davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04
ZE XVII. SJEZDU JEDNOTY c.SP.s

Dan navrh, ably zprava tato
byla prijata a prelozeni nasich
stanov do,apgliciny svereno br.
B. Kralovi,
Br. X. Bernreiter zada Sized,
ably rozhodnul, jaksvslky pocet
stanov ma dradovna N. H. R.
dat tisknout, tax ably Sc prede-
slo 'tomu, ably Sc nemuselo jako
minulosti, mnoho tisic neupo
trebenych k zniceni urcit.
Br. A. Yukl cini navrh ma
$4,000 vytiskd. Br. A. J. Cejka
ma "a to, ze by Sc m6lo dat
tisknout $4,000 stanov.
Pc delsi debate odhlasovano
nechat tisknout pocet $4,000
ceske a anglicke v jedne kniz-
ce.
Resolucni vybor predklada
nasledujici resoluce:
RESOLUCNf VYBOR
XVII. sjezdu Jcdnoty c. S. p. S.
Clevelandu, O.
Vas resolucni vybor sklada-
jici sc z bratri Bernreitera,
predsedy, Krobosta, tajemni-
ka, Perglera, Frcky a Palmy,
predklada tyto resoluce:
1.) Tykajici Sc prohlaseni
We smyslu podporovani predlo-
hy starobni podpory We state
Ohio. - Vybor doporucuje ku
schvAleni v zajmu Statu Ohio,
jehoz Velkorad 'hlavne ma Sc
o prijmuti predlohy jako statni
zalezitosti staratj.
2.) Resoluce pfedlozene br.
Vine. Jahodou jmenem Junioru
z fadI Garfield {. 80 a Jung
man {. 20, Chicago, ktera ia
da zavedeni obradoveho uvad6-
nj v radech, dopisovani v ceske
i anglicke reci a ustaveni agi-
tatora. Prvni a druhe zadosti
bylo vyhOvGno a druhe odkazu-
je Hlavni Uradovne.
3.) Resoluce zastupcu statu
Michigan, bratri Frant. Trau-
be a Frant. Bojasa, zadajici
vraceni sc ku trem stupnnm,
jez drive Jednoty byly zave-
deny. = Odporucuje Sc sjezdu.
A. Resoluce radu Karel w.
{. IT z Iowa, zadajici ustanove-
nj agitatora slucovaci akci S
jinymi polpurnymi jednotami.
- Jiz Sc dele.
So Resoluce fadu Prokop
Veliky, (. 46, Cedar Rapids, la.
v zajmu zfizeni farmarskeho
1stavu pro stare cleny ma "a
koupenem vetsfm pozemku. =
Vybor doporucuje move Hlavni
UradovnG, by jednala die sveho
usudku a nalehave potreby.
Bratr K. Tomanek re Silver
Hill, Ala, oznamuje, ze byva-
IL br. pan Wesley V Robertsdale
nabizi Jednote pet akril pozem
ku v Gene $500 v Silverhill &C
dar ma zarizeni ustavu pro ne.
mocne bratry stizene rheuma.
tismem, coz vzato k vedomosti,
Zprava resolucniho vyboru
prijata v plnem zneni.
RESOLUCE
bratru Janu Sprostemu, byv
pfedsedovi N. HI. R. c. s. P. S.
G1ovo1ard n I 11rS 1000
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04

Jedepz nezvlasnejsch avhodnych pomnikd skutecnemu
Americana, Jest jenz byl postaven pamaku cnh
Buffalo Bio Codyho odpoefvarna jedne jeho renc
nz vypraova se ovecke vpravy cd nichz dosal
m@no avu dobach kdy zapad byl opravdu este divo-
kym Msto toto jest zvano Tahska Tepe jest oblas den-
yerskeho horskeho parkovnho systemu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04

Zprava byla pfijata.
Bratr A. j. Cejka zada, ably
delegatdm ma Sized Zapadni
sko-Bratrske Jednoty byly
vystaveny poverujici listing.
Vyhovi Sc.
Br. Vaclav KNIFE zada ra-
du, co ma chit v dedicke "a
'lezitosti bratra Typona Sifon-
skeho, jehoz dedicove nalezaji
Sc v Rusku. Odkazano k vyri-
zeni N. HI. kadu. -
Bratr FIR. Stefl zada vysve-
tleni, co Sc ma stAti Sc rady,
ktere nemohou zaplatit $500
"a elena do zalozniho fondu.
Br. O. Pergler mini, ze kaz-
dy rad bude resit otazku tn
svym zpdsobem a Narodni HI.
Rad je opravnen po vysetreni
financniho stavu radu lhItu k
zaplaceni prodlouziti.
Pc delsi debate bratr NJ. J.
Machacek cini navrh, aby vsi-
chni ii, kteri byli prijati po /.
lednu 1922 neplatili petidolla-
|rovy poplatek zalozniho fen-
du.
Navrh podporovan br. P.
Taislerem prijat.
Proti hlasovani protestuje
br. J. F. Hejduk, ponevadz mu
nebylo udeleno slovo.
Bratr j. +. Hejduk dava
protinavrh, ably vsichni uvede-
nj pc l. lednu. 1918 nemuseli
platit $500 do zalozniho fon-
du.
&. O. Pergler navrhuje. zno-
vuuvazeni navrhu M. J. Ma
chacka.
Bratr V. Cipra cini spro-
stredkujici navrh ma l. ledna
1920.
Navrh PerglerIv ma znovu-
uvazeni byl prijat.
O navrhu br. Hejduka "a
vedena debata, ktere Sc su-
castnili bratri j. F. Hejduk, j.
F. Fetyk, JOS. Frcka, josef Fl.
sher, V. Cipra a C. O. Dolezal.
Bratr Tusl navrhuje konec
debaty. Navrh prijat.
Pfedseda dava hlasovati O
navrzich br. M. J.. Machacka
a br. J.. F. Hejduka die jmen.
Phi hlasovani odevzdano pro
navrh br. NJ. j. Machatka SO
hlas0, pro navrh j. F. Hejdu-
ka A. Pfijat navrh br. j. F,
Hejduka.
| Bratr Bernreiter vysvetluje
otazku dard zaloznimu fondu
a oznamuje, re br. Ant. Palma
cd radu Vlastenec &. 142 da-
roval zal. fondu 5000, ktere
obdrzel co odmenu "a ziskane
move cleny. Sam osobne dava
zaloznimu fondu obnos $4,000,
coz s potleskem prijato. To.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04


Jednoty C. S. p. S.
Vas resolucni vybor doporu-
cuje ku schvaleni tuto resoluci
bratrskeho zajmu:
Ze II. Sjezdu Jednoty C. s.
P. S. bratru Johnu F. Spro-
stymu, byvalemu predsedovi
N. H. Radu c. s. P. s.
Nam vsem mily bratre:
..AAstupci IL. sjezdu Jednoty
c. S. P. S., shromazdeni We
dnech cd %. srpna do 2. zari
1922 v meste Clevelandu, statu
Ohio, mile vzpominajice uprim-
ne, v pravde bratrske cinncsti
a zasluh Tvych 0 Jednotu c. S.
p. S., politovanim doslechli
jsme, ze zavila choroba brani
I'll mezi nami dliti re zdara
spolecne prace nasi Sc tesiti.
Zddraznujeme proto, ze ma
Tebe, bratre, zvlaste mily, s
laskou vzpominame a prejeme
Tobe sobe srdecne, ably isl Sc
opet zahy zdrav, Gil pin sta
re energie mezi nami objevil.
Ia II. Sized Jednoty c. S.
P. S.:
Karel Bernreiter, preds.
Jan Krobost, tajemnik,
Otto Pergler,
Josef Frcka,
Anton Palma,
resolucni vybor.
Method Pazdral, preds. sjezdu,
A. Jambor, tajemnlk sjezdu,
Karel Pintner, II. tai. sjezdu.
Resoluce br. Sprostemu schva
lena povstanlm pritomnych a
bude mu dodana.
Br. K. Bernreiter hlasi, re
objednal kyetinu zemrelemu
br. JOS. Hlavackovi a zada @
vyslani dvou zastupcI ma po.
hreb.
Prijato br. predseda jmeno
val br. K. Bernreitera a O.
Perglera.
Bratr Tomanek zada O dovo.
leni, ably br. Pokorny zaklada.
jici Glen radu Havlicek (. 6
mohl osloviti Sized. Dovoleni pc
vo]eno. Bratr Pokorny srdecny'
mi slovy dekuje zastupcum "a
cinnost We prospech clenstva 8
prcjc sjezdu zdarny vysledek 8
provolava dalsi cinnosti Ma
.zdar!
Pozdravne telegramy "a do
p.sy zaslaly: Vykonny Vybo1
Syazu Svobodomyslnych Chi
cagu; Hlavni Uradovna Zapad
nj CeskoBratrske Jednoty. Vel
kovybor S. P. Jednoty Statu O
hio, Sbor Ladislava {. 2, J. c
D.; Sdruzeni Ceskych Svobodt
myslnych Skol v Chicago; Sbol
Elisha Krasnohorska els. IL, S
P. ]. a S'oor Ant. Celakovska
els. 25, S. P. J.
M. Pazdral, predseda,
A. J.. Jambor, tajemnlk
K: Pintner, II: .tajemnik
ROK 1920:
Priiem: y:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04

ku, cenu zkaznen6 silly, byl ta-
Ike vyhlidnut ku spolku turner
skemu; Vyzadal 81 stanovy k
prohlednuti a k prelozeni do
Destiny a, kdyz re zalozeni u
trakvistickeho spolku seslo, "a
hajena akce k uskutecneni je-
no myslenky, zaloziti telocvic-
ny spolek cesky. o zalozeni
spolku toho rokoval s Edv. Gre
grem, davnym svym pritelem,
a druzine pratel, seskupenych
v redakci Narodnich Listd pred
lozil svoje stanovy opravene
| die stanov spolku neuskutecne-
neho.
Ku predu pokracovano ry-
chile a jiz dne 27. ledna roku
1862 bylo c. k. ministerstvem
dano povoleni zaloziti telocvic
nou jednotu Prazskou, a stano-
Wy zpracovane die navrhu Tyr
sova schvaleny. (Tehdy neza-
dano zalozeni 'Sokola", &C
"Cas" jiz 2. unora spolek So
kolem jmenoval.) -
| Pc schvaleni ihned sestave-
ma kandidatni listina, ktera ma
prvni valne hromade, konane v
nedeli, dne 16.. 1nora 1862 od-
hlasovana, jak navrzena. Spo-
lex cital tehdy rs clenl a zvo-
lenemu vyboru jmenovan jim
drich Fuegner. pfedsedou Fill.
DR.. Bedrich Tyrs namestkem.
. Fuegner sam neznajici dobre
!. pisma ceskeho, ale Czech neju-
primnejsi nebyl teto valne hro-
made pritomen a kdyz deputa-
ci byl o prijeti volby pozadan,
po kratkem zdrahani prijal.
Kdyz v druhe valne hromade,
! "a tyden po volbe starosty, ma
mestka a vyboru schvalena IL
J mluva p. Janem Malypetrem,
ktery mistnost i naradi S ocho-
tou prenechal k pouzivani We
SVEN 1stave, kazdeho pond6li, ,.
stredy a patku cd seste hodiny
do devate pod osobnim svym do
zorem "a maly poplatek a kdyz
pax "a ctyri dny deset clend
prijalo TRAD cvicitelsky a zvo-
len jednatel, DIR. Edy Gregr, "a
pisovatel JUG F. Cerny, poklad-
mix, Ferd. Fingerhut DR.. Mi
roslav Tyrs, domaci spravce,
zahajena pravidelna cinnost
spolku, ktera rychle a zdarne
: pokracovala; stalit' u kolebky
Sokolstva vsichni nejcilejA
, pracovnici ceSti. v cervnu te-
, hoz roku citala Telocvicna jed
nota prazska ma 500 lenu br-
!; zy 1900. V stejnem roce zalo-
7 zeny jeste jednoty v Brne, ia
: romeri, Jicine, Koline, Kutne
Hore, Move Pace, Pribrami a
, Turnove.
Lid cesky sdruzen v narodni
: organisaci, kde vedome stal "a
: svymi pravy, bojoval proti kfiv
, dam, jen pro vlast, sobe bez I'll
sku. Ovsem, lety prisel upa
: dek a pax netuseny rozmach
jako ziti naroda a duch my
slenky po Sc. Aetech vitezne
/ vysel z boja "a volnost otciny.
Vse pro narod jest psano III
z tt Sokola neni tedy divu, re i
, narod ma Sokolstvo vdecne my
sli a zdravi no nadsene. Zraky
tisicu soustred'uji Sc k nemu,
, stalt' Sc Sokol symbolem Svo-
, body jejich.
LetOs unoru bylo tomu sede
| sat let, co ustavujici valna hro-
: mada prvni sokolske jednoty Sc
! konala a hymnus nadsenych
dni prvnich mi v dny nase a
| bude zniti v dny tech, jiz pri-
: jdou po mas. Jet myslenka So
kolska stale svezi stale silna.
, Nebude V Sokolstvu stanuti, ne
i bude nikdy prezilym a starym
neb zna jen cestu ku pfedu,
vzdy dal a vyse, vecny ruch a
'zavodivost a We SVEN bratrstvi
! ,,oco onSo%, ,oo;x;c4E;ko Ioxoo
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nezMtnost, pfinesenou po do
bu jich dfadoyani pro blaho a
rozkvet nasf mile Jednoty.
Dale doporucuje, by tajem-
niku ma stanovy co odmena u
d&leno bylo &15.00, straznimu
v sini $1,000, domovniku "a
poklid a15.0O; nahrada Velkc-
radu statu Ohio ma vylohy Sc
Sjezdem spojene 100000.
John Klaus,
Anton Zastera,
Karel Kopecky,
Frant. Klein,
Frank Suchy,
John F. Hejduk,
Dom. Walter,
financni vybor.
Zprava byla pfijata.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-18

There's too much ~squabbllng. too
much row.
Aud MS gotta be stopped some way.
somehow.
And n pretty good time to start n
now.
J. y. McEyoy, Chicago Tribune.
Who brayely darca must some.
times risk a fali."-Smollett.
1iowdy. folks' Have You been to
the fair?
Ben Burgess IL looking for the
preachers and everybody else ut the
races tomorrow-and the chances
are that most Of 'em will be there.
Chief Phillips aud Sheriff sankoy
probably won't pinch you for bet.
ting, II you don't wager more than
"a bottle OF pop.
-
II didn't take more than n glance
10 convince N that II Is "the big
gest and best ever" but maybe
you'd better 10 and see for your.
self.
Honestly. we don't dare TO tell
You how big some OF the pumpkins
and sichllke are. for fear w might
be hauled up before the high court
OF the +. II. a. G. l.. club.
Since the Orphans started out so
well In the world series" we have
decidtd to call 'em Chicks orain.
81 Simp says he notices that the
more people get together the bigger
the crowd IL.
At this distance. we judge that
the sick Man" Is a lot better.
What bothers us is where the
Turks and Greeks have been ge'.
ting enough money for war when
the rest of the world is having the
dickens to make ends meet in peace.
Another thing. It isn't going to
be altogether fun TO keep the home
burning next winter. with
coal about steen dollars per. Stay
right in there, Mr.. Hoover.
But maybe we'll get natural gas.
Hope Judge Hays Is right about il.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-18
ATTEND THE FAIR:

II opened today, the greatest ever" and it is now ready for
your inspection.
OF course we're speaking OF The Grady County Free Fair which
is the big number on the program this week. overshadowing the
threatened war in Europe, strikes and everything else.
AT the fair grounds Grady county is displaying her finest
goods; the thing is n sort OF big show-wndow for the entire
county, and we miss our guess unless you're proud as you gaze
upon our wonderful products.
The fruits Of the best efforts OF our most ambitious farmers
and stock raisers have been brought TO the fair. And besides
all these, there YOU will see the work OF the "wimmin folks" the
exhibits prepared by the schools and lots of other things.
Also, along with the wonderful display of Grady county goods.
the fair offers a big entertainment program. Starting tomorrow,
there will be a race program every day and Ben Burgess, the boss
OF this department, gives the assurance that it will be worth the
money. And of course, there are the carnival shows, hot dawg,"
red lemo. and everything else that goes to make up a rp-roaring
good time for the crowd.
1t is Chckashas gala week. The folks will be here from far
and near. Let's get the fair spirit. Go out and mingle with the
visitors, have a good time and help to make everybody there happy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-18

giving let yodr requests be made
known unto God.
And the peace OF God. which pass.
eth all understanding. shall keep your
hearts and minds through Christ
Jesus.-Philippians 4: 6. Z.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-18
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be.
tween O. Il. Weller and l.. y. Larson
at Chickasha. Oklahoma. under the
firm name, Rock Island Transfer and
Storage Co, was dissolved on the
10th day OF September. 1922. by mu.
tual consent. o. Il. Weller will con
tlnue the said transfer and storage
business under the same trade name,
will pay all debts OF said firm and
Is hereby authorized TO collect all
accounts due TO said partnership.
Dated September 16. 1922.
o. l.. WELLER
1S-1t. l.. j. LARSON.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-18

whsddys Mean, Hard Luck.

NH"oefs Wss'f Uefo htert
The colonel had heard Of two re-.
cent disasters In the family OF his
colorod orderly and was surprised
TO find him apparently as cheerful
az ever when he returned TO duty
after a brief furlough home.
We'll. Sam" said the colonel sym.
paihetlcally. u hear you have had
some hard luck"
What. me. sub? Noasuh. A ain
had no hahd luck"
why. wasn't that your brother
who was killed In a railroad wreck
recently and wasn't that your wife
that was hurt In an automobile nc.
denti"
"oh. yassur. y~assuh-but OATS
delr hahd luck-not mine"
Suicide.
80 poor old Joe Ii dead and NIL
through n practical Joke"
Good Lord How did that hap.
pen?"
"0h. he was In Dublin and stuck
his head out the window and yelled
Fret"
We'll"
That's just what they did"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-18

long time. II consisted Of twenty
buildings. including a hotel. church.
bar and grin. barber shop. butcher
sap. sec.y office. ahcriffs office. a
furnishings store. bank. general store.
pawn shop. fectory and dwellings.
The village occupied three acres OF
ground and was "a constructed ~ TO
take a 49, foot Gamers shot. which
Ia motion picture n%arlance n n long
shot" In making the scenes Joseph
I~Ionabery. the director. used more
than five hundred persons. FfiiEi
nruactie plays opposite the star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-18

foI EofefhoT- =. y Wuituns
For licutcnant.g overnor-M u.
Trap.
For attorncy.generni-Ccorgc Short.
For state trcasurcr--A. q. J. Shaw.
For secretary OF atato-coi. H. A.
Sneed.
For president state hoard Of agrI.
culture-John A. W%hltohurat.
For state examiner and inspector
Fred Parkinson.
For state auditor-c. G. Chllders.
For state superintendent OF public
lnstructlon-M. A. Nash.
For commissioner Of charities and
correction Mabel Dassett
For commissioner OF insurance
Il. w. Hardin.
For corporation commissioner =
Frank Carter.
For clerk OF supreme court-wm.
". franklin.
For commissioner OF labor-Claude
Connally.
For chief mine lnspcctor-Ed Boyle.
For representative In congress.
sixth District. Elmer Thomas.
For state scnator-Ed +. Johns.
For representatlyes-A. l.. Davis
and Gordon Gray.
For district judge-Wil Linn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-18
OUR ICE BILL.

One million dollars a day is what ice costs the American po-
pie. The national ice bill for 70 years is as big as the present
national debt. 800
Raying for our ice until 1902 is not going to start aareeonomic
earthquake: Why worry, then, about the national debt? Some
now, a dollar handled by Uncle Sam looks 10 times as big. as a
dollar handled by the individual Anne IN.
With Americans using a billion dollars worth of ice every
three years a man with a shovel-type of brain digs up this interest
ing fact: The first artificial ice was not made until the last wear
of the Civil War.
AS late as 1881. only 81 ice factories in the whole county. Now
the ice plants number the thousands and turn out over 30000MO
tons OF ice a year. Thousands of conveniences like ice. we take
1or granted, do not appreciate our comforts as compared with our
ancestors. However,, while we have more conveniences " also
have more Observation-Disclosures
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-18

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For county judge. Il. Shelton.
For county attorney-Ben Goff.
For assessor-L. A.. Sanders.
For county clerk-W. r. Cloud.
For county treasurer. u. Sparks.
For sherIff-Matt S%ankey.
For district court clerk-E. G. Rey.
nolds.
For county superintendent Of pub.
lie instructlon-H. +. Allen.
For county welgher-A. Sandy
Horton.
For Justices Of the peace. 18th
district-T. =. Moore and II. l..
Grlgsby.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-18
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY

A CURE FOR WORRY
BE careful for nothing; but
In every thing be prayer and
application with thanks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-18

Ifornia village Of tho w. p before
~Prohibition) type and a hundred
miles from water: that IL. on the
edge OF tho desert so there was
nothing else to do but hunt out an old
time village that has long since gone
10 decay and rebuild Il.
Tho "PanamInt" described In Peter
u. kyne's story, "The parson ~
Panamint.' from which the picture
was built under the direction ~
Robert NJ. Haas. art director. was
one OF the lnrgcst villages that has
been constructed by Paramount IN u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-18
ENTIRE MINING TOWN
BUILT FOR BIG PICTURE

When It came to finding a village
TO represent the mythical "Pana-
mint a mining town location for
Jack Hollis latest Paramount picture,
while Satan Sleeps" showing at
the Rialto Theatre today, the loca-
tion department at the Paramount
studio in California was IN a guam
dairy. The scenario called for n Cal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-18

II didn't take more than n glance
10 convince M that II Is "the big
gest and best ever" hut maybe
you'd better 10 and see for your.
self.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-18
AMERICANISM CREED.

ciples OF freedom, justice, equality and humanity upon which It
was founded and for which American patriots have given their
lives and fortunes.
81 believe It is my duty towards my country to love it; to
support its constitution; TO obey its laws; to respect its flag;
and to defend it against all enemies"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-03
FIND GRAVE OF
GRANDPA LINCOLN
His Name Also Abraham - He Was
Killed By Indians and Buried
Near Louisville Ky,

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April g. ~ The
grave of Abraham Lincoln. grandfather
of the martyred president. has been
found in a churchyard near here in the
belief of several Louisvilliaus who re
Gently have completed an extensive in
vestigation. . @
The investigators found two stones
their inscriptions blotted away by long
exposure 10 the elements-which they
believe mark the grave of the enamel
pator : grandfather who was killed by
the Indians in 1855 within sight of his
cabin and before the eyes of his three
sons.
According to r. c. Ballard Thruston.
who has made a preliminary investiga
tion of deeds III the Jefferson county
courthouse, the examination warrants
the belief the land composing the church
yard Is part of the Lincoln property,
which included 400 acres.
Additional details of the death of the
emancipation : grandfather have been re-
vealed by the investigation, it was
stated
When their father fell mortally
wounded AIordecai ran to the house aud
procured a rife while Josiah darted for
a nearby fort to obtain aid. Thomas,
then boy OF 9 years. remained with his
father.
According to the findings, an Indian
seized Thomas and was about to scalp
him when NIordecaj returned and shot
the savage to death. Thomas was re-
leased and later became the father of
the maTtyred president
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-03
GROW PEDIGREED
SPUDS IN MICHIGAN
Producers Aseociation Puts Common
Seed Into Discard-AIust Show
Health Certificate.

CADILLAC. Mich, April 3. - The
lowry spud has broken INTO society in
Michigan Hereafter the potato that
cannot point. with pride to its family
Tree, trace its pedigree back through a
long line blue blooded ancestry and
demand recognition and respect. will
md scant sympathy from growers III
this state.
1t all came about at recent meeting
here Of the executive board Of the MIchl-
gan Potato Producers association. The
board members spoke slightnglv Of the
common, ordinary, low down breed OF
potato and in the same breath sentenced
It TO Oblivion. From now on class, and
class alone, is to count.
The spud experts did not stop there.
In addition to the demands for re-
gisteTed gcnealogy the men who hold the
dCstiuics of the dinner table in their
hands decided that all seed potatoes, to
be certified in Michigan. must be free
from disease. So the society splId in fu-
ture viii wave a health certificate be
fore the eyes of his more unfortunate
brother, further degrading the latter
The association desires to improve the
quality of seed potatoes here. The or
ganization = officials have agreed that
5 O90 growers in Michigan henceforth
shall plant only potatoes that have been
certified
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-03
so YEARS WITH TAP 81 DIE.
James +. Dunnigan Serves Greenfield
Company Half Century.

GREENFIELD. Mass. April s.
James f. Dunnigan, veteran employe of
the Greenfield Tap & Die corporation.
rounded out his golden anniversary Sat
urday. having entered the companys en-
ploy April /. 1872. An interesting
document in Mr. Dunnigan's possession
is his payroll receipt for his first weeks
pay. Mr. Dunnigan learned his trade
as toolmaker and pattern-maker in
Springfield. Vt, with Park x Wilson,
His pay during his early apprenticeship
was 81 20 per week and board, working
10 hours a day.
Mr.. Dunnigan has worked in all de-
partments. hardening turning black
smithing, inspecting. He was foreman
of the threading machines for a number
of years. He was the inventor. among
other things. of a tap wrench which has
been used by the company for more
than 80 years, and made the first SET of
taps and dies ever made.