Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • Page 2

1 'C' 1 tfWiWi MMttittV )M JAIL i Jail, 1 Wtftottfti tertctaf HOt 8. flw More where, to UBflOdVl HIV BLttlO UQ ftUte taitttfttlata Al- tfeftith iSMBtfacled a mil "tUtftflJ ft year 8 tlOTnf WnH wmwi' RUM Wfl Farm Untdtt Man ttr Mite (Put President Iowa, Farmers tfrilon) MolAM, fight oi HeHcan atrltiulture for' wfttt far from won ind fdf titat rewon fartnera of ffltiit not pravalllng to Improve materially dnrinf 19J1, Ths experiences fattted And lesm by-'Iowft'ii in their during 1 1930 hare been both cosily and bitter. QoyertjMertt aid, proffered through act and TEHM IK JAtl, flheirlff totitvood County, hu It It will make ilt Mpopimr lit of the of Bell 1(11)8 did this verV ti yooftK man farm fleap here a Jt, f6f his alleged JWttof." iimn'ii ii il' Struck by cat- 1 MM, badly nfcreeU of was by aft autowo- hod 71 car. adminwtered boaWi has rrfmilted in the lowest level, of prides for practically all farm products that has prevailed in this eouritrjr fora quarter century, Uggt. cTiaiHnan of the federal fftrm.boArd, has testified that as as November, IflSO, the board sold short bushels of wheat to Mop: a rise in the market so that wheat be Kept within reach of the "buy'lnrf and so that Wheat could be "fed to and live J.M9 wOQlAtl atrtiokaln aHoh mahntr aa to i radiator of tha then rolled off Into bones In the InJurlM Had win place of corn'." If a trOvernment agency ta Interested In keeping the price of wheat or any other-farm product at leiu than ofle-half the cost of production, then the only hopt Of tha American termer la through his farm organI- wtlon and his Individual intelligence and Inltlatllve.

The farmers of Iowa and the farmers of thla nation must face the year. If81 With even greater courage and resolutehesa Of purpose, For In their hands, in; last analysis, lies the salvation or utter, ruin of the In- duatry of WATCH TH Victim tent Mllhanfc, of a watch tail Hay tirttttftht Nelson, 1 tence tftfSe thfee months in at Sioux falls, May Nelson ftftd also of Madison, Grant eottrtty; 6f which Mllbftnk Ihe courtly seil, when hli! watch, Me suspected Nelson from the start had been Seeking id obtain sufficient evidence to rant an arrest. Recently he obtained the needed evidence and had son arrested. The accused decided to enter plea of and was sentenced by Judge Howard Babcock In circuit court. Mystery Death ol 7 Iowa Man Still If Being Investigated Council BluMs, and Nebraska authorities still were searching for, might indicate the cause of, the death Of Werner C.

HAyfteft, of Council Bluffs, whose was taken from the Missouri river Auburn, a wek ago. The suicide at ad. vanced, WAS abandoftM When Coroner Purlongr, of AUbiiM aflfiounced that head and evident on the body had reived before death, bldod cjots itlli; Stood beneath racturta: Authorities have unable to find the clothing Hayn(a he waa last seen, A topcoat, vest and coat which Haynerf.was said to have been wearing were htlSsing when the body was widoW still holds to the theory that he committed suicide, al- hough she could ascribe no motive, 101 Judge Rules lowan Has No-Good Case Firm tent in Sharp Headaches and Eye Vaniih Modern. Method Applied Mr. F.

enteredfthe office of the Blank Optical company with severe headaches and pains across the eye's. states he took a few the new exercising; jnethod which forces a blood supplyV to', the well as 1 strerifftheps'the must-les, these alj jtravilerf fringnd'on hla patVnrforlTan 004 talles. The aged carrier never ley. Judge Banborn found that prior Sixth Mid Pierce Sta, an automobile on his route, al- patents covered Colby'a invention. Sioux City Territory for Treasured, Loyal Friendship Steadily Growing Since 1881 II'V fill And We Are Glad to Assure You That You Are Certain to Find Exceptionally Prosperous, Profitable One Because 1931 is Golden Jubilee Year That Means Extra Savings for You! Quality, Properly Tk 1 "4 a Tomorrow at 8:30 wT?" Annual other time of this Annual January Clearance There's ttry definite one lit style rfthtriifir In Ity through through.

Too, our store In genera), our salesmen, 'our (aflors and employes must excel In every rmpeet la order that we can ABBBAelT AND AHEAD Of TIMES CLEARANCE SALE -Siva-- 2,297 TOPCOATS AT THE MOST RADICALLY REDUCED PRICES IN OOR-ENTIRE HISTORY $36 to ValnM $46 to $65 $55 to $65 VftlttM pOMlbly 1 NSbi 1 'it -j" PATTERN DOUBLE SAVINGS IlSf BOYS' CLOTHES ,0 oddtrowero froitt'lilltf -'-re of the 1 If Plus Tour styles, colors 2-KNICKER SUITS Sale of $10, $12.50 and $15 $075 8 All-wool materials in the newest each suit with two' pairs full lined knickers, Ages 6 to 16 1 For iTour Old HAT or CAP $2.50, $3 and $3.50 Collar Attached and 2 Collars to Match SHIRTS $139 Sale of $15, $17.50 and $20 2-KNICKER or 2-LONGIE SUITS 12 The popular University styles, all the new colors, 2 pairs long or 2 full lined knickers with every spit. Ages 12 to 20. Sale of $20, $25 and $30 High School Prep SUITS 17 flejfuart young men's of new and new itylw. Hart Man made them, you kriow the Duality. This is an allowance on the purchase of any hat from our special lot of Dobbs and other well known brands $-595 $595 400 of ROLLING RUNSTOP Sheer Chiffon and Service Sheer Hosiery 1 3 for $4 jaoquard, madrw and piques.

wVa to 18V4. $4, $5, $7 and $9 Neckband Style SHIRTS $948 3 for Imported madras, silk madras and pure Bises 3 to 1 Pair Panel beuU, siwi, twelve colon, olqdinf tin Mi4 brosfn blwk, I Sale of $1, $1.50 an4 $2 3 for 12.25 flfi 1 viintt. hiiMil vodl liflAd. Hfr. 1.

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