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Arizona republican., 1920-11-10

one of the largest manufacturing con- cerns of its kind in the world.
 For Q number of years he continued to do business in a small way, making slow progress and yet advancing his ideas and learning through experience what was to prove advancing his Ideas and learning through experience what was to prove invaluable to him in his life work. The business had grown to such proportions in 1868 that he found it advisable to organize the firm of J. l. Case and company, making his part ners stephen Bull, R. H. Baker, and M. B. Ersl1ine, all of whom had been associated with him in business for a number of years. This combination of intelligence and experience proved tc be anTdeal one in every way
 To Stephen Bull was given the finan- eitl cares of the new firm. together witf the buying of materials. and his skill as a financier played no small part ir the success of the company. Mir. Baker acted as general agent and collector while Mir Erslsine, being a. skilled me chanic, was placed in charge of tho mechanical and machine departments
 Consistent, Steady Growth
 ' Each succeeding year saw the busi-
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10

ness advanced far beyond what it had been the previous year. The increasing demands for efficiency and capacity were met, and the perfect grain sepa rator to meet the exacting require ments of the twentieth century was evolved.
 Then. in 1897, came a new epoch in the history of the company. The pro- cess of development and unfoldment previous to this year had been gradual, keeping pace with the worlds onward progress. During the past 50 years, the world had made mighty strides. It be- came necessary that the methods of early, pioneer business should be super seded by the modern, in order to keer pace with the new order of things.
 In 1880, the firm organized under the name of J. l. Case and company, was 1 dissolved and reorganized and incor- porated under the name of the J. I Case Threshing Machine company. II order to further meet modern condi- tions, an entire change of management was effected in 1897. younger men many of whom had been trained fol years in the modern school of business assuming active control of the manage ment and it's affairs.
 That the new management has con tinued to govern the business with wis dom and ability is evidenced by tn fact that during the last nine years o the business the output of the Gas product has exceeded the combine out put of the more than half a centur. prior to that period.
 Their fixed purpose, to manufactur not only a perfect grain separtor, bu the power to drive and operate it, ha
 been fully and completely realized.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10
SELF SEGREGATED

An evangelist who was conducting nightly services announced that on the following evening he would speak ol the subject of Liars" He advised his hearers to read in advance the seventeenth chapter of Mark.
 The next night he arose and said: T am going to preach on Liars to- night and would like to know how many read the chapter I suggested" A hundred hands were upraised.
 NOW" he said, you are the very persons want to talk to-there isn't any seventeenth chapter of Mark"
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10
Ryan Implement Go. Takes On Tractors
 After DeIiberafion

Many of our customers and friends have felt that we were over deliberate in entering into the sale of tractors . said Peter Ryan, of the Ryan Imnle- ment company a few days ago.
 For the past fewyears, we have giv- en this subject considerable thought and have been firm in the belief that the problem of increased production and labor conservation on the farm would be answered by the general use of the tractor. There are three primary reasons for the purchase of a tractor
 Tt permits of doing the work in less time and this is often of vital import ance'
 Tt does the heavy work of the farm viz. blowing, double discing, narrowing grain cutting, etc, often when the hot
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10
PEARL MAKING IS FINE ART

PEARL MAKING IS FINE ARl
 A short string of real pearls, imper- fectly graduated, can be bought per haps for 5000. but string of the same length in the finest pearls, perfectly graduated, will cost from $500e0 up, and in the longer strings the price will run to $150.000 at least. Artificial pearls are very slzilfully made, and they are not inexpensive, the price being anywhere from s25 to $1000. This will include the cost of the clasp.
 There are different ways of making the artificial pearl. They range from the cheap little pearl that the children wear, which used to be cents to 10 cents a string, to the finest made pearl, known as "the indestructible." The childrens' pearls are of blown glass, with a pearl effect in coating on the Inside and very fragile.
 Regular commercial pearls are known as the half filled the full filled and the indestructible. The first two are hol- low beads, into which is inserted the nacre or fish silver made from fish scales, a product coming chiefly from ! Russian sources. This was unobtain- | able during the war, but is now again on the market. The indestrucible pearl has for a foundation usually a com position of opaque glass or crushed mother of pearl on the surface Of which is blown the fish silver in vari- ous layers, from three 10 twenty, the finer pearls having the greatest mum Der of coatings.
 France makes the finest indestruct- ib1e pearls. Excellent ones are also made in Germany, and Japan in recent years has been producing an inferior grade of hollow, coated pearls, and dur Ing the last two years has made some advance in the manufacture of the in destructible pearl-Daily Colonist.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10

used, results in heavy loss to the dealer and his customers have been done grave injustice, they naturally assum- ing that the dealer knows his business
 Even after deciding a year ago, to take on the Waterloo Boy 1925 Kero- sene tractor we sold only a few oi them, preferring to watch their per formance and assure ourselves tha' they would do the work in a sufficient
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10

ly satisfactory manner to warrant our recommending the into our customers"
 "In deciding upon the Waterloo po,,,. xa were prompted cnferly by its ns1.ro,,,e simnlicitv. economy in fuel o., s,1Tnn+ion and the fact that it is built and guaranteed by the John Deere plo.v company. whose products have been well and favorably known for over 80 years.'
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10

weather does not admit of 1t being done by horses"
 Tn blowing. the operator will blow deeper than he feels warranted in do- ing when using horses, his regard for his animals prompting him to lift his blows a notch or two when encounter ine a hard spot or when his horses show signs of fatigue"
 During our experience in the imple-
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10
THE HIDDEN FACE

Hello! Is this MT. Jigson?" "Yes"
 "This is Smith. Can I borrow your auto for this afternoon?"
 why, no. I shouldn't think you'd have the face to ask for it."
 'T haven't. That's why I'm asking over the phone.'
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING

ment business, covering a period of 3S
 years" continued MT. Ryan, we have
 seen many instances where an imple- ment dealer with the very best of in tentions but failing to conduct thor ough investigation, promotes the sale of an implement This i implement
 either on account of it being improperly l or poorly constructed or not adapted l for the country in which it is to be
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10
DID THIS EVER HAPPEN TO YoU7

SPOAKNE. Wash.-Robert Dalton is 15. He was misunderstood" at home. Robert admits it. He played hockey, Papa spanked. Robert could no longer tolerate the misunderstanding" The cops are looking for him. He may be shooting Indians or be on his way to Africa
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10
THE=YouHe LADY ACROSS 1TnE WAY

The young lady across the waygsays she does love a good riding horse and abe certainly hopes equinOetial pur- sz1ta' sne7er sEo out ofQ style aen- ttresyc
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-02-25

l Deering Binder
l Mower II.
2 Truck Wagons
2 Bob-sleighs
l Cutter 49,.
Platform Buggy
l Singleton Buggy
LILA Crosse Pinch Gang Plov
l Hand Plow
! Riding Cultivator
1INew GAINESVILLE Corn Planter
1I16-disc Drill new
l Disc Harrow =,
l Hay Rake
2 Hog Racks -. ..-.~. i. l..
l Ice Rack
2 Wood Racks 49,.
l 3-section Lever Harrow
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-02-25

Sorrel Mare, coming 7 years old
2 Bay Ceilings, coming 10 years old
Grey Gelding, coming years old
Milk Cows, tuberculine tested
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-02-27
THIS WEEK THlRIY-IW0 YEARS AGO.
"NSfN FFOW TNc INSlit q
fCb. 23. 1888.


The Anderson Fair date is iiNc,
for Sept. llth. 18th. 18Th and llih
I tip to this time 81 conversion,
arc reported from the revival meet
ing yct in progress ut Bethel
Church. south of i.cwiSburg.
Married. 1T the brides home ON
Carroll Hill. on Feb. 10Th. by Rev,
l.. II. Henry. J. Wash. Price and
Miss Mamie V. Ransbargcr.
ThoS. II. Dennis. trustee. will
! sell. on the 9th. at Trout stock
of goods. etc. the property OF the
! firm of Lewis & Blake.
At 4 meeting of the stockholders
Of the Grccnbricr Dressed Meat
Co. held nj Ronccvcrtc last Satur-
day, the following officers were
elected: President, w. S. RodcS:
Treasurer, Geo. C.. Bloomer; Sccrc-
tary AND general superintendent. &.
y. Davis; Board Of Directors. John
W. Harris, \. S. Fuller. T.. C.. Best.
Geo. e.. Bloomcr. Geo. y. Davis. W.
S. and II. e.. Rodcs. An order for
ten refrigerator cars has been
placed.
In the list Of claims found due
from the Government to West Vir-
ginia people we find the following
from this part Of the State: A. J.
Dotson, admir-, $3.50; Hugh Kincaid,
cN'or.. $40; John Knight, rdm'r,
S197.5O: VIM. r. and Allen S. Live
say. cN'orS, S125. Another list will
probably be certified TO Congress
for payment soon.
In the Federal Circuit Court at
Parkcrsburg on the 10th various
questions arising in the proceed
ings to sell the White Sulphur
Springs property were adjudicaied
AT the meeting of business
men held at the court house to send
delegates to similar meeting to
be held at Wheeling, the object be-
ing 10 find ways and means for in
ducinS immigration into the State,
}. l.. Bell presided, with J. NJ. Nc
Grath as Secretary. ThoS. II. Den
MS explained the object of the
meeting, after which the chair, on
motion, appointed the delegates
about five from each district.
Mrs. r.. L. Hudson has gone on
an extended visit TO friends at Alex
andria and Washington.
T.. a. Fulwidcr, Of the Richlands,
haIinS been chosen as a teacher i'm
Concord Normal School left for
that place Saturday.
Died, at her home near Column
bia Sulphur, on Feb. 17th, Mrs.
iiZcklel Adams. aged 10 years. At
hcr home in Lewisburg, Feb. 10Th,
little Annie Clifford, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Siias r. Mason. in her
lth year.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-02-27
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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-02-27
HIS CHILDREN ALL
NEEDED GOOD TONIC.

THEIR APPETITES WE'RE POOR.
COULDN'T SLEEP WELL. AND
DIDN'T SEEM TO WANT TO
DO ANYTHING.
EANl.ES HiPO-COD MADE THEM
ROSY CHEEKED CHILDREN d.
AGAIN.
My children suffered from RIM
down systems. .hry could not eat,
dldnt seem TO want TO play or do
anything. They would iay around
fhc house and would not cat any
thing. could not sleep at night,
were nervous and they seemed a
burden to themselves" declared
Mr.. Smith. who tells below how
they soon recovered.
My nephew recommended
Earle'S Hypo-Cod 10 me and since
trying it they can sleep we'll. they
can eat anything a: ali, have wond-
crfui appctites. They seem TO he
iull OF ambition and play around
the house and are rosey checked
iittlc children now and they seem
aioscthcr different. Earlc's Hippo
COD did a wonderful thing for
them and think that il is wond-
criul remedy" declared Mr.. IIar
ry &. Smith. Engineer at Blast fur
maze. Martins Ferry. Ohio. ard liv-
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Fast growing children very Of
ten seem To lose all interest in
things, they only want sweets, in
stead of good nourishing food. they
BECOME Thin. pale, weak and fret
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complaining most OF the time.
Mothers and fathers are ALWAYS
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ana thousands have found that n
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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-02-27
"a EGGS
:. FROM 20 HENS
Mississippi Woman Had No
Eggs for -Four Months.
Hens Now Laying
Regularly.

Il wish TO praise DR.. LeGear's
Poultry Prescription to Poultry
i;:isers. l have rs hens and had
20 egg from them for over 4
months: After I fed them ono and
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sc:iption I gathered over 2 dozen
eggs from them. This IS a positive
fact, and advise all poultry raisers
to use DR.. LeGcar's Poultry Pre-
scription, il they wish their hens to
iay-"-Miss Cariina Freeman, Har-
riston, Miss.
DR.. LeGear's advice and q few
pennies wisely spent have made lay
ers out OF ioafcrs. You can obtain
the same results. Get a package of
Dr. I.cGear's Poultry Prescription
from your dealer. Use it as directed.
1t IS n tonic which builds I'D the
strength and vitality Of hens, with
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egg producing organs. If results are
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empty carton and receive a refund
Of your money.-Dr. L. D. LeGear
Med. Co., st. Louis, NO.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-02-27
Change in French Marriage Laws.

That the age If bride and bride
groom need no longer be inscribed on
the marriage certificate IS Il new rule
in regard TO French marriages. It Is
sufficient il they are declared Of age.
or over thirty, Il statement Of specific
age being unnecessary.
Hitherto IT. has been necessary to
have the banns posted up on the door
Of the town hall for ten days, includ-
ing two Sundays. The latter clause
in the rule Inns been abolished, while,
II desired, The civic authorities can
celebrate fine marriage at thc house
of either The bride or bridegroom,
says London Tit-Bits. Two witnesses
instead of four Will also in future be
sufficient.
The names Of the respective par
ents will no longer appear lin The oti-
cial publications. The mother Of one
Of the contracting parties will In. flI-
turc have the right Ia oppose the mar
riagc, Il right which before was only
attributed 10 the father.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-02-27
BUILD YOUR MOVIE
Here Is the Scenario for a Real
Thriller.
Being the True and Authentic History
Of Muggerby Bifsang, With Full
Explanation Of His Long
Stay in Jail.
Synopsis of preceding chapters:

Synopsis Of preceding chapters:
Muggcrby Biffgany is Il dangerous
criminal: gambler for high stakes
man mighty hard to catch because
of his uncanny impcrSonal genius. The
detectives follow him to Il restaurant;
ut underworld rendezvous, surround
the place. put IL squad on the roof aud
two under the cellar.
They go in. only to find n waiter
and several customers. They search
and research the place, arrest the
whole bunch. only to find that Mug
gcrby Eiffgang had been the very cook
who had generously given them each
piece Of dried apple pic and whom
in gratitude they had left behind.
Things are getting desperate for the
police force. Several times they have
burst into his gambling den only to
find nothing; no faro tables. no roll
lette wheel; not even deck Of Old
Maid cards.
Dear. dear! Then one day. Chin
chilla, the pretty daughter OF n Span
iSh SombrcrO. rushed into hCadluar-
tcrS and Informed the police OF Il dam
gcrous counterfeiting den. She has
heard the clinkinE Of coins, and curses.
I:ut the police fly on the instant and
II is only when they have gone 10
miles that they remember they had
forgotten to ask Chinchlla where the
den was.
However, they scour and find /: and
break IN upon the counterfeitcrS with
welded clubs and drawn reviewers.
And Joy of JubilatiOnS. Who should
he the leader of the band but the
trcacherouS thug, Muggerby Bifrgang,
the great and dangerous gambler Of
millions! Selling the unlawful para
phcrnalia, they kick the whole gang
into Jail. Eut mystery of mysteries.
The only things they find in the junk
are double-hcadcd pennies. The plot
Is apparent. In shooting the pennies
and by taking heads, the gang al
ways played to win. Very simple
The warden of the Jail asks each pris-
oner the same queer question. ''DG
you play chcckers?' Afraid chat this
is some sort Of trap they each say
NO" very vchcmentiy.
But Muggcrby. when his turn comes.
- 81 "ttN III 'h'uSht lhit HIS CautloH
deserts him and he says: Yes" The
next day all the prisoners are released
but Muggerby who Is given Il years
sentence with II months off for good
behavior.
MDLV.
Dear warden asked MugGcrby
20 Years later. now white-haircd
man, "why. when my sentence was
Il year. have you kept me 20 years?"
because. dear prisoner, yon were
the only one who could beat me at
checkers around here. and I've kept
You here until l found out ALI OF your
pet moves" answered the warden,
wondering why Muggerby had never
asked him before.-Detroit Free Press
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-02-27

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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-02-27
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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-02-27
Dye That Skirt,
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"DIamond Dyes" Make Old, Shabby,
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Don't worry about perfect results
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to give
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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-02-27
Cynical Comment.

She-l wonder how the custom came
up Of giving brides away.
He--lt is queer one. considering
marriage so often is such sell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-18
A.F.OF L.|R|SH FIGHT
GOMPERS ON LEAGUE
Will Insist Resolution Favoring
Treaty be Rejected. Phone
Workers 70 be Organized.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening

Nv Associated Press Ia Every Evening
Montreal, June Is Samuel Gompcre,
president Of the American fedeTa,iOn of
Labor faced second critical issilc threat
cning his power today whom the annual
convention considered the League Of Ma
tiona He was Overwhelmingly defeated
Yesterday when the federation voted for
government ownership of the railroads
4 committee favored demand that
the senate ratify the League without
reservations This was IN accordauce
9th Gompcrs position The Irish sym
pathirera, supported by other elements.
were determined to prevent THE action.
They claimed sufhoient support TO over
throw the admlnlstrRt.o on report
Election of officers was echodHled Tor
late today Supporters of oiomperH said
he would he re-clected for the thiriv-ninth
time The railroad workers tho mine
workers md some forty other unions
combined IN nm endcavor 90 elect " II
Johnson, president Of the machlniet
union. James Franklin. president Of the
boiler makers, and Sara Conboy of New
York ns vice-prealdentz If tho federation
The building trnde7 organizations sun
ported James Noonan. president of tho
electrical workers
The federation today authorized ua
tion-vidc campaign to organic telephone
operators The convention declared Is
action was necessary because of the op
prnsalve anti -lnhor policy nf the Bel
and associated companies.
Reeonslderlng IFS action Yesterday y
amending ifs constitution tn increase fhF
executive council from - ~ mCmh0rs
the convention rcIectrd the amendment
nv vote If ~ np7 fn 1871 Tins ac'iar
prevents tho election ni four addltlonn
vioe-prcsidenta
The fourth SUNDAY ~ May of eaeh
vear was designated aq labor 5 mcmnrin
tlav upon which lnhor throughout ih'
country I,o called upon ~ pnv tribute e
tho memory of III dnal
The national steel organizing campaigr
headquarters at piftahilrg wlll not ht
abandoned. # was announced TODAY
While tho activities of the hend1uariert
atafT will hc hmitod until 4 new natlona
committee il organized i vill kcon ~
propaganda work among the steci work
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