The Billings Gazette from Billings, Montana • 2

Thursday, June" 1921. BILLINGS GAZETTE. AL JOLSON IN "SINBAD" AT BABCOCK ml UN GROWERS POLES SEEKING TRIED NURSE tianiiH.if-.io umucl now claims the wrong channel was followed. In connection with the boundary disputes Mr. Thwaite has recalled a plan proposed by Thomas Jefferson in 17S4 for the division of the northwest territory into 10 states, with such classical SIT ENDLY TO EMIGRATE TO i names as Sylvania, Siichigania.

Asseti- isipia. Illinola, Polypotamia, Chersone- DISPUTES BETWEEN ILLINOIS MID WISC. OF BITTER STATES OF sus, Metropotamia, Saratoga, rensipia, and Washington. His report and map, IS PUT IT TO TEST In his own handwriting, are in the Corporation Directors archives of the stato department. UTEO STATES State boundary disputes are not con fined to the middle west.

-'ihoma and Texas had i dispute last year over their Red river boundary and residents Of Elevator Concern Before Court To Protect Company. HELENA, June 8. Friendly proceed of the northern neck of Idaho recently proposed that they join Washington, with which state their Interest are closely linked. And in South Dakota there is a movement on foot to change the name of the state to Roosevelt. ings for receivership of the Slontana Grain Growers, a corporation, were instituted late this afternoon by direceors of the corporation, and after a brief hearing in the district court.

Judge A. Horsky issued an order appointing Sliss Hazel M. Burleigh. 90 Francisco Los Angeles, a trained nurse, after having been convinced by actual test of the remarkable results following the use of Tanlac, feels she owes a duty to others to give them the benefits of her experience with the medicine. Sliss Burleigh says: "Last spring I came off a long, hard case and was very badly run down and weak.

I felt the need of something to build me up and bring back my strength. I had heard friends and patients praise Tanlac so highly I got some and by the time I had taken three bottles I was feeling as fine and was as well and strong as I ever was in my life and I have been in the best of health ever since. "Since I have found out by personal of Lake Erie, including the port of Toledo. The dispute lagged until 1835, when Slichigan became a state and sought to enforce its claim on the Lake Erie strip. Civil war between the two states threatened, and some actual fighting occurred before congress settled the dispute by recognizing Ohio's claims and compensating Slichigan with the gift of the uppr peninsula.

Michigan did r.ot grow enthusiastic over the new territory until a dozen years later when first copper and then iron ore was discovered in the peninsula. In 181S, when Illinois was created, Nathaniel Pope, her delegate in congress, argued for a northern boundary where Slitchell's man showed the foot of the lake, instead of where the southern bend actually is. He declared the new state's commerce must become J. G. Cntes, permanent receiver.

Mr. BUILDING WITH PR 7. f. Vv 1 Crites, up to this time was manager of the corporation. Surety bond of $10,000 filed by Sir.

Crites as receiver, was ap OBERS proved by the court. Dissolution of the corporation was not Passport Chiefs Find Fraudulent Vises Causing Trouble to Misguided Ones. (By International News Service.) WARSAW, June Or.e of the new "daly eights- of Warsaw is a line of 1.500 Polish and Jewish fugitives from all parts of Poland seeking permission to go to new homes in p'eaceful America. The line stretches away from the American consulate, housed in a huse market building which has a great glass roof and resembles a New York steamship pier shed. Every man in the line must be armed with four things; a Polish rassport.

$10 in American currency for the vise, a certified letter from relatives in the United States and a third-class steamship ticket. Only about 500 can get vises in one day. The majority of the applicants are Jewish women and children, depend- asked for, the directors having decided, at a meeting Tuesday afternoon, to start the friendly proceedings for receiver' Legislative Committee ship, as a means of protecting the cor poraticm, its creditors and stockholders and Us assets during the present ad Begins Investigation Of Manner In Which Were Handled. Illinois Claim to Beloit Causes Threat By-Wisconsin To Claim Chicago. MADISON, June 8.

Slichlgan is threatening to sue Wisconsin to obtain possession of Hurley, the "richest village" in the world and 360 square miles of Wisconsin territory; Illinois and Wisconsin are in dispute over their boundary line, and the Upper peninsula of Michigan wants to secede and form a new state of Superior, while Wisconsin hopes to annex the rich peninsular country to herself. And a mapmaker's error in the year 1755 is responsible for all the trouble, according to Reuben G. Thwaite. secretary of the state historical society of Wisconsin. The mapmaker, a man named Slitchell, made the mistake of charting the foot of Lake Slichigan in latitude 42 degrees, 20 minutes, instead of 41 degrees, 3" minutes.

The error of less than one degree according to Mr. Thwaite, was responsible for the "Toledo war" between Ohio and Michigan, for the placing of Chicago and its rich north shore suburbs in Illinois instead of Wisconsin, the annexations of the upper peninsular to Michigan, and all the boundary disputes which have grown out of these events. Subsequent mapmakers and surveyors who followed in Mitchell's footsteps made one or two other mistakes which contributed to the general confusion. When the congress of the 13 states, in session at Philadelphia, July 13, 1787, adopted an ordinance for the government of the northwest territory embracing the present states of Ohio, verse conditions of business and finance, and until the 1921 grain crop begins to move through, which process the cor poration will be able to regain its test that it is a medicine of unusual merit I have suggested it in several cases with gratifying results, and in one case of chronic stomach trouble the benefits following were nothing short of remarkable, and the patient is now entirely well. I do not hesitate to recommend Tanlac in cases where there is need of a good system-builder or in cases of stomach trouble, especially those where formation of gas produces disagreeable symptoms." "Alt normal condition.

The proceedings consisted of a com NEW YORK, June 8. Slillions of 4 plaint in which S. F. Hockersmith and other directors of the corporation are the plaintiffs, making the Slontana Grain Growers, a corporation, defendant, and answer filed by the said de identified with the northern lakes or else flow south down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, with the result that the state might Join a southern confederacy in case the union were disrupted. Congress heeded his plea and gave the new state Chicago and a strip of territory running 61 miles north from the foot of the lake, ard west to the Missis sippl.

Surveyors who ran the new line made another mistake, with the result that a wedge shaped piece of Illinois is actually in Wisconsin at one end of the line, and a part of Wisconsin is in Illinois at the other. Illinois claims that the city of Beloit, belongs to that state, and the Illinois constitutional convention last fall considered asking a new survey. Wisconsin retorted she would lay claim to Chicago and every now living of persons dollars' worth of 6 per cent building loans in which several of the largest savings banks in New York City compelled the borrower to accept depreciated Liberty bonds at par in lieu of cash were investigated today before fendant, admitting all the allegations contained in the complaint, except as to insolvency the complaint not alleging insolvency, but representing that unless the Lockwood legislative committee. Other loans granted on condition that receiver be apopinted, the corpora United States. Many of the.r men folks went to America before the war, intending soon after their arrival to send for their sisters, wives and children, but the war cut them off.

In one day recently there were 300 women applicants from the town of Cholm. Most of their husbands had gone to New York before the war and Hester street was a common address. The Warsaw line forms early in the morning, long before the light is up, nri tnnst of the people in it are pre tion soon would be insolvent. The defendant waived the statutory time for borrowers would purchase real estate the lending Institutions had acquired on hearing, and asked that the petition of the plaintiffs be acted upon at the moment. foreclosure also were brought out large numbers.

All of the loans were on first mortgage unencumbered real thing to the north under the "forever The plaintiffs set forth in their com plaint that "wheat and other grain "Sinbad," and Sigmund Romberg and Al Jolson, who provided the music for this extravaganza, surpassed anything heretofore seen at the Winter Garden. It is an entertainment which appeals to all classes, for the children attend the matinees and enjoy the fun with the same zest as that of their elders at night. Some of the big and important scenes in "Sinbad" are: North Shore Country club, Golf Shelter, A Street in Bagdad. In the Perfumed East, the Palace of Sinbad, Cabin of the "Whale," the Briny Deep, the Valley of Diamonds, the Isle of Y'outh, the Hindoo Snake Dance, the Deck of the "Whale," the Garden Party, the Golf Course, and the Amateur Dog Show, with- its wonderful leaping hounds. Al Jolson.

in the Winter Garden whizzing, sizzling cyclone of laughter, the famous Oriental travesty, "Sin-tad," will be the attraction at the Eabcock theater June 16. Never before in the history of the stage has there been an artist who approached the present popularity of this incomparable and inimitable Al Jolson. He has been appearing in this ex travaganza during the past two seasons and curing that time has appeared but 10 cities outside of New York. The story of "Sinbad" takes us back to old Bagdad, where we discover all our old friends of the Arabian Nights, and more particularly Inbad the Porter, impersonated by the delectably droll and dynamically diverting Jolson. Harold Atteridge, who wrote the bock of rowers in the state have just passed unalterable" clause of the ordinance of 17S7, and the matter was dropped.

The question of the Slichigi.n-Wiscon-sln boundary was rr.ised recently when the Wisconsin legislature rejected a estate, which the bankers conceded were glltedged. Several big bankers testified in regard to these transactions and admitted making loans conditional upon their through a most unexpected and unprece pared to stand there all day. Food is hawked to them in the course of the day on trays much like ice cream cones Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Wiscon sin, Slitchell's map was used as a getting rid of Liberty bonds at par or resolution inviting the people of the upper peninsula to secede and Join this dented drouth condition that could not have been reasonably anticipated and of such unprecedented, unexpected and unanticipated extent and condition as to amount in effect to an act of God, guide. The ordinance provided that two of the five states should lie "north of an east and west line drawn through 5 unloading real estate undesired by them. Economize) state.

Representatives from the pen insula in the Slichigan legislature fol The practice of the Brooklyn Savings lowed with a resolution proposing they be permitted to form a separate state. which brought about a destruction of elevator and warehouse business from a profit standpoint, including this corporation's; and that immediately follow. bank, it was brought out, was to give the borrower a check for the loan and then he would endorse and immediately the southern bend or extreme of Lake Michigan." The preamble of the ordinance stated that its articles should "forever remain unalterable unless by common consent." to be called Superior. Finally the Slichigan legislature appointed a com return the check to the bank, which there was in the state and par would honor it with Liberty bonds of A pencil line drawn on this copy of mittee to investigate the state boundary and appropriated 110,000 for its expenses. The committee recently recommended mm CREDITED WITH B1LL1NSS 13 CHOSEN US an equal face value, but worth less than 95 in the market.

The comp Slitchell's map still on file in the state department, passes about midway between the River Raisin and the settle troller of the bank. Larus E. Sutton to Governor Sleeper that Slichigan bring suit to recover 3G0 square miles of ticularly at the various points therein where at the defendant company was operating, an unprecedented and unexpected financial depression and condi tion," and that this condition existed generally through the country and also at terminal markets where the company had therefore been buying and selling ment of Detroit. SECOND MIUION MM5 told the committee he thought there was a radical, fundamental difference Wisconsin territory on the ground that The foundation for the boundary dis SITE F1JEW COLLEGE (Continued from Page One.) or refreshments at American Daseoau fames. Mattresses on which women and children sleep axe also common sights.

Weed Out Frauds. Attempts to sell fraudulent vises to the unsuspecting in the line are frequent and are giving the authorities a great deal of worry. Coming from the devastated lands of Poland, the ignorant refugees fall easy victims to the false tales of easing their way to an American vise and the steamship for the promised land. The practice has become eo widespread that it has resulted in numerous arrests and cancellations of passports. In an effort to discourage the practice, American Vice-Consul Huddle stepped out of his office in the top tier of the market building the other day and delivered a spech to the emigrants in which he warned them against those who wrere preying on their ignorance.

"Thirty-four emigrants," he said "have been imprisoned in New York, where they were trying to get into the Tnited States with false American between this sort of a deal and the pro putes was laid, according to Mr. cess of paying the borrower in Liberty Thwaite, in 1802, when the people of i surveyors chose the wron fork of the Slontreal river when they ran the state border line. The recommendation followed a refusal by Gov. John J. Blaine, of Wisconsin, to arbitrate the question.

bonds right at the start. Ohio held their constitutional conven (By Associated Press.) PARIS, June 8. The first accounting grain; altogether bringing about an enforcement of the collection of its out The Prudential insurance company on Eyesight) EYESTRAIN waste? your strength, yourj time, your It is a steady drain upon! your nerve force and re-' duces your efficiency materially. 4 Have Your Eyes Tested We rendcr a valuable ser-' vice in scientific eye exam-Sination, measuring your vision with accuracy, arjd supplying the gkses you? need to overcome allde-y Jects. 1 We Guarantee tion at Chilicothe to demand entrance was under attack part of the" time.

Its standing obligations in greater rapidity Another map maker's mistake is in into the union. A trapper who hap cened to be in the village told the dele president, Forrest F. Dryden, testified it was true that the bulk of the com volved in this dispute, according to Sir. Thwaite. A committee of the gates that the actual foot of Lake pany's bank deposits were held in United States senate fixed the bound banks In which he was Interested or in Slichigan was some distance south of the point shown on Slitchell's map, so the cannv deletrates stipulated that if which the company itself, his father's estate or other officials, were stock between the on reparations will be taken up within a few days, after the allied experts, in accord with the reparations commission, have established the balance available of the sums paid by Germany in money and in kind.

While the reparations commission has not yet finally fixed the estimate of deliveries in kind, from the rough figures on hand they are believed to totr.l 8,000,000,000 marks gold. The cost of the allied occupation of Germany, which must be deducted from this sum ary line, using a map published by L. Judson, which represented the Slontreal and Slenominee rivers both rising in Lake Bieux Desert, thus making an island out of the northern peninsula. and in larger amount than could be anticipated." The corporation owns and operates elevators at Drummond, Jefferson Island, Willow Creek, Norris, Belgrade, Eozeman, Big Timber, Cylde Park, Billings, Edgar, Hardin, Hysham, Roundup, Gage, Shawmut, Judith Gap, Oxford, Kolin, Rossfork, Rangeford, Stockett and Portage. H.

SI. Stewart of Bozeman was attorney for the plaintiffs, and John G. holders. He could see no impropriety the proposed east and west line laid down by congress should fall so far south as to miss Lake Erie, Ohio would ly decided upon Billings as the logical center and most suitable site for the new educational institution. Other leading competitors for the college included Bismarck, Butte and several places in Idaho and Utah.

The college will be established new from foundation up, and will represent an initial investment of at least J500.000, according to Sir. Seville. This college will serve the territory including the western portion of the Dakotas, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and Utah. Formal Decision Pending. Formal decision on the location of the school will not come until the national board can take action through the in this, he said.

Sir. Untermyer declared the mutual ization or tne Prudential had been a Senator William C. Preston, of South Carolina, proposed this alleged river highway as a fair dividing line, and his farce, and sought to show that policy vises. Thirty people are being sent back from Goteborg, Sweden, where they were stopped by the American au holders exerted no power in the conduct plan was approved. then claim all territory to the northernmost cape of Sliami bay.

In 1805 congress created the territory of Slichigan and fixed the southern boundary as provided by the ordinance of 1787, with the result that the new territory claimed a strip some six miles wide across the entire southern side Good Results Brown of Helena, for the defendant, In the proceedings. Sir. Brown and Sam of its affairs. 1 ATTENDING CONVENTION. is thought to be in the neighborhood of seven billion marks, leaving Surveyors eventually found Lake Vieux Desert is really the headquarters V.

Stewart of Helena were named at torneys for the receiver. of the Wisconsin river, and has no con William Moore of Seattle, Q. E. Stapp 000,000 marks gold to be recovered from the allies benefiting from the deliveries. nection with either the Slontreal or of the Northwestern Distributing com pany, H.

T. Orton, Bert Harwood and This 1,000,000,000 marks, together with the 1,000,000,000 marks gold which Germany delivered to the reparations vick Sampson are attending the con ATTACKS ON POLICE. (By Associated Press.) Boose Optical Co. vention of the supreme councilors of the United Commercial Travelers, held commission under the peace as thorities. They cannot go to America because they had false vises.

"Many other emigrants have been arrested in Danzig, Rotterdam and Amsterdam because they were trying to get on ships for America with false passports and false vises. All of these people will be prohibited from going to the United States. Some Cold Advice. "Hundreds of swindlers are in Warsaw trying to steal your money. They say they can get the American vise for you.

They are liars and cheats. They will only make trouble for you and you can never go to the United States DUBLIN, June 8. Three attacks with revolvers and bombs were made on a HUG FINDS PERCE SUBJECT IS FlflENT Slenominee, and Crptain Thomas Jefferson Cram, of the topographical engineers, reported to congress that it took an Indian without pack eight days to travel from the lake to the Slontreal river. Eventually congress selected a boundary following in part "the main channel of the Slontreal river." Slichigan the first payment on reparations, make3 Northwestern synod, said Mr. Seville Wednesday, but there is little fear now that the decision of the survey board will be changed.

Subsequent action on the matter will be formality only, he said, and Billings people can expect building operations to start in due time after a certain amount of necessary preliminary business is turned off by the national and synod church administrative machinery, which is decidedly Optometrists and the total balance in hand on the repara Manufacturing Opticians at Boise, Idaho, June 0, 10 and 11. The Billings association was Increased by 75 new members this year, and it Is cspected that the local delegates will tions account 2,000,000,000 gold marks. 2813 First Ave. N. police lorry today.

One civilian was killed and several civilians of -whom four were women were wounded. In addition five constables received wounds. win honors at the convention. The latter sum Just equals Belgium's priority share of 2,500,000,000 gold francs and it is understood here she expects it (Continued from Page One.) will be paid to her. -ii -nr 11 1 Mnr ummm iim ill, ii t1 11 ina 7 tiot.

m-T n.vr.'HWLUKKiivaaft deliberate. Actual operations to establish the college probably will not begin American and Canadian ideals are in common and when he spoke about the North American contribution to present ONLY THREE AFEBICMS until neit spring or summer, he said. Slembers of the local English Lutheran church organization who have been at work on the matter of present SURVIVE CQLF HOUNDS day civilization and to the world it occurred to me that the example of two great peoples living side by side in peace, in confidence and in mutual undertsanding is about the finest contributions that two nations could give to the world. "I have said on many occasions that if all the nations of the earth were as honest and unselfish as our republic. ing this community's claims to the co'-lege, attribute much credit to the efforts of the Rev.

Sir. Seville, who has kept in touch with the matter since its inception a year ago in the national synod sessions and whose efforts finally brought the board of survey to this city on Friday of last week. GLEN EAGLES, Scotland, June S. Only three American professional golfers today survived the qualifying rounds of the 1,000 guineas tournament and are eligible for match play in the continuation of the event tomorrow. if you deal with them.

"Tell all of your friends to beware of passport cheats and vise swindlers. Tell them the American officials know all about their game and that everyone who possesses these false documents will be caught and will not get to that land of their heart's desire." The Hebrew Sheltering and. Immigrant Aid society for America is cooperating with the American authorities in their efforts to run down the false passports and vises, ar.d their agents are working both in Warsaw and Danzig, where most of the emigrants embark for the United States. Danzig is crowded with fugitives who have passed through the routine of procuring vises at Warsaw and are waiting for their ships. They are several camps full of them a-d the authorities are taking precautions to prevent outbreaks of epidemic there never.

would be another war. I will revise it today and say that if al! the nations of the earth are as unselfis'a and devoted to their ideals as the United States and Canada there never 1 will be another war. 'But if I may say so without a dis- 1 cordant note for there is notie in my I They are Walter Hagen, former open champion, Jock Hutchison and Emmett French. None of the others were able to attain the golfing prowess necessary to bring him among the IS men whose aggregate iow scores cf the two-day play over the Kir.gs course ar.d the Queens course made them eligible to compete for the prizes. Edward Ray, holder of the Amerlacn open championship, was the low score man for the 54 holes, his card showing 212 strokes.

heart I call attention to the fact that the United States of America and the Dominion of Canada have dwelt side by Favor City at Once. Dr. Luther Gotwald of Pennsylvania, general superintendent of the united church's educational department, was profoundly impressed with Billings as the proposed college site from the fir3t moment, said Sir. Seville, aird Dr. F.

K. Knubel of New York City, national president, also was very' well pleased immediately. He made such declaration when he addressed the Billings Commercial club on the day of his visit. Dr. J.

F. Siebert, head of the church's home missions, was the third member of the party which inspected Billings. Sir. Seville accompanied the party as far as Butte, and said he was given to understand that Billings had made the best Impression on the national board up to that time. The party continued on to the coast to study the necessity side and settled their controversies sat isfactorily without resort to a super- power but the exercise of the sovereign- 1 ty of free peoples dealing with one an- BIG BOIFOUH FOLLOWS HOTTEST SPELL DF Ml other.

If we can commit civilized-) humanity to abiding righteousness and everlasting Justice and inspire them with our example we will have made a EAGLES TO INSTALL Hi SET OFFICERS TOUT long stride toward the peace the world craves." I With that Mr. Harding plunged into Following the hottest day of the year And it is the only big business that has not been thoroughly organized during the last few years. Because all other business is organized and the farmer's is not, the interests of the farmer have not been protected as their importance deserves. There is but one way by which the farmer may come into his own, and that way is- his prepared address in which he enjoined the graduates of this June a') over the United States to dedicate themselves to the task of restoring stability in a world where "almost nothing" remains secure from the at tacks of iconoclasts. he said, never before had such need of sober, unselfish leadership.

of strengthening the college at Seattle, and to consider the establishment of another new school in California. Church Ha 14 Colleges. The English Lutheran church maintains as one of its fundamental functions, along with Christianization, the Americanization of its adherents, according to Dr. Knubel, when he was here, and the church points with pride to its 14 thriving colleges in the United States, mostly in and south. The nearest one is that in Seattle.

Mr. Seville, having established the English Lutheran church of Billings, has turned over the pastorate to the P.ev. H. E. P.einhardt of Erie, and will leave here within a few days for It has been unusually warm on the streets the IaEt few days, but the weather has been no warmer than will be the hot time members and officers of Billings aerie of Eagles have planned for their meeting tonight.

There are several new birds to be admitted to the flock, and the meeting will be noted for "pep" throughout. Officers elected recently for the ensuing year will be installed, and plans will be discussed for the large number of delegates going to the state convention in Eutte held the first week in July. In introducing the French ambassa so far, Biilings was given a splash of cooler weather, with a little more than a quarter of an inch rainfall, yesterday. It started in to cloud up about 10 'clock in the morning, but the rain did hot break until about 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Starting in gently, the rain was soon coming down In a soaking quantity.

There was alEO a slight electrical display with the storm. The rain at the present time adds to the prospects of a good crop this year and if similar alterations of warm weather and rains will keep up for another month, it looks like a bumper crop for the farmers of the state. The thermometer yefcterday went up to S4 dfgrees and Billings was the hottest place in the state, Helena, Anaconda and other places registering between SO and 85. dor. Bishop Hamilton declared that the American and French armies were plighted at Yorktown, a "marriage bond" which actually was sealed years later in Flanders.

"The bishop has referred to York- another field in the state. A board consisting of F. W. Peterson, F. J.

Han Boat On Iceberp; But In No Danger son and F. Tate hae been active with Sir. Seville in the efforts of Bil lings English Lutherans to have the district college located here. The Bil ST. JOHNS.

N. June 8. A radio message tonight from the steamer Sea- lings Commercial club added its efforts town," said M. Jusserand, in beginning his speech, "and well he may. The three flags above us represent the three nations of Yorktown; one of them in those days on the wrong side of the trench, but on the right side now.

Those three flags are different in their arrangement of colors, but heaven be praised, they are blessed with the same colors, the red, and white, and blue. "Reference has been made to the 100 years of peace between the United States and Canada, France and Great Britain, too, have been at peace for 100 years, a long-maintained peace, which, I doubt not, means peace in the negotiations. pool which struck an iceberg this morning said her bulk heads continued ri hslts rami auto pirtut mm (Continued from Page One.) to ana tne vessel was in no SILESIA TROUBLE HALTS rlanger of foundering. If weather con I ditions are favorable It is expected the Organization needs you and you need organization, Mr. Farmer.

Every farmer is entitled to threo things in his business COST OF PRODUCTION, if he produces economically. STABILITY OF MARKETS, over which he now has little control. INDUSTRIAL REPRESENTATION AND RECOGNITION. These things cannot be secured by each farmer acting individually. They must be secured through a well-financed organization.

The Farm Bureau has three parts in its organization to get these three things the farmers want. The Yellowstone County Farm Bureau help solve all local problems of production, distribution, home economics and better farm life generally. The Montana State Farm Bureau, when perfected, will be the state-wide voice of the Far mBureaus in legislation, economics, industrial and allied interests. The American Farm Bureau Federation is the masterful organization which represents you, Mr. Farmer, in the seats of the mighty at Washington, in all state capitab and wherever regulatory and administrative commissions are sitting.

Membership in the Yellowstone County Farm Bureau entitles you to all the benefits of three links of the perfected plan. The membership fee is $5.00 a year, for three years, with a provision which permits withdrawal after one year. The drive starts Monday, June 20, 1S21, and continues for just one week. Membership men will call upon you at your own farm to see you and take your membership, as well as to explain the full details of the Farm Bureau work from County to Nation. Be ready for them when they call.

They are, every one, just plain farmers like yourself, Farm Bureau members in their home coun ties. Get into this most perfect organization that is really doing big things now. Watch papers for dates and places of public meetings. The campaign is under the direction of the Peapool will reach this port about noon tomorrow. SOME COHL MEET The message sent at p.

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Tho proposed meeting of the aliit-d supreme council has faded Into the dim distance as a result of French pressure for a postponement until order has been restored in the plebiscite zone or Upper Silesia. Official circlrs here admit that Great Britain is willing to make this concession, but it is declared the British government Is insisting on stern measures in Upper Silesia and absolute Impartiality as between the Germans and Poles, and is ready to employ force, if necessary, in the creation of a neutral zone between the contending factions. Gnat Britain now Is awaiting the report of Bir Harold Stuart, British commissioner for Upper Silesia, after which the French proposal for a commission of experts to investigate the Silesian situation will be considered. The reluctance of the French to act against the Poles is not regarded here as sfrious impediment to the pacification of Upper fc-llr-sla. and this attitude on the Poles Is not regarded here as a cause any friction between the British ar.d French control officials.

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