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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
Market News
COTTON MARKET HIGHER,
CONDITIONS IMPROVING

ny Associated Pres.
NEW YORK. Jan. s7.--Thc cotton
market was higher today ON reports
of improving trade conditions In Man.
chester and Of batter spot demand In
the south.
Several private cables were. received
reporting q better tone in Lanchashlre
and som" trade buying IN Liverpool az
Wcll 30 covering. These advicea wer'
accompanied by reports II improving
und.tiuns In India whore recent riots
have sJhsii,d and the early buying was
paorot ! 10y tho firmness ~ foreign
exchange. After showing net advances
OF "a Ia 80 points the market cased un
der continued March liquidation. There
was not much southern selling. how
over. while sellers of March were buy
rrs uf May aud July. and the market
was firm during the afternoon ON the
reports ~ a better demand for low
ggndcs IN the south. moderate trade
buying and expectations of comparn'
lively firm showing by Liverpool again
tomorrow The better spot ndviccs
rlmo from New orleans aud Little
liocf and were colorcd by the fact that
few souihcrn selling orders appeared
around the local ring after the first
half hour. Bombay ndyiccn stated that
'hc stock exchange. bullion and cotton
wniEclS there had been rcuponcd IN
January %.
Port receipts to-day. ~ .ISs; United
States port stocks 1901 ,00l. Exports
2i,Gsi making 2.S30.3iS 80 far this sen
son
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Cottol,



NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. ?7.--Qultc
atoadineFf marked the trading IN cotton
today. and prices were higher from the
opening. In the last few minutes of the
dry ON reports of something 81 an Inn.
provement In the spot situation. both
locally and In the interior. the highest
towels were reached. The close was at
not rnin9 of "a to ~ points.
For while. around mid.neRslon. the
ring was very aulct. hut stcadinesH con.
tinucd on reports ~ more American
mills. both north and south rcsumlng
work. ~ one time prices were decidedly
OF from the early high levels. and down
to within ten points 81 yesterdays close
but little later the market rallied
strongly.
Heaviest trading came toward IN,
close when II was obvious that profcs
rional traders who had been playing
Tor n reaction from the advance. were
being forced Ia cover.
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OLDER BOYS WILL Be
GUESTS Or CADETS
ny N,socis,,d Pros.

ny Aisociatsd pr,fs.
COLLEGE STATION Texas. Jan.
c7--BAs attending The Texas Older
Boys conference To- bc held al the AZ
rlcul,ural and Mechanical college q
Texas will he indicted into the M, 81
military college during their tire"
DAYS stay here from Jan. Is to 80. In.
elusive.
They viii review military parade q
m. entire cadet corps q; infantry. sig
nal corps. field artillery. both mutoriz.
Ell and horsed: ana mounted cavalry.
with President " u. Eiiz,ll They
wa De- given settling up cNcrcilcs Sat.
urdny and Sunday morning before
breakfast under the direction ~ cadet
officers. They viii b. put through a
cnlisthcnic drill and games IN mass u"
Major W. ". a. Morris. regular army
officer stationed here for duty with the
corps The boys also win h. formed
each night at retreat and taught to
salute the flag az 1t II lowered and
march IN military formation To their
meals In the college mess hail They
viii bc distributed In the dorinitoriea
to room with students of the college.
II H. intended to hold the atton1ancs
= hoys "a 500. hut to bring here g'oups
from every section ~ the state 80 that
~ uf Texas will De- REPRESENTED IN this
annual meeting. About iOO boys
wurkers that D.. iearhcrs and leaders
10 various organizations interested In
boys work. will ccmo With the BOYS
aud hold their meetings jointly with
them
Sectional rcpiinLH viii h. held IN
the various buildings on the campus.
Groups ATTENDING these meetings viii
w. uick"d according to different inter.
este ~ the buyi Employed boys viii
gnWpusc one GROUP. members ~ the
different hoyr' organizations another,
etc. anu each group VIII meet viii,
The teachers and workers interested IA
their welfare. Experts an hpNs' club
work and boys activities win speak to
these groups
General sessions also will H. held.
when the delegates students ~ the
college. military officers un duty here
and faculty members will m-c, together
and hear prominent speakers wh" Will
como here from al iarts 81 the United
States.
\ tentative program includes many
features that viii furnish excitement
for tho BOYS during their leisure hours
Registration IL guing on nov In III
parts ~ the state Tor the boys who
want to attend the Conference.
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NOTICE OF SALE

The Chicago. Rock Island & Gulf
Railway Company hereby gives notice
that car CMStP 59Oi60, containing
three automobiles shipped by the
Climber Motor Company from Little
Eock. Arkansas. to Amarillo. Texas.
under Waybill R.5O69 dated October
9Th 1920. notify J. 4. Gaut. having
arrived at Amarillo. Texas. and remain.
Ing unclaimed. and the charges thereon
not having been paid. under the laws
regulating such matters Il will. on the
Ord day " February. a. D.. 1921, at It's
freight depot between Pierce aud
buchanan Streets In Amarillo. Texas,
sell said automobiles a, public auction,
offering each automobile separately
said automobiles icing more Iart!ou'
larry dsccribcd as follows:
One five passenger touring car.
green finish, Model 1900, Engine
Number $780,,
One five passenger touring car.
red finish. Model 1000. Engine
Number s7i93.
one five passenger touring car.
black finish, Model 1000, Engine
Number 35i3S.
that the charges. Tor the collection Of
which said sale will be made. are the
sums u s26ils, frcight charges; war
tax thereon s7gs. dcmurragc charges
10 and including this date. ;5OSO and
the further demurrage charges tina,
will accrue o; $500 per day from this
date TO the day Of sale. not including
holidays and Sundays. and the ex.
penscS and costs ~ nlc.
This January ith. 4. -. 1921.
]. ". FARLEY,
Local Agent.
Ter r.
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livestock,
ny Assoclalsd Press.

ny Assoclaisd Press.
FORT WORTH. Texas Jan. 27.--
STEADY prices were paid for most all
classcs ~ cattle today. but the yards
cleared late hccauae,of poor train ferv.
Ice. The steer supply and many calves
came In after the early market. Rc.
ceipts were 1900 head.
Trade waa featured by the sale Of q
car ~ chocle llght calves nj tii.
Hog values were generally steady. an
outside buyer paying 1910 for n few
head. while packers secured the best
run for s9.2k. The bulk slld around
$3.50 to 1910. Pigs. steady al IS TO
IT'S. Receipts were i.35e. but only $50
arrived nj scasonable hour. Nothing
was offered In the sheep pens.
Quotations:
Cattle--Becyes. 5000 500: ftockcrs.
| 5000 100: cows. s3.00Gs.50: Gamers.
tg.0omS.00:. heifcra. $4,000 500: bulls.
si.0Ons.o0; calves. st.00ii.oo: yenr.
lings. s5.oOd6.75.
4 Hogs-Light. se.25G9f0: heavy. $500
n 90: mixed. ts0Oas.s0; common. 800
as 90: pigs. s5.O0G7.75.
Sheep-Recclpts. lambs. $1,000 1000;
ycnrlingr. ss.00Gs 90: wethcrs. 5000
100: ewes. t2.OOae.00: culls. slogan;
goats $1,000 900.
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Sugar.
ilv ksnoriated Press.


NEW YORK. Jan. s7-The local
market Tor raw sugar was weak and
priosS declined Ia the basis of J ~
Tor Cubas. cust and freight, equal 10
No for centrifugal, There were sales
IT a3.0O0 bags of Cubas afloat % n 10.
cal rcfincr NJ I cents cost and freight
early. followed by additional sales G
20 600 bags Of Cubas at , rs cost and
freight and $500 bags Cf Porto Rict
NJ the same price both for prompt ship
mcnt.
The market for refined was unscttlc
owing Ia the decline In raws. and bui
mess was very light. with buyers In
cllncd To- hold OF. Prices were IN
changed al $50 for fine graduated.
New records Tor the movement wrf
established In the sugar futures market
under scattered liquidation ana selling
ly trade and Cuban interests prompted
bv the decline In raws Closing prlc -
were lowest Of the day and from i6 e.
- points lower Final bids: Januhr
1886. March 800. May as. July i.a2,
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ACTION SUPREME COUNCIL
OrPOSED ~ WILSON
Ny Associated Prts.

wASHiNGTON Jan. % Dccisaon
~ the allied supreme council % Paris
90 rocnTnizr the governments 81 l.ct,ia
nHd Emhonin wn1 viewed today bS
some officials ~ the state department
90 In direct opposition To- President
Wilson'S policy IL uonRgFrrssion IN
Russian affairs
Mr. wilson's attitude was 4 fined IN
his recent mote to President Iiymans
- the council cf the League ~ Ma
tons. expressing unwillinrncya to pro
yu; assurance - cooperation from
the powers IN the effort to settle IA,
Russian problem. l-tvil and Esth0nil
were both carved from farmer Eua
sian TERRITORY
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Financial.


NEW YORK. Jan sT.--Therc was 4
further advance to-day In remittance
o. London. the rate ~ demand stcr
ling rising ut midday to sa.S7 - Thb
was nm advance IL las cents over yci
tcrduy's final rate and gain ~ nearl,
% cents on the pound sterling fror
the low quotation early this month
In the first week II February. 1870
,fitish bills registered the lowest quc
,ation In their history, demand bills ~
London then falling to saiS.
Montreal discount In this market g.
dry fcil below ten cents. Only a few
weeks ago Il was n high as IA PEI
rplt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

riRE repairing Amarillo Tire a Bat.
terry Co. SIS Tyler. Phone III.
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Coffee.


NEW YORK. Jan. ?s-Thcrr were
reactions IN the market for coffee "a.
;urcs today. OFFICIAL cablcS from Brnxl
seemed something - disappointment
o. recent local buyers. This led 10 con.
siderable realizing. Active months sold
about 10 to u points net lower Thu
general market showed net loss ~
20 W Il points. January cas-; March
G.6S; May 7iO; July las; September
7.S7. october 100; December s.23.
spot coffee, quiet; Rio IS 76iA.
Santos Is . 3lHiO "a.
Receipts at the two brazilian ports
were 5000 bags, Jundiahy receipt
% 600.
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Wichita Markets.
~ Associated Prss.

WICHITA, Kan. Jan. 25.-IIogs. 800:
market isc lower: top 9e5: bulk, s. GO
$50: goo Cattle. 200: market steady
Tor week Reel stcrrs Sl5oGN.ei. butch.
,r cows and hcifrrs, s. 50H7. 90 stock.
ors and feeders. Slb0HS 30. stock COWS
and hclfcrs S35oR5.5o. bulls S7.01g
q 80: calves. N5Oh iO.5O.
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Coiionseed OIL.


NEW YORK, Jan. s7.--Cottonsccd oh
was little soft NJ the outset In line
with hoe products and grains. but sub.
scqucntly a sharp up,urn took place on
buying by houses with southern con.
nections and short covering on thu
strength displayed In cotton. Closing
lids were 20 10 20 points net higher.
Sales 5000 barrels. Total tenders fos
launry amcut 90 iitOO barrels. Prime
crude G.OO prime summer yellow spot
coo March sea; May 800: July e.3s
all bid.
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Trading Suspended.

NEW YORK. aJn. s7.---Trading IN
the per cent certificates ~ the I'm.
pcrinl Russian government. having par
value 81 2.3lO 900. 600 rublcs. was suS
pended today 10y the New York stock
Exchange. I, was explained that inter.
~, charges an the bonds had not be'n
1ald since the soviet government Rain
4 cuntrrl and tina, underwriters ~ the
onds had no information az 10 whcs
he Interest payments would be renew
ID
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Rice.
nv Associated rre.a

~ NH TETEFT ~
NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. 25s-
Rough rice. No sales. receipts 2.S3s
sacks. millcrs receipts asa. Clean rice,
steady: sair-. Rluc REESE s7s pockets.
4 l.ea 3 s.Sc. Hue Rose. $3.50 pockets.
i.sGs3lc Bran and polish. unchaBg'
81: receipts e.726.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

WHEN you want a taxi 60 call for
Won or a jtney to haul your trunk.
call Cups Restaurant. Phone SOC.
Wen hc On time " we have e. come
m horse and wagon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

PLUMBING ana gas hitting. First cias'
work reasonable prices sO7 Johnson
Phone 2lS7 or 1896.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

BoOKkEEPER and accountant desires
position. Can Use typewriter and write
a good business hand. Acdscss fiox 2Cl.
Hereford. Texas.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAi.E-My home nj ii09 liarri.
sou. eight rooms. we'll and mill, garage.
servant house and poultry houses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

FOR SAl.E-iO thoroughbred Barred
Plymouth Rock ROSTERS. chaS Dam
micr east IL city. Phone 90ii. ring ,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

wANTED-your ciesnlng and press
ing. Two.pIece suits. ti.s5: three.piccc
suits. s2.--we can save you from so
10 so on your suit. Smith q Parks
Phone 19ts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

FOR SAI.E-Extra fine Barred Rock
cockrells. Phone 9Ojj. Martins Dairy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

wANTED-To buy secondhand furnl.
ture and gas stoves of all kinds. Best
cash prices paid. Phone zoos.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

wANTED-Good cfcan cotton rags az
Daily News office. Ask for Mr.. Camp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

TIIE NEWS WIN give SOC copy Tor
first 10 copies of January 9th brought
90 this office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

wANTED-For Carpenter Work OF all
kinds. Phone 1863.
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REAL ESTATE

For sALE-My home n; siOs Tyler
St. six rooms bath and breakfast room.
basement with furnace heat garage
and driveway. This homie IN modern In
every respect and can bc bought nj
bargain on best of terms Phone si2 ar
IiaS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

THE NEWS viii give soc cupy for
first 10 copies of January 9th brought
Go this office.
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WOODWARD ELKs HIVE
ALl-Oll SAvh, MANY
DEGREES CONFERRED
sreylal to The News

ane'iAi 70 The News |
WOODWARD. okla.. Ian. 27.-Today
viii b. one Ions To- b. remembered. cs.
pccially 10y al local Elkdom. and In.
cldcnially 10y every citizen ~ Wood
ward, II being the event Of initiating
q special class NJ twunty .cLghi nspirants
Tor "oxcrucla,ing torture"
The beautiful lodge room 81 Wood.
ward No. 1885 was put In readiness
"Wednesday evening. and at o'clock
Thursday morning the lodge was opened
IN regular form aud hnlo,ing an cnndl.
Ga,cf begun. This WIS concluded be.
fore noon. and the anxious ones 70.
pucstcd "a yet AL important matters
transacted Including the making ~
Their last Wills and ics,amcnts." by
$50 o'clock ,iir afternoon. when the
real show" began.
Somewhat before o'clurk ihc hsi
nervous victim had been fed to the an.
lmnls" and thirty minutes later Blll
C.. ~ Miller was making the sufferers
forget IL" through the medium - one
olshis characteristic Full" feeds IN the
main dining hall of the New Ideal Ho-
tel. This was "Home feed according
Ia the travellers over the stormy way
iu the throne ~ Elkdom.
The feast being over tho tender and
the seafc1od antlorcd brothers returned
to ths lodge room. where dancing was
INDUCED IN until q late hour. Both the
dinner and dance were participated IN
~ the wlvcH. daughters and sweet
loitts of the Elks.
Prominent among thoqc Initiated this
afturnu1n are: Clarence q. Workman
Walter a. Thomas John ~. Irwin
Glen W. Tribe. u. l.. Kennedy. j. u
Moor,. Claude ~ Warden. Frank II
Finch. u. ". Bcattc. W. W. Nixon. w
4. Burd!ck Bert u. Nichols. Wiley u
Lcwir. u. -. Parks. Ray McAlistcr
Thomas kinaue. william ". McCor'
mick. Henry T.. Zicscnis Irvic N
Pierce Clarence l.. Eden. Homer 4. VI
lioti. I. -. Taylor. Geo. :. Austin. 10,
HOPKINS. james I Ball. " A. Rich
nrdson. &. o. Young and G y. schram
ling.
At the close ~ the great event this
evening. announcement was made oi
the Elias Annual Fun Feast In th'
presentation ~ the white Elephant
4 with the following characters,
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WANTED

WANTED To RENT-Fiyc. or Groom
residence; unfurnlshcl; In desirable part
Of city. IRA Embry. at National Bank
OF Commerce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

CLERKS-IMcn and Women over ",
Tor Postal Mail Service. $40 month.
Examinations Jan. and Feb; experience
unnecessary. For free particulars II In
struction write II. Terry former Civll
Service Examiner 81 Continental Bldg.
Washington. ID. G.
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WANTED

wANTED-ro buy furniture and gas
stoves. Youngsmall, Phone s2l4. Eln-
hurst Bldg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

FOR SAiE-Ford touring car In good
running condition. Apply wcstcra
Motor 60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
@lsmN1Mw<

Sparciimc study will Increase your IN
come We teach bookkeeping. banking.
shorthand and typcwriiing on Monday.
Wednesday and Friday evenings fro'a
TO .. Phone S35. Amarillo business
college.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

WANTED--Family wnshingE. We call
or and deliver. Phone 23iO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

stoves Young.smsll Phone g2l4. Elnr
hurs, bldg.
wANTED-For Carpenter Work Of all
kinds Phone 1868.
CLERKS-lNien and Women. over II,
Tor Postal Mail Service. $40 month.
Examinations Jan. and Feb; experience
unnecessary. For free particulars of In.
structiOn write II. Terry former Civil
Service Examiner. 81 Continental Bldg.
Washington. ID. G.
WOMAN NEEDS WORK-Wuuld BE-
willing to work FOR board and room
and small wages for short time. Ad.
dress l.. r.. care News
WANTED Energetic lady or gentle.
man to do canvassing, permanent posi-.
lion and handsome income. Apply
front door ON the right. IO2 y. Lincorn
before noon today.
Family washingH We call
or and deliver Phone 23iO.
WANTED-washing. 5Oc dozen. Phon,
Ease.
POSITION WANTED 90 stcnogiaphcr.
ten years clerical experience. including
iailruad work. wants position. Address
s.,nogrdphcr. News.
WANTED TO RENT-7room house.
unfurnshcd Call for Mr. Moore Phone
2000.
WANTED TO RENT-iroom apart.
Tcnt unfurnishcd Phone 222.
wANTED-wicker on cane baby sullSy
with top. In good condition. Address
NIX. care Ncws.
WILL buy Ford must be a bargain. See
M az liO y. Buchanan.
WANTED-Ily Boy Scout. any kind of
inside work. Chance 81 promotion: sal.
ary no object. Phone 1896.
WANTED-Work by young man; had
seven years experience In the mcrcan.
ana bookkeeping Apply W. $. c.. care
News.
Naturalization by experienced
hnusckccpcr In private home: can give
reference. Address YN. care News.
MISCELLANEOUS
0 ct mo ao your nnintiur and n,pe-.
hanging Zee, IL work. Phone 2isG.
]. n. Horne
riEE repairing Amarillo Tire a. Bat.
terry Co. SIS Tyler. Phone III.
DIAlDs made from comblngs Elite
Hair Dressing Parior. 10 Fuqua Bldg.
Phone ~.
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FOR SAIE--F'orty fresh. extra gool
Wisconsin Holsicln Cows. ~ Amarillo
Sio,k Yards. or Telephone ss96. D..
Davenport.
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FAIRMoNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL
fer confinement private. prices reason
able; may work for board Babies
adopted. Write for Booklet. Mrs. T, b.
Lung. 1911 T. eth ST. Kansas City. Mo
GEO. MARTIN 4 SON-Painiers and
aper hanging; work guaranteed. Phone
9O7.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Fivc piece American wal.
nut bedroom suite. excellent condition.
Phone $50. Call i1iS Jackson.
FOR SALE-Stcphcns slx.passcngcr:
nearly new, with extra equipments:
also Marmon chassis Phone 2J1O.
The diamond drill., 1921-02-05

fine business.
In a recent issue OF the Lexington
Herald a mention was made OF DR..
Hendricks work at cartooning. II
reads as follows:
One OF the headline acts booked for
the Board OF Commerce smoker, to be
held in the Phoenix Hotel ball room
Friday evening at 1880. Is grand
spectacle" TO be produced by doc"
A. S. Hendrick, comedy cartoonist.
"Doc" cartoons only on special ac-
casions and IL is rumored that the
entertainment committee had TO talk
in four figures TO secure his consent
to caricature some OF the leading
lights. as wel as heayies. at the
Board OF Commerce meeting. His
usual performance, according TO the
income tax report. consists Of max
ing glasses have fits. This probably
accounts for the odd nameNof his car
toon act, billed as Even the Flies
Have Specs"
Read the Ads
The diamond drill., 1921-02-05

A better and closer market than
exists for Michigan growers at pres
ent was urged by L. w Watkins, OF
Manchester who discussed the pres
ent market situation. Interesting sta
tistics on tuberculosis eradication
were presented by III. r. Smith, Com
missioner Chicago Live Stock Ex
change, General. diversified farming
as safer at the present time than
specialization, was urged by Dean X
s. Shaw OF NJ. A. G. Geo w. Dlchin-
son, Manager Michigan State Fair; r.
r. Graves. Dairy Cattle Specialist, u
S. Department of Agriculture; Pres
+. S. Kedzie. OF NJ A. c.; and A. ]
Glover, Editor Hoards Dairyman
were other prominent speakers at the
general meeting.
Fifteen special breed associations
held their own meetings during the
two day conference. New officers OF
the general association include: II
II. Holiday Clinton. President: Jacoi
DeGeus. Alicia. Vice-President: Geo
A Brown, East Lansing, Secretary
and W. +. j. Edwards. East Lansing
Assistant Secretary, the last two be
In reelected.
The diamond drill., 1921-02-05

for several days. Waite and l talked
over what we had better do with him.
II was too bad 10 fine him for that
would do no good.
Finally Waite said, III we could fix
II up some way so that he would
stay away from Iron River he would
be all right.
"That gave me an idea. When the
old gentleman sobered up | had him
brought before me and sentenced
him 20 pay fine OF $50 or TO stay
ninety days in stambaugh'. Needless
10 say lie took the latter and he OBJ
served the restriction religiously.
Only Waite and We're in on the sec
ret. After a while the old gentleman's
family began wondering why he was
so determined 70 stay away from Iron
River.
"one day one Of the boys came 70
me and asked If ! knew what hap
pened 10 his father. | told hime the
story under the seal Of secrecy and
he kept 1t for a long time but finally
IL leaked out and. o how mad some
OF the old timers used to get when
anyone would say anything about Il
Might just as well challenge STAN
baugh man TO fight as to says Min
ETY. days in Stambaugh' in his pres
ence."