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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-08-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Surety Bonds--A. w. Talkington. Il
Typewriter for rent--See Paul Har.
Ian. 64u
Grain Fire Insurance Rothwell Z
ouinIan. 85tf
Camp stoves Of all kinds at Chester
Arnold's. q
WE HAVE scratch pads in any size
and color-GLOBD Il
Fire and Livestock Insurance.
Rothwell q Quinlan. Son
FOR SALE-320 acres Of land, 9
miles north Of Grangeville. A. Rode. tt
Ed Cawiey, cashier at the Camas
Prairie Depot, has been confined to
his home for several days past. He Is
on the mend at present, however.
II you want to buy a place In
Grangeville, see Rothwell & Quin-
Ian. Sstl
At the Smoke House you win find
on sale Columbia Grafanolas and all
the latest records. q
Furnished rooms for men, with bath
priviledge, near Main street; private
family. Enquire at this office. 27tf
LOST-Clearwate stage line leather
way DVtACts AhdNi pACAcI sO6'O ~
express office Dolph Smith. 39-1t
J. M. Shaw, formerly editor Of the
Kooskia M0untaineer and now a bust
ness man at that place, was In attend
ance at the republican county cOnven-
ton Tuesday.
Restaurant for sale doing a good
business. or win rent Apply Box 944
Grangeville, or see L. Nj. Harris. 29tf
FOR SALE OR RENT-The Big
Barn Davis Ranch, three miles north
terms Fen Batty, owner. 37tf
Major Frank Fem, #. Il. Quist, and
Attorney Lloyd A. Fem, republican
candidate for state representative, were
in attendance at the county convention
Tuesday.
FOR SALE-One electric fan; 6.
light gasoline lighting system; one
Twin Indian motor cycle. Call ut the
Smoke House, Grangeville. 3sti
FOR SALE-Second hand Dodge In
new top, new willard batteries. -four
new tires. A bargain at the price. J.
@. Eimers- 29ti
The Wood Hardware Company II
now occupying the Parker corner with
full line of new furniture. Later thit
firm will secure the other two looms
which will be occupied by the hard
ware department.
Fire Inurance-A. w. Talkington. I,
Insure your crop against fire
Rothwell & Quinlan. 35t
Frank Hogan was up from the Hog
an home at Charleston this week Franz
had some unfinished business at tn,
county seat which required attention
he and his family having recently re
moved from the Salmon river sector
to their present location.
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HAVE FAREWELL PARTY



Tuesday evening of this week one of
the prettiest scenes ever witnessed In
this city was staged at the Bert Brock
man home, in the northwest part of
town, ON Junction street, when Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Brockman and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Call entertained for Mr.. and Mrs.
Fen Batty, who will leave in the near
future for California where they ex-
pect to spend the winter.
About 80 Of their large circle of
friends were present, and merry
crowd it was.
The weather having been excessively
warm, lawn party was arranged, and
no pains had been spared to make this
delightful event The lawn is lovely
In itself and was beautifully decorated
with flowers and ferns, large arch
being erected In the center which was
covered with ferns and sweet peas
Strings of brightly colored lanterns
and electric lights made 1t sparkling
scene. Twelve tables were placed for
800, c0lored butterflies being sus-
pended, marking each table. Early ir
the evening an immense bonfire was
blazing in the background which threw
out a flickering, CHEEKY glow. The
evening had turned cool and suddenly
a cold wave. sprung up which sent the
guests laughing and shivering into the
house, which however is spacious and
well arranged for entertaining. Every.
where flowers and ferns and victroIa
gave forth merry music adding a gay
note to the occasion. Punch and Dor
bons were handed around all evenins
and about eleven O'Clock delicious ra
Treatments We're served. Mrs. A. ]
Maugg carried off the ladies' prize ant
A. n. Dyer was high man.
1t was successful event from star
to finish and everybody enjoyed tho
evenings program, and much prais.
was given the hostess for the artist,
arrangement, and graceful handling o.
such large number of guests. tn,
ladies were assisted by Mrs. Ware,
Scott, Miss Lowrie. Miss Cunningham
and Miss Mary Griffith.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Batty have many warn
! friends here, and though everyon,
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,ent themselves to the gayety OF Ine ~
CASTOR. many were the regrets expass -
al over their departure. THOSE pres
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Dyer; III. ,.a AL"
Mrs Chapman, Mrs. Fred =. Lukens ems
Mr. and Mrs. A. Urbahn. ST.: Mr; an, W
Mrs M. Reese Hattabaugh' mrs y, q
Sasenbery, J. Frank Sims, MRS; " 80 ?
stockton. Mrs. John McFall, Mr. AN, ano
Mrs. Mark A. Robinson, MT. anu NE AZ
r A Johnston. of Cottonwood, MI
and Mrs. A. s. Hardy, Mr.. ana mrs' .
T Maugg. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Ian =,
bingham. J. G. Safely, Mr.. ana Mt. Z
r TITUS. Mr.. and Mrs P. A. wrign.
Mrs. Tumey, Mr.. and Mrs hsrr:
Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. arker
Mr. and Mrs. s. A. Stubbs, MI. am y
Mrs. s. v. Fullaway, Mr.. and MIS-; =
n Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Hampton lay
lor. Mrs. D. H. Magee, Mrs. Ware
scott. Miss Lowrie, Miss Lanningnan
Miss Mary Griffith, Mr.. and mrs. fel
Ratty. Mr.. and Mrs. @. O. Can, an
M. and Mrs. Bert Brockman.
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II. Cote came out from the Joseph
section the latter part Of last week
and ON Monday made final proof on
his homestead. Fred Poe and Fred YAH
raus came out and acted as Mr.. Cote's
witnesses. Mr.. Cote has an additional
homestead adjoining on which he win
make final proof at later date
Huckelberry parties are meeting
with great success in the hills south
of Grangeville. A party Of eight ladies
was reported to have picked eighty gal
Ions up to last Sunday when they were
visited by some of their men folks who
brought out the luscious berries.
G. NJ. Day, one Of the pioneers Of
Idaho county and q former resident
Of this place, was visitor In. the city
several days this week and last, being
In attendance at the republican com
mittee meeting and the county conyen'
ton. While here he also enjoyed a
visit with his brothers, Salonius and
Il. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Gilmore, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. @. M. Hubbard
of Austin, Mimi, the latter being q
sister to Mr.. Gilmore, came up from
Lewiston Monday evening and ON Tues
day went out to the south fork of the
Clearwater where they expect to CAM
for few days, and will spend the time
fishing and gathering huckleberries
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore were residents
here a few years ago, Mr.. Gilmore be
ing county attorney for one term.
Mrs. Eliza Everest returned hom'
Sunday evening from Missouri wher
she spent the past month with rela
tives. She reports having had a yer,
pleasant trip.
Mrs. Sheldon Stubs and daughter
Miss Katherine, returned from Port
land ON Monday evening, the forme
having attended buyers week" q
that place.
Fifty seven auto loads Of people en-
route to the huckleberry patches OF
the mountains south of this city passe,
the Stanberry home near the foothill
last Sunday.
< FOR SAI4E-1920 model Dodge cal
good as new. Run less than 1000 miles
4 Bargain If taken at once. See p. A
I Wright at Wright's grocery. got
\ Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Wright. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert b. Baker
left yesterday afternoon for shor
business visit at Lewiston. The part
expect to return today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. d. Wiley, Mr. an
Mrs. r.. A. Wright and Mrs. A. s
! Wright made an auto trip last Sur
day to- point near Lowell, the seen
of the recent double drowning, whe
A. s. Wright and Master Frank Willie
lost their lives on July 10.
How to clean Baby's Teeth is dis
cussed in the Question Box this weel
DIR. Green has promised us real trea
next week. He is going to tell u
what he saw at the first moving pie
ture show that he ever saw, nearl
forty years ago.
p. NJ. Granville came in yesterda
afternoon from Portland where b
and his family had been for the pa,
few weeks visiting with relatives an
attending to business matters. Mr.
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UEATH.MeKENNA

Announcements Of the marriage OF
Miss Clyde Heath, daughter or Mr
and Mrs. Charles Heath of this sec
ton, to ]. G. McKenna, a garage man
Of Yakima, Wash, were received here
this week. The newlyweds enjoyed a
short honeymoon trip to the coast and
are now at home to their friends al
Yakima.
The many friends of the bride In
this section, where she is well known
extend congratulations.
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COUNTY WARRANTS REDEEMED

Notice Is hereby given, that all reg
istered Forest Reserve Road Fund
Warrants of Idaho county, Idaho, will
he paid upon presentation at the, Of
flee of the undersigned at Grangeville.
Idaho.
Interest on said warrants will cease
on Aug. %, 1920
Dated: Grangeville, Idaho, August
IS. 1920.
OTIE L. lone,
39-2t County Treasurer
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KERI,EEs AT EUGENE

Word has been received from Il. n
Kerlee, who left here with his FANNY
some weeks ago for Oregon poinls
states that they have located at 1901
Fairmont boulevard, Eugene. oregon
Eugene has a good school system anc
the University Of Oregon is also iocat
ed there, which fact was taken int'
consideration on account Of the oldel
members Of Mr.. Kerlee's family.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having been chosen in the Democrat
lie primaries as the candidate on that
ticket for state representative, I re-
specially solicit your support at the
November election.
J. b. IEEPER,
Sites, Idaho
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FOR SHERTFF-

have been nominated on the Demo
cratic Ticket for the office Of Sheriff
of Idaho County for reelection, and
if elected l will still try and conduct
the office according to the reading Of
the law, and show the same courtesy
and consideration to the people that
have shown in the past.
w. n. ELLER.
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noR SALE OR RENT

Have so tons of hay, nine head OF
registered Shorthorn cattle, and some
grades. to sell; 800 acres OF pasture
for sale or rent. Can feed hay on
ground. Fifty acres seeded TO nay
CHAS. GOAN,
aotf Grangeville, Idaho
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LAND FOR SALE

800 acres, so under cultivation, all
fenced, fair buildings, good family or
chard. water in house; good cellar
seven or eight springs; two creeks
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plenty wood; three and half miles
from Sites, all down hill; five miles
hog wire on place; good early pas
ture. Price $4,000. $500 cash, most
any kind of terms ON balance at Z
per cent.
PERRY N. LYDIA,
39-1t Box 129, Sites, Idaho
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ORDER YOUR TOMATOES

will be In a position to I'LL q limit
ed number Of orders for tomatoes ar
ter August 25th. All orders, small OF
large, carefully and promptly filled
T.. A. LONG,
39-2t Charleston, Wash
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PASTURE FOR RENT

Good pasture close to town, with
plenty of water. Inquire of Frank
Reynolds, at the local postoffie. 9S-2t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
Wire Flashes

sPntNurlErr Mo. oct o . Ms rfs'
~ Gibson. ihs grt|H - bEr. dicd h,ro I'd"
day She was b.,n In N"Ei"i".
OMAHA. N.b oct &c y mius. man.
sEer of ono NJ the oily'H hcHt known hotels
ana a number or other hotel men hero ou
nounccd t"ducunnH ~ about 3h per ''n'
~ coffee ana vegetables we're among 'ue
reasons given.
KNoxvILLr Tenn. oel Uncle
John iluhba. 49, ~ iuNIclU Union ruIn'f
~ Lofl Mayor Nl.gv.aey according q.
advi'cs received here today vn.'H n'''.
that iluhhs go h'H siH br'Hlag. BEGAN
tho a9th day De- has passed without taking
fast
MADISON wiz. Oct q James Thon.r
nm Of Ia Drnts,. although defeated ty
senator Ionfaot far me riubUstn u.nIr
alton Tor th ruIt.I aJatsa a.utTr. pol. .ut...
sd the raro ~ tho eleventh hour t.nrht
Iis viii have the support OF Fonalor La
Foll'uc, it 90 uni"rr'0od
wAsHfNGToS. oct a.-N chinese f.r
eIsn ofrce statement received today hv
the state department from 'Nr American
l"gionhtdlu Hhaiun tht1II lfnr d'u uinm
between the fcrrcscnurteF OF th lt saH
foreign office. the Chr.-r ru.'fnw,ut
would require certain FY'faui""s uu't.
biz no bolshoyiK propaganda, 900 CHINA"
COLUMBIA. e. G.. o.i rrica 80
crcnFrs ranging from 10 81. 20 yer cont
wero announced today by columbia w'r
chants Several ihfre department Huf,a
already hsd announced permanent rrdu'
lions on all llnca.
UpUgToN Tes. Ott Chief ~ DO.
tectivcs gordon Murphy - This city this
afternoon announced that hH had taken
strps 10 make itouHf.u onto fpr the Con.
f"drtacy.' These Http7 include the on
listnont ~ sld NJ detectives from moro
than 20 cities ~ the north and south dur
Ing tho confederate reunion uckt week.
PARIS. oct s--Usrorts roceiv'd hcr~
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CONSIDERS TEXAS
FIGHTING GROUND
Republican State Chair
man Says Democrats
Badly Split, Angry
LEAGUES FOES MANY
Ferguson and American Party
/ Expected to Get Consid-
J cradle Of a Vote

epccla. TO The world.
CHICAGO. oct. 5.--TcHaH IS real
lighting ground for the republican
party thls year, that ~, IN tho opln-
ion ot National Committeeman ~, y.
MarGrcgur. aud he gives good
reasons.
Two big dofcctiors ~ The demo-
crntfc party one of winch hn re-
suited ia 'hC creation cf ihiil
J-olticnl party. widespread dinlis
faction with the democratic national
administration and opposition TO TN"
league OF nations arc a few of those
reasons.
In n bitter democratic primary
fight IN August. Pat Ncn won tho
cutcrnntorinl nomination over FOR
ner United states Senator JO@'I IA
w. Railcy. Ncff received 100000 10
Ballcy's l7S,000 votes. Bailey made
his campaign IN nm anti Wilson plat
form and his followers arc still un-
reconcilcd.
Ferguson Vote GCttCr.
The other big detection from the
domOcratic ranks ~ the Auietlcan
party OF Texas. formed by former
Governor James w. IrerEn8on. who
was inpcached while ir office, Dut
who entered the democratic iri-
mary agnin in 1918 and received
100000 votes.
Tho American party has nominal
al full state ticket headed by T.
ii. MacGrcgar, candidate FOR COVER
nor. and has entered candidates Tor
congress. tho legislature and county
offices IN many sections OF tho state.
Tho democrats however, In an at
tempt to bead off this now party
movement have flied Injunction pro-
Ccedtngs In an effort 10 keep the
American party slatss Off the tickot
on the grounds thnt It has not COM
plied with the laws governing now
parties. II this move is successful
republicans expect most of tho
American party followers to vote the
republican ticket.
Have Even Chance, Is Rciicf.
'1rhcsc conditions make Texas a
real fighting ground at last for the
republicans. said Mr.. MacGrcEar.
and we have oven chance of
carrying tho state. Pailey's fight
was made against the Wilson ad-
ministration ard the league uf ma
tions. Nerf, who was tho candidate
or regular democratic organization
received only 27o.O00 votes out OF a
totai OF 100000 In tho state. which
makes tho democratic machine Il
minority organization In the state
/ do not believe tho democratic
r'achine can muster over S00,OU(
votes In the November eiectIon
II estimate there ure 30p.00O dor
mant republican vctofs IN the state
among these are probably 5000,
mon who have como TO the OFF field,
from big republican states 'lik,
PenrRylyania.
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WELCOME ATHLETES HOME
Victorious Olympic Contestants
March Down Firth Avenue.

NEW YORK. oct. 9.--Amorica's
victorious Olympic athletes yester-
day received their official welcome
home" In parade down rif'n oy-
enue, hpplauded by thousands
Led by Pat Mcdonald, tho teams
hammer throwcr and standurd
benrer, marching with the stars
nnd Stripes at the head, more than
100 OF the 275 men and women
who won the international matches
passed in review,
when the parade ended at ,he
city hail. Mnyor lIylnu presented
New york official gold medals Of
gratitude to the athletes. Later
the members Of the team were
guests of the city at Il banquet at
the Waldorf Astoria.
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ANGRY FARMERS TO MEET
VIII Register Protest Against Att
tudc of Government.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. "a call
tor all agricultural interests to meet
In Washington, October i2 and 10 to
protest against government efforts
20 begin deflation with the farm"
was Issued here tonight by Charles
$. Barrett, president OF tho National
Farmers union, j, S. Wannamaker,
president OF the American Cotton
association; Harvey Jordan, its sec
retary and Charles A. Lynn. secre-
tary Of the national board OF farm
organizations
What was termed Secretary OF the
Treasury HOuSton's policy of 1TH-
ficlal deflutiOn" was declared TO
have forced tho market prices OF
many farm products below tho cost
nH IArnlLL-. y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
HARDWICK DEMANDS BALM
Georgia senator Seeking Election
Saws Newspaper SlnudCrCl Him.

MACAN. Ga, oct 3-Thomas w.
Hardwick, former United states
senator and candidate for the demo
cratic nomination for governN "
Georgia, in the run-of primary to
be held next week filed suit here
against the Macon Daily Telegraph
for 100000 damages for alleged
libel.
Tho petition % Mr. Hardwicl
charges that August 81 the Tole-
graph published "scandalous, ma
licious, defauatory and liholous'
matter concerning the plaintiff with
reference 10 the explosion Of "a bomb
in the Hnrdwick homo I'm Atlanta.
"Why did Mr.. HardwlCk, after
getting such a bomb. turn 20 the de-
fense OF the Russian anarchist, the
petition quotes tho papcr as saving,
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epHtNDFtEII MO. oct Mrs tfHc
~ Gibson. ids grtIa - age dlod h,ro 'n
day She vas born Iu Virginia.
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tricts IA. II and 2j will be held in
Kansas CITY beginning Monday at
wEich tho demands viii be pre-
scnted.
The TONNAGE miners demand an
Increase prOportionatc to that re-
comfy granted the day mon who
were given q raise Of sl.50 day.
while tho wogos Of tonnage men
were not changed
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CAN'T VOTE IF YOU MOVE
Must Live in Precinct Thirty DAYS
Before Election 10 Cast Ballot.

TtIOFt TlTtVIIOH 10 NsI@t BUITV.
OKLAHOMA CITY, oct 3.--Ok-
lahoma voters who change their
places OF residence 10 points outside
precincts In which they have been
living will be disqualified from v0ting
in the general election November g
according TO state law, r. statute
provides that as a qualification for
voting the citizen shall have been
resident of a precinct at least so
days before election I'm order TO cast
a. vote in that precinct.
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Continuous lubrication ia afforded
a new automobile spring by cup
shaped oil reservoirs in the end OF
each leaf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
KANSAS MINERS STIRRED UP
Threaten 10 DO Very Little Work
Inlrss Dcnnnh- Arly NCi.

Ft1TSRuHG. Kan. Oct. 3.-Very
Ntiic coal viii be mined IN Craw-
ford and Cherokee counties II the
demands for Increased wages by thc
miners working on d tonnage b0sis
are not met BY the operators. in The
opinion of Alexander Howat pres
idont ~ district H. United Mine
workers ~ America, expressed
hove tonight. A ioiut conference of
tho miners and operators Of dis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-04
AFFIRM MURDER SENTENCE
Homer Nails Of McCurtaip County
10 Tor IiTr; kuird DcputN


~ Tor LIE; kulrd DEPUTY,
OKLAHOMA CITY. oct 3--Scn-
toncc of NE imprisonment IN the
Uruit'uu1ry Imposed ON Homer
NbI by the district court of McCur-
tIu county was affirmed by the
criminal court 80 appeals
SnN was convicted ~ the murder
~ g. r. Cole. a deputy sheriff, near
U.rmark. November u. 1917. when
Sail. alleged 30 have been q dcsertcr
from the army was anid 10 have re-
sitI"d arrest bv the officer.
Tho court also affirmed tho son.
ionro of o.. B. Morris ana Bud Mol
H"r, cn,h ~ 30 days iu jail and go
fluo for alleged possession OF liuuor.
The appeal was from the county
court of TuFn ruuu'y
from Russln r,raont Premier Lcnine and
Foreign Minister Tchiffhcrin disturbed
over tho success NJ th. Poles and Grn,rtI
WrauEei Tho soviet Eu.rfutuvut. % is bo.
~ the former imperial frsimo urging them
io Join the soviet army for tho defense NJ
Russia.
n,,' foG h.. IL h"4, ,, raey l,..o on Es s E s,I,aa
f'sas, o.Lcary H aluuuuE the LOO
muoH moro or less iu Celebration Of his
,IRh'lrth birthday
NrW YOUE. oct . when WInIHm
Hpthmnnof lifoolNyn took second wife
'wu months pyn. be- Thought hr WIS uhrrI .
lrE "a widow Win ONE tnlli. with hlH own
-Four children from n previous marriage.
thut made five. Uui shortly Hfstwafl
bIa second wife produced three other ,hI.
Jr'u. making total ~ cight Too much
rHIu HOFFMAN, and went 60 the dufnoatlU
relations court Result. Tho hoffman
holm. is broken ~.
TNrHHEtH. oct The movement %
boycott America. whirh WAS uriftird lr
some Eurruonn quarters ak month. hKp on
account ~ tho deprecated value ~ Euro.
Istu money M the American markets has
virtually died out. BE- was revealed today
hN De- canvass of delegates 60 the inttrua.
NHunl financial convention.
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Supper Table
Gossip

Jack O'Conncil n Z csVCt a six
room pressed brick residence IN Luna
park. Work will be begun at once
by n. {. Han, who has the contract.
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sHANGHtI-Tlic patriotic spirit Of
koren. undauntcd In spite % Jap
ancee horrors, viii win frccttnm for
thc suhinNufcd nation. 1his ~ the
rirm belief OF Miss kin Nyum SiI.
korcnu schoolgirl rcfuRrc. Who neSI
here during tnc asst Korean revolu-
ton. Miss Kim 9ys Japanese oni-
cinis strfrlSSzs her. heat her with
bamboo slaves tipped with an iron
hull. and imprisoned her. Rebels
IN prison had 90 cat chicken feed.
drink watcr with acid IN II. kncei
nu day Or he struck with n sword
aud shamcd By nude parade ia pub
lie. She WAS taken violently ~ and
whcst f1tslly sent To a hospital
managed d escape.
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TAxI PHONE TSs

Gallup Coal-Direot from the
car. Saturday and Monday. New
State Coal Co. Phone 80.
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Gallup Coal-Direct from the
car. Saturday and Monday. New
State Coal Co. Phone 80.
Notice to Tax
Payers

The undersigned 1ustiuia0o Cutter
Io2 treasurer OF SundoNul tountN.
hereby gives public notice Hs required
hy law. that the TAX rolls Tor the year
1919 were delivered TO the counts
treasurer on the g7th day 81 February,
1890. and that he is now ready 20 re-
ceiNe payment Of taxes for said year.
Noticc b. further given that, undct
AN order ut the court OF the Second
Judicial District of New McNico, the
first half Of tho taNcs for said year,
1919. Will become delinquent ON she
10Th day nj April 1879.
CSigncdl
JESTINIANO .GlTIERREI,
Ttensurer and fottector ~ SnnduFnl
CoHutl NAN AloItU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26
New York Stock
New York Money.

NEW YORK, March 2s.-Mercan-
tile paper unchanged. Exchange
commercial 90 day bills on hanks.
f3-soh commercial 81 day bills.
t3.sEA; demand. t3.9fks cables.
sa.sb.
Francs demand. 1t.22: cables.
iA.20i Belgian francs. demand. 1857.
cables. 1855.
Guiidcrs demand. ss.67H; cables.
81.
Marks, demand. 1874: cables, f35.
Government bonds firm: railroad
bonds irregular.