davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
USTREDNA SVAZULEGIONARTJ
VCHICAGU.
V CLEVELANDU ZRfZENA BUDE URADOVNA K
PROJEDNAVANf OTAZEK INVALIDNfCH
APOMOCNYCH. A

chicago, 81. kv6tna. - druh6ho sjezdu Svazu Cesko-
sovenskych Legiona jenz konn by dnech Chica
gu Dude podana vefeinosti obsfmejSi zprava pozd6ji
Krone oho drive liz oznameno sd6uie Sc vak nyni
re usneseno aby Uedna Svazu ez byla Cleve-
andu pfeloZena bya do Chicago jest nevce Gen t6to
ogansace Cevelandu bude vsa zzena ma pro-
Jednavan otazek invadnch pomocnych. Celkem cd sic
zdu dali Sc ocekavat ty neilepsf v5sledky.
Jednanf siezdov6 pokraGovalo est6 ned6li ukonGeno
hylo vcera B. hodn6 odpoedne sin Sokoa HavicekT
spoletn6m ob6d6 upfmnym rozlouGenm vsech mvch d
he te pevn6 nad6 re do psho ezdu bude mnoho trpko
s nadobro odstran6no Nasi egonaM sGastn v6ere
osavy Ceskem Narodnm hfbiov6 take prGvodu pora
daneho donim m6st6.
Sezdu sdtasniIo 29 deegad zastupucieh druziny
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VYBOR SVAZU NARODU v Ease
DAM.
DAM.

Iondyn. l. cervna - Vybor ma dodatky dnluve Svazu
Narod enz kona svo prvn schdzi zeneve dubna "a
hA ill zasedanf Londvn6 ieho program
sahuie navrhovan6 zm6ny dese 6lank podane
rodv Kanada zasazue vyskrtnut tlanku X 9nz die
rnen kanadskvh atnki bva by odklzena proti
Svazu Narodh SpoienNch Satech ny dodaek e bv Ia
pisobnot ze Namecko Rakousko Madarsko Mexiko
Uhrv molly sat cleny Ceskosovensko navrhuie
dorozum6nf uvnitf Svazu prot temuz savf
zvlas Gina zadn6ho dorozueni ro-
m Monroe-ovy nauky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02

tento nalez nebyl povaaovan
tehdeiSim zalobcem "a posta-
citelny ddkaz tax Sc zdalo,
ze smrt Kaberova znstane ne
pomstena. az teprve nyni vyse-
tfovari bylo obnoveno TAX
pfekvapujicimi vysledky. Do
mnela vrazednice hrala jistou
llohu cetnych dobro6innych
organisacich, pracujicich hlav-
ne pro zeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
RYCHLE ZLEPSENf POMERII MEM
OCEKAVANO.

Washington, l. cervna. AGkoi obrat lepSfmu Jest
znaeny n6kterych odv6tvch prdmysu celkov6 vyhidy
etnf sezonu isou pfiznve vemi mao ma
chile Zepen vseobecnych pom6r prav zprave
nj resevn radv vydan6 fnancnf ekonomck6
sfc ky6nu Mez nym pravf t6to zprave ceny
rem prode nepoklesly tom6z iako velkem
kv6ten neby cekem pTfznvJm zem6d6lstv Prseo
dos ale v6tSnou panovao chadno kdezo n6kterych
tech uhoda za vedra ez skodu zpdsoba Uroda
de mnohem mensi nez onskem
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TEz AMERIKA NIX POMAHATL.

Washington 1. Gervna. UTednfci odboru statu uvazu
nes ranu fnancnfho vvboru Narodn zaimu hospo
daiake evy Rakouska AGko nebyo vydano zadn6 1redn
oznamenl 6asensvi Amerky sou daM ukazky ze az pT
ide iednan t6to v6c nevyss rad9 velvvs Harvey ne
blde poubVm posuchaGem. Rakousko duhuje S24
Spoenym StatGm americkym zaimdm liz toho duvodu
Amerka zajmd dpravu hospodafske stuace zemi
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PIemenna vaIka OkIahomskem nSsfe
STAVKA V ODEVNICKEM PRJIMY-
SLU SKONCENA.

New York J. cerna. = Stavka od6vnickem prGmyslu
New Yorku niz podeo kolem 65 900 muza zen cd
prosnce mnu6ho roku, bya skontena po dohodnutf Is
procentnm snzen mzdy Zaroven usney ODE srany ma
om re une uznavana bude dnach re spory vyfizovany
bddou arbitratni radou.
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NEMCI ZAPLATILI BILLION MAREK

Paffz l. cervna. ReparaGn komise vydala prohasenf
dnes odpoledne prav dostao vym zavaz
kim, ez aly spatym Sozlo toz hotovosti
pokadnitnch notach zaruGenych nev6tSm nemeckvmi
bankami, 900, 900 900 marek.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
CLEARED.

CONTINUED FROM PnEcEplNG PAGE
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IfANKOw. MAY 2-Arr'seu strs Standa I'd
Arrow, San FranciSco Sd. Algonquin. san
HAVANA. May e--Arriyod. s,rs Lombasdia
tSwe, Philadelphia; Modesto ,NoD, Baiti-
more.
Sailed Gsn. str Middiebury from Calves
HkvRE May Sailed. Sir Ia savoie
HONG KONG. May 6--Arrived, str Aber-
dcer por, land. Orc.
Sailed 5lh, Sc rrotesilaus CBr Tacoma
l4EA;aOEN. May 5-Arr!ved. motor ship
Bayonne tltaD, New York VIA Porrice.
LIVERPOOL. May G--Arrived. strs Eaver-
.ord lRp Philadelphia yauban tBg), New
York.
Arrived 9Th. Str Manchester Mariner tBrl
Philadelphia via 81 John. NIB.
Sailed 6ll. str Ecnens5aru eNo). Balti-
Sailed 9th. str Victorian CBr), Montreal.
Sailed 9th, str Winfredian (Br). Boston.
LONDON. May 5-Arrived. str West
Sailed eth. rtis puauesne. New York; Clan
A "a, Or. 90.
oNor, ST Johns. Nj.
.MoNfEvIpEo, May 6-sailed. str Aeolus.
New York.
MossEl.. May G---Arrlyed. str Gordon
AARvIk. April 2g-ssiled, strs Jekyl. Bal
tiinorc; SON. Teseo Gt4D. DO.
rERNAMBuCo, May 0--ssilsd. SIR Cur
yciio (Brazl. New York.
FoGT ANTONIO. May d--sailed. str An
Meta, Pnila oeiphia.
no GRANpE 20 SUL, May 4-Sa.led. str
Manehuran Prince CBl). New York
ROTTERDAM. May 3-->Sailed, str Caira-
Sopan fBr). Montreal.
ST MICHAELS, May 5--Sailed, str Va
quina tfrom London. New York.
SANDEFJORD. April a3-Sailed, str Anna
(Nor), New York.
SANTOS, May 6-Arrived. str Alexander
kjelland CNor), New York.
SHANGHAI, May ARRIVED. str Eastern
Prince cBr). New York.
SHIELDS. May c-sailcd. str War Mehtar
(Br). Port Arthur.
SHINIoNosEkI. May 3-saHed. str Yama-
gaia Maru dap, New York
SINGAPORE. May --Sailed. str Egvemont
Castle 90. New York.
ToERE vllGA Apri So-sailed str
Henrik Luna oNorl. 81 Johns. MI
VANCOUVER. Be May ARRIVED. str
Canadian Importer tBD. sydney.
sailed ith. str Niagara tBrj sydney.
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l1rrom Y. S. Naval Communication Service ]
Str Niagara GFr), Buyck, Hamburg and
iaNre via Pa. ACKNOWLEDGMENT General
TransEt!antique.
Str Rondo DUTCH. schippers. sabang
Padang. &c--Funcai Edge & Co
str Grove lNor), knudsen, Laguayya,
Puerto Cabello, &c-Bliss, pallett a Co
Sir San Juaia, Barbour. San Juan, Maya
grez, &c-New York and Porto Rico steam
slip Co.
Str Mount Vernon cNoD. Ingebrigh,sen,
Nanati. Glbara and Santiago-Allanric Fruit
Co.
str Mexico, Jones, Havana-,New York and
Cuba Mail Steamship CO.
Str Belyernon (Nor). Iugebligtsen. Gibars
Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str FL Vale. Mattson. MISREPRESENTATION
Pacific Co.
Str W II Libby. Thompson. Texas city
Robert l. Hague
Str Thomas II Wheeler. Chris opher Texas
Ciry-Hobert L Hague.
Str Mlskanza McNeMey, New Orlea ns--Mc-
Altister Brothers.
Str Minnesotau. Smith, Newport News
kinsley Steamship Lines.
SIR Jefferson, Hors.ey, NorfolS-Old Do
minlon Transportation Co.
Str salaam. Frank. Norfoit-sissbee,
Str Orinoko, Dodge Nor.oll-O rlenta al
Navigation Co.
Str M J Scanlon, Eksburg. Baltimore--New
York and Argentine Steamship CO.
Str Delawsre, Robinson, Boston-Easteln
Steamship Corporation
Barge William u Fancler, Gregory, Spen-
GERS Island. MS + Whitney & Co
Barge Charles W Baird. Dahman, Spen-
GERS Island. MS r Whitney & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

schr Mabel Gum CBD. which arrived
hsre Yesterday from Liverpool. Ms. reported
that on May 8, in a northeast gale broke
her maingaff and lost part OF her deck loa d
Called reports from Mon.evideo that The
Nunson Line str Aeolus WAS bringing back
10 New York 1900 tons of cargo which could
nor be discharged a; Buenos Aires were de-
MED Yesterday BY officials OF the line The
buenos Aires cargo, IL vas said. was trans
ferred at Nontevideo TO the str Laurel, which
VIII carry 1t to its destination. Cargo on the
Aeolus comprises only exports for this coun-
try.
Str Neinaha, Philadelphia for Bremen and
Hamburg, according to lnformat ton received
here yesterday. Is proceeding TO Bremen al
reduced speed owing TO detective pistons.
Str Ripon, Oranskoedsvik for West Hartle-
rooi. according 10 adytces received here yes
terday. vessels ballast tank Is leaking.
BREMEN. May 4-Str Susiuehanna which
was due TO sail from here on April 30 yor
New York. Is delayed by boiler trouble
BOSTON, Mass. May with the cxcert;o,
or two tugs permitted by tile union 10 WORT;
engineers.
GALVESTON, Tex. May Str saiahsdIi
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FOREIGN PORTS.
ny AIail.l


HALIFAX. May i--Arrived. ship Marga
mon, Santos. schr Mary Il Duff CBr,
Sailed 9Th. strs Sheba (Br). sydney: Nina
Brea (Br). Montreal; Mspledawn (Br), do.
HAVANA. May ARRIVED. strs Tomalva.
Nuevitas: Alvarado. san Francisco via ports
schr Nanlear Black, st Andrews Bay I'd,
strs Tuscan. Mobile: Fagernes (ItaD, Genoa
Ileredia. New Orleans, Passalc Bridge.
Hamburg.
sailed April 80, strs Alfonso XIII (sp>.
Corunna Flandre dNr). Vera Cruz; May l.
scllr Horace N Bickford. Gulfport.
NaNZANlLO, April 30--Arrived, str Lake
Butler, New York via Santiago.
AIaIATLAN. AprJ 20-sailed. str San
Juan, san Ffanclsco.
sEJiILONE.s April 5o-hrrlved. harl>en-
tire EoIph. Newcastle, HSW.
MONTREAL. May G--Ar,ived. STR Elmo
roGck (BrJ. Rotterdam
Sailed eta STR Canadian Commander (Br.
uew), Monmouth
PRESTON. Cuba, tpril 2G--Tn port, str
CapeihaH err. probably to load for Boston.
ST JOHN, NE, May Arrived. schr ouaco
Queen (BrD, Baltimore.
Sailed eth. schrs Emily u Eortham. New
York; Ena + Parsons (Br), Cheverie 90
load for Boston,.
SAN JOSE DE GUATEMALA, April %
Sailed, strs Florence Olson, San Francisco
MAY I. Griffith. Cornto.
TAMPTCO. May i--Sailed. strs Ario, Provi-
dence: I'd. Z A Garfield. Boston
VICTORIA, May Arrived, str Canadian
Winner tBr) Seattle.
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SAILED.

Strs Lockport. Jamaica BAY. Western
Belle, do; Noordan fputchD. Rotterdam Via
Pynnouth and Rouogne; Manhattan (Br,.
Lake Beacon. Norfolk: Mexico, Havana !;
Liua (Br), Havana: Corfe Castle iBr, Cape
Town; jefferson, Norfolk; Lafayette ffri,
Hayre; City OF Mont gomer.. SaAanrah. La -
land (Rr), Antwerp via Plymouth and Cher
borrg: ottar Jarl (No), IIelsingfors.
Strs Princess May CBrl. Port Antonio:
Mount Vernon CNor), Santiago; Hel1la
DAM. Vera Cruz: Ferdinando Palasciano
tItaD, Naples and Genoa Bowie (Bt) Man
chester; Deerfield, London; yasari (fsr), Rio
Jsneiro and Montevideo.
Auxiliary sclIr Tamars. Paramaribo.
Sailed 9Th. str MontauK, London.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
6reduced to sea level) at New York on Sat-
urday. May I. 1921. at AN, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
twenty-ntne and seventy-nine hundredths
tc9.s9) inches. This closely approxima tes
seven hundred and fifty-six and seven-tenths
lso6.D millimeters. Captains OF all vessels
now lying In or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advanta geousy Use the
abcye official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind al sandy Hook, s PM. w. light
breeze; partly cloudy: smooth sea.
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ana rardlew not beSore,: s;sttssburs' do
Portisnd and oak ufli'
Saiisd ~ N Al .sfrs rfvseiathus frrl.
New Work.. lsssex. phIsadeinSsa and Nor-
foiE. C4ty a. Columbus, Savanrah Persian
I,f1hf NJ noon. M IS n,iix. e,onay. rough
sea
r.,,,,e,,r. -, 49,, : ,s,a 49,
III - !, IL a.sy Ma6Ts. ~
Ilemehse Ao,ss, staste Ala N''.t 80
Moiees htase' bsiA,t, haa.lt a.tN @"t !,
Saied bta' SITS fiowaiN. - NEaha.i Ahu
Jark.onN We; Gloucester NeFtotN' i'oNiHs''ee
ana Boston .....-,,..- ,,.. "a. :.
Sitlled tip, .ns Eu'a.pfo, hossul' s"M , ~ :
rr!cio ,Brl; TuSpaLm: Arna sHorl, Nofiolh'
Western KING. Duoim aud Slasso~'
BATON ROUGE. la. May arrived sirs
Battle (panz) Port Lobos Fred w Weller
do.
Arrived 7th str Baton Rouge, Port Lobos.
Sailed 9Th, str Waiter Jennings. Halifax
CAPE HENRY. Va, May I-Passed in, Sir
more ~ : ~
Passed out 9th, PM, strs NcrNier 1Belgl ,
Passed ont iii. 8 All. STR sapukI Meru
IIanl baltimore for Calcutta via New hoTK.
Wind q. u miles clear.
:, GNIN sSToN' Igs. 1 MgI Nam ian, 10
81 49, .,t...s ~. ..t,as,.,,,.,f. ,fan,.na
NJ n.a .ltN " f,, ~" 60 r,lndalo
- ramipie". pni;,.fe. ~, f,,, rnool. y VI
,xnpt' -.+.. 49,. 49,
NaiuSns ot -. \. r-,.,t-,t >e,, York
aI4NFr VIZ: snls ,,,.,9,,l,o,
Neics tpTl, NS~port' r 90 's'.'
ssAala MY. .,. rs, elrorviapo 1tan. Ital-
% 49, u''t Z, ~. : S H. .iohiln
iag poi T Ill koseneqrg 1tnnia, n' 9poleston
GuLrpoTsr, Miss. May 6--sailed,, str lgu-
assn sBTall, Buenos Ares sehr
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Naval Orders
New York Herald Bureau.
MAshingfnn. ID. G.. Nnx 4

Special DtSpafci q TiIr Nrw iosK IlgaALp.
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Dangers to Navigation.

reported 10 the Hydrogra pile Officel
April 10. lat 50 50, Ion * o.. the top OF
declShouse, 10 feet long and about 10 feet
Vide
April y. lat IS 81. Ion A os. sman berg
AND a heavy ice field, extending about 10
milas 70 the westward
April 20. LAT {. -. ion 40 As. an Iceberg
Ia; s. 50, lon 30 o.. large iceberg, ana lat
T. 81 lon 40 ~. three Dergs aground.
Coast Guard cutter Seneca reported
May >: Large berSs. lsl a %, ION 20 ~ I;
group - three, iat ~ OF. lon - IS berrs.
lat ~ 81 len IS II. aId lat ~ -. lon IS To-;
GROWERS. lat ~ 40, lon s. T..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-08

Commander Paul II. Dessez. Medical Corps,
10 connection fitting out u, s. s.. Maryland
and on board when commissioned: Lieut.
Com. Robert II. English. 10 command u.
s Fulton; Licut.-Con. iiolbrook Gibson, 70
r. s. s. Florida. a. engineer officer; Lieut..
william j. Graham. 20 connection fitting
out L. &. 5. California, and on board when
commissioned. Lieut.. George T. kalter
Medical Corps. to r. $. Nilkesbarfe: Lieut.
Com. Frederick c. sherman. 10 L. S. 5.
H.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAFE RACE, MI. May 7-Baromctcr at
noon, a3.6s inches: wind. II. light; weather,
dull, temperature. 43 deg Fair.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy MaIl.l

ABERDEEN, Wash. May 1-Arrlved, schY
Vim II smith, San Francisco.
ASTORIA. .. May ARRIVED strs Jalapa
Tacoma; waiotapu (Br), san Francisco.
HONOLULU, May l--ArrlNed. str Caroline.
sailed ist. str san Fernando (Br). singa-
vpFe.
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These Naval orders have been made public:
Commander Eowaon W. Cole. Medical
Corps, to Naval Air Station, Pensacola:
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-08
fRUITLAND BENCH

Canned fruit for the Children's
Home in Boise should be left at the
home of Mrs. II. s. Flock not later
than Saturday morning. Please at
tend to II this week.
The Arlon Quartette gave pleas
ing entertainment Monday evening
at the High School auditorium, thus
filling another Ellison White mum.
Der.
The Brethren Ladies Aid meets
this Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. II. q. Shank.
The Gospel Team OF the Fidelis
Glass, OF the Brethren Church went
20 the Warren school FIVE miles be
yond Nyssa TO hold services Sunday
Afternoon. Mr.. Earl Flock has
charge OF the school at that place.
Lafe Royston arrived Sunday
night called here by the death OF his
niece, little Josephine Hart. He
came from Calgary, Canada.
Lem Hart, OF Boise was down to
attend the funeral services OF Jose
phine Hart.
f.. M. Gardner went to Boise Sun
day evening, returning Monday.
Zane Schubert has completed
garage on the three lots recently pul
chased for a home located soutl
across from the NJ. II. Church. Late
he will erect residence on thes'
lots.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winans an
son, French, have moved TO Payette
wednesday morning OF this wee
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Ingard VIII y
10 Nampa to attend the State Hor
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NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received by the
Couty Court OF Malheur County.
Oregon. on January 4th, 1879, for
the board and care OF the county
poor OF said county and State for
one year, said bids 10 be filed with
the County Clerk OF Malheur Coun-
ty, Oregon, not later than 10 o'clock
a. m. January 4th, l922 and TO be
accompanied with a certified check
OF per cent OF the amount OF the
bid, as a guarantee that the success
ful bidder will enter In to a contract
with Malheur County. Oregon, for
the faithful performance OF the con-
tract
The County Court wishes bids
only for the board and lodging OF
these dependents, as the county will
furnish the necessary clothing and
medical attendance.a and the court al
so desires that these dependents be
kept outside OF the towns, at some
place In the country where they can
live In peace and quiet and where
light employment can be furnished
those who are able to work. The
County Court reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids.
By order OF the County Court.
II. s. SACKETT.
County Clerk
First Publication December s, 1921.
Last Publication December 20. 1921
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tIculturai meeting. Mr.. Ingard is
President.
10. b. Sargent has gone to Kansas
with three ears of apples. Mr..
Curtis also accompanied a car OF
annies 10 Kansas. Mr.. Lamb has
returned home having gone east with
car of apples. ~
Il. l.. Davis has gone east with
car of apples for Mr.. Bishop. From
there he goes to Bainbridge, new
York to Join Mrs. Davis ana son.
w ]. Russell is in Grinnell and
other points in Iown for a month
visit and upon his return MT. and
Mrs. Russell will go to California
In spend several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w Lewis had al
their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Theo Meyer OF Ontario, Mr.. and Mrs
waite and daughter, Marguerite ant
Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. LOWS ant
family.
Miss Gertrdue Ackerman and Mr.
william Meecham we're dinner guest
"Wednesday evening OF Mr.. and Mrs
william Hollenbeck. On Saturda
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hollenbec
} entertained to dinner Mr.. and Mrs
p r r. Smith and two daughters.
Sunday the Berean Class OF IN
= Brethren Church had an all da
meeting and picnic dinner In IN
, basement OF the Brethren Church.
> The Gospel Team will meet 10
, chorus practice this monday nigf
? at the home OF Mrs. J. A. Smith.
Q Friday evening the Voluntet
Glass, twenty In number, went to tf
A Tackett home for taffee pull ana
! Jolly evening together.
X Charles Forbes is here from tf
O east. the guest OF his brother-in-la
: william Melcher.
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NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received by the
County Court of Malheur County,
Oregon on December 23, 1921, for
the following supplies for the sher-
iff's and Assessors offices OF NAL
heur County. Oregon, for the year
1929.
2-1O0 Page registers.
1 Settlement book.
I3 Screw post binders.
2 Assessment Roll binders,
Russia and corduroy, letter
ed front and back cover, with
out index set.
$50 Long assessment roll sheets'
$50 Short assessment roll sheets,
s Individual assessment roll
sheets, leather tab, as fol-
lows: Il. o. l.. Co., o. W. c.
Co, NJ. l.. l.. s. CO., p. l.. s.
c., Public Utilities, CD Ir'
rig. Dist. (l) Sheriff Assess't.
5000 Assessment sheets and dup
licates for rural districts.
500 Assessment sheets and dup
licates same as above Tor
large owners.
4OOO Assessment sheets and dupli-
Gates for town property.
500 Assessment sheets and dupli-
Gates same as above for
large owners.
6 transfer canvas binder to NJ
above assessment sheets.
l Set 100 subdivision tab index
sheets TO fix transfer binder,
6 Assessment sheets canvas
telescope binders for field
work.
6 Set OF 27 letter tabled index
sheets.
1000 Personal property assess
ment sheets with duplicates
(size 4hxSh, do not print
date.)
6I. p, Ring binders to fit above
sheets.
1 Canvas transfer binder to nj
personal property sheets.
l Set of 81 letter tabled index
sheets to fit binder.
1000 Letter heads. white.
1000 Outlook envelopes 20 NJ as
sessment duplicates. (see
proper cut for address,
is Canvas binders, telescope, e
nt sMx1i held plats. (r'
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expand from Y 10 y ineh).
5000 Record ownership sheets.
5 Binders 20 NJ same.
1000 Deed record transfer cards,
AXIS.
260 Duplicate receipts, bound In
books OF 20, numbered, con
secutiyely from No. l to No.
260 inc
2SO Township and range leather
tab index sheets.
l2 Rolls adding machine paper,
narrow.
1 Ream typewriter second
sheets, Shx1l.
1 Ream typewrite first sheets.
Shx13.
2 Wood board clips, sx12.
3 Penholders, l box pen points.
2 Doz. No. pencils, l doz. No.
pencils.
4 Doz. Colored pencils, red,
blue. l brown, / black.
3NO. 102 typewrite erasers,
Doc. No. 40 pink erasers, 2
pieces Erasite.
2 No. 81 Sengbusch self clos
ing ink stands. mucilage
holder.
3 Doc. reversible envelopes.
5 City plat books.
The County Court desires In this
bid, separate price on each item
and reserves the right to purchase
any OF the items listed above and to
cut out any items that 1t desires,
and reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check for per cent OF
the amount of the bid as a guaranty
that the successful bidder Will enter
into a contract with Malheur County
Oregon for the faithful performance
OF the contract. These bids should
be addressed to ii. S. Sackett
County Clerk, and marked "Bids for
Supplies for sheriff's and Assessors
Offices"
BY order OF the County Court.
II. S. SACKETT.
County, Clerk
First publication December s, 1921.
Last publication December 22, 1921.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-08
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Sunday School, 10000 a. m.
Preaching, 1900 a. m, subject,
"Christ Crowded Out"
Christian Endeavor, $3.50 p. m.
Preaching, 7,SO p. m, Subject.
"You Must Answer This Question. +"
White School House
Sunday School. 1850 p. m.
Preaching. 8: 80 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid Bazaar Friday and
Saturday . and 10 across street
from the Post office. See what they
have for you, and buy.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-08
SALESMAN WANTED

Salesman wanted at once to repre-
sent Mutual Trust Life. exclusive
territory. Every assistance render
ed. address applications. The Argus
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-08

want to trade Boise modern
home rented for $4,000 per month
for improved 20 to 40 acres. Cali
at telephone Office. A. Lackness,
%.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-08

FOR sALE-One Standard Sew
ing machine. practically new with
all attachments. Phone 7ew. 52-l
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-08
TWENTY HEAD OF DAIRY COWS
NOR SALE

Fresh and coming fresh. Can be
seen at ]. M. Buffers. Cairo. These
are cattle that p. b. Conklin brot
from the Willamette Valley.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-08

FOR sALE-Dnl pickles. Call
COW. Ontario. II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-01
A THOUGHT FOR EDUCATION
WEEK.

A statement by President Harding
in his proclamation calling for the
observance of Dec. All as education
week that over five millions Of boys
and girls OF school age in the United
STAGES are not availing themselves of
the opportunities of our free school
system is an indirect indictment Of
the states in which there rs lack of en-
forcement of existing laws regarding
school attendance or in which the laws
are inadequate even when enforced,
1t is a serious state of affairs when so
large percentage of the coming citi-
zens Of the nation are not getting
the basic education which Is needed
to make them good citizens; and, as
President Harding says in his procla
nation, there is ample reason why the
people of the United States should
give thought at least during the week
of Dec. ALL to the reason why we are
falling down so badly in the very nee
essary work of schooling the children.
Vermont is thought to have rather
adequate laws regarding school attend
ance and allied subjects but there is
no doubt that Vermont has quite
percentage Of youths who are not at
tending school and who, in conse-
quenee, are likely to be more or less
of drawback, if not positive injury,
when they come to the age of citizen
ship. Perhaps the line of thought |
along which Vermonters may dwell |
with profit during education week is
the Tightening up of the enforcement
Of the truancy law. The young peo-
pie who do not appreciate what price
less benefits they are passing up
through failure to attend school |
should be brought to school under
anything like reasonable conditions.