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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-03

Secure s ! lots In Meridian
nam ~ nice building lot in the best
are IOWA. where the good houses
|hirb guiding. On and near the state
IassIsa. own terms Of payment.
ty bonds Taken at Par %#s
Phons o,so FRANK NoURsE,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-03

q WANTED--Room and board for
Nd during school term. Address OF
78pne Mrs. NJ. L. HAND, Idaho Com,
nercial college.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-03
In the District Court

of the Third Judicial District of the
State of Idaho, in and for Ada County
Francis c. Green, Plaintiff, VS. Maude
r. Green, Defendant.
Alias Summons.
The State of Idaho sends greetings
to Maude r. Green, the above-named
defendant
You are hereby notified that a COM
plant has been filed against you in
the District Court of the Third Judi
cial District of the State Of Idaho, in
and for Ada County, by the above
named plaintiff.
And you are hereby directed to ap-
pear and answer the said complaint
within twenty days of the service OF
this summons, if served within said
judicial district, and within forty
days if served elsewhere; and you are
further notified that unless you so
appear and answer said complaint
within the time herein specified, tha
plaintiff will take judgment against
you as prayed in said complaint.
Said suit is brought by plaintiff
to obtain a divorce from defendant
on the ground of wilful desertion.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
district court this 26th day of July,
1920.
(SeaD Stephen Utter, Clerk.
BY B. Clyde Eagleson, Deputy.
PERKY & BRINCK, Residence Boise
Idaho, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 13-6t
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-03
Taken I'm.

Ausrs.u s CITY pound of Meridian, on
ons rl Gun 1890, the following:
ana rooS white horse. Owner can find
0oser same by paying charges.
u W. ROACH, Marshal.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-03
Taken Up

h'sh grade Motul oil. at Matlock's.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-03

TOR SALE-Full blood Brown
sesaorn spring cockerela. Inquire at
conc house east Of corner on south
aae OF state highway leading TO
pise.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24
A VALUABLE CONVENTION

z ORTUNATE is the which privileged
session of the Colorado Editorial This
accorded to Genwood during the week.
people directly indirectly connected with of
making Colorado Glenwood
in that is possible in other n of
tenwood wise in properly entertaining the pencil
of the and visit here was
worth while The fraternity constitutes small
valuable portion of the population live Perhaps
other class the community lily be dispensed with
rue that community may without
tne and about the that it
exist without patronzng the job advertising depart
nen's Of his local but who wants to merely
The Of every community realize
the worth Of the thev appreciation
community patronage
justified in doing
The Post is gratifed able
tie the Chamber of
newspaper fraternity upbuiding
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24
PATRIOTISM

NINETEEN months the people of this and
IN yelled hoars up millions wood
themselves black the face and all for
This the the the
expression of "A feeling that animated the world.
Today communities the people up every day and
their patriotism True they do work such hardship
chords the buildings but they just
their demonstrations and effective This is the
the individual and the feeling that
every right minded resident of the community.
frowned objecto jailed the aekers
and shot the traitors In times they all receive the owns of
their fellows but saved the drastic punshments
The man child wk) is right with himself and his
patriotic community all the time He
it 365 days and from his sincerity in boosting his
only sefrespc and satisfaction but also returns
home and if
prosperity other fellow bound
Of n the of events.-Haxm Harvest
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24
REPUBLICAN RECORD ON SUFFRAGE

n EMOCRATS sbeenlo
Il things
When it Republicans
ready pull record. Here it is:
Cup date 80 Republican legislatures have ratified the
suffrage amendment while only Democratic legislatures have at
fed it.
When reecment of the amendment only Re
publican Delaware has rejected while Democratic
legislatures have rejected suffrage up date
effort for the the United States
6 Republican called special of their eg
rafy the while other side only
Democratic have made the attempt.
On this question Senator Harding hits the nail the head
when make advantage
of this situation hope there will be ratification and do
through Republican Democrat
state There will be glory enough for the Republican party
whether the 36h Republican If Democratic
should finish the work ratification the record still would
show that the by Republican Democratic
states That is good enough for u.s.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24
RIFLE NEWS
Wedding Bells

Harry Harp and Florence Parker
stole away to Glenwood last Saturday
evening and were married by Rev. VIM
Pepper at the NJ. Il. parsonage. Mr..
and Mrs. Odbrey Soulc accompanied
them They returned to Rife Sunday
night.
Mrs. Harp is tile eldest daughter of
Mr.. and MrS Ed. Parker and has act
ed as dry goods clerk ut the +. Me-
Learn store for number of years.
Mr. Harp is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thad S. Harp and has spent the great
er part of his life in Rife He served
in the u s. army during the recent
war and spent many months in France.
Both young people are well known
here and have many friends who will
wish them all the joy of married life.
Mrs. James Edwards and son, of
Denver, who have been visiting her
neices, Mrs c. 8. Mitchell and Mrs.
huN tbuItis ictuiHtN ho'''
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. McLearn and
son left this week on camping trip
to Trappers lake.
Pearl and Maude Mccoy of Denver
who have been visiting at the Robert
Eyre home left Tuesday for their
home.
Lorcle; Soulc of Glenwo0d, who has
beer visiting her grandmother return
cd home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mr< c. w. Fravert were
down from Glenwood last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Harp were given
quite j0y-ride(y) around town last
Monday night in 4wheelcd cart
fastened to the rear Of Fred Millcr's
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24
CALL A SPADE A SPADE, SOMETIMES

XxIHAT kind publicity your community geng What kind
w you trying it? Are you listcrting the facts
rather than suffer the accusation Of being of the
telling the truth dsagrebe unreasonable and
the truth be- Here two dvcrgng lines OF conduct
Which is the Objectionable! -iNF-- e - ~--
The man necessarily the best friend of a community
things about the community provided his
only nice but truthful Sometimes the community
greater obligations to the who makes true
about his community though such statements
uncompl plimentary
years the quite often criticized for MAX
conditions prevailing
lin Glenwood of critics dared deny statements
they they They dared de-
conditions which assaled beca,se they well
did right and that justified in
altogether but VII ch
very few other communities would tolerate.
Sometimes of slanl.ng' town,
and their friends who made the illegal and Immoral conditions
possible and who tolerated them under the
the towns real enemies These the people who
actually ang the These the
No moral question settled until it is
doesn't settle these questions in other
Fortunately have gotten rid OF nearly all of these
moral lps who and disgrace any serespectng
community and fortunately rid Of several of the spine
less species who in those early days ready privately
that right, at the time declaring that
very business judgments and admitting further they
lacked the moral backbone and stamina 80 declare themselves for
the right lest it might them dimes
people expressing themselves along line
their conscientious crupe all the time but which they
lthey did not dare express
Well, sometimes it that somebody should break
the ce before anything worth while be accomplished
are not at all jealous Come boys the
times just cannot help Illuminating the
funny old world.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24

blasted down. making
through the impossible there has been considerable
both who would through the
well from who had hoped for good tourist
auto travel this year.
But have all complained much the sowness with
this being god shape for travel
h. such criticism hear daily the closure
that lose sight of the fact that cannot cake
other words if build this
for which long been clamong and if
is be built the shortest possible time must allow them to
work they WILL the end that the job be
pleted at the very earliest possible date.
There is nothing gained by diydallying along with this
the would twhich very
ally he will do We all disappointed the fact that the
be closed apparently has yet offered
able solution to the vexatious problem
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24
THAT CANON ROAD

w ITHOUT doubt it is annoy IA fellow try
w in the by otherwise only to
be told that he must back and change his plans select the only
possible pass entirely his dis
and much to the dpleasre of the residents of that
community had fonly good seasons That
Of the which .Cienwood finds herself this
time, and apparently is to blame.
has been made with construction company 10
build specifications, and natural, the
bidder hoped the job Certainly
This contract and
the bills The work has been
his making splendid
headway.
As long az possible do the will
through the from early in
evening working time the next morning But since large
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24
DENVER MAYOR VISITING HERE

- LENWOOD is being by Dewey c. Bailey
~ of the City and County Denver Bailey
force and character whom the fifty per
Republicans have been circulating
yahoos how should assembly
and forgetful of the
day OF while they always seeking opportunity
Ito double their and elect Democrat
ons that their personal interests will be benefited by
These the fellows who years
Bob Spee Democrat but nevertheless good of
though they claimed to be Republicans turned Bay
the wall and went down the line
on lifelong Democrat, thus
ling in Washington Democratic u person
aid Hughes
But the scheme failed to work, Hughes candidacy
died bonin and of the Republicans
used to make tail for the Democratic kite This
isolated but only of
Denver debating to the
The Post editor has had pleasure meeting
Barley and therefore this article
suggestion OF his But pleased to know that Mayor Bailey
visiting Beautiful Glenwood' he may
here long enough learn how big Regardless of
fact that have wager
ing ranch day
here for the of advising Republican of enwood and
Garfield Democrat for U. S.
other Office and have that he does the
kmdiest feeling those oaed Republicans
last campaign sought defeat him install
of Denver
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24

procession and the joy-ride continued
until about one o'clock, when Harry
was only too glad to take the bunch
to the restaurant and put up the
eats
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cramp and son
Irwin and Miss Maude Butler motored
to GleuwOod Sunday and spent the
afternoon and evening at that place
Little Alfred George fell from
stone wall at the George Harris ranch
last Monday evening and broke his
arm just above the wrist DR.. LeRos-
sgnol dressed the arm and the little
fellow is doing as well as could be
expected.
Little Billy Cloueh is quite sick.
Mrs. Sarah Bussell, who has been
under the weather is reported some
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Cover left snn.
day night for Los Angeles, California
where they expect to visit their daugh-
ter for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Cochran return
ed Sunday from their trip to Denver
and Boulder.
The Methodist Sunday school en-
ioyed picnic at the Geeley Brown
ranch Thursday. Quite large crowd
attended and report n fine time.
q. o. Beale was Rifle visitor from
Gypsum last Sunday.
Tom Hickman, Geo. Groshart and
s9n, Oscar spent n few days the first
thc week On Book Cliff.
I Mrs. Connie Tidwell is enjoying q
visit from her sister, Miss Helen
Bradshay Of Palisade, who came in
Sunday night.
Mr.. Booking and Rev. Bixel motor
ed to TraMers lake the first Of the
week where they were going to camp
and fish for few days.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24

the fraternity
the extent that they made the that insured
the good time during their altogether
Glenwood The hospable attitude Of organza
and of citizens general amply justified
brat the profit
futile through the fact that these
pusc and diagnose community amen the
prescribe remedy better than any other away
sire
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24
PROPHECY NOW FULFILLED

OLOADO State Editorial Association will Genwood
~ Springs Friday Saturday July 1911 The
aons of famous health making plans looking the
of the 'penci puhers that will
make the association enwood thirty days
The Amen will be readiness Ava
Swain. Red Saunders, Charley Leckenby Hardy, George
mba IIasey Rhodes Charley Adams Jhy Barkhauen Lutte
Wilcox and other faithful pilgrims who have attained the crest of
success in Colorado journalism Grand Valley News
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24
FOR PRESIDENT
WARREN g. HARDING,
FOR NONRESIDENT
CALVIN COOLIDGE

NESS another ratifies
~ for Cox Though the candidate urged the legislature of the
state to ty President Wilson had before adjourned
without complying with the Southern
strongly against equal suffrage but the day
when they will have the There lacking
the Louisiana legislature Another election will find the
and the lady the equipped
tool Whether they will the booth question:
Boulder Camera
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24

LTHOUGH both candidates admitted to be able
neither % M!
either political 1t will be hard enthusiasm
either presidential candidate this
pe the most of whom figure that it won't much
with them which lands the presidential chair Cox able
and has accomplished much 1t only the circumstances under
which his nomination effected that will against him The
ammany Influence other words the
o; people He probably the Tamnany choice
likes him WELL but only that Tammany badly dked McAoo
Windsor Poudre Valley. ,.....t q.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24

nOLTICAL convention calls and candidates announcement
cards the order of the day and the political will
be found sizzling will boil boil through
which the ves have
Politics should be made legitimate unerta
believe
be the best for the through the political
which they believe the likely the needs of the
people Republicans believe administrations
rather the Wilson the eight been
miserable failures without
the line of accomplishment for the They will ask
change only reputation the himself
signal failure of his administration that did
dare him. also of the which he claims
allegiance and which responsible through
which Wilson which he intended keep
him which
firm presidential policy might have prevented.
The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24

n ES'ITE contrary Notwithstanding
the
the Democratic the
alton The trends Of Palmer dspased failure of
chief while
naton by pleased at the result While is true that
administration forces degree had the
control that they dared Wilson
that they could enough Mr.
McAdoo its and that the Democrats
that they
the Wilson family they could the polls
In other words the convention repuated the Wilson administration
regardless Wilson organized
muster votes enough to nominate a Wilson
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
YIELD OF LIBERTY BONDS.

Approximate investment yield Of Lib
erty bonds at the close OF the Stock
Exchange yesterday is published be-
low. The issues are arranged accord
ing TO the yield:--
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
LIBERTY BONDS
HIT NEW LOWS
Selling Pressure Forces Market Down
Net Changes Are
Irregular.

Liberty bonds were under selling press
ure during the forenoon yesterday. with
the result that a number of issues regis
tered new lows lr the present movement
Fourth AS sold at nearly the lowest
price they have ever touched. In the
afternoon supporting orders came into
the market and prices recovered. Net
changes We're irregular.
Recent selling of Liberty bonds comes
from both banks and institutions. II Is
said in investment banking circles. The
policy of the Federal Reserve Board in
discounts OF paper secured
by war loans is responsible for this sell
ing. On the other hand investment de-
mand is good because of the cheapnee~ OF
Liberty bonds. Savings banks have been
consistent buyers since the first of the
year.
Corporation bonds were dull and irregu-
lar Selling pressure against Baltimore
and Ohio issues was u feature. Baltimore
and Ohio convertible AIS yielded about a
point. other railroad issues were steady
Announcement was made yesterday that
all of the recent offering of Brooklyn
Union Gas per cent ten year debentures
of which 100000 were issued had been
sold at par. or this total stockholders
took 100000 and banks and trust COM
panies the balance.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20

change carry interest to tho date OF
sale. The seller receives that interest in
addition to the sale price of the bond
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
CARRANzA TROOPS
STOP AMERICANS
DRILLING FOR OIL
Mexican Petroleum Company
Has Six Rigs Held Up,
Agents Report.

American oil corporations having prop
'erties in Mexico see In the latest decree
of the Carranza government a movement
to eonfiscate their holdings. Under this
Tdecree, 1t is understood here, these com
panies are prevented from further de-
velopment on their properties.
Reports received yesterday by American
corporations from their agents in Mexico
announces they have been forcibly pre-
vented from drilling new wells by Car
rama troops that have been sent Into the
field. The Mexican Petroleum Company
has six rigs ready to set UP and drill on
it's properties. but the Carrsnza soldiers
by threats have prevented work. That
company owns 10000 acres In practically
a solid block In the oil fields south Of it's
famous Cerra Azul.
Because OF this situation the United
Statys government is actually facing an
oil fuel shortage. producers say. The
standard Oil Company. year ago, made
a contract with the United States govern
ment to deliver fuel oil In New York har-
Dor at 80 cents barrel The price Is now
s2.25 a barrel and the company is borrow
ing oil by the millions Of barrels TO make
deliveries.
Mexican Petroleum Company is refusing
to many any further contracts beyond
10 100000 barrels IL has contracted to de-
liver this year.
In commenting on the present situation
an official OF large oil company said
yesterday
THE record OF the American State De-
partment in this matter is perfectly clear
1t has protested against every act and
decree looking to confiscation of oil titles
legally secured by American oil companies
under the laws of Mexico
The American State Department began
it's records OF protest against confisca-
ton before any action was taken by the
american companies, which have acted
with the Department of State.
1.-The first step toward confiscatlon OF
American petroleum deposits by Mexico
was taken during the war, in February
1873 1t was at that time desirable for
the Germans to deprive the Allies Of fuel
foil The Department of State has re-
mained firm in its demand that the legally
acquired rights of American companies
must be respected by the Mexican gov
lernment and its protests in this matter
have had the sanction OF the President
Nothing has yet been received by
American companies in the way of in
formation from Mexico City that will
lead them to believe they will be permit
ted to continue drilling"
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
AMERICAN SAFETY RAZOR
FORMS EXPORT CORPORATION

with capital OF 10000 shares of no
par value the American safety Razor Ex-
port Corporation has been Incorporated
under tho laws OF Delaware George L.
storm. chairman Of tho American Safety
Razor Corporation said yesterday the
parent company has turned over to It's new
subsidiary all foreign assets and an addi-
tionaI amount Of cash to give 1t an asset
vnlue of approximately y a share.
Tho new corporation, for n period OF
ninety-ninc years, will have sole license
for tho use OF Aacrican safety razor
trademarks and patents throughout tho
world. with the exception of the United
states. Mexico, Central and South
America.
one-half Of the new issue OF 10000
shares will be offered TO stockholders Of
American Safety Razor Corporation on
a basis Of one share Of Export Corpora
ton stock for each four shares Of Ameri-
can safety Razor Corporation stock held.
Tho balance will be retained in tho
treasury.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
Bond Sales

Sales of railroad government and mis-
celaneous bonds yesterday amounted to
$l3,335, 900 as against s7.29Sooo on Sstur-
day and si3,s25, ,o0e on Friday Follow
ing are the sales in $1,000 tprces are
and interest'D:--
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
STANDARD OIL STOCKS.
CLOSING RALLIES
ON THE CONSOLIDATED

Return to more normal rate on call
funds paved the way for substantial rallies
i'm tho active issues OF about every group
during the final hour on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange yesterday following wide
initial losses on liberal early offerings.
Several of the food shares featured the
afternoon trading by falling TO new low
levels for this movement.
Coca Cola. after yielding 81, TO S31t. was
advanced to S5N. while United States Food
receded 81. to 81, and Corn Products, "a.
to sol,. Republic Steel rallied 1st, to l0Jl2'
Bethlehem steel r, III. to 951a; United
States Steel. l, TO 105b; Baldwin Loco
motive. 2ih. 20 1l2is; American Locomo-
tive, 2i4, to 974; Mexican Petroleum. 8. to
1851: Pan-American, 2, to 81; Royal Dutch,
n. T., 2S, 10 lO7i Transcontinental. IA,
to a51a; Middle States. rs. TO 44i4; Pierce
Arrow, "a, to 6eii, and Studebaker. rs, TO
102N.
Marine common. after moving down 29s'
to ssss. rallied to io. and American Inter
CORPORATION, to 100. United States
Rubber was advanced ~, to i24bs Retail
stores, 1h. 70 s57+; Keystone, ], to oS'
I,inseed p 10 S. and American Woolen.
2i, TO l5Oi6 Southern Pacific, at the maxi
mum. gained II. 10 l0ih. and Pere Mar
ouette and Missouri Pacific, / each, TO
2Os. and Is. respectively. Tho copper and
tobacco shares we're inactive and but Ut
tie changed.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
CURB TRADING IN SMALL VOLUME:
GENERAL LIST STRONG At CLOSE

Trading on the Curb yesterday again
was in small volume. with the tone of the
general list developing strength in The
final dealings. The more prominent issues
recovered all or large portion Of the
declines registered earlier on professional
attacks.
Perhaps The most Interesting feature in
the day was the Introductory market in
American shares of De Beers Consolidated
Mines--the South African diamond fields
Quotations for that issue opened at a
premium or one point from the subscrip-
tion offering at AZ. but failed to maintain
that Improvement
Professional speculative attention, how
ever, focused on the Independent oils
That multitude of issues again was under
pressure for the major portion Of the day
Some of the higher grades, however raj
lied sharply at the close General Asphali
ranged from III to Ill in the first half of
the session and then advanced to ILL., Gilt
land Oil recovered about points from the
days low figures, and gains OF about ]
point were made in Sinms Petroleum and
In White Motors.
Most weakness in the Industrial shares
was shown in General Motors, new, which
sold from 3S TO 301s. Tobacco Products
yielded ! point, selling TO 2S American
Foreign Trading Corporation when issued.
was lower. selling from 1879 TO -, and
Tobacco Products rights 10 subscribers
for that issue declined 1ss points to 57s.
An irregular tone WAS noted In the
mining shares, but price fluctuations were
within narrow limits.
Belgian government per cents. due In
1921, appeared in the trading, with sales
reported mt ssis and 80. The issue of that
government maturing in 1928 sold at 95A
and $685. Russian government external
6Ia's advanced from % and 81 on the inn
proved outlook due to the raising of tho
food blockade so far as concerned the real
Russian cooperative societies. Consoli-
dated Gas new rs were slightly lower.
The New York herald., 1920-01-20
Ex-rlghts.
Bonds.
Government Securities.
Stock Exchange Closing Bid and
Asked Prices.

Following were the closing bid and asked
quotations for United States and foreign
government securities on the Stock Ex-
change yesterday. To these prices accrued
interest is to be added. Bonds in default
are designated as dealt IN flat