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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-01-01
MASONIC LODGES HOLD
JOINT INSTALLATION

The Masonic orders of Heppner
held joint installation of officers in
their lodge rooms last Friday even
ng, Officers installed in Ruth chap
ter of Eastern Star acre Worthy Ma
iron, Minnie Clark; Worthy Patron.
Frank Moore, Associate Matron
Harriet MahOney; Treasurer, Anna
Spencer; Conductress, Rosa Richard
son; Associate Conduuctress, Mrs.
Frank Moore; Chaplin, Jennie Her;
Marshall, Jessie Pruyn; Ada, frankie
Luper; Ruth, Sophrona Thompson;
Esther, Cora Crawford; Martha. Ada
Ayers; Electa, Margaret Cox; War
den, May Gillian; Sentinel, Hugh
Citizens.
Heppner Chapter No. 60. AT. & A.
NJ. installed the folio - ing officers:
W. NJ. Thomas Brennan; S. W.
Hanson Hughes; j. W., H. C. 9th
ems; S. D., Clarence Scrivner; j. D.
Frank Gillian; King, W. E. Pruyn;
S. Spencer Crawford; j. s., C. j. D.
Bauman; Tyler, A. L. Ayers.
In the Royal Arch chapter the Off
GERS installed were: High priest,
Frank Gillian; King, w. E. Pruuyn;
Scribe, John Her; Royal Arch Cap
tain, NJ. D. Clark; Master third vail,
Thos. Brennan; Master second vail,
II. c. Citizens; Master first vail, H.
A. Duncan; Secty., j. A. Waters; Sen
tinel, A. L. Ayers.
Following the lodge work refresh
ments we're served.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-01-01
STATE TEACHERS ASK
FOR INCREASED PAY
Educators In Convention Assembled
at Portland Outline a Program
to Better Conditions for
Observation-Disclosures
Tax for Education

The teachers of Oregon have de-
cided to demand a minimum salary
Of $1,000 a year and Endorsed a
movement to bring before the next
session Of the legislature an act to
provide a state tax not to exceed two
mills to be used exclusively for edu-
cation. These two moves we're TAX
en- early in the opening Of the Ore
gon State Teachers convention in
Portland on Monday. Over two hun
dred delegates from all over Oregon
are in attendance and participated in
the voting.
George W. Hug, superintendent OF
schools at McMinville, is chairman
Of the legislative committee and he
is urging the teachers to all work for
the legislation in their respectiv e
communities.
The Oregon teachers are showing
their mettle by completely ignoring
d reference to forming a teachers
union.
1t is pointed out that California
has already provided $1,000 as a
minimum wage for teachers.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-01-01
NOTICE

There came to my place about
June /, four miles southwest Of
Hardman, the following described
animals: one brown horse, white
stripe in face, branded with spear on
right hip; one black yearling horse,
no brand. Owner may have same by
all costs. j.-j22
LOTUS robson.
Hardman, Ore.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-01-01
Elks Preparing to Furnish
Interior of Their Building

At the regular meeting of Hepp-
ner Lodge No. 358, B.P.O.E., in
this city last Friday evening, Exalted
Ruler, F. A. McMenamin appointed
the finance committee and the build
ing committee to act as a general
committee to confer with architect
John V. Bennes and contractor L. N.
Traver, in selecting the interior fur
nishings for their neN lodge home.
Mr.. Brownlee of Meir & Frank Com
pany of Portland, was in the city the
last week to confer with the lodge re-
garding the furnishings and his firm
will present a bid.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-01-01
1T WAS A GOOD NUMBER

II any business of Heppner is not
represented on the rs pages Of the
Heppner Gazette-Times of Deem
Der IS it must be for some reasons
unknown in commercial and news
paper life. The Editors Crawford
say it is not an industrial edition,
yet it reflects the life of Heppner
and shows some Of the possibilities
of Morrow county 1t is a good
number.-Portland Oregonian.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-01-01

Roy Blake of lone and Miss Grace
feathers, a teacher in the Hardman
schools, we're married in this city on
Wednesday, December "a, at the
home of Rev. H. A. Noyes of the
Federated church, who performed
the ceremony. Mr.. Blake is a young
farmer Of the lone country, where
the young people will make their
home.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-01-01

Mrs. B. W. Lewis Of Grand Rap
ids. Mich, arrived in Heppner the
first Of the week and will spend the
winter here With her son, b. l..
Lewis. conductor on the Heppner
branch Of the o. w.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Campbell Of So
cial Ridge spent Christmas in Hepp-
ner with Mr.. Campbell's parents,
Judge and Mrs. w. T. Campbell.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-01-01

MIR. and Mrs. Chas. a, Dykstra
have returned from a brief visit to
Sheridan, Ore. A daughter was
born to them on November 30. Mr..
Dykstra and family will again make
their home in Morrow county, where
he is interested in the farming
game.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Buchanan are
spending a few of the holidays in
Portland. They went down last
Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
PIPE LINE MATERIALS
SHOULD ARRIVE SOON
PERRY SAYS IN LETTER

That materials Tor the construction
vt the main Fas lipc line from tho
field north ~ Amarillo to the city aud
The cXtcnfiuns tu the cnnplnv's distri.
hut!ng maiur already d1Wn win De- ar.
irving here within very frw weeks.
at lcnri. ~ indicated IN letter rcrcitc il
10y CITY Commission John Trulmger
from Perry \. Little. president of the
Amarillo Gas Company and the ptn.
handle Pipeline Company The lc;tei
In part IL ~ follows
You VIII BE- plcarcd tn hear the in.
formation that Air Drlscull md oh.
tanned In Pittsburgh last wcrl, In con.
ference with the Officials Il tie Va.
ii"Hal suppl COMPANY The blk Mn
20 MC',r'"HH.t h"g oug order N iull
irving and ~ turning II out rauldlv and
We hhv" the asrurnnce that our full
complement ~ pipe and iilingr will
be- completed thin month and on he
road
THE National supply Company have
certainly been good 10 ~ In ORDER Ia
expedite the movement Of our cars We
have engaged AN expert men who has
"a large organization dcyo,c' entirely To
the work OF occurring rapid movement
81 fright over the railroad las IN.
r,ructions from us are IS land the pipe
In Amarillo In the Shorten posdhlc
time"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
ARMY VETERINARY COIRsE
FITS MN FOL; RANCHES

Ninc ~ IA" riNt 90 mru who hiy"
completed the veterinary 'lU ~ ~.
Bile ar, u"" rDr,ucn oH ranches or
large farms iu 90. s,htrw' - H,rurd.
ms o. information r-rci,cd hS Ser.
scgnt Hulmstlaud of the lu'.l ARMY
recruiting station
There mnn.' Says ti,r from
Font lil!lf "kncv practically nuthinr
If veterinary 1ci"ncc before Joining tho
army tn" letter further SAYS that
the course q, Fort lil.os includes e..
cty,hing necessary g. The conduct ol
farming Including the care e.. horses
cattle. 'hrcp. hogs and ppIltr" and
that the men are ilsC given m'iruc.
iion In the operation and upk"Hr 81
farm implements and machinery.
II b. tn puWHsr 81 thc department.
according Go "a" l'i;'r O" Sergeant
iIolmfirand - keep 900 touch with
farmc.r and stu,k.itis.rs fur iir pur.
o.. It occurring yulrg men for thu
service aud letting Siuci.m"n and Farm.
,ry Enuw what may D. expected Iur
,nlis.mcn' in thu Vrt.rla. corps
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
CuTHRELL CALLED
To Be PASTOR Of
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
MEETING WITH OFFICIAL 40 AID,
WEDNESDAY NAY DECIDE
NATTER FINALil

Rev George =. Cuthrrl. pastor nf
the First Christian Church 1T Shcr.
man. Texas. for the past six years
has been called Ia Amarillo t. succeed
Rev T.. G.. Moblcy. ". T.. Grr. rn Il.
der In the First Christian Clurrh. IS.
planned io the congregation sunday
morning III" steps that hld l"cn tthcn
Ia falling successor
MI Gee and i ~ ,uw u were In
sherman a few weeks agp and conirr.
rcd with Rev Cuihr'll who todd th,u
that II the Official boards 81 thu
church would also meet and oNti"I a
call Ia him that hr would runrdrr "a o
Mfor more. This was ion" last wcph.
nnd now Rev. Cmhrcll h1, t-.cpiaphrd
here for a meeting uf the marlr' uuari
Wednesday night whor be- win come
here from Sherman and explain M"
conditions ur terms under which h.
would ncccp, the pn'toutr
II ~ believed that the p1cclin. Wed.
ncrdly night win o." NJ finally in
whether Rev. Cuihr,ll yin rrI,pt the
Offer Ia come here. u g. ',i,,riod Tint
he will not be- ABIDE tn come fur ~.
oral weeks should ho a'prl marUg
the locnl church without pastor tor
a short time. However u b. wI tnlt
there are some splendid lecturers 90 .n-
n'cted with ia" colleges 100 Shrmlr
and that possibly rome ui tl'u could
take Rev Cuihrcll'' ulta' wllln"
a prompt release L. Amnriill
Rev. Alohlcy Announced g. his .m.
grcgatiun SUNDAY that be- Wa higllv
plcnred with the decision 81 the pulpit
committee and tho "lficial hulris tp
rnll Rev. Cuthrcll Hr o. consider ad
him q strong man aud ore 'h't should
h" able g. mall" the church continue io
grow here. Rev Mohlcy .'id tl.1t NJ"
was also held in UNUSUAL, nigh oytr m
In Sherman not only in tn hurrh
but In secular circles ms wDi
Rev Cuthrcll a~t'sici r.. N,ll,v
In prc.Easicr revival crvlcr Cor t'u
weeks. and bcramc won acquainted
with members Of - lo,Il cnncg,.
,ion. Eccal"r Of getting goo in.irhi into
conditions horr 10 b. believed That Dee
viii u" ahh a. take hold "i afirirs
much easier than hc would .t d. were
AN entire stranger 10 he fi,id
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
LIVE WOLF CAUGHT BY
ROACH AND ALTERNATELY

sheriff Burton Roach has rct'rnru
lrom wolf hunt 30 milct west ~
Amarillo bringing hacl, one Us" wolf
The yaunint wac caught ~ John Nh'
crunihy II Wichita Falls. the nationplly
known wolf catcher
John Alternately Crawford feeder
ana sheriff Roach comprised the party
thii LETT on q wolf hJni lnst week.
l.Ufcr Wolvcs had been reported ~
Injecting the country Fee thu wet and
1, was In the hope Of rclring up loicTs
the party riartcd olu. only one woli
wa' run down. and when they came
up on a. Roach and l,ceslr held the
d1gr while Ahrnaihy made . lungc
at the yarmint forcing ms hinl diwn
It's mouth and saving Il alive
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
LOSES 4 BROTHERS
IN WAR; FLU KILLS
MOTHER, 3 SISTERS
ORMER CANADIAN SOLDIER ~
q HOSPITALS NOW At
PANHANDLE.

An example Of the aftermath ~ tn"
world war with IT, p3thos and suffer.
ingH b. furnished hy Private Clarence
e. Miller, who H. now at Panhandle In
q letter written by Miller from Pan.
handle II b. disclosed that ho !Oit the
United States went To- Montreal. tad
Joined the Thirteenth Canadian High.
lhndcrs. November y. l1't. aud went
with that regiment To- hc'p put down
German militaris..
Here 90 hi story as h. tolls 4.
II went 10 France. November rs.
lHii was s'nt to the battle ~ 49,"
Marine river md was wounded uicc.
then went back ,faiin. then vo.un.
tctrcd for the first battle ~ Yprcs and
fought days and nights rhcn herd.
81 German uri n'rs and was givcr q
military medal Of horror Then was
rent back Ton "a rest foe ten days Then
! went harl, p. the in" again I vus h.
To" rund haitl" Il a., Nnrrs fought
three diyH and lu ms ri.hi eve. Then
| wlf in N. hlypit. seven days then
went bach ar,in ard 80. Bon five bat
Ties h'furc was Wuun1,d. Then got
hatu1oi Through my stomach vnf
then taken pei un'r ana was ~ cor.
man LanlH Thry took me- Co. lirmbdrr
Tor g'E Month. would rather n. q
Dos and lrr.. thru 20 G"ulIu pr!suncr
WAS r,lur'l th.u""h exchange ut
prisoners
"Tho8 ! Wa ut lrrk o. England
GO 70 hospital. Was boz - Ia, sp.rals ,u
Britain Then waf vent 60 London To
iho blind homo tu learn trade. Al'cr
us months ! WAS "ori tp 20 hrlncn
home. from there TO another ard back
Q" Britain. th'n o. q canadian hospital.
vgr there three months. and then
'rnt 60 q mental hospital f,r nay
Ic.N's Wa ihrg, three mnn'hr ana
r'nt 90 another mental hHsptgl. inl
nest at O. Kingston Queens mill.
trN no. riIl Cor four uU"iho Then I
War zen, back o. % Wrmrl house for
seven w,Hl3 the g. crazy nrurr.
From there was Discharged ard
g"nt hum". and found ia' mflunza
hai token DDS muth,r ard three ~i'.
t.H AWAY from mo. The war tool; my
four brother and have bat one sis.
,,r l'it n the world
wow I an IN T.yas To- recruit my
health and NV only sister b. back n
Pennsylvania
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
WICHITA BOOSTERS.
WILL REACH HERE
WEDNESDAY | P. N.
BUSINESS MEN CALLED uPON
TO Nm ~ ENTERTAINING
KANSAS VISITORS.

Letters were being sent ont yes
iorday by W. d. Estes secretary OF
the BOARD Of city Development, urg
INK local business men and citizens
to assist the entertainment commit
toe OF the board In ., cciyInE the
Wichita. Kansas iobbers and manu-
laciurors. who will arrive In ANA
rillo tomorrow afternoon at 1:1j
O'Clock on their Golden Jubilee Trade
Exclusion. II Is the purpose of the
board 10 secure as many persons az
possible to meet the special train in
automobiles so that the guests may
be- taken Tor n trip over the city and
to the Palo Duro canyon
The guests will be- IN Amarillo
until about 10 o'clock tomorrow
night when their train will leave
over tho Rock Island for Tucumcari.
During their weeks trip the iobbers
and manufacturer will visit points
In Western oklahoma. the panhan-
die NJ Texas. Northern and Eastern
New Mexico, Colorado and Western
Kansas. arriving In Wichita Satur-
day night The itinerary for the
second. third ard fourth days Of the
excursion Is as follows:
second Day.
Early morning. Spoarman. 1910
u. M. Pcrryion: 1880 u. m, Book
er; 1880 y. m. Darrouscit: i:i5
u. M. Follott; 2:3i y. m. Sha,tuck.
Okla. 4.O4 y. M. Higgins, Texas.
$40 y. M. Glacier; G:l5 ,. m. Ca
madam.
Third Day.
1883 %. M. Canadian. S:23 q. m"
Mendoza: g:45 a. m. Miami: 1870
y. nj. Pampa; i2:9i a m. panhan-
die. i:l5 =. ~. Amarillo. Night run
10 TucumcGri y VI
Fourth DAY.
600 4 M. Tucumcari. S:i5 q m.
Logan. 935 q. M. Obar; 10000 o..
M. Narayisa: 1880 a. M. Dalhari.
Texas: lee . m. Stratford: 2;26
.. M. Toyhomg. Okla: 3:ii y. m.
GocdWell .i:2S y. M. Guymon. COS
y. M. Hooker: G:i3 .. M. Tyrone:
7:45 p M. Liberal Kan Night stop
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
TRUCK CONCERN MAY
LOCATE PLANT HERE

The secretary of the Board of city
Development Is In receipt Of n tclc-
gram from T. W. Woodward Of Fort
Worth In which he asks II Amarillo
would DO interested IN securing u
large motor truck plant employing
from 200 TO l.400 men lie states
that his concern will not ask for a
bonus hut desires tcn-acrc tract
Of land upon which to construct a
building. Mr. Woodward already
has visited Amarillo and is familiar
with the city and It's railroads as
well as It's geographical location
The matter was referred 10 the IN
duNriai committee Of the board. OF
which Hen Stone Is chairman. and II
the proposition Is found satisfactory
there seems to be no douh' bat that
the board will take steps To comply
with the desires of the company aud
10 cndcavor to locate II here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
GINNING DENONSTR ALTON
HELD ~ B. &. u. OFFICES

4 demonstration Of q tin canning
machine was held yesterday after
neon al I o'oioca IN the Board Of
City Development rooms by Mr.. B,sh-
or Of the Texas A. a VI College Sew
oyal Amarillo women attended the
demonstration
The machine. which Is pronounced
o success by County Agent Harmon
rentCn opens and fas,cns tops on
cans Mr.. Benton believes II viii
prove saver Of much time IN the
work OF canning fruit and vegc-
tables.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

recommended your medicine 10 several
Young ladies who have al benefited
by it."-Mrs. AGyEs l.. BLLiows, 800
Lincoln I'd. East Rochester, y. y.
Young women who are troubled with
painful or irregular periods, backaelic.
headache. dragging down sensations.
iarntine spells or indigestion should
take lydia J.. pinkham. Vegetable
,omponn1. Thousands have been re-.
stored To health by this root and herb
remedy.
Write Tor free anil helpful advice 10
LYDIA =. pinaham Medicine Go. icon.
iilcutiall. Lynn. Mass. Women only
eTsr, real and answer such letters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
BETTER SCHOOLS DRIVE
TO Be STAGED SATURDAY

\ BETTER Schools Cgmrira his l,cu
launched Ter A'aarillu pllhtls h1rr
been placed ~ down town wildrNs cN.
pressing tho purpusr Of Tho U'np7.gl
IN the cuurlci.
We've had a drive cor IA. soldier
and rnilor
\ driv" frr the ros' ant 'he wet.
Lots hold a dive fur the Texas cNild
And make this drive The hcsi
In the interest Of Tho driv" Sliur!l'
May !. has been Used as school tag
day when al a." srh.'l children will
be- out tagging all who contribute ,o
their Carsr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

Rub the joints WHIP DALLARD's
SNOW IMMINENT To relieve rheuma-
tism. II pcnetrates the flesh 10 the
bone conveying it's soothing and re-
s,orativc influence 10 the spot where
the pain exists. Sold by all druggists
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

pound for several
years and think Il
line. ! am a prac
teal nurse and
when | get run down
and nervous ! take
the Vegetable Com.
pound. | also have
trouble with fny
bladder when I am
ON my feet and
LYDIA L. rinkham's
Sanaiivc Wash 10.
lieycs that. 4 have
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
SLOW
DEATH

Aches, parno, nervousness, difi.
:ul,y in urirating. often NEAR
,erlouo disorders. The world'e
standard remedy for kidney, liver
bladder and uric ccid troubles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
xfiiisr's Aat;ssriic oil. Known NJ
Snake Oil
VIII Positively Relieve Fair In Pew
Minutes

TrT n right nor for rhcumiiln.
Nsmalgla, I.umha-o. sore. stu aud ~ q.
ben lninfs. pain ln the head harl. aud
limhs. Gurus. hrnians. Ctc Alter one
applicailon pnin usually G'AppaF1 "a
N 10y magic.
A new rcnedv used externally io-
Coughs. Colds. Group lniucn-a. Sore
Throat. birhthcga gnd funddiis.
This oil IL cuncrs,i 10 be thc mo-;
penetrating rrmely known. IT, proulpt
sud immediate eject IN tcllrrirc pain
D. due 20 the fact thai u p,uct.ates 10
the effected parts ~ once A. mn ilins.
trat,oii. pour ten drops On the ihickest
gletr ~ snl~ ieathcr anH u viii pcnc-
irsic thls suhsiance through ani Though
in thrre minutes.
Accent no substitute. This great oil
Il solden red color only. Manufactured
ly Herb Juice Medicine Co. only. Get
Dickson Drug Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
This NURSE
ADVISES
Women Who Are Ill To
Take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Fast Rochester. y. Y.-"l have used
Lydia 4. Pinkham'- Vegetable Com.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27
GOLD MEDAL.
vAk WV On
W S4y1ziIHJ:y "

oiing quick te.ief and often ward o,
deadly eiscaaes. Known "a tie national
'smsay q Holland for more than 200
ears. All druggists. in three Sifsa
'AsL Cor the name Cod Mccall on ss.ry DO,
.nd accept ~ lfaifs,i.-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

City Drug
rlio Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-27

life new vigar
and new vim IN
every fibre Of
your tSsiy
Nou Will h.
surprised how
much better
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15

FSusI Vm0dVN EUWCf W LiSIIt WI fpVTdttViI
First and Refundng Mortgage % Gold Bonds
p R Ss N @ tS aHsP Ps S s'h @ p are; % : ' oh m ss s
1922 l including 1861 and
s after 1os Hnspai
$1,000 and $500 rust Q New Trustee "
Normal Federal income
e The AS S~ @s"sn % % & 5s" m letter & Mr. & - iii
% sum1arscd @ @ hSth: % COPIES " ~ Will be furnished ca
The Adirondack Power Corporation light
p%er business Amsterdam Natee Oneida Saratoga Springs
also furnishes under long
and about Albany Schenectady including practically all the
nteubn roads in the territory addition the
in Schenectady Saratoga Springs Oneida directly indirectly
population of approximately 100000
The principal company the Hudson and 4oos
Ns and East Canada Creek and have capacity
of the large undeveopd dydo-cotr in erT ~
Net after
interest on mortgage bonds including
The First and Refnding Mortgage Gold opinion
bed w m % %eg m on p M M sn % ane mas Ra value
They are further nth secured the opinion counsel by the
s5,o0o000. W
The physical property of mortgage bonds
outstanding including this issue
The General Electric Company approximately
OF the Corporation.
these ebondsfo invest
Price 3712 and interest," Yielding 7es
Complete cirularon
Harris, Forbes & Co Coffin & Burr, Inc
E.. II. Rollins & Sons
New York
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15
Credit Protests Denounced
Guaranty Trust Co. Sees Danger
to- L. S. Prestige in Europe

The Guaranty Trust Company, of
New York in American Goods and For
eign Markets. its mi-monthly survey
of international trade, says that the re-
pudiation of contracts and the protest
ing of irrevocable credits on technical
grounds by some American import con-
Germs threaten to leopard. ss the stand
ing of the United States in world mar
kets.
These practices says the trust
company, whatever justification they
may or may nNAs have, present the most
serious feature of American foreign
trade relations to-day. They have been
resorted TO in most cases because the
recent decline in commodity prices has
occasioned substantial losses to i'm
porters here, who. consequently. are en-
deavoring to relieve themselves OF OBJ
legations entered into with foreign
houses.
american business men, on the other
hand, complain that contracts abroad
have been Cancelled even oftener than
in this country, and that irfractions Of
the rules of business ethics are less
common here than abroad
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15
Contemplates Selling His Liberties

Question-Will YOU kindly advise
10 the merits of the following bonds:
Union Tank Car Company Z per cent. Pan
American Petroleum and Transport equip
Railway per cent and Grand Trunk Rail
way Of Canada per cent | also would
like to invest s., 600 or $1,000 in good long
term bonds other than 1 have named
above and not above par. What informa-
ton can YOU give concerning minneapolis
d ST. Louis Railroad bond? What is it's
present value and do you think 1t will
deprectate? Would it be advisable to sell
Liberty bonds to invest in securities to
yield higher interest e. c. S.
Answer-All the bonds you name are
entitled to good ratings, in our opin-
ion. They are we'll secured and en-
JOY good markets. The following is
sues also are in this class: Bell Tele-
phone of Pennsylvania per cent 1915,
Westinghouse Electric and Manufac-
turing per cent 1881 and Diamond
Match TX per cent 1885 The Mime
apo!is e. st. Louis Railroad has sew
eral bond issues. The first lien bonds
are we'll secured. The 4 per cent and
refundlng per cent are more or less
speculative, because these issues are
sensitive to earnings. In other words,
they arc not we'll enough secured to
be given good rating We believe it
best to hold your Liberty bonds and
not attempt to increase your yield
There is nothing better and they will.
we think, eventually go much higher.