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mentar. Legalitatea lor 81 hota-
ririlor ce lie vor aduce nu le re-
cunOaStem.
Nom lupta Gu toata hotarirea,
81 nu ma indoesc, in deplin sue.
ces, pentru inlaturarea acestui
guvern 81 dizolvarea corpurilor
legiuitoare llberale.
Parlamentul care va rasari din
alegeri legale 81 liberc va rcvizui
toate hotaririle acestui Parla.
ment.
Nu ne ingrijoreaza deci prea
multi obligamentele oneroase pc
care acest parliament aplicat sd
le-. contracteze pc spetele tarii,
Nici actele lOr interesate 81 de
persecutie in contra institutiilsr
culturale sociale 81 economice din
Ardeal 81 Banat la care Sc pre-
teaZa.
Ele vor dainui eel multi pana
va dainui acest simulacru de par.
lament.
Din ceea ce cunosc pana All
vaid cd asa numita consolidate a
bonurllor de tezaur pare a ii un
success al bancherilOr din straina-
tate 81 umilire a autoritatii de
stat, fata de institutiile particu-
lare.
Hnss. .s l.''js.ti tils,s39sl]
In ceeacc .priveSte revocaita
finantarii reformei agrare de la
Banca Agrara ca inseamna zadar-
nicirea hotalirilor marelui Stat
National din Sibiu sanctiOnate de
NJ. S. Reggie.
Nesocotirea unor contracte 81
angajamente dc natura de drept
privat 81 adevarata persecutiune
intereselor rationale economi-
ce ale Ardealului 81 Banatulul.
este zala din lantul nesfarsit de
mari lovituri''' prin care parti-
dul liberal vrea sa sugrume orr ce
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,punse Mihu, asa in treacat, a
fost; 81 daca nj s'a potrivit fla.
caul, apoi, cum va fl voia lui
Dumnezeu.
= Te intelogem acum! graf
Simion zambind, Oar noroc sa al
de ginere. Gel drept, flacaul nu
e bogat, dar faeau, incat sal
fie satului cinste Gu dansul.
''Nul cunosc, Else Mitrea, dar
asa Sc zice prin sat.
- Eu il cunosc, graf earasi ST.
mion, 81 ito spun din inimd.
Mihu sta buiguit intre aman-
dol, privia Gu tndoiala cand la
unul, cand Ia celAslt,Si nu sta &c
sa le Mi Rnang, il
petrecu pima Ia AR nusi
mai dedea sean dea5re csIe ce
face sau zicc.
Ar Fl dorit ssic cineva sal
intrebe, pentru Eau VENT Mitrea
u simon; dsr 1aeni NJ se ara
ia. Sc intoarse 5Gf ii cas6 81 IN
cepu So iimble a. lumerit ii sus ii
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copila sburdalnEa ce reafata lu-
mea prin neastamparul veseliei.
De pc 0 ri pc alta sangele ii picrea
din obragi 81 vinele tot mai multi
ii strabateau prin pelita alba a
manilor. #
Despre intamplarile petrecute
nimeni nu mai cuteza sd vor-
beasca, 81 aceasta tacere, purta-
rea linistita 81 prefacuta uitare il
umpleau pc Mhu de ingrijarc.
Par ca sc temea de ceva, 81 oil
ullde prNea, el nu yedea de cat
o mustrare ascunsa. Sub acope.
remantul easel sale era mereu ne-
dumerit, lar cand esia intre oa-
meni, nu-si mai gasia c,lmpatul
81 buna chibzuiala de lpai nainte,
fiindca, Sc sta judecat in taina
ri nu cunoastea judecata lumif.
Ar Fl tgorit sd vada pc cineya
plangand ; dar nimeni nu cutezas
IVA urma). s
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ADUNAREA GENERALA A
soc. SCRIITORILOR
ROMANI

Fri dimineata. s'a tinut i'm am
fiteatrul fundatiunei Carol | Adu-
narea generala Societatei Srii-
torilor Romani, sub presinedtia d.
lui Corneliu Moldovanu.
ID. Presedinte Corneliu Moldo-
vanu cetit darea de seama asup-
ia activitatei comitetului della %
Mai 1921, pana la II Iunie 1922
in care Sc aminteste atitudinea
darza luata fata de comitetul s. S.
II. fata de amenintarea scumpirei
hartiei.
ID. Alfred Mosoiu, vice-presedin-
tie, Il cetit darea de seama finan-
clara. aratand ca averea sOcietatii
Sc ridica la cifra de 416.277 lei,
prezentand un eXcedent de 300.-
600, asupra gestiunei trecute. In
tr 'un singur an $ d impatrit capita
lul societatei strains in ours de Is
ami.
Adunarea a aprObat sa Sc trime-
alta telegrame de omagii NJ. S. Re
gina, prezidenta de onoare a Socie-
tatii, NJ. S. Regelui 81 A. S. r.
Principelui mostenitor, proclamat
mcmbru de Onoare al societatii.
S d decernat, in cursul acestui
an urmatoarele premii:
Premiul de poezie de 6OOO lei
volumul "Poezii" de d. George
Gregorian (raportor d. Alfred Mo-
soiu) primiul de proza de 1000 lei
lucrarei "Pe drumuri de munte''
doua volume de c. Hogas (raportor
d. Liviu Rebreanu) premhil Ben
venisti de 2000 lei acordat lucrarei
Parabole" de d. AL. T. Stama-
dad (raportor d. Mircea Radules-
cu.) Dupa ce au facut uncle comu-
nlcari d-nii Dragoslav, AL. George
81 Romului Noinescu. d. Mihail Ora
gomlrescu a spus ca minIsterul ar
telor invitat comitetul s. S. r.
sa gaseasca un mijloc de umificare
culturala. D-sa a propus 81 aduna-
rca a admis sd Sc organizeze seza-
tori la care vor lua parte tpti mem
bri societatei.
Sa procedat apoi la alegerea
noului comitet.
Au fost realesi: d. Corneliu Mol.
dovanu, presedinte; d. Alfred Mo-
sou, vice-presedinte; lar membrii
IN comitet d-nii: M. Dragomirescu
Il. Murna, Liviu Rebreanu. Mircea
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nu mai scOrneSc Oamenii?.. Dal
adica pentru ce sd nu fie Gu pu
tinta... HIM! Cum zice Marta
poate ca daca l'asi cunoaSte, as
judeca Gu totul altfel. Sc 'ntelegt
cd am fost cam pripit.
81 acum Mihu incepea sd des
ecu socoteala, ca trebue sd fie
|ceva de flacaul acela, daca Marta
il iubea. Vedea in gandul sau,
cum mesterii lucreaxa la casa,
cum el insusi imparte porunci,
vedea pc Marta Gu copilul in
brate 81 auzia, cum oamenii isi
zic: Sc. vede ca dureaza pentru
4erta. Il parea ca aude. cum ne
otii Isl povestesc Aa ii MA era
M vremea, cand Mihn III luase
ginere si-i zidise o cas6.
Era I'm farmec hospns in toste
aceste.
Mihu pleca spre usa, dar cand
era - deschida Sc opri siszise:
Nu! nu inca lisa llu ma pripcsca
'SS VA mai nainte, 50 ma fntreb,
q rna incredintez mai hire, MI
.vSd spoi cp cchii, mel. 4
Iardsi incspu - anBle prin
esd ii 80 vi cumpxneasd4 gAn,
dlrile.
PA odatS fata lui Sc intunsca.
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Vedea pc Cosma inaintea sa, 81
sllflctul i Sc utnplea de amara-
ciune cand Sc gambia, ca Cosma
az putea Sal zica:
Tot omul Gu oamenii de seana
lui!
'Nu! Isl xise Mihu, eu tot
nll-lni dau fata dupa, un cioban
mai bine sd ramaie fata mare!
VII.
Casa lui Mihu era trista si
nahnita, tineretea 81 darul vese-
liei perisera din ca.
Safta, harnica gOspodina, se-
dea retrasa 81 taIcuta ceasnri In
tregi fara de nici D treaba 81 de-
Iparte de placutele griji ale easel.
ps1mnezeu' ii dad destul; avea
din &c sa traiiasca Il M Sc temea,
cal vor ramanea copiii necSpa-
tuiti.
Mihu, stapanul nlandru de- boz
gitiile sale, din potriya, din zori
de- ii pana seara ta1iu muneea
al6turea Gu slugAe. Feciorif ii
49, 4 SS
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Warsaw. Sc anunta official
ca Polonia are deja semnate tra--
tate. comerciale GU Franta, Italia,
Jugoslavia, Cehoslovacia, Roma.
MIA, Italia, Ungaria, Austria, Spa,
MIA 81 Portugalia, 81 ca este in
tratative Gu Anglia, Japonia,
Suedia 81 Norvegia.
Ottawa, Canada. - O expedite
guvernamentala va pleca incurind
spre apele no1dului GU vaporul
Arctic, Gu scopul de ocupa in
sulile Labrador ca sd Sc pue Odata
capat disputarei dreptului Gel
are Canada la ele.
LOndra. - In camera cOmuni.
lor s'a luat spre desbatere pro-
iectul pentru independents par.
ITALIA insulei Burma.
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DESCURAJAREA INDUSTRIEI
ARDELENESTI.

In seria de articole in legatura
Gu ancheta noastra in Banat 81
Ardeal, vorbim 81 de criza eco
monica ce bantuie centrele in
dustriale ardelenesti.
industrial bihoreana, ca sa luam
o singura pildd, era 'infloritoare
mai acllTn cativa ami. cand
veaIpieteude desfacere 81 mai
intinse posibilitati de transport
Astazi aceste piete 81 posibili-
tati lipsesc.
La targul oe mostre din seria
anului trecut s'a putut constata'
superiOritatea induStriei din Ba-
nat 81 .Ardeal, fata de industriile
din vechiul regat. Gu acel prilej
s'a vazut de ce bogatii dispunem
in Ardeal 81 Banat.
ST totuSi, in loc sa Ii Sc des.
chlda aceStor centre industriale
|posibilitati de desfacere 81 trans
Fort in vechiul regat 81 in cele-
lalte unghiuri romanesti, ele sunt
lasate in grija nimanui.
Avem impresia ca aceasta politica
c pagubitoare interesului smpe-
rior rOmanesc. Credem ca centre
lie mari, locuite de populate
minoritara, trebue sa fic atrase,
in chip civilizat, spre ideea dc
stat romanesc. Aceasta nu sc
poate face dccat printro politica
economical serioasa 81 binevoi-
tOare.
Punandu-li-se la indemana mil
loace de transport sigure 81 re-
pezi, industriile banatene 81 arde-
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d. MANU- DESPRE SITUATE
Toate hotaririle actualului Parla-
ment vor Fl revizuite.

ID. luliu Maniu facut ziarului
''Dimineata'' urmatoarele decla.
ratiuni privitoare la actuala 81
tuatie polftica interna:
'Corpurile legiuitoare actuale
nu sunt ale tarii ci sunt ale par.
tidului liberal adunate Gu mil
loace nepermise 81 in mod Illegal
de guvernul dllui Bratianu, adus
la putere intr'un mod neparla-
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lenesti Isl vor relua avantul din
trecut creand 81 Statului serioase
realizari financiare la capitolul
incasarilor.
Altfel, nu numai ca statul pier
de frumoasa Gale de resurse.
dar, stanjenimdu-se 81 descura
jandu-se industria acestor tinu-
turf romanesti, populatiunea in
sasi din acele tinuturi va Fl in SUI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-17

viata sanatoasa 81 proprie in Ar
deal 81 Banat.
Oar nu va reusi inclee dl Iuliu
Manu-.
(Din' ''Dacia").
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CAUTAM
GA AIENT

Sd inrete meseria de bdrbielt.
Clase de ziua 81 seara; invatati o
meserie care bine platita, mare
cerere de barber, positie sigura.
Catalog gratis.
Modern Barber College
2215 Z. Ninth ST., Cleveland, O..
(166-S)
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1DACA VREI

'0 m intind mana i ooltul
stradslor n caS e1nd 4 rxu,a
M1t . mani sau a ptsioe 81
eorie-te mtr'o aooietete a.
Uninnoe !. j. =.
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Adica da! urma Mitrea
ccarta fost din pricina copiilor,
81 vina, lpe drept vorbind, nu este
nici unuia, nici altuia. 81
fiindca Sc vorbeste prin sat, ca
nu al ii voitor sa-ti dai fata din
casa.
'Asa-i zise Mihu, ne vine grcu
sa ne despartim de dansa.
Tocmai find ca-ti vine greu,
urma Mitrea, 81 pc drapt vorbind,
stim ca al putea sd faci cum vrei
in casa d.voastral dar, fiiln1ca Sc
yorbeste prin sat, ca nici fata nu
ar cam vrea 81 nu al Fl tocmai
Aeset valum - lpoase 70
- = 11ltuSa ''oarlIes lsuaL
ues n -. 11lL
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APARE IN FIECARE II,

PretuI pentru publicatH ca: "Cslut,
de vinzare," "Anunt de casatorie,"
etc.. costa pentru fiecare cuvint Dol
CENT? de publicatie. Sub SO de cent?
nu Sc publica mimic.
Pentru Dari de seama, Invitari de
botez, cununii sau dansuri, cent? IL
mia, sau $500. 1 coloana de ziar.
Publicatiile sd fie insotite de suma
necesara. Credit nu are decit societA-
tile din Uniunea S. r. A.
Manuscriptele sau fotografii nu se
inapoiaza.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. to seth 1t. Inciusive).
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to I4th St.. Inclusive.
New Jersey.

Above l4th sc. to seth Sc. Onclustvs)s
East River to North River.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above Iith 81. 10 59th st. unciusive)..
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 14th st. 10 seth st. unciusive).
East River to North River.
Evening star., 1922-11-05
ESQ and $500 Lace
Curtains, $l.SS

Scotch. Nottingham and Ffiet
Weave Lace Curtains, 3S to 45
inches wide; 2M yards long; white
or ecru colors; double warp,
reund-thread quality. In novelty
or heavy worked designs.
Goldenbsrg's-FouEth Floor.
Evening star., 1922-11-05
$3.50 and $3.50 Lace
Curtains, $5.95

Extra Quality Cable Net. Madras,
Filet, Scotch and Nottingham Lace
Curtains. ~, 3 and 3M yards long.
White and ecru colors, in beautiful
designs that are faithful reproduce
tions of the high-priced real laces,
Evening star., 1922-11-05

s6-inch Comfort Covering, in an
endless assortment of styles and
colorings; lustrous finish quality:
printings arc p r o u tions of
expensive grades: colors warrant
ed fast.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

Wide of attractive patterns choose from Cable
Nets Scotch Nottingham and Fet in white ivory
colors 2 and yards long SO 4S inches wide Take
prompt advantage Of this curtain your home for
winter unusual savings Included each price
panel curtains used one to the window.
Evening star., 1922-11-05

Strictly Perfect Quality Gold Sc
Congoleum Rugs. advertised In all leadi
magazines at $3.50. on sale tomorrow
$1l.95. Large room size. sx12 It.. in t
pretty wool rug designs. with compl
borders. Popular rose and blue colorin
The Hope pioneer., 1922-05-18

given out by State TrHasure" John
steen, only 100000 represent old
bonds. The ,palance, se,1la,doo. is
our inheritance from the socialist
administration. The interest mon
ey now on hand to apply ON bond
issues amounts to $4Ol,437S2, most
of which was raised by taxation.
This interest fund would pay the
entire indebtedness incurred ny the
state prior to the beginning OF the
Frazier administration .wice ov-
er.
What have the tax payers OF
North Dakota to show for their
$6,OOO,000?
A bank that is money los
ing venture.
A little mill at Drake that
cost 100000 and lost $4,000
in less than two years.
About SIS houses, costing the
state from $4,000 to $4,000
more apiece than the state
can get for them.
An uncompleted mill and ell
evator at Grand Forks that
bids fair to rival the Drake
The Hope pioneer., 1922-05-18

mill in it's money losing pos
sibilities.
Mortgages Amounting to,
$3,00O,0O0 on farm lands,
about half of which represent
bona fide loans, the rest land
purchased by the state.
These by no means complete the
losses the state has sustained by its
socialistic ventures. In addition to
near a million and half of state
money tied Z. up in closed banks,
most of it loss, there is the grow
ing load of annual interest and
continued loss through operation
of these state enterprises which
like the Old Man of the Sea is fas-
tened on us.
Criticism has been made, is being
made because the state is issuing
about $6,O00,000 more of state
bonds this week Of which $1,000,
600 is of the mill and elevator SER
les and $4,5OO,O0O real estate SER
les for farm loans. The issue of the
mill and elevator bonds was made
necessary by the Frazier administra-
ton because of the contracts made
for completion Of the Grand Forks
mill and for machinery and equip
ment. The farm loan bonds will fur
Inish money to continue the rural Gre.
dts department of the Bank of North
Dakota.
OF all branches of the industrial
program the farm loan department
alone gives promise of paying it's way
But it will not do so unless it is wise
ly administered. 1t is in goods hands
now, but change in the political
complexion of the Industrial commits
sion this year or ten years hence
would place it in peril The farm
loan bureau doesn't do anything for
the farmer that wasn't done just as
we'll before the state went into the
business. But this has been saddled
onto the state and it will require no
little political courage to abolish the
department.
The present administration has its
hands tied. 1t badly needs legis-
lature that has a majority large
enough to take the whole industrial
program by the nape of the neck and
send it back to New Zealand whence
it came with the assistance of Walter
Thomas Mills. And until by legissa-
tive enactment or by initiated 70 VS.
laws which compel the governor ant
the industrial commission to carry ol
losing enterprises are repealed, VIZ
may be confronted with repeated
bond issues to take up the losses, sol
even the Nonpartisan league, leader
no longer profess to believe that the
The Hope pioneer., 1922-05-18
state can make profit out of bank
ing, or building houses, or manu-
featuring four.-Mandan Pioneer.
pILLsBURY NOTES

Our band did not put on their en-
tertainment in Page Wednesday ev-
ening because of the storm but they
plan to go down Friday evening, May
10th.
Miss Emma Cole, of Hope, is spend
ing few days with her sister, Mrs.
Wilmer Dorothy.
Grandma Cowles received badly
sprained wrist recently from fall on
the cement walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Smith autoed
to Hope Saturday.
Christ Christensen had the misfor-
tune to lose four OF his horses We'd
nesday evening by tightening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Smith and
Roselle Startling spent Sunday after
noon at Roy Smiths.
The home talent play, What Hap
pened to Jones" was presented Fri
day evening to a good sized audience
Th cast was we'll chosen and the play
showed much talent among the actors
1t was great success in every way
! The ladies' orchestra dispersed musit
between acts as we'll as playing fo1
the dance which followed.
Donald Johnson is out of school be-
cause of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mckay autoeG
to Valley City Monday.
The Mckay young folks spent Sun
day at the Jarvis home.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-05-18
TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE BASE BALI
SCHEDULE

SUNDAY, MAY %, 1922
Page at Hope
Clifford at Luverne
Portland at Finley
Galesburg at Hunter
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1922
Clifford at Hope
Galesburg at Page
, Luverne at Finley
Hunter at Portland
SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1922
Hope at Hunter
Finley at Portland
Luverne at Gaesburg
Page at Clifford
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1892
Clifford at Hunter
Portland at Hope
Page at Galesburg
Finley at Luverne
SUNDAY, JUNE IL, 1922
Hope at Page
Hunter at Finley
Galesburg at Clifford
Portland at Luverne
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IA, 1922
Finley at Hunter
Luverne at Hope
Clifford at Page y
Portland at Galesburg
SUNDAY, JUNE IS, 1922
Finley at Page
Hunter at Luverne
Clifford at Portland
Galesburg at Hope
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1922
Luverne at Hunter
Page at Portland
Finley at Clifford
Hope at Galesburg
The Hope pioneer., 1922-05-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the matter of the Estate of Thomas
Sussex, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Emma B. Sussex, Executrix of
the Last Will and Testament of Thomas
Sussex. late Of the Township of Carpen-
ter. in the County of Steele and State of
of, and all persons having claims against
said deceased to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within six months
to said Executrix at the office of c. S.
Shippy, in the City of Hope, in said
Steele County, North Dakota
Dated April a. 1922.
EMMA u. SUSSEX,
IIxecutrix of Last viii and Testament
of Thomas Sussex. DECEASED.
c. S. SHIPPY
Attorney for Executrix
Hope, N. ID. 5ti
First publication Oh eth day of April 1929
The Hope pioneer., 1922-05-18
CATTLE FOR PASTURE

Will accept limited number OF
horses and cattle for pasture by the
month or season, on south half OF
Sec. 33, sherbrooke twp. Running
water in pasture. For terms, etc. see
G. w. Moores at Hope National Bank.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-05-18

We sold 100 barrels of Malco
tractor oil last year without come
Land Co.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-05-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given by Ernest
Schlotzhauer, Administrator of the
estate of Emma Schlotzhauer, De-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against said
deceased, to present them, with the
necessary vouchers, to the said Ernest
Schlotzhauer, Galesburg, N. d., or to
w. J. Courtney at his office in Page,
N. Oak, within six months after the
first publication Of this notice.
Dated this 18th day of May, 1922
ERNEST SCHLOTZHAUER
Galesburg, N. Oak
First publication May IS, 1922.
The Hope pioneer., 1922-05-18

State of North Dakota,
County of Steele, IS. County Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Emma Schlotzhauer, Deceased.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-15

season exported li9,G02.ls9 bush
els Of grain. This was more than
twice last years volume and over
forty-four millions more than the
previous record year of 1914 tx
port II Canadian cattle is growing
10 such proportions that more bot
ton1s are needed. About twenty
additional trans-Atlaet.c passenger
steamers are scheduled 20 use
Montreal as their western port and
additional cargo steamers are also
expected to run between the
CANADIAN metropolis and European
ports.
This delightful French Canadian
city. whose site was selected "
Champlain. and which ha- been
popular with tourists because of its
historical feature. is fast becom-
ing great commercial center.
American capi'al is heiag attract
ed for investment IN industrial pfo-
jccts Of many sortA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-15

That the second largest port In
America is i've hundred miles from
an ocean. may appear an impossi-
bility 10 many. However. u is a
fact Montreal. the metropolis Of
Canada and the fifth city Of North
America Is this port on the 81.
Lawrence River. 25O miles nearer
10 Liverpool than is New York.
The vast tonnage Of grains
grown on the western plains Of
Canada and the United States. a
large proportion Of which Is
shipped 20 Europe. has been the
main factor in the Development Of
the Port OF Montreal winch is To-
day the principal American port
FOR the export Of grain. This
grain Is brought by train and lake
boats 70 two mammoth elevators
~ Montreal and from them loaded
INTO ocean frcightcrs. Nine boats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-15

Tie begun of Phopai. who Is TO
entertain the Prince of Wales during
his visit 70 India. Is the only wo-
man Mchammedan ruler in the
world. The begun Is a highly edn-
Gated. cultured woman. who speaks
English fluently. She is fond OF
music and painting and has written
one or two books, notably an acco1nt
OF her pilgrimage 10 Mecca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-15
UNITED NINE WORKERS
WILL FIGHT WAGE CtI

Indianapolis. Feb. i5-The wage
committee reporting 70 the special
convention Of the United Mine
Workers OF America here today. de-
clared. "in the mos, emphatic man
ner our opposition to any reduction
in mining prices and insist that the
present basic wage schedules be
maintained"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-15
CARD OF THANKS

We wish t. express our sincere
appreciation 10 ho ie Bron Post
No. IS and the consistory who 80
kindly assisted At the fanera. of our
beloved husband and nephew. John
r. Dickson. al Kingfisher, also FOR
the beautiful floral remembrance
Mrs. John r. Dickson. yr. and Mrs
A. A. Ewing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-15

can be loaded simultaneously from
these store houses.
In order 10 handle the millions
Of bushels Of grain expcditiously.
this harbour Is equipped with sixty
miles of railway and twelve miles
of wharfage. Harbor improve
ments have absorbed over thirty
millions Of dollars and additional
improvements have been planned
which viii call for more millions.
Today the harbor can accomodate
one hundred steamships from $50
10 75O feet In length. providing
depths Of twenty-five 70 thir,y-fve
feet Nf water. During 1921 twelve
steamship lines used Montreal as 2
terminal and approximately one
thousand vessels arrived Ct and
sailed from th.s harbor.
Montreal has attained her prom
inence as a great port with the
F.. handicap of a seven months rasi-
! CATION season and during this past
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-15
oREErERs or AMERICA EsTA6.
ltsn HOME FOR AGED

Denver. Colo. Feb. IA home
for aged and disabled members OF
the organization was purchased here
yesterday by the creetcrs Of Am
erica. m organization Of hotel nen.
The purchase price was reported at
sl2.500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-15
WANT ADVERTISE MsNrs
: ekiilIIANI. NARY -

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er must be Ia the oiffce ~ t~'ifo
O'Clock II Justification II desire
class fled ads are cash. except whsrs
parties have regular accounts at tue
Leader Office. The Leader collectors
nave experienced so much troro'e
n locating many parties who ha'
ohoned In wants, that Il is necessass
10 invoke the cash In advance sys-
TEN. except where regular account
are maintained Memoranda OF What
"a anted" or for sale, etc, nav
be left at the leader business ofi'e
sud same ~l'l he converted into forn
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