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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-03-11
WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Tensas.
Tenth District Court.
BANK OF WATERPROOF
VS.. No. 5944
R. s. HANCOCK

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given,
that by virtue Of a writ Of Fieri
Facias to me directed by the above
Honorable Court, in the above styled
matter, have seized and will, on
Saturday. the 10th day of March,
A. D. 1921, offer for sale at
the Court House door in the Town Of
st. Joseph, in this Parish and State,
between the hours Of IL o'clock q. m.
and 4 o'clock p. m. the following de-
scribed property situated in TIE Par
ish Of Tensas, State Of Louisiana,
and seized in the above styled and
numbered suit, to-wit:
The Maryland Plantation, situated
on Van Buren, Bayou, in Tensas Par
ish, Louisiana, and composed Of Sec
ton 20 and parts Of sections 10 and
20, in township IL North, Range II
East, containing not less than sixteen
hundred and sixty seven acres If
land.
Said Maryland plantation being
bounded on the North by the Delta
plantation, on the East by the Oneon-
"a Plantation, on the South by the
cross Keys plantation, lands Of ]. G.
Harris, Charlton, St Peter and Dixie
isntations, and West by said Dixie
.nd Charlton Plantations and the
-,ortheast quarter of section "a, town
hip II North, Range 10 East.
Together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon and all rights
ways and appurtenances attached
thereto; also the farming implements,
mules, horses, cotton seed, hay and
other personal property and uten-
sils Of whatsoever kind and ma
ture used in the operation and Gull
tivation thereof as shown by invent
DRY now on file in my office.
Also rs bales Of cotton in the
hands Of Putnam & Norman, New
Orleans, La. - +.
Terms Of sale: Cash for all per-
sonal or movable property, and on
the realty on terms Of credit CORES
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State Of Mississippi,
County, Of Warren,
City of Viclsburg.

lily .Ql vlCk1DoxBs
BE IT KNOWN, That before me,
tho undersigned authority, duly COM
missioned and qualified according to
Law, ip and for said city, County and
Stste. and in tie presence Of the un-
detsiened competspt witnesses, there
pefsonsfly came and appeared W. A.
M0I&{9, nhd Putnam Morrison, and
Ella Reese Morgan, al residents Of
VisksbpEg, Mississippi, who, together
dsslaxad unto me, Notary; that they
have .heminated.. constituted, and ap-
pointed and do by these presents nomi-
nate seenStitute and appoint Thomas
M,yvWads, Jr:, q resident Of Tensas
PafNfs Louisiana - their lawful
agent and attorney in fact for them
and in theix .nsps. place and stead.
to sign their names - incorporators
70 the ..Aet. Of. Incorporation "The
Lpumias Logging Company, Inc"
which il . corporation being organ
lied nader The 'prsviions Of Act No.
267 Of 1914, with IN authorized
Capital Stock Of Seventy Five Thou
sand Dollars (s75,00o.00) and is to
Be domieilsd in St Joseph. Louisiana.
Said aYpsaEers further declared to
me- Notary, that said Act Of Incor-
ppration which their said agent is
hereby authorized to sign their names
TO h their place and stead, Is being
ersatsd faf the purpose Of carrying
on Z gsnssal timber and Logging bus
insas. and fee. the purpose Of acquir-
ing, holding and operating timber
lands. and agricultural lands in the
State Of Louisiana and Mississippi, or
inasuch Other. statss within the Unit
ed statss ~ it-max seem proper that
the hpsipssa Of said corporation should
be extended-.. @x- -. - ~ al
Said appearers further declared
unto ne. Notary, that said Act Of
Incorporation il to Be governed by
all Of the provisions Of the aforesaid
Act No. 70! Of 1914. and ID to have
al the rights and privileges thereon
providn6 for.
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!. BIRDIE COLEMAN
80 F. NEWELL.

A. b. RATCITF, elk Of Court.
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Judicial Advertisement.
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The said appearers hereby rati-
flying and confirming any and all
acts of their said agent in the prem
ises just as if they were personally
present to perform the same.
IN EVIDENCE WHEREOF, the
parties hereto have signed this act, in
the presence Of B. Davis and Mrs.
A. C. Palmer, competent witnesses,
and me. said undersigned authority,
on the 26th day of January, A. d.
1921.
w. A. MORGAN.
ELLA REESE MORGAN
PUTNAM MORRISON.
Attest:
B. DAVIS
MRS. A. C. PALMER
SOL FETNER,
Notary Public.
l hereby certify that the above and
foregoing act of incorporation Of the
"Loumiss Logging Co., Inc.," is a true
and correct copy as appears Of record
Corporation Record Book "a" page
81 ct seq. of the records of Tensas
parish, Louisiana.
A. B. RATCLIFF, elk. of Court.
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ponding with the mortgage resting
on the property, and all over the
amount of the mortgage bid, in cash.
JOHN HUGHES, Sheriff.
st. Joseph, La, February II, 1921
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-I10z1oo9W3Ae persons hsve been
chosen, to serve on the Board of Di-
rectors Of this corporation, as the
first Directors, until the third Mon
day. Of January, A. d. 1922, or until
their successors are elected and quail
fled. t'----
W. A. MORGAN, vicksburg,
o. Miss.
PUTNAM MORRISON, vicks-
.r, burg, Miss.
THOS. M. WADE, Jr., st. Jo-
~. seph,. Il.
with the said w. A. Morgan as Presi-
dent, Putnam Morrison as Vice
President and Thos. n. Wade, Jr.. as
Secretary-Treasurer.
Cs.. ARTICLE VI
This charter may be amended, al
tered or modified, or the capital stock
increased, or decreased. or the Cor
poration dissolved at a meeting Of the
stockholders duly called for that pur-
pose. and in such manner as may be
permitted by the laws Of Louisiana,
now. or hereafter enacted.
Is.r ARTICLE VII.
Upon the termination Of the charter
or upon the dissolution Of the cor
poration, its affairs shall be liqui-
dated in the manner provided by any
law of Louisiana, now or hereafter
enacted.
0-''A ARTICLE VII.
No stockholders shall be held liza
bic or responsible for the contracts
or faults Of this corporation in any
further sum than the unpaid balance
due to this Corporation on the shares
owned by him. nor shall any mere in
formality in organization have the ef-
feet Of rendering this charter null,
or Of exposing the stockholder to any
liability. beyond ouch unpaid balance.
! TO- ARTICLE TX.
The subscribers have set opposite
their names respectively the number
Of shares subscribed for by each Of
them, 90 that this act Of incorporation
may serve a. the original subscrip-
ton list. ---
!. THUS DONE AND PASSED, at the
.Tevn ,of St Joseph. Parish Of Ten
sas, State Of Louisiana, on the day
and date aforesaid, in the presence Of
Birdie Coleman and E. F. Newell, two
eoppetent witnesses, who have signed
hsrsto, with the said appearers. and
me. Notary, after due reading Of the
Names No. Of Shares
W. a. Morgan Seven Hundred
3o.e Twenty Three (72s)
By Thos. n. Wade, il. -s..ss
Agent and Atty. in Fact.
Ella Kees Morgan Twenty Five (25)
By Thoss N. Wade, Jr.
Agent and Atty. in Fact
Patpsm Morrison One ~
BY Thos. N. -wsde, il.
Agent and Atty. in Fact.
Thos.s n. Wade, il, One ~
era
Witnaanos: s~----srrs-
! BIRDIE COLEMAN
F. - F. NEWELL
3Vf-
xtAs nAnorHn an. CO.
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Sc alquila.

PARA INFORMATION de ampnaciones
rristicas medallones,. ioyerfa con TO.
,arafis etc Solicite la .'Great Agency
'acDopald. Stop S5. Hato Rey
1921 FORD Touring Car. Magnifcas coz
diciones Eauipado con todos los aceesc-
RIGS. self starter, etc Para venta inms
data en- S625 Una ganga Box ss san
Jrar Puerto Rico
TONIC EN- ALQUTLER casas. pisos, de
rartamentcs, miradores y habitaciones
en- sen Juan, Puerta de TERRA. San
turce y Catafo DoY FIAfzAs DINE
70 vARIos MESEs o FIR1fAs PRO-
FIETARIoS. Duehos casas, etc., 81 me
llaman evitaran pcrder un solo dfa 81
quiler pagar anuncios. Atendere pro..-
tsmente toda llalnada Dirijasc seEor
Rossrso Ortiz. Eaiacic Barin9usn. srer--
te Plazolcta. Telefono s97 negro Apsr-
tado 1904
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Mi gobierno ha visto las resolucio-
mes que esa delegaci61 general ha dado
q los pr2liminsres de paz pr pucssos pcr
el sefior Azcarste como comisionado del
gobierno espafiol; queda enterado de
que, despues de haber desmentido ese s.,
nor e. ensargo que habia aceptado, 10
pre- ent6 dio a cor.2cer formalmente
desde vrir cipios del mes de novie.-. re.
trltario de i.ener conferencias con va
rios cubancs.y queriendo por Ultima que
el G. Jose M. Mes.re los corvocsse para
saber 81 eran no aprobldas sus PROPOSE
Clones; quedamcg tambien enterados de
que. fueron aprobaaas por casi toaos los
patriotas que concusrieron a la Junta
las resoluciores con que fueron rechaza
das aQuellas Mi gcbierno Sc HI com
placido al pesar ell m6rito de caia una
de las clausulas de ese notable documen
to, que tengo el honor Ell su nombre
de expresar un voto de arrobacion e.
cual comprendera usted es tanto mas
sincere, cuanto que las resoluciones es-
tan ajustadas la instruction cue HI
bia remitido nuestro gobierno los co
misionados especiales, sin embargo de
que no la habian recibido, "pues era
portador de ese y otrcs pliegos el G..
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Ell MERcADo LOCAL

ALQUILo CASA TERRERA Gale Pa
que No. "a, Stop .43 y meiia. Balloon es
paciosisimo, cinco cuartos sala, come
dor, cocina, Eano, jardin y servic.o ga
nitario.e Frente por frente Stop 43 y me-
dia. Personals interssadas podran verla
hoy de cuatro seis. Soil ite sefior Ro
sario Ortiz, Tel 897 negro.
Sc ALQUILA en- el Edifcio del Telefo-
ro, un local para oficina, tercer piso.
Renta so dolsres
CASA DE CONCRETE CON sU CARA
cE. Gale Mendia, (se alquila) para la
15. Dirf.as a Cruz is, Altos San Juan,
P. o. Box 1911
INMEDIATAMENTE ToAIARE CASA
On San ilrce para familia rsducida. Pa
ger: bucn precio. Garant.a casa banca-
ria. Avise sefr Rosario Ortiz. Tel6fo
no S97 negro. Edifcio Borinquen.
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Juan G. zerea, que GOES debe usted sa-
ber fl.e aprehendido por una tropa enc
riga ssgr9rando todavia Ia suerse que
le haya cab:do, aunqre Sc nos ha aseJu-
rsdo que del camagiiey fue envi'do a
la Habafla en- libartad. Respecto a la
acusaci6n que algunos de ahi hacen al
patricia Zenea, la consideramos tanto
mas cslumniosa injusta, cuanto que en-
Ell corto tempo que estuvo cerca del go
bierno no hizo mas Que acreditarnos su
decis On e interes por la Independence
de Cuba, par,icipandonos la cooperai io1
Ee ciertos individuos v corporac.ones
cara que Sc les desc Ell voto de grat-trld
cue Eerecian fin de alentarlos en- IA
vor de nucstra revolucion psra 10 porve
mir Transmitio satisfzo cuantos in
formes Sc lie pidieron con muestras de
s:nceridad de una noble adhesion a
nuessra causa, aun respecto de la comi-
son del senior Azcarate. Por manera
cue cen la n.ano en- nuestra conciencia,
p,deinos aseverar que la imputacion he
cha al c. Juan c. Zelea es complesa
mente falsa y de. que antes de ahora es
testimonio flel ell contexto de nuestras
anteriores comunilaciones. !"
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<ssAlpf AA

ST oUvERE listed cONPRAR VEN
DER BONCS AccInnes 4. Bantns cen
trales otrns valores nncas rIsttcas y
nrbsnas coloesr tomaT dtnere AZ n
pntecas piRnorar vata sa Dir ~. :
N LLAuRI 90, retnan NJ Telt
fono 2a7 SAN WAN Y
Sc CoMPRAN mil toneIadas sie Chi
fies limpios. mil toneladas de huesos
secos y tambien pezuna. Sc paga buen
precio John Lewis. Sop 8 liz. Puerta
de TERRA.
CANGA:- 81 quiere comprar trajes o
raraguas baratisinos so.icitelos en- el
Bazar velazQuoz
Box 1918. Tel S67
San Juan. P R
CUANDo listed desee comprar saba
mas, fundas, toallas. mantelerfa y der,as
articulos para la casa, acuerdese que
los mejores y mas baratos Sc venden en-
Gonzalez Padin Co.
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FUEGo EN- PONCE

(Por telegrafo)
Ponce, febrero Is.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Un iacendio anoche las 1880 destrl
30 una casa &c MADEIRA, de Juan Bosca-
na. Qna fue totalmense destruida por
las na1has, como tambien los
iniaebles suceso puramente casual. Ha
! ausado muy flvarable. impression OPT
ni6n publica designaciones presidents
Senado y camara prestigicsOs coinna-
triotss B2rce,6 y Cayetano Coll Cilc1i,
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Aver tarde tuvimos la satisfaction
de saludar a nuestro distinguido ami
go don Francisco Valiente, laureado
artista que al frente de su Galerfa
Fotografca de Ponce hace primoras
de belleza que aplaude v admira aque
LIN cultisima soeiedad.y -Vs's
Breves horas paso el amigo Va
liente en- San Juan, donde cuenta, 10
mismo que en- Ia ciudad del Sur, con
grandes mercedes afectos.
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sOloracaOne1 (

OPERATOR DE CINE desea colocarse
doce aiios de practica, mecanico y cleo
tricista. Conocimiento para trabajar en-
cualquier maquina cinematografca Di-
rijase Rafael Martinez, Parque Bom-
beros. Caguas.
JovEN COMISIoNIsTA: solicita L.
meas a comisi6n con casas que tengan
siempre buena existencia San Juan. De-
sea una buena de ferreteria y quincalle-
ria. Dirijase a Comisionists, Box 1901.
TAQUIGRAFA experta en- ingles = es-
panel inaeresa colocaci6n Buena traduc-
tcra. Direction, 6. A. Davidson, o Allen
G, San Juan. Box 4e9.
Sc DEsEA ma mecan6grafa por un
periodic de dss semanrs. Dirijase la
Porto Rico Telephone Company.
Sc ALQUIIAN los altos de una casa
en- sarturce. parada "a; para infornes
lame al tel6fono $40, Santurce.
sIEMPRE que necesite comprar algo,
acuerdese que noso.ros vendemos los
mejores articulos a los uAs bajos pre-
clos. Gonzalez Padin Co.
JovEN AGRIMENsoR desea colocarse.
Experiencia practica en- mensuras; to-
pografia pianos, cemento y construction
de carreteras. Francisco ]. Flores, Sa-
bana Graude. r.
TAQUIGRAFA. Sc necesita una en- el
Bufete v Notaria de los Abogados Llo-
rens Marquee. Cristo 2 baics. s. Juan.
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HERIDAS DE MAcHETE

Informa la po'icia de San Ger
man Que, en- el bario de "Cotui''
Rafael UliJes Moiules sostuvie-
ron una fuerte rina con Felix Asen-
clio en- la que hicieron uso de ma
chetes y un garrote, resultando Ell
dltimo con varios tajos en- ell cuerpo.
Rafael salio del con1bate con un
fuerte mordisco.
La policia ,arresto los infracto
res.
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Ell MEJoR TRAJE de palm Beach,
que Sc vende en- la isla, 10 tenenros nos
otros 1926, pidalo. Gonzalez Padin
Co.
CoMPRo DE FAMILIAREs MILITIA
RES embarcaran Panama muebles Pa
go contado recogere mismo dia salida
transporte. Sohcite senior Rosario Ortiz,
Ediacio Borinquen, frente Plazoleta.
Telefono s97 negro.
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FContiniacion dc la la nag
lonial, que compr6 una gran cantidad
en- los instantes en- que regfan los al
tos precios de la guerra en- provision
de que el articuIo pudiera subir mas:
Ell TERROR DE Los AzucARERos
En- E. q. los akucareros estan aigo te
merosos todatfs con ell porvenir del
azdcar. Dicel Que el plblico consumi-
dor ae ese pals fue Ell que motive la
baia del azucar, absteniendose de com
prarIa, y que, por consiguiente, cual-
Quier aumento que Sc haga en- el pre-
clio del articulo, Inenos que venga
por causas naturales, 10 resentira pro-
fundamente Ell pdblico, que puede ac-
tuar en- Ell sentido de que Sc restrinia
la distribution, 81 llegara tener la
conviction de que los precios no estan
a un nivel normal.
Ell AzUcAR REFINADo
FL refnadc Sc ha cotizado a S7.75.
con un 2 por ciento de descuento.
Este mercado sigue en- consonanc:a
con Ell crudo, inciinandose al alza 10
mismo que este. A exception de varios
refinadores rezagados, que estan ope-
rando a base de Is a 20 puntos menos.
la mayor parte mantiene sus cotizacio
nes al tipo anunciado anteriormente. A
este precio Sc informa haberse hecho
operaciones.
Ell MERCADo LOCAL
Este mercado permanece quieto, aun-
que favorablemente impresionado con
los recientes aumentos en- el prscio del
articuIo.
Sc cree que los precios adquieran mas
estabilidad de aqui en- adelante, que
otras veces. .Si este resulta asf, espe-
rase que pronto empiece la denanda.
En- San Juan no ha habido operacion
alguna
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NUEvE DENUNc1As

Fueron rssueltas aver por Ell Tribunal
denuncias presentadss por Il policia.
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ESta en- Puerto Rico


Ell mas conocido professor en- CIEN
CIAs OCULTAs. osvaldo d. VERGE. Ce.
lebridad mundial de la Habana y es di-
rector del colegio inaugurado reciente-
mente en- Mayaguez, de MENTALISMO
y MAGNETIsMo.
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fono 21O Verde. Conoce ESPIRITIsMO,
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cia y Ie puede decir su pasado, presen-
te y future.
Ensena por correspondence. Solicite
Catalogo ndmero nueve Ilustrado Gra
tbs sus hojas de CONsULTA. Presen-
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ra Gratis? Escriba hoy, envie sellos pa
ra su contestacion.
Direction: DR.. Q. D. VERGE. BOX 45s
Mayaguez, P R.
Advt
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l'IlIe pIA eoMo HoYI q
"Recordar es vvir' Dante
''Recordar es vivir'-- Dante
1e DE FEBRERo DE 1871
INTEREsANTE

INTEREsANTE DIR1aIDA PREs1DENTE
FEBRERo ctUDADANo GENERAL DE
REPuBLIcA CUBA EN- Los EsTADos UNIDos
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INGATERRA

drfguez Tanca No. s. Telefono 800.
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en-
una de las Principaies Gales, cerca
del Tren y de- Teatro, pr6ximo los
Muelles contiguo al Correo y demas
Edificios Federalea, Buen trato. Ser
vicio excelente. Sc sirven Ccmidas
a domicilio Ss admiten abonados
precios m6dicos
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sus.rlDass a EL MuNDo.
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TELARES para Dordar, redondos todos
los tamafos. Desde $1Oo en- adelante.
Gonzalez Padin Go.
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Oh LUIS A. SALIVA

MAdice C2ruJane. Farmac6utics. BAc-
tert6ioge del Institute Rockefeller. Nne-
Va York. Ex-catedrAtics do Bacterfsls-
xta de Ia Untvers1dad de Pusrts Rico
L,sboraterio de Ana1ss Chnics ?
meteorological Medicine General.
tIaras de consulta;-De 8 . 10 A. n
Ris Piedraa Puerte Rice
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HOTELES

DAT ATE In 81 centre csmsrciai
de sxA Juan. CON visits
D 10 bahia Csntiens l10 habisacisAss
amDnas cen cusrtss de bans. ''Rsof
garden. Ettie ideal para bales. ban
oussss. "ssiress". 81 dtis de rsuni0r
dc In bueaa seciedaA
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Sc HA vENDIDo AzUcAR DE
PUERTO RICO A $6o2

tContinaacion dc Ia Ia p4g ].
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DON FRANCISCO vALIENTE

Ell CORRESPO ONSA1I
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-28
JOHN 7. ADAMS IS
SELF-MADE MAN
Sketch of New Chairman of
Republican National
Committee ~.
STARTED WORK
AT So PER WEEK
President of Company With Which He
Started Since 1900 - Widely Inter
ested In Community Affairs In
herits Love of Politics from Father.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 2S.-John r.
Adams, the recently elected chairman
of the Republican national committee,
like many other national leaders is
sejf-made man.
In 1881 Johnny Adams, as he was
then known, started to work for a Du-
buque door and sash company at 50 al
week. HIS promotion was rapid, and
since 1900 he has been president of the
company which Is now regarded as one
OF the largest of the kind in the coun-
try.
Since early manhood Adams has
taken an unusual interest in commu
nifty affairs. One of the first community
projects TO attract his attention was a
city mission organized by the Dubuque
congregational church. Later, for sew
elal years, he was president of the
city ; general hospital
School affairs of Dubuque always
have attracted the attention OF Mr..
Adams. lie served several terms as a
member OF the local school board.
During the war he was a member of
the. state council of defense, and was
active IN Red Cross and other drives
| for funds.
His interest in American politics i.
his father who was an American of old
stock. The father practiced law in
! Massachusetts,, and was member OF
the legislature of that state at the time
| Daniel Webster was a member of the
state senate. His ancestors on his
mother 5 side come from New Hamp
shire where they lived for several gen
eratiOns.
The family moved to Dubuque in 1862
John +. Adams graduated from the Du
| buque high school in 1851 His education
since then has been acquired by con
slant reading His private library a
his beautiful home here is regarded a,
one of the most complete in Iowa. Mr.
Adams Il a student of modern Ian
/ almost as iluentIy a kngIlsh.
II Mr.. Adams first attracted attention
in politics in 1908 when he was Sc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-28
WANT HARDING IN SPRINGFIELD.
Given Invitation to Deliver Address at
Eastern States Exposition

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator
Lodge. Speaker Gillett and Senator Hale
of Maine yesterday accompanied represen-
tatfveS of the Eastern States Agricultural
and Industrial exposition to the White
House to invite President Harding to adj
dress the organization in Springfield,
Mass. in September. Joshua l.. Brooks
of Springfield. president of the organiza-
ton, and Maj. Il. PhiIbrook of Portland,
Me, We're in the party.
The President expressed great interest
in the work which is being done to build
up agriculture in the New England states
and eastern New York.
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lected to conduct the primary campaign
in Iowa. In 1912 he managed the Taft
campaign in this state. In the same
year he was elected national committee
man from Iowa. He was reelected ma
tional committeeman in 1916 and again
in 1920 During the Harding campaign,
Mr.. Adams was in charge Of the ives
tern Republican headquarters in Chica-
90. Mr.. Adams is married. and is the
father of three children, Elizabeth Il,
Susan T. and Paul aged g.
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WANTED-Experienc worker de-
sires position about July 1 as bOokkeeper.
stenOgrapher. or general Office worker.
Prefer permanent position but would ac-
cept substitute work during summer. Ad-
dress \. p. w, 153 Conway St, Green
field. Mass. 101-03
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SPECIAL NOTICES

HAIR GOODS-E. P. Bailey, 208
Barber Bldg. 1-tf
PODIST-Elizabeth P. Bailey,
POS Barber Bldg. 9 tc 12-2 to 5.
Phone 606-W. - II 1-tf
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-02-24
NO CHANCE FOR NEW STATE.
II nrriefnrn TrihnnnA

The chief Importance Of the resolu-
ton of secession of the ten north
Idaho counties introduced in the leg
islature yesterday is. we believe as a
manifestation of the sense of griev-
ance this minority section suffers at
the hands of the majority and not at
all because there is any practical
prospect of achieving independence.
Every substantial local consideration
might work out favorably to the en-
terprise and failure would still result,
there is no reason to doubt, because
will not consent to open the
question of changing state boundaries
from the lines on which they were
established. Other states
are almost, if not quite, as awkward
~ situated as Idaho is in this respect
California being a conspicuous ex-
,mTle-while nearly all have geo.
absurdities or inconven