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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-13

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dniczej niemoralnej poganshiej
ho+oty, stale sic grobem chrzeSci-
jahstwa i cywAizacyi oraz naro-
dow i paTstwa.
Stad, wniosek logiczny: musi
bye ktoS ponad rozum omylny po-
gatski, nawet geniuszow, co IDOL
nym jest dac prawa nIeomylne
Sprawiedliwe; stad, navel Il po--
gan wrodzone pojecie potrzeby
Boga i lego praw wyzszych mad
rozum ludzki, praw Boskich nieo-
mylnych. TIE prawdy Boze So da-
ne koSc;oiowi, on sam jedynie
prawo uczyc / uczy mas nieo-
mylnie; ME gorszego ola szcze-
$cia prawdziwego ludzi, jak VOL
nose przcciw Prawom Boskim 10
ScioIa i moralnoSci.
Realised co do zycia ,,matcryal-
liSci' asczq fakzywie, &c tylko du
chy wolnc ! nieznajqce bojazni
grzechu NIGGA wykuwat swc szcze
seize wiasne i innych don prowa-
die. Owoz, be- Boga i unikania
zicgo nawet PREY nicsprawiedli
VEN zbogaceniu sic bedzic gryz}o
sumicnic "a krzywde blizniego.
koSci0l ! wiara Sw. ME stawi
wprawdzic ma pierwszem miejscu
zbogacenic sic, gdyz ME ten jest
eel zycia chrzcScijanina ma ziemi,
lecz tcz ME niweczy wcale piracy
wedlc dobrobytu. \ przypomina
tvllo obowiazki sumienia nie czy
niG krzywdy drugiemu oraz po~
szanowanie praw cudzej wfasno-
sci. Czy to jest zle?.
Obecny papiez Benedykt Nv,
slusznie upatruje gi0wne zIo j
nieszczeScie ola swiata w nieza-
chowaniu praw Bozych i sprawie-
dIiwosci. JaSnfej mowiac, W ME-
nasyconcj checi bogactw, co skro-
mnie ludzic biedni nazywajq do
brobytem" ! z~azdroszcza milioue-
rom; W pysze zycia mad stan, W
chciwoSci zbyt wielkiej ! laknie-
ciu p~ieniedzy, slowem, nalezy sic
wr6cit do Chrystusa i przyk}adu
zycia Swietych.
Mic gorszego, jak dzisiejszy
! be~zczelny ,,materyalizm"
i dqzno5t do znanego nam W
okrutnych skutkach stad
,,bolSzewizmu'; ola dobrobytu
podeptanie ME tylko zasad via
~ Sw., lecz i wsze,Hicj wyzszej
- ducha - idealow, a pc.
zostawienie Nieba W mySl Dol
szewikow" ola wrobli. Stad, upa-
dek WARY i moralnosci, pragnie-
ME ,%,zlotej wolnosci", szkoly be-,
wyznamowe, brak szczezScia W
domu ! w duszy, Gala ludzkoSc mad
przepaSciq i ruinq. kto chce oba-
lie religie. to obala fundament ca
lego spoieczeistwa; zapomnienle
o Bogu, jcstdla pahstw wiekszem
nieszcze$ciem W swych skutkach,
niz zaraza grasujaca (flu) i krwa-
we wojny. Uwazajmy, co zycie
wedle zasad pogahskich lub here
tyckich ! szczeg6lnie ,,ateistycz-
nych" be- Boga zrobilo: wsze-
die. gdzie spojrzec, b}oto CRUDE
60 materyalizmu i cuchnace bloto
niewiary, CO gieboko czepia sic
duszy i serca, przeSladuje ! gani
/ kala - dIawi sumienie i do sa-
mob6jstwa p~opycha... Nova mo
ralnoSc bez cnoty i Boga Pc szla-
kach zbrodniczego prawa sic to-
czy, kompletnie sPodlala dis mySl
ludzka a to ola tego, re PREY ko-
loSalnym dis wzroScie we wszel-
kich gaieziach oswiaty, zanie-
dbano nauk zasad WARY i przy-
klad6w zycia Swietych, co ksztal,
ci d1sze i SERGE i rozum. Me natl
ka heretyckich lrtb pogaiskich IL
czonych, o kt6rych, jak W operze
Faust" Goetego, Fly duch powia-
da: Podty SWAT, g}upi SWAT, "a
pieniadze mnie sic wszystko kla-
mia ; lecz, nauka WARY Sw. dale ST.
Iy mocniejsze cd kul armatnich j
aeroplanow do zwalczania ziego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-13
DIAL KOSCIELNY.

noSciq W biocic ziemskiem grzez-
nemy.
Tymczascm, mkt ME ma tylu
nieprzyjacioi, jak KoScio} i jego
Sw. wiara! Tymi nieprzyjacio}mi
byli ! So ME tylko poganie, lecz
jeszcze wiecej heretycy i herezye.
Wrogami zawsze byli ME tylko
KoScio}a, lecz giownie jego nauki
i zasad zycia, co wydai tylu
Swietych! Sofa W oku So i'm Swie-
CT przykladami swego zycia u
martwionego pod}ug nauki 10
Scioia i krepowaniem swej grzesz
mel wolf ma dobro spoieczehstwa
i wiasnc. SWAT jest zwolenni-
kiem tel grzesznej wolf ~ozfotej
wolnoSci" i ola tego heretycy Z
wielkiem nicraz powodzeniem, acz
niesprawiodliwie re zguba tylu
dusz i ma korzySc piekia, walczyli
oraz walcza Z KoSciolem. Sa oni
zawsze, jezcli ME jawnie, to ukry
tymi nieprzyjaciolmi Swietych i
zasad ich zycia oraz wszelkiej
SwietoSci, co tax k}uje oczy "a
twardziatych grzesznik6w. MIN
szczegoiowiej zastanowimy sic
mad herezyami i gf6wniejszymi
hcretykami, nieprzyjaciolmi Swie
tych, to przejrzyjmy ola zuPe1ne-
so kolnplctu reszte grona niezna-
nych jcszozc S~wietych; to ma
praktycc nam udowodni zloSli-
woSc faktyczna walk hcretykow
z KosciQfem i lego zasadami, co
wydaiy tylu Swietych, owych
prawdziwych bohatcr6w cnoty j
.zycia szczeSliwego ,,wyzszych i
dea}ow" wSrod bfota z~icmskicgo
- hcretycy za5 i herczyc zadne-
go.
w w. I. ~najstarsza herezye W
KoScielc stanowi9 rJudaiSci' jak
to: Ebionici, Nazarejczycy, Chi
liaSci; cecha ich wsp6lna biedu W
rzeczach WARY Sw. byfo: zobo--
wiazanie wszystkich chrzcscijan
bez wyjatku do przopis6w ceremo
nialnych Starego Zakonu, jak
.,obrzezanie", ktore bylo zniesio-
mem w 81 r. ma Synodzie w Jcru-
zalem pod przewodnictwem Sw.
Piotra Apostolic. Jeszcze przed--
TEN, Ksiaze Aposto}0w potepif i
.pokonai Szymona ,,czarnoksiezni-
ka" w Rzymie a by4a takzc pote-
piona sekta memoranda ,,Mikoiai-
tow. co byli zwolennikami kultu
nagoSci.
II W. ,,Gnostycy': Walcntynia-
nie, Kajnianie, Elsenijanie, Me-
nander - Saturnin - Bazylid -
Karpanatr etc. celem ich byio po-
godzenie czystej nauki Chrystuso
wei Z clrorobliwemi marzeniami
~wyobrazni wSclrodniej lub pogan-
skimi systemami filozoficznemi.
Nauka ich byla mieszanina pOjec
religijnych: indyjskich, perskich,
zydowskich ! chrzeScijahskich. a
przekiadali wIasne marzcnia mad
,,Objawienie Boskie". Wszyscy
oni chcicli wszczepic jad swych
.biedow w stolicy chrzeScijanizmu
w Rzymie, lecz bronif KoSciola
6wczesny papiez Sw. Ewaryst, i
.potem tez inni. w tym II. wieku
.byli tez heretycy uMontanisci",
kt6ra zalozy} Montan z Frygii:
potepiali przyjmowanie do ko-
scidla ciezkich grzesznik6w i
powt6rne mafzeistwo; gdy ME
otrzymali zatwierdzenia swcj re-
forny cd Stolicy h~postolskiej,
zaprzeczyli nieomylnoSci Papie--
"a i rozpadli sic ma kilka odiamow
(Katafrygi). Byia take potepio-
ma przez papieza Sw. Wil5tora I.
w tych ~czasach herezya ,,antytry-
ritarzy" Sabeliusza i Noela, Teo-
dora Z Bizancyum "a bluznier-
stwo przeciwko boskoSci Jezusa
Chr, a przez papieza Sw. Zefiryna
aptytrynitarz Praxeusz Z Azyi
potepionym zosta}.
w d. III. byli ,Manichejczycy",
kt0rych za}ozy{ PerS Names: po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-13

rzy", zaprzeczajacy .Bostwa" Je-
zusowi Chrystusowi; nazwani cd
Swietokradzkiego ksiedza i bluz--
mercy Aryusza W Alexandryi, co
Smiai bye JudaSzem-zdrajca sw.
WARY i nazwac Boskiego Zbawi-
ciela ludzi tylko ,stworzeniem."
Byi wymownym i pociagajacym
ludzi oraz mial powodzenle II ME
wiast, a bluzniercza nauka jego
rozszerzyfa sic bardzo. Ia nauka
byfa potepiona ma Soborze I. po-
wszechnym aNicejs&im" w 325 r.
"a papieza Sw. ~Sylwestra l., fun
damentalny dogmat WARY Sw.
,Bostwa" Jezusa Chpystusa ado
wodniony i wytiumaczony. A
ryusz rozpek} sic nagle i umarl "a
swe bluznierstwo przeciw Bostwu
Jezusa Chr. nedznie Smiercia u-
dasza, ale ,,aryanizm" TRIVIAL dfu-
gle wieki ! byf ma tronic; spowo-
dowai krwawe przeSladowania
katolik6w i bardzo wielu oderwai
Cd KoSciola. ZaS z 3S1 r. bvI So
Dor II. ,powszechny" "a papieza
Sw. Damazego l.. w Konstantyno-
polu, ma ktorym potepiona here
zya przcciw 3-ciej osobie Trolley
Sw. Macedoniusza, re Duch Sw.
ME pochodzi cd Boga1Ojca i b.
ga-Syna i tylko cd jednej osoby
Boga-Ojca, co. utrzymuje cerkiew
.prawosiawna"; potepiono: Do
natyst6w, Lucyfcryan6w, Pa1la-
dyusza, Jowiniana, b}edy Orygi--
mesa,
w w. V. byll heretycy ,Nesto-
ryanic" i ,,Pclagianie'', ktorych
bledy potepil w 431 r. Sober III.
,powszcchny" w Efczic "a papie-
"a Sw. Cclestyna l.. Ncstor Smial
nazywac Matke Boska tylko mat
ka Observation-Disclosures, mic UNA
JAG Jcj Boskicgo macierzyhstwa
wbrcw KoSciofowi, kt6ry wierzy
liz w osobic Jezusa Chr. zjedno--
czonc sa 2 natury: Boska / ludzka,
a przcto N. NJ. P. Jest Bogarodzi-
ciclkq. ~IIcrczya ,,nestoryaiska"
rozszcrzyla sic ma Wschodzie, i
dis w Persyi jcj zwolennicy So
zwani ,,chaldcjczykami." lima by.
Ia herezya Pelagiusza-anglika, kt6
ry przyjecha} do Rzymu i tn pozy-
ska} ola sicbie niejakiegos Celesty
taSza glowne zasady (btedy) Pc
lagianow'': ME ma grzeChu pieI-
worodnego. a tylko osobisty;
chrzcst dobrv dla zmycia osobi-
stych g~rzcch6w i znak przyjecia
do KoSciola, Adam i priced uDad-
klein by] $miertclnym, natura czfo
wicka wcalc ME Jest osiabiona,
laska niepotrzcbna i d1a dobrego
zycia wystarcza nauka / przyklad
Chrystusa i ma mich tylko polega
odkupienic i istota usprawicdli--
vienna. P0zniej, jego zwolennicy
uznaIi potrzcbe Iaski o~Swiecajq--
cej roztrm, ale odrzucili laske po-
budzajqcq wole do dobrego / byli
zwani ,,semipelagianic." w roku
AL by} potepionym bad here
zya" Eutychesa, kt6rego zwolen-
nicy nazwani ,,monoiizyci", ma
IN. Soborze powszechnym W
Chalcedonic "a papieza Sw. Leo
ma I. MonofizycD narczali, re Je-
zuc Chr. ma jedn9 tylko nattTe i
to Boskq (ciaio fantastyczne),
gdy KoSciH uczy IL 2 natury
(Boska i ludzka) bez pomieszania
W jednej Osobic po}aczone; navy
wano ,monofizyt6w", w Egipcie
,,hoptami' i Syryi oraz Armenii
,jahobitami."
w w. VI. by4y ostatecznie po-
tepionc bledy rczonego wielce O.
ryginesa, re: dusza ludzka istnie-
jc Cd wicklow, pickle bedzie mialo
koniec i szatani wr6ca ma swe u
tracone miejsca do nieba ia here
zya potepiona w 553 r. ma V. So
borze ,,powszechnym" w Kon-
stantynopolu "a Wigiliusza-pa-
pieza.
Wick VII: smutnie %pamietnym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-13

,JaHobltam1.
w w. vi. by4y ostatecznie po-
tepione biedy rczonego wielce O.
ryginesa, re: dusza ludzka istnie-
ie Cd wicklow, pickle bedzie mialo
koniec i szatani wr6ca ma swe u
tracone miejsca do nieba ia here
zya potepiona W 559 r. ma V. So
borze ,,powszechnym" w Kon-
stantynopolu "a Wigiliusza-pa-
pieza.
Wick VII: smutnie pamietnym
jest Cd samcgo poczatku zapro-
wadzeniem pogahskicj muzthmat
skfej WARY, czyli ,,islamu" Maho-
media, jaki wzniecif d}ugie krwa-
we wojny wszedzic; motametanic
uznawali Chr. P. tylko Proro--
klein i bluznicrczo stawili obok
rozpustnego Mahomeda, ktory
dozwolil wielozchstwo i tenn ma
sv ludlow do ,,islamu' pociqgnql.
w r. 6S1 byl vi. Sober ,Jpowsze-
chny" w Konstantynopolu "a pa
pieza sw. Agatona, ma ktorym
potepiona herezya Ymonotole-
tow; powstala ona z ustepstwa
cesarza Herakliusza w walce
,,monofizytow" "a zgoda patryar-
chy Konstantyna Sergiusza, re
Chr. P. przyznali jedna tylko wo-
le i stad nazwani ,monotoleci."
A wyraznie KoSci6f okreSlif, re
w Chr. P. jak sa = natury to i 2
wole, be- pomieszania i podziafu
i VIOLA hrdzka ulega zupe}nie wolf
Boskiej.
(Dokonczenie n~ast4pi).
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-09
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 H Official Proceedings, of Town Council
 9 Clifton, Arizona
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF TOWN COUNCIL >
 CLIFTON, ARIZONA Regular Meeting of the Town Counci Monday, April 5. 1s2s 7:3O P. M-
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The payment the following demands Arizon 11o5S Co, Lighting z'ozo L5o H ! l. - lZ|4o l95o Mountain States IT & T. Co., Telephones ......-... Greenee County Motor Co., Mdse 3SO9 South Clifton Motor Co., Mdse Amb snezia Hay - . --..!.......--.-.... Stand Oil -. SSo Clifton Drug Co., Mdse ; .oo Tom Turner Labor I Ward, !f 25O Rbea r. Terrv Services :, Premium 14S4o 200 Refund 200 1000 R. shordge Misc Expense c. J. Fritz, BIacksmithing 1l.04 Payroll General Fund q Payroll Bond ..... ........... Geo. J. Mayer Mdse " Norte Notary ................. Gilelen, serveces TAPS Black Sewer Contract 15OO45s R. Hall Contract 46s7f Payroll Special Fund .......... :.............. Total $23,S5OS< | The Council acted on
 Whppe as Sanitary Enforcement Officer.
  Discusse ParkC
 for Town
 Shortrdge R. K
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-09
COULD NOT WALK
 UP THE STAIRS
Los Angeles Woman Suffered SIX Years From Rheumatism-Soon
 Relieved By Tanlac

''I had rheumatism so bad that life was simply miserable for me, but Tanlac has entirely overcome my troubles" said Mrs. Martha Asbach, of 22261a Duane St., Los Angeles, Cal.
 For the past six years I was in such a wretched condition I can hard Iy understand how I held out as long as I did, she continued. 'I had rheu- matic. pains in my knees SO bad that it was impossible for me to step up or down the stairs, and my hands were so swollen and stiff it was all could do to hold the broom or dishes. At night I simply ached all over so bad I could not sleep, and, in fact, I suf fered all the time night and day. be- came very nervous and worried so much over my condition that I became very Respondent.
 ''p tried all the medicines I could hear of but none of them did me any good until I got Tanlac. I was over joyed to find that it more than met my expectations. All signs of the rheumatism has left me and I am back doing my housework for the first time in several years. My nerves are as steady as they can be and I sleep all night long and never wake up till morning. l haven't felt so fine in years and it certainly is pleasure for me. to tell everybody about Tanla
 "Tanlac is sold in Clifton by Clifton Drug Co.,, in Duncan by Elk Drug Co.,, in Morenci by Brown and Beck; in Metcalf by Bainez and Valdez and in I Franklin by Franklin Cooperative Mercantile Institution" adv.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-09
A FAMILY
 MEDICINE
In Her Mothers Home, Says This Georgia Lady, Regarding Black Draught. Relief From Head
 ache, Malaria, C1lls, Etc.

Ringgold, Ga.- Mrs. Chas. Gaston, of this place, writes: T am a user of Thedford's Black-Draught; in fact, 1t was one of our family medicines. Also in my mothers home, when I was child. When any of us child ren complained of headache, usually caused by constipation, she gave us . dose of Black-Draught, which would rectify the. trouble. Often in the Spring, we would have malaria and chilIs, or troubles of this kind, we would take Black-Draught pretty reg ular until the liver acted well, and we would soon be up and around again. We would not be without 1t, for 1t certainly has saved us lots of doctor bills. Just a dose of Black Draught when not so we'll saves 8 lot of days in bed"
 Thedfords Black -Draught has been in use for many years in the treat ment of stomach, liver and bowel troubles, and the popularity which 1t now enjoys Is proof of it's merit.
 If your liver is not doing its duty, you will suffer from such disagree able symptoms as headache, bilious ness, constipation, indigestion, etc., and unless something is done, serious trouble may result.
 Thedford's B1ack-Draught has been found a valuable remedy for these troubles. It is purely vegetable, and acts in prompt and natural way, regulating the liver to its proper functions and cleansing the bowels of impurities. Try 1t. Insist on Tined. lords. the original and genuine. D @
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-09
Are You Happy?

To be happy you must be we'll If you are frequently troubled with con stipation and indigestion you cannot be altogether happy. Take Chamber lain's Tablets to correct these dis orders. They are prompt and effect ual, easy and pleasant to take,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-04-09

FOR SALE@One large refr1gera- a,or. two small tables, two S-quarI freezers. Apply Mrs. J. F. Dech' Hills Flat.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-12
THIRD PARTY, CONVENTION
FIGHTS OVER THE l!TAFORM

A.
closed this while committee
national labor
Everything
FOr
United States national with commit
in
hat the day would working United
Delegates whisted
taking
an
viii a
Communist Labor Trial.
P)loyd
William millionaire
charged
with
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-12
ANOTHER uEQ]MATUM GIVEN
b0LSHEi!KI LEADER BEATEN

SPA pm-y P9-The allies served an ultmaum on
the German delegates
agree by tomorrow deliver
~ Otherwise the Germans
enforce the sions
Coal Question
SPA Belgium
to temporary halt this
convened 10:30
ish their
German
points
o B COntin to e Results
SPA BelgumBy PProlonaon of allied German
for another probable
deliveries
Q returning Paris national
M1erand
Germans II am going fight this thing out
The allied ministers
special
al the least
WARSAW(By Pvictores region
vohynia
Provno which
Retreatng Poles BO1sheki.
P)The
claims soviet
Dnee
Demands Protection For Ulster.
A
inability the
did maintain the war"
Villa Bottled Up" Again, is Report
P9General Villa the Chi
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-12
PROFESSOR LOMAX WILL
VISIT SUMMER SCHOOL

The University summer session and
the people of Moscow have an unusual
treat before them in the lectures of
Professor John A. Lolnax of Austin,
Texas. He has become known as the
best authority in the country on cow
boy songs and negro songs. The work
Of collecting these remains of folk
songs he took up under the auspices
of Harvard University. The result so
far is two books of cowboy songs and
the preparation of material on negro
folk songs which we may expect to
see in book form later. His lecture
readings have been given all over The
United States and at practically every
important university and college in the
country. He is on circuit this sum
mer which includes Idaho, Washing
ton Agricultural College, Oregon Agri-
cultural College, the University of CAL
ifornia and Stanford.
Professor Lomax's program will
probably be "Cowboy Songs" on Tues
day morning at 9:45 at the "Y' Hut,
and NEGRO Spirituals" Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock at the auditorium.
The University authorities cordially
invite the townspeople to attend both
lectures.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-12
IDAHO SHEEP HERDERS
IN FATAL PISTOL DUEL

BOISE.-Wea with loss of blood
and recovering from an operation
which removed bullet from his head,
Manley Morrow, sheep herdcr, has CIV
en- his first account of running fight
in the hills of Owyhee county, in which
Joe Sinsis, Spaniard, was killed and
Jim Stevenson, a camp tender was
wounded.
In an alteration over the right to
a range, Morrow says, The Spaniard
drew a revolver and fired at Nor
row, striking his arm, Morrow,
armed with rifle, tried to bring it
into play, but before he pulled the
trigger was shot again. He then
fired at Sinsis wounding him and
went down with bullet in his head.
Stevenson, the camp tenuo1, seized
Morrow's gun and turned it upon
Sinsis, firing. He, too, was wounded
by the other. Sensis was picked up
dead and was said to have three bull
let's in his body.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-12
MUCH CANADIAN
GRAIN IMPORTED
NORTH DAKOTA SHIPS IN MUCH
WHEAT AND OATS,
FOR SEED

CALGARY, ALTA total OF
374 ,430 bushels of wheat, which
brought $1,157, ,562, was shipped from
Alberta into the United States from
Jan. l to April /, according to the
report to U. S. Counsul S. c. Reat at
Calgary. During the same period
I1,131 ,O9O bushels of oats were ship
ped across the border and sold for
$674,319
Most of the wheat was shipped in
January and February and went to
Montana to be used for seed. The
highest price received for it was
1925 a bushel and the average price
$3.O6 a bushel. These large ship
ments were caused by the lifting of
the embargo on wheat in the United
States December Is last year. The
championships won by Canadian
wheat growers in international con-
tests have spread the fame of west
ern canadian wheat as seed. AS the
result Of heavy demand, number
of expert farmers in the prairie prov
inces have gone into the business of
raising seed wheat exclusively.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-12
PIONEER CITIZEN
ANSWERS SUMMONS
MICHAEL FRANKLIN ZEIGLER,
CALLED, HOME SUDAY NIGHT
FUNERAL TUESDAY

Another we'll known pioneer has
answered the last roll call. Michael
Franklin Zeigler, we'll known con-
tractor and builder, who came to
Moscow in 1889 and has done much
toward the building of this city, was
called home Sunday night, after a
brief illness.
The funeral will be held from the
late home of deceased, 416 North
Adams street, at o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, July 13. The Rev. H. O.
Perry, pastor of the First Method
ist church, will conduct the services.
Interment will be at Moscow.
Mr.. Zeigler was born in Penn
sylvania, August 20, 1847, and came
to Moscow in 1889, almost 81 years
ago. He had host of friends and
was widely known. He leaves his
widow, five daughters and three
sons. The children are: Mrs. Anna
Mowre, of Bremerton, Wash; Mrs.
Claire E. Fields, Of Salina, Cali
fornia; Mrs. Floy Naylor, Mrs.
Myrtle Bolles and Miss Marjorie
Zeigler, of Moscow; Leroy E. Zeig-
Ter, Moscow; G. F. Zeigler, Wallace;
and LIE Verne Zeigler, of Spokane.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-12
SLAYER OF OFFICERS
AND NEGRO is KILLED

HAZARD, Ky.-John S. Burgil, a
miner, was shot to death by posse
yesterday when he barricaded himself
in a vacant house after killing Deputy
Sheriff r. S. Wooten and Robert Gal
braith, aqnegro, while resisting arrest.
Burgil shot Wooten after knocking
him down and taking his revolver
from Galbraith was killed when Bur-
gill fired into crowd that attempted
to halt him. In the duel that followed
after the posse surrounded the house
in which Burgill had taken refuge 20
bullets riddle the body Of Burgil.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-12
ELKS TO PICNIC AT
PULLMAN NEXT FRIDAY

Attention of all Elks is called to
the fact that a great Elks picnic
will be held at Pullman next Friday,
July 1, and every Elk, with his wife
and children or some other mans
wife and children, is urged to at
tend. The picnic will be held in
Reaney's park, where there is abund-
ance of shade. cool lawns and fine
swimming pool. There will be
swimming, races, music, big feed
and general good time. There will
be dancing in the afternoon and eve
ming. Elks from Lewiston to Spo-
kane and every town between those
cities, will be there.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-12
FORD'S FARM FACTORY
PLAN is ADVOCATED

In all probability Henry Ford has
advanced the most practical idea yet
for keeping young men on the farms.
Henry suggests that we build fact
ories throughout the farming sec
tions, give these young men steady
employment during the winter
months when there is no farm work
to be done, and shut them down In
the summer when the men are needed
on the farms. 1t is sane, sensible
and eminently practical suggestion.
1t is one easy of attainment. It could
be done in this community as well as
any other place. We have the brains
necessary to organize, operate and
market the products of such factory
We have the capital required for
such a purpose. What more can we
ask? Nothing except for our en-
terprising farmers and townsmen to
get together, take the bit in their
teeth, and go ahead Are we equal
to the occasion ?-Nezperce Herald
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-12
MOSCOW CUBS WON
0NE-S|DED BALL GAME
DEFEATED CORNWALL TEAM BY
SCORE OF 32 TO 5, MAKING
40 HITS

Result of the Sunday ball game at
the fair grounds, Moscow Cubs 80.
Cornwall s. A large and enthusiastic
crowd witnessed the game which prov
ed to be rather one-sided, although the
Cornwall players were all, with the
exception of one or two, I6 to is
years old. The Cubs showed no mercy
when it came to batting the big fell
low pitching for Cornwall and III the
Sth inning a new pitcher was substi-
tuted who loomed up even higher on
the mound than the first one but the
Cubs lit him for runs.
Jack Mix and Hans Adrianson made
a home run each. Bill Fre-zier, who is
now playing second, caught one Of the
Cornwall giants out on base, falling
underneath the giant but caE.e out OF
the dust without a grease spot. Har-
old Patterson pitched al excellent
game only allowing the Giants tc score
in two in innings and striking out IA.
The attendance was the largest vet
and 5bc gate receipts also the largest
Spora hv innings.