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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-10-20

The total apple crop in Mary
land this year is four times as large
as that of last year. The estimated
yield in the State is sos, 900 barrels.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-10-20

A woman's face may be her for
tune, but it isn't every woman who
has the cheek to say it.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-10-20

Any man can afford to make mis-
takes, provided he doesn't make the
same mistake twices
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-10-20

Perhaps it isn't so bad to waste
your time If you really know 1t be-
longs to you.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-10-20

Greatness comes to those who
advertise, seldom to those who
don't.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
GRg99Y QUALITY
NEW AND USED CARS.

Greasy Quality 10 us means
something vital. 1t is the foun-
dation on which the CRESSY-
JORDAN MOTOR CO business
will be built. our business is 10
sell JORDAN cars. and in selling
JORDAN cars We must at times
take other cars in exchange.
1t is from this source that the
used cars we advertise here must
come
Every car taken In trade by the
Greasy Jordon Motor Co. is care
fully appraised by an expert me-
chanic
If this price is accepted by the
owner. we then take his car, and
make any necessary adjustments
before Offering il for sale.
We tell you all the facts on any
used car YOU buy from US. You
buy with your eyes open-we do
not make a profit on used cars
this department OF our business is
for the benefit of men who want
JOrdans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

FfTTS OF LADTNG approved by Inter-
state Commerce Commission should
b. ordered now Egry. IS Farmers
T---at Afrfr 44-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

HIGH CLASS SALFSITNN- Distribut0r.
or Crew Manager wanted for south
Bend and vicinity Marvellous new iu-
vention. Stop ami Turn y EnaI Lights
in switch duplicate. signals In rear.
5000 20 10000 yearly opportunity.
We ship promptly ami bin direct Ap-
PIcnut must Doe abe 90 finance himself
References required. Prefer man with
car Meilickc Mfg CO. a32 $40 Wright
wood Av.. chicago.
PAINT Statesmen Factory reprcSen-
tatlves wanted in various sections HiCh
Grade Line. Liberal Compen Satfnu
Advise first letter regarding self ana
territory interested En- THE ROBERT.
SON PAINT & VARNISH co. Cleve-
land. o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
Read the Automobile and Business Chance Ads
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen And Agents


LIVE WIRE Aged - % - VIII car
general trade Indiana. $500 yearly
possible Gtaeft Importing Co.. 400
El-lt. Cleveland. %
ADVERTISING AND SPECIALTY MEN
We have trade building plan that gets
business just what mer aaut- want
now Guaranteed 20 cost dealer moth
Ing straight comm ~sluu aFerIC *
N--1 weehly Box 1903. Iowa rity. Iowa
SELL Holmes Tires aHi Tubes 80
capital required 500 weekly income
Price soils them. quality gets ~ orders.
HbINl~ RUBBER CO.. l-H- ~. Igr..
'Hi.tEH
tir-S Sl.iN weekly; samples furnished
free u.ss for your own car. heat s,l
competition International Rubber
Corp. Dent. III Grand Rapids Mich
Sl'5 EARNED hy Sehlcieber iu first
twelve hours self selling proposition
establishes new money making re-
oris 3utnmoti hor 1r rall running
water bath equipment without plumb
Ing or WateTWorAs- only $50 aye.G-
slYe territory investigate. send no
money. terms write today Alien Mig
Co. GO Allen Bldg Toledo. @.
Sleo-S}eo monthly distrIbuting c0fIes
snare ,, ~ fal time guaranteed quality;
necessary. he Light Coffee Co. 2f4
River Chicago
BEGIN YOU r 0WN BUSINESS whole
sailing chocolate bars chew uE gum.
candy m.urs attractive novel pack
ages write today exclusive Fropu>
''l. iiei'Ael iro+i'.S TO- 'IH". matt
MAKE 500 PROFIT Radio GlsIf.E-e-s
t,strst = cents rs ON M rker sam
pie 10 conts Ignition Products Co
Inc y Union SlnaEe. NeW York
a RARE opportunity. both mon and WON.
eu enormous profits articles cost
cents sells qi.a.y for $1,000: car
make SO 10 $50 daily. par- uIr,
Tree RTE quick. Address A.
ltn'a.nS. FL" iane2uN ST.. Lew st"Wn
Won't
: So Wt-IkTE Frustrating er--fn-
weu- mailing circulars M home rou
open. also fine travelling positions
either sex Workers Service co.. Dept
- La.Esluv-Ie ia.
+ EARN - TO $40 WEFKLY rddross.nC
mailing circulars fustru. tior~ ~.
money back ff dissatisfied Palace
Mailing Co. To'ar I'D
s w 81 7lT7 Won g.. ...
4 trs.--.-
,,-f.ro s,--+-Ir,- -,..i'.. 81.
r6r- c5r7- .,r,-.-...., -..,..,-
{ big pay. mon women. RB Candy
makers Co.. philadelphia Pa
4 W. W. ~ -7-7
60 Eft ~ ---, 80 -
/ s4.frr-,-s'I. E, SOL. 49, i fs
/ f',.tf,rs e-s+ 1,..a- l.,-'s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

REAL ESTATE Statesmen YOU
making big money IF not. come in
with 2 live organization. We are sell
Ing the property because we have the
best IN South Bend If yoH are mex
pcrienced but ambitious 70 learn the
real estate business we Will train you.
Nan with car preferred Apply G. Y
Zink. sales manager T. u Burlingame
Co > Rlankstnne Thaafer RldZ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

Business Opportunities

,.-,.,..>.7.,.,-
~ ~. - ~ IN NJ N1e' ADDRESS
''N ~ -''"' iHI''
s. y FIl;SI POI 7; HOURS ANOTHER
made $50 per DAY. working fnr Them.
selves 100 var- own s.s Ta india.
nen,I.nt of.f.rflIniria- -.rfi.n pt-tfr.
ulars free Writ. today. Box 81 Dent
g. Huntington. Ind
RTEJF0T{T- 49, f-.-,- 7.-7------- -7--- 7----- -,
naymerts t-rfta for mono. .4rfrr man
.ft. e.-....s
~, nm - --7T --I---- f7-7-7
''-h ~ III i-i'-' 'i' -
invest Sun acres nIl lands ~
Teas ou Fields which viii Doe rnr-l
500 IN SiA nonLa7. 4is9 A.N"'.a- vt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

IEI SIWoRI H1 TAEI> r With $50
and Vest f.- trsucIll progress. Can
participate - pleasant work AID plen-
tf1l profits Write right away o. Box
1lL >.TEs .ua~
s. IS FIRST FOUR HOURS ASOTH-
Err made $50 pep DAY. working fof
Themselves BE Tnur OWN boss Be ln-
dependent Opportunities unlim Par
uculars free Write today, Box -.
Dept 3 Hrrt.r-+nr Ind
TWO STORY fa.tarr building FOR sale az
rent. well located terms reasonable
suitable far iEH- ~arlf1 -fIr.0z Owen
TTICANIZl\c SHOP Wel establish
rI and frrl-rrf s- a So / condition.
with fixtures valued $3.50 VIII take any
REASONABLE. .fnr Inquire \ r. Brrn-
nor Tar.a''"- ff".H
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

ONLY ONE POLICY a DAY MEANS
ais: policy PAYS $4,000 death: S25
weekly benefit for injury or sickness.
Premium SO yearly Full or spare
time Easy seller, write quick for
territory Underwriters. Dept B22l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

HERE IT IS-Salesmeu can make more
money with us than with any wholesale
house You must finance yourself We
paw commissions on the 10Th 81 the
month following that in which ship
ments are made No catch. StrCi glt
business II YOU make the money you
get Il GentiIes only Shipments is
rect from mill fo merchant no i0i her
We cary all accounts but ship direct.
VERY staple articles-paper bags, toilet
paper. fruit Jar rings. matches. electric
lamns automobile tires inner tubes.
lawn hose flashlights and hashlight
batteries Ten percent commission 81
n big commission when you have both
quality and price Nearby TERRITORY
now opsn no You want itt Been In
business twenty years THE IMPE-
RIAL MDSE CO. Perry, Ohio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

SPECIALITY SALESMAN Great oppor
tunity for experienced man. Fond or
insurance man preferred. Call ar 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

WANTED-M Men who are buying malt
extract OF know people who are. Can
make goou money for n few minutes
work no canvaSsing or sOlicitiug-aa
exceptional opportunity, never before
offered Write Maltop Co. Buffalo,
y 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

Men we have the property that IS
selling Nothing better in the city
Our boys are an making big money
Why drift somewhere eIsef Get In
with a big organ zati0n.
We can use few INEXPERIENCED men
Now il the time 10 get into The real
estate business II you are ambitious
10 make real money. come Ia and talk
q over q Y link Sales Manager
l. W. RTRLINGAME co.
3 Blackstone Theater Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

ROLL TOP DESK far ssIa. -w!vel chair
chlrourart.c adjusting table 90 Cisl,
Gems Bank Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

Statesmen If YOU own a
car and can sell Perkins Windmllls,
and repairs. Perkins stock tanks and
Perkins wind driven farm light and
power plants direct 10 farmers for "a
Corporation established i'm 1850 and II
YOU are willing 10 prove your worth 10y
working on q straight commission basis
you can work mp u q better position iu
our sales department Commission
only. No expenses whatever allowed
Commission paid upon acceptance OF
order. Come 20 the factory for a short
training OF two cor three DAYS Perkins
Corporation lbs Main ST. MishaWaka,
Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
STEADY WORK

Young women and gifls who want
the opportunity 70 become expert
power sewing machine operators on
work that is light and clean-in
rooms that are we'll ventilated
spacious and with the right sur
rOundings. viii find that Wilson
Brothers. zoos W Sample ST. South
BEND. Ind. is the place to apply
Good paw while learning-high
piece rates for experienced oper
atOrs.
WILSON BROS
South Bend
"a Good Place 10 Work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
EMPLOYMENT
Heln Wante.-Nfnle.

ATTENTION AUTO BODY WORK
Frs WE NEED
CABINET MAKERS
WOOD BENCH REPAIR MEN
SNAPPER OPERATORS
BAND SAW OPERATORS
STICKER OPERATORS
CLOSED BODY TRINlfERS
DOOR HANGERS
PANELERS
EXCELLENT WORKING CONDI-
TIONS AND GOOD PIECE WORK
PRICES. APPLY OR WRITE. EN-
pLOYMENT DEPARTMENT. STU
DEBAKER CORPORATION
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
TODAYS BARGAINS

4 1921 Dodge Touring. Equip
ped with wire wheels. bumpers,
spot light. extra wheel and tire
Just traded i'm by Carl Lenhard of
the Brunswick shop. Ask Carl
about this cor. also what he thinks
of his new Maroon JORDAN Tour
ing car. Carl drove his new JOR-
DAN from Cleveland. Ask him
about either car Special at S7S5.
1921 Hudson Sport. Completely
equipped. including California top.
This car cost over $4,000 on Aug
s. 1921. II was recently over
hauled. new pistons and rings put
in It's a buy at ........S $3.50.
This car belonged TO Ernest
Reebe of Mishawaka. He took
a loss of $3.50 to drive a JOR-
DAN. Ask him about either car.
We prefer to sell you a JOR-
DAN. but If YOU desire a good
used car you will f1nd it here. We
believe you Will only come back
later for JORDAN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
Situations Wantcd-Nalp

MARRIED WAN- - years speaks SIX
languages experienced in auto line
hardware. clothing and paints. desires
back bone are essential. Address Ma
Uolian. Mishawaka.
POSITION WANTED hy married man
several years experience rs account
ant: also rs salesman. Address Box
pos. News Times
POSITION wanted by young man as
tool and JIG designer and general draft
ing hvp years experience j07 T.
broadway
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

MEN wANTER
Year around position. Chance for
promotion. Splendid income. sales
manship taught vithou, charge Eight
men needed at once to represent the
Fuller Brush Co in Laporte Michigan
City. Valparaiso. Rensselaer,. winni-
mac Rochester Plymouth. and st 10
seph. Mich. one man needed for for
eisn speaking people. Automobile.
morse and buggy or motorcycle needed
Must furnish references as to charac-
80 r.t.,L -en,
'olH '>V' LoI az
noi,+nort
THE FT-rTrp BRr-St1 70
lUt Dean bldSp South Bend. Ind.
S4TFSVFZ n Won o1-1 \
car and ,an LII parlytne V-i,dr,fr1e
ana reno,rs pariins Ita.l, 49, t,,5i
Perkins wind driven farm light and
power plants direct TO farmers for a
f'ornorot{o, astobI+sbol ~ ISa1 81 a.
Won are willing IN nrova To,,r ,-orfb Inv
working on a straight commission basis
you can work up tn a better position I'M
our sales department commission
only. No expenses whatever allowed
Commission paid upon acceptance OF
order Come 20 the factory for short
training Of two or three days Perkins
Corporation 12S Main ST. MiShawaka.
IND.
l WANT 80 responsible men quick to
take orders for Conner r9iH"oats thou
sands Of orders waiting 5000 an hour
possible in spare time; Maher made
$40" III one day cooper $50 IN four
hours two good orders a day can net
You $500 month; no deliveries or col
ieeuhg' 30 hea ntiIul samplss biggest
business Of its kind i'm Ame io? estah
lished I'm 1912. write quicf 2ck full de
tails The Conner ManU5r caring Go.
HONEST SINCERE MEX desiring per
manent connection pa Fing Sl5 daily
up Wlue lot proposition \. +. 20.
room Gle. 134 " Sind St Nav York
LADIES YOUR own bemsfITc6Tng and
~ .ni atl4c1msnt ms any machine
S-.D' pulloHuOle - Halu tuhbLoluelei
S - agehi -. ~ahteh T. step hehson
= - - - . >
EARN NdtNN the next u months, demon
strating the only fully guaranteed low
priced punciure proof inner tube on the
Iial NJ, nuN dH't uH'ttIe IooI uDe
Co. 10 \. LaSalle 81. Chlc3Eo.
seii]ng vi ncorIoss rro,,r,, 6o 10 - 1al y
"e i''i' '''"'"- i'''t. '''. 81
ENe.N mouse" ne Wits one sells quick
ZOO Pr"nts 49, h'inss sample ~
uu' 80 l,'-' -uI ih"Ilt1
IFi u'H lleN ore Wiz o., eve rd'Ilon
lulldlnE- ln'lnHat ~ ONO
WONDERFUL SideHne FIST sellinc
nlaysuIts for children SaIlfnt, lfta
hot cakes Every general store brlvs
nj y ,.lI, -, W Iie 'oaa' utee
sun fHCtOIltS. b-l lnrl1natl. 'n.0.
ONLY one POLICY a DAY MEANS
$50 per month profit; Same on renew
ais. policy pays S0.0W death 50
INN, xIa Loi E,,1 or -lcA
time Easy seIle~. write ouick for
torrItorv TndortgrIto,e Dort y oo1
SaUarL' l'' -i
BUILD UP YOUR OWN BUSINESS-Sell
chewing gum every st0reSpeper buys
spesFmint ana novelty ,P ac9Eag e s5 N nice
-. St.f-tt
Jul 1lulIuHdlL
SATFSNft.N WANTED Previous evne
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
sLtnalion. wantcd-FcmaIc

POSITION wanted nv widow rs Dress
maker. helper or cooking Phone Nish-
~ or 40 T. Tenth ST. Mishawaka
WANTED-Clcauiug for one day each
week by reliable woman Box a04
News Times
POSITION - Goveruoss by Young lady
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21
BUSINESS SERVICE


FOOT SPECIALISTS Fitting OF arch
supporters ami mechanical foot appli-
ances Examination free j a Mogle,
100 y Michigan -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

{ hiropraCtOrs
Repairing
Tailoring and Pressing

SCHT BERT-"Little Dutch Cleaner" 90
y Main - Phone Lincoln GAIA The
hest cleaning 70 standard prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

HorSc~, cattle. Vehicles 4s
FRESH COW and caIt for sale. Address
John Roth. Bertrand r. ID. O. Miles
Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

DNE ALESMAN-coyering automobile
supply trade in this territory. car make
unusual commission selling guaranteed
quality line ian belts and blowout
matches Write fully TODAY Rawhfde
Products Ken lworrb. y 7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

We can use about four more sub vision
salesmen men With cars preferred
The service Is just opening up The
property Is moving fast and a worker
can make some real money II mex
perienced We all show you how II
you are now employed. but have some
spare time. you can double your ih-
come Ask for NJ Long. Nieyers
Long & Hutton. So Farmers Trust
Bldg " 7H
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

LOCAL MAN TO SELL THE HUBER
HANGER QUICK SALES AND
LARGE PROFITS. GEO. WANDEL
623 NORTH CUSHING ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

CONSCIOUSNESS For sale. address
Box 2lN News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

BUILD UP YOUR OWN BUSINESS-sen
chewing gum every st0reSpcper buvs
spearmint and novelty packages; nice
profits. write Joseph Reed 80 Wal
nut, Cincinnati
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-21

Statesmen WANTED Previous expe-
rienca unnecessary We give complete
instruction and liberal contracts OPP
Grating I'm illinois, Indiana Michigan.
Missouri, oklahoma. Kansas, Nebraska
and Iowa. Can use "a few good men in
Indiana Address Agency Department.
Standard Life Insurance Company. T..
- Rox 1850 st ouls Missouri
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-19
WASHBURN LIKES new
JOB AT VETFRANSVlLLE
(Continued from page II

Continued from page II
magazines. There are sufficient easy
chairs and couches to make all COM
Portable.
The north end of the main build
ing is fitted with blackboards and ia
bles for a practical school room, in
which the boys take up their courses
of study and work outtnroblems pecu-
liar to the locality and type OF farm;
ing pursued. -, -.
The Silver Star colony is still in
an embryro state, bue even more Is
expected of this colony as it has more
room in which to spread and has a
fine location on the Snake river, sew
en- miles north of McGrath.
There are several advantages to
this group settlement Of the ex-ser-
vice men, among which is the large
amount Of heavy machinery furnished
each group, such as traction plows
and discs. The fine spirit of neigh
bodliness and goodfellowship is more
in evidence in these two colonies than
in any group which it has been his
pleasure to work with, reports Mr..
Washhurn and he IS very we'll pleased
with his new position.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-19
MARKETING IS FIRST
IN FARM BUREAU PLAN
IContinued from page u

i 1Continued from page -
ing agencies have been organized
under Farm Bureau leadership
When the convention opened, there
were two schools of thought; one
which held that marketing Should be
the major theme of=the organization
in the future as in the past, and the
other that educational and research
activities should, be stressed Before
the convention was two days old, the
marketing men were far in the ma
jority and soon passed resolutions
which placed the farm bureau more
than ever at the head of the cooper
ative selling effort in this country.
The convention, time and again,
expressed itself as determined to OBJ
tain relief for farmers, who find
themselves confronted with the fact
that their dollars worth are only 62
cents, while those of other industries
are worth $1.54.
Bernard NJ. Baruch, New York
financier, suggested to the convent on
the formation of a nationwide bank
ing structure, patterned after the
Federal Reserve system, but design
ed to primarily serve agriculture,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-19
TURKS WANT U 5. TO
EXPLOIT OIL FIELDS
(Continued from page ~

(COIlLlNueu lTOul page L
"It is true," the Pasha said, that
some time before the World war the
so-called Turkish Petroleum company
approached the Turkish. government
for concessions to exploit the oil wells
of the region of Mosul in northern
Mesopotamia to run shipping on the
Tigris river, and for other privileges.
Fifty per cent of the shares of the
company were held by the British,; the
rest being split up in equal parts be-
tween Dutch and German, interests. l
understand that the British allotted
the shares formerly held by Germans
"to French interests in the agreement
ofsSan Reno last year..
"Our government sent Haiku Pasha
then Turkish ambassador to Germany,
to London where he represented US
at the negotiations. The outbreak Of
the war, however, interrupted the
conversations before any decision had
been reached or concessions granted.
R''It is therefore, evident that
neither England nor Germany, Hol-
land or France, or any cher country
or group has any legal claim or con-
cession of any IN dpertaining to the
oil fields id question. Turkey is abb
solutely free to dispose of them and
it is my conviction, which is shared
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-19
TO FILE PETITIONS FOR
PRE-WAR MARK BALANCE

New York, Dec. 19-Fred l. Kent,
chairman of the Commerce and Mar
inc Commission OF the American
Bankers, Association, has sent notices
to American bankers, who requested
the cooperation in collecting the pre-
war mark balances held with German
Banks that it is necessary to lille
petitions with the Department of
State of the United States, in accord
ance with instructions sent out by
the State Department on October
"a, 1922, which require that claims
must be presented to the Department
before January l, 1923. = - {
Mr.. Kent states that American
Bankers will render great service
to their customers. if they will call
their. attention to- the requirement
of the Department of State, since
firms, corporations and individuals
must file their claims before Jan. /,
1923, exactly in the same manner
that is required of banks or bankers.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-19
TEMPERATURE RISES AS.
SNOW HITS NORTHWEST

Fargo, Dec. ia storm moving
from the northwest to the southeast
is Today cenLerlns over Winston, ~.
D., according to observer Spencef OF
Moorhead. While the low, pressure
area extends o---y a snort substance
into SOu.n Al.oIta and oaSkatcne-
wan today ana a i4ttle suu.n o. w IL
ilsIon, SHOW Is IaIi4ng over the Can
aulan Northwest, " asnngton, one,
gon, laano, NorI.l, Uakota ana parts
of Montana. .,I.
An incn had fallen at t. Wfil!stotn. i,fil5 il; :
this morning and 1t was still coming
down. Que Appelle, CANADA, re-
ported about five inches at that time:
Temperatures were rising. IN the
low pressure. area and 71:afiing III iinhfEiits its
wake: Few northwest points TepGrt!:s 3
ed below zero weather at Z o'Hock::'
1he thermometer at t.arIc recorded
is below at midnight anHua3i reached
one below at seven. '''} / '-'''3-''' - :
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-19
By Altman

that woul give adequate service to
farmers.
The convention pledged itself to
opean corn borer and bovine tuber-
burden imposed on them by the pres
ent excessive: second class postage
rates.
Continuation of war on the COM
mon rust bearing barberry the Eur
opean corn borer anr bovine tuber-
sulosis was urged.
. Frank o. Lowden, former govern
or Of Illinois, told the delegates that
only better marketing would save
the thousands of good farmers, farm
ing good land as we'll as they could,
who have been unable to make both
ends meet.
Official reports show that while
the organization has been going
through the settling process during
he last year, its cash receipts had
been 20 percent more than in 1921. q
, During the convention women del
,egates held Several sessions, at which
home economics problems were con-
sidered. (.
: The convention, admittedly the
most important gathering Of farmers
in the history of the Farm Bureau.
served to clarity the atmosphere cf
conflicting opinions as to remedies
that should be applied to the agr!
cultural situation and outlined an ag-
gresive campaign to be followed in
1928.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-19
NEW REPUBLIC USING
WISCONSIN LAW MODEL

Continued from page u
by President Commons to the new re-
public, include health, accident, unem-
ployment and old age insurance laws
protecting women and children in in
dustry and laws restricting hours of
labor.
The new government is a "model
democracy: the president being
elected for life and the reins of gov
eminent being held by cabinet and
parliament chosen periodically by
popular vote.
Prof. Commons was the author of
the law creating the Wisconsin indus
trial commission in 1922, the first Of
it's kind and the predecessor of la
Dor departments in practically every
state in the Union.