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a,. Inability TO Compete
With South as Reason for
transfer; Some Equip.
ment Going to Canada

.,wTucKET. R. l. Dec. as.--The
-, .s splnning Company, one Of the
=, ,Todueers Of yarn and fabrics
: - and fabric tires In the eoun-
..l.v snnounesd that thu United
-, y Cotton MiIl. at centrnl Fails.
: :, its vIsntL win be closed. the
..,,I..ry ; iIsmantlsd and transferred
80, 4. castOnia, N. C., and Drum.
,dr,. Quebec. Inability to meet
.'.s,ru competition was given in the
- announcement as one Of the
.....ss for the change. The concern
80 shout 10000 spindles in It's
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~ -. 'a.i,l.y and about 100000 splndles
,,lsrr. plass At Ga'sonla, n. 9. The
'..,.-, !, ssyitallssd at S2o,ooo,OoO.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-30
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payments Price $3.50 We know Wa c.n
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Miscellaneous

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-23
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Napsal, 1Ohpmil zahrsdnt rodskt.

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Lstak byl TAX MICE psan a|
tax ocividne nepraNdivy, ze il
ii 2 volicd Ladinopych,, kter41
pesn6 phi at1an6 st&h,. pfi tom1
NSak ai zachovali vlaatM tisu-I
dsls odspgova@i tentp zakefni-|
ckt dtdk a stydeli sc zan.
tel6dh4 ntinesla take Lidcs]
jsden .: iStak1. Ona sice mic d
uolebni- .kanapansi muzovy he-|
tstla a. pomfjela vse, co Sc to-
no tylealo, ale tentokrAte ne-|
mohla, jalnjoddplatl "A sotva1
zadala dist, 'hnusem Sc zachv9]
Ia. Ano, tnl,is byla muzoEa|
zban a. v US zbrani no pozna'
|vala. Msls-li ddsud' n9iakoaI
jislaru poclrybnosti, ze ssdilelaI
zivot 8 ciovekem naprosto nfz-I
kym, sohscktm a nepoctivym,
lxtery jde Ia svym cflem, at
no dos&hne. jakymikoliv pro-
lstfedky.
A. to ma byti zastupce lidu,
to ma byti pfedstavitel on9ch
tistcu, ktefft od' n4ho ocekavah
znamenit6' v6ci a kteff Sc do
mnivali, 70 jeho charakter bu-
dc odlsakem charaastetu celych
"a, MIN stojicicK mass. Divn&
odhodlsnost vywstavala v jeji
nitru, ably 'sfasA rekla ridem, ze
to bude haa1bou pro. me-, .kdyz
takov6ho. clov6ka postavi We
sve cello. .Ona by strhla Skra-
bosku a N4t by uEasl. CO Sc "a
skrabodkouu skrywa.
Ale necitila SO dosti silnou k
takov6mu 1kolu, tuSila, ze me-
pfisla dosud chvile k raznemu
jednanf, phi nemz oni diva, muz
a zena, budou spolu zapasit ma
zivot a ma smrt. Ne, nebylo
nlozno nyni Sc. do toho micha-
ii. A bylo il toho Ito hlavne
X will ob6ti Ladinove, Tardo-
nOvi.
! Neznala mlynare Tardona.
MnDho dobreho o mem neslySe-
la, protoze to, co bylo,v hostin-
lei premil&no, vsecl1no sv6dcilo
Nv jeho neprospech. A bylo ku
podivu, ona citila zvlastni ma
lklonnost k teto osobnosti. Jeji
srdce il povidalo, ze je to clo-
vek naprosto jine povahy, nez
ten iejig muz. To, co mu lid6
jake nedostatek chytrosti a he
dostatek schopnosti vytykali,
ona spravne pripisovala jeho
uslechtilosti. Zvolna vyrdstal
pred nj charakter talk cisty a
mily. jaky 81 druhdy pravala
a Gim vice stinu padalo ma je-
|jiho muze, tim vice svetla ma
naSela ma Taasdona.
! Mivala chvile> ziznive touhy
n6kam SO pnstiti, ably aspoil
zpovzdali Tardona spatrila
jindy Ease, ably k Tardonovi
zasla, ably mu rekla, ona re s
muzem neni totOzna a mic ne
chce ved6ti o jeho nicemno.
|stech. ~
Takove touhy arci zIstaly
nespin6ny a zbytecne mnozily
rozyrat jejiho mira, cinice je.
il postaveni q jeji dusevni tram
poty jeste spletitejSi.
v den uzsi volby padla ma
nj zvlastni tesknota, ze il bylc
az do place. Nikdy pred. tin
nepripadala 81 tax .opustenou
a talk nest astnou,, jake v tete
chvili. Ale potom vracel Sc j
kid, rostla jeff ddvera, zveda'
lily Sc z nitra mraky = cosi OBJ
zylaste mileho q radostneho- j
zalilo.
Ne, neni vaa ztraceno,. fekls
Isl tenl6f vesele. To CO SC do
sud stalo, byle-- jen trHkou,.
lzkouSkou. Snad zkouska je
ste potrva, snad jeste horst We
ci prijdou, ale potion Pride u
lsh6eni, potion pride teprve tx
po Gem prahla, CO vsak dosut
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-23


muz je zlos, alA to. nesmi me
nakasiti. BffN Il bozddji. od-
lou6ianf Sc id, toho pa a potion
pride, co. o0ekaH6h. Jak Sc
Cd muze odlouti.. iskgm zpdso-
benz rsIbo, kdy pfiiRe ona. ra-
dost,, to- arcd snstftalo nezna-
mo a ona BE iisboa, lila pfemy-
slenfm, kds 4 y. dem il najde.
Byla 81 pouze jists ze rtijde
= pr6v&. ta tajernnsst cinila to
kouzlo slad6fan.
Kdyz vaGer pfi6el telegram.
!oznamujfci. ke nadena je' e'szvo-
len, venku hr6les h3dba, v no
stinci Sc pilo,a 4 prdV$ $lavalo, ale
Lidlka v kuchyni y Sela' sc ko-
lem plotny q taJkoNkm klidem,
j&asoby Sc vec' tSofaA kdhosi ma
presto cizills. i Alaasy pribsh.
~ a. poy1dalN 90, ~ venku de-
je., byly zachNaceGy vseobec-
nym rozjatenim, de pani Lid
ka napominala je, aby yeas
vsechno udelaly, jelikoz Jest
nutno pfAnimf hostl, vyhov6ti.
|. X pdlnoci pfije Ladina. Byl
podnapily q kdyz nlezi pod
Maple hosty do Aenkony We
sci, nastal tam rev a hluk, ze
|se okna tfasla. Iiifka hbitS' u
kazala sluzce, kde je jidlo pro
|pana a potom znajsela, Neby-
lo vylouceno, ze ten i q omen
soused vejde. pot&hne il mezi
hosty a nem6la tolik silly, ably
,hrala komedii q pfetvarovala
Sc.
Az pristiho dne~me zlou
chvili. Ladina, Sc znamkami
vcerejsi opilosti We tvari, We
'sel "a nj do kuchyne maize
ruce do kapes zastrteny, po-
stavil Sc prOti nj.
"Chci te upozornit, ted ze
je nutno, abys byla pametliva,
ze ,isi zenou rissas6ho poslance
a ze sem nyni pride mnoho Ii
di, $ nimiz musis v he neprito-
mnosti mluviti. J9 zahodno,
by ses nalezite repf6sentovala
sluan6 byla oblecenasa dala 81
" reci v jedn&ni ma sobe "a.
lezeti. Kdybys snad nevedela
! ja.k 81 V tom ci onom pripadu
pocinati, zeptej Sc md, ja ts
poucim. SkolAo by to me POI
vesti, kdyby mole zena byla
lidem k s1nfchu."
Naslouchala napred' netecnt
- potom vSak rostls jeji iizas a
|;poboureni.. HOvoi'ii opraydl
tax, jake by byla llevedomou
sluzkou, "a kterou Sc must sty
deti a, jejiE cl1ovanig vzbuzuje
" nem obavu, ably Sc mu lidt
nevysmali,, coze to ma donna "a
! hlupacka.
Pfivrela oci,. jak bezdecnf
cinivala, kdykoliv il hnev "a
lomcoyal a nechtela vybuch
nopti' q zsp6fila ho pohrdavym
pohledem.
l. Bud hez starosti. jatv6 po
vesti neuSkodim, dbej sam, a
bys sobe neakodil ty."
I Pootevfel pfekvapenG oci 1
" prvem. okamziku nev6d6l Ct
;fici. Ale uz mu bylo. jasno
ze byla zena jeho sloEy uraze
ma a ohrnuv rty, pohlxlave s.
usmal.
'Nebud'' smdsna, I, prayil jail
si kousave. "daynoS jsi neyede
la ieste, co.je sv6t ! lepsi spo
/. lecnost, kdyz jsem w ia Sc
nj pohyboval. Az by Sc neco
!. zaG bych SO musil stydeti sta
Ilo, potom by bylo pozde omlol
! vati, ze jssm te md upozorni
ii. A take ii chci tici, ze j.
nutao, ahy 81 sluzky y kuchyn
pospisily. vcera nemohli 81
hoste. jak 81 stezovali jidla an
/, dockati. To musi pfestati. Bu
dou sem jezditi deputace, cho
dlti hide co by 81 D mem no
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-23

kolika minutach jidlo pro s.o|
osob. Je dohfe, re jsi O TOM
zatal. Napinala jsem posled-
nj mesice sve silly talk, jak jich
vice nepfnati nemohu. Nesne-
sla bych takove dfiny. Ty je-|
zdfs pc svete a nestaras Sc, CO
della hOspodarstvi, mam-li We
sklepe pivo nebo nejake maso,
maji-li slvzky cas- byti V ku-
chyni, Ii jeli nutno, abych jeI
poslala ma pole. Mohu rfci, ze
jsi nepomohl donna docela mic,
lee ze isl po kazde prijal penI-
ze a zavfel je. Kdybys' byl
spravedGvy, uznal bys. to sam.
Ale ty spraNedlivy nejsi a nj
kdy isl nebyl a proto chytre
|svalujes. vinu ma sluzky, abys
mi naznadil, ze mann ia jeste
vice sc namahati. To je ne
nome. Nebudu to dele tax
|d9lati."
Jasn6 a ostfe pronesla sva
slova a pfi tom lesknouci Sc je-
il oci stfetly Sc $ jehoe pohle-
dem. Ami jeden,, ami druhy
zraku neodvratil. Byl to SOU
boj pohledy a kazdy cekal, jak
ten souboj skoncl, v cf pro-
speech Sc obrati, kdo projevi
v6tsi silu dusevni vydrzi, do
kud druhy nepodlehne:
Ted Sc uz take Ladina "a
cal mrsciti .jeho rysy pfijaly
COST, zleho a. potmssileho.
"Vypowidas primo poslus-
most" rekl pichlav6.
"Chces-li to tax nazvati, W.
povidam," prlkyvla citila u
lehceni. Muz nemohl jejiho
pohledu sneati zaibloudil stra
nou ocima. "ZadaS neco, co
! je mad me silly. Snad bych to
jeste nekolik m6sica vydrzela,
potom vsak bych padla. - A
proc mann pfinaseti takovou
obet'. kterou nikdo. neoceni?
Mamli svIj zivot zachovat, je
nutno, abys bud pronajal no.
spodafstvi, O. nez SO nestaras,
nebo abys zjednal do kuchyn6
kucharku. Rozhodni Sc, jak
uznas "a dobr6. Udelam, co
budu moci, ale ustvati sc ne
4 DAM"
"Vlezla ii do hlavy pycha,
re jsi nyni zenou poslance?'
ptal Sc kousave.
| "Mn6? Jak jsi posetily a
domyslivy. Neprej 81 ami ve-
deti, jak o tvem poslancovanl
soudim. Mohu ii pouze ricl,
ze 81 cd nikoho pani poslsnco-
va nedam rfkati. Byla jsem a
ziistanu pani hostinskou a bu'
du aspon prosta bazne, re by
Sc mne trapne dotklo, kdybych
musila Sc noveho titulu Ease
zrikati. Vdavala jsem Sc, a.
bych byla domaci hospodyni a
me otrokyni."
! "Mne Sc zda, re te dokonce
drazdi cest, jaka mi byla pro.
kazana. Davno uz pozoruji
ze me nenavidis mic bych sc
nedivil, kdyby ses mymi ne
pfateli spojila proti mne."
:. Uz jeho hlas znel ostfe, il
zlivG nepratelsky prestal
pfedstiranou lhostejnosti ma nj
SO divati.
)! "Nejsem schopna takovych
!. zakefnych utoku nenapada'
la bych protivnika re zadu. =
Nemysli 81, re Sc te bojim q
prijde-h chvile, We ktere bych
! byla donucena 0 svuj zivct> a
svou cest zapasiti, udelam tc
otevrene a poctive. NechceS
doznati, ze je ode mne zada.
) no, co presahuje silly jednotliv.
! Ice nemas-li ty citu Sc mnou
muslin jej miti, sama. Rekla
u jsem ii, co zadam ty 81 i.delej
co chces.'
j "A kdyz ii nevyhovim, pro
iItoze neNidim zadne vazne pfi'
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12
MAzAREKES MEET HERE
Convention in Session i'm Church at
Eighth and Topeka

A meeting of the examining board
was the principal business at the open
ing session of the annual convention
of the Kansas district of the Church
of Nazarene, which opened this morn
ing at the Church of the Nazarene.
corner of Eighth avenue and Topeka
boulevard. One hundred delegates
were in attendance.
A business session was held this
afternoon and a missionary meeting
will be held at 1880 o'clock this eve
ming. DR.. r. T. Williams, of Dallas,
Tex, general superintendent of the
denomination. is presiding at the con-
vention.
Mayor Herbert J. Corwine will de-
liver the address of welcome at 10
o'clock Wednesday morning. The
morning and afternoon programs of
the convention will consist of bust
ness sessions and the evening meetings
will be evange1istic services.
The election of officers will be held
Friday. The report of the secretary
will be presented Saturday. Sixty
eight Kansas churches are represent ed
at the convention. Nine new churches
were organized in the last year.
The officers of the Kansas district
are: The Rev. A. C. Tunnel. of
Hutchinson, superintendent, and E. r.
Shook, of Ottawa, secretary and treas
urer.
An ordination service will be held
Sunday afternoon.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

you all to visit us and well let you re-
turn If you desire. We meet because
we loved and still love Kansas"
Glenn d. Hussey presided at the
meeting of the Monday Lunch club
held Monday at the Chamber of Com
merce. 1t was announced that John
Knight and Jay Lewis, fire under
writers and members of the club,
would leave September IS for Los
Angeles, Cal. where they will make
their residence Secretary w. B.
Gasche is in receipt of an invitation
to attend the seventy-fifth anniver-
sary meeting of the Fitchburg Mutual
Fire Insurance company of Fitch
burg, Mass 1t was announced that
Major P. b. Hamlin has resigned as
state agent of the Columbia under
writer's to accept position as special
agent for the Commercial union.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12
FIRE DRILL SAVES CHILDREN.
March Out After Which Building Is
Entirely DESTROYED.

Ponca City. Okla. Sept. 12-Fire
drill efficiency saved the lives of 263
school children here today when fire
broke out in the Roosevelt ward shool
The children ranged in age from six
to twelve years. The building was en-
tirely destroyed.
The fire broke out in the roof of
the building and had gained consider
able headway when the alarm was
given.
The children. under the direction of
their teachers, quickly formed in fire
drill lines and marched out of the
building under perfect discipline, just
before.
The school yard was swarming with
mothers attracted to the scene by the
fire alarm
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle L. In
derwood, II, who died Monday evening
at the home Of her brother. Frank Stanton,
Merfden, Kan, will be held Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock from the home. The
body will be taken to Clay Center, Kan,
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

The organist of one of London's
best known churches is boy Of thir-
teen. who has never had a lesson in
his life
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

MRS. JULIA QUARRELLS, 70, died this
morning at her home, SO2 North CLAY
street. Funeral announcements will be
made later.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Diamond Engagement Rings. $50 TO
$780, Easy termA Harris-Goar Co.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

Lords Flowers satisfy. Tel 2261.-
Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

Funeral services for Mrs NJ J. Clemens
90. who died Sunday at her home, 80!
Arter street, were held this afternoon al
2 80 o'clock from the Oakland Christian
church. Burial in the Topeka cemetery.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

Those who a year ago made the
4-ophecy that nothing could ever be
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

Word has been received here of the death
Of Mrs. LIE Roy Currier, former resident
of Topeka, who died at her home in Grants
Pass, Ore. The body will be taken to La
Plata, No, for burial. Mrs. W. E. Day,
1543 Guthrie street, and Mrs. W. H. Jones,
sos Madison street, will attend the services
in La Plata.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

Funeral services for Lonnie Connely, "a
who died Sunday at his home, 1905 West
Sixth avenue, were held this afternoon at
30 O'Clock from the Shiloh Baptist church.
Mount Moriah lodge. No. ., A +. & A. NJ
will be In charge of the services. Burial
in the Mount Auburn cemetery.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

In the first bracket of the city gol
cham pionship events at Shawnee th'
Hillhouse- Crow match was left out b.
mistake. v. P. EIillhouse of Shawnee
defeated w. v. Crow of Shawnee ST
The second bracket of the city cham
pionship will be completed by tomor
row evening.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

Cipriano Ariaza, Mexican, was
badly cut in an affray near Second and
Klein streets, Sunday night. Deme-
trio Martinez was arrested by Detec-
tive Jacob Barr:entos, and charged
with the cutting, but men who were
with Ariaza at the time of the row.
said Martinez was not the man, and
he was released. No reason was given
for the fight.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

Mrs Sterret tied for third low qual
flying score. making the IS holes il
90. Low score was S6.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

All Topeka woman golfers know
Mrs. Sterret. She has ardent support
here.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

Mrs. Ivan Dibble won the low gross
score for nine holes at the Country
club weekly ladies' day tournament
this morning. She made the round in
56. This is a good score considering
the slow fairways and the heavy
green's. Mrs. Dibble has been a Coun-
try club star for the last three sea-
sons.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

John johnson, Swede, was afraid to
be out in the dark, and when the
police picked him up in the Union
Pacific yards shortly after 2 o'clock
this morning, he was carrying a sap
ling, some fourteen inches long. with
a thong around one end of it and a
heavy iron nut wedged onto the other.
The thing made a formidable, if
clumsy, weapon and johnson was
charged with carrying a dangerous
weapon. He told B. NJ. Buffers, and w.
NJ. Willis, the officers who arrested
him, he was carrying it for his own
protection.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

Florence Fishman has filed suit for
divorce in the Shawnee county district
court, against her husband, Sidney
Fishman, alleging neglect, abandon
ment, and non-support. The Fish
mans were married at Lawrence, Au-
gust 20, 1921.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

The first flights in 3-day Invitation
tourney were played in Concordia to-
day. Golfers from nine towns are
guests of the Concordia Country club.
Sixty players participating in the tour
nament qualified Monday All flights
are for IS holes over a 9-hole course
with IS par. Norton, Jewell, Glasco,
Clyde, Beloit. Mankato. Salina, Stock
ton and Concordia represented.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

The case of J. w. Stokes, travelling
salesman. charged with disturbing the
peace in a local hotel. is set for trial
in the police court this afternoon The
information at the police station is
that Stokes became drunk, and vul-
garry abusive. in the hotel and
wouldn't make proper apologies after
he was sobered up. He secured 500
in cash as a bond which he put up
for his appearance in court this after
noon.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

Major Carl R. White, 1915 Western
avenue, disbursing officer for the
Kansas National Guard, parked his
car in a safety zone Monday. and put
up $5 cash bond for his appearance
in DO. .ce court iater.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-12

Architect Langford has decreed tha
the Country club green's must be NOR
undulating. Not a green on the cours
has enough sway to 1t, he said. Thi
means that green work in the futur
will be a game of surveying as wei
as direction and distance. The playe
will have to figure the side hill rol
and the punch that is necessary t
take the ball up and over. "Th
greens are too flat" Langford stated
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25
POULTRY HOUSE PLANS FREE

Complete plans for practical open
front poultry house are available for
free distribution by the Extension
Service of Colorado Agricultural Col
lege. These plans, with detailed de-
scription and careful drawn diagrams
were prepared by Paul G. Jameson
and o. c. Ufford. They will be used
In the construction Of the plant Of the
Colorado International Egg Laying
Contest at Canon City which Is to op-
enNovember 1 1923. but they are suit
able also for the ordinary farm poul-
try plant. Write to the Extension Ser
want copy of the plans.
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25
ST. JAMES CHURCH

The Sunday next before Advent
Church School :4J III
Morning Prayer and sermon II m
Evening Prayer and Sermon 80 pm
Themen's meeting held Monday ev'
ening, November 20 tn was most sue
cessful In every way. Due to the lad
les Of st. James Guild we were per
mftted to enjoy a delicious turkey
dinner. Bishop Ingley the speaker Of
the evening, was at his best, which
always means an interesting and in
structive address. At the business
session plans were inaugrated to
place the Church upon a sound imam
cial basis. The most hopeful sign was
the admission that men, as well az
women. have place In the work OF
the Church.
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUKCI
DOES GOD HAVE A BoDY?..

This and other vital questions n
bout God will be answered by Rev. +
& Kattner of the Methodist Church
In series of sermons beginning next
Sunday morning. Rev. Kattner an
nounccs that he purposes to interpret
God that is In harmony with the
teachings of Jesus and fits to the mod
ern world of thought and deed. Sun
'lay night he speaks on Are we.
Atheists"
To the regular services OF the week
Is added special public service We'd.
nesday mt z 80 p. M. under the auF
pices of the Womans Home Mission
ary Society Miss Reisingcr who 70
Field Secretary for the Society WI
speak and receive the annual Thank
Offering.
FEODOR C. KAT1NER. Pastor
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25
OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS

In this issue Of The Herald will be
found the oflicial result Of the late ei-
ecti0n
Preserve this table for future re-
ference. We will have national el.
ection two years hence--on November
9th 1924. The present trend indicates
that It win be Democratic.
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25
A RADIUM DISCOVERY

Last weeks Rifle Telegram reports
that a large deposit of vanadium -ur1
anium ore has lately been uncovered
on head Of Rifle creek. near the Rio
Blanco county line.
Plans are now under way for the dc
velopment Of this valuable hnd.
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25
VERY GOOD CATTLE PRICES

At Kansas City lies Bros. received
1870 for their feeders. Edmund Pauls
received S7.25 and $7.35 for top feed
ers and the Banners received 500
for their light feeders.
All Of which Is very good prices at
the present time.
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25
FOREST FUNDS DISTRIBUTED

Word has been received at the local
Forest Service headquarters that the
annual distribution of Forest Service
road and school funds for the fiscal
year ending July 1, 1922. has just
been made. .t
Under the regulations withdra wing
lands for National Forest purposes.
% per cent of the total receipts Of
each Forest from grazing permits,
timber sales, special uses, and all
other sources must he returned to the
counties In which National Forest
iand liz located In return for land with
drawn from county taxation. The to-
tai % per cent fund for the White
River National Forest the only Nation
nj Forest within the boundaries of
Rio Blanco Comfy for the last fiscal
year amounted to $4.5O6O1 which IL
distributed over five counties in all
in accordance with the proportion Of
the Forest In each county.
a' The following tabulation will show
the net forest area of the White Riv-
or Forest within the different com-
ties and the amount of money paid
to each;
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25

Where ever it was. made an issue
In, the late election, the Soldier Bon
us proposition was approved by thu
people.
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25

4 righteous defeat was that Of Mon
dell of Wyoming. Republican moor
leader in the House. As distinguish
ed lame duck" Mondell will be nice
ly cared for by President Harding.
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25
A TnEArER PARTY

Last Thursday. the Misses Irene
Bloomfield and Frances johnson enter
tained the G. A. SIS with q theatcr
party and supper at the Royal Cafe.
Every one had very enjoyable
time and pronounced the young lad
les very good hostisses.
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25
ATTENTION. PIONEERS.

The Rio Blanco County Pioneers
association will hold Its annual re.
union and dance on Wednesday even
ing, December 9th, 1922. at Rooney's
hall.
All pioneers are requensted to ut
tend this gathering NO q.
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25

Next Thursday Is Thanksgiving
Dny. and the evening to follow vii
he the time of the great I. 0. o. F
sk bull. the first big event OF tht
season. Do not miss 1t.
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25

1t may. be of interest to auto trav'
elcrs to know that the State Highway
department. will endeavor to keep
Tennessee pass open all winter.
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25

To make place for holiday goods
beginning Nov. 9th. one weeks spec
in, sale of trimmed hats. $500 form
ally sold up to SO and $12.
non THE ToGGERY
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25

After abusing him in every way
Turing the campaign. the Denver
News is now fawning on Governor
elect Sweet.
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25
the MoFFA1 TUNNEL
PROPOSITION WINS

Thursdays Denevr dispatches an
nOunces that the Colorado Supreme
court has decided In favor Of the Mof-
fat Tunnel proposition.
1t Is safe to say work on this great
enterprise will soon he under way.
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25

BAZAAR-The Ladies' Of st James
Guild will hold sale Of Childrens
garments on Thursday, December 7th
in the Woman's Club rooms. Refresh
ments will be served to everyone. n25
The Meeker herald., 1922-11-25
The REV. STUART CUTHBERTsoN'
B.A., C.d'E., Minister In Charge

Begin to make your Xmas presents
now. Royal Society goods Of every de-
scription also new shipment Of floss.
n25-d2 THE TOGGERY