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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-01-29
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Read & Hills, the Rexall Store, adver-
Uses a one cent sale beginning Jan. Slst
when two articles may be bought at the
price of one, plus one cent.
The Central Maine Power Co. adver-
Uses the Eden Washing machine, which
runs for two cents an hour.
The Colonial Theatre publishes picture
program for the week.
Mrs VIM. H. Quimby wants house
keeper
Ellingwood & Haley announce they will
do auto and carriage painting.
Mr. Albert Robinson and family pub
ijsh a card of thanks.
The family of the late Mary E. Staples
publishes a card of thanks.
Mrs. Leander Bean publishes a card of
tanks.
v Ellis, Thorndike, wants situation as
uolsekeeper.
Albert NJ. Ames, Stockton Spr. an
rounces his candidacy for State Senator
On the Republican ticket.
The New York Bargain Store advertises
heir January clearance sale on suits,
coats, dresses, etc.
Fred D. Jones advertises The New Edi-
son to teach the children music.
The Davis Sample Shop offer special
values in their mark down sale for the
asst three days,
A. l.. Titcomb has a jumper for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White and Forest
White publish a card of thanks.
W. L. West offers good assortment OF
Young draft horses for sale and recon-
mends buying now.
Amy l.. Wilson and Sue M, Partridge
advertise embroidered linens and Orienta
Laces from Picking, China.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-01-29

The Dickey-Knowlton Real Estate
onpany have sold for Mrs, Esther Nell
sou Of Brockton, Mass. . her residence in
.esboro to Fred Small of North Isles
lt-o who is occupying the place
Miss Aurelia X. Luce, whose engage
meat has been announced to Henry Pet
e-s was given a genuine surprise party
lanuary 21st at the home of the latter
Dl-enLs. A delicious supper was served
-o.-owed by social evening The BRIDE
gu be was the recipient of many gifts,
arilding handsome chest of silver.
raymond Dutch, son of MIR. and Mrs.
FED M. Dutch of this city, sailed from
New York Jan. 18th on the S. S. Eten as
petty officer, for Cape Town, South
Africa, Alexandria, Egypt, and Derban,
East London. The S. S. Eten is a Ger
man passenger ship taken over by the
L. S. Young Dutch is 10 years old and
This is his fifth trip across and he has
visited nearly every country on the
ODE.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-01-29
Mrs. E. 4. Emerson

will take charge of the Lancaster
Laundry on Main street January
10th, and will be glad to receive
all her old customers there. 2w4
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-01-29
CARD OF THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank all who so kindly as
sisted us in our bereavement, especially
Mrs. George Jones, also for the beauti full
flowers.
CHARLES M. GORDON,
Mr. and MRS. GEORGE C. GORDON,
Mr. and MRS. HARRY ROBINSON,
Mr.. and MRS. GEORGE H. CARSON,
MR. and MRS. WALTER C. GORDON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-31
R1es Covering Distribution Of Cars
During Potato Shipping Season

neaeed u load n, tha expiration os
~ houfs after car of cara are placed.
the car OF eats viii b- Withdrawn
from that shipper and allotted to tho
asx, shipper entitled to equipment.
4. In order to obtain tn. fullss,
possible use OF cars. all shippers will
be required to load To SAT. capacity
OF cars without danger Of damage to
contents OF car or ear. from heating
or other similar causes.
8 u aud when a grower or deal.
OF. ss a shipper order. car or cara
aud falls to give billing Instructions.
the shipper who actually gives bill.
Ing instructions will b, charged with
the car or ears. as we'll a. tn, srow-
cr or dealer who placed the order.
When growers or dealers are do
tcc'cd In duplicating orders for
ears, their car order for the follow.
Ink semi.wcckiy period viii bc can.
cciied.
q. When car In ordered and
loaded by any person who falls to
give billing instructions covering tn.
shipment out and thereby evidences
the fact that he is not the actual
shipper. such PERSONS name will be
eliminated from the list OF shippers
receiving proportion OF the avaiia.
Bile cars and will n,a be rcins,atcd
until he presents evidence showing
that he is a bona fidc shipper.
l.. +. WILSON. Superintendent Of
Transportation.
Same will apply on San Luis Cen
trail Il. X.
A. ". cornell. General Manager.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-31
TRACT OF LAND
OPENED To ENTRY

From the United States Land Of
Hce We learn that there will soon be
opened to entry II tract OF land In Sa-
guachc county consisting OF 5000
acres In Township &5 n. Range 8. Z.
and s. +. n, NJ. =. NJ. This Is very
desirable land. hut has been held as
u stock driveway. All the surround
Ing land has been taken and had IL
not been for the reservation placed
upon this tract II would have bsen
settled long ago. A preference right
is given to all ex-service men to
make entry within the next sixty
three days. beginning August IL.
II will be open to the public on Oct
ober 20. Applications to enter will
be received at the Land Office in Del
Norte. for period OF 20 days or
from July p to August 10, by all ex-
service men who were in the war
with Germany and were honorably
discharged.-Del Norte Prospector
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-31
HUNKS COMEDIANS ~ MONTE
VISTA NExT WEEK

This excellent company Of dram-
attic artists viii begin weeks en-
sassmeat In Mont. Vista on Mon
day, Angus, and. playing at night
only Ia their mammoth portable
tent theatre, Thn Ia tho eighth
city visited In this state by thu.
company and every one no, only
endorse but Insist. on = return vlsi,,
The plays arc all standard and we'll
known successes including The
Country boy. Nothing Hut the
Truth. within tn. Law. which
One shall I Marry" aud Others. An
excellent band and orchestra Ia car.
fi.i. spcclai,ios are introduced bc-
tween the acts nightly, Th. prices
ar. nominal. ssc aud sSc. Hand
concert nightly at 7:ao In front OF
tent, This company plays a, nigh,
only.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-31

International Tractors give the
most for your money OF anything In
the tractor line today, and n tractor
that viii last many seasons with tho
least amount OF expense. Nothing
fr-akish about them but made for
heavy duty with low speed engine
that viii stand the test, I, viii pay
YOU To investigate II you are interest
cd in u Tractor where real service is
considered.
Johnston a. Montgomery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-31

p car Distributors sad Agents NJ
,,,,,e Loading Points. Colorado.
effective Immediately. the follow.
,ul.. viii. durins periods Of car
.s.r,axe. govern uniformly the dts
,.,,a,lon between shippers of cars
s,,ilaele for potato loading At sta
,loas'
Each shipper of potatoes shall
,s,l.. the carriers agent on Mon
,,,. and Thursdays OF each week.
az ouanti,y Of POTATOES on hand. At
n,, time which will b~ rendered for
ali ,hlpmcnt durinE the following
-m,.,e,kly period. Each shipper
iii b. allotted an equitable proper
,,,r of the ears available. u shippers
,,,u,y TO ship being given due con.
alteration. Any person engaged as
huyins broker for one or more
arm. will he treated ~ an individual
,slpp.r. shippers having untitled
ear orders during any one scmi.
,,.k,y period shall renew their or
der, a, the beginning Of ths- next
.m,.xeckly period and shall bc
riren preference In the matter Of
car supply during such period.
:. Each shipper OF potatoes shall
make written order on d. 4 Il. q.
Form No. s36 on the carriers agent
for cars wanted for potato loading
durins the semi-weekly period.
showing the following Information: :
Ca) Date Of order.
tbl Point Of shipment.
teD Total number Of CATS re-
CURED for following semi-weekly
,.riod and number required each
ny.
,G Name Of shipping owner.
(e Whether shipments will
nove under refrigeration or ventila-
IIon. Option No. l or Option No. 9.
Copies OF orders by n shipper To-
a,ed on more than one railroad
hall be filed with the agent Of each.
seh combined orders must not ex-
fsed the total quantity OF potatoes
foaveniently located for prompt
oadins for shipment during the fol-
owing semi-weekly period.
J. Cars will not be furnished In
aeess Of the shippers ability to load
nd ship promptly. Tho term
prompt loading" AZ used In these
ules Is intended to mean that the
~ or cars placed for loading must
\ loaded and billing instructions
endered within - hours from time
placement OF cars. failing which
ueh car or cars so placed will, II
artially loaded. be charged against
Ae shippers allotment az an addi-
ponal empty or empties for each sue
eedinS day held for billing instruc-
Ions, and II shipper has not com
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-31

Mrs. Black. Miss Leafy Sander
son and Claude Travis spent Tues
day in the hills.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-31

Mrs. G.. A. Smith and Hope re-
turned home Wednesday morninr;
from brief visit to Missouri
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-31
M DENVER AND no ohASoE
RAtlN0AD

oses OF Superintendent Of Trans.
por,a,en"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-11

ters.
Mrs. Leland Ready and son Junior
we're dinner guests Sunday OF Mr.,
and Mrs. q. l. Hollenbeck, coming
from their Ontario home.
Mrs. suber was In Payette several
days this week. the guest OF her son,
l.. y. surber. and family.
Miss Maude Yost and Miss Kate
Bosch have returned TO Boise after
a short visit at hsme.
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Nelson are
moving this week from the Santa
Rosa ranch to their new home pur-
chased In payette.
II. II. Boomer and two daughters
we're dinner guests Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs. william IIolIenbeck
Mrs. Charles Miller and two little
sons were In Boise several days this
week visiting Mrs, Miller's sister
Mrs Ragsdale.
Mrs. Emma Manser II here from
California spending several weeks
with her sister. Mrs, Henry Manser
also visiting her two sons, Roy and
Harry Manser.
Mrs. Mano Puohert has returned
from a weeks visit at weiser with
friends.
The Brethren church at It's meet
ing Monday night voted TO make
temporary improvements for Sunday
school rooms In their church build
ing to take care of the increased At
tendance Rev Bolinger will do Tie
work. A stairway will be- put In The
south OF the room on the east and adj
ditional rooms will be built ~
stairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leyi Johnson ar,
now installed In the Fouts bungalow
on Fruitland avenue.
Ira Dalzell has purchased from -
w. Young the 2O-acre ranch near
Charles winters, paying therefor
$1,000.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-11

Ben Joseph and wife at their nomo
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Henry Raby and Mrs. Walter
Davis spent the entire day Friday
visiting In both school rooms.
Miss Nina Fellows OF Welser and
oliver Conners were married at on
tarlo Wednesday After spending a
few days In Boise Mr.. aud Mrs. Con.
ners returned to the Slope and will
make their home on the Herb
Thomas place. Their many friends
wish them all happiness.
Earl Adams. the iG-yoar-old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams, died last
Monday OF pneumonia. following In
fluenza. Funeral services were held
at welser
Miss West OF the jefferson school
and Miss Glatt OF the Park spent
Sunday visiting In Boise.
The Park Sunday school Is fast
gaining It's usual good attendance.
The beautiful spring weather Is an
inspiration for all good things after
the long and dull winter. Rev Reed
OF the Presbyterian church gave an
address on Christian Love and
Charity, supt, Brown appointed
Mesdames Davis and Karst and p. n.
Boals as a committee TO look after
the Easter program.
Wesley Crow OF Moore's Hollow
left Monday for Tacoma. where he
has a position in connection with the
Highway.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-11
OREGON SLOPE WILL
RAISE SUGAR BEETS
Guttridgc Heads Farm Bureau There
-Womcn's Club of Slope Has
Unique Program Demonstrating
Dinner Servicc-Othcr News

OREGON SLOPE. March To-
The sugar beet industry is now being
encouraged on the Flat and will be
tried out this coming year. A strip
of 400 acres along the Snake river
including the Douglas place and an
other adjoining Il has been rented
for five years. II will be taken over
about the 18th pf the month and cul-
tiyation will start soon. This Is n
new thing for this part OF the coun-
try. but soil experts inform us this
land has all the requisites necessary
for successful beet growing.
Women Demonstrate service
very pleasant and instructive
afternoon was spent by the ladies of
the Improvement club at its regular
meeting Thursday at the home OF
Mrs Corioo, Mrs George Lat %;
assisting. Eighteen members and
three visitors present After the
business meeting the program for
the afternoon was a serving demon
stration which was very ably and at
traotively given by Mesdames slmp-
son and Heslup. Mrs, Simpson CIV
Ing the formal and informal dinner.
and Mrs. Heslup the afternoon and
evening serving. The desire OF every
woman's heart Is share la life's
'roses' as well as It's work" either
alone is not complete. Dainty re-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-11
FRUIT GROWERS OF BENCH
BANQUET At FRUITLAND
thousand Dollars Per Acre Paid for
Five Acre Tract--Iircthrcn WIN
Increase Size Of Sunday school
Other Fruitland News.

FRU1TLAND, Ida, March 10
Tho members OF the Fruitgrowers'
Association Of Payctte county, to-
gethcr with their families attended
banquet Friday night at the Fruit
growers packing house in Frultland
and we're royalty entertained. There
were O large number present to en-
Joy the social evening. Good prices
have been obtained for their apples.
Joseph Smith and family have
moved to Emmett. where they have
rented n ranch.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. +. Shaw are in
Portland visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Loyett.
Mrs Kate Shake has returned
home from an extended visit with
her son in San Jose, California. She
Ia much improved in health.
G. j. Coon has sold his seventeen
acre ranch for $4,000.
The Mothers Circle of Fruitland
held a most interesting and profit
able meeting In the assembly room Of
the school house Friday afternoon.
II was the last meeting Of the year at
which Mrs Nelson. the president,
will preside.
Mrs. H. Il. Robinson ~ up from
Caldwell helping to care for the new
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Boomer
Miss Marian Wire stopped off for
several days this week to visit at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. H. @. Gardner,
onrouto from Portland TO her home
IN Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Makinson and
little daughter were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. Whealdon Sunday.
Miss Gladys McKeown was up from
Caldwell Colleg TO spend the week
end with her parents Miss Daphne
MoKeown came up from wilder Ia
visit the week end at home.
Mrs Sam Baer was taken on Sun
day to the Holy Rosary hospital for
an operation.
Phil Daohtler has rented a ranch
north OF Frultland and is moving his
family there this week.
otto Diehm last week purchased
the u. r. Tussing ranoh-i7 la
aores-on Pennsylvania avenue. pay
Ing therefor $4,000, lie sold to Mr.
Tusslng his flye-aoro ranch on Fruit
land avenue for $4,000.
Miss Martha Wilson was out from
Payette for the week at the II. @
Gardner home.
Sam Daer and sons were over Sat
urday visiting Mrs Baer at the +. NJ
Burtch home.
MIR, and Mrs. Frank Thompson en-
tortained TO a Sunday dinner thelI
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Rich. Mr., Frank Rich. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dalzell and tow sons and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l.. Rich and two daugh,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-11

REAL GOOD TENT for sale. l4x21,
IT, walls, center poles, cur
tain poles. live near east side
school building. A. Campbell.
No, l5.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO thank MIR, ana Mrs
Frank Foster and Mr.. VIM, Shimel
for their kindness and help in ou
great sorrow and bereavement. als'
the telephone company for the beau
tiful floral offering.
Dewey b. Hoxie,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Pounds
and Family, 4
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Hoxie
and Family,
Mr., and Mrs. Dallas Duncan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Madden,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Megorden.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-11
You Can Back Up This Plow

when you getno the and along edges
OF the hed elevate both bottoms the pow around
in its tracks like racing suky back the pow corners
and other places that inaccessible ordinary plow
his method OF always turning the uovv the way avoids
all dead funows small advantage in places And
plow easily operated the performs the work of raising
the bottoms making horseft pow. has all the earmarks
Of good workmanship that And pow bearing
a Reo trademark
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-11
Like a Racing Sulky

YOU can do lot of things with PAO Two
Way Success Plow that you can't do with
any other kind of pow.
When blowing hillside you drive back and FORTH
FIRST with the righhand, then with the eft-hand plow
the horses a chance to walk in the plowed furrow and
on the unplowed ground alternately thus easing up on
the horses
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-11

freshnents were served which we're
indeed u glimpse Of the "roses."
Farm Bureau Meets
The local Farm Bureau held n
meeting at the school house wednes.
day evening. tho object being to get
thoroly organized for the work
OF the coming year. A. A. Cutie
ride was elected chairman. and Jonas
Brown secretary and treasurer. The
name Oregon slope Farm Bureau"
was adopted by the organization. II
was further decided to compile a
community calendar In which will be
recorded the dates OF the different
community events scheduled for the
year, thereby avoiding any confllc-
tlon OF dates and also to spur up at
tendance to meetings pertaining TO
the interest and welfare OF the COM
munlty.
Personal Mention
Miss Eunice Penny. who has been
visiting at the Hauntz home. return
ed to her home in Mldvale Monday.
Mrs. G. @. Heslup was called TO
Middleton Wednesday by the Illness
OF her daughter. Mrs. o. X. Nlcker-
son. who is suffering with influenza.
Mrs. l.. II. Breithaupt OF Ontario
attended the meeting OF the Park
Improvement Club Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Karst. who re-
Gently purchased the Howard prop
erty are now nicely located In their
new home.
Mrs. Harry Lattig spent Friday In
Ontario shopping and visiting with
friends.
The Park and Jefferson schools
had a Cleanup" OF the yards Friday
afternoon, Weeds and rubbish were
burned. With a little fence repair
Ing the yards will show n decided
Improvement
Paul Joseph and wife entertained
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-03-11

FOR SALE-one hog and one COW
Cali AIM 275 is 1t,
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
us. WIRE BILL
IS$14,OO5,565
Burleson Asks Congress to
Pay u. S. Wire Con-
troll Deficit.

An appropriation of s1i,O05. .5G5.S4.
to be Immediately available. was
asked by Postmaster General Burle-
son 10 cover deficits in the govern
ment operation of the telephone and
telegraph systems, in a letter to
Congress yesterday. OF this amount
S7OS.000, or nearly three-quarters of
a million, is estimated for Interest
on the principal from August /. 1919,
according to the agreement with the
owners of the properties.
Mr.. Burleson ascribed the deficit
as due mainly to increased operSt-
ing expenses. involving increased
costs of labor and material. and to
the fact that court iRjuncti tenn
porarily halted increased telegraph
and telephone rates in some local.
ties.
Burleson declared that legal sc-
ton will be instituted by the gov
ernmsnt against the Nackay COM
panies. known as the Postal Tele-
graph system. The amount OF COM
pensation demanded by this COM
pany was considered excessive. said
Burleson. to the extent of $2,l9S,-
Ss25G, which has been demanded
from them in writing and formally
refused. Legal action to recover
this amount may consume several
years, IL was stated.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
REV. DR.. M'KIM
BEGINS SERVICE
Hundreds of Afflicted At
tend Epiphany Church
Mission.

At an early hour yesterday morn
ing hundreds of afflicted had gath
cred at the Church of the Epiphany
for the first Of the healing services
to be conducted by the Rev. DR.
Randolph II. McKim each Tuesday
in May.
The service began at 10 o'clock
the rector. DR.. Randolph McKim. ad-
ministering the healing" assisted
by the Rev. DR.. ]. MacBride Ster-
rett and the Rev. DR.. A. ]. Torrey
The crippled, the blind, invalids suf
fering from every sort of disease
made their way to the altar, many
with the assistance OF the Red
Cross and trained nurses who had
volunteered for the work.
A number were present who had
attended the James Moore Hick sor
mission, and twenty cana to give
thanks for definite blessings receiv.
ed from the healer who drew such
throngs to Trinity. Requests were
also received from forty bed riddle 7
patients for prayers of intercession
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
lnstallment Plan Marriage Suits Him,
Says Husband of Fannie Hurst, Writer,
In Discussing Strange Martial Pact

the paternal name until reaching
the age of discretion when the
choice should lie with him. We
decided that accounting for our
time to one another would prove
irksome. My husband telephones
me for a dinner engagement exact
iy the same as scores of my other
friends. We have different sets
and circles of friends as we'll as
friends in common.
Since nature so often merely
springs a trap as her means of in
weighing two people into matri-
mony. we decided that we would
try out marriage for a year and at
the end of that period go quietly
apart II the venture became a liza
biIity instead OF an asset. II is
not now an experiment. The one
year has stretched into ive and we
arc announcing-not annulling.
Il do not think our experiment
could have been attempted outside
of New York City where the indi-
vidusl becomes a unit and not a
person"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
CAMPAIGN STARTED
AGAINST CHAIN GANGS

New York, May Abolition of
the Chain gang" and the contract
system are outstanding obiectives
of campaign being yaged by the
Committee on Prisons and Prison
Labor, under the leadership of
AdoIph Lewisohn. president, 1t was
announced today. In place OF the
present system industrializing pris-
ons is adtocs ted.
Industrislizing prisons involves
placing prisoners in useful occupa-
tlons, turning out marketable prod
ucts. Wage scales would be fixed
by union standards prevailing In
the vicinity of prisons. Inmates
would be obliged to provide for de-
pehdents. if they had any, and the
cost to the State for their mainte-
nance would be deducted from their
earnings. Goods they manufacture
would not compete in the open
market. The plan Is to have the
Federal market thrown open TO
prison made goods. The American
Federation of Labor has endorsed
the project.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05

to spend several weeks with Mrs.
kennedy's parents, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. William Strother Smith.
Mrs. Alexander Campbell King,
wife of the Solicitor General. will
be at home this afternoon at her
apartment in 2029 Connecticut ave-
nue. for the last time this season.
Grovenor Il. Clarkson. who has
spont the past five weeks at Palm
Beach and Miami. has taken an
apartment at 1914 l street, where
he Will spend the greater part of
next year.
The Congressional Club will have
la musicale preceding their Friday
afternoon tea this week. The pro-
gram will be furnished 'by Mrs.
Franklin Townsend and Mrs. Alvan
r. Fuller.
Mrs. John Mcclure Wiley. whose
son. John Cooper Wiley. has recent
ly been transferred to the embassy
at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. as secre-
tary of the United States Embassy
will not join him before next win :
ter. Mr.. Wiley was formerly secre-
tary of the United States Embassy
at Santiago, Chile.