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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-17
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FIRE ALARM CALLS

N - n 1 IA ~ AsS - n = - v 1-3 Third and Franklin E IA Front and Franklin. 1-6 Front, opp. Marshall and
 Newman.
 l-e Front. opp. Film Exchange. 1-7 Front. opp City Wharf. Is Front. near Saw Mill. ,2-l Home Grocery. 2-3 Willoughby. op. Cole Barn. 2-4 Front and Seward. 2-6 Front and Main. 1-6 Second and Main. 2-7 Fifth and Seward. 2-o Fire Hall.
 3-2 Gastineau and Rawn Way. 3-4 Second and Gold. 3-6 Fourth and Harris. 3-6 Fifth and Gold. 3-7 Fifth and East.
 3-S Seventh and Gold. 3-s Fifth and Kennedy. l-1 Ninth. back of power house. l-3 Calhoun. opp. Junsan Apts- l-3 Distin Ave, and Indian Bt. 4-S Ninth and Calhoun. l-O Gsventh and Main. ~ TWslfth, at Northern Lay. S-S Tw4afkA and wfilousAby.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-17
FOX RENT

FOR RENT-Modern 4room flat, close in. Has stove, linoleum. Phone 1903.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-17

. FOR RENT-Furnishe house on 12th St., Phone 3023.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-17

FOR RENT-Goldstein flat on 2d St. Partly furnished. Hot water heating system. Apply Chas. Cold stein.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-17

APARTMENT house, fully furn- ished, for lease. moneymaker Terms reasonable. Box GOA, Juneau.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-23

SEST DRAH A VSECHNY
MEZIMESTSKE TRATE JSOU
PRO STAVBU NADRAZf MA
SOUARU.
Jedins Pennsylvania draha
setrvava v opposici.

Ze sedmi drah projizd il
cleh Clevelandeqm, sest Sc pro
hlasilO pro stavbn nadrazi ma
Squaru podobn6 ucinilo
vsech sedm mezim6stskych Ii
nil. Zastupci drah Baltimore
and Ohio a Erie vypovidali, re
souhlasi, re projekt ma nadra-
ii osobniho u jezera ztizilo
dopravu a Zavinilo pfeplneni
tam6isich koleji, ktere by sa-
my potrebovaly uvolneni. Oba
souhIasi, re projekto ma nadra
II vyhovuje a re by uspoko-
ioval, iest-f re take stranka
financni bude proveditelna.
Jedina draha Pennsylvania
setvaya az dosud opposici.
Jak Sc ycera yysloyili znal-
ci, ziskali by hlavn6 mezim6st
ske linie ma rychlosti, ielikoz
by jejich vozba po ulicich
m6sta byla vaine zkracena.
TAX ku prlkladu vozy ABC Ii
ME, iezdici . Akron do Gle
velandu pri limited vlacfch,
by urazily cestu, ku ktere dnes
ie zapotrebi 90 minut "a pou-
hon hodinu. Nadrazi ma Squa-
ru by vyneslo $836,363 rocn6
ia iist6 koncese a $3.50, 900 by
platila najmu Traction Termi-
nal Co.. tax znela jedna 2 cd
poVedi, kdyz Sc komisaf Camp
bell dotaZoval, zda by novy
podnik vynasel aspoh pTibliz-
ny urok ulozeneho We stavb6
kapitalu. Financni stranka pro
iektu bude predlozena die vSe
no finanGnimi odd6lenimi Me-
zistatnl Obchodni Komise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-23
NOVA ZAHADNA VRAzDA
MA FRANKLIN AVE.

V loznici sveho bytu V els.
2221 Franklin Ave, nalezen
byI mrtvy 25-lety Mikulas
Prosin idle jinych Prusak)
Byl patrn6 zabit lahvi, kterou
byl uderen do hlavy tax moe
ne, re. byly We vlasech hlayy
nalezeny stopy skla. Die yypo-
vedi sousedu odeSel u donna
ProSin We ctvrtek V z hod. We
Ger. V 10 hodin Sc pax vratil Y
prHvodu jednoho mu7e. Sou
sed6 vsak neslySeli 2 bytu zad-
ny hluk, takze cely pripad ie
zahalen V rouSku zahady.
Die jine zpravy meskal Pru
sin (Pru$ak) V iiste kuIeGniko
We sini na Hunt Ave. zap
lS. ul., kde byl "a povstalf
hadky udefen lahvi. ale nepe-
zbyl vedomi, takze mohl byt'
doveden domu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-23
PRERUSENI VOZBY MA MO.
STE HARVARD DENISON.

Tratynl. komisaf Fielder
Sanders zastavil v6era pull
noel yozbn poulitnich kar ma
most6 Harvard Denison. Roz-
kaz vydal, kdyz Sc byl sam
presyedtil, iak nebezpecnou
Jest jizda po most6 zbaveneho
podlahy yilbec. Most jest pres
pul mile dlouhy a We vysi Vi
ce iak 100 stop. Cestujici mu-
81 pfecha2eti mos peSky a
nastupuii tepIve pa opatne
strane. NejlepSi pfi cele vtei
Jest, 1e new ami dredniei okre-
su ami poulitni drahy, kdy o
prava bude skoncena. Okres-
nj komisaf Alva X. SDittrick
vSak pravii, ze sc tax stane
drive, "nez-li napadne pryni
snih."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-23
POUZE JEDEN TYDEN

potlya vyprodei zeleznitni ka-
ry mouky za cehu prosne vel
koObc hodnl, u chvalne Zname
teske firmy The Clinton Co,
byvale Citizens, 1892 Broad
way. Riditelstvo teto spolecno-
sti Sc rozhodlo yzhedem k ne.
Zam6stnanosti a tim stisnenym
pom6rnm Y rodinach, zvlast6
kde tetne ditky Sc nalezaji, IL
lehtiti aspon GasteGne stav ten
to "A dati pfilezitost k zaopa-
trent 81 ouky "a cenu kupni.
Ia tou pfiGinou muze byti pro
dan do iedn6 rodiny pouze
pul sudu a. to pouze behem ty-
dine 26. zafim pocinaje. Upo-
zorhujeme CT. ceske hospodyh
ky ma oznamku imenovane fir
my V dnesnim elsie uvereJne-
nOu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-23
POROTA " CALI Vf. PRiPA,
DU Sc NEMUzE OOHOD-
MOUTH.

Porota, ktera Sc ma vyslovi-
ii, zda jest Gala vinen vraz-
dou spachanou ma lakewood
skem nakladateli Danovi Ka-
berovi, nemohla Sc vcera We
Ger dohodnouti a byla proto po
celou noe isolovana. Process
vlastni byl skoncen velice krat
ce ia slabeho 1castenstyi. Jed
ma Sc patrn6, zda porota ma
vyrok vinen opatf'iti slovem
re ma milosti byti dan prd-
chod, ably obvineny usel tre-
stu smrti iako mu uSla hlavni
in2piratorka celeho zlocinu,
manzelka zavrazd6neho, Eva
Kat. Kaberova, ktere byl IA
ohavny skutek vymeren dozi-
votni zalar. Porote sv6fen byl
vtera odpoledne We 4:30 cely
pripad, ale zadouci shody bu-
de docilenO patrn6 teLrye dnes
dopoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-23
PREDVOLEBNT BOJE KAN
DIDATU MAYORSTVf.
Sliby rGznych cekancG.

"Po sest rok1 splaceE jsme
dluhy, ktere m6stu povstaly
"a Toma l.. Johnsona a New
tOna ID. Bakera. Tento rOk, di-
ky bohu, nebude nam treba
dluziti Sc, abychom vysli.
TAX zahajil mayor Fitzgerald
vCera vecer We Western Reser-
We Republican Clubu svoji kan
pan pro ZnOvuZvoleni ma ufad
mayora. V6ta tato ma byti od-
povedi ma obvin6ni protikandi-
data, neodvisleho republikana
]. r. Hincliffa, ktery vini'
nyn6jSi administered ne Spat.
neho hospodarstvi miriam
yefejnych penez.
"Zvitezime jistt, pon6vad2
Jsme V praVu. Jest pro mne
obti2no Zmi1ovati sc 0 vlast.
MIN rekordu, ale nemohu il.
max, ne2-li vZpomcnouti bi-
tev, jez isme vyhrali," pravi
Fitzgerald a zle vinil demo.
kraty, ~ primo olupovali po
klesajici fondy.
Pred mayorem mluvili ko.
misaf poulicnich drah Sanders
Maurice Maschke, f'iditel We
refine beZpecnosti Bernstein 9
organisatorka sleGna Genevivt
Clineova, je2 jmenem cleve
landskych zen pozdravila pan
mayorovou.
Hincliffe take nezaklada ri
ce kiln a vyda Rampant re.
ci tiskem. Vini hlavne NEST.
skou garaz, kterOu by pry kdy
by byl mayorem, davno zruSil
Mezi jinym prayi: "M6stskycE h
automobile Jest uzivano V ne
d6lnich noclch k veselym pro.
jizdkam, take sc nemusimt
diviti, re udrzovAni m9sta sto
il tolik pen62." )"
Jiny kandidat Haserodt sli
buje, re prvnim jeho cinem ja
ko hlavy obce bude prisnJ
rozkaz dany policejnimu ma
! celnfkovi, ably vycistil mestt
od hracskych doupat i iinycl
nerestnych brlohu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-23
cECHU DOMOV.

Fond "Cechu Domov" byl O.
petne rozmnozen obnosem
$40, ktery byl venoyan pi. Ma
rii Kratochvilovou, matkou p.
kratochvila. 1rednika Plzeh-
skeho pivovaru V upomlnku
pfatelskeho dychanku, pofada
neho u prilezitosti jejich Sale
tych. narozenin.
.Kez Sc najde wee podob-
nych dobrocinnych nasledovni
XII.
Anna Mikes, predsedka,
Marie Hajek, tajemnice
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-23
ZE SAVLA Sc ST AL
PAVEL..

Melville j. Berry, hyvaly
mluvti protihostinskych orga-
nisaci, ienz "a kampan6 pro
schvaleni prohibicniho dodat-
ku k dstav6 byl neibojoyn6j-
sim kohoutem vodickaru, pro-
mluvi pfisti dtery V budovd
bratrstva zeleznitnich inze-
nyru ma Ontario ulici ma the
ma: Proc prohibice sklama-
la.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-23

z talk zvan6 komory smrti
columbuske trestnice, kde cd
souzenci cekaii hlasu, ktery
by ma ne zavolal, aby ma e.
lektricke zidli splatili pokutu
"a dokazane Jim zlociny, pfi
veden byl vcera pred trestniho
soudce Homera Powella, Mia
dy ltal Sam Purpera, ably sVed
ell prot Benignovi, souZenemu
pro tentyz zlotin. Vypovedi
bylo dokazano, ze Benigno
lhal, kdyz pravil, re ma mist6,
kde byli Y posledni den minu-
leho rOku okradeni a Zavraz-
deni Sly Tanner v dobu
spachani zlotinu nebyl. Purpe-
ia dosv6dtil, nejen re byl OBJ
zalovany pfitomen vrazde, ale
re i veter pred tinem vSe k
prepadu sam aranzoval. Smr-
ii zasy6ceny svedek V tresta-
neckem safe, bled, teze 81
nj, kde sam vySlechl vlastni
rozsudek, die ktereho ma IA
vinu syoji zaplatiti mladym
zivotem. byl usazen pod wet
senou strait odpovidal ma
kladene mu otazky slabym
hlasem. Vlas jeho jest jiz sedi-
W a zjev ieho cini DOZEN sla-
bosti, cilejSi znAmku ziyota
prozrazuje jeh jeho. ternt o.
10.
Jake Jest vase jmeno?" Ia
zal Sc asistent okresniho Ia
lohce Cassidy.
Sam Purpera, 'odvetil Ia
zany sotva V nejblizsim okoli
5lysitelnym hlasem.
"Jste odsouzen k poprave?"
"Ano, pro spolu6tast ma "a
vrazdeni Slye a Fannera." "
"Znate Dominika Benigna,
jest-li ano, ukazte nah."
"Ano,' odpovedti odsouze-
nee a vyhublym praem uka2ai
primo ma Benigna.
Ia dalsiho yyslechu vypra
vel Purpera, kterak Sc Be
nignem ye6er pred spachauUu
dyojnasobnou Vraadou sesel \
jedn6 tancirn6 a kde jej tento
zadal pfipraviti automobil, hie
IL mel byti pfi "praci' uztt.
ptinil tax 81 opatril 81 auto od
Clarence Rrowna, nyni 2aVfe-
neho,' ktery strojf tehoz odpo-
ledne ukradl +. II. Goffovi,
presidentu The Cleveland
Trust Go. Pfistiho rama set6aI
sc $ Frankem Mottoem, ien1
! usedl k i.idir.mu kQm pozd6
iii Sc piidali k nim Benigno
Komer, Frank Amato, Domi-
mix Leonardo a ie$td jiny muz
jehoz imeno mu nenl znamo
: Nell dva stroie, druhy rldl
Benignp a Spolecne ieli k 20
yarne W. W. Sly Manufactu
ring Go. ma zap. AZ. ul., al,
zde nezastihli auto, We kite
rem nell Sly a Tanner jeti dc
banky pro peniZe nrCene ns
ryplatu delnicpva, leli tudi1
do dolenniho mesta ia no
dlnu hledane .auto skutetn(
nash. Nasledovali stroj ma "a
padnI stranu. Benigno ridi
stroj ylastni, y nemz bylo pc
muza, druhy strot fizen by.
Mottoem, kterym byl Purpe.
ra. Ma TO popisuJe srazku I'd
moste Nickel Plate drahy ns
zap. AZ. ul. Purpera byl DO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-23
K SMRT ODSOUzENY PURPERA
USVEDCUJE BENICNA.
TAKE KOMERA OZNACUJE "a
JEDNOHO Z VRAHU.
DNES ODPOLEDNE PREDANO BUDE ROZHODNUT
POROTE

nucen Slyem a Fannerem, KITE
ii hrozili revolvery, zanechati
vlastni revolver ma podlaZe au
tomobilu. Oba pTepadeni ma
tvrzeni Purpery, ze srazka Sc
udaIa jen nahodou, odlOzili
zbrane a psali 81 jmena sved-
XII. Sam b6zel k autu Benig-
ia, kdyz tn komers zvolal ::
"Spust'te.' Ctyli bandite upo
slechli rozkazu a stfileli, byli
to Komer, Amato, Leonardo a
Motto, jenz byl jiz jak znamo
popraven.
Svedek tvrdd, re Komer Sc
stfelby s1castnil, aG tento "a
pira sam byl vyvodnim sved
KEN v procesu Mottoa a Pur-
perry, kterym sv6dectvim svym
piitezoval. Po spachan6 dvoi-
nasobne yrazd6 vsichni Y autu
fiZenem Bepignem prchli. Pur
pera sam vystoupil ma zap. 81.
ul. a Sci ma vychodni stranu
sam.
Phi kfizovem vyslechu OBJ
hajce Mulligana vyprayet Pur-
pera, ze teprve 81. unora le-
tosniho roku byl II rokl star
a re mel byti poprayen iiz 20.
srpna a re nefi,. ,ktery den bu-
de jeho poslednim. Ma otazku,
zda mu bylo neco "a jeho Sve-
dettyl slibeno, odyetil 5 roZhod
nostl, ze nikoli. Byv tazan, ida
otekaya, ze mu Ia vterejSi
svedectvi zmenen bude trest
smrti Y dozivotni zalaf, odpo-
v6d6l, re neotekava nicCho,
Vypovidal dobrovon6 a re mu
dokud ziie, yzdy jeSt6 zbyva
nadeje.
Jako posledni svedek obha-
joby pfedveden byl opetnt do
mnely yrah Elmera Sprosteho,
ienz poznal vtera reyolvery,
, kter@ch praVil, re ,je yidel II
Komera Motoa Y den yraz-
dy.
Benigno vSe pQpira a vypra
Vi vSe to, co predevcirem w
poyidal jeho bratr Tomas a
tehyne Collettioya, ze totiz \
dobe, kdy zlo6in byl spachan
byl donna. kratce po IL. hod
veil stroj do garaze Vrati
sc ddtqu po poledni. Ma cestt
potKal tektiyy A. Sou.
kappa Edw. Conroye sice
etyakrate a d2konce ii $ MIN
hovof'il. Soukup Conroy byl
predvolani. ale Vyprayeli. II
Benigna Y uvedeny den sratri
Il jen jednou.
VysIech Purpory Jest ma
. ii krlminalistiee ptyn.m pri
F. padem, kdy odsouzenec k SIN
! ii byl povolan jako syedek. a
: by vypoyidal pfoti ncastnl
: kun tehoz zlotinu. Pov6st, d,
: bude postayen pred soud 81
: rychle roznesla a zpusobil;
} velky naval do soudni sine
| takze byla uGin6na mimorad
ma opatreni. kazdy, kdo d'
: soudni s:n6 vessel. museI sc po
drobiti prohlidce, ba. i pray
: nici a novinafSti referenti.
Dnes dopoledne budou zave
I retne reti obhajcu i zalobce
| kazdt strane povoli' soudc'
. Powef pdlhodiny. DO ruko,
, poroty pax bude vlozen prist
/ osud Benignnv dnes odpoled
: ne.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-07
Niuht in the roresr.

Through the forest is a great silence,
but no stiffness. The w~hippoorwill
swings down and up the short curve
of his regular song, over and over the
owl says his WHO'D. These, with the
ceaseless dash of the rapids, are the
web on which the night traces her
more delicate embro.deries of the I'M
expected. Distant crashes, stealthy
footsteps near at hand; subdued
scratching of claws; a faint sniff, the
mournful cry of the loon, instinct with
the spirit Of loneliness; the ethereal
call-note of the birds of, passage high
in the air; a pattern among the dead
leaves, and at last, from the thicket
close at hand, the beautiful silvery
purity of the white-throated sparrow
the nightingale of the North-trem-
bling with the ecstasy Of beauty, as
though a shimmering moonbeam had
turned to sound; these things combine
subtly, the Great Silence overarches
the night and draws you forth to CON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Edward White.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-07
WOULD MIX LOVE AND LOGIC
Writer'S Advice to Woman DESTROYS
of Retaining Husbands Devo-
ton After the Honeymoon.

Years ago a poet wrote of love as
being "woman's whole existence" He
must have known a lot about the
feminine sex. Love and logic are at
opposite poles of woman'S world; and
it is a fact that many a woman has
lost a mans love through not allow
ing a little common sense in courtship
and marriage, the mixing of love and
logic, as it We're.
A girl may be adorable, but if she
is forever making her lover appear
silly" in the eyes of the public, h
is in danger of losing that mans love.
Simply because a woman finds love
and one nan her whole existence,
that is no reason why a mar is going
to find hal true in regard to the
woman he loves. There is a difference
in the sexes in that respect. God
made it SO, and no woman need try
to alter it. Lovers, married or other
wise, grow FESTIVE under restraint.
and it is a wise woman who never
puts up the check REIN"
One very clever woman whose life
runs smoothly and happily after years
of married life insisted at the be-
ginning that n night in the week her
husband would not be expected 70
come home until he chose to cuuie,
She didn't ask hin, 10 drop all the
friends he had before lie married her.
What was the Iesul,i He TOOK the
night off regularly, for a month, and
pretended thai he liked il. Ii.eii .t
started coming home Oh these "ail
nights" There We're never any me
sages of being detained at ahe office.
His friends couldn't get ~" 10 STA!
in town, but they would ~ yr.le Ai.h
him, being sure OF u sll ie and 8
warm welcome from his wtie.-Ftiia
delphia North American.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-07
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Langdon:-Special Notice! On
account of an arrangement made a
month since the pastor will speak at
the Walhalla Boys Encampment Sat
urday evening and Sunday morning,
A Union Service at the Methodist
church will be held in the morning,
Rev. G. w. Langdon preaching. The
evening service will be held in the
Presbyterian church. the pastor
speaking on the subject Hell From
The Inside" We expect to have a
special musical number in the even
ing.
Stilwell and Mazda :-Please re-
member the changed hours, 2 o'clock
at Stilwell and 4 p. N. at MAZDA.
Subject 1.The Flood and the Ark Of
Noah continuing the series on the
Book of Genesis. The attendance at
both Mazda and Stilwell is very good
and the pastor wishes to let his ap-
probation be known. But we can do
even better. Mr.. Frank Faucette,
nephew of the pastor, is expected
this week. He has just graduated
from the Bible Institute of Los
Angeles and will take charge of the
Mazda and Stilwell fields when he
arrives, if satisfactory to the two
churches.
Vino Faucette, Pastor.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-07
Home Z oun
Y ' Helps y
CURB BILLBOARD NUISANCE
Rules Adopted by Kansas City for
the Proper Regulation of Out
door Advertising. ,

Kansas CityNauthorities have drawn
up rules for the regulation of "out-
door Advertising Other commune
ties would do well to give the matter
careful consideration. Many places
have even gone to the length of for
bidding the billboard altogether, as a
nuisance. Whether such a move is
advisable is a mooted question, but
all will concede that regulation Of
some sort is necessary. The Kansas
City rules are as follows:
mo waste or other rubbish result
ing from any billboard or outdoor adj
vertising sign shall be allowed to
accumulate On or in the vicinity OF
the premises where the same is
located.
Bottoms of all signs shall be at
least three feet from the ground.
mo outdoor advertising shall be
permitted or allowed to be maintained
without an annual license from the
division of highways of the depart
ment of public works"
None of the foregoing rules shall
| apply to outdoor advertising which is
not within public view of a highway,
| public park or reservation; nor to
| signs or other devices erected and
maintained in conformity with exist
| ing law, advertising or indicating the
| person occupying the premises in ques-
| ton or the business transacted there
on, or advertising the property itself
or any part thereof as for sale or to
| let; nor to advertising for public pur-
poses by the commonwealth or any
municipality thereof.
ANY city or town. by ordinance or
by law, may wholly exclude outdoor
| advertising from speciied districts.
Any license NAV he revoked for a
%siolation of anv of these regulations
or any provision contained in the
| license.
1t is the opinion Of the proponents
that a sufficiently large license fee be
| required to cover the expense OF
proper superintendent of this bus,
mess. so that it will not be necessary
to license great numbers of these de
vices. in order to obtain sufficient
revenue to cover the proper expense
of adequate supervision.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-07
NORTH DAKOTA WOOL TO
BE MADE INTO BLANKETS

The North Dakota Federation of
Wool Growers have consigned Sc
veral carloads of wool to the Valley
Falls Wooden Mills in Rhode Island
to make into blankets. The federation
10 attempting to market a part Of the
wool through the blanket route be-
cause of the difficulty in making sat
isfactory sales. Blankets will be de-
livered to the U at cost Of
manufac turing and marketing plus a
reasonable price to the growers of the
wool. The blankets r pure virgin
wool. III buying these blankets you
ARE not only getting full value for
your money but you are assisting the
aheepmen of this state in securing q
market for their wool. Samples Of
this blanket can be seen at the county
agents Office.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-07
CORRESPONDENCE
MOSCOW.

Mr.. Seward Peterson and son,
Noel arrived here July 4th. for a
couple Of days stay, on a cross u
try thur by auto. They have a COM
plete campers trailer, with full camp
equipment, which sure adds to the
pleasure of such a trip.
A number of friends and neighbors
we're entertained at the Mike Madison
home July 4th.
Mrs. Gust Mastre of Grafton is
visiting this week with her mother
Mrs. M. Amoth and calling on her
many friends here.
Peter Sunberg spent a couple of
days at the Walhalla chautauqua as
sisting the Wales Hannah Band.
A big majority of our population
is camping at Devils Lake this week
including the Kommunity Kettle Klub
Of young folks.
A number of our folks managed to
get to the Huron township picnic,
between showers and tho it proved a
disappointing day for a picnic that
"Million Dollar Rain" left every one
in a jnbilant mood. Some job getting
back home!
Arthur Anderson and Sam Gunder.
son were county. seat callers Saturday
Earnest Peterson returned Saturday
from a months vacation at the pa.
rental home near Erskine, Mimi.
Sam Guuderson made the purchase
last week of a fine new player piano
from the Void Co. of Langdon, which
will prove to be quite a valuabl,
addition to the interior of a comfort,
able home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Amoth, Mrs
Strand, Miss Berger MIR. and Mrs J
L. Peterson and Mr.. and Mrs. Knut,
Lauve spent a few days camping a
at the Walhalla chautauqua last wee
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-07
MiIwaukee,s Shade Trees.

Milwaukee ISL 2 1892 shade trees
on its streets and h~oulevards. Tbs
does not include trees in the city
parks or on private property. The
varieties are: Elm, 45 per cent soft
maple. 18; box elder, g; Eastwood,
Z; ash. $; poplar, 4. The forestry
department favors elm. Beginning
April j, the department will plant
5000 trees. Of which 1000 will be
elm, 500 norway maple and $50 each
ash and Eastwood. The trees are
planted 35 to 40 feet apart, no tree
being planted less than 20 feet from
a corner. The cost is assessed to
the property owner. The city speci-
fees the variety to be used on each
street, so as to obtain uniformity.
.-lHA HsE
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-07
Look After the Trees Now.

Industrial communities are prone to
undervalue the products of nature
until it is too late. A fine tree is the
product of from 20 to so years OF
growth. 1t cannot be hurried; nature
will not hasten her steps at mans
wish. No amount Of money a speed
the development of any tree beyond a
certain pace, though money can pro.
vide good conditions for growth. TIC
save a tree, therefore, is to save some.
thing which only a generation or more
can replace.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-07

ply Co. with a bookkeeper. Mr.. Emil
Molander was sent adding another to
the many who are holding responsible
positions in the city. Hazel, Aspen
gren and Arthur have also gone into
fine positions. w1ite today.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-07

now being used
as roadside dan
ger signals in
place of the sign
b 7 d posted
and usually ig-
ored, hereto
fore. Conversion
Of a light at a
dangerous curve
or crossing into a
warning signal is
SIMPLY q mdetSl
of painting a red
circle, s in. in
diameter, on the
proper de
of the 1e-in.
globe. AS the g
globes are carried
by ornamental
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-07
Mode! English Towns.

The model industrial town idea, orig
mated some years ago in the United
States, is TIC he applied to a system of
Industrial garden cities which in time
will rim the city of London. The prof
ect is IN attempt to solve London's
housing problem and at the same time
prevent overwhelming congestion in
the cities.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-07
Library Benefit Film Saturday

Treasure Island the third of a
series Of pictures that are being
shown at the Electric Theatre under
the auspices and for the benefit Of
the library fund of the Langdon Wo-
mans Club. The picture will be put
on at q matinee in the afternoon and
two shows in the evening on Saturday
of this week. July 9th. Give the
ladies your support in their library
benefit at the Electric Theatre on
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-07
Heard at a RecentIon,

-Nhnt was Ann talking SC earnestly
TO you aboutf"
ION, arr, culture and that sort OF
thing. I'm afraid ] dropped of once
or twice.
'Had q sort of ADn-ealneiic effect.
ehf'-Boston Transcript.