davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-07
u Fisher Bodies

The marvellous bodies on the Chevrolet Six reveal,
as never before, the matchless artistry that has
made the Fisher name renowned throughout the
world for excellence in coachcraft. Longer, lower
and roomier -. finished in attractive, long-lasting
colors F.. and upholstered in rich deep-tufted
fabrics that give to the interiors an air of custom
elegance-they introduce into the low-Price field
an entirely new measure of style and distinction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-07

fort. And its balance on turns and curves is equally
exceptional-for the rigid frame and the long
springs reduce sidesway to the minimum.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-09-06
CONSTRUCTING new
$4,000 SHEEP BARN
AT MONTANA FAIR

Helena, Sept. 4.-One of the
important new buildings, big
sheep barn, 1876 by 200 feet, is now
under construction and will be
ready for use at the state fair,
which opens September 23rd. Ex-
penditures on this structure with
improvements to the older build
lngs will total approximately $10,-
600.
For several years the old sheep
barn was found much too small to
accommodate the exhibits. The
capacity of the new barn is six
times that of the old barn. All
sheep exhibited this year will be
under cover. The new barn will
be so constructed that all pens
open into runways leading direct
ly to the show and sales ring, thus
affording convenience to the ex-
hibitors and easy accessibility to
the hundreds who come TO see the
exhibits.
The sheep exhibit has always
been one of the most popular at
the state fair. In the past on ac-
count of the large number of ex-
hibits, temporary pens had to be
constructed in the open. Last year
800 blooded rams passed through
the show ring. It is expected that
the number this year will total
1000, according to Murray E. Steb-
bins, director in charge.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-09-06
HARDTE RESIGNS AS
COUNTY CLERK OF
ROOSEVELT COUNTY

Froid.-County Clerk and Re-
corder w. J. Hardie has rendered
his resignation to the county hoard
and expects to move with his fam
lily to western WASHINGTON to make
their future home. The change Is
said to be necessitated bv tbe CON
dition of Mrs. Hardie's health
which has not been very good for
some time.
Just who will be appointed 70
fill the vacancy created hv Mr.
Hardie's RESIGNATION is not known
but it is expected that II will be
someone from the east end nf the
county. 1t is understood that there
are number of applicants for the
position. ~
Mr.. Hardie is an old ninreer Of
the Froid community and l. With
out doubt one of the best +bo,gbt
of men in this section If +h .,'o oo,,r-
ty. AS a public official III nIsce
will be hard TO fill in m l,,s t p,aOs
than one. There is a general regret "ry
that Mr.. and Mrs Har Tiai regr 81
leave for good. are "
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-09-06

winter, came to know "Swift's
Place" as a haven of hospitality and
warmth in a deserted countryside
In later days Bob Davis, raconteur,
humorist and columnist in the New
York Sun, discovered that, through
James Swift, he could glance back
into the colorful history that had
transpired amongst the peaks and
valleys of Canada's largest national
park when it was a wilderness fire.
quented mostly by Indians and big
game.
The Swifts have not changed
their mode of living great deal to
conform to current requirements.
Long used to bringing in supplies
and cattle over the 235 miles of trail
from Edmonton, they have been
slow to realize the advantages
brought to them by the Canadian
National Railway, which runs right
past their door. Beside the house
can still be seen a mill built for
grinding -four, and in the house the
rough furniture carved from the for
est itself. The potato patch and
vegetable field still flourish as ges-
lures of independence. Mrs. Swift,
skillful worker in Indian embroid-
cry and buckslin, still fashions
gauntlets, moccasins and buckskin
jackets, such as the Indians and
travellers used in the olden days.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-09-06
DALEVIEW

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wagner and
son and Mrs, Joe Wagner were
shopping in Daleview Wednesday.
Louis Desonia was a visitor in
town Thursday.
Mrs. Karl Bantz and daughter
and Henry Desonia, brother of Mrs.
Bantz,were Daleview shoppers on
Thursday. i.
A. w. Chaffee was an Outlook
business caller Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Lee and John Crit
fin, a brother of Mrs. Lee, were
visitors in paleview Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anholt and
daughter, Susie, passed through
Daleview Thursday enroute to
Whitehall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chaffee of
Outlook were visiting with rela-
tives and friends here Thursday.
Dora Belle, Harlan and John
Porter and Lizzie Cole were visit
ing with relatives here Thursday.
Messrs Elmer Cole and Jack
Wagner were shopping at Redstone
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Desonia and
son Louis and Dave Beaumont mo.
tored to Plentywood Saturday
where Mrs. Desonia had some dent
al work attended to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chaffee Wis
tied over the week end with rela-
tives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hargo Christensen
and son Harold of Alkabo were
visitors at the Christ Christensen
home over the week end.
Leonard Ross of Plentywood Wis
tied with relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Vaughn of
Outlook autoed here and together
with Mrs. Jack Wagner drove
to Brush Lake.
Earl and Norman Chaffee of
Alkabo, N. D., visited with reia-
tives in Daleview over the week
end.
Miss Effie Desonia was visiting
relatives and friends in town Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cole and
family autoed to Brush Lake Sun.
day.
Willard Ross and Clarence Asset.
slime were visitors here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Desonia were
visitors at the A. w. Chaffee home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Torno anc
family were Brush Lake visitor:
Sunday.
Fay and Jimmie Chaffee were
visiting with relatives here this
week.
Earl Wellington of Outlook
: spent Sunday visiting friends here
: Monday.
Frank Wagner was a visitor II
Daleview Monday.
T Miss Bertha Ross was visiting
friends in town Tuesday.
A light rain fell here Tuesday
J morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Desonia anC
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-09-06

sonia !, had some dental -.
hospital. "0 taken 70 Il.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-09-06

T ONG before the early years of
- the twentieth century, when
Lewis and Clark went over
land across an empty American
country to meet the "Tonquin"
carrying the>rest of the historic AS
torian expedition to the mouth of
the Columbia River, in what is now
Oregon, a fur trail, stretching from
Hudson Bay to the mouth of the
Columbia River, passed by the side
of the log cabin pictured above.
Jasper House and Henry House,
situated in what is, today, Jasper
Park, Alberta, were two of the prin-
cipal stopping points on this long
trail from Hudson Bay to the Pa
cifc, which travelled across the lakes
of the northland and up the Atha-
baska River to the Committees
Punch Bowl and down the Wood
River to the Columbia. When James
Swift and his wife, shown above
outside their cabin, came into the
Athabaska and built their home
near Henry House, the fur brigades
of the Northwest Company and the
Hudson's Bay Company had ceased
But the mountain country of Can
ada's great west was still terri
tory for pioneers.
Trappers, explorers and surveyors,
travelling westward by pack pony
In the summer and dog team in the
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-09-06

have derided your superiors-be-
holdw
He put the glass to his lips, and
drank at one gulp. A cry followed;
he reeled, staggered, clutched at
the table, and held on, staring with
injected eyes, gasping with open
mouth; and, as ] looked, there
came, | thought, a change; he
seemed to swell; his face became
suddenly black, and the features
seemed to melt and alter-and the
next moment 1 had sprung to my
feet and leaped back against the
wall, my arm raised to shield me
from that prodigy, my mind sub
merged in terror.
"Oh, Godi l screamed, and ooh
God" again and again; for there
before my eyes-pale and shaken
and half fainting, and cropping be-
fore him with his hands, like a
man restored from death-there
stood Henry Jekylll
What he told me in the next
hour l cannot bring my mind tc
set on paper. l saw what l saw
/ head what l heard, and my SOU
sickened at it; and yet now, wher
that sight has faded from my eyes
ask myself if l believe it, and
cannot answer. My life is shaker
to its roots; sleep has left me; the
deadliest terror sits by me at al
hours of the day and night; l fee
that my days are numbered. anc
that ! must die; and yet I shall die
incredulous. AS for the moral tur
pitude that man unveiled to me
even with tears of penitence,
cannot, even in memory, dwell OF
it without a start of horror. l will
say but one thing, Utterson, anc
that (if you can bring your minc
to credit it) will be more thar
enough. The creature who crept
into my house that night was, OF
Jekyll's own confession, known BY
the name of Hyde, and hunted fol
In every corner of the land as the
murderer of Carew.
HASTE LANYON.
(Next week will come the unrayel
ing of the strange case of DIR
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde)
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-09-06
The Strange Case of
DIX. JEKYLL and MR.. HYDE
By r. L. Stevenson
DIR. LANNON'S NARRATIVE
By r. L. Stevenson
Continued from last weekly

Continued from last week.
On the ninth of January, now
four days ago, l received by the
evening delivery a registered en-
velope, addressed in the hand of
my colleague and old school-com-
paniOn, Henry Jekyll. was a
good deal surprised by this; for we
were by no means in the habit of
correspondence; l had seen the
man, dined with him, indeed. the
night before; and l could imagine
nothing in our intercourse that
should Justify formality of regis
tration. The contents increased
my wonder; for this is how the
letter ran:
"10th December, 18-.
Dear Lanyon: You are one of
my oldest friends; and although
we may have differed at times on
scientific questions, l cannot re-
member, at least on my side, any
break in our affection. There was
never a day when if you had said
to me, 'Jekyll, my life, my honor
my reason, depend upon you,' l
would not have sacrificed my left
hand to help you. Lanyon, my
Life, my honor, my reason, are all
at your mercy; if you fail me to-
night l am lost. You might sup
pose, after this preface, that l am
going to ask you for something
dishOnorable to grant. Judge for
yourself.
Il want you to postpone all 9TH
er engagements for to-night-ay,
even if you were summoned to the
bedside of an emperor; to take a
cab, unless your carriage should
be actually at the door; and with
this letter in your hand for consul
tation, to drive straight to my
house. Poole, my butler, has his
orders; you will find him waiting
your arrival with locksmith. The
door of my cabinet is then to be
forced: and you are to go in alone;
to open the glazed press (letter E)
on the left hand, breaking the lock
if it be shut; and to draw out, with
all its contents as they stand, the
fourth drawer from the top or
(Which is the same thing) the
third from the bottom. In my ex-
IRENE distress of mind, l have a
morbid fear of misdirecting you;
but even if l am in error, you may
know the right drawer by its con-
tents: some powders, vial and
paper book. This drawer l beg of
you to carry back with you to Cav
endish Square exactly as it stands.
"That is the first part of the
service; now for the second. You
should be back, if you set out at
once on the receipt of this, long
before midnight; but I will leave
you that amount of margin, not
only in the fear of one of those OBJ
stacles that can neither be pre-
vented nor foreseen, but because
an hour when your servants are in
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-09-06

Outstanding Economy !
The new Chevrolet Six is an unuSpyI s
economical car to operate "
only does it deliver better v
twenty miles to the gallon Of sd'Ssp '
but its oil economy is equal TO- n
actually greater than, that u
famous fOur-cylinder predeceSS"'
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-09-06

Beautiful Fisher BOdles
With their low, graceful, sweep
lines and smart silhouette, ns|
ample room for passengers and ID
sparkling color combinations .
rich uphOlsteries-the new Fss
bodies on the Chevrolet Six reprs'
one of Fishers greatest achieVems'
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-09-06
Real Estate Transfers
DEEDS

August 81 1929 Aug. %, 1929
Martin Sscoen etux to Sarah
Kitzenburg, $4,000, Part of lots a.,
5, and 6 of Block IL, Plenytwood.
Riba Lumber Co. to Henry o.
Raaen, 81, Lot 7 block 2 Rue's add.
to Plentywood.
Yale Oil Corp, to Medicine Lake
Oil Co., 81, Ne NWA, 25-32-55.
Charles C. Johnston etux to Au-
gusta A. Stringer, 81, Part of NEA
SWA 2O-35-55.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-09-06

daughter Effie, Mrs. R. w. Dickey
and Della Chaffee drove to Plen-
tywood Monady, where Mrs. De-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22
A RoMANoK GARAZDALAsA

Tordar6l jelentik: Torda-
szentlaszl6 kozseg tanacsat men,
reg feloszlattak es a megyei pre-
fektus egy nagyobb direkt6riu-
mot nevezett XII, hogy k0zseg
iigyeit tovabb vigye. A direkto-
rum elere a falu harom diszn6-
pastoral, Peter Matyas Janost,
Laszl6 Andrast es Gebe Martont
nevezte XII. A prefektus azert don
t0tt ICY, hogy ezzel is kellemet-
lenkedjenek kozseg j6modu ma
gyar gazdainak, akik 23O alairas-
sal ellatott tiltakoz6 jegyzeket
adtak be a prefekturahoz, amely-
ben kertek kinevezesek meg
semmisiteset. A felebbezesl azon-
ban mem terjesztette fel particle
lag beliigyminiszteriumba a pre-
fektura es ICY a harom diszn6-
pasztor tovabbra is intezte a k0z-
seq igyeit.
Ambrus Janos kozsegi bir6, mi
kor kihirdette a lakossag el0tt a
legfelsobb d0tnest, felhivta a gaz-
dakat, hogy gyiiljenek ossze a
kulturhazban es beszeljek meg,
mikeppen lehetne az ellenteteket
elsimitani. A gazdak el is mentek
a kulturhazba, ahol a jegyzo ma
gyarazta meg nekik, hogy a me-
gye a direktorium 0sszetetelen
mem akar valtoztatni. Ere elke-
seredett felkialtasok hallatszot-
tax:
= Gyalazat! Kommunistak! XII
velik!
Nehany pillanat alatt 0kl0k es
botok emelkedtek leveg0be es a
gazdak megtamadtak Peter Ma
tyas Janos direkt6riumi tagot,
akit sulyosan 0sszevertek. A te-
remben a rendet csak nagy nehe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22

zen sikeriilt helyreallitani, de az
utcan tovAbb folytat6dott a vere-
kedes, amelybe most mar az egesz
falu nepe beleavatkozott. Ekkor
mar zsebkesek is el8keriiltek es
Peter Matyas Janost annyira 0sz-
szeszurkaltak, hogy eszmeletlen
allapotban szallitottak kolozs-
vari egyetemi kinikara, ahol rog-
ton megoperaltak. A mitet azon-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22

is beteljesil a kozmondas, hogy
nem esik messze az alma fajat6l
A Youngstown .Magyarok Macy
asszonya Hitkozseg tagja:
Nelepka Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22
Megindul a nagy szervezkedes
(Folytatas az 1-so oldalrol)
A SZAKOSZTALYOK.

szakoszayo mint nevuk mutatja, akIgyekke fogakoz
zkszeren ugy osztayozasa utan Vegrehajtjak
dolgoz6 anacshazak hatarozatait
OF yen akozayunk lesz Els mindegyket egy ket a
nacstag gondjaira bzta a Kormanyzotanacs tS~m L.
Eek anacagok vaogatak ossze szakosztayok
zree6t Megnt pontosan ahogy Amosz megaaku XII
lences kathous egyhazak poestns
egyhaza sdosag egyletek es sato kepveeeve Meghv
egegy agot tovabb szem munkasokbo kez munkasok
b6 egyet koz klenedik tag mnden szak
oszayna maga Kormany delega tag lesz ak
egyebken en0ke is szakosztalyok tanacsanak
Az ICY megaakult szaktanacs eyre szoo progmot ksz
teres be kormanyz6anachoz Legkesobb okt6br g
gramhoz koltsegvetes is csatoland6.
Meg keil mennk hogy egyes szakoszayokat k0vetke
zo tanacsagok vezeesere bizta a Kormany yzotanacs
Revizi6s: Father Eordogh Elemer.
Kultur: DR. L0winger Erno.
Szocials Kover Sander es Desc Janos.
sa6 amynt kences tanacs ,hanem Saj6szoveseg
yeti ugyeket: DR.. Cherna Endre.
Amerikai vonatkozasok: Cherntzky 1svan.
szakosztalyok klon alosztalyokat servezne. szseg
kepest kulturoszay szinigy aozayt vagy
cialis jogiigyi aloszayt
szakoszay revziot es amerika magyarsag
kon erdekeit fgyeembe amkor munkaprogamjat
csinaa
KjL0N szERvEzKEDEsEK
Kormany nagyon kivanatosnak artana ha n5k
szervezkenenk munkara. Az megszervezett n6k
irtuk mar kuon deegatu is kuldhenek Komanyzota
t nylvanos uere nok degatu lesen ponto
oyan ogokkal lesz ruhava mint Komanyz6tanacs al
iand6 tagjai
Iyn jog e meg ohajtasokat tamogato nemzeise
gek kuldoet is. Az evi nylt uesen.
gyermeke megszervezesere rendkv gondot fog fordan
azonban csa Amosz nachazanak
aakuaa nepszamlalas megejt6se uan kerlhe
NovEMBERBEN MUNKARA!
Novembeben mnden gepezetnek meg ke ndun Fontos te
hat hogy szevez nden nevezett szervezo leheo gponto
etse Onkens minden korzetben
Mindenk ntkezhet munkara ak Amoszert
ekesedk Az 0nkentesk azonban sveskedenek sgoruan al
kalmazni a kinevezett Servezok utasitasahoz.
Mem ehet entities neku hagyni hogy Amosz csak akkor
ehet hvas ha terveinknek gazdasag tamaszka
Mindenk se be hat Amosz penztaaba 0nkentes ad6t
vagy vees Kormanyzotanacs mndenk megadoztat ak
es Macy celjank6rt aldozatot hozhat.
alon be senk, ak adozaot hozn er
yagy dolgon Amoban szolgat Macy
gondoaokert.
fehvjuk akik buffaloi nemzegyueen meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22

sag. A wellandi hitkozseg epito
bizottsaga az On tavozasa utan
megejtette a leltarozas es atvizs-
galta szamadasi k0nyveket az
utols6 centig mindent a legna-
gyobb rendben talalt es semmife-
lie hianyt mem fedezett fel. Remel-
jiik, hogy ezen hivatalos nyilatko-
zatunk, amellyel sietiink F0tiszte-
lend6s6ged megtamadott becsile-
tenek vedelmere, az aljaslelkii EN-
berek piszkos es gyalazatos hazu
dozasaival szemben, F6tisztelen-
dosegednek legteljesebb elegte-
telt szolgaltatja. Egyebkent min
den rosszindulatu mendemondat
megdont toront0i ersek ur altal
adott elbocsat6 level, meTyben ez
van irva DR.. Nyiri Istvanrol: /:
"He has performed his duties
well and faithfully. Magyarul :
"Father Nyiri kotelesseget jol es
hiisegesen teljesitette." Ha legke-
vesebb is igaz volna a piszkolo-
dasbol, Fotisztelendoseged mem
kapott volna ilyen sep elbocsat6
levelet az ersek urt6l.
! Azza tisztaban vagyunk, hogy
az vi El6reben mines annyi becsii-
leterzes, hogy akar veletlen,
akar szandekos tevedeseket
helyreigazitana, de AIT meg sem
mertiik volna feltetelezni, hogy
akadjon olyan rosszlelkii hitkoz-
segi tagtarsunk, aki az "Uj Elo-
re szenylapot, annak epp ragal-
mat tartalmaz6 szamat lazit6 szan
dekkal korulhordozza a hiveknek
mutogatva meg akkor is, amikor
a wellandiak nyiIatkoata a Sza-
badsagban megjelent. Sok mem
jot hallottunk err0l az emberrol,
aki EFT megtette, de hogy tiszt-
visel6" letere ennyire vetemed-
jek, EFT mem hittiik volna ANIMAL
inkabb, inert a hitkozseg letesite-
!sen maga is rata volt.
E lazit6 tettevel inkabb rombo-
lasi, mint epitesi szandekot arult
ell. Ha madarat tollar6l, az iyen
ember elveit arr6l ismerjuk meg,
hogy milyen lapot hasznal fel a
hitkozsegi elet megzavarasara.
HitkozsegUnk tagjai azonban sok
l0al t0bbre becsiilik papjukat, sem
hogy akadt volna t0bb ennel az
egy Judasnal Xix a hit ellensegei-
mex taborabol jott piszkol6da-
'sokra adtak volna valamit, inert
latjak es tudjak, hogy meg a rem
dezetlen viszonyok k0z0tt is elert
eredmenyt mem az vi Elorenek
es egy-ket hozza partoltnak ko-
sz0nhetik, hanem a krisztusi igaz.
sagok hirdet6jenek, kit oily eped
We vart a j6akaratu nep nagy
tobbsege.
Bizony Macy baj hivekre nez
We, de nagy szerencse a lazit0rs
nezve, hogy Youngstownban MIA
csenek meg olyan ontudatos ka
! tholikusok. mint Perth Amboy
ban, ahol i6l eltangaltak hasonlt
esetben egy bolsevikit. Az esete
maga bolsi ICY panaszolja ell ;
kommunista lapban: "Mikor XII
jottek nok es ferfiak templon
Dol mindegyiknek adtam egy rop
lapot. Volt OFT egy par 0regasz
SONY, aki AIT mondta, hogy "b
kell jelenteni fathernek, hog.
vitesse ell bolseviki roplap osz
togat6t."
Egy par perc mulva ram rohan
ket ember, mint a vadak, akik el
i pen akkor jottek Xxi a templon
Dol, ahol "Isten aldasat es embel
es testveri szeretet igeit" mono
a tax ell. Az egyik probalta elvenl
a roplapot a kezembol, de mel
! tudta, hat megfogta kezemet
a mask eivette a roplapot, ossz'
/ tepte 6s belem rugott. kezdtel
7 atmenni az utica mask oldalar
/ az egyik ember utanam jott es ol
y level iit0tt engemet az utica koz
K pen cs meg az utica mask 0ldala
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22

anott 6ssgeket meg be zetek hogy megaanast sg6
bocssak rendekezesere Csak ICY nduha
vemberben munka minden vonalon
gazgat6 idgenes Szervezes 531 So
ciety for Savings Building, Cleveland, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22

ban mar mem segitett, inert a sze-
rencsetlen ember bels0 verzes k0-
vekezteben meghalt.
A csend8rseg a tamad6k k0zil
t0bbet letart6ztatott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22

A lapunkban hirdet3 cegeknel
vasaroljon. VasarlasainN emlitse
meg, hogy a hirdetest lapunkban
latta. Szolgalatot tesz nekiink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-09
HOPE TO SELL RICE
SURPLUS ABROAD
California Growers to Try
McNary-Haugen Bill
Methods.
By the Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-Financ-
ing the sale of approximately 1900. 900
bags OF rice IN II foreign countries at a
price lower than that Of the domestic
market has been undertaken this year
by the California Rice Growers Asso-
citation.
This effort Of a cooperative agency
to employ methods somewhat similar TO
those contemplated in the McNary-
Haugen bill for disposal of crop sur
pluSes is watched with interest by CO.
operatives handling other commodities.
The 1928 crop, now being shipped,
brings the total of California rice on
hand to 4,500,O00 bags. Adverse market
conditions, due in part to the large
carry from last year, make it nee
essary to develop wider foreign markets
than ever before attempted.
Sell Rice Abroad.
Oficials Of the association say they
must find an outlet abroad for almost
so per cent Of the rice in stock.
To accomplish that, the surplus of the
California crop, which is approximately
Is per cent of the American total IS
going this year to South America, Cuba,
Norway. Sweden, Denmark, Finland,
England, ireland, Scotland, Germany,
France, Belgium, Canada, New Zealand
and Japan. In addition, shipments are
being made to Porto Rico and Hawaii,
clasSed as domestic markets.
AS they did two years ago, when the
California surplus was sold in japan
alone, officers of the association viii
finance the project through local banks.
They do not expect to sell below the
cost OF production, although they will
accept whatever price they can get
within reason.
World Market Low.
The world market for rice Is ie~.
Anything that may be lost In the ven
ture Is expected to be made up through
the stabilizing influence surplus removal
will have on the domestic market.
Presence Of the troublesome carry
over this year is said to be the result Of
the failure Of the associations members
to support overtures on foreign markets
last year despite the fact that money
was made two years ago in selling to
Japan.
Although the commercial production
Of rice In California dates only from
1913, the State ranks second to Loui-
siana in total production. The bulk is
grown in the Sacramento and San Joa-
quin Valleys. Japan Is the largest buyer
Of the Pacific Coast product, and in the
world market the keenest competition
comes from Spain and Italy rather than
the Orient. where rice is q principal
article Of diet.