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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Water in MIX Company Capitalization

Cuer.lrn-wm sou please fife advice
a. to lrterfmeut in shares uf per ffnf
cumulative preferred stock fnd common
rf,rF ~ the Hogera MNt Products com
pany being issued hY u. ~ spence 20
r. fhir ID reliable nrmf Noiiced your re-
marks about pleglY WleglY ln today
column ana wonder u those remafla nnliH
army o. fhe Rogers MIX Products COM
pany So. Nee,
Answcr-Thc remarks about Manhat-
tan Piggy Wiggiy Company were not
intended as blanket Characterization
OF everything that pertains 10 gro
eorics. We do not. however, consider
either the preferred or common shares
OF the Rogers Mix Products Company
suitable Tor genuine investment. The
milk products are, as FAR as we know
satisfactory, but the water pumped into
the capitalization OF the company by
the contract under which the securities
are sold does not hcighten our opinion
OF their investment character. The
milk company, though iis management
NAV BE- capable. is operating in a high
Is competitive field and is handicapped
durng boz present promotive expansion
stage by the high cost OF obtaining
capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Informatlon on White Oll

Questlon-wn you kindly give fae some
information IN regard % White Oh csm-
mon stoekf Has this ever paid diyi,
s ssansssneei ,nsr s" ios o Backing " TO ne
company whefe are their holdinGs sc. 7
Answer .- White on has not yet
demonstrated that Il can be placed
other than In the highly speculative
class. The stock has never paid a
dividend, and there are mo present In
holders can be expected for con-
siderable time TO come. As TO the mar
ket prospects OF the stock II is not
our policy 10 make any predictions.
The company has properties in Leui-
s,ana. Arkansas, Pennsylvania. Kansas,
Kentucky, Oklahoma, Texas, Montana.
Mississippi and Cuba. The company
also owns and operates number OF
rehnerios. The most recent important
development in the corporations az
fairs was the merger agreement By
which the United Contra, Oil Corpora
ton was obtained from the United
Ges and Electric Company. The deal
involved payment 10 the latter Of ST.
100000 new White OH 8 per cent pre-
fcrred stock, 10000 shares Of no par
common, and an option on 100000 ad-
ditional shares Of common At SIS q
share. To effect the consolidation
stockho dcrs approved an authorised
issue Of 10000 shares. $40 par. Of )
per cent cumulative preferred stock
and an increase in the authorized COM
mon from 100000 to 1000, 700 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24

Mechanically completed the syndicate
agreement s terminated and the sup
port Of che market Withdrawn. II dis
iribution has been we'll done !. e.,
sales have been made 90 persons de-
string and In a position 10 hold INC
bonds for investment there will be few
bonds offered In the market, and u the
issue is Of prime grade there VIII be
annie demand 20 absorb these oher-
ines. otherwise there arc likely 20 be
sales in considerable volume, represent
inr the effort Of dealers 20 free them
selves from an obligation they do not
desire 20 carry longer, or the Offering
Of bonds that have not been firmly sold
In the first instance. The price new
itably declines until the absorption OF
the issue for Investment has been
finally accomplished.
This typical experience may Tot
specifically apply In the case OF the
Mo gs. but we believe that the reasons
FOR their decline are OF no greater con
sequence. or direct bearing upon their
nofltion Is the fact that the market
within six months period was called
upon 10 take f25,000,OO0 Rio bonds mot
IN new money. IL il true), and that
other brazilian financing was on a
iargo scale. We do not rate the Rio
issues higher than n business mans IN
vestment-possibl an per cent yield
renresents their real value IN relation
10 other investment securities NJ this
time and we do not regard the decline
that has occurred as sufficient % war.
rant your disposing Of the bonds "
your circumstances Justify an invest
ment Of that character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Too Extreme on Erehirfs

ou.,,ion-oncs before asxst liH =
vics ara was yery grafefA ~ =
7 seek M again for a ccnitnp SO ~.
ovn twerfy shares TINTED soir
~. steel and Tubo. fVe car az -. =.
ave Firesfone Tire. six staniAl
So r.rsevs four Ieierhont ~ .
sraph eight cities serY.ee az r.'.
snt one cities service c0mi1p., Y. =, -,
pacinc fst a.. fYs lnitfnofo -. - -
sit nrst and refgniIng q. ~ 49,.
Union Elevated Il ont 80 =
Canada. one United riAt.s =,
Liberty Loans. al iLi.l :, m ~
Three OF these Liberty Lesn ',. - = "a
I. per cent am ih.nAas "a
- irvastIre In tU0 p1ttr
bi~h rafe ~ interest AZ go
sgith ssfstr. or in tUo fhat ~ 80
inrrcase I'm value. and 49, 49,. ~ I
suggest such and give Your 49, y \
plans. Then ! thought J "l... 80.
~ ,hsusarf between sons 4
storks terhaps tao or thfes - - A. >
~ Tei.frous ana reiegraf y - -
rest would you consider % - q a
preference OF Empire 1ss 80 q 1<rr
ser cent cumulative rfeisiifc.. .s,,l -
Gas ana Electric Lslt or i.1ss, ~.
trlc7 l. the STANDARD ~ @ss ~
"A high az STANDARD Nli ~ l-rsrr-s.,
Ase 80, Az ,n 80 WY 90 yoa; a. ~ u, n
Use hoiGing Liberty e'les -
litsly 10 ircrcase in price -
answers q lons-,ern i'''' ''''''
the Liberty 81 are the best aa, !. y,
,Ss, YOU could find, but rot 4 : !, !
Inr them you are sacrificing ''s go, /. {,
. .os return and receiving in''' as !
come tax exemption. II .Aa' -, a., y
ton is not considered worn Vs. 's, I.
ing for in your case you Hs. >.
prove your position BY sasins =, =
the AZ per cent Liberty l.'S ss,, =
terri, However, Il you are o.'. ..,,,,
10 obtain a higher return go /. M y
49,, honSs oser. let Us state " ~ - 3,
ginning that we DO no, so 'S I'd D.
hire Gas and Fuel prefeftso as
YER Gas and Electric sioeS yss !.
snhstitu,e for Liberty bonds III,
-. ,ye savise In the holding
erty bonds. We DO 50 ees &c.,. W
lieye some amount Of ,n' - VI
shonld form the foundation 80 49, suri
hone Of every investment. -. Nj
0o a 81 ~ c S,s OF lndisna 70 -
factor in is own terf,tol. sorps'
Ale West-as the New Je'ssy $40
l. in i,s 6eld. The indiana eo-I',,
10 largest manufacturer OF gss .",, 4
,he lAlesS' W. s,gcest for futsr T.
y YES the United states ks W .
due i947. yielding aoos. . 81 y q y
and Public Service Corp ,i'a. sbssi :
Jersey IS. due 1859, yie'o Us sssss
some SON 's shares Of New YORK .,as.. i. 70
6h per cent preferred ''''
selling around los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Investment Information


oy..uon- viii greatly sppre,,siss,,' can
.srira ar 90 r. Ions .term bonn W., -, nv
nus ii, 400 lots a. m infef,In' .to6 tond
tetv AZ pIan is 10 buy ~. - ,sfurn
.eb yesr ana ! desire hlkh.,, lives
49,, IN ordinary savings a'.,,s ,tfnrn.
s.h.,,il i've nt least pfr ern' ,oagb
rsn buy me bonds lo.i is'fs'''
Denver brokers Sire. T.. IT, Il
Answer Your plan 20 buy a ylUV
bond each year Tor Jour boy J. 9. J0W ~
msndable. If proper care. is useu ~
IT, election Of bonds and interest n, n
, rsi,vcsted as received the ehild wiz
~ g;ycn n good start whom he become
~ ~ 60 agc We do no. think. however ,.,.,
,b,t tho plan calls Tor the aelee,,on
og,bo lind Of bonds that give a retu .i.,,
- = ner cent under present monay
o. conditions Scale down yo9Ls
irser,st requirements and start VIZ
one IN the following; Duquesne Llshpii
e. due 1879. selling recently 20 49,
obont s so per cent; United states hgD,
bcr bs. due 1917. yielding aDou, %
Dor cont. or So. Lou.s-San FranslseV,
nrior lien 81, due 1850, yielding aDou'
III pcr cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
A Wei Chosen List

ouestion-Piease crltieize the following
holdings u a single man nfty years old.
with a salary OF f1.o0o per annrmi N,opV
Southern Railway 81 per cent gold bonds.
81 0d1 New TorI Telephone o.. 1871. re-
funding mortgage. series A. $500 Cleveland
Electric Illuminating Company nrst mort
gage On. 1919. $500 Hydraulic Power Com
Improvement mortgage bond $1,000 Con
solldated Coal Company g.. 1850, nrnt and
refunding mortgage; $500 Northern Pa.
Gas % New York "a. 1885 Applied for
i've shares New York Telephone Ga per
cent stock Have about $4,000 In savings
bank-D. 7.
Answer-You have a we'll chosen list
II investments which need not be dis
turbcd. We suggest that IN making
future investments you round out the
$500 pieces before diyersifying your
holdings further.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24

oy..,ion-i have 1900 worth % Liberty
bonds mat I Intend selling. Wouih ilH.
al r.frvest 10 In some bonds or stock that
would yield about ca or ! per eeh,. @l
III. saf.fv h the first and last word
could IKE something that I could Away 4
sell u ! should have 90. Your aeNiee WI
b. greatly appreciated. a. the only lhtcs,
Ing / have ever done was IN Liberty bonds
have been advised 20 buy seahoafd AR
Line on At. r. a q. stock. Would you adj
slse either one ID. =. u.
Answer- You are on the verge OF
making very foolish switch. -FOUR
Liberty bonds yield slightly more than
4 per cent. You do not make 70 clear
whether you are considering Seaboard
Air Line stock or bonds, but for the
issue under discussion that makes little
difference. You could buy the hrst
and consolidated mortgage IS, series
A. due 1915. OF the Seaboard Air Line
AZ a pr.ee 20 yield approximately 1850
Ger cent. Excepting the tax feature
which Is negligible in your case, the
wide disparity In income return on the
seaboard Air Line bonds and your LIB
erty bonds represents the judgment OF
thousands OF astute investors, expressed
at the market place. Of the relative de-
gree Of safety OF the two securities.
Until YOU have learned TO discriminate
better we suggest that you hold on 20
your Liberty bonds, particularly since
YOU say that safety Is the first and
last word" FoE your future savings
YOU might place some Of your funds IN
securities returning higher rate OF
interest American Telephone and
Telegraph stock Is one Of the best
listed shares, but Il is hardly suitable
as your only medium Of investment.
You might consider il later after start
ing your investment structure with
Liberty bonds and adding 20 IL some
OF the high grade preferred stocks,
such as National Biscuit. United States
steel. American Car and Foundry and
Union Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
An sniinhle But One

Quesiion-Would YOU BE- kind enough 90
answer tie following request IN the COLI
ufnna % your paper Ny sister has asked
iny advice regarding an investment ~
900 She IN married and the mother
N three children and Isn't IN close touch
elccflnna and would appreciate your adj
VICE. Two City % Copenhagen g. i9if
ono nethlehem steel o.. 1919. two United
Estes Rubber b. 1871. two CONSOLIDATION
Francisro adlusiment o.. 1885 which viii
bring an income Of 5000. @. C..
Answer-The bonds suggested arc
suitable. In our opinion. with the ex-
ecption Of the ST. Louis-San Francisco
Adjustment 6a. which we rank as a
business mans investment. In. place
OF this security We suggest $1,000 Chi
eaco Union Station SIS, 1858, and $500
Westinghouse Electric and Manufac-
turing SIS, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
How New Bond Creations Find Market

o 5 ,,,r columns dailv hare not come across an
gotn for me sfeady fail price Of Rio dc Jd"eDo Iy' o.
borght fo bonds az 03. and ud steady deera'eo par - ~
~ ~ reason for tho drop Would Be rise sell at current
pyiccs?-U. S. T. .,,;o,
Apu-There no special that has to our attention
Rio de Janeiro IS Of 1915 rather u y inc
- e a. rror Lowell relation classes Of securities IN
tbe bond market decline the Offering price not unuual uu"
The period Immediately following the hoauon OF an issue ~ %
"a only the exceptional ISSUE which in demand by investors far IN
excess Of the amount outstanding where the initial price is naturally
held or furnishes the starting point Of an advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Fisher Body of Ohio

oucsilon-If may I would b. gled 20
have your opinion and rcnort o. ilsher
nody on ohio preferred. Why did flsne,
Body separate from "lshcr BODY OF ONO
D. r.
Answer General Motors Corporation
controls Fisher Body, OF which Fisher
Body Ohio Company Is n subsidiary:
Under the terms Of an exchange OF
stock the Ohio company for stock OF
the Fisher Body Corporation the latter
company guaranteed dividends on the
stock OF the Ohio company up 20 and
including that OF July !, 1922. The
Ohio company is operating as a sub
sidiary and has what is said TO be the
second largest bodybuilding plant IN
the world There has been no separa-
ton Of interests, such as you suggest,
that we know Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24

To understand the falling or IN priee
Of the bonds in question il is necessary
TO understand. first. something Of the
methods Of handling a new issue. a
banking house OF group Of houses pur-
chafCa an issue. organizes ayndiclic'
each member Of which is responsible
for the sale Of O fixed proportion OF
the bonds and thea ascertains ana
meets the demand from the smaller
dealers An issue may be oyersuo-
scribed without a bond having been
sold 10 an investor. This is not sound
placement. but when the books are
opened and quickly closed on Q .hrgc
issue 10 is an assured fact that most OF
the bonds have been taken by dealers d.
the expectation Of being able TO sell
them 10 their clients.
The primary distribution accom-
plishcd In this way the task Of really
selling The bonds begins. While . Is
I'm progress the syndicate agreement
presents the sale Of the bonds 20 in-
vestore nj less than the Offering price
determined upon There are inevitably
some violations OF this agreement, tut
I'M tho main dealers know that DO pays
20 observe the ethics Of the business.
To enable distribution at fixed price
IL has become customary for the mem
hers Of the syndicate. or the syndicate
MANAGER. 10 support the market for
tbe issue on the Stock Exchange or
where 10 may be deal; in. This is ne-
complishcd through readiness 20 pur-
chase nj or fractionflly above the Of
ferine price such bonds as may be
offered FOR sale there.
When the bankers In charge believe
t,4 ere eaie OF the bonds has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Frisco Income IS Not Cumulative

Of sstssy and future u q 81. Louis.ssn Frsn-
cisco Income gsf-M H. +.
Answer-Interest on st. Louis-San
Francisco income A IS is payable. III
and to the extent the available net in
come Of the company shall suffice for
such payment" Interest rate Is not 70
exceed per cent. For the reason that
these payments are not cumulative
there is speculative feature TO these
bonds which accounts for a high yield
basis. We think we'll Of the senior
securities Of this road. The income
bonds have paid a 6 per cent rate since
issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Foreign Bonds

ouesiion-wu you kindly advise m.
which. In your opinion, of the following
bonds are best secured Ha Co principal
Augo- Siavia A.. 1863. liragil 49, 1871.
Iust how speculative are the above ISSUE
and what rating DO you give themf
would also appreciate your opinion " the
Norway ~. is70.-O. H. A.
Answer Security Of principal in a
government loan which is not speeif-
cally secured by duties or taxes is
largely a matter Of individual opinion
on the stability and responsibility Of
the issuing government. The Jugo-
Slavia So and Brazil ~ Of 1871 are
both specifically secured. The greater
stability Of the Brazilian government
gives these bonds an unquestioned
superiority over the Jugo-Slnvia ss.
The Norway g. are an internal obliga-
ton and deserve a much higher rating
than either Of the other two bonds
mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
She's Not Afraid to Speculate

cues,ion-Youll think I am "gettiag
the habit" You have helped ne twice
recently and now Unexpectedly have
sffsid 20 speculate a little and I need
as high a return ~ possible. You told
me recently that American writing Paper
O. AID 81. Louis San Francisco adjust
ment O. were fairly good speculative bonds.
I have never been able 90 ma Amer
lean Writing Paper fs ~ tho paper.
Every day I see American Writing Paper
T. g. That would give a yield u
about per cent Il that a safe bond ?
81 Louis san Francisco Inc 81. 1855,
Yielding nesIiy Per cent instead OF
,o me Would GREAT Northera preferred
per cent. selling around ana yielding
per cent. BE- A safe buyl That attracts
mG-Miss ~. C. ID.
Answer-The American Writing
PAPER bonds due 1889 bear an interest
rate Of G per cent. When this loan
was brought out in 1919 the company
stipulated that the interest rate would
be Z per cent for that year and 1920
and G per cent thereafter. This Is the
bond 10 which we referred when you
made your previous inquiry. Our
rating OF these bonds and the 81. Louis
& San Francisco adjustment IS has not
changed. These bonds are better than
the incomes O. because they are prior
70 the income bonds in point OF princi-
rrl security and have also a preferred
claim on earnings. In other words, the
interest on the adjustment 6s Is paid
before that on the income 6s Another
difference is that payments Of interest
or the adjustment 6s are cumulative,
while those on the income 6s are not.
Great Northern preferred has speeu-
lative element which renders IL map
propriate for any enc who Is not In
a position TO keep in close touch with
developments affecting the company 3
rrvrfrU rosrFr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Trustees Service sy''s"

o,..,,or-coult you sivs me Ir-sas.ls
ros 4gss''I through your eolsn'a 'c:ik.,.
he trustees Service system lssrot.s.
/ believe their idea y !" IA ths "
Industrial tsnking sss's" -
states -. Maef r..cfs
Answer-The plan Of tn. ~. 4
system Service is simi'', :, '. .siI,z'
the Morris Plan banks, win -. .S 80
departments der r-H for doing , wheat ,s,, ),
and insurance business, -, .,itstess,s''
in the nature Of hnane's s,Ast prsf'..''
!: i s. l%e'a asas' a and until
time has elapsed to .n SS%Is' Of The -
70 earn pronts no ahals sds
Of the stock can be ma'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24

ouesfions Of general inherent 70 in-
verfors viii BE- answered N this col.
vnn. IN which case only initials wiH
b. used. Others ioin be answered ~
mail Addren oil inquiries. iHcios-
ing a stamped. addrvtsed envelope, 70
F,naneioi Editor. The Tribune. uk
Nassau Stree. Nep York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
limited Royalt.es Speculative

oussiion-Plcnsc give me your opinion
% United Royalties Company. Inc. Wich-
ia Fails Tex what kind OF business doeo
IL derive is profit from. " anyf DO
you think lt worth confederation ~ 10
irture prospcstsf-A a. s.
hrswcf-Wc do rot recommend
speculative purchases such os United
Royalties. The csmreny's buslncsS Is
purchasing royalties in the oil fields Of
TeAAa.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-16
SHELLEY :
: .+++++ + + .+f+++++.

A crowd was entertained In the
Virginia Theatre on Wednesday
evening by some Hawaiians, pictures
were shown about Hawaii and the
Hawaiians sang. Everyone enjoyed
the entertainment.
The last lyceum number was held
in the L. D. s. first ward on Wednes-
day evening in which q humorist
spoke and entertained the audience.
A very large crowd attended.
The Rupert Iirrigators town team
played basket ball with the Shelley
town team on Thursday evening in
the Shelley gym. The game was
very exciting from start to finish. It
ended with score Of sixteen to
thirty-two in Shelley's favor.
The Lucky Thirteen Bridge club
was entertained Friday afternoon,
March 10 at the home Of Mrs. w. s.
Wright. Miss Goldie White received
the high score. The visitors were
Mesdames Helen Farrar, Winifred
Perry, Cora Waller, Emma Schur-
man and Mrs. Clifford Hayes of Idaho
Falls. "a very dainty two course
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes of
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-16
THOMAS


Mr.. and Mrs. David Broadhead are
the proud parents of tine baby boy,
born Saturday morning.
Miss Lillian Cavern, who has been
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Stander, left Sunday after
noon for Rigby, Idaho.
Miss Marion Turpin has been suf-
fering with la grippe for about two
weeks. 4
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mcbride
Sunday, a t1ne baby boy.
Ben Jones left Monday morning
for Salt Lake City.
Irene Fackrell of Pingree was a
Thomas visitor Friday.
Mrs. Newman and Mrs. Sharover
were visitors at the school district
No. IL Thursday.
Chris Polatice and David Noack,
who have been attending school in
Salt Lake returned home last week.
The East Thomas Relief society
held a sewing meeting at the home
of President Marie Feldsteds Tues
day. #@ 5s
The Relief societies will bender
program Friday, the seventeenth at
/ o'clock. There will also be dance
in the evening.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-16
FIRTH



w. J. Ramsey returned Sunday
from Kansas, where he has been
visiting relatives and friends for
several weeks.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl McCurdy Sunday morning.
Rev. Olson from Ogden will con-
duct the services at the Lutheran
church Sunday morning. Those who
have heard Rev. Olson are all glad
to avail themselves OF this opportun-
ity.
Several parties have been post
poned on account of the numerous
cases Of influenza.
Friday evening Rev. Glad OF Salt
Lake and Rev. Herbert Of Boise will
each deliver a message to the people
of Firth, at the Lutheran church. /
Mrs. Wilson has been out Of school
several days on account Of illness.
Miss Letha Shockey has charge of
the kindergarten class in Sunday
school. Now that the weather is i'm
proving it is to be hoped there will
be a larger attendance.
1t is reported that THE Four
Hoursemen of the Apocalypse" will
soon be shown in our local theater.
This is one of the best plays
screened.
Bids will soon be in for the con-
struction Of our new high school
which is to be completed before
September 1. 4sa
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-16
RIVERSIDE


The school play that was staged in
the hall last Friday night by the
ninth grade students was well sup
ported by good attendance, con-
sidering the sickness in the ward.
To say the, players did exceptionally
well as amateurs is putting it mildly.
An exceptionally strong comedy in
three acts will be played Friday
night, March II, entitled "All a
Mistake"
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Adams Sunday night,
March IL. E5ss't
Friday afternoon March II the
Relief society will celebrate their an
nual day with a program and lunch
con. .s
Thursday night, March 16 a par
ent-teachers' meeting will be held in
the school gymnasium.
Last aSturday night the Boy Scouts
Of Blackfoot Troop one came out and
played the ninth grade school team
game of basket ball. The home
team won by a score Of "a to 10.
At the services last Sunday after
noon J. Ancil Peterson and George
R. Williams of Thomas were visitors
as home missionaries, and gave good
interesting talks.
Edward Bingham was sustained as
a teacher in the parents class last
Sunday.
F. T. Halverson and r. +. Dickson
were home missionaries to Riverton
Sunday.
John Browman has been confined
to his bed for several days and was
considered very seriously Ill last Fri
day night, but some of the neighbors
went and made a desperate fight for
his case and the next day he was
much better and Is still improving.
A potato buyer from Nampa was
in Riverside Monday, trying to buy
seed potatoes.