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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
WILL NOT CAPITALIZE FAME
Kentucky War Hero Has Refused
"Movies Offer Of $500 a Week.

Declining an offer Of $500 a week
TO enter the movies, Sergt. William
Sandlin. the Leslie county tKy.) war
hero, has begun his campaign against
illiteracy.
He wears the Congressional medal
Of honor, the croix de guerrre with
palm leaf and the French medal mill
taire, and another medal from the
French government for distinguished
service while brigaded with the Mon
%tenegrin troops.
Sandlin has planned a whirlwind
tour of Southern Kentucky counties
in a campaign TO wipe out i%lliteracy.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

Italians in a Rush to United States.
An unusual rush Of emigrants to-
ward America Is in progress. Two
thousand Italians applied at Naples,
Italy, for passports to the United
States during the first fortnight Of
October.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

First publication January IL, 1920
Last publication February s, 1929
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
State Engineer.

First publication January IS, 1920
Last publication February Is, 1920
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

First publication January 20, 1870
Last publication February %, 1921
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-20
George H. Thompson. loans.

George H. Thompson. loans.
E. S. Eastlack, wife and child en-
joyed trip yesterday to Sterling.
r. c. McNally-Eastern Colorado
Lands. tt
Reports from Finley Dye, Jr., are
good. He is improving fine and has
now commenced to gain in weight.
Be regular fcllow-take Santox
Adjusters. Cleveland & Law.
Mrs. J. A. Hood arrived this morn
ing from Ft. Wayne. Ind. to make a
visit with her relatives the Mike Rob
er people.
See US for prices on hides, eggs and
poultry. Beatrice Cream Station.
Carlton Terry is lone "widdy"
this week his wife having gone up to
Alliance for visit with her sister
who lives there.
Top price paid for hides of all kinds
at HUDSON 4 KRlST'S. a29 m27
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-20

Mr.. ard Mrs.. Carl PAgeon weFs the
pso0nd PaFents of = baby girl born
Try . pound Of Fairnont's Dstter
Butter.
L. L. Emerson. manager Of the
Western Union in the uptown o4ice,
VAS an over-Sunday visitor At Sid
bey.
Star Electric Health Vibrators for
sale by Cleveland and Law.
H. c. Smelser and his partner Mr..
Gould were Omaha passengers Sun
day, going down on some kind OF
a land deal.
The finest line of Player Pianos
ever shown in JulesburE. Austin &
Mccoy.
Miss Phillys Carpenter has been
visiting with her sister at this place,
Mrs. Archie Mcmillan. She left Mon.
Gay for her home which is at Shelton.
He Oyerdrew his account in TIN
bank of love in Blind Husbands"-
Hipp Monday.
Clinton Wright who helps disturb
the mail in the post-office was of duty
two days this week on account Of be-
ing on the sick list. He was back a,
his usual stand yesterday.
Graphaphones. Prices and term,
right. Austin 4 Mccoy. Furniture
Store, Julesburg, Colo.
The Pioneer Hotel has had somI
improvements and repair work done
upon it this week. Workmen RAISED
| the floor in the parlor, replastered the
room and also fixed up the stairway I,
some extent.
Special 10 per cent discount sale Of
all percale and gingham hous
dresses. Mrs. H. A. ConOver.
Mrs. Roy johnson went up TO Sterl
ing Saturday to visit relatives, re
turning to her home in this city Tues
day. Mrs. Esther Wilson had charE
Of the county treasurer's office alon
while she was gone.
Just in our new line Of ladies low
right prices. Mrs. H. A. Conover.
up his work in the Corpe barber shol
on account of the failing condition
of his eyes. He and his family. vii
leave soon to return to their old hOm
in Thayer county. Neb., where h
hopes to find relief.
Get our prices and terms on Piano
! ana flayefS. baluWlH anu FdIlCl
Bacon lines. Austin &McCOy, Jules
burg. Colo.
Miss Bee Hemmer. from Chicago
was in this vicinity the middle Of tn
week, taking advantage of an oppor
tunity while passing through here t
stop off and visit couple of day
with her friends the Geo. Sherma
family.
Now is the time to get best re
suits from your poultry by using d.
Hess's Poultry Panacea. Sold d
Cleveland e. Laws.
F. G. Griffey. the electrician, ha
been laid up by illness the past wee
ard is still considerably under tn
weather and unable as yet to be a
his place of business. He expects t
be up and around again the first Q
the week.
Blind Husbands" Universe
photodrama of the Tyrolean Alp.
will smash home a lesson in lov
boarding g.--Hipp Monday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-20
LOCAL NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS
George H. Thompson. loans.

George H. Thompson. loans.
p. N. Kelsey made 4 business trip
to Sterling this morning.
R. c. McNally-Eastern Colorado
Lands. tt
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety are meeting at the home of Mrs.
]. H. Parker this afternoon.
"And Home Came Ted" is the play
to be given by the Julesburg Woman's 5
Club to swell the Library Fund. Full
Of wit and humor which will afford
you many hearty laugh. OF course
you'll want to see it-Watch next is
sue for date.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-20
ANNOUNCEMENT

Having opened the dressmaking
narlors formerly occupied by Miss
Lena Fifield, I am ready to fill all or
ders. Suits and coats a speciality.
MRS. EMMA KENFIELD.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-05-20
No Cause for
Alarm--

The present tightness of money-or bank
credit to be exact-is no cause for alarm; it is
the logical result of too much speculation and too
little real investment
Production has not yet reached point where
supply equals demand, and scarcity in general has
brought steadily mounting prices.
There must be greater out put from farm,
mine. mill, and factory that the balance be re-
stored between production and consumption and
industries such as these will be financed during
this period
The CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
is prepared to do its share in caring for the egit-
innate industries of this community.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
". ". VAUGHT. Pres CHAS. PETERSEN. Vice Pres
C. S. DEILY. Cashier
E. c. HARRIS Director GEO McCONE, Director
PHILIP MCCORMICK. Director.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
HARD|NC'S SPEECH
IS DECLARED BUNK
BY CHRISTIE NsE n
FARMERLiBOR PARTY NOMINEE
INABl.E 10 SEE "NOIiIING
MlClI" ~ ADDRESS.

. Nv A.HufiFfff lfrtH
SALT LAKE. luis s9.-Tho sucort
81 SENATOR Harding accepting The Re
! publlr,u nomination fpl President b.
hunk Farley T. christensen cnudi
date tor President on N" ticket uf th,
Farmer Labor patty. declared In q for
ma ,intrmont today. Mr. Christensen
criticised adversely the Republican
nominee Tor accepting Yesterday. a
nomination which be- declared WIS ten
d.rrd MIN In a Chicago hotel room early
u the morning ~ June ~ last
IN bitter couplot the Farmer.Tabor
candidate profossed his inability 10 src
nothing muh' In either Senator
/ Illrdlng's words or mind.
Nj Christensen said Washington
and Lincoln were defcns,loss before the
charge made los senator Lodge In mott.
f,ing senator HARDING 81 his n0minn.
tiun that you are imbucd with the
spirit ~ Washington. Lincoln aud
Roosevelt be- continued:
"But there tr" those II ms s'iil alive
who fought hy the side Of Roosevelt,
Wh"r D." was being called every Kind
~ a criminal and traitor by the fc'
dictionary Harding I AS one II them.
can testify "a Wy belief thar II Thee.
dorc Roosevelt we're alive he would
s.uufE' 'hr combination uf pruIlt,rrs
and politicians who nov sn hrlsuy
link hi memory with their n,farious
effort 60 turn this republican govern.
Im,n' over to r. soviet of Wall street
bankers"
~ ~ tho vital issue before the PEG.
nj, Sir. christensen continued is.
sues Involving their dolivcruncc from
economic bondage and political soryil.
IT'S m. senator from ohio pours forth
"a s,l 81 words signifying nothing. He.
who bat Few years ago suddenly said
The working man should be- satisfied
with 81 4 day and the farmer contcnted
with - bushrl Tor wheat has become
go progressive as n candidate for the
presidency ns % admit labor X entitled
90 r. better wage than that. but adds
thu, labor must give It's full measure
of service Tor high wages u this cpun.
tiy h. going 90 avoid Industrial and
economic chaos"
THAT II an Insult 10 the sincerity
OF the American worker and a gruycl.
INK guarantee g. hig business that Il
has nothing o. fear from Harding II
he ~ elected he said that the ratio
OF ptoiits In prices has increased from
on, a. two hundred per cent rs result
of war tim" corporat. pruft'ering and
tina, the ratio OF wages and prices has
decreased hy nearly the same percent.
AK" and that III dissipatcd purchasing
power ~ the average mans dollar
makes his economic condition worse
ihpn 1t was before the war.
III this country II tu suffer indus.
trial and economic chaos u viii be- be-.
cause the p,oplo have been deceived
once more into surrounding control
over their ly"r and their rights 60 the
financial pirates"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
FEDERAL MARKET
PLANS DISCUSSED
90 OPERATIVE GRiIN AND LIVE.
STOCK Bi'REN ~ now
IiEING TALKED
~ Associated Pros.


CHICAGO. July s3--Plana for co
operative marketing " grain ANA liv"
stork ana development ui better mar
k'iing faciliti.s were discussed to,lny al
% meeting of the American Farm llu
irnu Federation.
The organization plans permanent
bureau In Chicago. vested with HuthOri
IS tn determine the best means of dis
posing ~ produce through cooperative
Efforts This would eliminate sprcula
ton and stabilize prices Ia the con
sumor. speakers said.
We plan to organize local grain
agents In every state. 80 the producers
viii have control II the grain until II
reaches the manufacturer" aid !. H.
Howard. president II the federation.
This IN a fight against the broker
and the middlcman."
y. 7. Meredith, secretary ~ agrlcul'
turo, told the delegates that the depart.
mcnt of agriculture WAS conducting re-.
search work among "a, farm organiza.
lions so as a. promote cooperation with
the department.
A committee ~ 500 farmers from
every state will call on Senator Harding
and Governor Cox. with "a request that
they state their position an agricul
tural affairs. II was decided today by
IN" national board Of farm organizn.
iions QuoFtionnaircs already have
been sent to the candidates by the or.
gunizntion. with membership of two
million
Arrangements were made to hold the
s'mi.anuuM meeting IT the national
board In Columbus ohio. the latter
part II August after which tho com.
mite" will visit the candidates \
smaller committee was named to IA
range fur the meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
CRAVE SHORTAGE
Of COAL |MPENDS
CONDITIONS OF VARIOUS SEC.
TiO>S ~ NtTION DECLARED
10 ~ >ERlOiS.

WASHINGTON Iul, e3-CuII short
| age reported already in ,Nst.uc. in
sum, sretions 81 th, country and
threatened In MANY others. claims thu
| uu"Hfiuu oi nearly halt DOZEN gov
rnm-ut departments ana ag,n,ie.
The interstate commerce commission
was urged g. order priority in the iid,.
lwatcr movement cf coal 90 New Eng.
land, and Illinois operators renewed
their appeal o. th" white nous, fol gov.
Srnmtrtsi Intervention ln the MIN"
laborors strike winch b. reported 80
have closed down half their mines
Relief Cen New En-llnd was promised
thr. ugh ,uIlv action q th, commission
and tho appeal ~ the Illinois operators
,W.rp answered bv the dispatch ct thrr,
goy'runpUt labor con Hiliators 90 the
strike district
Attorney General Palmer after con.
.,lriug ~'h coal men announced h'
bad called en- Informal meeting 81 a
scolc u mine operators cod exporters
and representative oi maDue,tmlug
interests e. b' held IN N,w YORK. Tues.
day
Discussion ~ 10" coal situation Mr..
Palmer siid 81, aid D., thorough. adding
II viii be- your duty Go ~ over the
I.en,rei situation with vi,W ct obtain.
ng the advice q business IN respect
io existing condition, boz tho coal in.
dustry."
Rumors were current that President
wilton hid ASKED Mr prlm,t 20 take
@ hand In the atgaii n. but these were
denied az the department 4 iIstc, Il
was raid Mr Palmer would attend the
conference In New York Ia g"t pic.
;urc u IN. fu,l shortage. ~ the guv.
frnmsut would be- IN % position a. take
knco, -saTy steps II any are required"
The president s,ill may employ his
war powers IN rein,dying nh'nacing
conditions and u was indicated ~,c.s
covers might he called into Use IN lay.
ing ban IN cNpurt should the priority
rdets Of the interstate commerce" corn.
omission tail 90 bring satisfactory re-.
quits This phase will be taken M
40 the New York meeting along with
he discussion Of prices. transportation
lproblems and production
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
C0X'S HOME NOW
CAMPAIGN CENTER
ONO GOVERNOR HAS DISCUSSED
CAMPAIGN ISSUES WITH
TWO SENATOR'S

~ 49, 49, NfNAA
COLUMBUS. O.. July s3-Goyernor
Coz. Democratic presidential nominee
today Transferred his political war
councils 90 Trails End his country
home Re will remain there until he
finishes his acceptance speech Tor Aus
net I. Campaign issues aud other pol.
tics were discussed today by Governor
Coz with Senators Harrison q Mis-is
sippl. and king. II Utah. and =. ~.
Moore. the governors convention man.
ager.
we went over general public mat.
i-rs a. they have parad.d themselves
through the senate" said the governor
senator King declared TIA; the gov
ernor's stand On the league ana other
vital topics would entirely satisfy
every Democrat e"
This category included labor and PRO
Pressivs legislation. b. painted out tn
western situation ai=0 vas Rune over
~ Governor Cox ard senator King
The governor agreed o. make thf-.
-peeches IN Utah. probably in sspi~fn
her.
During biz lar day here th' Dsm0
cratic nominec ai-l interested hluls.''
further in working Or ratification h'
Tcnnessee % the woman s4ifr--
amendment a committee from the ~
tionai woman party hefe today IN
nounced they would effshiish h'aiguaf
fers AZ Nashville.
Prom Governor CO. toby came ~
announcement that the D,mocraii
parfy would make an atiemri % ha''
fheir cause presented i'-iore ihr chau
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
ARE
BOOSTING HARDING
NUMEROUS CONGRiTULATORY
MESSAGES HAVE BEEN
RECEIVED.


MARION. July Ex-senator Harding
devoted virtually all of today 90 resting
and recupersting from the fatigue oi
notification da,. The greater pant e.
the day WAS occupied with an automo.
lile trip 30 Mansfield. 40 miles away
where he had luncheon and played q
game at golf
Cungfaiulaiory On sage, on hs ac.
cepiancc speech. cams ir great mum.
hers from republicans 100 900 sections
Of the country senator Knu. al
,l'ennsyvania wired mat h, considered
tho speech "ftrurr and stirring M
terance by an earnest an dpairlotir
nan eNpf.p Il with that o, eoliur
modssty without which NO illu II truly
sreai."
Many kilograms were from form, =
members n the progrossly" party e..
u. y. Shelley. republican national com.
nitieeman .. Mortrrl. ana formerly re-
progref We National committeeman. d,
flarcd the nominees proruunc,ments
insured that the rrogrcssiv,s Il the
west viii line up Solidly Tor him"
AGO W't'anying Senator Harding on
fhe motor srip 20 Mansfield. and maj
tng ~ fourscm" On 10" golf links
ysere Senators l'r"lnghuysen %, Ne
Jersey Halle Of Maine and Elkins az
fSest Virginia. al 1T whom had spent
rhe night at the Harding home hero.
in a statement before hts departure
senator FrelinghuN-en declared .he
kemocratics were divided hopcl,ssly as
o. which part 81 the country should
~ made the theatre II their campaign.
foine believing their part" hal no
IhSnce IN the cas- and some hoidin.
that II could not win the west
lie said he vas convinced That 10th
Eere right but that he expected fual
decision Of the question o. be- made
rby the dicium % President Wilson
Democrats know the president u
about the poorest asset they have be-
continued. "and mos, ~ them would be-
delighted 20 forget him and let the
country forget him. lie il on their
hands and he most decidedly decl.n's
o.et them get away from him"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
BELFAST IN GRIP
Of CRAVE RIOTS
FOURTEEN ESTIMATED KILLED
slNO: OUTBREAKS
STARTED
~ Associated i'res.


BELFAST. July 23.--Although com
pnratiyc quiet prevailed In Belfast to-
day. looting was resumed NJ Newton
ards Roads shortly after eight O'Clock
this evening. and riotous scenes were
witnessed IN the vicinity OF Dee street.
where u large spirits and grocery store
was rnnslckcd.
The police made five arrests.
IN" 81 Mathews Catholic church In
Bnllymlcnrct. suburb. was occupied
boy the military ~ the response Of
IA" vicar 0f Ballymacaret. 200 former
i"ryicc men presented themselves 10.
night as special police.
Altogether II IN estimated that four
teen persons have been killed since the
rioiing began. order was restored IN
the disturbed area early this morning,
but there was renewed shooting In the
kashmir street area later. II Yas In
this district and In Cromac street and
th" Ncwionards Road that they were
fired upon.
The troops returned the fire. forced
an entry into the store and arrested
tWo of IL occupants.
Military reinforccmonts are being
brought Ia Belfast.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

iauauas Of the country. We are go
ing % watch the chauiauquas Vrfy
closely" said Governor Cox We arr
sure that q large number 81 Republican
speakers viii be- filtered into the chau
taupuas.'
There was also issued from the GOV
ornor't oiur % statement declaring
tha' the Republicans had $1,000 chau'
iuuuu1 speakers engaged az $50 daN.
and that the Democrats viii attempt "a
Object this move by securing volunteer
Democrats orators. III, statement
faid in' Democratic management woul
nat attempt "a compete in money
with the Republicans Beginning Mon.
day the governor announced to-day he
will rr,ois" NO caller. until be- cen
rludrs his Ir,rptIur, an,n,h
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I-u,s Cnteld Suffering that Could
Be Avoided.

y you are sliIic:cd with eczema,
tet;ef, CT, .i?elas. iin-H orias. pin.
pie, acgg. ca.y c-upt.o. hoils,
Irritation - .Ls ssia. or other
similar disorders, you need not
eNpcc, any T-al rsG1; from local
lppii,-,iuus, and IN. sooner you
discard iEci- Use the sooner you
wi be OF the road 20 recovery,
provided you vii. rely upon the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
PRO Convention Ends.

LINCOLN. Noh.. July 23--M.mbcrs
vi the prohibition national Ammiticc
meeting this afternoon following final
adjournment of the convention early To-
pny made preliminary plans for con.
Quoting the campaign. Virgil Hinshlw
a. Chicago continues as national chair
Inan.
Miss Lila u Wise Smith NJ Cody
Rapids. Iowa. was elected vice chair,
man u the committee The executiv,
committee was authorized to see that
N cotiicial prohibition ballot be- gwen
70 plac, In as many states as possible
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24


woman found here today. unclothed ard
mutiiated. IN a trunk shipped by eN'
press fran Detroit. makes Il virtually
impossible 20 determine tho cause II
death. Medical Examiner schwartz an
nounced tonight The cutting was.
perhaps. the work Of a butcher" NJ
said. "or sose one only slightly ac
auainted with surgery. \ large bladel
Knife similar 20 the type used by ply
sicians In performing an autopsy aud
a saw were used. The cutting was 4
done b. a pathological student"
To Analyze Brain
The result Of the analysis - the brain
viii be known tomorrow. he sad.
DIT. Schwartz expressed the opinion
that the solution q the mystery must
come from Detroit. and added:
I'VE are In possession Of certain
things that viii not b. made public
until the police of Detroit have been
given time 20 work out a solution Of
the murder"
Believe Maniac Gtdfty
The police theory II that tie mutila.
ton was the work 81 a maniac, possess.
ing a crude knowledge Of medicine. bI;
none Of surgery.
Whoever did the Job" said Chief
Medical Examiner Norris knew
enough to remove all organs which
would give evidence u a crime OF
method Of death
II was impossible TO determine. D..
Schwartz said. whether several cuts on
fhe body had been made before OF after
death. He was inclined 10 believe. ne
ssaid. that they had been made after
the woman died.
Il am almost certain that a criminal
operation was performed" he declared
Tina; can be determined by finding
traces q chioroform IN the brain"
A list q clothing IN the trunk In
cluded a topcoat with a fur collar an
orange sweater. a black sailor hat
black silk pe;iicoat. and gray flannel
shirt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
FLAMING, ITCHING
SKIN DISEASES

use 81 $. S. ).
$. ). ). Is ono a the most saiis-
factor refLcd,es for Gi8esscs 81
Tie skin Because u goc; direct 10
the seat OF he troualt. aad by
cleansing the blood OF I'll i.apuri-
ties aad disease germs. II keeps the
skin ire" t'tm infection. al re-
stores IL &c ~ normal hc-i.'y con-
fi;ion.
For free expert medical styice
write 90 Chief Medical Adviser,
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, "a,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
UNCl0THED BODY
WOMAN IS FOUND
LOCKED IN TRUNK

CONTINUED From Page onel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
SAYS RATIFICATION WANTED
Nv IlOTH MAJOR PARTIES

" MINI TFU FFFNN-
NASHVILLE. July 2s--ln har 0is'
public appearance since coming here
In the interest 81 N. ratification - "a,
saflpg" amendment - the approach
ing extra session of the legislature,
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. president
of the National Amersan womar's
Suffrage Association. today told The
Kiwanis club there were two reasons
why Tennes-e, should be- ne 3e'h state
20 raiify:
First. ratification was favored by
both parties. second. Tennessee should
raiify 20 proven, America being out
stripped by European countries.
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