:
1. What are the conditions circunn-
stances and ideas which make these
"group movements formidable?"
2. What Is it in Christianity that
these people are antagonizing, or chal-
longing?
8. What defense does Christianity
have to make?
4. What probably would be Jesus
ethics?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11

Aandens Krafter er afklarede i
trofast hellig Kerlighed og LIE
gemets Styrke er fremdeles god,
sk6nt Aarene smart kan naa
Stoyets Alder.
bet er en- lang, brydsom Rel
Sc, Past. Busch har bestemt at
foretage: gennem Amerika, Kina
og Indien. Gud velsigne ham UNI
der den for Jesu Skyld.
Danskeren anmoder ON Til
ladelse til at give Past. Busch
disse LINER med som ct REESE
ord ,,Gud, som Dor i Himme-
len, gives eder Lykke paa elders
Vel, og hans Engel ledsage
eder' Tobias Bog 5, "a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Til trengende thee. Studenter.

III tr8ngende tneo. otudenter.
Tidligere kvitteret for $50.
Ungdomsforbundet, n. Oak,
Kreds $25. Tilsammen $500.
Hjertelig TAX til Giyerne.
P. S. Wig.
P.S. l sidste Kvitteringsliste
stod Seren Berthelsen. Omaha,
Nebr., $500. bet skulde have
veret $32, som jeg visit ogsaa
havde j min Liste. | hyert Fald
bedes Diet rettes til $4,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Kennard.

Gudstjeneste hyer 2den og 4de
S6ndag Find. X. IL. hver Maa-
ned.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Illinois Kreds
at den forenede Kirke

holder Gud vii = sit Aars-
mode i Indianapolis, Ind, i Da-
gene 26.-29. Aug.
Foruden Kredsens Mission vii
folgende Emner blive behandlet.
Kredsens Emne Den sejrende
Tro."
Menighedens Emne: EFF. 5,
He, Var vaagenl"
ALE Kredsens Prester bedes
give Mode, og allie Menigheder
ON at sende Delegater.
Samtidig holder Kredsens
Ungdomsforbund sit Aarsm0de
samme Steds.
Kom og yer med!
Chr. P PETERSEN,
Kreds-Sekreter
| Henhold til oyenstaaende
indbyder Trefoldigheds Menig-
he'd og Notwithstanding herved
paa Diet venligste til Krdes- og
Ungdomsm9det / dens Midte
ALE besegende bedes indmelde
sig linden den Is. Aug.
For Bespisning betales $3.50.
Paa Menighedens og Ungdoms-
foreningens Vegne
G. Jeppesen,
500 S. Noble St,
indianapolis, Ind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Godt Farmland i Wisconsin. Vi er

Godt Farmland i Wisconsin. Vi er
endun i Stand at tilbyde Dem godt
Land I'll wore -gamle Priser $50 til $50
pr. Acre. Godt cut-over-Land ! Hard
wo~oddistriktet. vi har ct Antal I'D
valgte 40 og so Acres stykker, som
Vi tilbyder for $500 pr. 40 Acres. vii
kaar: 500 kantant og 500 aarlig. vi
bar ct skandinavisk Settlement, ca.
60 Familier, som allie er eanske vel
staaende og har deres egen ny luth.
Kirke. De Dor og bigger efter HEM
landets Skik og er anset som Villas
Countys bedste Farmere. Bliy en- at
dem. Meddel os, hvor mango Acres DE
ensker at kebe, og vi vii sende ale
Oplysninger,
Sandborn & Company, Dept. M.
Eagle River, Wisconsin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Gaver til Elm Bornehjem,
Elk Horn, Ia.

l Kasse Ebler fra c. p. Lar
sen, Harlan. 81 Glas Frugt fra
danske Kvinder / Harlan, la. En-
Pakke Bornet6j fra danske
Kvinder i Denver, Colo. En- PAX
Ike Drengeblouser fra Royal, la.
Sewing Circle. 81 Glas Frngt
fra danske Kvinder j Audubon.
En- Pakke B9rnekjoler fra unge
Piger i Eben Ezer Menighed,
Chicago. Is Lagener fra Sewing
Circle, Royal, la. II Lagener
fra Kvindeforeningen i Ringsted
! Lagen fra Mrs. Peter Madsen,
f6lgende
Coulter, Ia, 81 fra hver af fol.
gende til Lagener: Mrs. P. C.
Petersen, Mrs. Ole Hansen, Mrs.
Peter Hansen, Mrs. Chris Win
ter, Mrs. A. NJ. Nielsen j alt
So. 2 Kjoler fra Mrs. Mae John
sen, Omaha. 9 Lagener fra Kin
deforeningen, Fremont Baker.
Hjertelig TAX.
Max Matthiesen n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Folgende Emner foreligger

Folgende Emner foreligger til
Droftelse
Kredsens Emne; ,,Hvordan
skal Vi bedst hjalpe yore Born
.og unge til, at de vokse OPP hos
Herren."
Menighedens Emne Wort in
DIRE Missionsarbejde''.
vi f~orventer, Kredsens Pre-.
|ster giver Mode, og Menighe-
derne anmodes ON at sende De
legater.
Gud give i Made ct velsignet
Mode. a. NJ. Nielsen,
Kredsformand.
Den danske ey.-luth. Menig-
he'd, Davenport, Ia, indbyder
yenligst til Kredsm6de fra 10
u. Sept. Tilrejsende bedes ind
melde sig linden forste Sept. til
G. Christensen, 2136 Scott
lStr., Davenport, Ia. For Kost og
Logi betales $3.50. For enkelte
Maaltider betales: Frokost 35c,
Middagsmad Csc; Aftensmad 40c.
Der kommer ct Par Tog hertil
fra Vest midi ON Natten. Men
Tilrejsende bedes, saa yidt mu-
Zig at komme I'll Davenport en-.
ten Torsdag Aften eller Fredag
Morgen. Paa Menighedens Veg
Inc. W. G.. Nielsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Blair, Nebr.

2AAAs DhAE1ALA AAA3 - W
Ugers Ferie. Past. Andersen og
Hustru begyndte denne Ferie
we'd den ). August at rejse op
til sgd Dakota, hvor de nok
vii tilbringe deres It'd hos deres
Son Andrew og hans Familie og
blandt gamle Yenner. Danske-
rem ensker Past. og Mrs. An
dersen ct styrkende og opli-
vende Uphold deroppe i yor go
de Nabostat.
Direktionen har anmodet Be
styreren for D. L. ?. H. at nd
give Danskeren under Redakto.
rens Ferie. bet har han paata-
get sig med Bistand af Kir-
kebladets Redakt9r.
Prof. P. S. Wig og M9ller
P. c. Sorensen af Blair, Laur.
Vedsted af Staplehurst m. f., er
af Bestyrelsen for Diet danske
,,Fenger Hospital" j Omaha ind
budt til som H~ospitalets Caster
at tage dette / Ojesyn og, ON
mulig, dame sig ct begrundet
Skon ON Betydningen af ct saa-
dant Hospital for Danskerne i
Omaha og Omegn. Prof. Wig rel
ser derned paa Onsdag den II.
August.
J. Z. Campbell-Furniture
and Undertaking. Successor to
z. c. Pierce.
= Blair brolegges adskillige
Gader j denne It'd og til neste
Aar flere. Washington Heigh-
way gaar fra Omaha gennem
Blair og forts@tter mod Nord-
vest OPP forbi Trinitatis Semina-
rum. Dette Stykke Vel fra Blair
op I'll vor Skole havde for flere
Disadvantages og Baker, men
Diet bliver anderledes nu. En-
stor Flok Arbejdere med Ma
skinner, Muller og Vogue arbeider
for nerverende paa at regulere
den. Mar Arbejdet og Roderiet
engang bliver fuldf6rt og Vejen
planeret. da bliver den nok en-
Pryd for vor Skole og dens
Omgiyelser deroppe paa Baker
ne, Samfundets Hjerte, som Sc
minariet og Hoiskolen er kaldt.
EN- Rpst fra se-ir:
Vegter, hvordan skrider Nat
tent Vegteren svarer der kom-
mer Morgen men ogsaa Nat"
Els. q, 11-12.
bet var Past. Busch's Tekst
we'd Gudstjenesten j Blair i At
ties 40. Aug.
Alvorligt l9d Ordet ON
Natten, Syndens og Dodens Nat,
der kaster sine morke Slagskyg-
ger over MenneskeliVet med
Synd og Skam, og bestemt og
afgjort blew Krayet stillet we'd
Ordet fra Gud ON en- sand Om.
vendelse, a ,,Nattens Bon" Bill
yer pLysets og Dagens Born.
Bev@get og dragende
blew Evangeliet forkyndt ON Lii
vets Sol Jesus, under hvis Lys
Syndere finder Legedom for Diet
forpinte, fredl6se Hjerte. Kor-
sets Ord lod om ham, der siger:
,,Naar jeg oliver ophSjet fra
Jorden, vii jeg drage ale til
mig"
De ti1skyndend Toner
Id ogsaa til Kristi ~Efterfelgel-
Sc. ,,Du er frelst for at tjene,"
blev der sagt, og ,,Lysets Born
skal bringe Lyset I'D til den,
der endnu slider i M6rket." =
Past. Busch er ingen ung
Mand lengere. Og hans Kr@fter
- de legemlige som de aandeli-
ge - err maaske like saa bru-
sende som j Firserne, da hans
v@kkende Rgst fgrst blew l6ftet
hjemme i Danmark = Pastor
With. Beck navnede ham som be.
kendt: Danmarks V@kkeurl men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Farm til Salg.

Paa Grund af Sygdom er min
100 Acres Farm til Salg, belig-
gende i det danske Settlement
mellem Bakkerne we'd Moorhead,
Ia, ner we'd baade Kirke oe
Skole. Kan kobes billigt og paa
code Betingelser, ON Handelen
kan ske smart. Man henvender
sig til Julius Johnson,
Moorhead, Ia.
Route 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Kredsm0de.

Iowa Kreds afholder, ON Gud
vii, sit Aarsm6de j den danske
lutherske Menighed, Davenport,
Ia, fra 10.-12. September. Tors
dag 9. Sept, Aften XII. 8, Pre-
stemgde. Medet aabnes med H6j-
messegudstjeneste Fredag For
midday Kl. 1912.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
SPECIELLE VERDIER TIL
AKTUELLE SETTLFRE.

Godt Land, alt dyrkbart, fra 5 til
s Miles fra Rothsau, Wilkin Co, Mimi,
n@r skandinayiske settlementer. I
Store eller mindre Partier. velegnet
til Kolonisering. Dyb, sort Muldjord
med gullig %Lerunderlag. Bledt Kill
deyand. Code Veje. bet bedste Land
j Yerden far $40 og op pr. Acre. Let
te Vilkaar kun til Settlere. Ingen
B%yttehandel. skriv straks efter OPP
lysninger og lad os vide, hvad De
seger.
Meyer & Hoyt Inv. Co.,
GAINESVILLE, Minnesota.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Moder og Gudstj enester.

Sondag d. -. August Kl.
9.15 S9ndagsskole. X. 10 Skrif-
temaal X. 1920 Gudstjeneste.
II. s Aften engelsk Gudstjene-
ste. Onsdag d. Is. Tabitham9de
hos Miss Marie Rasmussen.
Alt, ON Gud vii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Glenn IKE AT LAND


er opadgaaende overall. Nh er det IT.
den at kobe godt Land til lave Pri-
ser i den bersmte Red River Valley,
hYor Hestmisgekst or ukendt. VI ay-
Ter godt Najs, Hvede. Havre. Byg. KlS-
yer, Timothy, Her, sod klsver og
flere og bedre Kartofler end i no
gen anden Part af de Forenede sta
ter. Code improved Farme fra SIS til
$50 pr. Acre i tetbebygget Nabolag;
code Kirker og Skoler; i skandinaviske
eller tvske Settlementer. ON Diet en-
skies; fine Veje og nar til code Dyer.
Vi har nogle faa reelle Godsksb. Skriy
til os efter nermere Oplysninger ell
Ter beseg os straks.
MORGAN & ScHULTHEIS,
Grand Forks, So. Dakota.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
A GOOD TITLE ALWAYS"

"A GOOD TITLE ALWAYS" er
yor Styrke. Vi har nogle reele Godt-
keb i ypperlige Otter Tail County,
der hyor Farme giver rigt Udbytte.
skriv til os j Dag, og Vi vii sende
Dem frit Oplysninger ON disse Far
me paa lette Yilkaar og smaa Afbe-
talinger. c. D. Baker Land Co., Drawer
~ Fergus Falls. MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-11
Def STORE SKANDINAvISKE
SETTLEMENT I LUCK.

Polk County. Wisconsin.so som var grund,
laet i Aaret 1869 af NJ. C. Petersen,
er nu ct af de stsrste s~kandinayiske
Settlementer Staten. Der er her en-
glimrende Agerdyrkningsegn med tai
rige Indseer, Yandleb. code Yeje, Te-
%lefoner. Kirker og Skoler, Farme kan
ksbes til meeet rimelige Priser. Hyis
isteresseret, skriv I'll Petersen Land
& Loan Company, Luck, Wisconsin.
Kontor j State Bank Building.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-16
going to have a ditch not. The resolution read
Resolved, That we want ditch

going to have ditch not. The resolution read:
Resolved, That want ditch
Resolved, That fly at it tomorrow morning"
That resolution carried and the ditch built out
of days toll and If there is better right in the
North Fork Valley than Farmers ditch water secured
under Geo Foote'S queer resolution discovered
during my residence there. Mr.. Carter, you
bright to believe bit of the above paragraph
except the last line which is barely permissible.
Your dissertations against big business to
contrary to facts in most admit there have been
and combinations in restraint of trade but
have ample law deal with them effectively if will
only to it that efficient and honest officials elected
have "disserted" against Big Business
whole. have pointed it's msdeeds. 1t not right
for big business debauc legislatures congresses and
administrations has the 1t is right
for big business conspire destroy the aboring and
producing class they doing If permit
them succeed they will have destroyed the that
has laid them golden 1t is not right for
and that alone of perching the pile of whtened
mercial bones and croaking the meal it has had
Your admissions constitute justification for every word
efficient and honest officials" that is why working
my head and heart death trying elect Leaguers
You could help lot prolong my improbable life
some by boosting instead of knocking.
Now must ring off this for this week. l have
written comments your letter paragraph IL.
The three paragraphs going let stand without
debate because they contain nothing dispute partic
ulary. Some trifes open criticism, any
extent Next week unless the unforeseen happens
start paragraph 81 of communication present
my ideas of where it and succeeding parts right
Sincerely Yours,
c. T. RAWAIT
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-16
FARMERS PROPOSE TO PUT THESE
CANDIDATES ON RECORD

Although both the republican and democratic
tional platforms record in support OF legislative
this organization is preparing to all candidates
for record and to make legislative
aspants fully understand the nature of the promises
made in the major party platforms points out the Salt
Lake Tribune which continues follows To this END
for the and house being crcu-
lar1ed and asked commit themselves the following
measures
The Capper-Volstead bill, legalizing collective
ketfng and agricultural producers organizations
The Nolan bill, imposing an additional tax on land
The truthn-fabrics BILL requiring manufacturers to
honestly label their fabrics to show the percentages
of wool and the percentages of shoddy used.
The Kenyon-Anderson BILL to control the meat
packers
A German credit bill, providing credit for Ger
many against the proceeds of the alien property
todian's sales the to be used in purchasing
materials such wool and cotton in this country
The Kahn -Wadsworth BILL authorizing the govern
ment operate the air. xaton nitrate plant at Mussel
Shoals Ala for the production of nitrate for fertilizer
Farm financing Measures increasing the strengthen
ing of the federal farm loan the amendment of the
federal and the of rural credits
bill.
Other measures submitted involve tax revision tariff
policies conservation and utilization of power
and forest the Improvement of highways and
adequate financial support for the highly important
tivities of the department of agriculture.
The farm federation has remarkably large
bership. While declaring for nonpartisan stand
between the two great parties ITS leaders make
cealment of their purpose to the weight of the
ganizations influence against those candidates who do
not up to their expectatons-Gr Grand Junction
Sentinel
From the following Judge that Walter Walker of
the Grand Junction Sentinel receding from his
position of antagonsm to the Nonpartisan League plat
FORM At first thought he deadly earnest but
note from the following that he the
violent class legislation demanded by the League Well
welcome Mr.. Walker into the of and sup
pcrers Now If he will help elect the recently nomi-
mated Nonpartsan Democratic ticket we will have
the machinery very soon to put of the program