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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-09

The population of Albany has been announced as
more than forty percent greater than ten years ago
Some towns in the state will do better but not many of
metropolis.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-04-09

Hoke Smith is reported to have said that he will re-
tire from state politics if he is defeated in the primary
on the twentieth They always do
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-07
BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER
STOPS JEWISH EXILE.

Paks, Hungary-(By I. J. P.
B)-Judge Sabornay Of this city
decreed that all the local Jews
leave Paks within. twenty-fourc
hours. In their despair the Jews
ishcommunity turned to the COM
handing officer Of the British
Monitor which was stationed in
the harbor, The commandment
Immediately notified the authori-
ties that he will not allow this
outrage to be perpetrated, and
that he will lombard the city as
soon as it should be attempted,
Being subject to influence, the
good Judge withdrew his edict;
and the Jews remained in their
homes.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-07
DECEASED.
Jacob Rosenberg.

Jacob Rosenberg passed away on
Friday, April 80, at the family resi-
dence, 2406 Irving avenue south. The
funeral was held from the residence
on Sunday, May 1. DR.. S. N. Deinard
conducted the services. Mr.. Rosen-.
berg is survived besides his widow, by
four sons, and a daughter, Ruth, one
brother, Jonas Rosenberg, and a sis
ter, Mrs. L. Masur of this city.
Mrs. J. GershenOwitz.
Mrs. J. Gershenowitz passed away
at her home, $40 Seventh avenue
north, on Monday, last after linger-.
ing illness. She was one of the pio-
neer residents of this city. She is
survived by her husband and six chill
dren: Mrs. Anna Blinderman and
Louis Gershenowitz of Java, So. OAK;
David S. of Chicago, and Mrs. I. Sol,
Abe and Mollie Gershenowitz of this
city and twelve grandchildren.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-07
WOMEN'S COMMIT
TEE CONDUCTS OPEN FORUM.

One of the most definitely far reach
ing activities of the Hennepin county
Republican women's committee, is the
Open Forum, held each Friday after
noon at 2:30 in headquarters, 3O3
Meyers Arcade.
A good meeting with good pro-
gram of speakers is always assured.
The candidates for lieutenant COVER
nor speak this week, and for next
weeks program the speakers will be
announced later. 'a e.loaia a7 80
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-05-07
IN MEMORIAM.

In memory of our beloved wife and
mother, Mrs. Fanny Freed, who
passed away one sad year ago. Gone
but not forgotten, never can her men,
Dry fade, sweetest thoughts will ever
linger around the grave where she
is laid. Mr.. M. Freed and family, 263
Aldrich Avenue North.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
 ACCOUNT

In Che United States Comm. Ioncrf
 Court Precinct Of Juneau Tor-
 rtoy of A'asta In Probate In Che ma.icr of tho E..ato of Prank
 Suwu.a. doeoasod
 Notice hereby given Chat One mm account Of fbo administrator of Che estate of Prank suwra dc. rcascd has been rudoro1 to the above entitled court and chat Wed- uesday Che ffh day ol Mar A. D. 1920. at fO o'clock a m. has been duly appointed by a.d court for Che scuIomcn. Uhcroof at which umo amy person Interested iu ad estate may appear and flc hH exception in vr.Hur to said a.ount and cone tcst tho mmo.
 Witness my hand and official seal h.s Iat day or March. 1920. lsmU NEWhUE L. BURTON.
 United States Commissioner and Ez.OTcIo problio Judge.
 Tu publication March a 1920
 Last publication April D lg2o
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The q. g. Civil Service Comms
 .ou announce. am open competitive examination To Doc hcld on June l9. 1920 at hnchomeo FaIrbmln Ju. nou Kc.ohikan and Nome Alaska to secure ole.b'os from which to mako cwudcoUm To ml vacancies ls they may occur n dmt grade or clerical positions m Che lighthouse. customs or other federal services m A'aska
 Both men and women IT qualified may enter tbis examination Age. IS years or over on Che dato of Che examination Ago limits and height and weigh. requirements do mot ape ply to persons entitled to preference becauao or military or naval service
 For application blank Form l87D and pamphlet containing m- formation and sample questions CForm l372l. address Che Secretary of Che United satos Civil Service Board at Che custom house or post onico Of any Of Che places named above. or tbo District Secretary llth IT, s. Civil Service District 303 Post Onico Building Seattle Wash mslou.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19
SO[9 LETOaf GlLiS
Quickly Relieved By Hamiln'o
 Wizard on

Hamlins Wizard on is a simple and effective treatment for sore throat and chest colds Used as a garg.c for sore throat it brings quick relief Rubbed on Che Chest it will often loosen up a hard. deep seated cold in one night
 How often sprains. bruises. cuts and burns occur m every family as well as iuic troubles hkc carlche. toothachc. cold sorcs clukcr sores, suf neck. and nred achIW feet Soothing healing Wizard on win ale ways bring quick rciet
 Get it from druggists for 90 cents. Y not satisfied return thc bottle and get your money back
 Ever consup1tcd or have sick headache Just try Wizard Liver Whips. pleasant Htde pink pills, 90 ccnta Guaranteed
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19
GLYCERuNE MIXTURE
 PREVENTS APPENDICITIS

simple glycor.nc. buckthorn bark. etc. as mixed in Adler-i-ka removes aIl foul accumulated poisonous mat- fer from BOTH upper end lower bowel and prevents appendicitis. Relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or constipation Tho INSTANT pleasant action of Adlor-rka sur- nr.scs both doctors and patients. A business man reports groat benefit In long standing case of indigos- lion and sour stomach Guy b. smith, druggist
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19
WOMAN's CASE
 AMAZEs DOUGLAS

A business mans wife could not sew or read without sharp pains In her eyes. For years her eyes woro rcd and weak Finally she tried sim- pie witchhazol. camphor hydrasti8, etc.. as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. The result produced by a single bot tlo amazed everyone We guarantee a small bottle Layoptik to help ANY CASE weak. strained or inflamed eyes. Aluminium eye cup FREE. Guys Drug Store. Cor 3rd and D SC.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19
NATIVE FUNERAL

Charley Anderson. a native from Hmue ucoumbcd to heart d.aoaao ai tho home of a relative on Che Douglas beach mrly yesterday mom- nr Funeral services wore conduct- cd In the afternoon by Che Rev. Was soncr of Juneau. and ncsr.y ever native i'm tho v.IIaro attended.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19
TO THE WESTWARD

Ceoloeat Ia Wcnecko lefi on tho Alaska rta week for Che Cook inlet country where he win look over some mining property for thc Tread- well Company
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19
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REGISTRATION NOTICE

Notice hereby -F.r .Hrl On. registration books 10. duly qualified voters n tra City o- uo.e'a win be opened at fHe or'.. or One C.r Clerk or fhe rr day 70. March laeH. and remain open mt1 tto ard day oi April Ia-.. at nnc o'clock mn Registration hours uu b, from lo a. m. to te m and from D p. m. to [ p. m. each day.
 ue.ed tbs i-l day er February f9e0 lS.en.II
 THE COMMON COUNCIL or THE
 CITY OF DOUGLAS ALASKA.
 Elmer E Smith Mayor Attest L. w. kILBuEN Clerk
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19
GOING MT0 BUSINESS

Emil Lang hes resigned 'h.s pos.- uou as am operator at che Nugget Greek power plant and .s planning to enter tho mercantile bua.nc at Cape Fan.haw.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19

iory oC Alaska. Division No one
 uf Juneau
 Henry BrIc phuul
 
 Bnr HaHuk Blanche I Carc.
 and Martin olson. Defendants To Bur Uuoct Blanche L Gage
 and Martin O.ou ne.eudan."
 GREETING
 IN THE EANE OT TUE UNITED STATES Or AMERICA. You and oach of you nro hereby commanded fo he and appear in .he aa'r UI.l a.fIou i'm Ono ahOFo-onl.... Court holden af 1uueu .u said D.- vision 0l nId District ui h.naha and answer tHe complain. U.ol against you u Ono ah0vc.ontIt'ci gcl.om ir Che ahoFo-onrfIod conrl within thirty day. after tho completion o. tnr period of publication and s.-fioN Of thIs summons upon rou. and 1T you '1II an In 1unaHr and an."0r for want thoIool Che u.UuNI win apply f0 fHo Court Inr Inc I0|n. dom ndoH u a1Id complaint a copy O. which i lIoI with fhc c.Urk ol tno 1h1Fo.en. uUaI court
 The relief prayed for s Che fore closure ol that certain mor'eleo de- serbed I'm "Il complaint
 Tho order of publication Q. thie summons was made and dated Che gth day Of March, 1920. and che period of publication Of thH um. mons .a once week for sIE c0uaeou- tive weeks. the frf publication to be made ou the 12th day of March 1920 and Che .as. publication thereof on tho 2ard day Of April 1920. and Che time within which you arc ro. 1uIroi lo appear and an.Wor IH on or before thc 2fth day ol Nlu 1920.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have horouuf0 set my hand and lI.Noi Che raal oI Che above entitled court thIa gth day or Nnr.h. 1920. lsmD J w. BELL. CIcrk H. IT, TO'um
 Attorney for plaintiff
 Become atockholIcr I'm Che Init.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19
NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northland

Acting Governor IN II a'NND. Ind. recently recovered from % severe uek ol influenza
 Kauhkau now has m upstairs clothing shop iwl ukc Che rest O. In. br cities of the coast
 Mr. and Mrs O.r.r Nea and Mrs. X Boomou dci m Juneau within The past week from influenza.
 Na Bobcr. n Jenkins. formerly Mes Ada Irish or Juneau died Iu sn Francisco March 6 ot Influenza
 Tn, machine shops Of thc B Y |N sbpurds at Wmtehoue have
 r.et on tber spring agd summer eork
 THc pelcabus saw mII |a to star. aboa. bc dut of April Tho mu H now backed by Portland capital
 Tn. Broad Pass Coal and nogo.- mm. Company aas organized a- Fairbanks .o develop Ignite coal in H. Nmma coat ue.is
 Clremuuos Hurr was recently taken from Kc.ohIEau and turned ,,. To -hc military authorities ot For. Seward a. u dr.l, erader
 The arn.y h.re. nHhue Wave went a.ho.. near Seymour NawowH .nu. .. ..r.r To T.su hubor vth applies .o. .ac coming seasoa
 ur L rver a pioneer physician ... recently mar..ed at Uydlbure o Mrs Lea Hrorweb The ..un.. rUI maEe taer home at ron- ..e.
 smn.rI formerly general
 r.- aI -ue Nmuc.ot. m.r. has
 n Hat.l To succeed R w. Baxter
 t.. president or Che Alaska
 hip Company
 An otter wa. hr.reht to Wun
 short nue ago taat s hc
 . ...n la.. .hs aon u measured e feet ? Inches tn length .u. lI m.n.. v.le
 Tn. N...a Industrial Union re mH. hold convention at Peters to 0l 0.n prices for thc com
 mn Tt. prices fNcl have
 rat boon given or.
 colonel gmser Enesa barouct believed To hold au Interest n thr Alaska L-afcurc Company hm ua-.aasl -hc Cape Labume coal mr. from Finley Mcintosh
 Roe Point and shaEan eauuu.as Io..t a.. tc.r arc r.umne ore-- .ton in Southeastern Alaska tha .e.r with J. Sales and O A Larson H respective un.-n..nlm,a
 AS always Ke..hNm eads The .HI birds of hc town when her I snow covering lber feeding oml. tap ou Che windows mtn
 food thrown oa. to them Some ara.
 Editor A. W Roe ol H. ,hH.ho-e sur recently had sey-
 I hours light uth metallic noe- arue Mrs Rousseau and daughter ..-. also victims ol the same eom- paut
 Paul rmaor. ou route to AuE bay or hr steamer Jefferson last
 week. wa. ukou ol Che boat at Ju- raau and nIaccd n Che c.ty deten- ion hospital He was suspected to be auc,ed with small poN
 Sixty .ase ol influenza ore re- ported a- kuEvan 70 miles from HaIr. Two member. Of .he cdu-
 maI bureau gre sic. with tlc nanly rhre. deaths have boon re- ported among Che natives
 
 Work NUI begin soou ou Che can- .re and .aItery of ,hc Alaska Fish- .r.. Union plant or Barauot island. Stockholders wu b. paid partly In cash and partly .n stock ou Che con- ra.rua work on tho plant
 |.. Universal .nroiucie Com aar capitalized at s-.O00.O00. with .J F. Lauuc. nr doat has orsan- ..l o uure skins ot Alaskan hrrk H.uea whale. sen uou hair .cai u1lru. and reindeer hides for leather
 I and B O Nuurly camo.e- mon for tbc Gaumort moving pic ure corporation. arc filming local scenery and views ol tbe Gasdnoau Channel ane A trip has been
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19

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Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19

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Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19
Partial List Of Contents

Partial List O, Contents Your Er.rl.u.r Vocabulary How
 to er.r.e Worts ra.r M..r.- and Ta.I
 r pronunciation. W.Ia n
 illustrative ..r..... Helps for sras..s W ra.h hrt or Conversation. H." I'D t.
 Uure Correct srr0rru ... '.-u.u. u1sre English for m. Hlr.
 Man. corr. English for .ae p-.nn.- oorrs.. Ere.f for tae Advance.
 rmI Shall and WW How .o r.. Them should and woHd Hoa o u
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Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19

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Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19

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Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19

Become tockholler in Che Unit ed Statoa buy war-HN.nu stamps.
 Job Printing at Che News nlIco.
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19
FERRY TIME CARD
JUNEAU FERRY E NAVIGATOR
 COMPANY

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Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19

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Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19

sUMN0Ns T0R PTBLIcATION

I'm fhc u..ri.. Cour. fm tHc Tou.
 fory or Alaska Division No. one
 Uf Juneau Henry Br.n puut..
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19

m tre Yukon Council e'oe'.ou hold on rcb .s Robert Lovo VI" the choice or lhe n..n.. in hc WmoHor. district Gavin Fowuc u nc naron district and Paul Hogan in Che Koul.so district Gold Com missioner Mackenzie has tU.wanl Wednesday, April 2. as tbc de.o Of Che rrt meeting Of he ronwn.sra council
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19

J and B O Naunrly oamora- mon for llc Gaumont moving pic- ure corporation. arc Aiming IoU.
 eaery and views ol One Gmdncau chauuc. ane A trip has been taken to Taku e.ac.er and view. taken there of .he b.s tee fields
 Tho steamers Alameda and Ad. muI Evans leaving Seattle April and m Wu Inaueuu,e One summer .rrrc o Anchorage by way of Cook m.ct They w1i be che dra. steamers to reach Che railroad city since che closo of navigation la1. ian
Douglas Island news., 1920-03-19

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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-02-05
IRRIGATION UP AGAIN.

Like Banquo's ghost, the question
of irrigation for Ontario's lawns
rises 10 plague the city Council just
when It's shadow apparently has dis
appeared for another season
Each visit OF the spectre however
gives II more form and body so that
ere long perhaps II will form cor
poreal shape and tangible hold can
be grasped and the body thrown once
for all.
II has long been the position Of
those who have really given the mat
ter serious thot that no system which
connects the city and country users
will be satisfactory 10 both; but the
proposition which the East Side
ranchers make has merits that should
not be passed without due consider
alton. A similar proposition, or
rather the direct purchase by the city
OF the Riverside irrigation system
would solve the problem In that sec
tion OF the city north of Idaho
avenue,
Among the other suggestions made
for solving the problem is that which
would use the waste water OF the
owyhee ditch until late in the sum
mer when that waste water is low.
This was done by the residents in tile
southwest section OF the city last
summer successfully II is the cheap
est solution and might be resorted to,
il no other means can be devised
But this one thing is necessary
whatever the solution determined
upon must be in the hands OF the
City Council as taxing body with
necessary power to enforce collection
and 10 so spread the assessment that
the vacant property In the city limits
will be made TO pay its share of the
cost
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-02-05

tie to counteract this prejudice and
blind fear in the public mind.
The following statement. issued
on December goth by Mr.. l.. r.
Swift, president of Swift & Company
clearly states the motivs that actuat
cd swift & Company TO become a
party to the agreement:
During the next few days the
newspapers will, through editorial
expression, interpret for their read
ess the Significance. both as to cnuso
and effect, of the recently announced
agreement between the attorney gcn-
oral and the packing concerns.
II lope that a statement Of our
motives in entering this agreement
VIII be of interest 20 you.
Although II is true that we have
agreed to sell our interests In stocl,
yards, | want to emphatically assert
that our principal reason for being
Interested IN stock yards has been 10
improve the facilities for the proper
marketing and handling of live stock,
and that ownership in such yards
has not been used as means Of
manipulating prices. or obtaining un-
fair profits. have publicly an
pounced that we should be willing 10
part with our interests in stock
yards IL arrangements could be made
TO continue their efficient operation.
AS for our willingness TO stop
handling canned goods and n few
other commodities ordinarily sold by
wholesale grocers. want to empha-
size the fact that there have been
ample economic reasons for our
these products. in that we
have the distributing machinery TO
get these goods from producer TO
consumer In most direct and econ
omical fashion.
I'VE believe that eventually the
public would have como TO realize
The soundncss OF our position. but
because OF the spirit OF unrest and
misunderstanding we are glad to
make some sacrifices and conccs-
lions. believe that II is Just az
necessary To make such sacrifice
Turing the uncertain perold OF re-
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-02-05
NEW DEPARTURE IN
INDUSTRY, SAY PACKERS
Swift Il Company Ask That Position
BE Made Clear to Argus Read
ers--Recognize Prejudice of
Public Opinion.
It appcirs that the editorial was

CHICAGO, January 22.h Editor
The Arguo, Ontario, Oregon Dear
Sir: In q recent issue of your paper
editorial comment was made on the
recent agreement between the At
torney General of She United states
and each Of the larger packers, in
cluding Swift & Company
II apopars that the editorial was
written on information contained I'm
Washington dispatches and without
taking into account the statements
made by both parties TO the agree
ment.
Tho matter agreed upon represents
now departure in cooperation be-
tween corporate industry and the
government. As II is sincere de-
sire on the part Of the packers TO aid
In directing public thought to whole
hearted consideration of constructive
efforts in readjustment TO normal
conditions, the agreement deserves
unpreiudlced analysis and consldorn-
tion.
A few editors refer TO this agree
ment as a Surrender" on the part
Of the packers, and intimate that the
latter must have been guilty or they
would not have compromised. Swift
& Company entered this agreement.
not because OF any fear OF an adj
verse decision I'm the courts. for
there has been no violation of the
law. but because we realized that a
deep-rooted fear had been developed
In the public mind against one or
or small groups hand
ling many lines OF competing food
and, we realized that oven
Z we we're acquitted by the court
'fter long and costly proceeding. /
his favorable decision would do lit. !
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-02-05

construction as II was during the
war.
Let me direct attention to the
fact that the decree to which we
have agreed to submit in no way
finds us guilty of combination I'm re-
strnint of trade. or of any other
illegal practices. Under no condi-
tion would I have consented to such
a solution If the decree were to
charge us with guilt.
"For this reason, enjoining us
from combining in restraint of
trade will I'm no way affect our oper-
ations. because we are an indepen-
dent unit in open competition with
the other large packers and with
hundreds of smaller ones The de-
cree in this respect will merely
strengthen existing laws, which we
are following to the letter.
with these thoughts in mind, ]
trust that you will appreciate the
lutl lnul our pOhillon ~ III ho Nbs ~"
admission that we. have been guilty
of anything economically, legally. or
morally wrong, and that we have
made this concession with tho sin
cere hope that It will help to over
come the suspicion which still Turks
in the minds OF many people"
Your readers, no doubt, win ap-
prcoiate getting these facts from the
columns of your paper. We shall ap-
preciato your cooperation In pre-
senting this communication to them
May we have marked copy of your
issue In which II apears.?
Very truly yours.
SWIFT a COMPANY.
Per l.. ID. H. Weld,
Manager Commercial Research
Department.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-02-05
SUBSCRIPTIONS, go. One Year si.6C
RENNMING TmE sTREETs.

Ontario Is TO have its streets re-
named in systematic manner.
There Is much to be said In favor of
the proposal when half the members
of the council themselves admit that
they do not know on what street they
live.
Ontario Is not large city, to be
auro. but II Is one Of changing ,popu-
lation and the convenience OF that
portion of the citizens Is worthy OF
consideration. Then, too, It will soon
be necessary to have a system of fire
alarms so that when the fire signal Is
aounded the position of the fire will
be known.
During the recent unfortunate fuel
epidemic the fuel administration
learned that only a small portion of
the citizens we're familiar with their
street address, they almost uniformly
instructed the administrator by say
ing they "llyod two blocks from So
and-So." and II so-and-so was we'll
known the place might be found
easily, II not, time and efforts were
needed to get results, and time was
an important element then.
As Ontario grows OF course the
situation will be worse. argue those
who favor the change. and II " there
fore better to make the change now
while comparatively easy. than 10
wait until II is even more essential.
or course such change presupposcp
that the now system will be so simple
that II will be easily remembered. at
least 80 far az its cardinal features.
and with that much OF start II will
bc 40 much easier TO locate n given
address.
The Argus believes that once tho
idea II graspod that this will result.
tho not TO the entire satisfaction OF
nor 10 the exclusion OF all
For example when we
have mail delivery service which the
rity IN entitled TO have right now.
how often will the divisions s. w. n.
H.. s. Il. or n. w. be omitted or for
cotton, and thus bring about the con-
ltion sought TO improye7
Then thoro IN the attachment
which n few have for old names and
ho desire TO get away from too
lgid designation az First avenue.
iecond avenue. etc. which are COM
non to every city and town. and
therefore, lack novelty.
We don't know how greatly at
lched 10 tho names OF Richardson. Y
lorfitt, King aud Virtue are the resi-
ents OF the city; nor do we know 4
Sactly what each OF them contrib y
ted 10 its material or social pro-
ress, that they should be thus hon
red, however In naming streets for
ich men or women IL a memorial
lat ought not be lightly thrown
'ido II reason for It's conflrmment
,isied In the first place. .
The Argus has no objection OF lts
IN To the proposed new system.
We this, that Oregon street should
II he changed II Idaho IL not. These
reets could each be used AZ the
yiding lines East and West, North
ID South, this would not effect the
opposed change and would leave the
rect with other than mere numer-
Al appollation,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-02-05
Announcing Change of
AGENCY
of The FOrdsOn Tractors

Monday February the agency for the Fordson Tractor
which was formerly with two other firms in the county,
was transferred to me- The service will be main.
tanned by me The Fordson Tractors as on Ford Cars