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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-11
new TOWN BOARD
OF FARMLAND TAKES
OVER DUTIES OF 1922

WINCHESTER, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE
new town board of Farmland has TAX
Painter, clerk; Hovey Thornburg,
treasurer; Will Greene, trustee of the
first ward; Ira Rust, trustee of the
second ward; Willard Pursley, trus-
tee of the third ward; Shad Davisson,
town marshal; D. f. Eyerhart, night
marshal; Isaac Smith, justice of the
peace.
Elect Cemetery Officers.
The following directors OF the Wood
lawn cemetery, at MaXville, six miles
west Of this city. have been elected.
Michael Lahey. Albert Mcclure, Vert
McAllister, Norman Wood, Clarence
Williams Van Williams was elected
temporary chairman and Guy Mcln-
tire was elected temporary secretary.
Jerry Mills, who has been the sexton
for 25 years, has conducted over a
thousand burials.
Strengthen Police Force.
On account of the number OF rob-
berries, the past week, in this city, the
city council has appointed Volney Gar
rett. to assist Ivan L. Ross, night po-
liceman.
Appoint Health Physicians.
The following physicians have been
appointed on the city board of health !:
J. s. Robson, f. T. Chenoweth and j.
II. Moroney.
Probate Will.
The will of Melcenia Wilson has
been admitted for probate. After the
payment of all debts, she wills the
residue of her estate to AIDA NJ
Thornburg. The will was written Dec
10, 1901, and was witnessed by c. c
Pavey and John McPhee.
: To Aid Russia.
Acting in cooperation with the
Friends Relief commission, the
church of this city, is collecting dona
lions TO be sent TO Russia. After the
talk by James F. Goodrich, in the
Friends church. the Rev. Frank Cor
nell made an appeal to the people
for stricken Russia, and $500 was con
tributed. Now they are collecting
clothing to be sent there.
Big EvaneeIstc Meetings.
Large crowds are attending the
Packard Saxton evangelistic services
in the Main street church OF Christ
each evening. a number of person!
from out of the city attend.
Held For Forgery.
Orville Russell, who was arrested
for forgery and failed to give bond il
now in Jail. Russell forged a note o
$500 on ]. r. Arthur. a grocer, Twin!
five miles east of this city.
Grant Divorce
Judge A. l.. Bales has granted d1
vorce to Ella Collier from ALDER
Collier.
Arraigned for Deserton
Cressie Mills was arraigned in cour
Tuesday to answer a charge of wifi
and child desertion. He gave bond il
the sum of $500.
Suits Filled
Suit on account NJ. c. Mcmahon an
Lett company VS.. Carrie f. Retter.
Suit on note, Michigan Sanitariur
and Benevolent association vs. o. +
Clough.
Suit on note. Leonard Boiling VS.. Cul
tbs Pash and Elnora Petro.
Real Estate Transfers
Frederick s. Caldwell to James
Best, lot, Washington street, w. d
$4,000.
James NJ. Best to Walter E. Bes
lot Washington street, w. D., 81.
Charles f. Simmons to Samuel
Fisher Jr., lot 161, City of Union Cit!
w. D., $500.
l.. f. Bortner to Bert Deffinbach, Il
in Lynn, w. D.. $1,000.
Catherine Z. Meier to Charles
Craft, lot, Mumma addition, w L
$4,000
Theodore Shockney to Charles
Pierce, lot, 81, so, 1888, 367, origin;
nlnt IIninr, CT. w 91
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-11
ASKS LEGION POSTS
TO HELP FIND VET
(RY Associated Pressl

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 11-Hanford
MacNider, national commander of the
American Legion, today Issued bull
letin to all Legion posts, asking their
assistance IN a search for Thomas
Dace, vice president of the Great War
Veterans of Canada, who has been
missing for some time.
Mr.. Dace, whose home is in Edmon-
ton, Alberta, Canada, was last heard
of in Winnipeg on December %, and
was believed to have been on his way
to Minnesota. He had been i'll for some
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-11
PUPILS TO ATTEND FAIR.
(By Associated Press)

SANDUSKY, Ohio, Jan. 11.-County
schools are to be asked to open one
week later next fall, in order TO MAKE
suitable arrangements for pupils al
tending the Erie county fair. Sept. 5,
6, and s. members of the fair board
decided at a meeting here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-11
"Pape's Cold Compound" is Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stuffed-upi Quit blowing
and snuffling! A dose of "Pape's Cold
Compound taken every two hours I'M
til three doses are taken usually
breaks up cold and ends all grippe
misery.
The first dose opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages of head; stops
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-11

time as result of wounds received
in the World war. Mr.. Dace is des-
cribed as SO years old; five feet, four
and half inches tall; weighs 153
pounds; has black hair and grey eyes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-11

nose running; removes neauacne, Gull
ness, feverishness, sneezing.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest, surest relief known and costs
only few cents at drug stores. 1t
acts without assistance. Tastes nice.
Contains no quinine. Insist upon
Pape' s-Advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-11

The majority of the women engineer
ing students in the Kansas university
are taking the course in architectural
engineering
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-11

Ten minutes after using Danderine
YOU can not find a single trace of dan
druff or falling hair and your scalp
will not itch, but what will please you
most will be after few weeks use,
when you see new hair, fine and
downy at first-yes-but really new
hair-growing all over the scalp. Dan
derine is to the hair what fresh show
crs of rain and sunshine are to vege-
tation. 1t goes right to the roots, in
vigorates and strene thens them, help
ng the hair to grow long, strong and
iuxuriant. One application of Dander
inc makes thin. lifeless, colorless hair
look youthfully bright. lustrous, and
lust twice as abundant-Adyertise
usCnt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

PRIJMOU Sc bejstovacky a
dodelavacky ma kabaty. Haste
Sc Tom. Novotny, 3430 E. 53.
ulice. :.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
DEALNf CEsTUvArsf v NEJ
Ng0pEKfNGJ9lNf AUTU..

NeJ~&tsf astcuaobilove W.
mozcnoeti uzivk ma transkon-
tinentalni ceste . Jamestcwnu
N. Y. do Palm Springs v Kali
fornii, c. 8. Abbott. Ma auto
"a $50. 900 0 tfSeh mistnostich
kde Sc da ne noe zf1diti poho-
dina lcznice, kde MONO vafiti,
topiti, udNzovsti spojeni s O.
statniln sveteFR pomoci radio
graficke- stsniee, kde jest umy-
lednicer parni vytapent
s.udena i horka voda, osvetle-
mi atd. Auto podoba Sc pone-
ikud 2lnpovSstn6 ponorce je
hn&nc parou phi celkove vaze
a turn. VJlets sc slcastnuje
celia spolecnost $ avema jiny.
mi auty, z nichz jedno veze
stany a jine potfsby k tabore-
.ni, jakoz j foko&Jsficks apara-
ty ma zhotovov&ni kinemato.
'grafcktch filmi. Moderninl
tim vozidlem pfibyl ma ceste
Abbott psav9 do Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28
KONCERTY CLEVELAND.
SegEHO OgeC1sESTRU.

v Zednafske SIM ma Euclid
ave. uspoSada Clevelandsky
Orchestr dnes v dtery a pristi
soboty koncerty Richarda Wa
gneSa ~ spolu6< <snkovani solr-
sty Edwarda Jofns0rra, tcnori-
sty Metropolitni 0pery, jenz Sc
dobTe zapsar zdcjaimu hudeb-
ninau obecenstvu koReerty as
prea tfeFIi roxy. Poda zde. u
kazky 2 ''LoHengrina" "Mi-
sarii pxvcd norilnberskych''
kdezto orchestr sehraje pre-
dehry K "Tannhauseru" a 10
hcngrinu'', vyfatky z "Wal-
Ikyr" a "Tristana q Isoldy"
Y nedeli paks Spoluplsobiti
|bude ns popularnim koncertu
|nllada CleveIand'anka Margri!
'Werie. virtuoska IL cello. Ma
!rcfadu jest trio pro dive fletny
IS harf0u, krone cbvykleho or.
chestralniho programu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

Pamitn6 ''Haseva lipa" v
ChJ6sssvs q huSlslss, vzacny,
r7oiiutry a krasny strom, pod
;ninz die povestj rad sedaval
mistr Jan Hus, preset v MAZE
tex sokoSke zupy Husovy, coz
umozn6no ochotor1 q ob4tavo-
sti starosty chlistopsiaeho p.
Fiedler1 a roAuika p. Jakuba
,sJlry. Jednani " te pfieine
,vedl zastupce zupy Huscvy
ing. p. Chochola = G. Budejo-
vic. Ptpstrar1stNi koleTh lfpy
Dude akusnS ap5 lueno, tax aby
'psmstp& toto mbto stslo Sc mi
,lfm tgulkem. NHnsova lfpa'
,cl,}istoyska JEST .jekininn z nej-
IkrasnsjSSchs' ytrdlfi ' Cechach
(kmeai nreff " pfdmerei asi 8
lnetry) a. sokolhttt zupy Huso-
w zisk& tdtk eG2{ Gsske vefeJ-
nosti peel o jeff zachovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

Utloulkl svoji lnatku. 4. pro-
since k ranu pfisel Ferdinand
Matus v Racisdorfu u Bratisla-
Wy domd opily. Kdyz sc rano
probndil, videI, ze ma posteli
lezi jeho matka zbrocena krvi.
Ia mu fekla, re pc SVEN pii-
ci1odl domu ji v opilosti hroz-
ne ztloukl. Matus odvezl ma
tku ma chirurgickou kliniku v
Rratislave, kde uboha "a krat-
ko zemrela. We stredu dopo-
lecne dostavil Sc nezdarny syn
ma statni zastupitelstvi v Bra
tslave sc zadosti, ably byl "a
teen, protoze zaibil suou vlast
nj matku, a vypravel zevrub-
ne, co sc donna pfihodilo.
Postatnsn5 polieie v repubh-
&c. - "Pr. Presse" potvrzuje
zpravy, re mestska policie We
Znojme byla Is. prosince t. +.
postatnena. Statni policie by
la jiz mimo Prahu zavedena v
Liberci, v Plzni, ma Kladne a v
Erne. v roce 1923 bude postal
nena policie take v Jihlave, v
Olon1Ouci, " MOravSke Ostra.
We, Opave, Karlovych Varech
FrantiSkovych Laznich a We
y$ech vetsich nestech, jez jsou
bud blize hranic nebo v nichz
to vyzaduji politicke a hospo'
daTske pOmsry.
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Marion, I'LL, ~. prosince.
'Krvaut okres Williamson do
k&zal, 3e jest hoden sueho jme
ne o vanoGmch sxatcich., Ud&-
10 Sc tam pet pffpadd' zabiti a
pOu0es jednof bylo nahodile. Me
zitsm GO ob6 strany, jakoz; i oh
zalovani v procesu pro 'Her-
rinslkt nlassalr'' dopfali 81 od-
podinku, Pater Satace q Herrin
'byf zastfelen We SVEN dvorku,
fnepochybne lupicem. Ernest
'Hursyu byl zastfplen v John
son City n1u3sm, jemz nedav-
no pro jiny zlodin odkazan
byi velke porote q dlel ma svo-
lbode pod zarukou. Charles
Baker, marsal We vesnici Colp,
|byl stfelen Melvinem Bushem,
,jsn4 pfijel z Duquoin pomstit
domn6Tou urazku, ktera Sc mu
lstala ma den dikuvzdanf. Ba-
ker stfelil zpet po Bushovi a
(oba zemfeli' brzy potion v Her
|rfnske nemocnici. Puska " ru-
|knta 6.l0t6hO. Charlosn T.pof,nra
inahodile spustila behem hon
by ma vanoGni svatek. Strela
|zabila Ardela Lindsay-e, Isle
|t&ho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

EySiilS116 y NIL - hodinu1
letfci blizzard t6kryl d]azby u
llc naIedf1n, ktere dneSnfho RI.
ma stkzDwaao x11bu ma poulic.
Iish taFa1Sch, tI " nnohy. jea
lp6E polela rsj sostc lnusel Sc
rozhodnonti pro mAlo prijeml
Iscu pSsslb6odkn hss1iB opatrne,
ably nep5i6sl y ltyk $ matkou
zemi. Ma stanicich spatrova-
ny byly zasaSDiy delnictva y
ncpfiv6tip&n p(casl vyhlizeii.
cf, kdy IL to jSjich lasra pfi.
jede, dala ma sebe dnes sku.
tstm6 FUssSltu &outpU ceakati.
aled6 Msbg5U vssaE jedipoa
pfftinou, pfiapsi take vitr, ienz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

StejaI8 dobrU1t hOspOdyni ma
jako' v ltosth1ci: Sicv y
tets, jichz Sc zmoSnila, Byiy'
pro, statkafe trochu kr&tke. -
Pfestal byti samostaSnv1W ~
,nenAJ vice nez polovina vl&dy
pfiAW 2 jeho rukou do jejich.
Ale jinale nebylo vaSne r6fti-
ny X litoVanf. Y doua4 Iryi po-
sadek, On s4gn nem0sir Sc O
d.srNkci hcsDo dsasstvf stasya =
V..runka ukrotiaa celadaru sat
rls. ~;
Take ma dit6 : sirotka ,byla
n1oudfe 'laslesvA DSt&. byio
dlouasou nemoci mattinoa "a
ned$ano, stalo se fU1maEiene
a sv1hlaMe q otec. 81 S MIN ne
vs'Faf rads. Vesuakae ua3la
prasy ton, ably, je zkrotila. Di~
fte 8 pocatku Sc. il bMo q pod
necovano na3epta~6s1im cel6ds
Ky zkouSelo vzduapvati. Jennie
jchc vzdof byE z&ky zIoEnsn a
10 kratke nenavisti vnci mace
Sc dostayil Sc mir. Gin vice
Jarmile .vyspivaIa, tim diver
+ Ell Sc $, nsaosehou spFatelila,
a: konecne 81 nadobro poroz-
umosy.
Pfispivala k toma hlavnd
bezdetnost Veruncina. Jejj
prani, ably Sc stala mankou, III
|stawalo nespm6no. Mic 1repU.
mohay rady' lekard a zkouseni
rnznych lekI. To byi take O.
stem, ktery kali spokojenost
statkaTcinu. Zwelna tuzba,
miti dMe, neIala Sc q duae cd
shsaniti a nebyla to pouze sna-
ha poroditi d9dice, jearz by ma
sebe strhl majetek ZuSkdw, by
10 to ono velike a nevysv6titel-
ne tajemstvi zenske duse, KITE
re So II kazde zdrave zeny pro.
bouzi jez sc media nicim Wy.
puditi nebo nahraditi. .MWals
chwile vaSniveho zklamaa1i q tt
ralas Jim muze, jenz nfarnS dc
kaszati chtsl, ze- on tim 1eni NJ:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

kOUPfM HOUSLE pro hocha,
asi "a $1,000 neb $1,000. Ne
chte adressu v adm. t. listu.
12-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

PRoDA Sc rohovy delikatesni
obchod v els. $500 Detroit Av.
kde Sc trzf koL $40O tydne, je
pri neln pekny byt. BlizSi in
fornaace poda Nh. Zimmerman
vecer do 1880 hod. v cis. 1912
Kinsman Rd. IL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

PRODA Sc grocerni obchod-
rohove misto, kde Sc trzi ty-
dne pres $500. Jsou tam diva
story. Haste sc Mr.. Kamp,
1920 Woodland Ave. aneb u
Mr.. Zimmerman, v Candy sto-
ru, 1912 Kinsman Rd. mezi
7. a 9. hod. vecer. 1-2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

Misto ditete poGala verunks
.siliti, a to il privadela k zou-
'falstvi. Ukladala 81 dobFovol
ne posty, ,-pracovala jako sluz-
'ka, ale docilovala opaku. Kdyz
sc pffblizovala tricitka, zatala
zvvkati myslence, ze Sc dit6te
'nedocka, q prestsla Sc braniti
'svetnu silent.
Zatim Jarmila, kterou po-
slali ma diva ROXY do. iistavu,
'kde by nabyla trochu spole-
'censkeho vychovani a set5els
svdj prilis napadny venkovsky
mater, vyrGstala v sliGne d6vce
a matefske tuzby Veruntiny
nasty nahradu "a ne1skojene
materstvi. PNilnula k nf $ ja-
kousi opici laskou a pocala
.Jarmihul strojiti jaauo Ioutku.
Nema-li ona d9ti, bude je mfd
IJarnmila. Mic nebylo pro Jar
nfilu dost draheho, zAdny dra-
Lhy sperk dosti hezky. A ne
|majlc sama dost jemneho vku-
Esu, -f1dila porizovani dbord zpd
|sobem skutecne vyytfgdnim.
J&rmila byla zvlaStni, slicny
Fzjev. Mela plave, do zla&0va
|pfechazejici vlasy, kulaty, je-
mn9 rGzovy obficej, tnravcmo-
Dire oci a b1lounkou plet'. Byla
10 hlavu mensf sve macechy, a
ljeii posbava byls pivabna a
|sveM. Mela kulate r&me, pro
svitajici krajkovymi ruk&vy,
Enezne poprsf, hezky skrcjena
lrlzova dsta, male ruce rolIy.
kProtoze donna k zadne tezSi
lpraci il nepfipusti1i, neztrace.
la mic ma JENNIE l1beznosti, ivy
lsovane dbory, ktere il emily
fnapadne hezkou.
/ We skutec ecnosti vyvolawaia
fvsude, kde Sc objevila, n&pad,
fnou pozorfrost. v jeji toaleta
fbylo vzdy neco TAX ostfe barey
|nehc, 60 apdsobiDo jako vykift'
fnik. AtN W. to- ybyds rudy ,kiA4.
bouk, 1lsBo jaaire modrA bluza
iFnebo cihlove, cerveny kostym
nebo neco jineho, vzdy Sc pdai
lsovala od sv6ho ! okpti a vzaiJ
[pfitahla oef ubeceh,stta:3! IA u5
Isl kazdy povsiml jeji krasy Z
Ebyl zaujak jejim ehev&nin. !.
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-28

PRODA Sc obchodnf majetek
ma hlavni obchodni ulici v ce-
skem okoli. JsOu tam diva
story a A byty. Hotove $4,000
ostatni ma sc aneb Sc vymenf
"a jedno neb dvourodinny dunn
- Haste Sc u j. Snletany, v {.
5023 Dolloff Rd. Tel. Union
81 l.. :?
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JOS. A. KUCHAk

6032 BROADWAY.
zehli, cisti a opravuje oble-
ky, svrchniky, zimn1ky a
vse co do oboru toho spad&,
"a, mirnou cenu. Snahou
moji je uspokojiti kazdeho
Zakaznlka.
Tez barvime a cistime
jak muzske tax damske sat-
stvo.
Zadam o Vasi pfizen.
-
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Nspsdg 1bltu,xil zahradnfk- -Brodtist..
-- K0sdAN =

~ 49, MN
Narsa 16lMaHiE u
ssssSsS<>sest
jenz pfi sva zamozaosti zasta1
val. pfoststn venikovanem; rieA1
,rozpslkoval Sc jltf do meme W.
hlasenaKo hdstance. vsak!i orr
sam tam rhMal ipovoz, trch 4 ~
jindy chodl do; hostinca, "
vnitf nesta mssi' tak- ztanou'
lepsi spolscnpst. ~.
| Y AsplnSne hospode vzbii-
dila pozornost verukka. Upa-
chtena, rozpalena, ale ella dee
ra hostinskeho pohybovala sS
gmezf obsa1enyrni story jake.
ivftr.
Dovedla Sc propletat hlucf-,
elm mnozstvim a pfijsda1a-.
|n5 personal ridila jalso z1tuseL'
|ny .'r1lrz. SazNs pffclbazel&
|majic pine naruN sl<ltnie S pr
VEN, nebo talife, s jid1en1. Za~
|s1nala Sc, zavolala, kfiKla, jak
|'bylo tfeba d OF t,asl4o jie sisde3
|valy, kdyz We svych prSofch'
satech nernchcucich z4kr1ti
slime a zdrave jcji t6lo, t9sne'
Sc k nina pfibli4owalaA.
Statkar Zuska. rlapfed jen
zv6dsve 81, il zm6fil q chvtli j.
koby ma nj docel& zaronnei.
Kdyz vsak vypdf iiAjalsou skle-
nici pira jehos' pozet,aest Sc k
|ni vratila. Presla n6koltlkB4te
(kolem neho, z blizlka se.- ma Sc
|tbe podiwali a oma poasm&vsi|
Sc nan, prohodiaa cost ma o.
nalavu,, ze je mnoho koafe a ze
|ne1nGzee vSeanu statiti.
Prvni zena Zuslsova zen1fe.
la ma rakovinu jater a koldk let
Ilpfed smrti vlelsla sc kolem nln..
|'ze jako stla. Nebyr sice. clov&-
keno sensitivnim, ale pfcce jep
zdravyni a dlouhe utrpenf zc-
tnino, pri nemz on sam byl vice
|osetfovatelcnn, nez manzelem,
tpfece jen zanec halo nem tou
Thu po zdrave zen6.
Verunka pripadala mu jake
pravy opak zenih asv jeho hla-
I've zacalo sumeti dychtiv OH tou
ass ifty nj fa4el I jcdho j; h a.lsIls e~tskos
lvou NJ zkou 4 zdravou zenu,
aktera By mu nahradila. oc dfi-
We no osud potmesile pripravir.
lVychal prihodnou chvili a "a
lsel do kuchyn6, predstiraje,, ze
lby rad wal dpmi nejake uze-
Ininy k jidlu.
| snad jeho qti prilis mncho
lprozrazovaly, snad- Verunka
lsama prala 81 probuditi v nem
Itouhu, aby Sc k nj pfiblizil.. -
tZcela jinak nez tam v senkov.
Inc Sc nan usmala a pronesla
4politovani, ze pan statkar tax
tmalo je navst6vulje. Slfbil, IL
|pfijde casteji a sFfb dodrzel
Pod zaminkou jakeS koupi "a
|ljel v tydnu do mesta zane
Echav povoz hostinci, odese'
do mesta, zahy Sc vsak vratil.
v hostinci sedxlc mSco nqalc
! |(venkovskych lidi a bylo mt
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The Seward gateway., 1922-03-07
TOURIST CAMPS IN WEST
 TO BE STANDARDIZED

SPOKANE, March 7.-Tourists came throughout the northwest will be com pletely standardized when the 1922 touring season starts in the opinion of Major R. A. Laird, publicity secretary of the Spokane Chamber of Commerce Since the recent Pacific-Rocky noun
 ain northwest tourist camp conference more than IS camp resort operators and managers have joined the organi' ration and are planning to standard ize the camps.
 T believe more than thirty camps throughout the northwest will be run on exactly the same basis" says Ma jor Laird. Already IS have adopted the regulations outlined by the confer ence."
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-07
JAPAN TO USE CEDAR LOGS
 TO PREVENT ANT RAvAGES

SEATTLE, March 5.-White ants are responsible for the large shipments of cedar logs and lumber from this sec tion ot Japan, according to Japanese shippers who take lumber cargoas here. They say the white ant is one of the pests of Japan and it has a vo. racious appetite for wood.
 The Japanese discovered that the ants would not touch cedar, on account of the oil, and so they are using that wood extensively.
 Cedar is now used in Japan for con- structing houses, railway ties, pencils, and toys for children. It is much cheaper than the hard woods of tue Orient that also baffle the ants.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-07
WOMEN JOBSEEkERS COME
 TO BLOWS; USE HAT PINS

BUENOS AIRES, March 7.-Rival women jobseekers endeavoring to in terview President Irgoyen in his office the other day came to blows and at tackled with hatpins and finger nails a muscular janitor who sought to sepa- rate the infuriated seekers of govern ment preferment. The janitor was rescued by policeman.
 Women seeking government posi- tions who try to get an audience with the president of Argentina are so nu- merous that one day of the week has been set aside to attend to them.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-07
FAMOUS OAK TREE IS
 PROPOSED AS EMBLEM

CHICO, Calif., March 6.-An oak tree whose age is estimated to exceed 1000 years and under whose prodig- ous branches General William Tecum- sch Sherman estimated an army of 1000 could stand, has been proposed by the people of this city as the en- blem of the Woodmen of the World. A proposal to this effect has been made to the head camp of the order at Den yer. Colorado.
 The tree was named after Sir Thom- as Hooker, noted English naturalist, who in 1877, after close examination and considerable study, pronounced 1t larger than any of the wondrous oaks for which Engalnd Is famous. Sir Thomas said the tree was more than ten centuries old. It is more than 100 feet high and it's circumference eight feet above the ground Is A feet and two-fifths. It's longest branch extends from the trunk 107 feet. From north to south it's branches extend an even 200 feet The greatest circumference of it's outside branches Is said to be almost 400 feet.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-07
POODLE DOG WILL BE BURIED
 IN CASkET WITH HER OWNER

MENDON, Mich, March 7-Madame Marantette, once widely known equestrienne, is dead at her home here. She was 73 years old.
 In her will Madame Marantette di- rected that Chief Geronimo. the snow white horse and the white poodle, Tiny, which gained fame with their mistress in the sawdust ring be killed and that the poodle be buried in her casket.
 Madame Marantette's circus career extended over A years. She retired only three years ago and had lived on a 20-acre farm near this village. Ma dame Marantette was the widow of Daniel Hunt Harris, also we'll known among circus folks.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-07
RAILWAY OFFICIALS OF GREAT BRITAIN PLAN END STRIKES

LONDON, March 7.-Railway off, cials of Great Britain hope that at last they have found means of prevent ing strikes. Elaborate machinery has just been devised with that end in view. This includes series of joint committees and councils leading up to central railway councils for each rail- way.
 It will work in this way. When a dispute arises in one locality it will be referred to a local committee. If the committee fails to agree, the ques- tion then may be referred by either side to a central railway council. If this in turn fail, the dispute goes be- fore the council for the whole railroad.
 Failure of this council to end the dispute will send it automatically to the Central Wages Board.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-07
ADMIT KILLING
 FORMER GEAR AND FAMILY

BERLIN, March 4.-The Bolshevists now admit staying the former Czar and have published a full account of the end of the Romanoffs which cores pond generally with the~ details asceT- tained during Kolchak's expedition and later published in the Western World.
 The account is published in Mos COW revolutionary paper called Labor, which relates that the death sentence was passed by the Soviet early in July, 1918. A committee of trustwor' thy revolutionists, headed by Peter Yermakov, committed the deed, slay- ing the family and three servants in the cellar of their home at Ekaterin- burg. This was done after the family had been stupefied, according to the Red organ. 70
 When Yermakov announced thei:' fate only the Czar stammered, "So we are not to be taken away" before the shooting began. The bodies were burned in wood near the village of Palkina. The Labor report adds in the Ural are the graves of Grand Duke Michael, and his cousins. the Grand Dukes Sergius and Michaelovich, and the Princess Igor, Kron, Konstantin and Ivan.