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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
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rgousilns .comwn, publishers ct tho
'tm"'t,, laiN Tunes. ssItus 500. coo tur
alleged Libel
ItN'A CITY Nue. 3d.. NO pc''HEra tN.
lsls In ',h.' '.it tC'oulut 'o . survey
tt1l vt tho Iuuc, ,Ity chamber 90 com.
hri''
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fI'lu tHuk tudH. HNH.l mash ut thfusu.
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league l,''s was r''et"i ruw tho
floor ~ tho senate to-day Ht fhr Instance
Nt senator lNff ti. blNHi. Who invoked
''i'r,. n.h' OF t"' '. against visitors
occupy 'ht i.' i.'. 'i 'h' senate
'HlDNDp NHs .. 'ui.lvo thousand
kiNnms w'mwfs boo Nmf f.',n cute. bfy
.u'nd.nr t,H" of 'im" unl thousands at
'HI.H'" a"l| fNfup civic programs 90 .'urr
'.t'. ".'". iu "ih,r c.mt"nii'' lluI'
International K.Nau.s to'd O. c.uytutl.n of
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VII II Ms TOW ... MH.H.t AUG.
Baron S'rrus a k"rft ~ Russia. sr.NN.
rl.sa was Huo ln o largo m.',ute .ie
v.up. sta German. pH p threatening enemy.
DALLAS. T.>'e sus Declaring
r,IsI'rs t-u. t.,ru IN. colgate ,.mppu.
.in,e ir that cts. a ,,uur man today
surrendered n poI,cc captain Grorr"
.-
HONDItIU Aug Following q grand
jury lu,u-fIrti.uu ~ the acts uI violence
which accompanied 90" plantation strikes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Get Dpgcatrllcr,

NuskoGoc Is about TO have n dog
catcher. with only co policemen paid
this fiscal year To date, the Citv has
announced it's intention Of hiring a
doCcatChor to gather uu those run
ming at large without licenses. Last
year about six hundred paid the tax,
which runs from $3.50 TO $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
ANTHRAX Is NEAR DEWEY
inrm of jack colby l. Guaranteed
as u prcCaution.

BAETLtSNILE, AuE 3..Nu-
thraN, that disease most dreaded by
farmers has made its appearance in
Washington county. according to "A
statement hy local veterinarians \
herd OF cattle belonging To Jack
Colby, a farmer ana stuckman liN
ing three ana ono-half miles north
east OF Dewey. has become affected.
according to the veterinarians Col
hy's farm was quarantincd 10y order
of the state live stock board last
Sunday.
Two cows and hog belonging to-
colby died last week ana the blood
ot thS dead animals. having been
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
Army Blankets Go Too

An immense stock OF army, navy
and hospital blankets are included
in the wonderful sale OF blankets
now on at the Urion Bargain store,
ll2-lIi South Main St Prices are
lower than you've cyer seen on this
class Of merchandise Make your se-
lrctious early 10 be sure OF your
winter suppiy.-Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04

For injuries sustained when n
Fort Gibson fltcrurhan street car
was dcrailcd February 2G, last Ed
ward Scott Is suing the traction COM
pany for $4,000 damages. IIc claims
he was thrown from the scat and Is
now unable to use one Of his hands
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
HOW MANY CARDS?|
y N M1re Nllr.ht IN MN. %

II Crcv,Ilut over rrtr,l,inod ladies'
i'm his homo during his N,itp's nh-
scucc and the valet sad no. that they
were strictly stag suppers. aud he
didn't seem any too anxious to give.
the names of any of Inc gentlemen
who'd been present. lie said they
lust ate aud drank and smoked ana
chinncd with never a little game To-
while away the hours. that Crcvcl-
ms hadn't touched "a card In year. "
"Thcu how did TINT nine vt Gin.
monds come 10 DE there ON the
table," demanded Dennis.
There WIS "a pause and then Me-
Car'y replied slowly.
, 81 don't.kuow. unless somc way
it was a part of tho grim game that
was uiaNcd out to "A finish between
the two oT them in tho study after
supper
\ game Of life and death, with
.reHclng losing the odd trick.
pehnlS nodded. IF you did not ind
the rest ct the pack N!ug around,
maybe the one card was brought by
the man that Killed him as sign
or n reminder. on, you ncodu
10" LOOKING at me Ike th;G, Mac
stranger thlugS Than that are going
on behind thus White marble fronts
for all you know? But what was
That high blank wall built for at tho
back
That's one Of the questions I'VE
been asking myself. like told Won"
McCartV cooked his ear at "A news
boys shrtu call down tho street and
shook his head. "No. m to too
early for the uaucrs to gct hold of
it yet. It's funny how they were
an so sure. even his wife. that Crcy.
elIng had been murdered. and him
with the pistol lying beside him
IL was only when Mrs. Crawling
spoke OF calling in Trrhunc that her
uncle backslid aud pretended that
he thought it might have been sui
eide after all"
''r.rhunc!" Dennis exclaimed.
For the love of the saints. is ne IN
ON this. tou?"
with both fee, and misdoubt n
couple Of his little scientific record
ing machine up his sleeve" McCarty
Nhuukled.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
TOO MANY ,IGNRs7
IIorsford's Acid phospbntr

will overcome headache, depression
aul other 30 effects from excessive
smoking. Buy q bottle -Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04

Tho -hufrs office hove has h"rn
oNgr rur With applicants fnr auto.
monl. 1.,"s.s due to the Tact that
= deputy N.. MehVov commission
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04

AVOID THE HEAT
Wire for Rr-sryntinns to
TUG tISIIMtN HOTEL
rrtoskcN, Michigan
Finest In the north
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04

Rodc. - 6riulciu (bcint Sumo.
Iier).: 2lIIo Der &crlobungSring lit
u1ed)t ob mortc, Sllrid)c, Oh
nirit 1einer Strofe ni4t ~ent9cben
iett beirotc i'd did!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04

Nllrum inmitten Der 9roben. etn'
ianIrl 6ilhbedcr @Cloe Nu@8rabun.
aen ciues groBcn, probrtorllden
Wrdbrricloea pcrncDmcn. Ter erie
Illno zines Oortigcn cinlicNIerllhrn
@lrtrn iiibrtc 81 Ocn ?tad)IOrld}nll'
gtl. Ytan III au1 uu38eoeDlIte
8rabbilgelieIOCr uOn perltlcoellcr
Nr0Be aus Der @ron5c5clt gcltpBen,
Damn auf ein grOBcs Gcbiet polI
SlatNrGbern aus Der Gllelljelt
Nicr lino bcrcit8 eilc 8roBc In5abl
uon @rGbern blOBgcIcgt lpor0en
Gle llrnen itebcn III pleretlgell
ODER lGn9li9cn, ilbCrordten lolell
Strilluaoern, pie man lie Olcl1ad]
bel llrncngr0bcrn Der Glienjclt I'M
oct: Sic entbalteu nebCn llebcr-
rcitcn perbrannter WicnlfcntnptclI
Yci0obcu, pie Hinge. NaolIn, Silr'
tclbaten uiD.. Damn and Son9cIaBe.
Die ulti @rabopitr idlltBen lalleil.
Gic StcinQrta0crn id)ilBcn lbrell 81
bolt DOR Dem GrOOrud. Gcrarttgc
Wrdbtritlocr iiuOen lih uud) IN
wcitlihcu MetIenbuyg. IN iiloIl1icn
Noliltin mo 0itlid)cH @amoptr.
SIR Acknowledged SnboIt Der Urob'
fonmern IGBt auf &0lfcr p0lt 9lcl'
der 21llturgcmcinidJait idljcBeL
sic etlpa nm 600 bis 800 Uor Gbr
in ojcicn @egcuocn anaclicOclt ma
rem. Gle GrnbilmOt iin0 oI'o biz
i'll $500 Sabre alt. Gcnn0dit loI'
len Nl3grabunlgen aui Dem Delten
@cbict Der &~il9cl9rG5er crioIgcn.
Die pr6biitcriihen 0unNc rpcrOen
al,i bic gennmten brei @}uicen per
teiIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04
Ser pcrlOrHr 5dmnf mnO Die Sell'
icherin.

s5n BartS bil0et gegenmGrtlg DIE
@eidtd)te BON DER auffinOung zines
perlorcncu Stnude5 Ourd Die VIM
gabcn elmer SeIIicbcrin Den @cgen'
ltanO lebbaiter G%rortccnngen. IlS
@epGbrsmnnn fir Die 8abrbeit
0ieier ubenteuerlld)en Beidid)te miro
ser 9ireftor oes SuternatiOnulen
Snltitltts fiir Netapipd)ie, Or. GU
ltapa @eIep, augeiiibrt, nobel aaer'
oingS Die @laubpiiroi9teit oieieS
3eugen crit ouourf erbGrtet tperoen
muB, 0oB aud General Galmette,
Gamiue 5lammarton, Ser5o9 oon
@rammont, Broieiior &itet uno
DER itaIieniide @elebrtp Brofeiior
SantoIi :uioo Ritelieoer 0ieies Su.
,itttut3 ieien. Or. @eIep Ifiloert laut
81. Gr. Br." Den Saduerbult fol.
genoermaben: @ineS Cages eritien
i'll Snltitut cine Dame, Die iG bis
Oabin nift fannie, mo cr5Gblte.
oaB ibr ELM 9iomautitmud I'M
Nerte bon 10000 6rancs abbanoen
gefommpn lei. Sic babe ibre &am.
merirau i'm 8erOadJt. Gen 5flmlud
geitoblen 5lI baben, node aber, be-
DOR tic pernutlit) pergeblidle Nad),
ioriaungcu IN oicier &itltun9 al.
Itcue, cine 0euIeberin %beirager. Or.
BcIcp m0ge tbr cine loId)c numbait
muden, oeren 6abigfcit ourt oas
Sllititut bcrclt5 ieitgeiteut lei. 9taf)
tiui8ent Str1uben be6cidUncte Or.
NrltU EN- :, .t0lNm, Dos lc00h mr.
N.-,j!tc, Der I'M: 0ilrftc uHt:'
elmer oItcn 3eltung gen. Gin on
)cre3 YtcOiunl, 0aS bieraui 81 Hat,
Icj0Jcll Dur0G &C an, odB Ser
5Gmud Don Der &annncrirnu &C..
uonlmen un0 IL eIllem Jtauulc per.
ycdt por0cu lei, Don Dem 0as DE
)lum cine genQlle Yeidreibung CAB,
ans mcldcr Die &erluittrdgerln IL.
ZEN eIgcuen Calon erta,mte. 9aa
S%d)nutuitiid bciu0e lid IN Der 9tabe
ines (lid)e3 unO elnt& 6enlter5 aui
oem 6uBboocn. &ati0d,li d) muroe er
al Oeul BON Dem VteOirm be5rlt.
ucten Grt, in cine ate 3eltullg Elm.
JeWidelt, DOrgeiun0en. 9eiOe Ytc.
Oien botten alto ridtige Anaoben
Jemutt.
SIN 3uiammeubon9e Oamit Diro
ole &erUcnOung bon &elcpatben 5ur
HluiOedun8 Don &rIminalialIen er.
0rtcrt. 9r. @eIep 8ibt iclbit al,
DAB Die bi9berigen 6Oridungaer9cb'
nile aui Dem Uebiet DER Wtetupby.
lit nid)t craft gellu8 ieler, UNI 81
cmpicbIcl, OoB ieOem uuteriu'
d)ul8arIdtGr cit b~eLIlcben0c2 Wtc'
Oium 5lr 1clte gclteIi. mer0e
llcbrlgcH@ lit Der Narller 6Qll 0ur0.
aus nldjt %UereuljClt. Sn N&lcn bQI
Dor cIlllBen W.otutcl Ole Nuilul.
Dung cllc2 8tltoQleIlen H]utoul0Olll
0urup Cmcl Oatuuutcu Le!eputUrl
IrOBca IuTltDcn crrtBt mo logan
III ellem %rojcB luegeE Ocr GrBrrI
lcrpr0nlc NlluB aCGeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04

n R@&
GEESE QUITE EASILY RAISED
Kept Generally in Small Flocks On
Farms and Purchased by Expert
enced Fatteners.

Prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture)
There is a demand usually for young
geese from June to January, although
most of them are sold around Thanks
giving and Christmas. T~en-weeks-Od
gOSliugs of the largest breeds of pure.
bred geese weigh up TO ten pounds
when forced for rapid growth, n
sometimes are probably marketed at
that age as green geese. Large cities
containing Il foreign population offer
the best markets for geese.
Geese usually are killed and picked
the same rs other kinds of poultry, but
are much more difficult to pick than
chickens. Generally the veins in the
back of the mouth are severed with a
l%Ong-bladed knife, followed with .
blow on the back of the head with \
short club. The wings are picked TO
the first joint, and the feathers are Pr
moved from the neck half way to the
head, pulling with the feathers and not
back toward the head. The soft pin
feathers and fine down may be re
moved partly by rubbing the body with
mOiStened hands or by shaving the
skin.
The dry picking of geese is rather
difficult. The most common practice IL
to scald or steam the goose feathers
before picking. This can be done over
a wash boiler three,fourths full of
boiling water, laying the dead goose
on a burlap sack stretched tightly over
the boiler, and steaming first the
breast, then the back, and then each
side. The whole process of Steamlhg
| will not take more than two or three
minutes, and the goose must be KEPT
moving TO prevent Scalding the flesh.
The goose is steamed until the feath-
ers can be pulled out easily, and the
head usually Is laid under the breast
| to keep the breast from Scalding. After
picking, the bird Is slnged over an al
| cohol flame, the alcohol usually being
burned in shallow tin plates.
Another method for removing the
down is to sprinkle powdered roSin
over the body Of the goose and dip II
into hot water, which melts the rosin
so that it and the down can be rubbed
of easily, leaving the body clean,
Geese may also be steamed by scalding
slightly and wrapping the body tightly
for Ave minutes or longer in burlap Or
cloth to allow the steam to work thor
oughly through the feathers. Some
markets prefer dry-picked geese, while
in other markets no difference is made
In scalded or dry picked.
Geese are raised successfully in all
parts OF the United States, but are
most abundant In the South and tFrs
Middle West. Slightly more than n
tenth Of the farms in the United States
reported geese in the census Of 1917.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04

Mature Geese and Partly Grown Cos
lingo Will Get Their Living From a.
Good Pasture So Long as the Grass
Remains Green.
Practically all there are in this coun.
try are in small flOCks, and few, If any,
farms are devoted entirely to their
raising. Fattening, however, is con
Quoted as Il special business on a large
scale in the producing sections, In
which case the geese are collected
from the general farms, usually over
Il large area, and fattcned for a few
weeks before they are killed.
ON farms where there is plenty OF
grass or pasture land geese can be
raised successfully in small ilOckS. A
natural supply Of water is, Of course,
essential. The birds are very hardy,
both young and old, and rarely are aft
fcCtcd by any disease or insect pest.
Grass forms the bulk of the feed, and
il is doubtful whether it pays 10 raise
them unless ii is available. They are
the closest known grazers. Both ma
ture geese and partly grown gOslings
will get their entire living from a good
pasture so long as the grass remains
green. A body % water where they
can swim is considered essential dur
ing the breeding season, and is a good
feature the rest Of the year.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04
2 ~ 6.

Rooooriicbcr Ncienlolm bcnllBtc
No5 Ih0ne @cttcr ser Dorigen @nhc
Oo5lt Inn nit iciltcr NonnIdoIt 6ru.
bel ol1f bic RooOS 81 fobren unO ci.
1rcn nc,tcn gilbert 5u bollen.
@cor9 @ol5, cin bier aa9cmcin
bcIicbtcr IGrgiGbrigcr 8ctuobner Sic,
Ter @c0cnD. lit lettc ISOLDE no6 lGlt.
9crcr araufbeit gcItOrben.
Ter lleuc Trcbiger ser SresbD.
tcrioner Stride, 0itlid bon SpiSS. III
Oicier Gage ats Golifornien bier Cin-
"gctroffcn lint icin Nunt o15utretcn.
Gr bottc sic 24O0 @eilen LANCE
Rcilc I'M Illto innerbalb 40 Togcl
5uriidgcleat.
Ruoplpb GglcD pcrlor lette ISOLDE
cine Ieiner bcitcu MiIdfilbc Nrrd
&ronfheit.
Irtbur Sdoening unb 6orniltc
bon @eGington, MO., befinocn lid
bier o,lf @ciud bel Germonotcn llnr
@cfonntcn. Scrr Sdoenin0 beri6
tct BOB nit Ausnobmc bon &eiaen
sic Grntc IN 2oioOcttc Gounto ci1'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04
GlnbrHdIc III Ntain5.

Tor Sturgeon luutOen aus per
ltIeOeglen SduDBci1Qften III Wiainj
trpeblld)c WicllBell Don SdJuDel
oller Art %9eltoDlen; aus elmer ApO.
tGete DOlten Ilcbe etpa 70 Slider
Sllbcr'S alUarian; non elnem 0ori
uerlhluano Elm Brobca 5lueIililgeIi.
ges Ulttcrtor ull0 bon elnell
WruiOitiid onl 6lubDaicn boIte man
U0dtlld)ernelie einen 8a9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04
Stun1 Sill.

Gbr. @lrmpcr, bon ct. 2ouis, be.
lid bier in iciner frilbcren
0cimotb alf 8elud bel SerpanNten,
Wco. StoItc mar an Wontog in
INT eincn Tbeil Der Wai6i.
ncric ieincr Milblc reporiercn 81
=. 9. &oritcot bot mebrere Sdrei.
ucr on Scr Irbeit, Sen anbol, on lein
StorcgcbGlloc 5lt oollcnOcn.
ISri. 2inic Otollpil1, mcld)c mebrerC
@ofcn in 0osfom MiQS, Mo., oui
@cIuf bel ibrcr Sfwciter, 6rou $.
.. Gumpcr, bcrlpeilte, lit lcttC $50.
dc mic0cr 3uriifgcfcbrt.
g. &. Sp. @cicnlonn, unIer Roa0.
bob, hottie lcttc &o6c cinC In5ohI
9(rbcitcr b2idGftiQt I'M sic &ooOE
nl>a5ubciiern,
(rotOcu Der Eo0 oc& @cor0 &oI
nidt mermurtct fam, hot 0criclb.
rrnicrc @cp6lfcrrmg in ticiItc Eroltc'
Ucricbt. Ncrr 9&ol5 mar bier odQc
mcin bclicbt uno gead)tct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04
MARKET UNDESIRABLE STOCK
Poultryman Should Go Over Flock and
Gull Out Fowls Not Wanted
for Winter.

If You have not already done so It
will he well to Gull out and sell or
such stock as you do not intend to win
ter. In fact. it is generally desirable
TO have September and October Gull
ings for the purpose of marketing
such old and Young stock as It will
not pay to GARY through the winter
season.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04
&CrmhRter als &eidJe aufseiunOsn,

Seit &ur5em purOe Der leOlgr
33idbrigr( agl0Dner Soici Sd)m0l3.
Ter aus SOvreuL 9apern uermlBt,
Gerielbe mllrOe nultnlebr ais HeIGc
autgeiunOen; Der SdyGOrl war oou.
IldnOI8 5crtriimntert. IlS ser Sat
Orin8cnO uero0dti9 lit DER Ucrbcl
ratctc 2aGl6bncr lll0mig SdmOI
reld)cr iliId,tis geworoCn lit
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04

ollS0e5cidnctc mar, un0 Corn cine
0roOcSl, riciigc Grntc o69ab.
2ouiS 3eiiin9cr. OcIicn Sd)eunc
nclrlit oltrd 6cltcr 5critort murbc,
triift %orbercitlnqcn 6ltrt 9olt elmer
nCltcn. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04

4 4 3 " , 3 y
> 9}idt ucr9ciicn 0ilricn mir DC
. llntcritilBunQ Scr Ocrtid)c1l
= 8rciic. g}idt orrrM @roOoruf'
ouf @olf5fcItcn unO bel &cr,
# iommlungcn mtcritilBm mir
+ Die quite Ereiic iOnocrn o>l@
= 6urdy Recommendations
Il ,rnO promptc @e5oblllnQ Ne2
: 9(bonnementSl
. y 4 4 4 Il 4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04

gS72eien sic Die an5ei9en. De
ebren sic nit Sbrer &llnbidoft 2eu'
tc, Ole in Sbrer 3eitung on5eigcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-11-04

Sinoernllln6 Wfanln: Stun,
&arld}cn, tporllllt mcinlt OIL ocnn?
3arIden; Mein Sreun6 gSiIli lit
in cine onOere StraBc 8e5ogen NM
fontnlt mn, gar uiht mebr gu mirl
Wonlo: 0c8bolb broudit Oh bod
nidt 81 neinen, 90 iinO bod nod
gcn,,g onocre feline Sln9cnS in Der
0odborIdaft, nit benen oil ipieIen
fonnIt.
Gorlden: Sa, ober Die iino ltor,
fer ol8 i'd, Die fam ih nif)t ner'
bouenl
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08
connection with his other field work

connection with his other field work,
The price that one of these eggs,
hitherto unseen by civilized man,
would command, has not been quoted
but judging from the enthusiasm dis
played in natural history societies
over the subject, the goose that laid
the golden egg will have nothing on
this bird.
Baffin Land is believed to be the
greatest breeding place of bird life
in the far north. In its 100000
square miles of interior unexplored
by white men are lakes which the Es-
kimos describe as six days sledge
journey in length lat least 100 miles)
and Astounding in wild-fowl.
The Mcmillan expedition will leave
here in July in the schooner Bowdoin
specially built for the purpose and
will spend probably IA months in a
study of Baffin Land along various
scientific lines.
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Let B. & B. DO IT." 3-y
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08
NEW YORK WILL
ltEG|sLATE F D R
E...EQU|TABLE PRICE
ORx Associated PressD


New York, June THE New York
legislature at its next session will be
asked to erect stronger Legal barriers
against price fixing combinations. Its
committee investigating building
trusts expects to recommend legisla-
ton intended to preclude repetition
of; collision, uniform price making
and extortion such as it has exposed
purses by choking free competition.
This committee, it has been learned
from official sources, favors Jail and
penitentiary sentences for individuals
who pray upon public or private
purses by choking free cOmpentition.
It!does not consider that fines impose
sufficient punishment upon such men.
For violations of state antitrust
laws a minimum sentence of SIX
months probably will be recommend
ed in the proposed legislation. In
this way, Sampel Untermyer, counsel
for the committee, contends that Of
fcers of concerns convicted of goug-
ing the public suffer as much, at least
as those guilty of disorderly conduct.
, Conspiracy to defraud the city, an
occurance which the investigation
brought out had not been infrequent
in the past, would be made a felony
if the committee recommendations
were adopted.
Other suggestions will be to compel
every contractor dealing with the city
to agree not to compare quotations
with others; to forbid contractors
from belonging to any associaE Zion
that hampers the offering of unre-
stricted bids and to compel them to
submit a list of all sub-contractors
engaged on a particular piece of con-
struction work.
1t is understood the committee also
will request the legislature to prohib'
ii agreements between labor and EN-.
ployers where the union fixes the
price which employers must charge
builders for labor.
Along with these recommendations
for lowering the cost of construction
the committee is expected to ask the
legislature to ease the financial phas.
es of building by requiring banks
and insurance companies to place
certain percentage of their resources
into real estate mortgages.
The committee expects to conclude
its long series of open hearings il
June, but the housekeeping among
building trades may go on mucl
longer. Additional indictments arr
predicted by Mr.. Untermyer.
Already more than 200 individuals
and concerns have been fined or sen
fenced to Imprisonment as result
of the inquiry. Sixteen master plum
bers were sent to the workhouse afte,
the committee finished with them ant
their organizatio. They were fount
guilty of restraint of trade. Sever
other men were sentenced to peniten
tiary terms, among them the wealth!
labor leader Robert P. Brindell, ant
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08
SEARCH FOR EGGS
OF BLUE GOOSE
is TO BE NJ A d E
(By Associated Press)

Boston, June IA hunt for the egg
of the blue goose will be one of the
odd errands of the Donald B. McMil-
Ian expedition to Baffin Land this
year if the hopes of ornithologists
are realized. The adult blue goose
variety with a grayish brown body
that gets its name from the blue
gray of its wing coverts, is not I'M
common in the United States but its
breeding haunts have been a subject
of much speculation among bird low
ers and its nest and eggs have never
been observed.
An announcement by DR.. Mcmillan
that on his last trip to the Arctic
he had noticed fledgelings of these
geese aroused the interest of students
of bird life with the result that one
of the scientists who will accompany
the present expedition will be COM
missioned to be one the lookout es
pecially for the blue goose eggs in
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08
LAKELAND JUST FOUND OUT
WOMEN HAVE VOTING RIGHTS

Lakeland, June Passage OF a
special act by the legislature accords
the right of suffrage to the women OF
Lakeland who qualify and they now
will be enabled to vote in the coming
municipal election, procedure which
is causing much comment among can
didates. The question of whether the
women will be required to pay poll
tax for the last two years is still I'M
der discussion. City Attorney D.
Hardin Peterson holds that a woman
voter is of the same status as a man
coming of age, and therefore exempt.
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laps ENTHUSED
OVER HOSPITAL
BY AMERICANS
ORx Asnncinted PreHsl

Toxic, June practically the en-
tire diplomatic corps and a large
number of representative Japanese
attended a Japanese play "The Forty
Seven Robins, presented here for
the benefit of the training school of
St. Lukes International Hospital,
which was founded by the American
Episcopal Mission.
Viscount Eiichi Shibusawa in an adj
dress said he wished to acknowledge
the high service rendered to the
cause of medicine in Japan by DR.. R.