davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25

potatoes, cranberries, pumpkin or
mince pie with Herkimer county cheese
and cider. Let it go at that. Enough
is as good as a feast
Which reminds US that no king or
naughty potentate Of any kind, even
in prewar days when they were many,
could by any human possibility have
a more toothsome feast. They aren't
made, you know.
Which also reminds us that the tur-
key Is Americas gift to the world.
The turkey is truly an American
bird. 1t existed on the continent with
the Indians before Columbus landed.
Only a few years ago among the caves
Of Arizona the mummified remains of
a turkey were found. Practically every
cave once occupied by the cliff dwell
ers of that region contained the bones
or feathers Of the turkey but this spe-
cimen Is intact. Its age is matter
of speculation among the scientists OF
the National museum, where the speci-
men is on exhibition.
Another interesting fact in this same
connection resulted from a scientific
expedition which DR.. G. Hart Merri-
man made among the mountains of
Arizona; he came across a living spe-
cies of bird identical with the one
found mummified and which Is known
to the scientific world by his name.
Another recent discovery In connec-
ton with the turkey was Maya hero
glyphic. This piece Of parchment shows
a grocer's account in which is men,
toned, with other things, ten turkey
hens and five turkey cocks. The dis
tinction between the two is quite APP
parent in the crude drawings. This Is
thought to be the first record of the
turkey In this country and antedates
the expedition of Cortes to Mexico
in 1910.
But the turkey goes back further
among the Indians than even the prob
able date at which the specimen found
In the cave existed. Among the Zunis,
for instance, there exist many legends
handed down from time immemorial,
which have for their subject the tur.
key.
Perhaps none is more interesting
than the one which tells why his tall
feathers are dark, showing, as 1t does,
not only the place he held in the esti-
nation Of the Indians, but also no,
ticeable similarity to the flood story
from our Bible,
Once upon time, so the legend runs
there was flood and the face Of the
world was covered with water. And
the turkey, weary Of continually flying
decided to seek some spot on which
he might light and rest. But the other
birds and animals advised him not to
and the very gods themselves warned
him.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
This Critical World.

It's impossible to please everybody,
and if a girl has what we, in our ig-
norance, consider a good figure the
neighbOr women say she is bunchy.-
Ohio State Journal. Z.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25

NJ one of these little creatures do not
escape.
The weasel can climb as easily as
RIM along the road and 1t is equally
at home on any surface. The top OF
n hedge presents no difficulties TO the
weasel: II will travel along this as
ouIckly and easily as along the
smoothest pathway.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
Birds Power of Vision.

A birds power of vision is, on the
average, about 100 times greater than
mans. Birds have been known to
see worm on freshly plowed ground
at n distance of 300 feet.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
We'll Fitted.

THAT boat is nothing but an old
tub" isn't it all the better fitted
for the wash of the sea?'
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25

Do you want to get rid of worms or
Tapeworm? Use Dead Shot"-Dr Peerys
Vermifuge One dose cleans them out.-AdW
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-11-25
sandpaperlnq Paint.

In removing old paint dampen the
sandpaper with benzlne and the WORK
can be accomplished in half the time.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14

lismy mundury polne. Jak zasiegna'
jNyka, IL kngo? Bicdrilem sic MAJ
rczwiazaniem tych pytah.
Zairzai gospodarz, p~roponujqc d.
herbaty konfitury.
Postanowilem dzialac
N~ieSzczeScie. t~owarzyszu. wieI,
kie nieszczeSc$ie. Zginelo nasze mlo'
de zycie. Przepadlo wszysko. Dzisla.
mieliSmy bye Il glawkowlercha, iowa
rzysza TrockiegO, polecenia tego nit
spelnimy. DO 10 ntFmozliwe, a vice
kula W Ieb ! koniec.
- Alez reczyG bedZiemy "a wan
wszyscy, napiszemy ,,bumage.
- Ma mic ,,bumaga', towarzyszu,
TAXI juz tam je2o zwyczaj, alho zro
bione, albo kula leb. zadnej rozmo
wy niema. Prowadzcie. co. dopomoz-
Gle.
Starry zaseDit sip....
- Jedno ~jeszcze ~zostalo - zacza-
lem z rezygnacya - ucieczka do ,'ois
lych". Pokazcie droge. zaprowadzcie.
dam wan ~wszystko, co mann. No piej
set. no tysiac carskich rubli.
Staremu blysnGly oczy....
- ia ME mcge. ale buma.
co to zrobi. P6jde po niego....
Odszed1. Wyjalem revolver. opa-
trzylem naboje. Aldo wr6ci Z kumem
albo domySlii sic i przyprOwaGzi zoi-
merry. Pc kr6tkiej naradZie 2 pilo-
TEN postanuwilismy z~aczekat, Wy
trzymujac gre dokohca i W ostat-
niei dopiero chwili ratowac sic bez-
planowq ucieczka. Starry jednak pc
pewnym czasie wracal z kumem, zy-
wo gestykulujac 20 drodze. Odetch-
nalem. rPcmien nadziei wydostania
sic z matni zablysnal nanowo.
szarzalo juz, gdy wraz z ,.kumem"
zapu$ciliSmy sic W glab lasu....
I dlugo ~jeszcze snul mi swa opo'
wiesc kpt. Myszkowski. Ci"kawe, ar
cysensacyjne pielgrzymowanie trivia
10 dwie DOLBY. KUN" doprowadzit
tylko do s~aSiedniego miasteczka, o.
S~wiadczajac, IL dalej ME p6jdzie,
gdyz sic boi o zycie. Original pie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14
sLeppql mi pclne radosnej uadziei

slepnql mi pclne radosnej uadziei
slowa:
Mozc sic uda o~djechaG, tree
ha tylko nam6wit ktorego z mich,
ably gdy wsiadziemy, zakrecit Smi-
gu.
Bali sic z p~oczatku. Ola zachety
dalem i'm kilka carskich papierk6w.
Usiedlismy ma swoje miejsca. Jeden
smielszej natury zakrecil smiga. Ia
warcLal motor. Czulem, jak krew "a
lewa mi twarz re wzruszenia. JesZCZe
sekunda, a wzniesiemy sic ponad
Giovanni towarzyszy. ale. warkna-
wszy kilka razy, motor stanai. Dial
SEE PROXY zawiodly rowniez. PHO;
stwierdzil przestrzal baku Z benny
ma. \ ktorego ulotnilo sic Gale zycie
aparatu.
Czy jest benzyna ia wsi, - 70
pytalem kr6tko.
- Niema ami krOpli - brzmiala
Odpowieda.
RuneIa rcsztka nadziei. Polozenle
stale sic grozne. Jak zcmknat, jak
odczcpic sic Cd cizby? Me wypada-
jac z tonu. gralem kGmedye dalej.
XostaGcie PREY araraCie - zawo-
Ialem ~rozkazujaco do obecnych -
leby mi najmniejs2a Srubka ME zgj-
neIa. DO Gala wie5 bedzie puszczona
Z dymcm, pod odpowiedzialnoScIa
rewolucyi powierzam wan aparat.
- Me b0jcie sic, towarzyszu, po-
pilnujemy, mic ME przepadnie. -.
A teraz kilku p6jdzie z naml
do wsi 10 kouie, - zakomendero.
walem znowu.
Kilku towar2yszy Oddztelilo ne
cd reszty. pozostalej PREY aparacie.
SkierowaliSmy sic W strone wsi. Po
drodzc obmySliwalem plan ucieczki.
um6wiwszy sic zaraz ma poczatku r.
pilotem. IL bedzie czynil wszyStko to
Samo. co ia. Las byt niedaleko, IL
czyiem il tam latwiej ukryf sic be-
die. Cszli:my kawaiek drogi. gave
dzac 20 przy!:acielsku. ZauwaIy}cm,
IL ma ubo,zu tu% pod lasem stOi ia
kas niewielka chalupa. dose cd wsi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14

razeni lud2ie. Wreszcie zetkneliSmy
sic z ziemia, aparat, jak szalony, pc
dem przejechat sic pc polanie, wjez-
dzaJac W owies, pc kt6rym przeje-
ChaliSmy jeszcze z kilkadziesiat kro
k6w, zanim zalrzymal sic ostatecz-
ME. Pc chwili opadia mas ciaba ludz-
ka, Z Zaciekawieniem przygladajaS
sic nam | uparatowl.
- Gdz!e jesteSmy. co "a ludzIe?
- bylo plerwsha moja my$la. Broda.
cze, rozmAwiajpc miedzy SODA, zapa.
mietale t~ytuiowsli sic ,,towarzyszs-
mi. Wystarczy}o mi to najzupelnieJ.
Upiorne widmo raju bolszewickiego
stanelo pred oczyma " caiej swej
ohydzie. Me by&O czasu do stracenia
NalelulO dziaidc ~natychmiast. Sep
nalem pllotowi: gadaC cstro. 20 ro-
syjsku!
Obaj 2 pilotem W kostiumach lo:-
niczyrh ME zdradzaliSmy niczem spe
cyalnem swej przynaleznoSCi do ar
mil polskiej. jedynie aparat znakami
swemi &wiatczyl o pochcdzeniu. To-
war1ysze jodnak ma lyle uSwiado.-
mienle ME byIi. Widzac nasze zu-
peln!c pewme siebie zachowanis sic,
zaczeH >objrwiaG zyczliwe z~aintereso-
wanie naszym losem.
49, Gdzlc zolnierze? - zapytalem.
Jest kilku we wsi - brzmia'a Cd
powledi - o cztery wiorsty jest mia
steczko. tam stoi caly oddziai.
Poczulem sic pewniej.
- No coz patrzycie, towarzyszc
zawoIalem Z oburzeniem - po-
magajcle w~yciagac aparat z owsa js-
dztemy 2 polecenia glawkowiercha,
tOwarzysza Trockiego. dis musimj
bye obowiazkOwo W Moskwie.
Glawkowierch Zelektryzowal ciz.
be. Erodacze zabrali sic do aparatu.
W Okla mgnicniu wy"iGraiaC so Z o.
wsianego pola ma laczke. Pilot cos
m~aJstrowai przez ChwilG, wreszcte
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14
P~rzygoda Wojenna.

Wojna obecna obfituje W ciekawe
epizody i przygody, towarzyszace RE
mioSlu rycerskiemu ma polach BIZ
tew lub PREY spelnianiu zlecen i Ia
dan.
Niedawno bohaterem niezwykle
seusacyjnych wypadk6w stall sic dzi1i
ny kapitan Myszkowski, ktory kie-
rujac sic XII Lotwie i Estonii, ,inie
demarkacyjna "a Wilnem janitorial
przefrunaC ma a%eroplanie.
Zawarczal motor, zalopotala
Smigt - brzmi ciekawa opowieSG -
i wraz z pilotem wzbili$my sic W
przestworza, kierujac sic ma Ryge
ponad terenem bolszewickim. Drc.
ga ia byla dalsza, lecz wybralem ia
celOwO. gdyz, wiedzac dobrze, u
Niemcy poSiadaja doskonala artyltA
rye, ryzykowaliSmy mniej, ME sly
bujac mad mimi. Aparat trzeba byte
wznieSc mozliw;e wysoko, gdyz "a.
czai SiekaG drObny deszcz i zachmu
rzyio sic. Uczynil to lotnik, i czas
jakiS kofysani dose silnym via
trem, pruli$my zamglona przestrzeh,
posuwatGc sic W Obranym kieruu
ku. Naslr....
- S~tr1elaja! - zawoIal mi przer
tube lOtnik.
Wyjrzalem 2 aeroplanu, lecz ME
zauNazylem DC takiego, CODY mnie
upewnilo W oSwiadczeniu pilota. kto
ry z kolei kilkakrotnie powt6rzyl
przez tube to SamO.
- Panic kap!tanic. uszkodzony
motor. musze sic znizyc!..
l poczulem. jak pc tych siowach
Szybkim ruchen zaczeli$my opadat
ma dot. Pilot, wprawra dlonia kie-
rujac aparatem i zakreSlajac diugis
iuki, szukai mIeisca dla wyladowa-
MIA. ZarysowaIa sic pred mani dose
duza poland. ByliSmy juz tax ni<kc,
IL siedzac W araracie widziaiem, jak
dokola rozbiegali sic ped mani pre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14

samej oddalona.
A to czyje? - spytalem.
- Moja chata - odpowiedziat Mi
ieden z towarzyszy sedziwszego jul
wieku.
Zmienilem plan bIyskawicznie.
Zmeczony jestem. P6jde do
waszej chaty odpoczat, a Wy, iowa
rzysze, idzcie do wsi. pr~zygotujcie
konie i troche jadla na drCge. Jak
wypoczne, przyjde do vas i pojedzie-
my.
- Wtem struchla{em - opowis-
da dalej kapitan Myszkowski - PREY
pomnialem sobie,. ii zabrawszy recz-
ma walizke Z d~okumentami i picnic
dzmi, zapomnialem O plaSzczu. PREY
wiazanym do siedzenia W aparacie
z}czonym, co prawda, TAX, il ME WI
daG bylo polskich naramiennik6w o.
ficerskich, ale, jezeli przez "ia'ia'
wo$: zdolali juz go odwiazaG i obej
rzec....
Natychmiast, pozostawiaiac pilota
z gospodarzem. wroc:lcm do aparatI,
prey ktGrym jul gmerali pilnuj}ey
60 towarzysze, szczeSliwie iadpak
plaszczem zaintcresowaG sic ME ida
zyli. Plaszcz "a hralem, ponowiiem 3u
rowy rozkaz O %pilnowaDiu i nieod.
c~hodzeniu. pc drodze zcrwa(em ma
ramienniki, rzucajac je n~ieznacznle
W 2esta trawe.
- Moze jest gdzie siano? - IA
pytalem ]gospodarza - takbmy Chef
ME odpoczal ma MEM.
- Najlepiej W Stodolc..
Doskonale, a Wy, ~Sospodarzu.
nastawicie nam tymczasem sam"
Narcszc'c zostali:my sami. Zary--
glowalem drzwi, przez otwor M pre-
ciwleglej stronie wyjrza|em, ma re-
wnqtrz. Trcche pola, dalej las. -
Skrzetnie opr0znilem walize, doku-
menty i pieniadze chowajac ia pier
81. Pilot uczynil TO samn.
My$l moja pracnwa'a nieustann'e.
UcickaG? ale dokad? w jakim kle
runku? Poi uhroniem pilot6w mic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14

niadZe. wskaZal kierunek.
Kpt. M~yszkowski bawi obecnie W
Warszawie. Byl W RydZe i W Rewlu,
jak najswietniej wywiazujac sic re
swego zadania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14
kazania
Ks. Piotra Semenerki

drukem Jakubowskiego j SIP. we
Lwowie, o~trzymalismy ma sklad
i dostarcza1y poczta W Genie s..
Kazania x. Piotra Semenenki
sa zebrane w dwoch tomach, ra-
zem 762 stron druku ma pieknym
papierzc. Tom I. obcjmujc kaza-
mia, cd adwentu dc konca czasu
Wielkanocnego. Tom II. cd Zielo-
nych Swiatek do konca ,roku ko-
scielnego; oraz kazania ma uroczy
stosci Najsw. P. Nary.
Pojedyaczych tomow ME spree
dajeny - a p%oniewaz ME wiele
sgzemplarzy posiadamy, eaten ra-
dzimy zamawiaG jak ra;rychlej-
.adresujac -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-14

Wrtnijcic ION bo-rzek zanie<rie
do kt6-eSok"twlek c&Iadu W Chicago.
s~pr6hujcie kupij garnitur pciobny te.
muk ~ tej Genie. 4 dop eru wti'iczas
r~rZekonAc'e sic 90 M ofi"ujo:ny M
dyiS. mahOniOwe trGClnOwe RAINY,
IuinP poduszki ma s~preEyuach. poSryte
velour. kupcie wszys;kIe 3 kawaiki "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
lUORE7VCE nOORE -
mot Unlucky II He's the
Right Man"

NEW YORK. Feb. 13,--Frfday
the Thirteenth isn't an uniucky day
for n proposal or a marriage. at al
---if--and it's a big if--he IL the right
man. and she is the right girl. II
he isn't the right man. then Friday
the Thirteenth Is terribly unlucky
and IL she isn't tho right girl. it's
still more unlucty.-
Such In the dictum Of MIN F1o-
renee Moore. who has TO decide the
eternal question" In her star role of
the new French farce. breakfast
in Bed"
The lucky day for a proposal r.
the day--whatever It's date-that you
find the right man." she said Il
1Fouldn't hesitate a minute 10 marry
on a Friday or on the Thirteenth
or on Friday the Thirteenth. for tina,
matter. II the right man came along
The day your happiness commences
can't possibly be unlucly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
High Heels Cause
of Woman's Death

PrTTsBURG, Pa. Feb. 1s.--High
heel shoes caused the death Of Mrs.
Grace Steffer when she was caught
between the elevator and the floor In
the apartments whore she lived. She
was hurrying. and In going into the
car her heels caught and she fell
forward. grasping the cable which
started the elevator. She was crush
ed between the steel cage and the
wall as the elevator started TO de-
scend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Pendleton Indian
Influenza Victim

PENDLETON. Ore, Feb. Ia
Charles Van Pelt. aged Is. half.
breed Indian. who died hero Friday
Of influenza. was one OF the best
known Indians Of the reservation.
He was the son OF Captain Van Pelt.
who operated n boat on the Columbia
river many years ago. and OF an In
dian mother. who was a member OF
the famous Wishram tribe. The
wishrams are native 10 tho region
opposite Cello and are mentioned In
'The Bridge OF the Gods'' and I'm the
story OF Lewis and Clark's expo
dition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

mudaA
In the resort centsrs Of this state
the most precious Of imported bran
dies. wines and liquors are 10 be had
Moonshinc In for those who cannot
afford the costiicr beverages. but for
spenders with full pocketbooks. i'm
presavo wine lists are available In
many cafes. From cocktails 10 ciaret.
the liquid accomplishments Of n sea
food diner. cooked and served with
Spanish flourish. may be obtained.
The rum runners. operating with
airplanes. gasoline cruisers and sail
ing craft. are OF all breeds that fol-
low the sea Many OF them are Latin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Reverses Decision
in |. w. w. Ruling

HELENA, Mont. Feb. f3.--Federal
Judge George NJ. Bourquin has re
versed the order Of the secretary Of
labor deporting John Jackson. assist.
ant secretary Of the Butte 1. w. w
Organization. Judge Bourquin ruled
that the proceedings which were
conducted by the immigration com.
missioner were insufficient to war.
rant deportation.
jackson was charged with dis
tributing literature advocating over.
throw Of the government by force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

TAMPA. Fla. Feb. 7.--(By NALL
Once more they are burying treas
ure In tho tawny sands Of tho palm
crowned keys Once more. BY tho
son iight Of tropical stars. Richly
laden chests are hidden and dug up
again Men arc rinking hurricane
and cannon shot for the sake Of
booty.
It's -yo. no. no. and q bottle Of
rum" literally. this time.
And not only aro the successors Of
the ancient sca rovers sneajeinG In
and out OF obscure iaxoons In ra,sinh
schocnera but they are plying the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

cult
The coast OF Florida has Thousands
Of hiding places for small craft.
There are myriads Of remote islands,
uninhabited and Inaccessible 70 ves-
sells OF any draft. The stage IL ut
for the sagacious spongers. fisher
men and coasting sailors VINO are
willing to turn q dishonest dollar.
Within 100 miles Of the Florida
coast are several places where ajco-
holic beverages may be purchased In
any quantity at prices which afford
q splendid profit when retalIsd at
bootleg figures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
HEAR TEACHERS
| IN so CHURCHES
This Is Program for Next
Sunday Night

Fifty ministers. 50 layrnen and SO
teachers OF Seattle will speak at so
meetings next Sunday evening in
their campaign for better co-opera-
ton
At each Of the meetings. all so OF
which win be held In the churches
Of the city. the minister Will talk
on THE Church and the School',
the layman viii discuss '"rhe Com
munfty and the School'' and the
teacher viii speak on ''rhe Emer-
gency In Education" Each talk Will
be OF Is minutes duration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
LABOR PARTY FOLLOWS
BRITISH PRECEDENTS

Contemporaneously with tho spread
OF the farmer movement. there has
been growth In the labor party.
Following British rather than Amer
lean precedents. Canadian organized
labor decided some few years ago 70
form political party. Labor 30
cured no distinct representation In
the house OF commons. altho there
were a few labor members scattered
In the provincial legislatures.
The success OF the farmers in On
tarfo, however, saw nm equivalent
success OF the labor party In the
same province. Prior TO the provin-
cial elections In October last, there
was only one labor member in the
Ontario legislature.
There are now II labor members
and over 10 farmers. Temporarily
they have united to form a govern
ment But II Is doubtful II that
unity can DO maintained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
May Name Phillips
Envoy to Holland

WASHINGTON. Feb. 13s--william
Phillips. assistant secretary OF state.
IL the presidents choice as minister
TO The Netherlands. It was authori-
tatively stated today.
Phillips name WIS sent 10 the state
department several days ago for sub
mission to the Dutch government. 1t
was learnsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Would Keep British
Home Fires Burning

LONDON, Feb ia Dockers'
union leader recently called on the
Transport Workers federation TO re-
fuse TO handle more coal for abroad.
I'VE have right to see that our
children do not 20 TO bed cold" he
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

upper air levels In pursuing the new
adventure OF booxe smuggling.
RfsMODEI.ED BOMDEIuS
FLYING TO B1MtNI
Rcmodeled bombing planes scoot
between the Florida coast and the
tiny fzie OF Bimini. . British pos
session. carrying haif-ton carEocs OF
the precious fluids for which thirsty
tourists pay practically their weight
in silver.
Florida prohibitionists have organ
isrd for n renewal OF the battle
against booxs. this time 20 check. n
they can. the Illicit importation Of
drfnkahi1s from Cuba and tho her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
PLATFORM MAKES
SPECIFIC DEMANDS

The farTners platform make
among others tho following dcfinil
demands:
Immediate and substnntfni an
round reduction Of the tariff
Reduction of the eustofns duty su
goods imported from Great BvseAtn
10 ons-hsIf the rates obarr~d undsr
the general tariff. and furthsr grad
usl. uniform reductions In the 70
naming tariff On british tmpovsa -
as to secure oornpists fres trAis be-
f~oen Great Britain and CAnaAA In
five years
Acceptance By the parliament Of
Canada Of the reciprocity axresrDsnt
Of 1911 With the United ststea
All foodstuffs not Included In thu
reciprocity axreemsnt to be PLACED
on the free liza
Agricultural implements. farm na-
chinery. vehicles. fsrtiiizsrs coal.
lumber, cement. Illuminating fuel
and lubricating oils be placed on the
free list. and all raw materials and
machinery used In their manufAo-
turs also to DO placed on the freA
list.
All tariff concessions granted 10
other countries TO be Immediately
extended to Great Britain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
BY GEORGE HAMILTON

OTTAWA Canada. Feb. i3.--t,a.
madam politics aro In chaos He.
turned scarcely more than two years
ago by = majority without parallel
In Canadian annals. the present Do
minion government Is lettering.
The session Of parliament which
opens February 20 may terminate It's
carer with = crush Parliament has
SIN legally three years to run. An
adverse vote In the house OF COM
mons might. ss any time. easily force
the resignation OF the government,
and with II the dissolution OF pariia-
ncnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
new GOVERNMENT OF
CANADA IS T0TTERINC
Parliament Faces Crisis as Farmers
Band for Control

on either tho conservative or libcral
siae. lilo has given his support "a
the ons party or the other. cndrav-
ortng To impress his vtsws (xener-
ally without much succs.) ON na-
tionh legislation He has part1cu-
larry striven for tariff reductions
But financial and Industrial infsrcsss
have been too much for him
Today tho Canadian farmer has
his own party. with its own distinc-
tive platform He II capturing con-
s,i'uencies from the old line poll
,icians. Should the general elections
come this year. there II every Hike
iihood tina, he win control tho ncxi
house OF commons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
FARMERS LEAVING
BOTH OLD PARTIES

Tho causes OF this extraordinar,
situation are largely to be found II
tho farnerx revolt. Turnout th'
Dominion the farmer Is entering pol
tics In the past he has been founs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
FARMERS PLATFORM
THREE YEARS OLD

II IL only three years since the
Canadian Council OF Agriculture
the central organization Of Canadian
farmers-draftcd at Winnipeg what
Is now known m the farmers plat
form. Rapidly the movement
spread The platform was unani-
faoudy Endorsed Mt annual conven-
tons OF the United Farmers OF On
tario. the Manitoba Grain 0rowerS
association. the Saskatchewan Grain
Growers association and the United
Farmers OF Alberta
Entering the Ontario provincial
arena recently. tho United Farmers
wiped out tho old established con-
sentative regime. A farmer. f. C.
Drury. In prime minister OF the
province, and prcsides over q cabinet
OF farmers and iaborrncn.
The siow-moving abitant of
French Canada In organizing for
political action. From the maritime
provinces only this week comes word
Of the formation Of farmers poiit-
icai party. 20 link up with the far
mers OF Ontario and tho West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
TES BURY CHESTS OF
RUM in GULF ISLETS
Rovers Ply Air and Water Dodge u S. Prohibition Ag

perhaps the direct descendants Of
some OF the old Spanish adventures
who took with cutiass and pistol n
lavish living from the Spain main.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
1sfsA1ODE1.ED lSONllBE1lS
FLYING TO HlMlNI

upper air levels In pursuing the m
adventure OF booze smuggling.