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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
Tnrh ny Daft mn
Janprnr.

& uIbe Dearborn sS11oepen6ent", ct
.Masichiean 8lah, ser -eies og- fontrol=
leres al M1,to1nohilfabrifa1teu &enrp
6oro, bar ben ienere Si6 inoebo1ot
.en &effe srtifler> i bbilfe Ser gip=
res, 6oridg paa at 1fabe en ie6e>
fien6t1ig Sten1ning ber / 2anoet.
8la6et beb6er, at @resien foxtrolle=
res af Sgoerne og at Sgoerne bar ct
tnore &aa6, beltaaen6e al nogle al 6e
leoenoe Seoer / &er6en> lom fontrol=
lerer Sengemarfe6et; at 6isle Men6
enifer at gienne1nfgre en- &lan, bbis
@iennemf6relie 1naaife bil frebe
flere @l9gtleo, iom gaar no paa be6
8olibebismens oplpie1ioe Mogt, ion1
6e bernneligt itgtter, be6 6eres &en-
gemagt, % be6 at 1ette &lasie op
MOB &lasie enoelig at faa Maet oper
belle 8eroen og ubnebne en- &onge
oner SSsrael, iom ffal bore abio11,t
DiHator ober be1e &er6et1.
Denne Meitation mob SSeoerne
bleb fornplig fritiieret af fbb. &reii-
6ent Saft en- Sale, ban bol6t en-
ip6iif SCREENING / Chicago.
Taft iammenltgne6e 6enne 8oa=
Itano meo en- Baron Muncbauien ST.
itorie og erflere0e, at ser lite par
ringeite @run6 til anti=iemitiffe 8e=
be9elier. @e6 &enipn til sSg6ernes
&engemagt % &aaitan6en ON, at 6e
alene bar. &apita1iiterne og @er6ens
internationa1e 8anfdrer, gioroe ban
opmerfion paa, at af Sc 100000
Seoer, Der fin6es :: @er6en, er oper
&alp6elen al Dem @ienitan6 for Gor=
felgelie og l1noertrDffelie eller 1eber
I Neo og @len6igbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
@ennuuiterne pil blibe nestet Mb,
aana ipm &plpni.

Me11no11ttfolonien CANADA, ser
agte6e at lt6ban6re til 6e syorene6e
@tater og boiette fig Mislisiippi,
pil blibe 1pgtet Mbgang til @toterne
iont &o1oni. @en Bbis@ 6e enfelte
Me6lennter for1n1er til @re1ie1
ne6 6e paabu6te 8as, bil set .bIine
banifeltg for sSSn6ban6rings gsnpn6ig=
be6erne at afbiie Dem.
Sen a111erifanife 2egions Mf6e=
ling / @siisiippi bar protelteret til
l16enrigS6epartementet moo at Iippe
&olonie11 i16. S en- nplig be6taget
&eiolution bleo Oct iagt, at Menno=
niterne bar uGnifber6ige, for6i~ 6e
bqb6e bolot fig biemme, n1e6ens Ga
naoa vblg6te for6erbet" 26begra=
bene / Granfrige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
2ambpriien lite i Mebaana.

Sra @al1fon, Sotpa, mel6tes ltgc
unoer Sui, at &ictor Meper netop
bab6e ialgt fin 100 Mcres Sarm 11er
>Monona til Mlfre6 &isman for $40,=
800. Meper fiebte 6en famine 6arm
for ct Mar ii6en og betalte $3.50 pr.
Mcre, iaa ban a1tfaa MI iolgte 1neo
en- @ebinit af $1,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
An1prtka,
Gn Million til symbianerne.

@egieringen bar mi begp16t al
giere 6oranitaltninger til l16oelinQ
al en- @illion 9ollars blanot ssSnoia.
nerne paa &oiebu6 &eierpation. 5or
at ingen ifal bltne forbigaaet / 6enne
n6oeling, er a1le 6e, ser repreiente=
rer San1ilie, tn6fal6t til ct @poe bef
8utte Greet Citation Sen II. og 12
San., 6a en- 2ilte ODER 6e bi6ragsbe:
rettigeoe &e3b16er bliber giort
Stan1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
sS1rbianere imIter.
81. g. @atbre, asIiIteren6e eSoren

q. @. @atbre, asiilteren6e Serene
Sc @taters Mdribal, rplig fonme,1
tilbage til &elena efter en- Sur gier=
nem norolige Montana, flyer at Jor-
eneoe @taters Meeierine buroe fill
les un6er slnfldge for Moro / ferlte
@rao foroi 6enIttllooer at SS1oionere
|af 8lacffeet @tar,men iu1ter libel.
9et er fortalt gatbre, at ser i 1915
bar 5000 ful6blo6s Snoianere paa
8lacffeet @eiebotionen, nu fon6t
ban fun 400: I@an fonot msobu-
oerne at bere j flor MangeI pau
@a6> i6et Mg4rt1ret lite forifaffe6e
oet neoDenoied sS'r6ionerne bragtes
unoertioen ti1D6erligbe6er, ioet 6e
fin @e6 iIagtebe @reot11rer, lom lite
tilberte benz.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07

Grn 06a 9eielien blep ifplge
rMorolpiet" llezSuleaften i Sien1-
met bos 9r. 2eacb og 6rue paa Ga
@o6e geetp Sort nonepnt til 9gres.
me6lem af SIZE Seem Sort @bapter oi
Mmerican @ca1l6inaptan Soun6a:
tion. @n 1111uf &epreientation fo1
size Chapters Meolemmer bar 11er.
perenbe> og Dr. 2eacb oberrafte pao
Sen fraperenoe &reli6ents @eene
Dip1omet meo fplgenoe Or6: Ma.
oame S6al Set er fun faa Menne.
ffer gibet beri 2tbet fun at bin6e
&enner. Sc er en- blon6t 6isie. I'm.
ser Deres Spbolo berobre blep So
billt belfommen al S&uiin6er af CANT
le 8enner. .9e bar 6e11ne Gang
bun6en Sem &uiin6er at nD &enner.
81 feler set iom en- 9gre for bort
@ellfab, at De tiltreoer bette iom
bort fbrite sgresneeolern! (@ter,
SilIutning.) Gra 06a, ser forub
iammen me6 Olaf 8ou1ien er s@res=
me6le1n af Donif So1it< <Sorbunb
Dan1norf, taffe6e beb9get for ben
&eoer, iom berme6 bar biit ben6e.
Diplon1et, iom bar un6erifrebet al
@r9ii6ent 8aronesie Mma 9able.
r,.p, nar ,neget in.aeful6t u6ltpret.
S @alen preiibere6e $uits Srue
,ne6 panlig @lifperoigbeo og @rotie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
Geeapi.


J. Sarta @la,fs' @egring for alt set
2eeetgi BON Selte uo / Mar, oniIao=
es. at billie btlebe fig til omtra,t
500, ,ooo, ,ooQ bboraf 2esetei til en-
geroi af ca: $50, 900, 900 bar r,na6e
in Mmerica" 4 4 Set bill berof fees, at
0nte1 Gam et blepet @eroens iterite
2egeteisfabritnnt.
Mf 6e an1erifanife 2egetgisfabri=
fanters @apppprter ober Suleialget
af 2egetei freneaar set, at Sapan
MI er por narrneite @onturrent n1e6
$4,000, 900 M fin @reoit, meoens
Snoferielen fla Spiflano fun belpb
Jig til $S,0090o0, bopeoiagelig be-
itaoenoe af Stnioloater og anore fri-
gerife @ienitan6e. Sra 6ranfrige
og an6re el1rop9iife 2an6e inofertes
Ser tilia1nmen for Blot $2,0O0,0OO.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
s$ubn .. Mocfefeller iaaibat.

Sra geem Sort me6oeles, at Sor=
bun6sregieringen bar a1rlagt Sog
moo >Sobn 8. @ocfefeller for $685..
CTS for reiteren6e sssn6fomitfatter.
Sans 9plpsninger ON fine Snofoms
iter bar, be6oer oct / @laeen, nfeil.
agtige, mispiien6e og falite", i6ef
ban 6ortegnelier ober fine sssn6tng=
ter, i16leberet Sen %. Marts, baboe
nnola6t at opfere SSnotegterne al
50,104 Mttier / Ssllinois Bipe 2inc
COMPANY og 67,176 glitter / &rairie
@ipe Sine Company.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
9mlmtb ,Seralb" Il iolat.

Clinton 6. @eiis, ser / treoipe
Mar bar u6oipet Dulutb r&era1o"
ionr 6en1ofratiif 8lao, bar fo1gt oct
til so. S. Sarion al &btla6elpbia og
Saul 8locf al Seem Sort. 9e npe
@iere er belfien6te Mbismen6 /
9iten. &anion, Der e., 9larretfe
bar peret 5orretningsf9rer for &biz
1aoelpbia "&ecor6", fontrner til Du=
1utb for at obertage ben perionlige
2e6elie af ~Seral6".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
SoI6aterpremie,t.

5inans1niniiter &ouston erflereoe
forleben oberfor 5enatets 5inons=
fomite, at @iennen1f6relien al sen
foreIaaeoe 2ob angaae16e 8rernier
til @oloaterne fra @eroensfrigen bill
Sc frebe $2,3oo,oo0. S. 50. @ail=
brotb, Mationaltommanbpr for Mme<
rican 2egion, b9b6er, at bette er for
bit beregnet, og at oct tffe bill frepe
ober $1,878,80O,00O.
Otter at babe bert &oustons Me=
ming og bans 6orflaring al 6e fi11an=
'itelle Gorbol6, erflere6e Me6Ien1nter
al 6inansuobalget, at Sc fan6t set
bel6iglt lite for &i6en at bebilge
@enge til bette Gormaal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
Cane ifal ppereres.

Granflin 6. 2ane, ti6ligere S,t6re<
.ntinifter ben 1ubere116e Mon1i1ti>
.ftratio11, er @ocbefter, Minr1., for
at laoe fig nnoerf6ge af Mapo= =Brb-
6rene. Son bar bRret fig en- iefs
Tigers 9io % 8e6ringen bar lite
gaaet faa rafH fom baabet, bborfor
ban beilutte6e at foniultere Mapos.
,&ans Suitru % Sgn le6fager bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
Tannrta
Bnlkrn1wnpnr.

De Soreneoe Staters 5olfetal er,
ifpIge oe11 af So1fetn nitingsfontoret
foretogne 9fepifton, 105,708,771.
Cages oe ru6liggen6e" 8eiiooelier
meo, forpges Gallet til 117,857,509.
Eli 6isie 8eli6beller regnes: Mlalfa
54,890; a11erifanif @amoa 8,056;
@nam 1925; @auait 255,912;
@onoma &anol 3one 22,858; @orto
9tico 1,299,8o9; @bilippinerne 1o,=
350,640; &irgin 9erae 26,051.
117,23S &erioner gjer &ieneite
@ercn eller 6laa6en / l16lanoet. -
6oltetollet / be forifiellige Stater
fnrnpIer iin fom f6Ider:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
Jnnuatrt- -Dnn1Btnl?

S Minneapolts blep Ser forle6en
@ften afbol0t ct Mp6e, ian1menfal6t
al @agfprerforentngen for @en11eptn
County for at 6rgfte 9nife1tgbe6en
al at oprette / @taten Minneioto en-
Domitol for in6uitrielle Sorbol6e.
5aabel Mrbeioere fom Mrbei6sgiberc
bar in6bu6t, og Sr6et bar frtt.
Ser bar 116arbei6et en- &lan for en-
iaaoan 0omitol, og 6enne @1an blep
6reftet. 9om1tolen ifuloe, ifglge
BET foreliggen6e l16fait, beitaa af tire
Meno, / 2igbe6 me6 @tatens Sern=
bane= og @arebusfommisl og uo=
nebnt al @uberngren. Donnitolen
ifuloe bol6e 9fbertnger og foretage
l1n6eribgelier al Gpiiter mellem Mr<
bei6ere % glrbei6sgibere ongaaen6e
2gnninger, Mrbei6sforbo1oe og anore
Yroblen1er, % 1tuloe afgibe Ell &ler1s
6elie / Sagen; 6enne &ien6elie, me6=
min6re sen bleb omite6t af Gtote,1s
&eieiteret, iful6e bore bin6eroe for
begge Starter n1eo ben Goritoaelie, at
Mrbeioerne f,1n6e bber for fig og en-,
feltbts lutte fit Mrbei6e, ON 6e fan6t
for 9oot. @treifer eller 2ocf-outs
.er, / bette 9opuofoit, erflaret for at
bore 6orbrDoelie, ltrafbort 1ne6 3d.
ser eller Gengfel. Streifbagt er og~
iaa forbu6t. Sen npe Don1itoI full
oe ogiaa babe @pnoigbeo til at oper<
tage 2e6elien af 9rtften al en- S11ou-
ftri, bbis oerne sS116uitris @tanos=
ming iom 6elge al slrbei6stbtit, bar
til @fa6e for Mn1enbe6ens &el. !.
Ser blep paa Me6et giort ct iaa=
gootiom~ enitemmigt 9ln9reb paa 6en-
ne @1ags Donitol, iom MI fun babes
/ @taten &anias. Galere moo Bla=
men bleb bolot al iaabeI ultra=ra0i=
fale iom fonierbatibe 9lrbei6erfgrere.
Com @obe6argument moo Opret=
telien al Ell iaaoan Don1itol anfgr=
tes, at oet niloe pere ioogo6tlon1
lu1lpliat Ct fin9e Men6, Scr bar IDA
l1parttife> at s6e funoe bnre ififfet til
at ii6be til DomS beo en- @et iou1
6enne.
Sbb. @apor 9bon1as Ban 2ear
erfl9reoe> at benne Don1ltoI bil6e
birfe iom ct Ddositeo moo Sen ane~
rifanffe 9lrbei6ers Gyrtbe6; UNDER
6enne Don11tol bil6e SET, onerifanife
Mrbei6er life bore ittllet beore emo
Slaberne bar ber / 2an6et gar1le
Gage. slrbeioerne. bil6e bere belt
un6ergibe1r tire >Me11o, iom bap6e en-
bel6ig @agt.
3. g. Briggs, Breii6e11t for 81
tt5ens' Mlltance, bleb al 6orian1li1=
gen opfor6ret til at l16tale fig. &an
iag6e, at set bar bans Meni11g, at
Mnneiota bil6e begaa en- Sell, 6er~
iom Staten in6fgrte oe11ne 9omito1,
fer ben bar blebe,, tilitreffelig prg-
bet / &a11ias.
Da ser pe6 Meoets 9filutning
blep foretaget en- 9tfitemntne ober
ON 5orionlin9en par inoe for 0p<
rettelie af en- Zig Domitol5for slfeie-
relie at slrbeiostbiiter, bar Ser bare
en-, iom fternte for. Mp6et bar tal=
rigt beiegt., s. - -. !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
Maisbbn9er nmber aaben &immel.

@fsempelbis nepnes, at Ser pao
en- Sarm nor6gltenfor S6ebolt, Sa.,
Hgger en- Mais6Dnge al life min6re
emo 300 8nibels paa Marfen I'M
ser aaben @inn1el, 6a ser lite bar
Snsrum. Ser bar paa famine Sarm
unbrogt 10000 8ubels Mais
Cribs, bborpaa 9feiten alt1oa bleb
6l1mpet / zen DDnge paa Marfen. De
1890 8uibels Mais bar bpitet al
210 4cres, altiaa ct @jenneninits-
n6bDtte al ODER 60 @uibels pr. Mcre.
@an1me 5arn1er bab6e 6esu6en ir6=
beltet @opcorn af 80 Mcres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
8ibelitnbier i @folerne.

E07 S. 6. 2in6iep al @itcbell, @reii=
)83 bent al @outb Dafota Educational
100 Msfoctation, bar nDlig oplDit, at 8i<
$50 be1itu6ier 11aaite bil optages iom
'29 Sag | Statens Golfefoler. Soutb
-23 9afota l1n6erptsningsb gsbeportemert
80 bar nernli9 gaaet ino paa at ser gi=
'94 bes @leper &re6it ogiaa for 8ibeI-
'83 itt6ter, og Mer 2in6iep onier set ionl
'89 meget pasien6e, at Ser be6 @ioen al
III ben gunle romerife &iitorie ogiaa
'@ un6erbiies / bbao sseius Ierte. Set
"a flyer fig ielb, at bette Sag optoges
E57 efter fribillt9t @alg % at l1nberpis<
'85 ningen boloes n6enfor De forifiellige
'28 &irfeianfun6s og Sefters 2ereiet=
'96 ninger. 2erere 111aa VI olIe &iIfeI6e
E28 bore gouegegra6uerter. Ser er an
80 befoIet, at Der ne6iGttes en- &o11rn1is-
;21 iion al fem Sfoleman6 t116en gtater
OF til at 116arbei6e set forng6ne g11rri-
|67 cnlum for set npe 6ag, % 6et bliber
EO2 naaife optagG naite Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07

2ille gito: ,9oar leg bliper gift,
1oa ifal Ser bore l11tter rl1n6e &erel=
fer.
Mooere,1: &borfor set, lille @ito
@ita: SO, for loo tan 6u lite mere
1ette mig @far11nefrogen!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
@abe til samqer.

Sta 2eaben,uortb, &ani., meobe=
les, at Direftpren for oct 6erberenoe
fpoerale 6engiel, 81. g. sln6erion,
SS11leaften bap6e mootaget en- 8orf=
anbisning paa $1,000 fra S. 50.
@.'s @obe6fborter Gbicago til no=
6eling blan6t Sc 6erperenbe Sanger,
io1n er Me6len1mer of 6e11ne 9rgo1li=
iation. Da Ser er go al 6ern, fit
altiao bber al Dem 500 SSulepreie,1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
9bmt til fem Aar for 9eiertion.

@n ti6ligere &aptain / Mrmeen,
Sobn 81. @illers, 6er be6 itn 4rreita-
tion / s3etp gorf BEN z. Sec. iagoe,
at ban bapbe f1ingeret iom fDlf @pi=
on, meoens> bdn tienitgioroe De
an1erifanfe StDrfer, er al en- &rigs<
ret fun6en ffpl6ig at babe 6eierte=
ret fra Mrnlee1t og 66rnt til fem Mars
S9ngiel / 2eabentportb. @an ifal
ogiaa 6gnrn,es for EDberi og l1n6er-
leb.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-10-14

'. . : : a
the Register of Deeds for Halifax
County. North Carolina, on the 9th.
day ofMarch 1921, in Book No. 80. at
Page No. 443, default having been made
in the Indebtedness thereby secured,
and at the request of the holder Of the
note evidencing the said indebtedness
| will on Saturday, Octo Der 18th, A.
D. 1921, at the hour Of 1880 o'clock X
p NJ. in front of the Postofiice, IN
Rosemary. North Carolina, offer for sale
Of nnblic auction to the highest bidder
for ca sh the following described real
property lS, lying and being situate
in the village of South, Rosemary,
Roanoke Rapids Township, Halliax
County, State of North Carolina,
more particularly describe d and
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-10-14

No M "a -.7' n 1s7<Tl'y5sy|
defined as followsl That cert
lot or parcel Of land and all, buildil
thereon, fronting fifty (60) feet on
West side of Roanoke Avenue IN Sol
Rosemary, and running back betw}
parallel lines fifty (50) feet apart
at right angles to said Roanoke Aver
to Mrs. Bessie B Hsrvell's line. Bel
lot number forty-two (42) according
the plot Of Powelltown or South Rd
mary, recorded in the office Of
Register Of Deeds for Halifax Coun|
North Carolina, and containing abb
one-fourth (l-4D Of an acre.
This. the 9th, day of Septemb
A. D. 1921.
9-So.4t ale
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-10-14
APPLICATION FOR PARDON OF
LARRY W. HARRISON

Application will be made to the Gov.
ernor of North Carolina for the pardon
of Larry w. Harrison, convicted a. the
March Term of the Superior Court OF
Halifax County for the crime OF pros.
titution, and sentenced to the roads OF
Halifax County for term OF two years.
All persons who oppose the granting
of said pardon are invited to forward
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-10-14

CARD OF THANKS

y wv
We wish to express our sincere
thanks for Tie music fendefed
by the Roanoke Rapids Band,
the ladies who assisted in the
singing, and Miss Gertrude Bray
who recited at the Unveiling
last Sunday.
The Woodmen Of the World
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-10-14

LOST. STOLEN OR STRAYED
Light red speckled hound
weighing between forty and
sixty pounds. Twenty-Five dol
lars reward for return L. F.
Rock Rosemary, N. G. 10-7-3t
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-10-14
Drs. West & Crank
DENTISTS
Roanoke Rapids, N. G.
Offices
End Floor Drug Store Building
NOTICE

Under and by virtue of certain
deed Of trust made by G. R. Shearin
and Elite Shearin, his wife, to me as
Trustee, dated the 3rd, day of March.
A. D. 1921, and recorded in the Office Of
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-10-14

LOST. ONE FOX CHOKER BE
tween Weldon and Rosemary
on October 10th. Reward if
returned to Mrs. E. B. Crosby,
Weldon, N. G.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-10-14

LET US QUOTE YOU ON A
deep well together with a deep
we'll pump and tank. ]. F. &
R. M. White. well drilling and
water supply contractors. Nor
lima, N. G. 9.l6.6t
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-10-14

their protest to the Governor without
delay.
This the 22nd day Of September, 1921.
Larry W. Harrison,
r By Geo. G. Green and
W. E. Daniel.
his attorneys.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-01-05
Governor Davis
Urged for Secretary
of the Interior

The Idaho legislature. in Joint
session Tuesday unanimously in
dorsed Governor D. w. Davis for
appointment to the cabinet portfolio
of secretary of the interior. The
joint action came Immediately after
Governor Davis read his message,
and is considered by Republicans and
Democrats alike as a distinct compli-
ment to IdahO's chief executive
Copies of the resolution were ordered
dispatched forthwith to President
elect Warren G. Harding and to all
members of the senate and house of
the present congress.
Minority Quick to Act
Senator E. w. WhitcOmb, presi-
dent pro TEN of the senate, intro
duced the resolution and urged it's
immediate passage. Senator Van
Hoesen, minority leader in the SEN
ate and one of the prominent Demo-
Gratis attending the present session of
the legislature, was Immediately
upon his feet and in strong address
urged the legislature to give it's unan-
imous Endorsement to the resolution
He declared that because of the eff
ficient business administration of
government Idaho has had under
Governor Davis, this state is the
Mecca for the chief executives of
other states who wish to study the
more modern forms of state govern
ment. The joint assembly thereafter
passed the resolution of indorsem ent.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-01-05
STERLING

Mrs. Lena Merrill of Blackfoot
arrived here Friday to spend several
weeks visiting Mrs. Lewis Teichert.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cough spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Teichert.
Raymond Sorenson of Oriville,
Calf. is here visiting with his rela-
tives Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Rice.
Elmer Partridge left for Salt Lake
City last Saturday, where he will
continue his school work, after
spending the holidays here with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Part
ridge.
Miss Zelda Loveless returned to
Blackfoot to school, after spending
the vacation days here with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Loveless.
Mrs. Earl Leigh of Ely, New. is
here visiting her mother Mrs. Oscar
Houghland.
Miss Jesse Hatch returned from
Blackfoot Tuesday, where she has
been for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Kellar were
visited by the stork Sunday, who left
a fine baby girl.
Miss Margaret Driscoll returned to
Pocatello Tuesday.
William Blair left for Filler, Ida.
Monday, where he will get work.
l.. D. Bronson is very busy this
week loading car Of potatoes at the
station.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-01-05
THRILLING CONTEST
IN PIONEER DAYS
WASHINGTON Irving's De-
scription of the Fight
For Life

(From Adventures of Captair
Bonneville" by Washington Irving
Courtesy of G. p. Putnam's Son!
Publishers New York and London.
When Captain Bonneville was do
ing the Snake river country some
eighty-five years ago they were ex
ploring and trading and trapping
The young men Of his company were
looking for adventure at all times
and when there was some talk Of Q
branch Of the party making tour
of California taking q year or two
trading and trapping along the way
many of them were eager to 60
Each Of them was trying to accumu.
late stock of furs, but when they
got into California and heard of the
bull fights and the bear fights, and
the bear and bull fights, their love
Of sport and the novelty of these
things, made them willing to part
with almost anything they had to
see anv one Of these different kinds
of fights named. They were almost
crazy over the situation and thew
went from one Spanish settlement to
another eagerly seeking out the en-
tertainments where any of these
things were in progress.
To be skilled with the horse and
saddle, knives, guns and traps con-
stituted a mans education along
with the knowledge of trails and the
habits of the animals.
The lasso is also of great use in
furnishing the public with a fav-
orite, though barbarous sport; the
combat between a bear and wild
bull. For this purpose, three or four
horsemen sally forth to some wood,
frequented by bears, and, depositing
the carcass of a bullock, hide them
selves in the vicinity. The bears are
soon attracted by the bait. AS soon
as one, fit for their purpose, makes
his appearance, they run out, and
with the lasso, dexterously moose him
by either leg. After dragging him at
full speed until he is fatigued, they
secure him more effectually; and
tying him on the carcuss of the bull
lock, draw him in triumph to the
scene of action. BY this time, he is
exasperated to such frezy, that they
are sometimes obliged to throw cold
water on him, to moderate his fury;
and dangerous would it be, for horse
or rider, were he, while in this par
oxysm, to break his bonds.
A wild bull, of the fierest kind,
which has been caught and exasper-
ated in the same manner, is now
produced, and both animals are turn
ed loose in the area of a small amphi-
theatre. The mortal fight begins in
stantly; and always, at first, sto the
disadvantage of Bruin; fatigued, as
he is, by his previous rough riding.
Reused. at length, by the repeated
goring of the bull; he seizes his muz-
zle with his sharp CLOVIS, and cling
ing to this most sensitive part,
causes him to below with rage and
agony. In his heat and fury, the
bull Tolls out his tongue; this is in
stantly clutched by the bear; with
a desperate effort he overturns his
huge antagonist; and then dispatches
him without difficulty From lad
him without difficulty.