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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24
Texas Strike
Centers Upon
Dock Belt Line

Houston, Texas, Oct. 24.-Local
interest in the strike of the Inter-
national and Great Northern
trainmen centered today on the
operation on the municipal belt
railroad serving the docks. The
belt line, owned by the city, has
been under lease and operated by
the international and Great
Northern. The striking trainmen
tied up this port when they went
out Saturday, no other port being
similarly affected.
"The port must be kept open"
city officials declared, and efforts
to organize switching crews to
operate the belt line will be made
IL the international and Great
Northern fails to give service dur
ing the day.
s-s14a-. - -s%&SuezsgeesszssaF :.
Fort Worth, Texas, Oct. "a
An attempt will be made to resume
freight traffic on the Internation-
al and Great Northern railroad
here within twelve hours, J.. G..
Bowles, yardmaster announced
this morning.
Passenger service here has not
been interrupted but no freight
has been moved since the walkout
at noon Saturday, Bowles said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24
"Y" Fund Now
Totals $7O75

Subscriptions icported today In
the Y. NJ. c. A. campaign for
$4,000 to carry the organization
through the year bring the total
amount now received 10 sTo75.
There VIII be no meeting Of the
-,mpsign committee until thurs
When II is expected that the
nd will be in.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24
Forged Roosevelt's
Name: Sent to Pen

New York, Oct. 24-Mrs- Emma
Richardson Burkett Of Hillsdsle.
Ind, today was sentenced TO the
penitentiary for forging the in
dorsement OF Theodore Roosevelt
to a note for $50, 900.
tence is limited to three
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24
Rathie, Kirby
Sentenced To
Hang On Dec. 2

Walla walla, Wash. Oct, "a
John L. Rattle and Elvie d. Kirby,
charged with the murder Of Sher-
iff Til Taylor. year ago, were
sentenced to death at Pendleton
this morning by Judge G. Phelps.
The date for their execution was
set for December 2. The sentence
followed the refusal Of the Oregon
court for q new trial.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24
Autoist, Helpless, Sees
Car; Stuck In
Hole, Wrecked BY Train

Powerless to do anything, G.
McMorris, 469 North Seventeenth
street, saw his automobile, which
had become lodged IN hole be-
tween the rails at the Center
street railroad crossing, denlolish-
ed by Southern TAcitic train
about 3 o'clock Sunday morning,
according to the police.
Mr.. McMorris had been driving
east on Center street. At Twelfth
he saw two red lanterns used to
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24

BYinsOa Is
ArYuigned,,
Bound OUey

X Walter o. Brinson. Albany 4
\ farmer who was arrested 4
y Saturday and charged vita {.
4 the robbery of the Jefferson \:
y State bank on September z X
+ waived preliminary hear Il
4 ing when he was arratgred !:
r before Judge @, q. Unruh IN I.
+ the Justice court today, and i:
X was bound over TO await tho X
X action of the Marion county 4:
X grand jury. Brinson is be- X
y ing held in the county Jail 4:
+ here. X
X x II X X \ X X X X y 4 x X
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24
DR.. BrurnfieId
Out of Danger

Roseburg, Or, Oct. 24.-Dr. R.
NJ. Brumfield, who cut his threat
night, was entirely out
of danger today, according to ply
sicians who examined him at the
Jail here. He is to be sentenced
next Monday following his con-
viction last week Of first degree
murder for the killing Of Dennis
Russell.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24

warn passersby that construction
work was underway. Mr.. SfcMorr
his essayed TO pass at the left Of
the lights, but his automobile
dropped into hole which. he
said, had been left by the worN-
men.
Mr.. McMorris sent for aid but
before machine could arrive to
tow his automobile out of the hole
it was struck and wrecked by the
train.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24

A shipment Of 1,O55.s3s Chi
noow salmon eggs from the Nc
Kenzie river has arrived at the
state hatchery on the Klatskanine
river, near Olney.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24
C'ARLIST
FORCES
BEATEN
Former E m p e r or's
Forces Marching On
Budapest Defeated
With Heavy Losses
Z K < < < \ ! = x : = .
ASSASSINATION OF :
CHARLES RUMORED :

IN London, OCT. z4.-Ah uh .
! verified report that former y
4 u Emperor Charles of Austria x
4. has been assassinated has <
! been received by the Ex- y
i change Telegraph company. =
X
u < : X x 4 y < x = X Z :
Budapest, Oct. 24.-The army
|of former Emperor Charles, whlcn
was marching on Budapest for the
restoration of the ex-monarch'
was defeated with heavy losses py
Hungarian government forces At
Tata-Tovaros, S5 miles west OIL
Budapest this morning.
The Carlist forces have falien
back to Komorh, fifteen m'ies
northwest of Tata-Tovaros. The
pursuit by the government troops
is continuing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24
Raab Is Recaptured.


government forces, fighting
against the attempt of former en-
peror Charles to regain the throne,
have won pronounced successes
against the Carlist forces. 1t was
announced in reports to the gov
ernment early today. The reports
stated that the town of Ttaab had
been recaptured and that the Carl
lists were being attacked in the
rear.
This attack, it was stated, was
being led by Baron Pronay ut the
head Of the West Hungarian in
Surgents, who had hurried to the
governments aid.
London, Oct. 24.-The British
government has notified the Hun
garian government that the latter
must take all possible steps for the
expulsion of former Emperor
Charles from Hungary, it was
learned this afternoon.
1t is stated in well informed
quarters that Great Britain re-
serves the right to support the
little entente"-Jugoslavia, Gee
ehoslovakia and Rumania-in any
action it may take for the expul-
sion Of the ex-ruler from Hungar-
ian territory.
Ultimatum Sounded.
London, Oct. 24.-An ultima
tum has been sent to the Hun
garian government by Czechoslo-
Vakia giving the former As hours
70 secure the removal of former
emperor Charles from that eoun-
n.y. 1t is stated in a dispatch from
vienna to the Exchange Telegraph
company.
Orders for the advance of the
Czeehoslovak army were expected
yesterday, says a Central News
uispatch from Prague. All ar
rahgements for the march against
hungary are said to have been
'Ompleted. The Czechoslovak gov
ernment has issued an official
statement, declaring the little
eltente' is resolved to oppose the
return of a Hapsburg to the Hun
garian throne.
Ihe forces supporting Charles
sle understood to consist of three
divisions.
Feeling Runs High. -.
ing over the attempt of
y .p'mer Emperor Charles to regain
t. Is throne of Hungary is running
Aisn In Czechoslovakia. according
V % dispatches in British official
slafters from Prague.
Ah Official dispatch from Busa-
~ y. last night states the Hungar-l
~ eillier mas informed the Brit
~ n. minister the situation is stead
= improving. The Karlists have /
- A.. oriven back a considerable
'. from the city and fresh
!, ,Oops are arriving on the scene.
: Is said they should be able to
:. t,lo1nd seli the former emperor and
4, Gun Firing Audible.
-. :" Earlier telegram received |
-. ,1 IN. me British minister in Buda-
-. - stated Charles and his forces
- a. only a few miles outside the
.as,s ~ ana | that the firing Of guns
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24
2cents
Per copy on streets

!. Newstands 5 cents. Bargain
nav a. offer $500 per year BY mail
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24

- :" Earlier telegram received
~. ~ me British minister in Buda-
- - stated Charles and his forces
- : oniy a few miles outside the
ea,',. 80 and that the firing Of guns
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24
The Weather

OREGON: Tonight and Tuesday
rain west. fair east portion; mod
crate southerly winds.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24

LOCAL: Rainfall, 90: southerly
winds: cloudy:: maximum 68. miIl-
imum A: river -.8 feet and fall
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-19
Plump With the FLAVOR of the Seq
Gorton's Ready-to-Fry Cod Fish c

~ YES brighten! Faces tighten! Young
IL and old feast with zest. Gorton's Cod
Fish Cakes are the dish for all.
They love the flavor the delicious
deep sea flavor-the fresh from the ocean
flavor of tender, white, sun cured cod,
mixed with mealy, crumbling potatoes.
And Gorton's Cod Fish Cakes come
ready-to-hy-th the simplest meal in the
world to prepare.
Just open the enamel lined can, roll
out into cakes and fry in very hot fat to
golden brown crust. Serve them sizzling
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-03

Meta Claveringova opravdu
byla Valencii jako by sestrou;
ale j vuci nj zachovala mlceni
'one noel po celou dobu by
la to Meta Claveringova, KITE
raz sc sverovala Sc svymi zale-
zitostmi, a byla to Valencie,
kteraz zpoved jeji slychavala.
TAX minulo pet, sest st 'ast-
nych let divcina ziyota. PAX po
bolestnem rozlouceni Sc uci-
telkami zakynemi, Valencie
Sc vratila domu.
Srdce Sc j sviralo pri vzpo-
mince, ze Sc ma vratit ku sta
remu svemu zivotu, do zasmu-
sileho venkovskeho domu, do o
ne smutne samoty. Laska o.
vzdusi ,pohodlneho domaciho
zivota byly jejim ddelem u
stav6 studio chilly zivot jeji
plnym Zam6stnanim. Divce ny
nj ustav opoust6jfci dosud ne
napadlo, re jeji krasa, nell ma
dani, nepochybne il dopomdze
k vynikajicimu postaveni a bo-
hatstvi a re tfeba nebude mu-
set dlouhou, dobu traviti V sta
rem dome otc0v6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-03
KAPITOLA 6.
Valencie - nevesta sira Le-
stcra de Malpas.

Valencie Hurstova stala M
temeze miste, ,kde skoro pred Sc
sti lety stanul Enrol Caerlyon a
odkud poprve pohlizel ma "a
mex Kings Rest.
Ia t6chto Sesti roku vyspela
opravdu We skvelou krasavici.
Vysoka, Stihla jeji postava pre-
kypovala neznou uSlechtiloSti
j nebylo V nj sebe menSi stopy
20 one neohebnosti, S jakouz
Sc setkavame u mladych lidi
prav6 do sirSiho sveta Vstupu-
jicich. Oci jeji nepozbyly nj
echo re sveho vazne zadumci-
v6ho vyrazu. kteryz pred lety
propujcoval obliceji ditku tax
zvlaStnl pdvab a nezdaly Sc ny
III byti neprirozen6 velke. He
dvabny .ieii vlas zachoval 81
krasnou svou barvu a splyval
il nyni V bohatych kucerach
ma cello. zatim co vzad byl
spnut V kotouc.
Valencije divala Sc nynf k
zamku a jeji zraky spociyaly
S jakousi touzebnosti ma Sc
dych jeho v6zich.
Mlada divka meskala do
ma asi Sest tydnu cas- ten byl
by Sc il byl zdal dlouhym ne
byti jedn6 v6ci iiz srdce divci-
no vsak sotva by bylo chtelo
doznati.
Z pocatku, kdyz sem sir Le-
ster prijlzdel diva neb trikrat
ia tyden, nespatfovala V tom
Valenciie mic jin6ho ncz vrely
zajem. iakyz ode vzdy k nj
miti Sc zd3l Uyitala jcj vzdy-
cky srdecn6 r. ano,, ocekava-
la ieho nayst6vu a nudila Sc
paklize neprijel ma odpoledni
cal.
Zpivala a hrala mu a byla
okouzlena skvostnymi kv6tina
mi. jez il skoro denne re zam-
ku postal.
Pozdeji vSak pocala pozna-
vati, ze nekdy jeho zpdsoby,
hlas, pohled, nejake nepatrn6
slovo pronesen6 neb neprone-
sene, tlumocily neco vice nez
pratelsky zajem, A pax: proc
pTichazel skoro V kazdy den?
A vySla-li 81 ma prochazku
vzdy 'nahodou' il prisel do ce-
sty.
Ryl opravdu roztomilym
spolecniSem; byl svetakem a
bill tez muzem skutecne vide
lanym.
Sdilel, aneb zdal Sc sdileti v
mnohem ohledu jeji vkus a
Valencie pocala ocekavati je-
no navStevy a jen Sc zachve-
aim zapuzovala pomysleni. re
nadejde doba, kdy Sc sir Lee
ster vratl q yenkovskeho sidla
do m6sta. Jak nudnym - o
jak strasne nudnym bude pax
zivot ma venku! Zdaz pax je
nlozno, aby tento muZ dosti
starry aby mohl byti jeJin OF
Gem, jinak ma nj pohlizel nez
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rada zimu - jest tax studeno a
nudno'.
'Jste letni place; musite Sc
stehovati S vlast 'oykami', pravil
de Malpas a "a SLOW svych po-
zoroval jeji oblicej.
Oblicejem jejfm kmitnul Sc
zablesk, pax Ease z n6ho Wy
mizela ysechna barva. Dlvka
zavrt6la hlavou.
'Nenf to nome, pravila S
vniternim zachvevem. 'MGi o.
sud VIE mne k tomuto mistu.
Projdeme Sc drobet, sire Le-
stere? Slunce zde ponekud
vice prazl nez jest pfijemno'.
On vsak poloziv ruku ma jeji
rame, il zadrzel.
Vas osud', pravil zvolna, pc
hllzeje V jeji oci nadobro 81
nepovsimnuv jejiho navrhu,
vas osud bude takovy jak 81 no
sama budete chtft utvariti'.
Dfvka byla zmatena a op6t-
ne zakmitl Sc oblicejem jejim
podivny pablesk; cftAa, re slo-
va jeho mela hlubsi vyznam
nez ten, re ona, jsouc krasnou,
NIUE vyjiti do sveta a uvrhnout
svet ku syym nohoum .Nemohla
vsak tento svGj pocit vyjadriti.
wy jeste nechapete'. pokra-
coval sir Lester, vida, re neu-
znala "a dobre odpovedet a mlu
vii nyni tax mckee, tax presved
Give. 'Jste dosud tax mladou, re
jeSte nemate poneti o sve moci.
Treba yam jen Vztahnouti tuto
malou rucku a vSe, echo 81 jen
muzete pratt, bude vase. Valen-
Gle - Wy jste musela videti -
Wy jste musela uhodnouti, jak
velice vas zboznuji - jak jedi
nou tuzbou meho zivota Jest. a
bych vas mohl zvati svou ze-
nou'.
Has jeho vasnive Sc zachvi-
val a dfvky zmocnoval Sc novy,
dosud neznamy pocit blazen-
stvi.
'Odpovezte mi, ma draha'
pokracoval, 'povezte mi, re
jsem Sc neodvazil doufati nadar
mo! Vim, re nejsem snad ide-
alnim milencem, jakeho 81 V du-
chu pTedstavuje a pfeje mlada
divka, ale zadny mlady mile
nee nemohl by vam celeji veno~
vati srdce sve nez ja'.
Dfvka ponechala bez odporu
svou ruku V jeho a druhou ma
chvili 81 zakryvala oci.
90, pravila V zamyslenem
rozvaSneni, 'nevim veru, milu-
jill vas TAX, jak byste mel byti
milovan! Jak mohu vedeti, jak
mohu byti bezpecna, re vas ne
klamu, vas, jenz jste ku mne
tax dobrym?'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-03
"BvKrs


Zpola rozveselen, vice vsak
prekvapen podivuhodnou pro-
stotou dfvky, 0 niz Sc on - sir
Lester de Malpas, pan ma pan
stvi Kings Rest - uchazel -
prece jen byl tim nemalo do
tknut.
'Spokojfm-li Sc ja', praviI on
tise, $ tim a nebudu-li po ne
jaky cas- nalehati ma rozreSe-
nj teto otazky, nemuzete sc i
wy tim spokojiti? Jste priliS
mladou nez abyste mohla vede-
ii, co jest opravdova laska -
dovolite - abych vas naucil il
poznati?'
Ona nahle Sc k nemu obrati-
la sepnute sv6 ruce polozila
ma jeho prsa, zapomenuvsi We
sve opravdovosti veskere sv6 O.
stychavosti, sve rozpacitosti.
'Musite mne vyslechnouti',
pravila skoro V horecnem kva-
pu, jakoby Sc obavaia, re by il
jeji zmuzilost mohla opustiti.
Povim YAM vse uprimne: vam
jest znamo, jaky m1j zivot zde
jest; kdyby - kdybyste - ne
- ne - nechte mne prece do
mluviti', ,dodala, kdyz chtel po-
jmouti jeji ruce We sv6. Wy jste
mi otevrel novy sv6t, kdyz jste
byl tax laskav ku mne jako k
ditku - dial jste mi vedomosti
a otevrel mi cestu k novemu III
votu. Nyni citim tax jako bych
sc nemOhla vice vratiti V smut
n.y., jednotvarny zivot drivej-
81. Citim, re vse, co mi muzete
nabidnouti, jest pokuSenim -
opravdu - opraVdu - nechci,
abyste mne povazoval "a so
beckou - myslim jen ma jed
no: - paklize mne opustite,
co 81 poGnu - co jen 81 pocnu?'
Rec svou skoncila poloyic-
MIN zalkanfm pfemozena
isouc svymi pocity, zakryvala
81 oblicej. De Malpas privinul
il k sob6, aniz by kiadla neja-
ky odpor.
Zachv6v vftezstvi projel srd
ce jeho. Valencie byla jeho -
byl tom presv6dcen - necht'
iej milovala, neb ne, ma tom
mnoho mu nezalezelo - jen
kdyz bude jeho; po dlouha le-
la k tomu pracoval a trp6live
vyckaval nyni Sc mu melo do
stati konecne touzene odmeny.
Mil drahousku', pravil ko.
neisiv6, 'mucite srdce sv6 ira
pite Sc marnymi pochybnost-
mi vycitkami. ia nemam zad
ne obavy. Neni zadneho zloci-
nu v tom, paklize pri SVEN roz
hodnuti budete brati ohled ma
vse co vam mohu nabidnouti a
poskytnouti.
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X Ma otcovskem statku. \
Roman anglickeho.
Roman z anglickeho.

ljako ma svou "chranenku", jiz
pfatelstyi sve venoval k Will
jejimu otci?
Rumenec zbarvil pri t6to
myslence jeji lice a divka kla-
dla 81 otazku zdali iej snad
miluje?
Vzezfeni j jednani jeho ci-
nily jej mnohem mladsim nez
We skutecnosti byl; byl mu-
zem krasnym a krasa vzdy
dodava cloveku vzhled mladi-
stvejsi.
We spolecnostech byl vzdy
hlavnim a matinky divily Sc,
proc re zustava tax dlouho
svobodnym.
Valencije nikdy nenalezala
odpovedi ma tyto otazky, jez
81 sama kladla. Myslela 81, ze
il musi ma mem byti zalezeno,
nebot' byl k nj tax laskavym
a mluvil k nj tax mckee; ne
kdy podrzel jeji ruku We sve i
pohlizel V jeJi oci TAX, re je-
jich musela sklopiti.
A pouhe pomysleni, re jest
milovana, vzruSilo veskeru je-
j dust.
Prahnula po lasce nyni sko-
ro TAX. slime iako "a dob, kdy
byla jete osam6lym ditetem;
a o sye vlastni Schopnosti mi
lovati - schopnosti mnohem
vetSi nez byla ta, kteraz mo-
hla byti vycerpana pocitem,
jakyz chovala k siru Lesteru
de Malpas, nezved6la tem6r
niceho. Nezapomfnala, re by
il wal ma cesty, ze by lila Ii
yOt obsahlejSi, nikoliv obme-
zeny venkovsky, jenz nemohl
buditi jejl zajem. Use to mo-
hlo dlvce, kdyby byla byvala
starsi, pov6deti, re to nebyla
laska jejfho zivota, jiz veno-
Ivala siru Lesteru, nebot' vSe
to nebylo by melo zadnou va
hu ma jejf rozhodnoti kdyby
I.opravdove byla mela zadati
srdce sve nekteremu muzi.
Klusot konsky,, jenz Sc o
Zval ma ceste "a nj, spusobll
le lice mlad@ divky Sc polly
rum6ncem. Zdalo Sc, re il INA
mo, kdo na koni prijede a
kdyz Sc ohledla vid6la, jak
sir Lester rychle seskociv, k
+ nj specha, klobouk smeka a
pot6Sene Sc usmiva, Valencie,
cite, jak rum6nec jeji Sc zvySu-
! je a on toho postrehnouti mu-
sci, skoro Sc proto nenavid6la.
ia jsem vzdy ma cest6 k ste
sti, slecno Hurstova', pravil, "a
drew ma chvili jeji rukavickou
opatrenou ruku We sve vlastni.
'Sotva jsem doufal, re Sc ten
to parny den vami zde Sc
/ tkam'.
ia pax mann zrovna takovy
den rada', odvetila divka IL
smevem a pocala hladiti kone
panova, ienz Valencii dobrc
2nal a laskani jeji radostn6 pri
jlmal. Nine sc to nezda byti
parnym dnem'.
Ne, pravil sir Lester, ochla-
I zuje 81 cello. Wy vyhlizite tax
chladnou jako bychom nell den
1plne studeny. Doufam, re ne
budeme jiz miti mnoho tax par
nych dnu'.
Valencie odvratila pon6kud
hlavu.
Ne, pravila zamysleni.
'Myslim, re nebudeme'.
Myslela ma ty smutne dny,
jez budou nasledovati, ma dlou
he, nudne dny zimni, kdy ne
bude nikoho ma zamku, kdy nj
lido k nj lnebude prichazeti,
nikdo nebude mluviti tax nez-
ne, aneb brati takoveho zajmu
ma jejich pracich jako -
vsak jmeno osoby te Valencie
ami V myslenkach svych ne
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-02-03

going TO Bismarck to be present at
the hearing which the State Legis-
lature is giving the representatives
of the various state institutions. The
members Of the legislature desire to
be informed of the conditions and
needs Of all the educational institu-
tions.
Miss McDonough's class in Journal
ism visited the plant Of The lndepen-
dent last week and are highly appre-
ciative of their cordial reception. The
work of the various machines was
demonstrated completely so the young
people gained a comprehensive idea of
the job Of getting out weekly news
paper.
Preceding their trip to Harvey, the
members Of the basketball team were
presented to the students at Assem-
bly, and given an opportunity to make
brief speeches. Capt. Alfred OPP
land showed that he could make
speeches as we'll as play basket ball.
Others who responded were Roy
Leighton and Sam Zaharee, while
Paul Malone led in several rousing
cheers for the team. Their success
at Harvey is particularly gratifying
when coupled with reports Of hard
play and clean sportsmanship. Mr..
George Mueller accompanied the
team.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-02-03
TRI-SrATE HEARS OF
WHEAT MARKET PLAN

Agricultural College, N. D., Feb. 2.
The wheat marketing plan of the
American Farm Bureau federation's
committee of Seventeen will market
part Of the 1921 crop, and will be in
good operation by the time the 1922
crop is marketed, was the prediction
of DR.. E. +. Ladd Of the Agricultural
College, q member of the committee,
at the Tri-State Grain Growers Con-
vention in Fargo January 18 to 81.
1t is estimated that $500 people
attended. Substitution Of Secretary
J. W. Covepdale for President J. r.
Howard of the American Farm Blu
reau Federation was the only import
ant change in the program, Mr.. How
ard having to attend the tax hearing
of the National Industrial Conference
Board
The date for the 1922 meeting was
fixed as January II to 20, inclusive.
The convention officers, DR.. ]. II.
Worst, president, Gordon w. Randlett,
vice-president, and w. G. Palmer Sec
rotary, were reelected. A federation
of livestock shipping associations and
a northwest horsemen's association
were organized.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-02-03
ANY CLUB MAY HAVE
COLLEGE MOVIE SHOW

Agricultural College, N. D., Feb. 2.
Any farmers club now can have
movies from the Agricultural College,
Director A. p. Hollis of the visual in
struction service announces. Upon
request, the service will send "a pro-
jecting machine and operator to the
nearest town. The machine will run
from farm lighting plant or even a
group of automobile batteries. No
rental is charged for the films but the
club will pay all expenses Of the trip
and small fee to the student operat-
or. Slides with stereoptican can be
sent by express without an operator.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-02-03
WHEAT COST $2.45
A BUSHEL IN 1920

Agricultural College, N. d., Feb. 2.
Wheat cost North Dakota farmers
an average of $2.45 bushel in 1920,
according to estimates Of 619 farmers
collected by the farm management de-
partment of the Agricultural College
extension division and published in
Bulletin 144, Cost of Producing
Wheat and Other Crops in North Da-
kota in 1920" The average yield re-
ported by these farmers was 9.5 bush
ell.
The 1920 acre cost, $2al2, was high
err than in 1919, but the 1920 bushel
cost was less than the 1919 cost of
$2.75. due to the larger 1920 yiedl.
The bulletin is free upon request.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-02-03
GOOD YEAR TO CHANGE
FARM ACCOUNT SYSTEM

Agricultural College, N. D., Feb. 2.
This spring is favorable time for
the farmer to change from the cash
basis of reporting income to the more
equitable accrual of inventory basis
used in practically all other bust
nesses. Rex E. Willard, farm man
agement specialist at the Agricultural
College says. All years are not going
to show losses like 1920, so it is well
to get on a sound basis when the
change can be made easily. The
Farmers Account Book published by
the college explains the method. 1t
may be had from the Farm Manage
ment Department at cost Of printing,
Is cenths.