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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-18

not worthy of respect unless il has a
character built up by a consistent and
continuous policy.
And this character amounts to very
little if it be but the personal opinion
of an editor or owner. The editor
is but one among the employees OF
the publishing establishment for
which he writes He uses pen rath-
or than broom but should not there
by claim more privileges than the Of
fee boy SO far as airing his personal
opinions is concerned. Subscrib-
ers are all that make paper possible.
They unite in the support of their tav-
orite publication because ii meets
their ideas of usefulness to the com
munity or county wherein they have
or hope to have permanent home
/ They have reason to expect the
influence of their paper will accord
with their idea of right and that
the power they have created by their
patronage will not be used TO oppose
what they believe to be just.
The only possible basis for real
opinion and permanent policy in a
newspaper is the average belief of
its subscribers, the merged idea of
Justice to all its patrons. The con-
census of opinion among 5000 men has
an element of permanency in com
parison with which the belief of one
man is little more than a whim. A
publication is fortunate if its sub
scribers speak of it as their paper.
A right to guide its policies becomes
vested in these faithful patrons, the
"old subscribers" Changes made in
defiance to their wishes indicate a
management lacking in courtesy and
gratitude. Such changes ought, and
usually do, result in loss of influence
and financial disaster.
A paper may properly reflect pub
lie opinion. To a certain extent 1t
should mould and direct it. Domino
ton and control of public thought
however, are not provinces of journal
ism. 1t is we'll for any editor to get this
somewhat humble view OF his calling.
Otherwise he will find himself preach
ing to vacant seats and be aroused
from his complacent dream of in
fluence and leadership by the retreat
ing footsteps of his indignant auditors
and the echos of an empty room.
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Mrs. Emery S. AdeIl announces the

Mrs Emery S. Adell announces the
engagement of her daughter, Viola
Leslie. to Glenwood Forrest Barnes
of Sanford, Maine.
The regular meeting of the Skowhe-
gan Board of Trade will be held to-
morrow. (Friday) evening in the Mu-
nicipal Court Room at 730. Delegates
to the State Board of Trade meeting
to be held at Waterville Sept "a and
25 will be chosen on this date.
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OBITUARY

Mrs. Augustus Jewett passed away
from her home at Madison Center,
Sept. 9th. Although in poor health,
she was sick but one week. She was
the daughter of Jesse and Rebecca
Dean. In 1870 she married Augustus
Jewett and always lived at North Mad
ison until 1909, when they moved TO
Madison Center. She was highly es-
teemed in her old home where she
passed her long life and endeared
herself to all in her new home, and
1t was with sorrow that all heard of
her death. She WIS a devoted wife
and mother. She leaves a husband
Augustus Jewett, and two children
Mr.. William Jewett and Mrs. Charles
Perkins, both of Skowhegan, one bro
Their and two sisters, who have the
sympathy of all in their sorrow. Rev
F. A. Wiggin of Boston, Mass. spoke
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WILL BE CLOSED FOR THE FAIR

Steward & Smiley, d. A. W. f.
Porter and Stanley Harlow & Hight
are to close their places of business
for the afternoon tomorrow and Sat
urday.
1t is understood that the banks,
barbershops, business offices, dry
goods, grocery and other retail stores
will be closed tomorrow afternoon.
The Skowhegan schools plan to
close this, Thursday and Friday af-
ternoons. The Somerset Fair officials
are much gratif1ed at the aid thus CIV
en- their enterprise by the Skowhegan
public.
The Commonwealth Shoe Co., will
be closed Friday afternoon and all
day Saturday, while il the weather is
fine the American mill will be closed
both Friday and Saturday afternoons
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-18
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1913
If You Like the Show Let
Folks Know 1t.

Skowbegan audiences have a repu-
tation. doubtless deserved for listiess-
ness and lack of enthusiasm. Ever
the best theatrical company need APP
plause to bring out their best talent
Skowhegan people should not let then
dignity and reserve, of themselves adj
mirable qualities, prevent their show
ing proper enthusiasm when stage ar
lists are doing things of real merit
II the word goes out that SkowhegaT
is ready to applaud good thing, VIZ
shall get more good companies anc
enjoy them all the better by waking
up a little.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-18
Character in a Newspaper

No individual is so humble as to be
wholly without influence. Likewise
even a country paper may make some
impression on the time and field Of It's
existence. AS we lose respect for a
man who changes his opinion for tri-
vial causes, 80 a newspaper loses its
influence and standing If 1t advocates
We esteem a man who Is faithful and
constant to an idea. A journal is
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-18
Coming Events

Sept. Irregular Meeting of Wo-
mans Relief Corps.
Sept. 20 Regular meeting G. A. r.
in Grad Army Hall.
Sept 23-Regular meeting of the
". c. T. [. and election of officers
Sept "A Meeting of Skowhegan
Grange.
Sept 1s-19-20-Somerset Central
Agricultural Fair
December 18-19-20-Annual Somer-
set Poultry Show in Skowhegan.
Sept. 19-Board of Trade meeting
In Municipal building at 730.
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Let Horace Do 1t

or the many things advertised as
FREE. the most are simply VeXaton
and expense. We learn, despite the
proverb to the contrary to look G II
horse In the mouth. We should not,
however. close our minds to the fact
that there are things of tremendous
value which come without money and
without price-eyen without effort
The most striking source of utterly
free service that we know of is the
Boston Public Library. What We
have in mind is not the marvellous
collection OF volumes, but the service
which the library affords as an infor-
nation bureau, While not under OBJ
legation to do so, it answers any ques
ton submitted if within the realm of
present day knowledge.
Would you like to know who settled
the town of Bingham? The name OF
the first settler is doubtless recorded
somewhere in Somerset County but
you can learn by inquiry addressed to
the Boston Public Library before You
could find out where to commence
your search in the records of this To-
cality. Would 1t be useful to know
the number of COWS of each of the
dairy breeds kept in the State OF
Maine or in New England? The same
source of information will tell you to
horn and hoof. They can tell
you the price of pasture land in the
vicinity of Boston Common in June
1880, who ate the first oyster, the tenn
perature of the ocean at 1000 foot
depths, the name of the first white
man to plant corn west of the Missi-
ssippi. who murdered Thomas
ABecket, or who killed Cock Robin.
In short, there is no information, tri-
vial or momentous. which they are not
possessed of and ready to impart.
Now the man who does all this is
Librarian Horace G. Wadlin, hence
our title, LET Horace Do IT.. We
mistrust he has some help in these
matters. In fact, he very modestly
announces his replies as the work of
his assistant. But the librarian il
the man to whom you apply and he
seems to guarantee the information.
Like many another wonderful thing,
their system Is just short of perfec-
ton. They have no way of forecast
ing the future. They can tell you
all about what is and has been, what
happened and what is now happening,
even whether your great grandmother
smoked clay or corncob, but they
will turn you down if you seek for
an exact program for coming years.
Not to make light of this subject
which Ia really of serious Importance,
1t Is well to say that one who fails
to appreciate the usefulness Of this
great storehouse Of knowledge, over
looks most valuable aid. no matter
what his calling. OF course its ser
vices are best adapted to the writer,
the professional man and the student,
but there Is no vocation that cannot
benefit by them. Get the habit. Let
Horace solve your knotty problems
for you. There is absolutely nothing
known to science, history or tradition
that the Boston Public Library can
not reveal.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-18

Some men are bashful because they
are bachelors, and others are bachel-
ors because they are bashful.
Falling In love ia a quick process,
but staying there takes lifetime.
The love of appreciation is RESPONSE
BILE for many comic situations and
many queer mistakes.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-12

pana Jcrnana y jcho PAM. Moje
maIitkost Sc tam take pripletIa,
TAX .jsme Sc : dardou p6kn6 bayl'
Ii. Pan krbcl jc dobry humorl-
sta q Scdlatck mu ncOstane mno-
no dluzen,
Dostal jscm primo Moray
zddost o podporu We prospech Ma
rodniho domu We SpiIberku, Jich
adrcsa ie; Mistni odbor Narodni
Jednoty Pisafov6. FIR, Reiehl,
pfcdscda. Jindfich Kreuzinger,
jcdnatel, Ia nemcckd pfijmeni
mne uvadi Y pochybnost, az jc-
jich nositelt mohou byti dobri
Ccsi TAX neyimc, ma Gem jsme
Pom. Chcete-li uspofadati
sbirku na Ndrodni Gtely, pax io
neiltpc venoyati vysledek jeji ma
l'strcdni Matiei Skolskou, nobo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-12
BRUNO, NEBR.

- SIaynost TEL jed. SokoI
Iizkn 23-IctGho trydni vydaflla
80 znamcnitf. Vefer byl krdsn}
n bobaty progam, ktcry sestdval
\ = discI zp6yu, jez zazpfyaI prof
ProskoGiI Dale byla cyiGeni
prosind X praporci a tyGemi, da.
Ic kan ma Sir. Professor Stech,
ktcr} sIibiI, zc bude miti sIay.
nostni rec, nam neprijeI, protoze
ma sjczdu uGitcI6 Y Omaze uhnal
Isl zimu, TAX jsme musiIi odbyti
slaynost bez feGnika. Ia rok,
doufdm, ze Sc tax nestane. De
kujeme panu prof. Proskovcoyi
IN yypomoc pfi slaynosti, a take
zak1m yyssi skoly IA krasnG pi-
sne.
- Minulou nedGli mas naysti,
vii pan FIR. SmoIik a Al. kavalec,
oba Z Brainard. Pravili, ze nell
korny AZ 40 buSlG akru a ze jc
tam yttSi lIroda nez loni.
- Pan J. Vondra "A FIR. Won
dra pfijeli ma slavnost sokolskou
60 start sokolov6. Radi jsmc je
uhlidai
- Vdclay Blatny dostal yeli-
kou zasobu bogh a vozh IA niz-
kou cenu, proddvd ie lacin6ii nez
u Sears Roebuck Y Chicagu, -
Prijdte Sc pfesy6dtit. Adj,
- Vaclav Blatny byl minulf
tiden pfi operaei sytho bratra
Jaknha = I.inwood, ktery Sc do
sud naleza y nemoenici telce ne
mneen.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-12
.HROzNA KATARSTROFA
Ma VELKYCH JEzERECH
Brehy jeSer Huron, Superior .
Erie pokryty jsou troskami .
rozbitych lodi q ma Sedesat lid.
skych Nvoth zahubeno. --- Pc.
nezni skoda phjde do millionh
dollarh.

0 d6snG boufi, kterA zufila We
vychodnich stAtech u o nil sc
zmIhujcmc M druhG Ardnce j.
stu, dosly Y 1tery dalN podrob.
nosti vyliGujici nicivou silu tfi.
dcnni vichfice.
}feby jezer Superior, Huron a
Erie pokryty jsou troskami \
rozbitych neb na m6lcinu yyvrze.
n$ch lodi a pine podrobnosti ka.
tastrofy vcsly We zndmost tcpr.
We yGera, kdyz lodi, jcz obstdIy
yc straspt boufi. dostjhly rflz.
nyIch pfistayd,
Ma pevnint ncjh1fe postizeDo
byIo mtsto Cleveland, o., kde pet
osob bylo zabito a deset jinych
dosud 50 pobfesujc n kdc natros
pcno skody IN ~, 100000.
HcG smrti yc hroznf yichfici na
jczcrech, poknd zprdyy doaly, by
Ia ndsIcdujici;
lpGtadvacct n dosti mono ze
Gtyficet muzG zahynuI0 pfi pre-.
koceni So nAkladniho parniku,
kter} naIczen byl pIoyouci ma je.
zcfe Huron.
Pet tel yyyrzcno bylo na bfeh
v st. Joseph, ma kanadskG stran6
jczcra Huron (Gtyfi m6Iy pdsy o.
znaGen@ "Wcxford" q jeden pas
ncsl nApis "London." "
ri ttla byIa vyyrzena ma bfeb
ma zapadnim bfehu jozcra Huron
a dyt jind ttIa nalezrna byIa ne.
daIeko pfekoccnych dIunl.
Scst 6Icnd majdkovG lodi uto.
nulo jczcfc Erie, blize Buffa.
10, n. Y
Scdm tel bylo yyvrzcno no
brch Kettle Point. ma iezefc
Huron a sedm iin}ch mrtvol oh.
jcvcno ma stroskotand lodi, jez
byla vyhozcna ma mGItinu tam.
tel.
Die zpray, kterf nj dosud do
sly, stroskotany byly tfi parniky
a mnozstvi plachctnik6 a men.
Sich lodi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-12

Swanton ma sv6 farm6, kterou
prodal a koupil u Tobias, kan sc
ttz odstGhoval n zdarnG farmaff
dal. Zdcjsich par pfdtel ho jelo
nyni navstfyit. Shlcdali jsme no
zdrav6ho, jakoz ! celou rodinu,
pfi jcho humoru, kterym nikdy
zddnGho nezarmouti. Bavili jsme
sc, az skoro bychom byli zapo'
mtli, zc name daleko, zc jc jiz
tas domn. TAX Sc jeStG jednou
pocdstlo tim penivym \ Will
bersktho piyoyaru jest6 jsmo
So nayeccfeli dobfe upravenych
kachen, po ktcrych sc chttlo zas
jest6 jednou t0ho pGnlyGho. PAX
jsme 80 ubirali 90 rozlouteni po
autombiIu k domoyu, do kterG.
no jsmc ten stnstnG pfibyli. Jest6
jcdnou srdeGny dix 10 jejich po,
hosttni, tGz panu Hemanoyi n je.
ho manzeIce panu art11kovi
a jebo mauzcIcc IA jejich bumo-
ry, ktcryn jsme Sc musili smht
jcsie dncs.
Minulou sobotu pfijeIa 4
uptnnoninn mani Adam gtGrhova
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-12
MENOEL BELLS
UzNAN NEvINNYM.

Dne 10. listopadn skon6il pro.
ccs y Mcndelcm Beilisem, ktery
stdl pred poroton Y Kijev6 ma
Ccrnd Rusi, jsa obzalovdn 2 ritu-
dlni yrazdy Byl TO jeden nej-
sensaGn6j5ieh n nejdclsich proce'
VII mad DOLBY. 'ryal ctyfi ncd6Ie
u bylo yyslcchnuto mnozstyi
syedkd n soudnich znaIc6 ! uGen.
c6, kteff nell dokAzati existen.
ci ritudlni yrazdy. Ofieieelni Ru-
sko, TO jest svaty synod n dyorni
kamarilla, potfcboyali odsouzeni
Beilisa o 10 odsouzeni pro tento
zlotin. No st6sli odpor cclG ri.
sk6 intelligence II intelligence ee.
I6ho yzd6lanGho sy6ta byl TAX
m0eny, 10 jiN6 mel yliv na ko.
netny yysIedek. A TO je pot6si'
telnG. Dnes, za dnh elektfiny Il
yzduchcolodi ncni jiz mono sy6'
yolnG utratiti ziyot Iidsky jen
pro choutku jednotIiyce ancbo
ntkter6 tfidy Iidskf, jako tomn
bylo We dfedoytkn, ktery y5im
prhyem nozSyd 80 temnym. Je to
prhy6 pro Rusko priznntnt, pro
10 Rusko, kterG dalo nam Tolsto,
je, Dostojoyskfho, Gorkiho a j,
ne duseyni yclikdny, ze jo tam
mozno dosud 10, go by nebyIo
mono nikdc jinde, na celfm sve-
Il ne. Ale process BciIisdy pro RI
tuelni yra5du Tim Dcni nkonGen
Je to jen prynim krokem X vel
k6mu zhpasn tm6fstyi pokro.
KEN, kter@ bude stdti sice mno-
no kryo, ale kouefn6 dopadne We
prospGcb sy0body Iidu. Bells byI
osyobozcn, ale jest obaya, ze ne.
byli pfi tom osyobozeni ostotni
Sid6 rusti, kteH nyni sotya bu'
dou jisti zivotcm, nebof ncpfe.
kyapiIo by, kdyby M Cernf l'usi
byIy pofdddny Ease poytstnf pro.
granny ma Idy
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-12

III We Valentine ma vl6dni po-
zcmky, ale dosud jsem nesIyseI,
H. by byI udktcrY 5fastnI, jen jak
mi sdtil VacIay Vakot Verdi
gre dostaI sam cis. 9. 70 So ron
uni, ze 81 pnjde yybrat
- ZdejM uGitclka osmt tfidy
prcstala vyucoyat neb ncmohla
oyladat pdny kIuky. o tom Sc ma
hledy r0zni. N6kdo vini utitel-
ku, iin} hochy, ia jsem pfi tech
to. II isou jako lilium, kdyz to-
~ spell
- AIois kreitik Ease odjel do
kanady. hoSi donna hospodafi.
Ma zdpad cd m6sta Lynch
je ma trait noy} ielezny most,
Durs nell II sedld6ku ma
ysteyu ~ Spencer paua krhel a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-12
ZPRAVY zE sWANTON, NEB.

- Mas Swant0n jest ma move
zprdvy jaki chud}, TAX VAN to.
ho mnobo nemohu napsat. jenom
jaksi nechdydm sObG yGdGt, ze
jsmc jestG livi. Potasi 50 nam
dostavilo jaksi chladnf, ne vsak
moe studenG, ale pfecc jest 10
jaksi nemit, neb tomu neni lad
ny zvykly po TAX yelkych We
dreeh, ktert isme nell minute lG.
10, ~ neni pam6tnika, ably pama.
toyal takoyd vcdra Il sucha, jako
byla lctosnihO roku.
- Urodu jsme nell asi nasle-
dujiei PSenice jsme nell dosti IL
spokojiyt. Sypaly od Is buslh
NJ do 80 buslu, oysy asi take TAX,
yojtesky pryni see byla wlaste
dobra, druha byla hodnt slabSi a
tfeti byla iest6 horst ttyrtou
ani skoro zadny nesekal, ale bylo
il II mas hodn6 mlaeeno na seme,
no. kdo by 81 pfal vo!tesku ma
srti, II mas je il dost a krasne, 6i-
stt semeno. totiz hez yselike pff-
sady
Ale korny nam daily ua irak
Farmafi nafikaii iak ie bolt ne
snad ruee, ale nohy, iak must be
hat po poll a To se yrati Feter do
mh a ieslt nan karua nekouka aui
haNuy, ntktertmu aui "a spnd.
nj Jak ~ 10 TAX kratktm Ga
sp Emauilnl letosuiho rpku lsme
mdIi u8 kauu yelikpu gyhlilku
IA iaft llned iak ~ uasalrta
kfasnt rasila potA,l lahte pokfa
gatala Al byla sI1ma uatl oby5Ti
NNsoka j silpa tak w Al farmbh
tFFfasWsli Ie ta krasa' q
tm huda kefu sH III lahk
ne tel,k akU N'g IA
tIs la ahai.ia pf,sb taft
f m Wl f H
tN - s6n lsIaa Je
bW kt ta @ Sac m
0Ht taH lnl slf ta ha
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-12

Y pondtlf odbor stdtu We Wash
ington6 dal na yefejnost V plnem
zn6nf n0tu mexickGho diktatora
lluerty adresoyanou diplomati'
ekgm zdstupcdm cizich nhrodd,
kterd jest zAroyeh odpoyedi na
americkG ultimatum.
IIuorta znOya snaM No dokdza-
ii, ze jeho rezim jest zceIa zako-
nifty ay souhIasu mexickou Il.
stayou, ze N zddnych okolnosti
nepfijme zvoIeni IN presidenta, !
kdyz nejyice hlasd obdrzeI V ne
davngch yolbacb, ale ae ponechh
ma ynIi kongresu syolati nogou
volbu jakmile n2nG k tomu pfi-
hodnOu Volbu. Pr0zatim, nez v
zcmi kid a pofddek zayladne,
bude pr9 zastdyati vseeky funkee
Il poyinnosti presidentsk6ho 1fa-
du IIucrta snail 80 tel osprave-
dlniti 2atteni u uyGzn6ni yeIkGho
poftu Glenn kongrcsu Il Size tim,
~ pr$ byli to rebeIov6.
NOtA llucrtoya nGzmtniIa smy-
sIcni wasbinRtonskt vIhdy Y nej-
mensim a ncjenom neuznA pry
president Wilson lIucrtu, ale zhd.
npch cinu novtbo kongresu, je-
boz Wolcni poklhdA sc "a ne1-
stavni n nczdkopitf. Take pry
president uvazujc o tom, zdali
nemGl by byti odyolan z6kaz do
yozu zbrani do Mexika, avsak Sc
kretaf Bryan rozhodnG popfel, ze
byIo yedeno pejakG vyjednaydnf
sc zdstupci generdla Carranzy,
yrchnibo veliteIe povstaIcd. Ma
opak prg, We WashingtonG dosud
neyzdoIi 80 nad6je, ze IIucrta
6radu odstoupi tim pfisp6je k
situace a zlepSeni ma
pjatych vztahd mezi Spojenymi
Stdty n Mexikom,
Y pondtlf sd6leno 4 Paffze, ze
Porfirio Diaz, byvaly president
mexick}, radf IIucrtovi, ably IRA
du 81 vidal.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-12
ZPRAVY z LYNCH, NEBR.

kralovna kukurice So pilnt
yybira "A vdtsinou ie jiz sklizena.
Josef MiGanek mi. koupil
hostel, sjednal st6hovaGe, ale ii
no nemohli konmi utdhnout n TAX
81 zjednali lokomotlyu a ia 5 MIN
icIa ma misto. Nyni no upravujc
Josef IN obydelni staveni. Ale
pochybuji, ze Sc V mem bude take
modlit.
- L zdeisiho katoliek6ho ko-
stella pfistavuii peknou vtz, kdc
bude umisttn take won.
~ zdeisiho okoli dalo Sc "a,
psali muohn hochn starsich mu-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-12
DEVCATA! ZKUSTE A UCIN-
TIE KRASNYM SVUJ VLAS,
Dodejte mu Ease jeho lesku, krasy
a puvabu a zbavte jej lupu.
Zkuste vlhky klucek!

AbySte mGly hIavu plnych t6z-
kych ylasu, jemnych, vlnitych,
kucerayych "A prostou vsech lupd,
jest pouze y6ci pouzivati trochu
Danderinu.
Je to lehky nenakladny pro,
stredek, abyste mely krasny, mex.
ky vlas II spousty vlasn. Dostan.
te 81 ien 2acentoyou lahev Knowl-
tonoya Danderinu nyni - vSech,
y l6karny jej odporutuji - po,
ualte trochu, jak mi nayod be.
hem deseti minut ohjeyi Sc Ia
hojnost sweetest, ylnitost, neyyli,
titeln{ lesk zkousejte, iuk chce.
tc, nenajdete pfeee stopy po Ia
peeh Vase prayt pfekvapeni hu.
de- ysak tcprye tehdy al budetr
iei pouxiraii asi diva ufdny, kdy
uFilitg uoyl ylas Jenny a MA,
ly q p0tatku aun - ale skutee,
ut Bwyy Was - e. rusfr vam pa
eeIi letee pandeFiue ie. y5fime,
linlm tespr.Him prostfedkem
he Nutsta tlssu. u.sJ luw a lsti
sFhIei rah0Eku f. ta.lggkF sa9a
ti nadiuf yl8sa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-12
HUERTA SLIBUJE
MOVE VOLDY.

Svola 10 az zem6 bude uklidn6na,
ale prozatim bude vykonavati
vsecky funkce poHnnosN pre-
sidentskeho dfadu. -- Spojen6
stAty nemini uznavati nejenom
Huertu, ale ami novy kongres.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-04
Justice Comes After 81 Years

Indian war, but each time the bill
has gone down to defeat, until the
recent session when Laughlin, of
Yamhill, introduced the time-honored
measure.
Macarthur Makes Strong Plea.
When it came up for passage in the
House, Speaker Macarthur took the
floor on behalf of justice, honesty and
fair-dealing, and made one of the
best speeches ever heard in the leg
islative halls Of Salem. His eulogy
on the Indian war veterans and pio-
neers in general was declared to be
gem. Others fought for the bill
and it passed both houses and has
been signed by the governor, and now,
after 81 years justice will be partly
done OF the 200 men who enlisted
from Polk county, but have sur
vived the ravages of time. Their
names and actresses are as follows:
John II. Lewis, Salem; Lafayette
Laughary, Monmouth; Samuel Teth-
crow, Falls City; Thomas Montgom-
cry, Rock Greek; John Hedges, In
dependence; T. J. Hayter, James NJ.
Campbell and James l.. Collins, Dal-
las.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-04-04
BALL FANS GROW
RESTLESS
BUGS DECIDE KIRKPATRICK
TRACT SUITABLE.
Financing of Project Only Obstacle
in Way of Permanent Team; Fair
Ground Location Would Suit, Too.

Several Of the base ball enthusi-
astic ones who want Dallas to appear
on the atlas this season in base ball
visited the Kirkpatrick tract the first
of the week and are satisfied that this
is the ideal place for a diamond. The
land lies nicely for grounds and can
be placed in good condition. it Is
thought at small expense. The mat
ter of fencing the tract, furnishing
uniforms for a regular team and the
cost of rental for the season is esti-
mated at $780, The matter is now
up to the initiative stage, the finan-
cial end Of the matter being the first
consideration. Dallas has the base
ball talent, and, it seems. the only
obstacle might be in financing the
project which would during the sea-
son furnish an abundance of amuse-
ment in the line of sports.
Since the Commercial club has TAX
en- up the plan Of locating a diamond
on the proposed fair grounds, it is
possible that matters may be arrang-
ed which will make the burden light
er on the fans. as the fair associa-
tion must fence its grounds and thus
a large share of the expense by the
use of the other location would be
obviated.