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Reds Won.

Cincinnati. Aug. s.-cincinnati had
an easy time winning from PhIladel-
phia today. 2 to 5. Bad support
spoiled Winters chances. Sedswick
forced in two men on passes and VIII
helm had TO finish the game Score:
r. II. E.
Philadelphia . 100 100 1908 { 5
Cincinnati -. ITO s12 e11-s 3 1
Winters Sedgwick. Wilhelm and
Peters, HenHne; Marquard and Win
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago. Aug. s.--speed" Martin
weakened in the seventh after hold
ing New York to two hits. andEthe
Giants touched him. for four hits.
winning from Chicago. S to ). Frisch
of the Giants. who was injured yes
terday when hit over the eye by a
grounder. returned to his position to-
day. Score:
r. 81 E.
New York -. GOO 900 4ez-s 10 /
Chicago ..... 1e1 leo aee-3 10 1
Sehf and Snyder: Martin. York
and Killefer.
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POTATOES

Eazzs,- Asg s-Potatoes, steady:
rsnes2- So cars. Kansas early Ohios
sckA RES $40 cvt; Irish cob
ar sSes cwL Nebraska. $3.50
Ssss c~L Colorado and Utah. 1926
EFL Eaaso and California, 1880
ssss c<t Kentucky Irish cobb1ers,
zE-f4 p- vFrsin:a No. . s300O
s1s9 5S--el
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ASSOCIATIONS.

Games Monday.
Minneapolis Il, Milwaukee 8.
Toledo 8 Louisville q:
Columbus 4. Indianapolis s.
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Dodgers Won.

Pittsburgh. Aug s.-Brooklyn
made it WI straight today by defeat
ing Pittsburgh. 4 TO 2. Grimes was
wild but frightened up with rnen on
bases. Cooper was hit hard. Score:
Brooklyn 49,. oo1 oo2 1907 10 i
Pittsburgh -. 900 DOL o1o-2 s. Q
Grimes and Miller; Cooper and
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Boston Tie sth
Senators Hit Hard

"uduJfS MI ddEu
Washington. Aug. s.-Wasn:rs.or
pounded a quarteIts Of ST. Lauis
pitchers today for HIS and
won. is to- ). johnson held the rizs-
tors safe at all stages.
~ Score: r =
St. Louis ..-o1o oco ea2-5 10 4
Washington o32 o12 17x-Is i! !
Bayne. Koip. Morris. BurweII and
SEVERED; johnson and Picienicn.
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Cardinals won.

Cardinals Won.
st. Louis. Aug. s.-rhe Cardinals
scored their third consecutive victory
of Boston today. : to s, a base on
balls forcing over the winning run
in the tenth inning. Home runs ac-
counted for three. St. Louis taI,ies.
Hornsby getting two and McHenry
one. Hornsby's second cirsuit drive
tied the score in the eighth. Score:
Boston 49,. III oo1 10 e-e - 0
St. Louis F.. o10 1913 01o II IL Q
Fillingim. McQuillan and Gowdy.
O.Neili: Pertica. Bailey. Haines and
Dilhoefer, Clemons, Ainsmith.
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SPORT BRIE

RI -.-T-rs- .r#a. ts'H.E# NH#fE .lT-aE-- o. |-a.4-
St. Louis-Frank C. Mason of Fort
wayne. Ind, was given the referees.
v e Knockout Brown of
New Orleans in a 10 round bout.
are f1yweights.
Philadelphia-The Philadelphia Ma
tion league baseball is not to be sold
Tor the present at least. William F.
president of the club an
nounced. :
New Orleans-Chuck Virgins of
Indianapolis gained a technical
knockout ver Jack Stone of New
York in the third round of their
scheduled Is round bout.
Philadelphia-The Leonard Tend
Ter bout for the worlds lightweight
championship will be held, here some
Tune in September, the promoters an
nounced.
st. Paul-Johnny "Keepie. Ertle.
bantamweight who retired several
Years g after being knocked out. by
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July Conditions Lowered
Eliminates OF Practically
All Grain Crops In U. 5.

CONTINUED From Page Is,
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Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Herald Wnnt Ads Bring Results,
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pounds and the. average production for
the Nv years. 1s15s1s..was 1.2T1.717,-
600 pounds. The condition of the
crop ON July-1 wass7L9 per cent of 4
normal, while on Ans. 1 last year it
was S4l and the ten rear Aug. I,
average is 7s.1. This years acreage
is 1.37I.Iees OIL ss.4 per cen less
than las years
Production. 100000 bushels.
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Duluth. Aug. Elevator receipts
of domestic grain; Wheat 1f2.300
bushels: oats 1920; barley 1890:
rye 1880; Flax $3.50.
Shipments: Wheat 1900 bushels:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-20
RADY TLUSTsfM DAMAM.

DneSni moda dava prednost
stihlejSim Zievam damskeho
sveta a snaha tato jest asi pri-
Ginou, re zdravotni komisar
naSeho okresu DIR. Robert Lock
hardt zavrhuje RUNE prostred-
ky sm6rujici k zmenseni tel
natosti dava zenam moudrou
radu, aby malo jedly. Had je
pry nejlepsf medicinou k zane
zeni ukladani Sc tukovych vr-
stew. Radu pax oddvodnuje O.
kolnosti, re Cim vice budeme
hubnout, tim vice bude tucneti
naSe tobolka vklady ban
kach.
Rada pana doktora/.iest sice
dobra, ale podobne uncle hla-
doveni by Sc dalo prirovnavat
IS anekdotickym drozkarem
ktery odnauCoval sveho konf
pici, ale mel ten mailer, TX
kdyz to kobylu, odpustenim
naucil, tato mu poSla.
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VYLET NADEJNYCH Dew
CAT L WARRENSViLLE.

Z divti domoviny We War
rensville odporucily Sc Vcera
dv6 IL a dv6 15lete chovanky.
Pul hodiny po zdariIem uteku
oznamovaly osoby V soused-
stvi, re widely d6vcata vstupo-
vati do pfipraven6ho automo-
blu, ktery 5 "vyletnicemi" ry-
chile uiel. Do dstavu byly u
prchlice dodany soudem pro
mladistVe provinilce. Jak Sc po
licie domniva, jedna Sc 0 pre-
dem smluveny Gtak, k nemuz
bylo pfately chovanek poma-
kano.
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PREDSTAVOVAL PRED
URADY BRATRA ZALOVA-
NEHO Z DVOJNASOBNE
VRAzDY.

Pete Campbell, 1886 vych.
81. ul. snazil Sc podvesti spra-
vedlnost predstavovanim sveho
bratra Jamesa, ienz jest hle-
dan pro vrazdu Sama a Villa
Gibbonsovych, spachanou pred
dvanacti roxy V Linndale, Ga,
"a kteryz zlocin Sc nechal mi
sto bratra zavriti. Kdyz byl
pred nekolika dny detektivy
Fiessem a Kolesarem zatykan,
tvrdil 0 sobe, re Jest hledany
James a proZradil Sc teprve pri
delsim policejnim vyslechu
Pravy James byl pax bezod-
, kladne zatcen a oba domneli
vrahove dopraveni byli vcera
serifem Wilsonem do Rome
Ga, kde postaveni budou pred
soud.
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ZJEDNANY kARERUV
VRAH DOPRAVEN BUDE
DO CLEVELANDU.
Novi obzalovani pro zlocin wy
dirani.

Dosud provedene vySetrova-
nj nasvedcuje, re k proceSu 5
vrahy Dana Kabera, lake
woodskeho nakladatele podano
bude jeste nekolik zalob a sice
ne X Will spachanemu zloGmu,
ale pro pokus vydirani ma ka-
berove a Colavitove, jez jsou
V obzalob6. Ob6 dostavaly do
pisy, aby penize, slibene "a cd
stran6ni Kabera byly splaceny.
Jeden 2 podezfelych jest muz,
jehoz automobil byl kdys ma
ietkem Kaberove ktery jest
jiz zatGen, jiny jest znam pod
jmenem Tony. PoslednejSi byl
zatCen "a jiste automobilove
melody, pro noSeni ukryte
zbrane, byl dan pod zaruku
$4,000, ale vzdor tomu Sc ne
dostavil k soudnimu liceni, tax
re penize propadly. Prvn6jSi
muz automobilem ma byti O.
MIN, jen, obdrzel cd Colavito.
We prsten a hodinky zavrazd6-
neho, ale oba klenoty nebyly
dOsud objeveny. Dosud V Buf
falu We vazbe drzeny Gala po.
pira, re by byl prsten obdrze
a tvrdi, ze skvost ma prst6 po.
bodaneho byl ponechan.
Kaberova sama v dobe vraz.
dy donna nebyla a Colavitov5
tvrdi, re prosten byl touto dan
ably jej odevZdala muzi s au.
tomobilem. Zatceneho italia pr
vezou diva detektivove, vypra
yeni potrebnymi papiry ma wy
dani uprchlych V cizich sta
tech Sc skryvajicich zlocincu.
Kaberova spolu $ dcerol
stravovany jsou okresnl vez
nici TAX jako ostatni veznove {
neni jim dovoleno, ably Ia Was
nj penize 81 pfilepSovaly. I've
davost jednotlivcu zachazi W
daleko, re Sc odvazuji pod RI
znymi zaminkami dosfci vstu
pu do iejich vezenske cely, ktt
rez pocinani arci jest marnym
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STREDA POSLEDNI LHU-
TOU HOSTINSkYCH
DVlREK.

Ably cely stat dokonale byl
"polepSen", dana byla do klat-
by povestna dvirka ameri-
ckych hostincG, ktera pry jako
2bytek Zkazenych dob parade
vati budou jen V museich. We
stredu ma Jim byti odzvoneno
posledni hranou, nebot' V tyz
den nabude pravomoci ohio
skym shromazdenim pfijata We
lice dulezita resoluce, aby z
ulic byl volny pohled do no.
stincu. Puvodce otisty senator
George H. Bender veri, re ten
to krok smeruje k dalSi ociste
clevelandskeho vefejneho Ii
Nota a ze hostince pfestanou
byti dostavenickem "pochyb-
nych zivlu".
Superintendent Ohioske Pro
tihostinske Ligy James A.
White vtera vydal provolani k
verejnosti, ably pomahala "a
kon provesti, jinymi slovy Jest
to vyzva k denunciaci, nebot'
Sc vyslovne pravi, aby kazdy
pfipad neuposlechnuti byl u
dan.
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Az do dneska udrzela Sc pove-
ra jednotlivych krajich u me-
ne vzdelanych vrstev. Ale pri-
pad davove povery, jaky moz-
no pozorovati nyni ma Mazur-
sku, vyvola Il kazdeho vzpo-
minky ma nejtemn6jsi stredo-
v6k. T6sne ma polske hranici
ma trait Neidenburg- Ortels-
burg lezf mazurska yes Muza-
ky ma upati "Zlatych hor". O.
sleply starec 2 nejblizsi vesni-
ce Jablonek snil nekolikrate,
zc We "Zlatych horach" je "a
kleto m6sto pres 1000 let sta
re, kter6 mono osvobodit hro-
madnym zaTikavanim certa. O.
byvatelstvo Zakleteho m6sta
zasype sve osvoboditele zla-
tenn. Starcovy sny veSly brzy We
znamost, a liz po nekolik ty-
dnU proudi kazdou nedeli tisf-
ce lidi z blizka 2 daleka
vSech stavu povolani ma "Zla-
te hory", ably zaklinali d'abla
q ziskali zlatou odm6nu. Pod
horou ceka zaklinace rada po-
vozd a automobile. VSechna
m6sta az ku Kralovci vysilai
ku zaklinacim obradGm sv6
zastupce. Obfady ridi omen sle
py starec a iisty hornik, kterJ
Y rozmluv6 Sc zpravodaiem
"Vossische Zeitung" prohlasil
zc byl iiz nekolikrat uvnitr '
hofe zaklete mesto videl. We
II, re Sc osvobozeni zdari, a
kral zakleteho m6sta re Sc sta.
ne kralem vSech kralI. "a zla-
tenn. ktere ziskame mesta, "a
platime sv6 valetn6 dluhy do
hod6 - tax koncil.
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POZDRAV p. B. SIXTY L
TREBONE.

Mas zpevak a herec p. B.
SlEta spolu dceruSkou Mil
dred zdravi nase ctenafstvo
peknou pohlednici 4 Trebone,
pfedstavujici rybolov ma Sve-
tn, nejvetSim to rozember-
skych rybniku. Ia pozdrav de
kujeme, ie mem ale moe vodv
a tn by mel p. Sixta vedeti, ze
vody tady name vic ne2 dost,
vice nea 81 prejeme, at iinak
isme yzpominkou velice pote.
semi.
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CTETE,
OSOBNE. ZKUSTE!

Kazdy Clovek milujfci row.
most, pravdu cistou, vedu cest-
nou, zivot skromny, mali 'neb
nema V projevech Spiritd je-
Ste Diary zjevne, chce-li spoiled
ne V duchovnich skutcich ciste
ved6 potrebne byt poucen TAX
to, kdo chce bez platu V zapo-
catem zasedanf V malem poGtu
osob byt pritomen, pecht' svou
iistou adressu zaSle - "lepe
osobnG' - J. N. nahore 1861
f. sc. Str. City. Takto obdrzi
vysv6tleni.
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RADOSTNA UDALOST.

Rodinu p. Charlese Erbena.
1916 vych. 116 ul., navStivil y
sobotu pan cap a ustedril vita
ny pfirdstek Y podobe zdrave
no devcatka, zcela die pfani
rodicd, ably NELL dpfny parek.
PAM Erbenova jest rozena Frt-
kova. Dedecek, p. Josef Frtka
meSka ma navSteve V Cechach.
kde bude zajiste zpravou c
pflchodu vnucky nemalo pot9
Sen. Gratulujem.
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levic. Hrobka, dne 21. cervna
1921 popraveneho ces. pana
kaSpara Kaplire re Sulevic,
nachazi Sc ma jeho byvalem
sidle Neustopove II Votic,
pod dlazbou chramovou. Ma
hrobky, ktere tvorily chramo-
YOU dlazbu, byly, aby byly u
chraneny, vyzvednuty a do zdi
zasazeny. Mfstni osvetova ko-
mise hodla V den tristalete pa
matky ieho popravy, zasaditi
do zamku neustupovskeho pa
metni desku.
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K ZPRAVE OSKONU p.
PISTORIUSA.

Rodina p. Vaclava Pistoriu-
sa, 1915 vych. so. ul, 0 jehOz
tragick6m skOnu jsme podali V
patek zpravu, die anglickych
listu, mas zada, abychom opra-
viii referat smutnem koncl
nest astneho muze ten smysl,
ze Sc nejedna nikterak 0 zou-
faly Gin, spachany nasledkem
finantni tisn6. Zesnuly byl sc
roku star, zanechaVa zde man.
zelku S jednim ditkem. Posled
nj dobou jevil znamky trudno-
myslnosti. Take otec jeho Jest
liz 18 roku mrtev a nikdy VII
bee ami V Americe nebyl. Pozu-
stall jeho nejsou nikterak Y ta-
kovem postaveni, jak by Sc z
prvni zpravy dalo souditi, vdo-
va po neboh6m Jest dcerou p.
Klipce.
Bratr jeho Y Cechach pax
slouzil nekolik roku ma Sibiri
a starSi bratr jest znamy osad-
nix a byvaly mattel reznick6-
ho obchodu ma Croton Ave.
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VRAZEDNY UTOk TRl IA
KERNfKU MA DUCHOV-
MILO.

VGera patrala policie marne
po pfitinach pachatelich Vra-
zedn6ho utoku ma duchovniho
dostela osady sv. Rocha, Ale
xandra G.. Yuppa, Y ieho oby-
dli, 3541 Trent Ave. S. w. Wee
ra casn6 4 rama byl vzbuzen
zvonenim, drive vSak nez-li O.
tevfel, tazal Sc po prlclnach
navSt6vy, poodhrnuv zaclonu
u dvefniho okna. Spatril tri
muze stoiici ma verande, 2
nichz ieden lined Vynal revol-
yer strelil skrze dy6fe, len 0
malo Sc sv6ho ellie chybiv. Rev.
arci rychle Cd dvefi posplchal
a ranni host6 ia MIN vypalill
jeSt6 asi pet dalSich ran. Ma
padeny pustil ma dtocniky psa
a sam Sc take odvazil ven, ale
dtocnici vyuzili Sera rychle
zmizeli.
Policie dtok vysv6tluie dvo-
Jim zpusobem, die jednoho je-
dna Sc as lupice, ktefi nell
zalusk ma nedavno skoletovane
cirkevni penize aneb 0 po-
mstu "a vystupovani duchovni-
no proti cinnosti "tern6 ruky"
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"Pepperell"

bile platno, neskrobene pew
ne diva a ctvrt yardn Stroke,
Jest platno vyborne jakosti ma
poslamky, ma cfchy ma povla
ky. Prodavalo sc drive az po
Sl.39 yard; nyni ho koupite v
striznim obchode "u KoudelG"
Y elsie 4735 Broadway "a po-
loVlcm cenu - "a pOuhych
SOC yard.
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Dostavte sc vsichni
dnes, v pondeli
v s hodin vecer do
dIlezite mimoradne
schdize, ktera Sc bu-
de konati v Ceske
Mar. SIM ma Broad
Ray. Do teto schG-
@ jsou zvani tezz bra
trl Legionari, kteri
pOsud nejsOu cleny
Druziny a vojini re
vsech spojeneckych
armad.
Prijd' kazdy v cas-.
TAJEMNIK.
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q SkSkS
{. S. P. S.
Narodni Hlavni Rad
a Velkorrad {. S. P.
S. statu Ohio, zadaji
timto dGtklive sve
mile cleny, majici
automobily, ably la.
skave Sc propGjccili
Sc svyrni automobily
k zajezdu do Elyria
" tonto statu, " ne
deli dne 26. cervna.
Budeme " Elyria to-
ho dine uvadet do
Jednoty C.S.P.S. no.
w rad pod jmenem
Elyria, cislo l23. "a
dame ty, kdo by z la
sky a oddanosti k ma
81 81 mile Jednote c. S.
P. S. byli ochotni Ia
dosti teto vyhovet,
oznamili to do Ura.
dony Mar. Hlav. Ra-
du, br. J. V. Lunako-
wi v Ces. Mar. Sini {.
1899 Broadway, tel.
Bell Broadway 2939.
Doba vyjezdu cd c.
N. Sine v nedeli dne
26. cervna We II hod.
v poledne.
UCinme tentO "a
Jed dustojnou ma
nifestaci ct. Radu v
Ohio.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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tKam letos pojedete ma
prazdniny?"
"Jeste nevim. Napred Sc mu-
sim podivat do knizky".
Zach, do 'PrGvodce po let
Mich sfdlech'?"
Gale kde do bankovni
nTnca -
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Domaci: 'LepSi byt byste ne
mohli najiti nezli zde. Lekar
le Y prvnim poschodi, policej-
nj stanice naproti a pohrobnik
We vedlejSim dome.
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JNE CVICENf SPOJE,
NEHO SOkOLSTVA Gle
VELANDSKEHO.

Cesk6 Sine Sokol ma Clark Al
We. a pOchodoval "a vesele Wy
hravanych pochodu sokolskouI
hudbou po zap. ul. budic po-I
z0rnost svoji malebnosti pek-I
ne vyflzenymi fadami. CerVe-I
ne kosile naSich junaku posky-I
tovaly latku k vselikym doha-I
dunn. ale diva skutecne nadher-
ne prapory americke nesene v
cele jist6 rozptylovaly kazdou'
pochybnost.
Kdyz Sc pruvod, jehoz Sc sd-
castnilo n6co ku stu sokolu V
kroji s n6kolika sokolkami Vrd-
til do zahrady, byla tato liz
sluSne obecenstvem Zaplnena.
Panovalot vGera velice p6kne
potasi, nebot' Sc zdal byti So
kol u sv. Petra, vzdor vSi ne
lasce jistych kruhu, dobre "a
psan.
Clenstvo po SVEN prichodu
Sc postavilo Y six a zupni ma
celnik Jan Sebek pronesl n6ko-
lik vet, kterymi poznovu zdu-
raznoval uCinn6jSi praci ma So
kolsk6 roll a nabadal k houzey
natejsi cinnosti. Soucasn6 odpo
ruGOval 6Gast pri odhaleni pra-
poru naSich legionaru, jez Sc
bude konati 3. a A. cervence.
Dobre min6na ieho slova byla
odm6n6na sokolskym poZdra-
VEN, nacez hudba zahrala
"Kde domov muj!'
O treti hodin6 pax zapotato
vereine cviceni, jehoz jednotli-
va Cisla Sla "a sebou raz ma
raz, bez zbyteGneho dlouheho
protahovanf. Prvni ma rad6
byli zaci, cViGici prostna We
dvou skupinach, Y prvni skupi-
ne (zaci cd TO roku) prove
dena prostna praporky Y
druhe (zaci od 10 do Ia roku)
prOstna. 9-10-lete zaGky daily
81 velice zalezeti ma prostnych
S krouzky a starsi chovanky
proVedly prostna dorostenek
VII. sletu Praze. Vykony ma
81 drobotiny teSily Sc vSeobec-
ne sympatii, jak tomu nasved-
cpyal tasty potlesk, kter6ho Sc
arci y pQdobn6 mire dostalo
boicum ysem bez, rozdilu. Hla-
vn9.. kdJz ma cvitiste veSli bor-
ci a pozdeii Sokolice. Clenstvo
muzskych druzstev provedlo
prostna, urcena ma slet Ameri-
cke Obce Chicagu velice do
bfe, &C jsou dosti slozita a ne
prave snadno k proVedeni. Zen
sk6 odbory provedly telocvicny
tanec taktez 4 prazskeho sletu.
Sokolky naSe cviGily V pekne
vyrovnanych fadach "A kdyby
Slo o zayody, musili bychom
Jim pfisouditi prvni cenu, ne
snad z galantnosti, ale ia o.
praVdovou zasIuhu. Cvicenim
sesti dru2stev borcu ma naradi
bylo vefeine cviGeni zakonce-
no.
Celkovy uspech byl dobry
zamlouvalo Sc nam zejmens
razne a dochvilne plneni pro
gramu a celkem mozno rici, zt
cviteni vCerejSi jevilo iisty po
krok oproti cviGeni posledni
mu. Nasvedcovaly tomu meier
prostna, ale vrcholnejSi a pc
cliveji proveden6 cviky ma ma
radich.
NavSteva byla velice cetna ;
mezi hosty byl tez p. DR.. Bartt
sovsky, zdejSi mas konsul Il
rednictvem. Velice mas teSil;
navsteva Getnych sokolskycl
veteranu. kteri Sc snad dosta
viii vsichni. IDA Sc, lie vcera b,
la pohromad6 celia sokolska TO
dina clevelandska. Po vycer
pani programu telocvicneh,
pustila Sc mladez V zahradnln
pavilonu do tance pri sokolsk,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-08
SOME IMPORTANT FACTORS IN THE
BUSINESS SITUATION
BY GEORGE E. ROBERTS

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Payments under repara.
tons agreement have Strengthened economic position q
allied powers. but have worked improvement in the
changes Sterling Continental and South American cure
cies continue weak. Vtt
FOREIGN TRADEReports for May, 1921. indicate low
level for in both imports and exports showing decline
of 5249o and 5S99o respectively from May, 1920.
INDUSTRIAL SITUATION-Contnues 10 mark time,
ing proper adjustment between prices Of agricultural produces
manufactured articles.
FINANCIAL CONDITIONS-Federa Reserve Bank Of New
York reduces So indicating easier money market
Call loans touched so during June-lowes point since
October, 1919
FARM PRODUCTS-Ths years wheat crop now estmatr1
500 million bushels compared with 1873 million buhels
prewar normal Recent price declines despite large exports
Corn prospects plendd Cotton acreage reduced 25o
market conditions still unfavorabe
IRON AND STEEL-Indusry operating from 20 80 per
cent capacity which is lowest ebb in years. Pr due
ton is below consumption indicating storing up of future
demand Stocks depleted.
FIIEISoft coal safes depressed ice way
Little demand for steam Anthracite production prac-
tcaly normal.
RIJII DING CONSTRUCTION-Distn Improvement noted
during past two Reductions in and prices of
materials afford basis for greatly needed operations
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-08

TIME present situation OF the
railroads Of Shis country Is so
II intimately related to current
business conditions That it should
be thoroughly aud generally under
stood. because only with the help
OF constructive public opinion can
the railroads Lope to regain the
ground they have lost.
Contrary to the charge that is
frequently made, we do not believe
that current freight rates are re-
spon.ible for the present low trend
of business throughout the country.
The causes OF commercial depres-
sior are world-wide and are not to
be found in domestic transportation
charges. When business was good
last Fall the largest tonnage in the
history of the county was offered
the railroads, despite the advanced
rates which became effective Aug
ust 26th. To-day ocean tonnage
rates are at the lowest levels in a
great many years, brt ocean traffic
is suffering perhaps even greater
stagnation than rail traffic. There
are many commodities that would
not move even if tt, roads offered
to carry them free. for the simple
reason that no market exists for
them.
One simple case illustrates the
point: Texas farmers in April re-
ceived $5 ; ton for spinach. The
freight rata to Chicago was $30.36
a ton. The retail lprict at that time
was $500 ion, or $264.64 more than
the railroad and tl-. grower to-
gether received. Whether the far
mer would be benefited in the
slightest by a reduction OF freight
rates under those conditions is
hardly debatable.
Regardless OF the present level OF
rates, it must be borne in mind that
this country has been built up by
the means OF the cheapest trans
portation in the world. So we be-
lieve that ultimately a general re-
duction in rates is essential, but that
cannot come urrtil railway operating
costs have been substantially re-
duced. Until then no reduction is
defensible. Railway rates are on
war level because railway costs are
on a war level Business would be
poorly served by slashing of rates
that would produce a series of rail-
way bankruptcies.
Nevertheless, we cannot expect
prosperous conditions until the
cycle of deaation has been COM
pleted In this cycle must be in
cluded railway wages and railway
supplies. When operating expenses
have been debated, railway rates
can be debated, but we cannot ex-
pect to go back to the pre-war level
of rates, as those rates were un-
fairly low.
An examination OF the railroads
operating expenses during the eight
months following expiration OF the
Government guaranty, shows actual
net operating income of the carriers
over that period was only $277,-
$4,000. A 6 per cent. return for
that period amounts to $72S. .901. 900;
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-08

secondary cause OF the railway
difficulties. The primary cause IS
the high cost OF labor and materials,
and these costs are almost wholly
beyond the control OF the railway
manager AS Mr.. Julius Krutt-
schnitt. Chairman of the Southern
Pacific. points out in very illumi-
mating letter just sent to stock
holders, o. cents out OF every dollar
OF operating expenses were paid to
labor at prices fixed by the Govern
ment; Is cents additional went for
materials and supplies at prices
Fixed by the Government. and 3H
cents were paid for. expenses in
CURED by the Government in the
FIRST two months of 1920 when the
carriers were still under Federal
control. Therefore a total OF 82K
cents out OF each dollar OF expenses
in l920-was paid out at prices prac-
tically fixed by the Government it.
self.
With all OF this, there have been
some recent favorable develop
ments. The Labor Board has
authorized IL ger cent. reduction
in wages which took effect July /,
which will result in savings esti-
mated at S37S,000.000 a year, and
the wasteful national agreements
are abrogated az of the same date.
Everyone wishes to see those who
work in transportation service
fairly rerruaerated, but there is no
possible justification for many of
the abuses that crept into wage
schedules turing Federal control.
The public should demand the
speedy abolition Of law-made iobs.