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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-05

for the ensuing term: President ]. E.
McCombs; vice-presidant, Alvah Gard;
master of forms. Frank Welsh; con
ductor s. F. Boots Guard, j. E.
Chandlee; inspector, NJ e. Lindsay:
trustees. s. F. Bolts, Frank Welsh and
NJ q. Lindsay; representatives 10
State camp, August ! to 5. f. NJ.
Barnes and Frank Welsh.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-05

ore-Answering letter of
complaint to the Public Service Com
mission about tolls paid by the Aber-
deem Dairy 10 the Hayre de Grace and
Perryyille Bridge Company. c. c.
Pusey. president of the company,
wrote the Commission that the tolls
charged were those prescribed by the
Commission itself Mr. Pusey said
that the Aberdeen Dairy Company.
which supplies milk to the Govern
ment hospital at Perryville, "undoubt-
edly included the cost for tolls when
computing its expenses in connection
with the contract"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-05
sulcloELEAvEs NOTE ON DOLLAR
Writes Bill Was First He Earned since
Discharge.

Washington. This eagle will
scream no more for me" wrote Chas
Ammon, Of New York, on dollar bill,
which he mailed to the Bureau Of War
Risk Insurance, and then shot him.
self. Ammon left a note saying the
dollar was the first he had earned
since being discharged from the army
last Septamher.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-05

without Interruption. The work was
all ready to he done. materials were
available and the best use was made
Of the opportunity to put the 2isd0
miles of Maryland's roads into the
best condition"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-05
IMPORTANT NEWS
QUICKLY TOLD
Happenings In Various Sections Of
Old Maryland
NEWS ITEMS rOR 0IIR REhnERS
NEWS lTEMSFOR OUR READERS

Easton William f. shannahan 70,
died at his residence here after an
illness Of week. Mr. Shannahan had
oeen closely identified with the bust
ness interests Of Easton ever since the
Civil War.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-05

Funkstown- Martin Ingram, son o.
Albert Ingram, accidentally shot him.
self in the foot while handling re.
golver Thursday afternoon Taken 10
the. Hagerstown Hospital, the bullet
was extracted
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-05

Williamsport-At a meeting in the
Town Hall Of the newly organized
Willismsport Merchants Protective
Association adecision was made to
patrontze wholesale merchants who
agree to pay the transportation
charges on goods shipped to Williams
port.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-05

Denton. The Rev. G. L. Helsby sun
day opened the Holiness Camp at
Pentecostal Grove, near Denton. The
meetings will continue FOR 10 days.
The Reverands Bonie and John
Flemingi of Kentucky. have charge Of
the religious services, and the Rev
Grand and Mrs. R, A. Shane. of Gin
cinnati. are the song leaders.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-05

Hagerstown Thomas r. Pomeroy,
27 Western Maryland Railway clerk,
was killed, when the motorcycle he
was riding eollided with a Clear
Spring-Hagerstown auto bus. driven by
Charles T. Miller, on West Washing
ton street. He sustained a fractured
skull, He was secretary of Potomac
Lodge OF Odd Fellows,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-05

Hayre de Grace. Washington Camp,
No. Il. Patriotic Order Sons Of Amer
lea has elected the following oticers
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TAmMANY AGAIN BACKS HYLAN.

Mayor viii Be Wiswam's Candidate
To Succeed Himself.
New York John F. Hylan will be
! the Tammany candidate to succeed
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-08-05

YOU'LL say you never tasted
4 such flavor, such mild but
full-hodied tobacco goodness.
You're right, too, because they
don't make other cigarettes like
Chesterfelds. The Chesterfield
blend can I Be copied.
Haue .you seen the neD
AIR TIGHT tins of sol?
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-04

BJtFERD JUNK LO.
 II6 KNOWLTON ST. Tel. Bar. 6373-2 Dealers in Rags. Waste Paper, Iron metals and manufacturers Scrap and BaIed Paper. U20a!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-04

BEST PRICES PAID for all kirlds Of second hand furniture. George Oukasr 2hI State St. Phone Barnum N.A.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-04

IDGEPO3T BOTTLE CD. Buys and Sells all kinds Of Bottles, Rags, Paper and all kinds Junk. g Frank St. Ear. 779-14. E124aIIA
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-04
Upholstering

.. STEAM for your upholstering and re finishing of antique furniture. Mat tresses made over. 226 Colorado Ave. in rear residence. RS1 State St. Bar nun 1194
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-04
Wanted To Buy

A INTENTION - Fodeman, 14l9 Main St, pays highest prices for second hand furniture. Phone Bar. io2s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-04
ron aALn

to.Hoo--t room modern shlnFis bunrsiOw.
sleeping porch. hreplhee. fine built.in fea.
turts.. an attractive home, Just outside u
city hmifa. near Fourth ~ road.
~, 100 room frame cottage, modern.
new, alsepits pofeh, completely furnished,
essh. balance on sasy terms.
~tf.h00--t room vhits stneco bungalow,
new. OAK. floors. white rAino finish
Fourth Ward.
Housss and lots In an p.rts Of u@
city b~usinsss prsperfy business o.
portohitiss,
A. FLEISCHER
Reel Esists. Inssfanss. Leans.
rAons s7A. III ssa,A rsurts =.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-04
SALES
TAX PLAN BEATEN
IN THE SENATE

WASHINGTON. Nov. t.-The emoot
plan for a business ralea tea OF one
half Of n per cent fon gross sales
exceeding 5000 a year was rejected
today b. the senate. as 70 a..
Al those supporting the smoot plan
voted solidly IN the opposition and
wese Joined by az rcpuhiicnns. This
was regarded az ending the efforts 10
include a Halea' tax provision IN the
pending rcseuuo revision bill.
The sales tag was rejected last
night by the senate. The democrats
voted solidly against the sales tax and
were 1oiled ~ a. republicans
The vote was % against. to % for,
was on a prnnuaal by senator emoot.
republican, uiAh, for a per cent
levy. With exemptions provided In tho
ease cf falcs by farmers OF the profits
OF their farms and sales b public utili-
ties aud those by the United States or
unv f1rriFn government or any stats
or tci riiory. inc army and navy and
hospitals.
The roll cnils
For the amendment, Is:
Hopuhllcapat Bursum. Cameron.
Edge, Ernst, Fnrnald, France. Ere
hnghuyspu, Goodlng, Jones, az wash
inxton; keycA Mckinley. Moses, New.
Newberry, Nicholson, oddle, phipps,
poindexter. shortridKc. smoof. Spen-
cor. WadEwo.th. Warren. Watson. ~
indiana. and Weiler-as.
ARainst. 80:
Republieans; Borah. capper, Cur
tiE. Kenyon. faFoliette. 1enroot. Nc
Cormtck. McCumbcr. McNnry, Nelson.
Norheck. pcnruRe, Stnnfieid sterling.
sutherland. Townsend and whilst.
Democrats. Aahurat, Brcusaard,
Cnr.owny. Tetcher, Gerry. Glass,
Harris. Heflln. Jones. Of Kew Mexico;
Hendrlck. King. Mcclellan. Myers.
Overman. rittman. Pomercne. Reed.
sheppard. Simmons, Stanley swan
etts: Walsh % Montana. Watson. OF
Georgia, aud Willlams-1G.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-04

likely TO stop aud eat up Flatty quick
cr N Mr.. FROG can gobble up Buddy
Blue Bottle1
well. well!" sighed cap'n Penny
Wrinkle finally. "Nick. you'l have 10
hang up a detour sign and make EN-
all 20 round. This fellow " here to
stay, I suppose We may as well pull
the cover up and let him aione.'
So Nick made a detOur sign and
hung Il on the trunk Of a tall seaweed
tree where everyone cpEld see. and
the Wigglofin people all moved off
very reluctantly In hat direction. 1,
was just as though Johnny Jones had
taken q notion to rest his tired little
bones right In the middle Of traffic
AZ the corner Of Main and state
streets or whore AGA street crosses
fifth avenue, only worse, for In that
Ease the traffic policeman could cal
n patrol wagon and have Johnny
hauled of 10 his own house and put
TO bed properly. Nobody could pick
Flatty up, lie was too slippery!
To BC Continued.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-04

Fatty Founder said he was going
Co sleep and he did. lie lay over on
ono OF his little white sides ana closed
his eyes, although you could only see
IA OF them, the ~ ON top. That
WAS the last thing he would and did
say and the fuirynan and che Twins
might Just AS we'll have tried to get
the sphinx to talk as that lazy floun-
der boy. And dear knows. the Sphinx
never did talk. and II isn't going to
begin nowl
The three OF them stood by, look
ms and looking and wondering what
to do. Curly. tho sea-horse. said he
was too disguised for words. and ]
suppose the rest were. too.
Everywhere around. the fishes.
crabs, Holsters and ALI kinds OF Wig
glctlu people were waiting for "a
cha" 20 To set by. The Cross Roads
were very narrow. what with rocks
and sonwccd and uvcrything. Not
that the fishes couldn't swim right
owe the top Of Flntty-my. MOI But
would they Wasn't anyonc OF them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-04
Slain in
Hotel; Man Is Near
Death From Wound

VANCOUVER. Il. c.. Nov. Mrs
May Young was shot ann Kiied At a
hotel here today and l.. ID. Dillon. be-
iioved by police to have lone tho
shooting was near death In a hospital
from IA eeif-inflicted wound. No mos
tive for the shooting has been assigned
Dillon's chances for recovery were
laid 10 be slight
We are showing the largest line OF
the celebrated Dan Green Felt Slip
peers We have ever handled and AZ
prices that ARE very reasonable. Now
IL the time for you TO buy.
G. MAYS SHOE STORE.
siA West Central avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-04
FoK sAIE-rIlr~nltr.

s2l r. Silver Phone is2a-R
FOR sALE-Typ--~ :.
TOR SALE, TfPLwRfrERs-Al tlndt
both new and second hand, bought said,
tented and repaired Albuqnsraus Tyne.
writer EEehanes Phone eosJ i7s South
toaFtA ~
MONET TU T.oAN "a
COhFIDkNrIAL loans Oh lsweuy demonds.
Watches. Liberty Bonds, pianos sutome-
slns.. t ss.S.s ' % i. .s.s ~ S''''
rUt LInh at t,sD -
WnffE LkGAORs kGGs for ssIiBs, -
Eleventh street. Phone iIe5.w.
rAREE FOR FIVE DOLLARs-FTom oar
heat White LeFhorn stock VI are offering
live dollars. Pick en- out yourself. Get
a good start from good stock. Dat Of town
TIsy.s 's,Psss tsssSss%sIs ssIs SSI.a
BusINEss OPPORTUNITIES ~
ROosfiN0 HOUSE, Tor sale See Kelly.
AIS w. Gold. Phone 1917.
BUSINESS FOR sALF-Oid estabiished
mercantile business on railroad. viii sell
for value Of improvements alone. Good rra-
son for selling. II interested IN rood sized
proposition. address T. o, Box 5ss. Aibu
FOR sALE-Meccs Pool Haii Aust be
sold within the next few days viii
sacrifice VIII accept small payment down
ana eslanss menihly BsImsn's Or viii
elsewhere which roquit,s his time aud al
%ii, ssi ar Ih 6sn I, y9"5 spR9s'g9l,y Phone
PROFESSIONAL CARDS rs
DIR. ALFRED THELIN,
Dentist.
Phone 626. ICY South Third.
Open Evenings. Dental Gray
DR.. S. &. CLARKE
syS Es5, Nee and TAr0st dls,se. Fitted
onnss Meui, : to 10 /. N. .ni ssS 'S II
FOR s~ALE--Dandy ssrsteh pads only Zoe
nogea :, ryes,rs Hs,siA sa.Ins.. stI-.
" BUSINESS UAl1Ds 10
CHICAGO MILL q
LUMBER COMPANY
GENERAL PLANNING MILL
Third and Marquette
Phone 3
PHONOGRAPhS
Brunswick and Victor PhouogrAphs
Sold on Terms
Victor. Brunswick and Gennett
Records.
Albuqnerqus Music Store
5l1 w Central. Phone 7Ts-w.
SUDDEN SERVICE
TIE Red Arrow tafi over the Westl ren,
ders sudden service on KODAK Flashing 70
people Sho demand quality. Work In be-
fore IL q. IN mailed aame day. WoTk 10
before 9 ?. m. mailed noon nrIt day Ad
dress Nork 10
THE RED ARROW
Albuquerque. East Las vegas
" want = Representative In YOUR
terfituryl
]. p. MORELLI & BRO.
Ladies Tailors
7 Ia West Tiieras Ave.
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w~ANTTp--Iaic hop

WANTED Experienced spanish speaking
H|al.Hiunu. one with knowledge u type.
wriuuF and bookkeeping preferred Noof
wusrs 20 riEht party Call At III souti
iIr.f street
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/ wANTED-Niacornncnus y
|WANTED-To borrow WOO 90 on good 90
ruFltY Address '~ReeuHtv.' cAr- ~
MANTFp-0o"ms ~
WAsTFD-smGii apartment aloss IN Al
trsss " y rs~s HaraF
MANTED-Itoom aud BOARD ~
HEALTuSEEkERs, MEMO looking fur a
uuIpt comfortable home nm rnrrh fresh
,.ss and mi&. home cooking ideal sleeping
porch I mile west Of Bafslas Bridge. call
g4OtJ a
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FOR SALE
WHY RENT
foR IiENT-IIou...
ron hshT-f-o .@sn sOuss. Ia nissi.ss.
,nrnlahed or nnfnrnlaAaA- Psnn. iasnW

hOk hshT@fss mar house. ia aisaI.ne.
,arnlssed or anfnrnisAsd. Phos. IaGnW
FOR RtSTLLFqrhi.hed Lick house. !
roeihs and bath $40 per month Apply
AZ w santa fe Phone ~. sftrr q ~ M
FOR RkNr-nOusE-Thrr hre. roems
ana porch 81 90; furnished. i3I5
'p a.Ai RkNE ara r os@ 'o''Sss PaJy "
Sotlh second near Mountain road Phone
Fuh RkNr-by December 18Th, to rrspen.
slo's tenants, completely furnished hive.
Bisa ssnn, satase Inquire al 22o North
Fph kEhT-NiceJ furussheG %6g6raTov
.,tr aceseN.splhg consists o. living room,
.ISh'neil9, two sleeping Porehes, hot ADD
'll suhping water, electric range. $50 90
3er month Phone DR. Murphsy. aef
'vh hLhTIFiyc room brick house. hath,
s'rren"d sleeping porch. window shades
mo coal fahse IN house. nealy decorated
ai,t' you walter free. Call VI 22O \
TOR IlENT-roamn =
fUR REST-pieasani room In rrivsfs
home ali North Tenth 81
FOR RhAr-2 furnished rooms for iisAt
hnl..Ac'l-lg 4ut " Lead
OR RENT-rwo rooms tor Hslt Isu,s
topping Phone ll2oJ
OR hENT-Poreh RON Tor eosvaisses6I
hle S-uth Brnadway phone b?a
rvk kENr-Nicely furnished front room
i'f ge9,l,mcu. nath adjoining Close 10
'uR kLSI-Rooms BY the we,F bT
si'hedi heat. iisH W. silver. Phono
OR RENr-T~o lsrss cool roomI Tor usst
sop'sksspins sis W silver Prone
OR REN1-rso roons IN 61,emegI M
furnished or partly furnished, Phone
I9ls.M l424 East silver.
.LGlN HorEI@Clran, eoa.fa7is6i- -ise5.
M tE'yms and housekeeping apartments
'oR RENT-hiEh class room noTiL south
aIl 'a-i eapofntesi southeast sleeping
nslrel. tome privileges CAL go.
FOK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SO
ron RIM afaisRsl apartment close
.Os \ Sixth
80 psrtiy tarnt she'd rouns tsf hs1I s.g,.-
seenihg ll0H < seeoas ~
FOR kENT-Desirable two room RpaTI
llrni no SICK no children ttOf Norh
FOR HENr-2 room furnished apartment
not aud cold water and steam heat 4a1
4 HraAds -.
Fuk kENr- room nicely furnished apart
mrhi close ~ No. sick 22t North
'eNenh Phone 21ug ".
FOR RENr-LArFs Iron, room. well faT
.els rent $40 West 'TiisTs, Ave. reason
'uhhlshtD aopsetespany %apArtmsnts;
modern No sieh. Crane Apti., 2is n.
Oh RhHT-Tvo light kous.ksgpipT Tooms
insnishedi also 2 bedrooms i2Il nj
laird "
'"h wan Uniting aud house painting. no
i9D 700 small or too large Can Wright
ENNH HINT IA
iARAnE foR hEAr aai Essi Ceni1I
'ok RENT-Ofhce space. ms aoat. F.u,tK
opposite hoatafflcs Phone 7is.J $3.50
Foh khNTIstore room, NORTH TIIrd 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-04

FUR SALE-I SesaiifaT home siie on Eas
Silver al greatly reduced price. Let "a
show ypH.. A. Hammond. s1t East 81
YER Phone Is72.R.
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RoONN WIS, nnAHp =
AilkLf .lFurAishca room wiik. beard. SIs
West frait Phone l12.W.
hURPHEY sANITORfUM. Rates t20 10
vas per week. Includes private reaa ~iih
sleeping porch. connected 70 hafh and toilet
General nursing. medical care. excellent
meals. tray service. All rcoms have steam
heat hot and cold running water. Phone
iel, d., Murphev.
FOR sALI@Iicuu r~tatr "a
fOR sALE-A sesuiifuI home siie on Easf
Silver a. greatly. reduced price. Let rae
ssP. Phone iisss.R' ~ sass
DREssarAnIsG 81
EAIaT AND DkEssnIkfna. soF O. a
Phona 1857.
EccoRDfog fLExriSd -gEiF. and rsf
rea Of All kinds. N. Crane. AIS n. Bss
ents 81 Phone slA.
MADAM kOsk. dresimsksr aud designer.
will make or remodel your afternoon OF
evening gowns; slso. fars. stats Hotel.
MIsCELI.A1 tors a.
BkTTkR KODAK FiKfsHX0-N Il ssitsT.
Return postage paid On mall orders. Tks
a%ssraus. r Sin NJ. ns " s'A''"' Ai'r'
WANTED-Catsf1l kodak huishinF b. mas
Ter photographer: twice daily service. Re
msmber natitfactlon guaranteed. 8sad yonr
finishing 70 q reliable established firm.
hAnna Hama Master peologtsphers.
- LEGAL NOTICES. %
BIDS o SUPPLIES FOR THE NEW
MEXICO STATE rHHITENT1ARY.
Bids arc Invited 70 supply the New Mex.
leo state Penitentiary wifh Dry Goods.
Groceries, Leather, Coal. Hay and Grain
for the coming sin months ending May Blst,
With proposal blanks. win b. furnished on
application. Bids must BE- Ia tho of1ce Of
The Superintendent 81 the in6titu..ln not
later than $50 A. NJ, Nosesbrr 22nd.
1921.
BOARD or PENIrTNTIARY
COMMISSIONERS.
LEoAL NOTICE.
In he nI.,,i.i -. c..nnn n...nm.
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WANTED

BY Reliable Man
To attend 10 furnaces, mornings
and evenings. References will b.
furnished on request. Address
Box 10. care of Herald.
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w-ANTED-lcrmAIc Hoip
w~ANTEb-Mab ,r woman
SITUATIONS WANTED

FOR HOUsECLEANiEG. lob WorI. wee
onttlng call Thompson taAaT
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28
WANTS SOL
 DEER HOSPITAL
APPEAL MADE TO HARDING FOR LOCATION OF ONE OF
 INSTITUTIONS.

Washington, D. C., April 20.-The laims of Ar! rsas to one of tho : te claims of Arkansas to one of the five permanent hospitals to be constructed for the treatment of ex-service men were taken to the White House today and a personal appeal made direct to President Hardnig.
 Johl E I'."2,e of Hot Springs, who is hg u Z, :. one of taH institutions located on land owned by the govern ment in that city, was accompanied in his interview with the president by Senator Caraway and Representa- .res Jacoway and Parks.
 MT. Fordyce left the White House greatly pleased with the interview, and then conferred with pr. Sawyer the presidents physician, who has been des ignated by MT. Harding to coordinate the work of the various health services.
 Fordyce expects to appear in day or so before the disqualification consult ants who were appointed by Secretary of the Treasury Mellon to locate the hospitals authorized by Congress.
 Data has already been filed with this committee setting forth the advantages of Hot Springs as health resort. One of these advantages is the fact that the government owns 950 acres there. and would not be obliged to purchase site if the hospital were located at Hot Springs.
 If Hot Springs is not given the loca- tion, it is expected that MT Fordyce will ask that the facilities of the Army and Navy Hospital at that place be in- creased so as to treat ex-service men as well as service men.
 Congress made an appropriation of $12. 900 GOO for the permanent hospitals. and also provided a fund of S6, 100. 900 for additions to existing facilities to take care of patients pending the con struction of the permanent structures.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28
RESCINDS
 ITS ACTION

The Nevada County Board of Educa- tion in session here today, rescinded it's action of few weeks ago naming Prof. W. o. Clark as county superin- tendent
 After a careful investigation into the qualification of Pro Clark, it was deemed inexpedient to retain him as head of our county schools. Prof Clark was not present today when this action was taken by the board, so a commit tee was appointed to notify him of the course it pursued We are advised that the board was amply justified in its action severing Prof. Clarks con- nection with the county superinten. dency, inasmueh as it had many evi- dences of his unfitness for the place
 The board will, in the near future. select some teacher who measures up to the highest standard, to fill this most important post in county school work
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28
GOOD ROADS.

The Highway Commission of Cali fornia plans to spend $12,00O,000 a year on road work. while some fifteen Southern or Southwestern States have appropriated large sums for a like pur pose
 In short. the motor truck has inau gurated a new era in transportation It seems most unlikely that this car rier will ever supersede the railway to anything like the extent to which for instance, the railway superseded the canal, but it has already claimed for itself a share in traffic of a cer- tain sort. II bids fair, as time passes to win more that it has got. The Sta.e which fails to realize that long dis tance truck hauling has come to stay and neglects to provide for it Suitable Highways may suffer for its lack of foresight, ny lost opportunities.-New York Sun.
 Evidence of the necessity of pike roads, from the standpoint of common carriers. appears in the cost of carriage from here to Emmet and from Hope 10 Emmet where delivery from Hope is made al least 50 per cent cheaper by reason of the road over which load ed truck may travel There is no ar gument against pike roads on every hand we see the need of them: the quicker We get them. the better it will be for everybody. So let's have them. and thereby help the people of old Ne vadaeouuty to place of prominence as well as a place of comfort and con venience to which they are justly en- titled.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28
DR. BR0UGH CELEBRATES.

Dr' C. H. Brough celebrated doubly yesterday. He sat up for the first tune since his relapse following anop- ets''on In January, and he was advis- ~ su oi ms reelection as president of the ohi'ed States Good Roads Association Ai'hough still very weak, the former 2, ev'efnof Is gaining nstrength steadily. .e iaaue no comment when friends told nm or his reelection as head of the national organization, but appeared to
 e very pleased. Judge F. P. Toney of . Lake Village was elected vice president -.i ~ Arkansas of the organization, and No'ernor Lee M. Russell of Mississippi anu h. M' Hubbard of Texas represent tuner Southern states as vice presi- s.H'' d. A. Rountree of Birmingham,
 '@ was reelected director general. Gazette.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28

created by autocratic economic power exercised under unjust laws" It also suggested taxation of "war million aires"
 A resolution "deplored the attitude Of the federal Farm Loan Board to- ward the national union of farm loan associations, and requested them to "desist in their opposition"
 The farmers held round table dis cussion with members of Congress to- night, at which they discussed the pro- posed regulation of grain and cotton exchanges. The convention plans to end it's sessions tomorrow.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-28
SOUSED SWINE STAGGER
 HOME AND DIE HARD

Hot Springs April 20.-The inebria tion of an even dozen very young pigs and their subsequent death as result of too much of the fermented mash from which moonshne whisky is made, played a conspicuous part in the trial and conviction in Circuit Court here today of Oscar Geurn on charge of making whisky.
 Mrs A. J. Harris, a neighbor, testi- fled that her young pigs were often found staggering home from a still on the Geudin place. She complained that he should fence up the still and keep the pigs off. No protection was giv- en, and when an even dozen of the young porkers died as a result of their continued inebriation, she testified Geurin owed her $S for loss.
 The jury took this as the connecting link between Geurin and the operation of the still.
 'The pigs would come home stagger ing and at first it was funny, but later they died, and it wasn't so funny" tes- tffied Mrs. Harris.