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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-28
9OSLEDNi VULE UTOPENCE

"Dejte mole panize n6ktere-
mu sirotcinci" stale ma jednom
listku V notesu, nalezenem V
kapse utopeneho muze, jehoz
mrtvola byla pred nekolika
dny V Chicagu vytazena 2 ie-
zera. Chicazska policie Sc do
mniva, re utopeny, jehoz jme-
no jest John Markovsky, byl
obyvatelem Clevelandu, ale
zdejsi urady nemaii po zoufa-
lem muzi dosud ami stopy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-28
MALY CESTOVATEL.

Jak Sc bez urazu dostal
dvoulety Herman Bahr, 1892
vych. "a. ul. az ma vych. 90.
ul. East Boulevard, jest pro
policii i rodice hadankou. Pod
nikavy klucina "urazil" "a tri
hodiny prav6 tri mile, drze Sc
vzdy pekne V prostredku ulice,
jak byl policii ma boulevardu
nalezen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-28
SPADL PRI CISTENf OXEN.

Ma tfetim patfe domu {. 425
cistil vcera William Hais, 28-
lety, bytem 2339 vych. 40. ul.
okna, kdyz poiednou pred IRA
ky cetnych chodcu Sc sritil ma
ulicni dlazbu. Byl nebezpecne
pohmozden tax, re sv6fan byl
peel Huron Road nemocnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-28
POLICAJT sPOLECNlkEM
LUPIcU.
Pomahal " loupeni delil Sc o
korist'.

Vcera k veGeru vznesena by
la ma policejniho straznlka IL.
pracinktu, Morice Liebermana,
zaloba pro ucastenstvi pri Wy
kradeni Euclid Jewelry
Shoppe, kdy odpoledne dine
26. cervna uloupeno bylo
sperkd V Gene $4,000. Dva je-
no spoluzaci a jiny dobry ka-
marad byli iiz usvedceni, re V
udany den nasilim donutili ma
iitele obchodu H. Schneea
pi. J. May Middletonovou,
prodavacku breili, necinne pri-
hlizeti, kterak odndsi Jim ma
jetek, neb Sc ma policejni sta
nici priznali.
Jsou to Ralph Hart, 21lety,
1857 vych. SO ulice, James We
chic, 20lety, alias Ressel, 2551
vych. 80 ul. Samuel Lavet,
% lety, alias Miller, alias Ba-
ker, bydlici V euclidskem apart
mentu ma rohu vych. 105 ul. a
Euclid Ave. Vsichni tTi musi
setrvati We vazb6, jelikoz Jim
neni mono sehnati Zaruku We
vysi 10000, kterou Jim NUM-
cipalni soudce ulozil. Podafe-
ny straznik Lieberman byl
suspendovan a vcera dopoled-
ne zavren, kdyz byly u neho
nalezeny tri demantove prste-
ny, pochdzejici q uvedeneho lu-
pu.
Loupeznd krddez Ia policej-
nj assistance budi opravnenou
sensaci a utvrdi lid V poSeti-
lych domnenkach, re zlocine-
cka vlna, neni policii dosti po-
tirana a re policie rdda ma ra-
deni lupicu zamhuruje oci
Ma stopu seredneho komplo-
tn prisel kapitdn Van Orman,
jenz vyslechl podezfelou tele-
fonickou rozmluvu. Domnenky
svoje pax sdelil policejnimu ma
celniku Smithovi, nacez byl po-
dezrely straznik Lieberman
pfedvolan. Zprvu Zapiral, ale
pozdeji vytrvalym kfizovym
vyslechem byl tax zmaten, re
jiste ucastenstvi doznal.
Jest divnym, ze zddny lu-
picu, ktefi Sc odvazili tax sme-
leho kousku, nema dosud zad-
neho policejniho rekordu.
We spojeni s lupem u
Schneea zatcen byl vtera Tony
Sudiere, 1862 vych. 1876 ul.,
jenz ukradl automobil j. F.
Buriankovi, 1908 Harvard A
We. V kafe teto jezdili vsichni
uvedeni bandite a take podare
ny "strazce bezpecnosti' Lie
herman.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-28
Ruzenec.

Panecku, po necem Sc mi
styska!
= A po Gem?
- Pc ruzenci
= Neved6l jsem, re jste
tax nabozny!
= Totiz po rGzenci pet'ako-
vych vurtG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-28
Pomnik France Josefa a CT
sarovny Alzbety v Decline str


zen. 6. cervence strzen byl 35
vojaky a ceskym obcanstvem z
okoli pomnik cisafe FrantiSka
Josefa a otlucen. Rovnez POM
mix Alzbetin byl strzen, me-
dailony cisaTe France Josefa a
cisarovny odstraneny. Nemec-
ke listy ovsem Sc rozciluji mad
tim, nebot' jsou pfesvedceny,
re v Ceskoslovenske republice
must nadale byti hlasana slava
prislusnikHm rodu, jenz byl
nejhorsim nasim utlocovate-
lem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-28

ODJE,ZD Ak. TRANSFORM
LEGIONARSkEHO z NOR
FOLkU, VA.
Dopis velitele namofni zasobo-
vaci zakladny plukovnika Nc
Manuse veliteli csl. transportu
Moravkovi.
Nadseny clanek "Washington
Post"

Washington, D. C. 26. Ger
vence 1920. (Csl. Tiskova kan
celaf.) V patek dne %. t. m.
naloden byl ma lod' america"
Xxx. transport nasich legiond-
ri, kteri nehodou, postihnuvsi
LODI "Mt. Vernon" byli nuceni
nekolik tydnG ztraviti We vo-
jenskem tabore u Norfolku, Va
Velitel zasobovaci namofni "a
kladny Norfolku, Va, plukov
mix Geo. H. McManus zaslal
prapornikovi Moravkovi, veil
tell legionaTskeho transportu,
|dopis tohoto zneni:
pred Vasim odjezdem z
namorni zasobovaci zakladny
prdl bych 81 timto vyjadriti
Vam svoje velke oceneni spo-
luprace a pomoci projevene be-
hem pobytu zde, jak Vami, tax
VaSim vojskem. Velenl bylo
mi snadnym prijemnym. Tez
bych 81 pral vyjadriti svuj OBJ
div mad dokonalym chovanim
a vystupovanfm Vaseho vojska.
Nebyl mi hlasen jediny pfipad
spatneho chovani nektereho z
Vasich vojakd to nejen be-
hem jejich pobytu V tabofe, a
lie tez "a jejich navstev V me-
ste Norfolku a okoli. Vojaci
Vasi ukazali mnoho znamek
dobreho charakteru vycviku,
coz celia verejnost tez pochva-
lila.
"Posilam Vam nejsrdecnej-
81 prani prijemne cesty st'ast
neho navratu domu, coz dou-
fam nejvyse zasluhujete po
dlouhe dobe znamenite vojen-
ske sluzby pc dlouhem od-
Ilouceni Cd vsech drahych We
Vasi rodne zemi."
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-01
Prizes for Better Sires

Announcement has been made by Chaplin
4 Company, Chicago Ill, that they will offer
prize of $1,000 to any county il, the United
States which first becomes free from inferior
srcs Rules for this contest were formulated
by the bureau of animal industry United
States Department OF Agriculture. Inferior
sires are described as low quality pure breds,
as well as cross-bred, grade and scrub sires.
Stations, bulls, jacks. rams. boars and bucks
are included. A county eligible to receive the
prize must have a total Of 500 or more sires of
all classes and 5000 or more head Of female
breeding stock
Other conditions require that owners of
sres kept for breeding purposes and majors
ity OF other livestock owners in the county
must have declared their intention of using
nothing but pure bred sres by indorsing the
Better Sires-Better Stock campaign of the
bureau OF animal industry. l.As soon as the bu-
reau is notified by county agent or official
OF a county livestock organization, the bureau
will investigate the claims If it is found that
the county is free from inferior sires, the chief
OF the bureau Of animal industry will declare
that county the prize winner. The money will
be deposited in a local band to the credit Of the
county agent, official of the county livestock
Continued on P10e z. This .Secti0n
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-01
The Scrub Sire
Must be Eliminated

The following are thesoutstandng features
Of the national cr1sadesfor the Improvement
OF all classes Of livestock by the use OF better
sires The federal departments chief inter-
est is to reinforce the work of states and coun-
ties, and not to concern Itself with local de-
tails The departments energies are mainly
along educational lines although many sug-
gestions Of legislation against scrub slres are
being made, The plan Includes everyone who
Keeps any kind OF domestic livestock, from the
boy or girl with a few chickens to the extens-
i've ranchman or breeders OF livestock. Scrub
bred sres as we'll as common scrubs should
be eliminated. The government recommends
feeding and care as fullys as important as good
breeding. The local agricultural leaders in
every community are s.,eeiae whether cam { I'm
paigns shall be intensive or conducted slowly.
The department. will keep records OF progress
by counties and announce results periodically.
States to be furnished with records, which
they may keep as they desire. Enblems to be
furnished keepers Of pure bred sires OF good
quality in all their classes Oh livestock an
official recognation Of n,ertorious effort but
not a guarantee of the quality OF livestock In
dividual benefits and more efficient production
to be stressed, rather than increased number
of animals. Farmers who do not care to take
a part in the campaign are asked to let their
children do 50.
From the Iowa City Daily Citizen we take
the following article regarding the grading up
of livestock: ~E
The great majority of people, perhaps,
have never appreciated the effect OF the grad
ing up OF livestock by the use OF pure bred
sires. Very marked Improvement is to be
noted in the first generation. With some
breeds the offspring OF pure bred sire and
mongrel dams are, in practical appearance, like
pure bred animals A Hereford bull practical
-y never fails to stamp his progeny with the
characteristic white face OF the breed Chick
ems from standard bred Barred Plymouth
Rock cock and any kind of mongrel hens are
nearly all Plymouth Rocks in appearance, and
usually when mature they are at least two
pounds heavier than mongrel individuals.
The external improvement is, perhaps, not
SO marked in any other breeds in the first gen
Grafton, but the intrinsic Improvement is
doubtless just as great. The Improvement in
the two breeds cited however, is not merely
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-01

ers' ASSOCIATION has been organized and there
is now large membership. 'rhe Farm Blu
.rcau has helped, the county agent has helped,
by getting the boys and girls interested The
government has helped by, spreading propa-
ganda, urging the use OF pure sires, better
dams, etc. 1t is well known that scrub cattle,
horses, hogs or sheep cost as much or nearly
as much to raise as the pure bred strains and
the results are less satisfactory and much less
profitable. The fight for better grade stock
has been going on in the county for years
The Dunhams, W. A. McHenry. the late Tohn
Newcom, Henry Mycr and many Others whom
we might name started the Improvement i'll
livestock, and it has been going on these many
years. For years the fight was for beef and
general purpose cattle; today more attention
is being paid to dairy herds as well as, beef
herds.
Years ago the average stock hog was con-
,sidcrcd good enough the more. the better; to-
day it's the pure bred. the Poland China, the
Dnroc. the White aud the laneslre
And the same rule applies tohorses and sheep.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-01
Strong for Pure Brpds

From Gage county Neb., comes the report
that 80 farmers there have enrolled in the
pure-bred- d-sire-only campaign and are using
only pure bred sires to head their herds of cat
tie hogs, sheep and poultry The United
States Department of Agriculture and local
organizations are cooperating to extend the
movement.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-01

OF livestock growers and breeders The Craw-
ford County Breeders association went on
record at recent meeting, the members agree
ing to talk better sires whenever possible and
to urge those not using such sires to do SO at
once.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-01
Cruwford County
and It's Livestock

Iowa has long been known as the greatest
livestock state in the United States and
breeders from every land have been coming to
Iowa for pure bred livestock, but it is only in
recent wears that Crawford county has come
to the front as one of the foremost counties Of
the state for pure bred livestock. Many
Crawford county people do not know this, but
it is a fact that Crawford county has made
rapid strides 81 late years in the breeding OF
pure bred stock.
A visit to the state fair, the greatest live
stock show in the world, will convince one
that Iowa is producing pure livestock, and a
visit to the fair this year will convince one
that Crawford county is listed among the hum
dreds Of exhibitors. In the swine line alone,
there are sixty-tfree head ofshogs from CraW-
ford county. and these hogs belong to the
boys and girls OF the county. Those who have
visited the state fair in previous years add
their testimony to the reputation OF Iowa as a
leader in this mid-western exhibition OF cattle,
horses, hogs and sheep. A combination of eli
mate, pasturage and grain production with
the intelligent interest Oh lIlcll WHO nave uC-
voted their lives to stock breeding has result
ed in the development OF this great industry.
Crawford county has produced its share Of
the livestock of the state and has overstepped
many OF the counties in point OF numbers.
The breeders association is i'll a large meas
ure responsible for this, because the members
are pushing the industry. giving their undi-
vided attention to the livestock game, demand
ing better sires. paying more attention to
feeds to sanitary conditions and to technical
care OF the livestock. They are encouraging
the young people OF the county to take up
pure bred livestock by recognizing the boys
and girls pig and calf clubs. As an illustra-
ton, at meeting Of the breeders association
held in ,Denison recently more than $500 was
donated by the individual members to help
defray the expense of the boys and girls
clubs in showing their stock at the county
fair.
The assessment roll for 1920 for the county
gives the following figures as to the number Of
head OF livestock in the country:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-01

III appearance he uepdItHle u ldSIlSullulC Z
proves that by the case OF an 800-pound part
Jersey COW bred to Hereford bull calf, at a
little over two years old, weighed 1850 pounds
more than twice as much as the cow. With
practically any breed OF horses, cattle, swine,
sheep, goats or poultry, a scrub herd headed
by pure bred sires for three generations will
show most of the individuals resembling pure
bred animals and. for food production purpos-
es, are practically as useful.
For many years this country has contained
many thousands OF the finest specimens of
livestock in the world, but III spite OF that fact,
the quality and productive capacity OF the av-
erage farm herd has remained low, because
the farmers have not availed themselves Of the
pure bred sires but have used scrub sires.
When the forthcoming crusade begins to pro-
duce maximum results there will be a general
Improvement in quality and quantity of ami
nal products
The pure bred or high grade COW result
ing from wise breeding produces more milk,
richer in butter fat, than the ordinary scrub
COW. The department cites an instance OF a
boy who bought a high grade COW. His father
owned five cows of the kind commonly kept
i'll that neighborhood in New Jersey. The
boys one high grade COW produced more milk
and butter than his fathers five cows.
> The proper feeding Of beef animals results
in better and more uniform stock, having a
greater percentage OF desireable cuts OF meat
and a smaller quantity of bone, offal and in
edible parts. The same is true of hogs, sheep,
goats and poultry. All Of these things have
been scientifically worked out by the depart,
ment OF agriculture, and the effect is now to
be made to put them in operation on a nation
wide scale.
Until recently such a crusade would mot
have been possible The necessary machinery
has been perfected within the past few years.
Included in that machinery are the county
agents. the farm bureaus and even the boys
and girls clubs that have aided greatly in get
ting foundation OF pure blood in a great
many communities.
The scrub sire has done more than drought
or food, more than insect pest, more than ro-
dent and beast OF prey, to reduce the agricul-
tural wealth of the United States. to cut down
money returns of the individual farmer from
his operations. The great crusade was COM
menced last October and a large number Of
organizations, led by the United States De-
partlnent of Agriculture, has been co-operat-
ing. Prominent among the Organizations has
been the state college and many associations
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-01
All CraWford Inter-
estpd In Liue Stock


bred stock raising. They could not be other
wise when one considers that our county is
located in the center OF the greatest surplus
ood-producing area in the world.
1t is fact OF tremendous significance that
we are located in the great corn belt, where
most all kinds Of crops are grown with never
an entire failure; corn, oats hay alfalfa, cattle,
horses, hogs and sheep-why Crawford coun
tv is in the great growing section OF the Unit
ed States.
Farming and stock raising is the industry
that has helped to make the financial institu-
tions Of the county; the big stores OF the coun-
sty; the sWell improved farms Of the county !;
farming and stock raising have made it pos
sible for Crawford county to have good roads,
good schools; enabled the county to build one
OF the finest court houses in the state, and its
the farmers boys and girls who have helped
swell the attendance at the agricultural col
leges and other schools of the state its the
farmers who have built up churches and in
stitutions of learning. We are now entering
an era when the demand for pure bred live
stock is at its height. Never were such prices
paid for>pure sires than have been paid within
the past year. Hog sires have sold as high as
$4,000 and cattle sires have kept step. Horses
are in great demand at this time and mules
are selling for unheard Of prices. But the call
is for better grades, pure sires in all kinds OF
breeds. AS Agent Quist says, ",rhe livestock
Of Yesterday is not consistent with the land
values OF today. On the paying farms there
must be that developed and highly specialized
type of livestock which, when ready for mar
ket is what the market demands. The men
who prefer to raise beef cattle must handle the
low set, blocky, quck-maturing type, which
when marketed will have a maximum of high
priced cuts. and when butchered will have a
high dressing per centage. The dairymen
must keep on their farms the heavy producing
type of milk cows Likewise the horse sheep
and hog men need only to watch the markets
and the breeders sales in order that they too
might see the developed type which brings
the higher prices
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-01

Perhaps there are few people within the
boundaries of the county who have given
thought to what this aggregate Of 10000 head
of livestock with market value this year of
many millions OF dollars means to the county.
It involves enough to give to every man, wo-
man and child in the county $1,000 apiece. 1t
furnishes enough meat every year to feed ma
ton, and it adds to the wealth of every town
ship and town in the county immeasurably.
The great development OF this county as a
livestock center has come about largely
through the efforts OF the pure bred livestock
breeders, cooperating. In late years the breed
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-03
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that an ell
ection will be held in the Nampa &
Meridian Irrigation District On Dec
ember Il, 1920, at which time one
director viii be elected for Division
No. 3 Of said District TO succeed Ell.
Dewey, whose term OF Office expires
on the first Tuesday of January,
1921.
Further notice is hereby given that
by an order OF the Board of Directors
the following election officers are ap-
pointed for their respective precincts
the boundaries OF which are herein
described and the places OF holding
the election designated:
PERKINS Precinct shall consist of
that part of said District lying within
Division No. of said District and the
following persons are appointed ell
ection officers of said precinct: Judges
Squier.
Mrs. Albert Lunstrum.
Place of holding election shall be
at Perkins Store, Perkins, Idaho.
MERIDIAN Precinct shall consist
OF that part Of said District lying
within Division No. 2, OF said District,
and the following persons are ap-
pointed election officers of said pre-
cfnct: Judges-W. NJ. Moreland, SD.
Anderson, Mrs. Rose Pettet. g..
Clerks-Mrs. Maria Williamson,
Mrs. Esther A. Hutcheson.
Place of holding election shall be al
the City Hall, Meridian, Idaho.
NAMPA Precinct shall consist of
that part of said District lying with
in Division No. 3 of said District and
the following persons are appointed
election officers of said precinct:
Judges-C. W. Kempthorn, Rob-
ert A. Orr, Mrs. B. F. Hastings.
Clerks-Mrs. Ida Hammond. Mrs.
Agnes H. Wilson.
Place of holding election shall be
at the District Office. 1903 First ST.
South, Nampa, Idaho.
The Polls will be open at s O'Clock
a. m. and will remain open until I
O'Clock p. m. of said day
No registration will be required. but
in lieu thereof, the Judges of Election
shall require that each voter sub
scribe to an electors oath before al
lowing him TO cast his ballot.
BY order of the Board of Directors
of the Nampa. & Meridian Irrigation
District this third day of November,
1920.
H. L. RANDALL, President.
Attest: G. A. Remington,
Secretary. no19-de1G
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-03
NOTICE. OF ELECTION

on Tuesday, December Il. 1929. in
of The Settlers Irrigation District.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual election will be held in tue Set
tiers Irrigation District AZ which e.
ection there wit Ue elected one Di-
rector for Division No. > TO succeed
c. A Riddle whose term OF office ez-
pires Dec. 81, 1920.
The following are the places Gesig-
mated for holding said election.
Division No. l. At residence Of
Henry Dalrymple, NNIt NE4 Sec.
2S--4 N =.
Division No, AT Office Settlers
Irrigation District At residence OF
Joe Mckinney, in Ses- 5G-fN-1 ".
Division No. s. At residence OF
". H. Hudson situated in SW4 OF
NEA Sec, 2T-F I Nj w.
Said election will commence aud
polls open at 5 a. N. and continue
open until p. II. the same day with
out closing the polls.
4 primary will ne held at the res
fdsnce of ice Mckinney at > p. N. on
Saturday. NOV. -. ts2a, No regis
trarion viii be required bat in lien
thereof al electors will he required 60
subscribe TO an ele< tors oath before
casting his vote.
BY Order of the goSrd Of Directors
Joe Mckinney. Secretary,
Dated Nov 4, 1880.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-03
In the Probate Court

of the County of Ada. State OF Idaho,
The State of Idaho In the Matter of
the Estate and Guardianship Of Hazel
Cause on Application OF Guardian for
Order of Sale of Real Estate.
On reading and filing the petition
of Martha Martin, the guardian of the
Estate of Hazel d. Martin. minor,
praying for an order of private sale
OF certain Is interest in a certain
estate belonging to Hazel d. Martin.
said ward, for the uses and purposes
therein set forth forth, and 1t appear
ing therefrom that ii is necessary or
would be beneficial to the ward that
the same should be sold.
Ii is hereby ordered that the next
of kin of the said ward and all per-
sons interested in the said estate, APP
pear before this court on Monday, the
9th day Of December, 1890, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. at the Court Room of
this Court, at the County Court
House in the City OF Boise, County OF
Ada, State of Idaho. then and there
to show cause why an order should
not be granted for the sale of said
interest in such estate,
And ii is further ordered, that a
copy of this order be published at
least three successive weeks before
the said day of hearing in the Mer-
idian Times, newspaper printed and
published in said county of Ada,
state OF Idaho.
Dated November IL. 1920,
ID. II, MILLER,
no 19-deS Probate Judge,