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ANNA A JAN MIKES, jubilanti.

yene tamito odborniky, lie shr
nouti V tyto hlavni body: Re-
glementarni prostituce budiz
zruSena vGbec a prostituce po-
tirana We vSech svych formach.
Nev6stince bnd'tez zruseny.
Pro divEy prostituci propadle
at Sc zridi ustavy, ktere by jim
po3kytovaly doCAsneho utu,ku
a prostitlkam renitentnim pfi-
lezitosti k naprave. Policejni O.
patfeni k dozoru mad prostitu-
ci bud'teZ zruSena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-09

seny! Socialn6 po,itickym w
borem svolana byla V utery an
keta prostituci, o iejim ONE
zeni a pripadnem zakazu, ja-
koz i potirani pohlavnich
nemoci. X ankete prizvano by
10 n6kolik dermato.ogu znal-
cu pravnickych. PodkIadem je
dnani byly zasady zakona pro-
ii Sireni pohlavnfch nemoci, sta
noven6 poradnim sborem povo
lanych zna,cu. Zasady, stano-
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deficit 2.665, ,4O5.147 Kc


Pro rok 1919 cinil rozpocet
ii 9 dodatkem) vydani 6.713,-
524.913 Kc, pfijem 1901, $780,
879 Kc, deficit 3.7O9,754.5OO
Kc. Die techto cfsel mohli by
chom byti tedy spokojeni, ne
bot rovnovaha Sc dostavuie.
Cifry vzrdstajf, da Sc namf-
tati. re ie neoekonomicke tax
zbytetne velkymi ciframi ma
nipulovati. kdyz doslo by sc "a
Jlste kratSim cislem take k te-
muz stavu; to ovsem jest otaz-
kpu meny, iednotky penez a
zda Sc, re i zde casem dospeie-
me k poznani potreby vyssf "a
kladnf jednotky vzhledem k
vseobecnym valutnim pom6-
rum.
Vydani vzrostlo pro mini
sterstvo vnitra o 39.7 mil. X,
pro skolstvf o So MIL, financi
o 1868 MIL, pro min. post o
1914 MIL, zeleznic o 384.1
MIL, ver. praci o 2O6.1 MIL.
soc. pece o 1886 mil, min.
Mar. Obrany zmenSilo vydani
o 471.9 mil. - Priimy stouplv
V min. financf O 1913 MIL. v
min. N. O. o 9S.9 mil, V min.
post o 66.6 mil. V min. Eel. O
1929 MIL, a V min ver. praci
o 1851 mil. KG.
Vlada zada o zmocnenf opa-
tfiti 81 penize az do obnosu
2.666 mil. Ke. tvernimi opera
cemi, avsak prozatim asi po-
zada opatreni jen 45O mil.
Kc. a to pro kryti zatfmneho
rozpoctu ma leden a lnor 1920.
Toto Clement stale Sc nutnym
proto, re neni proste mono
stanoviti, rozpoSet ma delsf do
bu at statnf at soukromy.
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NEURCITOST A. JEJI MA
SLEDKY.

S radosti isme cet,i zpravu z
vyrocni schuze spojenych pc
,veckych sboru Lumir-Hlahol,
v ktere seznamuii verejnost,
re opetn6 zahaji cinost STUDIO
vanlm opery "Prodana neve-
sta" cd nezapomenutelneho
Bedficha Smetany. Jest ma ca
Sc, ably Ia mezera v nasem ma
yrodnim zivot6 op6t byla vypl-
nena. V dfiv6jSfch dobach pc
weekly sbor Lumir Sc nejvice t6-
sll pfizni ze vsech spolkd. Pc
Clevelandu roztyleni krajane
nezapom6li Sc dostavit ma syl-
yestrovskou zabavu, kterou
sbor Lumir po dlouha leta V
Isinl nezaDomenutelneho pra-
'covnika p. Vaclava Rychlika
Ipofadal. Tam bylo dostavenic
ko i tech, kteri pro vzdalenost
neb pfipoutani k obchodu ien
po fidku jsme spatriii. V tech
dobach p6v. sbor Lumir nejvi-
Ice pocit' oval potrebu vetsf sine,
.neb kdyz Sc davala neiaka o.
pereta, pronajala Sc Germania
Hall, nynejSi Acme ma vych.
9 ul.. tax ably obecenstvo po-
hodlne mohlo hru pozorovat.
Nekolikrate Sc konaly pokusy,
zalozit jin6 p6vecke sbory,
zvlaste na strane zapadni, a'e
po kratke dob6 Sc rozpadly. A
.pricina byla? Nedostaveni sc V
cas- do cviceni. Prisla cast IL
.clnkujicich, cekali a kdyz dru-
ri neSli, sli> zas domG. PAX pTi-
sli druzi a kdyz prvni odeSli.
bylo po cviGeni. Ia nam vro-
zcna neurcitost - dostavit Sc V
cas- - byla pfiGinou rozpad-
mutt sc sboru. Nell jsme prile-
zitoSt pfiilt do cviGeni SLOW.
pev. sboru "Krivan', kde dr..
Francisci jest sbormistrem.
Pred cvicenim mluvil jsem s
Jednim clenem, ktery mne Sc
znamil &c sbormistrem. Pc krat
Ike rozmluv6 podival sc ma no.
dinky a omlouval Sc, re jest g
hodin a ze jest cas- k cviceni.
Ucinkujicl kazdy ma SVEN mi
ste, knihovnik rozdal noty a
cviceni v6novana nejvetSi po-
zornost. Premyslel isem o tom.
proc V ceskem sboru cvicitel i
uGinkujfci nemohou byti tax V
cas- ma mist6? Ia neurcitost
pdsobi velke zlo pfi naSich di-
vadlech. Divadlo urGeno ma pa
tou hodinu a po pate hodin6
vidime pfichazet jeste n6kter6
herce a obecenstvo pfichazf az
do se3ti hodin. To same Sc ievf
We schdzich a nejtrapeji to pG-
sobi pfi pohTbu. kdy vSe Jest
pfipraveno k vykonanf smutec
Mich obradG, ale ma n6ktery
spolek Sc musi cekat Is az 20
To cekani trapne pilsobi
ma truchlici o3tatni pfateIe.
Pfi cViceni V Sokolovnach to
neni lepSi a tam zvlaste mia
dez by mela byti k urcitosti
vedena. Jedin6 V cas- Sc dosta-
vuii ucastnfci ma vyrocnf slav.
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NEMCI v CESKOSLOVEN-
SKE ARMADE.

Prazska Bohemia" uveTei-
huJe roZhovor s ministrem N.
Obrany K'ofacem. ienz prohla
sill mimo iine. re Mad'afi sku-
tecne zamysleii utok ma Slo-
vensko, re vsak pro tento me-
sic poklada tento utok "a ne
pravdepodobny re povesti O
mobilizaci isou naprosto neo-
ddvodnene. Ma otazku, zde ne
mectl dGstojnici a voiini bndou
povolani k vojenske sluzb6 pfi
mobilisaci, odpovedel ministr.
re kazdy Nemec, ktery bude te
legraficky povolan. must hned
narukovati. Pfi nastoupeni sluz
by mGze povolany vsak zadat|
"a dovolenou We smyslu drivej-
sich vynosu. Problem zarazenf
NemcG do armady pri mobili-
saci vyfeSen bude zvlaStnf an
ketou, jeiiz vysledek sdelen
bude verejnosti pozdeji. List
mas jiz zddraznil jedine spray
ne stanovisko pevneho statu:
Vsichni obcane bez vyiimky
museji byti povolani k obrane
sveho statu, at jiz Sc jich po-
uzije ma bojiSti neb " uzemf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-09
DRUHY ROzrOCET Cs.
REPUBLIKY.
Celkova spotreba a 1,9OO.o3O
kc vStsi a celkova uhrada
4,O41.O16.OOO kc vstSi nez pro
rok 1919.

16. prosince byl Mar. shro-
maadeni rozdan navrh financ-
niho zakona pro rok 1920; ci-
nj 1hrnem:
stat. vydani 10,416,175.020 Kc
stat. pfijem 7,750,77O.773 Kc
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AMERICkE VCJSKO DNES

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TWSSl WS-Sl VS s.
Vsechra vejce " Praze ma
vyrobu cukrovi a konaku. V

y
Praze nelze dostati "a obstoi-
nou cenu vajicka. A pfece jest
znamo, re do Prahy jde vaiec
denne ma tisic a re ceny jejich
isou normalni. Kan tedy tato
vejce prichazeji, kdvz nelze
jich nikde dostati? UTad pro
potiranf lichvy odpovida ma to
cislicemi! Pres 644 kop vajec
zabavil u rdznych prazskych
cukrafu a We vyrobnach vajec-
neho konaku. A to jiz prisel s
revisi hodne opozden6, protoze
prazSti cukrafi a vyrobny ko-
naku jsou ma vanoce q ma Svl-
vestra zasobeni vice, nez NIT
re byti prijemno cloveku. ienz
odsuzuje pozivacnost. Zabave-
ne kopy vajec budou odevzda-
ny prazske obecnl aprovisaci.
Ufady mely by Sc starat, ,aby i V
budoucnu predeslo Sc takove-
mu zneuzfvanf vajec a aby kon
trola V jednotlivych vyrobnach
mlskd a lihovin byla castejsi!
Holeni a stfihani V Praze sta
ii bude cd Noveho roku: prv-
nejSi K 1.5O a druhe X $50.
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POdGkODGni.
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len6 sesty cd sesterskych Short mile pftelyne dkui
Yam Tdecn6 kvapeni ktere jse uspofaday su
ezo naseho 40teteho vrocf s1aku Zejmena deku
efam M Mai Catove pfednesenl doemn6 bahopen6
rasou kc dale sestrm pofadaekm hoto zbavniho dchanu
p Mari Cata p Mai Sanetnik, p Cecil Vach Diy Vam
ker6 je poday Vdecnos zavazana
manov Anezce Vasakove Mai Mesov6 kvetinov
mlenym p1knm peknou ee ekhkou lanpu Vyznamn6 t6o
ay sGtanly danny: Anna Zaveska Tereze Ruzcka
Stech Teze Sa Bozena Scheinger Cee Vah Marie Cata
Antonio Koreck Joea Bauer Barboa Trojan NJ Uhlf NJ Saner
nik A. Vosn Jetoncka Kri. Euspaka Annas Bom NJ.
dfon A. Panel, NJ S1aba M. Kocian A. Peka A. Hetze
kaf, NJ Hladk NJ Rdzicka, NJ Sima Kar Huspaska
Koaoky NJ Aubrech, May, F. Cpera, Vondrsel A. Ry-
bak Balada NJ Krau Svobod A. neman A. Jndra Anezka
Vlasak, Marie Mixes Mamie, Julie Mixes p Sladcek Slula
Bednaf, NJ. Vacek
Huboce dojata toikerou prlchynos Ike mnG, vovj Vam
vsem ete ednou nekonae dik ust6n po ce
budem vzponna lasku Vasl vynasazm bych
pine mfe odvd6c moha Tez vey dix dotat
y, ale mysi sve pfec en osave t6to podiley
Vasi Wdy vdecn
ANNA A JAN MIKES jubani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-09
WILSON OMILOSTNUJE NE.
MECKEHO REDAKTORA.

Leavenworth, Kans. 8. led
ma. = Jakub Frohwerk z Kan
sas City, redaktor Missouri
Staatszeitungu, nemeckeho to
listu, odpykaval 81 nekolikale-
ty zalaT We federalni trestnici
Ia prestoupeni zakona o vyzve
dacstvi a jest jednfm 2 25 We
znG, iimz presidentovym roz-
kazem udelena byla milost.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
Dohery Issues Weak

The weakness in the Pan-American
Petroleum "A" and "B" stocks yester-
day was attrt dted to the passage by
the House of Representatives Of the
Soldier Bonus bill, carrying a retro
active tax on stock dividends. 1t was
lntimated a few days ago that di-
rectors. who are scheduled to meet in
Los Angeles to-day would probably
defer the declaration of stock
dividend until Congress had decided
definitely what action it would take
with respect to this measure. AL
h9 h3ufh the a b be diRetfies led a ths ndsa5e sst
ate, traders apparently thought they
would take no chances and yesterdays
selling was probably due largely to
their activities in the market. The
.B' stock closed at 96, the low Of the
day. and a loss of 212 points, After
selling down to 1oolt, the "a" shares
ended the stock market session at
1O1 y, off 2as points from Saturdays
last sale. Mexican Petroleum also was
actively sold, showing a net loss on
the day of 53s points. This company
would be directly benefited from a
stock dividend declaration by Pan
American Petroleum directors through
stock control of the company.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
Dividends


Hercules Powder Company-An cxtra
dividend OF ? per cent has been dcclarr"
IN ADDITION TO tho regular quarterly divt-
4ehd OK per cent share both payable
d '"e 30 10 stockholders OF record juno Is
Regular Declarations
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
Union Pacific R.R.
S ellis $l0,000,000
Equipment Trusts
Issue Bears Z Per Cent In
terest Rate; Proceeds To
BE Used to Pay for
New olling Stock

A syndicate headed by Kuhn, Loeb
@ Go. will to-day offer $1O,0OOO 900 of
equipment trust certificates Of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company. The Sc
curities, bearing 7 per cent interest
on their face, will run from four to
fifteen years, and, being offered at
prices varying from 100 to 1O1. ac-
cording to the maturity, will yield be-
tween GA and per cont.
The funds raised through the loan
Will help to finance the payment of
locomotives and steel gondola cars
which have already been purchased
The equipment, which will be held in
trust against the $4,000, 900 of certif
Gates, will cost $15 100000. The com
pany itself is paying larger share of
the cost than is customary, but this il
compensated by the fact that none Of
the obligations mature before four
years.
On May II, s25. 100000 of equipment
trust certificates of the Pacific Fruit
Express Company, a subsidiary Of the
Union Pacific and the Southern Pa
citic, were sold. These obligations
were guaranteed jointly and severallv
by the two roads and were offered be-
tween 100 and 1O1
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
Ir Wall Street
General Motors Meeting To-day

Additional information regarding the
financing plans Of the General Motors
Corporation are expected to be an
nounced as the result of the directors
meeting scheduled for to-day. The
plan which has been most generally
discussed would afford stockholders
tie right to subscribe to 100000 new
shares of no par value common stock
at $50 share, which would raise about
SG0.000.000 of additional funds Re-
Gently it was officially announced tsat
English and Canadian munition inter-
ests controlled by the du Points had
obtained rights which would permit
them to purchase S36,000.000 of new
common stock, if an Offering of ad-
ditional shares is decided upon. This
amount of stock, which the foreign in
terests stand ready to take, would mean
more than half the 100000 shares
which the company is expected to offer.
It has also been reported that J. P.
Morgan e. Co. may decide to become
the General Motors chief bankers, scn-
tingent upon the result of an investl-
CATION of the property. Wall Street is
still awaiting some official announce
Ment of this move
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
London Money Market

LONDON, June 1.-Bnr silver 57Md
per ounce; money, s per cent Dis
count rhtes-Short bills, GM per cent;
three month bills, 61l-lGMGM per
cent; gold premium nt Lisbon, l1o
Bar gold, 1909 3D.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Sterling exchange gained more than
a cents yesterday, and the strength Of
pounds led TO reports to additional gold
shipments from overseas were iu-
minent. Francs werc firm, hut lire
were shade weaker. Marks, after
reacting In the latter part Of last week.
resumed their upward movement yes
terday
Yesterdays closing rates. compared
with those OF week ago, follow:
Quoted dollars to the pound.)
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
A View on the Coppers

A firm which terms itself as copper
investment specialists, calls attention
to the following paragraph in recent
report: The corrers have given a most
excellent account of themselves dur
ing the reactionary market prevailing
recently This class of stocks has gone
through this liquidation without sub
stantlal recessions. Prices came back
quickly on a small volume of transac-
tlons, showing that there is no great
quantity of stocks pressing for sale.
A very much better sentiment now ex-
lists generally in connection with cop
per investments. In fact it is the be {
that has developed since the close Of
the war so that with an increase in the
demand for copper as we'll as a higher
price we naturally expect this will be
reflected substantially in the price of
the cOppers."
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
Vacuum Oil Earns More
Annual Report Shows S54.O8
Share ON Sf0ck

The annual report Of tho Vacuum Oil
Company. issued yesterday, showed net
profits in 1919, after all charges and
Federal taxes, were $8,l12,777, equiv
alent to S54.08 share on the $15,OOO.-
ooo capital stock. In 1913 the company
earned $4,911 1851, or the equivalent of
$32.74 share, and in 1917 S62.l6 a
share. The balance sheet showed cash
on hand at tho end of the year amount
Ing to S5,590354, compared with S4,236.
483 on December 81, 1918. Accounts
payable were cut down in the two
years from $15.433,736 to S11786.54O.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
Money and Credit

Call money became scarcer in supply
yesterday and the rate. after renew
ing at 6 per cent, advanced later
in the day to 10 per cent. Factors con-
tributing to this sudden jump were
said to be government Withdrawals
from the banks of approximately sS,-
100000 and preparations to meet
checks by corporations for June l In
terest and dividend disbursements. Ad-
ditional Withdrawals on Thursday are
expected to reach total of $s,8o0,o0o,
making $13,400,000 for the week.
Yester- Year
'a5i On mDhssi %issd collateral, daSy' ago
On indust'l collateral. 6h
Tims money {mixed collateraD:
sixty days. 8M8M 5AM6
Ninety days. .......... s@sh SIX as
Four to six months . 8MSH 5s4a6
Bank Clearings-Bank clearinrs in
New York yesterday were: Exchanges.
$787 TIT; balances, $129, 9,229,498.
Silver-London, 57%d; New York,
99zc; Mexican dollars, 75Ac
Sub-Treasury--United States funds:
Reserve credit balance, sl2s,541 ,527.
Canadian Exchange-New York funds
in Montreal, $123.75 premium per
$1,000. Montreal funds in New York.
$ll0.12 discount per $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
The Freight Tie-Up

The success which is meeting the eff
forts Of railroad officials, in coopera-
ton with the Interstate Commerce
Commission, in relieving the freight
congestion has been greater in Chi
caso than in Pittsburgh. 1t was said
yesterday that manufacturers in the
Chicago district have been able to get
better supply of coal than those in
the smoky city. This would indicate
the movement of coal cars from the
West has been greater than has gen
orally been believed
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
Market Resists Selling Pressure

In view of the unfavorable develop
ments with which the market had to
contend at the opening yesterday it was
the consensus of brokerage opinion
that it acted very we'll. Traders, be-
lieving that the increase in the Federal
Reserve Bank rediscount rate on COM
mercal paper from 6 per cent to 7 per
cent, coupled with the passage of the
soldier bonus bill by the House of
Repre- natives, would bring about a
lot Of liquidation, sold stocks freely
Steel common selling "ex" the regu-
lar quarterly dividend of II per cent,
was forced down to 9114, but rallied at
the close to 91&, a net loss of rs
points. The bears made greater head
way in the motor and oil group, but
the declines in the railroad list were
Darativcly small. Republic Iron
and Steel was noticeably weak. with a
ret decline Of 3l4 points, while Stand
ard Oh of New Jersey, on turn-ove
of forty shares, was down 25. Stude-
baker and Chandler showed losses re-
spcctivcly of and 3l2 points
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
Wool Drops in London

According to dispatches received here
yeste rday full blood merino wools de-
clincd about 20 per cent at the Monday
snlc in London and cross-bred wools
dropped 10 to Is per cent. The
larger drop in the higher grade wools
is notable. ms heretofore the demand
has been conferred on the better grades.
Ihc offerings Monday totalcd 1900
bales
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
Whelan Stocks Raided

When Wall Street traders heard that
George J. Whclan had left his off ce
yesterday morning for another Euro
pean trip they thought it was good
time to engineer a drive Ton the
"Whelan" stocks. Ir few minutes they
succeeded in sel.'l United Retail
Stores down from 70 t. IS p and To-
bacco Products from 68ss to 66B
Then it was learne that Nh Whelan
had suddenly chans.. his mind about
going abroad at this +,me and there
was hurried covering movement, but
this was not sufficient to wipe out all
the earlier losses.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
Belgian Bond Subscrintion

Although the books on the new $50
100000 Kingdom of Belgium twenty year
external 71s per cent bonds do not open
until to-day, the subscriptions re-
celved yesterday were reported to be
heavy. The securities are redeemable
IN any year until and including June /,
l945 at 115 per cent of the PRINCIPAL
sum by operation of the annual sinking
fund Of not less than s2,3O0,OoO. The
yield varies from 24S9 per cent to 7.95
per cent, depending on the operation
OF the law of chance in the drawings.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
Liberty Bonds Decline

The raising Of the rediscount rate
at the Federal Reserve Bank of paper
secured by Liberty bonds and victory
notes from 51s to s per cent yesterday
led to heavy selling of the war issues,
ana the bonds declined sharply in
value: There was some recovery in
the afternoon, but the net losses for the
day were substantial,
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
Coca Cola

Considerable importance was at
tached in the Street to the announce
ment that the bottlers' suit in the Su-
preme Court of Georgia against the
Coca Cola Company had been with
drawn. Just what the withdrawal of
this litigation We d mean to the com
pany was not officially explained, but
the stock after opening q point higher
at 35 advanced to 36ss at the close,
where it showed a net gain of 2as
points over Saturdays last sale.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-02
Stocks Ex Dividend
Paris Market Firm

PARlS, Juno 1.-Prices were firm on
tho bourso to-day. Throe per cent
r'ntca, 80 francs 80 confines. Ex.
change on London, 80 francs 81 CEN
.lmes. flve per cent loan, 81 francs 90
confines, The dollar was quoted at 12
francs 96M ccntimAs.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-14
WRITES Of FORMER
GAS DISCOVERY HERE
Nj, vevernon. ore. oct /. 1870

nj fefefhohs OFe.t Oct l. 1870
Editor Gazette -Times:-In our issue
Of Sept 2s. l note that Mr.. A. NJ. link
has found natural gas a few miles
east of lone. For a long time l have
been thinking Of writing to your paper
to call attention of the well drillers
over there to the possible existence Of
gas in that nelghborhood.
To explain this statement 1t will be
necessary to relate an incident that
occurred away back in the SOS when
1 was a boy and lived in sixmlle, about
nine miles north and a little east of
lone. No doubt there are others owe
there who will yet remember the oe-
~curance. As I remember 1t the facts
are as follows;
Two men, Alex Graham and Milt Pip
err were employed by the late DR.. E. r.
Swinburne to dig a well on some land
ne oWnou ou uppoi oiAhliiei WHICH hs 1
remember would be about six miles a
little north Of east of lone. These men
had put the well down about 20 feet
when one morning Piper was In the
well and started to light his pipe. Gas
was ignited and the flames filled the
well and climbed higher than the wind
lass where Graham stood. The latter.
however, bravely remained at his post
and reeled up the rope. bringing Piper
to the surface. Piper was badly burn
ed. as to a less extent was Graham. As
/ remember II. the formation exposed
there is altogether of volcanic origin.
II is not likely that gas could originate
in the formation. 1t is more probable
that beneath this lies a carboniferous
stratum sealed in by the everything vol
canic rocks. 1t Is quite possible that
natural gas in commercial quantities
may be found II that upper stratum is
penetrated.
/ think It likely that W. W. Smead
will recall the facts above narrated
and perhaps remember just where the
well was located. ! used TO know that
country we'll. but l do not know Just
where Mr.. links place is, ownerships
having changed so since I was there.
ROY GLASSCOCK.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-10-14

Heppner. Ore, Oct IL, 1920
Editor The Gazette Timhes:
viii you kindly publish the follow
ing:
George Chamberlain is full of tricky
tricks,
He sprung Statement No. One
His own election to safely fix.
Another thing he done,
He got the democrats to register repub-
lican
And nominate stanfield against their
nan
To make the election easier for their
Chamberlain.
But George has raised an awful row,
A big fight is surely on,
The Wilson men Won't help him now
And stanfeld will better serve Oregon.
His tricky tricks won't make him votes
He had much better have acted fair.
And when the votes are counted George
will be the goat,
II pays all candidates to be on the
square.
Fellow voters: 1 am personally ac-
ouainted with Bob Stanfeld. and
know him to be a clean, safe. capable
| gentleman. II elected to the United
states Senate he will be of vastly more
benefit to the state of Oregon tina
| Chamberlain has ever been or ever will
be, for Mr.. Stanheld Is ~irrevocably COM
mitted to those principles of govern
ment that create a most active indus
trial development, creating and stimu-
lating a most healthy market for every
thing we produce. It multiplies oppor-
t~unities whereby the whole American
people can get the largest possible re-
turns for their efforts In all kinds OF
enterprises.
Mr.. Chamberlain stands for those
principles Of government that destroy
our markets, create stagnation In all
kinds of enterprises and create the
absolute compulsion Of soup houses
and idle men. The free trade policy OF
the democratic party transfers the prof
its and wealth Of these United States to
the European countries Inc primer
pies and entire plan of government OF
the democratic party is un-American
We are told we never had such good
wages. I answer. we never had a world
war with billions upon billions OF
American money being poured out on
every hand. And we never had any
party so Internally wasteful and ex'
~travagant and SO absolutely devoid OF
lust horse sense, as has characterized
the every act of the Wilson administra'
ton.
Ladies' Of Oregon: Old Harry Cum
mings has paid dearly to learn thu
truth of the above statements. Dom
be mislead by such stun as the Journa
is sending out.
Very truly,
HARRY CUMMINGS.