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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
MIDGET BODY HEARS PLANT
sTRAGGlERS SEEKING FUNDS
OF INCOMING LEGISLATURE


Z. f. a1t:lses of PolH-au. chairman al
tine Aaine Water Power c:sra1rrli.sssura.
aptsnsszl EAs a1tsrnopn session. sut--1,-
elntsEf,s Ma3ar George {. Danfnrrsz.
chief tsng1nsssr aI zsle rs,urzl lssslsrn. Il,
expA4an the purposes and ne..Els III
tslaI department 1sr rsIe cunning IL
gaea5
magyar DAEliafsTtl sad there azz.s less
- sav zfsIu1 INT commissioner &C.
embellishments. fD. Il Was su1 a vsa-
ssAE- aslTf more 10 say aaeu1 its future.
Ess haxi three pnlurs II mind. Is fol-
luws.
The river =alEf1g work Ntaicr Is
being dlrne n gsD-orss.--a-iurl with tina,
9Esciss'-z1 government. through the,
L r1lts.a States iseoleE1c.tI Sssll~zs-. 1s,ss
funds HsinE furnished nE tasa State
The special surveys, III rsEgrd 10
water power SIZES anr storage -asar-
yoars
Ths continuance o5. me 1uparr4r,E5-
1e;id map vark. az6 an Z la-rss- scale
1-1zza hss bean done WHICH liax al
@s S17--@i Ia E4Ta1A N-~iu1 ID a ETr8s2l
frizry interests. Director George esrFs
smith If tina United States Cresiuss-
Ga4 survey Says tint government
VIII Tnfsss1 tfr1r Maine appropriation II,
20 tine amount OF 81 aellias dollar 4o,.
dfaiiElf- Thai Tni4v "a. large for 71Ys7
aDET, bai saw S5hli,i,a .esasa be- sasiz.a.,
1zEHousiE used II work thai VIII f.ss
1gy the erIrxtcr hzz,sszf54 VtT s~rFy-,i,Sr~
Continues On Page T-cni. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
Pleads For Aid $500. 900
Waits Naw I'm Europe

Chicago. Nav-. IA n3eA Ear l-1e
Cnctr- nrl1rzs.asd children Oh Elr<Erse
WIS rniessl @au2gtlI gy EEs-tsssr- Hasr-
a-. WHO WAS NAMED chairman Of the
European EsliEf Cnunc1l 1pTnsa to
day in New YORK MIR Hoover. speak
he "a SBs Ct1icaEaAns Al q dinner
gwen by Howard & jackson. former
~ ElEss- Es.essAslsssIf n the [ nlft.a States
Grain Corporation. told Of The athliR-
tim al ssVan American Relief -oeits-
ties zad SAID:
This council E1-sr fun IuFFes-1Ea-
Iipn. his EietiIis.ll thai complete pr-7ur-
fr~ sslunld as gwen IN American A.e-
Lief n Eg7rnpe % suppur- s.aiit!,sss
children. wto lIaEEs- SINCE -ae ARMS
u.cs. bssan dtre.1ilen1 an American
charity. ar1r5l the children ara ssc1l,e
over -.7e winter
Here # an ISSUE N CIR 4ureag1 r.
Continues an Page -cni. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24

Washington. Non. .-ss-Lassc;lrznE he
t1Hlniss''sszo ora -'--llgt F-.ltsal agents a,~
alrsa1g Sa1nE over E4-usgs- IEspa. ana
1I.asr states irving ID Eg sviaeaut
NECESSARY 70 1he Indictment Of men
w1c are asking farmers ID hnld -alss.r
c-ups. CaAr'asss s Bar-grr. president
If Iela AaTlanal Farness' Tnlpn
Lszluugo sIa1s1nEnI issnea fouilv 49,
paalesd ID ne,nbE-s Of his urSaaIEa-
r1un 70 stand together Hnd mn sssll
their produces III present -,1ainauslS
low pgl,.s.s
'>Shgu t1aI vaG have tE1e rnf1--.
courage 70 20 u iali Il necessary
1ele slareInazl1 sEila The word ss-ans
n aaS'e hs-en PASSED around thai
farmers ware to be Lzngf-- q lesson
-aer were gssI-t1lg rr771lsa1tssunfs
The Farmers s4nswEs- 10 claims %
production Mr. Barrier suzaa
stglIld be- We VII ssIrnly It.szs7.
proErurg1un
Efur-s ri me farmers Upward e,s.-
operation MI Barrett sala hlaa N
with strung al,pasilBn rum the Hrs
He charged t.IRT deliberate EFFORTS "
mn bean maize - pTvz7enI them +rs,3r
auyInE C;ailess--1vg.ls
Fur sever Aong we4--y- -z.als. . L1E
sszsa tsEns1T added ~tke FARMERS If TINS
caHutsT Lad piRc4ti gFar r.4e1n s4.s.-
lsszary Of Agriculture mn n i-aal
sympathy with and with little. under
standing NJ 11le needs Of aE-1rulr-,rs
and VINO aBw Is secretary ST anoaht.,
department Is btang used apTazasl1l :
as Z willing and ezssr 1os,i 70 esrrfur,g..
dtTtAltsn OF farm PRODUCES
A-. Ba--e-'s appeal further grasa1
that Tss only course lsez- 70 1sle EARN
ers Was II hs4sn oI,eF another z-1li b
r1a1slug sufhc2sZII EnaneE To finance
r11fi1s adt.quRzslF rau,. bltsIsass under
tfaizinE-s 50 +.lE1 we can hgtla ami -anr-
AtsI 1aT-n products ourselves III 4
hlsaness-liizss. csrcis.lils tasilipn r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
APPOINTMENTS BY
wilson HAVE Sim
SHOW cONFRM TON

Washington. NuN -AzanpunrH-
Ell .na- liz womb oppose rrnfir-na-
19l I IL appointments 70 he Ship
NE 8aZ-d EnAce G'sc..-11lr ny P-rss-
Ell Wilson WIS made roiav ny aan-
ales. Ja-2es d. q Washington, chairman
g .hs SeilE1e Commerce Commission
. s1GN az 81 II -ny pswer 10 pre-
Il, .ha- conformation, M said.
WAR -hH Shipping nil w42s PASSED
T-Gs II anIfs l-na desire thai rslr-
'-gsEas-lT wFrlia appoint Inc aazssl
zI-sdlals.r ana sza-Izl lis important
sn-E- Zns-sad ri dung tan-. the
sTasiGsEI. wE1te- 1ulr or fire unnt l,s-
T. E-re- eisr-inn and nnyuirTe1
asais mar Tn0 aTE Inexperienced ana
III although s1lTne OF the aupnlnissas
p Suea r,gH..
nae ~ circumstances ! hunk
,'9s'aaZ-t -tt.5-as- Harding snunid have
- ,f7- nAnl n naming -ne oazrrd amt
- N lIrn1-1Er af IT'S paliEy and
L. ae IA II ur puw@r 70 arareul
'n''1aA-laE Il me Erptintes.s manned
s'-esiaszi Z -lsau.
a anllllnn 70 IAls Shipping Buzrrl
all-'Z----lorls uz-sv other aupusnr-
-s--S Il President Wiisr1n E1rahaE,ly
~ u ne'a ID according 10 Repuh-
~ S--i-lF leaders, H':1u are RETURN
: -7st 1nr ne session nex- month.
'2Zhs '-E'-ess-sd 3nuoT hat any nun-
4---.2-.s wound EeZ -aTungh zaE san
- -;'s Practice d refusing cauffr-
---'l 10 s-uoniIt1naEIIs nv retiring
''ss'a'-''-5 aas ateaa general N rnt
w 'Aa.l 1ar-1Ess~ 4 WIS stated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
Shortage Of Turks"
I'm Mid-W est States

chicago. Nor. - siagu-s&-e q
tarktzvs lsas increased -iae ns-lcH IF tsls
gsfficiE1 -hanksslTTn lils5 1ive u Ter
cents = pound . Middle Western
Ezazas ever t3le 1ssIlal praca and as q
result mRHE housewives VIII snnsri-
--Its- ssssss and ducks n ina Thanks
E--1ng nsz1. rsDur-s fro z11ae s'-TrN-1r-
Rsv yCan1s7E Indicated tonight
ChGaEps surahssebf gobhie-z today
WIS nanr carloads sauIz al the 1lurrl-
bag nseds+d. according TO dealers. VIII
1l.le retail prize ranging f-vsln 50 tu
% CENTS a nsun5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24

--,s ..,sz.as-l1f7e Budget Gsn1IInsL-ssss
- an T.ls.s1iay morning rs seq
. -a= ufuot % ttulsn III tas.
.,.-,e-s -.s, "a preparations f--rrn t21e
..e,r ri s,g. I-t.alsitsrE5l'e u. rs1ls SIT
~.., a-.-i-ng WIS u lf1e S.Hase
--s,-,,,., ,zrla a. small g-tE-lsia1ag,s,,.
.,rre IL ss tatr TIKI zraasf OF ts1uss
,-.s-...- rsve alieatEx presented
eel -@s-e
...r 81. F--sa,T.aln Vi. Grant 81 PaJ1-
.-s -,t-7rx..,. II sl1s1se Frank 4 En1lf..s-
. = es,,-.t ..zsaE- c.laErrntsn respective
~ -tr -euz1e Ami HOUSE g.oIuruft-
-. m appropriations anu financial
s4.g,-s zna STATE Auditor Rzg l.
. sr.-,,v-esI p. sfps czlzu1n5tie@ were pres
.st senator Grant presided Cor
-.,s.es- r-.easits-iL.k Il pzxrsAsGurst OF
aynrr- sal with RE COMMITTEE ana
,ys II, Interested spectator
,13arta 2. Z 5on1apv aupear=d N
anal II tiip Maine Eye ami Ear In
.-ra-- % Portland. whose request
z-s us,r 7szrd al the Pesr-iand hs.sr-
~ r. gzses Ssslt,a Tor ting first SIX
-,o-,.I,s q. 81 ;zna s6Ia,n 2ur each Of
NJ slsr-=.s-tFrIIr fun .yEaErs
=auzE-iurEi oensr-rners
n Au-ss,ras q Thomas STATE
.,ssg-lr7vtsrlr,a11r n public srslpnis. rl1-
.srte5 -tls requests OF 11s E<iacz-
era- Tans1r-rne-t he said Il would
,ss,,-f l.rn-urrsHrlaus tu1aiiinS s7tia. -
F N pac1 % the y7earS 7e.1 anu ~.
~ rhs Sa1TTiHl sraoals. the sEsilnolinr
fs.sr-irusn un Page 9-Sot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
ST. LOUIS SHOE
WHOLESALERS CUT

ST Louis. Ao-, SGv- 2ss---FEr---.ae- 80
dur-iurz II the wt,nlsssale ur-inss Of
tz--asf styles 81 snsss were ANNOUNCE
I'd By two sl1f,.s manufacturers here
-EteiEx.
q gsnerzI re<lnrriun at . sss- esss.iI-
wzss rnads ny rs4e 1dcK1sey' SinAE Shoe
co. officials 81 t34Rt firm sKaa-
The Brown Shoe Es- announced thai
men 3 c.sAIFssi1iEls ware reduced @rafn
20 IA s5.sn, srias3iir1E 4 1z1Hsls-ss -s-
si,,rtsu1s from $50 70 Sg wa,ntsnlS calf
aA45rs ftIs announcement added we're
c-1s e-uTu Sc ~ S.. enabling the r'sEaai
ruy-,re Ia DECLINE H-xsTn Sc u So ar $s-.st-
zzser-Serrrtz's snEs4e ware f,i1- ~ 81 f-7nin
50 50. v9aich. = was saau- should b.
2s,zp 1s5p retail p11ne 70 TAI 1-zirn 50
u 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
INTEREST APPARENT
II HOME RULE DEbiTE
N HOUSE OF LORDS

-4anrtsan N.9v. Sss-y-hs opening 81
<ishE.s III ma rssf Enrne Ruls hsn in
me Euuse IF Lords rnsiRv afforded
a 1niab5e contrast II l4ass Hazza1w ais
DtaE'tsu when the measure. WIS under
consideration N rsls Enrlse al Com
mons The Tppf~ Esaasz w,1ss s,-vrsti-
81 ana mEcy aI the members a. ths
cunrnuns including g-erralsr LtYr-d
Gssts'-s Andrew BErna1s- LIN ana .zir.
Eawa1,d CARSON listened ID I,or--s
Sir'Aenilssad's saes.s.a Introducing IN.
aail- AaHy p-ar1zsss.s H.r-a m tsae s5Se
galleries ami taae sz1z1ueegs z=..lis.s-,-
Was crowded.
Exaiazning Itae rl--rsr-issrr,s .s,f rs,.. E,,r1
--1i'>1 tsil'E2tsiab head read q letter ram
III EaEfNsaz'd CaEsI1n III WINCH ms
Lrnnnlss1 lasziEs- iEscIaz-gsa he and ms
caIiaagas.s laa u1aeis rlp 1aeiy- --lluJIs X,
afi,ss'E1 me bill and work uzzntsr- Il layr-
air
Lard ELrktsrhs.ad suggested .t,af z,
sstf'tsntiAr-y move ffr the rrTTT--yit.s- s,f
tzI-l2sa esfficiafs II Dublin Inst Suul.yss5
IVES Ing InfiuEnua Il would hns7F an
ltIIs detIafss and Declared 1H7s,se WINS
sz-1otz,1re thai the Sim Fem s.xr-~.v,-
SIS ware A,faaE hssartsr.
Pointing UsGr L.1at anti -srix Elr~z.sf.r11
31a WIS ns9ssstei 1alt r7turYe Tsrige. as7 If
laaA wognd au1arr1a1a g..-Ile ssarrt. into
eI,ssriazsfIn stIrssHlx Tt1a psars rrressr.-
with -ETI1sssr Is ratified. he Fru-nagJt
-.
T'f1 nuke itself Responsible TOR sim
me- rEslssi,1i I'd ire Eg1s acr. La1sd Fir
Esflll.saa said he Was convinced. now
sz-s.i- ria4gt 1he -snir siZr1Eer q tslF hsi7
lar In rua7i1sun af t3tusse thinking rair
liIll ffta F4uT ~ -ar enough and tstHs4
tsEsFiSinE 4 went tao far
sstE~--e as Il rnBv seem said
I4el-J Est,S1anfl4sssd 'T think xhis 8 IN
v-s'rsehif ol,p8-tlTTtT tn e,fFegyt Z settle
znesnt ftt-.aEis.. -fre IRISH E,t,zrrls ara
sick and tired If raae hur~-lsls r-airn
Of Fes----.arlss-n
The Ear u Tun1uwer. an ne
ground mat iaae t1sfl was au1 supDa.--
esa Bv Iae z-'asa4 -rIa JFs7----v at T1-,s5z1ns.1
and afforded no EaFlsnetr al Z -fEsr-nH--
esuT settlement. nlx8s-s-5 5is f'e5sass-sFy-l
describing the ajlI rs an honest tsIr1
irs-lnra-1flw l3uDR<Fi aI-EsrT1r5r III -s7H uzr-r
81 ths government 70 ssT-1s +hA rash
question
The 5t.s1aEE .sfEs.r alFuu--xTr1s-f Ho-
dinner, had M sf,s.teIal interest Lord
EalEiRnR. the psgncipza5 spEsaAztsr ad-
v-aeE1at -s4H adoption 81 rl4a mn as
E-eaI forward srep tt1unEh mt 1ssr-
Fart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
sHDsF Girls Grab
fT $500 Fails

- -ss7,t. We. Nor. Two glr4s
. q -lrpsv tribe ssy1ca m rss.si
ley -t-esnu1el 10 rxsb tas
-'-''-f IL llssS anG Trust Bank lre,-s
- srsis -ha Rr-a.srls,n Of 1at
"A2 rer@s-d o1- ans. u1 tnF
''- Wy as telling AIS t1r-lne. -.as
Safg'7-a = 7ol af nils g.,s,11.s,r,-
i'' ''sn $3.50 and eftsd. The Is
- --ss>le.r- L-e5.ia EEEsessnn.
-. '-s Thar SRI 5afry1e ss1e cssuId
7a4@t n -,rr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
Baker I'm Doubt Over
Bringing Home L. S.
Unidentified In France

Wilmington 2StsT. .s.-T1l4t. war ia
'1asZzntslE Is anr fs'e-e IL CONSIDER sig
ss1aaslss ttEH1 laiss 3'OsEIs.s sf al lIIllus---
rflea azIasr7iuau atad Zee trnsuEt1f f'-.s,an
Frame RDd 5ursea ia Gtfn1fssz PLArzs..
Sew y'sH'a. Ssssrelss-r Ba1fssr sad To-
s1Ar replying n = saEEpsstlen l,v a
s.s4ssszaI91r ~ EsistlTfEan TalllEnls s,r,
9ie7ruI-- DEiitss commissioner 1s1 New
TEtfb
4 mink t3lf war tsasIzEgxi9ela -
00unu - rofI1-l-ue lis palies- OF AUzas-
-nE ol1T unidentified ae2a In YF2nus
sand AaT Baker EzowcNss. ! I'm sa5lI
considering 4 suggestion thru enc Hi
Identified satidi,Fs lss,Siv lIy lssaongs1
linIne And buTIHzs IN Vlutu1-v kshiI. Ntsvv
York .SHo Z viii szFs my answer an
li4A5 iaaopes5tlgEn w1tlIln few s;ATs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
Gets ID. S. Cross
For Selling War
Stuff at Coed Price

ARSnlnE-aI- NOV -S--ET-nsr q
Morse. WEI department .firezrtr o.
sales- las i,t.a2 awarded the DisTzrl-
g.Iisi1sa Service Ts-ssaa cae war d4.-
.sz.--z-sss- Eanusrnsssa tauzv. This. g5ta-
r1un sG4z-s thar tine award Was name II
recognition af wus,k n discussing N
war materials 81 -'excsy1suukElr ai-
rar-RgHpliS rlryet.S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
GALE SMASHES
OLD TWO-MASTER
INTO NNDLING

Portland Me-, Nov. s.@s-Aa aastt.ras
gale and high ssAs had rxsSaucsd ID
k1ndltag woea 1u{tav the twc-nassrs.c
schooner PaeaRsstr which su-ucls
TH-slnay's Reaf. 1llss INSIDE Cape Eliza
os1E- IN 1nis.k snuw Storm lSunfap
night. Fer uzr=o ri aisnuf @ssfsse IL. :
IF lumber. valued al S1aseA. WAS ss-
snE washed RsngYe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24

Washington. Nos -.s sst,rersazy
5&ker' announced lnnigaf7 1lal4z tse
had revoked permission granted ts4e
&'sslsr1 Tnlpn Telegraph Company
lasz MEE ID lay esr-ain cnlairs II Bis
tzE-ne Bay Miami. TIA The psl1rzg
WIS issued by tire disAzsct engineer
Al Jacksonville and IA BAXTER d.
7rrrsstssa IT'S w7ihlrsawzai ss telegraph
aGrnlEsIf
AR B2ker MADE DO explanation Of
his aElleG- de merely authorized
through his ss,s--sst3Er-v The statement
that tire permit mad bssu r'ascantiesi
The encouragement followed INV
ever Ire szRssnseaf m View Tsr-k ts,-
Continued on paus God. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24

E chicago. Sov- -a.-zse f7oisna-Eisi
esf criminals started SunnzE tsw Charles
Tvstz.snu---s s..rissr NJ police aor the ar
rsuuicefi purpose ~ "-1aiffnE ClficzEp
Esf CROOKS = csnE- anuea fa,zizxE when sI,s-
caaa iietH8is rAzaesS dazeras ST gambling
rrslares snas,xFrss. Isi-Es,zra balls lrgwaing
alters and eIEa saur0sL making mare
Than -nh ar-esfE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
P0stO6ce Clerk
In Portland to
Face Theft Charge

Portland. Ms. Sss--. s-RuDsv7s =
Powers. JF-. n Young clerk in sne
pssss office here. will be ar-alEnei in
Ihe Fesisral court gunus--ou charged
with stsasirg rive TrzzEiksssi-Ss hills tsusn
Ehc mail lie WIS arrested 1Rsz night
ny a pzssn asiire irEnexssur. wa0 h1s
benn Investigating -rcsnt thss-S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
Dread Loaf to Be
Digger In Ctaf, Civ

~-.-, NDv- .I--'As a.t---
''7lupAEE n Ogden aa-
~ -'-ai elective III ance the
'S oz'eS Of fsl'4ad warrtd ne
"a tfef fasI1, The pI7ce 10
4'''ls "a --, .Jr7eses.f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24

szg.see.y,.sssz for E3fsesn ann Vicinity
t1pus7r wSats7ss TEstilssssliaEs- z1aa Thurs
ssaA rspa n1ucE eraisse n temporal Ere.
fresh and sssas;s wfssz ana nt,f--ts sFf'ssE
wSrasif
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24

sale price u4 fitHr druspps-a Ii .as-i.s -
anp mil to-day. sIlafatsuns for 1Arniia
pEIs1Is ranging frurn = al 70 ~
1iz--1a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
THE WEATHER
SNOW

Northern Jew England. Snpw
yy,..tiu..sstss,x- THURSDAY cluans--
.Sa-z@ssey-7z New England Cloudy
Wednesday anu Tlgu-sdas-: mt Innca
change n 5tszT1Gsgszt-Zrsl
Eastern New York {1ssnGl.- A<sGiIits.s-
gay gixSnAf,lw 7lIssrsGaeti ry- salow N Tiifa
s,lr.--ur. Thursday clRnuz-: no change
u tzssr1Isssy-zt.lre
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
BAKER CUTS
SHORT BOAST
WESTERN UNION
WIIhdraws Permit 10
Lay Cable at
Miami. Fla.

Ar-zpn Sciss~s Mine Ccrsnzng's AS
sef-aan Thar War Ssrrrtaxv tSapn
Grarsza Sne-siIr PernisElrr--a,-
5unresun Ssugs1t u Restrain Sszts
1saar--nert 81 Interfering W Il,
Gauusryss Slazss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
JAIL THREAT
ROUSES farmer
UNION HEAD
Appeals 10 Members
Not TO Sell Products
At Present

9ecssrax Farmers Answer . oser-
Production Cairns Shonsr ne s'aNs
VIII SsEnris Lesson Production
Asss--s Fsuerai Agents ND~ IN
Mig Western Stz1sx Serssinp Esi-
1enrs % Carnssrt Ezr-nsrr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-24
I HURT IN REAR
END CRASH AT
LISBON FALLS
Engine and Caboose
Hit Passenger Train
At Station

5aruus Mar Cnir One Seriously in
Iure1-S-rer- SeEssse Minor In
I1r4Es From Flying Glas-Euul-
nss- Claims Eions Sipnas iaricz1ea
Clear Track Rear Cars Teie-
sr7ps.s
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-31
Indomitable cheerfulness.

That a man can remain cheerful
though imprisoned for crime he did
NOT commit is proved by some of the
letters that Mr.. o. Henry wrote to his
little girl while he was serving his
unjust sentence. They are quoted in
the Boston Globe.
Hello. Margaret !" says one playful
missive. Don't you remember me-?
NV name is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pohokus. If you see star shoot ana
say my name II times before 1t goes
out YOU will find a diamond ring In the
track of the first blue cows foot you
see 20 down the road in a snowstorn
while the red roses are blooming on
the tomato vines. Good-byl I've got
to take ride on grasshopper."
Again he wrote: 81 hope your watch
runs all right. When you write again
he sure to look at 1t and tell me what
time It is. so won't have to get up
and look at the clock" And In an
other note: BE careful when you are
on the street not TO feed shucks TO
strange dogs or pat snakes on the
hcad or shake hands with cats you
haven't been introduced to or stroke
the noses of electric car horses.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-31
Two Rivals of the "spud."

Two new vegetables have been
propagated at the Missouri botanical
garden at st. Louis, 1t was announced
by DIR. George T. Moore, director of the
garden.
One has been named the "arraca-
cha" and the other the "dasheen.
Both resemble the potato and are SAID
to he about equal in food value to 1t.
Doctor Moore explained the arraca-
cha, when cooked, is bit darker than
the sweet potato and tastes like the
parsnip. 1t is rapid grower, he said.
Dasheens. cooked in cream, taste
like caulifiower. and when baked have
the flavor of roasted chestnut. DOC
tor Moore amplified. They are related
tc the Egyptian taro, commonly refer-
red to as the elephant ear Doctor
Moore said.
The announcement was made to del
ecates who attended the convention OF
the American Association for the Ad-
yancement of Science, which ended
recently.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-31
WORLDS GREAT DEBT TO OIL
As inuminant, Fuel and Lubricant, u
10 Indispensable to the Prog
ress Of Mankind.

II is 60 years since the first oil well
was drilled in Pennsylvania, thus In
augurating the era OF oil. The discov-
cry was at once recognized as possess
ing great value, but there could nave
been but slight appreciation OF the
mammoth proportions to which the In
dustry was destined TO grow. Hailed
as an illuminant supplanting candles
and whale oil. the business mas
widened beyond any possible dreams
OF those who were active in the early
days of oil. The center of the industry
has long since departed from the place
of its origin. The southwest and the
Pacific coast. almost unknown lands IN
the infancy of the business, now pro-
duce thousands of barrels to the orig
inal oil regions one. OIL is still used
as an illuminant on millions or farms
and in isolated places all over me
world. but that is no longer the chiet
product of crude. Gasoline, at first
troublesome by-product, is now the
main result sought. The millions OF
motor-driven vehicles that have come
into existence in the past score OF
years would not have been posslpie
had we not had this desirable product
to provide an explosive to drive them.
Vast quantities of the crude product
are used to drive locomotives and
ships. The war might not have been
won had not the allies had access TO
the fields of Mexico and the United
States. And not only as fuel does the
greasy product enter into the worlds
commerce. but as n lubricant 1t lessons
the friction of bearings, from the sew
ing machines to steamships. The by
products even enter the realms of med
icine. and while the limit would seem
to be reached in utilizing the waste
from the refineries, it is possible that
further subdivisions may yet Increase
the number. The story of oil is ro-
nance that equals the tale of Steel
yet II is an infant in point of time COM
pared with the metal that has brought
such wealth TO Pennsylvania.-Pitts
burgh Gazette-Times.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-31
STEWs.
Hot Pot of Mutton and Barley.

! pound mutton. 4 potatoes.
" cupful of pearled onions.
barley. Celery tops or othei
1 tablespoonful salt. seasoning herbs.
Cut the mutton in small pieces. and
brown with the onion in fat cut from
the meat. This will help make the
meat tender and improves the flavor.
Pour this into n covered saucepan.
Add two quarts water and the barley.
Simmer for one and one-half hours.
Then add the potatoes cut in quarters.
seasoning herbs, and seasoning, and
cook one-half hour longer. THIS recipe
will serve five people. Rice can be
used in place of barley.
Kidney Bean Stew.
1 cupful dried kid 2 tablespoonfuls OF
ney or other beans. -four
cupfuls canned to- onion
matoes. tablespoonful salt.
" cupful rice.
Wash the beans, put In a covered
kettle, and soak over night in two
quarts of cold water. Cook the beans
slowly in the water in which they
soaked. If necessary, add more water
to cover and continue the cooking un-
til they are nearly tender, usually
about two hours. Wash the rice, cut
up the onion and add with the toma-
toes to the beans. Cook until the
rice is tender-about 30 minutes. Mix
the flour with a little cold water and
stir in carefully to thicken. A small
piece of salt pork cut up in cubes and
added to the beans at the beginning
of the cooking gives pleasant flavor
to the dish.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-31
Carl Bay Killed by Girl.

Durango, Colo.-Caroline Jones' a
pretty Ij.Ncur-old schoolgirl of Duran
90 county. shot and instantly killed
Carl Bay, ~ years old, mt bayfield,
near here, when they met ON the main
street of the village. The girl whipped
out Il revolver on seeing Bay and he
gan firing, 1--WE of The SHOTS 'ak'hs
effect The cause of the shootihs Is
not known. After killing Bay, the girl
walked to hotel nearby and sat In
HE pnrlor, unconditional aud not nerv-
ouS. until Constable Lee Causey came
il, 10 ,.rcst her. She refused to make
a statement.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-01-31
Made Good Use of Hairpin.

DIR Arnold X. Henry of Dublin. who
was surgeon with the British expedi-
tionary forces in France, relates in
letter to the Lancet several instances
of using a hairpin when called upon
TO perform an operation without the
proper tools. In ore case he horrifed
the mother superior of French con-
vent by using a common hairpin. bent
as a retractor for an eyelid. In another
he extracted with it foreign body
from the ear, which Swinging had faii-
ed to remove. Once when he had to
perform tracheotomy on baby, with
no instrument but a knife. he bor-
rowed hairpin. bent it. inserted t
into the wound In the throat and u.ii-
ized the projecting ends as attach
ments for tapes around the neck.