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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03
GRAND FORKS HERALD, SEPTEMBER 3,l921.
LOST N FOUND

LOST ON ROAD BETWEEN GRAND
Forks n Emerald seven new plough
shares for Parlin & Orrindors ploughs
between. 1870 and 5Ep. m. Sept. q. VIII
party who picked up same notify me
and they Will be suitably rewarded. J.
\ J. Ltavirfe, Larimore. N. ID.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Sept. 3.-Cattle receipts
500. compared with a week ago; bet
ter grades beef steers rs @40c higher;
others steady to 15c lower; common
grades of most; she stock steady to
Zoe higher; choice cows and heif>
ers up most; bulls rs to Acc lower:
veal calves $500 q $50 higher: heavy
calves mostly 81 higher; stockers and
feeders steady.
Hog receipts 5000: active; largely
10 to 25c higher than yesterdays
average; mixed and packing grades
up most: good clear, top $3.50; bulk
light and light butchers, $s.25@s.so;
bulk packing sows $9.25@9.6o; pigs
nominally steady.
Sheep receipts s,oo:> three decks
native lambs $7.5o@7.75 and fat ends
off. ten cars Washington at $7.75@
500: four IN range wethers $500
all steady; market for week on fat
lambs and y%earlings around 81 lower:
feeder and fat sheep about 75c lower.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03

sTRAYED FROM BARN, BAY HORSE,
spavis on hind legs. short tail. Weight
about 1100.7N 8O7 Second AYes
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03
CHICAGO.
~GRA1N-HND PROVISIONS.

iChicago, Sept S.-Wheat opened
somewhat unsettled with prices hold
ing within q range Of about lie. "A
small' break early was followed by a
sharp rally on buying by strong COM
mission houses while the selling was
ed at $1.23 3-4 to LA for Septern-
Der $1.24 3-4 to t1.25 for December
and 1928 for May. which was a1.2c
lower to 1-2c higher than yesterdays
finish. The end Of the first hour,
however. found wheat lie to 1 1-:c
higher with market taking on slight
" hrmer tone.
Corn opened rather duh and a
triae easier. Country offerings were
light. due to some extent to the re-
cent break in prices. September
opened 4 shade to lac of, with Sep
TENDER So 1-2c; December at So IS
to SO lac, and May 81 7-S, but a
slight rally during the initial hour
carried the market slightly above
last nights finish.
sac higher. with September "a 3-Sc;
December 33c and May Al sac.
Oats also made q slight gain early
and at the end Of the first hour
found prices a shade to Lie higher
than the opening.
Provisions were steady. A private
report stated that recent purchases Of
lard were almost phenomenal.
Wheat showed more activity and
there was some increase In outside in
terestt and the market advanced sharp
ly with houses with eastern connec
tons free buyers. The local element
also took the buying side and there
was sufficient news of a bullish char
acter to prevent any great amount
OF pressure. The market closed
strong 21-2 to 2 "a cents above the
opening with September 1.26 1-2;; De-
cember 1.2S to 1.2S IL and May
1872 IL.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03
SITUATIONS WANTED

NOTICE TO FARMERs-wE HAVE
"A installed q new roller mill and are
tom grinding. Hanson-Mayee CO
Phone 14s2W.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03

SCHOOL TEACHER DESIRES POSI-
ton. Two years experience. Hole
first grade elementary certificate. Ad,
dress 437 Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03
FARM MACHINERY

roR SALE CHEAP-oNEsAvERY. IN
dependent beam automatic HIT heavy
500 acres. Lizakowskt " Co, Mimic,
n. q
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

FOR SALE-oNE NO. 10 REMINGTON
Typewriter. good condition. $500; one
No. II Remington typewriter, wide
These typewriters have been used but
very little, and are in AL shape. Grand
Forks Herald Co.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03

Avoca Coal Co. e. j. Lovejoy. mgr. High
grade Ignite coal, Williston, N. D
Prompt shipments any time Of year
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03

NEW AND USED ELECTRIC MOTORS
for sale. Send us your motor repair.
Ing. Electric Const.. Co, Grand Forks
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03

FOR NsALEA1 EDIPHoNE AND
transophone with 2 Sdoz. cylinders. Al
most new. Can be bought cheap: Ad-
dress P. o. Box 374.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-03

GOOD COOK, MARRIED MAN, WANTS
job. restaurant or hotel. Jack Fraser,
Thief River Falls. MINI. t432 Duluth.
Ave. N.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22

it'd ftBen bIte6, Hopport db.
r@ine Dame itsigt aus - f1eint
jung gu ieiu. bat obsr n S4ltier bOrm
@eii9t = BEL Der BGrme! 9ut n
Sonotoffer BEL Ii9 unb ssbt in
Srouer!"
oSn Srduer?" frdgt. Sruu 9rdbi'
Der Iebr intereTIirt.
vSn Srauer! Sterben ia WlenIden
an allen Gden unb &antsn. 90, jest
gebt fte ms Saus binsin. Nu, 81 uns
pirb ie ni9f tommsn, bds ftebt feit!"
Sine bolbe Minltte bdrduf f9riltt
bic Glurglode.
sSie tommt bod 3u uns = fOmmt
bO9!" Der alien 5ruu sitterten bic
tpelfen 9Gnbe, ibre Stimme tlons uns
ii9er. Sch na9Ieben, Ndnnp, seh'!
Sung = Tagit bu : uno in Srouer2"
r9errgott, talt 8lut!" mubnte Nans
M i'm 9erauseeben. SIS tann Der
3eitunssiunge fein!"
nSebt f9on2 Nsin! nno Der Was
gen fGbrt eben fort! @enn i'd bod
nur ieGbft = felbft ="
sic OerTu9te, fifasu srbeben, Der
f9fperfGuige RDrper fant dber 5uriid.
Sraubsn Elm leiIes 3niesefprG9 =
tein Wort gu beritehen = ieBt Elm 6dlb
unterbriidter 4usruf BON Ndnnp.
9Iei9 barauf trut biefe tpieoer ins
3tmmer = errest, O~ertpirrt, an ibrsr
S3iir3e Supfenb.
sd = id ion : ia, Tran @ras
biBsr - turioie Dinge puffiren nod
ale Sage auf bieTtr 8eGt ="
nSO rebe bod nt6t 10 Diel! Warum
fagit bu es mir benn ni9t glei9, baB
gamma getommen 1T = meine @ntels
tpGter aus MiinGtn9"
y@roBmutter!!"
Die f9lante f9purs. Jrauensetalt
elite ins 3tmmer, f9lug ben S4leier
5uriid, neiste fi9 iiber bic dlte Dame.
Nannb ftanb elm WeiI9en duf Der
Sbiri9nene, fab unter 3uiammengez
aogenen 8rautn beriiber, bann 5Og tie
ii9 lanafam au
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
fyrunen. s. ilfspsrein Oes 9entiden
WatIenhnnIes,

Ole monotli6e @%erIummlltng Oes
Groucn. SilfSoereinS fono om 9on'
nerstoo, 0el IA. April, I'M 8oiien'
hans itott. Die &rGiioentin 6rau
Gitpertns, fiibrte Den &orlib, 5ralt
Iou[ine @altber prototoaiertc, 0of
mar Strut 9oameper 10 gut, elm pe'
nio ous5ubelfen. llniere 6inan5'
Scfretdrin, 6rou 8. @ouIo, bat fir
Mitte Moi etruo8 ausgeipiirt, melGes
oon5 ertra Iein ioa 6rau @oulO iinnt
INNER nudL mic Tie uniere &oiie be-
reidhern fam. Sin &ummoge-Sale
lit fir Den Serbit borgeieben; pabt
idon icbt olf, DAB ibr elire ieiOenen
alei6cr nidt megmerft. Sron Ser3og
brodte fiinf neite Mitglieoer uno
mitroe ibr 0afiir Ser 9onf ser HrG-
ii0entin suteil. 8rou @oltber, mel
die Iomcit mieoer bergelteIlt it, mar
bon Sen pielen 8elpeilen Ser 2iebe
1rnO Srern0i6aft Ionic ser 8lumens
ipen0cn mGbreno ibrer &ranfbeit 10
croriffen, oaB sic 8rail BrdiiOentin
ibrerltatt Den 6rolten Oontte. gto6
ShGuB Ser &crIommlung cabs fei-
men aortoffeIiolat, iomie &offee uno
Sudden.
Sc. MoIther.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Mdtnna!
MitalieSer mn6 Trennbe Oes Concord
Stubs.

0os obiee Spri6mort galt Dem
oertiden @lemente fir Die lebten A
ooer 5 Sabre; ole orbeiteten obne Die
olten beimatli9en 8ergniigungs- uno
GrbolungSitunoen mad Der Irbeit 81
qenieBen. Damn muroe uns nod Der
Sdoppen ODER Seioel meggenom-
men un6 ous &elultat mar, oaB
berIfieoene Seretne 1t6 aufloIten,
alnIere 6euti6en Mitbirger 5erItrel-
ten ii6, bIieben 5u Sauie, ooer gingen
Damn un0 mann einmal in Die MOO
bies un0 90 puroe man nod belief
oiqt our6 antioeltti6e 8ilber. Sett
ober f6nnen mir unS bod pieoer
mufien. 9a ser Srie6e nit Oeutl9=
Ian0 Dor ser Sir itebt, Dollen mir
am nG6iten Sonntag, "a. &pril, elm
v@ooonce" Srieoensfeit in Der Gon-
coro SaGe feiern, nit aroeren 8or-
ten, einen geielligen, gemiitliden, TO-
lmiiden Mben0. Solentbol1e .&rGfte
meroen ibr beItes tim, nm ben @beno
51 einem bergniigten uno genuBrei=
den at MAIDEN fir Sung nn6 @ltl
Sir sic bortrogenben Serren ma
re elm i6le6ter 8eiu6 cine @nttal-
idunq, menn ni6t 8eleioigung, no6-
Dem 1ie iib freimi1ig er6aten ni6t
n1r SEN Concord &lub 81 unterltiib-
en-, ionoern au6 abme6ielno ben
SiIfsperein fir Die NotleiOenOen in
9euti9lnn6.
Mae feio ibr eingelaOenl Ser Gin.
tritt betrGgt 25 Gents. 8or5eiger bon
@itglieofnrten erbulten freien @in'
tritt.
Geo. g. 8Iitt,
@orfiser oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
.. 6. 5ilfsperein.

Der Iebten MISUNDERSTANDING,
npu Serrn Geo @. Spier geleitet,
murOen Shrei6en iiber WtiIhempfdng
in 0eutidlano, elm 9%nntesbrief 0eS
Observation-Disclosures bon Sonnoper,
1lnb Der &aIjenberidt iiber cine Der
fiiobare Summe BON $500 BON ben
betreffen0en 8eamten oes SilfSfom5
mittees porgelegt. Ole &eriommlung
mar iebr qut beiu6t. Serrn 6. Sid
ner un0 Srou Or. 9nD puroe Der
9anf ser @npelenoen fir ibre I'M
eiaenniibiqe 0ienItbereitidaft fir oas
a1tte Serf ser Gorito8 fir 0elttife
Q9oiIen uno @ittpen gelegentlid oes
letten 0idterabenOS ait8geipro1en.
Sommelbii6Ien muroen beItellt, nad-
Dem Elm ungenamter, bO6ber5iger
@eber Die 0a5u benotigte betrdhtlite
6llmme BON $75 gelhenft botte. =
g(naenieien muroen an ben Central
g(r8IfuB in SEEM gorf $500, Dobon
500 an 0te QuGfer fir unmittelbore
ain0erbilfe meiter3ugeben itno. =
Gin 4ufruf an Oie 8oibingtoner
8oblt6ter nit Dem 3iele, Die Ueit-
glieoi6oft 0es bieiigen 9tlfsperfS
olf 1000 re~geImGbige, itGnoige Bah
Ter gu er60ben, lit inn Druid. = Gin
anmelenoer, eingefiibrter &r5t, Or.
g8er6er, Ipro6 iiber @rbaltung oes
menIdli6en 2eben8 rnO 3erIt0rung
ser Snteaigen5 uno oes Snteaigen3-
beIibenoen 3eGengemebes 0ur6 I'm
terern1brltng un0 feline Beoelttung
fir n~otleioen0e Sinner. SRI. Inito
S6a0e un6 SRI. GIite &rieg e%rfrelt-
ten 6onn 0ie @eieni6oft 6urd 0efla-
nation u11o iebr %gelungerte Ilffubr-
una elmer Scene aus Dem erIten Nfte
BON Sbafespeare's 0Spo gentlemen
Of &erono" gum 8elten 0es 0itrei6i-
iden GiinItIers (SofmalerS) Sans
8aIdinger, Ser in Mernn 8eruf uno
8ebouiung berIor. 8eioe 9amen
entleoigten iid ibrer Al1fgabe nit
mirf[i6em @lon5 un0 @ei6id, nit
qroBer Hotiirli6feit un0 Stride, mo-
All sic berrli6en &oItilme ni6t menig
b%eitrugen. Ob mir nidt otter Der
ortige 5 eut de Sbafespeore-N6en
Sc i'm 9oitiim ertporten 0iirfen2 Cine
mlfqenommene &oQefte, mdbrenO
mel6er SEER Spier ii6 in ber3Iiden
8orten an oie Seriammlung iDan0te,,
ergab cine 5iemli6e Summe.
M}on oenfe an sic monatli6en Bell
trGgel Saben sic Sbr S6erfleinl
ihon be5ablt2 !
Gs mag Elm tppii6e8, eingeloufenes
Shrei6en folgen:
Sonnooer, oen %. Mdr5 1921.
Serrn 81. SO. 8rind,
SdobmeiIter oes 9. 6. Silfsberein.
Son Serrn s. So. &ooemann, Stunt
0eItroBe 8, bierieIbIt, 1T mir Sbr
Ghef iiber 5000 Wtarf al~lsgebunoigt.
aus Sbrem mir giitigIt our Serfii-
oltna qeiteQten S1reiben bonn 26.
fSebrror eriebe id, nit mel6er 2iebe
Sic Angeborigen Ser olten Seimat
beItrebt lino, Die 8un0en oes i6ref-
Iiden &rieges 51 lin6ern uno 5u BET
len. Sybre @usfiibrungen 5eigen mir
Dor ollemL tpie geruOe Sic Der ormer1
&inoer un6 Sinterbliebener Der I'M
Grieqe @efallenen unlerer Boterltoot
oe6oht hoben; ih berfeble SeSbalb
nift, Sbneu meinen berbinoli6Iten
Can't nit ser 3uitderung orS3rlpre-
den, ooB sic bodber8ige @abe gon5
i'm Slime Ser SpenOer OertpunOt tper-
Den miro. Sd bite, bieIen 9onf altb
0en Witglie0ern Sbrer 8ereintgung
olts5uIpre6en, sic mieoer4m ge5eigt
bat, Dob oeuti6e @rt a1t9 in fernen
2Gnoern ser notlei6enoen Stammes-
briioer nidt bergiBt.
Mit bor8iigli6er So6a6tung,
2einert, Ober6itrgermeilter.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Gut.
asmaR BON Rarie BerHbarA.
IN, Eurtfetuno.)

IN Der 8tegung Der StraBe fam ibr
elm Mietbpagen entgegen, Elm let4ter
@infpGnner; fe tpintte i'm baitig gu
fi@ beran.
yNa9 benz gentrul6abubof."
Die Sabrt ging raid. Sin ltnocs
Mbenbliift9en fu6r I9mei9elnb iiber
bus blaGe iunge @eIi9t unter benz
SrauerI9leier. Nm peitli4en 9im@
mel ftanb Elm li9tgriiner Streif iiber
einem breiten roIdfarbenen Stru9len@
giirtel. S9nalben fdoi1en nit beaem
3nitf9erlaut bur9 bic marine, title
2uft.
en- Der SauenBienftraBe in 8reslau
mar es nm bic Mittags5eit 5iemli9
lebbaft. Die alte, corpulente Dame,
bic i'm @obn3immer ibrer i'm eriten
9tpd selegenen @Obnung lab, bate
TIRE Stridarbeit in ben @@ooB ltnten
laTen unb fa6 ani4einsnb boilers bell
nabme auf bas 2eben unb Srei6en u1>
ter i6ren Senitern.
Anf9einenb! 0enn es mar Elm tri>
Der, a6peIenber Bid, Der unter ben
falti9en 2ibern ~herDOrIab ni4ts
BON Qebensmutb unb Sroblinn itdnb
Ourin gu leIen. &ein @unOer freili4!
Die alte Srau trug tiefe 3rauerfleiz
buno. fte hattie 14tpere 9rdmesfur9en
i'm @eIi9t, unb lie mar gang dllein.
Oas blieb lie nun 3por nt4t. Sn
Der Siefe bes bib1@en, altmobif9
ousgeltdtteten 3immers that ii3 ia9t
cine Sbiir auf unb cine anbere alte
ssrau eri9ien = atpar nod ni9t 10 be-
iahrt, tpie bic am Jeniter, aber ii9ers
li9 AUDI nibt melt bon ben Sieb5isern
entfernt. Sic trug cine breite bunfle
G6iirae unb etne feline 9aube BON
f@paraem 8anb unO SpiBen auf benz
biinnen grauen 9aar.
Die am Genfter riibrts fi9 ni9t.
9ie anbere fonnte bi9t an ie beran<
fommen, Bel ibr iteben bleiben, obne
bah fie ibrer gepabr purbe. Nur nie
fe lie iebt leiie am Nermel 5upfte, fubr
lie au5ammen, tpie elm Rinb, bas
S@elte firdtet.
,Ha ia" begann Die nit Der S9Irz
ae unb nidte geni@tig Elm puarmal nit
benz 8opf, nba baben Mrs ia pteber!
Striden tbun6ie ni9t, unb kfen tbun
sic audi ni9t, unb gum Jenfber 6ers
ausfeben t6un sic aud Hidt!"
SD fsb. ia gum Geniter beraus!"
entaeanete bic alte Dame tletnlaut.
nSa -. abtr tpie! 9as 9erauss
l.ben femme i4! sd iOllte Sic Bios
eraminiren, tper bier ieBt bic leBte baIs
be po~rbeipaffirt 1T - ni9t einen Menz
i9en niirben sic mir nennen tOnnen
ni4t einen! 8los INNER baiiBen
uno bic @ebanten BEL benz baben, mas
bod leiber @ottes ni9t mebr gu Gns
bern 1T -. nein, Srau @rabiBer, als
les, mas redt tit, aber bus gebt ni4t
mebr = unb bas gebt ni9t mebr!"
u@as ioa i9 oenn bios tbun9"
murmelte bic @el9oltene mutblos uno
nabm me9anif9 ibr Strid5eug 5fpis
I9en Die gi9tigen, run5ligen 9Gnoe.
u&eiIen fam i9 ni9t mebr, fonft mar
i1 ia pobl nab Miin9en gefabren-"
yN9 - %reifen! @er fpri4t OuDon9
l1nD gar na9 Miin4en! Ou tpdren
Sic aud geitorben OOr Gram uno
Summer, in benz Srauerbaus -"
LIMB bas mar bas bette fir mid
getpelen, Nunnp. Wds fpl i9 ate
einfqme Grau mob ouf Der Melt2"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Neutrality-suspicious. in Der Nrmini'
ns.Qpae go. %.

9(m 0ien8toq Gbeno fono Ser felt
Ianqem iorgfGltigit oorbereitete I'm
neutrality-suspicious. fir Die Nitglieoer
un0 oeren 6amilien itatt. 0aS Der.
anitultetc Grogramm mar gan3 uno
oor in ser cnqIii6en Spra6e un0 err
frellte iid bel Dem iun9en glemente
aroBer @eliebtbeit. No1 Ser @b'
midlltnQ 0esielben begob man it6 IN
in Ben 9onq1etiool oes SempelS, mo.
ielbit elm 8uffetIln6 ierbiert murOe,
mie oltd See Cream, Sudden unO 81
mona0e, uim. 9ie &apeqe ipielte
uno Sit uno Sung bergnii9te it6 am
Son3e.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
@erlanat:

@rfobrene 8erion fir &oden uno
ollgemeine Sousorbeit, in Somilie
BON 2 8erIonen. @%rfabrung i'm SEQ
den erpiinidt. @utes Seim uno
oouernbe SteIIung. Selepbon Gle
belono t414 o0er nodu3fragen 81
Grimroie Street, Gbeop Gbaie, Wo.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22

IN Der 8tsgung Der StraBe fam ibr
elm Mietbpasen entgegen, Elm let4ter
GinfpGnner; fe pintte i'm bdltig gu
ii@ beran.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

II you want 20 keep your hair in good
condition, be careful what yon wash i
with. .,sa
Most SOAPS and prepared shamp"os
contain too much alkalL This dries the
scalp, makes the hair brittle, and Is very
harmful Mulsified coeoanut oil sham.
poo (which IS pure and entirely greose
iess). is much better than anything else
you can use for shampoolng, as this
esnt possibly inJure the hair
Simply molsten your hair with water
and rub IL ia. One or two teaspoansfal Of
Mulslfied will make an abundance -
rich, creamy lsther, ana cieanses The hair
aud scalp thoroughly. The lasher rinses
out easily, and removes every particle Of
dust, dirt. dandruff and excessive oil
The hair dries quickly aud evenly and IT
leaves II fine and silky. bright. fluff, and
easy TO manage.
You can get Mulsified coeoanut 81
shampoo at most any drug store. It is
very cheap. aud few ounces IL enough
TO last everyone In the family for months
BE sure your druggist gives you hu.
sifled. A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
STRIKE LASTED SIX YEARS
Railroad Waikout That Began In 1914
Hss Only Recently Been Off,
cially Called or.

Here Is railroad strike thnt ran
through a world Var. stood compla.
Gently by while almost the entire com
pieyion of the eastern hemisphere
underwent changes, and might still he
running had not the strike committee
suddenly thought Of Il. and decided Il
officially over. Another strange thing
about the strike Is that no one knew
anything about II until IT was over
The strike began March *. 1914.
when 80 freight traInmen laid down
their brake sticks IN the various terni-
nails Of the Monongaheln division of
the Pennsylvania railroad. declaring
for improved working conditions and
the reduction Of train
crew.
1T was an outlaw strike" said an
official Of the Pennsylvania rnllroad.
"and was ended by the railroad broth
erhoods two weeks after It's inception"
The strike might have been ended.
but the strike committee never de
clared II officially on untll at n meet.
Ing the other night.
Most of the men. II IL understood
who went out. returned 10 work years
ego.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
Light Of the Spade In History.

At Segontium was established the
last Roman fort, at the terminus Of
the military road In North Wales.
IL IS this Roman fort which British
archeologists now propose to excavate
II the sufficient sum OF $1,000 can be
raised to defray the expenses Of the
work
There are few more obscure periods
In the history OF Wales than that OF
the Roman occupation. and IL is not
TO be expected that much light will
be thrown upon II by literary records.
But the spade may give us what We
seek In vain from the written or print
ed page, and excavation has already
yielded valuable results from Caer-
went. Gelligaer. Casteli Collen and
Caersws So far. however. nothing
has been done in the northwest cor
ner Of the principality. that region OF
Gwynnedd which occupies so large
space In the history Of medieval
Wales. Tie proposed excavation OF
Segontium may enable this gap TO be
filed with accurate II not extensive
Information.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
MEAT PACKERS ARE
GIVEN A SURPRISE
After Long Fight Federal Regu
lation System Is Provided In
Proposed Law. House
To Act Now

washlnston Jan x ~ marsn
Of thirteen votes, The senate iase
Monday passed ana hong lpasM hllI
fal 'enerA' regulation ~ tao mss'
packers AMI other agen ,lsA oi thc I've
stock indwasy
The vote was 90 to 20 and lhs lsei~-
lasion the center of sitter contro
versy FOR Neeade now n,sa 10 the
house with ~ supgmrivra aopoiul 90
'inal action darias the nrrseni session
ot scongress 4 special rule tn cN
pcdlte house action Is % be- -Ner
Democrats support Bll
Partisan division Ia the senate Was
lack INK hu, most dcmocr1a supported
che bill while a majority 81 the ~
puhlicnna opposed II The party line
mp was eighteen republicans and
twenty saehs armonra'w Tor The pas
-eas Ah '~cns -shree republicans
ton democrats against
Al Fundamental features Of she leg
Saipn a. prcs~p,~t hv hhe assl
culture committee aa substitute fer
the orieinal Kenyon Ken'hlcb bin
were retained rs fhc senate
The bin would create a federal live
a'ock commission of three m-mbcra
appointed bv the president 10 have
jurisdiction over llveeaock industry
Commission is Created
This commission would have power
70 issue orders. pollcss and diascmln-
etc Information have access 20 pac,s
ers' hooks and have general super
vision over packers. stock yards.
commission men aud similar agencies
Review 81 The lfveatock commissioner y
orders would be prov llrd hy the hin
which aiss pr"scrihes rules for con
duct Of tho pacleinv busincss and attn.
platons against monarchy. unfair trade
ptaciioea. engaging IN unrelated IN
duwrles and other similar acts
Voluntary licensing Of packers also
IS provided an attemp, by Sengsr
romerene democrat, Ohio. TO clint
nate this feature having been defeated
~ 70 "a
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Facts About the Income
Tax You Should KnOW

Heavy penalties are provided
by the revenue act Of lls for
failure or willful refusal to file
within the time prescribed ii-
come tax returns for the calendar
year, 1920. and to pay the tax on
time. For failure to make re-
turn on time. ON or before March
II. 1921 the penalty is a fine az
not more than 81 900 An addi-
iional assessment Of - per cent
NJ the amount due may be applied
unless a later return is filed. and
il is satisfactorily shown that the
delinquency was due 60 a reason
able cause "Willful refusal to
make a return and pay the tax
onltimc Is punishable hv a fine of
not more than $4,000 or one
years Imprisonment, or both to-
pether with the cost Of proSecu-
tion.
n the tax or any installmcnt
thereof remains due and unpaid
for 10 DAYS after notice and 1e-
mand BY the collector Of internal
revenue, a penalty Of s per cent is
added The Instructions on tie
return serve as notice and de-
mand in the case of the first in
stallment, as computed by the
taxpayer.
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A nttls boy out on nrnh
Had saw.
which Was source u JOY 20 him.
Said he. "iiufrshl
See ne saw
The nslghtora cried aloud. Beware
Of The saw
You must sive heed 70 how aud whsrs
limb you Knaw
with the saw
The boy replied. I'm not afraid
It's my saw"
And 'twixt himself and tree he made
deeper ilaw
with tls saw
To hts surprise the limb soon droppsd
Meath the saw
The boy repented as he Topped
And said. 'Oh, pshawi"
At the Haw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-25
GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD NOISES?
TRY THIS

II you are growing hard Of hearing and
fear Catarrhal Deafness OF II you have
roaring, rumbiiBg. kissing noises in yoHr
ears 20 70 your druggist aud get ounce
Of Parmint double strength. and add 70
81 U pint hot water and a little granu-
lated sugar Take l tablespoonful four
times day.
This will often bring quick relief from
the distressing head noises Ciogged nos.
trils should open. breathing become easy
and the mucus stop dropping into the
throat. II IS easy 10 prepare. costs little
and IL pleasant TO take Anyone who Is
threatened with Catarrhal Deafness or
who has head noises should give this
prescription 3 trial
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continued using it until | had taken
eight bottles. Now am very well and
can do my own homework. | can gladly
recommend Lydia +. Pinkhani' 8 medicine
10 suffering women. - Mrs. BERTHA
LIERIsG, K. +. d., Ravenswood, W. Va.
The ordinary day Of most housewives
is a ceaseless treadmill Of washing,
cooking, cleaning. mending. sweeping,
dusting and caring for little ones. How
much harder the tasks when some de-
rangement Of the system causes head
aches, backaches, bearing down pains
and nervousness. Every such woman
should profit by Mrs. Liering's expert
ence. Remember this, for over forty
years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has been restoring health.
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duty II is o. See that the internal
revenue laws are properly com
piled with. have authority 20 eX-
anime all books, papers. and
memoranda Of taxpayers. and 70
examine under oath persons hay-
ng Information IA the premises
As soon rs practicable after
March - there is posted IN the
offices Of collectors Of internal
lcNenue. branch offices. aud pasi
offices . list giving the names 4nd
addresses az persons IN The col
lcetorS districts who have filed
grturuS.