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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-20
I. CARTER SMITH
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-20

All films left with us up to 4 O'Clock
pm. are Out the following day at4p.m.
In al four out al iOnr.-SlOoom-Donner-
berg CO. iv22ff
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-20
FINS, FURS AND FEATHERS


W. 0. Hadley, deputy state game
warden, of The Dalles, has been here
the past week completing construction
work on a diversion dam placed at the
mouth of Hood river, confining the wa
ters to single channel at its conflu-
ence with the Columbia. Hood river
has been. declared a salmon spawning
stream, and the work of opening the
channel, in order that the big fish
might enter 1t, was financed chiefly by
the State Fish and Game Commission.
The city, however. has applied small
appropriations to the work, as the
deepened outlet channel keeps the
towns outlet sewer secured clean.
Considerable funds have been sub
scribed to the work of the diversion
dam by the members of the Hood Riv-
er County Game Protective Associa-
tion. The deepened channel, it is
stated, allows salmon trout and steel
heads to enter the local river, and fish
ing the past several years as a result
has been better than for many years.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-20

Duck hunters report that the recent
rainy weather has bettered hunting
conditions on Columbia sloughs. Sew
eral sportsmen the past two days have
returned with well-filled bags. Leon
ard Thomson and John Phelps, l5-year
old boys, each shot a duck last week.
A local hunting party, just back
from a hunting trip on Harvey Lake.
reports that the geese had not ap-
peared on the feeding grounds. The
sportsmen got the limit of ducks, how
ever, The unusual calm weather condi-
tions, it is thought delayed the geese
in their southwark flight The hunters
were: Earl Franz, William Marshall.
K. V. Foreman and A. f. Davenport.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-20

Sportsmen will find it profitable to
remember the following dates Of open
season for hunting: Deer, September
] 10 October 81 grouse, September
to October 81 4; ducks and geese. Sep
tember lG to December 81. and China
November to November no.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-20

A colony of beavers delayed the
United States mails in the Upper Val
ley the past week, according TO re-
ports Of citizens here on business. The
animals constructed dam on the east
fork of Hood river above the old toll
bridge. diverting a portion Of the
stream across an approach to the
bridge. Ned Van Nuys, rural mail
carrier, was unable 10 cross the new
current He reported,to county author
tiles. and Roadmaster Nichols, dis
patched to the scene, had crew re-
move the dam and restore the stream
TO normal
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-20
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-20

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ducts. Cut out coupon
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direct you.
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-20

Glacier office makes rubber stamps
for Fruit B0Ke=.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-10-20

have in mind. Send full description
of, and get our free adyice on refnish-
ing furniture, chairs, floors, bric-a-
brac, brackets, basketry, etc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01

CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01
THE ONE UNWANTED
By RUBY AYRES
Aufhor of "A Bachelor Husband" etc.
Copyright bv Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.

He flicked the whip through the cold
air with little stinging sound.
Have you any sistersf" he asked
irrelevantly.
Eyes. Two" told him promptly
"Ncllie and Winnie They're both aw :
fully pretty and very good!
80 good that they have never been
sent away into--exile?" he asked chaff I.
ingly.
should like to be like them" / added
quickly. II would much rather be my
self. ="
II am sure you would"
''They wanted boy when was
born" I told him for the second time.
my mother and father were both
dreadfully disappointed when I came
There aren't any sons in our family,
you see."
Nobody to inherit the old family
name, nobody to carry OH the old tca-
ditions?" he said With mock tragedy
Nobody to look after posterity and
spend the wealth of generations. -"
Il don't know about wealth." I in.
terrupted bluntly. 1--WE haven't got
much m9ney--unless YOU count the
aunts!"
hulCo MTs hnueTSOn eCnOCU.
Eyes. We've got some rich aunts,"
explained. Zone of them is Nelis
godmother and another one is Win
MES I" i. %Theirs Is the only money
we are likely to get ~
Mr.. Anderson laughed.
And you! Have you got rich
godmother, too?" be asked, looking
down at me with twinkle.
l very nearly told him the truth l
very nearly answered bitterly that
had got nothing Of all the many things
which my two sisters possessed. neither
Ceauty, nor love, nor n rich godmother
that was the one 'unwanted, the one
to be pushed aside and lost sight Of MS
much as possible but something in his
eyes checked the words on my lips.
Something. ] don't know what IL was.
made me want him to think well of
me wish that ], too. was as
pretty and attractive as my sisters
made me sorry for all the silly. scat.
terbrnin things had done in the past,
and sent warm. inexplicable glow to
my heart as / thought Of the future:
and ] laughed recklessly az I said:
oh. yes! I've got rich godmother.
too, of course! Like Cinderella in the
story. I shall turn into a princess one
Of these days"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01
,e prGINs THE STORY

s.,i,,.--Sardh Elizabeth Slater--
-. ,is.oa,oooirtsd her family. They
EsPpg'"6oy EsPpiS 6oy and she pas only q
ss.sisS ssssS, 20 different from her polite
fcmoo" and T icealthv prim dants;
rsfer' w. a, home and dismissal
Iicspgb" Harding school lead 10 ship
from Soe Coe'SS IN to O Dcvon farm IN
sing "e, W some pcnsioned serronss.
eAsrge " wgr,;pai tie vehicle she Is IN
ON h0 ot,ei and she is rescued BY q
oiss .,a m","' uoyno man, Mark Andcr-
soN'S,yh 10y ,hr community mognofe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01
CHAPTER "
A Significant Tea Party

she,s my cousin" Mr.. Anderson
g' She and her mother live hero
aaa Keep house for me-"
How NICE" I said vaguely. md no
laughed as II / had said something that
amused him very much,
nWarmer?" he asked. and noddod
aa this!' "''o l arm us nice
,,.tN, Its not nearly so old, but you'll
muOaoIy hnd 1t more comfortable You
here" 'Ne uPS'airS WINDOW
..A land what are the Alberrys likc?"
ASKED n.d anxiously.
", lney re jolly nice old couplc. 4"
oa Mri Anderson said warmly. "You
'uSnI 70 be happy with them"
mi. ooked past him and out Of tbe
h%thgoW' There was nothing tn Le soon
ST Tn' hlIes and miles Of fields and trees
A. "a, acaVily weighted with snow md
mid It is rather like being exiled," 7
raOi %u' ana faint feeling of bome.sic,
NeSs sp touched my heart. ~ s'e
,,,i,We p,vtofe you've been here tbreo month,
sSo,r never want to 60 back 10 I,ondon
s""'n, "n, ne answered, confidently
al Ion You ever want toYT Jinou;r-
mS iG,s shrugged his shoulders
and them 's'""p' lor week now
to,e,Ss. rMe might arrange So that We 90
turnsd t~yf next time we CO." | said. hc
his fs,. round and stared at me then
b.forraa race Grinkled up into a smile. bnt
cana ans ~ ne had time to answer his cousin
an eldoaGk lucy INTO the room, followed hv
ma .s .Ny lady, who was introdmced 70
dow 70 MRS Riley, and then we MI sot ~
II 10 10 tea together. W. q" '1'
seem0S nus lovely tea! Or nerhoro -
6eca"su0 more lovely than il rcoliv wa.
htme. ~ was 80 hungry, but We bod
and caIaaG IaaG bread and home. moTe inm %"n
afraid not from the oven and am
strictivi ale great deal more Than na. CO..
and 7 poLte' And my spjritS rose
dOr.n cnattercd away nineteen r. VTe, ~,
f.msrHhu ana IT was only afterwsrJ th"t
her motHpefed how silent both Nh ,nut nmi
and Ihother hother We're during tho wboia .CIn1 ani ana
when Il was ~. s,aly they bade me good by
ana did not ask me IN cor,o o,.
hrned m, we were out Of earshot
. II don't 'ttJhIisy thiSy 10 Mr.. Anderson,
I .ald. 'H'nk your cousin liked INC, "
why' Not IT. like you, Nina, Nonsense,
Il th%,e aoesn't know you vet
other straH soine women know ono nm
minute ,p,a,sht !, of-from the verv @ trst
shs dld rot answered. "And nm s,,rs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04

II ich tanec nnoxsm yykl44
siss y s1lst, wv " M NV = %
riadn5 ME tak aks i Nemcov i
Franctzov, ktorf ST sice pysni na
syoic tancs, nux az koma lrus,
kornil prasa.
Ked' So mladucha ma lltiahnit
+ p0cn6mu ,odpo6inlu, zaonu aky-
Il zylastny tanec. Mlady zat' Poi
me mlsdnchu 4 prip&se jej sabl II,
dvaia mhdenci tiez 50 sakl ami
pri bokoch, s faklami rukach
pred aalsdachou, dfaEice
- taktieS ii svatohniai, kteri
mladnchn chou odnrevadit' -
-tancqja "a Hou. Mladueha pla7
de, ked : SO ldGi rodiGmi q $ maj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04

|Blif5fnai prib ymi. Relom ked
najtShsis tsiassj6, llaspozorovane
|odbehn1 hou do izby, kde su
|Hostels Tento tanec tancuiti aE
aotial k5m sa mladueliin sprie-
|sSd Nrati. Vtedy drazba na ho-E
ION medi nesie mladucAynn par
tn d yenec yeal = nsllo krasa ie-
dina draxica. Il, 60 nesll hkly,
|iSal papredku, oatatnf "a mimi,
|pretancujd ssetky isby, ) tym "a
|tento tanec skonef rasIeslujti
|tance inaksie.
q Rano mladncha must byt' W tax
|udesanA a'ko sa Seny sesd
Dl'a S. Kosican.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04

KoSice, hlavn6 mesto horn6ho
Hbnrsla, leiia II doline medxi W.
sdkymi. vrchani. Y lete je nebez.
pecne tn cestovat'. Ked' Gloyek,
ide 0d Tokaja m,lsi ist' cez dedi-l
ny, ktore 81 pod tureckym pam
stvom. Ked' ide Cd Spisa, must
prejst' dolinou, ktord obsadili
zbojnici. Ked ide Cd Presova,
musf prejst cez strme vrchy.
v Kosiciach povetrie je vein
nezdrave mesto kazdych sedem
rok0E navstivi morova rama, zva-
ma pestis. Cudzf clovek tam sko-
70 ochorie d npadne do horncky,
ked Pile kosick1 vodn.
Kto vyjde ztejto choroby osta-
ne zdravy. Ale monoho l'udi 20
mre ma nu, druhf sa biedne tia
cia sem tam nem0zu sa ami W.
|liecit', ami zmoret'. Tymto je
radno opustit' mesto, lebo .ked'
odidu k Presovu, uz ma skutku ci-
tia hl'ahcenie.
zenske ,najl tvar bl'ado- -zltka-
vel farby,. ktorii volajd kosickou
farbou. Prave preto ked sa da-
ktore dievca chce vydat', ak je Go
j len trochu pekne - peniaze ne
musi mat - hned bnde mat pi-
taea.
Pri meste tecie znacna rieka,
ktora vola sa Hernad. Okrem to-
h2 vynohradnych vrchov, kto-
re hi ada na Spis, cez mesto te-
Gle maly potok, ktory sa hned'
pri brane roztecie na dvoje, tax ze.
,cele namestie, mestsky dom OBJ
vchodnu budovu, turecke vazenie,
mestsk1 straEnicu, tri |apatieky,
vsetky obchody, hlavny chram,
ktory Mad 'ari Nemci kazdy den
zamienave upotrebuj6, slovensky
kostol a miirom obohnann evanje-
hckil skolu ramena potoka so
dvoch stran obtacajt. Cez tento
potok meste vedie Styridsat
mostlkov.
Domy sd vel Ike, stavene dl'a ta-
hanskeho sposobu, ba sn bez pova-
ly, taktiez al farsky chram, ktory
lie obdivuhodnou stavbou, 20 sa-
mych stvorhrannych kamenov SO
zeleznymi spojiykami, ktore s1
poolovene. Ozdobuje no mnoho
umeleekych kamena kresanych
fantastickych figur, z ktorych
jedny sl1zia ma odvadzanie daz-
d 'ovky. Je tu al mnoho toce-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04

fnych schodor. 30 40 takS, 2e led
iaSmi dvermi vnidu dva5a ! tam
Az S prava i s lava na5ad schody,
|spolu m8m fst naher Bez toho
aby "a videi, ! yonku ion vsak vi
df kasdy
Sd al take tocene sehody, kteryy-
mi ked' clovek vyjde, nenajde
dvier, ale len jedna figaru, cez
ktera ako eez oblok aa5se vidiet
won. Ma tychto chodbach a to-
cenych schodoch clovek vera ln6Ee
al zablfdit tax, De clovek "a ho-
|dinu nevie sist dolu. Ma vrchu
tohto kostola sprace sa niekol'ko
sto, ha tisic l'udi, m6ze stat S
lpuskami V rslke.
" lete NEST 'ania flintami ,cvi.
cia sa v strielani a al ked' dakde
| lid1, pusky majd ma pleci. Ked
sa 2 takychto cvicieb poriadku
lvracajl do mesta, ma muir cintori.
ma, ktory zastupuje obranny m1r
| este dvakrat' musia strelit'. Pr
ttakomto marsi j bubennfk bub.
nuje ma jednom nesmierne vel
kom bubne. Veza kostola pokry-
lta je 6ervenou med 'ou, murarska
praca zvonovej veze stavana je vi
nom smiesanym yapnom.
Katolici, luterani kalyini ma
jn znacne, dobre zaopatrene skoly
tomto meste. Je tn al do poly
hlavna kapitula, lebo jagersky
biskup tn odbayuje vel Ike sviatky.
Tu sidi al hlavny kapitanat
horneho Uhorska, ktory ma do
bre zasobenu zbrojnicu, d6stoj-
nikov a iiradnikov. Pocas vojny
kosicky hlavny kapitan rozkazu-
je vsetkym zamkom, peynostiam,
hranicnym domom, grofstvam,
zupam a mestam. Ma tri mile cd
Kosic zacina sa uz turecke pan
stvo. Verejna bezpeenost' je tn
vel mi slaba, lebo ju znebezpecujii
vierolomci, ktori sa krest 'anov
stall Turkami ktori sa tillajli
ma okoli, lapajd krest 'anev a wy
slnzia ich Turkom.
Zaujimave je, ze ked' clovek
stoji pod vezou farskeho chramu
- ktory vo dne v noci STRATA
traja ozbrojenf drabanti - nepo-
.cuje plukovneho bubennika na ve-
ii. Naproti tomu odtial na dive
hodiny chodze, zvlaste iku Presovu,
clovek pocuje no tax, ako keby pri
nom bubnoval.
DIa povesti tento chram jeho
dive osemhranne veze stavali az
traja krali, ale stavbu nemohli
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04

\ ! = I'D J I. M =.
|skoneit Ida1to nla Aiso yyteeni
alchemisti, sk5nsii prAcn I kostol
|venevAi ttm tron kr6l l'am, ktori,
vtedy Sic zili. 4
Kral ~ to prfsi a. mesta, aby,
[si obzreli tito obaiyuhodn6 stsv-,
bu losovsli, dl'a mena ktoraho
ga ma kostoi volat'. LQsovali TAX
TO-: wall isinu dost' vel'k1 ze-
ieznd gul'p, ktora bola pripravenAl
ku zeleznej ret'azi ma rlf. Tito
gul'u hadzali ma kostol Ma ktorom
Igul'a nechafa znak tam, kde So
ho dotkla. Dohodli So tax, ze ko-l
stol dostane memo toho, 1epsie re-
ceno BE kostol bude prisl1chat
tomu, ktory najvyssie vyhoH gu,
El'u. Prvy vyhodil ju hodne w
lsoko., druhy este yyssie, treti
chcel prevysit' oboch, ale pocas
hodenia vytkla sa mn ruka. Ma
Ito, ackol 'vek on vyhral, predsa
81 nechcel kostol podrzat', lez sa
utiaho1 do klaStora. Tychto troch
kral'o 'ov komena vykresanych
mono vidiet' ma kostolnej vezi
oproti mestskemu domu.. Tretie-.
mu chybuje prave rameno miestoi
neho .je tam zelezna gul,a, ktora
visi ma zelezpej ret t'azi.
Mesto obohnane je trojitym,
mlrom, ktore majii tajne vnltor-
ne basty. Majd dive brany, ktore
SD zamienave otvorene, kazdy tyz-.
den druha. Braun kazdy den Of.
yori dvasto ozbrojenych. draban-
tov, pod vedenim dvoch .dostojni-
kov $ buzoganmi. s. kapitanom
ide jedon Glen mestskei rady, leboI
al panovnfk ma osobitnym klucom
opatrenh zamku, al mesto tax, ze;
jedon bez druheho nem6ze otvo-,
rit' braun. s mimi ide este jeden
bubennik.
Predmiesta sn tiez hOtlne ve1'-
ke: al tieto sn obohnane siancami
a rampant No ktorej strane jei
'brana mesta otvorena, tam je jar
mok tyzdennt trh. Bojac sa
zrady, do mesta nepustia vel Ike
zastupy l'udu, ale preto al me-
ste nieco predavaju. Ma strane ku
Tokaju vSetky jarmoky byvaj1 v
predmestiach, alebo prave pod
|slobodnym nebom, jeho nepriatel'
stale hrozi Fmestu.
Tu hovoria po mad 'arsky, po
slovensky, po pol'sky> a po me-
mecky. Tieto tri reel deti na,
ulici naucia sa bez zvlastnej t'az-
kosti.
v mestskom predstavenstve vte-
dy, ked' som ia tam bal, sedeli
SAINT evanjelici, ktorych asi po-,
lavica sd Nenci a Mad'ari. Je.
medzi mimi jedon rektor jedon
konrektor. V horskych mestach
ie obycajom, Re aenom predsta-
.yenstya davajd placu, aby takto
ich 1rad yiac znamenal pre- mich,
ako remeslo, ktore mac prevadza-,
id.
" tomto meste panuje pr1sny
poriadok. S dakym malym zlo-i
cincom nejd1 ku predstavenstva,
ably tam yybayenfm odkladali,
a rozlicne spekulovali MIN, lez
obzalovaneho ved1 ku mestskemu
rychtaroyi, ktory no alebo prfsne
pokaRha a prepusti, alebo tam
Ipred adomom rycht6rovym ,dra-i
banti na dlazbe ulioe prisijn mu
|.niekol 'ho ale len .prdtom.
L Ked' je rec vacsom zlocine,
vtedy vyrok znie ma "tri palice.' =
Y tomto pade ods1deny l'ahne 81
na zem blu no troma korbac-,
mi po chrbte, niektoreho tax, lie
potion nevie vstat' a drabanti "
kosi no musia odniest' ku barbi-
royi. Veru' ked' som ia tom bol,
jednoho, ktory sa rdhal Bohu Cd
sndili ma tri palice.'' "a celg
rok kazdy piatok by toto mussl
trpiet', 'ale neyydrzal, zomre1 Oh
lAxs1,c -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04

SsS ST ss ~
Ito staloa rsli apta ~ Nm rfs'
- Z hs IA. Aa11p hn6Au hi.
Faas6 6s,a6 ins,aele l'ahpat' Nsky,
Enshy kliAsMi prihii jej Ia zeai
| kat "a hlayu poloxil lei pichlaves
[trne q na. srdci drzaI iej dreyei,y
Ek6l AZ dotial' ktm u, -ceTkom ne
zahrabali. Hlavu jej AZ do po-
sleanSho ohamIenia nechali slo-'
boanS sby lEnaz mohol hovsrit' X
nej. Ked' prisiel rad na skonce-A
ME popaaEaaia, Int DO zeleznych
kliest 'ou wal zeravy zelezny kolta
.pnataxil he In drevsnemn kolu,s
-ktnry ,ako vieme stal nads
sfdcom zahrabanej. Katoy po-
mocnik kladivnm ndrel ma zelez-i
|ny h6l sdpaja slnhavia ma tyarF
popfavensj nest 'asnlcky nasypali;
diva kase zena. Mehnlo poout 1
ami isdn9ho vykriltaptia q belo'
strasns vidiat' he'd sa gem trechu.
xdyihla mad "a aiva pochoyanou,
l,os0bou.
Za Sira mali pochpvat' Oh led
nahe ehlaRa, ktorwy pridac ,domovl
v opilosti imachsl aabl on, nadolV
. nahaden smnsel me paRaal svo-
ju zenu, ktoph boia Roxelara-|
nom staye. Ponesae mu ysak mi-,
loyana manzelka ma smrtelnej pos
.steli Ksetko edp,.stila, ha sa al
(modlila za1he, preto mu len hlavu
at ali. Pre- prlklad he ale ret 'agmi1
lpfixiagali ku truhle q takto mu-.
sci list na pnpraNist'e. Tu no od-,
viazali cd trnhi a ,odOvsdali ka-j
toNi, ktory mu zot'el hlavu. Toe.
Ito tiez boil vel mi slnNtny po-l
hi 'ad, leho lsa tito msnzelia 20
srdea miloxai, a manzel len ma
hodou zahil sVeiu manzelku. Boil
by no omilostnih, lebe Dol yynika-.
jncim vojakom, ale jeho svagor 2
krxavej pomsty donuti sud k
smrtnemu yyroku.
Ma tomto kraji vlastne zacinai
lisa 'Uhorsko. Kde byvaju Slovaci a,
Nemci s1 zvyky celkom inc. Kaz-l
dy rok ma tri krale noveho NEST
skeho rychtara zvolia "a nasle-t
dovnych ceremoniu: Brany zavru
a recnfk NEST 'anov, tax zvany
"furmender" so sto NEST 'anmi
kazdej narodnosti d kazdeho vie-.
rovyznania, katolfkmi, luteranmi a
kalvinmi ide ma mestsky dom, kdei
zvolia noveho mestskeho rychta-
ra, alebo privolenim vsetkych
Ease potyrdia stareho rychtara.
Ked' sa toto stane, pochodom tia
hnu ma 'dvor kostola, ktory je po-
krity hrubou vrstvou slamy. Sta
!ry rychtar ide tiez mestskymi
radcami. Prfdu vsetky cechy a
remeselnfci so svojimi vyrobkalhi,
ktore nes1 alebo ma zerdi, alebo
max, ably ich snyise so syojim
blahozelanim ma znak svojej ncty
zaniesli do domu noveho rychtara,
akonahla sa dozvedia jeho me-
ne. Medzi darmy je al novy yoz,
ktory je vysoko nalozeny hladky-
mi dubovymi polenami. Tento yoz
sest' konf t'aha do dvora noveho
rychtara. Lenze to drevo v tom
roku neslobodno spalit', lebo toto
.dreyo je ma to, aby tom pade,
ked' by rychtar spachal zradu v
zaujme Turkov, sldzilo "a hra-
nicu,. na ktorej no spalia.
Ked' 'sfurmender' vysloyi me-
mo noveho rycht4ra, dvaja prvi
clenovia mestskej rady zayedt no
ku jednomu, X tomu ciel'u sluzia-
cemu stolcu. Vtedy zahrlcia triby.
q bubny, styria najinladsi eleno-
via mestskej .rady yysoko zdvilln1
stolec $ rychtarom obcania fri
krat' zvolajd "vfvat." Potom Gee
le shromazdenie v processif ide do
kostola ma Te Deum, po ktonDm
Il { " ~ - -. H
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-03
Community Movies.

The Committee in charge of put
ting on the Community movies in the
"Y" Community Hall every Friday
evening has a disappointment to
make this week regarding the films
which have been used and been so
appreciated by all, especially the
children. The Bray Photographs
which the Committee has been Sc
curing from the Goldwyn Distribute
ing Corporation in Salt Lake, are
not to be shown this week, and like,
" not in the near future, due to
the interference of the proprietors OF
the local Emma Theatre, who false
Iy claim that the local Communities
are competing with their own shows
These Bray reels are advertised as
being for the non-theatrical trade
such as the local Community enter
tainments of a purely educational
nature and for this very educational
purpose, but, influences derogatory
to the best public welfare, think that
the Brays are too good proposition
for a purely educational movie en-
tertainment. The letter received by
the president of the Community Nov
lie Committee from the resident
manager of the Goldwyn Distribute
ing Corporation in Salt Lake City
stating that no more Brays will be
sent, will be read during the movie
entertainment in the "Y" Commun-
ity Hall this Friday evening, and
also a few facts stated which the
public has a right to know.
The Movies this week will be-:
three Ford Weeklys; 9th Episode,
Life of Lincoln; and one or two
others to be announced. The pro.
gram will continue to be First Glass
Notwithstanding the absence, temp
orarily, of the Bray reels with the
animated comic attachments. Every
body is invited. FRIDAY evening
at 7:15, New Time. FREE!
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-03
A HINT TO AUTO DRIVERS

Some Automobile drivers seem to
have forgotten there are any laws
governing the driving of an auto on
the Public Highways. The person
who drives horse and buggy still
has some rights. When an auto driv
err wishes to pass a team or any We
hicle going in the same direction,
they should give the proper warn
ing in time and then pass to the
left and not go whizzing by like
they owned the land on both sides
of the road and the Highway too.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-03
REPORT OF COUNTY NURSE

Miss E. Boyd, County Red Cross
Nurse, after making an examination
of So pupils in the Sixth grade OF
the Central School, finds that 16
out of the Sc have no physical de
fects. Those receiving a good score
we're:
Eunice Hayworth
Doris Cutberth
Helen Windle
Myrtle Wayne
Wyema Christian
Ray Cheek
Ellouise Hurd
Francis Pacha
Nellie Butt
Joan Harris
I. Clark Westfall
Douglas Bradshaw
( Howard Erb
Anna Reimers
Ella Jones
Herman Broderson.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-03
BRING PAR VALUE

We note in one or our exchanges
short article where it says: mo
true American will complain about
his Liberty Bonds only being worth
$500" That may sound all right
to some people, but they were sold
to thousands of people who could
lily afford to spare the money with
the understanding that when they
received their bond with Uncle
Sans name on it, it was the best
security in the world for the full
500, which is true if they hold them
until maturity. We believe there
should be law passed prohibiting
the purchase of these bonds at less
than par value.