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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24

(N) A kritika gyakorlasa min
den lapnak nemcsak joga, de ko-
telessege is. Koziigyekben meg
tett lepesek kritikaja ketszerte
fontosabb. Az amerikai magyar
sag egyik legfontosabb, de egy-
szersmind ITALIAN legelhanyagol-
tabb kozintezmenye az Amerikai
Magyar szovetseg. A testilet
munkaja koziigy es mint ilyen
munkajae kritizalni jogos kote-
lesseg.
A "Szabadsag' egyik minapi
szamaban kritika jelent meg a
Sz0vetsegrol, illetve annak angol
nyelyen kiadott folyoiratar6l, a
Commentator "-rol. A "Szabad
sag" kritikusanak nem tetszik a
Commentator, habar kenytelen-
kelletlen elismeri, hogy a folyo-
irat 80 celt akar szolgalni." A
"Szabadsag" kiritikusanak mar
a Commentator meginditasa ellen
is kifogasa volt. Ere enged ko-
vetkeztetni cikkenek egy resze,
mely ICY szol: "Idejet mrllta do
log lenne szova tenni AIT, hogy
kellett-e belefognia az A. M. ST.
nek angol nyelvii folyoirat kiada-
saba. A folyoirat immar "adva
van" befejezett tenyen val
toztatni mem lehet. Egy angol
nyelyen megjeleno, magyar erde-
keket szolgalo folyoirat minden-
esetre hianyt potolhat. A Com
mentator azonban EFT a hianyt
mem potolja.
A kritikus szepen felsorolja XII
fogasait, miutan a fentiekben bur
koltan kijelentette, hogy a Com
mentator meginditasat sem he
lyesli. Kifogasolja a Commenta-
tor kiilsejet, amely szerinte "sze-
genyes, primitiv es lehetetlen. )"
Kifogasolja a tartalmat, ait "egy-
hangunak, sivatagnak es megcso-
morlonek" newell. AIT mondja a
kritikus, hogy a nagykozonseget
nem erdeklo cikkei "csak tudo-
manyos buvarkodokat es tortenet-
irokat erdekelhetnek.'
Nagyjaban ennyi a kiritika, a
mely dacara annak, hogy a vegen
a j6hiszemiiseget akarja az DIVA
soval elhitetni azaltal, hogy ina
gasabb szinvonalat" es fejl0dest
kivan lapnak, megis a mi sze-
reny velemenyiink szerint - rossz
hiszemii, sanda szemmel mem oda
nez, ahova iitni akar.
Mi lit Youngstownban kozelebb
vagyunk az Amerikai Magyar
Szovetseg titkarahoz es a SEER
kesztoh0z - ez is egy ok, amiert
a Commentator italian mem tetszik,
- mint a kiritikus Clevelandban.
Nekiink a titkar- -szerkeszt0 jo-
voltabol alkalmunk volt a Com
mentatort, annak megsziiletese
6ta, figyelemmel kiserniink. Mem
szandekunk itt~ DR.. Pessenlehner
Antalt6l elvenni a valasz jogat a
kiritikara, de mint erdektelen fel
a koziigyre val6 tekintettel mem
allhatjuk meg, hogy a kiritikus
kritikajat egy kisse megkritizal-
jnk Kritikank mem is annyira a
ciIlre sz6I inert mindenki tudja,
hogy a kritikus tud magyarul IS
1naglehet0s j6 cilklxir6, mint in
k6bb a lritil1a motivumaira.
Megkiseeljiik leirni AIT a szem-
iiveeet, amelyet Szabadsag cikk-
ir6i haszn8lnsk alklror, miller ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
BET0R6 AsszoNY

A budapesti' ndSsrsfg ktartoz1
tatta Osz Mihalyne, sziiletett Ba-
log Maria huszonnegy ewes royott-
multu asszohyt, aki Rakosszent-
mihalyon al Jj-utca 2s. szamu haz
pa be tort Stoke Rcz&l lak@s@ba,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
ELAD0

egy jo karban levo, uj tire-okkal
ellatott 7 szemelyes tura automo-
bill. Bovebbet megtudhat Csepke
Balazsnal, 73 Washington street,
East Youngstown. Ugyanott ket
festOnek valo letra es dzsek is ell
ado.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
A Commentator" Is a 3Szabadsag"


gyar intezmeny magyar erdeket
szolgalo mUkodeset a gorcso ala
teszik es arrol biralatot irnak.
Legelsosorban is meg kell ALA
pitanunk, hogy "szabadsag"
szerkeszt0segeben alkalmazott
nagyrabecsiilt kollegaink koz0tt
mines egyetlenegy sem, aki annyi-
ra birna az angol nyelvet, hogy
egy angol nyelvii cikk vagy Co.
lyoirat felett kritikat gyakorol-
hatna. Ugyanezek a kollegak
egesz eletiiket az amerikai magyar
lapszerkesztss elegge sivar ber-
keiben toltottek, legalabb eddig,
es halvany ,fogalmrk sincs az iga-
ri amerikai ujsagfrasrol, sem pc
dig az amerikai olvasdkozonseg
igenyeirol. Tehat megallapithat-
juk, hogy a lap tartalmat illeto-
leg kirtika, ha alapjaban we've
jogos, de mem alapos, inert tud-
MIA kellene a hritikusnak, hogy
Commentator, amely sajnos most
csak 1000 peldanyban jelenik meg,
nem az atlag intelligenciaju anne
rikai kezebe keriil. AIT igenis
tudosok, komoly allamferfiak,
kepviselok, szenatorok, egyetemi
es nyilvanos konyvtarak es tudo-
manyos testiiletek kapjak, akik
nemcsak, hogy megertik tartal-
mat, de AIT nagyrabecsiilik, mint
ertekes anyagot, amely felvilago-
sitasul szolgal Magyarorszagot
illetoleg.
A Commentator szereny kiilse-
je igazan mem lehet ok riti-
kara. A Commentator olyan Macy
o,lyan sep es annyi peldanyban
jelenik meg, amennyire a magyar
sag a lapot tamogatja. Biztos,
hogyha ezrek allananak rendel-
kezesere, akkor a lap kiilseje ta-
Ian tetszet0sebb lehetne, de ez a
kiils0seg mem fontos, inert hiszen
legelokel0bb amerikai folyoira-
tok (nem mondjuk, hogy a Leg
olvasottabbak), amelyeket a ko-
molly, megerto kozonseg olvas,
meg sokkal szerenyebbek, mint
Commentator, akarhany kozonse-
ges ujsagpapiroson jelenik meg.
A kis beti hasznalata csak ma
gyar ujsagironak szurhat szemet,
az szokott hozza az Greg betiih0z,
! inert olvasoi megkivanjak t0le a
Macy betiiket. A fiilemile tolla-
zata lam milyen egyszerii es mi
lyen sziirke, megis dalaert embe-
rex a kora hajnalban felkelnek.
A Commentator az amerikai ma
gyarsag igazsagot zengo fiilemi-
leje es szereny kontose dacara
vannak olyanok, azik meghall-
iak hangjat es varjak erkezeset.
De mint mondtuk, tisztan ma
gyarsag anyagi partolasan mulik
a Commentator kiilseje.
Mem is hisszilk, hogy a kriti-
kus komolyan vette a sajat kiriti-
kajat ebben a tekintetben, de ia
lalnia kellett okot a tamadasra.
Tudjuk, hogy Szabadsag es an
max tiszteletremelt6 szerkeszt6-
tulajdonosa elejetol fogva helyte-
lenitette a Commentatort. Mem
volt konzekvens onmag6 6hoz. inert
hisxen alig egy evvel ezel6tt haj-
land6 volt egy ezer dollart adni,
kizarolag magyar celokat szolga-
% angol nyelvii propagandara, ha
ait az Amerikai Magyar sz0vet-
| ssg vssd. Isen. De al<lrer : ss0-
"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24

Austrian and Hungarian prisoners in
discriminatory. I welcome a noble
minded intention like this and I have
it at heart, that your enterprise may
be as pregnant in results as possible.
Faithfully and truly yours,
X. MOLLER-HOLsT.
Delegate of the Royal Danish Lega-
tion.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24

,ugy, hogy az ajtot ,baltaval verte
|szft. sz6kel Rozal' akiIBudapegt-
rol tavol van, 'betoresrol mem is
tud es betoron0t a Teleki-teren
ertek tetten, amikor a lopott ru-
ha- Is fehernemueket 5000 korona
ert eladta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24

We beg to hand you the returning
thanks of the Hungarian Relief Com
mittee of the camp in Nikolsk Ussu-
risk. At this occasion we thank
you for too for the kind and liberal
way, you supported the Hungarian
prisoners. We have heard, that you
intend to arrange collection to
facilitate the evacuation of the
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24

Dear Sir ~
We wish to thank you for the first
number of your magazine and to tell
you that we find it exceedingly in
teresting. It should be a very valu-
able aid in giving the people Of this
country clear understanding of the
problems and struggles of the Hun
garian people in building up a new
nation.
This library tries to gather COM
plete files of all periodicals of special
interest to the foreign element Of the
middle west, and feel sure that The
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
goz6, de sajat tekintelylyel bir6,
magyar erdekeket 0nzetleniil szol
gallo intezmenynye kifejlessziik.

Miutan a Szovetseg irodajaban
gyaran megfordulunk, ,alkalmunk
volt latni leveleket es iratokat, a
melyek megcafoljak a Szabadsag
kritikusanak minden allitasat. A
levelek jo resze nem magyaroktol
jon, hanem az amerikai olvasok-
toll Elkertiink nehanyat es azo-
kat DR.. Pessenlehner Antal titkar-
szerkeszt6 jovoltab6l fenti elk
kiinkhoz, mint bizonyitekokat So
roljuk fel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24

MINNESOTA TORICAL SOCIETY
Editor, Commentator
K Of Building
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24

Commentator will interest our in-
telligent Hungar an population and
also be Of historic value to our other
English speaking readers. We have
almost no funds for subscription to
the periodicals we receive, and, there
fore, would like to ask that we be
placed on your complimentary mail
ing list, thus making one complete
file Of your important periadicoI
available in a permanent bound form
in this part of the country.
Very sicerely yours,
r. w. G.. Vail.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24

lehet elsikkasztani vagy letagadni,
mint a Szovetseg erdemet a szibe-
rial mozgalomban.
Hiaba! Mem tudjuk cikkiinket
maskep vegezni, mint avval az
allitassal, hogy a Szabadsag csak
azert gyakorolta a kritika jogat
most, k0zvetleniil a konvenci6
elott, hogy avval artson. Kicsi-
nyes, mellekes, alaptalan es telje-
sen hamis alapon all6 kritikaja
azonban mem tantorithatja meg a
Youngstown magyarsagot es re-
meljlk, hogy Amerika magyarsa-
gat sem att6l a tervt6l, hogy igen-
is a Szovetseget hatalmassa, fig
getlenne, a lapokkal egyiitt dol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24

Igaz or0mmel olvastuk a Commen-
tator most erkezett els6 szamat, mely
ujra tanujelet ada az amerikai ma
gyarsagot hevito torhetetlen hazasze-
retetnek. Halasan masolhatjuk es
gondoskodhatunk arr6l, hogy megfe-
lelo hiranyag jusson magyar iigy-
ert oily lelkesen ldzd6k kezebe. Bat
rak lesziink tehat az illetekes kor0k- |
kel karoltve nyomtatvanyokat hire
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24

DIR Benat vn Magyar Gazdaszoveteg eln0ke es volt al
lamttkar k6vkez6 soroka nezte Dr. Pessenehner Anaoz
Commentator szerkeszt6jehez:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24

Budapest, majus IL.
'Nagyon koszonom kedves, okos
es kitiin0en szerkesztett szemlet.
"Igazi elvezettel olvasom es olvas-
tatom masokkal is. Munkajuk cred
menyeben, miutan odaat megvannak,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
f0gynan. tanar

vladivostok, 1920 majus II.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24

ket id0nkint kiildeni.
Egyidejiileg batorkodunk nehany
magyarbarat es egyeb tekintetbe jo-
v0 kiilf0ldi cimet azzal javaslattal
csatolni, hogy azokra Commentator
megkildeni sziveskedjek.
Ismetelten iidvozolve szep munka-
jukat, maradunk hazafias iidv0zlet-
tel:
WOLFF KARoLY, elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24

May 6, 1920.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-31
VIRGINIA.
DO YOU LOVE HEALTH L?

II 40. call and see l.. j. HAYDEN, Manu:actur
er of Pure Herb Medicines, 220 w. Broad Street
My Medicines VITA cure you Or no charge, nj
matter what your disease, sickness afflictior
may be, and restore you to perfect health. HUI
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-31
Announcement.
l.. j. Hayden:

Mrs. ella o. Waller wishes to an.
nounce to her friends that she Is now
with IL. G. Meyer Jewelry Co., Num-
Der ri w. Broad Street as agent. She
desires the patronage Of her many
friends as this is the frst Jewelry
Company In this city to- employ a
Colored woman as its representative.
Weddins Presents, Diamonds,
Watches. Silverware, Pins and Jew.
elry OF all kinds, Cut Glass, Etc. for
sale.
On visiting the store give Mrs,
Waller the benefit of your purchase
Give her a call.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-31
Agent For Planet.

All persons leaving Richmond and
nearby cities for Atlantic City, on
vacation or for work, this Spring and
may obtain the very latest
news OF their homes In The Planet,
at Arthur A. Williams, Agent, 90l
SO Baltic avenue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-31

Planets may be obtained from C
Epps. 1875 Plainfield Avenue
photographed on his arrival in New
York from England.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-31

THE BOOK OF SEVEN SEALS ida Young, who IN
year 1890 laid her bed
visions; commanded by
DOOR Ihis book tells about the famine
o saw also series Of diseases the
starving dying
lett TO bury the dead and this
sold ut 90 cents
Street at Mr. O. r.
Resorer 11O3 W. Leigh Street allc
municafons to MRS. LUCINDA II. No 4
Richmond. Virginia. AGENTS - ~
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10
Dining Room Furniture Of Greatj
5 s,. 4. {. ImpOr 81. = 5t - ss

80 Did you ever stop to think How much the furniture
your dining determined the effect Of the meal
you serve? Even the best of meals will little bet
fact? We are showing dining room furniture in 81
full Queen Anne design Jacobean and yarieus
other periods And well Say IF you'll but
vding of cotrse that you really want q de-
pendable quality at the lowest prices such furniture
rbe sold for The Tables you ehoose
the bets Of the very latest patterns and Of the best
constructions The Chairs artistic in high backs and bf63
seats, The Serving Tables. we'll they pretty
will not attempt description, SsfEsERs
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-10
Stand ! Ind 4
|. Floor 4 !
Lamps 4 | ] I.
and
Shades

Jealous home makers
will welcome the D news
that new lamps, all allur
Ing and irresistible, and
shades which you will
agree are value.giWt1g,
are steadily making their
radiant appearances at this.
store. z They range in 3
wide varietyof prices#a
patterns. go. s';. s, !. Il. S.:f,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-04-29
John Waters Dead.

News of the death of John H.
Waters came Friday in a message to
his sister, Mrs- Rachel Cartwright,
and she left Saturday for hs home at
Yakima, Wash. Johnny" Waters was
one Of the pioneer residents of Em-
NETT, and lived here until some eight
or ten years ago, when the family
moved to the coast. He was born
March 8, 1861, At HarrisburR, Ore.
He was the eldest son Of John H. and
Ellen Waters Of Brownsville, Ore. He
was married September 50, 1890, to
Mary Love Reese Of Jefferson City,
Tenn, and his wife, With three child
rem. survive. There are also two Ms
ters- Ths ehalren are Nh. Nellie
Miller Of Yakima and Eherson and
Helen at home. The sisters are Mn.
Mary Hornlock Of Gold Hill, Ore, and
ArA Rachel A. Cartwright Of Emmett,
Idaho. who was present at the funeral.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-04-29
CHILD BROWNS In
SPRING
Four-year-old Son Of Gordon Twilegar
Meets Sad Fate.

Howard Twilegar, the 4-year-oid
son Of Gordon Twilegar, fell into a
spring near the Bud Twilegar ranch
house on Big Willow creek yesterday
afternoon and was drowned.
The little fellow. in company with a
sister few years older, left the
Twilegar house, where they are max
ing their home. They became separat-
ed, the boy making his way to a
spring for q drink Twenty minutes
later his lifeless body was found, his
face submerged in about foot of
water. The spring had low fence
around it to keep hogs out It
10 supposed that the child lost his
telance in climbing over the railing
and fell headfirst into the spring.
The body was brought to Emmett
this morning and the funeral will be
held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-04-29
BORAH ONLY JOHNSON
DELEGATE
Senior Senator's Stand on
League Of NatioAs Endors-
edHGov. Davis Praised

Although tie Idaho delegation t.
the Chicago corvention is uninstruct
ed, General Leonard Wood is tn,
choice Of at least half the delegates
two are for Hoover, one for Lowder
or Harding. and Senator Borah, dele.
gate at large. is the only johnson ad-
herent.
The platform endorses Borah's
stand on tho league of nations ques-
tion and eomnends the administration
of Gov. D " Dsvis
The delegates, as finally agreed
upon by the convention are the fol-
lowing: William e. Borah, Ada; John
Thomas, Gooding; John P. Gray,
Kootenai; Stanley A. Easton, Sho
shone; Marshall B. Yeaman, Bound
vile; W. P. Guthrie, Twin Falls;
Henry N. Jones, Nez Perce: Harold
Jenness, Canyon; the first four dele
gates named we're chosen to represent
the state ut Large. The fifth and sixth
were the choice of the southern (or
the seconD district. The last two,
both service men, were the contribu-
ton Of the northern district conven-
tions.
The slste gives Wood four Idaho
delegates. Borah is accepted gener.
ally as = Johnson man. Senator NJ.
d. Yeamnn Of Idaho Falls is reputedly
For Harding or Lowden. John Thor n,
and William Guthrie, are non-com-
initial, but Guthrie is understood to
be favorable to Wood, making q pos
sible fifth delegate for that faction.
though two are said to be Hoover men
All north Idaho went strongly for
General Wood North Idaho, too,
alone of all sections of the state, gave
'uil rncognition to the service men,
iaming both Maj. Henry n. Jones of
Harold Jennass Of Nam
- Canyon county being included in |
he northern distdct).
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-04-29

This town, Sonora, has popula-
ton Of 2500, was originally mining
town and is built up and down, in and
out and around about the mountains
There are some beautiful homes here,
and we are told that some very
wealthy people live here. The side
walk in front of one residence we have
passed 10 made Of marble slabs. Sor-,
Of the store buildings have marble
bases. We were told that one busi-
ness man found gold enough in ex-
cavating for his building to pay for
the building. We haven't gotten the
gold fever yet, but may if we hear
many more stories like that. In the
meantime we will keep plodding along
trying to make enough money to buy
potatoes at 10c per pound, sugar at
IL and flour at IN.
Mr.. Bullock is doing miliwr:ght
work for the Standard Lumber c, ),
who are putting up two big mills.
We are always anxious to get The
Index and read about what Emmett
people are doing.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-04-29
EMMETT CARTOoMST
IS RECOGNIZED
Clair KiDoran. High School Boy,
HAs Nsrk Accepted
y Judge.

The abiiity uf Caair Killoran as 3
cartoonist n. hesn recognized by
Judge, the wen known national comic
magazine, ten Of his recent drawings
having been accepted for putlication
at stipulated price.
Claire Killorzn h High school stu
dent about Is years of age, and pos
sesses wonderful natural ability as a
cartoonist for ono Of his year5- Dur
ing the war The Index printed enc of
his drawings that receivpd much
praise. Before coming to Emn.ett he
lived in Boise, and was . prptege of
Nick Villeneuve. Aside from the vol
untary help he has had from Mr..
he has received no training
The last two numbers Of the High
School Annual contained many Of his
drawings, and this years number, now
IN preparation, will show more of his
work
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-04-29
IN CAL.
IFORNIA
B. C. Is Millwright on Two New Mills
at Sonofa.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Bullock hav,
moved from Lebani, Wash, to Sonora
Calf In letter from Mrs. Bullock
requesting that The Index be sent te
their new address, the following in
teresting account of their travels is
given:
We have at last landed in the won
derful state of California. We left
Lebani, Wash, the LIST Of April, ex-
peeting to drive thru to this place.
The road was fairly good until we
neared Castle Rock, Wash, where VIC
struck place nearly quarter of a
mile long that seemed to have no
bottom. We got stuck in the mud
along with 10 other cars, but with a
shovel, some "elbow grease" and the
power of the old Studebaker Six, we
pulled out, and were the only one of
the ten thAt didn't have to have a
tean hftched 20 their machine. When
We got 70 Portland we found the roads
thru Southern Oregon were impassa-
BILE, 50 ws loaded the car and our
selves en- the steamship Multnomah
md rod the waves to Frisco. 1 be-
ieva viii take the mud instead of
Ia W1AaE for mine in travelling. L
1aa - sek two days and halt, and
ooh s-1t dnring that time. We
~ ny from Frisco 70 Oak
- onEAz y that carries 16O carr
md ne No. people each trip. Oak
Al = oiful city and the eoun-
n uoaStdf1n1y miles il one beauti-
III Gnrd Hare We saw ou4s Gxst
ain trsssa.&ssangss growing &l
TAs ms ffDm oakland to Stock
on d pB 3nd about 80 miles Of |
he e ni11 from Stockton to this
lace iss ve4 The rest i hard
ravu1ed.
Tha eSaMy afound Stockton ID .
sock countxE However, the city
DIM get III E1nAe from the industry,
1T was named for the admiral who
lded Calffdlzisto the Union. As We
'Ovs along ~ saw great fields of
heat and eatss Some Of the oa.-
sre , fOt HBh. Everything is
-ecn and IL n5wers are in blossom
~ eAitfornia poppy pre-
minatin9up to and : Short distance
Is aide o< DDntAton. There were I
eat fie3b - tAsm and in sorr,-
ices they nsrnd 70 be taking the o
ldss Of & t
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COUNTY WOOL POOL
Gem County Ranchers TO Pool With
Boise Valley Growers

Gem County ranch wool growers
will pool wool again with the Boise
Valley Sheep Breeders Association.
Chas. Cairns Of Meridian, treasurer
of the association, will have charge of
the receiving. The association have
rented warehouses at Meridian, Nam
pa, Caldwell, Payette and Emmett
The wool will be received at the fol-
lowing places on these dates.
Emmett-May 1st, 9Th and 18th.
Meridian-April 26th, May 3rd and
10th.
Nampa-April 27th, May 4th and
18th.
Caldwell-April 2sth, May 9th and
18th.
Payette-April 29th, May 9Th and
18th.
The wool will be received again
this year at the Gem Fruit Union
at Emmett the first three
Saturdays in May. The peol will close
ten days earlier than last year, rs
most Of the wool was in by the 18th
last year and It was thoagit best to
close the pool on this date. This win
enable the sale committee TO seR
while the buyers are in this territory.
Sacks and twine can be secured at the |
Fruit Union.
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Back from Siberia.

B. B. Davis arrived this morning
from Red Cross work in Siberia, via
Manila, Hong Kong, Seattle and Port
land. The ship upon which Mr.. Davis
sailed from Russia, left Vladivostock
January 16. Six weeks were spent at
Manila and short time at Hong
Kong. B. B. is mighty glad to be
back again, and Emmett folks are
nightly pleased to have him in thee
midst again. His daughter, Miss
Katherine accompanied him from
Portland.