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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
Zoo REWARD 500.

fNe fftaefR - thit Fsnes viii -
rieAsva W @aeN SHAT fh~fn IA A.
isaat eae Afraatt disease lhal
seiente haa Aeee Aaie - sarm IL "a
8s aiakNa sad tMAF ia vatafsh ga
tatfh tesaA NfeatiV iafaeneeA "
constitutional essHdittAna raaaiess
enAstitatlenal ttpatment SARA ~
AeFN Nsaffsna n. faxsn lAseFrailv
and Aeta shgm the lsleat IN tAA MaF
nps FHFiAfrs " she #Yatem thsFuh
AnasWYiua th~ Fean8aflan ~ shw sfia
eA&n siysaa the pattHHt sirvmeth ~
hutAlinR ~ Tho coastilatlaa ard ~
aistlnM hAfmFn lm dalhW ita wwFs IN
pfnpfsrfafa have 81 Hiaeh fsitA la
the fagattyw puw#ea 80 HaiiA EA
fAFh Mealsnu sAat thpg uffar eln@
HuHafet lhgllara tnf anY ease thAs s
failp to eaFa aana far lisg ~ tnsN
nnnaiaia
Address q J CHENEY a "a
fpleia. vAie Aold ~ sll nTakals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
JEALOUS WOMAN CLEARS
UP 0lD MURDER MYSTERY
Poisoning OF Mrs KolEe and
John Demmer. Eight Years
Ago. Revived By New
Testimony

CbicAge. Aag . tn possonlns q
Mrs Marietta Kolae ana JeAa l'sm
nsef, elghi Ycafs age, @aa the woF4
u more than ems refaen Accosalng
Is DO .es,imon, % tsn charmed At.
ues 81 Yesterday before tcrcncr
Peter Hoffman
The kelses and pemmers lived IN
the same hease in schliief fars. llis.
Il wta ssla. Fred koiss ard Mrs
I,cmmer eonsolldatins their tAmrles
after the teo deaths MIA Mrs nem.
ner actins as houseksepcr
last week Mrs tlemmsf admitted.
IS ~aA nAid. that she WIS Jealous ar
kolaea attentions 10 aaaheg woman
and thar BE told her iAas he had
done a~Ay wah BE sie she said
thar she ss~ Noire give bis Wifr scrae
While powders
Upon .he death ~ Ffea Nolsc on
Jaly rs an Investigation saA begun
which y said a. have disclosed lhAt
he. his uiie ana Mrs nemners has
band had an heen poisoned ~ poison
being sloels administered, probAhls
ia hood
Mrs hemmrf was arrested and re-
lease temporarily en- . Nrst OK habear
conns A report is expected TODAY
on fourth body exbumei NJ Cor
oner hoffman, hat q Nse. Lena
koiFe, mo.her ~ Fred Chemists
have been seeking traces % poison in
Mrs koixes body.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
STATE COOPERATIVE So
CIEIY TO HARVEST CROP
Wheat Growers of State To Join
Issues Next Year and Do
Team Work In Harvest
Fields

Oklahoma CRY Aus Plans 70
harvest mex, years wheat crop
through state GO operative soriclt
known "A the Okiahema Whea,
Growers association. we're being laid
here today sponsors ~ ne plAr
claim they have signed ug eppro
ximately 100000 acres of wheat land.
end that tho association viii be in
corporated AZ an early date
The association will Dc managed
by beard of directors elected BY
the entire membership Promoters
of the association hope to gain op
tion on rs p.r cant % tho slatea
whcat crop by harvest time mex
year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
Widely Knonn Auto Man
Is Gipen Important Post

suFpsfai hea. Svaefst sales wRaassr
st ne femplaFa MasnFs tnatgsay -
Cleveland =
The sew Islssahars ear aales ~
ehifa W Andersen wtii alraef. Aas
heeeuse aensatlNa IA NA first fsv
men - - afedaysiss ga sha Faes
irseks II fAs saaatfr pussabafs
ertf'sa hare wea practically svsFy
thnY taela Nnr VIA fAnwna urassl
fTs IA FsAnas waa iaAt eeak-
its feeaasY IA maaafAlsaFiak
SIR & s'kbts. as slliy sna werkmsa
salR TIA new nHysahufs sin svil
as Aseal $4,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

rhe arpoiatEeng az ilAryY W "a
.lafsoa a. senAfAi sAles mAeaksF og
iae t,issnhafx Aaspmosas 4 ue'eft
'cmpAns AS Aaneau - taAss ~ T..
" EArAsa yiss ptestlens Asst keasfai
mAasge
10 aslseslnk Nf AAdeFsea ffRm a
sarge lf.s ~ msa auaee considerations.
AZ Kausla gAoss aai eaiY "a -
eeulitn at aesl sxesYeass hs' es
etilng lusewfs a . tn Naese
hapaa he tsaeesi sslea ee.i ss - At
sfsoeatep wial "a hahtlsi Ia sn e
galen. saa 9isnlrisA mAahe
Mf AhAeFan hfsAes to ih fhsata
stk eergoGas.ee vast sspefeuta q
Aaiomutlgs aaassFY refalIsr.s hss
-sHossnnse sas teen ~Hh oats lhe
hlFhes' ssaaf ears
lleadauafssf af Ns Aaaefsaa avs
ia Indianapolis laaapa Aamr = lAs
osw elan ~Nish tho fs,asnbufs ~
.sgaifnn hAe lus eomplAtvA TIERS
ilr haa already senameA his aAw
iains
Nf Aadefapn p saeea la ihe a
anairy A. ihe veteran whe baia ihn
lml mnsoW s~d hssh wAeaf Nnfay
fhA ans IN Nasemhef u lsas
40. faf YEARS NAs asaaeiatet eltn
hs Americas NoaFa cUmpans tulls
rfs of me AmrfleAn rnArssWnN
fnaf efllaaor ear Ne ~as aenefal
,aies manager ~ ths Hsufs Wa af Car
empahy q laiiaHapelis aHA ansll
hls connections wsgA she tiAsenhuFa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
ITALY TURNS EYES TO-
WARD SOUTH AMERICA
Relies on That Country To
Solve Her Emigration
and Raw Material
Problems

Rome Aus 2 itall looks 10
so@lth America for thc solution a
her emigration aud fAw material
problems The need Ger tho mlara
tiop Il lfalya excess population IA
paramount and new fields for h.
surplus sone and daughters are cs
pocicd to he ofund 10 Argentina ans
Brazil
The need of italy for raw materials
for her diversified Industrious can
also he snppiiad by the rich son'a
American reuibllcs AZ recent
conference of the italian Colonial IN
niitnte. II was pointed ont by pm
fessor Giovanni nonacei that ltaH
could hc supplied with both coal and
petroleum from nrazh and Areen'inr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

Steam and smoke are usod 70 give
errater Visibility aud varied effects
70 the besma ~ search lights nuai
In spectatnlar iighling This variety
of ~tlreleta fireworks7 was first dis
played at the Hndson Fulton colebra
ION 10 New Yorx with battery of
search lights totAiling 1000 900 .000
candle powcr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
SIMS CONGRATULATED uY
HIS IRISH ADMIRERS
Loyal Men OF Ulster Hold Same
Opinions As Does tA Talk
Ing Admiral Of the
United States

Belfast. Aus SA ivtter from Rear
Aamrai William Sims. ac6nowleag
ing receipt ~ congratulations from the
tielfas. comrades 8; the ErcAi var %
his recent sFseevA before she English.
saeakins rnlon ia London Ia which
be criticised activities II sinn Felu
symraihisers in iAn unlted states
~As made auhily today
The letter dated Ju'y a. read as
follows
= car assure yea q j. matter %
srea. graslteAiion e. find thai the
loyal men ~ Ulster hold lhr same
opinions - aa as "a she Ensliah
sgeAklnk peoples Il mas interest
sou 10 kaow thar practically ali the
reputable ne~ spapers in gho United
states are non ia thorough approval
~ our coademnalipn 81 the activities
II Sim Feln s,mqstaisefS IN me
Unlied states
"rhls has been hrouHat about hy a
remarkable eApFessen of opinion ~
the American people 10 tho form Of
showers ef letters and 'elesrams %
All concerned u Wouia almost seem
as though be incident Mrrv about 10
be transformed into an issae AZ all
events, L viii arpArn'lY hava a
Considerable cftce, II the fusure II
is my hope that li vlll cxperlsc a worry
considerable effect b the niiure "
ticns bciNfen eur Two countries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

when the tcweis are conHtipaied,
lower bowels or large iuiestines be
come paeked wIsh refuse matter 'hAi
IA made M larzely Of germs These
germs enter thc yermit0rm appendix
and set up Inflammation. which "a
commonly known a. appendicitis
Take rnamherlaiu's Tablets when
noeded ana keep your bowels reEuiaf
and Won have little 20 fear IRON az
pendicitis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
a TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and r-adder 1rouhlee
gravel. weak and lame back. rheu
natism and irregularities of the va
ucys and bladder Regulates hlal
de- troubles IN children. n not so.e
~ druggists mall 81 IS. Small bot.
se often cure. Send FOR sworn ieati
n.cniais. Dr n. w. liail. 1923 olive
street st. I,oaia. Mo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

The season Is here xhen many hay
fever and asthma aBitsfefs seek re-
lief az health resorts Those who r.
main M home can find relief IL
Foleys Honey and Tar II spreads
healing. soothluf coatinz over
tickling. Irritating membranes. eares
choking and grazing. and aids 70 re
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

" " namnH co n Nauonmi Mgll
tafY linme kAns writes = hay
iakeN rple,e ttonuy anl Tar wlfN
satsfqc'rfs results Nv reneh wh ct
wAs very sneera N now hnan s'er
net Nv ase ia 1S MS sth nf AuaNai
Good for hay fewer aHhms lfrlfai
nT couehe and enmmef cold Nei
everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
Tho Wonders Of kmsTIc,
aaaA vaaoe NATIONAL PARK
NJ Y Y MAxey


IN isss there vas discovered la
Noniefuma enuuiy. southwestern
rolrfaaa ghs greatest prehistoric ruins
10 lhia enNmfy A ghsf0Wkh vshsllAa
lion og gue canyon 4g ghu Manee~
risrr disclosed ne lass ihet v e'n
'ained extensive sxamplea ~ rhe WYs
t~rluaA reinAsn~ NJ nh rxllpet ease
tnslr NAm decided ~ efeeefse anA act
ssis nNuflt rap1 a,fes IS nailHai
pefA Mesa tSpnugeh faF hlsh table
audl ana tefda smsaAlna egeso FROM
,hs ceslDf ifessl
AlaNY narrow canyons with Wlgh
shetg wallis epea Into ghu sallef 81
lhelr slars afe many ~ ths beat pre-.
SERVED specimens ~ aln dwellings
known a large hNman population
lived in these eaye huis an 'hs sides
n lhesa sandstone Guns fhes bn
letri llaf tbry wsfr dependent upaa
be- snls a maks ne faiefaii ~ thelf
f9ps NuUld gsaw aui NufslHued shs
sau a. ihe father ~ all and the earth
as 0e meghef vito brought ail saaieNal
dressings Aprafrutl1 'bss pusssse1
uo written lanNaaEe ana fvroftlei ihelr
ihaUEhls onl} uY mrans ~ synhai.
Gun l'alsee lhy 4rgsaf dHeilln4 q
community houte hWd Wstt AHl aweIis
lne ruaius 10 addition g. maps saefea
nsens yNiled klsas HHa Temple
mysterious TaH Ahnpd Nae letter
T. ls over 80 fess Ions faa ~ fst
u lsir
A the population ~ this fommuntty
Increased ne n. ~ ins caves @Hs
covered wlih resgA nua nnaily lhey
rWefRe1 trom ige eaven aitaNashef and
hpiided paehlu 90 Top VI fNe masas
10 ne open country
A slsii 10 ghese fAiH4 "a wBth NAe
going hask info suu heg wofl8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

uhlah1ma city Asa = fha fsfs
N'pe llna la cater Oslah0ms City will
rfoh#hlY h~ lald lata shl# fll
fhls pcsAlhflitY came faila~fns -
npupeemsut - tha Neeo pesfu's swn
enmpany that il waa eNnslieglu
eish eFnlee' The prunoAed pl
line weul1 eonNsri sha saeu eem
faeYs weli At Okmalse~ wlth ~
choain on Corporations nsf'neyy
hers
The refinery "a 20 b. enlarged fnsr
daily rapaellY % tfs'o harfei ~
'wsa taFFela ,hls fail a wsa A
nnNacnf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

Alou anal wmen hayW found Faie
rilla rallable aia ln keeping ths
kidaeYu aaa hlRiaor N a nofmai ahd
healthy csniEi On aooe fof ehl sftn.
tno Alra John " True. q = ~
No 4. nox HT. ayvaHHpur8. i's,
writes 4 recommend Fofey kidHs
pilia 20 anyone fF0ngied wi,h ehld
tena beds citing Sold everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

president Ut large: AIRS. Margaret G.
Munnz of Evanston. H.. treasurer !:
Mrs Frances 4. Parks. also OF Evan
ston, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Elizabeth Preston Anderson Of Fargo.
\. H.. recording secretary and Mrs.
Sara Haines Hoge Of Lincoln. Va. as
slsfanf recording secretary.
This Is tie forty eighth national
meeting Of the organization and the
first to be held since the Eighteenth
amendment became effective. The time
win be given chiefly 70 the develop.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
COURT HOUSE NOTES


Oh and NkH
G g Hayes - ns. sfom
sualvuoord lease. 2 "a a M tsat
it 4E
jams haker from ) stahenbofa.
tease. fSal. ~ az es lalF
The Tessa Ga from narah u WA.
son release a.6 a. Nwaa lA3a aV.
Convey ances
Tom johnson q incet,a Alien. ~
~ 1875 ~. $500 ioi y blosA nj q "
Rohefi 1. Lame 20 tehAie a i.Ano
W " ktef, 81 81. Nw ftts~is tyv
ireseftingl go eh ROYALTY
rlesatd Barfler q ox, d Mary
esia 1sia ls 81 -. 4 int. lots 4. 4
3 block - r.
Affiaavi,s
O NJ WiNefogf cashier ~ ths
rphle st ai NE "a aTiatr
v Edwards e. the ruhlle ST
NE ~ sTitsiE
District Court
Narland Refining Co eR % A.
Jonea recovery E money on acct
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

A school 20 train girls 70 become
experts in fig packing has been star
ted near Fresno. California
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

The great dome OF St Panla
Cathedral. London. Is supported on
eight underground piers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
VICTIMS
RESCUED

Kidney. liver, bladder ard uric
aeid tFpuhlsa are uaoat dangerous
because ol shrle iassdlous attacks.
Heed tho FIRST warning they x,vs
that they reed attention BY taxing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

ment of the working program for the
ensuing year. with special speakers 20
talk on subjects related 70 the work
Of the organization Particular stress
viii be paid TO the outlining OF a pro
gram 10 make perfect the enforcement
Of the prohibItory law aud TO render
yet more effective the activities Of the
several departments 81 Organization en-
deayor. Amerlcsnization. Child Wei
fare. Scientific Temperance Instrue.
ton. Social Morality. Women 10 In
dustry and Christian Citizenship.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

The wonans Christian Temperance
Union will meet IN national convention
In san Francisco. August IS to 23 In
elusive. the sessions to be held in the
great convention hall in the civic cen
ter OF the coast city. Miss Anna A.
Gordon. natioaal president 81 the or
ganizaiion. vIli preslsle At the meet
ines. Tie other general officers. all of
whom win be IN attendance throughout
the convention. are: Mrs Ella A.
BOole cf Brooklyn, New York vice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09
GOLD MEDAL.
ANkRLEM On
v" M.NrfuaxI

The worlds sssnAAfi femssiY fgs ,h<w
essafslsfs. with afssn ~ssa ~ Theses ssssr
sssvs shd susuTsh@n shs tss,iY .sslnss
fYgshsgafta 80 Ihfss aises sll iFuewlass
ts.ss is- ~ p.ss. f.akf ss~a.i 80 ss~p
hes ssA .sss@s 49, 1sstsais@
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

vrasi ny ertsai s,su ss,s 10 .ems
parts " Iapnn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-09

WANTED = Clean. light so,ion rags
at Leader office
The Washington herald., 1921-03-20

fne new offerings within as na---
row limits as possible for a time. So
as to permit proper digestion Of 49,,
cUrities now authorized and OUT
standing. II develops that the-
initial distribution OF a large nufn.
ber Of securities put out In recenl
months was not of the right chsrao-s.
ter, because the securities thus SOLD /,
have not remained sold but have
been changing hands daily amour
dealers during the past few weeks
short Tern Issses. sz=-
Short term notes have shown.
considerable reaction over q period~
OF the last two or three weeks. par
ticularly railroad issues. some OF
which have lost as high as four
points. In1ustrials also have eased
up considerably and there does not
appear TO be as great a buying
POWER in the market as obtains In
ordinary normal times. IL wsaNy
pointed out, however. that shouie-
money rates become easy, institur
tions naturally would turn their att
tention TO the short term note mar
ket and this unquestionably would
stimulate considerable activity aud
strength in this department. @'
The Washington herald., 1921-03-20
Britain and Germany
Near Preloar Leuel in
Wheat lnipOrtattons.

Esfepe h rapidly Approaching
lts prewar wheat inDertaties
agures, the Bureau ef Markets Of
the UniteA states Department 81
Agriculture anneuneed last
aiGht. Great Britaia's Imports
tion Of wheat for the Arht six
months ef the present erep year
fotaled foe, ,eoe, go bushels, which
In within q very few million
bushels Of the prewar agures.
Figures fren. Germany show
that country surprisingiy near
her prewar Agures. Holland
and Belgium sre importing haif
NJ their prewar amounts.
wheat supp1fes In the Usited
States nre SMALLER than during
the two preceding years. the bu-
renu stated. The, wheat on
fars. In the mills. and supplies
at terminal points totals S20, ,00o,-
900 bssheIs. Last year at this
time there were s3s, 90, 900 bush
els
Dedsetinx the reasireme.ts
for eensanptisa, seeding and ex-
portation, the earry-over on
Jsiy 1 will be arsu.d $4,000. 600
b1sheis. eempsred with an s~er-
age earry-sver Of 7o.0O0, go
bushels during recent years.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-20
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

!, BALTIMORE, Nd, March 10. =
Eggs-West Md, Pa. and nearby
firsts 3oc; East. Shore, Nd. and va,
firsts- 3oc; Western (ohio), Hrsts,
soc; Southern IN. ,Caroiina), d-srs,
soc: West Virginia. frsts, 2sc; duck
eggs, SOC. - - :, = =
Live, Poultry-Chickrhs, young,
large, pound 3sa40c; spring, per
pound, IL pounds and up. 55asoc;
rough, staggy. poor. pound, 3oa32c;
old ROSTERS, pound. &c; old hens,
over 4 pounds. pound, 3sc; do, small,
pound, 37a3sc: white. Leghorn hens.
pound. s35a36c. -, =: : :
Butter-Creamery, Western Se;,a-
rator extras. 52a53c; do, frsts. 5fs
SIC; Western prints. H-pound, ex-
tras. 53a54c; do, firsts," 52a53c; wes-
tern prints. 4 pound, extrIs, 53sa4c.
do, frsts. 5ea53c; nearby crea .,e.y,
extras, 47afsc; do. firsts. 45a46::
dairy. prints, extras, 2sa3oc; do,
frsts, 2ss2sc; rolls, West yirgir.is.
extras 2oa21c; do, firsts, 1sc; Mary.
land and Pennsylvania. extras, 81
a22e.- - - = e-' p : :: .
The Washington herald., 1921-03-20
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BALTIMOaRE. March 1s.-Wheat
Receipts, 1887 bushels by car.
Shipme nts from elevators. s1.33S
bushels. stock in elevators. 1.s4s.ss2
bushels. ....f,-p
Opening prices on wheat today
were, No. red winter. spot, Nao'
No,<2+ red gariicky. spot. $l.5s u .
March. 15sk: May, $1.S2h.
Corn-Receipts. fs3.06e bushels.
viz: 1924 bushels afioat and 1ss,242
bushels by car. Shipments from
elevators, 1o4.344 bushels. Stock In
elevators. 1.517,474 bushels.
, Opening prices on corn today
were: Contract, spot. THO; March
77%c: April. 7shc.
.. Cob corn is quotable at t;2oa
42s per barrel for. carloads prime
nearby yellow. on spot.
oats-Receipts, - bushels. Ship
ments from elevators, 7.6iS bushels.
stock in elevators. 445.S54 bushels.
Domestic basis-No. white. 53c;
No. 3 white. 5ohc.
Rye - Receipts, 31,S16 bushels.
Shipments from elevators. 1859
bushels Stock in elevators. s2e,sfo
Opening prices today were: No. :
Western export. s1.soh: bag lots OF
The Washington herald., 1921-03-20

der pressure and in a hostile at
mosphere. Often he cannot wait;
the merchant and banker are. clam
oring for their money. He finds
that he Is competing in the market
with his neighbor farmer, and thus
lowering the prices for both, with
the result that prices are often
forced below the cost of production.
] have spoken of the method of
farming on credit. This Is perhaps
the sorest spot in the entire system.
A large proportion of the farmers,
not only tenants but land owners.
are victims of the so-called Crop
lien system" That Is. they get a
merchant to furnish them euppiies
and money during the year and pay
him when they sell their crops in
the fall.
This method has built up one of
the worst systems of usury in the
world, for the merchants not only
chage high interest upon the money
value of all goods advanced, but they
have a special time price" which
they charge their unfortunate
Debtors. which runs about % per
cent higher than current cash prices.
Clarence Poe, editor of The Pro-
gressive Farmer. recently made
widespread Investigation Of this
system in ten Southern States. He
hnds that time prices" average
23 l-3 per cent above cash prices.
Consequently, assuming that the
average time-price. item is carried
four months, he declares that buy-
ing on time prices In an AVERAGE
State in the South is equivalent 10
paying interest at the rate Of 70
per cent per annum."
Think of business forced to bor-
row its working capital at 10 per
cent INTEREST,"
The farmers for a time looked
with great hope to the farm loan
bank system established by the
Government. but this is now tied up
in the courts and is of no help to
them- In short, basic agricultural
In America are unsound
and unstable. william e. Smythe.
reclamation specialist of the De-
partrnent OF the Interior, says in his
report 1s2D to Secretary Payne:
America is not awake to the peril
involved In such a situation and
has no program to meet H."
Now, however, having tried every
thing else. the Southern farmer
seems sudderly to have found a new:
clue. 3 :, :,
In these great cotton and tobacco
and peanut growers organizations,
while they are making the old rec
concentrations to the farmers to
meet the present emergency, there Is
more substantial and fundamen-
tai program being developed. The
farmer sees at last that he must
not only agitate but must help him
self. He sees that he has been po-
iiticaiiy minded when he should be
business minded.
tcspynsht, lssi, Evsning Pest sy,disat..,
The Washington herald., 1921-03-20
Mine LISTS HOLD
INTEREST ON CURB
Firmer Tone Develops After
IrreguIarity in Initial =
Dealings. -

NEW YORK. March 1s.-After tr-
regularity in the initial dealings
nrmer tone development "n the cure
market. Some OF the specialti1s
were in be5ter demand from outside
sources, and tAs. coupled w'th.
short covering over Sunday by "
PROFESSIONALS. caused upturns sf
fractions. The greatest interest was
again shown in the mining list
There was only moderate activity
I'm the oil department. bat prices
were high.
The standard oils were quiet
In the miscellaneous lit Cntea
states steamship continued 70
tract attention. holding firm. al
though trading was smaller than
Ronds were in fair demand bit
nrice changes were fractional