davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

iltAGo. oct 2!--Cat'l": receipts. =
steers. p t" aoc higher. spots up. moro
western sr ,sscrs steady 90 2jc higher;
top native "f steers. l3..,: beef cows
mostly = /" 'gc up. beef h.i;"Ts unevcnly
"gc I" s. higher. Gamers nnd cutter,
strong. bulls about steady. veal calves
mostly ). higher. packers mostly 20 M.
heavy feed r. about steady: weekly bulk
n,ri'"s: natiT" h"st steers, 9."nii.'o:
,c.d"rs, $500 80 beef cows AMI h"itcrs.
lInEs: ,cc<!rts. 5000: market fairly .c-
Tive GENERALLY steady; bulk 2lo 10 go
pound butchers sea 80. top. 30. bulk
20 Z" "a pound averages ?.Sj.i?ij: dc
S,ra"lH pigs around -: ss;imai"d hold,
n!.d): iEn;. 3.:cf. g: 'iish; lights. .i5m
'.3": packing SONS smooth so}siS;5. pack
ing COWS. cough '."9u $50: killing pigs.
Sh"yn: r"c"!rts. 200: mostly direct 90.
l"mhs largely SO higher: Eat Westerns
ana i":der lambs mostly De higher: Tat
tn."n' 'IG TO- nr; losing ,"n Ia, ma,
lan,'. on ci"s". 'i."'T Ito. cults mostly
80. ,H 1919: bur Cat any al'hs round
handy ia; "wc, upward To- -. best West.
I'm feeding lambs. iiji: bulk around
new yonN. OCT, .I';G.,,,'e: rcectp,..
ErasEsrs. ss,o: rni,.na caiy~s, i,5o. little
Sheer and l.nhs: receipts. $50 steady:
sheep. 3Ipni.p0: CuIlq 20lSilgD: lamb.
- 80 u. ia.sa. gu is. sos ~ 700
ii"Gs: receipts $50, steady: Ugh, TO
n"diumw'i i".iu Il DO. h-avy hog.
! -" iu.N: r!GS. in..j IL 1870. ruuYhs. +, >Ju
LACkSpNNIi.LE. FLA. oct. 2l-liur
receipts. iu"'iiuH: pr"-u"cts. wcaH: hrnv-
l"> tn.i I'a rk"r$. go mediums. 80. lights.
30: heavy p-s. $50: light pigs. 30.
i"uShs. iUHpd>L
Ia,ti": receipts. iish;: prospects steady :
.,"crs. :.@Hr 30. hpl :. ! so 80. ycariiis~.
- "a ...l. ,o"-. .unrJ'1. yea! calves.
I"' 90. CaU4"rS. i.tvml.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
WASHINGTON MARKETS

Try Associated PROSE-
" iSHlN. fpN. ou'. 2;-Ers. s'rict'y
;r"sh. 'fd -; southern. ~ live poultry.
ic,'l'rS, u. - -: S5-ln: chicken n
,rriar ..chicI. n. ~ =. h.mA. ,ns6: -6.s
TO-. p: turks. isn a i.iv" stock: c.'v"-
"ho'c". II calves n o.,iun l.rl.L
.amha. 3y,"i 6l' liv. hogs ~, V-S"t.h!.s
,,"'at""s. NJ. J. ~,ckc.- !6"h:..o. r,"k"i
500 iN'. S+v"": got- toes North tarp!ifl,
i'n:"o: ne --Ly ijDT::i Ontous.
KIDD. : - n 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

DO. eliminating amounts due from
reserve dcpoSi,arics and other bank
aud trust companies in New York an,
United states.
Deposits, 275tGOo; incrcas,
SIG.772.SO0
Banks: Cash in vault S2S.s76.4or
Trust companies: cash in yault
sG6,i27.5OO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
b BALTIMORE MARKETS

nv Associated rr"s11
BALTIMORE. Nh oct - Pn'.,,.s
No. r"w' 40 J. iHNulei: az sections
~. 55"a'. Sweet, foNI e. gallons
~ -"..'in' n"r !'' .ur! str'.. i-:>iIat.
~. sections. 80" 80. Apples packet
p"r-N, NJ :! r0u5" al varieties 10
a." 80" l.rF uativ- and aca-- ny
-. ShGi!'ru ~ % HIttvr. cream -.
,'noy prints. q u. H.i-y prints ?; :.
.n, lnn' .rring "hi:k"us Including
i.'rh"-ns. ~ g: Nii hens !nc'uding Leg
E%rn' y" "'i r"os'cTs. ;iGy!s. DUCKS
whit" r"HinS 25U-,
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rnRE1GN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK Oct elias, prices o
cNchHnE" On IN" principal foreign mar,
k"ts:
Sterling i"'uanI sc: cables. ioI..
i-'tnc'. demand. .3ii. cables. 80!
Italy. demand. ti": cables t!jts.
Belgium. d.Ioand. ) ~. cables SIS
Swi'Z"rlani. demand. 1885. cables. 1928
Holland. demand. 1915: "a hi.s. 3J.;s
-" rl'I'u%. demand. .03'. cables on.
Austria, demand. Gcii. cables .cHit
Greece. L"marl 30.
Sweden. demand. 90; cable. si7s
Norway. demand i1;3. cables IL
Sr:'ln. demand. l51i. cah'"s t'.l7.
b"UInHrk. demand, .i.,3, cables "hrj
Hungary. demand o..
Cz"Chu. demand I51
rO|uud. demand fG1'.
EiDlHr!. demand. 2.5T
Nuwaria demand. -
lug"- S'HN.s. d"mSrd ,s'
Argentine demand Is 81
iIra2il. {! nd. u n
'hIi. SsIU..ni. 1890
CHn.da. i"naud. 10. L..
HunSlnrr. demand $50 cab.,s $50
Portugal. demand. 6'5. cables $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

OLD crop o, v!rsinias and Spanish yir
'uh'!y exhausted Ncw peanuts have not
81 S"t. arrived on ,he market: 10 ~
i"rinE' expected until tho LIT 10 18th o,
\uSrrntr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

"rr" rtE .I,,r.. whi,, there was every
4 1IHti.oN - hruai'uinE commission
'E'" demand and active rebuylns by
tAtFN wa" hHA SOLD .nrtivr ia the week.
iA.N soon 'NiU"i 'N" market nru"T and
hitN' mon,h. showed vet advances Of
% 10 - points .ai' m inc morning. with
InHuury -~GiHs If -I,..
'"st prizes ""r" '.y points oT from
i' best uuu-r f't.sluE Trad. advances
'-"" urhsstr- ,"ii ,ht; >om" upruy.
.''hi 80 'itr Inquiry lnat TIE InsItlon -
..a'' HsN M e spinner. WAS stu uu-a'!s-
!t'p'i iHNn 'Hr tuu"Stlv goods mar
yer H.Nrtr' indicated an uGdimin:Shcd
''. 'aI 49, ad."uC.nr prices and week
.Hl t't.."s oErrr. INA. business tn tho
VI i4." West han Hr"r stimulated by thu
,N'A"r "-". Her Sales OF IGiu; cloths In
% ~ kis"- uarko, wcrG es,.;na;"d
ti 90 'n e"f" .lec"s cor IN" wr"h
N....'; p. 'lgiS % cotton interior
,".n'- 'H ih' south ar" bsiag commvu;.d
-?"E a. .a-h feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
MISC EIL.ANEols MARKETS


NEW YORK. %. 80. ia" m.rkc, tot
Hvh'r tntHf's o1,"rI at u'', hanged "r.v-s
lu dn ,dEnh'' "I : points Ia T,apu.,.,- 10
SiiSns.y Steamer rab."s :lU.u. tiIu. tn,.t
Ma Nct! !'iiv business. however Iud
'i."F -rIInE vi ilO.u 'l3 Iu 80 tor
N"I"h. IN" u"rN"t showed I.n Sp"Ci.i tea
!uT'. Win th- COG" U-I iuin,. I"w"T 10
u points higher. generally wltnIu = OF =
POINTS s;th"G Ny ~ y-st' rdats clos
ms nSnr'- Sh'"S ~"r- rst.n."."d 1T
..vi. JAu,.dt!, 50. liar .i,. SIay. ..vj.
july So, S.pj.uib. 2. 80.
Spot cur''. -t"ndi.r, Rlo =, !ns. san
i"s /. J" :" !"',. cost "lJ i.'tGnt u,v.-
i'.''iuuc'i S"ni"s =" ana - .S.,5 so !..,o.
ahh IA" - at 80 70 ial.. American cr,a-
nv "ul,t.I cables reported AN advance
"I 80 ice. a.. "a. dollar uJy,Ls rr-r. n..u
OF 49, T,t. 100 i<.u iUuu.r>. Later =
-b"' "a. '."'c is'.I H." showed I-,.Iu"
x 80 r'.s !' ,!t. i"..u. fat, "l,H Z, ~!
.h"T ~d,nn.- 81 -" O" .H rri- Ia ,Hr
hi" inhrh-i. santos Gas t." 1" - re-,
higher. iIEh.I.!du per! .r,@l. ,,-. ti.-v.
ju"ut"hy. -"u.p. itp c!ya-u I-.,J bags
or \"w iUTh.
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HIcmMn>n L,,t srocK MAnKEr.

October Il No..
Remarks \cTS yuod run OF cattle on
market M.ra-i f2,rlv active Al 4. II
weeks prices
Strictly GOOD stssrs. LILO Ibs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

Pa Niddllng. 2.S5: sales. nos
M"nis,n,ry M.ddling, .. 10 ,,i"s 80
Ola today Receipts, ii:5J. shipments
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81 GAR

\rW YcRK. o,,. -l.-lhrr. .ero no
IT,-. Developments IN TIA" .or.4 raN sugar
mark Z today. INA Ia In" ..u.-u,' ct ,I".
mani price were unchanged ~ .. ."uts
Tor tut"~. cost nnd il,.EAt, ",-. iu-
,rHtTi!us.l The refined S4.a. market
whs n'.t hanged At $50 l" ".' for nu-
StIiIiIt,t,J.
.t.I- was 4, SALE OF one 80, %: %ovo:u-
hrT Ia r. ned futures q; 49,. IT, aIvo ne.
OF .uiuts
Ia rsw sugar futures trading Was .!.at
,ad prices nucIUYi'd wilhtu q Jaus 10
D q" :, pv,GIs. IHv uui r,p..v was s.rGy
trI itudl pgi, cS srr- unrhHnS,,. !re... luv
..EvEIou+ Etgh,. C.uSinS DvtUavg. 81.
De, v.nDcr, 80, March. SO May. -.
I he niH!kA for rr:ia"d sugar was YuiCt
dH" unchanged =; $50 to $50 iur mn.
STIMULATED.
.R"nn,i futures we're s,tady. ~.ih ,.Iss
y Ou" .nt Of November al $50. ~ , points
'"""" the previous close.
COrTOSSE.ED or.
MEN YORK, oct. ?i--Guituusc,d oil Was
, {" - points higher early IL response To
IA" strength %. the crude Cnttuu. SUB
>"Gu"nty. N".cu,b Der caS"d OF under SELL
inE 10y rrhmc!.. hut f"rrard months n.ti
h'in. Closing bids were points lower
ia 10 net higher. Sales. i3..C0 barrels:
"ndETs. ~" barrels: prime crude, nominal
prime. Sum3,-r yellow spot and Ociou"r.
49, December. S.Ii: March. 80? AL r.d
DRY GOODS
NEW YORK. oct .!.:S"ytral lines 81
cotton goods w"r. Withdrawn rru,. tU.
"'sFN'' today. pending az upward .r.t.
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NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH. oct. :l.-Turp.ntlns steady.
iaj. sal"s. DO: receipts. 2:i: shipments.
~: stock LOO" Resin nrin: sales. '1i;
:i5 Quot: Il. D. r.. r. 6. u. l. X. ~.
y. 500: VIC 81. WV. 5.,j.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA oct. !i.-Tur.
r"n,!n". hrm. i.S2. sale. "a: receipts. as.
shipments. 2.i. stock. 1875 Rosin Arm /.
sal"a. .%".: receipts. i,sos. shipments. $50.
stock. l66.G>, ou"tc: ~ u. - T. q. H..
l. *, VI. y. 6.0n. VIC. SO. WV. sti
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY OCTOBER g. 1922

revision. Yarns arc being marked higher
tufiaps were barely steady FOR I'll: day,
the demand being light. Wool nIarkots
were trner and wool goods tended high
er. knit goods FOR Immediate use were
inUf: activeI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

NEW YORK. oct .!.S"yeral ines OF
cotton goods w"r" withdrawn from III.
f'.Tk.' today. pending az upward .r.u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

NEW YORK. oct. 2i.-Raw slk Arm:
prices. per pound: kansai double extra
S = sop4sss: kans.i best No, ssl1
shu No. l. s.21:rS.3: Canton extras 4
ii-if. S.i0n Sis. ShanHhai-Chlna stsam nj
gold double deer. Ss0g?.2o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
cor 't;Il

NEW wax. oct 81 Copper has con
t!nucd quiet w!;h thc ton" . little caslcr.
although no material pressure "t offerings
mas h"cj reported. t1uotatiOnS toia =
ranged from l3', to tie Tor cIcctrolytic
d"'iN"red at Now York Iron WAS steady
and unchangcd
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS..

lays Tor vaiti" Nil ux Friday Satur,i.,y
nJ Monday No ra;;i. sold OF weir he'd
~ other than thee lays
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SLOT CoTToE.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. :i.-Spu; cotton
steady: 20 POINTS up: sales on tho spot
h9' ba'cs: to arrive. t:th: lnw mIddling
*: nSillinS. 23.Co: good modIilng % IS
Rcccip's. i.s'o: stock. ioT.0li
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

~ o9+i0o YESTERDAY io2
a u a
a,ago From - Az
4 ycara
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

~ N SIT.NFW
LONDON. Oct. 2l.-Bar silver a;s. pcnce
per ounce. Money. III per cont Discount
'at"s. Dhort billy. ~ per cent. Three
month bills. 2asuT-iG per cent.
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nIrmMoND GRlIN ENCu,ScE

" H''FS"T' UN"'hIIUU' On 'IhtnEr.
tIr'rr.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
LODGE NOTICES
POLITICAL.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR DISTRICT JUD0E-
Henry 8. Bishop.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
Henry l.. Ford.
Porter X. Underwood.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Lloyd Fletcher.
W. J. Fissher.
FOR COUNTY TREAsURER
J. L. shea.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
Sam u. Motlow.
FOR DISTRICT CLERK.
J. &. SkillmGn.
FOR SHERIFF.
Burton Roach.
FOR COUNTY Assessor.
VIII a. Benton.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
Ed VI. Pittman.
TAX COLLECTOR.
ben 0olding.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
HOUSES FOR RENT

HOUSES FOR RENT
Warehouse and Storage
Room for rent.
Rates Reasonable. Phone IoI
FOR RENT--s,ix rom house: partly
furnished. $40 jefferson.
FOR Rl:NT-Aprii LIST. thrccroom mol
.rn house with private bath. Inquire
100 Taylor.
FOR RENT-5.room furnished house.
zoo johnson. Phone 77s.
FOR RENT-Aprii 3. duplex. three
roams % each side. newly finished.
everything convenient. five blocks III
business part Of city. price reasonable.
For information address Boz 800. care
Amarillo Daily News.
FoI, RIsNT-North side ~ duplex. 1905
nnchanan. nj si0 Pierce. Phone 5s2.
------------
FOR RENT-Three-roem apartment:
large roous; newly finished; eloSe In:
for further information address, lIox
sps, care Amarillo Daily News.
FOR RENT--Fivcroom house: mod
can. Phone sGt.
FOL. RENT-One side duplex; 8 rooms;
musiern IN every respect. with garage.
East front iocation. located ON Madl
non. Phone 20i day. ais night.
FOR RENT--sonth side duplex. 1911
Buchanan street: practically new.
s3e. eo per month. Phone Mr.. Rogers nj
ss7.
FOR RENT--New three.room house.
40 y. Lincoln. Phone 1898.
------- ---.-- - -
FOR RENT-lIalf Of duplex: rooms
and hath. Price $40. Phone sss-,ss.
FOR REST-Modcrn fivcroom house
nj 1907 Lincoln ~, Phone $50.
FOR RENT-slx room residence. An
MY 10 J. a. Kerr, 1900 Harrison.
FOR RENT-Extra good six room
modern house. garage. two blocks OF
Of Polk ST., close In. Phone go.
FOR RENT-Ncw four room house In
Iakeview, $50. Phone 2ss or 1865.
-. ------- -
FOR RENT-Onc side new modern du'
piex; reference required. Phone sis OF
1905. Russell Jcwclry Co.
FOR RENT--six room house. $50
/, s0e0 Lincoln. Phone 1856.
FOR RENT-Fivc room modern house
apply COS East Ninth. Phone is7iJ.
FOR RENT-Five room house. tive
closets. SIS PET month. Airhcart o
court house.
FOR RENT-Two room house fur
nishcd. not modern. Phone 1873. Cal
$40 Lincoln.
ron RENT-Thlr,ccn.rooln mosierI
house. i0i y. Harrison. Phone gs6.
.
AIi;iI. 5th. 1904 Harrison.
]
WANTED -FIvc.room aretly modcrl
houn, IN southeast natt ~ town. Nd
dress ~. care NEWS.
;, FoG RENT--storc buildinE 7es Wash
ington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Brock & Kidd
Blackburn Building
Phone sis. Res. 2sis.W.

FOR SALE-An old established
real estate business. Reason for
selling other business. For inter-
view, address, Box %s care The
News.
NOR SALE By owNER--Goei nine
room modern home. close In. Pierce;
Nigh, take smaller house part pay.
ment. Phone s0<s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

FOR sAI.E--Brand now Edison ma.
chine. william and Mary style. VIII sell
worth the money and give terms 10 re-
sponsible parties. Phone itS& OF i2ii.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04

Our home n TIE hsuas Il So jgEof
~. and big dlspiay Al Gs0saeA. -
prices ARE lower. wilolnMs SsweoTy o.
iod fIfth %. T..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
HELP WANTED MALI

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cook ~ once:
nan and wife: no children; good wages.
Address Daily Hotel. Floydad.i. Tex.
wANTED--whitc man o. do poster
work; also do delivery work; will fur
nlsh him with bicycle: good pay 10 re-
sponsihle party. Apply at once. Marison
womens Wear. sixth and Polk.
WANTED hoy with wheel: must b.
worker. Phone log.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
Amarillo Music Co.
o. v. WRAY, Prop.
no Polk Phone 2<l4

ron sAI.E-Dufold. chiffcrobc. pii'
lows. drcsscrs. rockers aud dining
chairs. restaurant stools. These goods
are new and the prices right Young
4 Humphreys. io7 W. seventh St.
Phone s2is.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-04
HELP WANTED FEMALE

WANTED Experienced woman fog
oking ard wast'-g .cr family ON
a1ch Also nurse girl. Phone 2ioc.
WANTED -Culmed woman for house
-,,rl,. hours a. M 90 .. m Phone
,6s5.w.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-20

at this time, when everybody
should bear their share OF the
taxes, to exempt a certain class
from certain taxes. regard the
measure a very undesirable one
indeed and we ought to do every
thing in our power to defeat 1t:
II want to say it will require
the most persistent and vigilani
work upon the part of the oppon-
ents to defeat it. 1t is beng
supported by powerful influences
and thousands of dollars are be-
ing expended in the way OF prop
uganda for its support. / am
pleased that your organization is
interested and ] trust it will not
leave anything undone to help
mold public opinion as to the true
import of this bill. "
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-20
s. ennnnn@nnAn

That in union there is strength
until the judge sewers the knot.
That you can't make an eff
cheney reputation by watching
the other fellow do it.
That this flavor of decayec
boards is not what one would
choose when ordering his drinks
That KY said rain for the
latter part Of this week and
everybodN's anxious to get wet
That the rock and road crews
are making some honest to good
ness surfaced roads hereabouts
That a fortune in German
marks has now reached defin-
tie value. 1t is good for onS
smoke.
That when a merchant treats q
customer so that he will want tc
come again he has made two prof
its on one sale.
That if you are an expert at
one thing the world will forgive
you for what you don't know
about the rest.
That the huckelberry campaign
is now on and the early returns
indicate rich pickin's for the en-
ergetic candidates.
That very often the man who
does the work Of two gets double
pay and the two men who do the
work of one get fired.
That it is possible, though,
that some people have to keep
their good resolutions because no.
body else wants them.
That one should never start a
bad story about another person.
Some one may confuse the names
and hang it ON to you.
That radium has been material
ly reduced in price, it now being
possible to look at it through a
glass case at $500 squint.
That another lesson on getting
for nothing was given
when the duet Of bright youth
found themselves inside
ooking out Friday.
That school teachers are con
a lap ahead of their
lines. They are teaching child
ZEN many of the things they
should learn at home.
That when worrying because
has disagreed with
you, remember you can't walk
Town the street without meeting
someone COMING the other way.
That a Chicago girl has been
fame by breaking all
records at swimming. AS a fit
ing climax to her career she may
eventually learn to bake bread.
That it will soon be time for
hose round about to decide
where they will school their child
'en this winter. Nezperce offers
excellent school facilities, both I'M
he grades and high school.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-20
TWO WAYS


There comes a time in the life
of every man when he pauses up
on the brink. lie is face to face
with the crucial moment of his
career, when another step for
ward may mean riches, yet
wealth that is stained by the
odium of deliberate and inten-
tional wrong. If he takes the
step his fate is sealed. He may
repent of his act and make resti-
tuition, but the memory can not
be eradicated from the minds OF
his generation.
If he retraces his steps and
sets different course he may
not achieve the riches that are all
but within his grasp But he re-
tains honor, which wealth cannot
buy; respect, which integrity
alone will command and con-
tentment, which is the heritage
of a clear conscience.
The friend Of today whom you
admire and welcome to your
home did not respond to the
stained Establishments Of gilt
tering future. He chose the path
of honor. The man whom you
shun, the one to whom your door
is ever closed, took the wrong
step.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-20
For State Senator

I take this means of announc-
ing my candidacy for the office
of State Senator, subject to the
decision of the Democratic pri-
maries, August L.
Your support will be appreci-
ated very much.
Geo. w. Stephens,
Nezperce, Idaho
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-20

Is it possible that third party
is essential to the equilibrium OF
things political in Idaho, or do
we Just have one for the novelty
of it? It's man and woman power
might swing in with either the
Democratic or Republican fix
lures and gain more bona fide
results than by going it alone. 1t
could be done.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-20
SISlSrSIGNIiN OIINI&IxSI&l
. Farmers Union Column
3I3r8IGSNIIN 0GI0GN1I@SGS
The Farmer and the Ship Sub
sidy.

LIE FARMER anu Tie Snup 0uU-
sidy.
Mrs. j. III. Wood, secretary of
the local Farmers Union at
Occur d'Alene, Idaho, received a
letter from prominent senator
July 3 in reply to the telegram
sent out by the local urging his
influence against the ship sub
sidy. The letter, which is in no
way non7committal, follows:
"My Dear Mrs. Wood:
~ can assure that am fully
in sympathy with the views ex-
pressed in your message. ] am
not only againt this measure be-
cause / am against ship subsidies
generally, but | am against this
particular measure because l
think it is a most undesirable
measure aside from the principle
involved. 1t undertakes to create
body of men and practically
give them access to the treasury
to distribute millions of dollars
to ship owners. Such a scheme
would not only be vicious be-
cause of the subsidy involved,
but it would create a political
body practically irresponsible so
far as the people or the congress-
are concerned which might work
untold corruption in government.
In view of the history of subsi-
dies in other countries, the ex-
travaganee, the inefficiency and
t he corruption they have
wrought, this particular measure
seems calculated to accomplish
the same things in this country.
In addition to that. it undertakes
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR OFFICE

Commissioner First District.
We are authorized the candidacy OF
Nicholas B. Schlader for the office of
county commissioner for the first dist
riot, subject to the expression of the
Democratic electors at the primary
election August list.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-20

We are authorized to announce
the candidacy of VIM. Ruble for
the office of county commission
er for the first district, subject
to the expression Of the Repub-
lican electors at the primary
election August 1.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-20

Senator Borah is an eloquent
speaker and by virtue of this
ability keeps himself much in tht
spotlight Of the nation. But he
has another system which is prov
ing even more efficient as a gain
er of notoriety, though it dove
tails in neatly with his oratorical
advantage. This habit of break
ing away from the crowd and
taking issue with them on great
questions makes him stand out
like a big bump in a smooth road,
and the resultant jar is the sub
ject of much commentl both in
his own camp and that of the
democrats. While there is no
question as to some good result
ing from the wide discussions
that follow his divergent course
on this question and that, isn't it
about time for something of a
constructive nature to be expect
ed Of this long time senator from
Idaho. The experience which his
years in public life must have
given him surely should enable
the man to build one real, tangi-
BILE thing on which his friends
could hang an argument at least. |
Spot-lighters may be necessarily
part of the great scheme, but the
movies provide an ample supply
of this variety.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-20
County SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS

County superintendent SCHOOLS
We are authorized to announce
the candidacy of Eta Brown for
the office Of County Superinten-
dent of Schools, subject to the
expression of the Republican
electors at the primary election
August l.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-20

We are authorized to announce
the candidacy of Lillia nj. Harb-
Ike for the office Of County Sup
erintendent of Schools, subject to
the expression of the Democratic
electors at the primary election
August /.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-20

We are authorized to announce
the candidacN of Arthur Bjork-
lund for the office Of sheriff,
subject to the expression OF the
Republican electors at the prl-
election August l.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-20

We are authorized to announce
the candidacy Of w. J. Smith for
the office of Sheriff, subject to
the expression of the Republican
electors at the primary election
August /.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-07-20
Probate Judge.

We are authorized to announce the
candidacy of Douglas V. Dowd for the
office of Probate Judge, subject to
the expression of the Republican elec-
tors at the primary election August l.
We are authorized to announce
the candidacy of Harry w. Niles
for the office of Probate Judge,
subject to the expression of the
Democratic electors vat the pri-
mary election, August l.