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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-09-07

Allen King of Charlotte, N. G., is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. King near the city.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-09-07
PREACHING AT WARRENToN

There will be services next Sun
day morning at Warrenton.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-09-07

CONTINUED on page four.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
LOGAN COUNTY COTTON
POOL TO Be SOLD
August 18th Is Date Set For
Federal Agert To Be Here
Lists VIII Close on
Thursday

The POOL of fcgan County Cotton
to he sold on Friday August IL and
er tho supervision of The lTnuea
States Bureau Of markets was com
rle'ed Manaay evening with nearly
ey9 bales listed Ia he roal Nes
Holman ~ the First National nan.
vho II acting as trustee FOR the
growers has already heard frpn =
number Of outside bidders whn wilt
he present
II has been decided 10 lsape lae
pool open unsil Thursday afternoon
and an persons desiring 70 gpi Ia can
take Their cotton 70 she compress VIZ
to that time and leave their com
press receiatH with Secretary Fred
r. Wenner. Of the Cotton Growers
COMMITTEES st The County Agents ot
fice on the First National BANK and
their cotton will te graded ard
chased ~ a government expect and
sold III the nool
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
LOGAN COUNTY TAX
RETURNS APPROVED
hlll Humphrey Wins When
HIS Property Tax Rate
II Approved unAni
monAly

caaHiy Assessor Hfi ilansasar
g lHe mas, couleHgsa eisa "a tas
fs1fs hnNer sssiay
Yesterday ~ msg wHh ghr slsts
luafa - ruuAilhatWu asa psssss
maslef
u fesaraa Mers aeepsst sa s,sa
inllfsi Naa thai y saylns sba'e
iot
NeafiY rvoft county Il she State
Nad shp ameaHs v 'ssaias prosperity
euhmltlea ratsr,i
llNmghfaY lp bls address, la ghr
lemd of eaaallsallaa ssulaiasA sai'
81 e slestlY ana phen lesaa eaaa
q vaa reached mvtlon Waa msa'
lba' I've Fvarns fram tayan eeaas
He aeeeviea as swaeHfe'
rhat relineA li#la4hss4 spW8se
aht es he hsa sves fse esY Asare
ine "a ma'oaa hi4ius fhs rass ia laa
ease Il other enanll.a ana Shes k'a
fereFi WA aeepftrs ea sutmli'e4i ~
fei' llAa hsaaiaR oaFA mFHlheY II fh'
heafa
llshsae mn was felltssi ~ W
etFain Nhre nla Lossn sllpped as
sog ibe wire sithnas tnnat had
eavfulY pruarrd tho reg'nf' ara :
Wufe asa Mlad shai the sAs fAtpfg ~
foeaa cauntg sill ~ lea ofr eAsy
lhia YEAR salt flgmpafeY teaaY
ihe total saiae ~ nll sAxablv Nrn
rrtty ~ iovan rslutY as flsvS w
lhr county boari ~ equalization An
approved ~ sho state haafa A'
equalization ie flst9s0T n lfst
ths sHlaAtisu vas slts7fe8t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
The Tangled Income Tax What of the Game? The Gold Hunter

The United States borrowed the
principle Of the income tax from Eng.
land. We seem TO have borrowed al
the same time set Of methods of
computing the tax and making the
returns that for complexity and con-
fusion exceeds everything else in gov
ernment business.
Anyway. we would like to believe
that these enethods are Of alien origin,
not American. And we bave this much
TO 70 on: \ society has been formed
in Britain which purposes, through lis
numbers and lis political activity, 10
force the government 10 simplify the
income tax II is not trying to reduce
or avoid taxes. It's sole aim is to make
the thing ineligible TO those who
make the returns. The head OF the
organization says that for himself all
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

Wherein Is haii player nho has
mad' confession u erookednes. any
less the crook fy reason IL the with
drawal ~ the confesaioni
Who !. ihe enterprising baseball
'panagcr who Is going 70 take one or
more u those PLAYERS into his or9ani.
laiiup
What !. elean baseball worth 10 tl.e
ronftryf
n 'dean baseball il desirable how
shall people go about Il 70 keep base.
ball elean in opposition "a gamblers.
70 fellows who slip money under the
pillow ~ baseball players, 10 the
friends Of these players. b iuries that
sit IN caSes involving baseball bribery
and'to jndges who are tiekled 10 death
over acquittals that followf
fconfinnad on pare 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

he asks Is that the law be altered 50
that he "wilI not have 70 hire an ae-
eountant 10 ascertain what is my ia.
come as the government wants il
reckoned.
The American income tax blank,
even TO the average business fau. Is
an cncourager Of bad temper. prove
cative Of profanity We do moi doubt
that sone Of the more recent cases of
insanity can be traced % struggles
with these papers Because of the
intricate system armies Of clerks are
required in checking up returns, and
vet these clerks are two years behind
in the work The most recent report
on the income tax is for the year 1919.
and was issued only last month. No
man can feel certain until after long
passage Of time that he will not be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
Luxury
Taxes to
Be Cut

r'ashinetsn. n. c, Ane, Having
agreed 10 elimination .of the sod
fountain. Ice cream ana SO cailei
iasaries taxes ca wearing apparel
and a flfty reF cent cat in the lew
on sporting gocds RernhllcAr merr
bers of the hoMsr WAYS and mean,
committee Eenrued today to the ioa
os revenue revision resolved 10 mak
further radnrtlons IN the total tax
the American people will ~ callel
upon % ray shls fiscal year
A flfty per cent cur in the trans
nortation ievles hoth passenger ara
freight was declared % b. practically
certainty Those members who
heretofore have urged immediate rs
peal OF all Of these taxes we're under.
stood 10 be PREPARED fo rrcss their
point with the argument taat th's
eonld pe done readily II r~ncal q
the excess profits and higher sur
taxes "a delayed unlil next JaaaarY
:. as now proposed
The total loss ef revenue involve
10 cutting off the transportation
taxes was estimated Il seea 600 e01
or iess. n was claimed than the loss
that would be entailad this year
through making the re~eai 81 the ex
cess profits and higher income sur
faxes retroactive e. las January
II also was urged sha' the nuttine on
" the levias on freight and rassea
ser traffic wcald rrove Of real he'a
10 business through SAVINGS n
freight charges and added expenses
az travelling statesmen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
Pleads
For IT,
Toa. IS
&C
iasa lasalasaA 49,
fea rslea ee @e n aaea
ef hsf llss Il <k ina

ethse - 80 seat ilsef taa Hsv
u wa NYsga II "a frsssYtsrlaa
teafh gaiaY salA lns taymeus sas
isspnee W iRe Nstssalst tpneepal
ehmFea avath ta sesalaa hsew fle
Ntefa i esesH'tsa aeesutAFy NJ ghs
heagN " aeeFAilyea As lhA Eialsheaa
'siras asg WAepAaees vulle. n "
sls Ap,As en SphAiea ~ tassatfy
Fhs mlwlpa " FptRsen IA sAe
pernel aisssgaea saesAt agAne il ans
re- maeh mea*AHn sw fha gAae ta
sees sae sesFsdnesa ef thm psa-
e<fY fsxh1s e lhs fsea. Al haash Il
Is 'ass slsa AZ u H : MssAAas u sAa
rlsh "a sAs nAna aaa ssisis ~ tsaas
Nhslsi so htsae ahuut apes hra heg.
N aia sAallsa "a wsassA. AeaHA. lmy
eaa freedom ef 81 wafsa. tAm Hev
Ny NTs s*Ia Taa eaaass ~
aHae s1 eharllY auv saa Il ~ aaaa
NJ s'9lsase The Inequalities ~ sAa
ntessa ranamlr arsleF eaa Be sii
#iHassa auly bY mafe bfnsheriy als
fpHflea e ihe geafla 81, laaaasfy
af lAs saayes n eFelaeslaa
wealth. can ~ spaagerslaasa ii
fvthsfig way palY tAser u i maas.
~ shs @gvesas ~ iVa pgaaasglaa. NJ
ihe sFansla9 NJ tTuty lgelam sAWw.
~ voluntary asNfaaam in sha ia.
seFvss ssseesd gag tks ass a aaplsAi.
puH eY very mAlsrsai lasreaaa ID
sAs lluaurlal ss~srla aala ~ Anmaa
hstnA tnf shslg Iabng nf hAaa ar
hraia
iA u hfsiAsFly. aaaea iha REV
~ Asvrs fhsi ths tlnaa lai haeaas
nt a's sH8asa Bear aawh aa haFtns'
ngan IAsse eho haYe shs IsAasf Il
NFtgaAi Abs 4 gaeF asaa aaaula Aava
80 psy sAp hI3hpsl pslses far aii ~
she necessities " iitwf h IA bensh.
aFIy hes ~ ~ lahafsrs umy ahaalsi
= re- lhs ulautv ~ acts slsx. wNhaaxh
hsssng asis - stsma tha ftaanelAl
fwia "a slsAasAs hass tArlr saiafgsa
iaNea ~ shsm ~ laa9 pa thsv arn
iHf ia Z hfpsheflg saAt sha blaAant
ffsiils n lbe fnal estate baalaaas
shan'a - eamasenlY asflssa frum
tenenHal property ne laaal 8easfahlr
accommodations III ths *huls cry
wH#ft sh1 poorest 0@pgla havs I0
llsn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
Are You For
Or Against
Bond Issue?

The city hoard Of educa'io wants
expressions from the taxpayers OF
the district with reference 70 voting
bonds OF t350.o0o for new hish
school building: Following are some
al the answers. more will be printel
from day to day Any citizen eho
wishes 10 do so can express bis feel
ings in more extended manner by
addressing communications 10 Forum
Editor. Daily Leader:
The shumh- nail interviews follos:
A. =. Koetch While we certainly
want a new high school building o.
an addition to the present building
| DO not think the people would yo'e
bonds al this time Later the bonds
may be voted for good high schosl
building
Dick wolgamot: am not very
well posted as 10 the needs of the
school children for an enlarged high
school. but 10 try to vote bonds fof
a new high school building at tbs
time think would meet with failure
s.P. Crook: I am heartily in fav-
or OF doing all that is necessary for
the education of the children Of II
city and county. but OF the bond is-
sue comes up at the present time,
do not think II could be put over.
Mrs. David Hetch: Too much can
not be done for the education Of our
young people and good and commoil
Gus quarters should be provided,
However al the present time do MT
think the people would vote bonds for
any purposes. II may be done later
on.
Ben Cooksey: The taxes now ars
very high and no relief In sight
think an addition 10 the present high
school building would answer for the
present and later on when things get
more normal vote enough bonds for
n good high school building in some
central part OF the city.
Herman Gerlach- Ny Judgment 's
that bonds for any purpose could mo-
5e voted at this time. Better wait
until the financial situation gets little
easier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
MAN WHO STOLEA
HORSE IS GRABBED
Rarely Ever Ii Sheriff Called
Upon To Hunt Horse
Thieves Relic Of
Oldcn Days

JOHN lfNe relle ~ oAlau aaYs IS
ia hB
lls e 'hawed e'A alealn4 a
faFas
liNrsr stealing "a Otiahnha :
rarity dWlpr sbss~ daY II aa as
hiita
haa y iAaA rather as fug hIn
ghe hntHe hos fsea recovered ni
George Atbles " snfinessnie .h~n
NNip ir1m whrm the hafsa waa sful
IA hsH ldaailflea i4e anima
Sheriff Robertson caught Iee Us
w Reno yesterday and resaFpei hm
io ial hnfn 60 a~aii tflai iaf she
larceny 4 hofse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
EPW0RTH LEAGUE INsTI-
TUTE TO BRING MANY HERE
Rooms In Private Houses Will
Be In Demand Institute
Free, Excepting One
Day, Sept 2

AZ ihe aay Appg 4ghes fof fho ea
lna ~ me KpwaFsh League Institute
plaaa are rapidly kelng completed 10
give ihe soang psile oi lha state a
fins reception. temarleea " lAa
thambr u cnmmeree arc mee nx
ionisht Y alscss aays aad means of
maains the n'ertiue sucee.s fron
the Guthrie STANDPOINT
wailc lh.s canyostan wll i4rKeiy
hc Tras me#inK, ibero sfr aute
number eho slli preiee 10 fpon ln
private haasss IS VI ara reauss ing
thar ibosc 81 lhe cily eho have SPARE
rooms can Mr Il. NJ rQheW. Phone
ass Dcleeates ~lil expeet to nay 4
reasonable amount for rooms
For the beneflt ~ the Guthrie pah
lic Ne wanl 20 say .ha' lhe evening"
programs ~ she Institute viii bo ffes
20 Tho public except raasy asiht
September 2 ahen the famous fiim
THE Elfeam ~ lAfe" am NJ ahoau
4 small admission fee wlil ~ charH 4
g this u mee me cou Of BE- rra-
rrani
Any ono wishing sn attend tae ele1s
wosk during the morning under lbe
leadership of Neil chosen faenHs
can % 80 on payemni ~ thc Sc resla
traiion fee Meals Will Ne nefgrd la
he Pair Exhibition nuliahT a.
reasonable ra'es.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
News Notes, Hot
off The Wire

Mexico City Aug General Jose Aesse kooies
brother of the minister Spain and TO the editor o
the newspaper Ell Democrata shot and instantly Killed
last evening his automobile through OF the
main streets in the residence section OF the city
Los Angeles Calf Aug Search for the shotgun with
which John Bolton Kennedy killed his cot
tage Beverly Glen Friday night pressed vigorously
today by county authorities the most important link still
missing evidence which has been far dis
covered in connection with the murder.
Lindsay Ontario Aug o. General Sir Sam Hughes,
former Canadian minister OF militia and outstanding figure
in Canadas effort very death 80 o'clock
this morning His physician did not think he would live many
hours He has suffered from anaema for months and
has been kept alive with blood TRANSMISSION for weeks
San Francisco Aug "a wireless message early today
from the San Jose which struck Pablo reef
about 1900 miles south of San Diego last night indicated the
ship resting easily There 80 passengers and GO
members Of the aboard
Ore message from Captain castro said
Holding out o. k, guess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
Sues To Recover
His Picture Bride;
,ErstInstance known

chles1c, Aua. = - Jessph
sssRhmaoa : lanitsr hss sssrted
eogrt proceedings to Gala pexs<s
sien of Theresa arsrsiev. a.
t~en's four year eia picture
bride being cared Ser - ths
preteetorsts 81 = church leAo8e
sGAinst whom . writ es haheas
eorpus Is directed
8s'Qhmann asserts ne came
from Aussria fiftsea years age
when Miss Brinsier Was little
cirt. A year age Ne ~re,e MS
brother lm N.ensA ard asked tNat
> wife he picked for nlm he say
t4is brother sent hsr Nlas
srinsier's picture. Their an eos
toisry coursshlp followed which
ended when she eiri came 70 ,Ae
United states.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

called upon 70 make additional pay
menis ~. own mathematics. sincere
.. Il may have been. being uusats.
faetory 10 Washington And no man
can be- sure. after be has made ad.
diiional payments. that tlss~a charges
are just
No tax. of course. Is popular. But
some taxes can BE- made uore likable
than others Such fax Is that on IN
comes heeause Il ~ so sound in pfin-
ciplc. Yet IL Is the tax which more
than any other raises the fur on
peoples Mcks II should be simpli-
fled Failing in other persuasions. We
may have 10 form league aud use The
biIdgeon Of politics
Questions inspired by the baseball
xarIs.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

Newber,y Case Is
At End: Ford
Is Counted Ont

washinosor. ASie. s.--sepubll
cars of the senate privilege ard
election committee today voted
Senator Truman N Newhefry,
Republican. Michigan. whose
elected ln 1918 was coriestsd by
Henry Fore, oemocrat nominee.
clsar tlsle 20 his seat Demo
crst committee members all vos'
ed in opposition and the long
contested case now goes 20 the
sena.e sor fnai decision.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
FAMINE IN RUSSIA

wa hiugson. Aua q Allcsiaiion ?.
the famine IN ten provinces q Rna
sia Will require the distribution nf
almost three quarters of million
tons Of breadsfatgs. according 10 81
Inmates made in Moscow and report
Cd 70 the state department today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

Alaa ltfvn MHflfide. 8a4-rtY a.tla0e
ai tbe Nsw Yvfx itsmsi. "A apsass
a few aasa IA tiuEhHe TbM II hsr
nfM sisa "a 0slAhama. aha eame
'q Naihfie q ify sha nilnefai hMtAs
a. sas '>nAelpal iiaih Aeaaa.
$3.50 sIl - fYam unshris ID call.
fprnla. Hhsfe ahs will shemd twa
mWeiha ia shAs psfs ag sesnN Ams.
flf* HAe ~ enthusiastic osnr 0Aia
asasa sni lha eanaefnil agfgaes shia
aeN ssss has mAae she declares
fh's iFlp ~lll ~ su sweat "a be- yomax
hgF arnNupHs lfn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
sitIsitNisi W,It. ~ e.. or
T.. 10 VISIT AGI.D pAIsE>r

Hesfetafy Wall o. tbe eAamher AZ
sommsfss lsf' fueeaar mosniax fsr
. eesAs sialt sta BIZ fAtAas in
ii'ln"la. 1ho ls over "a ysars ald
Thls wlll W. Ms eBIy yseatlon. 40
SIT sleli seysFsl secretaries "a sAan.
hefA q eammefsn taking notas az
*efs aaf nseans ne ae'ip9 thea~
organizations Ia 81 liya eltleA along
tla roa'es x0lns ana samlax.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
SHOW WI" STATE WILL
i't CENTURY OLD Atc. ID

oa AaSast 10th. century back.
Missouri was admitted 10 Tho Amert.
can alsssffnod EAs was certainty
'f'aAy' pAptall iaaa wsgh many an
aaeipade, bat As Aas agsa sha has
settled ao~n to lhs mora aedase AMI
au'ss ant igveabie slstsr. wl.A atsoak
Indications of long life of matunly
e"naHes Here's Aapln9 for Tho best
anyway. for she ~Nhow Me- state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
MILLION POUNDS os ssrp
oaAiN TO RUSSIA

hisa, Aug Ambition p,unds n
seed grain are oa me way 10 Ruasi..
from The United states. according n
an ANNOUNCEMENT made Iu letter
10 the Russian peasants BY Nikolal
i'en'ne the Boisheyist promier. Tho
scss ef tho letter was circulated 10
aay BY the Rosta Agency. me Bot
shevik diaseminator OF news.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

Chicago. Aug o. The ieamsfei
sirika which started yestefady ana
has tied up Chicagos garbage 70
movaI system, continued today white
refuse piled up in the city a an 81
timated rate ~ i',na eabic yards.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
JOHN spREcKELs JR. Is
KILLED IN AUTO AcclpEn

San Francisco, Cal. Aus. Ioha
y snreckles ir was fatally hurt late
Monday when the automobile he wsa
driving from Taft. California ofi
fields 10 Bakersfield. overturned iga
died In bakersfield hospital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
NEAR EAST A,r ey HEAT WAVE

consiantinopic, Aug g. MI Near
Eastern countries have BEEN struck
ny the heat wave which has prevail
GA for several weeks over South Rus
fla. this city being particularly az
fected. immense forest fires are re-
ported from Asia Minor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
MOTOR TRUCK SERVICE
BECOMING POPULAR

Alsa, Aug q Motor truck service
has been established between AisF
Enid. Cherokee JET. Nash. llllladale.
Ingersoli and Ashley The truck
irains make daily runs between ,heaa
towns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
Values In
StdteAre
Increased

uklshama CITY. AIS An ln
Grease ~ arprAlnateiy 81 eeafel
~ili ~ added th.s wear t. ne state
assessrd valuation gor 1885,. seeorl
ine 20 estimates Nv members a. tte
state heard q equalization TAia y
make she total valuation q isxaesa
vroperts in ths state ia '9sl anro
Nsmatels p Hs tss.~N last yeaf
valuation was s. atsS74E of shis
Increase approximately 50 ~s0 noo
vii - aAded ~ he l.oara 8.
equalization % she increase - sat-
o0s Hp shown "a The aggregate fe
port of county tax sssessofp
The h,ard has PASSED aron tbs
valuation Of Al counties IN The state
~hh the exception ~ nsckhAm and
'rushmAiahs counties whose asse
sors have not we, submitted their re
PORTS The board vet has 70 cousia
cr the valuations II public service
utilities ana corporations ~hlch VII
make II lrsf oAslhla io arrlve a me
las levy antil aNopi Seplemhef + s.
was announced
Tulsa increase ia LARGEST
gumofs aaoat among Officials thA'
the tax levy far ihc state y n roA =
mlila for next year viii depend fNf
their correctness largely upon de
cslon "a - handed down soon ~
The supreme eours as 20 ihe legality
Continued On rare 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
WEATHER

New Orleans, La, Aug. e.-Tonsgh'
and wednesday generally fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

y uraf ani Wlfe retafntd last
nieh ffom $40 vetks visit ID tfe
rlfy kaueaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

ALLIED SUPREME COUNCIL
NOT TO INTERFERE IN siLESiA
Paris. Aug. e.-~rhe allied supren'a
ecuncil decided today NOT 20 send -
Inducements for the allied troops -
Upper silesla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
TRANSFERS ARE our

Continued on raee 1,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

Questions inspired by the baseball
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-05-13
Artificial Nitrates
Used as Experiment

Whether artificial nitrates, made in
Norway by immense hydro-electric
plants which condense nitrogen from
the air will be success here and will
ultimately supply a large portion of
the Hawaiian market, replacing nat
ural n~itrates from the Chilean field,
will not be determined for another
year, according to Clinton G. owen,
anage of the Hawaiian Fertilizer
Co., in the Honolulu Advertiser.
The second cargo of artificial nj
trates arrived here this week by the
Norwegian ship Mafalda, tse owners
evidently sending the shipment on
speculation as no contract for it had
been entered into by any of the local
concerns that might be interested.
The first shipment of these nitrates
to Honolulu reached here last year
and was sold to the Hawaiian Fertl-
lizer company. 1t was used to fertl'
lie certain tracts on plantations Dut
as another year will be REQUIRED for
the maturing of the cane planted on
these lands, the effect OF n new
fertilizer is not yet apparent.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-05-13
ENTERED OF RECORD

HAMA PUPUHI and hsb. to Kaeleku
Sugar Co., various pcs. land, Hama,
Maui. March 81, 1921. 5000.
MANUEL F TEXEIRA and WI. to
Mrs. Margaret r Comes, r p 1872
and r p 1908, Waiakoa, Kula, Maui.
Feb 81, 1921. 500.
T F TOM and VT to w F Crockett gr
6425, Kuiaha-Pauwela, Hamakualoa,
Maui. Apr 10, 1921. $500.
LILA KAHU ct ais to William N ka-
hawailua APPS 1 and 2 of II p 1885
and pcs land, Papaka, Honuala,
Maui. Mar 81, 1921. 1886.
JOHN LIMAHAI and VT to Louis II
sylvia. APPS 1 and 2 R p 64O6, kul,
1880 Waipukua etc, Waihee, Maui.
Apr A, 1921. $3.50.
.POHAKU Mkt and VT to X A Drum
mond int in various pcs land, koo-
lau, Maui. Apr Is, 1921. 500.
SARAH KAHOOKELE and hsb to X
A Drummond, int in lands, koolau,
Maui.
MANUEL FRANCO JR and VT to JOS
eph Paiva 5.S5 A. land, Makawao,
Maui. Feb. II, 1921. 5000.
KALANI KAPU to Hamoa Agrictl Co
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Ltd IA int in kul 1889, Aleamai, ia
ma, Maui. Apr IL, 1921. S55.
CHAUNCY MILES to Frank F Jardin,
lot Z or 1855, Wahikuli, Lahaina,
Maui. Apr IS, 1921. 1915.
PIONEER MILL co LTD to Lahaina
Agrictl Co Ltd, 10-100 A of II p 1905
ap 2, Wahikuli, Lahaina, Maui. Apr
Is, 1921. 81.
DAVID KANUA and VT to Lahaina
Agrictl Co Ltd 91-720 int in X p 1916
and 101, Kuhua etc, Lahaina, Maui.
Apr 90, 1921.
HIKU HAMAMOTO and VT to Bank
Of Maui Ltd 1924 SO # of r P 1896,
Owa, Waikiki, Maui. Apr 8, 1921.
$1,000.
JlROKICHI FUJIYOSHI and VT to
Mrs Kiku Hamamoto por r z 1896
kul i20, Owa, Waikiki, Maui. Apr
A, 1921. $1,000.
MARIANA BOTEILHO and VT to Mil
lie E Baptist por r | 1882 kul 2159,
Halaula, Waikiki, Maui. Apr 80,
1921. $500.
SEKI HONDA and hsb to John @ Bap-
fist Jr lot 4 blk 1, Wells Park tract,
Waikiki, Maui. May 2, 1921. $3.50.
GEORGE d ROBINSON and VT ct al
to Lahaina Agrictl Co Ltd r p 1891
kul 1927, Honokowai, Kaanapali,
Maui. Apr 80, 1921. $2250.
Exchange Deed
LAHAINA AGRICTL co LTD with
Territory of Hawaii APP 3 kul SO and
pc land, Hanakaoo, Lahaina, Maui
Mar 80, 1921.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII with La
haina Agrictl Co Ltd pors gr Is APPS
3, s and 8 and kul 1901, Lahaina,
Maui. MAI 80, 1921.
DAVID HAUKI to Lahaina Agrictl CC