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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
CHARGE WOMAN
JABBED PORTER

Counter charges IN regard TO an
alleged fight between a woman and a
negro porter on u Spokane Seattle
train are contained IN the Northern
Pacific Railway company'a answer 10
an amended complaint IN the case of
Mark Lebworth VI. the n. y. Rail.
way company and the Pullman com.
pany. The answer Was nled in fed.
er.l court Honday.
According TO tbs complaint, Mark
Lebworth and his wife. Leila. were
iourneying from Spokane to Seattle
VIA Northern Pacific train on No.
vember 10, 1890. Lebworth charges
that q porter FOR no cause" attempt.
I'd 10 grab a book from his hands Ia
rough and unseemly manner. he
asks 1880 damages for alleged per.
sonAi Injuries.
In their answer the railroad com
pany claims that Mrs. I>ebwprth at.
tackled the porter with a pair Of seis'
nors and stabbed him In the neck.
The case waS transferred TO fed.
eral from superior court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

Direct from the Holy Land with
message from Abdul BAHIA. Jenabe
Fazel Mazandaranl Is occurring at the
New Thought auditorium thruout the
remainder Of January.
A universal brotherhood. which he
calls the parliament Of man. stimuli.
taneous disarmament Of ali nations.
absolute equality Of man and woman.
and the establishment OF a United
Nations. patterned after the govern.
ment Of the United States. are among
the principles advocated by this lee
turer.
Abdul Bahia, present leader OF the
Bahai movement lives on the side
Of Mount Carmel. facing the Medi.
terraneah. For so years he was i'm.
priHoned By the Turks for advocating
the things he now is teaching.
Even as the United States gave
forth the idea Of a universal organi.
zation for peaA. so win she perfect
II, says genabe Fazel Aazandarani.
Lectures are held every night at S
O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
CHARGE PERJURY
IN SOPHIA CASE
C. P. R. Officers Swore
Falsely Is Claim

Examination OF witnesses by the
claimant with "a view to substantial
ing a charge Of perjury and viola.
ton of the navigation laws consumed
the morning session OF the Princess
sophia case IN federal court. The
Canadian Pacific Railway co. Is seek.
ing limitation OF liability Ia an action
for fg.oe0,0o0 brought by relatives Of
some 900 Of the saphlan victims
The perjury dinrgea were made
Monday afternoon. when Proctor
Martin. for tho claimants. declared
that he would show officers Of the
G. T.. X. committed perjury when
they testified. last week. thai they
had not given instructions for the So
phla 10 be run at top speed.
According 20 the testimony Of
Frank slnnot. he had signed as sea.
man on the Sophia AZ the age Of IS,
and had never been instructed how
to handle iifeboata.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

OUTSIDE or STATE OF
WASHINGTON
&C II See per month. or ka.oo year
bN CARRIER IN CITY
month ......s...ssas. 10 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

40 ACRES BOTTOM WITH Ball
nnce slope enough 20 give good
dfainaaf Has fine yearsarpund
creek Price fi.a00. terms. Good
road 10 AT Vernon
ACREAGE OPENING
BlRht bsacre tracts close - Seattle
Heights, on read to Aldarwood
Manuts 1000 each, easy terms.
~ A. GOODEnLI0W
tih Railway Exchange lildg.
ACRES or GOOD sou. ZINE FUR
niAhed house. horse, hens. wagon.
geese, pigs over 10000 berry
plants; biR orchard. everything.
Saerificef Johnnn0n, l0a Mutual
Life Hook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
Franklin to Hold
Its Annual Jubilee

Tho annual Franklin high school
alumni Jubilee" Will be- held In the
school auditorium "Wednesday eve.
ming. February 3. All graduates Of
Franklin are eligible TO attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

~ OF srATrLr knNr FAhM


CITY OF SEATTLE KENT FARM
ron SALE
Sealed proposals viii BE- received b.
the board ef public works % the
city u seattle up iu 10 d. M Erie
day February I. 1891, in Room
23t. County-t'ity building. FOR
purchasing from the city - Seat
Tie their Kent farm, located on
The north bank Of White river,
about "a miles northwest u
Kent and containing nfty three
river bottom land. all clNfrd aud
under cultivation said farm has
been undivided into five 90
tracts; !, aud , containing nine
aeIes zach; tract Z. 1898 acres and
tract 3, 10 acres, all more or Tess
and - offered for sale Ia sub
divisions 81 az "a whole.
\ blueprint which shows this land
and - subdivisions may be OBJ
tanned from the office ~ the su~
perinfendent af streets and sew
ere. Room 6fs. County CITY build
INK. Seattle Surveys viii be
made dividing the property after
bids have been received, Pay
mont 10 be made IN each upon
tender % deed. or one-third 81
balance 10 three equal Install
menth. Interest % seven t7l per
cent Each bid must be accom-
panied by money or check pay =
able ~ the order ~ the clty comp
ffullef for 3 per cent - total
amount u bid, and no bid viii be
considered unless 80 accompu nicd.
The board reserves the right 10
reject any OF oil bids
G. l.. nAGLEN Secretary
CANADIAN PACIFIC RY. LAND
100000 acres ~ fertile pfairie land
ready for the plow. at an average
price OF SIS Der acre. 20y year
terms. 2 per cent interfHt for first
years. no principal payments for
years. Also Thousands 81 acres
q rich irrigated alfalfa land at
is0 per acre. including water
right. $4,000 loan for Improve
moptA makes IL easy for you TO
start with small capital. We issue
low rates 10 Alberta. For mapa.
literature and rAtes apply 10 Ca
madam Pacific Hy. Land Dept.
zps Pioneer Iidg: Main s11s.
40 AckEs-A GOING RANCH
Located ~ miles from Kent. 30
aeres cleared, good t.roorn house.
chicken hotre ~ 1000 hens root
honHe and other euthuldinKa,
orchard, small fruit; hay, cows
hetfefa. iiaiHtsin bull. fine large
team. mower. rake. pillow. harrow.
dick. cuittvafar, wagon and other
farm tools a real bargain. Price
ia q0U 81 eco cash
u VAN ARspAfE A. CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
STOCKS AND BONDS

a
We villa. BUr
80 Futrrli Coupler.
80 Weatrrn Rubber.
500 Hecia
800 Edmondr oil & Ref
1000 Texas Junior.
German currency
WE Will SELL
20 y. w Griffith. Inc. in
Guiding dividend .....iis %
Is r p,.f fagsis 9. q g.! g.. 2a.o9
So pfd. with common
is Northwestern Finanes
pfd. com s....sts... BID
Q Inland Finance pfa- ,
com, fbioek1 ......s.. $50 90
: United Finance pfd- 2
com. lbipckb ..-.......2z s %
900 Hothart Steel ..ss..... so
Foreign Bonds and Exchange at
Market
EcANpfNANfAN AMERICAN
SECURITIES CORPORATION
Toz Third Ave- Main 75g7.
AN So INCOME. PAYABLE EVERY
80 days. is ubtRInabl. from invest
fnent IN the ~ preferred stock of
the ChsA. ~ LILY CD. IL =. -
quarterly dividends ~ stTb for
each $3.50 invested: the company
is in the flour. feed. fertilizer and
acud business. with HEADQUARTERS
In Seattle. write or call for COM
piete Information. Blyth. Wittnr a.
Co. Investment Bonds. 81. Second
ave. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

1919 ROADSTER. WITH STARTER
block, fully equipped: excellent
condition. Snap at 1850. terms,
CENTRAL AGENCY, Inc.
East $50
Broadway and PIKE.
Authorized FORD Dealers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

" EST titN Washington tHHfGAT-
ED t.Fry land. i0sscfc farms. all
lands either under pillow Or ready
iina. unusual propagation offered
g. married men with farming ex-
periencr. write today for further
details. Address Land Dept. Me-
kenns Lumber Co. Mckenna. Mn.
FUk SAl.E--ts ACHES, q MIL.
from tifanite Faiie. = cows. our
horse. 80 chickens 40 with place
Price 81 0on. a good buy, For in
formation sec
ANuEEW ELEVTEnAHL
Granite Eatfu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

SPECIAL
Groom bungalow; modern except
heat: garage; Madrona district;
large lot; wonderful view OF lake /.
lot alone 10 worth the money.
only $4,000, terms Sec Mr. Becl-
man, S3b Burke Bldg Main 657L
CULVhR--QuEEN ANNE
Come 20 us for tho best buys In
Queen Anne hill property.
X @. CULVER
~ Boston st. queen Anne II.
3ii0o; 3-HOOM HOUSE
On I acre. cleared. level some fruit;
South End city: graded road city
water. Easy terms. owner, AIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
ONLY $500 DOWN

Make your choice Of three good
houses Of 8 and c rooms each, on
Rainier ave. Just south of Jack
son st. In fine condition. Price
$3.50 each.
CARTER. MCDONALD e. MILLER
208 Columbia ST. Elliott $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
% BUSINESS OPP0RTTNTTIEs

COLORADO INVESTMENT co.
Sst Green Bldg. Fourth and Pike
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
IL rooms; hot water heat. hot and
cold water Ia rooms; clcap and
well furnished. This little place
is just what you are looking for.
only 1900 cash required. See Mr.
Barrett
taoe-fs ROOMS; CASH 1900
Save your rent and household ex-
penseR with this ctoee-in. we'll
located little roomlng house. This
IN a half price bargain. and viii
so to the first one that sees H.
5000 ROOMS-CAsH $500
snap In i0-roon rooming or board
ing proposition In the broadway
district The location assures you
more business than can be taken
care Of. Been established Reven
years. MuHt be sold this week.
COLORADO INVESTMENT co.
s0t Green Bldg. Fourth and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
ACREAGE


- .
PLANT THIS IN Hf.RRIEs .
10 ACRES BOTTOM
with Large Greek
Is arteh. 10 acres cleared.
acres ash and alder bottom:
on main county road half :
mile from town. with high :
school. IN the heart ~ The
atfaw berry and loEHnberry :
dietficf, where there arc large .
producing fields that are pay
ms the cnHi 90 the whole in-
Nestment ia one ysaf. Come
a AMI see photos % these
berry tleldH. Price Of the 10
acres. Fi.a0e. easy termh
CARTER, MCDONALD a.
MILLER
Dos Columbia ST. Elliott $50.
. . .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
PARTNERsHTP
AUTO REP AIR SHOP


AUTO REPAIR SHOP
STbp h. the fun price for an
equal hair interest In one of
the best shops in Seattle. To-
Gated right In the center OF
the automobile district. and
overhead expense is very low
for the location. owner Us
one OF the best mechanics In
town, and has "a Wide nc
quaintance among automobile
owners, 50 always has lots of
work VIII accept mex
pcrienced man IL sure he will
stay with him after he has
learned the business. You
ahould easily make better
than s200 per month in this
shop. only steady. relin BILE
man viii be considered. For
particulars see MIR. Hodge, az
Seaboard Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

THEATRE
have a suburban theatre seating
$50, 2 machines; good electric
plano. 3 electric fans; good stage.
Price 1880; S775 cash, balance
SIS per month Must be sold this
week, See III A u u II o O X. 422
BOOMING HOUSES
We have two good ones which it
would pay you TO investigate. ono
for Si.i00. with 16 rooms of good
furniture. one of IA rooms for
Sl,400; close in; furnace heat. See
HUNT 422 Burke Bldg.
SNAP-SNAP-SNA
0 ROOMS, CLOSE IN. 3 BLOCKS
from postoffloe; 21s years lease.
a bargain AT $500. only $3.50 cash.
Soc MI Barrett, 30i Green Bldg.
DO You NEED MONEY? HOW
muchY What for7 What security2
How pay IL back? Give age. ex-
perience, reference. $. Il. Tuscn,
J.. O. box 7k2, city.
| WOULD LIKE TO GET IN TOUCH
with a good man or woman with a
head for business and some cash.
Johnnson, Tei Mutual i4ifo Blk
@ II Q Y-IF YOU WISH TO
make money and keep busy. look
this up. Johanson. i0i Mutual Life
PARTNER IN FEED BUSINESS.
must be honest and reliable. Mart
Hhip, General Delivery, city.
RESTAURANT $500 DOWN; RICE
gest snap down town. Lohanson.
AGA Mutual Lille Blk. -
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- - =
400 DOWN

4 brand new Oakland 5-passenger
only costs 31,G2b. And it's tho
cafe and buy a new car with
factory Guarantee2 Only 1900 and
terms Of ~ months. Price guar
anfeed until May. 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY.


j. r.. ThIL-EsTA BLfsHED 1851.
All cases. Consultation. advice.
Moderate fees. Free departments
2ib BURKE sldR, Dos secgnd ave-
Il. n. scH0FT iii Hoge Bldg. An
mex. CONSULTATIONS FREE. All
caeeN All courts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
Is FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS
FOK KENT-KOOMs
DsIsII ND IifnlU

NEW BOARDING. HOME. WALK
Ing distance. piano. phone, home
Lks. Az Summit ave. *.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

u SAM wETsFfELD CAN'T RE
pair your watch. throw IL away.
3rf Tfrfeu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

BY Chinese law, the doctor, the
priest and the fortune teller cannot
sue for their fees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25

COLORADO INVESTMENT co,
Sst Green Bldg. Fourth and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
tnnn-fr pnnAfp. f,AeII ttnn

COLORADO INVESTMENT co.
s0t Green bldg. Fourth and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED no BoARp A LITTLE
girl about SIS per month, ato@
NAlh nNn q aud lILmHa ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-20
AUTO PIINGES DOWN An
EMB A>hMENT. ONE DEAD

Noreh Branch Mnr May 20 n
Fr4Hk Rlgg Geise-s4 Agent 8. ne
passenger aapa-Emer; af fhe But-tns-
ION AErna1 wEs fla4a 13a1y and
lis Tvs 6auEA1A-s. Ru-h anc Prise la
escaped vsth eight injuries when
thair auizHnonEs plunged from ihe
ROADWAY And tuuAled into 6ieh
ihree males north O. here N- Rngg
WIS 5s rsa-s old HIS home is IL
s.. Paul.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-20

7'he laslrE -@an ir tns ve err.
mem na-ttp d~lve e 1hs Sarsaue s s..
l,sgicr q Wa Nohers enserv1 ned
ths Winning team ant al the pthH-
members at ths hone ns Mrs. Z A.
taahr 81 Eas. cleveland avenue this
afternoon Nsa-sT pns hurarsa mem
aass we-s sseure6 Curing the afsVe
th= membership q 1he Legion nav
nun. psr.uE us-- rwo hundred.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-20
BRYAN HAS 0AA IDEA 0F
WHERE NAN CAME FROM
comnone- Refuses To Believe
Mhn Descendant Il Lever
Animals altberly At
Lacks DGsw11lEm

Lawrence AAn Nsx f-W ?
arar 1bt Grass lummon4r uoes na.
believe h Tiarvlllsm. o. the Jheor5
% erulutiut. ar ,nl man il sesre1
aeui sas lower atlmalA
The 1nrerszr d Kansas lneiua.
ns BON faculty. ana atuasl1 BODY
hsre
Tins expla.ns vlT BRYAN asse--
tian made 10 s esowaad caurpcation
ui more Than t1r4s tnousnud uf Ire
Euaen' hoay -eas vea mneA waticism
and disappruvG wAsf Errsr
n'aos hur~iet - lawrence from
KansnH CaEr where lie WIS aa3ire-ius
L sA-ias q lectures and mace q .l.I..
Nh crowd ma, r.1es arc orsr~ls.v
ad aia Robinson Ern.uasiuu. ths lare
es' suditgT-un 1u 1hs campus.
The moss 6ansarlrr tAinr n -ts
'Hf~ia 'auaF rs ths haa-r mar n.sr
is dasranue1s t-um tha lowe. se
uiHis 8rrIn snis tbs srusen.s
The iauf te ,'+lies IN Coo IS .nas-
rirnr tns world IFS grestest f-nun,e
B--s-nH rls1-uuEy astnosad 1he .o-
iasir ui Species
These views wee ATTACKED hr rs-
2 n AlHn PROFESSOR os A.,lars u
rttE III 'vs~Estv Il an unzr fo-lirr h.is
.fs week
The Flirt q ruu,patiriur has rvo-
tueet fins arimEls cunning. ne m
mI1 mind Hnd .i.s hurnunt sneces
art the progress n uirIizE-iur is sns
a- a1 cs-upsrarlor -. Alien decsa-
20 This Christian as vel a 8ls
iasiea- Eoes 10 1-cps thai tbs-e is X
cn1flil1 ea.wssr -s1iriur and iso-
ilnEy M B-vun nat s1la 1he thsnry
q tFn-ution WIS -espunsiflls tor 1he
E.ss- wa
Iha aaiser used rs1irlpus ples
along WI the Iies u zoolarira, ruru
''s'tt.ar Ifr Alier ssi6 r. AEsr
aaao seTe-H rases ss nu1sd arosu-
iunissR. inrlndinr Jurasn and Kellogg
v-ho we're ns-at IF bsing against wa
'ta-s
The claim tnat evolution Ii AZ
ruAss Is uisir'B-mH-iun. Dr.. 11ss-
ot'nla-aa. biologists fse1isre L FL
Fss-stl'T I'm car Bss rhs hand ps
tsao n eVnlutsor- fhe fhao-r os sraau-
ION npAs nut -uls The hand q rsao
out = the rnivs-sssT
Sc Eald 8-vznis aocusrtian u Ds--
vn aF '1Ds-e EuasBe-~ was rsns
III juE- End 6srlHred Ehst he hst s.
IN rooS authority -hEt Bran was =
fHrDr u surT-eHsinr research Arors r
'nioinrT a. ms Tnsre-si-r ns Eab-aHka
bsruuss rs saHsvst !. leads tp srnnF
tscisu. atheism and lark II NH n
Cod
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-20
\ AfiMf-a> ct MIIHiiI
DISTRICT TO COOPERATE

Ths FHrna5x EsFvEan- pnun1Aay 81
NulnHE has s1aa me na3o-1T 81
rs s1aek ELr WI buld AZ eiFrH.o,
q ane~ In the useH1time rhsy hare
employed manager and WI be
rsacy to bsgtn Operations june J
hnving ar rrnrs =. present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-20

Jersey csrr. \ D. MAY. .a-.Suis-
elpe FiiiFpc. charged with Coz
gsisrass Is aestroy he United States
assav office Ia New York IN c0nnes
tssr VIII she Wall Street expaosion
l.st Se-tenser. today WAS bed with
nws aan tu~ & hearing on MAY % by
Iialtee states CanEnsss ~ Charles
2 fsAn5rstksoE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-20

rrion. Nc, EEv 2B---Twp T8utlss
claiming % bs zErDDn1 Ss-z -
rsz-x old. us Es-uR1. La. ana Ray
Tond Roberts Il. us Tulsa. oklL
who ware wDuDde6 ~ 4 posse 4 s.
ClElr yesterday. ws-s hrougt4 he-e
fBr preliminary hearing Tor alleged
c0ussiac1-T II I bsld-rr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-20
Never sav Aspirin without saving BayeT

NsH-f ga F.leusna srn A.aratff
7 -aoahneha 1unhago nnr taf s'Aii
Al arHgessrs seN 8agsr TAhtfy q
As a.rn a handy FI Boxes a An.
Il .stt.1as - = ard 500 Asprr
~ frA6e nark 81 BArer Manasa a"'
t Manua rez5caci er o SAA
-L-.t--r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-20

tins fhs Creeks hRrH taken q rss-
'nr munorla fp- sume rnHxTiainec
-Hssun TITS Is ths nrsr F-u'ptur =
VEN sr'H-1ness v.hich marks fhs -
sin-n-iDr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-20

w1r1sAe Tniess yau see the name
BaEer' On package o. on sat'ifas Tor
art n1a getting gtsnalut ksglf-u i'rf
scr bet sr pfySaiaus sar fve1tT enc
a&rs and proved SAFE fy m ians
Tale Aspirin unlv SIS talt n the
Payer package tor Colts s9saaacte
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-20

arnes Fe evidently believes e
alsa4slE-aC Size NtxaolS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-20

g'ht movie camera men Shnai
ne prepared for rushing embraces
And Eisses when Lloyd George
and Brand eal Of 1Af.r f1eht.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-20
GRAIN LABORATORY At
WASHINGTON WRECkED

Washington EsE 3t-Ths Ezlr
1abo-a-uT ot rhe depz-rrser- q aE-i-
culture was practically -uinaa -BEas
ov 1vo sxprnEians q chemicals xfsich
came v1th Enrh f1-rs IS = stake the
szh1 wing n which rhs lEB0rs10ry is
18cz1sd Ne pns was Injured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-20

hor1an1y announces IbHi l'e-
land wall nai wA9a 1Ae AeG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-20

No-s than sleen persons 1rs nrw
enEsgrs6 Il ths fishing 1D6BstrF u
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-04-21
PRodREssIvE FARMING

One Of Dillon's most progressive
farmers was in The Herald office a
few days ago-we know he doesn't
mind If We tell his name because he
has something to be proud of-Er-
nest Cottingham Of Minturn-and IN
reply to the inquiry as to how much
cotton he was planting this year, he
told us he was planting the usual
amount because he decided several
years ago that diversified farming
was the only kind of farming that
paid Mr.. Cottingham is planting 100
acres in cotton and 100 acres in corn.
That has been his policy and he will
continue to follow that policy until
he finds something better.
II find by rotating that you can
cut your fertilizer bill in half and
still make more cotton or corn to the
acre than by planting the same land
in the same crops year after year"
said Mr.. Cottingham. my invariable
rule" continued Mr.. Cottingham. 'is
to plant an equal amount of corn
and cotton and change my land from
year TO year. Last year 1 made $50
bales Of cotton On 100 acres of land
and my 100 acres of corn averaged
about 70 bushels to the acre. The net
profits from the corn were much lar
ger than the net profits from the
cotton. 1 do not claim that corn at
- per bushel is more profitable
than cotton at 40 cents a pound, but
take the average, year after year, and
there is more money in 81 corn than
there is in cotton at average prices.
Even when cotton sold at abnormal
prices 1 did not increase my acreage.
I continued to plant 100 acres of
cotton and the same amount of acre
age in corn. l have corn enough on
hand to pay the expenses of my place
this year, and as i need money to car
Try on farm work 1 sell my corn. If
1 did not have this surplus corn on
hand / do not know what l would
do. 1 would have to sell my cotton
at any price l could get for it, rs
understand the banks are not lending
money for this years crop expenses. d"
Mr.. Cottingham is a firm believer
i'll rotation. He never plants the
same land in the same crop two years
in succession. He uses only moder-
ate amount of fertilizer and gets
more from an acre of land than most
farmers who use double the, amount
of fertilizer. He is one of the county's S
most successful farmers, and if every
farmer in the county would adopt
his policy several millions of dollars
that goes into the west every year
could be kept at home.
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stood that every state and county
through which the proposed high
way runs has made arrangements to
do its part. Very little work will have
to be done on the roads from Wash
ington and beyond. A hard surface
road parallels the Pennsylvania from
New York to Washington, and the
most Of the work will have to be done
south of Washington. Virginia says
she will take care Of her part of it,
North Carolina has voted to build
her part of the road, and South Car
olina has made arrangements with
the several counties through which
the road passes to do their part.
Chairman McLaurin Of the County
Board has been at work quietly on
Dlllon's part of the proposed high
way. Dillon was asked to build seven
miles of road to connect with the
highway at the North Carolina line,
and Mr.. McLaurin has made COM
plete arrangements for the construc-
tion of the road. At Dillon the high
way will connect the government
road going south and connecting with
the hard surface road that will lead
to the bridge over Big Pee Dee.
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that body in London recently.

that body in London recently.
! Lord Headway's plan provides TO,
the sinking of a concrete tower nea,
the sands in Trinity bay. and from
'lat point to run tunnels in all di.
rectons TO the cargoes that have
oeen drawn beneath the surface.
The problem of the Goodwin
sands is not exactly .wildcatting
ne Is reported to have said. "but i,
COMES Under the head OF highly
speculative adventure.' II is 49,
.he less fascinating for that. and i,
Is far more sound than many r,;,,
ns 'en'ures. for the treasure is
really there" %
history bears out the statemept
oI Lord Headway that the treasure
% really mere. In one instance -
spanish treasure shin. laden u,;,b
goa and precious jewels, was seen
os fishermen to strike the sand
shoais. Before rescue boats could
master the seas between the shore
ana the ship it had been completelv
swallowed by the sands.
The great sandbanks liz IN +bo
coast OF Kent and are approximately
Ten miles long, stretching from
hamsgate TO Kingsdown. Al bigb
tioe they are completely submerred
whlle at low tide considerable nor'
uon Is from three to five feet abov,
sea level. and sufficiently firm to