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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02

1eood) ltder, 0dB lt@ ellle Spalillilg
IN Der 6enpfrotiihen Gartei boil
sieben iuirO, ioIlte .oarnuf georitngen
iperoen. bic glrtnnbme oes gertrogs
in ben belnotrotiiden gloiionaIfon-
bent ourd)5upeitihen.
0(nberer 9lniibt lit Sendtor Sitd.
! cod, iuseno. bob. lollte Die gfatifi.
fatiofsfrnge IN Die Bablfdnlpagne
biileinge3ogen tperoen, Die &epubIifo.
rer tirter iid lineiiig peroen mir.
ben, nnb ein bernofratiider Siee
fiher lei.
9lus elmer geItern Dorgenomnteneit
lttnfrose ginp berbor, oab "a bemn.
frotifde Senntoren nit oeIn Rrd.
jioenten in bieier sSrnse Dourh bid
iino biinn" geben iperoen; moglifj
lit, onb es nod tnebr iein tperben,
ditF % ober fann Iia Der grdiibent
obioIut berIaiien. sic bdben Der.
iproden nie fir ben 2ooge ginnano
5u slrtifel Sebn itintnen gu mol.
len.
sSii repubIifoniiden areifen miro
Die sSrdge, auF ipelde Beiie oer
sSrieoeusbertrdg IN Die 8latform nuf.
genontnten iueroen fam, Iebboft er.
ortert. Dtau bat radlitebenoe allan.
fe~ beiiirportet: .Gie republifanii1e
9artet ilnteritiist bierntit Die 8ei.
eeri,n9 bes Senots, Den Grieoensber.
trog obne Ginfpdnoe, ourd peI6t
aTlein Die Ss1terelien oer Ser. Staa-
ten eeiuabrt tperoen all ratifi3ieren. "
Mnn sIntbt, odB cine oerortiee
Bionfe peitoebertb genig iei, i'm
nIle Saftionen, Die gegen Die gfati.
fifotioa IN Der bonn gr1ii6enteu
einberidteten sSorm iino, au pereiD
nigen.
ggie Sen0tor WlcGcriaid bon eyl,
Iinois, BET bon elmer Beiuhsreiic
bel ieinen QonItituenten ioefen mad
8aibington aifriidfebrt, idet, bot Die
Gntlaiilng oes Stoatgietret1rs
Canning iinS bic Siinne sontroperie
inter Dem goIfe cine itorfe 6tro,
mina gegen Mnnabue oes Srieoens.
bertrags berborgeriifen. sglad Dem
oIlem. mas id) auf meiner 9feiie
oltrh 0as scltraIe Sainois unO mel.
mem 8eiad In Chicago eab5rt bnbe.
Bot Der 2nliiitig 3ipiihenfall uns
6ie s5iune Sroee bei tn,iel1ben 8iir,
germ Die Gefdbr Dor gt,igen geFiibrt
bob mir itter 6iibring Ses 8r1fi.
0erten leift mid nlIsfpdrtieen Wd9.
ten in Gtreitigfeiten beripiGeIt iper.
F, ben fonnen. Wi1nner unS yrouen
Die nod Dor eirrigen 8oben &oti.
| fifation nit ginpdnoen befiiruorte.
ten, opponieren jest Dem Srieoens.
pertrog bolitdnbig. Sic Iprnen BE-
areifen, oaB bic @otififotion fetnen
/ @influB al,f ben nitslpdrtigen @eIo'
mnrft uio and feinen nlif iinTer
Grportgeidd3t boben ipiro."
lteber3eigt, BOB man in Ser Ser,
tragsfrase mter ben eeeenip1rtiger
/ ltnlftdnoen niht ipeiter tontnlen
fam. iuenoet man fid i'm Genot oft.
0eren legislatiben @eidjdften gu ,nt
tuirb Die gertraesfroge ben politi.
i4en uIfonbentionen snr @nt,
! i61eioitng iiberlaHen. Gin oiesbe5ifg.
lider 8eidluB tpiro mad glbifim.
nuing iiber Den ginipanO su gIr.
tifel 3ebn gefnBt iper6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02
Sunkipru1 sperkcbr
ipieccr aiifeencntntcf,

Seem gorf, 9, MGr3. - 9irefte
brabtIoie 8erbittbuns aipiidlen ben
Der. Stonten uno ben britildben SSSfi.
Ieln toiroe gaontog ntoreen i'm H..
OF tuieoer oiifgerpnureit oIs Die
tronsatlafltiffen Silnfipriditotionen
bon Der &esier,ins ibren @ieentii.
mern iuieoer iiberliefert ipuroen. gu
eIeider 3eit begonnen Die Stotio.
nen an Der @eitfiiite au MoribaIl,
goIinos uno Gan Granrisco ibre
grrbinoune nit &obuofu uno So.
fobio in Sofpai unb Sunnboibi in
Sapan iuieoer niiiaunebmer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02
11,ilicn eitttpirft uote
an Sic uuiicrtcft

gsaibineton, 2. gaGra. grdiiOeni
3iIIon Bat NIT Ser glusorbeitung
Der slnttport ouf Die britiidett mo
fronaofii6en @oriteIlungen III Der
ooriatiIden araae beeoitnel,. llnter
Sen 8orbereitlinesorbeiten lit er mid
Dem iteIfbertretenoen Stnatsiefret6r
golf in 8erbirroing eetreten. SIN
8eiBen $nis iino feline 9dhridten
Dariiber st erbaIteh tpieipeit 8a'
lon nit 2lopo George uno MillernnS
aur 8arfolgi1ns tteuer llnterbalIolun.
gen 3linnnmergeben miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02
GntctttezG GeittiuaScr
Inc Scft DarHatscnctt

ssaris. 2. 0eGr3.-geod einer 9e.
peiAe bon SouIon ipuroe 6os fran.
a6iiiGe Sorpeoogeidiuober nod, 6ent
gintrefien brttiider arieesidiffe m
ben Goroonellen nod aonitantiitopel
bccrocrt. Die slbicnbung tpeiterer
arieesidiffe nod tiirtiiden @etrGi.
fern tpurbe birh Sie 3uidnrmenitobe
Spiiden frnn50fii6en Truppen anb
tiirfiiden yRebrllen" in Ser Geeetlb
bon Inroid in aIeinoIien berait.
Iobt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02
lt)eItst3ir9itia 9cocn
Sraticnitinintreett

gbarIeItcn, @. go., 2. apGr5.--
Die @otifisieriine Ses Srauenitintut.
observation-disclosures lit bonn Sennt
Kir 8eIt girginien efitihpeilen ob.
seIehnt ipor6en. gei Der eeitrigen
l(bItinunnng Itanben Die StinmeN
IA 5n Ia. Gnrnlifbin ftininte &c.
notor Sornier, Der Die 9icioIution
,ingebrodjt botte, nit Hein. iuie
non ioet, aus benz @rniioe, oob
sos anen6enlent in @ieoeretip6s,tns
pesogeu iperoen fOnns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02
aomnitiniitct,=SHbrcr
Bella 1silit cftttpiittt

oonOOn 2. @dr5. Sffisiellen
gtodri6ten eerndB iit Der friibere
&omnilniitenbaiiptling in llnaarn,
@ela 9rn, uno mebrere ieiner Gpieb'
geieIIen aus 9elterreih, iuoieIbit er
interniert ipar, entipiidt. gs beiBt,
6oB er iid wieoer no9 llneuru be-
geben bat iino beriiden miro, bort
bie @elpaIt 'pieoer an fid an reiBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02
DcMti9e Nitocklaotc
tucaten iib 1t. 8. itcaen
alobb George lebnte ab; beg &riess.
frebels geidmlbigte geben nene
GrflGriins al.

Noris, 2. W1drs. s.Gie 9elttI1en.
.lpelHe bon ben aaiiertea 0es &riegs.
frebeIs atlseflogt itno, iparen iG
beiBt es, ipillens, iid in oen Der.
Staoten in anlerifoniiben @eri6ten
.pro5eiIieren sit IoIiea. 9ieier 8or.
ihlag tpur0e benz 0berIten Mot I'M.
terbreitet, ie0oh bon 2lopb George
berlporfen. Inter betienigen oie ge-
niHt lparetl iic) itt merifuniiden
@eridten aii beranttuorten iporen
2uoea0orff. Sinoenbnrg, &oritprin3
Guppredt, aonliroI b. Girpis uno
Der friibere gfeibsfanaler 8et9mant.
SoIliueg.
Die SebrIeite Der WIebaille.
giner 8erIiiter 8epeide aufoIge
bot cine gln5abI proninenter Gene.
r1Le uno &ontir6Ie, Die bon ben M.
liierten nls &rieesfrebler be5eidnet
tperoen cine Grfldrltng erlaiien, IN
Der lie Iid abernlals lpeieeriL iih
einem allsldnbiidben Geridt au iteI.
Ielt, fid) ober bereit erfldreit iid Dor
einem OelitiGen Gidter poraeiIieren
au laiien, in oeIlen @erehtigteit ite
8ertranen boben. Die @rfldr1ing ift
nnter5ei9net bon ben @enerGlen 2l-
oenborff, b. Solfenbnpn, 6eronnr-
idoa y. alltd, oen aomirdlen b.
Girpis uro GbrDeoer itrlo alberen.
Gin 0elitiher 9fidter, iugen iie,
miro in uebereinItir1rnitne NIT 6eut.
ideln @eies ridlter.
9ie ltnterSeihner erflGreit, 0GB fie
81. boae SerdrttuortIidfeit fir oIle
bon ibnen 9egebenen 9eieble iiber.
nebnen ltn0 perlnngen eineit bolbi.
gen %ro5eB tnt sSiltereiie ibrer eigc.
nen gbre ltrto 0erielligen 9eltIh.
lambs. sic erfl1ren nidj, SoB Die
9tntlport Der entente bont 16. Seb.
EN- neller glngriff dnf Die 0eitide
Station 1r1O ibre SouberdnitGt iei,
oo nnd ons 8erInngen Inn gluslie-
fe'1tng Der Seutiden feinpsiuegs
aitfeesc6en iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02
Blmtiee S6ldocrci In
Sen Straiseft rcnScn's

2onSon, .. @dr5. - @eeen 50
Berionen puroen in ben StroBen
2pnoons om Montos oben6 berlest,
nIs Elm ltnarg entIaiiener SolOaten
5linl 9Srotelt gegen Die GntIniiung
bon @eter1nen aus &eeieritugs.9ln.
Itelnngen nit Der Toliaei StlIant-
menitieB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02
glerito feat gruteit elm.

Staot Macyifo, 2. gtdr5. Die re.
gierlng bot bente ben merifoniidJen
gertreter in 8oibineton ongeipieiell,
BEL Der Meglerling Der Ser Stadten
eegcn Die Grltloronns oes @erifa.
ners Gornejo, Der tiir5lid in Colo.
rooo ermoroet tpor6en iein foG, Ero.
teit au erhthen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02
Nntis1,rctibiticn
scwinitt an Starke
gseiu Series fat bic yabrnns, itimmt
cine acmprcmihbcrlnoe fiber
Gpiritnpien an.

Srenton, 81. s., 2. Dadrs. Ser
Senat bon Sem Seriep nabm geitern
abenh ipat nit IL gegen 8 Stim-
men cine Gon,pron1iB gierborldgt
an, ipelde bic Seritel[ung lino ben
8erfauf uno bic Transportation bon
Igeiftieen @etr1nfen, Ole niGt iibet
|3E 93roaert snfobol giannuitnf
efttbaIten ecnebntist. Gie Inter
ifrift oes @oubernelirs miro in
2olife oes Cages eriportet. Sos &c
ies miro nod Srieoensidlub IL
araft treten.
gtetu g)orf iuirS iidl anldliehea.
&lbonD, n. g., 2. M1ra. -Sn BET
2egislotur lit cine 8orlaee einee
rei1t, ipeld)e ben 8ioerruf bel
Gpirituoienit eniteuergeieses foroert I'M
ein 2iaensipitem fir ben SonocI il
@etrdrten nit nif)t iiber 6 gro
sent 9llfobolaebnIt boriiebt.
Wlaiiadnietts itimnt ruah."
Bolton. @oil., 2. Mdrd. -llntel
oen 81 Srtidaften in Maiiafuictts
Die eeitern @emeirbeperial Munger
nbbielten folaten bieIe Der @eaiori
tat ser bel ben lesten 9eaember
iuablen obgrgebenett Gtinlyreb in
Dem fie fi6 5u @uniten eines 2iaen3
ipitenls in 9ebanbliing Der Spri
tlioieilfraee entfhieben. sSn ntnndel
6dllen mar es Dos prite 02oI, bal
Die @emeill0en nnaB" itinunten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02
Wetfcrl,Sriept

Sir 0uoho i,uO ltmeegenS
8obrItcinIid, 9fceen oOcr Sdnes
ip1t bellte obenO unO Mittoludj. SGI.
ter.
Sir gsebrasfa @abri9einltdj
aeeen ODER Sdnee beute nudt uno
@ittpod;, f6Iter.
Sir Soma = 3unebnenSe 8e.
ip0Ifltns, iuobrideiilIith Siesen uoer
Gdnee, beeinneo ip6t beute obeno
o6cr 9aithpcd). adIter drn WtitttDcdb
it1,0 mt peItIiden EeiI beiite ober6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02
9ltanlitrnna pun 0lasralen.

@oibineton, 2. Wadrs.-9ie sid.
fen bon disqualification. Die Il,
nebreren Stooten intereiiiert iino,
fonnen bon ben betreffenben 9too.
ten feiteeiteIIi iperoet. go bot bas
Sberseridt entfGiet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02
9pIen nerlanat sdlaOenerias.

2opcnboaen 2. Widr5. .-3ic glo.
tional Sioeslbe meloet. bob goleti
bon Sobietrublono Die Sunuue bon
81 100000 Marf in @olo berInnst,
ioa Der Sriebe stpiideu bieien beioen
&eiden heraeiteIIt iperben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02
gInfm6r In gIfafnniitnn.

2onoon, Q. DsGrS. 9ladridten
niis ssn6ien Ioiien erfenpet oob of.
ehoniide st6nirne reboIrtionirrten,
nber su @uaren eetrieben ipiirben.
sic berlorsn 120 Mnnn an Sotem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02
3uiunlmen .$92,169.5 s.

sSerner bon @ottfrie6 Sdaefer
BON aenoibn. Sis, Elm 9ddden nit
gobncn ltno cine 9iIte nit eeinl.
aenem Spef 5pefs 1leberinittltng
nod SeiterreiG.
@ultob Solieilen,
6inaiS.Sefret1r
1923 2eobentporth Ctr.
Omaha, Nebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02

- Ion ritterItiise Die Seutihe
greiip. irbem nlnn sn ihrer @erbrei,
tiing beitrdgt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-02
Der SinaitsbeitanS
Ses PilfsfcnSs

Smahd glebr., [. Ntar5 1J2U.
93igber foGeftiert ut0
oerDffentlid)t ....$92, ,144.5S
MelloIDd1 @eis, Glgin
9tebr ...........- 800
Dennis Streit, Wtooiior,
gsebr. .............. 500
Sobn Siegel, Sterling,
gfebr. ............ 400
llngenonnt ans Rioer.
ton, 9febr.. 1850. 1000
sSrdu @arg. Seener, Ges
Noines, So. ....... 1.o0
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Evening star., 1920-06-19
POST OFFICE EMPLOYEES
IN LINE FOR HIGHER PAY
Promoted Clerks and Carriers AL
lowed $500 Each, Beginning July
/. Under Reclassifcation.

Nearly 800 clerks and carriers of
the Washington city post Office are in
line to receive increased salaries of
$500 each a year beginning July l, as
the result of promotions and the re-
Gently enacted postal reclasslncation
law.
These employees include 24+ clerks
and fifty carriers, the greater number
of whom will be recommended for
promotion from "ope thousand grade,
in which they are now placed. The
thousand dollar grade is the old
style method of designating them.
Since the Redistribution law does
not go into effect until July l, the EN-.
ployes who will be promoted to the
next grade will be in the S1.100 class
old system, and will then be automat-
ically raised to the sl,566 salary
which the second grade receives un.
der reclassification.
This big increase is basic. and ir
reality is not quite as big as it seems
since all postal employees will lose
July / the 5000 bonus which they are
now receiving. Without the reclassi
fcation the $1,000 grade clerks anG
carriers would merely have been pro
NOTED to S1,1e6 year, which, witt
their s208 bonus, would have made
$1,000 a year.
So from one way of looking at i
they will get hut a s266 increase over
what they would be actually making
but considered from the standpoint o
the temporary quality of the bonus
the increase will amount to $500.
Evening star., 1920-06-19
SODA WATER TAXES
SELDOM EvADED
But Few VioIators Found.
Some Other Businesses
More Negligent.

A detailed survey of local soda foun-
tains. completed today by agents OF
the bureau of internal revenue, dis
closed no more than several cases of
misunderstanding regarding the oper-
alton of the excise tax.
The search was inspired by reports
declaring that numerous drug stores
and soda fountains were charging 6
cents each for soda fountain drinks
when bought two at time and turn
ling but l cent of the 2 cents collected
as tax into the revenue bureau.
The majority of soda fountain pro-
prietorS charge cents for a popular
cooling beverage. When two drinks
are bought. the tax is but l cent, as
the total charge is but 10 cents. Re
ports reaching the bureau, however.
indicated that many proprietors were
charging cents for the drink. or IL
cents for two, ard not turning over the
extra penny to the tax collectors. The
bureau claims it is entitled to the e.
ira penny. The same ratio applies on
the more expensive drinks.
No cases of Willful violation of the
law were discovered.
Other Violations Found.
In conjunction with the campaign to
locate possible evaders of the soft
drink tax, the drive for the arrest OF
L
able articles is being conducted vigo,-
ously. With evidence gathered by two
agents of the bureau two weeks ago.
who found evasion of taxes in a tour
of the city amounting to nearly $1,000,
officials believe comprehensive
search of the city will find many more
evaders of the tax. AS fast as evidence
of wilful evasion is found it will be
turned over to Distric Attorney Las
key and an Indictment asked.
The nolicy Of the bureau in the
case of proprietors of small stores
who through misunderstanding of the
law have failed to affix revenue
stamps or collect war tax will be one
of leniency. however. Only in cases
where willful evasion of payment of
taxes is found will the extreme pen
atty be asked. These cases will be
prosecuted. The drive in
is part of a nationwide
campaign against tax evaders asked
by honest merchants whose prices
have been undercut by those dealers
who have failed to collect the gov
eminent tax.
Evening star., 1920-06-19
Living :Dead'Men
OfA. E. f. Would
Organise a Club

AKRON. Ohio, June ia
Dead Mans Club, Composed cx-
cIusivcly Of cx-seryice men now
living, but listed oficially as
killed In action overseas, ID the
latest kind Of frnternaI organi-
zntion suggested by William
Writ Of this city.
Writ II having hard time
trying to convince the govern
mcnt that he isn't dead and
buried in France. His name II
now being chisclcd from the
memorial bronze tablet recent
ly erected here in u memorial
building.
Writ estimates there are nenr-
ly 1000 ex-service men now liv-
ing whom the War Department
records show were killed md
buried overseas. He also de-
cIared that court records show
about 300 men declared OfciaI-
Iy dead who are still alive. He
suggest they organize "a "Dead
Mans Club" and adopt the sIO-
gan, eve may be dead but we
won't lie down."
Evening star., 1920-06-19
WAR ON PRAIRIE DOGS.
Poisoned Bait Used in Clearing Out
Rodents

PIERRE, S. D.. June ia rigid
destructive prairie dog from many
western South Dakota counties is be-
ing carried on with a view to turning
thousands of acres which in past
years has shown little growth OF
green into fertile pastures and culti-
waited land.
Crews of men with regular camping
outfits take the field and work half a
township thoroughlyin search of these
rodents Poisoned bait is spread. and
after passing on to the other half of
the township a rear guard again sur
veys the ground first covered. If
there is need, this territory is gone
over a second time. Many such crews
are now at work.
Evening star., 1920-06-19
DEATH INQUIRY BY ITALY.
Seeks Explanation for Alleged An
archist's Irregular Detention.

NEW YORK, June 19-Oficial re-
quest on behalf of the Italian govern
ment for information concerning the
death of Andrea Salsedo. the alleged
anarchist. who recently leaped from
the fourteenth floor of the Park Row
building here, where he had been con-
fined by the Department of Justice,
was made June Is last by counsel for
the royal Italian consulate here, it s
learned.
Information also was requested as
to the causes of Salsedo's detention
outside the regularly established fed
eral prison or immigration station.
Evening star., 1920-06-19
MAORIS TRACE GENEALoGY,

HONOLULU. May 25 Correspond
ence of the Associated Pressl.-Twen-
~ Aaorls from New Zealand have ar
rived here with James NJ. Lambert.
head of the Mormon mission In New
Zealand. for series of tests to estab-
lish or refute the theory that the
Maoris and the Hawaiians are sprung
from the same stock. The Maoris
Will spend two months in the Ha-
waiian Islands as guests Of the Nor.
mon church here, A.
Evening star., 1920-06-19

IN PLACE OF LEMONS
Use Horsfords Acid Phosphate.
HealthfuI refreshing. better for you-invig-
crates nerves. brain and body At druggists.
Advertisement
Evening star., 1920-06-19

DR.. w. n. Best of Long Island City, n,
Y. told the joint convention Of the
American Drop Forge Association, and
the Drop Forge Supply Association Coal
tars and other liquid fuels are proving
successful under the test OF experience.
he added
Evening star., 1920-06-19
FIRING SQUAD FOR GARCIA.
q. S. Writ of Habeas Corpus De-
MED to Mexican Paymaster.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 19-Carlos
Carnelo Garcia former paymaster in
the Mexican army, whose extradition to
Mexico has been sought on a charge of
embezziement of $4,000, was denied a
writ of habeas corpus in the federal dis
trict court yesterday.
Garcia has waged a stubborn fight
against extradition, claiming that his
return to Mexico would moan his death
before firing squad.
Evening star., 1920-06-19

ing fellow jurors in q murder trial
by telling them he was prise hghter'
The jury disagreed and investiga-
tien later by the state indicated that
HAdesmAn had refused to concur with
the other eleven, who favored con-
victien.
Evening star., 1920-06-19
Wholesale Selling
Price Of Beef in
Washington

Prices realized on Swift & Com.
panys sales Of carcass beef on ship
msnts sold out for periods shown
below, as published in the news
papers, averaged as follows, showing
the tendency Of the market:
Week RANGE PER cWT. Av.lries
1no"s E.ss=Ts =" s"s'
May l........ ....... .zolo
May 3 ...... ...... 1885
May IS ....... .lQJl
May ~ $500. 1914
May 2s......J. .......1S.4
June nes;.:;.Y 5 1881
June 12, l6.90 z3.00, ze.zS
Swift & Company
u. S. A.
Evening star., 1920-06-19
OWNED BREWERY STOCK,
Dry Headquarters at Chicago Is
sues Report About HARDING

CHICAGO. June Ex-senator War
rem G. Harding. republican presidential
nominee, formerly owned stock in a
brewery, according to a statement is
sued by Virgil G. Hinshaw at pro-
hibition national headquarters here
Yesterday.
Evening star., 1920-06-19
JUROR COWS FELLOWS.

CHICAGO, June 19.-Samuel Hades-
man, wholesale grocer, was sentenced
to six months in jail for contempt
of court after he admitted intimidat-
Evening star., 1920-06-19
SEES TAR AS FUEL.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. June ia
The increase In the cost Of coal produc-
ton and distribution will inevitably
bring about the substitution OF liquid
fuels for coal In the firing Of furnaces,
, 1920-05-06
A BIG RISK.

Thu great bulk of the property in
this nation is insured on a value of
pre-war figures.
If it should be destroyed by fire to-
day. the insured would suffer about "A
fifty per cent loss.
Few people have taken this matter
into consideration. but it is a question
which should be given serious consid-
GRAFTON.
In another catastrophe like the San
Francisco fire the loss would be enor
nous m thousands of individuals
would De bankrupt.
Anyone who has given the subject
the slightest consideration knows that
costs of virtually all materials and la
Dor will average nearly double what
they were five years ago.-Sheridan
Post.
, 1920-05-06
GOOD ROADS MAN ALL THE TINE

Again is Mr.. CONFESS of Encampment
entitled to the generous thanks and APP
probation of all people of the Platte
Valley for his good work as representa-
tive of this section in the activities of
the Good Roads organizations.
1t is safe TO venture a guess that very
few others of us would have neglected
our own affairs and gone to consider
able trouble and no small expense to
attend !ho district meeting of til Good
Roads men of Carbon, Sweetwater,
Uinta and Lincoln counties, which was
held last week at Roc Springs, but as
Snal Mr.. Conness u among those
present. We leave it to the officers of
State Association as TO whether
or not his presence at the meeting will
result in f~ar-reaching benefit to the
Good Roads cause. not only in this
county hut in every other county and
community in Wyoming.
BESIDES his other activities at the
district meeting, Mr.. CONFESS brought
to the attention of the state officers n
weak spot in the Wyoming road law
passed by the last legislature, which,
if not remedied in time, would have
, 1920-05-06
When Autos Were Curiosities.

Just twenty-four years ago there
were only fOur automobiles IN the
United States,' says a well kBown
business man of Wyoming connected
with the automobile industry.
"Barnum < Bailey's circus at that
time was announcing the exhibit of
"A horseless carriage among the freaks
and wonders to be seen under its big
top In 1897 one of the New York pa
pers printed IA sensational story de-
scribing an adventurous journalists
first ride in an automobile in quest of
IA new sensation In 1898 a plant was
built to turn out motor carriages
IAN now. less than n quarter of Il
century later, two million cars are
scheduled for production this year. 1t
is such figures as these that give the
layman an idea of the growth of the
motor car industry
, 1920-05-06

pie fact seems to be that we are using
II great deal more gasoline than we are
producing. Mr.. Smith says this in
creased demand has been felt in all
phases of the oil refining industry. and
especially in the fuel, Illuminating and
lubricating oil branches.
The production of gasoline to meet
the demand of gasoline-using vehicles
has increased from $4,000, 900 barrels
in 1909 to $4,000, 900 barrels in 1918, a
gain>of $50 per cent. During the same
period production of crude oil in the
United States increased only % per
cent. On top of this. the cost of pro-
ducing crude oil today is between 100
and 200 per cent more than 10 years
ago.
, 1920-05-06

resulted in untold damage to the cause
of good roads in this commonwealth.
The matter was acted upon at once,
through the set of resolutions printed
elsewhere in this issue. and will be
agitated throughout all oad %organiza-
tions of the state, to the end hat this
objectionable feature'of the law, which
would lose to the state all road rights
of-way which are not surveyed and des-
ignated prior to January 1. 1922, may
be repealed or remodeled without de-
lay.