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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-04
FARM LANDS
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TH1HTEEN TIIotIsAND.A ACRE
EHEEP RANCE
MUTT ~ TuHQWs OPEN
ron HETTLEfta
In tho rich lower valley, noted for
It's fruits and tremendous yields q
alfalfa and corn. the government
OF the United States has been lay
ing out the last extension of The
FAMOUS EJNNfBfbE CANAL
our $4,000 acres ~ rich. smooth
bench land under this project must
be divided up and sold 10 settlers
ron a SHORT TIME ONLY buyers
VIII be given their choice ~ this
land at $40 to $50 per acre. with n
long time 70 Pay and very low IN.
towns; ON two railroads and state
WI NOV THIS LAND TO BUYERS
by appointment Call AT our office.
write o. US or send a telegram.
Maps. photographs and samples Of
soil At our office.
office open evenings also.
YAKIMA RIVER FAHM6 COMPANY
ais Green i.ulldiHF. Seattle.
CHOICE BERRY LAkD-sSAPs
iSh acres with house; ii.f2b: 5000
~ acres with house. 1850: 800
cash.
IL acrea, house. barn, chicken house
and fenced run for 800 birds.
well; some clearing and pasture.
berries; 1876. 1850 cash.
III acres Of above with improve
nents. $500. 500 cash.
Opportunity Will be given IN pay
part Of the balance in each case
are in the plichuck valley dis
trict. "a miles from railway de-
pot at aachlas and near stage
line. The soil In rich loan and
grows great crops ~ berries In
ita natural state Abundance ~
work near by u desired w. X
MRcfariane. The Community
Iiuilder. 52s teary building
OWNERS OFFER ONE or THE
best farms on NAshon island. 81
arrrB, nearly all In cultivation. 10
acres in straw berries. l In logan
berries. ana other fruit for family
use. good Broom house. with bath.
hot and cold water. electric light
and power turnout large sleep
Ing poreheH. on splendid road (.
good view. all fenced: fun equip
fnsnt ~ machinery and tmple-
Beuts. including 2 h. p. electric
motor. deep well. with tnerhhuHtl-
Bile water supply piped 10 all
buildings. large barn. chicken
houses fruit house and other
buildings for all purposes. This
property has never been offered
under $4,000, but II sold aoons viii
cut 20 fi1. 500. terms " desired.
Might sell part w. & banner. 1915
=. card 81 ksnwood 1875 even
ings only
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MACHINERY

DRAG AND WOOD SAWS
VAUGHAN STEAM (THE LATEST)
VAUGHAN a. BEAVER GASOLINE
BRIGGS AUTO WOOD SAWS
a. ~ HICKS COMPANY
st2 First Ave. -
ELE CTRGc MOTOR DRILLS.
pumps W. Aonteiiua Price Co.
Rent or sale Main pia tst let =.
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Spring! So Boy Is
Off to Alaska

Spring fever fastened It's grip.
Tuesday on another schooIhoy. when
Elmer Brewer. II. OF Auburn. de-
cided TO seek his fortune In the Alas
kan gold fields. The boys disappear
ance was reported To the chief Tues
day morning by the lads grandpa
Their. l.. J. Stewart sci 2ath ave.
who declared the missing boy had
left note telling OF his intentions TO
go North. He had a small amount
Of money
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FEvE~ nooME $1,000
A Snap II You Have 1890

Here IL dandy fi,ii~ home, with 8
rooms and bath on first floor and
good bedrooms With closets on
second floor high basement. csiicd
an the tnssas. under tn. entire
house. good furnace with colt
laundry trays. drain. etc. house
has had best Of care, well painted.
woodwork enamri~d. and nicely
tinted
Lot taxtnT. with good garden. chick
en- houses. half block from car.
near Lsncoln htGh. Upstairs rooms
well suited for renting.
Every bay Ilus Sunday
HART REALTY co
ttis 18th Ave. " r Kenwood sos
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CIRCULAR NO. 42g--sEALED PRO-
paaals will be received at the Of
flee 81 General urehnHinR Agent.
Alaskan Engineering COmmission.
Semitic. wash, not later than May
11,s1820. for furnishing groceries
and provislona. Copies Of this cir
eulaf may be obtained upon appli-
cation at this office. or from Alns-
kan Engineering Commisaiou, sol
New Poatoffice Building. Portland.
oregon. &. 4. Dole, General F'ur-
chasing Agent
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IoEoRGETows PROPERTY
VI FoR SALE
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10 ACRES BLACK. I>oANY goTf.
LEVEL, ALL IMPROVED
$1,000. it0n Down.
t-room house. barn. cement root
house. we'll: some fruit and her
rira: land Ties level. alt in cuitiva-
ton. free from Ntumps. on high
way. in thieky settled district
Owner unable TO look after H.
call ESQ Lumbar Exchange BLDG
SNAPS At RfvERToN
Two room house. tract soxil7. good
black soil, spring water. only
1850 terms s30O cash.
Three-room house with haif acre.
best Of garden soiis some berries.
water pired In house, close 10 car.
price $1,000. on Easy terma Rob
crt Maitby Co, zoos 3rd ave.
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MALE Help WANTED

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CLONE SECURITIES COMPANY
bis-tts Central nidg.
Elliott t9hb. Elliott eoCT.
QUEEN ANNE
Beautiful new bungalow with large
lot and lovely view. hard cod
floors. cabinet kitchen! buiit-tn
features all modern and uprto-
date owner leaving city and will
rhertfice this beautiful home ON
payment OF $1,000 down and viii
also sell a fine lot % new furniture
ne, ,sao e"ss over $4,000 for only
one, can b. bought with or with
out the furniture.
Corner lot with magnifioen, view OF
sound. city. lake and mountain.
fine site for an elegant hone
ground space sdNSG FOR $4,000,
with old sis-room house. tg.sso.
all cash
cowES PARK
SiNrroom home on a fine lot. sosfi1
u an alley fine garage bas~-
mrnt furnace; laundry. choice
neiEhhothopdi near car and park
beautiful surroundings. lot ~ vel.
vety lawn with holly trees. shrubn
and flowers! is3ee on terms.
MI fTfNnrfH ana
up-te.d date with hsrdw God floors.
Preach doors fireplace. built-irf
features. cabinet Kitchen with
roxy breakfast nook. fine garage
and driveway. cement basement
and laundry This home will he
well worth $500 when coming
improvements are completed in
the district. for a quick turn "
can be bad for $4,000. with only
1900 cash.
wAr.LfSGFonp
Elegant five-room bungalow with
hardwood floors. furnace. fire.
place cement basement and iann-
dry; lot 90 feet front with room
for GAfaEe. everything In fine
shape. only ;i.see on terms
NORTH or CITY LIMITS
s.yen-raorn home, all in good con
dtfien- with lot i008iHn. ready Tor
garden just north % city limits
about half a dez~n blocks from
ear. city lights and water snap
for some enc for $4,000. only 1850
cash
Cfonr SECURITIES COMPANY
ttsssis Central HidE
Elliott .ess. Elliott sotT.
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rs FOR ENCHANGE--RElaL
ESTATE

10 foh ENtuA>Gt--RfA
ESTATE
BUILDING LOT WANTED = Will
take lot or lots up to 81 geo Hr
part payment on new Broom cot-
taEo In Havsnna Park district.
value 80 500. Zee the house your
self at s0a7 2fth Ave. n. ~ and
phone description Of your prop
erty Owner, k0as Arcade bldg
Main 1sta ar kenwond 1857
FREE AND CLEAR PROPERTY
for tho equity in your home.
SEAHfNG
se7 f.eary building Main stts
ron TRADES
DON'T WASTE TIME EEF
II KAUFMAN. 500 seaboard Bldg.
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OWNER orFEitk SEMI MoBER.
f-roon house, adjacent 90 eoweH
park. on fbNtzT foot corner lot. for
$4,000, very easy terms. This IL
one Of the best locations Ia Inl-
versiiy dintrict Call kcn~ood 1895
evenings only
HOUSE isxa6. LoT i06xit6. 1890.
1900 cash. Lots G8xii0. 1900, easy
terms. l,umbsr furnished. Take
Lake tBurisn car tbc farel 10 white
center. see wilcox. IN barber shop.
AsitOOM HOUSE, 1850
Hise a0xst. lot f0xits; 2 blocks 10
elevated car near white Center.
rent shYer e0i ~ Y. Blk Main
Ny NICE LOT WITH cohcHETis
basement aud garage. for coat 81
improvements. s0s Seaboard. Ell
ilott los
OLD rLooltA MADE NEW. LIGnT
finish. guaranteed results a. T..
Johnson. Elliott sbT7
GROOM oTTAGE. rH1NNEY.
uns i9t; $500 1900 cash. r. o.
Small cottage. tz6 down. t2s per
month. couFhiin. COS Am bank Md
s-ltOoM MoDEkN, O.. 600! TERMa
sos aeaboard Elliott los.
10 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
J. IL kIEFEh--w WEST SEATTLE
real estate efolusiveiy. estab-
/ lished 1909, Downs bldg. 703 hec.
ond ave. Main s7zs
"a wANIrD--ItEAL ESTATE
WANTED. PROM OWNER
J to acres. improved. close TO ae-
attic, We have a number OF live
wire buyers waiting.
y. VAN AttEpALE A. co
1913 THIRD Ave.
WILL UuY HOME IN GREEN
| Lake district N priced right. with
| suitable terms, owners only. Ad-
drcsH F-se, seattle Star.
WILL TRADE Scripts KOADaTEH.
good condition. good tifeH. for real
! estate. Elliott GtTa.
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PERM NENT HAIR WAVING.
Marching. benna pack for gray
IADiIsss iMPnovEMrET sHoP
Main Ghp7. s19 Union 81
IL you WANT TO REDUCE your
weight permanently. vi hour
drurs. call Madam Mareheiic. z5t
Yale Bldg Elliott fzfz.
Dir LILLIAN cHANDLEH--sANf-
prhctic phyAioinni natural ana
herb remedieHs no operation Glf
let ave Main BIZ.
ELECTRIC. INDICATED fNHAf4A-
torirm. for rheumhtirm. you're.
asthma, catarfh. Information free
a0s y Third ave.
MovED-REV. BERTHA. MELLON
The Planters. 1925 Third ~, room
f01. Meetings Tuesday and Friday
evenings, Public welcome.
MATERNITY HOSPITAL CAP 5pes.
ioi NOTICE T0lc0NIhACT0Rs
WANTEl-BIDS on CEMENT
garage. tfr20. F-T. star
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a DANDY GOOD MY CLOSE TO
CITY
10 acres good soil, one acre cleared /.
~otn. fruit. cabin lak14-fts cioFe
t. school This IL IN the berry
district and yours for $500 good
terms
A CHEAP COUNTRY HOME.
CLOSE IN
One scre, all cleared: good soil; T.
room bungalow. electric iiEhts
water piped within 500 feet az the
house coed transportation. Ice
anywhere in the city. A snap AZ
81. 500 terms
io.AcRE TRACTS CLOSE TO
nuTHEf.L
No better soil anyw here only isN
miles from this city, the oppor-
tpnity to own a country home IL
knocking AZ your door. i0-acre
tracts for $3.50; good terms. See
Facts, Values ana Courtesy
THE DOUGLAS co.
sz1-'st is~Ary IaldK hHtn 1850
IMPHONEp--n RUNNING: WATER
GOOD LAND BUILDINGS
4 acre. thoroughly oienred; clay
loan soil. almost every variety 81
small fruits large straw berry
bed. splendid we'll. besides run.
ming water through place: fenced
lent district; finely improved
places adjoining Very convenient
10 ferry landing Price $3.50:
sssy terms, terms fsh. y Madison e ear
and ferry 20 Kirkland. ask for
Mr. CiiEcn at brick bungalow Of
flee AT end Of ferry iaading.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-12-09
f fss, ss Suit si at. A.. $13.89

Young Mems Suits, wool Mixed good patterns and
good Styles coors, blue shades, sizes 3d. "a and 3d.
These suits formerly sold at Y29O0 Iney are
priced so low you cannot afford to N1Y ~
go without new suit now
Young Mems Suits in the heavy fall and winter
weight, coors tan, gray and browns, neatly made
good Styles and right up-to-the-alnute, sizes "a 90
and 81, formerly priced at $4,000 SIX VI
Suits of the better grades in blue serges, gray and
tan. neat patterns, dandy styles, fall and winter
weights, formerly sold at $4,000 ND0. ~
sizes 81 to A, reduced to --.------------------
$4,000 Suits, newest patterns, just received in blue
Serges Grays and Tans, in all weights, NAc llO)
$4,000 to $1,000 SUITS serges and Cassimers, all
wool, newest patterns S4S.95
now -------------
Blue serge. Cassimers and worsted, good patterns,
new up-to-date in every way MI Nh
$500 to $4,000 Values now
Nothing to equal these overcoat values.
One lot of Overcoats, ulster collars, belted, coors
Brown stripe, plain Navy and Brown G13 I'll
values $21.00, our price
One lot of Overcoats values $500 to SGT 80 This
includes a lot of Overcoats in Black, Grey, Brown
and Usage fancy and plain patterns, nobby effects
and plain Styles some with belts and some without,
for young and middle aged men, NI4 .()ll
One lot of coats regular $4,000 values, patterns,
latest STYLES and effectS Blues, Trays UIeeio SoDcy
checks mixed goods with velvet, ulster and plain
collars, half and full belts. The very SRI III
finest at the price now marked --------------
Our $50" coats include a wide variety. The very
latest pattern and styles You cannot replace these
at their former selling price. In order N43. 81
to unload we have market this lot at =
Another lot including the best coats money can buy
today, values $1,000 to $500, in all the newest
plaids and ulster effects. Some full belted and
some half belts. The best coats we carry IN stock.
In order to unload, we have $500
SWEATERS
Sweater Coats, Shawl collars or neck and some
with stripes and some plain, $3.50
valued at $3.50, now
The same in better grade, shawl collar, some with
H. S. stripes in all shades $3.50 sellers N5 I'll
now
better grade lot, $3.50 sellers, in all C6 RI
cOOlS, ----.---..-------
The same in higher grade, all WOOL $3.50
$1,000 seller, now -----------------
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s--cOMPARE THEM WITH OTHERS

Better grade sweaters, real heavy, 60 ri
$3.50 values, -.---.-.--------
The best Sweaters made, in all wool &11 C0
sweater coats, $4,000, -.--.--------------. =
JERSEYS
V neck, with orange, navy and maroon 81 ~
stripes. 375, now
JERSEYS with collars, maroon, navy and grey, some
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TO THE PUBLIC

THE combining of my own stock
! with the large stock OF the
Palace Store, and the unusual
weather conditions at this time OF
year has left me with much Iarg-
er stock than is necessary for me
to carry and ! must unload at
least half of this stock before the
first of the year and the prices
here will prove to you that J mean
Business.
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' ;, ~ -, OZsVO
stripes. $40, now
Jerseys with collars maroon, navy and grey, some
with stripes others plain S3.O5
So. 90 values, now -------------------
$500 Jerseys, Gray, Maroon and Navy, III lNl
real heavy, plain cOlOrS Observation-Disclosures
Bows Sweaters Maroon Navy and Grey CD IN
a good quality, $275 ---.------------------------
Boys Sweater Coats, in KahM with 60 Oh
military effect $500 seller -------.------------
Mems Wool two piece sa andsgwear fleece e;ee S2.15
So %, grey and tan, heavy weight 81 M
piece --------------------
$3.50 sellers fleece lined S2.65
The well known Collins Health underwear $685.
$500 values .-----------------
Union Suits fleece lined, grey and tan 60 IN
So. 90 values, now .-------------------
$3.50 sellers S2.65
--------.----------- -
Well known Munsing Union Suits 60 III
So. 90 seller
Wen known Munsing Union Suits $685.
$500 seller u.
Wen II known l,.l, Nunsing Union Suits $500.
Sc. so seller Observation-Disclosures
Well II known rg,l Munsing Union Suits $40
Well known Munsing Union Suits &c Ok
$50 best made --------7-------.
Mems Flannel Shirts, gray and tan, 60 20
heavy weight, --------------------- =
Mems Wool Flannel Shirts 60 RI
$3.75 values, ----------------
Mems Flannel Wool Shirts " CO On
So. SO values, ---------.------
Mems Wool Flannel Shirts CO H0
$500 values. now observation-disclosures -
Mems Wool Flannel Shirts CS m
$3.50 values ..-..----.-------
Mems NJ rs Wool Flannel Shirts $500
So. so values, ~
MACKINAWS.
-Mackinaws, good serviceable garment, $500 sell
er and one of the best bargains you have Cd R(
every been offered .----------- =
S11.5O Mackinaws, red and gray and black plaids,
good values, E7 I'M
S12O0 Mackinaws, medium weight, 81 IN
weight, pleated and belted -------------------- = =
$3.50 Mackinaws, heavy weight, palds and mixed
goods, regular $3.50 seller, S8.25
sale
$500 Macknaws, heavy and of the co IN
better grade, sale price ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
w to Mark 6CWn Stocked
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One lot of Kahli pants 81 go
priced at
One lot of Curduroy pants, values to $3.50 &S O2
BOYS PANTS
Boys pants in heavy kersey lined all through, neat
patterns, values $500. GC 10
We have cut them -....-....----,-..-.-----..---.-
Boys Curduroy pants, lined S285 values, just the
thing t1ai for rougn wear S1.89
Boys pants pant in sersss lined all through $3.50
$50 wool mixed boys , pants lined $3.50
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$3.50 wool mixed boys pants lined GO 60
throughout, selling at --.-.----..--.--.--.
We have many other big values in Boys pants, all
greatly reduced in price, but space does not permit
us to itemize them. They carry the same great
cuts as the advertised items
Union made Overalls and Jackets, such as the Car
hart, Pilot H. D. Lee brands We have made
special cut on them S2.3S
Boys Overalls and Jackets 20 per cent cut.
Sizes Age to Is Years
One lot of all wool, well known Steel Fibre suits
double knee and crotch, in plain dark green or pin
stripes $500 and $3.50 values = 60 90
reduced to
Another lot of all wool suits of the better grade,
priced to sell at $4,000 C79 Q2
Here is great bargain at -.------.-----.... $500
Another lot of Boys Suits values to- $3.50, coors
light gray, tan and black stripes, CT 90
dandy values cut to -..--.--.>---
One lot of Boys Curduroy Suits, sizes 16 II and 49,
in light, and dark shades. We have got to move
them and have made the cut so low you can not
pass them up, $500 values NQ 10
.-----....---.-----
Our $1,000 and $14O0 Florsheim shoes in black and
tan, latest last, Wei kid and Kangaroo co 5(1
sale
Our $3.50 King Quality shoes in black and tan,
late latest last vici kid and kangaroo $1,000
s sl,a King Quality shoes in black and tan $500
$3.50 sl;s King Quality shoes in black and tan S8.75
$500 sl; King Quality shoes in black and tan $500
$1,000 So Shoes vice and kansr0o $3.50
Our $500 shoes, dandy lasts and fine C5 TX
quality - 49,. ....---...... uSs'O
$500 $40 Shoes in black and tan S5.25
$500 ; shoes reduied to S4.75
One lot of button shoes in black and tan, values
$140O $1,000 and $1,000, while they ca OK
last special at 1'"O
Sharp fass an s%
70 come for miles -
$ that viii do &c. Mems Fleece kined
after Friday at
Underwear
~ Sizes Sc to 46
M $1.5O Seller
- While they last
CSC
This Sale L---
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LEATHER AND CANVASS VESTS.
Good moleskin Vst with sleeves, blanket &S Ok
lined and warm, sale price $3.50 value 80
Heavy duck corded leather vests with sleeves,
regular $3.50 seller S6.25
Our $3.50 vests, leather lined and leather sleeves.
One of the best vests on the market 60 I'M
for the money, our price ------------------
Our $500 seller, long leather vest, G10 S0
leather lined with sleeves, sale -
$1,000 Mol , cover vest, sheep skin SLOTS
lined and leather sleeves, sale
Extra long Coat Vest best moleskin leather lined
and leather ea sleeves, t belted ; and S14.25
JUMPERS
Malone all wool Jumper, "a TX
$3.50 seller
Malone To- s. all wool Jumper $500
$3.50 seller
Malone 10 all wool Jumpers S6.75
$500 seller
SHEEP LINED COATS e
Moleskn coats, sheep lined and sheep Q11 S0
collar, SIJ.UU seller, our price ..----.---------
Better grade molesKin coat with wombat collar 28
inches long, leather finished pockets GD1 (lil
$4,000 seller, special price
Our best grade Curduroy coat, sheep lined and
wonsbat collar, regular $4,000 seller col On
special
Great Cuts in Mems Dress and Work Pants.
The celebrated McMillen all wool work pants form
erly $500 and $50 CT 10
now reduced ----------------. -
Malone all wool work pants in light and heavy
weight values $3.50, $500 and $3.50 CT 10
reduced to
Chippewa all wool work pants just the kind for win
ter, heavey weight, values $500 CT M
now
W. p. heavy, all wool work pants, $500 &C 90
values now selling at -.---.---.---.,..-.,. wo'oO
$500 pants, heavy weight cloth, Cd 10
$500 pants good quality, dandy values GO 60
now
$500 pants Of the cheaper grade but 60 go
great values for the money --..-.-----..-.---.
Dress Pants in Serges and Casmers all styles and
nifty shades, values s11oo and $1,000 $3.50
now selling
Another lot of good values, fine quality &c ia
and good shades $500, 5000 and $1,000 at
Another lot of dress pants, good values for the
money $500 and $500 "a 20
now
Our SO 90, $3.50 and 400 dress pants good quail
ties and good values nothing to equal e. 20
for the money .--.-----.-.-----
,ors Open Friday at 9 A. N
,rices are Incompatible. 1t will pay you
e next twenty Gays ard Fave ace pic
When we me an business. Join the thr0ns
49, IN
The Lamar register., 1920-11-17
To Each His Share

The message which Senator Hard
ing sent to his running mate is indica-
tive of new policy in National ad-
ministration. Said Senator Harding:
my heartiest congratulations over
the great Republican victory to which
your strength added so materially.
You are to expect to play full part
in the coming Republican administra-
ton" All through the campaign Mr..
Harding indicated his intention not to
try to make his one-man administra-
tion, and following the election he has
reiterated this idea. 1t is expected
that Coolidge will be invited to par
ticipate in cabinet meetings and will
be called into conference on other i'm
portant occasions. In this manner Mr..
Harding will be able to tighten his
own burdens, and, moreover, the Vice
President will be kept in constant
touch with public affairs so that he
will be ready at any time to undertake
any work that may be assigned him.
The Lamar register., 1920-11-17
ELECTION COMMENT
And 1t Comes in Free

1t is reported that under the oppor-
tunities and invitations offered by the
Democratic free trade law, Canadians
sold by advance contract millions OF
bushels of their 1920 crop of wheat in
the United States, at reasonably
profitable figure, leaving the Ameri-
can farmers to market their wheat at
the reduced prices resulting from the
foreign purchases. The extent to
which this report is true will be in
dicated by the amount of wheat i'm
ported from Canada in the next few
months. The present rate of impor-
tations gives color to the report.
The Lamar register., 1920-11-17
PAYS as He Goes

The refusal of President-elect Hard
ing to accept battleship to carry him
in regal state to Panama comes as a
resfreshing comparison with the
actions of Bos'n 10 Daniels and Roose-
welt the Lesser. The former, it will
be remembered, ordered a super-dread-
naught, fully manned and equipped to
take him to the Democratic convention
at San Francisco at a cost of thous-
ands of dollars to the American tax
payers. The latter found it quite i'm
possible to reach his summer palace,
after his nomination, without a large
American war vessel to boss around
and take him there. Daniels and
young Roosevelt have carried on for
some time as ii they thought the
American Navy was their own partic-
ular yacht club, without regard to the
cost to the people. But the time is
swiftly approaching when those two
worthless will have to pay for their
sea voyages out of their own pockets,
hence, quite likely they will stick
around home. unless Henry Ford puts
peace ship ut their disposal.