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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
NriibCrc 6crmanncrin in Sallns,
Scras, gcitprbcn.

6rolt Nulon &. SScbrcnbndL och.
9iict. itorb ON II. Sttpbcr in ibrcr
@pDnlu1g III 0ollo&, Scrns, im 9II-
fer pon 50 ISobrcn lno 5 Monotcn,
noh ldngcrer &ronfbcit.
0ic &crItorbCnc murbc mn g..
Ntni, 1868 in &crnlann ais Gpd)tcr
bc$ friibCrCn Gplmtpridtcrs, glllQlrit
Hicf. 0cbOrcn lmh cr5o0cn. Seit
Ocn pcrgon9cncn % Sabrcn ipobrtc
iic in 9aIlos, Seros. Sic binter.
lQbt ibrclt @ottcn iutO 5lpci SGbuc,
ionic foI9croc GcihlpiItcr; 6rmt q.
MuCIIcr, Don GnlloS, Scros; 6. q.
Hicf, bon @crlnann; 5rolt Soo Nocl,
f., pon llnion Wto.; tSrot 2nlliic
2inDorOt, sSrau 2cna &cbCr, SSroll
glmo Ncicr, SSrolt Cola Shncll,
Otto Sticf, 0tar 9ficf mb gloom
Iicf, ppn ct. 2ouiS.
Gic @cerbiglmg fon0 IN GoaoS,
nlli bcnl GolDorp &ir6bofc itntt, nodl
cinCr Srullcrfcicr in Der ct. So.
icpbs Gotbcorolc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
6rmann, lRp, 6reitag, ben 80. Sttober 1920
Grlest cincu @olf.

5rorf Sdpccrfocttiug, non 9illi6
Gilonb, crlcgtc omt lettcn 9iCnStoQ
clnen groben @olf. GicicS itanpclt
i'm jc0pdl niht 81 Ciucnl groBcn Sd
ger Dor bcnt SCrrn, Ocm 5ronf iii
nid)t cinmal Elm Sonntogsjdgcr uuO
Oos Grlcgcn 0c5 @olfcS no6te ibnl
fcincSmcgs 6reitoc, bo CT DCniclbcn
nor alpet H5obrclL nodocnl Die gS0l.
i'm ollf Der GSniel gct0btct morOcn
mar, ais min5ig flcincs 9S0lflcin &C.
tangeit bottc ln0 ipGtCr DER Spiel
falucroo itinCr &in6cr lpuroc. Gum
groBen &olfc oltS9cma6ien tomltc
oaS Sbier ieinc gSoIfsnotlr nidJt
DCrlclt9ncn lmo murbc oCm Nilbncrs
nolf oltf Der Sorm 10 gefQbrIi6 oob
0aslclbc on 0ic &cttc gCIeQt mCr0en
ntBtc, bon iucl6cr es iid] ucbrcre
Notc losriB um0 groBcn Shobcrl
onridtCtc bis S6mecrfocttin9 iid
idliebIid ge5pln9en iob Ocn gSoIf
81 t0btcn. 6ranf bcboltptet bob 0cr
@olf bcr bette @odbln0 luor Sen
or ie ouf ieiner 6arn bottc, rnO Oob
fcin 6remOcr, pcOcr bel Sag oOcr
9taft, ii6 Scr @oDnl,ng nGbcrn
fonnte obne BOB Der @plf bicies
bur6 Ioutes 9cllen perrietb.
S6Dccrfoctting iototc Sen @oIi
nod cincm SoriocrmiItcll III Ct
2ollis lm bcniclbcn ausltopiCn 81
loilen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
9tcpnblifaniide 9ialn morgcn IbenS
i'm 6onrtbnns.

Nm Samstns glbcno, ocn 80. 81.
tobcr fin6et I'M GOurtbolts cine gro.
&c repubIifmil6c 9toGp itott. 9ic
repllbIifaniihen Goimtp- -GonoiOaten
mcrbcn ml oieiem gl6cno ibrc 5luci.
m06entli6e Gnmpngnc bccnOcn unO
ii6 Den Ficiigen 9ilrgern boritellen.
Ghenfalls iuer6en ntcbrerc Scr Gon-
biOotcn iiu Stoots. .g(enter bier Ieilt
lmO 9lnipradcn baltcn. 0icie Scr.
ianntlln,g, om &orobenO Scr @obl
itottfin0eno, miro Ocu S6luB scr
GanpngnG bilOcn lmO ioGtc fein
&dblrr cs ncriIlunCn 0cricIbcn bel.
5lnuobrlcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
Scasnc Of 9tatiOns bon epmpctentcr
Scitc bclendtst.

8. q. SdneiOerbobn ein berpor.
rogenOer SSSuriIt bon ct. 2ouis, Der
ii3 oer S0lferbun0paft (2easue Of
gtations) gum St1Oturn ecmo9t bat
unO Oesbalb au9 Die @efobren er.
fentt in Die luts Der 8citritt 5ltr
&eagltc Of ytations filbrcn niiroe,
DicIt ON 0Iithuo6 gIbCno I'M bieli.
gen Gourtbalts cine ncbr ols 5lpei-
ltiulOigc AnIpro6c pnr elmer 3obl.
reid bclu6ten Scrinllmlung. Ser
Nconcr madtc 0orallf allfmcrfiam,
OaB man. I'M Die 9an5C Sraglucitc
ocs Solfcrblu0pnttes 5lt begreifcrL
Den 10000 @prtc lmlfolien0cn Srie.
rcnSbCrtrag crit lcIcn um0 nnaliiircn
millic; crit baml crfcnnt man flor
Die @Cfnbrcn, mcldc nidt nur 6ic
8oblfnbrt ltnIerCs 2onOes, ion0crn
mICrc 6rcibcit ioipic Oic SouDcrGni.
tat luniCrCr Station bcoroDcn, pe,ln
0ic Scr. Stootcn ii6 bctb0ren IieBcn.
Der 2eogue Of Stations bci6utretcn.
Syn 6cm 6ric0CnSpCrtro9c, bcncrftc
Scr Econer, lit fcin cill5igcr Scr IA
Eunftc @ilion'S" bcriidii6ti9t NOR
ocn, lm0 onltott fir Die gepricienc
SclbItbcitin1ung Der S0lfer einau-
trctcn, hat @ilIon nift nur ieinc
3uItiununq 81, ibrcr llnterbrilfitnQ
lmb &nchtltng qcQcbcn, ionoern oud
sen umQebcllrcn 2onhs lnh @ebict.
ruth GngIonos, ooS cin mcbr olS on
NCrtboI6 Wtillioncn Guo6ratne!lcn
lunfoiicnbcS 8chiet Der 9eidmG6ten
Notioncn nmcftlrtc, alltgebelBen.
ltno INT 9rittaniCn'S @ciis icineS
Roubes 5lt Ii6crn, Iollcn bic Ser
Stootcn lid oltrd ltnter5eid)nen oes
SGIferbuno .Sertroaes perpflidten 81
jcocr5cit bcrcit au icin, ibrc &ric9s.
unO BCI0moht Sen @erbilnOetcn oltl
%criil9unQ 81 itcllCn. Cor, 6cl
0emofrntiihc @rGii0cntidoftS Got'
Oioot, lit SIT @lnritcn Ser 2eoQuc d
Stations, mic CT ijberbnllpt Elm Mir
higcr NohfoIQcr Milion'a icin mir.
&c, 0ciicn 9tcQicrlnQ sic outofro
tiidlItc, ncri6pcn6criihitc Ii. lanbcs'
gCi1brlihitc mar Icit @utbonnn'S
3CitclL lmb foroCrtc oobcr ser &c6'
nrr sur GrmGbllmQ bcs rcpl(bIifoni.
ithcn Gonoiootcn 1oroinQ ouf, SCI
QcQcn bcn Gilltritt IN Den &0lfcr.
bmo ln0 gc0cn nIlc &crluifclltngcr
nit ircnOlGnoiIhcn NGdJtcn it, IL
oriicn S1Gnbcn oo8 Stootsidiff mic
Scr IN iidcrc5 Tobrmoiicr gcIcnft
mcrorn miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
9 a b..

Sri. 2lnnic &rllc9cr, bon Ncbro$
to bciin0ct ii6 icit mcbrcrcn GoQcn
bier oui 9ciph bel ser 6omiIic
Srib @clthOI5.
Norrp Stocnncr rn0 @nttin, Don
@elIAlgton, NO, mcltC ii6 nrf ser
NOdl5citarciic bcfinoelL morcn Icbtc
SSodc bier olrf 9eiudy bel ser 80,
miIic 0cor8 StOCnnCr lnb 2&m.
&o6
Gic @cbrilocr S@cItbol5 bcobiicbti.
gen oil fibrer 6orm Elm neues ee.
rdumi8cS gSobnbou3 5u bol,cn filr
meI6es bicicIbcu 0ic GrlnOnloucrlr
bcreitS pollenOCt bobeu.
Die nclgrooirtc Nft. StcrlinQ
unO @op 9tooo, lit jctt ourd Ocn
piclen &egCn 10 icbr olfgclpci6t, oaB
0teielbc MIR nit S6mierigfeiten &c.
mtBt mcr0cll tann.
Scr Eoli5eis@m0 scr cincm 5t.
2ouiicr GoIiaiitcrr entlaufen ipar. i't
Oltrh G0, Sdultc 9cfltu0cn uorocn.
2cffmam & Stof lmtcrnoblnen
am Monto9 nit Dem Sarnlpagei,
cine 6abrt mad @crn1onn INT cine
SoOlng 6utteritoff 81 boIcn.
Der lleuc Trcoiger Scr cbongI.
ct, SouIss s8clneinoc miro, ipic man
crlportet, Oicie SSo6c bicrbcr ilbtr-
iieoeln.
Seims & &o6 babcn ibre 2reid.
moidtne nod ni6t ins 8interqltar
tier gebra9t, Oa an ser Secono
Greet nod al1f mebreren Sarrnen
&leeiamen 3lt brei@en lit.
2effmann & Stof berfaufteu Ell.
ncn i60nen S6afbod an @m. Gun.
bcripirtb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
Yaitor Rups rcii9nirt.

@oItor SoDn 9topS, icit fiiuf Sab.
rcn Ercoiger Scr preSbptcriiben 9tas
Saretb @encinoc bon Spiss ioluic
Scr 3ionSs s@emeinoc bon 6irIt Greet,
bat lebtcn Sonntog icin glmt nicbcrs
gcIcQt I'M Die 2eitlung cincr prcSbDs
tcriI6cn @emcinoe IN George, SSopa,
at iibernebn1cn. Gin gto6foIgcr ocS
YoItpr Stops lit bis icst nod uiht
oeii6crt porOcn. Eaitor Stops ltto
;Sonlilic iperbcn Gnoc oes Wtonats
gaobenlber no1 ibrer tteuen $eimatb
in Soma iiberiieocln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
Nnnnler 4
Iaitur q. Grcbs pl6tlidJ sciturbeH.
@,fanntcr GreSiger crleiSct iuGbrenS
or in Sennor, g. ., elmer
GonicrcnS beiluobnt, einen
Ser5idJlag.

Yoitor u. &rebs, bon 8alena,
SQ., puroe lcbte g8o6c III @ennor.
Siio.0ofotn, mdbrcno er oort elmer
Gouicrcn3 Der Observation-Disclosures
bciruobntc, bon cincm S6laganiulle
bctroFicn bent CT fltS Ourouf crlag.
GoItpr arcbs, meI6er Oas 70. Sc.
bcnsjobr errei6t botte, binterldBt
icinc @ottin, bier S0bnc uno cine
Go6tcr. Ger 9ci6noul muroe mad
Oolcno Su, sur @cCroigltn8 &C.
braft.
Enltor &rcbs lpar II Sabre lang
IN @nsconnOe Gountp mobnbuft, iln0
5por mar or 5ebn Sabre ais HrcOis
ger Der @resbptcrioner @en1einOr
SIT Ban 1no iicbel Sabre ais Gre.
Oi9cr Der 3ionSs @Culcinoc on Scr
6irit Greet tb0tig, 100 or niht MIR
bci icincn @cnlcinbc-NliC6ern ion.
0crn nld bel allen lmicren NfitMlr-
gcrll 0iC nit ibnl in nGbCrc 9erilDs
rlln9 tomcn in bobcr 9l6tl,nq itanO
lrnb in unierem County biele G5relu1.
&c 6interI6Bt oic lcincn Go6 bctrau.
ern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
Itrcid)c go.

ibiAININ w.
9lmcnocnlcnt 9to. 10. - Gic
3abI Der WtitgIicOcr bcs itootIi6Cn
Nbcrgcri6tcS bon iicbcn ol,f ne1tn
gu crb0bcn lmo 6o8 Gerift in orei
onltott alpei 9(btbeilunqcn 5u Der.
theilcll nit jc Orci Hihtcrn. n.-Wtor
itrci6c $50.
g(inenoement 90. If. - 9couf.
trogt sic 2cgiSlatur cin @eicb 5lt
crloiicn baS itimmbcrcdOtiotcn Silr.
germ 0cS Stoote8 sic illt NtiIitGr,
uno 6Inttcnbienit Itcbcn, Oos &e6t
ncrlcibt Dllrh ooS glbmcicnbeita-
g2obl ipItem ibrc Stilmnc obSllge-
ben. - Mon itrei6c 90.
9Lnlcn0cncnt Go. IL. - Sc.
5lpcft Die @rb0bung Ser @eit9lic6cr.
sobl 6cs Ct. 2oltis g(ppellotions'
@erihtcs non Orci nllf feds Rt6tcr,
uno Gintbcillng OcSIclbcn il, 5lpct
9(btbeillngcn bon ic- brct Hi6tcrn.
- Mon itrcidc go.
glmenOcmcnt go. 13. - Ttfercn'
oum Our9 Yctition gum 8lltbciBun9
Der bon Scr Iebten 2e9islotltr CT
loiicncn brnItii6cn 8cietlnobrcgeIn
our Gnforcirllng Scr SrobibitionSs
glftc. - Wton itrcidc YeS.
glmcn6cmcnt go. ID. - &efcren'
bum burd 8etition our 8utbeibung
ocr bon Der 2egislatrr crIancncn
g(rbcitcr GntibGOi9lngS 9lftc. -
Otan itrei6e 9es.
g(n1enocmcnt go. Is. - 8iber.
rrf BON glrtifel Is Scr StootSsGons
ititlltion, lmo on oeiicn StcIle cincn
neucn glrtifel 5lt crlaIlen, iuel6cr
sic 9(rt 1uo 8eiie az &cbiOirltng
luno glnenoirltng ser StaotS'Sers
faiiung boridreibt, lmO bic @tnbe'
ruflmQ cincr conititittioncllcn GOns
benton beltimnlt. Wton ltrcidc gfo.
SSn lmIcrenl Gollntp iuir6 alr
0icnStog cbcllfaIlS iibcr Die 5ro9e
abgeItinlntt lpcrbcn, ob bic Sn9o nilf
@o6teIn (OuailS) allf alpci Sabre
eeidloIicn bleibcn loIl, Scr Auaii
lit Der niltlifitc &ogcl Den mir bu'
ben inbcn icinc Sollptnobrltng aus
SJnicftcn unO llnfrautiamcn bcltcbt.
Sarmcr mclbc Die gtilsli6fcit bicicS
Sogels oils SSnicftcnpertilger ldon
IGngit erfannt baben gcltotten baS
SSa9cn onocrcn @ilbcS ouf ibrc1
2Gnoereien untcr Der Seoin9ln9
boB Scr AlIail eeihpnt miro. -
Man itrei6e bier ous SO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

0aS &rcisgcrift (Gircllit Gourt)
miro om 10. gtobcmbcr gu cincm
bcrto9tcn &crnlirt in Sititr9 treten
tint bcn 0colcp Sdooeneridb. .Gros
3cb eegcn sic California, @o.,
@cclcn Mias 81. Sn nerborcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29
gSie iuir iibrr bic glmenOcmeuts snr
Staats.GOuititntion itimmcn
iucrSen.
I'm @ascunaSe GOuutg itimmen bic
gSGbler bariiber ab, ub bic
SasO anf Guuils AMI
sluei Sabre ,nerbuten
iein ipa.

03ci Der @obl onl nGdltcn 9icnS.
taQ ncrbcn bic @Gblcr cincn ipc3ieI-
len g8abl5ettcl crbaltcn aui melhcn
t5 glmcnOclnentS 5ur StaotS.&crs
foIiuno Oeniclbcn CUR IbItimmllnG
1ultcrbrcitGt pcr0en. SSill man filr
cincS o0Cr 0cS onocre glmcnocn1cnt
itiulnlcL 10 itreiht mon 0aS Mort
SO" lmO l1bt oaS gort r0cS"
itebcu. 8ern man 9c9en Cit glmcnO-
merit itintmcn mill, 10 Itrcibt oocr
Ourdfrcll6t man Oos @Ort v9es.
gSir brtugcn nodfolgcno III &ilr5c
Sic @cltimnutnecn Ser Is 9lmcnOc.
mcnts, lmO geben glei65citig oil ipic
mir iclbit iibcr oicic glncuocmcntS
jtinlnlCn mer0cn.
ENHANCEMENT go. 1 - @criilgt
Nab Wtit9Iieoer Der 2egiSlotlr Gin
o5abrcsgebaIt bon $1,000 crbaltcn
iOIlcL onitott lpic jctt $500 pro
Sag fir 0ic 9nucr ser 2egtsIntlrs
Sitlmg.-Wtan Itreidc gto.
llmcllDenlent go. 2. = Grn1Gd
tigt St0otc bon nlCbr ais 100000
Girmohner imtcr lpcnigcr idpicrigell
llnitGnOen oils oieicS jcst 9eidcbcn
forn ibrcn tSreibricf (Gbortcr) jlt
ocr1n0crn. -Won Itrcihc go.
glmcll0cment 9to. 8. - gllltbori.
iirt grobcrc St1btc gcmcinOienltlide
anIagcr mic 8oIierpcrfc, Strobcn-
bobnCn. clCftrildc 2idt. ltnb &roit.
InIo9cn tGuflidy 5u iibcrncbncn lm0
Sic nOthi9c @cItcuerlmg auf3ucrlC.
gen. - Mon itrci6c No.
NulCr0cmcnt go. A. - 2Gutbori.
iirt cine Wtcbr5obl scr GcietIi6cn
Stlnungcbcr Cincs Hooo .GtitriftcS
cine SpC5iolItclter bon nidt mch
ola 30 Gcnts per 500 Steucriucrtb
5n crbCbcn. 49, Wor itrcide go.
Enhancement go, 5. - @c5pcft
cine &er1nNcr,mQ bon Scction II.
artifcI 10 Scr Stoots .Tcrfoiilm9,
burh ncItbc bic hetrcffenoen @cbors
Oen olttboriIicrt pcrbcn Sic Stcuern
filr Gountp. Stoot. lmb Sdul5pcdc
Ionic fiir Jiepurutru offcntlidcr sc.
bGu0c 5lt crb0bcn. - Wtnn ItreidC
go.
glmcn6cu1cnt Geo. 6. - glrtbori.
iirt bic 2cgislotur cine @onhonlcibc
III Scr Sobc BON iGf5ig Wtillionen
Dollars 81 MADDEN fir Roo6s unO
grilfcnbollten.
8leid ailen forti6rittlib gciinn'
ten Silrgcr, iinb nlth mir 5lt @un'
ltcn bcIierer 9naos 1tn0 sluar 81
@unIten bon 9tonoS Sic 5l1 ir9cno
elmer 3cit 6eS 'SSSobres bcfnbrt mer.
:. ben f0nnen. 9os ImcrtOeuent go.
6, mie berfobt, lit ieboh IN biclcll
StnIihtcn 5lt ltnbcitimlHt inocn cS
teinc Oefinitiben 8lGne be8 Strabcn.
boueS borior9t, ltrto oic @cfabr 1tidlt
oltSgeidloilcn lit boB no6Ocm 5lpci
9roBe SeeritroBen bltrd Den Staat
9ebaut iuorocn Iin6, Sic &ountD.
ltraBcn Dos 9to6leben bobcu merOcn.
- gton itreide bas geS.
glmenoement gtp 7. - a1ttbori'
'trt StGbtc bon nidt mebr olS 3d.
900 gintpobner einc bcrinebrtc
gonbiduIb 5il controbiren Inn @ai'
lcrlperfc lnb 2idt. .g(nIogcn 5u bait
en-. - Man itrei9e geo.
glncnoenlent go. s. - 9eotf
tra9t bic 2eeislotitr cine iibrlite
Stc1er oon u Gent rno nidt nlebr
als 8 Gents per 500 Steuernertb
altfauerlcsen aur 8eniionicrime
bltnocr Eerione, - @tan itrcide
go.
- glmenbelncnt go. 8. - autbori.
l1rt cine Sono.ausgnbe bon elmer
Wtlllion Collars Inn ci,ten Sonb aur
llnterItiisllng bon Soloaten bcs
8eltfrieaes ALI creiereu. - Ifan
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

0as SoIfsbIatt $500 per Sabr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-10-29

lhnitGnocn am Gienstae, oen 2.
9touclnber, iid an Der @abI Su be-
teilisen.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-09-30
SOUTH TURNING TO PROJECTION.

Not the states of the solid Democratic south will
with the assertion of the Democratic tariff
question has been settled Neither do they agree that it
been taken out of politics In fact the tariff be
generally dscussedor discussed energecalyn the
South than in the North just the present The Repub
lican party believes in protective tariff matter of
nomic principle and would apply the protection to every
dusy that needs it, regardless of what section of the country
may have particular interest in the industry The Demo
Gratis however believe in free trade except to the particular
industry in which they have their capital invested
Not long ago there demands coming from
the peanut of Virginia other Southern States
import duty protect them from the competition
of peanuts grown China where the only pro-
duced chapy but sheed by the cheapest labor face
the globe and sent to this country be manufactured
candy Lemon of the South also favor import duty
their product and the Angora goat growers of
gued successfully for the retention of tn duty moha
when the Democratic party put wool on the free list
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-09-30
NOTICE no CREDITORS

In the Probate Court, County Of
Idaho, State Of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of A s.
Wright, deceased
Notice is hereby given, that Letters
of Administration on the estate OF A.
s. Wright (also known as Asa Sam
ual Wright) deceased, were granted
to the undersigned ON the 7th day of
August, 1920, by the. Probate Court Of
Idaho County.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required TO exhibit
them to me for allowance at my resi-
dence at Grangeville, Idaho, within
ten months after the date Of the first
publication of this notice., or they
shall. be forever barred.
Dated this 21st day of August, 1920
SARAH X. WRIGHT,
Administrative
A. s. Hardy, Attorney for Admins
tratrix.
First publication August 20, 1920. 5t
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-09-30

Heretofore cotton growers have been among the most al
dent advocates of free trade for under free trade poncy n
could sell their cotton abroad and let the
cotton goods free That the days when all tne
cotton mills the North 1t also IN the days Wne
the only cotton product of consequence the fiber but
times have changed There has been gradual and In re-
years. rapid development of cotton manufacturing the
South especially the line hosiery Moreover cotton seed
the form of oil meal has become important
of the cotton growing industry.
But there has also been rapid growth the soy bean and
oil industry the Western shores OF the Pacln
with consequent large mportaons of those vegetable Oils TO
the United States Shipments of the oils have been so extern
ve that tank steamers sometimes used in order to reduc
the cost of handling the OIL and COMPRISING plants have been
established in the United States for extracting oil from I'M
ported cocoanus Even though these oils not exactly Ike
cotton seed OIL they into almost direct competition and
reduce the price the American producer for his out
put.
AS consequence of this growing competition the Farm
League Dallas Texas recently adopted resolutions pro-
testing against the large mporaon of Oroena oils and
questng the Congressman that district work for the
imposition of import duty the foreign product in order to
protect the cotton industry" Commenting upon this the man.
ufacturers record Southern periodical published at Ba
more Wh Texas cotton growers demanding protec-
tive tariff with the tobacco and peanut leading the
work. added the long fight of the Louisiana
for protection the old theories which the
politicians thought the South forever chained will be
ceiving severe JOLT es4
Yet the Democratic platform Of 1920 reafms the trad
ona attitude of the Democratic party the tariff question
which is that protective tariff is unconstitutional
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-09-30
TELEPHONE MEN HERE.

w. j. Phillips, district commercial
superintendent, w. c. Pickford, COM
mercial engineer, of Seattle, w. G..
Barbor, superintendent of maintenance
6. III. Benson, district plant chief4of
Spokane, and A. II. Johnson, district
manager of the lewiston territory of
the Pacific TEL & Tel. Co., were in the
city Tuesday on tour of inspection
While In the city matters pertaining
to a ground floor location for the COM
pany's office was given a thorough
investigation
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-09-30
KEEP YOUR RECEIPTS.

dispatch from Chicago says that large corporation
called to explain why it had not paid its tax
had paid It is said that there millions of money
the federal vaults with record to show where it
from fortunate for the corporation in this instance
that it did conduct its business loosely does the Will
administration 1t will also be fortunate for lot of other
people if they carefully the receipts for their
ments to the government.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-09-30
SO PER SPUR

Inspection of the records dscloes that the War Depart
ment bought enough spur straps supply SO
cer The probably for the swivel chair officers
who out the straps where their boots rubbed against the
edges of the desk.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
3OY IF Il CAUGHT LIN WAY ID COAST
 WITH STOLEN AUTO

'Sn ohiy s partially equipped tank "r gasoline and no money with which TO buy more or even to provide him !seH with food, an eleven year old boy was intercepted in a stolen motor car at Nickenburg last night The boy -oio officers that he was on his way to San Diego to visit an aunt
 When an oakland tourine car owned oS Henry Miller was stolen from in front of the Phoenix National Bank early last Saturday morning officers m Phoenix and the surreunding ter fitory were immediately advised to pc on the watch for 1t. Officer Genuug or Wickenburg became suspicious When he saw q small hoy piloting an Oakland into the town and began to question the diminutive driver The oItlcer communicated with the sheriff otIice at Phoenix and ascertained that the car the boy was driving had been stolen here
 4 little boy with plenty Of freokIes, long pair of pants. a pair of heavy work shoes Q black slouch hat and an abundance of nerve was ushered Into the sheriffs office here last night,
 Where were you going with that stolen ear?' deputy sheriff Wilson asked the youngster
 Just down to California" :" came the definate reply.
 Did you have any money"
 Nope"
 Then how did you expect to buy { gasoline?"
 "Aw, I had pretty near a tankfuI when I started. I was just going to San Diego"
 The boy admitted to the officers that Inc had previously stolen a Ford car but only used it one day and then des- sTted it. He has been staying with an Peoria efa a-ti or1 his trip for the coast she passed his uncle's place in the stolen motor ear.
 Weren't you afraid your uncle would see you in the stolen car2 the boy was asked
 "I thought he might see me. but wos purity sure he couldn't catch me, was the answer. "I sure hit CT UT purty fast when I went past his place
 The boy will be taken before pro- bation officer McFall today.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
COTT TON PLAYERS. SPRING SURPRISE AT CASA GRANDE
lspeelal to Ghe Republiean)

CASA GRANDE June I3-The South west Cotton Company tegss ST Phoenix zona League 7asr 6toesg by d1geating the locals $ to { in 8 rhitfest. Et was the third defeat In as many starts for the Casa Grande cIue
 Brilliant fielding plays featured the contest, the 5nfield work Of the visit ing players bordering on the sensat~ ional and r0bbing the locals oc seT~ eraI runs
 Casa Grande has the better oc the hitting with l8 safeties t8 i for the Cotton players but AIOlina. was tight ln the pincFess
 Oliver Casa Grande center fielder, led with the stick work, getting four hits in five trips to the plate. q single double, triple and 8 nome run.
 He drove in one Of the locals 1iYG runs and scored three more himself.
 WestfaIl, Cotton company left fielder also got four hits in five times up.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14

tBatted for SicklnS in sixth.
 s~Batted for Barnes in ninth.
 Score by innings St Louis ... ITO 210 000--5 New York ........ 010 900 200-3
Arizona republican., 1920-06-14
GAL LvhDORE ONly
 BOXER WHO HAS
 DROPPEDFRA

When Young Trance in the opinion Of Beaney Walker the best lightweight on the coast. meets Phil Salvatore Los Angeles lightweight in 2, ten round main event at Tally's open~ajr arena Friday night. he will be facing the only 1a3- -pounder that has ever sent him to 8 canvas for a count.
 Although he has participated in over 100 ring battles Young Trance has only once heard q referee pealtpS ott seconds over him, and. it, was Salyar~ ore who sent him crashing to the floor with 9 terrific right cross to the point of the jaw.
 Three times, heretofore, France and Salvatore have met. France won the first bout. It was ip the second meet ing that Salvatore dropped France and the former won handily. 4 third meet ing was thereupon arranged draw decision being given at the end of four rounds of the fastest and hardest milling ever seen at Vernon, accoro ~ ing to Los Angeles sport critics, The last meeting however, was more man year ago.
 Salvatore is a brother to Sally Sal yadore. a few years ago considered the best man of his weight in the game bar none.
 Phil has the earmarks of being 3 second Sally.
 Phil Carries Kick
 Phn is of the rangy type, fast on his feet. clever boxer and mighty hard hitter France will testify to that and France has met some awfully good boys in his ring career. The Los Angeles boy, despite his cleverness, is a willing mixer and alweys anxious 70 exchange blows with any opponents.
 He demonstrated that on his first and only appearance in this city az ainst Billy Cappelle last Labor Day. Cappelle is of the bull dog type -o1 ring battler. He starts after an op- ponent at the sound of the first gong and never lets mp, just keeps boring in all the time. In Salvatore however he met a boy equally as willing tc give and take. The Salvatore Cap belle setto was long remembered by | local fans
 France is working hard for Salvatore being that good condition will stand him in good stead over the 10-roune route. He's working every afternoon at Lewis training quarters at eighI and Washington street, starting at { o'clock and fans are welcome tt watch him do his stunts, which include several rounds of boxing. Salvatore will reach Phcenig Tues day morning according to word rec eived by the American Legion pro- motors of the boxing program las night
 The advance sale Of tickets starts morning at the Doyle cigar stand.