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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24
Antaliepte, Ezer6nq apsISr.


Antaliepte, Ezerenu apskr.
Cia Gruodkio 26 d. tapo mo-
kytoju rupeseiu surengtas va
karas. Vaidino "Vagys" Cia
yra isteigta ukio mokykla, ]
kuria priima mokinius, baigu-
sius pradedamasias mokyklas.
siais metals yra istojanciq 80
vaikq. Linksma, kad zmones
jau pradeda suprasti nauda IL
kio mokyklos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24
16c TUZINUI KIAUsINIU,

Bloomington, ILL.,, Kovo %,
. tia kiauSiniu kama nupuo-
l6. Krautuvininkai pirkdami
tuzinui moka vos 18 centu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24
BoLsEvIKAI PLEsE BA-
TUNA.

Konstantlnopolis, Kovo %.
= Rusijos bolseviku spekos
uz6me miesta Batum palei Juo
daja jura, Kaukaze. Anot III
niq, per keleta valandQ boil
Sevikai kareiviai pleSe miesta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24
COUNTRY EDITION METALvoL. W. No. 70
ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS

Itierius su svaiginanciais gd-
rymris. 0 kick dar priviso po
kaimus degtindariQ. svietimo
dalykai pamirSti, 0 laikrasGiN
pareina tiktai ke!i numeriai.
ILabai skurdu ant Strides, kad
zmones taip apsileide.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24
PINGg kURsAs.

svetimu salip pinigp yerte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000, Kovo %
buyo tokia pagal Merchants Lo.
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui 1891
Prancuzijos Sinful Frankly $50
1talijos Sinful liru 4o4
Vokietijos Sinful markiu 1.66.
Lietuvos Sinful auksinq 1.66
.Lenkijos simtui markiq ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24
LENKAI SAUKIA LAIMEJ 2
PLEBISCITA.
Berlyne paskelbtos oficijales
skaitlines balsu.

LondOnas. kOvO 23. - Is
VarSavoS pareina ziniU. kad
tenai Lenkai neiSpaSakytai
dziaugiaSi ir IinkSminaSi tvir-
tindami, kad ,jie. laimGje pie
biScitQ Aug$tojoi SiIezijci.
NieSo~e aikStt>e piemadienl
padaryta Skaitlingi <uSirinki-
mai. Kai-km tyrame ore atlai-
kyta pad6ko> lpamaldoS, kad
po 600 metQ SiIeziia iSnaujo
suimgiama 81 Lenkija.
SuSirinkimuOSc >kaitIingai
dalyvayo val,IzioS at>tovai,
dvaSiSkiia ir kariSkiai.
PaSkm IaikraSGiai paSkelb&,
kad laim9iima> abejotinaS.
kad apie tai - Y
ziniQ, kad BerNuaS - namiui
laimtjimuS.
Bet taS inkaituSiQ LenkQ
neat$aldi. Jie link>minoSi.
* to dziaugSmo Staiga pa
$okO augStyn net jQ mark6>.
Pirmadieni SimtaS jQ markiQ
kainavo II centQ. AntrytoiauS
puSe cento pabrango.
Oficijaliai paskelbta balsai.
Kuomet Var$avoje nezinia
kodeI IinkSminta>i, tuo metu
BerIyne oficijaliai paSkelbta
pIebiScito paSekm9S.
/VOkietijoS uzrubeziniQ rel
kalu minister's Simons muse
Londonan tokiq oficijale te-
legramq:
Aug$tojoj Silezijoj VOkieti-
ia gavo 713,7OO balSp; Lenki-
ia 46O.7O0. Taigi VokieGiQ pu-
Saje yra apie 81 nuoS. balSQ.
TaS kuOai$kiauSiai parodo,
kad LenkamS nebuvo kO links
mintieS.
Kalbama apie padalinima.
Is Paryziaus pareina ziniq,
kad kaikurie Prancuzu laik-
ra$Giai labai suSirupine Len
ky pralaimtiimu Aug$tOjoi
Silezijoj.
Todel jie paduoda SugeStijq,
kad ar kartaiS talkininkai Wis
gi negaldtQ kolios dalies ST.
lezijos angFekaSyklu paskirti
LenkamS, neziurint plebiscitO
pasekmiQ.
Kit laikraSCiai tokiame Su-
manyme iziuri ai$kiq netei-
sybe. Sake. Prancuzija turi
but patenkinta paciQ gwen
tOju nuoSprendiu if nekiSti
nagQ ] zarijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24
Kapenai, (Mazeikiu apskr.

Kapenai, (Mazeikiu apskr.).
Gia .viena karta pas musu dir
btuves pona suvaziavo daug
ponQ. Vienas Saulys, manyda-
mas, kad ponai suvaziavo
prizes Lietuvius tarties, pasi-
emes sautuva, ejo suEinoti, ka
jie daro. Iejes virtuven, pax
lause virejos, ar yra ponai;
j atsake, kad mesa. Tuomet
Saulys priejo prie prieangio
duriq- If pamate, kad pilna
trioba ponu. Tuojaus isove du
kartu is Sautuvo ir ponai is
sigande iSvazin6jo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24
Atrial UzPUOLE TRAU-
KIM.

Dublinas. Kovo %. - Ap-
skrity Kerry Airiq karuome-
ne uzpuole pravaziuojanti An
glQ militarini traukini. y
Nukauta I AnglQ kareiviai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24

PARYZIUS. : Prancuzl1 spa1-
da didziai apgaili Lenku pralai-
mejima Silezijoje. Del to iziuri
aiSku Lenkams pavojp nuo paeiu
Vokieciq If Rusijos bolSevikq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24

PARYzIUS.- = IS Atenu parejo
ziniu, kad Graikija atsisakiusi pa
kelti puolima prizes Turkus ma
cijonalistus MAJ. Azijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24

WASHINGTON. y Gal Sian
die skerdyklp d9rbininkq atstovai
cia susitaikins Su kompanijQ at
stOvais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24

,OPPELN, Silezija. = Cia talki-
ninku komisijos virSinnkas, gen.
Lerond, tvirtina, Ead neziurint
Vokieciu laimejimo, gal dalis an
glekasyklu teks Lenkams. Talk
ninkai prizes Vokietijos nora gal
pravesia naujq rubeziu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24
NAUJAUS|OS zIN|OS.

MosBAcH, yokictija, Carl
Neaf ir Fred thinner, ameriko-
nisku detektivu, kuriem nepayy-
ko pagroBti tamcrikoniskos armi-
jos dezerterio Bergdoll, Vokieeiu
teismo nubaustu kalejimu, vienas
15-ai. kitas 6-iems menesiams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24
Pasakoja apie terora.

Pasakoja apie terora.
Pasprudusieii is KronStadto,
kareiviai II civiliai baiSeny-
beS pasakoia apie to miesto
If tvirtov6s likimq.
Trotzky'o nusamdytos gau-
jos, kuriose yra daugybe Ki-
nQ, Siandie, sake, KronStadte
NilA savo virSil eEy-
rrrq 4udydamos zmones. Mes
.EGrot4ky'o buvo isakyta iSzu-
dyti visus lig vieno vyriskius
prad6jus Is metQ amziumi vi
sole saloje.
Anot kai-kuriQ pab6geliQ,
jau Simtai zmoniQ nugalabin-
ia saloje. Ir nemazai jQ bu-
vo papuole bolSevikamS. Mega
Iimas buvo daiktas visiems
pabGgti. l..
zmones susale ant ledo.
Vienan pakraSciQ miestukan
vakar atvyko burys kareiviQ
ir atidav6 savo ginklus Suo-
miQ valdziai,~
Jie praneS6, kad savo Ike,
lion6je ledu mate daugybe gu
linGiu ant ledo zmoniQ. Ne
laimingieji apilse ir pargriuve
ant ledo, kad daugiau nesikel-
ii.
Tad miestely kuoveikiaus
sudarytas pagelbos burys If
pasiqstas ieSkoti nelaimingQ-
jQ.
Kareiviai Salimais miestelio
susirinke kuoposna kurena 1g-
mis-. Vienon kuopon atvyko ka-'
reivis su arklio slamim. Kaip
bematai arkliena pasidalinta
If iSkepta ant zarijQ.
Visur tvarka.
Neziurint nuotargio If alkio,
kareiviai klauso savo oficieru.
Yisur yra pavyzdinga tvarka.
Kronstadto revoliucijonieriQ
tribunalo prezidentas Ivan Sc
miashkin pasakojo, kad kuo-
met Jle buvo suorganlzave re-
voliucijini sukiima, jie pilnGai
buvo pasnenge pirmiausla I'M
ties priemoniu nuversti boise
vikQ valdzia.
Nepavyko del stokos amunl-
cijos. Tureje amrniciJos, bet
menkos kokybes.
Jis sake, kad visoj plaeiol
Rusijoj praplites didelis prizes
holsevikus antagonizmas. Bol-
Sevikai gall zudyti zmones.
Bet jie nenustelbs pries save
pakilusio antagonizmo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24

siauliai. Cia viena moteris-
Ike padejo savo pinigus kros-
nyje (peGiuje). Paskui, uzmir-
susi, sukure qgnele. Atsiminu-
81 apie pinigus, bego geEbeti,
bet jau buvo sudege, o buvo
apiie 1000 auks. Turejo dau=
CLAUS pinigu, taip vadinamu
Rusu rubliu, paslepusi zemd-
Sc. Kuomet sudege .auksinai,
puolesi ziureti pasleptq zeme-
Sc anu. Bet nelaime, If JUGS ra-
do supuvusius. Taigi del sa-
yo tamsumo ia moteriske nus
toto yisq savo pinigq.
Yra dabar if Lietuvoje prie
iSdiniQ taupoposios kasos, bu-
tq tenai padejusi, bhtq il nuo
simciai auge ir nuo vagiu ne
reiketp slept.
Pasiause, siauliu apslSr.
|sioje apylinkeje pradejo labai
platinties girtuokliayimas.
Prizes metus buvo tiktai dvi
skrautuvi. Viena vartotoju ben
droves. Pereitais metals buvo
viiena alude, o dabar net trak-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-24
NEKUoMET TAIP NERA.
By GENE BYRNES

Avalnu krautuven atejus mergele pasisako esani ak
tore ir norin p kuoprasGiausius ceveykus net be
gstp kurku.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15
VISITORS AND CITIZENS
EXCHANGE COURTES|ES
AT PUBLIC RECEPTION
Fife and Drum Corps Played
Several Selections That
Prove In ter e sting.

An exchange of courtesies in gra-
cious spirit characterized the publlc
reception for the Grand Army of the
Republic and affiliated organizations
last night at the Elks hall, when the
city. represented by Mayor George A.
Hartman. welcomed the visitors. The
praises of Pendleton as a hostess city
were echoed by the department COM
manders of the various organizations
in their responses to the mayors ad-
dress.
When Mayor Hartman. in the course
of his brief remarks. declared that
1--WE are glad to see you boys and girls
here tonight" the ice was broken, and
1.-THE laughs that greeted the remarh
we're continued throughout the even
ing during the course of the program
Tho first offering Of the program
was spirited number by the ire
and drum corps. ]. T. Butler as pre-
siding officer, introduced Mayor Hart
man, and following the mayors well
come. the department commander
thanked the city for its welcome.
81 think there are a good many OF
Ms here who have u new idea of Pen
dleton since our reception in this city,
he said,
In her response in behalf OF the
Women's Relief Corps, Mrs. Cora Nc
Bride department president, told OF
the work done by her organization
There is a membership of 10000 IN
the United States, and in the state
there are 4500 members, Disburse-
ments aggregating a total of s4sl
have been spent during the past year
She presented to Commander Butler
for the G. A. r. an envelope continins
n check, 'to be used for greatest good
Of the greatest number
Mrs. Florence NJ. Sturdevant, state
president of the Daughters of Veter-
ans was particularly happy in her eX-
pressions of praise for Pendleton.
1--WE Girls Organize.
"Since seeing Your city with its
wealth of green trees, set in the circle
of hills. l think of Pendleton as an
emerald in a setting of gold she said
she then told of the move to form the
organization. begun in 1885 on Deco
ration Day. when five Ohio girls, ac-
companied by Major William Mchm-
lev. asked the great American If they
couldn't organize to be of some use IN
doing patriotic work. That nucleus OF
five girls started the Daughters of Vet
erans which now has a membership OF
30 600 in the United States.
The great progress that has been
made since the beginning of the his
tory of our country is the result of
sacrifice according to Mrs, Carrie
Courier president of the Ladies of the
G. A. r., who responded for her or
ganization.
Following her speech at the special
request of Mayor Hartman, the fife
and drum corps played another selec-
ton. and they had to oblige with an
encore before the audience would
cease its applause.
Flag Day Program Given.
Following the reception, the annual
Flag Dav exercises of Pendleton
Lodge No. sSS, B. p. o. e.. were held
with the officers of the chapter in
charge. Following the ritualistic pro
gram, the address OF the evening was
made by 1t. Col. Charles Wellington
Furlong, U. S. r
Col Furlcng's theme was "Amcri-
canisnl" and he dwelt on the neces-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15
Ne1cS Notes Of Pendleton

a . = = @@@ &% %% - = .
4 CALENDAR or EVENTS
. eJune "a, Is, 16--State con-
= ventl0n Of the q. A. II.
y June 27-August b--summer
= Normal School.
= 4 July 10 to 16--Ellison- White
= Chautauaua.
. September 22, 20, 24-Annual
= Pendleton Roundup.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15

Flag Is DISPLAYED

The historic flag owned by Mrs.
Mary Lane of PendIeton is an interest
ing G. A. r. encampment display The
flag, shown, at the Peoples Warehouse,
was made by the women of st. Louis,
after the standard of the First Mis-
souri,. light cavalry was shot to pieces
at the Battle of Springfield. The flag,
beautifully embroidered on heavy silk,
was made under the direction of Mrs.
Frank p. Blair wife of General Blair,
and by an act of Congress. the word
"Springfield'' was lettered upon the
banner. Mrs. Lanes brother. Colonel
Lathrop, was presented with the flag
and through him, II has come into Mrs
Lanes possession. In the display are
many historic Civil War relics, owned
by Major Lee Moorhouse.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15

sity of preserving the spirit and ideals
of the country. Experiences that be-
fell him as an intelligence officer in
the Balkans and in the Near East were
recounted by the speaker to show that
honesty and fair dealing have not
been characteristic of the settlement
of European problems.
The formation of foreign blocks
in our country should be discouraged
the speaker declared, and polipiticna
who are the tools of foreign influences
should be spurned by the American
voter,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15
THE INDIANS KNEW

A famous physician stated that moro
women might find relief from suffer-
ing through taking a medicine lika
Lydia f. Pinkhams Vegetable Conn
pound than through undergoing sur
gical operations. il they would only
take it in time. At the first sign OF
female weakness. as indicated by back.
aehe5 dullness. bearing down pains and
nervous exhaustion. take this famous
remedy of roots and herbs. and avoid
the serious consequences Of delay.
The Indians and early settlers knew
and benefited by Natures Allies. the
roots and herbs OF the field. Because
lydia T. Pinkham knew their medi-
cinaI value, thousands of women all
over the world have been saved from
operations. but only such as have taxi
en- it In time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15
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Luncheon Is Postponed.

The usual open forum luncheon OF
the Pendleton Commercial Associa-
tion has been postponed and will be
held on Friday at the Quelle at noon.
instead of tomorrow. special invi-
tation is extended insurance men as
insurance will be the topic for discus
sion. Talks will be given by James
Estes. Bert Jcrard and L. f. Averill
local insurance men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15
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Gradc RaIIroad connection.

The connection between the .. w.
X. and n. and the Northern Pacific at
Burbank is being graded. Work has
already been started and when II Is
finished the o. w II. & N. will use
the track Of the n. r. there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15
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Cars Have Collision

The fender of Buick car owned by
James Johns, Sr. was broken and a
Spokane touring car received damage
when the Washington car collided with
Mr.. Johns car at the corner Of Main
and Court streets near the Inland En-
pire bank yesterday afternoon. The
Johns car, driven by Miss Mary Johns,
was turning the corner and going west
on Court when the Spokane car, after
crossing Main street on Court, ran into
the machine. No one was injured. A
large crowd OF spectators gathered
| n flor tba accident
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15
BIG TINS FRIENDS
HAVE DESERTED HIM

CHICAGO, June 15.-tU. P)-"Big
Tim Murphy's friends have deserted
him. The labor ezar was forced to
stay in jail in default of a 100000
Tail. Murphy is charged in participat-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15
/ / / / /
RaInbow Trout Caught

A collection of 25 beautiful Rainbow
trout Is displayed today in the window
OF Sol Baum's store. They were caught
at Rieth and the largest weighs three
and a fourth pounds. The fisherman
modestly declines to give his name
The bass fishing season opened this
morning and number Of fishermen
are plying the rod today.
lInr La nisnInN Nnn
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15
! I / I H
Hold Hearing At I,icth

M. J Buckley, general superintcn-
dent OF the o. w. X. and ~, arrived
this morning from his home In Port
land to attend the meeting which was
held at iieth today. Members of the
public service commission accompan-
led him to hear complaints OF some OF
the residents OF the town who oppose
the change of location Of the depot.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15
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More Suggested Names, .

Suggestions for names for remaining
Cabbage Hill continue TO be sent In.
This mornings post brings the follow
ing suggestions from one who signs
herself "A Subscriber" Meeker
Mountain or Meeker Way in memory
Of Ezra Meeker Sacajawea Way or
acajawea Mountain in memory Of the
Bird Woman who guided Lewis and
Clark. Pioneer Dreamer's Trail, En-
pire Lookout and Evergreen Way In
memory of the first settlers OF the In
land Empire
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15

They Bake Good Cakes.
The popularity of the women OF
Helix and their ability at baking de-
lcious cakes promises to become
watchwords III Umatilla county " any
more Pendleton baseball teams In the
Twilight League go there to play
baseball and remain over for the fam
Gus feeds that are usually one OF the
big features OF these sporting events.
Monday evening the Christian team,
Iaocompanied by a number OF boost
ers. went to Helix and played the team
there. The Christians won a close
game by score OF . TO s, but they
declare that they received more en-
ioyment out OF the supper that was
served after the game than they did
By winning the victory Several other
iPendleton teams have enjoyed the
hospitality of Helix people this sea-
ann
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15
Indians TO Play Helix.

An effort to even the score with
Helix will be made by the Tutuilla In
dlans Friday evening when the In
dians will go to Helix to meet the up
country aggregation. In the first game
between the two rivals. Helix carried
OFF the honors A supper compliment
ary TO the visitors will be feature OF
| the evenings fun
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15

ion of the 100000 Dearborn station
fessed yesterday and repudiated the
confession today. "Yes, they found
100000 worth of bonds in my father
in-law's house. he said, but I was
holding the sack. / was not mixed
up in the job, but just took care of the
money for the birds who said was
the brains of the gang. vincenzo Cos
mano. street sweeper. who was ar
rested with Murphy, maintained his
traditional silence.
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Germany is making synthetic gaso-
line from brown coal-tar.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15
To Remodel building

Application for a building permit to
remodel her residence on Spruce
street was made yesterday at the office
Of the city recorder By Rosa NJ. Elliott
The estimated cost Of the work will be
| 5000
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15

Getmany Is making synthctIc gasO-
line from brown coal-tar.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-06-15
TO Let Indian Leases,

~ AfNN AhANANsh Af~ANHtHs
Advertisements have been Issued Dy
the officials OF the Umatilla indian
agency Inviting bids for the leasing OF
Indian land for the period beginning
October 1st, next. The lands adyer-
tlsed for lease at this time are those
upon which leases expire this fall,
the lands TO be cropped this summer.
Two hundred tracts are TO be leased
az this time, the acreage OF each lease
ranging from 40 to 200 acres. Bids
will be opened at the umutilla Indian
agency Saturday. July 9th at 2:OO
o'clock, p. m. A guaranty deposit OF
10 percent OF the amount of bid Offer
ei Is required to accompany each bid
A recent statute enacted by congress
requires the collection. from each les
see. OF IS fee for making eacl
lease.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23
MILAN MASONS
RECONSTRUCT
$4,000 HOME
Eureka Ledge Smoker Booster 1eet
to Urge Project; Building
Site ID Offered.

Milan, Ill.,, May z3.-Milan Ma
sons are discussing plans for the
construction Of a $4,000 temple.
s. 8. Davis has offered a site at
Main and Water streets.
The plan is still indefinite but
members of the order in this city
are hopeful of starting construction
in q short TIME.
To advance its plan and deter
mine sentiment Of the lodge body
Eureka lodge No. So, Saturday night
entertained 100 members at q
smnker which developed into a
booster meeting for the project W.
B. Mcintyre Of Rock Island spoke
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23
SUGARS
BELOW NORMAL
Cspridoss Spring md High Csst
Of PrU1uo&ion Were Hnndjoaps
" Surplus Helps ShsEtage.

Montpelier. Vt. May IA csp-
ricious spring and high cost Of pro-
duction kept the maple sugar crop
in Vermont below normal this Se4r.
This II the summary ot~reports to
larger dealers here from sugar
farmers throughout the state. There
will b no shortage OF the tangy
sWl ut, however, they say, - there
wdb . Considerable surplus from
1890.
Although the forrest census shows
that there are 10000 900 sugar
maple trees In Vermont not more
than $500, 900 Of them have ever
been developed. This year abeut
I SOC. 900 wsre tapped The sugar
and syrup Yield. It ID estimated,
will Be less than 5000 tons.
Weather conditions were import
ant factors in the decrease, q the
usually warm periods Of early
spring were not tempered BY the
frosty nights that are needed 70
contract and expand the ssp nov
- that Il vin run frooly.
Farmers declare they vQs
Obliged 70 pay wages equal to the
scale Of . ysaf ago and that Other
equipQnent ussd b harvesting
showed, 1oroDe1onoos1nrIk3oa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23
RECOVER TIRES
STOLEN BY men
Farmer Near Andalusia Follows
1fail' Of ". Fuhlmer, Warren
Allsup and Burt Meyers.

william Fuhlmer, Rock island,
and Warren Allsup and Burt Mey-
efs Of Muscatine were arrested BY
sheriff John @. Miller and Station
0dlcer Gus Kirsch Of the Rock Is
Ind police department Saturday
Genernoon on charges of stealing
a1to tires from Gilbert Hobart, liv.
6e below Andalusia.
The men were arraigned before
Magistrate d. J. Cleland in police
4ouft Saturday night ON charges OF
larceny and bonds were set at ST.
90 each pending . hearing We'd
leaday.
@Fuhlmer could not furnish the
bond and was remanded to the
county Jail. Both AllsupSand Mey-
cTB furnished bonds.
The men are said to have stolen
three tires from Hobart last Fri
dny They were seen at Andalu-
- Saturday and Mr.. Hobart and
HI son took up their trail.
They continued the chase to Mi
Ian and then called sheriff Miller
talltng him that 1t was believed
Tho men had come into Rock Is
land.
0Mcer Kirsch accompanied the
sheriff. and Allsup. and Meyers
ware found in . car 1T Q gasoline
0Ning station on Twelfth street.
lnpllcato Fuhlmer.
They are said to have implicat-
e. F0hlmer. and the officers drove
ia y sawmill near Milan. where
t0ey aound Fuhlmer at work. Tires
% uhlmer's car were identified
By 0r. Hobart and the man was
placed under arrest All three were
TIM brought to Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-23
FINED AND THEN
ARRESTED AGAIN
RENEWING FIGHT

! A fine Of $1S was suspended over
Herman 6chultx BY Magistrate D.
]. Cleland in police court Saturday
afternoon on q charge Of disorderly
conduct preferred by w. L. Huntley.
Huntley had Schultz arrested
Saturday morning on a charge of
disorderly conduct and he was fined
Il in Justice court. Neighborhood
Quarrels were said to have been
the result Of the arrest.
In the afternoon Schultz 10 al
legged to have started . fight with
'Hunuey. He was worsted in the
encounter and the police, having
been called to the scsns, Fourth
street and eleventh avenue, brought
both men to tho station. The me
was suspended over Schultz to IN
sure future good behavior.