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Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04

He pointed out to the committee that
at this time Texas was paying more
than twice as much to gin it's cotton
and selling it's seed for one-half the
price of the other cOttOn-growing
states. An instance was cited by him
Of south Texas town where, at the
time, the oil mills situated there owns
or controls a number of gins situated
in adjacent territory. One of the gins
not controlled by the oil mills became
involved in fight for cotton to gin,
whereupon the oil mill, through the
gins. either owned or controlled, cut
the price of ginning cotton to lOc per
100 pounds seed cotton and $1.5O for
bagging and ties, making a total of
about $50 per bale. AS soon as the
oil mill, through it's gins throughout
the country succeeds in putting this
individual out of business, there is no
doubt but that the price Of ginning will
be placed back at a figure which will
make it worth while for the oil mill to
retire the daring indiviual who should
attempt to put his own price upon gin
ming" asserted Mr.. Keeling.
"The responsibility of this condi-
tion," said Mr. Keeling. "now rests
upon the legislature. Persons inter
ested in the oil mill and packing house
business suggest that a small matter
of taking many millions of dollars
from the farmers should not take up
the time of a special session and that
the legislature should hasten to ad-
.journ. The true representatives of
the whole people of the state will in
sist on staying on the job until legis-
lation is enacted which will restore
competition in the sale of cotton seed
in the state of TeXas."
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
POLO PONY SENT
EAST FOR TRIAL
(By Associated Press)

DEL MONTE, Calf, Oct. 4.-"Ted-
dy Roosevelt" two years ago COW
pony on a Salinas range near here,
has developed into such a fast polo
pony here that he has been sent east
to try for a place on an American
team which is to endeavor to lift an
international polo cup in England next
year. Hugh Drury, Del Monte, who
developed the pony, is certain he will
place on the team.
Teddy" is dark bay, nine years
old and for five years was the mount
of the foreman of a cattle ranch.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
COTTON SEED
BRINGS $50
IN NORTH
CAROLINA
Prices in Texas in Septem-
Der Lowest in Nation With
Exception of the Imperial
Valley; Conditions 1nt0l-
cradle in South.
(Special to The PreSS.1

AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 4.-"The
ownership and control of the cotton
gins OF the state of Texas by the oil
mills and packing houses produces an
intolerable condition in this state"
said Acting Attorney General Keel
ing before the House agricultural
committee, "and certainly this con-
ditiOn will not be tolerated by the
people of Texas.
"The present condition, however,
will continue just as long as the oil
mills and packers are permitted to
own, control and dominate the gins of
Texas and to use the gins as purchas-
ing agencies in buying cotton seed"
He read to the committee the follow
ing figures, representing the average
price beig paid for cotton seed in 1918,
1919 and 1920 in all of the cotton
CT
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
COX FINISHES
lL.Q00 MILES
CAMPAIGN
TOUR
Francis Heney, Former
Candidate for Governor
to Speak for Democrats
Throughout East; Wilson
Seeks Help.

WASHINGTON Oct. 4-President
Wilson in urging the endorsing ut
the polls of the administration
stand On the league of nations, de-
clared in communication address,
ed to my fellow countrymen" and
given cut fer publication today that
there is nothing in the covenant
(which in the league interferes with
or impairs the right Of congress to
declare or not to declare according
to its own independent judgment as
cur constitution provides"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
SHOOTS MAN WHO
WRECKED HIS HOME
(By United Press)

SEATTLE, Oct. Accused of
shooting and fatally wounding James
Hendry, 40, when he saw him passing
His divorced wife's house after he had
taken her from a movie show, John
Walrod, 81, waiter, was held in the
city jail today while detectives investi-
gated to learn the truth of what Wal
rod claims was another case of age-old
love triangle. Hendry died in a hos
pital early today. Walrod surrendered
co!mly to the first persons to reach
the scene of the shooting.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
G0vERNoRCox
HOME FROM TRIP
(By Associated Press)

DAYTON, Oct. 4.-Home from q
campaign tour nat took him more
than 1000 miles and into every state
west of the MissjS Ssippi except three
Governor, Cox though supposed to rest
two days before going into Kentucky
and Tennessee today continued his plea
for the adoption of the league of ma
tions.
In an address to body Of women
today the governor went into consid-
cradle details why women should sup
pert the league cause, which he said
not only would prevent war but would
promote progress.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
MUST EXPLAIN HIS
QUICK LOAN PROFITS
(By United PresS)

CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-Raymond J.
Bischoff was summoned to explain
to District Attorney Clyne today how
profits of 100 per cent were paid on
loans of two and three days.
Clyne began an investigation of
Bischcff's business affairs following
complaints that some failed to get
their profits or original investment.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
AMERICAN EXPRESS
ASKS RATE RAISE
(By United Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.-The
American Railway Express company
today petitioned the railroad COM
mission for a 49, y per cent increase
in rates within California.
The company was granted a 2'A
per cent increase on September II.
This new increase, which already
has been authorized by the inter
state commerce commission, is based
upon wage increases which were not
provided for by the last increase, the
petition said.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
Fire Destroys
$4,000 Home

The home of Walter Evans, prOmi-
nent American Legion man, and
farmer four miles southwest of Ell
CentrO was burned last Friday night,
caused by an oil stove turning over,
completely destroying the home
damages amounting to $4,000. Only
$4,000 of which is covered by insur-
ance.
Mrs. Evans and her months old
child were in the house at the time
and narrowly escaped injury.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
EXPORT FLOODED
HOGS TO ORIENT
(By Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 4.-Fifty
pedigreed Poland China hogs, bred
near Sacramento, were sent from here
recently by DR.. J. C. Quinlan, former
United States army veterinarian, to
Adriana Hernandez, director of agri-
culture of the Philippines, to be used in
improving the breed of hogs in the
islands.
Amcng the porkers were a number
Of young gifts and six specially picked
boars that drew blue ribbons at the
recent state fair at Sacramento.
Elaborate pens were built on the
steamer West Caldron to house the
stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
Market
Is De1r1orulized
(By Associated PreSs)

- 1H'''' Ut VI o'''77
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-Drastic cut
ting CT wheat prices took place on
the market today. Some cases as
much as 1lH cents a bushel were
slashed from values. December de-
livery at one time brought $1.96 as
against $2.07 On Saturday.
Increased liquidation by holders
was in progress especially from
rural sections.
An acute depression developed at
last and the market closed Semi
demOralized and at the lowest in the
day there was net decline of 11H
to 12Ia cents bushel.
In the final trading there was
nearly a complete absence of buying.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
20 BASEBALL
CLASSIC TO
0 PE n IN
BROOKLYN
Imperial Valley Press Com
pletes Arrangements for
Complete Bulletin Service
at the Branch Office III
Steve's Smoke Shop.
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Demands
for seats at the worlds series first
game which is scheduled for Brock
lyn tomorrow, far exceeded the ca
pacity of Ebbetts Field, is was an
nounced today. Thousands of appli-
cations have been returned, it is said.
The influx of fans commenced today
It was headed by baseball writers
from all sections of the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
Weather

Imperial Valley
Less humid t y,
continued ia j r.
Temperature the
same.
Southern Califor-
nia--Tonight and
Tuesday fair, ex-
fept cloudy and
eoggy tonight and
ip the morning
near the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
CLEVELAND TEAM TO
START EAST TONIGHT
(By Associated Press)

CLEVELAND, Oct. 4.-The team
starts for Brooklyn tonight. About
85 per cent of those fortunate enough
to get ticket reservations here were
notified of their reservations today and
and the balance will be notified by
morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
BIC REALTY DEAL
CONCLUDED TODAY


One of the largest realty deals that
has transpired during the past 80 days
was closed today when Chas. Johnston
former proprietor of the Duaway-
Schneider drug store sold his so acre
anch south and east of Meloland TO
Johnston & Morton owners Of the old
Phil Brooks grape vineyard. 1t Is
Understood that the land just purchai
I'd by then, will be put into grape
The same firm have also bought abons
80 acres from Ford Day adjoining III
,'ohnston ranch which will also r.
planted to grapes.
Mr.. Johnston has been operating q
airy ranch and plans TO hold big
huction sale on October IS at which
Lime he will dispose of his dairy stock
and feed.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
BUILD PEACE ARCH
CBy Associated Press)

VICTORIA, B. c., Oct. 4.-Dedca-
ton of Peace arch over the boundary
line between the United States and
Canada at Blaine, Wash, will be post
pcned from October 20, the date origi-
nelly set, it was announced here re
Gently. The date conflicts with a
plebescite on prohibition to be held il
British Columbia October 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
WILSON APPEALS FOR VOTES
Cotton Crop Is
59.1Pct. Normal

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-The
census bureau announced that cot
ton ginning prior to September 25
amounted TO 2,243,030 running bales
including 1866 round bales, 1866
bales of Egyptian and 43 of South
Sea Island.
The production forecast was H.
$4,000 bales on the condition of the
crop on the same date, which is con-
sidered 59.1 per cent normal.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-04
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRAT
TO TOUR THE EAST

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.-Francis
Hency, former candidate for governor
cf California will leave Los Angeles,
October 13 for a campaign for the
democratic presidential ticket through
out the east, according Ito an an
nouncement here by western head
quarters of the democratic national
committee.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05

tax bin for the next two years in this
manner could be accomplished. and
that it would involve the issuance Of
additional bonds TO the extent OF prob
ably not more than one and a half bill
lion dollars.
Il trust that the Ways and Means
Committee Of the House OF Represen-
fatiyes. in which all tax measures
must Of course. originate. will consider
this question in It's broad relations to
our general economic welfare.
1.-THE immediate burden OF taxation Is
too great. It is having an injurious
effect on business. 1t is a contributing
factor Of large proportions In the high
cost OF living. Its inevitable tendency
is TO stine new enterprise and to ihrot-
tie initiative. IL is both unscientinc
and inequitable.
In view Of the approaching decline
In our export trade with the inevitable
reduction in the volume Of business in
the country, it will become doubly i'm
portant 10 devise and 10 reduce taxation
i'm order that business may not have to
carry an unnecessary tax burden
throughout this period Of readjust-
ment."
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
NJ ADOO FAVORS
billion TAX CUT
Would Postpone for Two
Years Levy for War Debts
Sinking Fund
SEES DANGER IN
GREAT BURDEN

WASHINGTON, March 5.-An Inn
mediate billion dollar reduction In
Federal taxes and another billion next
GEAR was suggested in a statement IS
med yesterday by William G. McAdoo'
former Secretary OF the Treasury.
"The present tax burden is too great
H. said, "and is having an Injurious
eject on business"
Mr.. McAdoo proposed mat collection
OF tax 10 establish a sinking fund for
retirement Of the war debt, which was
recommended by former Secretary
Glass TO begin with the fiscal year 1920,
be postponed for two years and that
Che deferred payments Of European in
terest be funded until Europe Is IN pO-
siti0n TO pay its interest charges.
"The financial policies Of the nation
as embodied in future Congressional
legislation" said Mr.. McAdOO, should
realize the utmost economy in expen-
diture and might well fund in long
term bonds slOO0,0OO00O per annum
for two years OF the amount now rails
ed by taxation. s
Under the laws a tax 10 establish
one per cent. sinking fund 10 retire
bonds now outstanding Is TO be col
leeied beginning with the fiscal year
1920. This might well be postponed
Tor at least two years and thus reduce
the tax burden by s25O,OOO 900 annually.
There, too, Is the debt which Eu-
rope owes us and which now amounts
70 about siOOOO,oO0OOO. II the economic
restoration OF Europe had proceeded
ar enough so that Europe could now
pay interest on this debt las she will
De able within a few years), we should
nave an income OF $500, 100000 from this
source.
"But that Is not now available. Why
not fund that amount against the day
when It viii come back 10 us7 By
postponlng for two years the estab-
Hshment Of a sinking fund and fund
ing the deferred payments Of Euro
pean interest, we should cover $780,
100000 Of the billion dollars by which
our taxation might be reduced By dis
continuing purchases OF Liberty bonds
for retirement under provisions Of ex-
istlng law the Treasury would be re-
lieved OF a large burden now reflected
in the floating debt and which other
wise will have to be made up by taxa
tOn.
ut would seem that reduction Of our
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
MADE DAUGHTER
ROBUST, STRONG
AND WELL AGAIN
Was Weak, Nervous And
Stuffed Up With Cold
Following Illness.
RESTLESS AT NIGHT
NEVER SLEPT WELL

"My daughter, following a spell
Of sickness. couldn't regain her
lost strength. She just dragged
around Could not sleep nights.
Never had any appetite, and had
grown so thin and weak it wor-
ried me. She was al stuffed up
with a cold that clung 10 her like
death. A druggist told her 10
take Earle's Hypo-Cod, and I'm
glad she did because il built her
night up" declared Mrs. l.. Hart,
1908 Lawn Ave, n. W.. Cleveland,
Ohio.
"She began 10 regain her
strength right from the start. Il
wPsnt but q few lays before her old
appt ,ite returned and che catarrhal
condition and cough dilnppeafed. she
began 10 sleep nice nighi1 and her
nerves ouiefed down until nov che
looks and SAYS she feels heaps beticr
The Improvement was pronounced and
she gained weight rapidly. ! think
EGrle's Hypo.Cod is grand and recon
mend Il as tonic and builder" con
tinued Mrs Hart
Read whai another user says about
Hyro-Cod IN article below. Then
come doaa 70 the drug store and get
a couple % bottles u builds you up
70 robust vigorous health
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
HE Tells WHY COLD Makes
YOU WEAK, PALE, IRRITABLE

I had very bad cold Had
grown nervous and would lay
awake for hours a. q time. Ny ap-
petite vanished and felt llfe-
lees and week Ny daughter. Mrs.
Harry Gaten. said al had 10 DO vat
get a bottle Of Earie's Hypo-Cod lt
would bot only relieve the cold. aut
would build me up 90 couldn't catch
any more. snd she was right ] askei
the druFrisi and he said the zane
thing. 30 ] bought u. and my sexes
aiive-anybody who hothers With
cold or cough is foolish. for Hlpo.Coo
Is 90 nice 20 take and does The wofk
so quick yu never mind q al all.
"Hypo Cod cured ny cold and .
sleep an night through without waking
up once. ] can eat anything ] want 70
snd have such a fine appetite and am
feeling so well ! recommend Hl 70
COD. I've tried 50 many medicines IN
years past and Hyp0Cod 10 such
revelation Of what q real medicine
will DO that hope everybody uses II
from now on" continued Mrs. Suitiee.
i55 Hayden Ave. Columbus. Ohio.
Cough syrups. pills and temporary
remedies designed only 20 3ootb
should be abandoned IN favor Of
permanrnt treatment as suggested
9tove Don't Just stop the cough ai.d
cold. Foriify your system against
recurrence this winter. Build yourself
IN Read what users say about hypo
COD IN testimonial below
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
TELLS WHAT TO DO

Today as a result Of the awak.
snirg being brought about
through advertising many thous-
ands Of people are fortifying
their system-huilding themselves
up-increasing their reserve vital
ity and nerve force. at this season
Of the year when variable weather
finds us easiest victim.
Why should we OF our children
always be catching colds when
kids in the olden days waded thru
snowdrifis and got their feet wet
every day and grew fat. rosy
lived to ripe old agei Today con-
ditions are a little different bu.
the chemist has combined with
the cod liver oil the other elements
We need today on account OF changed
living. working end eating habits. Just
come down 20 the drug store and get
a counle bottles Of this latest. most
powerful and effective preparation.
Doctors. druggists. chemists. pro
fesscrs nurses and well known au.
thofiiics endorse the fo-mula upon
epeh hottie Go through this winter
full of "pcP' and free Of sickness.
couehs ana colds BY taking Hypo Cod
Nv Read Uhsi users say on the
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
Dangers Of Congested Lung,
How to Get Rid
Of II.
SPLENDID TREATMENT
FOR CHRONIC COUGHS

The food you diEest does no good
until after q cones from the stomach
.in a rrayish state and has passed
through the lungs. whereupon coming
In contact with the air you breathe ~
CHANCES 10 q rich. vigorous, hie-eiFins
red. In other words. there is no vital
lty. nourishment or vigor IN food unlll
your lungs have oaidized b..
II your lungs are weakened or con-
gesied By q cough. cold. fever or
other causes. the food you eat does
little good. no matter how well digest
ed. Tor Il isn't properly oxidized, u
passes out Into the body 10 a partially
oxloized. sluggish. thin state. No
wonder you become pale. have 10 lne
cr energy and shiver with The cold on
minute and are hot and ieHerish iae
next
How TO quickly relieve such con-
dluon. strengthen the lungs enr'C1
the blood quickly and put yourat'
BACK on your feet Is told By Mrs A.
media sutties. Of Columbus, onio'
She said
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
BEST TONIC
| EVER SAW
MY Mother, Aged 70, Is
Strong and Well -
Helped Me Too.
BUILDS UP OLD
FOLKS QUICKLY

Il think the chemists have
struck upon the right track with
Hypo-Cod and il is by all odds the
best tonic ] ever saw" declared
Mr. Chas Crolins, q prominent re-
tired gentleman Of Detroit, Mich
81 was in a general run down
condition myself Nerves were
iumpy and weak and made il hard
for me 10 rest well nights. ! felt
tired and dopcy during the day
and seldom ever had any appetite
] called in a specialist but re.
ceived no benefit so on seeing q
statement Of a man knew prais
ing Hypo-Cod, ] bought a bottle
and IN feeling fine now. sleep
good nights. ] began sleeping
before first bottle was gone. Feel
vigorous and energetic now and
eating like a boy. My mother,
aged 10. suffered with very bad
nervous spells. Couldn't sleep
and was like myself-run down
and always feeling tired. but since
she has taken this dandy tonic
she says she feels fine and looks l.
too. u helps the old folks alright
and yoa can publish ny statement and
let's hope Il makes all the old folks
younger and free OF sickness this
winter" continued Mr.. Crolins. 50
Warren Ave. Detroit. Mich.
Elderly people need a very powerful
tonic but q must not upset a weak
stomach or have any reaction. That
Is why Eariot Hypo COD Is such a
iriuulph IN modern medicine. Il does
ne work % much quicker and eject.
lively. You win be delighted. Send
down 10 the store Tor q couple todlsa.
one Of the biEgest and best known
men IN Pharmaceutical circles assert
ed recently that Earle's Hyp0-Cod vas
the most powerful. effective, and pallt
able reconstructive. aiierative. digest.
I've, nutriilve tonic made The q.
pense OF the process and eonceutfa-
lion Of medicinal elements IN u made
q far superior TO anything IN the ola
iaTs Ills name on reauesu. Read
what another user says about Il below
end on The left
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
OLD FASHIONED
COD LIVER OIL
A NASTY Dose
New Tonic Stronger And
Nicer-Has Medicinal
Value Too.
BUILDS A PERSON
UP FOR THE WINTER

Through the chemists diseov
cry Of a way TO extract the medic
.inal values from Cod Liver Oh
without getting any Of that nasty
fshy. nauseating taste. you car
now come down TO the store ant
get pure cod liver oil extract, com
bined into a much more powerful
preparation with Malt, Iron
Wine, Wild Cherry Bark and
Syrup Of HypophoSphiies These
added elements meet our modern
changed conditions Of eating
sleeping and working and it does
away with that bitter, oily taste
so Objectionable to people with
weak stomachs.
This preparation is made Of
finest ingredients ard how quickly
il drives out fall and winter
troubles and puts a person back
on their feet is told by Mrs Harry
Richard whose address is given
below. She said:
\ suffered with bronchial trouble
A year ngo ] had the Flu" and Il
left me with a cough 80 bad ] couldn't
sleep. became al run down and ner-
vous. could hardly breathe when
lying down and had 10 be all propped
up with pillows. Ny digestion was
poor too and ] vas 20 weak could
hardly m a hand 10 my work. but
since ! took Hypo-Cod ny cough left
! sleep Ike a log and they have q hard
time getting me up mornings I sleep
90 sound am gaining flesh and
strength and my appetite and dlges-
tion are both 90 GOOD enjoy and
relish my meals 20 think u is worth
praising and gladly recommend a. ]
used Just one bottle continued Mrs
Richard. f6 Cortello ST.. Dayton. o.
Read what other users say about
Earie'8 Hypo-Cod. Then come down
or send 10 the store for a bottle or two
tonight.
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
Nutritive Values Of This
Tonic Endorsed by
Authorities.
HYPO-COD MAKES
HEALTHY KIDDIEs

Statistics Indicate that about half
the children going 20 school are un-
dornourished. weak. thin. pale and In
this condition their disease resisting
vitality Is so weak they are apt 10 fall
victim 70 any contagious disease.
Fast growing. pale, irail children
can be built up and strengthened very
readily. however. according 10 nation
ally known authorities who assert a
combination Of COD Liver Oh. extract
Malt, Iron. Wine. Cherry Bark and
Syrup OF Hypophosphiies Is excellent
and that IN Earie's Hypo-Cod you get
these elements so nicely blended thst
children love is pleasant taste Just
glance az what Mrs Ray Mellon. Of
Akron. Ohio. says regarding Il.
Il was In a rundown condition my
self and an four OF my children were
In a weak. pale. delicate condition
some little time ago wts nervous
and had only a very poor appetite
Nights ] couldn't sleep well. but ]
Evening journal., 1920-03-05
WHEN YOUR CHILDREN ARE thin
WEAK AND FRAIL GIVE THEM THIS

took Hypo-Cod and built myself up
so quick I decided 20 give 10
10 an four Of the children
and wish you could see those
four rosy checked. healthy. cheeri o
children OF mine oince they took hypo
COD. u Is simply splendid I'm feel
ing like my old self and eaioy = won.
derful appetite Just IKE the bati.s 90.
u did wonders 90 our home and Know
% VII help anyone % The road 20
health 20 they win take my advice and
use Hypo God On the family" declared
Mrs. Ray Mellon. 1852 East ave-
Akron. Ohio.
Nervous. freiiul mothers. wornoui
with the care Of children and a house
fuli of worries often need few days
building up and nothing is guile 20
nice % take. 50 prompt and euectite
los the genuine Earic'a Hyro-Ccd
Fretfui. cross and Irritable children.
thin. undernouri1hed and always
catching cold. crying and RAISING o
huhbub need a few doGea taken reEu'
iariy for few days 10 help them catch
up when growing 20 faSt-Just q
courle cays bring gratifying results
mothers viii fnd--it Is nice tasiing--
Doctors endorse the formula which
apncars on each bottle and careiui
mothers everywhere arc usins Il 70
keoo the kiiiics wcil and strong
drive cut the colds and increase ihe
little folks disease resisting vitality
In fan and wintry weather