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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

ZUBOLEKARI VIZ
~STAROVEKU.

kdybychom Ne ot6zali uekoho,
kdo prdye roze2len ie na dent
stu, kdy poysialo zubni ltkafstyi,
prohlasil BY ucpochybne, 70 ne.
kdy v dobd spanelskt inkvisice.
n IL pfiGiny nepoehybne taloyi
lido poeiti uspokojcni, bndon.li
yedeti, zc mtli liz knmarady Y u
irpeni V roce 1850 pred Kristen
Snad znboldkafske umGni 70 zro-
dilo jeste pred touto dobou, a.
ysak nejlepsf arcbacloRoyt byli
II TO opatfiti nay autentickt zpr6
w tcprvc z hofcji uvodenllio da.
ia. NalezIi zaznamy D zubolf
kafstyl ma siaroaitnem papyru,
pochdzojicim 4 rokn 1850.
Iubol6kafi ysok Y toto dob6
mfli pcvng ccell d ~ SO zdd jisto,
Ne zuboltkafskd yeda ic mnohcm
starsfbo pdvodn NalczenS do
kumcnt podrobnt pojcdnavh D
chorobaeh stoliGek. Oy1em, Y
tech dobach znbolikafstyf ncbylo
do II miry yyyinuto jake V dobl
nyntjsi, kdy ysechno Cd rhouma.
tismu ~ do kfc1 zaludkoyYch
dd se stopoyati k nfjokt vade Va.
Fcllo chrupu ToIik jc yEak IL
80. " staff M~pbolfkufi uaIczli
dosti ncmocf, ktnf syadrli 10 ~.
by, ably syoje afadoyny nell vi
lc zaplutuy
IlIavuf Il tfcht0 chorob byla D.
ysem bolest zubh, IN y tech sfa
.ryph dobheh II Nby yypl6oyaly
eementem, smichapfm i blipo
ygm aemoncm Vzhlcdem X W
mn. W Y pfifomDf dobf bItnDgf
semeno je pogazoy6no ~ JED, III
shledhiDe, Ne pfffomng zpfsob W
pl1ovdD1 znbh neni fok yenkon.
Gem spatp9. Stafi zuboIfkaG 20
ulfyaIi pr Ifteni znbh rdzogcb
nhpIastf, nedu 4 podobn5eh Nef
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
TURECKE ZENY
PRACUJl.

Nikde drahota 2ivotnich po,
tfeb nebyla pocittna vice neil Y
turcckych haremech. Mnzi, KITE.
II drive byli s,to yydrzoyati ne
kolik zen, shIedayaji, ze jeiich
pfijmy ncstaei ma udrzoyani TAX
yelkych domacnosti q proto sylm
zenam dGva.ii syobodu. Postaye.
MI t6ehto y harcmil propusttnlclt
Zen jest p~oliioyani hodne.
Americke pomocnt pracovniee,
ktcrt vysetfoyaly Soci6lni a ho'
s~podafske pom6ry v sultanoyc
zami, pravi, III tragcdie turec.
kych zen v dhsledku sv6toye vdl-
ky zaslouzi ii pozornost, ncbot ".
trpcni jcjich jc yetsi, neil lcti
V iingch cvropskfch zemich, ~.
ny tyto jsou mela bczmocny a
nedoyedou yykonayati zddnou
prdci, ably molly Sc uziyiti.
MGstske zeny wosleminske IT.
pi vice NEIL zcny yenkoyskt, po.
nevada zcny yenkoyske doyedou
konati zcmdddlskou praei q zna-
mcnaji pro manzcIa spise yShodn
neil bfemcno. Vedle toho no.
s~podafskt pom6ry tureckGho ven.
koya ncbyly poruseny yalecngmi
udalostmi do NJ miry, jake POI
merry ve. mestcch. Icmed6lskd
prdce ncbyla pferusena q zeny.
mohou naltzti Nmfstnani y oil.
yoyyrh hliieh, ' morusovych knl.
turdcb, N oyocnych sadrach n M
pollen obilnfcb,
Ponfvadz vhlka pfipraviIa mnr
hi m1stskG zens D manzele, oter
ancbo jint mnzskt pfibuznH, m
NH byly ~pdkazany, bylo nutno,
aby hledaly ii zam6stnani Mno.
hi zeny isou dnes mlceny koiiati
prAci takoyou, jez dive byla po.
%yazovhua IN n%eddstoinmu ~ oslo.
minskf Amy, Tureekf zeny. odlo.
MvG syoje zAyoje, MONO dnes
spaffiti jake p~rodaYacky " mno-
h@eh cafihradskyeh obeghodeeh,
Mnohh Il nich jsou dokotfA ! m.
mfstndny jako Nmetafky Mic
Prism nutnost pfincsla tureckf
zen6 takoyou ntodyiAIDst, . jakh
IN II mi ncsniIo pred Aesfi roxy,
VIZ yelkh vftsina tfelsto zen shles
daIn, zr pro tuto pe6dyislosf ne',
byIa vyehoyana
Mnobo mIuvi ~ D emancipacl
fursckJch zen d ufkterh zepskf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

~ " starSch dobdeh mali IN.
bolckafi prdei m0sikoyou a "a.
he k tomn pouzivali zlatA iako
dentistt Y dobe nynejst l'rynim
dentistou, icho1 imtno 50 nam IN.
choynlo. byl Riman OaseeIlius.
RimskS spisovatcl, MuTlai. KITE.
ri I'll y lotech 40 NJ lOi po kri'
stu, mluyi o mem, jake 0 eloyt.
ku. kter9 yytrh6yd Wkotlon6 d.
nebo chorobnt nuby Aysak zfc-
imd Casccllius neyykonal mic po.
zoruhodudho pro syol protest.,
%pontyadz fini sc o mem jcnom "a.
10 zminka
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
Trcst smrti IN podloudnictyi
pfedmctu spotfeby o p%otravin M

TreSt smrti IN podloudnictyi
pfedmctu spotfeby O potrayin m
Slovensku byl v duslcdku stan
n6ho prdya p~rohldseu Y II pohrn
nicnich o%krescch, " II m6siech / i
Bratislayou q ieJim pfedmostim
a Y scsti zuphch Trestcm smrii
budc p~otrest6n !. kdo dopruYuje
pfedmdty potfcby do ciziny bez
p~otfebnebo povolpni, nebo kdo TAX
cini i poyoIenim %nesprdyn6 ma
bytTm Il cena zboli eini vice nez
1000 kc nebo jdc 0 z6silku yagos
.nu, ncbo byl.li pachatel jiz ire.
stan pro pfcGin uebo zloein liehyy.
z. kdo pfi dopray6 i6cbto pred.
meth upotfcbi listin p%adelangch,
nebo takoy(eh, kter@eb dosahl
pfimSm nebo nepfimgm 6plaikcm
Dsoby, Mmtstnauf v 1fadt ncb 4.
stayf, oprAgneutm tukoyeto listi.
ny %Yyddguti H. kdo dopomdzc po-
rusenim sygeh poyinnosti k pco.
prh meme doprayd do ciziny. yedlc
treslu snfti mnzc bSti paeltateli
ulozepa take pcpezith poknta Cd
1000 NJ ~ DO 100000 ~.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

sasopisy maji zajimayt el6nky 0
tom, jakS pokrok zeny Y Ture
cku ueinily cd uz%ayfeni pfimefi
Ale 10 yztahmie Sc Jenom ma ne
mnoho zen vystudovanlch a
y1dclnntch, ktert pro ncodvis.
lost byly pfipraycny. Nemhie Sc
vsak TO y~ztahovati na neboht bf
vale obyvatelky harem6, ktcr6 '
dfslcdku vdlky ocitly sc Y bidd u
byly nuceny hlcdati jakdkoliy "a.
m6sindni. ably uhdjily ziyobyti
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

Pan &, j, Cedergdcn h Flasher,
No Dak, pitci "Dra Petra 10.
poskytIo M manzeIce veil
km sIulba poyzbnAeuim trhyeni
" npraycuim jejf krve Ae cloytb
.se eiti starym u znayengm, lee.
~ iIobokem napomhze rloyfku
W filfm q mIod9m" Tenfp
.easem yyzkmlaenf byliun3 Nh ~
n W dobrfmu jmd0u jatO y9fefs
~ siligka pro mIadf u stare i'd,
Noni ~ prodcj ' lfkarndcb pro
dalsi infofmoee pi6fe 10 DR. pes
Ter Faluney " SIMS en- z5Oi
Washington Blvd Chicago, iii
Advertisement
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Just Fol Ks.
CoMNf1TrEE MEETINGS.
BY Edgar D. Cues

#"
For this and that and various things
1t seems that men must get to.
1gether,
To purchase cups or diamond rings
4 Or to discuss the price of leather;
From nine to ten, or two to three,
Or any hour that's fast and fleet
ing, y
There is a constant call for me /
To go to some committee meeting,
The church has serious work to do,
! The lodge and club has need OF
: workers,
They ask for just an hour or two
Surely I will not join the shirkers +!
Though I have duties of my own
I should not drop before gcomplet,
ing, a
There ZONES the call by telephone
TO go to some committee meeting
No longer may 1 eat my lunch 1
In quietude and contemplation.
/ must foregather with the bunch
To raise a fund to SAVE the nation;
schemes
The while a scanty bite I'm eating
Until I vow today 1t seems
My life Us one committee meeting
\
When over me the night shall fall
And my poor soul goes upward,
winging III
Unto that heavenly realm, where all
Is bright rig ntn with Joy and gay with
4 hope to hsar st. Peter lay
And / shall thank him for the
n! greeting: $
Come in and rest from daysst6 day
Here there, Ia no committee meet
inE!"F 1890 V 4
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Assuming Mr.. Wilson'S ruling to

Assuming Mr.. Wilson'S ruling to
be sound and that a man may not
be deported solely because he is a
membeH of the Communist \party, it
has nowhere beer stated that mem
bership in that or any other party
renders him immune. We take it
that both Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Car
a would agree that the fact that a
mar wears q straw hat, necessarily
makes him a proper subject Tor de-
portation. But Mr.. Garvan would
surely not maintain that becaGse Of
this fart a man who Is engaged in
criminal activities against the govern
ment need only don q straw hat to
be able to defy the authorities.
The situation seems to be that
while membership In this particular
society," will not be accepted az con-
clusiye = proof that an individual
should be deported, the department
Of Justice remains at full, liberty to
proceed against him on whatever evil
dence it can collect as to his GRIM
inal acts, intents or c~onspiracies.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-08
CHAPTER XII.
LEsENDRA RIDES

I Next morning Sir Robert owen
drove back to Cetinje. He did not
return. In the Americans motor-car,
but in Count Balsic's limousine. con-
Quoted by that Servian chauffeur who
had brought the Frenchwopan to
1.-THE port Of Antivari. He went with
better grace than he had arrived, aft
terS a short interview with the girl he
had come to rescue and renewed
apologies, to his imperturbable4 host.
He had seen Delight in her tower, in
the ;fapcifully. luxurious rooms OF the
, Russian princess and attended by the
smiling Irenya: the pictlte he car
ried away was not that painted by
Jack Rupert watched the English
imam drive down the road, .then
strolled around an angle .of the
castle. after passing a cursory glance
tower his own automobile where it
stood In the courtyard. He recalled
1.-The broad balcony where he had be-
}tore met Delight and :irenya, and ii.
tended to fix Its location.
1t was q dazzling morning; the
castle on its aerial perch seemed to
float in an atmosphere of pale, trans.
lucent blue powdered, with particles
tpf fine gold. A pure air stirred
11cross the gigantic bosom of the hills
warm in the sun. AS Rupert walked
on, the music OF falling water came
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-08

Count Stefan Balzic. a M~onteneeran
nobleman abducts Delight warren .
rich American girl who has come to
Montenegro to marry his cousin, Lisu-
tenant Michael Balzic.' He does this
ecause he knows that Michael Is q
traitor to Meontsnssro aad does ret wish
no scandal in connsction With With t ssa airair
he compels Delight to 60 through a
marriage Ceremony with him. and takes
heF to his eastl.
treachery. While notlbelievins that her
I've Is 2 traitor; Delight is convinced
hGxever. she has sent = message e
York. 800 )
Michael complains to the king OF
Montenegro, and at the saHe TINA sends
a Bosnian to this castle with n message
for Delight. When the royal. emissary
arrives ct the castle to investigate the
matter, Delight, unwilling to get Stefan
into trouble, plays the part Of his will
ing wife.
Micheal's emissary. attempts to poison
Stefan. Delight prevents this.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-08

ITO undo what has been done by
violence" sSir Robert pronounced; he
hesitated, a faint red creeping into
his fine weatherbestan -old@sface.
THAT you may. return to your FRI srds
in America; where you can-ah-
have your marriage 81 set asids--jn
short, by divorce" F
The word out, he >reddene ] still
More. It ts not an agreeable thing 10
discuss q mans divorce at his own
dining table, with his wife. It n
more embarrassed or more distress.
edly wished himself elsewhere. lie
was not helped by slimpsing The
cynical appreciation that lifted he
corner of Ru~phFt,sslip. Neither gneet
" H,lds have beIh. much astonfshe / II
S:efans ,Balsici had Iurned them ,Lt
of his house, Or even ordered the
willing Lesendrn to have them sent
down the mountainside. But Count
Balsic made no sign.
Delight, too, WINGED before the
Very different from that Of. the men;
Of the INFUSION forced into her at
NJ friends in Amsrida VIII hear
from me when I am ready to return
she stated, in her clear tones of. dis
pleasure. when the time comes that
we are awaiting every day, when an
other, doubt is settled, Count SBalsic
has already promiseA to set me freq
in that manner. There - no nsed
for two governments to concern
themselves with the matter"
on the table, 0veEturning . glass in
hiu avkxua "A - n n rn.nnhsinofin
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Il am heartily glad pf this snd,as
Sir Robert made reply; presently. He
was still agitated and fpmbled for his
cane; Il hope good may come OF
evil, IN all things. Count, II you can
forgive me this ungracious errand, we
will rest here tonight and rideeba ck
tomorrow"
:. II II an not not 1o.s,y!ns; but the e.
returned, his composurs stfll perfect.
= remember, not who brought It. but
who e n it, what now, baniloi"
The Albanian had approached Les
endra with a whispered report.
THE dog that drank the coffee il
dead, sir" the oficer TRANSLATES,
Is Very veal. You spoke. rnadIme."
mol" Delight rose hurriediy.
II WI 80 to my rooms; please = all
The evening was ended. No n
was anxious to continue b. situation
80 strained. The Engiishman -aAluted
his hostess with old.fashioned defer.
ence. To Rupert SHE gave her hand
with a glance that besousht indul-
gence. 80.
you viii not go wsithout seeing ne
again." she asked %hurriedly. II hlve
much to tell you-to explatn!pN
Count Baisic. intsrvened. mo state
duties calling him, let us hopesh he will
stay IN the castle for a time" h,stf
Ruperts black Eyes Nmet the gray
ones in a long regard: that Inter
changed many thoughts. - /,
Thanks" the New yorker accept.
ed, carefully casual. "If you ask me,
amt denying its a~apleasare. I have
some Explaining to 10, myself"
r,d D.1.sht ssn scarf hsa ,!,pp.d a., e st H.
tabIS. When she turned TO the door,
Les5ndra we waiting to tivssher tile
She had rexaiaed his friendship,
snrelyl The rec1llection came to her
with q warm thrill Of wistful eager
ness, a return Of the singular tender
ness and compassion she felt for the
young oi.icsr; 1nyoluhtartiy She
She saw Danilo I5esendra'ss eyes wet
like a-lgirrs. And = she Putgoutihsr
hand to take the. scaff,ssh bent hls
fair head and kissed her fingers. IT
va more than an apology; It va an
Asson 50, many evening" p,iixKt
and Stefan BalsicD walked sids 81 efde
to the door Of the tower. TyhafS they
stopped; he looking down q this gtfi,
his own face stirred like st6rm-sWepi
water. \
"You are more generous than
wise" he said ~brusquely.s1 you
should have confirmed :1lfcliaela
story and asked to BE- taken TO
Cetinte. My answer wputdshGvessst
lyou free either by law or bullet. e
"You would not have LIT me go,p
she asserted. too weary for argus.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-08

thsiF support may bss-1nd II y fair
alsgunns that II = very mixed:
there - no evtdsncS thus far that, the
leaders have appealed to tho spirit
Of llwls1sness. on the contrary, they
have declared themselves absolutely
for the preservation OF order and the
strict Observance OF, personal and
properly srightA They. have declared
purpose to protect the lives and
possessions Of foreigners lawfully do
Ing business in Mexico. and a desire,
when real government ID established,
to bring about such conditio5 rs
will intereet foreigners and their
needed capital TO assist in the devel-
opment OF the wonderful natural re-
sources Of the country. II thar pro-
gram ID maintained and made good,
the revolution will afford a happy
solution for a number of vexedS prob
lens.
The railroad companies have made
their announced application to- the
interstate commerce commission for
permission to advance THAR freight
rates in order that by the time that
the period Of the government guar
antee has expired the may
be sufhcient to meet the require
men4 Of the roads. The increases
asked are approximately 80 per cent
in the eastern and southern divisions
and % per cen in the western divt-
sion. No request for increased pas.
senger rates has been made.
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EVENING EDITION.

1890 Nh thes Ircade cSntaiinsA It's
,aA ,n.n{. Z = w ~.
usual morni mn i As.aAA -
tween the collI1flesupon Dahllo Les
iandra. eneaaedS t6sofeaning his pistol.
.n,asn, StAn.@tthe &ofncarN
A. sy " LII ~. S,,i,a
4 w $3.50 ID
arettinR ready early; Rupert
1870 =, ~ nthar,s occSi,hSfion.
nns $50 ri.st.ak..
with rSn@reheren l.asN " \ - . "a. W !.
fore. az guess I've u cr 71sa Ini e1
darstood YOU. Lesendra; used to
thinkSnmNew York YOU had we
disnosition," @@ s$sst7#S @a
WOW have 4 saying 1hAsyour Ism
suase about eternal vigtlance hetng
cnuntered, laughter Il his eyes. y
an being vigilant, monsami."
TaWeIi: I rather supposed you'd be
kbusv holding thes1funeral of Zone 9ofs
the thing. this morning. remarked
Rnpert. sitting down on s~theaSratlingt
ana swinging one foot in it, tan. boot
and leRging. What? ,'S
Iesendra had uttered q sharp sex-
clamatton OF warning at his move
"Haye you looked over your Shouts
der?"
Rupert glanced down into the sheer
gulf, and ficked a speck rom his
sleeve over the prscipice.$
"Oh! I've been higher than upstairs
before now, thanks. In fact. you've
been there yourself. / guess I don't
feel one OF my real nervous attacks
cominp on"
| dra's look at the small, wiry Ameri-
can. But he only acknowledged the
point with, q gesture. and laid the re-
volver son his s%carlet-clad knee while
he offered his companion q cigarette
and himself lighted one.
Funerals" he observed, throwing
away the match, are OF different
kinds, lear Rupert When IZ.shave
mine, / should like "a heap OF stones
out on the Karst, rs we'll as any. But
mountain OF plain,AAI would turn to
fdust OF Crnagora.' 25f'! ns3 IS. .ats-.
II raced an automobile hearse all
up Broadway, n day." ~ muSed the
other. THE mourners were follow
ing in two big limousines and trying
to look as il they didn't enjoy, the
run. 1 was driving a nihety-horse-
power rAcing machine, but they beat
me out because they didn't worry
about breaking the speed limits; no
Irish policeman would break up q
funeral to arrest it's chauffeur. Be-
sides. lit would hurt feelings to bring
the occasion up in court. / guess
; that's my. idea of al good finish
speeding up the main street in my
!. home town. And if it comes to turn
!: Times SQUARE. But it's most likely
someone will sweep up what's left
! after the accident and put me IN a
: cigarbox. Now, our friend of last
: night"
"What do you wish to know about
: him 2" Lesendra asked bluntly.
!: .I want to know whether he is
dead"
: "Why?"
II amt denying that sudden death
: don't come my way as an after-din-
; ner cabaret-show SO often mai nm
.. blase about it yet"
Lesendra gave the other a search
.Jiing regard. Rupert met it coollv.
and then both men smiled.Il
8 You pay a poor compliment to nv
e Workmanship" said Lesendra.
Q ''Since you are interested, he ia az
suredly dead. I shot him Iaa ha NJ.
making his escape org the win
dow BY which he no doubt had enter.
slide; naturally. under the circun1-
!. Stn pcoo his hoS. f.1I
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CHAPTER xI.-(Conunued.)

Michea)'s emissary attempts to poison
tefan. Delight prevents this.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-08
.but vol will: let. me-ro.,

But you will let, me-go." a'
Why. yes, when you ask me-"
hest Of asmomeht before. "You are
q child, madame; you should have.let
me drink from the silver cup"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-08

The would-be stern father Assumed
his most forbidding air ~ HIS YOUNG
son somewhat gniltily sntsred the
Charles. he said, 'Sith nnrersup.
to hear that you were seen&atR o.
mano's the night gbAfore last; aetina
as host to q; partyssof chorus girls
Can this be true ~ NJ. ~
"Oh, yes, papa" admitted the
[souns man. with the merest apoiogy
Or q blush. 49,.
my. boy, whst-what DO you sup-
pose yodr Door. mother would thinkA
MonlG sa y. 2 this come to lhel
"'ob. that's iii right, spater.s
,blurtsd out@yoGng hopeful. saI3ckl
iy0n worry about the matSr.1 AS d
m~atter90f fact. she knosvs, ana ahe
Asked me ODE sure not to s6fet syop
set TO know who they were" 5l
The trial Of Rollin Bunch, mayor,
AND Horace Murphy, prosecuting al.
torhey OF s6uficfe, was ron In thu
unitAd States district court Il IN:
tefsons and others who wSro S5nc.
f0ua3ntsd With the remarkable, EAS<
came too late ~ tobtajnaSNata gin thl
courtroom. Iuncie. young woman
ibne day risffvd tmpu1styetysup ! q
man 1cQuatntanc1 TWhGSoa 6ujlInAsl
took him inside the courtroom. ~
an4insaan The seAtsswere teekSn, OH
soh. can't you sdussss ne Il
|. 81 Fsseondaa sravsly,s az
1
BIZ Two e6kpplent old 91nfl1nlaasnu
A4iefaen Nath pnttett III thltf AAaAl
~ sh124 ~ sporptoxo6 3aAl W.
.JoaeA Supp6Mmx xsg1n NJ ~
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EVENTS OF A WEEK.

SATURDAY EVENING. MAY s, 1920
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-01
BiSSELL CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Soran left
Tuesday for their home in Oakland
Calf, after having spent the past
month at the John Soran home.
Mrs. Robert Howard and children
spent few days this week at the w.
H. Sisler home.
Mrs. Ward Fuller entertained at
supper Thursday evening Miss
Mercedes Brushwood and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jett Hill.
Miss Maizie Crank Of Klamath
Falls, Ore, spent several days last
week at the James Howard home.
Miss Stacia Soran left last week
for her home in Denver, Colo.
Prayer meeting viii be held Tues
day night At the W. H. Sisler home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Soran and Mr. apd Mrs.
John Soran and children motored to
Middleton Sunday and took in the ball
game. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hill were call
ers at the Jet. Hill home Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Robert Howard spent Tuesday
at the Howard Sisler home.
Miss Mercedes Brushwood is spend
ing . few days with her sister Mrs.
Jet HillA ~ ysI 1's -
Mrs. Thos. Stone WaS = visitor at
the Ward Fuller home Sunday Afteri
noon.
Mn. Gus Osilisfand son stopped & |
the Ward Fuller home for few min |
utes' visit while on her way to town
Wednesday afternoon. Tsi
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Miss Regina Conrad wsnt to Pay
cite Wednesday 70 spend the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bsne and child
rem were callers At the Claude White
side home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Conrad, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hereth and baby, Rev. and
Mrs. Meier and baby, Martha Weshe
and Mr.. Berrins were Sunday dinner
guests 1t the Henry Conrad home.
Mrs. Ashley from Payette visited
at the S. P. Bane home several days
this week.
Mr.. and Mira. Schoening and children
called 1t the Bennett Limbaugh home
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs Jake Conrad called on
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. N. Hersth Sunday
evening.
Mrs. r. J. Kraus went to New
Plymouth Tuesday,
Mr.. and MrS. p. A. Limbaugh and
children called 1t the Frank Puser
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heath and
Children spent Sunday 1t the Harpt
home on the South Slope.
Miss Mercedes Brushwood spent
Monday evening at the B. L. Linz
bsugh homo. ~
Mrs. A. W. Howard spent several
days Of last week ct the Marshall and
VanZante homes.
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NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
~ ~ InAsx's CssrDsndsats
SOUTH SLOPE

MrS Fred West il taking treatmsn
In . sanitarium 1t Hot Lake, Orr. Sh
has been . sufferer from neuritis.
The cherry season Is in full swing
A early ~ 4:3o In the morning tn
trucks ars busy gathering up the pick
err. Thay arc . merry bunch Of will
ing workers, boys and girls, and ar
doing their work well.
The Royal AIMS are in their prime
now. The Csntsnniala are just about
al gone and only few Bings are
left Next week will begin the mar
ksting Of the big black LAmbsrts.
Their fine flavor and shipping quali-
ties are widely known.
Joe Hslfert and family are reported
resting It Rsddinx. Calf. while
waiting for repairs to their car.
Mrs. C. P. Hartley entertained =
house full Of guests Sunday.
James Whits@ll Of Fruitland motor
"a 70 the Slope Sunday for cherries.
Mr.. WhitaelI spent the weekend At
the home Of his brother on the mesa
and took oecasion TO order nice ship
Ment Of Royal Anns to b. expressed to
friends IN Wyoming.
Last Friday the Crescent Improve
nsnt club met 1t the club house for
~ last meeting prior TO the usuAl two
months summer vacation. Thty we're
entertained by NrA Jennie and Rachel
9tinson
Sunday IVES gusst day on the Slope
apparently. and autos were Ut every
ranch home. This reporter has
had . strenuous time trying to keep
track a. guests. and Sunday was more
strsansus than ever. The occasions
were rare when Il was possible TO
ut the use Of the phone and At such
tiMss The line wss busy.
Mr.. ard 1lfs- Walter Craig, Mn |
Thompson Craig ard Mrs. EdGsrton
we're callers 1t Ne Cook ranch home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heath motored /
% the Slope Sunday FOR their daugh-
Ter Mary who has bssn visiting at the
Harpt home for .. I'm days.
Mr.. and Mrs. CHrlS Hansen spent
Sunday At the hos Of Henry Harpt-
Mrs. c. A. Bsnn has been i'll the
,ast week.