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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-17

ders for the information and guidance
termining in this life largely what
kind of treatment we shall receive in
the days to come, and we are also
creating the causes that shall make
our future lives pleasant or painful.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-17
DR.. FRED LME HAIR
DRESSER.

Removes dandruff, makes the scalp
healthy and promotes the growth of
soft, fluffy, silky hair, 25c each at
your druggists; Or SEN postpaid upon
receipt of price.
The girl or woman with fair skin
and beautiful hair attracts the admir-"
alton Of men and women. Beauty
is Woman's greatest power.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-17

The concert given by Williams Ju-
bilee Singers was a great musical sue
Every member is a star, and
every member was good. The male
quartet will, no doubt, rank above any
before the footlights. They were fire.
quently Alphabetically News-Ad-
vertiser, Vancouver, B. c.
At Allen Chapel, July 2S.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-17
WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS.

Miss Hattie Breckenridge returned
Wednesday from Wathona, st, Joseph,
Mo, and Kansas City, Mo-, after a
pleasant visit with friends. . Miss
Helen Ferris returned from Wathena
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-17
Man Is First Attra ed to Woman
BY Her Good Looks
DR.. FRED M SKIN
WHITENER SOAP

A cleansing and medicinal soap.
Battle the face, arms and throat each
night to keep the skin fair and beau
tiful.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-17
DR.. FRED PALMER SKIN
WHITENER POWDER

After years of experience and hun
dreds of experiments, we have per-
fected DR.. Fred Palmer's Skin Whit
ener P~owder-the ideal powder for
race women.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER
lOR-U. 8. Land office al HaiIey
Idaho, June 90. 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Harr,
L, Craig. OF Rogerson, Idaho, who on
January 5, 1919. made homestead
entry No. Ols260. for EH SEA
SEA NEA section IL; VIZ VIZ
section ~; NWA NWA section 10,
township is south. range Is east,
Boise Meridian. has filed notice OF
intention 10 make final three year
PROOF. 10 establish claim 10 the land
above described. before II. f.. Powers
U. >. land commissioner, Twin Falls.
1920
Claimant names as witnesses:
James ID. Greene. Ed Terpstra,
Don G. Severe. Tolliyer c. Craig, ali
OF Rogerson. Idaho.
BEN X. GRAY, Register.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15
orAnaNr,Nr ORDER No. a.

n has been determined that dls.
ease kposu ~ sheep scabbies rx
ists amoag the shocp within Twin
faiia epanty. Idaho. aud a general
diupinE uiil b. made ~ an the sheep
uithiu TITS territory. beginning July
rs. 1850.
therefore. !. .. Il. Adams. dsfoctor
% The ldaho nnroaa % Anlmkl Ia
dastfy under authority conferred np-
Ga me ~ sectios stts. Chapter "a.
itaho Nompiiej Statutes. 1913. do
hEfebf issue tho following order
Qasfa0tlnina al territory
~ithia me confines 81 r~la Faih
soanty
FOR he parpase of this order.
ga ahesp eithiu this qaarantinsd
area are sQesidered exposed 10 sheep
sesbeins. and shall b. dipped ones
Gel q psfmittsd din according "a tbs
rules ana regulations ~ this hurcsa.
eaf tAs y. = fiareau "a Animai In
daatFY uaaeF lhe supervision %
state % federal Inspector
5 All shr~p knoaa a. b.. or
fQuna 10 b.. scabhY shall BE- dipped
tuiee in = psrnAiitsd dlp. under the
sarerslsion % = state % federal Ia.
s2estor. - rsseiFva ~ stats and fed
FfAt f14 atANNoH
q Tbs aipplng ~ 81 sheep With.
~ shis Quafaaiins5 area AREA shaii
~ done a. soon - can b. Arranged.
A. the period betuesa thls date aBd
the first day % september. 1850.
s. Ths two dips parmlttsd b thc
state anG federal g0YssumsnIs ~ 10
used Cor tho dlpplnx Of seGhey sheep
~ Supposed sheep are, ihe lime and !
snisker. and nicotine dips.
Z. Ne shsrp shRn BE- shiEped.
iraiied or otherwise mosrd from thiA 4
AREA, nor from the prsrs-
lsee Nifhin ihls quaEantiaed area for
kny purpose, excepi for dipping antil
seeh sheep are certified b. state or
federal inspector as having been
dipped ~ designated IN this order.
!. b. ADAMS. Director.
approved.
NILES CANNON, Commissioners. !
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15
SPUD OUTPUT
TO BE GREATER

aonff FERN ffah0 wili produce fOi
1920. 1890 cars 81 potatoes FROM
an acreage OF - 900 acres accord
ing 10 a report contained In the week
~ farri market bulletin Of Friday 1
eus. Published ~ the state depart.
,isi.nt ~ agriculture. Miles Cannon,
com "a si0ner % agriculture. released
the department. estimate Thursday
ld4hoa potato crop j. an advance
Ogef tho 1919 production. which was
slightly under 1000 ears. Estimates
Tor the 1920 crop Of no., $50 are bias
"a 90 total acreage yield Of 100
sacks tO the acre and an estimate Of
80 sacks 20 the car.
Dls' ~ Cannon Report
Tho report given out BY Commits
sionef Cannon Thursday follows.
This department has for several
weeks been engaged Ia making an
estimate o. the probable number OF
ears Of potatoes which southern Ida
ho vii produce during the current
year
some hesitancy IL experienced In
putting out this estimate. for the
that n may have a tendency
10 boar the mafkef. After due con
however We have arrived
q the conclusion that the larger the
rOp the better the market
This Industry during the past 2 I
'eara has gained an engiabie reputa- /
Ion over the entire country for the (
uperior quality and high grading OF
he Idaho potato. and u ID believed
hat when an estimate IL sent abroad
will have a tendency 10 bring here
large number Of buyers who other
flas would not invade this field This
lex IL reinforced by the fact that la
very locality OF the northwest where
psciai commercial crops are prOduo
4. the market facilities and de-
lands are stimulated aa prod uetion 4
IcreaHes.
Acreage Heports IS Districts
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15
GAME BREEDERS ELECT

The Idoha Game Breeders associ
alton has elected Adam Schubert OF
Gooding 10 succeed A. Is. HuIit a.
manager and NJ. ID. Seeley OF Fair
Held as superintendent OF the farm
Ray T. Biamfield was elected finan-
cial agent TO have charge OF the
memberships or stock sales.
IN menbrship drive In Twin
Falls county, they secured $40 mem
Ders and at Pocatello u similar cam
paign Ii ia progress.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15

tract just as many buyers as Il is pos
sible between now and the harvest
In due time market bulletins in con
nection With the federal government
vii bs furnished the growers OF the
state, and We trust that the car stu
alton vii be more favorable than last
year.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= The Whole'Secretsof
A Better Tire
Simply a Matter of the Makers Policies

This you will realize once you
try Brunswick-that a super-tire
is possible only when the name
certifies that the maker is follow
ing the highest standards.
For tire making is chiefly mat
ter OF standards and policies-cost
plus care. Amy maker can build a
good tire if he cares to pay per-
fection's price.
All men know Brunswick stand
ards, for Brunswick products have
been famous for "a years.
Formulas, fabrics and standards
vary vastly in cost. Reinforce
ments, plies and thickness are a
matter of expense. And these vari-
atoms affect endurance. 1t rests
with the maker how far he wishes
to go-how much he can afford
to give.
For there are no secrets nor pat
ents to hold one back.
TIE ppIrNIcxxyr<,x- =, Z.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15

To ascertain what each maker
offers one must analyze and test
some 200 tires-as our laboratories
have done.
Then it is a matter of combining
the best features and building ac-
cording to the highest standards.i
Once you try a Brunswick you'll
will understand how we have built
model tires, regardless of factorYI
expense. J
Yet Brunswick Tires cost you the
same as other ike-type tires. Our
saving is on selling cost, through
our nationwide organization.
We realize that you expect more
from Brunswicks, and we assure
you that you get it. ONE Bruns-
WICK viii tell you the story.
And then you'll want ALL
Brunswicks. No other tire, you'll
agree, gives SO much for your
money.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15

We give our acreage report as fol
lows.
District Acres
Fremont. Madfson. Jefferson. I.s55
Idaho Falls ... - ~ 900
4Iurtaugh. Bull. IIazslton and
Neud"ii ----. -..-a-- ...-..-.--.- $3.50
SHELLEY. flfth. BiaekfoOt .....IO.s50
hurley And kDperl ....-..-. G.7I5
Ada ana Canyon --.4- -.......... 1900
Total acreage . ..-.. $4,000
Ei- firrls Per Acre
This 4erease Is estimated all the
way FROM ieD % rs sacks 20 the ae-
-, and la . isN caaes aH estimate as
high aa 200 sacks 90 the acre Is re-
pDFted. II the total acreage Yields
100 sacks 10 tae acre. and estimating
$40 sacks 20 the car. IL VIII appear
that southern idaho vii produce 10,
eco carr Of potatoes this GEAR Wa |
have sery reason 10 believe that the |
figures reported 10 as are under ra-
Their than over the actual acreage /
Last week Ne hesitated 10 publlsh 1
this report and determined 10 have
our n A Lyon, q irectOr OF the mar
kets bureau, Examine personally d
few of tho larger potato districts
Under date of June 80 Mr.. Lyon adj
dressed this office as follows:
Report From Field Agent
Since leaving the office 1 have had
)caasiOn 10 90 over the potato estl-
nate carefully. and am astonished at
he huge acreage We seem 10 have in
IDAHO this year The acreage has
'een determined very accurately for \
ne most part, and totals approx
nately 81. 300 acres for the state. AT
m average Of 100 sacks TO the acre
nd $40 sacks per ear, this would
i've US 1890 ears; however / do
Ot believe 100 sacks per acre is high [
nOugh, and taking what our men d
ave sent as, we will have approx
lately 1880 cars. II there Is no de-
rease In the yield from now on. .
Already eastern buyers are anx-
,us 10 book orders for Idaho pota-
oe8. and with a knowledge OF our
leld. We confidently expect far
reater demand Tor Idaho potatoes
bis year than last. and II Is the pur-
,se OF this department to advertise
lr quality and grades TO the very
stent OF our power. In order TO at
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15

OFFICE oF THk DIRECTOR. tDA.
flo niEttt Df ANIMAL IN
Dt~ritf. BOISE. ipAiiO. JULY
a. iO2o.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15

tfemonf CUuHtT aAsmera have
planted es acrea % sweet clover for
fertilization Farmers have high
hopes o. The out come Of this venture
a. a means. n successful. an initial
cost "a only $500 Tor seed.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15

More than 100 rock chueks we're
poisoned north 81 Shoshone one
niEht. b. one ounce OF strychnine
sniphais which had been mixed Ia
rallon Of bot water aud soaked into
~ much alfalfa a. was required 10
absorb "a The alfalfa was allowed
20 ~hiihrr fof about four hours b..
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-07-15

We give our acreage report as fol-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
First Large Shipment Rapidly
Dwindling Away.

Just nine days ago yesterday, Serbo,
the great health tonic was placed on sale
for the benefit OF the people Of Whining
ton, and In that short space OF time il has
met with the same great enthusiasm that
has greeted it every other place
People all over town are taking the
Serbo treatment and singing its praises.
The demand is not confined TO any one
class of people, but represents all walks
In life. We're all pretty much the same
when we are sick Sickness. like Con
science makes towards Of us all Only
two things could cause this great resp nse
TO Serbo. The FIRST is the absolute need of
hundreds Of rundown, iagged-out men
and women for good strengthening
medicine like Serbo and the second is the
genuine merit Of iSeYbo and its power to
achieve results
] want every rundown man 1r woman
IN Wilmington to prove 10 themselves
what q remarkable medieiue II Is" said
the Serbo man today. ''The majority of
our unhappiness, sickness, pain and
miseries are the direct result Of our own
neglect. You cannot enjoy perfect health
unless your stomach and blood is in good
condition.
fSome people used 10 think that only
dyspepsia and indigestion were caused by
the stomach, but modern science has
taught us that many diseases have their
beginning IN the arrangement of this IN
Dortant organ. Whea your stomach il
not working tight, yolr entire body is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
REPUBLICANS OPPOSE
INTERESTS Of FARMERS
Would Rather Help Chile Man
Have Home Plant for
Cheaper Nitrates.
Special Dispatch From Every Evening
Washington Correspondent

Special Dispatch From Every Evening"
Washington Correspondent
Washington, May Representative
Simeon -. Fess of Ohio chairman Of the
Republican Congressional COMMITTEES, is
decidedly "in bad with leaders Of farm
organizations. Not satisfied with refusing
to support what the farmers regard as
reasonable demands, DIR. Fess has af-
fronted them by cynically observing he
was not frightened by the kind Of propa-
ganda which is instigated by socalled
agricultural organizations.
DIR. Fcss was asked TO support the
administration bill authorizing the
operation of plant No. 2, at Muscle
Shoals. but treated the request coliIy.
IL has been clearly demonstrated by Sec
retary OF War Baker that if the big
government plant is allowed To produce,
the farmers will obtain their fertilizer at
about one-half the price they are now
paying for 1t. But .somchow, DIR. Fcss
doesn : appear to regard this as an in
duccmcnt for supporting the measure.
Farm leaders say the Ohio man would
rather continue to pay Chile something
like eleven million dollars year in the
shape of an export duty on nitrate than
allow the administration to receive the
credit Of having enacted legislation in the
interests Of American agriculture. IL is
claimed by Secretary Baker that all the
nitratcs needed by American agriculture
can be produced AZ Muscle Shoals, and At
prices immeasurably below the present
prevailing rates. But the Republicans
who want the farmer vote, apparently arc
unwilling they shall become the bene-
ficiaries of legislation which would permit
the operation Of the plant.
FARMERS FAVOR PLANT.
The National Board Of Farm Organiza-
tions, the National Grange, the Fedcra-
tion Of Farm Bureaus, the American
Society Of Equity and all other farm
organizations Of consequence in the
United States have in their conventions,
or through their locals, gwen emphatic
support TO the administration in its
efforts to obtain for agriculture cheap
fertilizer. But through the efforts Of Repre-
sentatives Fess and Longworth of Ohio;
Mondell of Wyoming and other leading
Republicans, the plan to put Muscle
Shoals in operation has so far been frus-
trated
Delegations from Ohio, Delaware, Mary
land and all the New England States haw
repeatedly urged the republican steering
committee 10 provide right Of way for
the bill, but apparently in vain. The
republicans wouldn't for the world go on
record as opposed TO cheap fertilizer for
the IA rmers. That is not the way they
block legi station Of that character. They
do it by stranrling bills in committee and
by interposlng obstacles varied and often
trivial in character.
Through the national board, the fsrm-
ers of the District represented IN Congress
by DIR. Fess will be fully informed AZ 20
his attitude on measures calculated TO
increase production.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
SERB0 BECOMES A
Nine DAYS WONDER
Shows Astonishing Record in Short Space of
Time me-People All Over the City Taking
1t With Remarkable Results.

affected and the other organs cannot per-
/ form their functions properly.
"If you suffer with any such symptoms
as indigeetion, dyspepsia, gas on the
stomarh. headache backache, bad breath,
coated tongue, constipation, liver, kidney
troubles or rheumatism, you should by
all means try Serbo.
Serbo is q system med:cine of genuiel
merit. Serbo begins by placing The stomach
in good condition and bringing a norman
healthy appetite. 1t tones up the liver and
kidneys and quiets the nerves, hus pro-
ducing sound, restful sleep, Ii strengthens
and cleanses the system and enriches the
blood.
"Serbo is designed to assist nature in
the building-up process. The treatment
should be taken Systematically and con-
tinued without interruption for from three
to SIX weeks or longer, according to inn
proveInent experienced.
"lf your case is one OF long standing
be sure to give Serbo sufficient time and
opportunity to show its full effect The
time and amount of Serbo necessary
for relief depend great deal upon the
severity Of the case and the condition of
the system. Some cases require less time
than others to obtain the same results.
Take Serbo according to the directions
| and convince yourself. Never mind what
you took before. Try ,crbo. Don't con-
/ fuse Serbo with any other medicine. Serbo
i has no Fish Oil In il To upset the stomach
and clog up the system. SeTbo Is for sale
/ 10 Wilmington under the personal di-
reetion of the Scrbo man, who is meeting
/ the public and explaining the merits of
/ the remarkable medicine at Miller's Drug
store. t03 Market street. Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
MILLER IN WASHINGTON.
Advocating Americas Lcglon's Stand on
C0urt Martial.


Washington, MAY 4.-Thomas w.
Miller, chairman of the National Lcgis.
lative Committee of the American Legion,
appeared with Congrcs nnan Royal G.
johnson OF South Dakota before SUBJ
COMMITTEES of the House Committee on
Military Affairs in Washington today,
advoca ting a change in the NJ ticIcs Of
war and court martial regulations of the
United States, as embodicr in the army
reorganization bill which has passed the
Senate and IL now in conference betwc On
the two houses.
The Min nneapolis convention Of the
American Legion adopted resolutions
urging the immediate revision Of the ar
ticIes OF war and the court martial laws
Of the United States, and Col. Miller
appeared before the subcommittee rep
rescnting the views Of the Legion and
urging the ChamberIain-J 10 bnson amend
ment as contained in the army reorganl-
zation bill.
In his statement to the commit tee Mr..
Miller called attention 10 the treat ncnt
mctrd out to conscientious objectors who,
by the direction Of the Secretary Of War
were given honorable discharges and paid {,
while, on the other hand many American
soldiers who had faced the enemy IN
battle and who, after the armistice, in
finged upon certain regulations, were sent
70 military prisons and, upon the culmina-
ton Of their sent onces, received dIshon-
orable discharges with forfeiture of pay.
He also stated that If revision of the
court mar tial laws and regulations should
be made it would not result in letting
down Of discipline nor destroy the effi-
cheney OF the army in any way: but, on
the other hand, would increase the moral g
and confidence Of the private soldier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04

Total. ............ $3.50, 5000
The proposed additional State aid on
a transportation basis is as follows:
New Castle county, x22, 500; Kent county,
$3.50: Sussex county. $3.50; Claymont,
$500: Smyrna, LIPS Caesar Rodney,
5000; Harrington. 81, 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04

the first column specifying the State aid
to the counties, including the special
districts. for the present year and the
second column specifying the additional
State aid proposed by bill pending in
the legislature:
New Castle. 3 60, ,3396s s S6.4l0.32
Kent ..... 67.54T66 $1,000. "a
Sussex .. o4,4732t 1851 76
Wilmington. 1lS,653.T2 o2.451 IS
Total for State
on per pupil
basis. -. s343,ot4.3O $500, ,235 20
Add transporta-
tion aid. ... 40,125.OO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04

illustration. On the first Of March, 1920
the number Of clerks and stenographers
IN the du Pont building amounted TO
~ 40. This means that the largest Office
building in Wilmington has population
OF more than 2ll times as largo AZ the
teaching force Of the entire State Of Della
ware. In one Of the large Office buildings
IN tho city Of New York over 1000
people are employed every day whose
salaries are far above that OF the teacher.
Is IL any wonder then that school dis-
tricts. arc not turning out candidates
for the teaching profession? Is IL not
also true that our public schools must bc
doing fairly good work or il would not
be possible for 800 or 1000 students
annually to crowd into the business
schools of the city Of Wilmington for
special training which in most instances
can bc completed in less than year 8
time? On the other hand a teacher to
be well qualified should be a graduate Of
a four year high school and Of standard
normal school whose course is at least
two years.
Those persons, who oppose the new
school code and who are anxious TO see
1T repealed advocating that the old school
law should be rcinstated, should be warn
cd that such a procedure would close half
the teaching positions in the State OF Della
ware the first year. This is no idle
threat. Any one who is willing TO study
the teacher situation is our ncighboring
States must be convinced that every
well prepared teacher can be taken from
us at an increased salary ranging from
500 to $500 or more per annum.
TAX RATE CALCULATIONS.
Mr.. Spaid presented school tax rate
based on an additional &16
making total OF $25 per pupil in ele-
mentary grades. He made the following
the first column giving the
probable tax rate on real estate under the
l920-192i budget and the second column
giving the probable new tax rate with
pronoacd additional State aid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
BOY SCOUT WEEK.
Special Program Of Events From May 30
10 lune g. Inclusive

May 30 to June 8 will be observed na,.
tionally as Boy Scout Week. Its program
will be one Of outdoor activities, participat-
Ell m by 500, 900 scouts and scout officials
who make up the 1000 troops Of scouts
States
Everywhere a definite program OF
camping and hiking and other outdoor
activities will be followed, and an effort
will be made, through scouting tc inter-
est the whole community to . greater
appreciation Of the outdoors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04

of whom are members Al the Chria4iAna
Canoe Club, included Misses Pearl Con-
over, McIva Bradford, Betty Scwssd,
Martha Goodwin, Gracc Hurst, Mar
Evans, Mrs Herbert II. Ward, Jr., r. .
Everett Bell Clark Andrews, G. Robert
Hcarn, George l.. Evans, Marc Way, DR..
Lawrence G. Jones and Herbert n Ward.
Jr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
A Summer Victim

First Cat--Rcad about the tenant laws7
Second Cat-Fine thing. I'm not
going 90 let my folks evict noe when they
go away for the summer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04
Hcusewarming at SmaIlcy's Dam.

's""'N Ns' ming ~ ,t'""Sy = c"h-
A housewarning was given by Com
modore Joseph Wigglesworth during the
weekend at his bungalow at SnalIeys
Dam. Mr.. WiEylc~worth has greatly i'm
proved the bungalow. The guests, many
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-04

Lost something7 Try classified ad-
vertisemcnt in Every Evening. ADV.