davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-02-26
BUILDINGS BURNED At
NEW PORTLAND
aasas Holbrook L0OSes House and
ellhIe the Family Escaping with
1t Little Clothing

w Portland. February 24-The
o. Charles llolbrook who es-
i from their burning home with
"a few clothes are occupying the
Adams house. All Of their fur
vas burned besides lot of
- hincry in the stable which
80 destroyed in The eonfiagra-
The insurance WAS very small.
ences II. Friend, Adolph Bisson
~ Raymond G. Fogg were at their
49, as the first of the week from
II arsity CT Maine.
S owhegan Grange will give an
dance tomorrow (Friday) night
a range Hall. Music furnished by
r. Imperial Orchestra.
IS Grace Gilbert Merrill spent
5aa lay and Monday in town coming
10 rom Augusta when she is filling
i 'enographers> position.
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and when sixteen years of age 1t was
considered that the lad had gained
sufficient knowledge from text books
and he became established as a clerk
in the store of John Ware at Athens.
In 1851 the young salesman decided
that he wanted to get rich faster than
he was doing In the employ of his
Continued on Page Twelve)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12

Fam. pnr. 1441 Cleayer ul. Zmarta
osierocila nowonarodzone niemowle.
Stroskanemu mezowi zasyiamy wy
razy szczerego wspolczucia.
- "
Jutro, o godzinie Gel zrano, odbe-
die sic pogrzeb S. p. Bronis4awy Z
Michalskich Betonskiej, kt0ra zmar-
la pc dluslcj chorobie, liczac PREY
z.gonie lat 2S. Orszak zalobny wyru-
sly z domu pnr. 1901 Elston ave do
koSciola p. W. Sw. Stanisiawa kost-
XII, a stamtad ma cmentarz Sw. Wo.-
ciecha. Zmarla o%sierocila meza !
dwoje drobnych dziatek.
PAM Bessie Slanicka, Fam. pnf.
81 Blue Island ave-, znalGzla oncg-
daj niezywego 25letnlego Stanlsia-
wa Drozdia, zaczadzonCgo gazem W
pokoju, kt0ry cd niej odnajmo"at'
Waz gumowy, kt6ry laczyi rury ga
zowe Z palnikicm, by} PREY nasadzle
obluzniony i gaz uchodzii znaczneJ
ilosci W py-'ietrze. Wszystko zda1e
sic swiaHczyt "a tenn, IL Smierc Droz-
dza mic byla spowodowana samob0J-
stvcm. tylko praypadkicm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12
NOTATN OSOBISTE.

%. Antoui j. Wlodarski nabyi o.
negdai r~calnUSG cd oh. Mikolaja j.
KaszcwskicgO, pnr. 1905 w. 47cj uI.,
"a sumo $4,000. TranzakCye kupna
j ]sprzcdaiy przeproWadzil bank braci
Wlodarskich.
r. Eazimicrzowi JuszCzakowi. IA
mieszkalemu pnr. 2441 w. Amy pl.,
urzadzilo grono przyjaci0l 2 Okazyi
imienin mia nieSpodzianke W do
mu pod wylej wymienionym adre-
sem. Pc spozyciu smacznych potraw,
bawiono sic Tesolo do n Me o.
beszlo sic - ocZywiScie - bez upo-
mink6w i s~erdecznych po~winszOwaii.
z polecenia lekarzy wyjechal wczo
raj wieczorem do San Antonio, Te-
xas OBJ. Franciszek Romatowski.
am. pnr. 1858 Kimball ave, " ola
poratowania nadwatlonegO zdrowia.
Oh. r. Cierpi Cd dlu1szegO czasu Ma
chorobe piersiowa. Pozostanic tam
przcz kilka miesieCy.
~
Oh. Walrnty Baranowrki. zam. pmr.
t15o Nelson H.. W .AvondalC. nahyl v
tyrh dniach clcganrka dwupiCtrowa KAT
micnicc cd p. StaniSiawa Better. pr.
1919 Barry ave. M WacIawnwir. 90
BaranowSki jest znanym od >H"r"%t
lat. muzykiem grywajacym W ~l"air|'
&rilmicjSkim. jest on ~cZi"nH!"m Tow.
M{nizichy i'm. Wv. SianiSlI"a k"ri"'
ma kantTwic.
OBJ. Adam T.. SlSki. "twirra L rm."m
iufrzciSzym pol>ki Skiad dam$hi"h IL
bran pnr. $40 milwaukee, ave. W r"'Ii-
IN Racine ave. POnicwaH p. SrlShi pa.
>iada wiclU zm1inm"cl ! p~"Iy.tari"i W
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Fam. pnr. 405S Potomac ul. i obrabo-
walo go $42.
+ q
Podobnemu losowi ulegl A. Kiosk
wicz, Fam. pnr. 1899 Thomas ul..
ktoremu trojka bandycka SkonfiSSo-
wala zegarck i S..
= q =
w czasie zeszlorocznyCh rozru--
chow rasowych ma poludniowej stro-
ME miasta zostat a~resztowany mu-
rzyn Cass Harris, zarzadca kawiarni
Elite, oskarzony o napad z zamla-
rem zamordowania ma Ludwika Llsi-
ce lam. pnr. 2642 Wentworth ave.
ZajScie to znalazlo swe echo wczoraj
pred sedzia Josephem Sabathem'
pred ktory1n Staneli policyant Ed
ward J.. Mitchell re stacy policyJnej
PREY Deering str. i Juliusz Benve--
multi, oskarzeni o spisek, celem u
daremnienia wymiaru sprawiedliwo-
sci. Harris zeznal w~cZoraj, &c Ben
venutti obiecal mu ,,zalatwiC' Gala
sprawe "a $500 i re kilka dni po--
TEN zgioSli sic do niego pollcyant
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12
lie OFIAROWALO WYCHO.
DZTWO POLSCE w TO-
WARACH?
Sekcya Ratunkowa PREY Wydzia-
lie Mar. oblicza, re wyslano
towarow "a 2 miliony dol.


Nieraz rozmaitc o~rganizacyc
komitety lub towarzvstwa pukajq
do serc litoSciwych wychodztwa
polskiego, wychodztwa w .Anery,
&C, proszqc o DANNY ia rzccz S}o.
dnych W Polscc.
MaIo kto proSbom tym odmN,
vial.
Dawano ma rozrnaitc cclc, da-
wano chctnic, lie kto mogl. Byli
tacy, CO micli Il mic chcicli dat, ale
tych mic brak w zadncm spuic--
czcnstwic. ofiarowafo Wychodz,
two polskic W Stanarh Ljcdnoc7o-
nych swc Macicrzy?
Odpowicdz ma to pytauic dale
&c sWej strony Sekcya Ratunko--
wa t'OlCN PREY Nydzlalc NarodO-
wynn, zajmujqca sic Szczerzc cd
d}uIszcGo czasu zbieranicm ofiar
Ola potrzcbujacych pomocy W
PolScc.
Ia posrcdnictwe1n Sckcyi Ra--
tunkowej przcs}ano do Polski ty-
STAGE pax odziezy, obuwia, mydfa
i bieIizny, ofiarowanych i zbicra-
nych przez Polk. Ogofcm Sckcya
Ratunkowa wyslaia W jcdnym ro-
ku towarow wartoSci dwoch mi
lionow dolarow.
Ma Chicago wypada powazny T.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12

Mitchell, kt0remu powyisza sumo
faktycznie wypiaci}. Cd tego czasu
LisiCa znikf gdzieS bez Sladu.
~ q .
Wiclki obchod Odrodzenia Polski
urzadza ,,WydziaI OSwiaty Zwiazku
Polek", W najblizsz3 niedzielc, dnia
1870 b. m, w sail Zwiazku Polek, p.
mr.. 1909 y. Ashland ave, o godzinie
100 wieCzorem. Obch0d ten uroz-
maicony bedzie mowami. X. Konsul-
tora Grudzinskiego i PAM Amy
Neuman, deklamacya panny +. Pra-
czoikowSkiej, Spiewem solOwym pa
nj ROXY KwaSisrochowej, $piewdmi
ch6ralnynli Ch6r6w Jutrzenek i FL
laret0w, ora produkcyami muzyCz-
nemi panny S. Skicrczyhskie. ma for
t%epIanie / p. Tomasza Orzady ma
skrzypcach. WStep wolny dla wszySt-
kiCh.
:. q =
Wczoraj przedpoludniem rozstaia
sic = tym Swiatcm pc kr0tkich cier-
pieniach :. p. Barbara Z kniterow
Treder. iona Oh. Fra1ciszka Treder,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12
PRZESTROGA
Tysiace niewinnych i ME
mogacy sobie poradzic
ludzi cierpi.

Me mozemy dluzej milcze6. Gu
jenny, re jest to naszym obo wiazkiem
azeby ostrzedz naszych przyjaci64 i
publike, re jest tylko jedna prawdzi-
wa Bulgarian herbata ma krew.
Chorzy ludEie ME moga robic pro-
by tam gdzie zalezy ma ich zdrowiu.
Lekarze i aptekarze bardzo p~olecaja,
Bulgarian herbate ma krew dlatego,
re p~rzeszla probe co do zelaza i przez
wiele lat leczy i pomaga chorym.
Bulgarian herbata ma krew jest
tenn doskonalem lekarstwem W Swie-
Gle, ktore pomaga ma choroby i cara
zy prawie wszelkiego Satunku, take
jak zoiadka, organ6w, watroby, ne
REX i choroby we krwi, take przy-
nosi ulge i z%apobiega z~aziebieniu. in
fluenzie, grypie 1 zapaleniu piuc, a
przez to ratuje wielu osobom zycie.
Chcemy zabezpieczyC kazdego, nal
bezpieczniejszym i najlepszym sposo-
benz otrzymania prawdziwej Bulga-
rian herbaty ma krew jest jezeli poi
dziecie do ~aptekarza i zapytacie o
mia, wyprzedsz jej jest zwykle tax
wielka. re zapas waszego ~aptekarza
moze bye wyczerpany, W takim ra-
zie pamietajcie powiedziec mu, axe
by sic o MIA dIa was postara{. CNie
przyjmutcie substytut6w). Albo je-
zeli MUSCLE mice ia zaraz, my ia
przyslemy VAN przez registrowana
poczte. Przyslijcie s1.25 ma jedno
DUE familijne pude4ko. 1915 ma ;
pudelka, albo tel $5.25 ma S pude-
lex. Adres n. H. Won Schlick, IRE
sident, Marvel Products Co.. 81
Marvel Building. Pittsburgh. Pa.
-2-17-24-S1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12
4 Sekcyi Ratunkowej Polek.

togo procent, DO okoio 100000 do
lcroW WartoSCi w toWarach. Jezc-
Ii sic zwazy, re poza naszem mia
stem jest wiele innych z~amoznych
i licznych osad polskich, to surna
ofiar zFozonycf przez Polki Chi
cagoshic jest pokazna.
Wyclrodztwo jednak ME po.-
winno sic zadowolit robot4 swq
dotychczasowa. Bieda jcszczc pa
nujc wSzechwIadnic pc miastach
.poISkich. G1od grozi jcszczc ubo~
GIN robotnikom. Pomoc jcszczc
nicSc trzcba.
Wprawdzic CHOP Polski ma co
jc5t. .Nlc i ola nicgo nadchodzq
najciczszc easy, DO zbliza sic
Lrzcdnowck.
Opuszczac wiec rqk mic MONA.
DlatcSo Polki chicagoskic, zor-
Ganizowanc w komitcty ratunko-
VIC a skupTonc W piracy nicSienia
pomocy Ojczyznic, w Sekcyi Ra-
tunkowcj przy Wydzialc Narodo.
wynn, urzadzaja wiclkq kampanie
>hladkowa, ktora rozpocznic sic
V niCdziclc 212o marca, a potrwa
do ponicdzialku l1go kwictnia.
Icbranc W czaSic tel Rampant O.
ilary hcdq wyslanc natychmiaSt
do Pol>kj. Ma czclc Rampant tel
stoi spccyalny ccntralny konitct
P"lck a Przcwodniczqca jest PAM
Prakscda Sawicka Z Milwaukee.
Kazdy komitet Polek W poszcze
golnych dziclnicach juz tcraz po-
winicn rozpoczac prace przysoto-
wawczq do rampant.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12

tel dzielnicy, nicma najmnicjszcj wat
pliwoSci. &c interes p0jdzie dobrze o
lie nasi zastosuja sic do hasia ,swGj do
swego".
PAM Helena. iona p. LcUna Drwcfi---
skiegO, asyStenta kaSycra pod naHw;l
Peoples Stock Yards State Bank"
Fam. pnr. JJ2J SO. Paulina ILL.,. zI!ajhuie
sic oil paru tygOdni ObloInic chora.
=:
%. Franciszek Rokicki. zam. pnr
29JS Mildred ILL.,, wyjcchaf wczoraj hr
lcja Chicago Milwaukee, and ST. Pant
do Minneapolis. Mimi. IA pOGrzrb swrj
bratowej AgnicSzki TyrakowSkicj. J."
wr6ci do Chicago W nicdzi"lc wicrZo
rem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12
CENY TARCOWE
" CHICAGO.

Pszcnica, No. =, twarda,
buszcl ........ SID do %23i
Pszcnica, No. ., czcrwona
buszel ........ %2.4J do $3.50
Kukurydza, No. 3, z6ita
baISzcl ........ $I.J3 Go SIG
Kukurydza, No. 3. biala
huszcI ...... $l.J3h DO $l.J6
Dwics, bu. No. ?. 91Ec do 92"':
Irczmich, buszcl $1.2S do $I.Gi
/vtu, buszcl =. %l.74E do $l.;l"s
BYDLO.
WoIv, tucznc =. $15.4O DO Sl1.1I
WoIy. roczne .. $3.50 do $1l.7j
Krowy, tucznc i jalow-
HI, ......... $3.50 do $l%.2..
Cicleta, ....... $3.50 d. $17.jD
SWINE, tucznc *l4.2J Go $3.50
SWINE, wagi miedzy 13j i
100 frnt0w -. T14.SJ do %lj.10
Barany, $500. $l7.0o do 5000
Owcc. tucznc 49,. 500 do $14.2j
NABlAL.
Iaja. pierwsza sorta.
tuIin ........ t6Ec do nc
Iaja. 22H >orta, tuzin 49,. 42%c
Maslo. l>za >orta. iunt 800. GSi,:
Na%,.. 2ga s"rta. lunt ...... "a:
s." daisies" funt 27LIc d. 30:
Ser amcr,k. iunt o.. 30Ec do 81:
WARZYWA.
Hura,%i. bcczka =. $40 DO $3.50
Sclrry. >krzynka N'lori-
dad ........ $500 do 800
Ugorki. , tuziny =. $i.OO do 500
E%iata, i;5ciasta,
>krzynka ........ 20c do -:
.CGuba. domoWa, WoTck
100 tuntowy -. $3.50 do $500
hartoilc. 100 it. $40 do 500
NartofIc, sIodkic -
ko>z ......... 500 do %2.3J
i'om;Iory. & ko>zy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12
Notatki
Reportera.

Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu delega-
tow obchodow narodowych i bibliote-
ki i'm. j. L. Kraszewskiego. dzialsja-
cych ma Woiciechowie. uchwalono u
rzadzit narodowy obch6d odrodze-
MIA POlski, pOlsczony z obchodem
majowym W niedziele, dnia 9go maja
b. T. " sail Puiaskiego. Fry Ashland
i 1Sej ul. Komitet juz zawcza-
su p~rzystepuje do o~pracowania pr
gramu / zaangazowania ~potrze6nych
sil.
Wczoraj, o godzinie 1890 rano,
po diugiej / ciezkiej chorobie zasne-
la W Panu 5. p. Helena Polewska, Ia
wniejsza aSpirantka Si6sG" Notre Da-
mex 20 Stanisiawowa. Pogrzeb odbe-
die sic prawdcpodobnie " poniedzia
TEX rauo 2 domu zsloby pnr. 1923
Elston ave. do koScIoia p. W. $w.
Stsnislawa Kostki. a stamtad ma
cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha.
. &% .
Piecioletnia Maryuia Mazurkie-
wicz. Fam. pnr. 140l y. Ashland av.,
ulegIa onegdaj nieszczeSliwemu wy.
padkowi " ooblizu swego domu. -
PrzechodzsC Ashland ave i Black
hawk ul.. ~zostala najeChana przez
automobil. kt6rym kierowai c. NJ.
Redzihski. Fam. pnr. SAT \. Kill
lare ave. { bolcSnie pokaleczona ma
saIem ciele. Zavezwany lekarz DIR.
Mix. gam. pnr. 1929 y. Ashland ave-,
udzieln dziewczyuce pierwszej pomo-
Cy, poczem zaniesiono ia do d9mu'
sdzie PREY troskliwej oPiece wyzej
wymienionego lekarza powoli PREY
chodzi do zdrowia. Swiadkamt wy
padku byli: Edward i Eleonora Ma
zurkiewicze.
: o
Do vvszynku pnr. 333 henslng-
ton ave. wkroczyla policya i areszto-
wa{a wlaScicielke J Awlanska. kto-
"a zostaia oskarzona 0 utrzymyWa-
ME trunk6w wyskokowych. Sedzia
sprave wyrzucil z sadr, gdyz PREY
uiesiona do sadr butelka istotnle Ia
wieraIa 10 procent alkoholu. lecz nile
byla TO vodka. tylko lekarstwo ma
reumatyzU.
= o :
Dnia 10. marca zrana o godz. 6t"J
zmarla W szpitalu p. W. Sw. Antonio
90 5. D. Eleonora Nowakowska. je'
dypa c6rka dra Jana J.. Nowakow-
skiego j rani Heleny NowakowskieJ'
za~mieszkalych p. n. 915S W. 10. uli-
ca. S. p. Eleonora liczyia zaledwie
Is wiosen zycia; byla ona uczenni-
"a drugiego wyzszego kursu Akade-
mil p. W. NajSw. Rodziny, a poprzeo-
no uczeszczala do Szkoiy parafial-
nei D. ". sw. Amy, gdzie ~ukonczyfa
,alubnie Smy stopien nauhi. Zmar-
"a o~dzaaczala sic usposobieniem CT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12

Glory parafialne B'ogosiaWlone1
saIomei i sw. Cecylii, s~kupiajace sic
n-zv parafii p. W! sw. Salomei, 'gdzle
nroboszczem jest X. Jan PajkoWSkl'
urzadzaja wsp6lna zabawe " niedzle-
II, dnia Igo kwietnia b. t. W san
Nh. Cieplika, pnr. 1873 Indiana ave-
q -
Parma Stanislawa Radke, llczaca
lat Is. ~zamieszkala z rodzicami D.
mr. 914O Armitage ave, ma Jadwigo-
vie. zachorowaia try tygodnie te-
NH ma TAX zvans .,Spiaczke" i dopie~
70 onegdaj obud1iia sic. Przez Try
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12

Konstanty Mazulewski, robotniS'
lat Sc, Fam. PR. "a LARA
bee ul., spadl wczoraj z Wysokosci
drugiego pietra nowego budynku
nrzv ulicy Diversey i ulegi bolesnym
obraaeniom ma calem ciele, oraz do
znaI zIamanie prawej reki. Amou =
Iansem przewieziono nieszczssIi"eg"
do szpitala powiatowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12

Prey zbiegu rlic Ohio Racine av.,
~policyant Antoni Klawier. LEGACY lat
So, Fam. pnr. asa n. Ashland ave.
spostrzegl blakajacego sic psa o po-
dejrzauym wygladzie, kt6rego chciaf
z~astrzelic. ale pies gdy ujrza1 re-
wolwer. skoczyi do p~olicyanta i uKa-
si1 go " prawa reke. Pierwszej po-
mocy l~ekarskiej. udzielil lekarz pa
licyiny DIR. Niles.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-12

sp6lka Budownicso- Pozyczkowa /
Kasa Oszczednosci i'm. Sw. Amy
dzialajsca przy parafii p. ". sw. ia
ma Kantego, prosperuje doskonale
" calem tego siows z~naczeniu. Po-
siedzenia jej odbywaja sic W kazdy
piatek cd godziny Tel do Gel VIE
czorem W sail bankowej pod maia
Eieza koSciola sv. Jana Kantego.
sp6aka ia z~alozona zostaia pred Kill
ku laty "a poSrednictwem klubu mfo
lzre1y pod nazwa Panama Circle
wychowank6w Kantowa | W krotkim
stosunkowo czasie zjednaia sobie Ia
utania ME tylko u Polakow, ale'taS-
re u obconarodowcoT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-12

A man in walking four blocks on Kansas
avenue today saw three women whose
waists gaped open behind. There Is a de-
mand for more dress reform.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-12
mill TO MOUTH
Newspaper Situation Still a
Problem in Nation.
Factories Running Behind and
Costs Are Going Up.

If the paper mills of the United
States had suspended operations on
the evening of April so, the supply of
newsprint would have lasted thirty
five days. The mills are running be-
hind. have been for some time and
probably will be in the future.
The federal trade commission of
Washington has issued a report show
ing the reasons for the lack of news
print and the reports from SO mills
oAerating 100 machines are given.
The idle hours in the mills on the
machines because of lack of labor
amounted to 129. the hours lost be-
cause of repairs were 2,576, and hours
lost for lack of coal. 66. 1t is shown
that 2,455 hours were lost because of
lack of material such as wood pulp,
lack of power and high water All of
these things have entered into he
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-12
rs YEARS AGO IN TOPEKA
From tho Columns OF
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL


June IL, 1905.
The annual meeting of the Topeka Phil
osophical society is to be held tonight at
the high school building. There are now
about 70 members. The election of officers
will be held tonight. The retiring presi-
dent A. H. Thompson, will deliver an adj
dress. 2. f. Riley is to read a paper on
"Eclipses." b. B. Smyth will also read q
paper. His subject will be ''The Terminal
Moraine in Shawnee County"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-12

where pasturing is good, the farmers
take advantage of the good roads to
go extensively into the dairying bust
ness.
Milk Platforms Soon.
There is little doubt that in the
next few years one will see milk plat
forms in front of every farm house in
that country and milk collections will
be the regular daily order. Also the
excellent road conditions probably will
increase the poultry business in the
country"
along that route already have seen
the possibilities for the big money in
the dairy business and are beginning
an intensive study in anticipation OF
the establishment of milk routes and
the purchase of large dairy herds.
81 understand that the country in
the eastern part of the county is ex-
celIent for dairying," said Watson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-12
Concrete Road Out of Topeka
Induces Prosperity.
Farmers Along Highway Study
ing Dairy Business.
MILK PLATFORMS TO Be BUILT
"SOOn as Common as Mail
BOxes"-M. w. Watson.
Poultry Industry to Follow
Course of East Sixth Road.

A complete revolution in methods of
farming along the East Sixth street
road will be noted upon the compile
ton of the cement highway now I'M
der construction, according to a pre-
diction by NJ. w. Watson, state high
way engineer.
That section of the county, accord
ing to Watson, will develop largely
into a dairy country in which milk
routes VIII be as numerous as rural
free delivery routes.
History will no more than repeat
itself when the hard surfaced road is
completed" Watson said today. an
billy countries similar to the eastern
half of the county thru which the pro-
posed hard surfaced road will run and
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k. U. Furnishes ITS PROFITEER
Senior Could Not Satisfy Probe Com
tnittce on Costs of Graduation.

fnittce on Costs of Graduation.
Lawrence, Kan. June 12.-Because
he failed to answer satisfactorily the
charge of profiteering In the Univer-
sity of Kansas senior class invitations
this year, a degree from the school
of law was withheld from Edward E.
Pedro1a, a senior law student from
Emporia and chairman of the senior
invitation committee, by the state
board of administration, according to
a statement by Chancellor Frank
Strong today
The charge of profiteering in the
senior commencement invitations was
brought against Pedroja by a senior
investigating committee elected at
mass meeting, which at the time was
investigating the high cost of renting
commencement caps and gowns. Not
getting the desired results from Pc
drota, the committee took the matter
up with the state board of administra-
ton and action taken by the board
kept Pedroja from being graduated
with the class Wednesday.
Chancellor Strong said that 1t was
without doubt within the power or
the state board to withhold the de-
gree from Pedroja because a degree
takes in more than the actual schol-
astic work completed. Pedroja had
completed the scholastic work required
and was in line for his diploma when
he was called out and his diploma
taken from the rest.
He asked and was refunded the IS
diploma fee which he had previously
paid to the university business man
aRer
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reckoning. making the mills fall be-

reckoning. making the mills fall be-
bind.
q Even tho the American publishers
are running short on paper, the ex-
ports to foreign countries must be
kept up. As an example, in March,
1920. the tonnage to foreign countries
under the head, Exports of News
print" included $50 tons to China, 101
to the Philippine Islands. and 68 tons
to Canada, Argentina. 1887; Cuba,
457; Brazil. 1911; and Chile, 81.
In America LOO Mills.
North America contains 1,100 mills
running at full capacity, as fast as
they can get the material and labor.
They should produce $500, 900 tons of
newsprint, but they aren't doing it. ac-
cording to statistics. The pulp mills
in Sweden have sold IS per cent of
their normal production to date. The
new pulp mills in Canada are sending
their output to Great Britain. Wages
paid men employed in the paper mills
are LA per cent higher than they were
in 1915. Another factor that cuts
deeply into the pulp and paper supply
is the quantity of other articles being
manufactured from them. Paper
drinking cups, plates, paper napkins
and paper towels are recent achieve
ments in the paper line.
Newspapers all over the country are
being forced to raise their subscrip-
the many other things being made
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-12
CARNIVAL SEATS COLLAPSED.
Seven Are Injured by Accident nj
Ottawa Side Show.

Ottawa, Kan, June 12.-Seven per-
sons were injured here last night,
when seats in a carnival sideshow fell.
Peter Van Rheen, an aged merchant
of Rantoul, suffered broken ribs.
Grace Van Rheen.- Ralph Kinder and
Robin Tutcher. all of Rantoul, also
sustained such injuries that they were
taken to a hospital. Others received
minor injuries.
The show was playing in a tent and
several hundred people were seated on
the frame grandstand seats. Wet
ground is supposed to have caused
the collapse.
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HURLEY LOSES SEAu-FINALS.
Wolff of st. Louis Defeated Topekan
at Rock Island.

Rock Island, Ill, June 12.-Clar-
ence L. Wolff of St. Louis played true
to form Friday and defeated Harlow
Hurley of Topeka, Kan, and 4, for a
place in the finals Saturday in the
Transmississippi Golf association
tournament at the Rock Island arr
senal. Robert\ Mckee of Des Moines.
state champion of Iowa, defeated
Francis Dickinson of Des Moines, 3
and 2. and he will oppose Wolff for
the title.
WolfFs match with Hurley was a
repetition of his previous triumphs of
the week. Early in the morning
round Hurley exhibited signs of nerv-
lousness and when he drove his ball
Into the punch bowl his upset was
marked. Wolff completed the morn
Ing round of eighteen holes with d 2
up advantage.
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SPEAKER LEADS THE SKATERS
Runs Race for Batting Honors With
Hornsby of Nationals.

New York. June 12.-Tris Speaker
and Roger Hornsby are still setting
the batting pace in the major leagues,
With an average of 1913. Speaker
leads the American league, followed
by Jackson. Chicago. .372; Johnston.
Cleveland, 1853: Meusel. New York.
1857; Milan. Washington, 1852, and
Babe Ruth. New York. 1852.
Hornsby is far out in the lead in
the National with 1887. being followed
by Daubert, Cincinnati. $50; Robert
son. Chicago, 347; Groh. Cincinnati.
.339; Williams, Philadelphia, .324, and
Rousch. Cincinnati. 1921.
Cleveland leads the American
league in team batting with .3o4 and
the Reds are the best, in the National
with .2S9.
Sam Rice. Washington, with %
stolen bases leads the American
league, and Carey of Pittsburgh is the
Nationals best stealer with is.
Jack Quinn with nine victories out
of ten starts is the best pitcher in the
American and Meadows is the leading
hurler of the National league.