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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1920-02-05
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
L,LlrL.r,EA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
] COUNTY OF ESTERFIELD.-
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
ScIpio Lucas, by his Guardian ad
Htcm, T.. T.. Pcgucs, and Ed Lucas.
otherwise called Ed HARRINGTON.
Plaintiffs. W. Joe Williams. Tempy
harrington, and Richmond Lucas
or his widow, Mary Lucas, and his
children. John Lucas, Willilm I.u-
cas- and Mary Lucas or by what
ever names they may he known o.,
any other child or children or heirs
at law Of tn" said Richmond I.rcIs.
If h" be dead, Defendants. Sum
mons.
To the Defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quircd tc answer the complaint in
this action, Of Which It copy j. here
with served upOn you, and to serve "a
copy Of your answer to the said com
plant on the subscribers at their of
ice in Chcraw, South Carolina with
IN twenty days after service hereof,
exclusive of the day Of such service :;
and if you fail to answer the com
plant within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs in this action will apDly to
the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint
January 5, 1920.
Pollock & Pegues,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
TO the Defendant or Defendants,
Richmond Lucas or his widow, Mary
Lucas, and his children, John Lucas,
William Lucas and Mary Lucas or by
whatever names they may be known
or any other child or children or
heirs at law Of the said Richmond
Lucas.
Please take notice that the Sum-
mons and Complaint in this cause was
filed in the Office of the Clerk of
Court of Common Pleas for Chester
field County, South Carolina on the
9Th day of January 1920, and copy
of complaint may be obtained from
the said Clerk or from the under
signed.
Pollock & Pegues,
Cts Plaintiffs Attorneys
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There is more Catarrh in this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years It was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly falling
to cure with local treatment. pronounced
II incurable. Catarrh Is a local disease,
greatly Influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by Il. j. Cheney e.
Co, Toledo, Ohio, Is constitutional
remedy is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on tho Mucous Surfaces
OF the system. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward 10 offered for any case that Halls
CatarrH edicine <.tJy to cure. Send for
o. Toledo. OHIO. :
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CHAPTER II.
At the End of the Road

Curly's wooden face told nothing of
what he was thinking. The first ar
dele OF the creed of the frontier is to
ne game. Good or bad. the last test Of
man is the way he takes his medi-
Spe So now young FlanGrau ate his
--wth q hearty appetite, smoked
'mpassively, and occasional.
r with his guards casually
kRr Of course. Deep with
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word. 81 won't have 1t. What are you
thinking nhout?'
Hes Il ruStlcr, Miss Kate; belongs
to Snapy Stones outfit" Sweeney an
Swrrcd the girl.
"Fhn you prove it?"
ave got him double cinched"
"rhcn let the law put him I'm prison"
"llc shot yore paw" Buck reminded
her
"IS that why you're doing it2"
"lrs'm," and That's why" they
nodded.
Like a flash she took advantage of
their admission. "Thcn I've got more
against him than YOU hnve, and ! say
turn him over to the lnw."
Kite pushed forward, rough and
what we're doing and we know why
we're doing It. This amt any busi-
ness for Il girl 10 mix in. You 60 back
tn the h"us" and nurse your father
that this man shot"
$50 1t isn't the kind of business for
work for man. isn't It? No. not for
one. For ven-thirtcen-sev-
cntccn big brave strong men to hang
one poor wounded boy"
At that an amused laugh rippled
out. II came from Maloney. He was
leaning against the door jamb with his
hands in his pockets. Nobody had no.
I,s, lac n Il
after the girl. When Curly came to
think II over later. If he had been
given three gucSSrS as to who had told
Kate Cullison what was on the pro-
gram he would have guessed Maloney
each time.
"Now that you've relieved your
mind proper. Miss CulliSon, / cypcct
any of the boys will be glad to escort
you back to the house." Kite suggested
with an acid smile
"What have YOU got to do with
thiS!" She famed. "Our boys took
him. They brought him here as their
prisoner. Do YOU think well let you
com" over into this county and die
tate everything we do?"
''Tve got Il notion tucked away that
vnu,r. ,,vino IN Il, tho dic,,,I,g yn,,r
own self" tho R,r DouhIa NJ man c,n.
tradictcd.
"rm not Rut won't st,pd nv
while Won got tbose hnvs to do ,nur
der"
Ki,e l,u.hod soroou,;.,uy "vo,,
b,,r vo,r bnsS hovs"
"ynu,va had yoro So, nou Mic,
Koto rock,n Won hot,.r so,. oo,a
uipht" adyiscd Ruck
Sho ,or1o1 p,,,,, ,,,, r.,,
oon,l,rort. In sw,,,, a,,,,. 80 eo,,,
r,nn roroc,,v
,,,
..,n'', '
+, .,,,a nun
,,,. why
n,,
~, "e ''' VI "i""'o'' was S'i'''ne'
"'' nav ''' "'i nv" up =" .he
'''''s os '''' "'E"iii'n'S VI h"lih'S
"'-"'' w. ','. ms "''''''s. r"''''nu
was '',''' ''''''l' ""'', meg NO
uH' s"''S vi ''"'.'och'"' some Oh
ing '',"' '"es were
n't nan >" ""N'''' " ''""s ''''' "s
'"ea ''" '"ii''''''
INC s'ri lurhe'i 10 her lriehdS ana
h''S'ioorS' o"enth 10 nave talked
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DISCHARGE NOTICE

On the Gath of February next, I
will apply to the Probate Court of
Chesterfield County for discharge
as Guardian of J. Carroll Miller, Rosa
NJ. Shannon, Lottie j. Jamison, Ever
EFT X. Miller and Mildred l.. Miller.
p FLORA G. MILLER,
Guardian.
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DISCHARGE NOTICE

On the 25th Of February next,
will apply to the Probate Court of
Chesterfield County for a discharge
as Administrator Of the Estate of
J. w. Terry, dcccasd.
Jan. oath, 1920.
p NANCY J. TERRY,
Administrative.
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DISCHARGE NOTICE

On February Gath next / will ap-
ply to the Probate Court for Chester
field County for discarge as Admins
tratrix of the Estate of j. F. Miller,
deceased.
p FLORA G. MILLER,
Administrators.
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whisper. "Say, Doc Pull Cullison
through. Don't let him die"
"Flmp! Do my best Young fellow.
Seems to me you're thinking of that
pretty late"
Brown took up his medicine case
and went back to the house.
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As the day began to wear out two
riders from the Bar Double Nj reached
the ranch and were brought in to iden-
tify him rs the horse thief. The two
were Mnloncy and Kite Bonfils, neither
of them friends of the young ruStlcr.
IN" foreman in particular was wet
blanket to his chances.
"Iuu'VN got the right man all right"
he :, to Buck without answering
Flanhrau'S cool nod of recognition.
'What sort Of reputation has he
got?' buck asked, lowering his voice
little
kife did not take The trouble to low
er his. "Ead. Always been a tough
character. Friend of Bad Bill Cranston
and Soapy Stone"
IL don't know anything against the
Kid, barring that hes been little
Wild" Maloney testified. "And reckon
we amt any of us prize Sunday school
winners for that matter"
AS Buck turned To- leave the bunk
house the boy touched him on the arm.
GLOW about CulliSon?" he asked,
very low
But Buck would not have 1t that
way. what about him!" he demand
ed out loud, his voice grating like
steel when II grindS
as he-h0w is he ,oinp?"
"What's cntin' ynIP >Ain't no diving
fast enough to suit yOu2"
Flandrau Shrank from the cruel
words, aS Il Schooboy does from his
teacher when he jumps at him with Il
cane.
1t was then that Maloncv made n
friend of the Young man for life. He
let n hand drop carclrssly on Curly's
shoulder and locked nj him with 81
Friendly smiI, i'm his .yns inst ,s ,f
he knew that this was no wolf hut n
poor dog up against il hard.
doc thinks he'll make if all right"
But there were times when Curly
wondered whether if would make any
difference to him whether Cullison got
well or not. Something immediate WAS
i'm the air. Publ, opinion was sitting
down Ia Il decision. Most of these men
w"r" up to the average for the milk
of human Kindness. They were the
SQlurcSt citizens I'm Arizona. But Elan
drau knew they would snuff out his
life Just the same if they decided it
was best. Afl"rward they might re-
gr't il. but that would not help him.
Darkness came, and the lamps were
lit. Again Curly ate and smoked and
Chatlrd Il little with his captorS But
hS II" sat ih"r" hour after hour, feel
'h- "'''h creep closer every minute,
'"IU Ni'N'rN ran UP ana down ms spine.
IH'E began I" question nm, at iirSi
'HH"'''E ahH 'ar"i"NNIN, so IL seemed
|" ufIA. hul presently II" "lSccrh'd
urn III me 'alN. me! were Trying
W HI'' OUT WHO mao p'"h MS partners
III '"' tuS'ii'S'
N'" reckon ""aFE ana hhu hii'
: ''', YOU |"''N III HaSua'he 10 hoid the
~, ~ ''"'N H"NS'>"u ;! nl'"''e ''"''E.
"''H N''N wary ne I'll" not 'h''hu
W "'''"A MS a''"'lpll'eS. w r"hS
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led TRAILS
/ ID STRAIGHT
srom preceding paeel

=
S from preceding page)
. siiv b. csSi past the vaqucro ut the
ptife MIA the same awe they would
Ne Siel,sd to a Gagged panther.
Why bes only kid, Buck" the
kwhigered.
tuck chewed tobacco impasslvely.
"a Enough to be rustler and a
nIef.~
Bob's blue eyes were wide with in
SS N.4st. "Tll bet he's regular Billy
Kid" murmured the halfgrown
~ to the other lad
fSure. Course he is. He's got bad
tes all right"
I'll bet he's got notchcs on his gun.
:, if Uncle Luck dies" Bob left
result to the Imagination.
excitement II. the Circle G in
Il. Horses c:lntcred up. Men
to each other the news Oc-
ily some one came in To have II
the bad man" who had shot
ullison. Young Flandrau lay
OF ond stared at tie collin,
- more attention to them than
iciL been blocks Of wood.
ruLca Of wagon wheels owe,
rated granite dlifted 10 the
lSc.
re bringing the boss back"
inounccd from the door to one
istors.
IAN Joined him and looked over
ilder. Miss Kate there too?'
Say, If the old man don't pull
1T will break her all up"
ale 1sby on the bed turned his face
the wall. lie had not cried for ten
,ars, hut now he would have liked the
Aief OF tears. A big lump rose in his
*oat and would not stay down. The
WY OF it was that he was staged for
"Fpart Of gray wolf on the howl,
v" he felt more like a little child
lost its last friend.
time there came again the
wheels
roWn," announced Buck cas-
the other men in the bunk
was more than one anxious
the Circle G waiting for the
L of the bowlcgg"d, baldhcadcd
..Itle man with the Satchcl. bat not
one oI tih'iIl-~h"' not oven Nhl" 'n'-
.isoh nerf'l-"aS IN colder Tear
man fIah"'aH, l"r u 'uiil%"h Sh"N'u
Nne" ,''"' "' M""'" i"''"N ".n
within few hours. These men would
take no chances with the delays of the
law.
Inc men at the bunkhouS" had or
S&sfeu more than once to look III Cur
Ss arm, out the young man n"clih'o
curtiy. Ihe bleeding had stopped. hut
there was throb III 1t as II som" one
were t"istlhS redh"t khiic III TIE
""uiu. AFTER tl"e Doctor Brown
ono"eu up III the doorway Oh inc men
Qusi 'ers.
-; Aho'her lh'i'hl h'r"' th"E ten me-
ne eruh'eo III IN" hruSlU" way 'i'a'
|" c"''''al III" kIh"'>' "i hoHr'S'
Let nave look 1T your arm,
young leiIoW' IN" doctor "rd"r"h
wing about the huSSE asked Jake
presently.
Iell yoh more tomorrow morning"
- 30 you mean that he-that h" may
get Well!' Curly pumped out, his
ice not quite steady.
Doctor Brown looked ut him curious
Somehow this boy did not fit the
eclncatlonS OF the desperate that
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ALASKA PLANK FOR COP.
 PLATFORM

CORDOVA, Jan, 2l- (Spec,aI dispatch from Cordoya Times)- Chair man William Hayes, of the Repub ican national committee, has appointed George c. Hazclet, of this city, Alas ka member of the committee on poIic- ies and platform to make recommen- datiOns to the Republican resolutions of the national convention.
 This committee will consist of six ty men and womCa representing every section and interest in the Uni:et States and the territories This is 2 new departure in platform ma&nE and will give an opportunity, now tha: Mir. Hazelet has been appointed 7o have a plank inserted in the platform for the benefit of the territory of Alaska.
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EDITORS OF WASHINGTON STATE NEWSPAPERS MAY
 MAKE TRIP TO ALASKA

SEATTLE, Jan., 21-- The States Press Association has invited the press associations of the western sta1- es to make an Alaska trip in July which provides for the charter or a steamer to stop at Ketchikan Junean' Skagway and other southeastern Alas" ka points. Idaho, .Montanan and 'cv- eral southern California associations has wired that they will have repre- sentatives on the trip. Twenty tour hours will be srent at each port. It 's very probable that many making the trip will go to Co~dova, Valdez anu Seward end make the trip to Anchor age over the government rHi'road' J. c. Kavnor. publisher of the E"e""- b,,rr Record. past president or 'he state association is arranging the tr'p'
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AULT MAY SAY
 NOT GUILTY

SEATTLE, Jan., 21- E. B. Ai's, editor of the Union Record, the Req labor paper here, will De arra'gnca Friday. The charge is criminal fbe' on the state, the complaint stating Aups editorial blamed the Cent"@lia deads in the armistice day massacre with themselves causing their own death. Charges against other officials will probably be dismissed as Alt was solely to blame for the editorial.
 This morning Ault moved that ail demurrers against him be dismissed, Judge Tallman, of the Superior Court owe, ruled the motions. Ault will pro- bobly plead not guilty Oh Friday when his case is called.
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RAILROAD WILL NOW BE
 BUILT IN so. AMERICA

VALPARAISO. Jan, 21- The Chilean Congress has authorized tue government to contract with a Chi- ean-EcuadOrian syndicate for the con. stuction of an important railroad to extend eastward from Porto Boliva~, Ecaudor, into Brazil and thus give a Pacific outlet to a rich territory hith- erto inaccessible.
 It is proposed to extend the line about 56S miles to Porto Para on thc Amazon river in B,azil at a cost "I about 6 100000 pound sterling,
 The project has been studied by Chilean engineers and is regarded aN of vast financial, commercial and po- litical importance, It is expected 10 promote commercial relations between Ecaudor and Chile and to contribute greatly to the industrial and comme'', ial development of the central part o' the South American continent,
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R[DS RECEIVED IN RUSSIA IN
 OPEN ARMS

TERIJOKI, Finland, Jan, 21- Bo!- shevilli representatives met the A'n- erican Reds, who were landed from the Buford, and promised them homes and work. Madame Gorky, the novel ,sgs wife, met Emma Goldman and sad: "Russia opens her arms to all politically oppressed deported RedS' The reds entered the BolsheviN lines under white flag. The BolsheY'N members told them Gen. Kolchak hal been captured in Siberia and said f'r' ther that the Bo'sheviki forces wee getting fuel and food from the peas S' ants for Petrograd.
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NO PLACE FOR
 SOCIALISTS IN
 NY. ASSEMBLY

ALBANY N. T., Jan., 21-- The Assembly judiciary committee, which IS trying the five suspended Socialists, members of the Assembly, refused to note the appearance at the triaDcf the New York City Bar Association, headed by Charles E. Hughes Louis NJ. Martin, chairma9 of the judiciary committee said the defendants belong ed to a party which demanded a com- plete destruction of the American form of government by fomenting 'n- dustrial unrest. Hughes said no dis qualification should be shown against the five Socialists.
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REPUBLICANS IN THE FIRST DIVISION ARE NOT FOR HEBRON

JUNEAU, Jan, 21- Commenting on the withdrawal of Senator Heck man as cand'dlta for Republican na- .ional comm;tte man, Leading republic ans here, according to an article in rha Daily Empire, state that the big spI:; anorg the republicans of Juneau anl Gastineau channel, and elsewhere iN this section should have caused Heck man no fears. The great majority ot Renublicans here and surrounding ter ritory ave for Hickman and those who opposed him are by no means for Hor- ron.
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ALLIES TOFIGHT THE REDS
BROTHER OFFICERS CHEER
 ADMIRAL SIMS AT BANQU}i"

NEW YORK, Jan., 21-- Scve al hundred brother officers cheered A l. miral Sims at a banquet rendered to him last night Sins said the Navy De- partment was in two rows, one over the award of medals and the other ov- CT his criticism. Sims said Secretary Daniels issued orders inviting critic ism. He declared the navy was solid to the core and Sims denied the sec e. tary's statement.
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THOUSANDS
 WANT LAND

WASHINGTON, Jan., 2l- Rep ,- sentatives of western states told tle House ways and means committee Jo- day that from SO,OOO to 5u,OOO former servicemeu were desirious of estaL. fishing farm homes and can obtain if ty acres on existing reclamation p"o- jccts if Congress grants the proposed $25O OOO,O 900 reclamation approprja- ton.
 Gov. Davis, of Idaho, said there were G2 reclaimation projects for tFc west and these might be extended to include S,0OO,OOO acres of land.
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SAMUEL HILL Is WORKING
 FOR COAST PEACE PORTAL

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan., 21- Sam rel Hill, of Seattle, is here to r''s funds for proposed peace portal to span the PHc'fic highway at B'a'n Wash, at the Canadian boundary, It is axpected the cost will be at least $2OO,- 900. The portal will be, vver 200 fec high with two hugo steel doors to o' inscribed: "May these never be clos ed"
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UKRANIAN WILL RELEASE
 SUPPLIES FOR TIE WORLD
 WHEN BLOCKADE IS LIFrEI

WASHINGTON, Jan, 21- The Uk. ranian minister to the United States today said Chat 4,OOO 900 pounds of sugar; 2O,OOO, GOO bushels of wheat and large quantities of hides, for shoes and other material stored in Ukran'a, will be available for the worlds mark" cts when the general blockade against Russia is lifted. The blockade has on- ly been partially lifted.
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NEwsPRINT PAPER IS SHORT

WASHINGTON, Jan., 2l- The State Department says at midnight the western American newspapers will b, forty per cent short of paper sup ply as the Canadian government has placed an embargo on shipments t9 tbe United States from Fort Francis Ontario, where an American paper mill is being operated.
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TROOPS 10 BE SENT AGAINST
 BOL OLSHEV|K|

BULLETIN LONDON, Jan, 21.-- A dispatch from Paris says the Supre- me council IS to immediately send 200, 900 Allied troops to oppose the Bol. sheyih forces in the Caucasus. The troops will be supplied with sufficicn; arms, ammunition, equipment for long campaign. An air force, with the hest and most powe full aeroplanes will also be sent with the force.
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sINN FEINERs ON RAID

TuURLES. Tipperary, Jan.. 2l- Sim Feine"s last Sunday attacked tHe Bror,Bann vil'age hell which has been re,I o~ tt~ ro';ce ha'racks. They fail ed in an attempt to dynamite tho har r,,t hosoired it for several hours. choia vnra ov"Iarood on hnth sides then the police made charge and drove the mob away.
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MAR1IIAII. LAW FOR
 ITALIANS

PARIS, Jan., 2l- A general roit- road strike is gripping the northern and central part of Italy. Soldiers are. guarding the few trains being operat- ed by the government. Martial law has been enforced in the principal cities. Cavalry is patrolling the streets cf many cities. Stores and theatres are closed at eight o'clock in the evening. Few disorders have been reported from any section of the strike area.
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SIX THOUSAND CASES OF
 Flu REPORTED IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO Jan, 21- There are 5000 cases of the influanza, of mid form, reported here. Thirty six deathS occurred in the last 36 hours. This city seems to remain the center of tue present epidemic.
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COACH HUNT RESIGNS

SEATTLE, Jan., 21- Football ,oach Hunt athletic director at tha of Washington has resign ,d to return to his old post as ath- otic director at Carlton college. Fl nt nos been offered S4500 and the Uni. ,ersity of Washington only paid S3500.
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NEED MORE PIERS

NEW YORK Jan., 2t-- New York City is p'anning erection of twelve rio,.s of the s,,vscraner type in Jam' o;,o Pow. it was announced. The new piers erected arc to ont"'va' tpoeo If Earrh''~o and Canenha""o.
 Tho rronosNd dorts will ba 2 0O0 foot Iov,~ a,A at lnast fiv stories hi~h :t ie ea;d T,o;r est;matod cost will br between s8,OOO,OOO and S4OOO,OOO.
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DIVERS TO RAISE GREAT oIrANrrrTY OF vALUhBLES
 FROM LUSITANIA WRECK

LONDON, Jan, 21-- Engineer5 and divers are to attempt to raise thonsards of pounds of v"lrab'es from tho Trs;tania. It IS believed that 1t will be impossible to raise the wreck on account of the great depth.
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 KILLED
 BY AUTO

SEATTLE, Jan., 21- An automo- bile killed Mrs. George Johnson, moth cr of three children, when it ran over her last nigh in the Fremont district. The auto disappeared without. stop ping following the accident. P. Peter son. Of Seattle, has been arrested in Everett in connection with the wO- mans death.
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JAPAN WILL: NOW QUIT
 SIBERIA

HONOLULU Jan. 21- A special dispatch received here today from To- kio says Japan has decided to with draw troops from Siberia upon accom- plishment of their main purpose wh!"a has not yet been accomplished. Tie purpose is not announced.
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IS GREAT DEMAND
 FOR AUTOMOBILES

WINNIPEG, Canada. Jan, 2l- The demand for automobiles in the pro ,,;rcos is 90 great that American tat' tories will bo unable to meet tho H'- nona for 1920 cars, according to ''-
 -, ao,,0,s today It is estimatad ,hot Corado will spend Sl0OOO,OtC for automobiles during the year.
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SENATOR HARDING IS IN
 RACE FOR THE PRESIDING

WASHINGTON, Jan., 21- Sena'Hr HardinC says he does not want Oh'o'S prefunctory complimentary support for President and said he will be g'HC to have an expression of the people" vote if thore is any doubt regard z. the states support.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
 NEW CERTIFICATES

WASHINGTON. Jau., 21- Sup scr-;,>t;ors of more than $7oO 1000 Oe9 have been received by the tre's''rv ." tho new issua of rertificatos of indehJs edress datod December t5 and m"t"F- ing Iure 15, 1920, with interest at 4's per cent.
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RANGE HORSES KILLED
 FOR FOOD FOR HOGS

BOULDER Mont, Jan 2l-A \ ranch near here has been killing ran.'c Iorscs for hog fted. The range horse bos no ro~,morcial value and eats ur valuable forage.
 So far as is known, no commercial hoses have been killed for hog food contrary to reports to that effect.