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CuICAGn nnkI> MAnx1r

CHICAGO. Sept s.Wheat pricns aver
aged lower on thc board of trad. here
,"aay Tor eooi part OF the day. but
rn''lHH very SHARPLY near tho close. and
- one I'm: the deto-r'd deliveries wer"
h!rheT than yesterdays finish September
wheat showed more strength than Dc
y"nhef. making gain 'o- tho day al!
IA A.c OYER .as' nights finish while De
cclnh"r close was she same as the day
previous.
Outside trade vas not as 'argr a. yc.,or-
Gay. hot ih"t" "a> good class o. buy
"a; on tn" brcahS. while on The huge
lhrr" was cons!ic'aoiu selling bv commits.
Strength at MINNEAPOLIS where Scpte,r-
Der hdv:nccJ 2i.c and December 20 over
Yesterdays clos" On b.-irE ~ Sau,errI bo r
ny elevator Interests anu ~ December
by mills started many ~ ;r< .ocal ,ro-
ir~s!onhIS Shu sold OUT yesterday to rcin-
STATING tn"ir Inns. and thiS he'll ped ma \.
Tor the sharG advance
torn and oats wer. arucr with wheat
RuysnE "as scattered Ia hose grains
win oats showing more strength than
corn; Corn closed &c I" u over the
nn!Sh OF yesterday. Will" oats finished !c
!Lc hirher than yesterdays close
Lard broke SHARPLY tho start in
sIin.atny With cotton. and on deliveries
u 10000 pounds on Scpt.mb.r contracts
Stop orders were caught ;he way down
The market HaS iuwcr
Al
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COTTON STEADY, But
AT BIG PRICE DROP

SEN YORK. sept. So, zine. today
w tJIlOn market snonrd siEAS u sui
rallies from tu e.r!y break ~ -; ~
G,h'A peg nourd met renewal uf more
tracts which had rallied from SO 20 g,
>"'H on - lht9 late IN the afternoon. and
,, ,c''n a, i,:. Soi"DaI!ns Mn 30 a.;
,ht Ma,h"t Ma very steady. bu, las;
price, showed act losses oi il2 TO Is,
The marA.t open,d Irregular ., a de.
,.ihe ~ y To is ,uinis und.. overnight
~heh was .naa,ed Sy he n ro I;hai;.a
~eahTcss OF Liverpool These early offtr-
.nss were absorbed at abou; The initial
buying ~ old Ionrs 5ut rallies me, 70
in"~et pressure ami he break extended TO
!hoin!hf. or about IN TO !5s points net
suss.stns that the scattered long Inter
- had been pretty we'll ..uy!ia,cd. and
The market 'huwcl much better tone
--!.!nE At y. and January AZ Is. max
ins Eali:c. OF about - to 10 points from
"a. ;ow"st rhis/ brought out renewed
liquidation. and the big afternoon break
bankers wrrc advising sales ui SPOT col.
ports Of southern hedge ceiling here and
Ef!ces rh1ched the loves, lsyels OF the
- InE AT -. making a decline ot about
20 81. from ,he h:rh levels o: Wed
Closing prices showed rallies OF . or
~ FONTS from ths .owest ON covering
.r'ryI's from me goods trade that some
ing to consider bids fof cloths and that
nnycrs Ycre holding OF FOR further de-
Nr."pmer;s IN raw !nate-!a values We're
'-hs!ieF". contributing factor on the
nrci!n". but local broker, attributed the
!a'e break chiefly 10 the fear OF Increased
.,p'i "uerinSs. Tia census report showing
tH,'S bales r!nned prior TO September !
Tas nor considered an influence on The
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CHICAGO LIVE sr0CK MAnilEr

st""--. duil. y"urliuE- and handy weights
strong spots higher. top ycarlinE-. 1925
h"cf bu's strong bulk fl' cows and
hs.ts.i-. '-"ft"t: canncg+ and cutters.
~ N. bologna bulls. 3.1jt Ii.2.. D-"!
hG.r. i..'f' >. -. veal calves weak L" -,
!"""'. cnnsid"rinG sorts. bulk i1.I1. y 10 ~.
heavy calves almost unstable s;T,l<.,s
and feeders steady.
HOGS. active. lSc 20 sc higher thnn
yesterdays average. mixed pS"HIng. grades
Hp nor; toy ,!sS huik iirht- and lish;
.uitu'r-. SOC W bulk tracking spgVs.
80" ~ u.S. 20 fH5os higher bulk des!r
sheep at lambs. 20 to 20 highr-. 'ug
westerns. 7: . bulk. SO n : =. tpi natives.
800, lou. X. : ," n 80: suuf sheep ana feeder
."ihbS N'pur 20 - higher. bl.S tHf MA
"" Ewes. Sff -: best feeder lambs.
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nnnk of France Statement.

rAHiS. sept S.-rhc weekly state
m"nt OF the Bank az France show :
the following changes.
cold in hand. increased 2o?,Ooo
francs
SILVER in hand. increased 1000
francs.
Notes in circulation, Increased e2o,-
$4,000 francs
Treasury deposits. decreased c.iIe,-
600 francs.
General deposits. decreased go.
$4,000 francs.
Ellis discounted decreased ioia67.-
600 francs.
Advances. increased 5?ee0o0O.
The bank made fresh advances to
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The board NJ directors O., rha
United Drug Company are scheduled
10 take action ON the dividend on
saturday. According 10 information
obtained IN the financial dis,ri>.. tho
dividend VIII Toe passed entirely. The
stock broke To nov low record ior
the year today.
The president OF the Southren Rail
"ay Is out Win huiilsh statement
today on the turn for the bette: o.
conditions in the South. one g. tho
recent sore spots OF the country. IL.
says that traffic Is moving more .:ee-
IS and that :hc rise In the price OF
cotton has done much, TO add to TIE
huyinE power Of tina, section OF tho
country.
The rise IN price over the past few
weeks had added approximately $3.50
GOO. 900 Ia the value OF the crop for
this season together with the carry
over for last year. which togcthe:
IL estimated a; about 100000 bales.
stockholders OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company have approved
the recent issue OF $t0.0o0.o00 Of
bonds sold some timc ago 10 bank
crs on when-and- bass.
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~ 7zNlES-DLSPATCF4,S RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

price levels. Some urint cloths ros. "a
cent yard and some heavy shee'IuEs
cent cotton duck AMI ,'" fabrics ser"
ndvanc"d sharply by s"llin. agents. Yarns
N"rr unsetu'l huriaps firm ami raw s..N
steady. cifpcts auct!oncd slowly. with
prices fairly we'll maintained.
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NAVAL. SrnnEs

sANANNAi; O; Sept Turn II rn".
n,en,,. j sock; 'sli iiosin ARIA ,aics.
=, a., 'stSi ~. ~ .Sh.Hmenio ~. storN.
10 g. ti5: n. - l. ilS. KI5)ut IS.
VI. b. y. 10. WG. 10. WV 20
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New York -Middging 1865: stock 1851
Minor .orts-Siock. a.33j
Total toAay.it.cc:p-s. 1856: exports. le.-
= TotaI for week-Receip;s. es.ics exports.
To,ai :or season-Rectipts. $3.50; ex-
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a-H-7H7==a- . -
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. Sept s-Co;tpn goods
trading opened ~. slightly today on hirhc-
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u. S.
ARMY
AUCTIONS
BALTIMORE, sept. 9Th.
WASHINGTON. Sept. I3th.


SCHfNEt"TAnr. y. y, Sept. 10th.
| TEXTILES, MACHINERY AND
ENGINEERING MATERIALS,
LEATHER AND HARNESS.
WAGONS. SUBSISTENCE. GEN
ERAL SUPPLIES. cite. Will be
sold at above places by public
auction on the dates named.
TERMS or SALE:
200 OF bid payable at time and
place OF sale. remainder in 10 days.
All materials sold +. O. h. point of
storage. Here are a few repre-
sentative items:
4.i:3 Escort Wagons. new.
i0..i:3 summer ndrrskirH.
.2.:s:i Mosquito BARS.
:5.OII pnir Jersey Gloves.
aO.t4: Lantern Globes.
I3.S0t Wire Cutters mud Pliers.
J.8ST cans Soup.
:T,S3f $50 lbs. Drhydrntcd Potatoes.
at sd Folding Cots.
1870 Mcclellan Saddles.
Io.:i:s8 Jnrk Planes.
Write 10 surplus Property Oni-
Ger. Army Supply Base. LIST Ave.
and seth Street, BROOKLYN. " Y.
for catalogue OF all items to be
SOLD at Washington. Baltimore
and Schenectady.
M. FOX &SONS co.
Omcinl Nurti0rcH.
Write TO Surplus Property OH
Ger. Camp Knox Ky. for CatA-
ioSuc of items To he sold there.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.


SEN YORK. Sept. III. marRe; f,r
.ois' .pl.r"s -. n-d ar dn..ino 20 3
20 ppfU'H. with aciiN" months Hing
HD"Ii u [" u points not .o"-r during
nc moaning uut-r scattering liquidation
ih'- "H-. ati! DuIuI rHriIy 20 tho rufurnr b.
70. its u-rHh IN cotton and a'tsr 50. lag
on - IS tor December. ur about =.
ma got st""i'"h on renewed trad. buying
81 p.,rnh.r accuinrrri"d hy r"g"r's ~
''"s'! a. 80 bid, with :hc general uln--
n"i ,.'S!nE not u"int higher Pop Io.n's
bag. september. : % October 7.gs. u.
., n'oE 90. JanHhry 7"i. March. IS.
Sa"t Golf was stead. a. =. fr- no
- ana llt. "a lli= for santos g.. OW .uE
- "A" holiday IN Brazil here wore no
"Hlgld' cables from IN" primary markets
ana comma . 'T.is fcw DN"rs were received
~ 'he cost and freight uofkct Thos"
frtwi"l wore about unchanged iuc.nl-
lhS santos Is at IL 20 TO ll.,p. and Victor.
- ana - ~ 100. Nncrican CreIlts.
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Hank and Trust Company stoch

Va. Ry. e r.. pfd.. 81.
Il Universal Leaf Tob.. pfd.. 93i.
, Universal Leaf Toh.. pfd.. 93i.
' 10 First Satl. Bank. Els.
Bank OF Com. & Trusts. 200.
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CoTTONSF.rD ON

NEW YORK, Sept s-Co;tnrse.H ~
hfonc !. ia ~ pnin;a under nguidu, lol
on ne w"gkncs. in cotton and Lard and
= taNy followed on room covering. tu'
forward t' l.yc'l"S settled back som. Ia
h"t"'" ~" clos under scattered iori
rs. f.nd n.dS wrrr points niIh-i
'oc ApTil and to IL ret lover ro- The
balance Sal, $500 barrels Tenders
no barrels. pTim" crude. - bid prime
summer yellow SPOT = n 10 ~. Son,.,,,
her, '.'s: December. 257: March rs. al
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COMMOS LTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
RICHMOND.

I.iat OF bank deposits ($2.a0 and
orer) In tho Merchants National
Bank, Richmond. Virginia. not check
ed on for f1fteen years. publication OF
which Is made as required by chapter
"a. Acts Extra Session 1919:
c, e. Cary. ATTY. for heirs of
Virginia Oliver ..........$ z34
VIM, Chiffon. Clerk. a.6S
Geo E Herring. E1 .......---. sT.sl
The law ful o~ncr. If any. OF this
money can at any time Within ten
years apply for same 10 Hon Rose
wea Page. Second Auditor OF vir-
sIhla- Richmond. Virginia furnishing
proof OF such ownership satisfactory
10 that officer
e. LEE MOORE
Auditor Public ACCOUNTS
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the State amounting 10 100000. O00
francs
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Iirnr Turns TIuilish.

over the holiday one Of IN. fore
meet hear traders in Wall street
turned huiiish and issued 81 publ"
statement to that effect Ira lc-s ne
ing OF the opinion that he woul en-
courage AN upward movement a. a
result OF Tho statement, rode" along
VITA him for "a few days and for
t.natcly thcy made money The
ma their suspicious. however. as /
tEc molly" In back - the sta t.rcr.
ara yesterday started 20 taxi progts
on the assumption that the biz trad
- IN question was just opcratIr; FOR
a turn. Thc action .. the market in
~. late dealings Oh "Wednesday ana
again today rejects the operations
% thos" traders wh" are taK!n:
profits. on the other hand th.ru
was an extension of bear operations
which added 10 the procure.
Wall street learned today that Tho
government IL roinS over thc books
80 the E"thlchou; steel Cooperation
in regard 10 tax matters The amount
nrst mentioned was $4,000. 600. which,
was only Ilo.oCOb0O below the amount
named a. the time the government
started ita Investigation OF Tho books
%: the United States Stcc! Corpora
ton The amount IN connection with
bethlehem steel. however. ~ enron
coUs. and II can nc stated alinor. au-
,horitativcly that - IS only 5000
coo. and tina, tho company h4s re-
serve set aside To take care ~ this
amount II !; Is found tina, TIC gJv-
,rnmcnt s. right f., It's arguments.
oniclals OF the company arc nut %!
town. 30 that NO authentic iuIorrna-
t'"n can be obtained here AZ pres
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SIC;tR r..

NEW YORK Sept S-Thc raw SUGAR
irhrh"t continues To- be influenced hy liz
"tai offerings OF uncontrolled sugar. aud
pres showed another decline OF &c to
IN" basis g.. az for Centrifu.ai. with saI.s
81 1000 bags ~ Philippines and 1900 bags
- P"rt" Ricos reported at tina, lcve'.
tupas w"r" unchanged at isS for ccrtrifu-
"a. bU; n" sales Were reported
Inc tu-ihcr weakness In the Epp; MAJ
kct Ted TO renewed selling in raw suca-
!utnre.. by trade and commission houses
WIN closing prices 10 % uolnts net IoxSr
a'th"ugh the volume % bugtrcss w.s liur,.
Sort"fnb"r closed At 80: Dccelrb.r > SIS
March. > ~ and May 80
The weakness IN tho SPOT iusrkct Va
f"snHnSinlc 70: decline of - iolnt. In
n" price Of refined with local r"r!rrrS
row l'"iinS on the basis Of 80. for TIM.
w"r" easier N svmuathy with thc decline
IN tho spot ma -l't, and closing p-ic.,
"er" 5 to - points net i~wcr. Trading
Was crnfn"d I" IN" p"r"u 'or and May
DOS IONS. Scutcmp"g Clu2gd ~ 30: De
t'mHcr. 80. Nah. ia. and Man Is
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COMMEMORATIVE Ow VIRGINIA.
O&rICY Op THE AUDITOR or
ICBLlC ACCOUNTS.
RICHMOND.

List of bank deposits $3.50 and
over In the Savings Bank OF Rich
tnond. Richmond. Va. not checked on
for fifteen years., publ cation of which
is made as required by chapter Sc.
Acts Extra SeSa!on 1919:
J. W. Bli'eJ. Admir- .S3.lI
p A. GriKR 6.I5
Harris 7. Herndon. s.9o
J. o. Mayer. ass
Tho lawful owners, II any. OF this
money can at any time within ten
years apply for the same to Hon.
Roosevelt Page, Second Auditor of
Virginia. Richmond. Virginia, fur
nishing proof OF such ownership sat
itfactory to that officer.
G. LEE MOORE.
Auditor Public Accounts.
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Liberty LDAS BOND MARKET.
EN II. ~ Is Z NiLI --LlA.L. 4. 20

Investment BANKERS
81 j. Main Street Richmond. Va
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NEW YORK MARKET HAS
BIG REACTION IN PRICES
Speculative Leaders End Day
Point Below High Of tho
Forenoon.
MOVEMENT Is NoT Unnatural
Wall street, In which Gains Ex-
tended From Five To Ten
Points.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.--The STOCK
market today experienced reaction
IN pricca and most Of the spcculs-
tive leaders ended the dag a point
-" more below the high prices ot tn.
forenoon. This movement. howcv.r /.
IS r", considered unnatural. follow
ihS the recent sharp rise in tho mar
.hct or tn" past few weeks. in which
gains extended from five 20 ten
points ANA In III. case Of Mexican
Petroleum moro than thirty points.
Tn" opinion OF some traders ON The
nopr Of the exchange is that further
irrcRularitv VIII he Witnessed until
tho third installmeut Of Federal taxes
du" on September 10 Is on, - tn
way
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T. s. NJ. HICKMAN,
Acting Clerk
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19

known also as c. II. Stanger, and Mat
tie Stanger, his wife, The American
Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago,
and known also as American Trust and
Savings Bank, a corporation, American
Falls Water Power Company, a cor
poration, Defendants.
The State of Idaho sends greetings
to Earl Stearman and Myrtle Stear-
man, his wife, Roy ". Lighner, Holm
da Lightner, his wife, Evans State
Bank, a corporation, Boise Payette
Lumber Co, a corporation, Charles
II. Stanger, known also as G. H. Stan
ger, and Matte Stanger, his wife, The
American Trust, known also az Ameri-
can Trust and Savings Bank of Chi
cago, and known also as American
| Trust and Savings Bank, a corpora
ton, American Falls Water Power
| Company, a corporation, the above
named defendants:
You are hereby notified that a com
plant has been filed against you IN
the District Court of the Fifth Judicia
District of the State of Idaho In ant
for the County OF Power by the abov'
named plaintiff and you are hereb,
directed to appear and answer tn
said complaint within 20 days OF tn
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19

service of this If served with
in the said Judicial District and with
in 40 days If served elsewhere and you
are further notified that unless you
so appear and answer the said COM
plant within the time herein speci-
fled the plaintiff will take judgment
against you as prayed in said COM
plant.
The object and prayer of said COM
plant is to ~foreclose that certain
mortgage made, executed and deliver
ed to the defendants, Earl Stearman
and Myrtle Stearman, his wife, under
| date of Feb. 3, 1917, which said mort
| gage covers and convey:
Lots is and 16, Block 30 of the town
site of American Falls, Idaho, together
with the tenements, hereditments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging on
in anywise appertaining,
which said mortgage was recorded In
Book 81 of Mortgages at Page 535.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
District Court this 18th day of Aug
c. LEE FRENCH,
Clerk
BY Jessie E. Torrance, Deputy
w. G. Loofbourrow,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residing Vt American Falls, Ida.
). 8-19, 90;
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OBJ
POWER COUNTY, IDAHO.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Joseph
Brown, and Jane Brown, surviving
wife, both deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrators of the estate
of Joseph Brown and Jane Brown, de-
ceased, TO the creditors Of and all per-
SONS having claims against the said de-
ceased, TO exhibit such claims, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication OF
This notice to the said administrators
ut the Law office OF II. S. Anderson
American Falls, Idaho, which said Of
flee the undersigned selects as their
place Of business In all matters con
nected with said estate of joseph
Brown and Jane Brown, deceased.
Dated and first publication Angus
10th, 1921.
Thos. II. Brown and Mary A.. Watts
Administrators of the estate OF
Joseph Brown and Jane Brown,
deceased.
II. s.. ANDERSON,
Attorney for administrators
Residence, American Falls, Ida
$40, 90
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
FORFCLOSURE.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN AND
FOR POWER COUNTY.
Jas. X. Brown, Plaintiff,
VS..
Henry G. Hose and Eva w. Hose,
his wife, Defendants'
State Of Idaho,
County of Power, So
Sheriff's Office.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue OF a certain order OF sale
or execution in foreclosure issued out
of the above entitled court by the Clerk
thereof in the above entitled case, on
the 18th day of August, 1921, under a
Judgment and decree entered In the
above entitled matter on the 14th day
OF January, 1921, which said judgment
and decree was recorded in Book SO,
Page 176 Judgment Records OF Power
County, Idaho. and requires the sale OF
the hereinafter described property to
! satisfy plaintiffs demand with inter-
est and costs:
I have levied up to and noticed for
sale and will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash., la"lul
money of the United States, on the
18th day of September, 1921, at the
hour OF 10 o'clock A. M. OF said day
at the front door OF the building used
az a court house in American Falls
Power County, Idaho, the following
described property, to-wit:
Lots numbered rs, 27 and %, Bloch
< Riverside Addition to the
Townsite Of American Falls, Power
! County, Idaho, together with the tene.
ments, Entertainments and appurten.
ances thereunto belonging or In any
wise ap%pertaining.
Dated this 18th day Of August, 1921
@. II. HANSON,
Sheriff
BY w, l.. OLIVER, Deputy
G. Loofbonrrow,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residing at American Falls, Ida.
$40, g.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19
West Demdnding
Rate Reduction
Dirt Farmers Jcin Grain Exchanges
Board of Trade And Bankers In In
sistent Plea for Relief At Once.

Washington, Aug. 14.-Grain men
from practically every state west OF
the Mississippi river are here prepar-
ed to begin tomorrow presentation OF
testimony before the interstate COM
merce commission intended to show
cause for reductions in freight rates
on grain products and hay. The hear
ings are expected to continue i've
days.
"Dirt Farmers" have joined with
grain exchanges, boards OF trade and
bankers OF the west in urging reduc-
tions. Sunburned raisers Of hay will
90 on the witness stand with agricul-
turaf college economists In an effort
to prove that grain and hay produc-
ton will decrease II relief is no given.
Among the witnesses called to testi-
fy as to economic conditions is Sec
rotary Of Agriculture Wallace.
Four days probably will be required
for the proponers OF reduced rates TO
complete their testimony. The car
riers in rebuttal will contend that
present low returns from railroad
operation will not permit the reduc-
tons asked, II was indicated. The
grain rate case grew out Of a COM
nlaint filed July Z by a delegation
rom Kansas headed by Clyde M. Reed
chairman of the Kansas public util-
tiles commission declaring that pros
ent interstate rates IN grain and hay
are prohibitory,' and that after pay
ing producing costs and freight rates
very little, II any, return aocrues u
the grain and hay producer"
This condition II prolonged would
lead TO bankruptcy OF the grain and
hay produceds Of the west" Mr.. Reet
continued. banks at the presen'
time are finding II difficult to collec
loans on farms and farm products an
grain and hay shippers are being fore
ed on the market with their product
at a sacrificial price to obtain FUNDS U
liauidate their debts"
While the hearing technically is be
fore Commissioner Lewis alone, II wa
set to be held in Washington In orde
that as many members OF the commits
sion az possible would be able to hea
the Testimony. Commissioner Lew
has indicated that the commissio
would call for arguments ms soon 9
the evidence IL closed, dispensing VIII
the delay incidental to preparing an
presenting briefs.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19
OLD FOLKS HAD EXCELLENT
TINE AT MERIDELL PARK
Continued from Page ~

Confined from Page ID
Lee, Jacob Renke, Herman Laymon,
Gottlieb Mayer, Mrs. Gottlieb Mayer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stuart, Mrs. Mary
Matson, Rev. A. ]. Ford, Mrs. ID. Cool,
w. ]. Hatch, Mrs. Mary Wones, Andy
CIaassen, G. II. Furrier, w II. Dack,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson, Mrs. James
Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Richard
son, Thomas Robus, J. r. Million, Mr.,
and Mrs. Isaac Sheldon, Judge Travis,
w. ]. Emmett, IL. Il. Geesey. Mrs
Serena Stranger, Thomas Palmer, VIM.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs, s. G, Rowe, Mrs
Siibaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. George Stranger
and MIR. and Mrs. 8, w Mccullough.
Those who furnished cars We're, W
r. oliver, Rev Il. Wuest, O. f. Grow
ley, w. III. Philbrick. Johnson Clark
Mrs, Eva lines. w. L. Newton, II, G, Al
len, G. Lee French, Joe Wagner, wal
ter Kerr, Thomas Sparks, VIM
Scrimsher, Mrs. A. Rowberry and II
II. Fitzpatrick.
The committee In charge of the Gel
ebration wishes TO express apprecia
ton for the carr and drivers who as
sisted and for the part taken In IN
entertainment by Rev. and Mrs. c. l.
Buckner, Mrs. Mary Beckstead, Mrs
c. Lee French, Mrs. w, l., Newton ant
Mira. II. G. Allen.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19
ROCKLAND HIGH SCHOOL
STILL ON ACCREDITED LIST.
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Considerable speculation has been
manifested during the last month, re-
garding the rating OF the High School
al Rockland. Professor Seegar, who
last year superintendent the higher
grades will not return this year and
Il was rumored that Professor Tolman
would take his place in which case u
was believed the school would lose
it's rating. Mr.. ogden's announce
ment, however, IL that II compliance
with the school laws, and the de-
mands on accredited schools, IL all
that is necessary, the Kockland High
School will retain its accredited stand
ing
The new superintendent is Pro-
fessor Cecil OF Ohio, His home Is
Akron. He will be here the first week
in September to assume charge OF his
work.