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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
Dol APosToLI.

Dol apostoli cutreiera lumea
ras,indind Crezul de care par a
f; lepati cu toata fiinta lor. Vor-
hesc in uarticuIar declama in
public. solicita audiente, publica
art;colc. se zb,ni,,ma de sd trc-
zeasca hsMla 'ciu' '".
am soioa'.' '''
care eu 'riMpisi = WY :.
lunea "a plailuul ls..s ,. =
Gu vlsiuhhe 9uuee's' u es M
pc care TOT . Seuei' > i .
aceia.
Aces'l uo' apos'o''' n'p
tlp unul &c ai.ui, sa'a sas' p'''
capui peh.ra harsu''s''sa
I'LL Sc MAJ chiama ic'fu ,. '''e'
81 nu caiatoresc peh'ru iaee -
oamcni 81 50 laoeasca in'ro uan
sii. haspandese ura plAi ~ 9oa
cele caiomnlel eeiei MAJ cill'e, =
numeie ior s'n1' spun A'afeic on'
america 'i'luc g ucslasu'a plo
paganda ior' uaspar MUM = a'fc'
lat'n hlaszkoSlts.
Banateni amandoi, svabi de eel
mai curat sance. ci Sc trudesc i
face 81 afle lumea cate suferinti
nestiutc dc eel de acasa, lie indura
Al lor aiunsi sub ghiara roma.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
FORD CU1RARA MINE DE
cARBUNI.

Detroit. Mic. / Nov. Func
tionarii al firmei minere, Wayn
Coal Company, au anuntat Cd mi
nelc 81 toate depedintele aceste
colnpanii vor Fl vandute D-lui Ford
lnarele fabricaht de automobile de.
Ia Detroit. Acesti functionari spun
Cd forrnalitatile de vanxare sun
aproape terminate.
Sc zice ca u mai ramas ca Ford
81 inspecteze personal mi1iele. Con.
form unui rapport intocmit mai al
'llainte, negocierile Sc bazau pc pl1
cost de zeee ,nilioane de dolari. Fir
ma are 10000 acre de pamant q
Ohio 81 r ylva1lia 81 scoate ann
al cam 500 900 tone dc cSrbuii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
Magnatii 81 exproprierea.

EXprOprierea este contra canoa
nelor pentru ca prin ca Sc repari
o nedreptate seculara comisa d,
magnatii unguri fata de milioane
lie de arani, carl prin sudoarca
lor le-au facut posibil un trai ma
imbelSugat, in decursul secolclor
Iobagi pana la 1913, taranii dt
toatc ncamurilc locuind in intrea
ca Ungarie 81 in Ardeal, aW devc
nit liberi abba la 1913 putand $
eli sd munceasca in interesul pro
priu lar nu numai in acel al pro
prietarului mosici maghiar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
Mar$u| Fascisti|or in
Capita|a
RECELE PRIVESTE PARADA DIN
BALLOON

urmatoarelor oameni politici: t'os-
tut Premier, Nitti; Contele Vaini
Deputatul Bombaci. leader comu.
mist; 81 Arturo Labriola. fost pre-
mier socialist.
Ei au luat dc acolo carti 81 altc
hartli, socotite ca propaganda So
|ciallsti, nimicindu-le. Signor Nitti
lipseste de acasa. find dus in su-
dul I,alici.
All dimineata la ora s, Benito
Mussolini era in birou, spre a-si
lnccpe lucrul de premier. O ora
mai tarziu atat ell. cat 81 ceilaltl
ministri al cabinetului, an fost
|primiti in audienta la rege, unde
fiecarc si-a depus juramantul.
Dupa aceea prcmierul Mussolini
a chemat Ia telefon pc toti self
|dcpartamentelor, spunand Cd orr
care functionar care 81 neglijaza
|serviciul, nu Z vrednic SAL ocupe,
81 de aceea trel,uc Sd fie inlocuit
mcuiat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
Politica agrara a fostilor
stapani.

Abba de la 4S incoace taranii
din Ardcal Il putut sa cumpere 81
ei pamant, yisul de aur al tarani-
lor din toata lumea. Taranul ro-
man ilsa s'a vazut stanjcnit in
aceasta dorinta a lui dc guverne-
lie ungureSti, earl au cautat sd i'm
picdicc pc orice Gale pc romani dc
a cumpara pamant.
In acest scop guvernele trecute
au cuMparat moSiile magnatilos
81 lc-au colonizat cu unguri, for
mind regiuni curat romanesti eli
unguri, Gle pc pnsta 81 lasand pc
sarmani localnici fara pamant,
silindu-i astfel sd ramana tot
slrlgi, 81 sd munceasca pcntru
altii.
In sltuatia aceasta Sc gasea Al
Idealul in anul Unirei. Gel ma
multi tarani romani, imensa Ion
majoritatc, tara pamant 81 siliti 81
slujeasca pc altii, sd colinde tars
ca geamgii, sd Sc expatrieze uni
I in Rolnania, cecace in definitiv nj
!era o nenorocire, altii insa sd pie
|cc tocmai peste noua tari 81 nou;
mari in America, pc cand panan
itnl muncit de ei servea sd ingras
|pe n1agllati sau pc jidanii, caror'
lCextiAnare - 80. MI s
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CAIRE RoMANu DIN
CLEVELAND.

La scoala Watterson School din
Detroit Avenue 81 West 73rd., SC
tin, cursuri de incetatenirc in fic
care Llni scara, de la olcle Z
pdna la 8. Ca professor este d-nul
John J. Hoornstra, care E in ma
surd prepara in mod satisfaca.
tpr pc strainii &c dorcsc a-si obtic
hartia doua.
Gel carl au dc gand sa-si scoata
|hdrtie de incetitcnire, M pot face
alt slucru mai bun decat sa Sc duca
Ii accasta scoalaagi u vorbeascd
'eu al Hoorlistra, earc q bncuros
81 ajute pc oriciIae M sfatuE 81 cu
edtlcatis n lirectia ialcets tclnirsi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
SPRE STlRE

D-nul Icncl Gaspar, seful tipo-
graf al atelierului nostru, a fost
ranit grav aseara intr'ln accident
de automobil. Din cauza aceasta
xiarul dc All a issit en- fnt1rxiere
81 posibil ca Sd iese astfel mai
multe zile in sir.
Gu toate greutatile CO intimpi-
nam din causa lipsei a. tipografi
Romani IN tara acsasta vosn face
tot q no stA il pntintA q u tim
pui s6oerei drlni 0a(par osfitorii
|sk-si primeasc6 siarsl rskalat \
n tinhp, B |al
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
INTREGIREA CABMETULUl
ENGLEZ.

Londra, l Novembrie.-In cabi
'netul cnglez ramasesara catcva pos.
turi vacantc, pc carl primierul 30
mar Law lc a complcctat astazi.
Persoanele cu carl s a intregit cabi.
netul britanic sunt urmatoarele:
Sir Samuel Hoare, ales Ministrl
al aviatici; Sir Montague Barlow
Ministrul Muncii; G. &C. Tyron
Ministrnl Pensiilor Sir John Ba
|ird, Ministrul Lucrarilor PubliceI
r. w. ii. Inskip, advocatul Statu
Iui; Neville Chamberlain, Minis
trul Postelor; Ronald McNeill, Ad
jutantul Ministrului de Externe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01
LENINE Isl REzuMA FUNC
TIA sA DE PREMIER
AL R1s1E1.

Moscova, Nos. In sala de
tron a tarilor, pc . platforma di-
naintea tronului acoperit Gu 0 ca
tifea rosie, - sth kru'enko, cand-
va preyedintele tsibunalului rcvo-
lutionar, 81 yorbeste dcsprc
schimbarea ce tfebuic sd Sc faca
in codnl penal al Rusiei. Este as
cultat do vre-o tsei suite dc Ca
! meni, aduhati din toatc partile
Rusiei: este coniitetnl central exc
cutiv al tuturorg isHilor.
Deodata sc fay lsSolnot IA use;
I'm om tle statura mica ISL intindc
usierulni cartca 50 rosie 81 intra i'll
sala. Audienta sc ridica 81 aclama
|pe Lcn;nc, premierul Rusiei, care
Eapare, prima data dc la boala sa,
in public. Sedinta se'intrerupe 81
Lcninc este rugat sd yorbeasca.
'Camarazi" -, inccpe idolul
Rusici, - IVA salut, dar salutari.
le noastre prime trebuie sd fie ale
armatei rosii care a ocupat pune
tut din rasaritul indepartat, ora
sui Vladiyostoc. Accasta este, -
precum sper, - tcrnlinarea tutu-
iror razboaielor ruse. Ultimelc ra-
masitc ale Garzii Abe au fost a.
runcate i'll mare. Nh laudati prea
multi armata, dar nici sa nu va
/ prea incredeti in puterilc voastre
Suntcm foarte mult ajutati in Ia
saritul lndepartat dc. diplomats
noastra. Stiti ca Statele Unite 81
Japonia au semnat un document
ca salute pc kolchak. Diploma
| tiei noastre sc poate atribui ca
accst tratat ma avut nici u,
eject, - 81, ce mai multi, Japonis
STA retras 81 trupelc sale din Via
divostoc. Sper ca diplomatic noa
stra va ii tot atat de abila la Lau
same, cand Sc vor discuta ches
tiunile Rasaritului Apropiat.'
Lcnine si-a incheiat vorbirca 50
- care sc crede ca va intra il
Istoria Rusici, GU insirarea pro
'blemelor inferno cart astcapt;
/ grabnica rezolvare.
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uoLIER DE DIAlGANTE AS
WNS IN o BUCATA DE UNIT

Paris, 1 Nov. 0 telegrama
ositd din Bncuresti spune ca po-
TIA Dc wanna descoperit I'm CO.
Ter do dinamite, evaluat la 20
nhioane cand politia cxamina ba.
sajul y patru comewianti carl
noian VI treaca in Cehoslovacia.
Colierpl apartine familiei regalc
! Bnlgariei. Daca adevarat ceea
co spun comerciantii, colier.ll Ii
s'a ilacredintat lor de catre I'm
lncmbru Il familiei rcgalc bulgare.
amilia anticipeaza niste 'rascoala
~ Bulsaria II 50 pregdtcste ca Vi
II 81 iasSnita din tara.
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impicdecat, celia &C spune All in
America.
Sal dcsaprobam in tara, sal
desmintim in strainatatc? Nu
yoim sd luam un rol care rcvine
de La sine conducatorilor, de orice
nuanta. al insist Svabilor din
Banat. n. Iorga.
{Dn N. Eomancsc"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-01

Dumineca la orcie trei dupa
amcazi, % Oct. a. G. a fost bine
primit D-rul Nicolae Lupu de Co.
lonia Romana dc aicea.
Fara multa stire, Colonia Ro.
mana din Philadelphia S "a alunat
sncdt abca avealn GU totii loc III
Hala Soc. ''Banateana 81 vasile
Alexandra" a.
D-rul Nicolac 1Lupu fost intro
,dus dc dl Mihai G. Marian, zicdn,l
cd Introduce pc al DR.. Lupu, binc
yoitornl tarii RomancSti.
A fnccput al DR.. Lupu vorbirea.
IN care prilna data nc-a a,nintit
cum a fcst acum patru ami in
Ihiladelphia la Hala Independent.
tel, fnprcuna Gu dl Mazarick.
Apoi a inceput mai departc Gu
vantul, 'Cum III Bratcanu au zis
ca cl are dovczi ca ell de aceia
am VENT Ia America sd ma initial.
nesc ell Trotzky 81 Gu Leninc, lar
,cand vol merge acasa Il vol face
sa mi aratc dovada in trei zile 81
dc nu mi va arata, ii vol spune
sil fSi faca Testamentul. Tara a
aiuns saraca, lar Lcul ajuns de
nimica; insa Guvcrnul a cheltuit
NO,WO.OO0 dc franci pcntru ilrco.
ronare; trei zilc oamcnii n'au lu.
crat; Cor. Rcgala costa doua mi.
lioanc 81 moi aici in America ne
pricepem caei in constitutia Ro.
mana ca 81 in cca Americana.
'Taranu acela care paste vaca
sl nc da carnc, 81 tot cl e acela
care 9 81 IN front casld Tara IN
,J,eriecl u mare nici u,r sircpt..
) moi MI avem drept scrie in
gazette ceia &c vrcm moi, numa
ccia &C voicste Guvcrnul.
''S'a votat sd Ii Sc dele pamant
81 LEAN zis sd lie dea la toti cci-ce
yor sd aibc bataturi pc pallne. Dal
cand lc-am spus astfel au zis clio
,coii ca eu snnt DolSevic.
!. 'Eu LEAN spus: Maria sa este
Poporul, care traestc de mil de
ami pc acestc plaiuri 81 ci au drep.
tul. Oamenii toti ma cunosc pe
mine din fapt; fic care, au vol,
1re.un STAT, lam dat"
Apoi mai amirtcste DR.. Lupu
.iesprc alegcrilc dc acasa, spunand
Ga ia a doua alcgcre v'om face
Batalioane din tarani in ficcars
sat, caci tot ei sunt care sunt s
ioldati, u vom pune un soldat Gu
iccare vot, lar daca vrc-o piedici
nc va veni, ii vom crcpa capu i
doua.
|. "Acum insa facem O carte nca
FRA dcspre alegerilc din trecut
ar Gil nciderea misclcstc alui Be
'erichc, nu vom uita pana &C Bra
.seanu nu va plati sangclc lui Be
,crichc.s
lisa dat cuvintul d-lui Ma
ian, Ia care a vorbit despre eel,
g vrea Poporul din Philadelphi;
j mai ales, ceia-ce vor toti Ro
nanii.
Dlupa accasta S a adunat 0 sum;
rumcasa de bani, contribuind ii,
are, pentru ca scopul d-lui DR.
lupu sd iesc la Isbihdd.
Scara am luat impreuna Q mas;
n casa d-lui Cosman Oncea.
Dupa masa doctorul Lupu
lccat spre New York.
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~-SSAAAoy - DSNs' AJASA nASa ~
umfanta a fascistilor in Roma, a
fost astazi apotcoza unei revolutii
fara varsari dc sange.
1talieni batrani, carl priyeau la
intrarea soldatilor rcgelui Ema.
nuel in capitala tarii, inchegata
la 20 Septembric 1870, au lacri.
mat de bucurie, urind ca ziua dc
81 Octombrie 1922 sd ramae Il;
lnsemnata in viata nationala u
Italiei. Eli ziccau ca in 1870 Italia
s'a nascut, lar astazi fost sal
vata din ghiarelc bolseyismului.
Generatia tlnara, care in cate
va zilc facut aceasta mare
schnmbare in aspectul polite al
1taliei, Isl va aminti mereu de
Mussolini in yiata ci, intocmai
cum acesti batrani Isl aduc astazi
aminte dc Garibaldi.
o suta de mil de soldati fascist
All defilat pc stradele oraSului, in
aplausele 81 ovatiunile multimei,
venita in capitala din toate par
tile tarii.
Comandantul Mussolini era fl
gura asupra Garcia sc concentrau
toate privirile. Ca 81 ceilalti ce
veneau i'll urma-i, ell purta camasa
cca neagra organizatici. Era cu
.capul gol, Jar in piept purta CO.
|earda fascista. liza maneca cafiiaSfi
avea catcva tresc, earl arafau ca
fusese ranit in razboi.
Parada a tinut Sase ore. Multi
dintre Gel ce au luat parte in ca
venisera in mars toata noaptea,
ajungand La portile orasului toe.
mai III timpul cand trebuiau sd
intrc n linic.
Numai din Tuscania venisera
peste 25.0OO de fascist. Entuzias-
mul fost mare pentru toti. In
susi rcgele, care privca demonstra
tia dc la balconul palatului Qui-
rinal, ma plecat de acolo decat
|dupa apusul soarclui, cand parada
Sc terminase. Ea inccpusc la 2 30
dupa amiaza.
Cand Sc crapase de ziua, peste
25.OOO de fascist, aranjati pc plu-
toane, au inceput sd intre in capi-
tala. Eli pornisera din Tiyoli,
Santa Maninela 81 alte locuri,
unde Sc aflau in bivuac de trci
zilc.
Gu precisiunca 81 indemanarcu
militarilor instruiti, fascistii, I'M
bracati toti i'll camasi ncgre, tre-
ceau pc stradc in linii dc plutoa
ne. Veneau din Nenetia, veneau
din Stella, veneau din Lombardia
veniau din Calabria.
Daca camasilc le erau la fel
apoi ccailalta imbracaminte a lor
folma cea mai impestritata impes.
Itritatura caciuli 81 palarii dc
pasta; sepci de toatc felurile; clio,
rapi multiculori; pantaloni de
toata moda, croiala 81 culoarca
unii incaltati in cisme, altii III
ghctc; unii Ell ceya pc cap, altii
Gu capul gol.
Eli erau armati in mare parte
cu maciuci, lanci 81 seceri. Dups
ce ceremonial Sc tcrminase cu de
{filarc la mormantul eroului necu
noscut al Italiei. fascistii au por
init pc Via Rationale, calea ccs
mai importanta a Romei, trecant
pc langa ruinele altor razboaie $
oprindu-se III plata Quirinal, undo
$ 'au formal pc careJlri in fata pa
/ latului
| Dupa &C si-au lnanifestat ere
dinta lor catre tron 81 tara, solda
j til lai Mussolinc an plecat i
lgara, unde-i asteptan cincizeci d
/ trenuri speciale.
/ Dupa aceea mai multa grupns
lde fascist al invadat locuinte1
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Poor Exchange.

The case Of the Tualatn farmer
who Svore allegiance to the King
and the Dominion Of Canada in or
der to take up Canadian land is the
natural outgrowth of the action of
many citizens of this country and his
regrets are going to be shared BY
many another who has done the
same thing.
Citizenship in the United States is
not as highly priced by the average
native born American as it should
be, Canada is our neighhor, people
there are very much like they are
here, conditions very similar, and un-
doubtedly some Of the laws better.
Many considered subscribing to an
oath of allegiance to a new ruler
largely a matter of form and many Of
them look forward TO the day when
they will be able to return to the
States with a stake from the farm
they take up,
Their viewpoint is wrong, and
their action ineXcuSable. They are
taking an unw~arranted liberty with
their citizenship in the United States
and usually when they take the oath
of their new country they lack sin
cerity. The Tualatin mar is in trou-
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The Hen Calls For Help.

Finally the food pro6teers have
locked horns with a real opposition,
They face the memorable peSis-
tency Of the great American hen and
panic reignS,
Some years ago the American hen
gave warning that she might prove
a dangerous enemy and bring about
fair prices, but the Shrewd pro6teerS
countered, and when the hen laid in
sufficient volume to feed the people
the cold storage warehouse was con-
ceived.
Instead Of being distributed at
prices governed BY the law of sup
ply and demand, eggs were stored,
kept from the people, and doled out
at uniformly high prices.
1t appears, however, that the great
American hen has been thinking.
The result is she has again come
to the front with a production so be-
vildering that the cold storage plants
cannot take care Of it.
True, in spite of this, eggs in New
York are selling from 60 to rs cents
a dozen.
But the bump is at hand.
If the hen gets a little support
from the public and a little tiny egg
strike is started, the backbone of the
price ~extortion will be broken.
1t is all very well to store eggs,
but when it comes TO erecting more
and more great steel and concrete
structures equipped with the expen-
sive freezing plants to take care of
them, then it may be thought better
to sell the present stock at a fair
price.
There are now 300, 000,0 900 dozen
eggs in storage-more than three
dozen for every person in the United
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Will Portland Finance
Fair?

W. P. Mahoney and C. E. Wood
son, prominent Heppner citizens,
told the 1925 Fair Caravan some
things which some Condor people
thought but did not say when the
Caravaners were here. They told
Mayor Baker and his associates that
Morrow county people were not
strong for the 1925 exposition or
anything else just now, that tends to
increase the tax burden. They said
the people are suspicious of the
statement that all Portland was ask
ing is permission TO bond itself for
the fair, adding that when such au-
thority has been granted, there is ev-
cry probability that a powerful lobby
from Portland will appear before the
next legislature to put through leg
islation (probably with the emergen-
cy clause attached bonding the state
for additional funds for the fair, as
il is already easy to foresee that
Portland's little old four millions will
be but a 'fop in the bucket when it
comes to putting on a real worlds
exposition.
On the other hand F. A. McMena-
min declared that with few excep-
tons the people of Morrow county
are strong for the fair, State High
way Commissioner Barratt spoke in
favor Of the fair. II is evident that
there is some sentiment for the ex-
position as well as against il in Nor
row county. The same sentiment
without doubt prevails in this coun-
~. Were il certain that Portland
alone would finance the fair, few
people here would have any objec-
ton. But in the minds Of many there
fingers the suspicion that the state
will be called upon later for four or
Ave million dollars to pull the expo
sition through in decent shape. They
also face the certainty that state and
county exhibits will cost another mil
lion.
And the people of Gillian county
are not ready to Q. X; such probable
expenditures under present condi-
tons. There is evidence on every
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ForsEn Advertising Representative
NE AMERICAN PRESS ASSNCA7ON
Rural America Will Do 1t.
By RICHARD LLOYD JOKES.

Law enforcement is more general
~ practiced and respected in rural
districts and small towns than in the
larger cities,
All the great cities were, by a
large majority, opposed to the elimi-
nation of the saloon. And vet il was
the saloon in the large cities that did
the most of the Soul-and-body-de-
stroying business.
Bad in any place the saloon was at
its worst in the big towns, Yet the
majority favored its retention and TO-
day register protest against prohibit
ton. On the other hand, by a large
majority, the small towns and the
rural districts favor the laws Of de-
cency.
For this reason the smaller towns
do not today experience, as do the
larger cities, that which has been
termed the great crime wave.
The committee on law enforce
ment Of the American Bar ASsocia-
ton, headed by Judge William D.
Swaney, of Chattanooga, Tenn, has
recommended to the lawyers of the
land that a very drastic national law
be enacted which will prohibit the
promiScuous sale of firearms.
This committee declares that the
pistol serves no special purpose in
the community today and that il
should not be manufactured except
so far as government and official
needs may require under proper
legal regulation and control.
The committee points out that
there were nearly 10000 unlawful
homicides in this country last year
and that burglaries have increased in
the United States 1900 per cent in
the last ten years.
The committee also maintains that
deliberate murder, burglary and rob-
berry will seldom be attempted unless
the criminal is armed. Ii also points
out that crime percentages in Europe
are very much less, due to the fact
that it is difficult for civilians to &C
quire firearms and the penalty is Sc
we're for carrying them.
Our big cities are so busy with
what they regard as the pressing bus
mess of the hour, that they are less
likely TO weigh the moral worth of an
issue than are the smaller towns and
rural districts. Therefore, the moral
support of a righteous redress
against a wrong social tendency
comes from the less populated
places.
The big town men too often think
they are the big idea builders. Thar
is their big mistake. 1t is the small
towns that both make and save the
big ideas.
Restriction of manufacture anc
sale and possession Of pocket fire
pieces must come and it is rural Am.
erica that will bring it.
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Bile chiefly because Of his ignorance,
but if he had been a brighter man
and followed the course he chose his
present status would be about what
he deserves.
1t is a privilege to be a citizen Of
the United States and one that a sin
cere man will not thoughtleSsly cast
aside, A few acres of Canadian land
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-08-31

hand that this IS the true sentiment
of the big majority Of the people Of
this county.
More than one Condor man pre-
sent al the Caravan meeting here
has expressed the hope that Portland
and It's exposition authorities pledge
themselves that the state will not be
asked for funds fer the fair, other
than a reasonable amount for a state
exhibit II Portland wants to under
take the complete financing Of the
fair. let her go to it!-CoHd0H
Globe Times.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-08-31

The Misses Mary Duran and Dora
Cutsforth, graduates of Lexington high
school, will attend the college at Phil
Omath this year. Miss Duran was a stu
dent at this school the past year, They
expect to enter school at the beginning
of the fall term.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-08-31

make a mighty poor return for an
oath Of allegiance to a foreign king.
The DdHeS OpfimiSt.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-08-31

States
And the great American hen is
still on the job.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-15
NeD Industry, Manufacture
OF Radio Sets, Springs Up
And GrOWing At Rapid Rate

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ChfccaEo--(By the Associated
manufacture OF radio equipment, has
sprung up with an amazing growth
within a year and much of it within
Il few recent weeks. From a few
manufacturing shops a year ago to
thousands now, an increase of sixty
thousand per cent in demand in two
years, a business in which both boys
and great manufacturers are taking
profits; all this is the romance Of the
new industry.
i The demand which called 1t into
existence is al present as Tremendous
as: it has been sudden. The new
small concerns manufacturing radio
supplies are estimated by the Radio
ing thousands. Figures of the same
corporation show that whereas two
years 8 1000 tubes a year were in
demand, this year probably 100000
tubes a month will be called for.
Boys Seal Products.
Reports gathered from u number of
states by The Associated Press show
that many boys and other amateurs
are constructing and selling outfits.
~ Three years ago three boys in Chi
make radio outfits. They are now in
.corporated and carrying on a large
business. Their success indicates the
alluring possibilities in This new in
dustry OF adventure. It's alleged
hazards were pointed out in the pre-
diction Of an oficials of n OF the
older and larger electrical supply
houses that ii all the concerns now
engaged in making radio equipment