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The New York herald., 1921-03-05
HUMBLEOILT TO SELL
1 S25,OOO,OOO NOTES
Issue Will Probably Be at
Per Cent. and Run for One
or Two Years.

The Humble Oil and Refining Conn
pany. the largest Oil producing subsid-
iary OF the Carter Oil Company, which
in turn Is a subsidiary Of the Standard
Oil Company Of New Jersey. has sold
70 j. p. Morgan & Co. approximately
1900 900 Of short term notes. which VIII
be offered on Monday. No announce
uent WILL be made by the Morgan firm
oefore Monday, but it Is expected that
rhe notes will bear q per cent. coupon
and will run for one or two years.
The purpose Of the financing Is TO
take advantage Of the low prices for
crude oil and to store the production
,natil II can be refined and sold prorit-
ably. The loan is expected to have a
beneficial effect on the oil industry, as
il will aid small producers along the
lines Of the borrowing companies. Pres
e,,t production of the Humble Company
is around 10000 barrels day.
Just two years ago the STANDARD oi
Company Of New Jersey announced that
through the Carter OIL Company It had
acquired "a, 10000 OF the Humble Oh ana
aefining Company's $4,000 stock for
St7O00Oo0 in cash. At the time the
tumble had 10000 acres Of leases ana
produced oil from a number OF it's prop
critics. Since then the Standard oii OF
New Jersey has increased its invest
raent in this company to almost
sso, 900, a pipe line has been puilt
from the north central Texas fleld 70
rhe Gulf coast and a refinery has Deen
constructed on the Houston ship canal.
Srhe new financing follows the sue
cessful Rotations of the securities OF
r,ii,uber Of the Standard OIL companies
and altogether oil financing has made
IN a large percentage OF the flotatons
accomplished since the first of the year.
tumble OIL Refining stock has a mar
kct value Of around S15 to $40 a snare,
With the floating supply limited ms
market valuation gives an equity supse-
a,ient to the new notes OF more thah
$50, 900 00o
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
STATE TAKES HOLD
OF THE IMBRIE BANK
Receivership Reveals Two
Lawsuits With Santa Cath
arina, Brazil.

The New York state Banking Depart
ment has taken charge Of the private
banking department OF Imbrie & Co..
members of tho New York Stock Ex-
change. for whom receivers were ap-
pointed on Thursday by Federal Judge
Martin Manton. George ". Egbert, an
official of the banking department., has
been in charge Of this branch OF Imbrie's
business since the receivership was first
announced. The step was taken in ac-
cordance with provisions of tho State
banking law to protect tho interests OF
depositors. The deposits were approx
mately sSoo.ooe.
John 3. Johnston. one or the receivers
appointed by the court, said that until
auditors at work on tho firms books
completed their task and a schedule OF
assets and liabilities was drawn UP no
further steps in the receiversh!p could he
taken.
An International aspect was given to
tho failure yesterday when Il was
learned that two lawsuits pending be-
tween that firm and the State OF Santa
Catharina, Brazil. had never been set
tied. In September, 1919. It was learned.
Inbrie & Co. purchased from Santa
Catharina an issue OF $5,00o.o0o OF Sc
curities which II intended to market here.
II was discovered. however. that the
market FOR these securities was not ac-
tive and the issue was never sold by I'M
brie 4 Co.
In the meantime the banking firm
brought suit against Santa Catharins.
charging Misrepresentation in connection
with the sale. The State replied
promptly by bringing g. counter action.
in which it alleged that Imbrie g. Co.
had failed to complete payment for the
securities. Within the last two years
the bankers also sold successfully and
satisfactorily an issue Of bonds for Rio
de Janeiro and another FOR Sac Paulo.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
ATLANTIC FRUIT EARNINGS.
Directors Hear Annual Report and
Elect 4. o. Muller President.

The report Of the Atlantic Fruit COM
pany for the year ended December o.
1920, shows net profits available for
dividends. after all charges and Fedora
taxes, OF $1.O58.819. which is equivalen,
to S2.70 a share earned on the 392.494
shares OF no par value stock outstand-
ing. Profits from operations aggre.
gated $2.0S4.41s and administration
charges $266,5S0 Tor interest s526.2ss
was paid. and $126.Ss3 was deducted for
extraordinary charges. Federal tax
charges for the yea amounted to $780,
068. leaving a net surplus OF $1,o5S,61s
The total profit and loss surplus as OF
December 81, 1920. stood at $1,7se.i .i38.
At the annual meeting the following
directors were elected: Il. =. Adams
chairman; Vincent Astor, Guy Carey,
H. B. Clark, Hubert Edison. Robert Wal
ton Goelet. w. A. Hartman. H. o. Have
meyer. Thomas A. Howell. Percy II.
Johnston, T. o. Muller. e. n. Potter. Sir
John Pringle. s. +. Pryor, r. H. NJ. Rob-
inson, P. A. Rockefeller. Commander j.
X. l.. Ross, J. r. Swan and Francis NJ.
Weld T. o. Muller was elected presi-
dent, A. Fl. Richardson vice-presfdent
and treasurer and II. B. Mendenhall
secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05

goods of reductions Of about so TO S5
per cent. from last fall prices Is find
ing a fair response. Women's wear has
sold very well BY the American Woollen
Company, which has withdrawn lines In
department A."
Wool prices follow:
Ohio and Pennsylvania f1eeces--De-
laine unwashed. 40G42c.: fine un-
washed, 3fT38c.: one-half blood comb
ing. S3935c. three-eighths blood comb
ing. s0@S1c.
Michigan and New York flceces--De-
iaine unwashed, $4,000: fine un-
washed. 2sa30c. one-half blood un-
washed. S2Gs4c. three-eighths blood
unwashed, 29d 30c.
Wisconsin. Missouri and average New
Ensland-one-hsif blood unwsshed, 2s
a2sc.: three-eighths blood. 25626c. +:
one-quarter, 24d25c.
Kentucky, West Virginia and SINH
lar--Three-eighths blood unwashed. % a
s0c.: one-quarter blood unwashed.
2s62sc.
Secured basis: Texas-ITine twelve
months, T51s5c. fine eight months.
j5 a eoc.
Caiifornia,-Northcrn 7Sas5c. mid
ole county, 75c. Southern. So n Joe.
Oregon-Eastern No. ! staple, 80G q
soc. Eastern clothing. 65 ia 7oc Valley
No. I, e597oc.
Territory-Fine staple choice. S5 q
e5c. one-haif blood conibing. 751 soc. {;
three-eighths blood combing. So a 5sc. ;
one quarter blood combing. s5d4Sc. f:
Puilad-Delaine, csc. 0s1: "A, 90c. a
81: 4 supers. 700 soc.
Mohairs--Best combing, 500 32c. {:
best carding, 25627c.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
WOOL.

Boston. March 4.--Thc Comm efctoi
Bulletin Will cay tomorrow:
Business has been limited in the wool
market in the last week. buyers appar-
entity waiting for final disposition OF
the tariff Importers who had consid-
cradle quantities OF wool en- route from
foreign markets were greatly relieved at
the ending OF the suspense. Prices are
somewhat erratic, bit generally steady.
Some buying Is reported IN the coun-
try OF old woods at about II cents for
fine and fine medium Utshs. and In the
bright wool sections for medium wools
around 90 to 23 cents, and fine clips
around 30 to 95 cents. depending upon
staple.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
Equipments Recommended.

Merrill. Lynch 6 Co. have issued a
statement on the present situation Of
railroad equipment trusts. They point
20 the fact that the Superintendent of
Banks Of New York In his report for
1920 to the Legislature recommended
that equipment trusts be designated as
legal investments for savings banks In
This State and comment as follows: IF
rhis change should take place equip
ucnt bonds would probably sell with
nigh grade legal railroad bonds, which
now sell on less than a 8 per cent. basis,
thus affording a profit TO those who buy
from now on, from a $50 to a $50 per
cent. basis. American railroad equip
nent bonds have record second ITO
that Of no other class OF securities cx-
cept United States Government bonds.
Ne are advised that less than half a
loxen issues have ever defauited in
Principal or interest"
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
Rona Market Ha. weak spots.

There were several weak spots in yes
terday's bond market. which was fairly
active. United States Steel 5s attracted
the most attention by declining from
a5,t to s4W, closing 9s net lower.
American Telephone and Telegraph As
v-ere also heavy. easing Of "a to 7sA.
Tie foreign government group moved
within q narrow range, the most active
issue being the Danish So, which de-
clined Il point to s51a The French IS
we're slightly lower while United King
dom 51as OF 1929 were fractionally
higher Japanese As and Belgium TVS
we're two other active issues. Several
railroad issues declined on small vol
urie OF sales. Pennsylvania gold 6Es
when issued were active and a little
higher. Hudson and Manhattan 6s ad-
vaaced from 64M TO 65G and closed q
traction higher at 65is
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
Harrisburx Asks for Bids.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the city OF Harrisburg. Pa, until noon
Of March Is for $250.o00 OF 8 per cent
city bonds. dated March /. 1921. and
consisting OF thirty series. No bids will
be considered for less than par and ac-
crued interest. The town OF West
Orange, ". j.. will receive sealed pro-
posals until Tuesday. March s. at 8 :15
r. NJ, for $152.000 OF 5ia per cent
bonds. The total Is divided into two
issues. $4,000 Of ~ per cent. street
Improvement bonds. dated December /.
1920, and maturing on December ! Of the
years 1921 to 1899, both inclusive, and
100000 Of ga per cent. assessment
bonds. dated December 1, 1890. and ma
tu(fng In 1921 to 1929, both inclusive.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
SUGAR.

The vetoing OF the tariff bill brought
out yesterday free offerings OF Porto
Rico raw sugars, and local refiners prac-
ticaily cleared the market for SIT cents
c. l. e., close to 10000 bags having been
sold. Reflners bought full duty sugars
for u cents, c. l. T.. and operators paid
lis cent more.
There were rumors that Cuban banks
which control most Of the old crop Of
Cuban sugars. would offer them FOR sale
on Monday through the Cuban Finance
Committee a. ia cents, c. ard Z. Mean
while the committee il Offering no now
crop sugars. Refined sugar was un-
changed at 1.75 cents, regular terms.
The range Of prices In yesterdays
futures market follows:
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
PRODUCE.

BEtN>--Sisyeov, choice ia.O. iOu iss.
kidney, Si3.IUhii.
BUTTEE--Crt ariSrr higher than ex,ra.
ID. l2h c55c.; eStrse. o. score, Sae.. fir4t..
70 to score, oo0aiN,s n-e!s. 81 g 81
&c. lower grade 23f'STc.' IN ai.cd, higher
than extra. g5rJ5isc.. oNtrSs. st1sAc. .
firSts, t9da1c fteoude. f0dtsc; ie'd or
storage, extr.. <daF1c flrfts, si1ssc. I.
seconds a.ftiOt.. lover GRADER. gSGa0t. !:
Danish. casi.e. frosh. 5iG5ec.; s;a'p. asirt.
Tubs. finest, 1OFr0i.. sooa 70 prime. 4e14sc /:
common 20 fsir, 2adfic.; ladies, current
make, firpts, aTa2sc.. setos6s, @3s4desxc. .
lover grades, a.I2ss:; packing stock, current
make. No. 1, .S1aSrc so ., Gee: iov-e-
grades, isT2ic.
CHrESE-Ststo. -hclo uiE, held, early
made, iis'-. spcciaiT, lb., .s1-pc,: fai! made,
ltd tsitr r#NrEgs rtft. eli4T2re fr~.t
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
srG COPPER SALE Ar ~ s-se.

Tic American Metal COMPANY, ac-
Qogxiing to announcement made yester-
day, has accepted an order for approx
matciy 100000 pounds Of copper for
the American Steel and Wire Company
at 1eN cents a pound for March ship
ment This, II was said, il the lowest
price quoted by this agency in the down
vard movement thur far.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
Average Bond Prices
March 4, 1921.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

4 syndicate consisting OF Lee, Hig-
ginson & Co., jackson & Curtis, Alex
ander Brown & Sons and Brown Broth
ers & Co. has purchased and resold TO
customers a new issue OF 2.O00,oo0 OF
the Shawinigan Water and Power Com
pany,s first refunding mortgage sinking
fund per cent. bonds. series c, due
July l, 1850, at soh and interest and
Welding 6& per cent.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
EXPORTERS SUSPEND.

LONDON, March 4.-Announcement was
made to-day in Liverpool that the J..
Lionel Barber Company, Ltd. had de-
cided at q shareholders meeting on
Tuesday to suspend payments The firm
exported general merchandise to South
America
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
school District onering.

.Halsey Stuart s. CO. and the William
r.. Compton Company have purchased
and arc offering at par 126.0o0 OF
Jacksonville Illinois school district No.
1877 8 per cent. school bonds The bonds
are a direct obligation, payable from
%sxes levied against all taxable prop
erty in the district, which is coextensive
with the city Of Jacksonville and re-
ports an assessed valuation Of $6.71o,sos..
Tho total bonded debt is sS55-soo and
the population is 1918.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
BANK uS BLAIR, NEB., CLOSED,

LINCOLN, Neb., March 4.--Tie Csstct-
ter Bank Of Blair, Neb.. was ordered
closed to-day after the State Department
Of Trade and Commerce announced that
II had discovered shortage in tho in
stitution. II. II. Claridse. president ri
the bank, disappeared on SUNDAY
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
s5.ooo.ooo Bond. sold Quickly.

Tho s5,ooo,0oo Of first mortgage
gwsnty year $ per cent. bonds OF the
sharon Steel Hoop Company. offered BY
Dillon, Read G. Co. we're sold quickly
aud orders considerably In excess Of the
amount OF bonds available were re-
cefvcd. The United States Mortgag &c
and Trust Company has been appointed
trustee for the bonds
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were $s66,407. Of which
$S15.342.4S was for merchandise with
drawn from bonded warehouses and
$29e, ,e56.13 for recent importations.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
IMPORTS DROP FAST HERE.
nut Experts From This Port Show
Heavy Increase.

Imports FOR January fell of consider
ably at the port Of New York compared
with the corresponding month last year.
according to the statement issued by
the Collector. There was a drop from
2so.ss7.s5s to s1os.s51.ss7.
Exports on the other hand rose from
$243.56s.S59 a year ago to S346. 491, see.
The import totals by continents were:
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
American Agricultural.

Resolutions regarding the new $780,
100000 bond issue OF the American Ag-
ricultural Company were unanimously
adopted at q special meeting Of its
stockholders on Thursday. The issue
was for the purpose of retiring matur-
ing obligations and increasing the COM
pany's working capital.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

LONDON. March Alt to-day's wool
auction sales 1s.625 bales were offered.
Best merinos we're firm and active. other
offerings were quiet. but in favor OF
the buyers. The auctions viii end to-
morrow
The New York herald., 1921-03-05

spcciais. o5h9.oc. average. rsn. 2.925c. /;
lower erades, isu9i9c.; twins. heli. spc-
cisls. 2I'4er2stc.. average run, cyr2Gisc. !:
e502Tc. single iaisiss, held, aGisg2T,ko. /:
double daisies. held. 2Chae7Hc.; young
hsis spe:,s ea rssa pr,l,s 10 - iba,ns sS,,ns
i3TfGc fair q good, lodiec. lover grades.
EGGs-rrs,n gathered, cStrrs. dozen. ssa
S5iac.; extra firais, Sfia@J5Ec. tlrs;s, 34j- q
aGr.. seconds. 3Sf' 3sc. drtIeF, 10. /, Goa
a2Lc.. checks. fair 20 choice. Try. 1Sd30.. .
STATE, Pennsylvania and nearby. Western.
hennery whites. extraa, f8d4Tc.: cg.rt firsts.
f37f5c. frs.s, '0aiiec gathered whites,
lirrts e catrg f'r7tr. ,ocf5e under grades,
fsc.. extra firsts. :1GG4Gc.. ireta, Ste. :
rulleta 35f3Gc other Western ard South
crn, ratherd whitss, Ssr42e.. state. Penn
browns. extra. f0afec zatiersd bruan and
.iiEed coiof~ vrrded extras 3SN3sikc. firsts
70 extra flrsts. @j13ihc
rOT TATOTs-EerfaGdr pbi.. stdi0. Old.
TO Ms, s2d2.T5; i5i lbs, si.5oF2.50; 10
lbs, ~ .5Omo. Lor. island bag, 725of3.50. /.
sree,s rerlsy. sss'c,, 81 aI62..5, South.
crn, sl."5v1 81: .aiue. hbl, s3Wj.
POULTRY. DRESSEp-leREsH KILLED
Cisictciia buxea, 3opaGe. 6hls., ,on 5fc. /;
stsgr, "sU3lc.. foYi-, boxes. 2sdasc,. bbls.
sso3ic. old cocks, 2dGtssc.; cspuns, nearby.
-0uf0c. Western, 1916. slipr, i2fcfsc. /.
ursey-. ycuue 5aa60e. old J5drsc ducks.
Wes'srn, 2.0tuc.; geeee. Western, s5H 35c. !:
riiuers. pair. 7lc.nsi "a: sGrehs. des., a5p
ery. SfW3ic. roartrrg $50 t3c. fowls. 2SfI
asc; old coc';s. oJ3g9e.. capons 10raso.
turkeys. 'otng, aifise OLD. 5a4'Jec. I.
t.cci,s Long Island. sir.. western, SOr40. .
yFesc western, .ssr1i
POULTRY. IINIt-Tvtar.S. freight, aTc .
cAprpsF,. st4aoc. chiel.ens. freight. Soa go: :
stags, freight. 2sc.. chlci;ens, express, son
s.o.; brnilerr, freight i5155c. express. 500
fO- old roosteTF. freight. 22c. 'urkeys,
fr.lg.lt fsc.' express, 5oc; ducks. freight,
8-c eApfesy. t-T4Sc.. Nuecorsy, &c .
geese, freight zoe. express, 200 os3e. swan
freight or express, re. pigeons, pair
soc. rabbits. via express. ID, 25Gt50c.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
SUBSCRIPTION RIGHTS.
rESNsyLvtNrt on MARKET

or. CrT, Ia. March 4-Credit BaI-
ances, So Rum. 5s.ts3 barrels: ~
erage. j5.1O7 Shipments. 45s7s sv.
craye. ac.ecS
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
BALTIMORE & OHIO INCOME UP.
Large Savings Reported In Main
tenance OF Equipment.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
way operating income In January over
the income for December, according TO
its summary issued yesterday. Large
savings IN the maintenance OF the roads
equipment we're recorded.
Figures of the roads report follow:
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
CABLES.

rio 30 re,s higher Tor Nay. Dollar ratio
80 higher at 6si0o. Exchange, Iord. Re
ccipts, 2o.000 bags and stock, 49, .0O0 bags.
Santos futures. 20 70 30 reis lower. Ee-
ceipts. 80. 600 bags ani stock, $3.50. .0Jo bags.
Receipts at ports. 80. 600 bags. against 81 coo
last year and 81 900 two years ago. Sac
Psulo had 22.0o0. against 16.0 600 and %. 900,
and Jundiahy 1900. against 1000 and IL.
600 bags. respectively, Fine weather In three
districts OF Sac Psulo. rain In one and cloudy
In one. Cleared from santos. t1.70o bass Tor
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
BRAZILIAN sTATIsTICs.
GERMAN BANK STATEMENT.

BERLIN. March i.--The statement or
tho Imperial Bank OF Germany as OF
Feb. % shows the following changes:
INCREASES
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
srf3 lG9 AN e94e. .1qf .Sf,

lotbA .ssts ~s.1r-fS'S"''F"" To'vtFeAto"'
Exports sfcwed the largest gains to
Germany. the figures being s2o.4ob.se1,
against ss1TT.145 In January, 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
$3.50. po7 .eue SOS. .esl .ss1

BY continents the total value OF ner-
chandise exported was:
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
COFFEE.

The range Of prices in yesterday s
coffee futures market foliovs:
The New York herald., 1921-03-05

To tho following prices accrued interest Is
20 be added In every case.
The New York herald., 1921-03-05

Com, 10 prime sheep (evcs) 100 10 ,ss .t-.s<sS
Common 70 prime lambs. 100 ID. .--,sS a. :
Live hogs, 100 10. ..,......;s. s..... Cis.dx>sl..
nresssd oeef' steer sides ib't...r isc@iTls
Cit dressed veals, lo............ Iscff.5c
Drrrscd mutton, ih............... fOcsrfs~
Dressed wethers. ID. ....,..s... jkSnts.
nroeycd ismbs city. -. -4..
The New York herald., 1921-03-05
IN STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY, MARCH T. 1921

Days sales
Yeai, to date
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-12-03
The Congregational Church.

Sunday worship and sermon,
1890. The Christ Of Christmas.
What Christ Meant to the Early
Christmas. I've Catacombs Of Rome
Eve, 1890. Union services at the
Baptist church. Sermon by Rev. g.
e. Mason, The Charmed Chain.
The Longest and the Strongest Chain
in the World. A general and cor
dial invitation.
The Sunday school at 11:45' The
Bible class for men and women on
the lecture plan. Mr.. Lowry, presl-
dent Of the Elmore and Iwyhee s. y
association, visited Grand View last
Sunday giving an appreciated chart
talk at the S. S. and church service
Junior Endeavor at 400. Almeda
Edgar leader.
Wednesday evening, union prayer
meeting at the Baptist church
Thursday evening, choir practice
Thursday afternoon, Ladies AID
Community Christmas tree, all
organizations participating.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-12-03
Serial 01e52a--022990.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at Boise, Idaho, Noyem-
Der, End. 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given thai
Arthur A. Howard, of Mt. Home,
Idaho, who, on December 29th, 1916.
made Homestead Entry, No. 019529,
for WANWA, haWA, See, ~.
Sc NEA, EhsEAs SW SIC VI /,
Sec. rs, 4. 2 s., II, . E., 4 Add. Hid,
022990 Act Dec. 30, 1918 for Sh OF
SEX, Sec, Fl, SWAsWA Sec. ~,
NEASWA, Section IN, and, NJ OF
NEA, SWA NEA, NV SIC u. Sec.
IS, Township Q South, Range 0
East, Boise Meridian, has filed no.
lice Of intention to make 3 year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before D. a. Utter,
United States Commissioner at his
office, ait Mountainhome, Idaho, on
the 10th day of December, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Lloyd Wilson, Frank Berry. and
Charles Glenn, all Of Mt. Home. Ida
no, and Sheppard Morgan, OF GIenns
Ferry, Idaho,
FRANK s. HEIR, Register
Nov. 5.-Dee, 8,
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-12-03
Serial 020129024fSG.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, II, s.,
Land Office at Boise, Idaho. Mo-
vember End, 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Elmer ]. Bennett, OF Mountainhome,
Idaho. who. on December 30th, 1916
made Homestead Entry, No. &20129,
for EMsWh Sec. &c; NEM NV II
NWH NEM, Sec. Sc; 4. / s., r.. z H.,
& Add. HID. 0241S6 Act Dec. 10,
1915, for VIZ SEA, SEN SEA Sec.
%; SWMSWA Sec. 20; NEANEA,
seeion ~, and, NWA, WhsEM,
SW NE II, Sec. 20; Township |
South, Range Z East, Boise Meri-
siAa, has filed notice Of intention
to make 3 year proof, 10 establish
Slain to the land above described,
before u. A. Utter. United States
Commissioner at his office. at Noun
tainhome, Idaho, on che 10th day OF
December, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses
William Grove, John G.. Stevenson,
md Richard Bennett, all OF Mt.
Home, idaho, and Frank Martin of
Bennett, Idaho.
FRANK s. HEIR, Register.
Nov. 5.-Dec. 8.
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Department Of the Interior, y. s.
Land Ofieeat Boise, Idaho, Noyem-
her 81, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that Corda
A. Hoffman, of Bennett, Idaho, who
on August 19th,t91S. made Home
stead Entry, Act June II, 1910, No.
O28OS2, for E1zNWA sWA NWA
and sWA, Sec. q, and sEb SEA
See. EST. i S.. Range . E., and Adj
dditional Homestead, Act Dec. 20,
1916, 02S036, for shNEH, SEA
See. q, and sWHNWA NV AaWh
Sec. 2G, I'll s., r. 8 E,Boise Meridian,
has filled notice Of intention I'd make
3 year proof, To est bli Y 4e
land above described, Ge D. A.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-12-03
Idaho's Governor Says West Should
Capitalize Unrest.

The west should capitalize the I'M
rest and unemployment situation by
pushing reclamation plans that will
provide homes for the former serv-
ice men and work for the army OF
unemployed. Governor d. w. DAY.
is Of Idaho, president of the West
ern States Reclamation association
declared Tuesday at the opening
meeting of the association held at
Salt Lake
Addresses of welcome to the dele
gates drawn from Ii western states,
we're made by Governor Schramm,
president of the Salt Lake CONNER
cial club.