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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-12-10
Zastavia prist 'ahovalectvo ma diva
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Washington, s. dec. - Prist "a
hovalecky vybor kongressu pojed-
naval Johnsonovej predlohe ma
zastavenie prist 'ahova;ectva sa
usniesol ju odpor1cat' kongressu
ku prijatiu, Predloha navrhuje "a
stavenie. prist 'ahovalectva ma diva
roxy $ vyynimkou krvnych pribuz-
nych americkyych obcanov, potom
studentov a obchodnych cestova-
tel'ov. Predloha bude prijata v
kratkom case vojde do platnosti:
0 60 dnf po jej prija;i. ;' :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-12-10
Kongress 81 vyxveduje, preto
name vel XII arm&du. s

Washington, g.. dec. = vojen-
sky vybor kongressu poziadal mi
nistra vojny Bakera, ably sa do
stavil ma piatok pred kongress a
vysvetil, preco ministerstvo vol
ny narekrutovalo armadu poeitu-
jlcn 10000 muzcv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-12-10

Washington, 8. dee. = Kehgres--
man Mason Illinois podal .vsera
kongressu rezol1ciu, v ktorej Eia-
da vladne vysetroyanie nezamest-
nanosti po celych Spoj. Stktoch.
Vseobecne ssa mysli, ze nezamest-.
:nanost po .krajine je schvalne w
.volavana kapitalistami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-12-10
Uhlie po 50 IA tonu.

Prvym obchodom uhlin. kto-
ry snizil ceny uhiia ma 90 "a to-
nu, je Sharp Bros. ma Wilson Ave.
Haselton Coal Co. tiez snfdila &C.
nu ma. $500 "a tonu vo fdfach.
Vd'aka "a toto snitenie patri NEST
slsej rade, ktora poziadala vrch-
nosti vysetrovat' tunajsie ceny
uhlia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-12-10
Vojna stala spoj. Staty "a bilio
nov dol&rov.

Washington, 5. dee. - Minister
financif Spoj. Statov dnes ozna-
mil, Se. eslS vydavky Spoj. Statov
|vo vojne 4 Nemeekom obnasajd
|$74, ,o1o, ,ooo,ooo. Tisto peniaze', Is W
dams boly Cd dna s. aprfla 1917
|do 80. j1na toho rokn.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27

conviction, and the defense had no chance: that when Sngmo was herdcC in the Riley office under guard whH' awaiting the arrival of the marS'a, he was covered" with two guns; that the presence of one of tn" guns ac
 counted for by am employc in the Riley offices, who gave it to the guard from beneath the counter in the or
 flee: that the presence of the Seconi revolver was not accounted for, and that the guard who held it on ScgurN was in Iditarod at the time Of the t1ai in Flat, and was not called to the trial: that the undcrShirt and shit through which the Serlwo bdlIc; passed into Ricy's body were pro duccd in evidences at the trial, but that the jumper which was over them was not produced; that the jumn'' could have and probably did con52a o gun which Riley was about to Us" upon Seguro, and that the second gun which the guard in Rilcy's office '"ih the same man being one who helped carry tho body. jumper and all, f"on the place where Riley was shot came
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27

sent them, they having been retained by Scguro'S brother, who was m American soldier i'm the late world war. request that he endcavor to obtain executive clemcncy for Seguo. that NIr. Clark had prepared the nee ,,Say papers or memoranda in 5hr case and had mailed them to .he Buttc firm, but that in the Stato 8. the mails here much time might el tsp ru their getting action, and he asked for as much time aS the court fc!
 inclined to give, sixty days at leu
 Scgwo was then asked if he haG anything to say, and answered that h. had not. The court then fixed the sentence to he executed on Fri"@y. April ?. and gave the original copy ct the order to the clerk for transmits, sion to the United States marshal and the duplicate to the clerk for the court fi'ns
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27
SET ASIDE OIL LANDS

LIVERPOOL, Feb, 27- DeveI- onment of tho use of oil for ships fuel purposes has led to the setting aside of more than 20 acres of lani adjacent to the southern docks at Liverpool for the storage of oil. It $ planned to establish in this area a fueling station that will make Liver pool great oil-distributing center.
 Five of the leading shipping com panies have been allotted portions O. the reserve land Each soon will begin the erection of huge tanks which will give total storage capacity Of sev- eral million gallons.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27
EXECUTION Of SEGURO IS SET
 FOR APRIL Z

Calmly. quietly and seriously, w'i'- ou, appmvU, b.uuda, Auilo Srguo. m tay fedora. count at Fairbanks, for ,r. second tim. in his .tio hewd ta. ... of hi, death set by the court. This uma It i, ,or Friday. Ap., 9
 E,.oro r..jNug tho date ot gNe".. t.or which wa> passed up on ucto'. m-t because of the appca, in the case Federal Judge Eunur, asked if Segurc 0. aoy.u. representing him had an, ching ,o -ay in Che matter and At.o.- ... John Clark addressed the coW.
 Mr. Clark stated that hc was n., s.g.... attorney in the ease, but that ac.ut. ac hadr.cc.yyd from Butt Mont. .ea. finn 30 request to rnn0-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27

out of the pocket of Riicy'S jumper, and that if Scguro hadn't shot Ercy msr HIey woud have shot Scguto. This is the base of the appeal for K ecuuvc clcm,ncy the Butte atrorn.ys Wlu make at Washington.
 The Crime
 HaiHu Scguo allied j. F.. CGcorC"D ru,,y a. rlat two years ago. SeIwo had furnished wood for h..y's dredging company; the company was in bankruptcy proceedings and it's at- fairs were being settled by the court, and Scguro could not get his monry and could not understand why, not be ing familiar with courts and their rules and delays. He threatened Riley and notified Riley that he would come after him, but Riley was so full Oi animal courage that he had not the power to be afraid of anything, and was therefore foolhardy. Scgu Q came to Riley in the boiler hoU," where Riley was working and they Were alone. To Scguro'S demand for money Riley made a short answer ard turned hiS back upon Seguo and started about his work, whcreupon Sr- guro shot him in the back, killing him Riley did not live long enough to know what had happened to hin. CThlS is the prosecutions story, a- though Riley was shot in the Sile.}
 Leroy Tozier procured stay or cX- ccution while he carried the case to higher court. The higher court gf- firmed the decision of Judge Bunncll. and as Scguro is out of funds aad Tozicr otherwise occupied, the ease has not been further appealed.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27
NATIONAL B. B. LEAGUE
 OPENS SEASON ON APRIL If

NEW YORK, Feb, 27-- With a playing schedule of l54 games the National League baseball season of 1920 will begin on Wednesday, Apsil IA and close on Sunday, October .. The initial games of the pennant race have been arranged as follows: Bos- ton at New York; Philadelphia at Brooklyn; Pittsburgh at St. Louis and Chicago at Cincinnati. The other half of the circuit will have the opening games on Thursday, April 22 with Cincinnati at Chicago; St. Louis ar Pittsbmgh; Brooklyn at Philadelphia and New York at Boston. In the five cities where baseball can be played on Sundays the visiting clubs have been well taken care of in the diStI"- button of games while none of them has been overlooked in the allotment of Saturday and holiday plumS. Ther" are only four conflicting dates in the entire schedule. These arc May D: Juno 27, September and 26 on each of which the Chicago National and American League Clubs will be play ing at home.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27
BACK ACHE
LImber Up With Penetrating
 Hamlin Wizard OH

A harmlc>s and effective prepars- ti66 Co relieve the 0s.u, ot Rucuma- ,iSm Sciauca Lame Rack and lum- bago IS Hawliu'> Nuarc )a v pen citrate, uussIv dr,.c- 'u, soreness, and umbers uo st't Jcmus ''nts and muscles
 You have no idea how useful 1t will be found in cases ot every day ailment or mi>h3p when there IS need or an immediate hcailnC anti septic application as u cases ol sprains. bruses, cuts. burns, bites and StinES
 Get It from druggists for SO cents If not sat,S6ed return the bottle and get yOur money back.
 Ever constipa,ed or have sick headache lust trv Wizard Liver Wh2s, plcl-an, li..,e pink p'iIs' 1V cents Guaranteed
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27

all Tor number one pest Si'" u' grades including pale skins priced in proportion
 WE ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN RAW AND MANofAel- FRED FIrRS IN THE NORTHW EST and all we ask o' you MT M
 tho chance of trial shipment and we will convince you "a m nav more for furs quicker returns hah you can where inc country We business in Alaska TOT o years " ~ hIt mn very extensive trade We sell manufactured iurs m a
 C m Uned States Canada great many European ,eS' Bv shipping only helping an AaSk"" auss ~ YOU are helping yourself to build up bnSness una. O0nsS
 entirely buy dec rom he trap er and trader the consumer thus we are a o pay you bette price elsewhere WE MhE hioh THE SAME DAY SHIPMENT Is RECEIVED
 o desired amounts to SOOO9 or more we WI" wire satisfactory may wire at our eNpe andwc will ship O place designate
 be fair with yourself as well as "h us "' make s trial shpment the result make steady shipper
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27
Basis of Appeal

The basis or the appeal for elem cncv is upon the testimony of SeGCro that he believed he was acting in self defense: that when he asked Riley To" a settlement on the fatal day Riley answered that he would "givc him a few shells" and that Riley thcrcupoH thrust his hand into the inside pocket Of the jumper he was wearing and half turned toward Scguro, who th'0 shot him: that Riley went down oc- hind a pile of pipe that was in the boiler house, and Segmo, not know ing whether he had shot Riley o' whether Riley was about to fire 'rcm behind the pipe, shot twice mor': that at Flat. where the trial was h"'d' sentiment was strongly for ScgCwor
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27

The B. M Behrends Bank Juneau National Dexter Horton National Bank . Seattle
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27
Cl\S GOLDSr TEN &Io VI A JUNEAU. ALASKA.

o\ THE TOP OF THE WORLD PAYING THE Ior UT HE a
 in presenting the quotations we wan, ! ~ bi cir nav what We quote. the market advances aeF Ut" ~ ~ ~ ". ri,r v o,, the shipper benefit of the increase 'P ' 4 he pcosed 10 keep you advised o market eha'seS : ,h
 Rear in mind that of our policy dea'E @ ,ICupsr trader appcI can afford 'o """ ''' ''' -n-AI,L L KINDS.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27
TR A D E R $
TR AP P k R s
SHIP TO GEORGE R. GOSHAW, ING, DEALERS IN RAW FURS
Seattle, Alaska Building.
New York, l27 ". 27th Street.

Alaska Building l21 W. ZIth Street
 York for highest paid for Raw Furs Your shipments graders Market Prices grading desired shipments will be by Providing that the Fus will be transportation charges Ship Insured Parcel Post Express Always list All check Seattle National Bank, desired Special instructions any, shipment
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-15

Thomas Tough. an old resident oi
this valley aud we'll known to Monte
Vista people. died suddcnly Satur.
day. May y. at the home of his son
barney Tough at Center. Cause vi
death was heart trouble. Deceased
was born March l. 1897. In Canada,
and was pas, NJ years of age at this
time of his death. Tho body wRs
taken to Pueblo for intcrmcnt At tbs
side OF his wife who died here four
years ago.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-15

W-s,-i Wallace and family return
I'd Wednesday from their trip ~ast
after an abs~ne. Of nve weeks Mrs
Wallace and tn. children visited
most of tn. time with W-stcl's sis
ter. Mrs. t.ouis- Davies, at Hay
~ard. wisconsin, while Wr.,ci en-
joycd the attractions In several of
the big cities. including Chicago. ~.
Paul. Cincinnati and New York city,
II, also visited his brother. Robert.
who is attending ssaunton military
school. virginia.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-15
FARM DUnGAU MOTIFS

nr. Geo. a. Wright. In the
fall Of 1917 plowsd up an area
of what he considered tho
poorest land on his place.
SIX serss Of this he seeded TO
barley aud sweet clover tho
following Spring At the rate ol
forty lbs. Of barley and seven
t6s. Of sweet clover per acre.
The barley was cut for grain
and the sweet clover was =
foot o. more In height 1t time
Of cutting. making the straw .
very valuable feed. In ths
Spring Of 1919. Mr.. Wright
tu5ned In on the sweet clover
forty.thrss ahotex and twenty
sheep. which remained there
until the clover was cut for
seed In the fall In addition ten
head Of horses vraxcd on the
clover until the end Of June.
This crop was cut down with =
mower. raked up. punched.
throshsd out with an ordinary
grain thresher and sold In the
hull for twelve cents per h..
which was considerably under
the market price: making an
income for the grower Of three
hundrsd and aixty dollars from
the seed alone. This method
Of harvesting results in n
heavy loas Of seed. Mr..
Wright states that the real
value Of sweet clover Ia not 40
much In the price Of the seed
produced. nor the use a past
uro. but In the "Civilixing" Of
the ground. Sweet Glover
has been made . county pro-
ject by the Rio Crande County
~ Farm Bureau for the cur.
rent year. ~~---
Atho~e in the upper end
Of the county wanting prairie
dog poison can get Il Of Mr.. e.
i. Ewing. who has = supply 1t
his ranch above Twin Noun
tain. A was stated before,
this poison was prepared By
the Rio Crande County Farm
Bureau and the U. 8. Biologi-
cal Survey cooperating.
The Farm Bureau put up a
little leas than one hundred
dollars in cash for their share
Of the poison, and that Is the
reason We must charge for that
used on patented land. The
government poison Is free. pro-
vided It Il put on unpatented
land. in equal amounts to that
put on the patented land. In
other words. II the user buys a
gallon Of poison for his own
land he Ii entitled to another
gallon. free of charge, to put
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-15
on unpaecnted land.

on unpaecnted land.
There will be = meeting of
the local bse.kespsrx In the
County Agents Office next Sat
urday. May fifteenth. vt three
o'clock =. N. Mt which time an
organization may be affected.
Let's get together and talk the
thing over anyway. The pro-
ducing Of honey has come TO be
quite n busines among = few
men Of the county-so much 80
that right now these men are
expeg6encing some difficulty In
marketing their product.
Thru an organization the sur.
plua honey could be disposed
0f u better advantage. as
could the buying Of bee sup
plies: also. foulbrood. which
has wrecked many n beekeep-
er throughout the country and
Of which not one case Il known
to exist In the County. could
be better handled through n
united effort.
We would be glad to see cv-
eryone who II Interested in
bees present next Saturday.
We have some Department
bulletins on the control Of Am.
Foulbrood.
c. d. Hyatt. Caunty Agr.
Agent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-15

c. W. Roper was born In Wis.
Jan 18th. ls&s. About two years
ago he came to the San Luis valley
where he made his home until the
time OF his death. About a month
ago he had pneumonia. from which
he seemed to recover: but other
complications followed which re-
suited In his death. He died FRI
day morning at s O'Clock MAY 7th) :.
at the home Of his neice. Mrs. C.. +.
Johnson. He leaves to mourn hia
loss: n nephew. three nieces and
many friends. Funeral was held In
undertaker's parlor Saturday at $3.50
p. NJ. conducted by p. II. Evans.
pastor OF Baptist Church.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-15

when - lady walks rixh, M Ia our
counter and says, THAT cak" you
hak. IL absolutely the best eakr ]
ever tastrd In my LIE" II must moan
somsthins of course sh. was at
tsisntin~.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-15

Fred Bunker has received the new
nxsusca-scr his barber shop and after
their installation will have one Of the
nne~t shops In southern Colorado.
The nxtures are ell In white enamel
and with three chairs and ciabora,.
mirrors. Fred will enlarge hts pres
ont shop to accommodate the new co
uipment and also the big hot watcr
tank.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-15

" \ Woods came home last Hat'
arday from his trip 10 California
Mrs Woods "a nov visiting her sis
tor at Portland.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-15

Mrs. y. =. McS~w In making i
good recovery from an operation
which she underwent last week At
the Red Cross. Her little daughter
Il making her home with Mrs. r.. W.
Tucker while her mother In H..
Salida Record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-10
Doctors Puzzled ronton
Man Unable to Sleep

remedy on tn" market without relief.
Hearing ot Tic Reese Formula Ri,
secured q bottle and although l have
not yc; finished the first bottle. my
stomach trouble has disappeared. 1 feel
fine and have slept like a top for the
last three njGhJs->omcthiaG I haven't
done for months. ! am recommending
the Reese Formula to all my friends
for IL il positively the greatest stomach,
liver and kidney remedy know Of.
Yours truly.
FRANK S"HAFER,
y second s.. irorton. Ohio.
Gc' bottle ~ E"csA Formula R-1l
today At H"Sc-DaNis pru gstores or
Solbv & Reed, Bridgeport or any drug
gil, anywhere. They all sell II. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-10

tn he n his best a man must nave
sound refreshing sleep. When wakcful
and restless At night he is in no condi.
ton Tor work or business during the
dlv WaNcfulncss is often caused by
and constipation. ana -
Icts. TRY dose OF these tablets and
soc how. much better you feel with D
clsar head and good digestion. For sale
L. III ,IcAl.rS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-10
yERG1s GIVES BAIL.

rlay Ncrsis. % Philadelphia who sew
rral DAYS ago was arrested and taken
IT, the county jail. was released Ecster-
day on bond Until III" trial comes up
sometime ina the near future.
The Keota news., 1920-08-27
Millions of Tiny Germs
Cause Your Catarrh

sprays and oooebo0.
q: 3. 3. win eleense yoar blee6
real relied. IL hes bsen b eea-
slant uso. for more than 61ey
years, and q seld By Ill dEuggist1.
loso no further time IN getting -
Tie right treatment.
Valuable advice regarding yeer
case viii b furniehed 1res. Ad-
dress Medical Adviser, 100 SWi1t
LAbogatory, Atlanta, O.,
The Keota news., 1920-08-27
MISTAKEN IN HIS sURMlsE
NJ. Brown oewsssi,at Nasty In 0lsm,.
Ing the oeamepheoe foe Thsoe
Uneasthly Sounds.

Perfect peace reisnsd In the
Browns household. The head Of the
family. his days work over. WAS read.
ing. In blissful anticipation Of the eve
ming meal which Mrs.. Brown was
busy preparing In the kitchen.
Tho gentle stiffness was suddenly
broken BY eefie sounds. apparently
coming from the next house. weird
moaning. developing into heart-feod.
Ing walls and narrowing shrieks.
Mr.. Brown jumped up.
"It's Ars. Woods confounded gram.
ophoue playing Tosti's '0ood.by"
he cried. "I1sie"-to his Oldest
daughter@"so and imp,ore her to stop
Il! Tell her I'm ill-teil her we're
all III. anything you like. only make
her leave OIL"
The child obediently hurried out.
and two minutes later came rushing
back.
TITS not Nrs. Woods gramophooe.
dad" she said. "It'A the Nurphys
down the street opening q tin Of
corned beef!"
The Keota news., 1920-08-27
Real Relief Comes Only By
CLEANSING the Blood Of the

Yeu must realize that your blood
= loaded down with eataSrh
goTms, and these germs must be
renewed from your blood befoee
you can expect real. rational relief
IRON Tie disease. And Of course,
you know that you cannot rsaeh
tAsss germs In your blood With
The Keota news., 1920-08-27
OLD BOSTON ABODE
Province houss, Once One Of the Aaest
Famous Colonial Mansiens, Has
Been Partially Preserved.

There stands today on Bosworth
court In Boston but q portion Of the
old Province house. q most Interesting
relic Of colonial days: and the rest
Of the court II lined with modern Of.
dee buildings. But In 1870 II was con.
sidered . very genteel part Of town.
Oliver Wendell Holmes lived In the
old Province house for IS years.
At the farther end Of the court
stands an iron.wrought archway. dec.
orative Of design. which WAS used In
the early part Of the nineteenth cen.
tury - IN entrance to the governors
garden. . part Of the Province house
grounds. This has been carefully pre-
served. ~ have the stone steps which
lead to the lower level. The Province
house WAS immortalized BY Hawthorne
In his ''Twicc-Told Tales."
The historic staircase now 10 gone.
and only . portion Of the exterior oe
the house II left. Il Was built In 1907
BY Peter Sargent. . wealthy London
merchant. and was considered one Of
the handsomcst residences In town.
During the days OF it, popularity the
governor gave many balls there.
The Keota news., 1920-08-27
oQuaro.

n owe you IN spology. old man: I
thought you had gone home. when !
took Jour umbrella from the once last
evening"
That's al right. On account Of the
weather you left your now hat on the
hook and wore that old cop that's been
kicking around. Al II WAS raining
hard, and you had my umbrella. and I
didn't want my hat to get spotted. I
wore yours home"