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The St. Johns herald., 1920-10-21
Brief Local Notes.

che County was Tn the city today The Stork visited the home of MT. and Mrs. Roland Hamblin at Edgar, Tuesday, and left a boy.
 A flight blanket of the beauti- ful covered the ground Wednes- day morning.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Sandin are now the proud possessors of a big baby boy.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Whiting are happy over the arrival of a baby boy at their home Tuesday. Back to Gods Country" shown at the Jen-Dike last night was one best shows of the season. FOR SALE-A five room house and three acre lot, good outbuild- ing including barn, good orchard and alfalfa. For particulars in- quire at Herald Office.
 Theodore Bloomfield of Ramah, New Mexico arrived in the city Tuesday evening accompanied by Freddie Davis. They made trip, 80-miles on bicycles. Theodore attend the Academy.
 Hon. Fred T. Golfer was bus mess visitor here this week. Mir. Colter is beginning to look more like himself. Since contracting flu in 1918 he has been i'll most of the time. but he is now getting to feel fine.
 Loy TurbeYille one of Apache cOunty's next members of the board of supervisors is spending 8 few days in the city getting ac- Quainted with the voters. MT. Turbeville is a splendid young man and with whom it is pleas ure to become acquainted. The voters will make no mistake in electing him a member of the board of Supervisors.
 In order that the voters of Apache County may be more fully informed, and thus able to give me a fair and impartial Judgement as to my political views 1 take this means of saying that am a Democrat, that 1 have no other political affiliations, that l am by nature a democrat, and that l am in hearty accord with the democratic platforms of this state and nation, and expect to continue my support to the demo- cratic party of this county. If chosen to represent the people of Apache County will do all in my power to bring abont such con- structive school legislation as will place our schools on a higher plane. 1 believe that every school boy and girl in Arizona should have an equal opportunity for an education regardless of where he or she may live. I favor just distribution of road funds. 1 favor a measure that would protect farmers from the prairie dog pests coming from neighboring patented land. 1 appreciate and thank the voters for the support you gave me in the primary, and should 1 be elected in Nov. I pledge myself to faithfully and honestly repre- sent you to the best of my ability, guarding as a priceless jewel the trust you will have placed in me.
 Respectfully
 A. M. McFate
 Candidate for Representative.
The St. Johns herald., 1920-10-21
Got Her Good Health From a
 Bottle.

Mrs. Edward Raifsnider, Wa bash, Ind. says that she owes her good health to Chamberlain's Tablets, She suffered from dis tress after eating and constipa- tion and was completely cured by the use of these tablets. Adv
 Almost a Husband" will be
The St. Johns herald., 1920-10-21

Candidate for Representative.
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LIVE STOCK


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-25
Army Equipment Sales Co.
3i5 East Third street
Tulsa. Okla.

EuH ANLE..LarEe queen nce gas range;
t"o gas heaters. choap for cash. 81 5.
EEW HURRpuGHs addips machine.
tih 'pHh takes. u. cost ti2b, call ska
llrkY. Cedar 1854.
SifbW rASES-tf you need show cases
and store fiNtnrcs for all business pur-
write 10 u4. Midwest show Case Works
Coa sgt p rifth 81. Kansas city No
sACiiFlCE SALE Forced 10 .yaca,ei
1000 foot IA inch black pipe. 500 feet
? inch l-'ack pipe. 200 "a inch centcrs,
ammonia return bends. two 30. foot dou-
giue one 90 h. .. gas engine: one i5-ton
York iafrlFotatlng machine one ton Rem
compressor snt snd tank; one 20 70 foot "" brine
cooler. one soda fountain, one sugar filter
.nd ether soda fountain supplies; call
tarinrrn 4 Merchants Produce; Usage
iH2 rulsp. okla
as LOGS 20 Inch. brand new. 80.
s5i5 y Fodfral.
SODA FOuNTAlNs--we nave several
bargains In both new and slightly used
outfits q, a. 10. ~. ~ and 30 foot: can
include Ia same contract All fixtures
confccti6nery store. store Win save You y money: Ta
easy mouihly payments prompt ship
Fountain Co. i1l3 1--we OAK Sc. ballas
TcNas
MNNTED--TO MY ~
We NY SELL amt repair furniture and
stoves. Ncfctcrs Furniture Co. l2A W
iI.''. NN'NN ''NaNf ll'N
[ ldbEh,l y buEpS wanted, highest mar
tot price pajd by rewen; els bliss
hnN b'sEe lr.a ta.o.
/ WANTED a smnlt nto onu omsA b5Ss
WANTED 90 buy furniture and ront
huu.c from owucr. rlIi tHagc 2oia
WANTED ro buy used typrvritcrs, call
Crdlr uHt
WANTED 40 buy uat ton mahogany
desk. adding machine. four sectional
/ fling cabinet, must be Ia good condition.
/ rhope cedar 20
/ hpL ttt. ib thr public, We uuy dil KINDS
NJ Junk ana Old maEaEines. bundles and
ngwHpapcrs paaro 7ls3, AOl " Boston.
WANTED TO BUY-Furutture and rent
! house from owner Call Usage 26l5,
l libtKfl buNbt NANftu -Hgursi mAfsst pftss
| gaId by f'H'i 2ls Hits BIDS Phones 1870
I l-'"
| WANT TO MY your rcrrigcrntors aud
furniture cali Blue Front Furniture 60.
Main phone $50
| WANTED TO buy f1rniturc ond rent house
! it"t" "~u-p 'rii Gaas- cait
WANT no RrY your refriEeratnrs and
/ furniture. call Eluc Front Furniture Co,
| ". Main Usage 1a10
WE BUY
Wnmcn's and mons second hand cloth.
| luz shoes. hats. phone N0NN
FuHNtruHE WANTED Wghe5t price
sGSS'' ''' d" "'"'' VI 'O'"''O'S' '"0"'
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! uI,mr o. W'll uaat nov 'or od
WANTED to buy from owner slg Or
address 0Ll-'r care OF World
| WANTED In buy riding habit. also iyory
ur birds eve naVln bedroom furniture
auH enamel Kitchen sVhiHrt. pHaEe as1t-I.
WANTED tu buy Underwood bpewitcr.
Zoo good conditions phone Usage Hld.
/ rot SALE Very beet quality gray che
Nine rus GNlh. also two 8x6 rugs to
match; phone cedar 1875.
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EMPLOYMENT


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HOUSEHOLD pOODs ~
SEWING MACutNES repaired. rctaoua bls
prices. prompt scrylCe, MCrhcuraun
Furniture Go. Usage 5tb
YOU CAN wear diamonds " you aeu your
second hand furniture 20 the Diamond
Furniture co, phone 653i, We, buy uny-
thing aud sell everything
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BIG BARGAINS IN
t.. S. ARMY GOODS

1876 tents 3-foot wall 12.4-oz.
double filled duck treated with gov
orHmgut waterprouflng and proserv-
Ing process, guaranteed no rips.
holes OF ichrN. s..........,.. NAH.UO
Syu, tent not treated ...... $4,000
1y1 offesrg tent, army duck, 4-toot
wall ridge pole type ....... 5000
%. D wool army blankets. brand
new. size r5XSs. weight az lbs.
Gray wool army blankets. brnnd
new si2c GSxSS. weight ~ lbs
M,r,pc q II blankets sl,c efSS,Sggy
weight 4 z lbs ofch ........t7 so
Gray wool blankets, slightly used.
H.Zc GGxIi. weight AZ lbs., each SO 80
Wool COX 7bc per pair, Q pairs 81 90
5.Ib Khaki cotton comforts. slightly
used. in excellent condition. each 50
5-lb. colorcd cotton comforts, slight
ly used. ia excellent condition,
each ....,tt..... ...........k2 30
q - wool Ovorcoats In perfect con
dltion. can be dyed any color. 1875
O u. wool shirts IN perfect CON
dilion ..''.' .'''''... .'.'.'..... 1850
Khaki pants. used. in Al condl-
lion each ,.....'........,,.tl.5o 80
Wrap Leggine, new, pr. .., $3.50
Canvas Lrggins. new, pr. ...S1.25
Gold Medal folding cots, sass
Steel spring barracks cots, 81. 90
2O-lb. cotton mattresses 10 1T either
All prices Z o. ~ Tulsa except cloth
In and blankets sent parcel post paid
insured.
Mail check or money order to
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MISkbGEE RuNGALOW
LEHnLN III NNINHEn

Located IN the exclusive part OF the west
side; built about year SIX rooms. break
fast room, sleeping porch, large front
porch. furnace heat, large lot: Woll
shrubhed and fenced in back; servant
part terms, tI5 600. 1ienuette Bostic sOg
Barncs BldEu MuskoEec, okla
To BUY OR SELL soc sFeweu he has
some good houses worth the money
good vacant tote ana close IN apartment
sites. he VIA loan you money; buy your
notes and liberty bonds. 2l2 Bliss Bldg.
phone Usage la55-92h0
WE HAVE SOME fine homes with Il 81,
10 and 30 acres ot good land: making
beautifut suburb homes, these are worth
your ipyestigatlon, call Allison Realty
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EAST SlDE-Ss,5oo and its a dandy SIX
,wo-csr S Ssrsgs and cement driveway: eva
Lowts Otkn, cedar III
DENVER, NORTH-Fivs-r hungaioW
and large breakfast room hardwood
garage and driveway, this house Is new
and, and wei eu'lf ara gS3d ,,d buy %gdd At $3.50
SOUTH SiDE--New ak rooms and break.
last room: this bungalow Is strictly up
60 now ana IN say it'g bargain at
$500 'g,5oo cash; don,t pass this w but
call At once; Lewis q otto, Cedar az.
EAST sIDE-New rlys-room bungalow:
hardwood floors throughout; mRhtel
basement, built In features garage, east
walt for this viii be sold; Lewis q Otto
Cedar az
BROADMOuR AbDlTION-New seven
room bungalow corner lot All the
long living room three large bedrooms;
breakfast room; basement. etc, Lewis &
floors. basement, garage, 1880 81 600
down, call Mrs Henderson. 1871.
GUTHRIE s. ui-Irive -rasm bunga-
lew sleeping porch. hardwood floors
basement garaEe; cistern' price $500;
BRAND NEW fve-room bungalow on n.
Elwood; high. terraced aot Immediate
fixtures. French doors. basement. a veal
bargain at $500, part terms; Yadon In
yestnent Co, 2ls Security Bldg, phone
CLASSY BUNGALOW with five rooms
and breakfast room. Park I'm; on ~
Rosedalo, all modern Conyeniences; ga
rage and drive; basement: price 81, 500
for quick sale part terms; Yadon In
vestrnent Co. 2ie Security Bldg, phone
osaEe 1858 or Usage 50ss
BRAND NEW fiye-room modern bunga-
low; high terraced lot. good location.
si,7b0 with $1,000 cash; call Yadon In
vestment Co, 2l9 Security Bldg. Usage
OWNER FORCED TO sell; possession to-
day; N, Ew0od. five room bungalow;
sleeping porch; breakfast room; clstern
garage' servant rooms. this place will
make you $1,000 N you buy II some
terms price 1880; Bankston, phone
Usage 7lS9, 655S,
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real ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE ron SALE

N,BENUt FON SNiE 81
ONE ACRE ON paved road Tor sale. or
will trade on iuside property; phone
ba21-R.
CLOSE IN acreage south side. bargain
owner phone 2I0o
FOR kALN-rwo acres " ground with
good improvements, phone Usage o7G2
HOUSES FOR SALE IS
FOR SALE.-SlN ruums. hardwood floors.
basement fire place, garage, In first
class conditions this place must be accn
90 be appreciated. will sell Tor less than
70 costs to buy lot and build house; 5lt
y Victor.
FOH QUICK returns list your city prop
ertNt houses furnished; ruomng houses
FOR sale. also handle rentals. let your
wants be known 90 us; phone Cedar 6l7.
The Quinn Investment Co, SiO Security
Rltg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-25

NURSERY STOCK-Completo line
fruit trees, berry plants, grape
vines. roses, ornamental shrubs and
trees. Write Tor catalog Jim Parker.
Tecumsrh, Okla.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
rAnM 40 nNluY rnonlCr.

ALFALFA NAY FOR sale olrht mlioa
north two miles west nj TulHn. good
road, viii gcll OF barn or on track at 1ur.
ley phonca Usage ssae. r. GodIp Ur
Ntl G. II Nuurr.
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FINANCIAL
III NE. nrrnMrINIrL

.sHDDtUY HTDIE fHr snIr. cheap, good
.rgrr r.uf rUl.uuHuIr. Httau rooms TOT
wing uutft.. above. cob Mrs Hruiot.
..n OtIgr |ttH
Il Hi.F PEOPLE
.I.t want information about rho Sew
N,t|.u I'D ufI rt. I,arDH uuuuo DHart
ono rf cedar I.II fIf .uTuUiuturut and
..- t.uU
ht'lNN.
I'.'. ''n'fH| Nu'iHrN Nant Il|'F
.Iu II..I.u .NI.I u..uurt machine
f.. ... .I,4U f.I torn. nupIv ~ o. q.
...rH. EIf.H.I. NIHl Nuf.nrH. OKLA TUfflH
Uf.H
IrArIs .uIu. .,utt,.. located r.rf
t,r. ..uaHI.. ultfy Iatur iNo ,it,.
price A I.r. t.Hru i..n
.u.g ffttr 4 hlr ...I mining tfaI.a. .
f..t ID. ..ff.r raII ,ftI.t lid nr iUlf In
trrg.t. Id rt.4t ,u..rtuuIt. ,sIf AIiIs.u
man. l.... a. a.
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EAST sIpE-is,5oo and It's a dandy six Z
room house; mantel. hardwood floors
two-csr Earage ana cement driveway
lewis q otto. cedar az
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sroKIS AND WAREHOUSES;

FOR uEST-lriok store building e5x9Oi
In West Tulsa. first rlans location fur
retail busiuesH ~ any kind; cali T.. II.
HuEhcq. resdAuce. bfaEo 15ii. office
Qrnro sfT
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EuH SALE .LarFs queen bee Ehs range.
two gas heaters, choap for cash az $.
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JOHN BARRETT

Room 2Ss Robinson R'ds
Phone Usage 1887 or l'''
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TWO.SrORY HOME-Eight large rooms:
east front; servant quarters oak floors.
best location, decorations are fine. ga
rage, going TO cell quick. price tIs50O;
hslf cash; Halff Sons phone Usage
h526
FOR SALE-5iH room bungalow on sand
springs car llne' gas, electricity and
water. one block south one west OF Vern
station n g. DispuWett
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CARSON, SOUrH-sN rooms.f sleepins
porch, hardwood floor throughout
beam ceiling. basement; garage fuli lot /
$1,000. half cash. Tor appointment call
Union Realty CO. Osaee 52
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TO BUY-OR SELL SEE FEwELL.
HE HAS SOME GOOD HOUSES
WORTH THE MONEY. GOOD VA
CANT LOTS AND CLoSE-IN
APARTMENT SITES. HE WILL
LEND YOU MONEY, BUY YOUR
NOTES AND LIBERTY BONDS.
2l2 BLISS BUILDING. PHONE
OSAGE ls55-3250.
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NEW. ATTRACTIVE five-room bunra-
low. modern; garage; oCnient walks
around house. beautiful lot close 10 car;
school, church, near Kendall college, will
sell right. $1,000 cash, balance easy
Usage s050-7i2O.
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on I,ND4 Am IrAsrs a.

ALI NEW MENirp OIL x GAS fdGA8ES
Sold through my office ore punrantred hv
about them, phone bnaFo 80. Cedar lb4d,
g. HAGENAN
ana 4. Central National It4uh UIdF
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-03
ISSUES OF CAMPAIGN DEAD, SAYS FAULKNER;
 HAS NO AXE TO GRIND

H. L. Faulkner returned this morn ing from a business trip to Ketchi- kan where he had business with the Bureau of Forestry. While in ket- chikan Mr Faulkner spoke to meet ing of over four hundred voters against the candidacy of John Rust gard for Attorney General When asked if he had any comments to make upon the results of the Terri torial election he said that he wanted to emphatically state that he was we'll satisfied with his own course through the campaign, which he said he felt had been consistent and with the good of the Territory in mind.
 However, the issues of the cam paign were now dead and he hoped each candidate who received a maj ority of the votes in yesterdays
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-03
Navy Department to Sell
 Five Old Style Warships

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. g. Five old style warships and 9 mis cellaneous vessels are offered for safe by the Navy Department by conr pctitive bidding. Tenders were open ed October 28
 The warships include the cruisers Raleigh and Cincinnati and the gun boats Machias, Castine and Petrel.
 "All money received for the safe of these vessels is te be turned over to the Treasury Department as refund for war expenditures" says the statement. ''It is expected that more than a million dollars will bf realized"
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the precincts in California Harding was leading nearly three to one.
 Idaho
 Boise-All Democratic candidates, both National and State, were run ming behind with the count of the state less than half completed.
 Montana Helena-One hundred and fifty five precincts in Montana give Harding l4,01S and Cox 7,786.
 Wisconsin Milwaukee-With all but five coun- ties complete Harding was leading Cox five to one.
 Nevada
 RENO-Nevada cast a majority fer a Republican Presidential nom jnee yesterday for the first time in twelve years. On the fact of in complete returns Harding has 9,291 and Cox 5,611
 Reno-Seventeen city precincts gave Harding 233, Cox ITO.
 Utah
 Salt Lake Clty-One hundred and six precincts in the state give Hard ing 15,566 and Cox 10.4Sl. Nearly complete returns from twenty seven of the twenty nine counties in the State show that the Republicans have swept the State
 Oregon
 Portland-With TOP out of 1899 Oregon precincts counted Harding was leading Cox nearly two to one.
 New Mexico Santa Fe-Sixteen precincts give Harding 147, Cox 236.
 Arizona PhoeniX-Harding was leading Cox by more than 2000 votes this after noon with less than half the state counted.
 Tennessee Atlanta-Sixty six of ninety five counties in Tennessee give Harding a lead of 26S over Cox.
 Louisiana New Orleans-Louisiana apparently | is safely Democratic but the size of the Republican vote is surprise,
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San Frapcisco-With returns in from litA more than one third of
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-03

election would make good in office. He said: ''I have no axe to grind and am certainly not going to place anything in the way of any of the elected officials, on account of any personal considerations, nor on ac- count of any of the matters discussed during the campaign I wish the re- suit had been different; but all vot- CTS should judge the newly elected officials by their conduct in office and should not hesitate to condemn them if they go wrong; and on the structed nor hindered in the dis charge of their duties for any per sonal or partisan reasons.
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Portugal Railroad Strike
 Instigated By Bolsheviki

MADRID, Nov 3.-Incontrovertible evidence, it is said, has reached the Spanish and the Portugese authori- ties that the railroad strike in Portu- gal was the beginning of an attempt by the Bolshevik element to seize power. The movement started in Barcelona, from where agents went to Portugal, carrying with them large
 sums of German money used to in fluence the unemployed and the ex- tremists among the trades unions.
 Documents in the hands of the authorities repeat that it was planned to seize strategic points on the rail road, machine shops, the customs
 houses and other public buildings. Clues found led to the discovery of extensive deposits of arms and am munition across the Spanish frontier.
 The disclosures enabled the Portu- gese Government to take measures to prevent a spread of the movement.
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REPUBLICANS IN BOTH HOUSES IN
 NEXT CONGRESS
(continued from Page 1.)

prominent Republican members oI Congress reelected.
 Representative John F. Nolan, oi San Francisco, is said to be slated for the chairmanship of the House Labor Committee.
 Maine
 Boston-M Maine complete Harding 134,411, Cox 5S,07S.
 Ohio
 Columbus -Harding's estimated plu- rality in the state 357,000. Columbus Republican State Chairman late last night predicted that Harding would carry the State by 100000 plurality.
 California
 SAN FRANCISCO California went overwhelmingly Republican in yesterdays election. With returns in from all but two counties on the Congressional ticket and from half he state on the President, Harding lad lead of more than 216,0O0. San Francisco ,003 precincts out of 6.154 in the state give Harding l08,0 ,04l, COX 50, llo.
 Delaware
 Wilmington Republicans ap- parently will carry Delaware by three to five thousand.
 New York
 New Yorh-In 6,155 precincts of the state Harding has 1,619,9lS, Cox S95,435
 New York 3, eos out of 4,575 pre- cjncts outside of the city give Hard ing S91 900, Cox 272,400
 Massachusetts Boston-F'or the second time in it's history Boston has gone Republican giving Harding a plurality of 3O,00O. In 1916 Wilson had a plurality of 1S,961.
 Washington
 SEATTLE - Complete unofficial returns from S92 precincts, more han third of the state, give Hard 'ng 10O,700. Cox 34,360. Seat:le-39S precincts out of 2,37S in Washington gives for President Harding 51,77S, Cox 17800, Christen- sen (Farmer Labor) 1O,4S7. New Jersey Wilmington. N. J.-353 precincts out of 2,O4G in New Jersey give Hard ing 6G,000, Cox 31,000.
 Trenton-Three hundred and eighty seven New Jersey districts give Harding 73,613, Cox 34,497.
 Missouri
 St. Louis-1,235 precincts out of S,S1O in Missouri give Harding lSl,- coo. Cox 173,50O.
 St. Louis-Both parties claim Mis- souri but Republican candidates for the principal State and National of fices show increasing majorities. Nearly half of the precincts in the state give Harding a lead of 35,oOo over Cox.
 Kentucky Loulsville-126 precincts in the state give Harding 17S,772. Cox 194,- TIP.
 illinois
 Chicago-Harding has swept lllin- ois. carrying the entire state ticket with him. His plurality in the state is estimated at more than three guar ters of a million and in Cook County. which takes in Chicago. at more than 375.000.
 Nebraska Omaha-Half the precincts in Neb- raska give Harding two to one lead over Cox.
 California San Frapcisco-With returns in from a litA more than one third of
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700, COG Tons Increase in
 Wheat, Rye Crops, Estimate

ROME, Nov. 3.-A bulletin of the International Institute of Agriculture today announced that the aggrega.o wheat and rye crops of the Northern Hemisphere total 624OO.O0O tons as against G1,700000 tons in 1919.
 The probable yield of cane sugar is considered favorable. The export of 100000 tons of whea: from British India is advocated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-03
JAPANESE WOMAN SUICIDE.

BAKERSFIELD. Cal. Nov. g. The bodies of a Japanese woman and child. the latter strapped tC the woman's back, were found in a pond in a residential district here today The woman is believed to have committed suicide.
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Ambassador Davis Leaves
 To Take Up Post in London

NEW YORK. Nov. Ambassador John w. Davis left for London yes terday to remain there until the ex- piration of his term, according to his statement made just before boarding the liner which is carrying him ac- ross the Atlantic.
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YESTERDAY

Harbor St. Paul m meridian time time); at Seattle. Portland Rupert m and p. m, 135th meridian time