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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-22
FACTS ABOUT TANLAC
ARE GIVEN TO PUBLIC

cal science that the stomach is the
starting point of most of the ills that
afflict the human body, and so many
of the so-called diseases are not
diseases at all, but reflex symptoms
OF the stomach arrangements of the
weakened condition of the body that
naturally follows. Some kinds of
rheumatism, gastritis, palpitation,
nervousness, kidney disorders and
liver complaints are among the more
common troubles developed through
the stomach. Sources of other dis
eases have been traced to the same
source.
"Tanlac was made especially to
overcome these stomach compla nts
and the various so-called diseases and
sysmtoms that follow them, but the
astonishing reconstructive powers re-
vealed by it have not only astonished
the general public, but have some
what surprised even the originators
of the medicine themselves. Thous-
ands of letters reach the Tanlac Of
flee from all parts of North America
tellinf of remarkable results derived
by people who have suffered for years
without being able heretofore to find
relief
NATURALLY, these remarkable ac-
Movements have spread the fame of
Tanlac to all quarters of the CONT
nent, and the demand for it has nee
essitated working the laboratories
night and day.
"The tremendous popularity of
Tanlac prove steadily instead of dim
inishing and can be explained in only
one way-merit. It's remarkable res
torative effects seem to be more per-
manent than hitherto believed JOSH
BILE. Thousands of persons who took
it when it was first introduced five
years ago report that they are still
ENJOYING excellent health, and mil
lions of American homes are now
using Tanlac as the family medicine
after having first tried it out thor
oughly."
TANLAC is sold in st. Johnsbury
by Landrv's Drug Store and in West
Burke bv Chas. H. Coburn and in
Lyndonville by Edmund's Pharmacy
in Danville by j. w. ellis. adv
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-22
NEWPORT CENTER

Verne Crawford returned from
Montpelier Seminary Thursday night
for his Christmas vacation.
Silas Wilson, a veteran of the civil
war, who is boarding with his sister,
Mrs. Frank Miller, has been in poor
health during the past week, but IS
reported better at this writing. His
son. Ed. Wilson, was up from st.
Johnsbury the most of last week car
ing for him.
Miss Marjorie Erwin returned
home from her school in Maine where
she has been teaching music during
the past term. She mas a two weeks
vacation.
Mr. Rossier of Newport has pur-
chased the William Norway place
and expects to take possession soon.
Mrs, Hiram Brown is suffering
from an attack of neuritis.
Rev. Mr.. Chambers received his
last load of goods on Friday and
hopes now to be settled soon in the
parsonage.
Miss Natalie Reed of Highwater
visited her cousins. Mr. and Mrs.
Harlow Eastman this past week.
II. d. Peck of North Troy spent
few days here at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Holland Temple.
VIII Merritt has moved into Will
Hyland's tenement and will work foE
M. Hyland who is in poor health.
Miss Ruth Chambers is home from
Colby Academy for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bartlett, and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Bartlett at
tended the funeral of w. NJ. Taylor
at Derby Tuesday. Mr. Taylor was a
brother of Mr.. Taylor, Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. Bartlett's mother, was not able
70 attend the funeral, because Of her
health.
Miss Barbara Erwin returned to
her home for the Christmas vacation
from Triton Seminary where she Is
an instructor in music.
Union Christmas tree and enter
tainment at the Baptist church, Fri
dav evening.
Methodist church notes. Sunday
- 1915. Christmas sermon and
Christmas music; noon, Sunday
school and mems class; afternoon,
Junior LEAGUE; evening. pageant,
"No room in the Inn: Wednesday
afte,noon, Dec, %, Junior League
Christmas Party; Friday EVENING,
Dec. 81. Watch meetino. from 500
12n5. Come at any time and STAY
rs long as YOU can. a good time and
good meetings.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-22
Fir. Bastien COrrects
Wrong Impression


Continued from page one)
The correspondence from Rev.
Fl. Bastien follows:
To the Editor Of the Caledonian-
Record,
st. Johnsbury, Vermont.
Dear Sir:
| wish to correct unjust and ero-
neous statements which appeared in
the Caledonian-Record tissue of Nov.
29th) under the heading: 5000 New
port Catholics Grieved Over Remoy-
al of Rev. Father Bastien."
First of all permit me to state
that | was in no way responsible for
that article. The facts in the case are
as follows:
On October Goth, 1920, aftei
conference with Right Reverend
Bishop Rice of Burlington it was
agreed upon that should leave New
port and assume charge Of another
parish: in keeping with this verbal
agreement | sent the Bishop the fol-
lowing resignation in writing:
Newport, VI, Nov. 5, 1920.
To the Rt. Rev. Joseph J. Rice,
Bishop Of Burlington.
Right Reverend Bishop;
|. Rev. J. NJ. H. Bastien, hereby
resign into your hands the charge
of St. Marv's Parish, Newport, Yer
mont. which was committed to my
care by Mgr. Cloarec, Administrator
of the Diocese of Burlington, sede
vacante: said resignation to take
effect on receipt of my appointment
as pastor Of another parish in the
Diocese of Burlington.
]. NJ. H. Bastien.
November ), 1920"
Later, on Nov. 9th, I was mott
fed that my transfer to Nergennes
Parish would take place on Dec. 2nd,
1920. YOU will therefore see that my
transfer was neither uncercmonious
nor inexplicable for the simple reason
that | knew Of its coming and cor
scented to it thirtv-two days before It
actually occurred.
In Justice to the Bishon and to me
| pequest Won to rive this letter the
Same publicity that you cave to your
article Of November Goth,
J. NJ. H. Bastien.
Vergennes. Vermont.
December II. 1920.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-22

A. V. c., Tressie Phillips; fin. sec.'
Bion F. Humphrey; treas, George
Fred Lund; I. S. guard Arthur JEFF
ferry; guide, Ella Gibson; 0. S. guard,
Arthur Butterfeld; trustee, Herman
u. Webster.
George Cole found his COW dead
Wednesday morning His friends
soon made up a purse of money TO
buy another one.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-29

II. atkoliy Dude to irynti Jessie
drlsi dobu nclli zccla budc zdray,
Munlelt Vaclay u Frnutiska
Bmichoyi, bydlici M Edward II.
Lei, ttsi sc y nnrozeni zdrny6 dee.
rusky Man2clum Michnlu n Mari
Jnndoyym, bydlieim v tislc 2hlV
Madison ulicc, nafodil NC slatny
syndGck. ManhcI6 Miknlas u Ma.
RE Simonovi. bydlici na ttyficht6
sest6 n Harrison ulicich, obdarenI
.byli d6ycdikem, Vse ie zdrayo.
Vscm sfaslngm roditdm gratulu.
icmel
Pan Emil Ncpodal prodnl \
lechto dncch majetck, ktcrS vlasl
nil ma Dyacllc drubt n = uliclch
Pan Frank He'll, dfednik \
National Live Stock Banku, pro
dial Y lecht0 dncch sy0i mnjciel
zndm6mu obchodniki, po Frank
Bosdnkoyi.
Pan Tomas Prcbal prodal
t6chlo dncch syoji residence NJ
Dvncdi6 drnhG u q nlicich PAM
+. l%Iejloyi IN Gdstku "a, 0O.
V nedeli q H. iodine Vcfcr
NJ pfcpaden byl ma cest6 y divadll
svtmu domoyu mn Dyacht6
~ uIicicb jisty mlndS krujan Ne
kolika opiIymi mladiky, \ Mich
icdcn udefil iej prudcc do Okla
zpnsobil mn y6znf %pornntni L
tocnici yyzyuli krnjana, nby Wy
dial jim penize, je1 u scbe ma ~
III by pepocbybne jej obrali, kdy
by ncbylo II %okolnosti, ~ napu
deny jednoho y 1totnikG odf0z'
Il nczli druhS mn moIll pfisptt
ku pomoci, unikl v temnot1clI
Pozdtji opili hosi IA Dvac6tG
~ ulicich poprali Nc mezi scbot
pf tcmz byIo vypdleno ntkoIiI
ran 4 rcyolycrL Ma sctnu dosta
villa SO policic, ktcrh icdnolo
1dastnikh Aatkla V okoli Dyacdt
. q ulic dochazi casio k yftrzno
stem, ktcrt tropi opili mIadici
rddtni tomu mela by ueintua bft
jiz jednou pfitrz.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-29

II Eozezlcna mad tim ~ 0dlolt.
dil il 1Gletou dceru, Ethel, pam
Mike Tierneyoyd, ~ roxy stnr6,
bydlici ua Padesdt6 tfeti u w uli.
cicIl. sifeIiIa II smrteIne poraniIa
Raye DmInpa, ~ okn starfho
.sylm Syfeh %soused0, Y phtck mi
uul6llo t9due krdtcc 20 polcduhdl
Dunlap zemfeI . ri lodiny pozdt
II v south omnzskf Immocniei, auiz
by byl nabyl ytd0nf X bnQedii
iftO doslO Y obydli puni Ticrncy
Owe a rodife DuuIapoyj, bydli1 Y
soDsedstyl. ncyfdtli D NJ nifeho,
w informoyhni byli 0 NJ pDlicif 0
hodinn pozdtji Papf T%ierncyoyd
byla Mtecna u mltzh No nyni Y
0kresBim yfzcui PovoleDi X sdOt
ku, DoIczenh Y kapse oblcku Dun.
JapoyD Dr. j r. Syobod0u ktcrf
poskyH r5jleJl6iUu Dbetfrjil, 1dlib
lilo sk%nteenost, N slefna Ticrney.
oya, udaysl adresn syou joko T..
mon, Nrb, odd5n9 byIa y Dnpl1
PEN v 1terg Y Plottsmonfh Bylt
oddani okresnim sudim A. j Bee,
sopom, Y jcjiol 1radoynf yyzvedli
NJ poyole6 4 a0afku provazgt
b9li papem y PM " ~ Hdloyy
nj 4 Union, Neb sud- sire Jeyjl
poclybposi o ytku diyky, alc
Whjedcm X tomu, NJ phrck pro.
yazeD byl yhze0Smi obfnuy osady
Union, yydal IiceDJ Il proved NJ,
.d6ygei obfad PM Tierncyot5 ~,
stdflD uibeIo . odd8vk6eb u v
domn6Dee, N Dunlap II dcefn N
jondJ . zkazil proyedls yr6zdu
PAM DfiDIspoya matka usmroeDf
.bo, pfobI5ails, N byla N zarbfosf,
kfhra zavinljs tafO tfsg1dB rani
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-29
Novy 1spech gc-
ncrala Wrangcla

Ncjnoyejsi ndpor jizdy gencraIa
Wmnqela prot boIhevik1m V jN,
MIN Kusku byJ ycljcc 1spesnym
q zjskoI gcncraln WrangeloW VI
bodnf s~frafcgickf posicc pr n.
IczDici Vice Jak 1000 boJseyiku
.bylo MJofo u ycfkh mnozstyi Nj
sob ukOfjsttDo, die zprhy, jez po'
byly ~ SebastopoIp DO Ca
Dbradu/ Wraogeloya jizda NIB.
lynn 1derem pfckyapiIa boIseyiky
b NuoeniIa Ne dhIezithho zcIezni'
.rnlhn MIN PepopayJoysks, steJnt
j8ko mhsta Orjsehoys Wrangelo,
Va yojska ohroapji nynf AIsxsn'
|droysk, 0si 30 mil od Azovsk|bo
MOTE, J8ponska Vida mh syfbo
pouofovoteIe v SebsstopolD, v
|hI8vplm Atanf generbta Wrsngela,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-29
Drobne zpravy
z ceskych kruhu

X manzclnm Anronin Ne
spssnym, bydlicim ma Dyacate a
q ulicieh. dobiri v ,adejsieh kra.
.janskych kruzich %znhm$m, pfilela
tenio tydcn . Czech, . kraJ'ny
(cskomoravsk6 yysotiny, syakro'
Va pana Ncspesncho, pani Anna
Ncspesna i trent diikaml PAM
Ncspesna ic vdoyou, jcjiz manzeI
pfisel kusmrccni We ydlcc. Posin'
veni ydovy Ne trent ditkamI ~
nyn6jsfch neutesenycb pomern Y
CrskoyIoycnsku ncni prdve radosl.
M Il ably ncmuscla y r0dinou svoll
snaseti bidu. poyolal j pan Ne.
sptsny do tcto zcn6 na svoJe u.
traty. Zde Dude syoji syakroyc ma
pomocen, ably mohla syoJe ditky
snadntji vychovaii Ditky iyto, NJ
mn neistarsi, IA robn siarou, b'l'
dou hned na~ysttyoyati y~efeJnon
skoIu, ably 81 rec tfto zcme osyo.
jiIy, Donfame, 10 pc obcznamenl
~ se zdejsimi zpilsoby n zyyky,
Dude 81 Jim ia libiti n Jcdno'l
strgckoyi n teiitcc IN tuto poinoc
vdtcny budon
v 1tcry minultbo iydnc ycter
u~spofadana byla pfckvapenka M
pani Markttu Dvofdkoyon V JeJlm
obydIi ma Dcyatcnactf a y ulieieh
ectnymi jcjimi pfiiclkyntmi, kite.
RI ~ chiefly 4 NJ rozloteiti pred
odjezdcm do S. Louisa, Mo, kan
manzclt Jos. DyofhkoW 80 MIMI
N tydpn odstihoyaI Pan Dyofhk
jc Muingm mcchanikem u jednon
mistni jatctni spolctnosti byl do
jmenoyanth0 mista posIdn, ably IN
zaujal zodpovtdnf ~postayeni We.
chDy 1castniec W ycspolek pr
hndb6 a dobrgcb zdkuscieb dobfc
%pobayiIy. PAM NJ Dyof1koyf ~
psmatkn byl daroydn 1tastnlccmI
ptkny darck y brousnufbo ska,
kterg bude znjistt miIou upomin'
kou IA p~fttelkyni q spoIkoyb Sc
stry, mczi ktcrgmi svoje mJhdi
strayiIa. Idafiltho yccifkn toloto
" sdcastnili nasledujici Pan b
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-29

' l~rfUpAoNH nNlh N""''
do Rayc Dunlnpa a larlila na svo
il deeru Jcdinfmi svedky TRACE
die byla Margaret Ticrneyoya'
druh6 dcera, n Harry Downing,
pudesdta pfvo II q ulicc Posleze
jmenov0np byl syedkcm sllaiku Y
Plaiismoulh u proydacl Dunlupa
do obydli puni Tlerneyove. Matka
lAAala 81 po svc dccfi, ovsak Dun.
lap 50 pry icnom 1dhadnc usml'
val. TO Tierncyoyou podr1adilo
TAX, ~ chopila Sc rcvolvern n 20
DunIapovi stfclila. PAM Tierncy.
|ovd ic matkou ctyfech ditck, Mar.
garcly, % rokn stare Ethel, 10
rokd stare Clhry, II rokn stare,
n George, o rokd star6ho, Marga.
rcta stoii pfi sy6 moicc n syaluje
vsechnu vinu IN tuto tfagedil mn
DunIapA, kter$ pry ehoval So yllci
Iicii matcc vysmivayc.
Arthur Cramer, 1922 q nlice,
MATTEL prodeiny lihuprosiy ch ma
poi6, byl zutcen mestskym dctck'
ltiyy il ~federAlnim zfizenccm yo
ctyrtpk rano u obyinen y neza
ltonnt vVroby n yl%astnGnii lihoyin
Cramer nalczcn byl v mistnostI
nd garazi Y elsie 32O5 q ulicc u y
ifzc mistnosii nalfzal SO destilatnI
pfistroj. asi 6tyficct gnlond mela'
soyG knsp II nico lihovim framci
Nc primal, ~ zafizeni 10 patfi je'
mn. Ponevadz nebylo skutcenych
dhknzn, H. yfrobou Ne zamestna.
val, jczto pfistroj nebyl v CHINO
sti, Cramcr pokutoyhn byl jcnom
300 1tratami pro n~czhkonle
ylastnictyi lihoyin Fcdcrhlni nj
zenec vs0k yzncsl proti cramero'
VI aalobu, " Aamestnhv6 80 prot.
zdkouu0u yprobou IihoVin
F, V ncmocniei Nv. Joscfa ze-
mfcl We stfcdn r6no Steve Inbaf.
1927 T ulicc, Choryat, ktery po.
stplcn byl bthcm hAdky dine 10.
srpna syym krajancm, Jolncn
.a q
Cmkoyiccm, bydlicim V elsie 53l0
iianf Dvac6ta osmd ulicc. MuaI
tito oznacentho dne udkali sc Y
souboji, pr ntmz jcdcn y mich Wy.
zbrojcn byl reyolyercm Il drnhy
pozcm Die poIicejni zprhvy Crn.
/ koyiG navslivil Iabara V jeho do.
move u pozddal jcj ably y MIN
n6kam Eel, kdc by ii mohli IA
brhti V karty, Oba yydaIi Sc m
cestu spolcfnt, aySak ccston do
No X badce pro n6jakg spor, Nv.
bar yytdhI n6z . yrhI SO IN syiho
soupcfe, ktcr} ' sebcobrant po'
MI rcv0IVeru u stfcljl Hiibara do
podbfist Oba byli pr tomto zhpa.
su znaen6 %porautni Syfdd sou
Ibojc poyolaji policii, ktcrh rantnf
doprayila do ncmoeniec ~. 10.
sofn rfukoyM byI teprve Pred ~.
dnem \ nemocnicc propulsion Ny
nj byl znoyn Mtfcn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-29

derry kutiskn, Joe hfrifA doe
llorkk. thAs ruspiAl . Joe nsu
fAk panil A kmhln, Tom iaroA
Joe kafka. John llofks q Prank
Merits, a sletn, Ma,me ciia,
Pauline s,ahmer. Marie Fisher,
Mary Met,llk. Arncs Met,lIh I'm
ms Mttlllk. Frances nilruN-tA
wilhclma Trnhcl, Kate ra,lIk An
ma Peterson = leiuh Nch frnnoc~
Spefl 4 Madison, Nchs a Nat
Shuhrft
Miuuly ,tdcu obltsel pnamN
edrisi pohtchui nslav nra,ti ko
fisku noyou ambulance ie1 D. mel
modernt isim sSrobkem Y iomte
oboru tfslny tento snail 50 sse
moline aby kracel ' duchcm do
hy i aby posky,l kraiannm nei
lrpsi mnknou sluabu ' iakoNSrh.
Ahyilich. kdy uhlrdu plnosl n ueiii'
livosl isou neivice oecnovany
nicrS minultho iSdnc We
Ger u%sporadhne hyla pfekvopenka
ma rozlouccnou : icdnon = neicis
lcisich adcisich %pracovnic Y dam
skfch spolcich, poni Annou Ia.
vloyieovou. v lciim obydli ma Ar.
cher avenue. spoluses,rumi kluhn
star}eh osadnic, pred ~odiczdcm do
stGlu Lousiuny, kdc 81 mnnlcle
Payloyieovi pred tascm koupiil
farmu a ku konci iohoto mesice ."
tam ~odstehuji u farmofcni ~ We
null. Pfitomnf scstry Y dfIuncm
krnhu pfi dobrSch zdkuscich, do.
br6m kafitku u znameniitm hu'
moru sc srdecne %pobayily. PR o.
10 pfilczitosti byl pani Franiiskou
Sramkoyou imtnem klubu sinrfch
osadnic v6noyan v upominkn PAM
Payloyieove pekny ubrus V uznhnI
prace, ktcrou pro kIuh yykonala,
u s%oncasne bylo j pfdno mnoho
zdarn n zdravi do budoucna.
/, pNiiomny byly u%dsIcdnjicii PAM
: Franliska Srdmck, Anna Syoboda.
Marie Vonhsek, Marie Capek, Ma.
ric F~ormdnck. Anna Muloe, Marie
! Masin. Aloisie Clyol, Anna j
Syoboda. Bnrbora kosfdl, josef
: PccbdGck. julie Hoffman, Marie
Pavlik n Marie IIdjek, u pan
panii V. Pa%vloyicoyi, j. OufetskS
q sleena Mary PayloviGoya
We stfcdn minuldho tydn'
zemfel We SVEN obydli V elsie $40.
! 7 ulice o Josef Normncc VI star
63 roxy n pohfben byl Y lpatel'
dm ~. zhm " 0g30 bod. dopo
. lcdnc ma G~racclnnd Park bfbitO'
'lptfi pohrobnikd Braifi kofisk0
InGmF krnjan p Volta 80
sf6l nnyrhtil We Y ponddli tohot'
Itfdne y n6yst6yy stare ylnsti, kd'
= dlel posledni ctyri mesicc = man
/, zelkou svou n n|ejnladsim ditkem
Podrobntjsi zprdw pfines"mc pr
ste.
M 1 M scznDmn ucmocnych na
,.lltzd Sc pani Marie Noydkoyh, by
nIdlici na Dyacdtt osmf u Harrison
,c%nlicicl. \ dvfma dilkami I'm Pee
oseffujiciho lfkafc STAY lcjich n
TAX zc jc uadtje IN brzk'
u 1plnt pozdraycni ktcrbho Jlp
nIprjcnc y plua srdcc.
l Minulon sobotu ptcyczon ny
3. do sy6h0 doinoYa \ uemoenlec Nv
Il %.Josefa dobfc Y krujanskg yen kri
n zich zn6mg feditcl fkdrny p. jos
4 ITntkoyy, D. karcl Bobek Jal
klpfed fsscm bylo oznhmono, PRISE
nIp B0bck X Yclinl ydlt"mll crane
b nj ri srazce syfl0 motoreykln
hasiGnkFm truckem, TAX ~ . ~
b, DIM byI uucpn sifdgiti v ncm0c
nipi kde pr krutyeb b~olestecl
byl nnccn podrobiii ~ tf1krht'
n operaei IN lcyf uonc ri posled
~ -
,iui Dpefaei byla mn yzaia pokozk'
,.'a pragt noIy y dana na noln RI
n6pon, ably hojcni bylo ryehlejsi
!, Pan Bobek yytrptl praya mnki
% ttyn tfdny, avsal "a pecliyf
. 10 obetfoydni ldkam y oseffoya
i ieIek stay jelo We lmpokojiyt hep
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-07-03
HOMES TO REPLACE FORTS
Grim Reminders Of Miiitarssm Being
Done Away With In German
Town Of Maysnes.

In these days when the shadow Of
militarism. 1t is to be hoped, IL he.
ginning to disappear In Germany. IN
earnest feature of the transformation
Is the fact that In the city OF Mayence-
on-the Rhine, plnn is being carried
out to dismantle the old Notifications,
do away with them. and replace them
with homes, apartment houses. md
commercial structures. The work Is
already well under way by the Ger.
mans under the direction of the
French army of occupation. When
the last vestiges OF milltarism have
disappeared, Mayence may possibly
again renew Its ancient standing ms
one OF the most Interesting of the
smaller European cities. One winter
afternoon, nearly sixty years ago. Rich
ard Wagner was inspired by the spec.
tacle of gorgeous sunset beyond the
towers Of Golden Mnyence" to com.
pose his magnificent "Meistcrsinger"
overture, and the tonal splendors OF
this work were subsequently worked
out In the composers apartment In .
small suburb across the Rhine.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-07-03
SUFFERED FOR HIS CURIOSITY
Altar Experience With Red Pepper
Grizzly Thought Only Of Reaching
the River Quickly.

Jim Cronin Of Spokane, . mining
man who Is Interested In gold prop
erty In the BabIne mountains, intends
In future to always make sure there is
pepper In his camping outfit. His
mine was recently closed down for the
winter, hut Mr.. CronIn made n belated
visit there. Just as he neared the
camp cabin he heard terrible com.
motion. The stout log walls shook,
the crash of the stove falling down.
and the clatter Of pms and smashing
Of tables and chairs caused him to ap.
pronch the place with caution. As he
drew near the door mighty grizzly
bear dashed out and dartcd past him
like an avalanche going over precI.
pice. The animal was holding his
mouth open. his eyes shut, and was
heading ms nearly as possible for the
river. Mr.. CrOnln investigated. He
found the interior of the cabin a
wreck. Lying on the floor WIS nn
empty can that once contained n half
pound of red pepper. The bears teeth
marks were plainly visible on the
opened end. Mr.. Cronin thinks BruIn
first shifted. then snorted, and ms re-
suit filed. lungs and mouth and eyes
with the fiery powder. after which he
sought madly to escape.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-07-03
Water Power Surprise

After II has been reported that
Pres. Wilson failed to sign the water
power bill recently passed by con-
gress, after 10 years delay over the
matter, IL now comes AZ a welcome
surprise to the west to read that the
president signed the measure before
June II but for some unknown rea-
son the public WAS not advised. This
action will open the way for great
development in the west 1t will
open the way for electrification OF
railroads, irrigation projects, pulp
and paper mills, etc. This bill will
unlock great natural resources which
for years have been withheld from
public use through lack OF workable
Legislation. The West has won one
victory in its fight for industrial de-
velUpment.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-07-03

OF last weeks Odd Fellows dOings
here, the Craig Empire says:
1.-The one outstanding feature Of
Meeker is the cordial hospitality OF
her people. They don't stand on
ceremony, but at once convince the
stranger within their gates that he
is welcome. This WAS evident not
only during the celebration, but the
following day, when all who stayed
over were made to feel glad they
came. The district gathering WAS a
success in every way and will result
In renewed interest and activity in
Odd Fellowship.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-07-03
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Gienwood springs, Colo. June 5. l!ss'
NOTICE Is hereby given that William e..
Rodgers, Of itio binnco Colorado. who. On
March y l.r.D. mIdc Presumption Declnratory
Statement Serial No. Oist05, for sw.4iiwiA.
wi,swL. section n. TIP. IS, II. n5 W. 4 Lot
Of Section s. TIP. s.. ltange % W.. . T. ~.
has filed notice of intention to make Final
prccmption Proof. 10 establish claim to the
land above described before IN. Register and
Receiver. l.. $. Land Office. at Glcnwnnh
Springs, Colorado, on the lith dny III Iuly,
I!rH.
Claimant names us Witnesses:
Erie W. Cmbinc. Richard Y. MhYor, Cyril
B Piggutt. and F1ink A. Ebler all OF kio
llnncO, Colorado.
jcl2.jIO ID. G. WEfAND. trHister.
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That ono 1oueh Of Nature.

It was raw. foggy evening. The
car was crowded. All within looked
and possibly felt, glnm.
Presently the conductor came slow.
Iy down the aisle, collecting his fires.
One strap-hangIng lady left hold Of her
support just ms the car lurched. and
ciutched wildly at his hand. swayins
as she did so.
mo dancing allowed on the car.
lady i" said he, cheerlly, and broad
smiles chnsed the gloom from the
faces of those who heard.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-07-03
WORLD, Highest Dam.

The highest dam In the world Is
the ArrowrOck dam at Boise, Idaho, a
massive arch wedge of solid concrete
weighing more than 1,0OO,0Oe tons
which rises to height Of 351 feet be-
tween mountains mile high. 1t was
built In four yenrs at cost of $1,000.
900. The artificial mountain lake
backing 1t floods a canyon to a depth
of 200 feet for distance OF 10 miles
when filed to It's capacity. The dam
was built by the United States rec.
lamatIon service as great irriga
ton project.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-07-03

The Odd Fellows are profuse in
their praise of the reception given
them at Meeker last Saturday. More
than five hundred Odd Fellows OF
this cornor of the state attended the
annual fish fry given by their Meeker
brothers and were entertained roy
ally. More than six hundred pounds
OF trout were served. A parade OF
the members WAS more than two
blocks long. There was degree work
In the evening, more than hundred,
including number from Moffat
county, taking the MuscOvite degree.
A number of the Craig boys went on
to Glenwood for an over Sunday ex-
cursion. County Courier
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1920-07-03
Summer Complaint Of Children,

There is not anything like so many
deaths from this disease now rs be-
fore Chamberlain's Collie and Diar-
rhoea Remedy came into such gen-
eral use. When this remedy Is given
with castor oil ~ directed and proper
care is taken as to diet, 1t Is safe to
say that fully ninety-nine out Of
every hundred cases recover. Mr..
w. g. Campbell of Butler, Tenn,
says, II have used Chanberlain's
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy for
summer complaint in children. 1t
is far ahead of anything have ever
used for this purpose"