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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-14
TOWN HAS HOLIDAY
ON E Tooth
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

tEkEAIIONAL NEWS SERYiCE1
CHICAGO, Sept-When Arlington
Heights, Ill. recently declared a pub
lie holiday in honor of &c andma" Ken
nicott, 100 years of age and its oldest
citizen, Mayor P. G. Morse issued a
proclamation calling her birthday the
greatest in Arlington Heights history"
The entire community, from the mayor
down to the grocer boy. attended
"~Grandna's" party.
Five generations Of her @a-af1y were
present at the Celebration, which FOL
lowed = parade tp be- home. in which
everybody IN the community participa-
ted.
Mrs kenntcotra memoir has not
failed. and she eagoys telling stories
that delighted Her children and grand
children to her great-great-granddau-
Ehter, Grace Lit-o, aged u years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-14
TAGGING ALL THE BASES
By JACK VEIOCK
Z. n. 3. Sports Editos

The Browns strengthened their hold
on third place when Shocker gave UP
but 6 hits to the Senators.
The Giants managed to nose out the
Reds In 70 innings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-14
LAST CONCERT

The last open air concert will be CIV
on Thursday, Sept 18th. We especial
ly invite you to hear tho Gary Band
for the last time his year. Special
program Of all the pieces you like the
best. The band viii be enlarged for
this final grand concert. Motor to
Crown Point in the beautiful harvest
moon light"
CROWN POINT CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.
By John Fisher. Concert Com.
Miss Edna Benjamin is recovering
nicely from an operation for append
citis TO which she submitted in Kanka-
kee hospital for tho Insane. where she
IS employed as an entertainer. Mrs.
Charles Benjamin OF this city was with
her during the operation
David Nancy and family have return
ed from several months stay at VII
mette and Mendata, Ill. The many
friends OF the Maneys will be sorry to
hear that Mr.. Maney's health is very
poor at this time
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-14
At the CountySeat

Samuel Lane OF Lowell has started
proceedings in the Circuit court against
Irwin Underwood Of the same place.
for $193.77 damages for board and
lodging, furnished him by Lane. j.
Will Belshaw of Lowell filed the com
plant
Horace OFT will leave shortly for
New York City. where he will engage
in banking IN one of New York's lead
ing banks.
Charles Daugherty. Jr.. who has beer
very sick the past week with tonsilit-
Is has developed pneumonia and at this
time is very sick
Mrs. Mabel Schedell in IN Chicago to
day where she is selecting fittings for
her new home in Court street to which
she will move shortly. Her present
abode having been rented by Major
Altman
The marriage Of Miss Afra. Schuster
OF this city to William Schneider O.
Hammond. tool place at St Mary's
church at $50 today. The bride was
charming N a gown Of white satin with
wreath and veil and carried brides
roses Her attendants Miss Barbara
80 PAhA e-OA 6t@NO AANA N4AcS
Barbara Mayer of Schererville in green
georgette with hats to match. made a
beautiful picture. The groom was
attended by his brother Edward
Schneider of Hammond and August
Schuster. a brother of the bride. A
wedding breakfast was served after the
ceremony. After a short honeymoon
trip the young couple will reside in
Hammond, where the groom Is employ
ed as a time keeper.
VIEW MARRIAGE LICENSES
Fred c. Pickner, Gary. Rosa z. Smith
Gary; Jesse Fl. Barnett, Gary. Della
Stevenson. Gary; Mary Azzarello. Ham
mond, Jesse Sevcaringer, Gary; Laura
Blevens. Gary; William A Schroeder,
Cedar Lake. Afra Schuster. Crown
Point
The above named couples braved the
superstition of Tuesday the 18th and
secured licenses to wed al County
Clerk Wheaton's office.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-02
HOT, DIZZY FEELING
Atlanta Lady's Uncomfortable an,
Annoying Condition Relieved
She Says, BY Cardui.

Atlanta, Ga.--Mlss Alice France
Young, OF IS East Alexander Street
this city, says "After entering wo
manhood. I suffered 30 much win
wQmanly weakness BIS back achel
] would have. az certain ames, hos
feeling that seemed 10 80 70 MY head
Even my shoulders would hurt. and II
made nee very diggy aad undomf9rt
able. When tho blood would Flow ic
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II couldn't do my work ! had p
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would usually have 10 SO home and
% 20 bed. certainly suffered rr fiy.
Il heard OF Cariui, and my mother
heuI ht u FOR me- II was the first ana
only medicine thar ever did me any
GOOD for this trouble"
Dizziness. headache. aideache. haek.
ache, ureduut feeling and other dis.
agreeable symptoms are often signs Of
womnnly troubles Thousands % wo-
men who formerly suffered ffom these
and similar ailments have found Car.
dli q very valuable remedy.
Cardui ~ composed only OF pure,
vegetable ingredients which have long
been recognized as OF medicinal value
IN the treatment OF many diseases aud
disorders peculiar 20 women.
Take Cardul.
Your druggist sails II ECl4Q
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-02

callsF clas'i'isa' alvas' le' ''sal'''
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-20
max. Felkarolast nyert a szekely
asszonyok hAziipara is.

max. Felkarolast nyert szeKely
asszonyok haziipara is.
A hires szekely-varrottas see
kely-szottes keznnunkakbol Ame-
rika sokat atvesz, bazarokat rem
dez az ICY begyiilt hasznot egy-
hazi es iskolai celokra lehet for
ditani. Nagyon sok bezart unita-
rills iskolanak nyilik meg ujra a
kapuja,
- Most Pesten maradok es tel
jes er6vel folytatom a nemzetk0zi
iroda munkalatait
= Az Amerikai Unitarius No
szovetseg is szep munkat fejtett
XII kilonben Pesten; a tobb, mint
masfel ev 6ta lit tart6zkodo Henk-
inson lelkesz sok magyar gyermek
nyomort lekuzd6 akciot bonyoli-
tott lie. i',s
Mikor elbucsuzom kedves, szii-
kebb honfitarsamt6l, erdelyi fol
dimtol, meg meglatok egy par
amerikai ujsagot nala. Rola, az
8 munkalkodasarol szolnak. Mind
egyik hozza a fenykepet, Tran
script, New York Times, Wheel
ing Telegram, Pittsburg Gazette
Chicago Tribune, Baltimore He.
raid, Montreal Gazette -.
Valya Gyula DIR.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-20
A DEBRECENI ORSZAGOS
VASAR.



Az egykor tejben-vajban (vagy
ITALIAN meg inkabb zsirban?) uszo
Debrecenre hirteleneben ra sem
ismerne az, aki meg orszagos va
sarok idejen mem latta EFT sok-
tornyu alfoldi varost. A maskor
unalmas utcakon most elenk a
forgalom. Ekh6s parasztszekerek,
egymas nyakahoz kotozott lovak,
itt-ott elegans uri fogatok, job
bara a Macy Hajdusagrol, Kun
sagrol, Biharbol, Nyirsegbol be-
erkezett foldbirtokosokkal, teszik
most szokatlanul elenkke a poros
yaros maskor oily sziirke utcait.
L6rincvasar van Debrecenben es
ez az Okla szokatlanul nagy e.
lenksegnek. A debreceni orszagos
vasarok mindig Macy hiruek vol
tax. Ezekre a vasarokra, regl
feijegyzesekbol tudjuk, hogy mem
csak az orszag, de Europa maid
minden reszeb0l erkeztek vasa-
rosok. Sajnos, a jobb idokkel ell,
szurkiiltek eek az egykori hires
vasarok is. Debrecennek negy
orszagos vasarja van: Mihaly.
Antal, (teli vasar); Scent Gyorgy
es Lorinc vasarok. Ezek k0ziil &
Lorinc-vasarra megis enyhilt q
dologido ilyenkor Debrecenbt
cs6diil Macy videkerol a magyar
akiknel most, ere vasarra "du
gig az acsk0'. A termes felesle
get ezen a vasaron adjak ell e
viszont a "telirevalot" ugyan
csak ezen a vasaron szerzik be
ennelfogva ertheto felhajtas
A vasarok rendesen egy hetis
tartanak. A Piac-utca egyszerr'
megnepesedik kofakkal, nagy
bajszu hajdukkal. A csonkator.
nyu kistemplomnal a Szechenyi
utcaban veges-vegig satrak ko
z0tt ember-ember hatan. Van it
minden. Egyik satorban "haron
es OF tejcsokolade" kinalja por
, tekait egy utcai cukrasz. Terme
szetesen az eddigi fillerek helye
ma koronakban beszel. Odebb I
hires "debreceni szappany''; a
ezelotti Z krajcaros ar helyett M
mar 10 koronat6l felfele lehe
vasarolni a specials debrecen
arut, csikos vedjeggyel. Hullam
aron kel a debreceni fesusokto
keszitett valodi szarufesii, inert
mint monda debreceni fesiis
- Az olcsosagi hullam bedos
lott.
| Odebb sorakoznak a pirosr
silt mezeskalacsosok siitemenye
Kalmancshegyi Ferenc es Czobo
Karoly osregi mezeskalacsos mel
getseg satraiban is nagy az al
cmelkedes. Egy 10 centimeter 81
merojii mezestanyer, nely 191f
ban 5 krajcar volt, ma 10 kore
aaba keriil. Mezestanyerok, sz
vek, kardok, babak Is mezesbo
csSk 10 koronatol $50 koronaia
Hasztalan, az arak lit mitse szi
mitse szamitanak. Veszik a mi
zest Is egy-egy sator el6tt hon
p6lyog az emberek tarka t0megf
4 Al Szechenyi-utca vsgsp . M
h gyar szabokhox 6riink. Egy 1en
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-20
E L A D q!

2La tomas tehsraut6, mufolas-
ra is alkalmas, pneumatikus ke-
rekek. Olcso anonnali vevonek,
Felvilagositast kaphat:
JOS. P. SABEL-nel, 800 Mahoning
Bank Bldg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-20

= Zsoltarok, reformatus, egyszeri disz
es Dor k0tesben. Bibhak. Kaphat6:
REss LAsZLo ss FIAI-nal, $50 East
Federal, k6zel a Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-20

SZALLITAS! - FUvAROZAS!
Muffolashoz. szsn haza-
" fuvarozashoz hivja Auto.
9405O telefonszammal a 318
Greenwood ave. alatt lak6
Meszarcs Bertalant.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-20

= \
"paraszti hangar ruha 3-tol 5
eyer koronaig, de alkudni lehet.
Odebb egy cifra sziirt elottem ad-
TAX ell 10 ezer koronaert. Magol-
csi-Nagy Mihaly uram, a hires
debreceni kalaposmester mem pa
naszkodik, veszik kalapokat.
Egy-egy csik6s-forma 10000
koronaig. Hozza 'egy tuzok-toR,
ezelott ingyen, ma mar csak SO
koronaert.
A hires debreceni sallangos To-
szerszamok is meglehetosen fogy-
max, noha egypar lora valo sal
langos komplett szerszam ara
so ezer korona.
- Tizenot huszezer korona
volt ennek az ara meg februar-
ban! = jegyzi meg egy nagybaj-
szu szijgyarto.
Kozben egy-ket kikialto ekte--
len larmajat6l a gubasokhoz es.
bundasziicsokhoz eriink. Eek a
gubasok panaszkodnak. hogy mem
kel az arujuk. Egy csudas selyem-
| varrotas moi bunda IA ezer ko-
roma.
= EzelStt igaz, jegyzi meg
bundasziics, = 500 korona
volt, de akkor mas vilag volt.
A paprikasok Szegedrol is lit
vannak most. Hatalmas zacsk0k-
/ ban aruljak a "sz0gedi hamisit-
hatatlan rozsa"- -paprikat. TIT
csak az eros fogy, rozsat tegla-
pornak hivja ere a magyar. Mem
kohl neki, - jegyzi meg egy sze-
gedi paprikaarus tipikus szogedi
dialektussal. A Huszarlaktanya
, el0tti teren edenyesek, iobbara
soroksari, pesti es videki zsidok.
Badogedenyeik Macy kelend6-
segnek 0rvend. A Szenavasarte-
rem neutrality-suspicious.. A csoda-
p6kt6l hajas Marcsaig mindent
meg lehet latni; odebb pedig O.
lyan illat csapja meg az ember
orrat, melyet sose felejthet ell.
lit vannak "lacikonyhak''. A
legizletesebb debreceni specials
eledelek, mint a, lacipecsenye, k0
baszfonatos, t0ltottkaposzta az
ember SCENE el0tt kesziil es a
! gyekenysatorban kecskelabu asz-
talokon egy felliter "karcos sesta
kerti vink6" wal lesz kiszolgalva
"napi arban''. Egy fonatos ha-
rom korona; egy adag lacipecse-
''nye Is korona. A bejaratnal
pedig egy tabla hivalkodva hir-
deti, hogy $40 korona egy lityi
sesta kerti" Nagyon is termesze-
tes, hogy szinTltig minden sator,
ahol = aranylag mem is Macy a
dragasag.
A Hatvan-utcan kotelverok:
idinyesek. A gyiimolcspiacon meg
annyi gyiim0lcs, maid a Csapo-
iutcan at a "Csizma-szinbe' erni
ahol a csizma ara meg mindig {
magasban sarkantyuzik. S00-to
5000 koronaig a debreceni tehen
Dor ramas-csizma "vasalas' mel
kill. Ugyanis a sarokra so koro
naert egy par patkot vernek
Mindenitt Macy forgalom.
A, Kossuth-utca veges-vegis
gazdasagi szekerekkel, kocsikkal
taligakkal. Egy-egy gazdasag
seeker Warjassy uram mihelye
b0l Is ezer korona.
- "Ma csak harom szekere
adtunk ell, = jegyzi meg mes
ter.
Egg taliga 10 ezer korona. 0
debb "karazsi kors6k' Revb6
(Bihar megye), maid tejes-ko
csogok, kaposztas-szilkek 40-t6
80 koronas arban. 49,
Ket hosszu6ras seta utan alta
laban nagy vasarlohangulatbal
: lev0 emberek tarka tomege kise
a szokatlanul forgalmas utcakon
!. lL0rinc-vasar van most Debrecen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-20

0-haz&ba szaliitjuk toliink vasarolt
targyakat, ekszereket. imakonyveket
stb RESS LAsZLo es FIAI, $50 Fe-
deral, k6zel Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-20

Olvasoink bizonyara emlekez- |
mex Mt. Csiki Gaborra, aki a multi |
telen jart lit Youngstownban a
magyar illetve erdelyi unitarius
egyhaz kepviseleteben. ] Sokan
koziildnk hallottak Csiki tisztele-
tes el5adasat az itteni amerikai
unitarius egyhazban, sokan hal
lottak Kossuth K6rhen. Sokan
elbeszelgettek ,vele lit idozese
alatt. Mar akkor ramutattunk ar
ra az ertekes munkara, amelyet
Mt. Csiki magyarsag erdekeben
Mt. Csiki magyrsag erdekeben
Amerikaban vegzett. Csiki nem-
csak mint unitarius, hanem mint
az osszes erdelyi magyar egyha
zak megbizottja szerepelt. Mum
kajanak eredmenyerol budapes-
ii "A Nep' cimu lap hasabjain
aligS ket .hettel ezelott ICY szamolt
be lelkes szekely fiatalember:
A Nep annak idejen els6nek ir-
ia meg, hogy budapest unitariu
sok David Ferenc egyesiilete i'm
nepseget rendez az Angilab6l Bu-
dapestre jovo w. III Drummond
unitarius lelkesz tiszteletere
ezen az iinnepsegen egy fatal ko
lozsvari szekely unitarius pap,
Csiki Gabor beszamolot tart ko-
Eel tizh6napos amerikai utjarol S
az erdelyi unitarius egyhaz erde
k$hen kifejtett ottani munkassa-
CAROL. (Ez az iinnepely lie is folyt
mar.) Az erdelyi unitarius egy-
haz z0met a szekelyseg alkotja s
ICY az az egyhazi misszio, amit
Csiki Gabor vegzett, a magyarsag
iigye is.
Az olah megszallas alatt siny-
l0d0, uldozott unitarius szekely-
seq jajkialtasai eljutottak az an
gol unitariusok fiilebe kommiin
bukasa utan w. III. Drummond
Pesten keresztiil Erdelybe utazott,
ahol megdobbento KEEP tarult ele-
ie az erdelyi unitarius testverei
kefsegbeejt6 sorsar6l. Drummond
nyomban megmozgatta az egesz
unitarius vilagot 1920 tavaszan
amerikai unitariusok mar $4,000
dollart kiildottek nyomorgo see
kelly testveregyhaznak. Ugyan-
ekkor egy haromtagu misszi6 er1
kezett Erdelybe, Sidney B. Snow,
John II. Metcalf es Edward Byron
Witte szemelyeiben, akik beutaz-
TAX szekely videkeket es szomo-
ru tapasztalataikr6l emlekiratban
szamoltak be Amerikanak. EFT
az emlekiratot azota magyar
kormany is kiadta tobb nyelven.
Ennek misszionak a meghivasa-
ra ment Xxi Csiki Gabor Amerika-
ba, ahol sziinetlen munkaban csak-
mem tiz honapot toltott.
Felkerestem fatal, harminc S
alig egynehany ewes szekely pa
pot megkertem, hogy ismertesse
utjat, munkassagat, elert eredme-
nyeit A Nep szamara.
- 1920 tavaszan mentem par
honapra Angliaba mondja Csl-
XII Gabor = oman Amerikaba
Az a haromtagu misszio hivott
meg, a1nely w. I'll. Drummond
kezdemenyezesere jott Errdelybe
az unitariusok helyzetet megvizs-
galni. A mlsszloval beutaztuk a
Szekelyfoldet. A megkinzott
szekelysegnek hosszu lido utan ez
volt az elso oromiinnepe, hiszen
anayi keseriiseg utan vegre meg
ertek egy kis szeretetet, egy biz
tat6 j6 sz6t. Minden faluban 0zo-
newell jott elenk nep, viragot no
zott es sok -sok konnyet. J0tt hoz
zank az egesz szekelyseg feleke.
yeti kiil0nbseg nelkiil es panasz
kodhattak szabadon, kinyithattal
az igazsagos fajdalom zsilipeit.
Parh6napos anghai tart6z
kodas utan Amerikaba indultam
Misszi6m szigoruan egyhazi jelle
gil volt es semmifele politikai szin
mel mem birt. Megvallom, hog,
mihor rov vasArnan este a new
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-20

.Orgonahangok, Lelki vezer, Orgona
viragok. Egi es Lelki Mamma. Kaphat6
RESS LAsZL0 es FIAI-nal, $50 East
Federal, kozel Watt-hoz.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-09-30
ORR REPORTS s BIRTHS.

DR.. Orr reports the birth of
six boys and two girls since the
third of this month. While we
are q little late in reporting the
arrival of some of our future
citizens we blame no one for this
but ourselves. On September
3 a baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Sprute,
Keutelville; Sept. 8 a boy to Mr..
and Mrs. John Frei, Ferdinand ;
Sept. 8 boy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Gentry. Keuterville; Sept.
l5 a girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Winkler. Keuteiville; Sept. Is a
boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Rie-
mann, Keuterville; Sept. % a
how to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Tunnel,
Winona; Sept. % boy to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Enreking, Keu-
terville; Sept. % a boy TO Mr..
and Mrs. William Hussman, Cot
tonwood.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-09-30
WILL HOLD
ANOTHER ExM.
POSTMASTERSHIP OF COT
TONWOOD AT STAKE
PAYS $500.

At the request of the Post
master General, the United
States Civil Service Commission
announces an open competitive
examination to be held on Oct.
%. 1921, to fill the position of
postmaster at Cottonwood. 1t
is expected that appointment
will be made as result of this ex-
animation unless it is found in
the interest of the service to fill
any vacancy by reinstatement,
transfer, OF promotion. This is
not an examination under the
Civil Service Act and rules, but
is held under an Executive order
of May 10, 1921. providing for
such procedure.
Applicants must submit to the
examiner on the day of eXamina-
ton their photographs. taken
within two years, securely past
ed in the space provided on the
admission cards sent them after
their applications are filed. Tin
types or proofs will not be ac-
cepted.
Application Form 224l, and
Form 223, containing full in
formation as to the requirements
to be met and the character of
the examination to be given,
may he obtained from the local
post office. or from tine United
States Civil Service Commission
Washington, d. c. Applications
must he properly executed show
ing the examination point at
which the applicant desires to be
examined. and must be filed with
the Commission at Washington
in time to arrange for the exam
ination at the examination point
chosen.
This will make the second eX.
animation to be held for the pos.
ition of postmaster, since the re.
signation of Postmaster J. V
Nash. October 27, 1920. The
position since this time has beer
filled by Mrs. Percy Campbell
by a temporary appointment
The place where the examination
is to be held has not yet beer
given out, but it is quite pro
bable that it will be held il
Grangeville.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-09-30
ENROLL FROM IDAHO co.

Idaho county is furnishing its
quota of students to the Univer-
sity of Idaho this year. The
list includes the following names
Lyle A. Sherwin, Norma Audrey
Cowgirl, Edward Albert Taylor,
Willard Urban Heath, E. CARRIER
Green, Herbert L. Powell. Olen
A. Fitzgerald, Don C. Fisher,
Willard V. Rush, Lee Pettibone,
Grangeville; Velma Ellen Ham,
ilton and Muriel ]. Grove, Kam-
iah; Jomesena Anna Johnston,
Ferdinand; Norville F. Johnston,
Cottonwood; Mary Eleanor Tur-
ner, Kooskia; Arlie Parkins,
Harpster; Laurence Foskett,
Whitebird.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-09-30
MAY LET ROAD CONTRACT.

Dan Johnson, a road builder
with no small reputation, was a
business visitor in Cottonwood
Wednesday evening comforting
with the city council in regard
TO macadamizing the streets in
Cottonwood. While no definite
action was taken Wednesday
evening it is very proable that
the council will give contract to
Mr.. Johnson at its next meeting
Monday evening. Mr.. Johnson
built and hard surfaced 35 miles
of the North and South highway
and is considered an expert in
his line. If he is given con-
tract he will comence work at
once.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-09-30
WIN AT YAKIMA.

John Funke and Howard Nc
Kinley, of his city, who had AS
head of thoroughbred Poland
China hogs on exhibition at the
Yakima State Fair where com
petition was of the keenest kind
won a large number of prizes.
Both gentlemen shipped their
hogs direct from Yakima to
Grangeville to be placed on ex-
hibition there. Next week we
will publish a list of the various
prizes won by them. Both Mr..
Funke and Mr.. Mckinley came
home with grand champions.
Some 25 exhibitors had hogs on
display at the Washington fair.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-09-30
OVER n. s. HIGHWAY.

A party composed of MIR. and
Mrs. e. H. Greve, DR.. and Mrs.
J. E. Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. George
Medved, Mrs. Fred Simon, Ber-
nice Simon and jeanette Greve
motored to Whitebird Sunday
over the famous North and
South highway. The trip to
Whitebird over the new road is
an ideal one and the view from
the top of the Hill has few if any
equals.
The trip, perhaps proved most
interesting to rIrs. Medved, who
was born and raised in Idaho
county and for the first time
visited that section and viewed
the spot near Whitebird where
her grandmother. Mrs. John j.
Manuel and her baby boy were
killed by the Indians in 1877.
Her grandfather was also seii-
ously wounded but made his get
away from the Indians and
spent thirteen days in the under
brush, living on wild fruits and
etc, until assistance arrived.
Mrs. w. w. Bowman mother of
Mrs. Medved, was also with her
parents at the time but escaped
from any serious injuries, but to
this day she still wears scars she
received in 1877. At the time
Of the Indian outbreak she was
seven years of age. She was
carried from Whitebird to Mt
Idaho upon the back of Pat
Price. While on their way tC
Mt. Idaho the Indians overlook
them and it was here that Mr.
Price pulled back his shirt and
exposed his naked breast upon
which was tattooed cross
After seeing this sign the In.
dians released him so that they
might continue their journey.
Going back to the Whitebird
hill it can all be made on high
cars may pass on the grade al
any point and it would prove ar
ideal trip for most anyone.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-09-30
JONES MAKES
EXPLANATION
$4,000 DOES NOT COME OUT
OF S2,OO0,OOO BOND
ISSUE.

In the issue of Sept. 10Th, the
Chronicle contained an article
stating that a fifth attempt was
being made by the state to dis
pose of is S2,000,000 bond issue,
and should the sale be made
$4,000 would be forthcoming
from this fund for the construc-
tion of the Grave Creek-Cotton-
wood road. That the $4,000
would come from the S2,000.000
was our opinion as well as that
of several others but Senator
Seth Jones in a letter to the
Chronicle sets forth the true
facts. His letter in full, reads
as follows:
Whitebird, Idaho,
September %, 1921.
Mr.. George Medved.
Cottonwood, Idaho.
Dear Sir
| noticed in your issue of the
Cottonwood Chronicle, Septem-
Der 18th, an article in regard to
the highway bond. ! beg TO call
your attention to a statement
that $4,000 of the S2,000,00o
bond would be available for the
Rice Creek road. This is an er-
ror, according to the House Bill
No. 313 of the past session of the
Legislature. This sum should
have been taken from the 9-1O
mill levy, or the auto license
fund and turned over to the Ida
no County Commissioners fol
the Rice Creek road. You viii
also find in House Bill No. BIC
where authority was given by
the state legislature to sell treas,
ury notes for $S9S,00O. 1t is my
understanding tn at a great
many of these notes have beer
sold. If so, this money shoulo
have been turned over by tht
Commissioner of Public Work;
to the Idaho County Commits
sioners and should be available
at this time to use for said road
You will find by looking ovel
House Bill 313, 314 and 3l6 tha'
| am correct. The people o.
Cottonwood and vicinity, wh'
are interested in this road shoul'
get busy and find out the tru'
facts, in regard TO the sale OF tn
treasury notes, and why thi
$4,000 has not been paid over
Hoping this explanation vii
be of some benefit to you
! am sincerely
Seth d. Jones.