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The New York herald., 1921-05-03
sALNArloN DRIVE STARTS.

The first day in the Salvation Army's
drive for the third home service fund
was reported last night as having ended
With large sums pledged to the organi-
cation. The canvassing of the city be-
gan in the morning The womon's divi-
sion Of workers, directed by Mrs. Paul
Forester and Mrs. Frederick Lutz. took
up the work OF collecting money in ho-
tells. theatres and the department stores.
Headquarters for returns were opened In
125 West Forty third street
The New York herald., 1921-05-03
WOMAN IS FREED
IN SHOOTING CASE
Indictment Against Mrs. NAL
fettone Is Dismissed.

judge Burt j. Humphrey in the
Queens County Court yesterday dis
Irene Maifettone OF $40 Manhattan ave-
nue. Brooklyn, with completely in the
shooting OF Mrs. Mary Desane OF
Ravenswood. Long Island City, April
20. 1920. Mrs. Malfettone was released
and went home.
The uoman's brother-in-law. Samuel
Pelusse. has been convicted OF the
crime. and is in the death house at
The New York herald., 1921-05-03

Sing Sing Prison. His attorney has
served notice Of appeal and this will
act as a stay Of execution. Pelusse
was TO have been put TO death next
week
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
CINNO5T LUPIGU.
kolekto Detroitske pouli6ni
drahy oif~aden o $40, 600.

Detroit, 9. kv6ona. Dvanact
muzo ozbrojenych kratkymi
rucnieemi dnes odpoledne pre-
padlo koiektora poulitni draiiy
"a okradlo jej o $4,000 ma ho-
tovosti.
Pfepadeni udalo sc ma Hi
nois a Russell al. ma vychodni
.stran6. Bandit6. kterl jeli We
tfech automobilech, patrne ma
sledovali automobil T.. n. Nit.
chella, kolektora spolecnosti
ma jeho objlzdce jednotlivych
kulen.
Kdyz Mitchellova kara do
stala Sc ma zivou kfizovatku
ma Illinois a Russell ulicich, je-
den re strojG zatarasil mu ce.
stu, kdezto druh6 diva semkly
ijej Sc stran. V prvnlm stroll
byli &yri muzi, Y druh6m pet
We tfetlm tfi.
Vsichni muzi, die vyprav6n.
Mitchelloya, nell kratke rucni
ce. VstoupivSe do kolektorova
automobile, wall pytle, obsa
huilci penize q tryskem odje
| Ii. Bandit6 vybrali 81 pond6l
odpoledne, kdy nejvfce pen61
jest syazeno, prijem 2 nedelf
a 2 pond6lka dopoledne.
New York, 8. kvetna. Dva
neztotozneni bandite okradl
Edwarda Mamfriedonia 0 $500
| V iednom divadle s pohyblivy
mi obrazky ma Bowery. Poo
predstirkou, re jeho bratr jes
| tam nemocen, vyvolali iei dc
toiletni mistnosti a obrali
kdyz vysel "a mimi do pfedsi
ne a prosil je, ably mu penizt
Yratili, strelili jej dvakrate
zpGsobivse mu nejspi$e smrtel
| ma zrantni. Patrne lotfi musel
byti nejaci Znami Mamfriedo
MIA; jezto vedeli, re ma TOLL
penez pri sob6.
NGkdy mezi sobotou Y polec
,ledne a 9. hod. dnes rano lupi
! ti vykradli pokladnu Uniol
Carbide and Carbon Corpora
tion a ukofistili "a $4,000
dluhopisG a $500 ma hotovo
sti. Neni po Mich stopy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
STfZNOSTI MA CLEMEN-
CEAU-A
Nedbal pry vystrah, ze ameri-
cky senat odmitne Vercaill-
skou smlouvu.

Pafiz, 9. kvetna. Redaktor
Matinu, ktery provazel Renea
Vivianiho do Ameriky a prave
Sc vratil, podnika We SVEN listu
ostry 1tok ma Georgesa Clemen
ceaua pro nezdar mirove smlou
Wy. PiSe, re v breznu 1919 Gle
menceau dostal uredni cestou
od francouzskeho yyslance We
Washingtone zpravu, re anne
ricti senatofi oznamili vyslan-
ci, re mirovou smlouvu zavrh-
nou, bude-li k nj pfipojena
klausule 0 SvaZu narodu. To
.bylo dGlezite varovani, ktere-
ho mel feditel francouzske po-
litiky dbati, ale Clemenceau
ami zpravu tuto nesdelil parla-
mentarnf komisi, ktera ma We
Francii mad zahranicnimi yale
aitostmi dohled.
Clemenceau ieho prvni pfi-
ruci Andre Tardieu brzo ma to
vydali prohlasenf, V nemz Sc Wy
smivali nahledum. re by anne
rickV senat mirove smlouvy ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
0civ;dny dxkaz.

Ona tu5mivajic Sc r0zkos-
ne) NJ ze ano, mann vas sku-
totne rada. COZ jsem : vami "a
dnesni noe netantila sestkrate ?
- On: TO nenf pfece ale zad.
ny ddkaZ. - Ona: "Vsak W
byste Y tom yid6l ddkaz, kdy.
byste tedel iak spatn6 tan6i.
tc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
''SvEI''

jch kdla ako perut orl snase mad iatyrice vykopa
nSch hrobd Jsou til ctvrti pet vysoka M posava ge
nerala Vozenka, ozdobena cerny bandareni hauje pr
Tod. Ia MIN suite ddstonfk6 poznavame synpa k6ho d
il6no hapitana Danelovskeho presdia min o. cnz
posieoni cnv iese konrolue, zda e vsechno poradkG
ma SVEN h-e lie tn jiz vail do bran zeeno$eda layna
halskych leponaT an6rna vyrovnana rachovt6m empu
"a nj vlni kabaty a~couzskych egonaf konec rus
kIch Hradni rota pukami vysoko zdyizenymi zaujfma
cene msto opoda hrobH neDot 30 voiens r0zouG
S mrtvymi kamarady..
Zatopa venc1 kytic palem nadhern5mi stuham sunni
zdchem Jako by vsechny kveouei stromy pohadovch
brad pfy poklon etyfcet tfem chudych umuce
nFch dl Ale eiich krasa nadhera mzejf pfzrau vek6
Boles kdyz trnovv venec symbola ttyficet til cesk5ch
Imucednk1 skldnf sc k zemi
Ten rnovp presidentuv ie netklvais kazdv eho
trn zabodava az do srdcel
Celou hodinu t1va vnasenf rakv k ocsovangn hrob6m
Ia rakvem pfichazejf pribuznf pozsal ctyricet dve
drz6ky b5mi zavoi v6neGkv rukou po star6m zvv-
ku. mez tim voaci zbavu rakve statnieh vlaek po-
kadaj ke hrobdm vchzejf hbtov: zstpc pana pre-
sidena dr. Samal zastupcovd ceskos vlady ak6ho krae
]zahranienf dplomace cenov6 parlamentu a zurnaist6
Generaln stab eee generalem Mittehauserem gene
raem Macharem zauia misto povzdal hrobG ma eichz
bzkost mali pravo t6to chyi edna pfbuzni mrvych hrd
Ind
tax nadese posednf okamzik loucenf = Saolfkovo vo
ienskt etadlo pfeetuc pohfebiste shodio $e set
metr rakve kvc ovanskou trikolorou Kyice ies6
noopadla ale d6St bvch rGzovych kafskn liz vzdu-
chem nesysn6m seestu dopada erna vka potemneych
|rakvf. pukovnk Medek basnk voiak ruskch egi so-
Ivy krasn1mi vroueim out mrtvymi mudednky zehn
jeh pamace drtf ketbou zbabel6 vrahy VIOLA Jim
mraku vetera mz sv ien bleda zafe hbitoniho svsta
Dobrou noc Pfedseda Vyboru vselegonaTskeho dr. Vaa
zada pTtomn6 aby po star6m leeonrskem zvyku zazpa
mad ralvem mrvych bratf Kde domov midi. Zpivaif
vhn iedva posledn oka dozni vzdava Hahol" pohfeb-
MIN choraem poctu mstitehm Bile hory
pax spous6if doln ralve, druzicky sypou ne bile
vtf hTbov6 rachotf Gesna saliva tam kdes daavach
dunf ozv6na tfiattyfceti delovych vystreG
Posledn tcst mrtvym hrlinnm
ten okamzk ie neboestn6iI netruchliv6isi. zal-
natky svJm natahuje mozolnata ruka ocova
Gern6mu vku rave naposledy zehna ie trem krzy;
zena sestra merka podepia hoem omdeou matku obra
lei naposedv oGi do hubok6 amv Male chudce ustroen6
d6ti pacou nekola hrob vd6 jsme stati houfu jake
luekane ptaky naTe vsude mi bolesne viky
fak tedy Pane Rohem. Spi tu mdj ynaeku zlaty, sp
Shy kuale nam po tvrich iako hrach; vsichni pla-
GENE vschni muzi zeny vzdy Boze mn tady tech city
ffeti til robd place dnes vSechen narod bude plakat
vzpominati tenlrte az kos naSch detf rozpadnou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10

Z lara vessel rolnik do masta
lie. abv zaprahl valacha, ale
valasek tn lezel s roztazenImi
hndty a " ami nedychal.
TIL to mann, fekl sedlak mr.
zute. To ie snadno byt kon6nl.
Celou zimu nem6l, mrcha, co
dflat, leda zrat ildyz ma
p~acov2t, Ia Zcepeni. To by
doyedl kazdy!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
Lekarska autorita.

Jisty obcan byl preiet auto
mobilem a lekaf, ienz no Wy
Sctfuje, Tika jeho zene: MAN
vaznou obavu, re vas muz Jest
mrtev".
Gale kde pax, pane dokto-
re-, VIOLA obtan, "nejsem mr.
tev, isem ziv".
"Mlc", opravuie no zena.
Pan doktor to mhsi lepe We
d6ti, nez ty".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
Take odpoved'.

"Proaim t6, Jindfichu, isl
ziv nebo mrtev? Jsi-li iest6 ma
aivu, posli mne 100 K, jea
isem Ii p1icil".
"Mily Ondro, isem mrtev
nemOhu".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10

ITO ie zvlastnfl Zanda ST
hude brat komunistu, Rfca 81
buda brat komunistu, Mana ko
rlunjstu - Gin to ie?"
"A tomu Sc divi8? Takovy
20 toho iest6 neispise vleze,
kdyz to nema Y hlavd V pofad-
kl I"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10

pfiial. M. Villeneuve, ktery byl
pridelen francouzsk6 legaci We
Washingtone, dokazuje listina
mi, re V lednu 1919 senator
Brandegee z Connecticutu po-
slal ma vyslanectvi 20 vytisku
reel Lodgeovy a reel Knoxoyy,
&adaje, aby byly zaslany fran
couzskG Wade Matin vytyka
Clemenceauovi, ze pfisnou cen
surou potlacoval We francouz-
skem tisku kazdou nepfiznivou
zpravu z Ameriky. Obvineni
tato vyvolala mezi politiky ne
male pohnuti. Clemenceau ma
to odpovida, re Sc nepamatuje,
ze by byl 2 vyslanectvi n6jakG-
ho podobneho varovani dostal,
ale kdyby mu bylo doslo, re by
nebyl mel jine cesty neZli od-
kazati je presidentu Wilsono-
Vi, ktery tenkrate dlel V Parizi
a ktery by nikdy nebyl dovolil,
ably francouzska vlada dbala
iinych hlasu z Ameriky nezli
jeho, vrchniho zastupce Spoj.
Statu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
Jak leci DIR. Pilulka.

DR.. Pilulka: Tuhle te medi-
cinv vemte lzicku po kazd6n1
idle.
NemOcny: A uzdravi mne
to?
Or. Pilulka: ia nevim - ale
rad bvch Sc dozv6d6l. iak ia
patentni medicina bude p6so-
bit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
Zubar ST no nechal.

Ucitel Ok zaku): Proc pax
Isl neprisel vcera do Skoly?"
"Prosim, pane uciteli, mne
bolel zub".
"A liz pfestal bolet?"
"Prcsim, ia nevim".
Jake? Nevis. bolf-li te zub
rebo neboli-li t6?"
"Prosim. kdyz pan zubaf 81
no nechal".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10

"KazdY den kvtici? Tot pri
lis. mila6ku. Nesmis 81 ddlati
tax velkt vylohy pro mne."
90 ma zlata, to nenI tax
zl6. Konec koncu to zaplati
tvui papa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
MIROSI.AV MAREK ,NEPRAVEM UzfvA JMENA
MASARYKOVA
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelar.

znoticcA. uvefeinenyeh posledn doba es tisku We
Spojenych Stech vyvta re sy Moslav Marek, kery pf
by do Amerkv zafi m. cesue nyn cs osadach A
merice osvoiue 81 imeno Masaryk, pfpouie je sVemu
vIasnimu vrdi ze bY pat syna presidentem Masaiy
KEN (Casopis Texan re dne T. t. No.
Tiskova kancelar ie zmocnena prohl%si, re pres
Masaryk proiev sice Cly zaiem oudy menovan6ho
mladka umoznil posliytnum hmotn6 podpory cest
Spo Statd. vak trzeni Marhovo ze by adoptovan
pcedentem Masaykem neodpovda skutecnost re
proo nen opravnen nazyva Mroslav Masaryk-Marek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10

ZTRATIL Sc certifikat The
Land Title Abstract Sublot No.
239 f. 142 st. nota ma $4,000
splatna Mary a Jakub Beibl.
Ponevadz listing nemajf pro nj
koho cenu, ie poctivy nalezce
zadan, by je proti odmene ode
vidal V adm. Sv6ta, kdez Sc
mu sd6li adressa majitele.
5-11
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10
PRODA Sc obchodnf cihlovv
.OnoMC~ oHCAOkOHxCHCyxOxCTc

PRODA Sc obchodnf cihlovy
dunn, kterg nese $3.50 mesfcne
najmu. Dunn je modern6 zari-
zeny a vytapi sc horkou vodou.
Jsou tam diva obchody a A by
ty. Tent odum Sc naleza ma jed
ne neilepSfch obchodnfch u
lie. Zada Sc hotov6 $4,000.
Haste Sc II J. Smetany, 5023
Dolloff Rd. Tel. Union 81 l..
-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-10

"Tak, Radimku, co pax u
della slusny hoch v motorov6m
voze. kdyz pffstoupl DANA a
nema mista, ably 81 sedla?"
Della, jakohy spal".
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-08-18
HAS TESTAMENT
PRINTED IN YEAR 1865

A recent article printed In one OF the
Spokane dailies regarding an ancient
volume that had been presented TO
the University of Idaho by Rev. II. II.
Mitchell, rector of ST Marks church
at Moscow, brought to the mind Of
Fred Erskine the fact that he also
possessed an old testament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erskine came up from
Lewiston where they haye been spend
ing the past few months, the fore part
of the week and on arrival here Mr.
Erskine hunted up his old volume and
on Wednesday was exhibiting 1t among
his downtown friends.
With the exception of the date Of
printing, 1866, on the title page, the
testament corresponds precisely with
the one presented to the university
which was dated 1903, and hears the
name Of the same author Theodore
Bezae. The cover is of real leather
and shows the effect of years Of hand
ling.
Mr.. Erskine's father was the Dos
SCISSOR of an extensive library and this
volume was contained therein, and has
possibly been in the family for gener-
ations.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-08-18
C. NJ. KING DEAD.
fassed Away Early Friday Morning
After Long Illness.

Charles Muhlenberg King, aged SO
Years. months and 20 days, died Mt
the home Of his nephew Grafton f..
johnson. at an early hour Friday morn
ing, after long period of illness. The
FUNERAL viii be held at the residence
on north State street, at 3 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. services being
conducted by Rev o. A. Cooper and
W. n. Knox. e. S. Hancock. funeral
director.
Deceased is survived by only two
relatives. Grafton F. johnson and
mother Mrs. Melissa Page, the latter
Deing sister to Mr. Kings mother
who passed away in GrangeviIle on
December 1s. 1920.
The direct cause of death is eiven
by the physician as softening of the
brain' induced by long period of ILL
ness, and grief over the loss of his
mother.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-08-18

and the general public and all persons
interested and affected thereby be af-
forded an opportunity to be heard and
to present their case as the facts may
thereupon appear"
After sending a copy Of the above
to the utilities commission at Boise,
copies were also sent to the towns
named in the proposed. schedule, and
from replies that have been received
by city officers, it is reasonable to
conclude that a united front will be
presented to combat the raise at the
present time.
If 1t can be shown that the company
is justly entitled to raise the public
in most instances will be fair in the
matter and permit a just compensa-
tion for services rendered. The COM
pany has made vast improvements in
the property during recent years
and this year the pole lines have prac-
tiaclly been rebuilt But this condition
will not occur again for many years.
AS compared with the rates charged
in other sections of the country the
present schedule in effect here is con-
sidered high by many who are capable
OF figuring it out The raise asked for
in the application is stated to be 10
per cent plus. The city officers of
Grangeville have figured on the ques-
tion and arrived at the conclusion that
for the fonr 400-watt street lights that
are in use t heincrease would be in the
neighborhood Of 35 per cent, and it is
said that domestic and commercial
rates will far exceed the stated 10 per
cent
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-08-18
STATE COMMISSIONER HERE.
U. H. Barber, Of the Labor and Sta
tistics Bureau on WAY North.

o. III. Barber, state labor and sta.
hstics commissioner for Idaho. &C.
companied by Mrs. Barber and Miss
Florence, and Miss Kerr, chief clerk
in the U. S. bureau of crop estimates
OF Boise, were visitors In the city for
a short time Tuesday. The trip from
Boise was made over the North and
South highway and rain caused the
party to remain over Monday night
at White Bird.
Mr.. Barber was loud i'm his praise
OF the new highway and the scenic
wonders presented to view along the
way.
The publicity campaign recently in.
auguratcd to advertise the state of
Idaho throughout the cast was taking
MIR. Barber to the northern part of the
state. This campaign, Mr.. BARKER
stated, was going nicely, photographers
were in the field at different points
through out the state, and organiza-
lions being effected TO raise TIL quotas
Tor he several communities all along
the line.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-08-18
CEDRIC GREEN MARRIED.

At II a. m. on Tuesday at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Fiddcs on South State
street, occurred the marriage of Miss
Amy Hamtz and Cedric Green, both
of this city, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. o. A. Cooper of the
Christian church. in the presence of
a few immediate friends of the young
folks
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Hauntz. well known
residents of this section and the groom
is in the employ. of Day & Abramson.
with whom he has been connected for
some time past
The toung folks have the best wishes
of host Of friends. They will make
their home here.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-08-18
HAIL DAMAGED CROPS
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
A Few Total Losses Reported: Seine
Partial; Grain i'm Shock Hurt


The hail storm which occurred IN
this section ON Sunday afternoon did
considerable damage to crops west and
south of the city and from the foot
hills soutn-an east of town, and was
followed by very heavy rain.
A complete loss Of 55 acres was re-
ported by Harry Wood, who resides
on the Craig L. Spencer place to the
south, and other acreage sustained a
lesser damage. Insurance of $1,000
per acre was carried
Frank Gregg sustained complete
loss on $50 acres. Insurance 5000
per acre
James Fray and Mr.. Keppel had a
complete loss ON 100 acres with no in
surance.
A loss Of approximately 80 per cent
was sustained by Guy Elder ON ninety
acres. No insurance.
Mr.. Ailor. residing ON the former
Bonstrom place, reports a total loss
on 65 acres, with $40 per acre insur-
ance.
Mrs. Caidie Ramsdell lost 75-acre
tract on which $4,000 per acre insur-
anee was carried. Some of the grain,
however, was in the shock.
G. l.. Bourland, Bob Roby and .h-ss
Hollingshed each sustained consider
able loss with no insurance
While some hail fell in other sec
tions Of the county losses reported
have not been verified.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-08-18
Geo. D. Smith Elected Presi-
dent of 1921 Organization;
Harold Harris, Secretary.
PLAN BIG PROGRAM
Secretary Now on Coast Seek
ing First Glass Attrac-
tions for Event.

Border Days, known far and wide
as The Show That Keeps the OLD
West Alive" Is to he staged In the
new Border Days park in Grangeville
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
September 2S, 20 and 30, 1921. This
will be the seventh annual Border
Days exhibition.
Final arrangements OF the organiza-
rion of the working forces to handle
the 1921 show were completed this
week when Geo. ID. Smith was elected
as president and Red Harris secre-
tary. The directors Of the show afe
Hub Wood, Mat Geary and Charlie
Campbell, and all the men who are to
be identified with the coming show
are interested in it's success and have
already started the ball rolling toward
that goal. Mr.. Harris will also have
charge OF the publicity and large post
ers were printed the first of the week
and are being distributed over the
country.
The big grandstand at the Border
Days park win be completed at an
early date and bleachers to accomm0-
date several hundred patrons will be
constructed soon. A plan for corrals
and sheds for the care and handling
of the horses and cutie to be used at
the show has been outlined and when
the gates are swung open for the big
show next month the city can boast Of
as fine an exhibition park as any in
the country. Accommodations will
also be provided for the agricultural
show. two added features of this years
| festival.
The daily program of entertainment
at the park each afternoon viii be dis
tinctly western in character. Keen in
terest in the coming show has been
manifested by the people of the Salm-
on and Snake river sections as well
as all parts Of Idaho. Lewis and Nez
Perce counties and, while it is antici-
pated that riders and western perform
ers Of national repute will be on hand,
1t Is probable that many of the choice
prizes will be taken home by local
cowboys A wide canvas is being made
by the managers of the 1921 show to
secure native bucking horses and al
ready splendid success is reported. Up
] wards OF 20 head of horses, for the
bucking contests and wild horse racea.
will be signed up for the show. Sever
al lunches of steers have also been en-
gagged as well as calves and mules for
the calf and mule riding stunts. which
generally provide an abundance of
comedy.
Parades each morning will be fea-
tured and plans are being formulated
for an extensive and attractive night
show. which with the numerous down.
town attractions, will assure CON
tinuous program Of entertainment for
the entire 72 hours of the show. Red
Harris, secretary, left the first of the
week for Pendleton, Portland and
other coast cities TO sign up a string
OF attraction for Border Days and it
expected that this department of
the show. as well as the entire pro-
gram. will be the strongest in the his
tory OF the exhibition
Watch the papers and posters and
hand bills for further announcements
Of Border Days and plan to be in
Grangeville for this show-the biggest
event of its kind the city has ever
staged
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-08-18
Through Solicitation of Newly
Formed Community Club.
Generosity Shown.
LADIES CLUB GUESTS
Auto Camping Park Finally
Secured for Benefit of
Summer Tourists.

The matter of suitable park for
minds of the members of the Grange
vile commercial club for some time
past and seemed to be question that
was almost impossible of solution. The
park belonging to the city at the top
of the hill in the east end of town
was being considered by the city coun-
Gil and committee to represent the
club was recently appointed to work
with that body in securing a place for
auto tourists. Since the formation Of
this tract into park the ladies of
the city have expended considerable
amount of money and labor in beauti-
flying the grounds. The trees planted
are commencing to show results and
the entire tract is covered with fine
growth OF grass and will soon present
a very creditable appearance. The lad
les naturally objected to having the
park turned in to an auto camping
ground and held rousing meeting a
few days ago to test ont the feeling
among the populaee
Ladies Organize.
On Tuesday evening 25 ladies gath
cred at the Hattabaugh home and or
ganized the Grafgeville Community
club, with Mrs NJ r. Hattabaugh,
president; Mrs. A, C. Adams, vice
president; Mrs. T. Il. Edmundson,
treasurer. and Mrs. C. c. Call. secre-
tary. The purpose of the club is to
aid In every possible manner the up
building and beautifying of the city.
Decision was reached that the club
would oppose the making of the park
into a camp ground unless some other
tract that could be beautified and inn
proved was available Members of the
community club We're busily engaged
all forenoon Wednesday and when the
Commercial club luncheon convened at
the Imperial hotel at II O'Clock, seven
representatives of the new organiza
tiOn were on hand to present their
objections to the use of the park for
the purpose mentioned Club business
was quickly disposed of and at the con.
c-usion OF the luncheon Mrs. Hatta-
baugh presented the views of the lad
'es and the objects of their organi-
zation, concluding her remarks with
the statement that Mr.. f. ]. Fassnacht
who recently presented the city with
an enviable tract in the west end of
town, had withdrawn his objections
to having the ground used as an auto
park and that the citizens could have
the use OF it for that purpose for the
balance of this season only.
Mr.. Fassnacht's generous prefer was
quickly accepted and on motion being
made and seconded the ladies Of the
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-08-18
PLANTING OF TROUT
FINISHED THIS WEEK

The last shipment Of Rainbow and
brook trout to be planted in Idaho
county streams was brought In Mon
day night by Deputy Game Warden
Don G. Fisher, from the Standpoint
hatchery.
There We're 45 cans in the shipment
eight OF which were unloaded at Cot
fonwood for planting in Rocky Can
yon and Graves creek The other 81
cans were placed In the South Fork
OF the Clearwater by M. b. Geary and
Howard wctnerbee.