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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

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EXCLUSIVE SELLING FRANCHISE
,sS.. On q super farm power and farm light
plant-for distribution in state Of
SasS North Dakota is offered by a Chicago
4 n manufacturing corporation to the III.
ssIls dtlviduaa or company-financia1iy able
to properly merchandise such a prod
vs. b@ @
1.-THE POTENTIAL MARKET FOR THIS
Essss state, n
s8DIsTR1cr AND DEALER oRaANIzA-
M ,tionSts easily and promptly gained by
M manufacturers policy Of procedure.
MM THIS OFFER rs ADVERTISED TO
8& get IN. touch with business men want
IN ing 10 get into an unlimited ana .per1na.
35@H tnent line of wholesale merchandising-
cansbe guided to succEsss ~ : hiFHy.
STsfIly responsible manufacturing organi-
Zatton with. a trained corps Of experts
Hidsf HAkn POWER AND FARM
y NAN OR DEALER READING
tent to;handle eight Or ten counties as
under .The state DistribQtor-should
E write for Information.
ALL INQUIRIES WILL BE TREATED
IN strictest confidence. Arrangements
receipt Of ali Inquiries.
srH1s IS A HrGHnY PROFITABLE.
4 Careful consideration Viii be Wei
worth your while;
/ ApDans,
HI COX 1Trp
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

STOCK statesmen wANTED-FoE
northeastern North Dakota selling
stock 70 IN . Comparative lufn-
, psct ExcitsiSe~ territory rights to
eAlesfien: Good commissions. Leads
furnfshod. Call Or write Home Lufn.
". Natl. Bank Building, Grand Forks.
y. North Dakota, {
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

AGENTs-ExcLUs1vE TOWN AND
Wonderful Washing Tablets. most sen.
sati0nat money maker III wears. Free
. sample. Terms, ETC. b. Thayef, 2l44
+. C1yb0urn Ava, CHICAGO. ~.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

fEwrpApERG AND JOE p111NTIM0
MINT for o0le, Small payment down.
Eskest ID s16fy pAyrtenta AAofeoe ~.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09
FARM LANDS.

LEVEL. WE'LL IMPRov-
ed $50 acre farm.,5 miles Barton; no
better IN Pierce county; aIl under pillow
soil; all fenced; good, new set build
tngs; excellent water; grove; Ane
~neigfibor1ood. Rented. immediate pos
session II desired. Only $46 per acre.
!. thtssbarEain will not be on the market
long. sC.a.H. Gilmore. Barton. North
Dakota. !"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09
HOUSES FOR BALE.
Watch Grand Forks Grow
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
5000 .Se-House and 1 acre oft1snd ON
Minnesota Point. @F--7
vJS0e.eo-House, barn and root house
and 10 acres Of land ON Minne3
sofa Point.
$1Soo ee-s room cottage, electric lights,
~ :ste 81. c''tern and cellar. on n
317So.ee6 room house. electric lights,
city water and cellar On Chey-
eane Ave. -.
$1,000 49, room house. ali modern but
heat on Cheyenne Ave.
sseoo.eeL room house: al modera out
$500. oe-.7 room house.. all modern but
heat on Walnut ct.
heat on Walnut 81.
$1,000. 49, room house. All modern but
heat On Cottonwood ST !.
South 4th ct. y 81
$4,000 ~ room house. all modern, on
Cherry st.
3S0e0. 0o-6 room house. all modern, on
Belmont 81.
eseeo. 90 roo house, ali modern, on
~ eth g..
$4,000. OILS rom house. an modern. on
$500. eo-s room house. all modern. on
South 4th st.
$685. 49, room house, ali modern, ON
North 4th st. a
$lz00.0N@7 room house. all modern. on
North 9Th st.
heat, on North ID SC.
$3.50 per acre for 100 acres Of good land
enly : miles from East Grand
Forks. Minnesota.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

wE BtY AND. gHLL SECOND HAND
saTfifufs snd stexSs..As.SE seaavs
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

)yR PROTECTED ARTICLE TxcLU6.
ivs1y owned and controlled " ID cfeafA
UPWARD Of 81. per Aay for ~sa1eshieff:
most essential: 9ovefnfhefit created
dennAnd: large territories 70 sAlesrne.r
able - handle crews: side 1iAe or full
you VIII fail selling life p~ressrveft on
Q sinking ship; definite cooperation.
Jerome LAAdk Pres, { South Dearborn
et., Chicago. illinois.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

AqENTs-coIN MONEY SELLING
corn Sroenns. rstaii I'M u''e ssnnp pis
postpaid 31.06. Sanitary Brushes: ca.
nher sales Co., 2s6s FArnatn, Onaaha,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

Sssssss HRHAAx-Ar1nNNn1& "a
STEN TfYoIIGkNn Mr. ~ ~
ie 9 p9noSaIcs; very cas ewasr waat-
vdica tSrf - ces{ nsW .Llre SHxane fe.
susranteeS; Setsiin ~. Ast on;c tSI
+, Cincinn1ti. ohSc go" ~ - Ns@ ssN'
= = fnsrcks est,yy> sH1 III g ERIEED az.
I, SK snnnssEdA .siis "a ~ ~ 'H.HH: sSA
81 IN nrennrtinn I, AZ. 10 ~ y,t ne ~.
D 81 .Ss:s,:ss :ta.s.s. s;s money. i SIS
$E%s stn1 House, 1900 ". dsth st.. cti-
80. - &. $500.
AOgn01aSE - N,1e1er, ~ se1-1. sess1e
- MET ~ the ,nSida 1 h5sko,v TT -
insaSeon. Ihis u he fSstest seller pn0-
/ nv Scr =. st9s,,fcs. rSs neenSS =
Hotel Dscotah. dranS .Iork: S'
mobile batteries as, distilted wstcr only
.reSd tbss .D.Sis =. wv nrlnkipS Water'
svo.o tne IVY. ana fev4rs. Descftr-
s. ~ ~ Pslces upon reqesst Acents
$780, -.-.--- ---.--.--
MISUNDERSTANDING TOWN AND
~ 9yunIy Where; Make en- White
tsfinnai NAVE Mssn,MS LsH q most en-.
T. Clybourn Ava, chicago. ~:
A0r%Jre <so1S- ..S-.--
TnEMarE1 CWtN MONEY SELLING
nnts sS,s flore Q9utiest 0ix
corn proons Eetan $1,7b. Sample
DUStD3lU 0x.U0.N HRhYxAfV RRNAhAM FFA~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

40 ACRE MIXED FARMING RANCH
Improvem eltts consisting Of 2 houses.
barn szx1ee. srenary - hesd. cattle,
sows IN pig and chickens. House fur
ntshed complete, farm implements
complete: hsy. Yhafgles, 135 bu. pota-
Will take $4,000. n cash.. balance to
suit. Address ell Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DOUBLE DISC ATTACHMENT-Keep-
tor IS cents each. one or two draw
bar. sample mailed for Is cents. Van
Brunt rs cents, SAMPLE at IS cents,
John A. Swanson. Bantry, N. Oak.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09
GOOD PAYING DRUG
!. ST0RE IN ONE OF THE BEST
TOWNS IN EASTERN NORTH
DAKOTA.
WILL rent or sell building:
nth Small capital will handle
deal. Will sbeAr close an
vesttgatior.& Reason for
selling sickness In family.
ADDRESS
as HERALD

CAP1rALrDo You NEED n? IEaIT-
innate enterprises financed by sale Of
stocks or first mortgage bonds on
improving or. enlarsin9 your business;
or for ceHtrAli2ing d scattered indebt.
+, edness; with privilege to repay over
long periods from. earnings, Write full
3 Negrescou, 3as So. Dearborn St.,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

wANTED.SALESMEN TO SELL WILL
known line Of automobile accessories,
calling on auto dealers and garage
trade only. Must nave at least two
years selling. experience. The J. p.
I Gordon Co, Columbus. Ohio.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

SALESMAN wANTED-sELL GuMMED
tape sealing machines. Gummed tape
cheaper than twine. or string; 1907
tApe. Excellent opportunity f0r live
man. Write HokanSon Speciality CO.,
100 North wells Ct. CHICAGO.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

AGENFS-$40-Sto0 WEEK FRHE SAM
pies. Gold sign letters. anyone can
Liberal offer. to general agents. Metai-
lie Letter Co., 436fN. Cark, Chicago.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

SUBSTANTIAL MANuFA CT RIN
c0rp6ration wants capable men to 60.
$500 to $1,566, necessary. You handle
own money. Will allow expenses 10
Baltimore II you will qualify For.
Howard ST.. Baltimore, Nd.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

MFIRsT CLASS TABLE BOARD WI az
II Ard st. Reasonable. &
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

WANTED-To FIND GOOD BUSINESS
for sale; hotel; retail store, LAUNDRY,
manufacturing business or nrA6c +.
I Jones' 800 s. Oakley. Chicago.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

EALEsMEN-s1o 70 $40 DAILY EASY
>selling s~urn-peanIt vending machine
Retain commissions from COLLECTIONS.
6Anicku, 1894 CottAke Grove, Chicago.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

FOR RE1yT-MY FARM AT ARGYLE,
MINI, Man must understand live
stock thorUhshly and buy half interest
in some. OF live stock or farm. Take
about $1,000 J|H. Griffin, Grand
EOrk2u III. DE 49, s.:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-09

TWO HALF SECTIONS LAND NEAR
Grafton for rent on one-t third basis.
Geo. w. Gets, Grand Forks, N. d.
$40 ACRES GOOD BUILDINGS, SOIL,
and water. $40 acre. Owner. r. o..
Boz 215. Winnipeg, Canada
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r. zendeias, 2s1s 5. Spring ST. LosAngeIes Cal

pias certificadas del Tesuitado GUAM
do personals i~nteresadas 10 demanden.
iEstas son generalmente requeridas
por el presidente del estado y el del
cOndado de cada partido. Los traba
jadores de eada pfBcinto en- las ur1aB
les supliran a los jueces los certifica-
dos impres0s en- blanco para este us0.
8. RHCORRaDA. DE. EuHSUIfrAt
DOSs-Los c~omisionados Sc juntaran
dentrO de sells dfaS despueg de Ia O.
lecci0n v, seguiran a recorrer los re-
sultados v d~eclararan Los fesultad0s
de la election en- ell condado. Ellos
certificarAn al Cuerpo dc Examinado-
res de Estado Ell vote del c0ndad0 de
los candidates que corren en- mas de
cOndado. 81 acasO 81 cuerp0 des-
cubre a1gdn libro de urnaa que no es-
firmado Sc llamaran los ofictaies
del precinto para que comparescan y
10 firmen. Ell cuerpo de examinadOres
certificara 81 resultado de los libr0s'
de urna y no tiene poder para hacer
cosa mas, y al tiempoede recorref los
votos Ell secretario del condado en-
presencia del cuerpo y de los presi-
ientes de los partidos poIitlcos, abri-
"a las cajas de boletas y sacara los
DaQuetes de boletas Sc dejaran sella
paquetes de boIetas Sc dejaraan sella-
los y SO mandarin al juez de la Cor
.e de DistritO, quien guardara los
nismos. Las boletas ne los "yotan-
es ausentes' Sc ~recprreran Y 81 resul
ado SO modificara por co~nsiguiente.
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Pdgina Litoraria

~
lie vio la patrona: tirandose a trave
Idel cabaiIo agarr0 Ell estriboI cayo ID
rodillas y con Ia Topn en- desorden
sueltos los cabell0ss Sc puso Q que5ar
Sc, apuntando D Ia mano a mi asiH
Etente.
General, exclamo Jdzguenos, de
~lfiendanos, saIvenos v. 10 ese soldads
mos rob6.
JegOr estaba en- Ell quici0 de La puel
la, derecho como una j. sacando q
lpeuho, juhtos los pies, goTfa en- mano
y. nj siQniera chist6.
lie habia trastornado la vista de to
dos esos generates detenidos delante
de Ell enmedio de la Gale? Estaba
Iva, petrificado por la proxifaidad de "a
deseracia que Sc venfa encima? 10
~lcierto es que mi Jegor estaba rfgido,
l~pestaneando, palido como un sudario.
IN general en- jefe dirigi6 n mi
irada distraida y sombrfa y gruh6 ron
led. Que dices a ESQ?
Jeg0F c~0ntinuaba siempre inm0Vil Y
lrfgido, ensenando los dientes como IN
hobo. QUEEN le hubiera gisto de peril
hubiese di0ho: @ese hompre SO esta
Iriendo,
Entonces eli general On jefe pfonun-
clio bruscamente. Que 10 a1Orquen
IPic6 ~espuelas a su caballo J. prosigui6
su canine, primero al paso, despues
al trote largo. TOdo ell Estado Mayor
Sc lanzo en- poz de 81. Solo un ayudan
to de campo, ~volyiendose I'm momento
|sobre la silla, dirigio q mirada q
IJegor.
impossible de~sobedecer. Apoderan-
dose de Jegor para HevarIo al suplicio'
Sc puso palido. v exclam6 dos wees
con esfuerzos Mis- padres, mis- POI
padrecitos mics X Iuego murmu,
r6:
-Jur0 ante Dios que 70 no he sido.
Lloraba amarEamente al d~espedirse
de mi. 70 estaba desesperado.
-Jegor, Jegor, como no has dicho
NADIA al general?
-Juro p0r Di0s que yO no he sidO-
repetfa sollozando Ell pobrecillo.
La misma patrona estaba tremula
de terror: no esperaba una orden tan
cruel. Bch6se tambi6n a llorar, a ru-
cir. comenzo a suplicar a cada inc de
nosotros Ell perd6n del d~esdichado.
aseguraF que habfan a~parecid0 sus
gallinas, que iba a explicario TODD.
Naturalmente de NADIA sirvi6 TODD
Asuntos de guerra. caballe-
ro.s Ia discipline. La p~atrona
.sollozaba a mas Y mejor.
Jegor, a quien habia confesado va
IL sacerdote, voIvi6se hacia mi:
-Ya la he p~erdonado.
Mi amigo repiti6 estas dltimas pala-
de su asistente y murmur6:
mi buen amigo Jegors palomita
MIA, hombre justo. -.
Y una tras otra rodaron las iagri-
mas por sus curtidas mejillas
IVAN TURGUhNEF.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-07
AUiSO I~fnpOrtQnfc
EI precio de suScripcion de Ri Nuevo
Mexicano sera can1biad0 en- Nov. 4,

Desde 81 da De NOviembre. 1920. Il preciO Dc s~uscripci6n
de Fl Nuevo Mexcano Sc aumentard. y aconsejamOs a nuesWos
lectores avsen a sus amigos que Sc suscriban con tempo, pues
despues de esa fecha tendrdn que pagan mas pcr Il ~peri6dco
FL aumento en- Ell precio de ~suscripci6u Sc hace Indispensable
q causa del aumento enonne en- Il precio del papel para Impfi-
min, de los altos salaries que hay que pagan a los e~mpleadoss
el aumento en- precio de cast todos los articulos necesarios para
la production de i'm peri6dco como el nusstrO.
Ell costo del papeI soIamente. es ahora mas de cuatro wees
mayor que 10 que era en- 1914. mas dc tres veces del precio
en- 1918. Y los precios siguen suhiendo. La n6nina de pages
a los empleados es 90 pr ciento mas do 10 que era en- loIay
esd doble de 10 que era en- l9l4-l5.
Oros muchos artculos han aumentado al doble del prcio
de los dos 1Itnmos amos.
Fl Nuevo MexIcano por su parte, procura dr a sus lectores
el mej6r servcO que Is possible. En- poktca, defiende FL inte-
res del pueblo. y procutamos dar las 1ltmas notcias con toda
unprecedented. En- la pr6xima campana que Sc acerca, daremos
rodas las notcias felmente. como 10 hacemos sempre. AIDE
mas mantenemos nnesra secci6n De literature dando cuentecf
tos coFtos selectOs, y nuestra secci6n de correspondence lestt
NADIA al pdbkco Sc pubhca sin preocup4ti6n alguna. Nueslfos
anuncios son de frmas e~stablecidas y d~ependibles. estamos
seguros que 81 les dan su ~patrocnio no les pesara. En- una pa
Nabra, nuestro perodco esa conducido con los melodos mas
modemos. y estamos dspuestos a mejorarlo de dfa en- da.
EspeEamos que nuestros lectures compfenderSn las razones
que tenemos para q aumento de Ia s~uscnpci6n. promehkndolG
que d precio voIvera a sd estado normal tan pronto como las
condolences del mercado 10 j~usdfiquen.
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santa Fts ~. M 8GtuABN 4 90 4ASHs
81. editor 40 ~ Naev0 Afaaican0
ApfeciabIe seduf;
sfrgase car eall1a VA 81 ~Hpreclaple
seiaan4flo : u tISalente
por cnanto Ia Dlvina rrovidaneia
|ha aetefminadp nen ~ 8shin pa4ef af
guitar ~ Haer naaotxne d dia IS de
gua au vida raspanalA u n0nlafe a.
Anf1nio Aechnipsa E3ores, 3 g od1a
de e. aaos habi Aff9o e0e tc4t
uaaelaa <fiaaaa 1e aaA anlft
meaa4 aH mraA us dalHNe
r4f Ieao e gaefis pNr e eafafta o.
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INvENCION MARAWLLOSA

~ CeNfdpo9 2 HeVdFan Q 80 Ca8a
Aqul estA su o~portunidad de comprar IN
irelo1 del cual eatara orguIloso-Un per-
fecto reloj para giiardar FL tdmpo. No
tiene que daTle cuerda cada dia aflda
una sernana con una euerda. Moviinl6nto
az z joyas en- una hcrmosa GAIA con re-
sorte inquebfabIe patsntaoo tamaho po-
pular 1851 GaraAtie6d0 nor 20 ahos. Dare
mos gratis una ctmarn Sport con cada
reloj que ordenen dentro dc SO dlas. Pre-
clio bajo especial por corto tempo. Cofte
este anunclo hoy v mAndel0 junto con 20
centaros On esEampaN o plata y a reatp
De y7.e5 10 pasa Al cartaro al llegar. Los
vcpdemos tan bnratos pordue esperamos
que 10 ensehe a sns amlseB-qnerhni0s
que IA Kente nos cono6eaa lie devolvefaog
gu dlnero vi no eafa satisfecho.
ELGIN SUPPLY CO..
~ N. Carpenter 81. nsbf SIS chicago, IN
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-10-07
rrespondencid

Moriarty. N NJ, Sept. IS, 1920.
70, la sehOrita Elena Davis, hija de
Don Jose Davis y esposa, rmeidentes
dc Moriarty, N. NJ, Ell dfa N de No
viembre, ano 1919, me despedl de mis-
padres y hermanos, ~parientes y ami
COS. y me fli para Santa re al conven-
TO del Santisimo Sacramento, para a.
Irreglar mis- Certificates para irme a
estudiar para Hermana. El dfa 20 de
IDiciembre salt de- Santa Fe, N. NJ
acompahada de Ia Madre Josephine y
de Ia Hermana Estans0la, tonamos en-
EIamy, un pullman con direction a
Cornwells Heights, Pennsylvania. Fui
reclbida por las Hermanas en- Ia Casa
Madre que es ei COnventD dc Santa
Isabel q dla "a ae Diciembre. las cua-
les ms recibieron con Il mayor gusto
y aprecio 70 me fuf con toda mi vo-
iinfad y con Ia yoInntad de mis- pa
dres, y con Ia lntenci6n do permane-
Ger todos los dfas Dc nj vida de Her
mana. per0 Dios no 10 perEnito 70
me enferm6 On Ell mes De Fobrer0 de
pulmonia y estuye en- eama por gafi0a
dias: fuf atendida poF e Doctor y las
Hermahas con e mayor nee y cuidA
do A resulfzs de esa penoea enter
me onfefm6 de ~ vista, y tu-
rieron dos Harmanns que iIse eunui,
20 q Philadelphia q que me ntendie.
ian los especialislas. I1S c1aie9 usar
ron Dc 81 clopcla con e mayor cui.
iado ) hicieron p0f mi cnanto eetny0
50 eonocimiehto: y Ynelamaron los
i~ootores que habfa pErdido una ter
paFte de- a vista , me puaiefpu
fute0i0s ReciaEnand0 que mi sinta
hahia qnedado dtbli y cue los Is
adios seflan en- contra d. nj salad
cue l4nia que 6gar a. eatadiar aea
ihanza tavieFon mis- padres para nc
afmItIfmo Qae me- ofe14ra d lisS
aaDa. ) 80 considoFo aus mis- padrN
una cpaa iaHAs - nert0
re 30 10 QaefIa vsnir o. nInrana
Aaaars ~ nlnzlna a. - io Ha1mt
~. - hosltia1 y ~ noftgiaafas cue
ss4ten tanfaF eaHl1iEa ntnN4ua 49#
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Sensible Defuncion

Santa F& n. NJ. oetuhre Z al 1850.
sr. editor 40 ~ Naevo 3fakirsn0
ApfeclabIe sedofs
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-11-12
$1,000 SEATTLE MEN
TO SHARE IN BONUS

Seattle, Wash. Eleven thousand Sc
attic men, onefiith of the total mum
Der estimated TO be residents of the
state, will be eligible to participate in
the distribution nj the state soldiers
bonus appropriation of $11,000,000
American Legion officials state. Esti
mating the length of service for these
men as being. on the average. equal to
that of other service men in the state.
officials believe the Seattle men will
receive s2.2OO.OO0
Service women. such as nurse corps
members, will benefit from the act.
the same as men, when they are in all
ether respects within the terms of the
act. When deceased, their relatives
shall benefit, as In the case of the
ex-seryice men.
A bona fide resident of the state of
Washington, who is a citizen of the
United States, and who served with
Canada, England or any of the other
allied powers between the dates fixed
In the act. is entitled to the bonus.
The eligibility of a service man to
participate In the bonus depends upon
his ability TO establish residence.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-11-12
PREHISTORIC RELICS
FOUND AT BIG EDDY

The Dalles, Or.--Charred skeletons
and ancient copper utensiis-belieyed
TO be evidence OF q prehistoric Indian
race of an advanced type-have been
found by workmen grading on the Co
lumbia river highway near Big Eddy.
Taken with hisroglyphics found on
the cliffs back of Big Eddy, the discov-
cries are thought to establish the fact
that a highly developed tribe once
lived near that point.
The skeletons are charred and crum-
BILE easily. indicating that the bodies
may have been partially cremated or
that an entire village was destroyed
by conflagration.
That the prehistoric race was type
far superior to the Indians who roam
cd the land in historic times is evil
denced by the fact that ornaments
made of apparently pure copper were
found lying near the bodies. Pottery,
images, weapons and many other de
vices the use of which is not known and
which have been either carved or worn
out OF solid stone nave been dug up
during the week.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-11-12
THE MARKETS
Portland.

Wheat showed nominal price on
the Portland Merchants Exchange for
the past week. In fact not a single
trade has been shown on the local
exchange for so long time that quota
tions established there mean little or
nothing.
Oats-No. . white feed, $40,
Corn-Whole. S57; cracked, $50.
Hay-Willamette valley timothy. S27
G2S per ton; alfalfa, S22.50923.5O.
Butter Fat-5lc.
Eggs-Ranch, 70a72c per dozen.
Cattle Best steers, ss.75Q9.50;
good to choice. s7.75qS.75, medium to
good, S675Q775.
Sheep East OF mountain lambs.
$9.d95O; Willamette valley lamLs,
SS@S.5O.
Hogs Prime mixed. Si4u14.50:
smooth heavy. S13.50d14; rough
heavy. Sl0G12.50.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-11-12
OPEN EXCHANGES WANTED
Privilege of Collectively Selling
Products Demanded.

Chicago.-Request that the federal
trade commission and the attorney
general or other public authority be
called on to take necessary steps to
open grain exchanges of the country to
membership of cooperative companies,
unless the exchanges act themselves,
was made in resolution adopted at an
executive session of the farmers
marketing committee.
No very strong. permanent or ex-
tensiye cooperative marketing organ
ization is likely to be built up unless
economic necessity forces great mum
her of farmers iato it, committee rep
resenting midwest farm bureau fed.
erations reported to the Farmers
Marketing committee of an inyestiga-
ton OF cooperative organizations on
the Pacific coast.
The investigation was undertaken
10 find whether the Pacific Coast sys-
tenn could be adopted to the eo-opera.
tive marketing of grain and other
mid. West farm products.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-11-12
TAX OF II BILLIONS
IN . YEARS ASKED
Four Billions Annually Is Rec.
Ommendation Made to
Congress.

Notwithstanding nation will face q
continuation OF the annual tax bill oi
four billion dollars for a period OF at
least three years II congress adopts
recommendations drafted by treasury
officials and which, ii was understood
have been laid before Secretary Hous.
ton for approval.
Mr.. Houston, It was said. probably
will include such recommendations in
the form of an analysis of the govern
ments financial condition in his forth
coming annual report to congress. The
analysis will show, and accompanying
recommendations will suggest, it was
said that three-year program for tax
revision Is required in order to meet
maturing government obligations and
cover current federal expenses and
that approximately eight billion dol
lars in victory notes, war savings Sc
curiti,s aud treasury certificates OF in
dchtcdness will be due for payment
within the next three years.
Recommendations to be- made by Mr.
Houston, IL was understood, will pro.
pose adjustment of the excess profit
taxes In their entirety and the substi
tuition therefor OF u graduated income
tax OF a substantial deeper cut than
under present revenue laws. 1t was
believed the new income taxes would
apply only to incomes above $4,000 an.
nualIy and that provision would be
made for a graduated increase even OH
the additional tax as the amount OF
income grows larger.