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PESOUiSAS.

G%RATIFICARE con $40. 90 a la persona que
me de informes cxactos de-! p~aradero dc ID
Sra. CIer,cnc;. Santa Maria, de regular es-
tatura, iovcn. moreno, cara redonda. nariz y
boca regulars. pelo ouebrado. Salio de
Evansville para Mexico. via San Antonio y
Laredo. con fecha Is del pasado JUNO y Ia
ultima noticia cue tuve de ella es de cue habla
resuelto quedarse en- Laredo. Texas. DiriIan-
Sc I Fidencia Ruiz. Kingsville. Texas. ID
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MEDiCOS-

----5-T ~ y RON Va DC B7"'. 2-o'e
=. faculJad g. san LUIS TOTO.
@@1 ,7i,, s" 5s ns.sS5ias :. Dc s:"5 L
- - ~-r Lu.,. P-sc3e. -1n"-
-. - ~ Ne .,s. 5:5 y. Flores =. To-. Ira
. san Au-o7Jo. frN&-
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NECES1TO homh-e joven Que tenGa autom6-
VII y pequeHo capital para trabaiar mlGnffico
regocio eli compania. Sr. Garcia. ll6 ST.
mon =. (3l)
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SEzoEE~ TERROCAREiLERos Nm
rsE0S Hare cue la Companlas les Tsem-
so'ssS 10 que iavi-tierOn e7 FonoS De %
Li5s.;ad. Co5ro 'B9ss Pay tGmenSo az
scsldoS. CHEQUES ; "r.ea,poS - sure q,
KIN aec5daete en- 81 -1a7alo. =" : o,a.
ma. sc5s rsGir. Ar-cs.o neEocloS Tst%cio.l,
55C = - ~ ~-osssi5n - tsdas parties del
g gas % pi-iSir<e al lie. J. gEARcE NA\E,
s06 Kansas City Llsc Bldg AaT'A' 10y
No
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ALMACEN DE ABARROTES

BA~CULAS &c todas clasNS. Sc comprau,
vcndeH y camhjaH. Agrntes lie las bascu-
las corputaGora> au;omaticaS Detroit"
Bascula> s"Fa!rbankS." ToStadore> De Ca
&c Royal Molinos dc Cafe. Cuchii!OS pa
n cRrnicero y refriccrGdores. EOS Main
Avenue. San Antonio. Texas. Tel CT. 1928.
II. E. Hargis. Mgr.
vENDo EN- ABONoS mdquina, Dc coser.
SiU.e-. differences ~"stilos. toajCrafos Column
b!a. piano = maGu'aas DC rscribIr Oliver.
Vcndo al contado discos Columbia, maquinas
Singer usadas muy bo-atas. Glasses gratis de
bordado. Sc F&CE HEMSTITCHING y
lOc y4rGa. r. De los Santos. Tel. T.
6S59. lis " Commerce St
- NENDE IN autoulGyjl Stuicbaker de
: cil.n5ro>. en- maEnific1s condolences = IN
precio exceptional. Llamen al Tel. CT. T04.
zoo Galan =.
RAPATA DE LIQUIDACION Pc : meses.
IoZa Dc GuadalaiIra. pas,as. c"nsersnS. ar
ticul0s n.ticanos eH general : yerhaS medi
males. Pcdidos q CRT~TELO MONTEMA-
YOR ll9 S. LAREDO. San Antonio. Tcxa,.
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e ~NECESITAN observation-disclosures para los
car'po petrulcros a SOC. "a hora. Para in
formes. diri'=nSe a Constancio Bravo, 3O2 :
First St, Ponca City Okla. ~
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Sc SoLICITA TaquiErafo para dictado en-
espahol. Inutl presentarSe sin ser compcten-
tc. Necesarias refcrencias. TraJajo permanent
Re. Iuforran en- Tel. Travis $3.50.
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Abze.s, Gs los Tr'bzHGi,S G- q H,p+2,i;a'
o., .,:a--, d- roda cIsse de asintos pr0ielo-
-,,e< N YexiesI. Baja CzhfoIaia- HSHS-
-ba - e. satf.cio sicuado treate C :.
A~.-.a-s--rD Para asuntoS que Maya"
Ny% . ar. t7buaa.es , nC.or.dRdSs as
- Es.s5,S Uritos. es,a asOc'sdc con e
smiBtpts alocado wl.elG Aad=e"'. &c Il"
ANGLE. ca.
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Sc NECESITA una E.Gchscha Tara trabajo
facil de casa. bucn sueldo. sos Denver Bould.
81
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BCEN EMPLEO. Necesito Agentes para que
venGan perfumcIa. huenas util;dades. Haga
listed hoy mismo Su so.icitud y trabaje en- los
ratios que IcnEa lihreS. deSpuas de las horn5
de su trabajo. Mandc $3.50 con Ia arlicaci6r.
valor del mucstrar:o. y GineSe de $500 a
$500 diarios. GuStavo Guardiola. 30 Slo-
cum Place. San Antonio. Texas.
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DESC saber el paraiero de la Sra. Isabel
Villarueva. de % amos de edad. natural del
rancho de Ee;amita; esposa de Ambrosio Men
diola suS padres Irineo Villanueva y Fell
pa TreviNo. La Ultima carta que recibi de
ella esta fechada en- Tomastanque. Agradece-
re c~ualQuier informe Que Sc sirvan dar q Sixto
Camacho, CO de A. P. Hernt, Rout !. Sintou,
Texas. 1917
BUENA qualification Sc dara a Ia persona
cue informe del Sr. Celso Favela. que sali6
DC san Antonio. el IL de Julio r-5xino pa
sado. rumbo 4 Taft. Texas. yendo acompa-
hado de dos u;aos. de S y 12 amos de edad
respectivameatr. TODD informe G~iri;ase a E.
B. Valdez. 30S San Fernando ST., san An
tonic. Texas. (2)
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NCSICA PARA PIANO tmanGscr:ca.J Fida
listA general. observation-disclosures para orGues-
Z. etc. Repertoire de MIS:ca NcxicaRa. Box
So Sta. A. l4l0E, West. Commerce St. San
Antonio. Texas.
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Free EMPLOYMENT Bureau

Necesit2moS lr!nediatamrnIe a todos 10,
expcrtcs en- trabaios de construction. Con-
dicioues de Open Shop POI 8ed.i Bldg.
In CONSTRUCTION de L.adril,o mas gran
de de los EstaGoS Unidos. Sc necesitan 100 al
banilcs SentadoreS de ladrlllo. sucldos. hasta
50. 90 por ocho horas. seEun 81 trabajo que
sea dcSenpenado. D~irijanse a Urbano Con-
z:.lez. ContratiSta. The Texas Company. Port
Arthur. Texas.
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ENSENANZA-

--l1TDGsArLA Fi.nan. 1'ui,ssH;la. alc.
r,r,e g-aco. tsaetaC!a. eSs71SGS@ 81
"a. gratis JiES:z. A;'- &C "
-----C- =. ,Iorsr Pziares. De, Con-
-. a-,raI Dc Nlsica ae Mexico sca
ss > aEos dc psas1sa- DA a'e' ~ US
tn. -
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EMPLEOS.

NECESlTAmOS meseros para camoos
de ferrocarril. Par, toda cIase de in
formes pasen a 1903 Bu%enavista St.
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SELLOS DE COMA

Euvie Sus 6rdcneS 81 Quiere obtener TN
rabajo Immediate y bien hecho. a Ia homo
able San Antonio Rubber Stamp Co. ll5
Soicdad st. san Antonio. Texas.
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Sc NECESITA una dcpendienta que liable
ingles y eSpahol. para tienda de ropa. Sl+ W.
Commerce 81. ~contisuo q la Botica de Chapa.
800
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Sc >!ECESITAN 100 traja;adorcs. solos O con
fani!ia. para ~trabaja- en- MinaS de Aluminio
en- cl EStldo de Arkansas. Todo 81 trabaio es
afuera. PagGmos $3.50 al dia. po- diez horas
de trahajo. Casas Independence para fami-
iias. TencmoS trdbajdndo con nosOtros 100
mexicanos. FL campo mcXicano eS nuevo. bien
>ituado. sobre tcrrcno alto y seco. No hay ma
laria. TeneHros tiendas. salon de bale y cine
mat grafo. Magni:ico Hospital. Nuestros doc
torres visitan To- campo3 diariamentc. Para
mas Getailes. dirijarsc n Ia AMERICAN BAU-
MITE COMPANY. BAUXfTE. Ark.
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MAQUTNAS DE COSER Singer y de otras
ma-cas. al contado O a plqzos. Accessories.
LanzaGeras. AgujaS y Aceite al por mayor.
Precios especiales. Alamo Sewing Machine
Supply Co, SOL SO. Alamo.
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SILNIANO C0RTES. rep:esentante del Sr.
Urharo Gonzalez. ofrcce suS servicios como
contratista de aibanilr- para todos los traba-
JOS de Ia Texas Company. Los intereSadoS
pueden ocur-ir al 367 J.. Conchos st. san
Antonio. Texas.
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Sc NECESITAN t~ejedores mexicanos con e1-
pcriencia para trabajar en- telares de mano.
Trabaio pcrmanente. Buenos sala-ios. Envie
refe"encias. Southwest Arts and Crafts. Box
2lS. Santa Fc, Nuevo Mexico.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01
ADAMS COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA, ACTS

germs until it is impossible longer to
count uls'o 4 wheat crop
In the. >.s-calistl COW law th.. farmer
legislature has opened to farmers the
way If escape from the one crop >ys-
tenn. Most farmers can turn t" diver
>ifi<'J farming without the aid If the
state. The c"w law. however. removes
the excuse fr'm even the poorest
farmer that h. cannot find the money
rn buy .rw>. The COW law provides u
m-rh.M by which dairy cattle may be
provided in every county by thu. sale
II bonds
Adams county. according to word
from Bismarck. is to he the first to
take advantage 1T the provisions If
this act af tar->iyht.~i State>nan$hip.
The COW law. in and IF itself. would h.4
considered by the average politician Of
thu. Old parties as sufficient ju$titica-
tinn in itself for the reelection If the.
party responsible fur its enactment. 1t
is only sae II the many splendid laws
snacte.l by the farmers legislature Of
North Dakota. 1t wouldn't have been
enacted ii farmers had not been in
.~'nt-'d az the legislature. The fact
that il has been enacted and may be
put int" effect in each county, should
nt"aH thar within rh,, n..Nt few years
Ii" ttrif:''t- III North istk.ta shall BE-
left ut 'ht n,t"'N ri :. single crop.
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BY r. II. NcC1insock in the COur Ter
News. EarEo. y ID

BY r " NcClinsock in the COur fer-
News. Fargo. y, n
TIL. last minnie failure uf the wheat
,.r%,p If rhe Reel river valley To Meas
9re up T.. rra>-anahie ~Np<.,.tar ions
ought T., hr th.. las, argument needed
II. .>Invince even the ut..>t stubborn
far,ier that tin >.--r:"n Ut North na-
kara tan longer exist a> Il one crpp
,-,unrry TIL. day "t b.stlarka wf:eat
craving is ...,n.. forever. ami farmers
Ut N.sreh Isik..f., mus, adapt rteu-
selves ID the chans,e-
rht writer has just returned from
that section Ut Wisconsin where farms
It tli,,,tarate acr-.ns<. are rhs. rule and
where diversified farming IS universal.
$s,ch things a. crua, failures are un-
knnwn There. au,i f:ir,n..r> arr newer
without >.,ni~ M''EsX. And the basis
OF the whi+. prosperity .f that section
ut WISCONSIN i til. .nw.
Diversified farming must b. adopted
in North ls,k"ss.. Not all the bless
inx> that could c"i,le from thu. fulfill
rnenr ut thu. entire \ahparri>sn Lesgie
industrial prs,-ram .,su,i make firm
er> steadily prosperous in North lsi-
kuta If the aa>seful system nj on-.
crs,p is adhered ra. The sill has he>.tl
steadily r"hh."i far years. an.i The
0rtA ha> been >urfeired with disease
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was in Homestead on business mat
tiers Inst Saturday.
Mrs.. Guy Cosper is at Poplar this
week
Ar. Bolanal ami family were Sun
day guests 1t John Roy's.
Service were held in the Home
stead church Sunday and were well
attended
Mr. and Mrs. Melford !Ankenbauer
were Medicine Lake callers Monizy.
George Wick left this week for
Manhattan. n D.. where he will visit
frieRls for some tune.
Fred Bauer moved to town the first
Of the week.
Ed. krukeberx, who has been en-
ployed ut the $chnitzler ranch during
the summer months left Tuesday for
his home ut Green~ille, Ohio.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Elmer Eng are the
proud parents Of baby girl born
"a them September 18th
Mrs. Oscar Jensven is ON the sick
list this week.
c. P. Gerhnld was a caller ut Viii
tistnn Sunday
Mrs. Harry Roy is staying with J.
W. Roy this week
Lars Gravbevt Of Fruaa was in
oown ON business matters Wednesday
Miss Ahta Fraiey. who has Been
wishing 1t Gzlva. n D., the latter
part Of the summer. returnexi home
"Wednesday.
Mrs.. H. P. Daily IL staying with
Mrs. Emma Eng this week
Mr. ami Nrs Peile AMI children
ssne cailerS 1t tine Homestead Hsse!
Ns,nsfav.
NsaH Agnes Elran ca!Ee.l On Katie
Xvx=aasst Sunsiay evening
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LITTLE FITZGERALD ROY
DIES AT KENNARE

The little baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs
R. P Fitzgerald died last Wednesday
evening at Kenmare. where he had
been taken for an operation. In
lection had set in the little fellows
leg and it Was thought that an oper-
alton would probably save him, but
he died before he could he operated
on The sympathy of the many
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald
goes to them in their sad bereave-
ment-
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Miss G3aniss Hlaltsn rstn1nsd from
GsumG Eanazs, X d., Friday anal is
nav ts.,rhing in uae Lexanx school
s,akc a1 tnsm
A6ass Hiataa SkiilinRdarx left Thur
daW fi1r GannE Eanhs,, X D., where
shH will sfrssmf TIM Unian CONNER
eal Collage, tianuxh thu wintRr
mauffik
a pahlir aa,rtaan sale WA heli at
Kmll RlnsumS pllEs e,lst Of tp~n ami
q hEx4R Gznsut at1RniesL NJ ami
Ax- Emil Hmsun ana ls.ayinx this
FILL iIr AklssutzA
Hrs. @liHar Fuss has been IN tnas
zR HH0 tim wss1ks. hut 1t tiliz writ
ny ms npsrs,RE 6etfsr
Mrs 0lis HMailn. WIN hus hesn
ssnRiasHsh m W. Be Caurs cuak car
dhnn3 rilnasinnE, peiurns,i hume
NnsszfhE
Aesihmak Gsr:iaiiis asfr Frstav fur
Hs.urrrx, y H., whE,r ss1ry will ui.ar
ffir Inmn timn
llr ami Mrs William Raar haf
allrnil,HzRH tin 1uu,s. xiisns 81 Srns-
siuil Msefi amt nur~sE IN rins week.
Niiiiif Hit, aalaG MR. Ssncsiui haxs
nanyeii mn dis Airsag-;E Elsxansr
ianMEe
assS. Mailt,la, rths EaznsEsaiszsE NM
EisRar laf1 HinlrssiazE far Gzinssssawn-
n H., ffper ;isSifinR Il ss.sI ei:zn= asss~t-
imF HEs1e ;
Hiss aaf,axaE HsgAsfsaI Gnnf ~zsS at 7
saEsM ssassHstl uiaf Hlmaaa2Ex1fi scamsmi
fhssesaias liAx +
leasf dnssSfar1 Hxsn. Kziiis, NsazE-I
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STATEMENT OF THE OWNER.
SHIP. MANAGEMENT ETC

SHIP. MANAGEMENT, ETC,
Required BY The, Act Of Congress Of
August -, 1912, of Producers News.
published weekly At Plentywood.
Mont. for Oct. 1. 1870.
State of Montana. County of Sheri-
dan. IS.
Before me, Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared Ole 4. Moe, who
having been duly sworn according to
law. deposes and says that he is the
Business Manager Of the Producers
News. and that the following is, to
the best of his knowledge and be-
lief. true statement Of the owner
ship. management, etc, of the afore-
said publication for the date shown
in the above caption, required BY
the Act of August "a, 1912, embodied
in section 443, Postal Laws and Regu-
lations, printed on the reverse of this
form, to-wit:
l.. That the names and addresses
of the publisher. editor, managing
editor. and business managers are:
Poblisher-Peoples Publishing Co.,
Plentywood, Montana
Charles e. Taylor, Plenty
wood. Montana.
Managing Charles E. Tay-
Tor. Plentywood, Montana.
Business Manageable A. Moe,
Plentywood, Montana
2. That the owners are:
VIM. Hass, Outlook
State Bank Of Froid. Froid, Mont.
1ntertype Corporation, San Fran
cisco, California.
3. That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security hold
ers owing or holding / per cent of
total amount of bonds. mortgages, or
other securities are: None.
1. That the above two paragraphs
next above, giving the names Of the
owners, stockholders and security
holders, if any, contain not only the
list of stockholders and security hold
ers as they appear upon the books |
of the company hut also, in cases
where the stockholders or security
holder appears upon the books of the |
company as trustee or in any other |
fiduciary relation. the name of the
person or corporation for whom such
trustee is acting is given; also that
the said two paragraphs contain |
statements embracing atlantis full |
and belief as to the cir
and conditions under |
which stockholders and security hold |
ers who do not appear upon the books
Of the company as trustees, hold
stock and securities in a capacity
other than that of bona fide owner;
and this afiiant has no reason to be-
lieve that any other person. associa-
lion. or corporation has any interest L
direct or indirect in the said stock,
hcnds. or other securities than as so
stated by him.
s. That the average number of
copies of each issue of this publica-
lion sold or distributed. through the
mails or otherwise. to paid subscrib-
Prs during the six months preceding II
Inc date shown above is 400. II
o. 4. MOE. II
Business Manager.
Sworn and subscribed before me
his 25ri day Of September, 1920.
4. W. STANGEI.AND. II
Notary Public for thr State Of
Montana. residing nj Pientywood.
Montana. Ny commission expires
february -. 1917. VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. S. Land Once at Glasgow, Mont

-
U. S. Land Once at Glasgow, Mont.
Sept 81, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that
JAMES B. KING, of Dooley, Mon
tana, who, on June q, 1917, made
Homestead Entry No. O4983O, for
Nh sen, SEX SEA, Sec. 80. and
the 81 SW4, Section %, Township
81 NJ, Range IS E., Montana Meri-
dian, has filed Aptice of intention to
make Three Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before E. E. Belanski, U. S. Commits
sioner, at Plentywood, Montana, on
the 9Th day of November, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Martin Kl1kken, Morris Finn, Aren't
Olson and James McCloud, all of
Dooley, Montana.
25-A THOS r. JONES, Repister.
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LUTHERAN SERVICES

LUTHERAN SERVICES
Divine EaglisA services win be held
ut the Norwegian Lutheran church Of
Outlook Sunday. October 10Th. It 10
4 N Tie time has he3ea advanced
one hour to eaahle the pastor to
serve another distant charge in the
afternoon Pmetuality =. the ser
vice will be appreciated
GEO. HEIl.MAN, Pastor.
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WANTED-A good steady, gentle
manly salesman to hand a Wards
wagon in Sheridan County. No ex-
perience needed For full partico-
lars. write promptly to DR.. Wards
Medical Company. Winona, Mime
sofa Established 1856. 25-6t
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
BONDS
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01

FOR SALE-A Nilsson tractor, 4
st0hble. 3 breakers. 1900 gal. gas
tank with truck. Also q 6O-horse
Mitchell car engine. Can easy con-
vert into q truck JOHN TESNOW,
II miles south of Flaxville. 25-t-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01

Mrs Art Wankel had the sad mis-
fortune Of breaking her arm last
week. We have not learned exactly
how It happened. but her friends
hope for a speedy recovery.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01

Ehs aniE rsarrIaEs ise~n=~ EssDrri
Ear sass Hsanfia NJ September fraxn the
Clerk If Court otter 10 saIs e1sy xxs
- 1r Aka&zeal- pswnkswesa. x<~
IT, sA6 EarziaaH Raezrsw- F<.xy-
wMwk nx ~
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FOR SALE-One SIG Nogul tractor
and gang in good order. Just the
engine for small threshing outfit.
MAIDS STRANDSkOv, Dagmar,
Mont asst
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GhiuaRe,, Ssak> @-eBs The Asso
ssnesh Rnusse-Dn,icsna.fs ~er>
wasssh by ass Cosk counky gr>ni iur,
sQni1ns1 si@hr hssedslI S4ars Tuss.iAs
anal confessions ohtsain<.f fram rso
whan daa Old Roman Charses A
Canisaay. awnar Of thu oft thine
oaampsan Chicago WHITE Sox, smash.
81 his psnnssnt machine ua esean Up
oaksaail., Tina, confessions epld how
d1a SIN three last year worlds cnam-
pnunsliip u CtnS,nnati fur money pai.i
ny gamblers
Seven Ss'x rsguiatsS amt one form
On piaHsr tsai r>,e bills vate%i against
csian am, thu seven were Immediate
u >asanta.L With his usan only half
i. aama 5atlin.t the league Leading
G,a.pssamifS, VI. GamiSssy served no-
eatm an his SsNsn starr that. if they
wars faamf guilty. ne would drive
tlasaa aut ut arEamze.i baseball
Qfift,ais Of Chief Justice Charles
Nrfpan..iti'> eaurt. ie>iruus of giving
uia na.rsunal game the benefit of pub
lic,ts in its pur=s,ngs ltfted the curtain
un thu srumt Jury proceedings suffi-
e,antsS u SHOWS i greater hitter loe
IAsssan. isei,ar,ng he deliberately
I,s$e rsappa>i the buii. 4 picture Of one
of tina warstt,s CAMPUS pitchers, Ci-
eatSa.. in tHars amt Hsimpses of allege>i
lrrh,ts III $sss.DN0 or $r0.e00 un,ier pill
FGws, or On bs.is by fsmSus atiaieee>
.&ruamt the eaureraom were some Of
o,s.-stasil'S xres.tsssc le,safer<> am.,nx
alam A,s,m n Actsssw. manager Of
d1a NHv XorR Gsan9z>, zssaitanx call
III ussssfN Wednesday, ami Iahn hey
dim prasisisnt Of the Nstsunal league.
~i1a wsnt nsfnne the gramt Jurors
Dnse h16etnk
Nhe aS:Ae nature Of the infurrna-
nun At, GamissRey gave way wsss not
,iisu,aS..I
INA mem whum thu Jury involved as
Il result Ut rasemuny he uncovered
wRru::
Esatis Giturrs, star pitc.,er. VINO
'sz.iNa.t immunity amt confessed. &c
aoriing u court arrzetle>, that ne
csuss !. Sltla0N hr'bs
Arr,ui,t G'Ghick'>, G!.miil. former
nIrsc hssssns,n
''Ssluss'esS~ Jna" .IackSun. heavy hit
cnss ItsfH. tisstfsr,
Oscar, t''R,ppv"> Eetsch, center
riattssr
GharAess t''sSsve.le->t Risaers, short
SsuP
Glt.laits Williams, pihc.,er.
Gasaissa BUCK, Weaver, clir,t base
num-
Eha.t AisAhilin utaiitw player.
Cismt1B. acauniin1 h, ou,art ATTACHES
uuitti rtiH grant jury he received $l0.-
am Hrun tina gambler. hn.iing rhs
uunsS umter rtie pillow when he re-
rsl1neei u tina hutai n,om on tina night
,afilne u;is inst gams at Cinrinnan.
4 nsfuss.t Il, pitcsl ! bull until I got
ii" ttiaN qnnrH-I him as saying
.!st,ss:an. it VaS Ss,I,i, RsGfie., he
vas nrnmiss.I Ss2.D,ls,a by Chick Can
Till, but nscsiNs.i unis SS.a00. Clamie
Williams, auuuriing IN the witnesses
gut EMaN0.
GssaihkaS St,spsnsls MIN.
While thu grami Iurars vnt.s.l their
c-uh bills thu, ''0ili Roman" seated
.snai,issu his crumhiin,, empire at White
Sun paraS issuast tho telegram Sas~
paMiing tfiuss inrnlve.t. psi.f off
Wausun Cicutra amt jackson. ami
ciisckS fur pay due the
assinrs wnuiif he sent at snCe. With
his vaits rra.,,hling Ar Camiskey,
wiiu, hus aNnssf riie White Sox since
1tia insuptiun Of tt1e american league.
sziifi rilis wass thu first time scandal
t,,af evan tnurdiasf his family" and
utiar IL distressed him thu much to
r.ik ahuur IT.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01

WANTED-to hear from owner Of
good ranch for sale. State cash
priee, full particulars. d. F. Bush,
Minneapolis. MINI. 25-2t-ea-m
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01
llconICs OF LIBERTY

The welfare the happiness the energy and spirit Of the
and whe do the daily work mines and factories
railroads. Offices and ports of trade and
the the UNDERLYING necessity of an prosperity.
be nothing wholesome unless their life wholesome there
be eontenen unless they contend Their physical
welfare affects the soundness Of the whole NATURALIZATION
Wilson in The New Freedezr.~
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01

Now country another class We call them
Reeolect what have always sad-that every
he be- Every necessary product The
al the land thoroughly ptowed the well attended
and carefully harvested Every is
want less change the conditions Poverty
makes crime.-Co- Robert G. lneerson
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01
AUC1l0lEER EEEN'S
SAIEDAIES

OCT. I: NeRAY BIG SALE At
THE ]. l. SINGLETON FARM, 7
NIL = ". OF ANTELOPE
OCT. Z. THE MONSTER SALE
, NILES NORTH OF PLENTY.
WOOD.
OCT. TH. BIG MARKET DAY
SALE At RESERVE BRING IN
WHAT IOl- HAVE GOT FOR
SALE
"T- ~ THOMPSDN'S BIG
CLOSING; OUT SALE. ) MI. NORTH
DF HOMESTEAD.
"T- Is. l.. ANDERSON'S SALE.
s MILES >Ol"TH or DtHLEY.
Anybody can sci! STUFF il there
Is q demand for it .,ut only a
real alct'oIeer can get rso-ey
for stuff that YOU cant Wv"
a@ay-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01

All partially buried the grave CUSTOM and of
emily the Of their head above ground
they physically dead for they lively ro-Henry David
Thoreau.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-01

Conversely, find that those who strong
Of what themselves likewise 4
what their fenowmen This has long been .
remark As Of living puts 1.-THE tyrant
nothing but shave turned inside out In earlier days when
fud lords vas their king they also
their In the Russian noble is alike sef
his and his ser remarked
schoooys that the bully the all knock under
bigger bully We constantly observe that those who
the great overhearin& their interiors That eman
patd slaves exceed al save) cruelty oppres
SION truth established by auhorties-HerbeTt
Spencer paGe 20 of Liberty and the Great Lbertarians