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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-11-24
INSANITY CASES TO
Be INVESTIGATED
Commissioner of Public
Welfare Asks Judges
to Cooperate

David Burrell, state commissioner
of public welfare, last week ad-
dressed letter to all judges Of the
state having power to commit peo-
pie to the institutions for the insane
within the state, asking their CO.
operation in keeping these institu-
tions free of those people who do
not rightfully belong there.
These institutions according to Mr..
Burrell are becoming SO crowded
that he has found it necessary to
state an Investigation to find the
cause of the increase in commit
ments. In his letter the commits
sioner states that he has found many
old people in the asylums who are
feeble and infirm from old age, but
not insane. $
In connection with this is the sur
prising fact that practically all OF
these old people come from county
poor farms contrary to the provisions
Of section 1887 Idaho Compiled
Statutes, which section states that
mo case of idiOcy or imbecility, or
simple feebleness Of mind must be
maintained at the asylum q Y48
It is the intention of Mr.. Burrell
las soon as the receiving hospitals at
Blackfoot and Orofino are completed
he will lcall clinic Of physicians to
examine all patients at the institu-
tions. Such persons not classified as
insane and dangerous to life and
property will be returned to the
county from which they were COM
mitted. The commissioner expects
the hospitals to be completed about
the first week in December and the
clinic will be called as soon after
that as possible.
The commissioner states that he
has been looking thru the commit
ment papers Of some Of those re.
Gently received in Blackfoot and the
grounds on which these people have
been sent to the asylum could just
as we'll be applied to any person in
the state.
1T looks to me-" said Commits
sioner Burrell Saturday, "as * some
Of these county poor farms have just
been unloading on the state all their
old and infirm charges simply be-
cause they didn't want to take care
Of them"
The Blackfoot superintendent has
reported to Commissioner Burrell
that he has handled more cases Of
drug and narcotic addicts In the past
nine months than in any correspond
ing period since he has been in
charge of the institution.
The reason for this Mr.. Burrell
believes, is that those accustomed to
using liquor, who have been deprived
of it, have turned to drugs to satisfy
their desires.
On account Of so many OF the
patients being Mexicans the COM
mission, thru cooperative plan
with the Mexican government, re.
Gently made with the Mexican consul
now established at Boise, hopes to
have these patients removed from
the institutions and returned to their
native land.
N The total number Of insane and
feeble minded persons now being
cared for by the state are divided as
follows: Blackfoot. 332; Orofino,
ISL; Nampa, 210.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-11-24

country
clerk has given good The elements and industry have
foods neither
have violence elenc Strikes and labor troubles scarcely
made % and the people OF the community have been
present-the
demand large amount fair
ee price The has usually expected has
seriously handicapped the moving of the wheat
subject Of n the community the that
debts attempts collect them IA fellowship
that other hopeful thing
creditor
collections had been olowed obligations
esed the that the law
been marked BY bankruptcies and without
failures
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-11-24
DEATH OF PORTER NELSON

Porter Dietrich Nelson, the ten
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Nelson died at the family home ten
miles northwest of Blackfoot Tues
day morning. The cause of his
death being myocarditis.
Funeral services were held at the
family home Tuesday afternoon DR..
Gillian officiating.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-11-24
THE SIZE OF WATERTANKs

The new city water tank has a
capacity of 100000 gallons, and is
eighty-five feet high.
The railroad watertank, con-
structed a couple of years ago, has a
capacity of 10000 gallons and is
ninety feet high. III. / II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16
v DENVERU ZEMRELY GLE
VELANDSKY TOVARNfK.

Denverska policie zatkla
dve zeny a diva muze ma roz-
kaz distriktniho navladniho
nasledkem smrti clevelandske-
no tovarnika Edw. +. McColla,
1896 vych. 80. ul., ktery dne
8. list. V tam6jsi nemocnici ze-
mfel nasledkem otravy drevi-
tym Them. McCool vyjel
Clevelandu ma obchodni cestu
dne "a. rijna nalezen byl V
Denveru V jistem hotelu policii
t6m6r umirajicf. Manzelka ze-
mfel6ho odjela minuly tyden,
aby s1castnila Sc vysetfovani
priGin jeho smrti. McColl byl
pfedsedou The McColl Manu-
featuring Co. V Hickpx budov6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16
UVlZLA NOHOU POD KC-
LEM POUL. KARY.

47-leta pi. Aloisie Masono-
va, 2078 Davenport Ave. N. E.
chtela Sc vyhnouti ma vych. 20.
III. a st. Clair automobilu, ale
dostala Sc do drahy poulitnl
kary, ktera zastavila, kdyz jiz
pod kolem uvizla botka. Privo-
lana letaci qkadrona pod SER
zantem Snyderem teprve po
pGlhodine zenu osvobodila,
kdyz byl cely wagon nadzved-
nut. Potom byla dalsi pdlhodi-
ny vozena po nemocnicich, kite
re vsak odpiraly jeji pfijeti $
vymluvou, re jsou preplneny.
Nahodou Sc maleru doZv6del
Svakr zranene, take byla do
pravena domu. Nehodu odnesla
zlomenlm nohy kotniku a ne
kterymi odfeninami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16
SMLOUVA CESKOPOLSKA
PODEPSANA.
ODE zemS zarucuji ST nejlepsi
vzajemne obchodni wholly.

VarSava, IA. listopadu. Pra-
We byla podepsana obchodni
smlouva Geskoslovensko-polska
tvorici cast skupiny smluv ho-
spodarkych a politickych, jez
podle dohody obou vlad budou
spoletne pfedlozeny parlamen-
tGm k ratifikaci a V tutez do
bu Weldon V zivot. Smlouva je
zalozena ma klausuli nejvySSich
who'd a ie napsana vice nez
ma 40 strankach strojov6ho pf-
sma.
Obsahuje smlougu obchodni,
rozvrzenou ma 80 clankI, a ia
du dodatkd, pojednavajicfch o
otazkach specielnich, jako o
Zasadach zeleznicniho spojeni,
1prave pohranicnfho styku.
ochrane proti nakazam wi
fecim, dohodu o desinfekci va
gond slouzfcfch k doprave do
bytka; atd.
Pred ratifikaci zmfn6ne
smlouvy budou podepsany: Do
hoda O vzajemnem dovozu a
yyvozu zbozi, o niz Sc prave
vyjednava a kde ODE strany
pfijaly mimo klausuli nejvys-
sfch who'd zasadu nejdokona-
leisiho respektovanf hospodaf-
skych zaimG obyvatelstva, ia
koz i smlouya, zaruGujici Pol
sku dovoZ uhli a koksu vym6-
nou "a ropu a vyrobky nafto-
We = podle rozhodnuti rady
velvyslancu 28.5 cervence
1920 - a konetn6 likvidace
drfvejsi smlouvy kompensacni.
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GUVERNEROVO POSVlCENSKE.
'PROVOLANi.

Columbus Is. list - Po pfkladu Iresidenta Hardnga,
rovnez guverner Harry L. Davis vydal prokanaci
znaeuje ctv,tek "a. listopadu iako den dik1cm6nt.
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We V5em radam 8yod0m jeho
okolj. Go 81 pfal a po Gem tou-
I'll, videl takfka jiz splntno.
TAX ma pf. yypravelo mu -
die referatu francouzsk6ho zur
nalisty Sauerweina - mad ar
ske devtatka, kter6 Zita objed
nala 81 PeSti, ze V Pesti hofi
vsichni domoynlci nadsenim
pro Karla, ktery to pry pova-
zoval IA projey vysoce ddlezi-
ty, jakoby Sc iednalo o politi-
cke representanty Zeme. Jak
byl dobfe informovan, sV6dci
fakt, ze byl pfesvedcen, ze ami
Jugoslavie, ami Ceskoslovensko
nemohou mobiIisoyati, aniz by
nevypukla rev0luce Y jeiich re
mich We prosp6ch - Karla !
Kdyz mu byio feGeno, re Doho
da je proti n6mu, prohlasil,
jak zn5mo, S usm6vem: "Pak
pferusim styky Dohodou."
Kdyz bylo yse ztraceno, pojal
znoyu nadeji, protoze jista A
merikanka, ktera dostala Sc X
n6mu jako osetfovatellla, w
prav6la, re dobfe vi, re Doho-
da no nenecha padnCut. ProIo-
re n6kolik knezi mu namluvi-
10, re jest Vyyolencem bozlm,
kterY povall bolsevlSmus, chtel
81 vitezstvi mad Pestl zajistit -
slavnostnIm modlenim. Ma tra-
ii byla proto slouzena velka
mSe. Karel a Zita kleceli upro
sired koleji a modlili Sc spolu
voiskem. Jak TO dopadlo -
Ie znamo. TAX licl "MatinH a
nekdotafsky slaboSskou pova-
hu posledniho Habsburka.
Haremovy inspektor. Il Parl-
ze Sc oznamuje: Svazem naro-
du jmenoyany haremovy in
spoktor, pfiiel y techto dnech
do Carihradu. Jeho Gknlem
bude. referovati Svazu o tom,
iak Sc Y har6mech zachazi sc
ztnami. Turecky tisk provazl
tuto zpravu posm6snymi po-
znamkaim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16

Pelargonie a zlodejna kvete
skoro po celS rok.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16
PILSUDSKI TRVA MA
RESIGNACI.
President Polska hotov odstou-
pitt, neschvali-li snGm dohodu
ohledne Vilny.

Varsava, IA. listopadu. Presi
dent Polske republiky, general
Josef Pilsudski, trva pevne ma
SVEN rozhodnutf, re bude re-
signovati, jestlize Wilma nebu-
de pfivtele'na ku stfedolitevske-
mu statu. Odpor vlady proti
schvalenf tohoto planu, jenz
byl ujednan mezi polskymi a
litevskymi zastupci V Zeneve
V zafi, primel presidenta Pill
sudskeho. aby podal svoji re-
signaci, ktera vsak nebyla pfi
jata.
Pevn6 jeho stanovisko a pod
pora, jfz Sc mu dostava rnz-
nych stran, jak soudi Sc vseo-
becn6, zpGsobf, re konecne pro
sadf svoji vGli. Byvaly minister
sky pTedseda Witos spolu s
rolnickou stranou podporuje
Pilsudskeho, avsak snem pol
sky povazuje "a velice nesnad-
ne, aby ustoupil od sv6ho sta
noviska. Sn6m totiz drive "a
mitl plan, ma jehoz zaklade
provincie Ida a jine provincie
majf byt odtrzeny cd Polska,
aby utvorily novy litevsky stat.
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o7NAw11rrp w svrTu"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-16
''svE'T'''
"Blszinec ma ceatseho. Pi

"Blszinec ma cest5ch". Pi5e'
utitel 2 Geskeho zapadu: "V
poslednf dobe ujima Sc mezi Ii
dem nasfm poro2um6nl pro t6-
lesny vycvik, ocehuje sc vyso-
ky vyznam telesnych cvi6eni a
"a tim ucelem zaklddaji Sc rdz
ne spolky, ktere vzaly 81 "a IL
lohu t6lesnou a tim dusevni
zdatnost ceskeho lidu pozved-
nouti. Bohuzel - ndkde W.
znam telocviku spojuje Sc po
'litikou a tn dochazl caste k
mistnim tfenicim, spolkova Gin
most zastira osobnl zaimy jed
notlivcd, ktere nebyvaii vzdJ
ciste, nastavaji spory, hadky,
ruSenf cinnosti spolkove, kter6
mali tyz 1cel, kratce - hoto.
va komedie ma velikou skodl
te neb one obce. Velikou roll
hraie V tom nedostatek Sirsih o
rozhledu, nedostatek skuteGne-
no vzd6lanl, taktu 4 sluSnosti
Lid sc zfanatisuJe rozbfedlou
politikou, ma konetny ell tako-
We rozvratne prace sc nehledi,
ale utechou kazdemu Zaklada-
tell move organisace telocvicn6
Jest caste prosazeni osobnich
zajma, aby zablysknouti Sc
mohl pred verejnosti, re n6co
"duleziteho' pro narod vykc-
nal. Do jakych eXtremu "a
bredne to dnesni "telocvikare-
nf", vidfme nejlepe ma obci
Horcicich Presto. Zde ZaIo-
zena byla "D6lnicka TelocyiG-
ma Jednota". Byl to skutek
chvaly hodny, nebot' ma vysost
dalezito. aby lid mas pracuiici
vzdelanl We pov2nesl. Zalozen
i "Sokol". Ami zde nebylo by
niGeho k namitani, 1Ckoliv Pre-
obec o go cislech vzdy dosti by
bylo spolku jednoho. Potrebi
jen zhostiti Sc politicke zauia-
tosti a pracovati vSichni svorn4
ma naroda roll dedicne. Nyni
zde vznikla "Feder. D6ln. Tel.
Jedn." a zakladati Sc mini /
spolek lidovych "Orla". Budou
zde tudiz v obci Sc 60 domky
ctyri spolky s jednim a tymz u
telem, t. j. ma Is cisel jeden
spolek! Tot hotoya komediel J
Coz liz tax zbicovani isme stra
nictvfm politickym, ze nevidi-
me sm9snost sveho pocinani?
Tomu fikame pokrok? Tot
rozvrat. niceni, zkaza mravni
i fysicka a ubijeni im6nf naro1
niho. Pfipad V Hor6icfch zfei-
me ukazuie, re / IA t6 dnesni
"osvicen6' DOLBY v t6locvikare
- ,1H*a II MS byti skuteGne je
ste "blazinec ma cestach".
VeG karel doufal nae spo-
lehal. Jak znamo, podl6ha sla-
bA a vrtkaya poyaha KarloNl
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BUDAPESTSkA PROPA-
GANDA v RECI
ANGLICKE.
c. S. T. K.

V Budapest ulici Marie
Valerie vychazf anglicky tisk-
nuty letak East-European Press
Service, jehoz redaktorem 8
vydavatelem jest jakysi dr.
pray Alexander l.. Kriszticz. Y
teto tiskovine, vydavane obcas
0 jedne STRANGE, sifeny jsor do
sv6ta Iii a zlobn6 vypady proti
statdm Male Dohody, zejmena
proti Gsl. republice. Ucelem
techto letakd, jez jsou rozesila-
ny do ciziny, hlavn6 do Anglie
a Ameriky (pfedplatn6 uvede-
no jest V dollarech librach
sterlinku) jest pfirozene snaha
poskoditi mas stat V ocich CHI
ny, vyliciti jej jako dtvar ne
mozny zivota a nalezajicf sc V
rozyratu politickem i hospodaf
skem. Mad'ari chteji tim do
kazati, re Trianonska smlouva
Sc neosVedcila test sc nad6jf,
ze Sc Jim podaTi dociliti jei1
revise, tax aby zfskali nazp6t
hspon cast toho, co ztratili a
mohli opet porobepyck naro-
dd nemad'arskych zfiditi sta
rou fisi nasili a 1tisku.
Jakym zpGsobem Krisztics
provadf tuto propaganda, jest
videti z letaku "East-European
News Service z 8. rfina, V
nemz pise 0 zajezdu presiden-
ia Masaryka ma Slovensko. Jest
znamo dostateene, jak nadsene
a uprimnou radostf byl presi-
dent vftan V m6stech morav-
skych i slovenskych, jak oby-
vatelstvo vsech vrstev zastup
ci vSech politickych stran pro-
jevovali oddanost k hlave statu
a pfichylnost k jednotne, spo-
leGne vlasti. Ale p. Kriszticz
snazi Sc tuto triumfalni cestu
vyliciti jako fiasko. Ma pomoc
pfibral 81 dopis povestneho Vie
tora Dvorcsaka, psany pres.
Masarykovi a obvinujicf csl. Via
du absolutismu a pronasledo-
vani SIovakG a upozohAuje drze
presidenta, re Slovensko Je
prom nezdravou Zemi. Krisz-
tisc pise, re hospodafska situa
ce V CSR. jest horst den ode
dne, socialni a nacionainf tfe-
nice sc stale priostruji, a photo
pry president vydal Sc ma cestu
po republice, aby upokojil a po
vzbudil lid. Ale ucele sveho he
dosahl. Die psanf Kriczticsova
Nemci, Slovaci i Mad'afi vsude
pred presidentem projevovali
svou nespokojenost, noviny je-
jich smele psaly porusovanf
pray csl. vladou - CeSi pry
pax re zlosti a misty rozbili ne
meckou tovarnu V Brne = a.
vubec pry vseobecny vybuch
znepokojoval presi-
denta tax, re z nenadanf radel
il svou cestu pferusil a vratil
Sc.
Vedle takovychto mad'ar-
skych pohadek pfinasl tiskovi-
ma Kriszticsova stejne live T.
toky ma RumunsRo a ' jin6m
clanku lfcf CSR jako stare Ra-,
kousko, kde 1fednictvo terrori-
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Pf. STOKESOVA NEPUJDE DO
VEZENi.

Kansas City, IS list Pffpad vlady pro pf Rose
Stokesove New Yorku zname socasce provdan6 ve6
no bohaGe byl skrtnut federanim drktnm avladnm
hlasu rozkazy obdrzenymi generanfho navadniho
Washngtone P Stokesova bya zde usv6dcena pred
roxy porotou federanim obvn6n muven
seneckych feci Bya odsouzena rokd do zaare
vsak podala odvolan Zadne vysvetleni nebyo sdeeno
Washingtonu proc zaloba vyskrtnuta
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keho lidumiIa. Dne /. listopa-
du pred sto lety narodil Sc ja-
ko syn Safare ma statcich V Jen
q Il Prahy veliky 6esky lidu-
mil, faraf Vaclav Nykles, jenz
ma konec po dlouholetem ka-
planovani pusobil V Praze u
sv. Vojtecha, Il sv. Jindricha a
Dosleze u sv. Stepana. Vedle
sveho povolani venoval Sc hlav
ne skole a chudine, kterouzto
cinnost nrohl pine roZvinouti,
6yv zvolen r. 1866 do sboru
obecnich starsich, kde setryal
plnych 27 let, ride sc heslem
Bolzanovym: st astnym byti
a iin6 blaziti jest dkolem clo-
veka." Faraz Nykles mel pra-
We srdce lidumila. V plve fade
staral Sc spolu pi. Riegrovou
0 rozmnozovani opatroven q
skol matefskych, iichz byl az
do +. 1898 pedagogickym do
zortem. Tez o rozvoj skolstvi
obecn6ho a NEST astneho hor-
live Sc staral a mel take zaslu-
hu to, re r. 1868 Zalozena i
Vy5si divGi skola prazska. Byl
vzacny lidumil. Po cel6 Ctvrt-
stoleti vyhledaval V podzem-
nich skrysich Stareho a zidov
sk6ho mesta nejnuznejsi vrst-
Wy obyvatelstva a grosem sebrA
nym, ale nej6asteji vlastninl,
ulevoval bide a stiral Shy. 4
iest6 dnes mnozi vd6ci mu "a
svoji eXistenci. Rad zveleboval
chramy, pfi nichz pnsobil. Tax
zejm6na dial V kostele svatoste-
pansk6m svym nakladem obno
viii hlavni oltaf vyzdobiti ste
nv hlavni chramove lodi obra-
zy Cd Scheiwla. Byl nejen vzor
nym filantropem, ale i vzor-
nym fararem. Byl to osobni pfl
tel dra. Riegra a jeho rodiny.
Tehdy ma fare svatoStepanske
byli castymi hosty: rodina Rie-
grova, DIR. Braf, Mattus, Zeit.. .
hammer, Tomek a JIM. Jako
HavliGk6v vrstevnfk jevil fa-
raf Nykles velike ucastenstvi
ma jeho osudu a S velkou pie
tou vzdy 0 mem mluvival. Ze-
mfel pred 25 lety We v6ku rs
let. Byl to knez osvfceny, Sic
chetny dobrodinec chudych, o.
sv6dceny pedagog, vzorny OBJ
can a vlastenec horliy%. Cest
budiz jeho pamatee.
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zuje obecenstv6, a kde vse spe
je k hospodarsk6mu rozvratu.
Tim chce kricztics znemoaniti
sblizeni CSR s Rakouskem. k
nemuz byly ucineny kroky ma
konferenci V Hallstatu.
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PROCES S ARBUCKLEM.

San Francisco, 15 list. - Ma skonku druheho procee
Roscoe c. ay) Arbuckem jedenact poroc6 bylo pod
mfnetne pfjato mez nmz byo pet zeny sou vsechny
provdane hospodyne mali de Dnes nebyl takovy zajem
jako prvni den dos sedade byo soudn sip prazdnch
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Czech Sc prE pozna lined V ci
zine die toho, ze neumi jist.
N6lnec Ease die toho, re uni
pit!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-21
GOVERNOR SMALL WILL
DEMAND IMMEDIATE TRIAI
Continued from page II

: Continued from page u
. Lieutenant Governor Sterling were
fixed at Sl50.O00 each ana that Of
-. Curtis at 100000.
The jury's report recommended that
the Legislature conduct an investiga.
tion of the whole subject of the
handling CT public funds to determine
the official delinquency, If any and
to determine what legislation should
be enacted to protect the public funds
The jury found that during the
terms of Governor Small and Lieu
tenant Governor Sterling as treasurer
the daily balance in the state treas
ury fluctuated between twenty million
dollars and thirty-two million dollars
and beginning with Small's admins
tration, the balances We're carried on
the books as two funds, a vault and
safe fund, the former representing
loans to legitimate banking institu-
tons.
The report asserts the other fund
represented loans to the Grant Park
bank, which it says, ceased TO function
as bank after 1908. Deposits carried
asserted, were to purchase short term
notes from Chicago packers, tae total
Of which the jury found was $4,000.
600.
The loans to the packers earned, the
jury reported, nearly. if not quite,
eight per cent and Governor Small
and Lieutenant Governor Sterling,
according TO the report, paid over to
the state less than two per cent, the
remainder constituting the bulk Of
the states interest money which the
jury charges Small and Sterling with
embezzling
Governor Small issued a statement
in which ne laid the entire blame for
the indictments on his political enem-
les, and Lieutenant Governor Sterling
in a statement declared he welcomed
the opportunity to lay bare his record
before the public.
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BARNES Is FAVORITE
FOR FIRST PLACE IN
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Washington, Jaly 2l.-Play in the
first half OF the four rounds for the
open golf championship OF the United
States cot under way today at the
Columbia cosntry club near Washing
ton, With 9S Of the leading profes.
sional and amateurs playing, II was
believed today would bring about the
best golf Of the tournament.
The first two rounds of play for
the championship proper will bs
played today and the second two
rounds will be played tomorrow-36
holes each day. In case Of Il tie for
first place. the play Off will be held
Saturday. Jim Barnes Of Pelham, New
York. became one Of the favorites for
first place in the tournament as re-
suit OF his record breaking SO scored
in the second half ef the qualifying
round yesterday.
Failure Of such men as Charles
Fl. Mayo Of Chicago, and Willie Mac,
Farlane TO come through In the quail
flying round, will undoubtedly result
in strong protest from the profess
sionals against any hole qualifying
round for next years championship,
according to officers Of the profession.
al golfers association.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-21
AMBASSADOR HERRICK
SEARCHES FOR A HOME

Paris. July 21.-Myron T. Herrick.
the American ambassador. is likely
to find himself homeless after October
!. unless he has the good fortune in
the meantime 10 find a house such as
he needs. His son searched long
time before the ambassador arrived.
but found only the small Villa Garches.
10 miles from the embassy. which is
just large enough to hold Mr.. Her.
rick's family with no room for guests.
Meanwhile Ambassador Herrick. who
has had to make ceremonial calls on
his colleagues in the diplomatic corps.
has been obliged to receive them when
they called 10 return the courtesy, in
his office at the chancellory. When
he Unexpectedly was met by Premier
BRAND at the station on his al rival
Mr.. Herrick was much embarrassed on
being asked by Mr.. BRAND where he
could take him. The ambassador could
only be asked TO be driven 20 the
the embassy.
Mr., Herrick has a number of per.
sons searching for quarters adequate
for proper representation of the United
States, but the lodging crisis makes II
difficult II not impossible to fine just
what is desired. Thus far Mr. Herrick
has called on the Italian and Jaj anese
ambassadors and the Belgian minister,
all Of whom received him In magnifi.
cent homes belonging to their coun.
tries. Their return calls were paid in
his work room at the chancello.y.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-21

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Republi.
can leaders in congress We're said to-
day by Chairman Penrose Of the sem
ate finance committee tobe losing
nope OF reducing either government
expense or taxes. The finance chair
man said he did not wish his state.
ment regarded as "a not of alarm" but
asserted that the "scandalous" finan-
cial situation revealed regarding the
shipping beard and other government
commitments, including the Sweet bill
passed today by the senate, could not
but result in less hope for economy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-21
BULLETIN

Springfield, H., July 21.--Gov-
ernOr Small, il was said today, will
stand OH the opinion of his coun'
sci and refuse to submit to arrest
on warrants charging him with
embezzlement conspiracy and OPP
Grating a confidence game as a
result Of yesterdays indictments
OF the governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Sterling and Vernon Curtis,
Grant Park, ILL.,, banker, 0pin.
ions holding the governor Is i'm
mune from arrest were being
drafted by his legal staff to b.
presented TO Judge Smith later in
the day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-21
LOCAL ROTARIANS
PLAY NORMAN CLUB
AT THAT CITY TO-DAY

The Ardmore Rotary Club baseball
team Is AZ Norman this afternoon play.
ing the Rotary Club Of that city. The
members Of the team. accompanied by
a dozen "rooters' entrained this morn.
ing. They are due 10 return 70 this
city Friday.
The local organization has nine
that Is considered fast" one among
civic club athletic bodies Thus far
they have played four games. winning
three and losing one Victories includ.
ed games versus Denton Rotary Club
and the Ardmore Kiwanis club. The
defeat was suffered at the hands uf
the Denton club
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-21
Frisco Kid" Still Unconscious

Galveston, Texas. July 2l.-
Henry Estes, heavyweight box
er known in the ring as Frisco
Kid, who was knocked cut in the
sixth round of scheduled 10
round bout with Sailor Owenby Of
Oklahoma here last night, had
not recovered consciousness early
today and physicians said his re-
covery was doubtful. He came to
Galveston from the west coast four
months ago and has engaged in
several bouts here.
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Rio Janeiro, July 2l.-Work in news
paper offices in Rio Janeiro between
the hours OF s o'clock Sunday morn
ing and o'clock Monday morning is
prohibited under an act passed vest
erday by the municipal council