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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-13
MOUNTAIN BATTLE
CONTINUES IN THE
KENTUCKY-WEST
VIRGINIA BORDER
RIFLES CRACK FROM BEHIND THE
LAUREL HEDGES AS HARDY SONS
OF BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN
SETTLE THEIR DIFFERENCES

Williamson, w. Va, May 13.-Moun-
tain warfare which ragged all Of yester-
DAY, and intermittently through the
night over a seven mile front in the
West Virginia-Kentucky coal strike re-
gion, was resumed with vigor this
morning. Reports sent to Captain j..
r. Brockus of the state police at head
quarters here said heavy firing was
in progress at McCarr. Kentucky, the
eastern end OF the trouble zone, and at
Merrimac, w. Va, where yesterday S
shooting started.
Sporadic rifle fire could be heard
along the West Virginia and Kentucky
borders at Matewan.
An unidentified man was killed on
the bridge leading from McCar to the
West Virginia bank OF Tug River this
morning, bringing the known casualties
to three killed and two wounded. This
includes the member Of the attacking
party reported killed at McCarr last
night
The attack on the mining towns Is
declared by the authorities to be an
outgrowth of the disturbed conditions
which have prevailed along the upper
Tug River with varying intensity since
last May 10, when a party of private
detectives sent to evict miners from
company houses at Matewan becams
involved in conflict with the people
of that town. Seven detectives and three
90 ha 90 Gtl1aA A
strike OF miners in this section was call
ed last July and has since been in pro-
gress. On two occasions, federal troops
have been called into Mingo county
to restore order.
Chief Deputy Hall left Williamson
this morning with supplies of ammuni-
ton for the detachment of state police
stationed at Spriggs, one of the towns
In yesterdays battle zone. Reports
from Spriggs few minutes earlier, In
dicated that firing in the mountains had
been resumed soon after daybreak
There were no details.
Anxiously the people Of upper Tug
River valley awaited some news CON
cerning the request Of Governor Nor.
| gan for federal troops.
Captain Brockus, commanding the
state detachment. had so disposed his
troopers late last night in Merrimac
Sprigg and Auburn as to hold in check
the attacking forces In the mountai,
until daybreak ut least.
| Reports from the vicinity OF McCar!
en- the Kentucky side were that the fir.
ing continued internationally until latI
in the night, but there was no informa.
tion that the list OF casualties. which
included one known dead and twc
wounded, had been increased
Davis Phillips and j. G. Mccoy, whC
were arrested at Sprigg yesterday In
,Cor irued on Page Two)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-13

Baltimore.-Threc American vessels
cleared the ports OF Baltimore on the
same day Tor the first time since the
strike OF the marine workers was CALI
ed on May /.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-13
PRESENT SPOUSE is CHIEF PET
TY OFFICER SERVICE UNITED
STATES NAVY; DEFENDANT
HELD INCONIMUNlCADO.

Honolulu, May 13.-Mrs. Paul Vim
cent Southland was held here today in
connection with the death Of her
fourth husband, Edward F. Meyer. who
died in a hospital at Pocatello, Idaho,
August 20 last, an autopsy having re.
vealed traces OF poison, according to
the report of physicians which was
forwarded here.
Mrs. Southard was arrested yester-
day. She was held incommunicado.
Although she expressed a willingness
to return 10 the mainland without ex-
tradition, territorial officers said ar
rangements for her early extradition
were being made here.
Mr., and Mrs. Southard arrived in
Honolulu from San Francisco, Jan. IL.
They were married in Los Angeles
last November. according to Mrs. VII.
liam Stetzer of Honolulu. who said she
knew Mrs. Southard in san Francisco
The couple lived at married quarters
maintained by the army and navy Y
NJ. c. a. Later they moved TO u room
ing house where Mrs. Southard was ar
rested.
Mrs. Stetzezr said she knew Mrs
Southard. as a good sweet woman
The landlady of the rooming house said
the Southards came 10 her place about
six weeks ago. and were quiet people
She said when police arrived TO arrest
Mrs. Southard, she went with them
without protest.
Mrs. Southard since her arrest has
been kept from public view and her
name has not been put on the police
blotter Only the womans husband
was permitted to see her last night
MIR. Southard. chief petty officer OF
the Y. S. Monterey, was recently trans
ferTed from the U. s. $. Chicago. Both
Mr.. and Mrs, Southard are said TO bC
under 30 years of age.
Southard. In n statement given news
paper men, denied the assertion at
tributed to him that Mira. Southart
had sought to have him take out slO,'
600 worth OF life insurance lie said
he did not carry any life insurance
and that his wife had never askeC
| him To take out any.
MY wife denied all the charges
against her" he said.
"She always has been a good true
wife TO me. and | never had any rca
son TO doubt her In any way have
absolute confidence in her innocence
She will be proven innocent"
Southard declared Mrs. Southart
had not enjoyed good health since com
ing to Hawaii and that both he an,
she were anxious to return 10 Idaho
Mrs. Southard, he declared, will maxi
no fight against possible cxtradition Il
| Twin Falls. Idaho lie said his wifi
was almost prostrated IA the result d
her arrest.
Father Furnished Clew
Twin Falls. Idaho. May l3.-W. j
Trueblood. father of Mrs. Lydia South
ard. arrested in Honolulu today charg
ed with the murder OF Edward +. Myers
her fourth husband. furnished the clu,
last January that led to the discovery
of her whereabouts. Prosecuting Attor
ney Frank stephen said here today
The attorney said the father who hat
been Informed Of the suspicion agalns
his daughter. entered the prosecutor
office seeking Information regarding IT
accusation made against Mrs. Southar,
involving the alleged theft OF diamonds
from Mrs. Fred James Of Twin Falls
Continued on Page Two)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
SOUDKYNE ALLENOVA
PROFIT SOUDUM SESTAVE.
NYM JEN Z MUZU.

Prvni clevelandska soudky-
ne Florence f. Allenova po-
drobila V sobota soudy poZusta
vaiici iedin6 2 muau pred
naSce konane pred Sdruzenim
zen pravnic V New Yorku, pfi-
sne kritice. Mezi jinym mela
do iiste miry pravdu, kdyz tyr
dila, re krasna obzaloyana
yzdy ma tlkor spravedlnosti Wy
konava jisty pflZnivy yliv na
muzskou porotu, zejmena kdyz
neni ami zalobce, ami obhajce
neb nektery Glen soudu slab
$iho pohlavi. Die nahledu AL
lenove bylo by neispravedlnei-
Il, kdyby cely soud sestaval $
polovice zen polovice muad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
Krasy ceskoslovenskych krajGi.

Bude TO vzacny poziek pro kraany ktef navsti-
dubna v pond6 vecer prednaSku, doprovaZenon
ser koorovanych sv6tenNch obrazn znazornucich nei
krasnes mista zemich republiky Geskosovenske
Pfednaska bude uspofadana Ceskoslovenskym Narod-
MIN Sdruzenim Ceveandu ma zaGtel mimo n6 poshyt-
nout naSm kra pn6 2darma beze v$eho vybiranl
vstupneho anebo bovonych pispevk1 to- echo Jim pfi
podobnych pednaskach poradanych posedn dobou nedo
stale, paf op6t ia krasna, krainafsky historcky
asmava ma Cech Moray Slovenska poslechnouti 2
1st povolanGho recnfka ucelny slovni doprovod
Pfednase bude pan dr. @. Heidrich, kultumi attache
pri teskoslovenskem vysanectvi Westinghouse n9mz
sme js ze prednaskou naSim krajanGm zavd6t,
nebot byva n6kok let pfednasecem Osveoveho Svazu
Praze Rovn6z obrazky ktere bude ukazovat jsou
tf1dn akosti kolorovane Znamenitym ceskym umelccm
Spllarem doufame iedenkazdy navst6vnku ieich
bohate snusce najde neco mu prpomene jeho domov
vySe uvedeneho lest zTeimo re to bude skutetne ne
vsedn pozitek, jaky Cs Mar. Sdruzen naSm krajanun
chysta nikdo kraan nenecha tuto pfilezost uiit
Mmochodem podotykame re pIi pfednasce dr. Redricha
v Baltimore vybrano byo vsupnem Ok dobroeinnenu Il
ceu) S537 co. dokazue samo, jake navst6ve tesla
Cs Mar Sdruzenl vsak vylohy pfednaskou
ene poskytne tento vzacny poztek naSm kraannm, do
sti zatizenym nyneisi primysovou kr zcea bezpland
Ia Ceskosovenske Narodni Sdruzen Clevelandu,
Asa JOSEF MASEK.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
STRELBA PO PAZARDNI
HIRE.

Dopaleni tim. ze Y jist@ re-
sidcnci blize Berwick rd a w
chodni 60. ul. pri hre V kostky
prohrdli, odebrali Sc diva bra
til do sveho bytu 4 sebraVSe
revolver, Sli poznovu mezi hra-
&c, jimz "a vyhrozovani revol-
verem wall $3.50. Jeden 2 hra-
G0 medal die daneho poyelu ru-
&c dosti rychle vzharu a byl ia
10 iednim z bratfi strelen dc
nohy. Pred prichodem policie
ale zran6ny s nekolika hraGi Il.
znali "a chytrejsl rychle Sc po
routeti. Oba lltocnici byli Zat.
ceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
ZNAZORNOVAL POPRAVU
OBESENiM.

15-lety John Tucker chtel H.
kazati svemu bratrovi a nekoli-
ka spoluhracum jak kat po.
maha zlocinc1m k smrti odsou-
Zenym ma omen svet obesenim
VvSplhal Sc ma sloup u elektri-
ck6ho sv6tla, udelal ma pro.
yaze, ktery drzi lampu, smyt.
ku a strcil do takto pfiprave.
ne opratky kirk. Pojednou vsaE
uldou2l a byl by Sc obesil o
pravdove, kdyby jej byl otet
ieho ieSt6 Zavtas nevysvobodil
Policejni serzant w. Hudecel
dopravil delikventa do Mt. 81
mai nemocnice. kde hoch by
priveden k sobe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
DNE..s PRvNf JARNf DEN.

q. brezen HASA, re jest ko-
nee ZINE a ze nastupuje vladu
vesna. Pffroda Sc take die to-
no zachovala, nab vcerej5l nil
ne potasi davalo nam tusiti, &c
doba, kdy pnjdou zimniky ma
dotasny odpodinek, jiz nasta,
la. Jeste pozde veter spatfo-
vany byly ma porcich cele ro-
diny "a sousedsk6ho debatova-
nj tax jako by byl iiz terVen.
Pov6trnostni prorok mas test, ze
stavajici teplota potrva po ce-
~ tyden q re letosni velkono-
ce slaviti Sc budou "a neoby-
Geine krasneho poGasf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
UKONCENf RYBARSkE
STAVkY.

Do stavky vladnouci V iezer-
MIN rybafstvi ucinen byl dali
81 prulom vCera, kdy rybafi V
Port Clinton, O., pristoupili ma
cennik r. 1919 Ia denni plat
{. rs a $500 denne; o dollar
mensi mzdu, nez jak vyjedna-
ma byIa cennikem r. 1920. V
Port Clintonu byla vsechna ~
barstvi die novinafske zpravy
prohlaSena ia dilny otevfene.
Az dosud mel podobne zavody
Port Clinton tri uZavrene a tfl
volne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
"HRfSNICE."

TriaktoV6 drama Josefa
Skruzneho pod nazvem HriSni-
&c, vcera sehrane Dram. Odb.
Jed. Taboritu We Slovansk6 Ii
pc ma Croton ul., Jest lidovou
hrou, poJednavajici o osudu
chudt divky, jez Sc zaproda
bohatGmu tovarnikovi 2 lasky
ku svGmu milenci, iemuz chce
takto nabytymi pencil dopomo
ci k uskutcCn6ni ieho idealu.
Stane Sc poZdeji jeho manzel-
kou a Cerv svedomi il uhloda-
va St6sti tax dlouho. az spa
chany hiich, byt' jen velke
lasky k muzi doide vyvrchole-
nj tragickeho. Drama samo je
velice uGinne a vyZaduje sko-
len6iSich ochotniku a velice
peclive pfipravy pokud sc
mluvy hry tyte. Ia vcereisi-
no predstaveni byli isme svad-
ky nepekn6ho dkazu, KITE
rem isme iiz tolikrate psali.
nest astny smich mistech,
kdy jest nejmen6 nejak6ho o
pravneni k veselosti.
Ulohy We hfe byly obsazeny
nasledovne:
Karel Trojan, delnik, p. OF
to PrGsa; SuSil. delnik, p. Dom,
Jasper; LukeS, p. Fr. Beran
Babicka, pr. M. Kv6tova; Bo-
zena, ieii vnucka, pi. M. Pru.
sova: Lindner, tovarnlk, p. FIR
Halas; Olga, jeho dcera; pi
Barb. Skalova; Kracmera, no.
stinsky, p. JOS. Roucek; /. del,
I mix. p. Kar. Moizis; III. delnik
p. Ant. Tous.
Reaii teto skutecne peknt
hry mel p. Fr. MaSa. PfestavkN
V meziaktich vypl1ovala who'd
nymi skladbami hudba. p.
Maflka, ktera opatrila hudbl
pfi pozdejsi tanecni zabave
Ac venku panovala jiz prav;
iarni pohoda, iez mocne lakal;
ven do prirody, byla navstev:
velice slusna. Pro pTiste chy
sta dram. odbor veselou lido
YOU hru MAS Pepicek."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
PkEJE ST VYSVETLENf
STRAIN FINANCNfHO
HOSPODARSTVf
MESTA.

Radni John T Curry, poza-
da ma dnesnf vecerni schulz
m6stskou radu, ably schvalila
resoluci, die ktere jest mestskJ
finantni fiditel G.. E. Metcalt
zadan, ably podal jiste vysv6t-
leni, tykajfci Sc finaneni poll
tiky mestske administracc. Sou
Gasne zada, ably bylo zahaie-
no vefejne slySenf bud pred
financnfm vyborem, neb jinym
zvlastnim telesem, ma kterem
bylo by jednano 0 zpravach
Obcanske Ligy mestskeho re-
visorniho vyboru.
Resoluce Curyho narazi die
v5eho ma opposici vetsiny, at
iinak nekteri republikansti
Glenove jsou pro vneseni sv6t-
Ia do financniho hospodafstvi
obce. Mezi .iinym jednano bu-
de dnes o finanCni situaci Spo-
lecnosti clevelandskych poulic-
nich drah, jakoz ! situaci
Lakewoodu k zdrazenemu po-
platku "a jizdni listky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
AUTOMOBILEM ZRANENY
HOSik.

4-lety Frank Bartusek, 6723
Gertrude Ave., S. f. byl vcera
blize sveho d0mova srazen au-
tomobilem k zemi dopraven
do nemocnice sv. AleXise na
Broadway, kde lekafi shleda-
Ii, re hosikovi byla zlomena
stehenni kost. Do nemocnice
dovezl hocha Alois Grobovsky
ienz die policejni zpravy auto
ktere neStesti zavinilo, ridil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
GRAMMATICAL OUVER-
TURA.
Velky uspech naseho l<ra jana
p. Ksria v. Rychiika.

Syn pionera cesk6 cleveland
ske osady a krajana, ma n6hoz
name dosud tolik upominek,
Vaclava Rychlika, pan Karel
V. Rychlik dosahl vcerejsl ne
dele pred kruhy nejpoyolanej-
S;mi velk6ho 1sp6chu. Slozil
pred casem velkou dramatic
kou predehru, jejiz provedeni
bylo dvakrate odloZeno, jeli-
koz nebylo ukonGeno roZepsa-
nj jeii pro jednotliv6 nastroje
Prvni provedeni krasneho di-
Ii doGkalo Sc ycera "a 0dpo-
ledniho koncertu Clevelandsk6
no orchestra V Masonic Hall
ma Euclid velice okaZalehO
prijeti, take nam mozno sme-
r. napsati, re podobneho Wy
Znamenani Sc dosud Zadnemu
Cleveland'anu ceskeho puvodu
nedostalo. Mas umelec, znate
pfec vSichni jeho vrozenou
skromnost, opustil svoje misto
u pultu a vmisil Sc meZi obe-
censtvo, ably svoii praci Wy
slechl. Skladba jeho jest dlou-
hi, ale delkou, jako pravemu
um6leckemu dilu, piibyva il
kras. neb VyraZny motlV stiha
stale move move hudebni my
5lenky. ITCHY mas krajan byl
nucen p6tkrate d6koyati ia
stale Sc vallci boure potlesku
a skromn6 Sc d6lil Zaslouze-
nou poctu 5 dirigentem Sokolo-
vem.
Komponovani dramatickych
ouvertur Jest nebeZpecnou pra-
ci a malo kdy Sc podari skla-
dateli proraziti dilem trvale
hodnbty. Mas Karel v Rych-
Tx zvitezil ma cele care 4 wee
rejSi ieho isp6ch byl dplne "a
s!ouzeny. =
Kritika chvAli rozGlen6ni
skladby, pdvodnost hudehnich
vet a krasne vyvreholeni IA
kladni mySlenky. Komponista
doka2al. re ovlada pine mate
rial rozd6leny mezi velky SYM
fonicky orchestr. X vcereiSlmu
triumfu gratuluieme p. Rychli
kovi co nejsrdecn6ii ujiste-
n.m, re isme iiz dlouho nepsa-
Ii referatu s podobnou radosti
Pan X V. Rychlik jest t65
tlenem Filharmonickeho Kval
teta. ktere uspofada ma Velikt
noGni pond6li, odpoledne. kon
cert komorni hubby V Clifton
klubu. kde provedeny budot
tel nektert skladby mistri
Dvofa ka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21

Vsichni milovnici krasne-
no divadla pTijdou ma veli-
kcnocni pfedstaveni "Ma-
dame X, do Ceske Sine So.
kol dne II. brezna. Mate
jiz i Wy sve vstupenky?
Zdali ne, tedy 81 je lined
zajistete.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21

Union a vych. so. III. vytrzena
tobolka $500 q S lfstky do di-
vadla.
Pc pill noci, v dobe kdy bylo
na ulici dosti 1.-Two, vyloupehy
byly diva restauranty ma Eu-
clid; J. Gillise, 1743 a Puritan
restaurant, 7O5 Euclid Ave. V
prvnejsim sebrali ozbrojeni
bandite S163 a v druh6m $50.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
NEkTY RE LUPICSKE. KOU-
SKY VCEREJSf NEDEI.E.
Prchajici muz smrtelns
possfelen.

Vcera rano byla pfiyolana
letacf skadrona 13. pol. pre-
cinktu pod serzantem Simkem
Sc strazniky Dimkem a Mayem
ma St. Clair Ave. a vych. G5.
ul., kde byl lupici pfepaden
Frank Gaben, 1907 vych. 62.
III. Policie Sc dostayila prave V
okamziku, kdyz jeden z lupicd
prchal, byv policii pronasledo-
van a vyslano "a MIN nekolik
kuli, 2 nichz jedna vnikla ma
do Pile a smrtelne jej zranila.
Postfeleny, jenz die vlastni-
no dormant Sc jmenuje Frank
Zollers, dopraven byl do Mt.
Sinai nemocnice pozd6ji do
nemocnice m6stsk6.
Policista Milton Minut spa
till vcera rama podeZfel6ho
muze, kterak tyz pod oknd do
mu ma Belmont Ave, poblize
zap. 1T. ul. pristavuje bedny.
Phi obieveni Sc straznika dal
Sc ma ut6k a kdyz Sc ma zvolanl
tohoto nezastavil, Minut po
mem yypalil. Soude die ieho W.
kfiku, mysli straznik, re prcha
iici byl ranen A proto byl pfi-
pad oznamen nemocnicich i
u ltkafd.
@ rozmachu ZloGinecke vlny
V Clevelande sv6dci nejlepe, ae
"a poslednich pet tydnd bylo
policii zastfeleno pet muza q
ctvfi zran6ni. Energicke zasa-
sovani policie datuie Sc od do
by, kdy lupiCi postfelen byl
straznik cyklista August Dyke,
ienz dosud Sc leti z nebeZpec-
nych ran. Ryl strelen zatce-
nym Ch. Habigem, ienz Sc iia
k tinu sv6mu primal.
Neobvykl5 dobrodruzstvi
zaail vcera rano kondukter o.
sobniho vlaku drahy Erie.
Jesse James, kdyz ma zadni
plosin6 iednoho 2 vozd dopadl
muze beZ klobouku, kterG mi
sto listku proti nemu nastrko-
val revolver a pravil bez oba-
lu, re Jest policii pronasledo-
ven. Kdvz vlak poblize staaice
na vych. 55. ul. Zmirhoval il
zdu, 2astrGil slepy pasaz6r
zbran do kapsy 4 rychle Sc
skocil.
Til rnuzi We velkem tern6m
cestoVnlm autu dopustlll Sc
tcera dopoledne dvou loupez-
nych pfepadeni. Blize vozovek
na Superior Ave. obrali G,
Tranka o d6mantovou jehlici q
50 a hned ma to byl podobnym
zpnsobem okraden j. Mooney
prave pred vlaStnfm domem
1881 vIch. "a. I'll. o S48. Po
dobnych drobnych loupezi "a
znamenavaii vcereisf policein
raporty ieste n6kolik n mez
postizenymi nachazime i ime
no krajanky pi. Marie Skalove
3457 vych. 105. ulu., jez "a dc
brodruzstvi 2aFila vice strachl
nez-li hmotne Skody. Byla il n;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-21
UPOZORNEN[

: VSem sestram .Sboru PO-
krok Dvacateho Stoleti, els.
As, S. P. j., Sc uvadi We zna-
most, re schnze Sborova Sc
kona v lfedeli, 27. bfezna,
pri ktere oslavime soucasne
20-lete trvani Sboru.
Poplatek obnasi $2.10.
Sestry sesterskych Sbor1
jsou vitany.
kateTina Benda,
pfedsedka.
Almost. Vanik,
tajemnice.
.A.A@A. .AHA.AS~.NAsAs As~SA
)ZNAMOVANl We "SVETU"
ppJMkSf f1cprf-L
Morris tribune., 1921-08-26
AN EFFECTIVE ARGUMENT.

Faribault county farmer inserted a display ad-
vertisement in the Winnebago City Enterprise, offering
Could anyone ask for liberal offer, and yet
hardly probable that there will bargain counter
rush to buy the oats and
Flowing and the seed and the putting in and taking
off of the including and horse labor and the
on farm machinery probably cost in the
neighborhood of $1,000 for the oats; and the
and interest the land investment probably
another $1,000 at the least making the total cost of the
oats $4,000 So good yield 40 bushels to
the would bushe of SO cents If the yield
but 20 bushels the cost would be $1OO bushe
Similar figures would obtain for the corn.
The market price of around %
around 40 cents.
The Farbault county farmer will thus be
have given most effective argument for price readjust
ment by the simple expedient of offering to sell Eat COST
Of things will right themselves And per-
haps after all the farmer the fortunate of any
dustral class his debating done. He
turned the and the of his products
y recovering. Other prices must still down and
will come down until normal balance is established.
The most fundamental of all industries supplying
the human with food, and it stands that
farmers are not going to continue produce foodsus
at a loss The labor of the man the farm and the
labor of the the factory exchanged on an
equitable basis, and the capital lands
must be assured of return equtably equivalent
earnings of capital invested in other lines of production
The return to equitable basis will be brought
about by legislative enactment, controlled prices
any other violation of economic laws
the natural which the farmer
is following and the unwise which many other
industries choosing The thoroly searching
out marketing Methods he is eliminating where
possible and he is refusing the
that will not debate. Capital and labor employed in
high priced industries farmer market off and
will eventually wake and learn that there
idle wheels or wasted days The farmer is
now nearly lost will be reestablished only when an
equitable basis of exchange is reestablshed
The pity of it that there is plenty of work
in the world for every hand and BRAIN hands
and brains working, there would happiness and
prosperity abundant The equitable basis of ex-
change cannot be reestabshed night because the
world is waiting for cloggers to move The cloggers
the of labor the capital who are hold
ing out to secure unjust for their effort.
Morris tribune., 1921-08-26
Exaggerating Hard Times.

Mortgages have been foreclosed before;
given up their leases farmers have There
have been forced sales bankruptcy every year. But
there are more of these failures than
Men tried to into hghpriced farming short capital
They prepared price break Thew
could not finance the deferred
for the expensive lands they had bought
Conditions have been much worse in different Sec
tons and at different periods of the past
ory of men living But have forgotten the old
troubles, and in the mood and agon-
ize matters that would pay attention to
in normal times.-Farm Life.
Morris tribune., 1921-08-26

of the cotton belt said to be in dire
need and there something close to famine prevail
ing that section The price of cotton not con-
troed during the and up to over 40 cents a
pound where it is down to around IL cents. Of
the cotton farmers had their fling with the
which they received while the wheat farmers of
Northwest price CONTROLLED by the cost of
duction But the Northwest farmers escaped any such
orgy of extravaganza prevailed in the cotton belt and
perhaps bad off, after all. Things have
way of equazing themselves, and the piper must al
ways be paid.
Morris tribune., 1921-08-26

At every turn of the road, against the
throttng effect business which the present railroad
having. Railroad simply be read
usted and railroad expenses including labor cut to
somewhere There nearly six million of
people in this country out of employment and the
standing that present railroad tariffs
effective bar to the revival of commerce and industry
People starving great centers and yet
great quantities of will be burned for fuel When
comes shall hear of actual suffering the
cold by people who do have burn and have
money for coal. The industry of this
country would revive with bang if given half chance
and the who standing the way that revival
are little short of criminal.
Morris tribune., 1921-08-26

Mrs. A. K. Gault, the first mayor of Mime
soa who heads the municipal at St. Peter
asked the city council to ordinance requiring
soft parors all curtains
and booths. The council refused immediate action and
informaed that they would arrive decis
ion in their time. The mayor threatens to call
public meeting the assist her
in securing action. Mrs Gau succeeds many other
Minnesota municipalities where decency has been outed
will undoubtedly follow St. Peters example and elect
mayor. pursuing discriminating lawess-
and wickednes it is undoubtedly true that 1.-The
female of the species is deadly than the male"
Dawson Sentinel
Morris tribune., 1921-08-26

Secretary Mellon has suggested direct federal tax
automobiles and there is awful howl going all
the country. Perhaps the automobile be-
ing picked for easy mark just
al government debts and needs gobs and
gobs of money and few direct by
al might help the average
it little better. When people realize that federal
will require $40 $50 per head per year for
indefinite time, $500 to $3.50 from the average
family, perhaps there may be something happen.