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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-07

ych demonstrate prepadavani vazed hanobeni ,echd
ech vady strany poske Ze vzrdsac zufivost Pola&
soudme, ztracejf priznvy ysedek oveho hlaso
vani. ,r'@4s aa&HlNa aM
Jeden vivny polsky polk vyjadfi, re valka proti
Ceskoovensku bya by Poku nejpopulameisi Tomu radi
v4iime nebot kdyko jednao proveden n6ake inferno
s prot Cchhm to bylo Polakd jech vhdcich kruha,
vzdycky vemi popularni
Zajimavo Jest iakou hru provozuii Polac dohodovych
zemich take Americe Hasaji, on isou iednou
hrazf prot bosevismu re celia Evropa bude
ch zda on Polac podlehnou boevklm, proto Francie
Ange Jim mali posilati vojaky vaecny material Ae-
rika aspoh penize. 80
skutecnosti vsak Jest ze Polac uchvat dzemi, nez
nema dniych mravnich naroku, druhou skHeenosh jes
bosevie Jim nabze mir tfe skutecnosn Jes re po pa
u Paderewskeho dostaa vesu varsavske vady byvaa
trana pro-nemecka prorakouska dohodovych sAtech
An1erce nemea by byto zapominano Poaci nafpocAt
v&lky neorganisoval legie Spoence ale pro MIN
zminku soji ze jeden mnistrd nynejs poiske vady
bfvaJ mnistr byvaiem Rokousku jest jednim valee-
nch zocinc pozadovanych porestani dohodovymi saty
Polsko meo sympatie cel6ho sveta zauhovalo 81 jch
nebo na tolk vakou neutrp6la Nez zda
vady Polsku zmocnly kruhy ez, lak to
Havltek napsal polsky narod korakou oravoVay ne
v6domosti udrzovay
Tyto kruhy stvou dnes polsky lid prdi Cechdm byly
BY patrne hotovy rozni prob MIN 'popuarni vaku. Ma
vh by edy neschazeo ale mysme ze Europa bude vede
rady posym imperiaismem osemena hra Poaku bude
yeas prohlednuta.
Trefne prav Narodn Politice spisovael Josef Hole
eek "ovanska mysenka byla vaky zrazena Buhafy
Poay jmz e nutno fic do oti pnou pravdu nesetf ka
raj eskym slovy Dio sovanske nesmi byti dale saveno
karr snu nybrz musi bl vybudovano realnych za)mu
FcAlna zaimy vazou Jugosavii CeskosloVensko X
nam do tfece pfibude obnovi satn po-
fdek Pfiici Buhar zavisoi od Srbh, pJeh Poakn
| cd Rust.
Jest DO savnosech Masa1y ykovyeh Ceskoslovensku, a
avnost vekoepe ale zaroven dyscl lasKeu
oddanost ku stau demokracn narod ma 81 way
by sve suverenity sveho pomeru docaShe NAV
Stain iako svdn,u prvnmu suzebnikov avsak :aNaleca
rodr lv now stat teprve autoria prvniho pres
enta dhvtra laska a oddanos jiniz zahrnuJe 1ej cev
rarod lest pro Ceskosovensko iednim neJepsch akuN
nlame-H tonu pouzit obchodniho vyrazu
Jest iis tax epe, ably president hned prPopoeHt
cch samostanaho nrodnho vyvoe byl tercem vasnvych
tranickvch jak vdime nekerych sarych oeio
kratickych satech priklad AmeHce 10 buoouchos
prnese ebou, ale pax w, doufeme bude hoy s'a
i ,nevnen a 6iaky otres neb naraz snadno vydrZl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-07
REVISE. OTAZkY OBJEVU
AMERIkY.

Predpoklad kazdeho prllmef
nGho Americana, &c kolumbus
cbievil Ameriku V roce 1192,
nepochybne bude zrevidovan.
,lc siluG moznI, re slovo "oble-
vii" ic chybnc. IDA sc, &c na-
zor iistych historiku, &c kon;l-
nent mas vlastnC objeven byl
iiz Ma sklonku pateho stoleti
budhistickymi missionarl, Ga
sc oduvOdniti.
Ma pocathu piltomncho sto-
lctl professor californskc uni
Nclsity, John Fryer, konal zvla
Stni patrani V zalczitosti udan
! live Gasne navStevc asijskych
budhistu V Amcrice a odhalil
fakta. uverolnena V Harper 5
Encyclopedia roce 1902, kite
ia Edall SC naSvcdclvatl, le IL
TO missionari byli vlastnc skn-
tccnymi objcyitcli Amcriky.
Nyni prichazeji zpravy !
4 Mexika o nedavncm objevu
hicroglyfu ma zakladnich ka-
ntonech pyramid V San Juan
'Tcotihuacan, dvacct scdm mi
\ s,N crovVchodnc cd MeXiko M(
sta, ktcrc isou znatr6 podobn>
symbolum, ktcrych jcsth nyn
: 80 pzivA Y :lnsit@no ia2yku dlf
: prohlaScni Fong i'siang kuan
ga, spravcc cinskGho vyslano
! ctvi Y MeXiko Meste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-07

Cinsky diplomat pravi, Ne
slova 'slunce', 'oko' 'mesto'
dali SC snadno Zjistiti na move
obievenych hieroglyfech. Ten
to novy nalez podporule theo-
Ri profesora Fryera, ze clnstl
missionaii bvli V Amcrice dlou-
no pred Kolumbem. Cinske hi
storickc dokumcnty take zdaii
Se nasycdcovati tomu, re pred
roklad, ze Amcrika byla vlast-
ne obicvcna cinskymi missiona
Il. lie spravny.
Stopy po teto navsteve Gin
Skych missionaru nelsou slce
cetnc, aysak dosti iasne, ably
omyl byl vyloucen. Stara Gin
ska literatura muze take Go
2nacn6 miry slouziti ku zjiste-
III skutccnosti, &c podnikayl
missionafi zaicli do nov6ho sve
ia zdc delsi dobu mczi rudo-
ko=ci ptlsobili. V klassickych
dlloch .cinskych, historickych,
zcmHpisafch j basnickych. ca
sto cini SC zminka o kontinen
K daleko ma vychod Cd Ciny
Zcn6 tato jmcnuje sc V Gin.
skc klassickc literature Fusanl
ancbo Fusu.
Jsou take Zaznamy o navStf
V6 iuSangu casnc historic !
y nalezaii sc archivech Ii
anc dyNastic. Iaznamy tytt
rroblaaouy br,y "a autcntick(
si2vnym cinskJm historikem
Ma Tuan Linen. V zaznamect
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-07

Rozlouceni obci. Vlada re-
publiky Ceskoslovenske povoli
Ia rozlouteni obce sv. Mari,
politicky okres Prachaticc, We
til n1lstni obce: !. Sv. Mari,
obsahujici osadu tehoz jmena,
2. l. i b o t ! n, obsahuici osady
Lbotin, Divorce a nStcni a 3.
S tnov V, obsahuiici osady
Stitnov a SmrGnou; pax obcc
Ia h o s t c, politicky okres
Tabor, VIC tri mistni obce: BIZ
toy Lazany a Zahosticc, dale
rcZlouCcni obcc Gu b i S a.
! v c. politicky okres Nova Pa.
ka, We dive mistni obce Oubi-
slayice a Ceskou ProseG, obce
! r d { t il c, politicky okres
Ffibrann, We dive lnistni obce
Eadetice a Drsnik rozlouce-
nj obce S X II hrova mad Be
lou, pol. okres Rychnov mad
In, vc dive miStni obce Sku-
hrov mad Belou Hrastici.
} eseni e, okres Cheb, We
flyS ~, 81 NJ ohco. Iocc.,;oo
obsahujici osady: Jesenicc,
Stabnice, Trojnicc, 2. Linden
hau, obsahujici osady Linden
hau a Zirnice. n Novc VS. 81, po
Iliticky okrcs Pisck, We dive mist
nj obcc: |. Novou Yes. obsa-
hulici osadH NoNou Yes a Cizu
YOU a 2. Zlivici, obsahujici O.
sadu stejneho jmena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-07

techto mluvi Sc 0 Hui Senovi.
rodaku Cofene d CRhelu,
kterezto misto bylo jtz daT-
pych dobAch sttsdisksm misSi-
onafske praee, jako selkem
korlivci, kterS "sim& vfry pra-
We "chtel zanesti i do novych
dalekych svetu.
Tento budhisticky knez, jak
zaznamy sdeluii, pfisel V roce
499 po Kristu, "a panovani ci-
safe Yung Yuana, ze zeme Fu-
sang do King eau, kapitolu dy
nastie Tsi, kteryz nalezal sc ma
fece Yang Ste. Zeme v te do
be nalezala sc v plameni revo-
luce, tax ze teprye v roce 502
Sc mu podatilo dostati Sc ku
dvoru cisare Wu Ii q move dy-
nastie Liangl. Cfsar pfivital
missionafe jako vyslance ze re
me Fusang q nafidil jednomu
re ctyf hlavnich feudalnich pa
MI, Yu Kie-ovi, ably vyptal Sc
ho ma pomery V nezname ze.
mi a vysledky sveho patranl
sepsal.
Hal Sen, die tsehto zazna-
mt, vypravoval, ze obyvatel-
stvo Fusangu neved9lo drive,
zcela nieeho uceni budhisti-
cktm, avsak' "a panovani Elm
skeho cisafe Ia Minga dy-
nastie Sung, cili V roce 458 po
| kristu, pet biksusI, cili badhi-
stickych mnichu 2 Cabulu, o.
debralo Sc do teto zem6, aby
hlasalo uceni Budhove a slfilo
knihy, jakoz / zpodobeni vel
keho zakladatele teto vfry.
Hui Sen uvadi mnoho po-
drobnosti q 2 mich da sc SOU
dit, he missionafi tito nav5ti-
viii Pacificke pobfezl a Mexi-
ko lllaVne vyvolili "a mlsto svc-
no pusobeni.
Professor Fryer soudi, re
mnoha jfnena, nabozenske IVY
ky a povery v Mexiku, Yuka-
tanu a Stfedni Americe ukazu-
il ma asijsky vliv. V Mexiku je
mozno nalezti velke mnozstvi
stop pc budhismu. Sochy, or
namenty, chramy a pyramidy a
napisy na nieh svedei tomto
esijskem vliyu.
Budhova socha naleZena
/ byla Palenaue a Ia slime po-
doba sc podobnym socham, jez
mnozne nalezti dosud Cine.
Ma valech Paienque nalezena
byia vytesana hlava slona, jez
byla symbolem budhisti V A
sii. Tato hlava slona sama 0 So
be le postacitelnym dhkazcm
protvrzenl, ze byli tn Asiiaic
pred Eyropany, ponevadz a.
meI'icc slond nebylo a neni. Az
tckoy6 iednomu re svych bohu
dali tvaf' slona, coz take ma
svedtuie asijskemu vlivu. Byit
tudiz Cinane jeste pred Ko.
lumbem Americe, ale iejicf
cbjev move zeme nemel zadn6,
. no vyznamu pro dejiny lidstva
Teprve objev Kolumbuv mel ,
Idusledku pfiliv evropske kultl
ry do Ameriky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-07
Mydlo

mist postizen5 Oh Tyraz-
kou ma &c diti talk, ably
, bylo pfi tom pouzito
antiseptickeho prostfed
hu. SeyerGv AntisepsOl
(Severa's Antisepsol) Sc
bodf vyborne k tomuto
} d6elu Afirnf podrazdeni
. = lahodl nemocnemu. -
Cena 35c a &c dan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-07
Vyrazky

svsdi a pail pnsobi ca
sto nesnesitelne .bolestl.
kryefOvn Mast ma kOz-
nj chOrohy (Severa's
Skin Ointment Jest Una
ma pro svoji dobrou
vlastnost ze chladf a ko
nejsi V takovych pripa-
dech a napomahA V ry-
chlem hojeni. Cena so
centn a . Gently dan.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31

Bliss Triumph markets: l.. T..
Wright, first on Bliss Triumph
seed; Mrs. Mary Shea. second
on Monroe County Prize; and
V. II. Sanderson. second on
White Burbank markets.
Prize money will be mailed
out to individuals by the Pota-
to Show management ater.
As stated some months ago,
the Farm Bureau is arranging
for several potato seed plots
over the county. Now, we
find that II the seed is care
fully picked in regard to vari-
eties and diseased potatoes.
the weak and diseased plants
weeded out at the right time
during the growing season and
the potatoes inspected by n
representative Of the Agricul.
tural college at time Of dig
ging. then these potatoes. II
they pass Inspection, may be
certified and sold "a certified
seed. This. of course. will
cause some extra trouble to
the grower. but heretofore the
grower has been paid well for
this extra trouble.
This "roughing." or weed
ing out the weak and diseased
plants is not a new thing to a
few Of the growers Of this
county. Mr.. J. E. Kernen Of
Del Norte has been practicing
this method Of improvement
for some time; but MIR. Ker-
men has not had the fields in
spected, and while he has i'm
proved his yield and quality
of potatoes. yet his seed could
not be sold as certified seed.
This inspection costs nothing
to the grower.
C. D. HYATT,
County Agricultural Agent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31
GCNRARREL ROAD MAY
GET POSTAL FUNDS
FOR IMPROVEMENT

Engineer Stahl of Denver has
been In Monte Vista this week secur-
Ing data on the postal use Of the
Gunbarrel road. II seems that
there is . federal fund set aside for
the Improvement of rural roads over
which the mails are carried. and
Mr.. Stahl's visit is for the purpose
Of turning in . report showing the
conditions affecting the Gunbarrel
project. II would appear that there
can be no question but that the ap-
preparation should be made as
shown from the following facts:
Rural route No. "A" extends from
the city \ distance OF six miles over
the 0unbarrel road. Tho carrier on
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31
ERNEST HARVEY
VICTIM OF INFLUENZA

Ernest Lynwood Harney. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harney. was
born September 49,, 1896. at Joy.
Illinois. He was married June 3.
1917, to Rachel Eugena Maxfield.
To this union was born one child.
Kathleen Glare. Death called him
away last Saturday morning. Janu-
ary "a. He leaves to mourn his un-
timely departure father. mother.
wife and child. his sisters, Jetta
Ksnnsman. Winifred Chapson. Knola
Harney: brothers. Everett E.. May
nard L. and Coy D.. and . host Of
friends. He was buried Sunday sf-
ternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. short ser-
vices being held At the grave BY Rev.
Maclsan. 4 complication Of pneu-
monia and influenSs vas the cause
Of dssth.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31
INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC AGAIN STRIKES this
VALLEY: BELIEVED WILL Be CHECKED SOON

Tho presence Of n fcw casos Ut
In nucnas In thia community was
greatly Increased by arrivals OF pco-
pi. returning from tho Denver stock
show. whcr. they contracted tho
disease. The local health officers
made effective quarantine rcgula-
tions and preventive measures Mon
day by closing the schools. churches
aud issuing an order against all pub
lie gatherings.
To-day. Friday. sixty-five cases OF
Influenza have been reported to tho
state board OF health. These In
clude all cases OF the town and sur
rounding country. Eighteen now
cascs were reported Thursday.
The contaGion does not seem to bc
a. vtrulcnt In epidemic ~ Il did last
year. either locally or through other
states. Last winter our new cases
isapcd to 90 and 20 per day. and
our physicians feel optimistic that
the spread OF the FLU will not ap-
proximate the former dread record.
There have been several fatalities
The state board OF health permit
ted Denver to remain wide open
and are still permitting It: then AZ
ter their stock show was over issued
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31
LEWIS BROTHERS
HERE ON BUSINESS

The Lewis brothers. Harry. VIII.
Roy and Donald. have been In Monte
Vista this week attending to some
legal matters connected with the
estate OF their father. Robert z.
Lewis. deceased. Roy and Donald
came here from California and will
return there in few days.
II was u great pleasure for the old
friends OF Roy and Donald to meet
them after their absence from
Monte Vista of a good many years.
and the boys observed a vast differ
ence in the town and country.
Roy Lewis is general superintend-
ent of the Bethlehem steel plants
OF Bethlehem. Pa. = very RESPONSE
BILE position entailinE the vast busi-
ness OF the producing departments
OF the great steel corporation and
the employment OF thousands Of en-
ployees. During the war. tho Beth
lehem companies performed good
service for their government. their
entire plants being turned over TO
Uncle Sam for the production Of
munitions OF war. Prior to the en-
trance OF the United States into the
war. the Bethlehem steel works
manufactured arms and ammuni.
ton for England. France and Italy.
Peace times have changed the char
acter OF the products Of the steel
factories and the new demand for
growth Of the commercial industries
is keeping the steel workers busy.
The energy and adaptability Of
Roy Lewis were recognized by the
steel corporation managers and he
worked his way to the top Of one of
the nations largest industrial con-
Germs. After years OF hard applica-
ton to business. MIR. Lewis decided
to take vacation and took his wife
to California and after q few weeks
they will return to their home In
Pennsylvania. On their return trip
they will make visit in Monte
Vista.
Donald Lewis is connected With
the government engineering depart
ment at Fort Macarthur. San Pedro.
California. and Is doing we'll.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31
HEADlEES BUY one Of THE
LARGEST STOCK RANCHES
IN The San LUIS VALLEY

The North Farm has b~cn sold to
A. r.. and Lester u~adl~c who viii
take possession March flint. The
price paid was over one hundred
thousand dollars.
The North Farm II tho we'll known
stock ranch formerly owned. i'm
proved and operated by tho Colorado
Valley Land company and 10 situate
four miles northeast OF Monte Vista.
The ranch embraces 1850 acres.
mostly meadow and pasture land.
with perhaps 800 acres Of aEricui-
tural land. In connection with the
raising OF live stock. tho company
maintained a slaughter house and
furnished meats to dealers In Monte
Vista. Center and Crccds besides
other towns and communities OF the
valley. The North Farm brand Of
fresh and cured meats. lard. ETC.. has
been made highly popular on ac-
count OF tho excellence Of the
.producta
During the past few years this
farm has been under the very able
management OF A. II. Webster.
The Colorado Valley Land COM
pany. OF all the vast acreage owned
ut one time. now has left the "Dobs'
ranch. which Is = part Of the old
Meadow ranch. north Of Center. The
Meadow ranch was sold last year to
Silbernsen OF Omaha. who takcs
possession OF the same the first Of
tho coming April.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31

this route last month collectedS&O3
pieces OF mall. and delivered on an
estimate OF $4,000 pieces. His trips
are made daily except Sunday. At
present he serves c5% families. or
S42 patrons. The territory served
by route "A" II tho most thickly
settled and prosperous OF any lying
contiguous to Monte Vista. and
marked and steady increase Of busi-
ness In noted.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31

Instructions TO all other towns o,
tn. state to close all public gather
inxs. No warning was issued that
Denver was full OF Influenza and
smallpox and thousands Of people
wont there. contracted these dis
eases and thcn returned home TO
carry tho coniasion to every nook
and corner OF the state. Donvcr's
paper with a heart and soul" care
fully excluded any mention Of tho
facts In Its columns.
Every household and every per-
son In our community should adopt
rigorous rules OF health at once In
combating this dread enemy. Keep
away from crowds. use separate
drinking cups and towels. and by all
means. II you think that you have
been exposed or are taking down
with II. be square enough to not
minEle with more people than is nb-
solutcly necessary. Control OF In
flucnxa depends upon the actions NJ
the populacc rather than forced d.
rcctions of the doctors or the board
Of health. DO not walt to be forced
to comply with health regulations
adopt them yourself. require them of
others and the flu will pasa
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31

Juanita Duran had her throat cut
Monday night by her husband. and
while tho cash was fully eight
inches in. extent II was not deep
enough to sever Juanita's lease on
life. Dr. Smith was called and he.
assisted by "Dr. Vale" and "Dr.
Kent" closed up the rent in the wo-
mans anatomy. Friend husband Is
in jail.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31

STOCK SHIPMENTS THIS WEEK
W. II. Tully. two cars sheep;
Bond & Jennings, two cars hogs. and
J. Wiseman, two cars cattle to Dem
YER on the 9th.
N. T. Hawkins shipped three cars
of sheep to Omaha on the 2lth.
The Farmers Union shipped out
three cars Of hogs this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31
STOCK SHOW NOTES

The plans for the II. O. G. Stock
Show are being carried out as started
and the show will be pulled OF un-
less health conditions should make
postponment necessary, in which
event the public will be duly noti-
fled.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31
RIO CRANDE COUNTY TAKES FIRST PRIzEI
FOR DISTRICT DISPLAY AT POTATO SHOW

Rio Grande county contrib
u,ed her part to the sucsess Of
the recent Western Potato ex-
position at Denver. We won
the silver cup on best district
display and individual cup on
best Russet seed also six firsts.
six seconds and three thirds on
individual market and seed
displays. the cash premiums
of which will amount to $3.50.
Rio Grand county also won the
special $50 prize given by the
Colorado Potato association.
Competition in this show
was open to seven states, but
only four, Colorado, Wyoming.
Nebraska and Idaho were rep
resented. The judge, Prof.
Willard Of Wisconsin, made
the statement that this was
the best first attempt he has
ever seen anywhere in the
United States, and this can be
made the greatest potato
show held in America. Nat
urally we want to see Prof.
Wizards prediction fulfilled.
The statement was made, on
different occasions, that the
farmers of the San Luis valley
are not used to doing things by
halves, and anyone looking
over the exhibits of Saguache
and Rio Grande counties would
be easily convinced of the
truthfulness of this statement.
say farmers" of the valley.
as we are all farmers, bankers,
business men and others, a.
there is only one real industry
represented in the valley and
that is agriculture in its very
broadest sense; and we are all
pulling together for the better
development of the valley.
Now that this show is to be
an annual event there Is q def
mite piece Of work laid out for
us, and we are going to uphold
our reputation. The manage
ment of the show is trying to
standardize the varieties to a
few of the principal ones
grown in each district, three
or four and not over five varie-
ties, being entered from any
one district. And this is as it
should be ;the Brown Beauty,
which has helped to make our
district famous, and the Rus
set Burbank and probably the
Mcclure for the late varieties,
with not over two early varie-
ties. The point is this, that
the sooner a district finds out
what variety is best suited to
their conditions, and all get
busy raising that variety, the
sooner will they become noted
Tor that product and the better
market can they command
from the outside.
Those who contributed to
the winning of the cup are:
Messrs. Fred Haaff, H. E. OAR
rah. w. E. Kisler. E. J. Adams.
V. H. Sanderson. d. M. Reed.
Isaac Hart, ]. S. Wilkinson,
Adolph Kernen, Oscar Ander-
son, John Drake, Geo. Mich
aels, Amos Zinser and C. L.
Wright, Chris. Siebenhaar and
Clarence Blackwell.
Thos who won individual
prizes: Omer Underwood,
first on Early Ohio markets; i;
Corbyn Wright, first on Brown
Beauty markets and winner of
special $50 prize; H. M. Macy,
second and Howard Macy
third; John Westerman, third
on Brown Beauty seed; r. A.
Shisholm, second on Russet
burbank markets, and Fred
Kernen, third; I. G. Waters,
first and winner Of cup on Rus
set Burbank seed; H. E. OAR
ran, second, and J. E. Kernen,
third; George A. Wright, first
on White Burbank markets
and nr!t on White Burbank
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31

The services OF the celebrated car
toonist. Finch of Denver. were Sc
cured for the colored poster just be-
ing issued by the H. o. G's.. which
shows the cartoonist's rare skill and
IA a striking announcement.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31

The entertainment committee has
closed a deal with McElroy's band
Of Portland. Oregon. to furnish mu-
sic for the banquets and entertain
ments during Stock Show week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31

The time for making entries In
the different classes will be extended
somewhat In order to accommodate
everyone wishing to enter their stuff
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-01-31

II there is no class provided COW
ering your stun. bring It In anyway
and special class will be provided.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-10
R0sindale Woman Recommends
This Prescription

Mn, Albert J. Patch. Of Rosindsle Mass.
writes Before taking your medicine tDr.
True's Elixir was troubled with what l
thought stomach trouble. ! had that ter
r1ble gnawing in my stomach nearly all
the time. Within half an hour after cat
ing a hearty meal. would have that same
disagreeable feeling. | was losing in
weight every day. After taking your med
ieine (Dr True's Elixir was relieved
Of that terrible gnawiug in my stomach.
expelled WORMS. and ] felt like new per
son in many ways. and would heartily rec
ornmend Il 20 anyone suffering ] did"
Headaches. tired feeling. weakness. spots
before the eyes. bad breath. slceplessnsss,
irritability. dizziness. constipation can be
relieved. II you take the prescription known
IS DR.. Tr71e's Elixir. The Family Laxative
and Worm Expellsr. It has done much fos
SILK people. men. women and children. ever
since issl-over SIS years' reputation. AT
ALL DEALERS -AdV-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-10
RUTLAND ATHLETE DIES.
Flu, Followed by Pneumonia, Was the
Cause

Rutland, Feb I0.---Anthony Morti-
mer Sullivan, 10, a sophomore at Holy
Cross college, Worcester, Mass, and one
of the best known athletes in this vi
entity, died Sunday at his home on
South Main street after brief illness
OF pneumonia, following influenza. He
had been confined to his home since
last Wednesday, when he arrived from
Worcester
Mr.. Sullivan was born in this city.
He was graduated from the Rutland
high school in 1918 and entered Holy
Cross in September of that year as a
member of the students army training
corps. After the signing of the ar
mistice, he remained in college. His
mother, Mrs. Jennie d. Sullivan, is his
only near surviving relative.
While in high school he captained and
played center on the basketball team.
which won the state championship. He
also PLAYED halfback and fullback on
the football team which won similar
honors.
During his last year at high school
he broke the state interscholastic mile
record and the half mile record. He
was a member of the Holy Cross fresh
man relay team which defeated the
Boston college freshman outfit. He was
10 have been member of the Holy
Cross track team which took part in
the B. A. A. games at Boston Satur-
day.