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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-11-29
ybrite enselife l1,t1. @irfe.
Snbbielie ug Tenttiaa-sieit.

@ibite @g,16ag bor en- itor Geit.
bag for 6en Serite gngefif 9,ttb.
Weenigbe6 bert 8pen. SGT nar 6a it.
fe laene fettti Mar iioe1t. Mentgbe6ett
blep itiftet, men ben Hdnoc>g >gltp6e fig
pe6 at iantles til sssnoptelie af tit
itore, pregttge npe @irfe5l.S. Set
at set nu er fen1tt @ar iioen Mesie<
be6en bar organiieret Ct @epis for
at 6ens Siitorie gaar tilbaae til
Sen tt6ligite pionertt6 i, bette @trdg
og set at oett fun6e itt6bte iin 1tne
@infe er 8ebts for at ben itoo peo
6uIobDr6eHen af ct 4Joretaaen.
oe - Opferelien Of EN- III Sc itorite
og pregtigfte @irfer i Worobelten.
Gorn1i6oogsgu6s 6stieneite,t bar ioa-
le6es en sS116bieliesfeft.s ;3eo oetue
Mn1e6ntng bdr &trtel1 fpl6t til
&rengie1. Gdleenoe @rpiter 6eltog
foru6en ite6et Yreft: Neo. g. 81.
Eroett, Mbbp; s. 81. <gitrenr, Eel.
&opios; S. s. alaita6, Detroit; 6.
g. Stub, MihneapoIis;; g. s. s}raa=
ten> Moita6; 8. 50. @oe.E Nortbfie16 ;.
SO. 6. SSobnsbop, MinneapoIis; g.
6. Simonion og 6. @lafs6crg, Ser
eus Sails. ST.. 8. @:E5t,tb, sSor-
man6 for SEN gforif futb. airte,
bo16t Seitprefen / Eilf,1pt1ling til
@eter 2,6-7. Set bar en fraftig
og bel ti1egnet Hrefen. Baitor ~
bisafer forrettebe beo g(lterct og
bol6t ogiaa EFT; fort, men gribenoe
ole ON @irfens getbnaing for. en-
Menigbeb og for Ell 8on1ntune!t 81
riftsforn1ons Moitao ,Da1of Ell Gale
i Eilfnpt1,ing og irobieba @irfen i
6en treentge CUBS Mab,,. st itort
@or le6eoe @o1meianeen oe 9ob Ct
par bafre Mumre for tiiat ieIp. st
Offer bleb optot til Mbeorgel=S Son
set. 5gnbagsaften bar Sen eeent<
~lige Sentiaarsfeit. Soruoen prag-
ttg Sona al set itore @trfefor, bolot
Dr:- 8. @. 8oe, 8reIi9e,1t for ct.
Olaf College e1t 1tteget i11teresiout
oe ariben6e sseitprefen. Yoiior
DIbisofer eab en- interesiont Sper-
iigt of Menigbe6ens Siitorie. Mf
nronee1 paa @la6s ton little lite bette
gea, sjengt roeet al oeitne Siftorie,
men itoI giere iaa / neite &c., ian1t
inbiette ct 8tlle6e iafAairfel1 oe
BreiteboGtgett. q d.
Manoogsofen par Set cit irrlig
fornbie1ig @e1tiifafte1t ioet ct itort
&or prriterfe en- @autota Size
Great De1tberance", ifrebet :of Yrof.
Sobnsbop og 6irieert af bon
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-11-29

nerolie liefretnr, Doftor ssssgrgen Gopin
Mi1sieu, erz afgoaet be6 0eben.
Mrs. Mebeeca 6elton fra 8eor.
gia, Tom af @ubernerelt>i iin 5tat
nps fgr 8o1get bIeb ,lonepnt til at
fpl6e en- @aco11ce ! Gorbunosfenatet,
bleb i1,6iboren beb 4ab11il1gen al
benne Sesiion al &onsresfen. SUN
er oen fgrite @bi11be i 2anoeis ST.
itorie til at fpl6e en- iaa6on &oit.
Men 6o en- Mono bleb balgt beo
iioite Wa1g, iom benz afbs6e Sena-
tors @ftern1at6, blir Mrs.. Seltons
poliiffe @ane font 6or6nnslenator
1neget fortbarig - fun en- Sag. Sim
er 81 Mar ganuneI.; %..
Sen fgrite gsob. bleb Sibrreite.
mem lagt for "@bicago Ee1npel" paa
&iernet af @larf og @albington
Streets, Chicago. Set er en- gpg-
ming fon1 opfpres af oen 1fSbrite Me.
tbo6iit Menigbe6 / @pen. Denne
Menigbe6 begpn6te ! 1851 mes fire
@e6le1,1t1,er.. '8pe11inge,, bil blibe
90 gtnger bgt og 11eo Taarn %
Spir bill Sen bore $50 500 Sei.
&irfett, iotn bil bore paa ierite Cub
bill babe Si6bepla6ier for benin1o6
1000 Menneffer. Sp1,oaesifolebG-
relierpg Iignenoe bill gitre &rab pna
SC nefte tre-ftre @to9er> Mcitet
bill bltbe br1gt iom &otttorer. Set
bentes at Bpgningen Ill bore fGr-
Big for sSnobtelfe Sen lite @ai noe
ite Mar> og oens foite1tbe beresnes
ontfring 3 Milltoner Dol1ors.
gn of. Sen norffe !qirfes n1eft
fremtre6enoe Me1,6, ftp. 9tiits"
PROFIT / @riitianio @uftnp Senien
er ofgqaet be6 0e6en cit 9tl6er al
u Mar. @tiftsprobit SetlIen par
fg6t / Drontntet1. &ar tog tbeolo-
gift gnlbeoseran1et1 1853 oa be-
epnote III eeiitlioe 8rffonlheo fon1
BerfoneI IfapelIa1 Dos Sssyrgen Moe
/ = X
i @eitre sitter. s 1881 b1eb ban So
beolerer beo 6et prafttif tbologiffe
Seminar og 1888 Treoiepreit og
ienere reiioere11oe @ap. oeo Erefol-
6igbeos Wentgbe6 / &riitionia. Sra
1895 til 1902 bar han attcr fnDttct
til set praft. -tbeo1. Seminar font So
beo1erer. S 1902 b1eb ban Stifts
proit @riitiania, og fra bette 9nte
beoe toe ban Mfifto / 1911. Stifts>
PROFIT ssel1ien bar fGere @ange 1lo-
feet til 8iffop, rtte1t ban afilog at
mootaee oenne @u1oelle. >5an bor
aofo1oet en- betboelig @irfiontbeo
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-11-29
sprebte Mpbeber.

Det ,1orIfe Misiionsiellfabs &C.
neral liefretnr, Doftor sssprgen Gobin
9ti1sien, ers afgaaet be6 0eoe,1.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-11-29

bent S. q. Masgaaro fra go,teor6ia
College, Meoorbe 8et nar Me.
ninge1 at 6 g. seIbig ira groof-
lito1t, lfuIoe boIb gSffttsrll1ib bbagstn-
len, men bo11 bleb fgga ps Rrof. slas.
gaor6 TOM / ba1s Ste6 Set bar en-
eoo. .SSoe for Soft paa ssdnoet % i
BDe1t at fontn1e foinnfat pau 6enl1e
Maooe og bele 9illtdni1oel1 bar
fprreielig og bellpffet. AZ: s:.:.s "A. p.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-11-29
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Backache, rheumatic pains, dull
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-11-29
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@reii6ent &drbing ub,epnte .ii6'
ite Gorsoog oen befie15te sl6pofat
8terce 8ut1er i ct. @uul til "Asfo,
ciate Suffice" / 9anoets @eieiterct..
8utler er @en1ofrat og bar pGret
Meo1em al "8oor6 Of Meeents" for
@fotens 1111iberfitet fi6en ban 0erti1
bIeb 116nnbnt af @upernpr Sobn u.
eSobnIon.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-11-29

Citation for Hearing on Final Account and for
Distribution
State of Minnesota. County of Otter Tail,
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of John M, Bye also
known as ]. M.Bye, Decedent. Ss.$9.s. I
The state of Minnesota to all persons interested
in the final account and distribution of th estate
of said decedent: The representative Of the
above named decedent. having filed in this court
his final account of the administration of the e.
tate Of said decedent, together with lis petition
praying for the adjustment and allowance oi said
final account and for distribution of the residue
of said estate to the persons hereunto entitled:
Therefore you and each of you, are hereby cited
and required TO show cause, if any you have be-
fore this court at the probate court rooms in the
court house. in the city of Fergus Fails, ii the
county of Otter Tail, State Of Minnesota on the
28th day Of December 1922. at 10 o'clock A. M,
or as soon thereafter as said mattercan Be heard.
why said petition should not be granted; and that
this citation Be served BY the publication there.
Of this citation at least II days before said day Of
hearing, to each of the heirs Of said decedent
whose names and addresses are known and ap.
pear from the files of this court.
Witness. the Judge of said Court, this 9th day
Of November A.. p 1922. rs
Seal Of Probate Cnu,t F. Trankberg,
Judge Of Probate,
"A r.. Frankberg, 4.
Attorney for Petitioner Il {.
Erst Publication Nov. %. 1872,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-11-29
Tersus Sails oa Dnl1esl,.


W}rs. 2ottie @eteripn / ;Sors
bonte os6e iioite Onsbag, IS Mar
ga1runel.
3iots 4binoefore11it,g (Dalton)
n1s6er oen Zoe Sec. Wers. M. 3.
@icf, Wers. 8oln1er 8ergerlon og
Msrs. 6. g. Grief ion .beo1erter.
&pis De ifaI BRUCE 6enctng el.
Ter 8orb ggire ioa tom og fe os. @i
bor itort OpIog % rette Priier. -
@h,re Glen &arbmare 60.
slntollet al @anferot Sa9er
{pnes at ia gget / en- forlrolige11oe
@rn6 / set ienere. Set ct ct ntpetp>
oiat Eegtt pdo dt &ioerne Ct baar6e.
- Ntr. og Wfrs. &l'ner 6. Moants
CT reiit til Mfiltpaufee forat ipiie
Eaf1tgeI1esnaalti6et ian.tnen meo
iin Dotter og Sbigeribn.
- Eor1ten @eterion oboe lit
Silent nogle :Mil noroeHfor Barriers
Truirie, en- 11ge ifoite aenoag lioe11
"a Mor gnmntef.
- Weiret bar secret iiontGrfet
paffert 1tog1e @a9e *1tu oe iad ntilot
at set bor baret ntuligt 1t IGtte Set
enc i gonife goo @tano i9ien efter
set Gongbarige &egit III Dao6e.
- &,noreoer. al Golf bipaanet
&onte .Trooe 8anferot 5fo Salg
nodr Dgrene b1eb aabnet ioag. &jdb.
te oen g SO btit eioroe Be fad. ~-
Hriierne Sc famine iom | 1888. &ont
felb og ie.
- Moolpb &ellefion bd6e for1e-
6en Sarge efterIo6ett6c fig Snitrl1
og to imao 8prn. @i6aoe bor en
l1,1g Mono pg bel fien6t beri @pen
og Sotptt al @aitao. w,rs. &ellefjott
er en 0otter al Wer. os Ners. &briit
@i6aI beri 8Den.
- @ifterit @peoomme't barier
pod forifierliee @teber iffe tanat her
frd. 8lon6t iaooa,tnc Ste6er er
@otnesbille og Sbtef 9}iper Sails.
Ween bet fer no til at @pg6omnten
er I milo 6orm.
- ltgebIa6ets Mebaftbr bipaane'
oe ii61te &orsoog ct bigti9t Mdbe al
@peoe1oeettes Ge11esraao / Mtnne-
apolis. 81 nenter at faa ct fl,lb-
iten6igt Meferat al 6ctte Meoe ira
Sefreteren og baaber at oct fomnter
iti6e for nelte $40. of @la6ct.
- gn6eI 6olf flyer at Sorretning
ct. 6oorIig og at 6oIf ineen @engc
hor. D1t iful6ea ia Jet Strannnen
iott git us og t1to be6 Sonic Grooe
8anferot=@a1eet i6ag. 6ltnoreoer
of Oolere bDttet @91locr - beblt-ot
6lt fontmer itnorget.- bu pil snlfe
at bptte en6eI of 6ilte Benee for Gfo
tgi, ttaar 6n faar ie Sc ftorilagne
@o6tfieb lom er at faa.
CIT np 5triffen,alfina er t,1b-
lat paa l1geblabets @ontcr pg er til
iolgs for en btllig &ris. %aagruno
of ferifilbte Smitenoiqbe6er fan
iffe oenne Maifine benDttcs al set
Horti lom figbte 6en og oerfor BIZ.
oes .6cn It'll tiIiaGgs 5illigt.. Den
er iaa gobt iom ny % for nogen iom
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-11-29
Bpen % Dmeet, bbor 8rof. Miitao
bar iaa bel aienot og ofbol0t, biIoe
dnffe ct ia bans Digtianli,1g.
S= SorfeI OfteIie. &

@pbt Tarmlanb. 40 Mcres Gut
pber-2ano, ssstasca Co., Minn. $500
160 Mcres 6Drfet, ner Mortbfiel0,
Mnn., $160 pr. Mcre. 160 Mercs
oDrfet nar Moorbea6, Mt1tn., $1t5.
pr. Mcre. @gt. gana0iat, Nacific
Sc. M. 2an6 / Gana6o. 6frib efter
9iite SC. @ollanb, sol MetropoG-
tan @anf 8log., @inneapo1is,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-11-29

1tbmrrfet NIT 2ano pfr elplineer
og meieri6rift, Detpep County, @yo
Dofota. Seer sssernbatte og statc
@iebtpop. 9spIis iat fit sote ior
@ett1emert. st1le alptineer eror
Ser. &ieeli6 9}eer1. .Otte til after,
Dollars pr. slcre. serIis 900 2ei-
ligbeo baooe for aoronicr og Gnfclt
@anf Of 2a 8(a'it,
Ga SLANT, @ontb pofota. ..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-11-29
tan BRUCE Sen ct Set en- M11leoning.
g116el @arn fa,t o9iaa ielges me6
Sen. @r at ie / l1geblabsts Aontor.

| TUT UENBe ue1t &c ueL ttt StItleultlIlY.
gnbel @arn falt o9iau iplges mc1
Sen. @r at ie / lgeblabsts &ontor
| 8aftor 80. Casper sSobnsbqu bar
afilaaet set It'll bom itilleoe &olo
fra &antnr og &ebemarfen Menigbe
ser % bor o1ttat &alo ::ra Star=
bucf,. bans l1ng6on1sbieu1 % ti1flDt-
| ter bette &aIo itrofs. -
= Mfreo &ttution, 10 Mar gam=
mel, @g,1 af Scr. ,og !Mrs. G1eo.
@nution -@elicon 9tapios, 6b6e /
fine Sorel5res Silent Den 196e s.:
| SON bGep beerdpet fra 9eingsofer
@irfe ii6fe 0ns6ag. Yaitor Git=
rent forrette6e. :.
- Mrs, 9ln6retp 2ir6quiit fra
Soroenffio16 Ser bdr 1igeet 1ut6er
2eeebeba11o1ine pdd @rigbt &oipt-
toilet ber 8pen i flere tiger og Ser
ogiaa 1ttt6erfaite6e fig en- Operation,
bar faapas @e6rtng at Dun t,ln6e
reife &ien1 igien Man6a9S.
&aabe-Sala. =,
glIle bore 8er1ts @oober er nit
ti1ia1es for $1,000 bper. @tprrc1-
ier 4 til ID Mor. Sgioc ipeciert
@alg af ollie Dantefaabcr. Sc er
prisiat til $1,000 og opober.
6. 81. @oIen So.
- Grtpin s. &err1ton beriro @p=
en og HearI so. Cornelius fra g.
2afe bleb Ma11oag Mften ngtepiet
bos ~nH. @into1tion. Otter en tort
8rpIIupsreiie til Wruogonlmens
Gore16re, Hoft. og @trs &errnatt
fom mi bor / 8. 9af., bill SC bpiette
fig Mtnneapolis.
- 0Drlege 'S. 81. Gorn;alt, io1n
bar opbol6t Jig 81. @of. set ienere
er n1t- ber igien og finoer Gora1aiel{c
/ at trmffe fine rtd1tge gantGe Qienote
&an ffnIoe 1ige at treffe oent alle,
flyer fan, nten 90 bette life 1oocr
Jig gibre bnifer ba1t lat fe;t6s e1t Sill
fen til @Ieet og Genner gjennem
l1gebIa6et.
Snlen er inart ber.
Ct baffert "Displop" of npe
baan6bro6erte 9ontnetbrtleoer, Si1
feitrbntper, @pier, &o1sppnt, 5lpca-
ters, @tIf Hetticoots og @loonicrs.
81 ifaI meo Sorn6te1ie bielpe Big at
beige oine @oper og ogion biGlpe
Big at .poffe for Boitforie1,oelie.
6. 81. @oIem 81.
y &eGgionsunoerpiSningen /
&irfcrne 1tnoer 6en 1tre Or6ni,tg
bborbe0 B6rnene | De labert vWra=
oes" Hublic Sfolen iaar slnle6=
ming at gao til fine reipeftire Sir
fer en- @ftermi66ag bber ltge, hi ier
Jig at bore en S1Mces. Oct bar ipr<
Zig @reiterne / @pen iom fit ocnne
0r6ntng iitan6.
- M. .. Melion / 9oolep, bpis
l1be16 hi nebnte iiite 91r., ifrtbcr i
ct &ribatbreb til @e6aftprelt, at han
befin6er fig ganife bra timber 0ln-
itenoigbe6erne. San oar uoe paa
&iorteiogt og bleb 1fll6t / 6en nen=
tire slrm af so. @oret1'on fra &el.
&apios. &l1g1en ipltntreos @euet
Irmen uellem @llbnen og 5fuloeren
og set bill ia a6ffiqig Sis fgr set
gror iammen igien. 2egerne for
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1922-11-29

bpret bange for Mo6forgiftning,
men ban tror, at Ben Sare 11lt er
ODER. Ser er 6og Sare for at Wmif,
lerne jog MerDer1te er iaa ffaoet at
ba1t lite faar igien oen natl1rligc
8rrg of Mrmer1 og &oan6er. 9ult
figger frenr0eles paa ct Soipital /
8en1tbii.. Suns mango SlRgtntnge
og 8efien6te Der bill gle6e fig oper,
1t oct itate git berre nte6 bant, 1laar
en- iao6on 11lDffe rarnmet.
-:Benslar @bite Bine og @prnee
BaIiam er ct l16merfet Mi6oel for
8eban6ling af 9o{te, 6orfiglelie.
8ronfit og 2ungeipeoontme. @an
bruges for at lbsne en- &oite, oe er
ogfaa ct uomerfet &ielpemtobel for
2inoring nf '$alsonoer oe &esbe6.
Eiliolgs bos 2ee-gfelfon Drug 60,
9incoIn Mbe. @eit, Gerg1ts Soils.
- Scr. og Wers. &arol6 Gbon
paa @otlano er ganife ooarlige beg
ge,~to.. Mrs. Ebon 11taatte u,oerfa-
fte fig en- flem 9peration ior en- STD
ii6ett, 1ne11 !bar beret 6aarGtg iiben
og 1noa frentbeles bol6e Jig ti1iengs
tneeet al &ioen. mr. Tbo1t bar boz
ret oaar1ig 1engere $ic oeiaa, iaa
set er lite goot for bem at srete fig.
- ltn6erteeneoe, iom ior Ell, fort
Ei6 ii6en miite6e tit &jem oeo sSloe=
bra11b> bill berbeo u6talc fin og lin
5onilies i11oerltge &af til felgenbe
@erioner for &leoer o. onore 60
ber: Wfrs. 9lnno 81. Gorbif, Mrs.
8. S. slrbig, W}rs. CLAUS Sonion>
Mrs. 81. Heoeriott, Mrs. &arrp Ser
geruo, Mrs. 81. s. Stang, NtrS. g.,
6. @imonio1t Wfrs. 3. Sanion,
Mrs. $. 81. &oagenion, @frS. S. &p=
en- og 6. 6. Sture.
Carl 81. sSobnion, u. 1, Grbar6.
- otter $oil Gout1to sSarm @'t~
rcon 5uooe tit oor1iae M1oe / ~6ar-
merS 9inpn" Set rne Gourthu5 ft6=
ite Eorsoog. Ser bar ct goot Jrem=
nlgoe. neutrality-suspicious. 1olotes
poa Sormiooog og oerfro git n1a11 /
Slot og Telge til Meieribpgningen
fprot beltage SEN frie "2itncbeon"
ion1 bleb ierberet ser 1trocr 9lnipici-
er al @omntercio1 Club. iSelgen0e
@mbeosmeno bleu balgt for font
men6e Mar: Breiioent, u. u. &nut=
1on, 8elicon Sfapi6s; @efretnr %
@osierer, s. IS. Sage Jergus Sails
Direfterer: q. $. &uic6y, sln6retp
Mn6erfon Gbas. Boomer, @m.
@rigbt, Sergus Soils; Beter Gctb>
re, Carlisle; s.. 6. DeterIon, &cl.
&apt6s; elrt. Weoebtns, 9ficbbille;
8. s. Morep> 9eer Greet; George
Mtller, Otter Eail og Dco. u. 3en=
fen, nnoertpooo.
- timber 9lniicier of Dpens Com
nterciol Club bor ser en 1tnbertol6=
ming iioite Gorsodg iom etf al me-
get beI6igt. 8Den boo6e i16bl16t
Sar1merne 0megten at fontnte t1to
og bore @ieiter og fom eioroe 6e.
Etltro6s forat @eiene bar n1eget
oaarlige bar- set onfring 600 sSar>
mere font me6te fretn til fri "2ln=
cbeon" >be6 Mi6oogstio og alle blep
bebertet enbffi6nt Ea1let blep itpr=
re ems tnan bd66e bsregnet. EGoa
@ftermio6ag bar Ser l@n6erboI6-
ming al forlaiellige Slogs. Wtan
me6te pao 0rpbeum Gbeoter itrofs
efter 8efpisninget bar ober for farIt
at lDtte til en- Gale a. 8reiioent
@eo af Minneiota 5tate ;Sarm
8nreau. @r. &ee6 &c en- nnberbol-
oen6e Ealer og forflarte for fSor-
iamlingen bbab Gorm &iirea,, har
fori6gt at giere og bor eiort forat
biGlpe 6armerne 1t6af 6e1 tryffen,
oe @tilling iom: 6e MI befinber fig
/. M. $50 bar Ser cit .Wtoping
&icture" Soreitilling og oereiter e,
1neget inipireren6e Sale uf 8reii,
Arizona republican., 1922-04-15

Dix. New Jersey and Camp Lewis,
Washington respectively. One of the
reasons given for the transfer of the
troops was that the barracks of the
two war time camps were literally
going to pieces" and in some instanc-
es were in such condition that men
discharged would not reenlist.
A pontential army of 100000 men
in the goal set by the war depart
ment in laying its plans for national
defense, according to General Lass
tier. The 100000 man army would
be composed of three forces, he said,
one sixth being assigned to the reg
uiars: two sixths to the national
guard and threee- -sixths to the or
ganized reserve. AS in the World
war. IN time OF hostilities these
forces would be at once merged into
a homogeneous entity under unified
federal control.
If the broad plan on which work
Is now progressing is abandaned, he
warned the committee. the United
States, will have to face in the next
war the same chaotic conditions as
heretofore"
The present authorized strength of
10000 men, the Witnesses said, per-
mitted the department to maintain
only .39,10S as infantry and 9,17S as
cavalry--troops ready for instant
service-nearly $4,000 men being re-
quired for overhead. administrative
and instructive duties OF various
sorts. Since the tactical units are al
present below full strength, even this
theoretical available force Of in
fantry and cavalry is larger than
cotild be actually depended on in case
of immediate need, he added.
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ment to assist in caring for the cotton
crop.
There would be greater need OF
It, said Mr.. wilkinson. than there
had been the past year. The opening
of the mines would take from the
valley much of the labor that had
been used in caring for the crop,
and it would be necessary to renew
the arrangement with the Mexican
government for labor. There would
be not less than 100000 acres put in
in this valley alone this year, an in
crease of the acreage over the crop
of last year. and the services of the
office would be required in the pro-
cess of importation and deportation.
Vote II Down
The motion went to a vote and was
lost by to II as follows:
Ayes - Claypool, Curtin, E d y,
Lines. Sims.
Nays-Burton, Goodell. Hedrick.
Larson, Morgan, Saunders. Schlei-
mer, Scott. Stoddard. Woodward and
the president.
Senator Sims renewed his motion
Of the evening before for the inclu-
sion of an appropriation for the ex-
penses of the next regular session of
the legislature as one of the foreseen
expenses of government which under
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the financial code must be provided
for. Senator Goodell replied that
there was nothing In the code that
would prohibit the making OF provi.
sion for legilative expenses as that
had always been done. Senator Sims
also stated that provision must be
made for the interest on the antici-
patofy tax bonds. The bill had not
been passed, but there was no doubt
that It would pass and the interest
on the bonds authorized would
amount to $4,000. Therefore, he
moved that two more items be in
cluded in the general appropriation
bill--$30, 900 for the interest, and
$4,000 for legislative expenses. In
the colloquy which followed, the re-
publican members were charged with
opposing these appropriations in
order to hold down for Appearances
sake the total OF the bill. The mo-
tion was lost by to 9. saved from
a tie vote by Senator Schlein1er vot-
ing with the Republican members.
and Senator Larson with the Demo-
Gratis.
Everything else in both houses
waited upon the disposition of the
general appropriation bill. In fact.
there was not much else In either
house to engage attention. There
were only two or three senate bills
before the house and two house bills
in the senate, all but one of them
awaiting slaughter because the mat
ter contained in them had been COW
cred in the financial code. It was
taken up in the afternoon in COM
mittee of the whole and recon-
mended for indefinite postponement
without the formality of a reading.
The senate also indefinitely post
poned Senate Bill 81 for the amend
ment of the present statutes so as to
provide for the dissolution Of cor
porations for failure to pay the an
nual fees.
There was a supposition that this
bill woaIld be passed. The statement
was made that within the last 10
years there had become due to the
state some $4,00O,000 in unpaid fees,
and that seemed worth going after.
But the doubt whether any consid
erable part of ii would ever be paid,
coupled with the expense of going
after it, served to defeat the measure.
The last act OF the day in the senate
was to pass House Bill 10 for the
correction OF a typographical error
In the law for the amendment OF the
county highway commission act.
Morning Session in House
The house in the mornin received q
message from the governor saying
that he had approved the following
bills:
House Bill 81, one OF the irrigation
district measures: House Bill 80, the
last OF the legislative salaries bill,
and Senate Bill Sc, for the correc-
ton OF an error in the inheritance
act.
Senate Bill SO, Senator sims mea.
sure, applying to the construction Of
certain designated highways funds
which the counties had borrowed
from the general fund was given its
first and second readings and was
sent to the committee on roads.
Two house bills were indefinitely
postponed and the committee OF the
whole recommended the passage OF
Senate Bill SO. the anticipatory tar
bond bill, after amending it by re-
ducing the percentage of the antici-
patory taxes on which bonds might
be issued, from 80 per cent to 75 pei
| cent. 1t was stated by members oi
the senate that that amendment
would not be opposed.
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