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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19

sTtctst 20 roc stssto
SANTA ~ March ia-ln the gem
'ral practice OF Inv 1t does not often
happen innt lore attorney 500 a case be-
fore the supreme court has The priNi-
lrAt OF asking thut court Ia uNcrruls
u decision ~ that court. which the
attorney himself. while serving us an
associate Justice. had written olsh,
years before. II b. a more extra
ordinary circumstance when the SUI
prcmc court does uVerrulc its own de-
cisi"n, under the argument OF one of
its former associate Justices
fh's" things uTo exactly what oC-
'urrcd iu % case appealed from Het-
hHIlIIu counts and that has Just been
decided iu ana opinion ~ chief Justice
Parker, A-ruciaf, Justice Roberts
,uncurriug Justice Reynolds. dis
qualified, did not participate, In the
decision. Th' case was duck,tcd.
Joseph ltayuuy. administrator. and
t|'irt li"vunN, hy her guardian "a
u.'m, &c. g. JamIEun. appo luuts.
versus the Equitable lifc Assurance
Society ui Oh, United States. appellee.
tn, cas-, Was trI,i before Judge
Herbert b. i.INuulds. Boo the district
court Ni Albuquerque. when the
time came tor the plulnun To file o
hIlI of exceptions. Judge kayuolds had
been selected lu the supreme court.
Judge NJ. e. Hickey Judge Reynolds
successor, was disqualified, 30 chief
Justiv" Parker designated Judge Ner-
tItf e. NtChpm. OF Su,Urro. To- sign
the hill ~ exceptions,
The Equitable then came into th,
supreme court win % motion to strike
the bill ~ exceptions. ON The ground
thai Judge M',h,m. who signed th,
hill of exceptions. was moi the Iudg,
who tried the case, nor the successor
Ia 'ho ludg" who tried the case. Tn,
ATTORNEYS OF r,,ur boz the -uprvm,
Uuuri ease were o. o. Jami-uu. of
A~thuuu'.vuU aud Judge T. x. Wright
of Santa lu. tur the pluintin. Will,
Colonel T. " poIsuu ut Albuquerque
appeared Tor the E|uuiythlr In de.
Hytug the motion Co strik' the bin uI
exceptions. the -uprom, court sNillbu,
say
Section 90. chIpt,r ga. laws Of
1870 construed aud held that J
judge of the district ruuTt dcsig.
mated hN the chief Justice 81 the
supreme tOuri tu SETTLE and sign
the bin Of exceptions bon q given
,Hr' Is Oh" nudge of Ga" ii-ttl,t
court OF the county for that pur-
pose. and be- Ihurizrd 10 settle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
Asks State Supreme Court
To Override a Decision
Which He Himself Wrote

and sign tho bill Of exceptions.
Berry vs. Ross, Is Sew McNico rs.
~oNcrrulcd.'
Justice ~ T.. wright. on January
70. 1879. wrote the opinion In the
case OF Berry Ns. Ross. which h over
ruled. And Judge Mcchcm. who
signed the bill OF exceptions In the
Equitable case. was the trial Judge
In the former ease. lie tried the case
in ColfaN county for Judge Clarence
}, Roberts. the same Judge who b.
now m associate Justice OF The SUI
preme court and COuCurs in the
Equitable opinion Judge Merhem
tried the ease. and judge Roberts.
lttor. signed the bin OF exceptions. In
ruling against tho action of Judge
Roberts in signing the hIll of cNCcp-
lions covering a cas-" which Tad been
heard bN Judge Moch"m, Justice
Wright held
g The bin of exceptions. cs-
ueCitlly when % Includes th, yNi-
deuce iu e Dtse. can uuiy bv settled
by the triu. ludg' VIII" presided at
the trial
when Justice Wright wrote this
opinion. be was presiding Judge uf the
sixth judicial district court. with
headquarters In ALlmuEurdu. That
was when Sew Mexico Mas u territory
and the supreme our vas composed
OF tho presiding Judges uf h several
judicial districts. Judges then were
not elected, but were appointed by the
president OF he United states. In
addition Co the state work In the
counties, the Judges also conducted
the Uited states district court in
their respective districts.
It ought tu be- noted that h chief
Justice ~ th" territorial supreme
court designated the Judge who would
serve outside of his own district. but
b. was then hone merely under "a rule
OF the supreme court The chief
Justice now. iu designating Judges "a
serve, is backed up by statutory and
Constitutional authority. But what
ever thu difference Boo laws err ruusti-
buttons. u was most unusual for Judge
Wright to br arguing FOR the supreme
COurt Go ov"rrulr It's standing decision,
under an opinion which he himself
hud written, while Colonel bobsun,
ON the Opposite side of the case.
pleaded To sustain Justice NriEhtr
7 NipWE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
Columbia Store-115N. 1st St.

thorited eapitqi stock Of this corporation,
which Increase 10 One Hundred Thousand
pirss,sr. =. sd s.ssi i ,ssrs y NJ nj. hiI u ,S y
once q the said corporation in Alhuquerque.
Se~ hsxieo q the honr q 500 o-eloek
stoekholders' meeting. 81 which al o. the
stockholders Of this corporation were present
" psrsen o. BY pIoay and a, said special
vote resolved that TIE articles u Ineorpora.
ton Of this corporation should be 50 amended
oHe Hundred Thousand Dollars, divided into
shares ot the par value Of One pundred Dol
Jar. each ard Al q ..sid siesh 70 b. con,
stockholders Of this corporation was given 10
such amendment and that there j. only ono
class o. stosk in this corporation, to'wit.
That The principal once o. aid corpora.
ton In this state IS IN Albuquerque. New
Novice and ne nsms q the agent y charge
III TESTIMONY wHEREoF. We have
secretary Of said corporation and amSsd he
corporate seal on This The 10th day " Feb
tseaib President l. q. RICE
Secretary q \ McLANnkESs
State u New MsNico.
County Of Hernalillo-ss
Be- 4 remembered that on this. the goth
day u February 1890. before me. the M
rrs.iasui AID G. Z NsIspdre,s Al, sssrs.
NNN# " y NNN q AMNNNNNM \ M'"HNNMN mo
stqekholder's Liability aud they on osth
did state that the seal annexed 20 the fore
going instrnment i the corporate seal Of said
corporation md they a~cknowledrc nat they
hsd executed the said instramsut 10 behalf
o. Ne ,aid corporation and. a. - free act
ssti"isl ~ 80 noAra OF df
ifed under the laws Of Nsw Mexico.
IN TESTIMONY wHEREOF / have here.
unto set my hand sud %netariai seal on this.
lSoiarial SEAL ioHN - sIMus
Notary Public bsraalllio County
Ms commission expires Dsesmber 7. 1929.
WOMEN a CHILDREN ) HOSPITAL
State Of New Msxlca
County Of hernaiilio-s
l. g Rice and q 5 AeLandress. both Of
Alhlquerqne' New Mexico, having been hrst
President and Secretary. respectively. of
wemea Chiidtsns Hospital lNe sioek.
holder Liability. and tAst - the special
atockholdeTs mertinE held on February a0th.
1890, pursuant 10 a call BY the Beard Of III,
rsriors. All 81 the stockholders Of said cor.
p~orstion either in person Or hy pro1y voted
10 favor OF tneressinz the authorized capital
stock Of said corporation from Pity Thon.
sand Dollars 20 one Hundred Thousand Dol.
value u one Hundred Dollars each. and III
~ said stock 20 b. commsn stock. aKd thai
there H. onh one class o. stock il nald cor.
r'ra''en 'owib eqmmen siess
@ = MsLASbRGss
Subscribed sHd .worn 10 before me- his
goth day u fshfaary. 1870
tNotausl seal lOHN y sIMMa.
Notary Public. hcrualilin County.
NUs Msnico.
Nj commission expires December T. Ioal.
ENDORSEDi
No. ln41o
Cor Reed Vol 6. paae 618. WOMEN
4 CHlLnRkN'S HOApfTAL tNo siarkhal
ders ilahlliiyl Certificate of Amuadmsnt
10 Articles on incoworatian.
Filled in Omce % eiata Corporation Com.
mission o. New Mexico. MArth ia, 1890.
10 80 A. A.
A. 4. MORRISON. Cisrk.
Compared 40. 10 ", u.
Mafch te2Q.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
COMMISSION ORDINANCE NO 90.

An Ordinance Prohibiting Tho parking Of
Automobiles. Trucks aud Other Vehicles
closer than hfty 800 feet from the North
line Of Coal Avenue n the intersection Of
tual Avenue aud second street.
WhkkAS the street carr operating on the
Second Street line Of the city Electric Go.
make a sharp turn ~ the Intersection Of Goa
Avenue and Second street aud,
WHEREAS. there is heavy travel 20 and
from the Coal Avenue Niaduct approach AZ
tho intersection ~ Coal Avenue and second
stant das sgI Of accident
NOW. THEREFORE,. ~ 1T ORDAINED
kN rhE CRY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE
section I Tat 10 shall be unlawful for
any person 90 park ~ permit 90 be parked
any automobile. irurk. wagon or other We.
hirle 20 any place within SO feet u the North
Tine 0f Coal Avenue 81 a point where Coal
Avenue sud Second Street lntsrsect
section . Any person violating The pr0'
vision uf this ordinance shall he hnrd iu the
sum ~ not less than ten dollars tfiol nor
more than twenty Eve dollars tf2bl or BY
uupuauumsn' 10 the city jail fnf not less
than hye ttl GIys nor more than ten llOl
thr discretion ~ the court trying the cause.
section 81 Al ordinances or parts Of or.
d.unncrs iu conflict hsfrsith sre hereby re-
pealcd and this ordinance shall he Elective
trn.u and after is passage, legal publication.
and the expiration of thirty days thereafter
WALTER ~ CONNELL,
lNrHll Chairman OF the CITY fnmmiskiun
Attest NORiNNt 81 SWiTZtR.
City CLERK.
Passed and adopted March ~, 1890.
March 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
Legal NOTICES


COMMISSION ORDINANCE NO. %.
An urdinnnrr closing end saratinE an alley
extending south from Fruit Avenue 20 the
r,nr Of Tots Three til and Four l4l.
Block Eleven lttl of che rrr.a Addition
of tfty t5Ol feet
BE GO ORDAINED rs THE CITY COW.
MISSION Of the City ~ Ahuqurrqur
Section Z That thr allry srttudIuE South
from frut Avenue tH thr rear o. Lots rhree
GOD Hnd fourttl. hluss ElrNcn GD Of the
frfra Addition to fhr CHS ~ Albuquerque
o. originally plated said alley being bound.
go ou lHr West By Dot Numbered Ten O0I.
Block Eleven llll 'nf Che said ptrrn Addl
ton according 20 the amended plat Hled "
wallace Nrsselden. in ths year 1919 be and
hereby b rlnssd aud ,acated ~ a pafiir
allies ~ tho city Of Albuquerque.
section 9 Thai the Chairman ~ thr CITY
Commission and the tIty Clerk boz aud here
hN arv authorized Co make. rssrutr aud de-
l.,tT 90 AAac 3 simus cad John = sluilas,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
NAME BAYER' ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Safely stop headaches as told in
'Bayer packages

Millions NJ mon and omo hive
proved 'Bayor Tablets OF Aspirin"
with the "BuNor Cross on tablets.
the quickest, surost. safest relief for
their Headaches. Colds. Neuralgia.
T~oothachc, EuraChc. rheumatism.
lumhago, Neuritis. Pam seems to
fade right aWaN.
buy oulF I lilyor package contain
ing proper directions. Always say
'Hoyor"
Handy tin boxes of ~ tablets cost
hut 70 few cents. Druggists also sell
lager 'BaNyT' Packages. Aspirin
b. The trade mark OF BHyrr Mauutac-
turc Of Mouourrticucidcstcr OF Sal
iCyiiDICid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19

N. owners u Lots Three tal. Pour and Fif.
teen tlbI. Block Eleven an. ~ the Psrra
Addition 10 the city Of Alhuquerqus. A. orig.
iualiy plated. aud Lot Ten it0l. BLOCK
Eleven ti1l Of the amended plat of said Al.
ditiou, hlsd By Wallace Hsssslden In he year
i919 a quitclaim deed. conveying all riEhr
tnls and interest In aud 10 the said alley.
Section 3 This ordinance IL declared an
emergency ordinance on the ground Of rugeut
public need and shall be- In iuli force and II.
feet from AMI after IN passage aud legal
publication.
WALTER NJ CONNELL.
tSenl) Chairman of the Cty Cummissinn.
Attest NuRiNNE ~ sWtTZER.
City Clerk.
Passed and adopted March a. 1890.
March ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19

state of New Meaico
state Corporation Commission u New Me1lcu
CEkfiftCArE OF COMPARISON
tuited states Of America.
state Of New Mcxiro-ss.
10 o. Hereby Csrtihed. that the annexsd b.
e. foil. tuur end complete Transcript Of the
AMENDMENT To CERTIFICATE Of
INCORPORATION
WOMEN AND CHILDREN HOSPITAL
tNo Stockholders Liability
lucrrasiug Capital stock tn 500. u0n. 90
tNo lOaipl With the endorsements thereon,
~ same aftears on Ole and % record in The
once " The state Corporation Commission
Do Testimony Mhrreef tho stats Corpora
unH ttmmissiun Of The State Of New MeEicu
hHs rauard this certificate 90 be- signed By ia
chairman and The seal 81 said Commission. 60
bee amNed az the City Of santa fe on this
t5th dHy Of March. A ID 1890.
tStall HrGH a. WILLIAMS.
Attest Chairman,
A T. MORRISON CLERK
MbMkN q CHILDREN HOSPITAL
tNo Stockh0ideI Lahilityl
CERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT TO
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
We D. q Rice. a. President. and q. s.
NCLandrras as Secretary o. Women a
Children Hospital tNo Stockholders Liza,
hilitti do hereby certify that pursuant 10
a rssulution calling a speeial stnekholders
nrett.ng u the stockhnidsrs u sid corpora
uen tgg ths pgrp0se VI iasEgasing the au'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
State Capitol News
TO REPRESENT STATE
At RATE HEARING
Arizona Corporation
Commission to See to
N. M. Interests.

nANNNAt 70 NNN MNaAhn
SANTA FL. March ia.-F. A. Jones.
corporation commissioner for Arizona
has been requested by the New Mex
leo corporation commission to rcpre
sent New Mexico at the hearing be-
fore the Interstate commerce Comntis-
sion, ON March 22 Not ANY Of the
New Mexico commissioners VIII be
able to attend he hearing. In the
telegram to Commissioned Jones. ask
ing him to serve his state. the New
Mexico commissioners said, In part;
We don't believe the country
should be divided into different
rate districts % present time, but
have no objection 90 creating three
rate roups following substantially
same boundntips as classification
territories. However. as interests
of New Mexico and Arizona are
identical, are willing to defer To
your Judgment as TO bcsa course To
pursue 20 guard against further in
crease In rates
RaynnldS to florida.
Justice Herbert T.. RaynOlds. OF the
supreme court. has left Tor Jackson
vile. ria. where he will spend his
vacation, For more than a year no
has beer working day and night on
the preparation OF % digest OF al the
cnses hat have been decided by the
territorial n state supreme court Of
Ne" M'Nlc"
!" rive ." hi"Fhs.
hdet "a resolution ny
Alderman Mhr'"lln" 'ftiN the cry
'oun'h on S'h'h re mas d'clu'n 10
80 hh'an WIN ' mn"li'"d paNlnk pro
Ht"ul Mhl'h VIII ~ln'iude ohlh ah'ut
80 blocks of paving Specifications
OF lhi- Wo'lil'" program VIII nave ''
h' PuhuNh'n ih an NaN'Itl7eHl'nt i"'
hluA h'I''' % '"h'iA'l con hr l'1 lh.
t'"l'lh"'i "l .N' paving pi"sIah WIZ
h' carr 81" ""' some 'ihi" lh I'-l' Ut
u h"p'N
''''h hul7 '"h'
rue 'haii'r lIl'" company OF lAN
N't"7. N''.'I"'I l"' """ 'lS'Nh 'l'
noe -',"i,H % '".'h'i' h N'N.,
lhl"''Eh 'N' bu''",.' '' ih' Nh"''
.iI' h"7'h's "l - ~ '1l'NI lhi' hn"
~,i"'h'f hni's T.. Don VIII h' lh'
l"''I lhiNit'i inc "''"l'bh' huua'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19

The Evening Herald is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
in Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
Cattle Board vii.
Meet at Roswell

The regular quarterly meeting OF
the cattle sanitary board wIich under
the usual ruio. would have been held
In Albuquerque The first week in
April viii bee held at Roswell ON
March 80. 80 and 81. This Is during
the meeting ut The cattlcmeu's asso.
cation ana iu order thai the mem
crs 20. the board will bee able To at
icnt the sessions aud also transact
thcir regular business go tins time.
a full attendance Of the members
NJ the board is expected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19

The FIRST SYST, mot shorthand ap-
pDured loo l5Ns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19

judge Colin N,blctt. of the United
Siutya district count has appointed
tHr three following United States
comm ,-%slnurr. James \ SMILEY So
purru. Henry G]uuguIrs. Taos Ju-,iui-
unu liIDI. Marduloru.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
d. A. r. Conference
Here on Monday

The first state conference Of the
Daughters ct the American EcNulu-
tiou viii bee held here Muudiy. open
iuE at 10 clock. 4 number nj ont
OF town members Of the g. A. a. are
ALREADY iu the CITY attending the
Eastern star convention and Will re-,
main over for the conference
Mrs T. f. Hiuk'o of Roswell, state
regent. and Mrs o. % BuSs,tt Of
Roswell are among the members now
In the city, and Mrs, Nobprt beers,
Roswell regent, is expected To arrive
tonight Santa Fp ana Silver City
chapters Will be- represented also thus
completing representation uf the four
chapters OF the state.
The FIRST SYST, mot shorthand ap.
psnfpd la lsNA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
CLEARANCE SALE
COLUMBIA STORE lis NORTH FIRST ST EET
MEMS HATS

A big assortment. all colors
and styles, values 70 $3.50,
special az .$lS6
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
At TheaterS Today

~" THEATER-M itc
clark is appearing again today IN
the leading role OF a Girl Named
MARY" q paramouut-Artcrau pic
tuTc. thr Cuckoo" comedy is also
being repeated,
IDEAL THI;ATER-'The Power
and the Glory" with au au--tur
Gust o. being repeated today: also
the feature. ~ Perkins piUmgr."
with kathleen O'Couuor aud Jack
Perrin ms the stars.
LYRIC THI.NTIW-Thc typical
American boy, Jack plckfoTd. u
m, feature. I'm Mrong," q com
edy-dramH Of q snWll town ne. 70
First National Corporation picture.
also q reel OF "kinngram-M rcl.lN
News" pictures.
PASTINIE TltI.NTEIl-"Ics Mis-
crpbles." William thmum boz the
title role, IN being repeated TODAY
~ Is d great picture. and should be
seen. II D. one Of Victor HuFo's
molodramaA
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-08-20
Tobacco Notes.

The Edgerton buyers are not work.
ing in their warehouses this week.
o. c. Colony of Evansville was a
business visitor in the Edgerton mar
ket last Saturday.
The P. Lorillard stemming force
starts again next Monday morning af-
ter some time of idleness.
S. M. Halverson, tobacco man at
Stoughton, was caller in the Edger-
ton market last Tuesday.
T. O. and O. T. Rhine of Orfordville
called in Edgerton last Tuesday and re-
membered The Reporter office with a
pleasant visit.
Mr.. Chas. Sweeney has bought the
warehouse known as the Mabbett
warehouse, recently bought by Green's
Tobacco Co. of GAINESVILLE. This gives
Mr.. Sweeney two very excellent ware
houses facing Fulton street, and so sit
uated as to admit of connection, facili-
tating the handling of tobacco without
drayage from one place to the other.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-08-20
Firemen's Picnic Big Success.

The Big picnic grounds at Charley
Bluff was literally teeming with human
ity last Sunday. How many attended
during the day is difficult to estimate,
as cars kept coming and going all day
mostly coming. There was capac-
ity crowd, and looking over the park
ing grounds of cars, one had the i'm
preston that it was state meet in
stead of local picnic. Everybody had
good time-shooting, playing ball,
listening to music, swimming, having
lunch and enjoying the perfect day.
The picnic was not managed for profit,
everything the firemen and the band
had anything to do with was free. The
baseball game between Milton Junction
and Palmyra had brought many fans
from those places. The Edgerton fire
fighters should be congratulated upon
the success Of the picnic and the enter
tainment which they furnished. The
ball game between tina fremen and
band was holly contested, the firemen
winning by score of Is to 16.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-08-20
AMERICAN LEGION PICNIC.
A Full Day of Joy, August 18th.


The Ralph Amundson Post No. 80 of
Edgerton gives picnic at the Edger-
ton Driving Park next Wednesday,
Aug. Is, that promises to rival any pic
mic given in the history of that park
and there have been a great many sue
cessful picnics given there in years
past. The cards and posters announ-
cling the event are out. Stop-Look-
Listen! There will be two big ball
games, classy ball from start to finish.
Did you ever have ride in an air.
plane? Here is your chance not only
to see the birdman up doing his stunts
in exhibition fights, but to join him
and sail with him through space. The
airplane is to be piloted by Red Arrow
fiers.
Games and Sports-50 yard dash, 100
yard dash for boys and girls, men and
women; shoe race, potato race, pie
eating contest, flour contest, 3-legged
race, sack race, base running contest,
tug-of-war for men and women, mar
ried and unmarried, spike driving con-
test for women, slow race for autos,
free for all, and other sports, games
and amusements, including a merry
go-round and dance in the evening.
Splendid music will be furnished all
day. There will be lunch stand where
meals may be secured; a rest tent in
charge of nurse. 1t is going to be
just one day of doings and merrymak
ing. A speaker is secured to deliver
an address. Bring the whole family.
You will be taken care of, and you will
be glad you came. The boys and girls
should note that liberal prizes are Of
fered in several of the minor contests.
Admission-Adults, so cents; children
under IA, Free This includes war tax.
The American Legion Picnic!
The Picnic of the year!
Wednesday, Aug. Is.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-08-20
EdgertOn Hears Col. Seaman.

Col. Gilbert E. Seaman, Republican
candidate for governor, drove into Ed
gerton last Friday noon. A good sized
audience greeted him in front of the
band stand on Fulton street during the
noon hour. The band played, and Mr..
Blanchard introduced the candidate.
Mr.. Seaman is pleasing and forceful
speaker; he made clean argument and
left good impression. He declared
that che was a candidate in his own
right" having the brand of no man or
organization. He is opposed to social
ism because it, and the factions siding
with it IN this campaign, are advocat-
ing class movement. He declared him
self in favor of cooperation among
farmers, and between capital and labor.
He advocated more effective and more
extended legislation for marketing of
farm produce in order to bring better
returns to the farmer without increas-
ing the cost to the consumer. He
pledged himself to support movements
for better roads, better schools and
better health. He thinks better ad
justment can be made of the money
raised for public education so as to
benefit the rural schools which are in
the greatest need of improvement. He
spoke for greater economy in the use
of public funds. Col. Seaman served
as a chief medical officer with the
American forces in France during the
war, being the head of the 32nd divis-
ion medical department. From Edger-
ton Col. Seaman drove to Waterloo
where he spoke in the evening.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-08-20
East KoshkOnOng Church to Hold
Outing.

The members and friends of the East
Koshkonong church of Albion Prairie
are planning to have big outing Fri
day, August 27. There will be plenty
to eat on the grounds, so the friends of
the congregation will not even be
troubled to bring basket lunches. In
the afternoon at 2 o'clock there will be
ball game and other sports. The
game of ball will be between the mar
ried men and the bachelors. In the
evening there will be short program,
and ice cream will be served. The
event will take place on the north shore
of Rice Lake in Hippe's grove. All are
cordially invited to come out and spend
the afternoon and evening with the
membership of the church.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-08-20
Weather Forecast and Special Frost
Warnings.

In the interest of the crop grower,
arrangements have been made by Post
master Hoen with the weather bureau
for the sending byit by telegraph spec
ial frost warnings and the weather
forecast, as occasion demands, begin
ming with August 21st and continuing
until September Oath.
Through the courtesy of the Edger-
ton Telephone company and the Hill
side Telephone company, the weather
forecast and the special frost warnings
will be distributed by them to their
rural subscribers by telephone, the sig
nal being ring of about 10 seconds
duration.