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Evening star., 1922-04-02
BONUS BILL SURE
TO PASS SENATE,
CANVASS REVEALS
Present Sentiment Indicates
Only IL or IS Votes
Will Oppose 1t.
BY G. GOULD LINCOLN.

The soldiers bonus bill will pass
the Senate at the present session of
Congress, a canvass of the sentiment
among members Of the Senate indi-
Gates. The canvass shows:
l. The bonus bill will go through
by a substantial vote-there may be
not more than dozen or fifteen votes
cast against it on its final passage.
2. Only a tremendous wave Of SEN
timent against the measure among
the rank and file of the tax payers
who eventually must foot the bill-can
halt the bill. So far, the senators say.
there has been no indication Of such
wave of opposition.
Contest About Financial Plans.
3. The contest in the Senate will
center around proposals for the levy
Of special tax or taxes to raise rev.
enue to pay the bonus.
4. Notwithstanding the recommenda-
tion of the President that any soldier
bonus bill should carry provision for
raising the money to pay the bonus,
a considerable number of the sem
ators are now considering with favor
the bonus bill as it passed the House
minus any such provision.
5. The proposal of the President
that a sales tax be carried in the
bonus bill has SO far made compara-
lively little headway. The sales tax
is at present as unpopular in the SEN
ate as it was in the House.
Foes Hopes in Vain.
Any hope and reliance which op-
ponents Of bonus legislation may have
reposed in the Senate seems to be
without foundation in fact AS one
of the leaders among the senator's on
the republican side put it last night:
1.-The question of the soldiers bonus
has gone too far now to permit of
anything but its enactment into law.
Had the republicans in both houses a
year ago. when the bonus question
was being agitated, announced fatty
there would be no bonus, in view of
the condition Of the Treasury, it is
likely that the bonus would have been
headed off. But. instead Of that, prom
ises were made to grant the bonus
later. And now we have to go through
with those promises
Democratic NaSEing Aided.
so far as the democrats are con-
cerned, they have aided by their nag
ging in forcing the republicans into
this position. OF course, the demo-
Gratis will not be held responsible for
any legislation that the republicans
enact increasing the taxes. They can
vote with entire freedom on this
question:
The House bill, which provides for
a soldiers bonus after fashion that
has secured the approval of the off,
cials Of the American Legion, is now
making it's appeal to some of the re-
publican senators. For instance, Sena-
tor Capper Of Kansas. head of the
agricultural bloc" is perfectly will
ing to take the bill as it came from
the House.
Carefully Drawn by House.
'The measure was very carefully
drawn by the House committee" said
Senator Capper, land 1 see no reason
why it should not be passed by the
Senate. I am speaking for myself
and not for the agricultural sroup
in the Senate when I say this. But 1
have talked with number of other
Evening star., 1922-04-02
Carefully Drawn by House.

''The measure was very carefully
drawn by the House committee" said
Senator Capper, land 1 see no reason
why it should not be passed by the
Senate. I am speaking for myself
and not for the agricultural group
in the Senate when I say this. But 1
have talked with a number of other
senators and find that they .agree
Evening star., 1922-04-02

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Evening star., 1922-04-02
WEATHER.

Fair with slowly rising tempera-
ture today; tomorrow. fair and warmer.
Temperature for twenty-five hours
ended at 10 pm. last night: highest.
As; lowest, 40.
Full report on page Z.
Evening star., 1922-04-02

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
S%duidnner Ronferen3.

2%auianne, "a. Sea. - Sc rein,
Druid, 6ab sic 2oiung Der @eeren,
gen > 6rage III Der 2auIarner nab,
oitli9en : @onferen5 raide> Sort
i6ritte made, 1p1tr6e 6a6nr9 etpas
ubgei6mddt, 6aB sic tiirfifden Sc.
boImaGtigten cine @rfldr1ng ber=
cffentltGten, aus ser 6eutli1 berbor.
gebt>6 aB tie an lire 3uftimm1&ng
gu elmer internationnlen &ontrdlle,
&ommiiion beltimmte @e6ingnrgen
fniipfen, 5. +. beitimmte Men6erun-
gen an DEM iebigen 8lon ber1ongen.
Sic Sirfen berlaneen ferner bon Der
entente als ioldyer, iotpie bon ibrett
etn3elnen Mitglie6ern I'M @efonoe-
rem sic @erlt9er11ng, DOB Si9erbeit
un6 Nel1trolitdt Ser Gurfei 1i9t &C.
fGbr6et, &onitantinopel Dor Mngrif-
fen ftder fem miir6e.
Gin Mntrog ser entente @ertreter,
Mbgeian6ter ser Mrmenier I'M uns
terausiduB fit Mtn6erbeits= Natis
onolitdten 5u empfnngen, fan6 ent.
idie6enen @i6eriton3 feitens Ser
Silrfen; 10 1pnr6e befdloiien, 6ab 6ie
Mrmenier tire @iinide in elmer
.situng obne sic Sirffen borbringen
iollten.
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Glemenceau be}trettet
QeuberunQen.

S,aure, %. Sea. = Georges Gle
merceautebrte beute aug Sen Ser.
|Staaten 5urid. or fubr iogleid) mad
ieiner 2an6ung bonn Dampfer Baris
in einem Automobil nod @aris pei-
ter. Ct beftriH, oaB er mdbren6 Der
neberfnbrt in elmer unterre6urg nit
6em-ibm begleiten6en @oreniponoen.
ten 6es 8etit Eoriiien geiagt babe,
er befirtuorte, 6aB Prdii6ent $ar-
Ding lit ser @ntiddoigungsfrage ein=
gretfe un6 6aB G%ranfrei9 Sen Slot.
tenbertrag ratifi5iere. Ml1d) erfldrte
ct, erb abe ntdt 6abon abgeraten, 6ob
Sranfrei9 Bag &11brgebtet befebe
ion6ern nltr geiagt, 6aB ein 11euer
&rieg befiir6tet mer6en tpiir6e, tpent1
6as &nbrgebiet beiebt piir6e.
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l@ruben, scpua ur6 gbariblis, sic
ILL. r. ~:rxn n >~a.ok~ro. ko

l@ruben, scpIa un6 g%bariblis, sic
nab mptbologtiden Mamensbaien be-
nannt iinb. Die 5tpet lebteren ton
ner bon 8eilldern ibrer @efabrlid-
felt 1pegen nt6t in Mugenf6ein ge-
.nomen peroen. Son nuen 5ugangli-
den gpofelieln 1T Mon1motb Pit
oer groBte unb be%1pun6erite. 8om
@opf Bis gum SUB miBt er $50 SUB.
Mn ieinem @nbe iinb Die Ruinett
gnrnafs, friaber unter DEM gaame1t
ggpptti6er Sempel betannt, in er-
babener Mrbeit berboritebeno. Dteie
MieieniGllen iteuen allem Mnidein
no9 Die @11nititide elmer langit aals-
geitorbener1 11nterir6iiden &aiie 6ar..
Ser Wammotb Come ionte BON ie-
6em beiu9t tper6en, Der ieben min,
mie @aiier 1T ieiner 8erfitatt an
einem @erf arbeitet, 6as fbo11 felt
@eltbegtm in Mngriff genommerl
tpor6en lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
HETHEH - -aHAEEN r. -
Settle 5

lung fit SSnnlan6- un6 Nuslanoban-
bel 6es 8unoes : 9an0elsoepartements
Or. Sa1lius @lein, beibt es, bas ameri<
faniide @efdaft babe cine ser fritz
feiten Berioben int Mnbenbanbel
Der gaation binter ii6. Ger nmeri-
faniidye @rportel1r babe Die inn ge=
botene @elegenbeiten ie0o6 boil aus
genubt un6 iei iebt better un6 ita1r.
fer auf Dem Weltmarft iituirt als
lie 51lpor.
Or. 4Iein iagt, aus Dem lmitan=
Sc, 6aB Die 3abl Der Mnfragen beim
@anoels 9epartements iiber 6en
Stano 6es Weltmarttes ieitens
amerifami6er @el96ftsleute UNI
oos 8ierfade geitiegen lit, laiie I'M
8erein nit einem langiam 1teigen=
BEN grport am beiten sic Gorti9rit=
te bes amerifanifben MuBenbanoels
erfennen. 9ieie Mnfragen betrugen
I'M borigen Sabr tdglid inn 9ur6=
idnitt 1000 un6 betrugen jebt 1000
un6 5as @an6els6eparttement lit
aud int 8eiib bon Conformation
bob sic groBe 3unabme bon Mnfragen
uno Ser fo%nfi6entieQer @on0els- 3ir-
fulare Ben Nmeritacern cine Men=
&c &%ontrafte beridnfft BAIT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
Sreieabe oeutlAen Der
mC0enS.

Sic iofortige 3uriidgabe an Die
@igentiimer oaer fleinen Serm0gen
Diet mGbren0 6es &rieges bei@lag=
nnbmt ml1r6en, fat Donneritag oor
SEM &ausoulduB fir @an0elsange=
legenbeiten Der Berpalter 6es fein0=
li6en @igentums Miuer, empfoblen,
gelegentli9 ser 8eratung elmer Sor=
loge, tpono9 ale iol6e &ermoget
unter $4,000 bera11sgegeben tperoen
iolen. Gieie bil0en SO b. $. oeS
gelomten bel9lognobmten @igen=
tums. uS9 miinidte, Sic fon1lten
Bic patbetii9e &ilfegeiu6e leinen,
pelfe at b11n6erten mir 5ugeben nn6
onr61peg sic Srage entbalten, pes=
bulb oieie fleinen Sa1mmen nod iest
bier Sabre 1a9 bent &rteg, 5uriid
bebolten tperoen. Sic tpiiroen cine
gere9te un6 paiien6e W6aBnabme
treffen, tpenn Gle 6ieie 8orlage att'
nebmen", iogte Serr Miler. SIS
bleibt nod gen1tg @igentum iber fir
6ie 8efrieoigung omerifmiider 6or>
6ernngen."
Die 8eiblagnabmten 1876 @@iffe
ieier anein $50, 100000 tpert. SIN
5dntamt ieien $24,000,000, 3inien
aug 6em be1dlognobmten @igentum.
Die 8eiiber mand]er bei4lognabmter
@erm6gen bdtte 6os Mmt eriudt,
6ie @ermaltung fort5uieben.
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Japan uno Der flotten>
Dertrd9.

Eofio, 26. Sec. - @ice-Mbmirul
Soc, ser am Montag als Steqpertrez
ter 6es erfranften Observation-Disclosures
&ato inn Oberbaus 6es iapanii9en
2anotags ipra6, erflGrte, menn Sta
lien uno Granfrei6 ni6t ben 8oib=
%ingtoner 6lotten Bertrag in obge-
iebener 3eit ratifi5ierten, ioQten Die
Ser. Staaten, @roBbritannien uno
Supon unter itd Mbmad11ngen iiber
feline Dur9fubrung bereinbaren. Ne=
benbei teilte ser M0mirdl Dem &auie
init, Der 8oriprung> 6en Der Glotten=
8ertrag Den Ser. 5taaten Dor Sapan
gebe, peroe 6a6urd ousgegliden, oab
6iefes f6nellere &riegsidiffe ur6 be-
qnemere DoGanlagen babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
matftns.

Gin bier5ebn Monote altes S06=
terden Ser Samtlie eSobann 0pbo=
rem Itnrb nod 5tpei Wod)en longer
&ranfbett nn6 pur3e Dienitogmor>
gen no9 einem in ser ct. Mntontus=
firhe geboltenen @ngelamte ol1f Dem
bieligen @ottesoder beer6igt. @s
lit ser 5peite So6esfou, ser ii6 inner
bqlb zines Monnts in ser Gamilie
Spboben 5rtrug.
Sojepb @Aiu nn6 Srau bon e.
roia erfreuten ii@ Der @nfunft zines
ber5igen Md69ens> tpo5n biele Grit
BE !eingtnger.
SeSobonn @offe nn6 Grau ftn6 bon
0fIabomo nn9 8atfins 5uriiGge.
febrt, in Der Mbit@t; 6ieie Srti4a1r
1pie6er 51 ibrem bleiben6en Setm 5n
maiden.
8eter Smitb bon HGummer> 81.
o. mar iber @eibnadten bier @ait
ser 8omilie &aufman.
SSa1nes Sones 1tn6 Srdu ge1to11en
sic @eibno@tsfreu6en bel BEN @ltern
ser Grou SSones, s.. Sanifb uno @at=
tin.
SRI. 2eona &Ieit tpel9e int &i9,
mo116er &ospttal5 ols &rantenpf1ege'
rim angeiteM lit, tpar nber Wetbz
nadter bier Bel Sen @ltern.
Sssas. @ieItD, mel6er int ct. &d=
pbaels &ofpital 5u ct. @lon6 ope<
riert tpuroe, 1T aug Der Seilanitaf
nod 6u11ie entIa11en tpor6er.
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paoua.

Sag bier ami &c. Nobember fit
oie Stride %gefeierte Danfiagungsfeit
,par Elm groBartiger @rfolg i'm uab=
rsn Gimme 6es Wortes. 9ie Graue11
lieben es iid ni4t nebmen, 6as 8ez
ite in ioftigen Spetien nn6 getpiir5=
ten @etrGnfen auf5uieben. Sic Sd
ten einen guten @eminn. Die gar-
felarbeite11 5 er Srtngfrauen brad=
&c Seitlidfeit oerlief in i60niter Sro-
r11rg nn6 &armonie. Wettfe9terei
rn6 Moonibine tporen, mie INNER,
ousgeidloiien. Ser Meinertrag Be-
lief iid a1f $301.70.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
Gebt lato
Suhlt 10 bis 80 1ahre
inner.
1un0er.

Stir @%eritopf1ng, lauren Mngen,
i@le@te Seber un6 our 4ufbeferuns oes
8lutes lit bul9arii@er 8Iuttee bic bette
Samilien=@ ebi5in. Nebmen sic Tie beib
CUR 8ett5eit, I'M f@limnne g%rtdltuneen
5u .beben. @erflauft bon aaen Apotbez
tern ober bur9 beriiderte Roffenouns.
1 9roBe Sarnilieni@adtel $1.25 ober 8
S9a@teln 1915 ODER 6 S9a@teln 1925.
MbreKe: Marbel Probucts Company,
ISL Warbel 8utloing, pittsburgh, Ra.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
Die RieicnhShlc I'M Ken.
taefY.
bon &ep. g. @rotb.)

Die rieiige unterir6iide groaus-
ht5lung pur0e i'm Sabre 1909 bon
einem 8il6idger nanrens Sutdins
aufiaia :ntoedt. Sutdens botte
einen 9drcn argelGoilen, ser iei.,
SERTED in Ser I6ble aufiutte, no.
Tin ibm iei1 &erfolger fopgte. -
bate er 5ufdqtg sic S0ble ent6edt.
9as 8un6er ser @ntoed,1ng oerbret-
tete iid idnea tpie Elm 2auffeuer,
urb bon iiberau famen sic 2eute ber-
art, oas @unoer at i9ouen. Merf-
spiirSigertpeiie iatbte man g1efd
8apital Saraus au fdlagen. Man
iadte IN ser @0ble 1odb Salpeter
sur 8ereitung BON SdieBpulber fir
Sen arieg 1912.
Gin 8elud lit ser Mammotb0ble
arenst ans 6obelbafte. 8om> @in-
gang Bis ans @noe bietet 1t@ Dir
elm 8ilo Ser lleberraidung. @rfab-
rnng II. atgenebmer @rrtnnerunge11
Oar. 9ie S0ble uno ibre hinge
h.ng iino in ibrem @atur5ujtonoe
1pie bel tbrer @nt0edung erbalten &C.
blieben. 9ie einitigen @rabungen
nad Salpeter, sic Spuren Ser Mb-
fabrtodien, sic bier in Der Inter
melt BON @eiun6ungiuden6en Ml1s-
sebrenoen in ser Soble erbauten Slit
ten iino nod ale pobl erbaltert un6
iebensmert. Cine Babe Meile lang
tiirn1en iid ouf betoen Seiten 6es
ganges u%ngebeuere Steinmaiien, sic
in ser @etuinrng bon SoIpeter fret
aelegt tpl1r0en ol,f. SS1 Steine ein-
gefratte SieroglDpben, mie 8ii9of
@rm1ntsfort, Miuer, Die bot einem
S%abrbunoert sic S0ble at erforfden
iudten, itno noh, gut erbalten> it6t-
bar. Gin 5ufauiger S11n6 bon ob-
aebron11tem S9ilf zines Moccosin,
elmer b0l5ernen Erinfibale, laiien
crf Sic frii6ere Mntpei enbett ser
Motbdl,pte i6lieBen. Sic &oblenei1-
gauge Itn6 11n5ablig un6 irrefirbren6,
pie in etnem 2abDrint rn6 6ie tn
SAIL utno ungebeuerlid)e 9dnge Ser
sSSrrgGnge m04ten 6en 8eiu9er 5a1r
Ger3meifl11ng fiibren. l1eberar 11,t-
aebe11erltde @teinmaiien gu .ieBen,
griiden iiber @tr0me 1tn6 2eitern auf
unbeiteigbore Telienb0ben.
Ger 8ei1der iiebt tier cine 1el&e
Melt bor ii6. CT itebt bier sic @ir-
f,1>,gen bos nit @oblenitoff un6 Otto
Yib bermiidten @aiiers, 6as int
0oufe ser Sabrbun6erte 6as Sano-
tperfaeug Der Matur btGbete IN ser
0aritellutg peri6ie6enortiger Tig1-
ren inn 5teingebtl5e. Mn Ser GeGe
nn6 6en @Gn6en fanr er bie @tr-,
fungen bon fliiiiigem @tien ur6
8rounitetn n1f @alfitein erfenner1.
t9ter fan1t man febet, tpie i6tpefel-
{aures @olf ial5 6ie i6onen Gormen
,1no &ri1touiiottonen zines Geliem
formt uto eeformt fat. @eiter bom
Gingarg fornmeat tbtn Die mte bon
@ngelsbat6 geformten Sropfiteine
at @efi6t, l1nb fem SUB betriH ote
bon 6er Matur Dor mebrerett $al1s
fenoen bon Sarben %geformten
Bar5eniteine, sic auer menidli-
den 8if6bmtert1nit 1potten.' SStt Scar
tba's @tnegar6, on6erieit s6es Slut
fes mag ct Die tpun6er formtgen Eron-
henlteine CUR @eniige bepun6ern.
Meiter bortp6rts, in @brpital Mbe-
mite, fon1t er ieben, tpie bte nobel
f5rmigen &riitaGe aug @ppS 1T to1t-
fen6e fontoitif6e Sorn1ert a~1ts5tpet-
gen, qIeihiam Sen 8l1menflor Der
ObertpeTt nodobmen6 un6 in S4at-
Ten fteue16. @egen seq foit gdtt6-
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6r0beres 1ntereiie fir
1us1anohanoel.
@aibington, "a. Seq: SS1 Sem Sab:
resberidt 6es Direftors ser Mbtei:
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Grunfenhett 1tet9t IN
Uenp norf.

Seem Sort, &c. Sec. = 5taotrt4s
ter @iqiam Mcglooo madte in Seem
Sort befannt, 6oB tpdbreno 6er Mo.
nate SSuli Muguit un6 September
6ieies Sobres III Der Staot uni so
8ro3ent mebr @erbaftungen tpegen
Erunfenbeit erfolgten als in Der glei.
den Belt 0es bergangenen Sabres.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-28
Gooesurteile fir II So
3iuli1ten IN Wosfdu.

2o16ol IS. Sec. = Ser 2on6oner
Central Stems miro uber &elitngfors
beridtet, SOB Mepolutionsaeridte in
Mosfal1 elf So5ialiiten ntf &odber.
rats-Mnfloge bin gum CODE perurteilt
bnben; Sic Mnflagen rtdteten itd Ut.
fpriingli6 gegen finfuno5tpon3ig
Berionen.
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prin5e6in IN %Surembure
1eboren.

2uremburg, %. Sec. - Der @rob-
ber3ogin Gbarlotte bon 2%uremburg
muroe Breitag nadt cine 9odter ge-
boren. Das &inb 1ol auf ben Namen
@liiabetb getauft tper6en.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-03-16
NEW CURE FOR T. B.

Colorado Springs, Colo, March IL
"A large concrete igloo, built after
the fashion of the snow igloos of the
far north, may be constructed to test
out theory of curing tuberculosis
advanced by Dr. Fred M. Spiers Of
Alaska. The plans are to have the
patients, warmly clad in furs, live
in the large room without artificial
heat. This plan was found successful
in Alaska, it was said. \
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-03-16
TUcUMcARI OIL REFINERY
MAY OPEN FOR BUSINESS
From Tucumcari American:

From Tucumcari American:
The management of the Tucum-
carl Refinery is using up lot of en-
-ergy trying to get everything in
readiness to commence refining oil.
The plant can be made ready in a
short time, and oil is now available
to put it to work. This is an indus
try that Tucumcari hopes to see OPP
Grating at the earliest moment. Many
of our citizens are interested in the
enterprise, and they will be pleased
to learn that the situation in the oil
fields has been relieved to an extent
that the crude may now be had to
put this. industry going in this city.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-03-16
OH WE'RE A DOGGY OUTFIT

OlnR song OF TT. MclHIoSl,
And thousand yellow dogs,
How they jump and wipe their feet
/ Upon your Sunday toys;
How they scamper round the post
And trample out the grass,
And butt us off the sidewalks
When we meekly try to pass.
Big dogs, little dogs,
Black dogs and white;
They raise the devil through the day
And howl all through the night.
No one raises chickens here,
Ducks, nor geese nor hogs;
Not blame thing here in this post,
But dogs, dogs, dogs.
Round about the camp
They roam in hungry packs;
They shine at grand maneuvers
They're trained to fight an kill;
They're organized in companies,
They're strong in right attacks;
Every Wednesday afternoon
They hold battalion drill.
Brindle dogs, spotted dogs,
Thin dogs and thick,
Woody dogs, fuzzy dogs,
Hairy dogs and slick.
Egypt had her seven plaques,
Locusts, lice and frogs,
But they couldn't hold candle to
The plague Of our camp dogs.
Oh, we're a doggy outfit
You can~smell US everywhere;
The fleas are in our undercl -hes,
The mango IS in or hair.
When we 60 OF v liking,
People spot US Oh glance;
They know we hail -om camp
By the foot 3rints on our pants.
ing dogs, short dogs,
T. dogs and lean,
Yel w dogs, purple dogs,
Pink d IS and green.
He dogs ed she dogs
To multiply the host;
If they keep u their present lie,
Next year they wn the post.
There's scarcit. Of quarters here
That is, if you're 'ran;
The married folks are lacked LAY
Like cardines in can.
The clubs are full of bride. ooms,
AS a mill pond is full Of frogs,
But every house along the line
Has room for seven dogs.
Settlers in the dining room,
Pointers on the lawn;
Spaniels in the parlor,
With rug TO rest upon;
While out upon the shady porch
OF every house we see
A woman with bulldog
Where baby ought to be.
Al Nelson at FIT. Mcintosh.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-03-16
FILES ON SECTION OF LAND

John Meyer returned the latter
part of the week from Roswell, New
Mexico, where he filed on a section
of land. The land is not far from
that which Eldon Dudley and Clay
ton Malone recently filed on. Owing
to the short time the fellows who
have been in the service have to live
on the land, it makes it a real bar
gain. And the land developments are
being improved very much in that
section of the country of late.
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SHOULD SET ASIDE A PER-
cENTACE FOR ADVERTISING

Lawrence, Kan, March 13.-Mer
chants in small cities were advised
to set aside definite part of then
gross sales-two or three per cent
for advertising, just as the metro
politan business man does. The sug-
gestion was made by John d. Wild
speaking for the third year, at the
Merchants Short Course at the Uni
versity of Kansas the past week.
Mrs. Sturman returned this week
to her home near Hugoton, after be-
ing in local hospital for the past
two weeks.
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MERCHANTS MATINEE


Those who have tickets to give
you for the Majestic Merchants Mat
inee of Saturday afternoons, are as
follows:
F. Murcheson's D. C. d. Garage
Peoples Oil & Supply Co.
Chas. Summers & Son.
Tice,s South Side Grocery
Annex Cafe
Sanford Hotel
The Liberal Democrat
Rucker & Scott, real estate
Liberal News
Roy E. Davis Barber Shep
The Tire Hospital
Boles Dry Goods Store
Peoples Cash Grocery
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BUSINESS is BETTER
OVER THE STATE

Lawrence, Kans., March 11.-An
upturn in business in Kansas, due to
improved crop prospects and to an
increase in building and manufac-
turing activities, is forecast by mer-
chants from all parts of the state,
are attending the Merchants Short
3 Course, now in session at the Univer-
sity of Kansas. A review of trade
based on interviews with merchants
from various sections of the state,
shows January and February of this
year to have been at low ebb, with
transactions below those of the same
time last year, and farmers buying
only what their produce would pay
for.
Some of the merchants pointed
out that economy predicted by the
farmers was making It possible for
them to buy more now, and was les
sening the difficulty caused by slow
collections growing out of the poor
grain crops Of last year.
The recent snow, general over the
state, and the consequent improve
ment Of crop prospects, plus gener-
al Strengthening of farm products,
have improved the outlook in farm
ing communities, the merchants de-
clared, and they believe, with aggres-
siye selling, the turnover Of mer-
chandise will be greater, and the
sales equal in money value, to those
of year ago.
One merchant mentioned decided
increase in cash trade in his COM
munity, and representative of
printing firm reported increasing
demands for sales books and other
store stationery.
Not only did the merchants report
farm conditions, but from many
parts of the state came stories of inn
proved industrial conditions as well.
Caney has been having good bust
ness all winter, and looks forward to
busy summer, due to construction
of two railroads, one to Vinita, and
the other to Pawhuska, Oklahoma.
Two glass plants are adding to the
weekly payroll and road work has its
part in increasing potential business.
Chanute railroad shops are adding
men.
Improvement in building of resi-
dences is reported from Mankota and
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tional Homestead Entry, Serial No.
04753, 014339 D. c., for N. IL. S.W.
IA. and w. IL N. w. Ia, Section
80, Township 39 S., Range 81 W. 9th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Three Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Probate
Judge Of Seward County, Kansas. at
Liberal, Kansas, on the goth day Of
March, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Beler Burr, George d. Ormiston,
George H. Rose, Harry W. Lepper,
all of Kismet, Kansas.
GEORGE s. ALLEN
Set5p Register.
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Olathe. Bonner Springs cement
plant is running full time and the
flour mills are building an addition
to take on additional processes. lola
cement, brick and smelling plants are
preparing to resume operations.
Caney is enjoying local oil boom
and Liberal is looking up from the
building of another railroad.
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Klean Klothes liean
Calvert Bros. Groc ~
Cash & Cary Grocery
IDEAL Bakery
Eagle Grocery
Taylor's Drug Store
Bill Onions, Shoe Expert
Germans Store
Wilkins, jewelers. e. Optometrists
Chamber-of Commerce
Dubois & Ravenscroft
Spradling's, Furnishing Goods
Reust's Novelty Works
Liberal Undertaking Co.
Sldon Dudley Cleaning Shop
Pate's Studio
Liberal Light Company
1ha Star Grocery
Automotive Garage
Scandrett & Fuest Hardware Co.
Scott Produce Co.
Overland Service Station
Wilson Furniture Co.
S. & s. Bakery
White House Thirst Parlor
Southwestern Hardware Store
Vickers Grain & Seed Co.
Light Grain & Milling Co.
Tucker Electric Co.
Enterprise Grocery
Geo. S. Smith & Bro, Drugs
J. D. Mahoney & Sons Grocery
Rock Island Tonsorial Parlors
Johnny's Hamburger Wagon
j. E. George Grocery
Langley's South Side Barber Shop
Liberal Auto Supply Co.
The Palace Cleaners
Service Shoe Shop
Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co.
Culver Grocery
Motor Parts & Supply Co.
Craig Shoe Store
Riggle Bros, Grecers
Bodecker Motor Co.
Reliable Radiator Co.