davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
Bean WEIGHS
over II LBS.
Big as Gourd; Tastes Like
an Eggplant

WISCONSIN RAPIDS. VIA. Feb
bean growers don't
know beans when they sec them.
says Geo. Briggs. field crop special
list of the University OF Wisconsin
A bean OF the New Guiana specie,
weighing IL pounds and ounces and
measuring 10 inches In circumfer
enoe. n being displayed by s. A
Rintleman. champion bean grower Of
the city.
II n moro IKE . gourd. according
10 Briggs. II is shaped like q bis
cucumbcr and taStca something Hike
an eggplant or summer squash. II
II In well seasoned and fried In but
ter II makes an appctixing dish-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
ACREAGE

Buy Land
SPRING WILL SOON ne HERE
A PEW GOOD BUYS
PICKED FROM
MALTBY'S
LARGE LIST
- NO: 5000
SNAP NEAR PuyALLUP.
DO you want Go raise berrierT
We have ~ acres OF the best VAL
ley land, every foot la cultiva-
ton, $500 per acre.
NO. ssos
NEAR DIES MONIES. Ton
acres on the boulevard, with view
OF Sound and mountains; all lew
81. extra good soil. easily cleared:
$4,000: easy terms.
NO bBos
Owe II l. Ooh NC LAKE
WASHINGTON. Just north of city
limits. An ideal country home
site, close TO city: 10 acres rich.
productive soil; fine spring
creek. $500.
SUNNYDALE SNAP. -Four
acres. on paved road; cleared
land. spring water: s2.e5o: easy
terms.
NO. 1910
nnu
good buy near Kent: 20 acres: T.
room house. large barn, orchard,
fine improved district: an ideal
place for berries and chickens.
Price cut 10 $4,000.
HERE rs ANOTHER good
buy near Kent; 20 acres with
large creek; $500.
KIRKLAND BARGAIN, ten
acres best berry land, partly
cleared; fine location: offered
very cheap; $1,000; easy terms.
BEST LITTLE BUY near
Auburn. Ten acres rich clay loan
soil; 2h acres cleared except few
stumps: plenty good cordwood. A
okNAf NJ sJoV, fhsy t'Tuls.
NO. 700
REDONDO BEACH. 3 acres.
few rods from IfiRhlinc Boule-
ward: rich Lowell land. partly clear
ed. well improved district; 1850;
very easy terms,
NO $50
NORTH OF EDMONDS. 10
acres near the Sound. A fine To-
cation and a good buy; $3.50;
terms.
SEE OUR LARGE LIST
FARMS. ACREAGE
ROBERT
MALTBY
COMPANY
1908 THIRD AVE. MAIN 1857.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22

II yomre like Theda Bara or Louise Glaum oyc-in the
mopies-you'd the the left But you're real
soeu-0oodygoody the the night Masks
the latest in London These too of the most
popular THEY'RE evening parties You supposed
to choose mask that accenaes Sour chief characteristics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
PERSONAL

HATH IND MASSAGE PKRL0H
Lady attendant daily and Sunday.
Upstairs Ga First ave, Main blis,
ANNA Marks - Hydrotherapy,
scientific massage. COZ Mutual
IAfe Bldg FIRST and fcnier.
SunSr--MrA A. wiiislkssn. ballard
1857
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22

FOR SALE
Small cash grocery ....-..o $50
Employment office business. .. 1000
Restaurant doing $50 per day. f.2bo
Cigar. pool. card. bar business 2.b0o
Hotel So rooms. modern; terms 5000
For sale 10 highest bidder
Pool room, with cigars, card
tables. Must self Will
trade your house or store
Trade 10 acrcs for business. 1000
broom modern house for store LOO
Trade 20 acres for grocery. 80. 1000
Trade auto for rooming house 500
$3.50 cash and carry grocery. 40
MIR HEHi.iNG. s0T Hoge sd. Annex
PARTNER WANTED
Want partner TO go out as sales
man; moving picture operator pre-
ferred Must have s3sb. A good
proposition for the right man.
See HAuBRooK. sz7 Burke nidg.
WANTEp -ExPERfENcED ffRSr-
class baker. with capital EScep-
tionai opportunity large profita.
Mcleod. 5ss Pender W. Van
couver. " g.
FINE GENERAL MERCHANDISE
business For particulars N In
t@rsafef rail- nF&ef Ttlinff nft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
% BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES

DOLLARS. LIKE GARDEN SEED.
multiply according Go their man
agement aud the fertility OF the
soil they are planted In. Our
proposition ID this,
ist--fnVratigato the hook and lad
der truck that fire departments
are equipped with.
2nd--Conalder this proposition. We
can assemble n truck for n car OF
$1,000 that will discount their
present equipment I'm many wayn-
Alt asccnds straight over It's base.
Bit viii take up & firemcn In tho
place OF !.
Cit viii 40 In anywhere you can
drive n touring ear.
Done man can operate IL
Ask fircmen as to A. H. and C. Any
taxpayer as 10 u. II Interested.
fhnn. n.tntsw tte4Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22

AFTER HOLDING UP Michael
Burke 22io T. Spruce 81. at 22nd
ave and u. FIR at early Tuesday.
a lone robbcr fed toward Lake
Washington with Burke's ti.po
japan experts 10 produce 3.s. Co.,.
900 bushels Of rios this SeaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22
FEMALE HEI.r WANTED


3IO TRUCK TRACTOR MD
~ ING carr and OPERATION
broI taught at Y. NJ, G a:
1I-ToNoTIvE SCHOOL. tdsy and
2ightl. The most service for the
Il least money New and enlarged
j quarters school completely
knsii classcs--io to ~ men to an
Instructor Expert experienced
teachers. " privileges free IN
service men given half rates. For
full details and catalogue call al
room si0. DEPARTMENT. OF I'D.
4 UcATfoS. y. NJ. c. A.. Fourth at
Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22

THE FASHION GARAGE
uton 10 hire without drivers. Stor-
age and repairing. zz05 Second
ave IsIIfsft g110
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-22

WE WANT 4 TO GROOM HOUSE
in North End or Ballard. ff you
make the price and terms reason
able. we can dispose OF IL for you
Mt once.
NORTH WESTERN LAND a. INV. co.
20f Traders Bldg. Elliott 1850.
Evenings Kenwood 1864.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-17

Burns; G. Watson, Edgar Chapman
Paul Soule, II. J. Wardell Boise
d. II. Wood, shoshone; A. @. Little
A. w. Renhow, Nampa; Wesley VIII
son, w. w. Hite, Frank Caulfield,
Harper; Geo O'Conner, Union, Or. 4;
|. c. Dunn, Malheur; Wayne Allen,
w. J. Roup, Miss E. Hudson, Paul
GRANDMA. A. II. Cornell, Brogan;
Vera J. IIill, Palouse John J. Coyne,
Drewsey; Mrs. John j. Dunn, Wash
ington, ID. G. Claus Brleir, Lewis
ton, Mrs. w. w. Rose, Glenns Ferry;
James Il. Western, Wilder; Ralph
Chambers, Drewsey; NJ. V. Eggles-
ton, Payette; Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Brasfleld, ]. Wesley Miller, Good
ing; Mrs. r. r. LaBrier, Riverside;
Hugh Wilson, Joseph, Or; Mr.. and
Mrs. b. A. Hamilton, Burns; Claus
q. Larson. James Harden, Saratoga,
Wyoming; Frank Hopper, Weiser;
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-17

Crlssie Sattgast, New Plymouth, s.
s. Williams, Drewsey; Mrs. A. M.
Rlnehart, Vale; Frank Turner, Chris
Turner, Jameson; Mrs. r. II. Bird,
Boston; Lowvena Boswell, Ontario; (;
CARTER: A. Sinclair. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
M. Hunsaker, Nyssa; A. F. Hedrick,
Clarence Gregg, Nampa; ]. II. Jones
Boise; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Plnkham
Andrew Graham, j. o. Rulon, Boise;
W. E. Bremen, McDermitt; Cannle
Moffett, Drewsey; Gus sackos, Weis-
err; ]. Il. Stanfield, Beulah; r. s.
Harrington, Weiser; Frank Windes,
Bolse J. s. Murphy, La Grande; C..
Il. Howard, Amos West. Nampa; Al
Green, Harper; John f. Mildon,
Nampa; NJ. d. Gilbert, Pilot Rock.
Or; ]. s. Redsull, Vale; j. f. Gar
rett, Burns; John Loby, IIomedale;
A. ]. Brockie; @. w. Snyder, Nyssa;
Wren McEwen, Kingman; Chris Sat
ter, Brogan; Rena Thurston, Cald-
well; ]. A. Ash, Soda Springs;
Frank Pinkham, Halfway.
MAJEsTIC-Tuesday, Wednesday
THE WHIRLWIND'
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-17
AT ONTARIO HOTELS

Following are some of those regis
tered at Ontario Hotels the past
week:
MOORE: G. W. Fegtley. John
Montgomery, q. Y. Chester and
family, Mrs. Geo. Jackson, Il. II. De-
Almond, Mrs e. M. Grail, Vale; f.
II. Anderson, ]. F. Fischer, ]. M.
Burt, p. ]. Hurley, c. II. Williams,
+. NJ. Watts. Ethel McWilllams,
Boise; Mrs. Ida Stewart and daugh-
ter, Long Beach. Cal; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Bostic,' A. M. Wilson, River
side: II. Blackwell Portland; NJ. j.
O'Toole, W. 7. Allen, Juntura; Mr..
and Mrs. @. A. Hunter, N. X. Ohm
stead, Pendleton; NJ w. Phelps, II.
@. Bostick, Mrs. NJ. l.. Hill, w. w.
Black, John l.. Underwood, Port
land; Chas. II. Davis, l.. @. Olson,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-17
VALLEY VIEW news

Charley Crawford and family OF
Nyssa, Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Ross and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Me-
Gregor of Ontario spent Sunday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Delisle.
Mrs. w. q. Armstrong visited
Monday with Mrs. A. i. Burr.
Jess Brown and family and Miss
Edith Goodwater were guests at the
Charles Johnson home Tuesday ev-
enlng
velma and Lucille BelIslo and
day with their grandmother, Mrs.
A. II. McGregor.
Mrs w. O. Armstrong was n VISIT
tor at the Themis Penn home, Wed
nesday
Helen Lundgren was delightfully."-
surprised Friday evening by num-
her of her friends who gave her
farewell party. The Lundgrons are
moving this week to their new place
near Nyssa.
Mrs. H. McMurren visited Satur-
day with her sister, Mrs, G. s. Nc
Cord In Weiser.
lslnult anu NNhlUNtI huHh'H hANlN
ed TO school Monday.
8. q. Ransom and family moved
from Fruitland last week to the
place formerly occupied by Frank
Henry.
The new travelling library arrived
from the state library this week
The books are at the school house
ready for distribution.
II. Il. Wood returned the first 81
the week from an extended business
trip TO San Francisco and other
coast cities.
A. n. Albee spent Sunday In Paw
ette visiting with Mrs ,Albee's moth
or. Mrs. Shaw.
Frank Henry moved TO the BAR
rows Orchard Tract where he Will
work this summer
Lucille Belisle celebrated her
tenth birthday. Saturday A num-
her of her little friends came IN and
spent an. enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Shaw are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. A. II
Albeo this week.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-17
BULLY CREEK NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p. Hendrix are
the proud parents OF little daugh-
ter that arrived March o, She has
been named Lavlna Frances.
Mrs. Miller arrived March from
Portland for a visit at the home OF
her son, II. y. Hendrix.
Malcolm Corrigal IL feeding about
thirteen hundred head OF sheep at
the George Dickerson ranch.
Bert High moved his belongings
10 Vale. this week. from his house
near the Warmsprings dam.
Continued high water. due TO the
rapid melting OF snow, caused the
fear last week that the Bully Greek
dam would 20 out. and number
of people journeyed there To invest
igate. II In thot now that there In
no danger as the creeks which empty
into the reservoir have decreased In
volume.
o. Lethers has moved 10 the
Warmsprings ranch. which was re-
Gently vacated by l.. G.. carp.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Claypool
came up last Wednesday to see how
matters were progressing ON their
ranch above here.
Miss Derce Dearborn accompanied
by Miss Anita Dickerson, visited re-
latiyes IN Ontario last week.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-17
MAJESTIC-Tuesday. Wednesday
"THE WHIRLWIND"
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Corner Idaho a End 81. 8. w.

Norher iuhho 1hu 81. y, w,
(D. J. Gillanders Pastor)
Sunday School. 1000 A. NJ.
Preaching. 1900 A. NJ. Subject:
"Glying His Beloved Sleep"
Junior Endeavor. 2:3O p. NJ.
Senior Endeavor. 6:30 p. NJ.
Preaching, 1880 =. M. Subject; (;
"Trifling with Spiritual Duty"
Expository Sermon Wednesday
1880, p. NJ.
The above services are for you. I
will expect you. Strangers will find
a welcome with us and we will try
and give you something worth white
We handle the Gospel OF the Lord
Jesus Christ only, We have no
time for Greed or Denominational-
ism, we want you to see Jesus.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-17

FOR SALB-Mandarin Restaurant
Good business. VIM sell cheap. In
quire at Mandarin Restaurant, On
tario. Oregon. 1913.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-17
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday Servic

Sunday Services
10 A. NJ. Sunday School.
IL A. M. Preaching,
at Is Finished"
GAS p. NJ. Epworth League.
1880 p. NJ. Two reels OF beauti
full moving pictures illustrating th
work OF the Near East Relief.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-17
MAJESTIC-Tuesday. Wednesday
THE WHIRLWIND"

FOR SALE - Alfalfa seed, Per
cent of Pure Seed s9.s2. insert mat
ter OO.lS. weed seed 900. grade no,
1. zoe per ID. at Troxell Imp. Co.
20 It. inch black iron irrig. pipe,
Russell Maxfield, Payette, Ida.
1918
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-17

FOR SALE - Jersey bull calf.
Golden Glow Chief. Registered from
high class stock. For quick sale
phone or see C. e. Dibble. Payette.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-17
MAJESTIC-Tuesday. Wednesday
"THE WHIRLWIND"

SOUVENIR. known and beloved
by all lovers OF violin music. FIX
quisitely played and flawlessly re-
corded. Brunswick record No lOOl2
Ontario Furniture Co. lb-Adv.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-17

FOR SALE-Good rich milk at
10c a quart. Mrs. T. M. Morton,
Phone sew. l5-l6p.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-17

MAJESTIC--Tuesday, Wednesday
THE WHIRLWIND"
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07

Caaden,-The Camden Municipal Band has begun series of weekly concerts in Court park. The band, which was organized over year ago, is making excellent headway Ender the direction cf Director Asheford.
 Vimy Ridge.-A Liz picnic end ssEs= bration will be held here July g. Ac. dresses will be made by ex Senator W. F. Kirby, Tom J. Terral, former aecretarylof state; Judge John w. Wade of Little Rock. end others. An interesting program is being pre- pared.
 Harrisburg. An egreewe eHt te Ciees de stores every 'cvea4rs at G89 9p
 auradays at noon until iEnG&y no fl.
 g. andto keep open Saturday nights,
 hajng circulated among local busi-' nea3 Ecr.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07
Notice for Public ton.
L. s. Land Office at Little Rock. Arl : ansas. June IS, 1921.

L. >s. Land Office at Little Rock, Ari : ansas. June IS. 1921.
 Notice is hereby girsnn ttlhat El- ward l.. Carter. whose post-office ad- dress is little Rock. Arkansas, did, oi' the 25th day of August. 1920. file ir tuis of ce Sworn 5 atene Tt, and ADpi eaton. No. 6S27. to purchase the Frl SW l-4 West of s;a7feiTe lsfver & East of Clute, Section $ Tnw aship 70 g., Raege 70 " 5th Prin. Me,ilan and the timber thereon, under the provis ions of the act of June 5. 1878, and acts a:1,endetorv, known as tll4 " Timber and Stone 1.aw's at such value as n,igh' be fixed bv apptaisement, and that pursuant to.snch aRflication, the land and timber thereon have been appraised sl95.5z the timber estimated .50, oo' Hord fee. at E 05 per NJ. aud the Ian 'S55.52 titat said applicant will offer fiji; proof in snrport"of his applicatif II ar 5worr statcrEent on the 2lth day ( August lt2'. before Register ard R. c>i yer at Little Rock, Ariansas.
 q
 Any person is at liberty to prcte, this parcliase Def re entry, or initiate contest at any time before rateift issue, by fling a corro' ,orated ofida, it iu this office. alleging facts which wculd de feat the entry.
 nItN f. sPI as, Registe
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07
PnbsiC Notice

Ntice t hereby given tn It fae Rmiers;gne petitioner vii. G' with the a.erk of tue chan eery court If Cley eIani county Arkansas oa the lSth day of July 4JZ petition for the conhrn@' 5ta. the respective sales her. n,aft.r ment,oned and will maNf application to said court on tke
 8ey .thal it meets in reguia'
 adj urHpd session more Jhal f,.eall aa5s ttereaffer, 3r a. soon as the sane cen Be 'hea.r !, for the confirmation of sue sales and of bis tile t eoch ol the following described tracts o hand situatel in Cleveland coun- tg. hrlsarsas, to-wjt:
 lbr sou.tsest q4.arter of the southNast quarter of Sect on Fwo, Ta@nsti2 Nine South,
 aupe Ten Vest;
 4.so a !, aarthwest quarter oe ae .u ]. west quarter of see- l)n Two, Township Nine South, {cnqe I n West.
 h. ersigned c'aims titla of 9ssI. of e@i4 tracts of land by 4rtue of the purchase there f y him at sale of the sam uade by tEe collector of CIeve and county, Arkansas, June IL t5l7. under the authority ot :napter 137 of Kirby's Digest c he statues of said state fo. .on-payment of taxes asseSsef hereon for the year 19iS af1 oy viltue of 8 tax deed execut z 70 him by the cier of said couf ", September F, 1919, pur5uafl to said sale.
 All persons who can set u any right to ar V of the Ia i. q s' purchased ip con tu nee 0 ab' f0rma or any rfeR ,'iis
 esa | any of said 'e5 4fe nereb5 e ed upon to sh9g cause ca the f st day that tb' said ehancefy eonft meets io .e qular or adjou1 ned sessien afte wenty days frt m the fling O id petition why the said salel so m d srould not be conf met
 D. E. HOGGS. Petitioner.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07

-.. .,.. --'-'.----.-- ----.--'' Missouri. AausaS. OEahoHa ana lex as Texas. once supposed to be much riyen ln GoyerEmenr--rewu ior-- eS- orimenis. returned 92 per cent of un' iyorahIe re8.es out of lhe 2ii edi. ors feoiriug from tlat Sta'e only hree eGited Repuhl can parers. The = per ccnl opposition of the North a est, n4ciad ng Iowa.. MnnesQla, Mon tuna %ebl~Hka North pakoN. S0uih )aEo.a and Wyomng- and. the S per eIl ye,o of the Far WeSf group. ia- lud.ns Arizona, California. idaho. leyada. New Mexico, Oregon, Colo ado. Glah and Washngtoh, are sig
 dcam of the prevailing conservative e eniimem on lhs q.esiion even tn la m0re radtcat sections
 Judgment Apparently Unbiased.
 The euestioaua4e closes with d TO- ,ue4i for tle editors personal or'n- n on cer;aln eonereie eases as fol tws:
 4I)e you personally believe thal the ele al Gbyefnm5nl should own and
 es.afe competitive Hndnstr e.; 10 pro H1e taf Fertilizer eh) Clulng2 ,9 AateHohlesa td) Farm hnpie-
 enfsg Gel l'oodslngs2
 ailsfanttaHy ali tbe .edIfors Wh"
 ryffHa,a4 af thefI rea&6fs ansn, .=5s alSo eyRee>>eGr fhe.f n4t' .ef TO
 1c ftHe tae HaH Itoos .oI
 E~.aerias#e edar fa aeoa pels"nai .Ias k raund Fl One fart thai in many ases the editor dtheled tfon lhe ,g5fD;nn lie credited ta bs conHnnlty
 .e fercealaee of nos ran tal i a4} &2s Gca S3. CD g. te}if9
 Nl.fp fbe questions Wete based on aaalgl miumpes inyotFed in Ihta .nrernuent participating it, rqlnpeti ( fve business. the so called h'i$le aaaIs EHl now before Congress WEE .sed, fs il concrete example uf Gov, ,iHneai aneration scEcMe GnGet' tllls, btn q GoecttMeAt-"Sn compensation w0nld be given hroud powers to oper ate aud de eiop G0Nernmagi plants and properties II wonld pfadlWe a' Muscle SAoAis various fertilizer pred ucts and sell them ;n competition "tth producers and merchants in the fer uitzcr business.
 The strength of ths opposition 10 Got ornmeni operation is indicated By tho replies from Alabama where he AEnseIe shoals war plant is and where of eaHrse there is intense interest md local pride in getting it's expected neace lime operatio0 under "ay at the euriiost possible date Fifty editors from that state replied, of whGin @S wers. opposed 10 Government opef4- Jon s in cayor aud l doubtful
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07
PUBLIC OPPOSES GOVT OPERATION Canvass ot 5,15A Editors Shows 4,465 Communities Against SoC!aIistic Experiment. oPPoslTIoH GRO WING G
 Eighty seven Por Gent In 1920 aS Against s3 Per Cent In 1919
 Think Public Is Opposed
 10 Radicalsm. 
oPPoSlTIoH WING

The American public is more in' teuSely opposed 10 Government opera ttun than il was year ago, according to the newspaper editors Of the coun- tfy oNt ot .5,154 editors replying to n queStiaHnaire sent out hy the Press s,arviee Company of New York, 4,466 of s6 per cent. gave it as their judg- iaent thai the people of their commu- rities were overwhelmingly against tie Government competing in business with It's own citizens.
 In lgl9 the Press Service Company conducted similar canvass of editors CIR the government operation or faii' roads That qnestionnaire showed thai s3 per cent of the editors considefed. their communities against Govern nent operation of public utilities.
 Apparently. then. if editors ei}imate public opinion accurately, that opin- ion in n year. considered by eohihu' mites. has swung per cent further away from sociaistIc experiments.
 Eleven Millon Circulation.
 Tbe combined circulation of the pa aers whose editors replied is li,4@o'' SlI. which means, according to me ,ssual estimated ratio between elrea'a tion and renders. constituency Of at Jaast 41.GQa.000 And this constituent cy ls pretty evenly scattered through cut ihe country. no considerable sec ion of any state being unrepresented, Fhe estinafe of opinion based on this thoroughly aiffHsed 4I per cent of the anafrys population may, therefore, rss .8Ba-deress fair representation oi Ire Haeale d. whole
 Aaea4ar faatufe of the result is Its evident lack Of partisan bias The fnaior pnlificai affiliations Of the pa. pers rerresented afe fairly evenly di .vaied Icing l657 Republican and .35a pemecrutie. 4iere are also l,4Sa iaGeneuGsni and 4G2 miscellaneous. including iahof organs, etc,
 'ia0 Hrtle ,he results are affected t, ile puHttcs or che papers is sAowu ai analysis hy sections. In tfe son;heIa section ,.for Instance, where repaes Game from G3 Eepuhican pa ers .anJi 5GA Democratic, the per, en aqe p8HnSt Government operation saas eS. iu the Great Lake section' viul rnRdilttae reversed, AIS Repub' can and t55 Democratic, the oppp, top was SI per cent
 }epl as front the West, Middle West
 Sou'hWest stow that it is a mis' ,g,ge ~ cotslder te"s9 sections VaSus 9r. raydithle 10 radical Government
 ,ar,menS than the East. The rad, .ea,. can ge, litneAcomfQrt out of the a per cent of thunhs down-52 per
 - above lhe average--in the South
 4>e n."itlai"u Artansps InniSiana-
 J. ~. s, v ;.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07
Y arn ag Order

In the Cieyelan e cult 'ovrt, C. K. Elliott,, Plaintiff,
 ys (. NJ. Spring, De 'endant. :? The defendant. C. NJ. Spring IS warned to appear in this 60 !! WI ill thirty days and answer lie e nip aint nf the plaintiff. C. K. Ellrctt. Witness my hand and ssal this 9sh day of. June 1921.
 F. l.. McI, Clerk.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07
Wafnis < Order

In he Cleveland tifeait Eoa4t Logan V te o, Pl4iatift.a,-.~ .~ c. ". Spring, Defendant
 The calendar. (. NJ. Spring. is var t. appear ia this court within th'rty d,ys and answer tlle complain of the Blaiot'f Logan Veteto w ets Riy haR{4l and seal this 9t' q V Of June. iegi s.
 >el F* fFs!4i.s Mctke D*sS .elstn,
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07


      o
  ,: F. < t  ~s
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07

s  '.s
Cleveland County herald., 1921-07-07

 
      'sN
  
 fa 
 .e    O. rn s, E Mo < T.