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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01
IS E LII A | R E
MAYOR WYATT WAY FILE CHARGES
AGAINST DAVIS WITH COUNC|LMEN

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The late Mrs Anna Davis who was
found G"nI I'm bed 1t the home OF her
la,,Lhler. Mrs. David Foster Of Thirty
c.sth street. last Monday morning. VIII
h.. conducted from the home OF Mrs. ".
T. Rorman. dauthter OF the deceased
At o'clock this morning. and later tpl-
Lived nr s"TN,'"N at me - '"hh I"'"-
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" ".'..'n .'T' :" .''s'' d ~
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10 sorEo" m'HeS'
1t became known today that 1t VIII
''' necessary r." IN" hoard 81 "'u'Atl"h
[" borrow money with "A'Sh l" pay ,n'
teachers or the city s'Ao"'S N'''" nv
months Of DECEMBER ana January me
winter apForuonmeh' o. 'i'E '1AeS WI!
h, "h'a nah'e N Fehru"y ana '"e "e"-,l
VIII he overcome at that 'mH' II
"""erS ""u' y" i'o'"'.''''"' I''e' ~ W,
occur nh'I n" money '',''" INC '''' NV.
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h,s,,oss ,.,ra c,osaL tor no Jav
T.roIrl d,,ri,, ,ro ,y,nrn,,n vas n~ar-
,.carly d.e,r,r1 football games IN other
IL, d,.q,r;,c.' ~. hulk Of rho rooula-
go, ,,o,5,,. .,orrion attended H.. an
anal ,,,,n. hr,,ya.n the local htgh schop,
md tho V-becrirr bigh NJ the island.
sr--vtcss Well Attended.
Tho T,lor THANKSGIVING service Of all
rrot.s,ao, ,hurcnes held in the Fr.eshy-
1900. .r,,,,,, .. I,,r,,-,b,rd s.rca, ves-
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afternoon to"'W'hs W.T. &c.,
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81 the "f's''"" I"'' -, ,,,o-r,ort
charge OF me services anu INC
VIII DO IN Rose ii'!I .f".y.e'!'
To Aoid f'shearSai'
Tho choir or the CHRISTIAN C"u' I"
vii hold special nract'ce AZ IN"
church on Belmont street ,n's eNen,us
Music TO be sung at the Chr'S.'"n se
ices viii he r"hearscd Tor IN" nrSt NM
similar rehearsal was he'u
choir Of the South bela'e VI. L.
church at that church last evening
woman's Civic Cluo.
Or. II II. Sn:vcly. state Health com
missioner FOR the state Of Ohio, Will he
The principal speaker at the public
JTcs,th" meeting Of the womans ivio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01

West Alexander are guests Of relatives
here. -,
Hiss Mary Meyn spent yestei day Win
relatives in Moundsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Huss or Nine
tncn'h street Will leave tomorrow tof
california 20 spend the winter with re-
latives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stillwell and fam
ly are visiting relatives In Fa!rmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01
ROTH SIDES IN ADMINISTRATIONS
CONTROVERSY TO FIGHT
CASE TO FINISH.
r,,r-, sor,rc1ron TO REQEST
COURT no DISSOLVE TENPoH-
AIRY RESTRAINING ORDER


wyatt
! NAarE"S aEAlNS' MAEV' so" .,,,3 ~
o. heta'fe, VIII pE"'a''S i',,r,
,h'Hf et f""So N.S"'t. .,.,a-
! the city ,"u".'" a. runs .,..,o,. fSr
1 M'"'S 10y -. n. ,,.,, r,,t. ,,n-
, Ihict laws !" IN" go .nt.
I LroNnINl. wien d"'N"''''' inc
. Phase q, III" S'tu'U'" ,,..I,,ra
Attorney N"N""N N'".ru N"'" a.,
un!Uuhirdly would i"!"W. ,N"'!
! tho contentious OF members q ''"''' ."
, relative (" conditions IN l",N Guy a.
: c"rrobura'"i I'm the puhiiSu"a s'"IN-
/ W"ut 10y huii'" ta!ei M'oh''' L. "a 49,.
Bo'h sides Aav" declared mat ''eS
wi. fight 10 "A finish.
+ Mayor John r. Wyatt IN 81" ''' en-
last evening, said that 'iiE S"'''''"'
PdUl Y Waddell. would appear III COM
- ~ pleas court Al -. ''a.rSN.'' ~, ~
incoming 10 urge J"aH" warren W.
. Cuwcn o. that court :" H.7@''N' ,"'
/ trmpora.y restraining order. l"o
/ mayor VAS uou-conm,iiai "h 'H' How
developments N the case. However, TO
stated that, r Pos~.y'e' nc ",u'u
+ t.nue - ignore Michael ]" law - a.
''.rc of police. 'h''l I'"''' ,'-l1
MAKE any statements NrN''idal ""' i'
fcrrcd tho reporters 20 MS attorney
\ X Kcurbn of St Cla'GeN'!!e' h"'h
IIayor WYATT ard Police 'h;"i laws
have stated that they would tEht the
r,sc u a finish. Bo'h the "!i'c!''S
STATE ;h.i y they 20 down II WILL 10
",.,h ru.ars flying
In case the re. training order IS ms
solved. Michael Davis would no LONGER
Toe chief "t police. The hearing on ms
angle Of The controversy viii und"uh'-
II H.. lnsr VINO " III ltAC inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01
Held Pleasant Session

4 the best ne prisoners lor" Vet given.
The second public performance WI. oe
= ,-rr rrNf N.rf4v evening"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01

ono Of thc most enj"yAh.o VHt"tsE'v-
ing events was the socia! given by the
Egworih League society % the f!rs:
NJ e. church last evening. Refresh
ment-5 wee served from to :. Tao
hou~ which followed vas devoted 70 =
social session with musical entertain
we7, \ large crowd was in attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01
- 0UT-THE-P|KE

Semi-annual one cent sale at Shields
& Philips. December 1873. ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01

A toad will eat 100 house flies with
out an intermIssion-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01

On crater OF snow capped VOL
canic mountain on Una'aska Island
are sulphur deposits Of $4,000 tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01
Attending Conferences.

{. keys"r ~ Tim street left 'his
ming Tor Columbus. O. where Nc 8
attending The county officers conference
% the Ohio Christian EUdcayor socI..
,'eS. The conference takes place tod,'
and tomorrow and matters OF state-wids
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To CadtZ.

Tho d5rr"o team of the local Charm
Rchekah lodge viii go 20 CHd'2 tonight
where hey viii cXemplify the work Of
the order upon a large class OF candi-
dates in the Harrison county metropolis.
large DELEGATION of members from
this city will accompany the degree
team and tho trip will he made in a
bus chartered for the occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01

interest % the organization ara Zee ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01

The regular semi.ncon,hlv business
meeting % council Will he heid n the
city building tomorrow evening
number Of Important matters IN add
lion - several ordinance are expected 20
bA taken up 3, the Meeting IN an e;-
rorr - clear up much business h"sore
the 6~st a.: he year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01
Second Number

To second ISSUE Of the Miners De-
fender" local labor paper beng 'ssu u
hv the defense committee OF suo-d!strict
No. II tho United Nine Workers VII"
make It's appearance today. The paper
is being issued to further the cause OF
those miners iucarccrated in the county
fail 4, s.. Clairsviue on charges grow
ing on, Of the killing of John I. Majors
4, New I.atcrty last June. Several -
Gals have subscribed Tor copy for eacn
member and others viii do 80 at meeting
10 be held this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01
Elks Dance.

The Thanksgiving dance - ths loca!
lodge o: Els was held IN lhs.r hom"
o. North Fourth street last evening.
An excellent ..ogram - dance music
was enjoyed durlnE the evening and
each member Eas permitted 70 BRING a
friend The Kitchen committee served
a luncheon following the evenings d.
version.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01

cry rE"c ~ nd attaches u the cry
building iHc'ud 9r DO" rawsa1rrr mon.
were "ues's of CHier Uy'aud and officer
Ellwnod Rn'hermuNd a. rabbit Feed
hold las' night ChcS Trucman "Eaz"
=. >!s~ prepared the menu and ne bun
mics .ve"~ 9aver more enjoyed ny "a auu-
-r.- crowd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01

Community Sales Day viii be OBJ
served by tho merchants Of the city
Wednesday of ncxt week when each
business man will offer to the public
-omc article from stock az prize" At
~ near cost This viii be the second or
Il series of such sales 70 he held in this
city The last sales day proved 10 be
very successful a many exceptional
hsu,l'n, were offered the buying public
Of ErNalro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01

Funeral services will be held for
Robert. four year son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Miller. from the home on South
Guernsey street. this afternoon at two
o'clock The child died Wednesday
afternoon following a brief Illness OF
crour dInhtheria. Rev. G. 4. Pearce
Of the Christian church, will be IN
charge Of he services, and intcrment
viii DO IN Rose II'll cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01
Election OF officers

Arrou0cemcu ;has been made ~ the
officials Of WaneJa Tribe "I the Inn
rfoved order o. Red Men n thIs city
,ha; Re sem.-annual election OF tribal
csrrr~s and the annual hal!o; u local
members FOR state officers will take
rIa~. al the meeting 20 be held IN the
3r,ii tomorrow evening. Plans are being
mad. Tor a social session 70 follow
tho business meeting.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-08
LIGHTNING BOLT KILLED
AMARILLO MAN IN ~. NJ.

Lightning caused the death Of
John Kroboth, 40, Of Amarillo, Sat-
urday. while he was on his vacation
in New Mexico, and his body was
brought back here yesterday.
Mr.. Kroboth was standing in the
Canadian River fishing at a point
in San Miguel County when the
stroke Of lightning hit him. He fell
over in the water dead His back
was slightly burned by the bolt.
He leaves his widow and a child
Of Z years. Funeral services win be
held az Griggs' chapel today at 2
o'clock. after which the body will
be taken to La Junta, Colo, for
interment.
Mr.. Kroboth was formerly head
butcher Of the +. & NJ. Market. He
had been resident Of Amarillo
for about two years, having for
merly conducted the Jensen Grocery.
He was on a two weeks vacation
and had been away from Amarillo
a week when killed Amarillo News.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-08
Finance Corporation
Now Leaning Money
In s Different States

Dallas. Sent. g. Applications for
loans toinline $50. 100000 have been
granted hy The War Finance Cor
porntion "a cotton marketing asso-
Citations In eight states " the South,
according 10 adyices received here.
This money is FOR The fIaancing Of
the l922-23 crop.
The eight states and the amount
granted 10 each are as follows;
Texas, $4,000 600, Oklahoma, So
O0O, 900; North Carolina 100000
900: South Carolina 100000 900;
Mississippi $1,000. 900. Georgia, So
600. 900; Alabama 100000; Ark
ansas $7.500,0O Total. S57,bOO,-
600.
The pimacotton growers Of Arr
zona have applied for loan Of
$l,2OO,OOO. Word has not reached
here. however. that u has been
granted.
Commenting on these figures, }.
W. l.. Hall, a Bowie county farmer
and secretary Of the Texas Cotton
Farm Bureau Association, says;
"The work Of the cotton associations
Is directly responsible for the high
price Of cotton. II the news should
be- flashed over the country that the
War Finance Corporation has with
drawn its loan 90 the cotton assoc
Citations, whore DO you suppose the
price OF cotton would fall tog
"Our main work is 20 stabilize
prices SO that they win not slump
when cotton or any other commodity
is dumped on the market the supply
IS greater than the demand and the
bottom falls out Of prices. The BUSH
ness Of the Farm Bureau IS 70 sell
gradually feed il TO the consumer
az he can use it-make the supply
lust satisfy the demand This puts
stop TO the dumping. II puts
stop % the break in prices. II keeps
prices high The present high prices
FOR cotton in my opinion are due
largely to the S57 100000 which has.
been granted 20 the South 20 sell
rs cotton gradually and 10 the fact
that Southern farmers have pooled
nearly 100000 bales 90 market
in orderly manner
III the cotton marketing associa-
tions fail then we can expect the
price Of cotton to fall back down
10 the old levels. The associations
must not fail Every broad minded
farmer who stops 70 think viii see
the reason why the associations must
not fail.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-08
RandaIl's Fair
Will Be Free to
All Who Come

Canyon. Sept THE Randall
County Fair. which will open Sep
temher and continue for three
days. win be- free " all who come.
There will be no gate admission
charges. and all 81 the entertain
mont viii be- free on tho grounds
G. r. Walker, secretary
Of the Randall County Fair, states
that be has never had so many APP
plicntions for booths on the grounds
FOR exhibition purposes as have come
in this year, and he Is receiving
kilograms from all over Northwest
Texas from parties wanting y ex-
hibit AZ the Randall County Far.
More than forty herds Of hogs
have been nominated for the Fu-
turity Shows Of the Duroc and Pol.
and China breeders Canyon had
the largest hog show in Northwest
Texas last year az the Randall Coun-
~ Fair. and there promises 20 be
a much larger exhibit AZ the fair
this year.
There viii be two free ball games
at the fair grounds each afternoon.
in addition 10 the other attractive
free features which have been got
ten together by Mr. Walker
Randall County has good crops
this year in spite Of the continued
drou.h in Northwest Texas. and the
exhibits viii be very large Large
premiums are being offered for The
agricultural exhibits, while $1,000
Is offered in the hog shows
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-08

take HAYES HEALING HONEY. .
cough medicine which stops the cough by
healing the inilamed and irritated tissues
A box Of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and
Group IS enclosed with every bottle OF
HAYES HEALING HONEY. The salve
should be rubbed on the chest and throat
d children suffering from Cold or Group.
The healins effect q HAYES Healing Honey In
lido the threat combined with the healing eject @,
Grusr o Pen Tfate Saise through the pores o.
the shin 5000 stops n coush.
both remedies are packed In one carton and thu
,ost Of the combined treatment Il Sc
Just ASK your druggist for HAYES
HEALING HONEY.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-08
TAHOKA


In the recent mail carrier exami-
nation held in Tahoka for vacancy
on Route /. Jesse Eubanks, Of this
city was appointed 20 the position.
John IeMond, who mas been carry
ing the mail on Route A, will in the
future make the run on Route !,
and Mr.. Eubanks on Route A.
Mrs NJ. /. Ray has as her guests
this week her daughters, Mesdames
Tony Chism and John Jackson, and
John Ray. Of Amarillo, and Mes
DANES Lester Stempson, of Lubbock,
Grace West and daughter, Miss
Rachael. of Denton. Texas. John
Ray il in the employ Of the Pool
Drug Company al Amarillo.
Messrs. l.. T. Martin, secretary
Of the Lubbock Chamber of Com
merce, Louie Moore. Geo. W. Briggs
and son. Preston, OF Lubbock. spent
a few hours in Tahoka last Friday
afternoon in the interest of the
South Plains Fair at Lubbock IN
September.
II was reported in Tahoka Satur-
day that a regular free-for-all fight
was staged at Gordon. in the north
east portion Of Lynn county last
Friday night, when the Slaton Cham
her OF Commerce made that neigh
borhood a social visit. Full par
ticulars Of the trouble was not given
out One young man was cut with
a knife. which required several
stitches to close the wound.
Alec Riddle. brought TO Tahpka /
the first bale of cotton for the 1872 |
season Wednesday night. The bale /
weighed 46i pounds, and was bought (
by Paul Miller, local cotton buyer, (
for PFC a pound. A premium was
made up for Mr.. Riddle among the
business men amounting to $54.3O. /
Total sum received by Mr.. Riddle
was SiO2.92. The bale was ginned
bv the West Texas Gin Company,
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Jane McInnis Wright
died al the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. q. w. Small, age 20 years, IL
months md Is days. She was born
in Decatur county, Georgia, Sep
tembcr q. ls45, and was married 70
ID. II. u. Wright, May 9, 1879 To
this union was born five children.
three OF whom survive her, Mrs:
~. ". cmall, Mfe. y, - WINS .n"
ollie Wright Of this city. Mrs.
Wright had resided in Lynn county /
about 10 years prior TO her death
and during that time made a host
Of friends. who are grieved TO
learn OF her death. Deceased profess
I'D hone in Christ IN her early
HE. and when about ~ on u years
q ~ joined the Methodist Epis-
ropa| church some fifty years ago.
Ike body was laid 70 rest IN the
In&o1a cemetery Monday afternoon.
1H1rai services were coneurted ~
I1>. J. ]. Edwards. Primitive hapiis,
nIn|1(ef ~ Delepn, Texas, assisted
NJ NJ. n = Upton, pastor ~ ne
bal Methodist churh, Rev, Ed
<1f1k uas 40 old friend ~ The fam
||< aud Mad known The deceased ~
|hIflf five Yeata,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-08
BLOCK OF BRICK WILL
BE ERECTED AT SUDAN

Sudan. Sept. 4.-Architects are
preparing plans for three one-story
brick buildings on Main street on a
block rs feet square. The present
buildings have been found made
aunte to care for the increasing
patronage that is coming here.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-08
LUNCHEON CLUBS SPREAD
ING TlplNCS or The PLAINS

The Rotary clubs Of Amarillo.
Lubbock aud plainview held an inter
city meet In the latter city last
week for the purpose u outlining a
program FOE the Plains country. The
Rotary and the k|wanls ~ iuhhock
recently held a debate nn the merits
II The respective elnls IN which lhe
speakers held q block u Ifo during
he tall The Rotary man Won
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-08

Owners Of horses and blooded
sock are large users Of Liquid Bor-
ozone II heals wounds. fostering
sores, barbed wire cuts by a mild
power that leaves no disfuguring
sears. Price SOC, soc. and sl20.
Sold BY City Drug Store.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-08

~LAk.lOS Win pfrslN. 4 = spnclaIlv-
msparni syFsq Ionlc.l aEalitr ~ i|<iAtuaI
l1nsI| naI|0n a relieves ITmuI.t -
shAl b lskrn Is<aIsI'l ~ 4 " n iss>
h Aiule frsl'aI ae'IoH 4 1i|.aaI.l1> ~
kssaislls NaII F|p.,sni 70 Taxa -
. bottle
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-08
Ceremonial Held to
Honor Imperial Prince

The Knights Of Khorassan held an
unusually interesting and successful
Ceremonial in this city Wednesday,
in honor of the Imperial Prince, Gus
Meas Of Spokane, WASH, who visited
this city that day.
Ten Dokeys were given the i'm
pressive degrees. The parade headed
by the fire truck and the Minot Com
munity band formed during the af-
ternoon and the procession thru the
principal streets attracted much at
tention.
At six o'clock the banquet was held
at the Episcopal church, L. ]. Palda
acting as postmaster. Among those
who responded were D. C. Greenleaf,
C. B. Bach, G. S. Wooledge and I'm
perial Prince Meas. Music was fur
nished by an orchestra and the Misses
Wilson and Frank gave an exhibition
Of society dancing.
The initiation took place in the K.
p. home, followed by an address by
Mr.. Meas who spoke on the functions
Of the Knights of Khorassan and. the
knights of Pythias orders.
The affair ended with a delightful
ball at Wildwood park for all Knights
of Pythias and their ladies.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-08
sHct Weather Does Little or No Dam.
apa County Agent Saws

age SUuNty 1ASChC Jays. tt-lE. d,
The excessive heat early in the
week, did very little if any. damage to
the grain, according to John Huseby,
Ward county Agricultural Agent, who
has returned from trip thru the
country.
In the early wheat fields which had
been stalked we'll, the only noticeable
damage was done and in such fields.
the grain was already so thick that
some of the weaker stools were sure
to have died anyway, Mr.. Huseby says.
Even in these fields, there is still a
large enough stand of bright green
grain to make an enormous crop yet
under favorable conditions. With the
weather very cool as it is today, con-
ditions remain bright for big crop.
The later wheat was not touched and
not a yellow blade can be seen in
them. Mr.. Huseby states that there
is as much rye as all the other crops
combined. If we are given ten days
more Of cool weather, the rye crop
is safe. The rye fields are little
dry, but the crop is getting to point
where not so much moisture is need
ed. 81,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-08

Valley City Daily Times Record: If
the McCumber and Nestos people
want to win out in this primary cleo
ton they must stop their pulling in
opposite directions. 1t seems to us
to be the height of folly to try and
go along separate and individual lines.
The fight has narrowed down to a
question as to whether we want to
have Frazier 60 to the senate or
whether under the present conditions
it would be better to retain McCum-
Der, who has the highest committee
assignments in the gift of the senate.
McHarg is going to cut little ice in
the fight so far as his getting nominal
ed is concerned. He may take just
enough votes away from McCumber
to defeat that gentleman and if he
does what. will he have accomplished :?
Just the satisfaction Of a personal
grudge. On the other hand Nestos
has made a splendid givernor and has
kept all the pledges he made to the
people last fall 1t would seem to
be the best kind of politics to work
together for the election of McCumber
and Nestos. Cut out this driving in
two different directions and get to-
gether for the common good.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-08

The State F arm Bureau Federation
has made arrangements whereby the
farmers are going to be able to Sc
cure their binder Irvine at very
reasonable price this year.
At a meeting of the, Executive
Committee of the North Dakota Farm
Bureau Federation in April a repre-
sentative of the Michigan State prison
met with them.
A contract was drawn up at this
meeting whereby the Farm Bureau
members will be able to secure their
tine at 8 IA cents per pound +. o. b.,
Minneapolis, MINI. It was decided to
handle this Irvine through the local
dealers, allowing them 70 cent com
mission as handling charge.
The. Irvine delivered to the local
railroad stations in the vicinity of Mi
not will be $9.52k per hundred
pounds. That is, of course, if the
members take the Irvine directly from
the cars. If the local dealer has to
unload the Irvine and store it, he will
charge draying and storage over and
above his 1-2 cent allowed only to the
members who were unable to take
their Irvine from the cars.