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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-19
MANY HEAR
F. R. GO0DINC

The republican rally held at the Rex
theatre Thursday evening was most
successful meeting. A large crowd at
tended and the speaker of the evening,
ex-governor Frank r. Gooding, repub-
lican nominee for United States sena-
tor. was enthusiastically received.
Mr.. Gooding spoke for an hour and
half and held the interest and atten-
tion Of his audience every minute
of this time. He was introduced by
e. r. Henderson, probate Judge.
"The American people will never
permit Wilson or Cox to set up gov
ernment greater than the American
government" declared Mr.. Gooding
| Continuing. Ex-Governor Gooding said
1--WE want but one league in America
one language and one flag" He re-
viewed the record of the present dem
ocratic national administration and
charged the depression in the sheep
and cattle Industries to the present
Wilson administration free trade law
and declared that Australian anC
| South American sheep and wool were
brought into competition with TN
American sheep and wool, notWlth
| standing the fact that the warehouse
of the country were already crowde'
with the unsold wool of the sheepmer
He likewise attributed the low pric
| of potatoes to the fact that potatOe
have been brought in from foreig
lands. almost without cost for freigh
because of their use as ballast for ~
5 big liners He emphasized also thf
q Idaho's industries are very largely d'
I pendent upon a protective tariff an
5 that it's voters should protect the pari
= standing for such tariff. He adv
Gated rigid enforcement Of the n
o tional immigration law and defend'
d the cabinet form of government in &
Y state administration charging
lie creased taxes to the administration
s, Ex-Governor Nose Alexander whi
l. he asserted had left the state ban
I'd rupt instead of saving it S100O,00O
ID had been claimed The increase W
also attributed to certain extent,
"a said to the advance in prices OF co
is modities.
ed The Gooding meeting was attend
p by a number of people from the Po
ty hin and Copeland districts who tr'
G. eled 2B miles and more in threaten
nd weather to hear Gooding speak.
er The large attendance at the meet
ue was remarkable when it is consider
te, that the night was a stormy one 9
ed that another political meeting was
ing held in town with free show
us vertfsed to draw the people to hear
,st nonpartisan league speaker Mr.. w
ed ersers, and Mr.. Peckham, the nonpa
r. san league candidate for state tire
its urer
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-19
Sixth Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs IT. J. Mccoy enter
tanned large company Of their friends
Thursday evening in honor of their
sixth wedding anniversary. The event
was thoroughly enjoyed by all and
proved to be one Of the most delight
full social events Of the season.
Auction bridge was played and the
prizes for the high scores were
awarded TO Mrs. J, B. Brody and Mrs.
~. e. Gheen d. G. Mcdonald and o.
G. Wilson.
A dainty lunch was served after the
card games. Portions of delicious
fruit cake, Mr. and Mrs. McCoy's
wedding cake, were served.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-19

Mrs. d. T. Deselm, of Genesee, Ida
no. was here for several days last
week looking after property interests
and visiting with old friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Deselm plan to return here in
the near future and will live on their
place on the south bench.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-19

(Previous chapters dealing with the
history OF the league of nations may
be secured at the Herald office.)-
Editor.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-19

]. w. Reid returned last Tuesday
from a two day business trip to Spo-
kane.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-10-19

Continued on page three)
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26
LEGAL ADVERTISING
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SITTING IN AND ron LUNA
COUNTY. STATE OF NEW
MEXICO.
No. 100.
ALMA MORDEcfI, Plaintiff.

W.
ALBERT MORDECAI. Defendant
The Defendant Albert Mordecai.
Is hereby notified thai a civil ac-
ton has been commenced against
him In the District Court Of Luna
County. State Of New Mexico. by The
plainuff Alma Mordecai, wherein
plaintiff prays that the Bonds Of
Mairimony now existing between
plaintiff and defendant be dissolved
Plaintiff alleges that the drfen-
danl has deserted and abandoned
her.
You. The said defendant. are here
by notified that you are required lo
appear and answer the complaint II
the said cause ON or before the 5tt
day OF january. 1921, the date Of
completion Of service by publica,
tion herein. and unless you 20 ap.
pear dnd answer Judgment by dc.
fault will be rendered against you
and plaintiff will pray TO The courl
for the relief prayed for In hcI
complaint
Name and address Of the ailorne,
for the Plaintiff is Walter n. sproat
Columbus. New Mexico.
Witness my hand and seal OF ihl
Court this 22nd day OF November
A. d. 1890.
p. A. HUGHES
Seal Clerk.
Nov 20, Dec. 2-O-io.l
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26


preached
prnpeA idea which
condition shall willingly die
all Besides
die and
cpeA"
Philippine
governor general
Philippines driving them Into
SHOULD
T the o fe shall be thinking Of and wishing all
fortune happness~
Spain
II siled
Ra uumTd charge Of and condeune
death had the airing completed ths
teachings RlEa almost insinnianous became the Inspiration
Of the whole Filipino race I unjust execution had simply transferred the
Rzni
Philippine nahonalsm Of today dates from unny n
himself said. his life for his eounrys redemption
While touring the Philippines conviction
IN mind and could not throw on that the inspiration well
pendence Of
Il inspiration of aud pade
his spirit everywhere
named his honor while hls stands
RiEa beautiful "
life for bis
q
awaiting during
alcohol cooking whore found
a. e mr.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

on September i5. 1920. made home
stead entry, No. ni6p3e. for NE'l.
Section 20. Township 26 3. Range
8 W, ~ N. y. meridian. has filed
notice OF intention 10 make lnnl
thrcc-ycar proof. 70 establish claim
10 the land above described. before
r. J.. Cole. L. s. Commissioner. az
Columbus, n. NJ. on the 18Th day
Of December. ia20.
Claimant names as witnesses;
W. q. Montgomery, OF Columbus.
n. NJ; n. J. Kane. Of Columbus. n,
NJ; II. O. Lakeland. OF Columbus,
\. NJ. and u. w. Elliott of Column
bus. n. NJ. JOHN l.. BURNSIDE.
cL2qN0v 5-i2-i0-26 Register
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

OIL UMpIRE-SSIN PRODUCTION;
commercial oil leases up 10 80
acre, been offered SIS; home stock
OF list 27i.6i0 acres - acre or
tests. y bodies; i6,0O0-acre drill
ing contracts to let; i0-acre stale
leases; why study geology four
years In college and use your vis-
ion to locate wcllsf For Soc ri
mail above list OF oil leases and
scientific oil structural criternon;
learn how; deals through bank
here; fortunes are made al steady
work, saving and investing; Span
ish letters received; save this ad.
Ad. a. Jones, portales, n. NJ.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

WANT TO SELL 80 ACRES OF
land In the Gap, s25 an acre on
time, $40 an acre cash. will guar
antee TO use this money 10 drill a
well for artesian water on adj0in-
ing land. This IL productive land,
a. good as any Ia New Mexico. Ad-
dress The Gap. Columbus Cour-
ier n
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26
HELP wANTED-MaLE.

UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE
Examination.-1he Civil Service
Commission announces that a
nrenghter noneducational exam
nation will be held Nov. 10. 1929
for the purpose Of illing a va
canry in the position Of nrenght-
er In the Utilities service at Co
lumbus, n. NJ. For information
call at posloiIice, Columbus.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

WANTED-Man with team or auto
who can give bond 10 sell i37
Watkins home and farm products
for the biggest concern OF its kind
In the world; 81, 500 10 5000 ytsc-
~ income. Territory in this coun-
~ open. Write today TO J. n. Wat
kins Co. Dept ii8. Winona. MINI,
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26
MEN WANTED no SILL GROCER

MEN WANTED no SILL GROCER
ies-Selling experience not neces-
sary; one OF worlds largest gro
ceries capital over Si.00O,000l
wants ambitious men IN your To-
caliiy TO sell direct To The con-
snmer nationally known brands Of
an extensive line OF groceries, and
paints. roonngs, luhricating oils,
stock foods, etc; no capital need
ed write today; state age and Oc-
cunalion. John sexton 4 Co. 35.
w. Illinois 81. Chicago, Illinois.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

FOR SAI.E--1 ewea marked r. L.:
3 ewes marked r. L.; ewes mark
ed n. H.; eve marked; 2 eve
lambs unmarked; eve marked II.
l.. aud branded A on nose.
II 0Nncrship is not proven by
November 10 said sheep will be sold
on November % al the Court House
door in Deming, \. NJ. TO the high
est bidder.
sheep now located on W. T. Dix
ons place iih miles north Of Col
Umbus Owner must prove same
bnd pay all expenses for care. Sec
W Dixon, Sheep Inspector.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26
m THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SITTING IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY or LUNA, STATE OF
NEW MEXICO.
Virginia Wright, Plaintiff, W.
Connell Wright Defendant.

The defendant Conneli Wright is
hereby notified that a civil action
has been commenced against him
In the District Court Of Luna coun-
~ state OF New Mexico by the
plaintiff, Virginia Wright wherein
plaintiff prays that the Bonds
Of Matrimony now existing between
plainiin and defendant be dissolved.
Plaintiff alleges that the defend
ant has deserted and abandoned her.
You. the said defendant are hereby
notified that you are required 10
appear and answer the Complaint in
the said cause on or before the 7ih
day Of January. 1921. the date Of
completion Of service by publica-
ton herein. and unless you 80 ap-
pear and answer Judgment by de-
fault will be rendered against you
and plainiin will pray To the court
for the relief prayed for In her
complaint.
Name and address Of the allor-
ncy for the plainiin is Walter r.
sproat, Columbus. New Mexico.
Witness my hand and seal OF the
Court This 22nd day Of November. A.
d. 1890.
p. A. HUGHES.
NOV 26.Dcc3.i0l7i Clerk.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

sALEsMEN--s75 10 si2l WEEKLY.
placing our products wllh grocery
and drug and cigar trade; bic easy
sellers. Blue Seal Mfg. Co, Mem
pitts, Tenn. i-2I-22
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

ORGANIZE YOUR BUSINESS AS A
declaration OF trust and guaran-
tee ils legality; furnish ten expert
salusmen free who sell stock on
commission; save taxes. fees. pen
alties, reports 10 blue-sky com
mission: advice and literature are
free. National ORGANIZATION Co,
i23 w. Madison, Chicago,
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26
COTTON LAND wANTED-Musl

LAND wANTED-Must
have water or guarantee water
within 100 foet. State price you
will sell for which corresponds
with price Of other land there
abouls. No chance for fancy
price II your land value is in-
flated the deal will be- OF al the
start. ] want 100 10 1000 acres;
soothing less than lrst figure will
do. Aldrrss Press Hiiddleson
Atlanta, Ga. t-l-2l
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26
RIzAL, FILIPINO MARTYR,
WROTE REMARKABLE POEM


Evsry rear June 10 Is celsbruted BY
Filiplnos a. ne annlvernafy Of the
birthday Of the fiilpino martyr, 1T.
ioen nlaai, regarded a. the nrraiost
man the Malay race has produced
Rlfal, who spoke seven languages
and vas a cultured and mnch Travelled
mnn lon one occnsiou be travelled
across the United Htaienl. earned the
anmiiy Of Spanish governors IN ne
Philippines ~ protesting against the
oppression Of the Filiplno people ks
. bog he had Witnessed SCENES that
sent shafts Of grlef into he poet
soul, and he early dedicntad his lifa
to The liberation Of his "land adored."
A. the risk Of hia lifs. and Al the
Mcrince of his career. friends and
loved ones he became the Spokesman
for the stlfied Grievances Of the voice
lees multltude, and thus became ''the
living indictment Of spalp'a wretchod
colonial system
Rial could have saved bic nfe, ss
he had been warned By friends not to
return 20 tho Ialands He could not
be diasuaded, but before returning 20
Manila left a letter with a friend In
HonakonR 10 BE- opened after bis
dean. In which ne wrote; GLADLY Do
! 80 10 expose myself 10 peril. not aa
any sHpiaiion Of mlsdeed ffor IN this
matter I believe myself gulltiesa Of
A. ara.ar.I.aa 49, aa.I
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

FARM FOR sALE-HERE YOU
are, you dry-land farmsrsl Come
TO a farmers country-S0uihern
Wisconsin where ! have for sale
an 81 acre farm OF which every
inch Is tillible; adapted TO any
variety Of farming; good build
ing, fences, etc; no stone, gravel,
sand or marsh; situated in the
milk condensing and pea and corn
canning area. 7-rOom house, barn
30xt0. COW barn iixiO. horse
barn 2ix30. corn barn 2ix3O, shop
i2x20. cistern. well. windmill and
pump, 800 bill. water tank. B.
ton wagon scales; outfit Of patent
steel granaries holding $500 bu.
II Interested, address John Hol-
den. Whitewater, Wisconsin. II
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

ron sALE--GOOD HORSE AND
buggy. city broke. fat and sleek;
will sell outfit cheap; was used on
Daily Courier route. A bargain.
See Steve Heinrich. or call at
Courier.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

wealth. hat a large part Of that
wealth is static. or undevcloped. 4
combination OF the three factors.
Drawn, brains and m0ney u Ir-
quired 10 make that wealth dy-
mamie, or useful. The prospcclor.
miner, and the small mine owner
sre furnishing the brawn. II i
our business 20 supply the brains.
and ihe money. We investigate.
organize, finance and develop po-
icnlial opportunities Into live, and
successful producers Of wealth.
What have your Give full par
liunlars In flrsi letter
n u. BlDSTONE & co..
1901 West street. p. ID. n0x so
SILVER CITY. NEW MEXICO.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

LANDOLOGY SPECIAL NUMBER
just out containing 1890 facts Of
clover land In Marinettc county,
Wisconsin. n Tor a home or as
an Investment you are thinking
Of bnying good farm lands where
farmers grow rich, send al once
Tor this special number OF Land
olugy, II Is free on request Ad-
dress Skldmore- Richie Land Co..
2i2 Skldmore- Richie buldg, at
Marlnclie, WISCONSIN. u
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT.
LOST.

LOST = HALLOWEEN EVENING
boys took buggy from a black
smith shop in. this city and the
owner cannot nnd Il. Reward for
information where Il ear hc
found. Call at the Courier Office,
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

FOR SALE-siOO lot for $40. Ad.
dress p. o. Box 3i3 or call nj
Courier office for details.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26
FOR sAIE.

FOR SALE e5 ss-NOfEs PLAYER
piano rolls. with words Of all latest
songs; In good condition. Call at
Red Cross Office. Camp Furlong
or at Courier Office.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26
FOUND

FOUND BUNCH OF FOUR KEYS
In the Rice Addition, with key
ring reading ~Oklahoma National
Stock Yards"
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

FURNISHED rooms with shower
bath. Inquire third house south
OF Hoover Hotel.
Inquire At tho Daily Courier Of
flee,
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

FARMS SMALL on LARGE; I'M
proved tracts; near railroad; so
and up per acre. W. Il. 6rigg,
zell, Mo. i-i2i
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

OPPORTUNITY WHEN GRAsPED
becomes a live reality and means
success. Mexico, aud the great
southwest are live. pulsaiinR re-
alities, overlooking with potential
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26
TO RENT.

TO RENr-A NEW s-Ro0M DoBE
house with bath, only sib q mo-; /;
see Mrs. Schusik or call AZ the
Courier Office.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-26

Farm WANTED-Wnlcd 70 hear
from owner OF farm or good land
for sale worth the price asked.
L. c. JONES, box 5si, Olney, Ill.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-09
DESPITE BLOCKADE
MEATS SHIPPED TO
SOVIET RUSSIANS

WASHINGTON, Jan. e.-charaes
that Ludwig c, A. K. Martens, self.
styled Russian soviet ambassador to
the United States, and his secretary,
S. Nuorteva, had claimed to have
had successful dealings with Amer
ican meat packing concerns In buy.
ing meats for soviet Russia, despite
the American and allied blockade Of
that country, were made before the
senate agricultural committee to-
day by William 3. coIver, Of the
federal trade commission.
Mr., colVer said he considered the
circumstances Significant" since
the owner Of local hotel where
Martens and NuorteVa have been
staying had been engaged in ne
gotIatina the purchase OF the meat
In question.
The trade commissioner made his
charges while explaining other allega.
tions that employees of the commission
were under fire as radicals" and
"Bolsheriks," He said Johann Ohsol.
a commission employe, was called by
telephone to the hotel where the soviet
'envoys' were and that upon his ar
rival he was pointed out to local police
Officers at Martens, Ohsol was ar
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-09
WE'RE DUE FOR TAIL
ONLY OF COLD WAVE

Colder weather Friday night with q
rise in temperature on Saturday with
Ialr weather are promised Gin the Of
1lclal forecast issued by the Memphis
offlce of the weather bureau Friday
cold wave of more or less severity
VIII sweep Middle and East Tennessee
during Friday night and Saturday and
VIII bring consequent drop I'm tenn
perature for West Tennessee. This will
pc appreciably moderated by Saturday,
however
Shippers are advised to protect shin
ments within a radius Of 100 miles of
Memphis. for 20 degree temperature
during the. next "a hours. The fore
cast mentions this figure with the
statement that the thermometer may
go below that point.
Indications of snow for Memphis and
vicinity passed Thursday night and Fri
day weather officials stated that there
was little likelihood of any snow during
the next few days unless conditions
changed materially.
Precipitation has been more or less
general throughout the Mississippi and
Ohio valleys during the past "a hours
and at Memphis totalled LAB inches.
With two exceptions this was the
heaviest precipitation reported from any
station covered by the weather bureau
Little Rock reported 1876 inches and
Nashville lead all others with 1856
inches. Montgomery, Ala, followed
Memphis with 1.22 inches.
The official forecast says: .
Fair and colder Friday: Saturday
fair and slightly warmer"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-09
UNIVERSITY PLAN
UP TO DIRECTORS

Whether or not it is advisable at this
time to undertake to foster a campaign
to raise $5OO,OOO to assist in establishing
a $150O,OOO Methodist university in
Memphis will be passed on by the board
of directors of the Chamber of Com
merce at the regular meeting Friday
afternoon
The question was considered by the
educational committee of the chamber
Thursday afternoon, and a motion put
by S. M. Williamson passed, recon-
mending that the directors give the
matter their prompt and earnest consid-
Grafton and indorse the plan. There
was some opposition to the plan in the
committee because of the previous in
dorsement of plan to raise $500, 900 to
move the Southwestern Presbyterian
university from Clarksville, Tenn, to
Memphis. 1t was suggested that this
fund should be raised before the other
was attempted. DR.. T. E. Sharp, pre-
siding elder Of the Memphis Methodist
conference, insisted upon an immediate
answer from the chamber, as it will be
necessary for him to report Memphis
attitude at meeting of the educational
committees of the Louisville, Tennes-
see and Memphis conference at Nash
willie on Jan. ID.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-09
LIQUOR CASES; ET
TU, k|NNANE, ARE
WIPED Off SLATE

Velton Green. whisky runner and
bootlegger, pleaded guilty to a charge
or violating the liquor law in Second
criminal court Friday and a fine of
500 and costs of court was agreed upon.
Ralph Davis was GREEN'S attorney.
The following old cases were wiped
off of the criminal court dockets Fri
day: James Gordon, alias Bear"
charged with carrying a pistol and now
in the state penitentiary for another Of
fense; viii Johnson, violation of four
mile law in 1916: Ben Starr, profanity;
Thomas Bell, violating liquor law; VIII
liam Lashley, carrying a pistol, now in
the state penitentiary for another Of
tense, and Sam Carson. passing a
worthless check, also in the penitentiary
for another offense.
Inability to get witnesses and prove
guilt is the prime cause why these
cases were dismissed.
The case against Jim Kinnane, rich
North Main street property owner and
politician and for years operator of a
big Front street dive, charged with vo-
lating the liquor law, was no-prossed.
II was explained that the only witness,
United States Deputy Marshal o. r.
Webster was dead, having been killed
some time ago by viii Smiddy Smiddy
was also killed in the clash between the
two men.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-09
YOUTH AND WIFE
HANDCUFF VICTIM
THEN MURDER HIM

ROCHESTER,, N. r., Jan. Alleged
actors in a tragic triangle Of love and
revenge, James l.. o'Dell and his wife,
Pearl today were charged with murder
In thasfirst degree, the Victim helssk
Edward Kneip whose body, marked
with many bruises and stab woundssg
was found yesterday underneath cur
vert on the Mosquito road. near here.
The police say they have confessions
from both O'Dell and his wife Ac.
cording TO these the motive for the
crime was revenge for alleged relations
between the young woman and KneIp
two years before her marriage 10
O'pell, which occurred in this city Dec.
Is last
The victim. according to the police.
was taken handcuffed in a taxicab 10
the lonely country road on pretense OF
being in custody OF ODell, who imper-
sonated an officer. on charge OF
criminal assault, and the taxicab dis
missed. kneip then was handcuffed
to tree and Mrs, O'Dell beat him with
a file about the head until he became
unconscious, the confessions are said
to declare. The handouts then were
removed and the two started away,
y Del returned TO get a letter from
kneips pocket and started to cut the
clothing from the body, He says, ac-
cording to the police. Kneip sprang to
his feet and struck him. Mrs. OiDeli
then, say, the police, struck Rneip on
the head with the file and again
knocked him unconscious. She also took
a Snife from the victims pocket and
slashed him several times with IL.
The two hid the clothing and walkad
to the city. Bloodstained clothing be-
longing to O'Dell was found In their
room
The parties TO the tragedy are all
young, O'Dell being Fl years OF ape
his wife Is years and the dead man 20
years
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-09

rested, he said. and turned over to the
department Of justice. which has Is
sued a warrant fer the arrest Of Mar
tens, hut later was released after be-
ing Identified.
Mr. Colver also charged that former
secret service officials at Chicago had
framed up" arrests of commission EN-
ployes in an effort TO create the inn
preston that the commission was a
'hotbed Of Rolshevism" He said that
II. J. G, Claybaugh former head Of the
Chicago office OF the department Of Jus
tlCe secret service. and his assistant
"a man named Barry" caused the ar.
rest OF Rafael Mallen at Chicago In the
radical raid last week, though no war
rant was issued for him by the depart
ment Of justice. Barry, COlyer said. "is
a special aAeht for Swift g. Co" Mall
len was later released.
Commissioner Colver said these ar
rests were typical OF the warfare that
has been waEed against the commls
sion for two years and which has been
growing more bitter for the last six
months"
Reverting TO the testimony at the aE-
riculture committee hearings on pro-
posed packer regulative legislation.
Commissioner Colver charged that J
ogden Armour, of Armour g. Co, had
promised the committee to explain a
corporation device the commissioner
said the packers adopted TO conceal
their ownership Of the Chicago stock
yards, and had failed to do IT,