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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-18
OPEN AIR STAGE
TO BE IMPROVED

At meeting of the Chautauqua
committee last week, it was decided to
utilize a surplus In the treasury for
making improvements to the stage Of
the open air auditorium on Chautauqua
park. The remainder Of funds will be
turned over to the city to be utilized
in landscaping the park.
The chautauqua this year will begin
on June 80 and last for six days. The
committee is urging residents of the
valley to utilize the park around the
open air theatre for social reunions
and picnic lunches. II is also cited
that the city automobile camping park
is but a short distance away, and rural
residents whose homes are at dis
tance are asked to camp in the city
during progress of the chautauqua.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-18
ParkdaIe Students Have Show

A variety show was presented last
Friday night at the Parkdale high
school by members of the student
body. Participants in the show. which
drew a large attendance from all parts
of the Upper Valley, were: Allie
Kile, Margaret Leasure. Iva Curtis,
Neva Duncan, Alma Rogers. Helen
Bailey, Bernice Johannsen. Iva Rem
fro, Mildred Montgomery. Alice Bail
ey, Viola Jordan, Orville Purpus,
Oscar Magnuson. Rudolph Purpus,
Lyle McIsaac, Emery Gotten. Paul
Aubert. Russell Fiscus. Lena Murphy
and Helen Aubert.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-05-18
DOG Tax Doe

City Marshal William Hart warns all
citizens owning dogs that the season.
license fees for males and s. for
females, is now due. Owners are ad-
vised to visit the city hall and pay the
license fees to avoid impounding Of
dogs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
Begin Here Today

Begin Here Today
Bill Bronson has led Virginia IRE
mont into the Clearwater of north
ern Canada to find her fiance, Har-
old Lounsbury, who vanished there
six years previously. Disaster sepa-
rates them from the rest of their
party, Kenly Lounsbury, Virginia's
fiance's uncle, and Vosper, Bronson's
cook. The man and girl are showed
in in Bits trapping cabin beyond
Grizzly river. Bill seeks his muir
dered fathers lost gold mine. One
day he finds Harold, who has turned
squaw man, and takes him to Vir-
ginia.
Go on with the Story
Virginia turned back to her new
found lover.
She was a little frightened by the
expression on his face. His eyes
were glowing, the color had risen in
his cheeks, he was curiously eager
and breathless.
Before he comes" he urged.
"We've been apart so long
His hand reached out and seized
hers. He drew her toward him. She
didn't resist: she felt a deep self
annoyance that she didn't crave his
kiss. He crushed her to him, and
his kiss was greedy.
She struggled from his arms and
he looked at her i'm startled amaze
ment. In fact, she was amazed at
herself!
That first night Bill and Harold
made hunks on the floor of the
cabin, but such an arrangement
could only be temporary.
They might be imprisoned for
weeks to come. Bill solved the prob
lena with a single suggestion.
They would build a small cabin
for the two men to sleep in. Many
times ne had erected such a struc-
ture by his own efforts; the W. OF
them could push it up in a few
hours work.
I'm really not much good at
cabin building Harold protested.
But l don't see why Bill shouldn't
90 to work at it. l suppose vol hired
him for all camp work"
Fol an instant Virginia stared at
him in utter wonder, and then a
swift look of grave ~displeasure came
into her face.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09

in the snow. His rowing
eye caught sight of Virginia's form.
With a roar he bounded toward her.
The next instant was one of
drama, of incredible stress and
movement. For all his mortal
wounds, the short distance between
the bear and the girl seemed to re-
cede with tragic swiftness.
Virginia stood her ground, firing
shot after shot into the animal's
head. Because it was an automatic.
she was able to send home the loads
in rapid succession.
But Bill by now had found one OF
the extra shells Harold had given
him.
The grizzly was upon them.
CONTINUED in our ext issue)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09

a ~
you forget, Harold, that it was
Bill hat brought You back. The
thirty days he was hired for wers
gone long ago." But she softened
al once. Its your duty to help
In the next few days Bill mostly
left the two together, trying to find
his consolation in the wild life of
the forest world outside the cabin.
Harold had taken advantage of his
absence and had made good pro-
yress; Virginia's period of readjust-
ment to him was almost complete.
She did not, however, go frequent
ly into his arms. Someway, an en-
barrassment, a n of inappropri-
ateness and unrest always assailed
her when he tried to claim the ca
reSSeS that he felt were his due.
Not now. Harold" she would tell
him. "Not until we're established
again-at home"
Finally his habits and his actions
did not quite meet with her approx
al. The first of these was only a
little thing-a failure to keep
shaved.
The stubble matted and grew on
his lips and jowls. Bill, in contrast,
shaved with greatest care every
evening.
A more important point was his
avoidance of his proper share of
Bills daily toll.
There was a little explosion, one
afternoon. when he ventured to adj
wise her in regard to her relations
with Bill.
Harold spoke tolerantly, %patroniz-
ingly. Those fellows are apt to
take an advantage of any familiar
ity. They're all right If you keep
'em in their place-but they're
mighty likely to break loose from
it any minute. I'm sorry you eve
let him call you Virginia."
Virginia's eyes blazed.
listen, Harold" she exclaimed.
ct don't care to hear any more such
any such warnings. 1 don't care
what you think of Bill-for that
matter; you can be sure that Bill
doesn't care at all either-but I'll
ask you to keep your thoughts to
yourself. Oh, if you only knew
how GOOD, how strong. how true he
has 1een-how tender he has been
to me-
Harold was orr with jealous rage
and in his fury and malice he made
the worst mistake of all. g" hope
he NASH Deen LOO teHuei- ZIG ouS-
gested.< viciously.
The gfrl answered only with her
eyes; but her answer was unmistak-
able. Harold muttered something
unintelligible, half an apology, half
an excuse Then he turned his back
and stalked out of the cabin.
XII
The addition of Harold to their
number did not influence, for long.
Virginia's old relations with Bill.
They were comrades as ever; they
talked and chatted around the little
toy in the hushed nights; they
played their favorite melodies on
the battered monograph, and they
took the same joyous, exciting expe-
ditions into the wild.
One morning Bill called her early.
Were face to face with a new
problem he announced. 1.-THE pack
rame by last night-the wolf pack.
l didn't hear them at all. And they
got away with the big moo ham,
hanging on the spruce"
Then we're out of meat?"
"All except the little piece outside
the door. We've been going through
it pretty fast"
Bill spoke true. Their meat con-
sumption had practically doubled
since Harold had come.
But If you care to-" Bill went on,
We can dash out and see if we can
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-09
MARINELLo VANITY SHOP

All conditions of skin and scalp
treated bT registered cosmeticians
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday,
9 A. Nh p. M.
Monday. Wednesday and Saturday
Q A. Mt r. Nj.
Appointments for men, wednesday
Evening Only.
1917 Smith g. Telephone 1873
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-25

MUzSKE KOSILE A SPODKY, rozvlnene,
ten'. se.kos' 80; a1m4G, =, si,oo n0on0'y' 39c
MUZSKA UNION TRIKA, hladce rozvlnena,
ta. vsesh velkost'' s%s;; 81 $500 h0dnoty' $119
tOmtO prOdeJl jen pO ................. " - -
MUzSKE MODRE KOSILE DO PRACE, tez-
ke, stalobarevne, vsech velkosti, 95c CO.
hodnoty, jen po ...........................V Wv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-25
MUzsKE cERNE SATENOVE KOSILE,
vyborne latky, velkosti IA az CO.
II, $1.25 hodnoty, po .................. W.

MUzSKE BAVLNENE PONOzKY vsech o.
barev, 15c hodnoty, jen ........... "
MUzsKE POLOVTcNf PoNozKY. vlnene.
barve modre, cerne sede, SOC hod- 90
noty, ien "a ..........:.............:....... AO~
MUzSKE SLIME KALHOTY do prace, vsech
velkosti, velky vyber tvari, 1925 C1"on
MUzSKE JERSEY SWEATRY. tezke vahv.
s kapsami, $1.95 hodnoty v tomto C1SC0
prodeii len no 1l.CS
MUzSKE SILNEJSf KALHOTY z corduroye.
vsech velkosti, S4OO hodnoty. 90 ~
tomto prodeii jen po ...................
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-25
MUzsKE OVERALLs A JUMPERS, de-
min vyborne jakosti $1.OO hod- TO-.
nOty Jen pO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CHLAPECKE CELOVLNENE OBLEKY,
dvema parry kalhot velk. ST. %Q *
$1,000 hodnOty jen po ~O'sO
CHLAPECKE TEST CORDUROYOVE KALI
HOTY, velkosti 8-17, $1.25 hod- Ocn
nOty, jen pO ................................ WV
CHLAPECKE ROZVLNENE zIVUTKY, bar
Wy sede, hnede modre, velkosti h0o
6-16, 75c hodnoty, jen ............... 1OS
CHLAPECKE TEzKE RYHOVANE PUNcO-
CHY, nejlepsi re vsech, velkosti G. o.
10. 35c hodnotv. jen 30 .................. S~~
DfVcf JENNIE SKOLNf PUNCOCHY, ryho-
vane, cerne, hnede, bile velkosti 512 o.
az 10, 35c hodnoty. ien IA ............. NV
DfVG A CHLAPECKE SWEATRY, malou
tOvarni vadou, vybornych barev, a tvart.
vsech vekosti, az $3.50 hodnoty, q 10
Jen pO y 49,
zIVUTKY z KREPDESfNU A CEORCETU.
Barry: Bile, plet'ove, hnedave, hnede ma
wv, vybrane velkost vsech moznych vzord.
ktere nemozno uvadeti, jen nepatrnymi
chybickami. " hodnote az $3.50. @ %
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

- Srau so. q. Sippert beeot
ii6 lebten Trettag nod 9anborn
nm ibren @ltern, Serrn nnb Trau
Garl @er1er etnen mebrtdgtgen See
lu6 a%b5uitatten.
= Trau Molter 8ader febrte
@amStag nod oreim0digem Nnfent=
bait bier mad MtnneapoliS 3urid,
no ite eine Nnitellung alS &ranfenz
pflegertn angenommen bot.
- Sri. Nnna @perl BON ct.
Saul oerlebte baS @odenenoe BET
ibren Gltern, GERM nnb 6ralt
sos. 5perl, bier; iie febrte am
Dienstas mad ct. 8aul 3nriid.
= grau 5. s. 5an1ann perlcbz
tc einige Gage letter ISOLDE I'm
Seine ibrer To6tcr, Trau 8in
Neuer in ct. SameS. @te traf
ant DonncrStag tnteber bier Elm.
SEER unb grau 8. 9. 5artl
uno Camille retiten Montag na6z
mittag na6 8eoper Dam, WiS.,
100 iie fi6 einige. 3eit bein6Smeiie
bel @errn 6artlS @ltern anfbalten
tperben.
= Sri. M}artba @engel bon M}ilz
ron fam lebte @ode 5medS dr5tz
lider Bebanblung nod bier. 8abz
reno TIRES bteitgen Nu%fentbalts netlt
Sri. 9engel gu @ait I'M SEQ @pren<
get 9etm.
- Truu S. $. Torlter un0
9odter Margaret retften @onntag
mad M}inneapolis, no lte li6 etne
ISOLDE inn 9etm bon 9errn nno
Trau Or. 9oraee Newbart be in6S<
meti e aufbalten nerbcn.
- Sri. Noie 2ipp unternabm
lehte ISOLDE in 8eglettung ei1tger
8ermonoten cine Net{e na6 oerz
i6ieoenen Hunften bcS n0rbli6en
MinnelotaS.. sic beablt6tigen, tire
Netie auf 2 Wo6en %aus5ubebnen.
- 6rau SEQ. Malmgren nn0
5Dbn6en linb na6 cinem 5fpetmDdtz
gen Belud BET Ben @ltern reip.
@robeltern, 5crrn unb Srau Cont
rab &ornmann, mteber na6 ibrem
@eim in @tour TallS, g. .. abgez
retit.
- 91ob Morb bon MinneopoliS,
mel6er mebrere @o6en auf Ser
9ltd Meben Tarm ,perlebt batte,
fcbrte 5amStog in 8eglettung be8
flcinen Teltr Meten nod 5auie
5uriid. 2ebterer nitro mcbrere $50
6en @ait I'M Mare 5ctm iein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
DeFentli9e Mutton.

Der Undergraduate tpirb auf 6ffents
lider Muftion am 5amstag, ben
5. Mnguit, 316. @ib Mtnneiota
@trabe, Stem lllm, folsenoes 81
gentum %fretbdnbig oeriteigern:
2 8etten, .Mattraten, Sprnns<
febern, Bett5el1g, &%tt6eni@ranf, l
Softer, l @%b3immertii6, l @bitfo<
nier, 1 &leioeri6ranf, 5 @ttible,
2 @@aufelitible, 1 Babpitubl, l
Ofen, 2atpn Momer, / Wtttel<
tiid, 2 &i@entti6e, l @erf5eugSz
faltem un6 @erf5euge, 5 8ilber,
6 Tenitergar6tnen, Is Gub 0arten<
i9lan9, @ei6trr unb Hor3ellan,
@artenmerf5euge unb otele anocre
@eqenitdnbe. Ser 8erfauf begtnnt
1 nbr 80 Ma6mittags. NleS mlb
bar be5ablt meroen.
81. g. Dorn, Nutfionator,
Tranf g. 2iebl, @igentimer.
Mbn. 81.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
2ofal Nemigfeiten.

- 6rau Nusuit 2tnoorf tpetlt 81
8eiltd) in Meanfato bel tbren Gltern,
9errlt uno 6rau S. 6. @uiiom.
- 9err unb Grau 9elmut Net1z
fe itnb bic gliidlt6en @ltern etne8
Slnsen, ser ibnen I'M 2oretto 9oi=
pttol geboren murbe.
- 6rau q. $. 96tmidod reiite
Samstag n1orger1 no6 2tttle Sails,
I'm sort Ste Commemorate TIM
Seim ibrer @ltern gu oerleben.
= iSrau %. .. Mrnbt belt
ii6 bieie Mode eeiddftsbalber tn
ct. Yerl alf; ite beioret BORT Sen
SCRIPT @infauf fiir TIT 8ubgei9dft.
- Irau Sophie Better lit 81
cinem 3%ipeim0dtgen 8eiu6 BET tbrer
Iod1ter, 6rau 6ronfltn Dean tn
M%inneapolts, am Montog na6 BORT
abgeretit.
: Sri. Minnie Dablmonn BON
Glrop, @iic. meilt 5u Sat bet
bicltgcn 8erma1oten. gte beGb=
iidttst, ii6 .mebrere @oden bier
a%llfsubalten.
Trau 6. s. Oirfs un6 Tp6=
ter Stub perlcbten bie lebten 5met
@ohen i'm 9etme ser @ltern, re1p.
@robeltertn n11b febrten @nbe LETTER
@ohe mad bier 5uriid.
- Serr uno Trau Mnbrem S.
Sag bon Marlbeu pcrlebten etlligc
Gage letter @ode I'M Otto Sep<
mann 5etm bier, sic febrten
Samstag na6 Maribaa suriid.
= s. $. Neklaff metlt mebr>re
Gage bieier ISOLDE in Mt1neapolts,
It'll an ser bon "a. Nuguit itattz
finoenben Staats=M tttiommer 53uz
iammenfunft Scr @ti enmarenbdnbler
tetlSnnebmen.
Sri. Nn11a Teienmaier, mel6e
eine anitelluns in ct. Saul bat,
fam am 9amstag na9 bier, I'M
einen sreimDhtgcn urlaub i'm @etme
tbrer glterr, 9errn un6 Trau @m.
Telenmater, 81 pcriebcn.
= Sri. 9asel Ssmalb peilt gu
Sat tet 6rau Marte @olfgram in
ct. Saul. Die Ssmalo Semitic
pcrlebte bas @oGenenbe in Ser
Souptltabt u11b Sri. Sa3cl bebnte
ibren 8elu6 BORT nod etmas aus.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
8idntd uuf 6ermunns Berg.

@idntd anf @ermanas Berg.
Stir ndditen Sonntag bat Der
T~rauenperet1 Der GrtebenSftr6e etn
Yidntd anf benz @ermannS- -Berg
arrangtert. Mittageiien 5n 80
Gents uno @upper gu rs Gents
ntrb %1erpiert merben. @rfrtl6nns
gen unb nnterbaltu1gen jeglt6er
Mrt. Scbcrmarn 1T milfomme11.
Mbp. 81.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

s. 8. 8ogel, S. 81. @omfen
1W. s. &o6 uro Greb Gbriitianie
unternabrnen 5am8tag morgen einv
Gour bur9 ben n0rbltden 1etl bes
Staate8.
80 @err nnb Trau Robert Berq
bon @ieel Eomnibip finb Die 9lid=
li6en @ltern etnes geinnoen God
ter6ers, baS ibnen Counting morgen
geb0ren purbe.
- 6rau George @aitler nnb
|To9ter Dorotbp peilen. bteie Mode
gu @alt BET Trau @aitlerS @ltern
unb anberen Greun6en 11no Ber<
ma11bten IN @ba8fa.
Nuguit Musfe beiudte 1ette
ISOLDE ietne 56meiter, Grau gilbert
&1ein bon 8ombels, sc. 8, pel6e
ii6 3medS dr3tlt6er 8eban0lung TN
WaDo 9o8pifal in Ho6eiter befinoet.
- Trau 2puiS 2oren3 nn6 5obn
elmer DDn 9prtngftelD mnren 'n1eg<
rere Sage @d{te I'M 9etm bon Qr<
nol6 GorocS. 5ie febrte1 Mitte
ser Mode 1la9 ibrem 9etm 3urid.
- @err nno Urau SEQ 9eifcrt
BON Tatrmont .trafen lebten Don=
nerStag bier etn, Inn ben @ltern
oeS eriteren, 5errn uno Grau 5enrp
9etfert, eimn einm66igen 8einh
- Irou Ebeo. Sobnion unb. 5nei
ainoer bon. 9uron, g. .. trafen
lekte ISOLDE gu einem fur5en 8eiu6
I'M 9etme BON Brau Sobnions
Bater, 9eyrn Sobn &riiger an
5ib Waibtnston Strabe bier etn.
/ ~ Serr un6 6rau sos. @eber
unb ,&tnber, Marie unb. Soiepb,
febrten Montag na6 tbrem Seim
IN ct. Saul 5nriid, mad etnem
einm66igen angenebmen 8eiu6 I'M
Bortmengler ~Setm IN Conn
COTTONWOOD.
Sri. Mntb Geim unb @6mez
ter, Trau g. 6ollin @bur6 reiiten
Treitag nod ct. Saul. Sie
beabii6ttgen Dem 9ommerbeim tb=
res Snfels, 6. q. 8epl, in @otz
tagefpoob etnen 5metm66igen Bein9
ab5nitatten.
- 9err. nnb Tra11 5ugo Trep
un6 6amtlte bon Manfato, Srau
unb Tamilte bon M}artz
nette, @tS. un0 SRI. Trigga 9traz
ben BON Gourtlano maren mebrere
Gaze letter ISOLDE @dite I'M 9etme
DON Ba1tor 6. S. Mlbre9t.
- SEER nnb Grau otto @altber
bon Milmaufee, @i8c. bielten ii6
sinige Sage bel ben @ltern bon
6ran @altber, Serrn unb 6rau
Sobn Murm, bier be1u6smetle onf.
fanner am 9onntag nod bier
unb febrten gei tern mieoer mad Weu>
5uriid.
- @err nn6 Trau Gbrtit &tri6=
ner unb To6ter, 6ran Greb 8igler
lno @9mtegermutter, Tran s. 8igz
.er uno Saul Slion, idmtlt6 bon
st. 8aul, famen am @onntag per
Nnto nod SEEM lllm unb perlebz
ten SEN Sag I'M Matb. @ieben<
Drummer 9etm.
- Sri. Selen Ma6t8betm bon
Minneapolts, melde por bret @o6en
NIT 6rau @arl Brabl na6 bier
Inn it6 beiu6Smeiie BET Ser
1o6ter Ser letteren, Trau Nlf.
Jritl6e, befu6smetie anf5ubalten, 1T
am Montag na6 MtnneapoltS 5uz
B1au Brabl NITRO bis
na6 bent 9etmfebrfelt IN Seem nlm
oerbleiben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04
Gilenbabn Medaniter unb Settle
perlanst pon Der Chicago uno
Mprtbmeitern @iienbabn.

Wegen ser @anblung bon ether
Mn3abl unierer @erfitdtte uno engine
9ouie Nngeitellten mel@e ben Dtent
perlieben trob be8 8erbot8 6eS
nniteb 5tate8 2abor 8oarbs, bes
n0tiet Sic Chicago unb Nortb
Meitern:
9ampffeFel Mrbeiter urb @ebal=
fen,
@rpbidmiebe nno @ebilfen,
Madiniiten unb @ebalfen.
ebeet Metal @orfers uno &C.
biilfen.
Gar @epairerS nnb @ebilfen.
20bne unb Nrbetts 3uitdr1oe tpie
bon 6em uniteb State8 Mailroab
|Qabor 8oarb oorgeidrieben, infraft
am 1. Suit 1922, finben N11tpen=
bung.
@ine ausge3et6nete @elegenbeit
fiir iunge un6 energti@e Mdnner
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

Gum @erfauf. Cine tpentg sez
bra1@te Ginger Mdbmal6int gu
lebr btlltgem Breiie. Ginger
@eming Ma9ine &c., 214 Morb
Minneiota Ctr, Telefon $50
ODER 1859. Mp. 81.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

Gum @ertauf,-Drei 3immesr
@obnbau8 NIT bret Gotten. StaG
nnb gutter 8runnen. -~ ret8
$4,000. Ma@5nfrasen betm gt9enz
timer. +s's@''
Otto @perl,
s ~ 200 Soutb @ar6en Ctr,
Stem Him, Minn. ~.
N6o. 30z31. NJ"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

Gum @ertauf, -@teben = s3tmmer
5auS, 8robe Sdeune unb bret
Qotten an @i6 Minneiota @tra.
&c, in Ser Mdbe Der @t. Marp8
Stride. 8erfaufe @obnbauS auf
@uni@ aud etn3eln. Nn3ufra<
gen 705 Shb Minnelota @tras
be. abb. 31=32.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

Gum @erfanf-Sotel> @ebdube, bret
it1dtg, SO BET Sc bel 80, III aiSge11
3ei6netem 3uitanbe, IN lebbafter
@tabt gelege11. Mettere Nu8tttnft
erbdltlt@ In BET Office Der Stem
1lm Doit.N l6u.h29-31
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

@eute lit Die .rGbance" gr6ber, als
ie 3upor. SO ltegt an Sbnen, tie
5u ergretfen. 5Areiben Ste nm
i3nlenbnng .ei1eS &atalog8 on 6aS
Manfato Commercial College, Manz
fato, Minrl. NbD. 80.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

Observation-Disclosures aus ben Eas
gen beS Snbianeraufftanbes, um
bteielben IN ben @daufenitern auf-
3uitelen. Dte @egenitdnbe fon>
ten nt6t ipdter alS am IL. Nuguit
etngeltefert merben.
Grote 8ros. So.
Mbp. 81.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-08-04

Bimmer nerlangt.- AIe iol@e, bic
fir bte 3ett Der acknowledgements"
s3tmmer 5u permteten miini6en,
tperben gebeten, ii9 NIT Augnft
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The Washington times., 1922-08-10

BULLY" SAID YOUNG
Teddy" Roosevelt, Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy, as
he emerged smiling from a
plunge In the cooling waters
Of a popular Washington
swimming pool
-Fotograms.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
SWING
AFTER DECLINE
Prospect Of Liberal Re-
duction in Supply
Helps Wheat

CHICAGO, Jan. IA Prospects of
"A liberal reduction ofthc visible sur.
ply total Monday helped TO turn
wheat prices upward today after an
early decline. Tho close waa unset
tied 5-Sc tu ! 3-sc net higher. with
May $l.ll "a 10 7-Sc and July. 81
Ia l-bo. Corn lost 1-sc TO lac to
Sc. oats finished unchanged to 70
shade higher, and provisions varied
from 2 l-2c decline to AOc advance.
The fact that overnight develop
mouts In the French cabinet crisis
were generally given boarish con-
Htructiou as affecting the wheat
trade did "a good deal to deter buy.
Ing Ia the first half Of the day. and
To- deprcss values TO "a moderate ox-
tent Later, however. moro opti-
mism was shown. Attention OF
trHdors then turned To suoh bullish
factors AS u better domestic milling
demand for wheat and TO a material
decrease OF primary receipts as COM
pared with year ugo. Highest
prices Of the day were reached in
connection with forecasts of q falling
off In the next visible supply fiG
uros
Corn and oats averaged lower as q
result OF an apparent slackcnlug in
export Inquiry for corn.
StoCkyards interests wcrc said to
be buyers Of provisions, and this ap-
pcared To hc more ihan an offset for
larger arrivals of hogs than had
boon looked FOR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
WORLD MARKET PAGE
COTTON Ginning

NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. a.
Covering of the short interest FUR.
ri4hrd tho cotton market with %
good demand today and after mod
ornto declines ln carly trading there
was % complete recovery which
around midsc1sOn ran into small
net advances. From declines OF q
10 ~ points under the close OF vcs-
t"rdaE ihDr" was a. risc ~ levels uf
ty 10 points over Tho close was
4 point down 10 points not up on
tho day March trading waa as low
h7 1880. roao To tG.02c ana closed
at 1890.
Tho c1rly doclino waa started by
poor rtbice ana continued under a.
moro poaHimisUc view regarding the
French political developments
SWullrr min takinga than expect
cd caused only momeutary rorcs-
aluu9 uud fresh buying arose be-
cause Of tho bullish variations in
tho visible supply Of American cot
ton, Tho mills Of tho world took
thie wcok 273,OOO baloa OF American
cotton. according 10 Hester against
10000 this week last year. The
Visible supply decreased 35.23O
hnl"H against n decrease thia week
last yc1r Of 0,532.