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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
FRENCH Elect
oLEmEMoEAu's
FOE president
tcortirusd FROM paos ~

political supporters hegan to look around
for some one 10 defeat NJ ieschrnrl
il vas reported thu, tho supporters Of
the premier would rive their aid to
NJ Jonnnrt The supporters of Louis
Pans ma Ley Bourgeois. IN. French
League OF natgons expert. mad. strong
lids for the Clemencesu followers
~ Clcmsnceau commented bitterly
nton the political opposition which sud.
fsnly sprans up against his prtsiA.n.
al candidacy
DO not wan. q miserubls Nsht a.
no end ct my career for a few votes. ."
he declared. ~ " Tcrchanei carries
out y ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AGAINST me, ~
much te worse for the country and 50
much u better Tor mvseif"
Pubic I've Finished.
The Y ~r'' ssld he had definitely
finished wii public iife snd would i'm.
inedlaiely rot e TO Verdre To write his
ra'nors The hnnk win deal especially
Nth the WA p -ioi Ile satd that he
.wh not have a. further active CON
nrr'ion with his Nspsr.r. L'lIonme
llhre either
'TItomme Iihre explained tha, NJ
cl-menrrau WOULD have. accepted the
presidency u ne was elected without
opposition hnt tha, he woult NJ, enter
any contest o. late in his political
eeretr
Psul Eugene Louis Deschsnsl IA IN
his siy'v fourth year and has been IN
public life ZOE forty years lie was
sl"cted ,icc presidsn, ~ the chamber
of deputies In 1905 nni two years later
vas made president lie held the po-
sition four years hu, reiinaushcd II
for smother rost. lIs vas again chosen
president ~ Ne chamber IN lsi, and
heh the office M 20 the time of hi,
election 10 the presidency Ile has
written a number NJ booas on political
eronomy
The French frssiien, 10 elected for a
term ~ seven years v - n national
tradition that ~ does not succeed him.
seIf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
FIRE EQUIPMENT
TO Be INSPECTED


Ths fire stations snd equipment sub.
committee Of the IRE prevention COM
miltee of the Chamber Of Commerce
Viii begin an inspection OF all lire sta
lions AMI equipment belonging 10 tho
oklahoma tiiy n'c department. Mon.
day afternoon. commencing al I O'Clock
Zach station Will he visited aud care.
iul records ~ all property and ap.
fafatus Wlll he taken. With view To-
dctcnmlnInR the cltys real needs
Mark k's.'r commisslnnsr Of public
safety, 0nd Tony MYERS chief ~ the
department Nil acoampbny the Cham
bcr committee
IN" committee which viii mtfc me
rip 10 rnwpnHrd ~ George " kro,
chairman j j DW}sr. Rob,rt E,sro.
Worth fHH'sr cart Gusth, u A
Nrickcr l.. H. lul,Nellcr. and e. o.
-rrnFrr Charles ". Gurtrf. rhtI
man ~ the general committee. q s.
tors'n. vice clairmnn, and solon \,
smith secretary, viii also be pru,n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
LIS. TABOR, IN
JAIL, IS SILENT
ABOUT CHARGES
Aged Woman Reads Naga-
zines; Virgo Is Released.

PAW PAW Mrh Jan y MlcNr.
rsn's "horr chest murder which ~,
Ru't Orit'e. h1i cDra.iefrd solved ny me
a'fldfvlt ~ Walter % Tabor rrurlo,
y hls to.s"is.1 mother - 'Irg l
sister WIfl yhl0ufru. vbs ..lI.
N'h complications tpil,
h'ioruoys 'or Nrs snfnh y Tabor
tho oct1scrariir mother ~ Nludr ia.
h"r. ra,e notice nat they would con.
tosi 70 the lusi tho use NJ her son :
A1idnvi. Tt.uf made smother a''
dnvit 10 hN rrnr1e,s denying ths
truth ~ '.e one IN witch ho accused
hi, mother md sni u was obtained
from him under false rtrtenses
"Thy VII have ~ show there ~1'
malice" saii Attorney ke,chsm Tor De
Tabors today There never va ono
shred oi evidence 10 show that Mtu 't
rnd her mo'hcr NOD ary Argument NJ,
defense Il that Maud" died q t,'u''
death For more tl1p a month she had
been treated Tor ss'hfna h'r hart ,r-
ton Wa hri aud sHv sss soon to BE-
come q no.lcr
Meanwhile 81, Tabor. aEsd ami
UfIra,.d urie- the weight ~ her eighty
" . Non us incommunirldo IN thr
Jail hcrs Ine rh1rae that shc mur-
dcrcl her dnghier with ch'proforn
nnd then rd the hodv IN Maudes own
hope Ghost secroling u beneath the
collar floor md cnna,al'ng y for three
years. rests lightly 1von hc-. She reads
current magazines ana refuses to dis
cuss the case. other than 20 state her
disbelief IN her sons accusing affidavit.
4 dominate tho hil" ate said 60 =
reporter today don't let the lail
dominate me. I'm hgscr than the tail
Joseph VIRGO. Nho Wns the secret
husband NJ Mauie Tabor and was
charged with causing her death. re-
turned 10 his houit IN South Rond to-
nav
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
ENUMERAT0R'S BABY
NAMED ELYSA ROBERTA

On January 10. John X TrctI. q
census enumeration worklns In thus
tlfh district. who resides In Guthrie,
was presented With a se,cn.and one.
hslf.pound baby glrl In hls mlh'rv
pride. trsiS of course. had 20 write the
office hers about the new arrlyal
slsa Elysa Viola Warn. chief clerk
In the office ~ Il l.. Peebly. supervisor
i0f the distrci Nroto to freir sus
s's'.ng ihc baby rifl he nnmed Roberta.
In honor NJ Mr 'ecbly. whoss name 10
robert lofbly. who 10 u modest sot'
NV ~" letter Ne annexed 4 post.
scfpt fusE,sinr the Uue one be-
called Ehrn Viola In honor of his
chief ricrk
TulAy lrfrr w. frcoived from
fr'H rnnour.Hs lr rud hir VI. had
teJ.d'i 10 name 10 nov membet ct
fFI rr Ei,Sa Robr-u Frsr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
COULD NOT
LIE DOWN
SLEPT IN CHAIR FOR
YEARS.
=-==-=--.aa
Many So.Cslled lncurnble
Conditions Being Helped
or Cured by Interstate
Doctors.

since s.'lbli,hrs an institution In
Oklahoma City. the Inter state Doc
tot. have certainty made record :"
he proud Of IN the handing Of dHh-
cult dis,,,ss Practically every oaso
that has come TO them has been
treated many times before soino .,
IN. srcat EASTERN institutions mary
have visited the dfferen, spt"gs and
others ty the best physicians In their
own community.
Thl. does not mean that the Inter.
state Doctors perform n,iracls of
lhst they can or d. cure every INNS
Hut Il does most copclusiveN prove
that Oklahoma has an institution ina
krefs abreast ~ the best thought hnd
methods for the treatment ant cure
Of Chronic Diseases.
The iollOslug from Mr " \
Hurley. should b. ot interest 10
everyone
'Oklahomn city. Okla,
MAY ). 1918
81 have been IN poor health for the
past ten years, and for the past thret
years | had not been able to do
days work, suffering from Asthma
and Kidney trouble. could not &c,
my breath AT night and had 10 sit NY
IN a chair at nights to set my breath.
On March ~. began treatment With
he inter state Doctor. and since then
have hlrn improving wonderfully
and nm working All the q and can
Hteu at miHhl. | can s1y the Inter
state Doctors have dlns wonders for
mr m my case ana can chccriully
recommend them TO sufferers such as
was,
w, A. HURLEY"
The Inter state Doctors have made
speciai study OF all intravenon
direct TO the blood strsam) methods
Thsy combine with other forces Of
nature all known serIms and bse-
terms They arr prepared 10 aive the
genuine French 90 to 4 limited mum
her of cases -
Not the lrast ot their SUCCESS Is due
- tu Z facilities ipf examination and
correct dingrons Thousands of men
baVr bctu relieved irun tie emDat-
fassineni Of some hidden dis, asc
Many hopeless mothers have escaped
IN" surgeons knife throlsh their
methods Of treatment.
They have helped thousands back
10 health Some have been cured IN
uns treatment such m varioose ana
other enlarsementD
Consultation and examination u
free 20 all, bu, only durable cases will
Ne accepted foS treatment II your
disease Ia ineur&tle you viii he told
so and no, ono penny ot your money
win b. takon. However. many eases
can be quickly cured hy this wonder
ful new treatment OF the State
Doctors.
The disease. treated by ,he Inter
state fpctors are all chronic Dis
eases ~ the blood Including ca,srrh
rhsumsilsr.. indigss,on. cons'ipA
Ton, nervousness. loss Of nerve
fore. goire, gall stones. diseases OF
women and diseases OF men.
Their oklshoma City institute Is
located on ths fihh floor OF the
llor,koEir building.
Their hours are wc.h days. = 10
D, evenings. TO Sundays 10 TO
a. only
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
TULSA COUNTY FARMERS
ORGANIZE ASSOCIATION

Another chapter In the quarrel be
tween farmers and stockmen Of Tulsa
county ana the hay. feed and gram men
NJ Tulrn. was written In the Office ~
Tho secretary of state this morning when
ths Tulsa County farmer,' co'opera-
tive company WAS Incorporated with
ue.oo0 capital stock.
The purpose NJ tho company IL 70
buy and sell mill feeds. hay. gtain. 10
rent elevators. store houses ana stores
and 10 build warehouses and 10 DO q
senersi Wholesale and retail business
IN feeds and grain
Farmers have contended ths, they
are unable 70 sell their products for
anything like a reasonable price, while
they have to pay cSofbitsnt prices for
the feeds they buy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
DREADED FOR
NIGHT TO COME
Texas Lady, In Pretty Bad
Fix, Heard Of Cardui,
Tried Il, and Now Says
II Saved Her Life.

Chiffon, TcyaS-Mra Mary Roose
Of this place. states "Srre time ago |
wa, quite sick and suffered q grea,
deal. | had been suffering quite
awhile. A, tunes ] had surl,
'e,efe pans IN my back. across my
hip, and NJ my sdes-l was ~ a
nre',y bad TX. Was 80 res,
less dreaded Tor night to come.
Having heard Of Cardui, thought
I'd Try II. ! commenced to
get better with my first bottle
took .iS bottles Of Cardui, and will
tell any woman what this Cardui
Home Treatment can and will do Il
aiken according to directions. We
not only feel i, cured but
most likely saved my lie. am abl.
TO do my work with ease and know
Cardui did it,"
Cafdui has been found to relieve
many womanly pain, and ailments
and thousand, OF women nave writ.
ten TO tell Of the beneii, It has been to
'hem, in eases OF female troubles and
Geakness.
Cardui is prepared from mild, me
dIcinsl ingredients. which act a, a
tonic and help build up health ami
strength in a natural manner.
Try C,rdui A. dyucvi,,s (AJv \
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
Federation TO
PROTECT UNIONS

T'1' tho call - the STAT. federation
~ labor conference was not FOR nGgres
siv' nul for defensive and pfoterii,s .
reasons v1s the statement ~ George II
johnson, secretly ~ the federation
The fnrir accommodation, were
ma NS soon ~ nny action IL taken
IN the "peu shop prn hy the employers
u ih' state lo,1l unions notify the
federation and then seton will hs token
10 sn 70 the ra' with them aud lend
moral end financial support 20 the
union '1bufets THIS means 'hst We
Will make no Nt,cmrt, 10 stir up con-
tentinn between the labor union ami the
employer As lonE as no move ls made
IN The Sriuln,'Ts part We organize.
however, 20 protect the labor Of the
state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
FREEZING fAv0RS HOME
TEACHING IN DECISION

Parents or guardians are not liable
10 prosecution for noncompliance with
tho compulsory school laws II they pro
vtds private ,ntor'hip In . course equal
90 that Of public schools, ths attorney
generals office advised Joel Hall. as
Oh rant county attorney q Seminole
comfy.
II the course offered a. home is no,
Uuiyaient to thrt II public schools 1,
Il an eyasion of the law to Keep chill
drrn at horne. says the sttorney-sen p
erAl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
GIRLS LIVES DEPEND
On SERUM Wnlcn
PLANE IS BRINGING
CONTINUED from Pace ~

or give of poison In the warmth ~
the body hut lives and breeds In
sealed cans or oSygcnles jar.
There Is no wav 10 ae,ec, the
presence Of hotuIism. phyisclan-
say
The nrtl.toSin arrived shortly
after o'clrck from trhana. hut
carhureter trouble DELAYED the start
o' the pl'ne ~ 5'iS a m, me.
chanlcs we're stlli struggling with
the motor. but the pilots expressed
hope that they could reach New
York by S. y m.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
LEILA BEAVERTON
REPORTED BETTER

Leila Ieaverton, young woman Who
IN alleged TO have taken rhIoroform On
the eve Of her trial On The charge 81
completely In tho theft stealing oi 5000
worth Of diamonds from Mrs Haze
Garland. MAS reported recovering today
at the Baptist hospital
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

which embraces nine north central
states. Commander Yltndy viii con
lInuo In charge of recruiting vntIl Feb-
luaty IS. when he viii be succeeded py
Commander u. n Williams.
Human kssds, ossais svbjset-'Thr
Thfrs Greatest Needs of the Human
Race Nill he The subject Tor debiir
a, the meeting OF The New Though
society tomorrow aii,fnoon A. 40
O'Clock The meeting viii he held a.
rs West second street.
Rsvervs officer Nsrs-A y worth
uginn ~ the internal revenue delsr
mcnt IN Washington. IL IN the Ciiy ~
dny. Transferring the offices ~ the co
l,ctOr Of internal revenue bore tn
IA an official duty performed even ~
,cap II consists met'y IN the min
~ a now bond for Hubert L. Dolo
collector IL
Ahss Warr1r, eon@ s'oo-rcrso
Who fail 10 fesou iHf iril IN munieip
uii AMI forfeit N n - bonds ~
hate To put w ai least 500 wn'i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

fe.nfrrsled OF alias warrants. seoord-
ING 70 a ruling today ~ JudSs Nupdsn.
IN W won hilag u ~ ~ msyps
800 vim tN Judge declared.
ooodv cossy Rsisassd srhe case of
1oudy nooJy mo his Isn't n Johei
,hafsed With being drunk, vas 10 have
been tried IN municipal court today lie
was released after bclng arrested, how
yer. tbe'tl itcmsnt IN the file reading
released, beng sick"
ineoms ras cAss continusd-iIeaflni 4
on the protests filed by 7 !. Moss.
rnsldsni Of the MocO I.aboIatnilss and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

J9ha A. CesN~y, of ihs SAWS company.
asa net payment VI stats Income ins scs
on an issus ef stock, vac continued b
state Auditor Frank Carter yestsrds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

10 YOU KNOW that you ran huy q
GMC TRUCK from BRITAIN nROs. d,
:, West Third street. on TWELVE
MONTHS TIME at SIX pERCEN
INTEREST iAdy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

hr two weeks. The contlnvsnrs Woo
gtanted To give prottatanta iinS -
rofure original rvcofds VI the tranSs
iCtl0n,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

Mrs. ksts Nopofs.
Funeral service Tor Mrs Kate No
CORA, - years Old o' iogJ West Eigntn
street. Who dlrh his morning will be
held Sunday afternoon at the Street =
Draper chapel at o'clock. Burial vii
Ne hl TalrluNn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

Two More Legion posts - Two new
poss " tho American legion have u"en
formed Secretary Josiah { cha 'fie.i
was informed today They vii b .
known as kl,ngensmi'h Post No, i?s =.
Iristow md Geronimo Post 40 l:i a,
Geronimo,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

Communion q, Presbyterian Church
Central PRESBYTERIAN church VII hold
ffyt communion services tomorrow
What tho chr.Tiau Has n Right 20
Take pf lie In vii - tho suhl.c, -
tho sermon hy npN. 6. V rrnbh ht the
II o'clock morning services and Ut 10
o'clock sunday night he wiz preach on
The spiritual side Of II G. l."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

Nsvsi Commander Neilsvsd- Lieut. %
pmm lndcr y II Msirndy who has
IN In rnarge OF naval tecuiltihg IN
Juihoma since september has been
Iisycd ard Will heeoms rrcrul'lnf IN
lprtnr Tor the west cA,tfs1 district
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

Mr. Rni Mrs Joe W. May. 81 Eas'
sixth street lny
Mr ard M J } Reed. !o02 South
Robinson street. ylrj
Mr. and Mrs J \ Armstrong. ~
East Fourth street. hoy
Mr. and Mrs 3 T Ouoal 81; West
Washington srl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

ming for an eastern buying trip. Ae-
compsnyinI ,hsm se,s H. n i@iimnn,
Ballard. Dewitt and ilolllnsswor
heads ~ departments there Pau
Niii.r. ~ scou Halliburton mllllner,
dsps ment has accepted the position
ns head Of that department with Rosen.
thai.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

Wlfs ch,ross Non support - The
magnificent tum " % VAS the totai
contribution n Harry Andrews for the
'uppoft Of hs ~ifc aud one rhild In The
vet tWelys months. according 10 . peti'
ION for divorce flied this morning b'
Mrs flsits Andrews Tho petition also
la4gtr Andrews With cruelty ~
als fnr the custody n minor child
nd $50 a month slimony
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

Sentence 4, corflrmsd Affirmation
iho three year sgntence lmpos'd nh
~, Rus,ti IN the Noble county diE
court was made thi. morning Nv
state er,mirri court Of RpprsH
.s.,l WAS convicted ~ statutory
.,use upon the person Of MS t''p
. lighter. less than is years old.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
Vital Statistics


4 p. Hornhrtk IT, ?s, yse, md
Edith Irene Fox. u, Kansas City,
Mo
Nell Y Wendell. ~. md Marguerite
l. Lynch -. both ~ Colorado gptlnEs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

kinoslde Back Tomorrow-No wotl
has been re ciytd iy the Chamttf ~
Commerce from the Fas expert IN
charge o' the experimental station Of
the bureau OF mines AZ BartlcsNills
according to Officials today. Andrew
fingkade. ok'ahomV City member oi
The state survey hoard, who went -
Washington 10 attend Secretary Lave =
conservation conference, is expected to
return tomorrow.
RoserthN on 6uyinu Trip Al Rosen
thai accompanied by his manager and
huyer from Ardmore. Miss Gfnre jlncs
formerly Of this city. left Friday eve
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

Navy suckers Arrive "Join the
ntvv The hest fci Organization on
earth S,lcAtrs Bearing this slogiu
hrN" arrived a. the navy recruiting
station srd vii, be- ds'rlbn'rd over
the state for use ou uk,shOma
restaurant menus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17

korwcod Denies Accident Report
"A J NofN ood. Who was reported on
tho automobile accident fopou at IN
ioilce station 10 have been the driver
u The car that struck Hay Elder few
dais aso. dcucs he WAS dllvins IN
ear ard says Elder docs not knoN rho
struck him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-17
&fYB1:iels
Navy Victory su,,o, Ar,oune,r

Navy Victory Sutton Announcer
Naval Victory buttons will b.
SUED promptly 10 all irrersIAts 81
acnting releases from sc'ive duu %
rt"rpitinG stations at Oklahoma Cir
fulss har'les,ills Enid. thickashR
Aidmore. McAlestsr. Shawnee an,
Muskogce, according 10 IN announce
mcnt from the city recruiting station
Heretofore application 10 the com
inandant OF the Eighth naval dlslric
rHs required.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-10-01
GUSTS THREE SOCIALISTS
AND TWO ARE GIVEN SEATS
Dewitt and Orr Who Were Permitted
to Retain Their Places,
Tender designations.

Albany, N. Y.-The assembly Of the
New York state legislature by a vote
Of so to As in each Ease expelled thret
Of the five socialist members-LOuis
Waldman and August Claessens, O
New York, and Charles Solomon, o
Kings county-and voted, 81 to AS, t(
permit Samuel A. Dewitt and Samue
Orr, socialist members from the Bronx
to retain their seats. The two las
named, however, after a vote to rein
state Waldman had been lost, 81 to 81
took the floor in urn and verbally ten
dered their designations.
The proceedings were not unlike
those that occupied virtually all o.
March 81 and into the early morninS
Of April /, at the last session, wheI
all five were barred from their seats
except that the dramatic situations
and excitement that attended the frs
custer were lacking.
The resolution calling for h ex
Ipulsion of the five socialists was in
troduced by Col. r. II. Gillett, repub
lican, Columbia county, and the Ju
dietary committee, to which it was re
ferred, reported the resolution bacl
to the house for consideration withou
recommendations. A on the par
of several assemblymen resulted II
Assemblyman Cuvillier, democrat, O
New York, presenting three amend
ments which provided for the unseat
ing Of Waldman, Claessens and Solo
mon. Later, Assemblyman Wells, re
publican, Of Kings, offered two add
tional amendments to provide for the
~unseating OF Orr and Dewitt.
The debate was inaugurated by AS
semblyman Cuvillier. Col. Gillett with
drew his original resolution so tina
the assembly might vote finally or
the five amendments separately.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-10-01
PRESIDENT WILSON NOT
TO ENFORCE MARINE ACT
President Questions Right Of Congress
to Impose Terms Which Practi-
calIy Nullify Treaties.

Washington.-President Wilson has
declined to take steps toward termi'
nation Of certain commercial treaties
as directed by congress in the mer-
chant marine act, holding that such
Il course would be wholly ~irreconcila-
BILE with the historical respect which
the United States has shown for its
international engagements"
Formal announcement OF the presi.
dents decision vas made at the state
department. The merchant marine
act as approved by the president on
the closing day of the last session OF
congress directed the executive with
in ninety days to give notice to for
eign nations OF the intentions or the
United States to terminate any sec
tons Of existing commercial treaties
which restrict the right OF the Ameri
can government to impose discrimina
tory charges on shipping in foreign
bottoms.
The president, in declining to com
ply with the directions Of the act
the state departments announcement
said, also held that congress exceed
ed its authority in giving such direc
tions. Secretary Colby is quoted as
supporting the president ON this point
citing as a precedent the action OF
President Hayes in 1878 in refusing
the demand Of congress, that a treat!
with China be abrogated. The powe.
of modifying treaties, President Hayes
said, is not lodged by the constitution
in congress.
Termination of the thirty-two trea
ties affected by the act, the presiden1
was said to have held, would amount
to nothing less than a breach or vic
lation of said treaties which cover
every point Of contract and mutua
dependency which constitute the mod
ern relations between friendly states
The announcement said that 'tC
have vetoed the act would have sacri
feed the great number Of sound ant
enlightened provisions which it un
d%oubtedly contains"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1920-10-01
THE MARKETS..

Hard spring wheat-Short pat
ent. $13. 25Q13.5O; first clear. $ll25gll.5O
second clear. sS.5OQS. rs; special mill brands,
IN IS 10 cotton sacks, $l3. 75Ql4.0O. ware
house delivery. $l4JOql475. Soft winter
Short patent. $1l. 15Ql2.M. Hard
winter wheat-Kansas short patent. $l2. rs
ala. 90: first clear. $ll. 25Qll.5; second
clear, $7.25qS.O0. Rye White patent.
$40. ESQ 1880; dark. SS.5OQS.00.
HAY-No. / timothy. $3l .OOQ330O; stand
ard and No. l light clover mixed. $4,000
3l.0o: No. 2 timothy. N.O0Q29.N; No. !
clover mixed. $25. 0OQy27.W.
CATTLE-Choice TO prime steers. $3.50
also good to choic, steers. $l4.00a $50
fair to good steers. $40. 0OGfS. 50: yearlings,
fair to choice. $i2OOQlS.W: good to prime
cows. s.. 5OQl2 100; fair to good ~heifers, 5000
Gla 90: fair to good COWS. $6.0OdS.25, can
ners, A.Urd4 80: cutters. A.5oa5.5O: bologna
bulls, 500 SIS; veal calves. SIG 00alS.OO.
HOGS-Choice to light butchers. $1,000
$50: medium W. butchers. Sn6.e617 40;
heavy butchers. 270-350 lbs. SIG. 50Nl IL %: fair
to fancy light SIC. 75al1.40: mixed butchers,
SIS. 75d17.V; heavy packing. SIS 25ni5.75.
rough packing. SIS. 0osi5 40; pigs. sl2.Oon
l6.75.
SHEEP = Native lambs. Ufd 10. 90.
western lambs. sl2. 0Oll3.5O feeding lambs
SIC. 50a1340 yearlings. TcOg9.50, wethers,
s6.0Og7.75: ewes N.00g6.W