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The Washington times., 1920-05-23
TRAIL TO ALPINE PARK
OPENED In VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER. ID. c.. May 23.-Nsm-
hers OF the British Columbia Noun
taincer Club have discovered. mapped
out and opened up a trail TO a re-
markAbic Alpine Park almost at the
door OF this city. where In a space OF
about 500 square miles are cleaning
snowiieids, majestic mountain peaks.
volcanic cratcrB and lake In the
clouds.
Situated In the heart OF the Nj.
Garibaldi and Mt. MamqUam region.
at the head OF Howe Sound. this
scenic grandeur. hitherto unknown to
any save the indians and an occa-
sional questing trapper. 10 within
four hours run by boat and train from
this city. The provincial government
will shortly declare IL public re-
serve.
With the ocean almost directly
alongside. every foot OF this regiep
is at least 5000 feet above sea Level.
while the higher peaks-csstle Tcw-
ers. Red Mountain. Sentinel. SPHINX.
Table Rock. Black Tusk. Mamquam
and Garibaidi. all rise from 1000 20
800 feet
The Washington times., 1920-05-23
TAKE TURPENTINE FROM
TREES BY new INDUSTRY

VANCOUVER. h. c.. May 23.-Ran-
cheers on Cortez Island have discov-
cred and are developing a new indus
try that may run into millions Of
dollars. 1t is the extraction of tur-
pentine from Douglas mr.. of which
about 1000. 0OO acres are commercially
available.
No Douglas mrs smaller than ten
inches in diameter will be tapped.
Mature trees yield forty-eight gallons
of sap at one tapping.
About two-thirds of a gallon, of
high grade turpeptine is obtained
from one gallon of sap and the resi-
due is commercially marketable. The
average yield per acre thus far is
eight barrels OF turpentine. The dis
covery is especially important to the
paint and varnish industry.
The Washington times., 1920-05-23
MAKE MOTOR SAW FOR
CUTTING TRACK RAILS

A motor-operated saw for cutting
track rails wherever electricity Is
available has been placed on the mar
ket by. Racine company. The ma
chine Is of simple construction. con-
sisting merely of a motor and starting
box. a supporting frame, "A gear. and
connecting rod which operates the
saw frame.
The maker states that the machine
will cut a s-inch girder rail In from
nfteen. to eighteen minutes. and II Is
estimated that one blade Will cut
from eiEht to ten rails. This ma
chine makes ninety strokes per min
ute. Its weight, including motor and
starting box. Is 225 pounds.
The Washington times., 1920-05-23
PARROTS CHATTER IS
new ALBI FOR DIVORCE

FORT WORTH. Tex. May 2s.-Ths
parrot did 1t. His chatter was the
cause.
Such Is the latest abb for seeking
a divorce. according to the petition
filed in the district court here by
Johan Petrovisky. an Austrian. against
his wife. Marie, whom he charges.
threatened his life when he attempted
to chastise her pet parrot for talking
too much. -
Marie. according to Johan's COM
plant. accompanying the application
for divorce. declared:
You have killed my poor polly
now. I'm going to kill you"
Since this declaration. according to
Johan, he has lived in constant fear
for his life. Therefore. he seeks sep
aration from his spouse-ani the par
rot
The Washington times., 1920-05-23
$4,000 JEWS LIKELY TO
SEEK PALESTINE HOME

LONDON. May 23.--Not more than
25, 900 to $4,000 Jews are expected to
be resettled in Palestine, the ma
tional home" of the Jews. In the
course to DR.. Charles Weisman, Zion
list leader. who has been conducting
negotiations for the establishment OF
the new Palestine.
within two years the number re-
settled may reach 125,O00." he said.
THE emigration will be regulated ac-
cording to the economic possibilities
of the country. We don't want to
send Jews there until there are jobs.
The new civil administration Of
Palestine will begin in June"
The Washington times., 1920-05-23
Is Your BLOOD STARVING
FOR WANT OF IRON? Who Should

Iron 10 Red Blood-It Helps Put
Roses Into The Cheeks of
Women and Give Strength
and Energy To Men-Why
Nunated Iron 30 Quickly
Builds Up Weak, Nervous,
Rundown People.
Thousands OF men and women are
impairinR their constitutions. laying
themselves open to illness and literal
because their blood is thinning out
and possibly starving through lack
of iron: Lack OF iron in the blood
not only makes man a physical
table. easily fatigued. but 1t utterly
r6bs him OF the virile force, that
stamina and strength OF Will which
are SO necessary to success and pow
transform a beautiful. sweet-temper-
ed woman into one who is cross, nerv-
Gus and irritable.
Iron is absolutely essential TO en-
able your blood to transform the
brain. 1t is through iron IN the red
coloring matter of the blood, that life
oxygen enters the body.
without iron there is no strength,
COMBAT OD-
stacles or withstand severe strains.
Contrary to general opinion lack of
iron in the blood does not necessarily
mean you do not have enough blood,
but IL means your blood is not of the
right kind: To help make strong.
keen, red blooded people there Is
nothing better than organic iron
SuXated Iron. Unlike the older inor-
ganic iron products il is easily assim-
Hated, does not injure the teeth. make
them black nor upset the stomach.
No matter what other tonics or iron
you have used without sue.
cess, IL you are not strong or well
you owe 1t to yourself to make the
The Washington times., 1920-05-23
DEVELOP ELECTRICAL
POWER As FUEL SHRINKS

The great increase In the price OF
coal throughout the world has made
fuel economy a most pressing prob
lem. Reports indicate a tssmendpus
opportunity for the AmsIiean manu-
featuring Industry In suppiying the
needs Of those countries now forced
TO develop their electrical power TO
the utmost -
Large railroad eleotrinestion prof.
ects are soon to be carried out in
Italy and South America Portugal
probably will follow In ItAiy's foot-
steps. Many South American coun-
tries are studying this Problem. and
Bolivia has just declared as public
domain the watersheds of the rivers
having sufficient power for the pur-
pose. Throvghout Chile many power
plants are being built.
The Washington times., 1920-05-23
HURT IN RAIL WRECK.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 23.-Three
passengers and an express messenger
were slightly hurt when the Chicago
Filler of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
en- route to Cincinnati, jumped the
track two miles south of SomervilIe,
about forty-three miles north of Gin
cinnati.
The Washington times., 1920-05-23
'.PolYsSAh" AUTHOR DEAD.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May %
Eleanor Hodgman Porter. author OF
aPoIlyanna" and other glad girl"
stories, died at her home here last
night. overwOrk was given as the
cause OF death. She was the wife OF
L. Lyman Porter. She was fifty-two
years old. O.
The Washington times., 1920-05-23
Indian Woman Opens
San Francisco Office
To Direct Owen Boom

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May 23.
Democratic Presidential row
was opened up today by a woman.
Mrs. Alta Mckinley. n member
OF the famous Shoshone tribe OF
Indians. arrived today TO open
headquarters for Senator Robert
IL. Owen. OF Oklahoma, a descend
ant OF the Cherokee Indians.
Mrs. Mckinley will act as the
personal representative OF Senator
Owen. who Is reported 20 have
support from William Jennings
Bryan for the Democratic nomi-
nation.
The Washington times., 1920-05-23
YEGGS LOOT POSTOFFICE.

CORNING. N. Y, May 23.-Yeg-
gemen dynamited the safe in the
Corning postoffice. escaping with
$3.50 in cash and several hundred dol
lars worth OF stamps An attempt
to blow up the vault failed.
The Washington times., 1920-05-23

following test: See how long you can
work or how far you can walk with
out becoming tired. Next take two
five-grain tablets of ordinary NuXated
Iron three times per day after meals
for two weeks. Then test your
strength again and see how much you
have gained. Numbers of nervous,
rundown people who were ailing all
the while have increased their
strength and endurance in two weeks
time while taking iron in the proper
form. NuXated Iron is now being
used by over three million people an
nually, and the manufacturers guar
antee successful and entirely satiS-
factory results to every purchaser or
they will refund your money. 1t 10
dispensed by all good druggists.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
Jnlann.
Gin 9epartemcut Der Dffentliden
@oblfahrt geplant.

Gin 9epartemcnt Der Dffentltd)en
@oblfabrt geplant.
Morion. - Sn elmer Aniprade,
sic er Dor Ser Ohio federation oi
tie Glib Gonicrpation 2eogue Of
Mmerica in Der @pDortb Wf. e.
@irde belt, CAB Der crtpablte Bro-
lioert @urren g. Saroing fu1o,
oaB er bereits Die Grage Der Sbaf-
Jung zines departments Der oftent-
lid,en @oblfabrt in oer &eglerung
nit elmer 4n5abl BON Subrern Der
offentlihen Meinung iouobl I'M alS
ouBerbalb oes Gongreiies aufgelom-
men babe. Gr iagte, er babe lie ge-
neigt gefunoen. BET Der fonltrnftlpen
aufgabe 5u belfen. Die aufmerf-
ialnfcit auf feinen 8nni1 fir Die
Sdaffung zines iolfen Geparte.
ments, Die er in ieiaer Geoe an 1.
Sftober an oie @dblerinnen oeS
2auocs onrcgte, iagtc Setlator Sar-
oinq, oaB oie 2oiung Der 4ufgabe
unicre &cgicruna, iloem lie oieie
8robleme oncrfcnne, langlam ailt
ettpas mie einen aleid)cn Staro nit
@cgicrungen bringcn tpcroe, oic
i6on LANCE Observation-Disclosures
beliben, Die in ihren &abinctten per-
treten iin0.
Senator Saroing madtc es tlar,
oaS feline eiacnc Soce bon einem
iold)en Gcpartement ein weitcr ge-
itcdtcs 3iel fir Den neuell 3lpeig I'M
Mage bat, uno piele Bbaien Der
n,enidli6cn @ohlfabrt, opber Gr.
3icbung, einiflieBt. Gr ingte, bob
Sic Gfaffung oeS 0epartcments Die
Nrbcit sltm eritenmale nuf Gin Mir
oiocs 0ioean itclt, oas einen Der
glcid nit Dem in pielcn dloern att
lobt.
GinuanScrnnasbOrlaae nnaeaumMen
@oiblngton Wiit294 9sgca Al
Gtimmrn mllrne bic 8oriagc cineS
@inmalloerungsperbotS I'M Ncpra'
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
Gle r@adjt an 3bein" in einem
encliid,cn 6otel.

Cine romautilhe gntoedung bat
ein 8eridtcrltattcr Der pGailD
Mems" in einem 6otel in gepttlng-
gom gen1adt, mie er ieinem 9lattc
mittcilt. SSSll ocnt Mond5imnler beg
Sotels Sur &ronc" lab cr Elm
@emaloc, oas cine sllceuric altf Die
uNadt an GDein~ bartlett. Gs lit
oas @erf zines oeutid)en @cfangee
ncn, narnens Naul 9etide, Der in
Dem in Der N1be gelcganei @cfar'
gcucnlagcr bon Ipnington Saa I'M
t~ergcbrod)t mar. Scr Sllbabcr oes
SotcIs fauftc oie gauge 2a1ercilt-
ridtung bel ser Mbrcile Scr 8e-
fanacael1. unb oarunter olld) meb-
rere Yilocr bieics oelltichei Wlalers.
Der 9cri6tcritattcr, Der ben 8er-
fen eincn boben &lunittpcrt 3ii-
Ihreibt, er5dhlt, Die inter ihmieri-
ri0en llmitdliben gtctihe oicle Ar-
bcitcn altsfiibrte. ga er fci1c Seiil-
manb crhaltcn fonnte, 10 perfertig.
tie er lid ans bralraem Yafpapier,
inNcm CT mebrcre Sdidten biz gu
lin Nd)tel Bon Gidc %anfcinanocr'
flebtc. cine haltbarc Malflod)c. Die
or oonn nod b~cinnbcrs prdpa-
ricrte Mih oic @oiierforbcn NIT
Semen Sic 9ilocr gcnnnlt iino, iullrs
ocn BON linn ielh't bcrgcitcllt.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
Gin fleuTdIsnfrrner ginsr.
Grlebniiic Scs Sanptmanns Sctner
anf Men Guinea.

GrlebniHc Ses SanptmannS Sstnsr
anf Sen @rinea.
Souptmonn GetHer puroe auf
Ieiner SoriGungscrpcOition i'm I'M.
hefanuten Snncrn 9SelI-@uineas
pom Griege iiberraift uno ourdl
Die Nohitealn.gcn Der Iultralier gu
eiilem 9iobinion.G aiein in Der @ilo.
uis ge3tpitngen. Mebrfad)e Serill6e,
Die neutrole @ren5e 81 gelpinitet,
tiibrtcn i'm melt ins Sunerc uno
oabcn ibm reide @clcsenbeit 5t
geogropbii6ea uto etbnograpbiIben
Toridungen ltno Gtltoien. Deeners
9eriht iiber feline giitOcdungeH
uno @benteuer erltien inter Dem
Sitel .@ier Sabre unter &onilibas
len" i'm 8crloae bon Niiguit Sherl.
Berlin. @ir goben bier cinen fur
sen gbidnitt nieDer, Ser einc Wtabl-
5eit ser Yopl;os i'm 9ismard-@e-
birec. idliloert.
rMuItcr, this fcnon 9unofa be-
long mountain foifoi man finiibe0
(Serr, 0ieIe 8erqlrute babcn cine
Observation-Disclosures oebolten),
bcdntiporteten meine SSunaen meine
Sroaen, mas fir Elm ourhoringen.
Ser ,bcItiaIiI6er 8eitanf ollf . ein-
nal nniere @%erltd)soraone belief.
6iqte. 8ir tparcn felt elmer StiinOe
ans Ser 8aIoreqion i'll Die grasbe-
6cdten Sdnge hinausgetrctpn 1tno,
cincm itarf betretcnen Bfao fol-
eeno. 3miihen 8tpei tnlparts fret
d]en6en, ie0e Mniiflt perIperrenben
@alo8unqen abtpGrts maridliert,
oIs plGbli6 .6ieier unbeidreiblidJ
h1blidlc @eruh 8uerit Ieiie bemcrf-
bar, Damn ober in noaer StGrfe
ulis entqegeni6Iltg. Ginioe htn0ert
Sdritte tpeiter, mo mir itanoef auf
Der roltden6en SriimmerftGfte elmer
fIeinen gfnliehrftnq, oeren Siitten
Big oltf Sic GfGbGe nieocrdebrantt
tporen ottf orren freiem 8lab Der,
fohIe &eite bon Soltsgerat Herlm-
Ioqen. 3miifen aerihlaqenen Sol5,
mtf6en uno Sopff6erben lageft
Sdla6eI un0 &tod)en BON Menihen
pr~rfdiebenen Mters. BON MGnnerrt,
@eibern urto &inbern. Cine Der
oefienc holb perfnhlte &anbs ein
GdGoplood, auf Dem oie obgeieng-
ten Saartpltrseln beltialiIh rodlen
ipur6en aus Sen Sriimmern herbor-
qesoqen, es mar fein 2Deifel
mebr, oaB Dor h6hItens bieritno-
stpon5ig Stunoen bier cine Gannie
6olcnmo6l5eit itottdefun0en Datte.
@ie ipGter nod oft, 10 trat mir
6ier ser aon3e Sdrefen bieler graft
Tomen Gitte unnerbiillt entgegen.
sic lit es, nif)t @pibemien unn
anoere &ranf6eiten, nidt llnterer-
n1hrrng ooer Solgen Ser Sn5llft
peld)e inter Ser 8apua=8ebOlfe-
rung Ser goit8en Sniel 10 fiirdlter-
lih oufrGumt; ibr lit Der 9epolfe-
rltnesitiaitano, ia Ser &iidgang gu
5uIdlrciben, 90 ibr noh meinel
fiinfiGbrigen iorqfdltigen @uf3cid,
nungcn in Ser 6itliden Sdlfte BON
Safer 81 lhelms-2ano foit 20 b.
S. Der 8emohncr gum Spfer fallen.
Drei @cnerotionen fonrtcn mir an
Dem Sitter utlo Ser 8eidaffenbeit
ser Sd6oel ltno &nohen feltfieaen,
un6 Mir bier iunge M1bhen fDare1t
bon Dem Sieger uaocngeidleppt
morben, sic mir oenn olth anl iiber-
nGditcn 9na als @efanaclle, rpobi
nod, inter ocm ginorltd Der itber-
Ito1benen gobcsid, drfen flageno
nno beulenO. aber iunit Is i3r
Sdlidial cr9ebcn, in Dem iiioli6cr
geIeqenen Gorf Der llebcrpinoer 81
8eiidt befamcn.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31

-
liGer @cile bci5uIeatn, cine itioIcrtc
Sebanolung criahret.
Ser 9rud ii! MN Elm DIPLOMAT.
ider 3uiideuioa unO es werocn
feline meiteren @utlpideIungen ermar'
tet, mic i'm a%usmdrtigen &inte &C.
ioqt muroe.
Nrmcnien inter rniiiidlcr SutmG-
figfcit.
Gonltontinopel. Armeiller
6ot oufge6ort, Elm %ielbitdnoiger
Staat 81 icin uno itcbt inter DER
SdusberriGoft Der Ylosfauer Sic.
gierung, mie III elmer @rfIdring Der
tiirfii6en decentralization &egierung
bon gngora Dffi8iea bcfannt &c.
madt miro. 8eiter beibt es, bob
Die &eeierilng gluitapba armal ga.
idos uno ole ritiiiide Soruictregie.
rling fiber oicie 6raee einig limo.
Gas @lcbis5it in Obcridleiien.
2onoon. Ger oeutide got-
Ifofter bat Ser engliiden SIC
9ieruna cine SroteItnote 0elttid.
LAMBS unterbreitet gegen Die BeItim-
mllng Ser oaiierten M1dte, Dab 0as
Elebis3it in Gberidleiien at per-
I9ieOenen Eogen Itattfinoen jon uno
oaB Die Ginmobner in DerlAieOene
Rloiien getcilt meroen IoIlen lie nad]
ser 0aler oes auientbolts in Der
8roui15. Die Gote erfldrt oicie 9e.
thinning fir cine 8erlesun9 oes
Gertrags pom 8eriaiaes.
Nener Gricg OrO1t?
@ien. -, &ilr8liden Meloltngen
aus ser llfratne 8ufolge orobt Gin
&rieg 3milben glumdnien ltno go
wiet MuBIan0 Inn ben Seiib pom Bel.
Iarobien. Hnmdnien trifft MaBrc.
gelt, oenen 3ufoIge Der ausbritd
oes Grieges nahe beDorltebt.
Sn So Gtnnoen iiber ben G5ean.
Gom. &0nig Emanuel
mar 1torfI intereliiert, ols ibm
oieIer Gage bon @ionni 60
priori, Dem Meroplan : Grinder,
bon einem proieftierten R~ieienplon
Mitteilung gemaht puroe, Der 800
@erionen in etpa SO Stunoen iiber
Sen ItIantil6en Ocean befOroern
miir6e. Sic Bldre fir Die W1t-
Idine meroen iebt fertig g~eiteIlt
ms es tperoen 8o%rfebrun9en fir
5peiie- uno S9lofeinri6tungen an
goro 6es 2u~ftfabraeugs ~getroffen.
Gin fleiner BON Signor Gaproni
fo~nifruierter Aeroplan miro feline
critic 8erIudsfobrt inn Sanudr in
Ser geGbe oes 2ago Mo9giore ma.
d,en. 9ie1er geroplon miro imItanoe
Iein, 100 8erIonen 500 Meilen peit
al beforoerrt, pie es beiBt. Gle
Mrbett an Dem transatlantiiGen
Glon miro in angriff genomrnen
tperoen, ioboIo oieies fleinere Slug
5eng ausprobiert uoroen lit.
Srat Mauos mig Grbin anerfannt.
atben. fDur6 geridtli6e
gnti6eiolng lit 6rm Manos,
@attin oes beritor6enen aonigs
9~lleranoer, Gig grbin ieincS Na6lal-
les anerfannt nor6en. Ser Nad.
loB betr1gt 5tpci Wi0ionen Grad)-
men $500 000), mciit in @elo mn
Gdsmudioben.
Mracmtinicn mar ME WiitglieS Der
2iga.
guenos Mires. Die ar
gentiniide 8egierung miro nidt
ibren Iustritt aus Der 8olferliga
erfIdrer, ga @roeniinien ii6 ME-
mails ols Mitelieo Der golferliga
anqeIeben bat. tpltrbe iebt Dem Ser
treter ser MIiociateo SreB I'M illus
martigen Mn1te erfldrt. artifel !
ser 9unoesafte ihreibt formeae Be-
nadridtisuaa i'm Safe oes Aus-
tritts Dor.
Washington Journal., 1920-12-31
@crtuuaes @cmalbc aeitOblen.

glts Ser fatboIiidcn 9iarrfirde
iii @in1cn mprSe Elm Dem 16. Sobr-
bunoert entitammcnoes bodlmertigeg
@qndIbc, elm @ilonis bon 9artbolos
m6us Sol5hnuier, ans Dem Mahmen
gcidnittcn nno a~citoblen.
Gas ltneliid milBt on tsasen,
Oas @liid tr1gt bid -.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-01
GREAT MICHIGAN FRUIT
CROP RIOTS ON GROUND

Chicago. Sept. "a. -- Five hundred
thousand dollars worth of the greatest
fruit crop Berrlen county. Michigan
has grown In five years lies rottlng on
the ground four hours from Chicago
by boat or rail.
This is the estimate made by expert
growers to m Investigator for the Chi
caEo Daily News, which yesterday
printed the story. Men interviewed
declare the crop OF peaches, pears. ap-
pies, plums and cantaloupcs to be
worth from $S.OO0,OOO TO $4,000, 600.
Thousands Of bushels OF as fine
peaches ms IRE grown In the United
States are being fed to the hogs or
dumped on the ground to rot
Farmers, commission men and farm
organization experts give various rea-
sons for the conditions. Some are
car shortage. inability of boats TO
handle the huge crop. sudden gen.
eral ripening due to the hate warm
weather, and 'welshing" hy commits
sion men through "jokers" In contracts
made last spring with the growers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-01
SIOCkMEN ASK RELIEF OF
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
Possible Destruction Of Livestock IN.
dustry is Mentioned az Result o.
Bank Loan curtaiIment

Washington, Sept 21.-Relief from
what was described as possible de
struction OF the livestock industry
through curtailment Of banking loans,
was sought from the federal reserve
board yesterday by committee OF
livestock producers. They asked the
board to encourage banks OF the re-
serve system to aid them financially
In raising and marketing their prod
uct.
The committee, which came as the
representatives OF a Chicago confer
ence of producers. packers and bank
ers. predicted dire consequences to the
livestock Industry throughout the west
unless bankers and cattle loan COM
panles discontinue calling loans.
In replying, Governor Harding said
the boards policy has been to look
upon the livestock and other food-pro-
ducing Industries as "vitally essential"
He explained the board could not d.
rect or compel loans by any banks, but
that 1t had planned with the reserve
banks for aid for the agricultural in
tereSts to the extent Of nearly $1,000
100000 this year. Spokesman for the
producers committee told the board
that, as result of the credit situation
the little cowman and sheepman"
was being forced to dispose Of young
stock which. If he could borrow more
money. would have been kept on the
farms and ranges.
Frank J. Hagen of Salt Lake, de-
clared this to be the indication Of "a
destruction of the industry" He said
also that In the Pacific northwest
there was an absence Of rOughage,
but little stock to feed it to because
of frightened credit.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-01
CUT IN FORD MOTOR
PRODUCTS ANNOUNCED
Henry Says War 10 Over and War
Prices Should Be Reduced to Level
Before Conflict Started

Detroit. Sept, 22.-Henry Ford yes
terday announced a reduction Of prices
on all Ford Motor company products
TO pre-war level rs step towards
restoration of business to normal con-
ditions." In n statement accompany
ing the announcement Mr.. Ford declar-
ed that present business conditions
demanded that "some practical effort
be made to bring economic conditions
back tn normal" that the business OF
the country may he Stabilized and
that the progress. prosperity and con,
tentment OF our people may be re.
stored
Inquiry last night among heads of
other automotive industries failed 10
indicate whether the Ford announce.
ment presaces Il general decline Of
motor car prices. A number of manu-.
facturers declined To comment.
Discussing business conditions Mr.
Ford declared that since the war has
ended, war prices also should be re.
duced"
There is no wisdom" the mapufnc-
turer said. i'm trying to maintain am
artificial standard of values, for in.
tlated prices only retard progress"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-01
G. A. R. MEMBERSHIP LESS
THAN THIRD OF PEAK"
Boys Of 81 Cut Loose for 1920 Conven.
ton in Indianapolis
Dad Is Present

indianapolis. Sept 21.-- The boys
who in 81 answered the call of
Father Abraham last night owned
Indianapolis and Indiana. The city and
state was formally turned over to them
by Mayor Charles w. Jewett and Gov.
James p. Goodrich at semi-Official
meeting and reception marking the
formal opening of the 1920 reunion Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic. An
address Of welcome also was made by
Robert w. Mcbride. commander Of the
department of Indiana.
Response to the address Of welcome
was made by Daniel NJ. Hall Of Column
bus, Ohio. commander in chief Of the
organization. Ten thousand veterans
have registered at headquarters and
1t is the belief OF officials that as
many more have arrived and did not
register
The present membership is 10000.
The peak" membership, reached in
1890. was $4,000.
One Of last nights arrivals for the
annual encampment Of the G. A. r.
was DR.. George 7. Harding. father Of
Senator Harding, Republican candi-
date for president. He was accompa.
MED by his son, DR.. George T. Hard.
ing, Jr.. Of Columbus, Ohio.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-01
COOPERATIVE STORES
AND BANKS ADVOCATED
Federal Labor Man Recommends Prot.
it-shar:nQ Plan as Stabilixer Of
Labor Forces

New York Sert. 22.-Transforma.
ton Of the famll ar company store
operated IN connection with industrial
plants into cooperative institution
In which the worl ers may share In the
profits was declared yesterday TO be
one Of TIE best stabilizers OF labor
by Hymel Davies federal commission
the United States senate committee on
reconstru ,tion and production In SEES
sion here.
He said that The antipathy Of the
workers against company stores Is
based on he belief that they are Civ
Ing back 20 the bosses part OF their
earnings by way Of added profits.
With this idea erl dlcated. he said, and
an institution established whereby Ia
borers may expec' dividends, the mi
gratory habits Of labor especially
among the miners of the west" will
be materially checked
Mr., Davies. who has been a cOncili-
ntor OF industrial disputes for 35 years.
said In several Instances he had pre-
sented the objections of the men to
employers with the result that the
stores were operated on the profit
sharing basis.
Discussion OF the cooperative store
plan yesterday was in connection with
the senate committees investigation
into the postal savings system with
view to Its possible revision. Mr..
Davies told the committee that his
many years experience with miners
that the same antipathy ex-
Isted against company stores pertains
TO company banks and that the men
would welcome the opportunity to de-
posit their savings with the govern
ment.
He urged the adoption OF a postal
savings plan advocated by Eugene
Meyers, Jr.. one OF the original fran.
Frs OF the system. whereby the system
nay be explained to make 1t more pop
llar In Its appeal