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Arizona republican., 1921-03-08

That is the kind of a contract we are going to have you to Sign. That is a hard long contract. We put in it ev- erything. Mir. Elliott and I, could think of that could possibly make it a tight contract. Of course, I know and you know there is a lot of lawyer stuff that could be out but lawyers always have to have it laying around in them.
 You don't need to fear that if some fellow signs that contract that a spec ulator is going to get to him. Every one who signs that is going to stick don't go half way in California. We sign contract that we can go into court with if Q fellow welches. if & fel- low welehes Intentionally and some speculator gets to him. but before he knows it--and. he is thinking he won't deliver his crop to the association, that he just thinks so because if there is little rumor of that comes out we get an injunction. an order of the court. to compel him to deliver and in addi- ton we get 1iquidated damages if any thing escapes. and make him pay the costs of chasing him down.
 Set Mark to Start
 And whenever you found any busi- ness, a banking business or anything else, the first thing you figure How much capital do I need to make that business a factor in the place in which it is going to operate" But we do the same thing with our growers association. We don't do any wish wash. fly-by-nisht stuff. When or ganizing the prune growers We made every contract conditional upon our I signing up 75 per cent of the entire prune acreage of California and we got it. When we organized he poultry producers we made every contract conditional upon the signing up of one million hens, and we got it. We de- termined from the day we opened our doors we were going to have enough business in sight to pay our over head. not merely to have good men serve us. but enough to make us a real
 factor in the market. We refused to be pickers. If we can't be a real fac tor and go right straight to the spinner and big consumer, we won't start at all I That is going at this thing in a real business-lilze way, and the result is today the orange growers of California have 73 per cent of the citrus business and the almond growers have s2 pei cent in one association, the raisin have
Arizona republican., 1921-03-08
|Co-operatiUe Marketing
 Way To Soiue Problem

(Continued from Page one)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-02-17
Read Kline's and Cohns Statements Below
How This Sale Came About
A Business Secret

Outs KLINE, Proprietor Of Hines Underseling Depart
ment Store came to and told that he was over
Stocked that he had thousands and thousands Of dollars
worth OF the highest quality merchandise and that move
ne wanted turned into cash. and turned quickly He said
Cohn can it be done? told him it could but that would
have to be Sachced that the merchandise would have
without regard to cost and that would be willing undertake
the disposal of the STOCK could do my way Louis Kline
said Go ahead. will turn my stock to you and
give you IS days in which sell it, accepted the responsible
y and it is now up to make good.
Now my good friends am going keep my word said
would get rid of the stock but did promise specified
amount for it, will rid of and you will help me for the
prices that going ask will simply that am prac-
tcaly giving going give you bonahde values
deamedo the days before the Every value
every article and price be exactly advertised Every
and nothing but the truth going maintain the Kline epu
fair dealing and make reputation for myself for merchandising
Sales byWord in homes for honeSttOgOodneSS bargains war
every word price bring this advertisement with YOU
article is not on sale exactly represented this
+
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-02-17
A Statement To the Public
By Louis Kline

HIS time we are going the top am oversocked the
store crowded to capacity with high grade merchandise
including winter wearing apparel for men women and chill
en and the latest DEGREES of fashion for Spring and Summer
advantageous purchases closed have decided that all must
be turned into cash have therefore, engaged the services of
Mr. Maurice Cohn and have given him fifteen days in which to
turn this over told him inaugurate sale 90 the limit and
give the people OF Cumberland and bargains that will be
revelation to the merchandising world You want the erchan
disc and the cash and you will find values here that will
make more than fair exchange you have given bargains
in the past my business founded vauegng but the
values you will get at this sale will eclipse any bargains ever given
oY me- as nave gwen Mr. COIN free reign telling him 60 ahead
and make this sale to be forgotten in merc3nsn
history My business built honest vauegvino
gained the publcS confidence by giving all square deal
fed with their purchase grateful trust reDosed in
able give expression of my appreciation by giving YOU m
that will the saving thousands of dollars for the people of
am glad that this opportunity presents itself and cheeruv make
comes at time when needed all my friends and
bargains and therefore ask you giving YOU nv personal
we the fair dealing for which the of this store stands
kline PrOpreor Of Hines Undersellng Denament Store
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-02-17

himself
mined rid
make He therefore, placed Maurice
tons to turn the stock into Cah-Se;
will forget Klnes order
Read
that COhn determined good.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-02-17

Just when
Slime cleared the decks
that have made possible the growth
EVERY WINTER GARMENT IN THE HOUSE TO BE SACRIFICED
| WITHOUT REGARD TO COST. PRICES ON NEW SPRING GAR
MENIS SLAUGHTERED AS WELL The prices simply
. audaCiOu.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08
J. Nv. Newman has rentei


I J. w. Newman has rented - M
mer home in Ketchum, o.
Heaps of Twin Falls. 4
Miss Laura Brinseley left on IN
ton. which she win spena ~ III,
parents, in Ogden, Utah. sns Srl
companied as far as Pocateii0
land McCollum. ~ h
Miss Helen Stockton, casn,S' 4
Stockgrowers, left on NO - ,ssts
weeks vacation with her p'
New Plymouth, Idaho. .,isrN
Misses Ella and Bessie ssnsri
Of Gooding, were in town u ,5sss
4th, visiting with Mrs. Jim i' cwl
NJ. and Mrs. L. 3. Taylor :, ia
spent the Fourth In Shosno1ys scsst
with Der sister, Mrs. w II. tso
Joe Vernon was in RIlpei
last week on business. Va
Mrs. Lydia Turner, motnT Ta,sferel
Turner, and Miss Dorothy hefs
Wilmington, Delaware al0 faraIyS
an extended visit with the ~
w. T. Turner. - 10
T. II. Cooling Jr, motore s,,,rr
Sunday morning and wiz Z, his q
Wednesday, accompanied y cooj:E
md baby and Miss Martnss ~ Brrk
Miss Grace Beckett iel' 4, y Ms Z
Wednesday for q week "''' 4
Drummond.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Fred Med. Deceas

Notice is hereby given by the
derslgned Barbara Med, Adminsi
trix of the Estate of Fred MED :,
ceased. to the creditors of and all 4
sons having claims against the /
deceased, to exhibit them with
necessary vouchers, within Fdt
months Otter the first publicatlm 4
this notice, to the said Administers
1t Shoshone County Of Lincoln SO
OF Idaho, this being the place q
for the transaction of the bushes &,
said estate. &
Dated June 10Th, 1921
Barbara Neid s.
j1-22 Arninstratrr e.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08
VARSITY PLAYERS CONN

The Varsity Players, of the l.'
sity of Idaho will appear nsr z
nesday at the Baugh in HD&
BANDS WIFE" a great ms-isd1
farce which they render in arE11
that brings out the highest eonns'
ton from the press wherever ,h9 Z
played.
The Varsity Player; produ'
Play at an expense of several tata
dollars for wardrobes, costumes /
ties etc.
The Varsity Players viii brin'
them the famous Idaho Victor
a powerful horn which is blown
Varsity after each victory Of an
team over an adversary It
heard three miles. It will be
in Shoshone at noon WednesdN
ID. and again at six that evening
information is given in order
pell any illusion that might arlss
Gabriel having appeared win y
nous horn.
The show will start prompE,
and Shoshone should give the PEI
first class audience.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08
FINE FIELD OF BARLEl

J. Antoine John, living a lev
south east OF Shoshone has Z,
han barley which gives proln.is,' :
extraordinary crop. The nelu
acres and the barley stands e., /,
well headed with not a sign ~
smutty head in the field. MI ~ ~
also some extra fine Poland o,l'I h,
A few young boars old enough y I'd
vice which he has placed on 'hs
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08
IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
rOOR ~ JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Or The STATE OF IDAHO
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY,
OF LINCOLN
LoTTIE L. sCHODDE.
Plaintiff.

Plaintiff,
VS.
me Unknown Claimants of
Lots Eleven I'D and Twelve
40 in Block c. of Richard,s
addition to the Village of
ohoshone, Lincoln County
Idaho, and Lots SIX (6). seven
ID and Eight (S) in Block
Thirteen GS) Of the original
townslte OF shoshone. LincoIn
county Idaho; the unknown
neirs and devisees of Tobn
Lemp, deceased; the unl,nown
heirs and devisees Of Thoa. n
Logan L., (sometimes written
!. i,nomas u. Logan, deceased
ene unknown heirs and do
Fisees Of j.. 4. Carfee do
ceased Louise J. Post. widow
ana neir-at-law Of John Il
osb deceased; Anna Louise |
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08

Central Meat Market, Gooding, Roadster
Coolidge, b. NJ Touring, Gooding
Clark, Nj. E. Touring, Gooding
Campbell, c., Runabout, Gooding
Cromwell, Dr., ]. H., Sedan, Gooding
Cosler, S. A., Touring, Gooding
eagle, w. T., Touring, Gooding
Fredrickson, Robt., Touring, Gooding
Furcht, r. r., Touring, Gooding
Gooding School District, Touring, Gooding
koyerman, Henry, Sedan, Gooding
Jansen, c. A., Roadster, Gooding
Lamb, Or. II. E. Coupe, Gooding
Ikard, DR.. E. H., Coupe, Gooding
Mink, s, Touring, Gooding
Retlig, r. A., Touring, Gooding
Rork, c. c., Touring, Gooding
Tarpning, c. c., Touring, Gooding
Wood River Water Users, Touring, Gooding
Gooding Milling & Elevator, Truck, Gooding
Baker, J D., Touring, Bliss
Mcdowell, E. r., Roadster, Bliss
Radmacher, Henry, Touring, Bliss
Gaunt, Fred, Touring Shoshone
Peek, Chas., Touring Shoshone
Dept Of Agriculture Touring, Shoshone
Vernon, Joe, Roadster Shoshone
Webb NJ. L. Touring, Shoshone
Keefer and White, Delivery, Shoshone
We advise placing your orders for
Phone or write us for demonstration
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08
FRIDAY. July 8. is,,

{ Post, Edith Post. Tboo
John Post, heirs-at- Ouore
John A. Post, deceased' q. q
unknown heirs and dov,. 'ue
OF Alice Post, deceased. ', r,.
beth White, widow and h Ellz-
%f-iaw of Jos, +. W ve'rs'
sometimes written Tnlte
White deceased; Gfbsr.
White: Walter White. ba,. J.
at-law of Jos. f. Witt "ei's-
ceased IDAHO and QUE us-
Land and Improvement sgon
pany. a corporation; JoS SO% d
Neil; the unknown heisan b.
devisees OF John B. Neil. s ana
shone Townsite Commas quo
co-partnership, consist,a
Thomas e. Logan, joins d
Post and l.. F. Cartee. a.!
unknown heirs, legatees .ns
devlsees of the members "ns !.
said shoshone Townsite co'.
pany; Unknown heirs ,o oia-
tees and devisees of Chat asa.
Z. HAYNES (sometimes wits
c. c. Haines), decea sasi
Blaine County, Idaho. q 49,,
corporate. as successor T.,
interest to Alturis Cour, !"
Idaho; Minnie Schodde E
cutrix; William L. RicbarSs,
the unknown heirs and ~
visees of William L. RicbsrSn.
John r. Richards; the IN
known heirs and devIsees s =.
John r. Richards, deceaoas ~
frederick w. Gooding; MAJ,
L. Gooding; Loul B. O,roa
ner; Mary j. Long; unknou'.
heirs and devisees Of Marv
J. Long, deceased.
Defendants
The State of Idaho Sends
The Above Named Dsfsrd .u !,
You are hereby notified ths, :
plant has been filed aeains, :.
the District Court of tho Fo~ 1. y
cal District Of the State Of ~ IA.
and for the County OF Lincol l,' !
above named plaintiff ana
hereby directed to appear and ~ =.
the said complaint within s :, i
days of the service of tbIs s
II served within said JudicIsl !
riot, and within forty DAVIS n y
elsewhere; and you are fu,ths,
led that unless you so annss.
answer said complaint Win.
line herein specified, the nla,nas !
AXE judgment against Won a. =.
n said Complaint.
This action is brought IN crs /
o Lots Eleven Q1) and Twsly, !
n Block c of Richards Adds 4
he Village of Shoshone. ia
county, Idaho. and Lots st 4
seven % and Eight Isl in n
thirteen (1S) of the original toT,.'
I Shoshone, Lincoln county IdsA
Witness my hand and the sd
aid District Court, this 18th AZ
une, 1921.
-ttorney for Plaintiff, Harlan D. q
residence and Post Office adlS|
hoshone, Idaho.
r. A. Bowler, CLERK 3
Beulah Guymon, Deputy "a
5EALl juneli-&
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF IDAHO.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF LINCOLN

Levanna Elois Bragg.
Plaintiff
Heirs. executors and admin
istrators Of the estate of w
Il. Bragg deceased; the I'M
known heirs and devisees of
w. II. Bragg, deceased; the
unknown owners, claimants
and all persons claiming any
right, title or interest in and
to that certain tract of land
in Lincoln County. Idaho.
described as follows. to-wit:
The SWA of the NWA Of
Section 5, and the sen of
NEA Section 6, Twp. South
Section 6. Township South
Range 10 East of the Boise
Meridian. excepting the fol-
lowing described tract, to-
wit: Beginning at the West
quarter corner of said section
and running thence north
S75 feet; thence East 1888
feet: thence South 1913 feet;
thence West 264S.5 feet to
tho Southwest corner of the
SEA of the NEA of said
Section 6; thence North 425
feet; thence North AZ degrees
l6' East Alb feet; thence
South rs degrees O8' East 40S S
feet; thence North 30 degrees n
O0' East 613 feet; thence South
S75 feet to the place of be-
ginning, said land excepted
being 1851 acres;
Also the following described
tract of land in the SWA of
the NEA and the SEH of. the
NWh of Sec. G, Twp. South,
Range 10 East OF the Boise
Meridian. to-wit: Beginning
at the NE corner of the said
SWA of NEA of Section 6,
and running thence South
76S feet; thence South %
degrees or West 1925 feet;
thence South 81 degrees O2'
West 400 feet; thence North
76 degrees 04'; West 200 feet
thence North Al degrees 90
West 800 feet; thence
North Sc degrees Sc
West 300 feet; thence North
A degrees go west 254 feet:
thence North 80 degrees co.
East 1773.5 feet to the place
Of beginning. Containing in
al 1885 acres, together with
al water rights
Defendants
The State of Idaho Sends Greet
to the Above Named Defenand
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTTFI
hat complaint has been filed aga
you in the District Court of the Fol
Judicial District of the State of Id;
II and for the County, of Lincoln
he above named Plaintiff, and
IRE hereby directed to appear and
wer the said Complaint within TIVE
lays of the service of this SUNNI
served within said Judicial Distr
md within forty days if served el
where:
This action is brought to quiet
Plaintiff in her title and possession
nd to certain real property in L
DIN County, Idaho, described in
omplaint and in the. caption of
ummons.
nd you are further notified that ,
ess you so appear and answer s
omplaint within the time herein spe
ed, the plaintiff will take judgm
gainst you as prayed, in said co
laint.
WITNESS My hand and the s
/ said District Court, this 18th c
June, 1921.
e. A. Bowler, Clerk
= W. Lamson. Attorney for Plant
esiding at Nampa, Idaho.
SEAL inra Ut,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08


In the District Court of the Fourth
judicial District of the State of
Idaho In and For the County
of Lincoln
Elmer L. Dodds.
Stella Dodds mons
Defendant
The State of Idaho Sends GREETINGS
10 Stella Dodds the above named
defendant:
You are hereby notified that a
Complaint has been filed against Won
IN the District Court of the Fourth
judicial District of the State of Ida.
no IN and for the County of Lincoln
oy the above named plaintiff. and Won
are hereby directed to appear and an
sWer the said complaint within TWENTY
Gays OF the service of this summons
II served within said Judicial District
ana within forty days if served else
where; and you are further notified
1nat unless you so appear and answer
salo complaint within the time herein
specliled' the plaintiff will take iude- !
llent against you as prayed in said
SAID action is brought to dissolve
me bonds Of matrimony now existine
between yourself and plaintiff, all Of
which IS set forth fully in the com
plant filed in this acticn
Witness my hand and the seal n,
9 y District Court, this 18th day of
Disney. ann
residence ond Post Office adj
dress Shoshora Idaho !
,er. e. A. Bowler, Clerk
N''1TAA-( fl1ne1 7-iuI00
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08

We advise placing 10 prompt delivery Remember
used
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08
Demoine Wheels
l. O O K /!
all january buyna public nr
1921 "a so fa

iO iiSt VI buyers So lar tfS year
Boyer, r. c., Touring, Hagerman
Delsman, r. e., Touring, Hagerman
Gregg, Frank, Touring, Hagerman
Trovilo, D. c., Touring Hagerman
Van Irons, W., Touring Hagerman
Bullock, NJ A., Touring, King Hill
Bott Cecil, Roadster King Hill
Genung, H. A., Truck, King Hill
Wakefield r. w, Touring, King Hill
Brown, w. c.. Touring, King Hill
Gibson, w j., Touring North Star
Kneebone, Wwm. Touring North Star
Meade, Bill, Touring, North Star
Sullivan, James, Coupe, North Star
Davis, C. w, Touring North Star
Parkinson, Geo, Touring, Richfeld
Eaton, Joe, Touring, Glenns Ferry
Monzer, Touring, Glenns Ferry
North Side Auto, Four Tourings Jerome
Jerome Auto Touring, Jerome
Massey, r., Two Tourings, Jerome
Hemer, j b.. Touring, Dietrich
FriIzland, j., Touring, Dietrich
Howard, f. T.. Touring Dietrich
Eaton, Fred, Touring Wendell
Crater VIM, Touring, Wendell
Hastings F. W., Touring, Wendell
Boise Payee, Touring Nampa
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-08

Residence ohd Post Office ad-
dress shoshora Idaho. ~
,er.r E. A. Bowler, Clerk
june17-jul22
The Washington times., 1921-05-31
- Liberty Bonds.

NEW YORK. May 31.--Noon Lib
erty bonds quote: 3h's. ss7.T2; first
AVS, ssf.42; second AS. ssT.o6;
third 4A's, s90.56: fourth. 4A's, ss7.24;
Victory 3%s $3.50; Victory ANS
1912. $50
The Washington times., 1921-05-31
President Plans to
Aid Cotton Effort
(Msssags President Harding the Cotton
session In New r


81 very glad to say to the gathering of American
Cotton Growers representatives and affiliated interests who
have come together TO consult for the advancement of
their interests not only America needfu for
the worlds supply of this exendngy necessary staple but
our domestic industries based cotton among the
greatest while our exports of cotton have for many
been chief factor in maintaining favorable status In
International trade.
"The importance of cotton is not confined to any
section Everybody either grows deals in, manufactures
sells, it. Any diaster in the cotton industry must
necessarily be disaster to the whole country
"Any movement such yours which aims to promote
the best interests of all concerned in the industry based
cotton deserve the cordial approval of all the people
.Jus at this time it is recognized the cotton industry
faces critical situation and you may be assured that the
Administration desires in every possible way to cooperate
with those seeking to improve conditions.
ITO the American delegates who about to leave
for England attend the worlds cotton conference want
to express my hope that the meeting may be most success
full and be contribution not alone to the continual
development of the cotton industry but to the restor
alton of sound economic conditions throughout the world
The Washington times., 1921-05-31
TIE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY
WASHINGTON. DC.

FNNNSYLvANYA AVENUE.
between 1sth and 14th SITS. n. W.
70 our fr1'@ds,

Tho life Average Pay Envelope even shorter
than Solomon Grdy's,
Sunday. Born Saturday. the Pay envelope
nea start OF two days Solomon but
LAP osnd, ana BY Frday vhe Solomon crudy. having
usou1 existence Is preparing himself
the Average Pay Envelope dropped altogether.
onIy few climbing dimes
exist -
You have seen envelope often
enough. But the neatly folded beginning
the week look
appearance Is just great this it Last.
You used to think when envelope
It's very a1lness mainly
ness. Since those days. it has grown. to
manage ="
Your envelope the
week. Take 1t in hand It young that
IL acconp1ishes the things
Import ant things On Payday. Part Of It
savings account.
Msn you get your envelope this
TALK weh M. Cross the receiving teller
partmen, about opening savings
enough 60 start It and opened
ways sure to Will easy to make small
deposit
Cordially yours,
THE NMsEY COMPANY.
The Washington times., 1921-05-31
GOING TO CONVENTION.

J. Floyd CisseL chairman of the
hotel and transportation committee
Of the District Bankers Association
convention to be held at White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va. June IL TO
i5, announces that the reservation
list to date is as follows;
Col. Robert N. Harper. William ID,
Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Lar
ner Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis M. Savage
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry v. Haynes. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Floyd Cissel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Evans. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert ". Fleming. Mr.. and Mrs,
w. w. Spaid, Mr.. and Mrs. p. A.
prury, Mr. and Mrs. e. e. Herrell'
Col. Wade II. Cooper, Frank p.
Maurice Rosenberg, Corcoran Thorn,
Edison B. Odds. George e. eieming,
Mr. and Mrs Edward l.. Hiliyer. Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Otterback. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Frank Campbell, Mr.. and
MRS Leroy Mark. Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor b. Deyber. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
c. Brandenberg. Mr.. NJ r. Finley,
Miss Finley, Mr.. and Mrs. @. w.
Rorsberg, Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Starkey, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j.
May, Colonel and Mrs. L. II. Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. v. Ktllian. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas b. Brown, Clyde B.
Asher. DR.. and Mrs. r. II. Morhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. camsiier,
c. r. Fadeley. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Bert
Nye. Russell G. Rankin. Edgar n
Legg. jr.. Ezra Gould. Samuel @.
Eberly. L. Il. Breuninger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank @. Addison. Captain and
Mrs. Julius ]. Peyser and children.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moran.
The Washington times., 1921-05-31
A THIN CAMoUrLAGE.

3. XII own quite a block OF
Fulton Motor Truck Company
steck. have been told II II
worthless; but 10 and behold!
comes along letter from the
Colonial Securities Exchange Of
New York. Offering to accept Il,
at par as one-third payment
on Colonial Securities Exchange
stock at 81 share.
Don't you think that itwouid
be = good plan to let these people
have It and to risk - few dollars
In their stock7
The offer .semes generous.
Answer-Dont be fooled.
There's no generosity about II.
Your FuIton Motor Truck stock Il
AZ dead as the proverbisl door, nall
and the Colonial Securities people,
whoever they may be-know 1t Al
well as any one.
Their propositoin 10 merely 1
camouflage scheme to get you Il
take stock in their company.
Who IL back of this concern W.
do not know. but are trying to fint
out. Why don't they make a clear
the iiteratuTe7
The amount that you are called
upon to put up represents the exact
The Washington times., 1921-05-31

amount that you won't lose II you
pay no attention to the prefer
The Washington times., 1921-05-31
Harding to Make
Farm Credit Report

Gov w. p G. Harding, of the Federal Reserve Board,
is due to return today with report for President Hard
ing after survey Of credit conditions among the farmers
Of the middle west and southwest
Governor Hardng's tour carried him through score
of important pgowng centers, and his conferences
with country bankers particularly during the last two
weeks probably will be made the basis of special review
for the President
Although his trip not at the suggestion of the Pres
dent it has vital bearing upon the Presidents general
program for more liberal farm credits and for the gantng
Of wider credit privileges to the agricultural industry.
The expected conferences between the President and
bankers of the middle west and south and west probably
will be preceded by intimate discussion OF the situation
between the President and Governor Harding and his
ciates on the reserve board.