davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
POSLEDNi ZBOJNfK Z TLU.
Ply ROXY SANDORA
ZEMREL,

Po dlouha leta kdysi ohro-
zovala slovenske kraje povest.
ma tlupa ROXY Sandora, O nemz
vydavany byly pax dlouhe kr-
vaky, rozSirovane zvlaste ma
nasem venkove. Odvazna a
lstiva taterska tlupa byla opre-
dena divou romantikou, pova-
zovana "a nepremozitelnou a
pro svoie kavalirstvi k chud'a-
sum podporovana lidem pri
pronasledovanf mad'rskymi a
rumunskymi ufady. Skryse
sve ponejvice mela v horach.
pfevazne V Tatrach. Nedavno
zemrel V Debrecfne poslednf
Glen teto zbojnicke tlupy, do
xiv Sc start 1O3 let.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
PROGRAM RUsKEHO sOVE- IRsKA pRFD1 OLA pp,1Ar.
TU.
FRO osnovu zfizujici SvobOdny
risky Stat vrzeno 295 HAST
prot So,

Londyn, 8. bfezna. Predloha
kteron Sc zfizuje risky Svobod
~ stat, byla schvalena dnes We
tfetlm tteni We sn6movne posla
neckt, 295 proti 50 hlas1m.
| Tato podstatna v6tsina 243 V
Y pom6rn6 neGetne snemovn6.
ne5ot' meme nez polovice tlenu
bylo pritomno, dana byla 20
klldne debate, behem niz mala
skupina ''nesmifitelnych" udr-
zovala svoji opposici az do po-
sledka.
Winston Churchill, jenz mel
ma starosti predlohu, odr II
kazdT pokus ma jeji doplr
dodatky, cimz dodrzeno by.o
sIovo irskym delegatum, kteri
smlouvu podepsali.
Dublin, 8. bfezna. X defini
tlVnlmu ZafiZeni Sc dospelo V
pfistavu Dublinsk6m pro dalSi
odiizdtni britskeho vojslla, BY
10 oznameno dnes. Dvou zvlast
nich parniku bude pouzivano,
2 nichz jeden vypluje Ultra a
druh% patek.
ufedni sinnfeinistick6 ozna-
meni vydan6 dnes sdGluje, ze
cannon De Valera sGcastnil Sc
vcera Belfastu schuze zastup
Gu okresu Antrim, Down, Ar
magh, Londonderry, Ferma-
nagh a Tyrone, ma niz Sc jed
nalo 0 Rampant anarchie : Sc
Verovychodnim Ulsteru ha-
nebnfm yrazd6ni nacionalistu
!, vats II, 5ienocei.
Rdzna odporuceni sinnfeini-
Sackemu hlavnimu stanu byla
piijata a sinnfeinistick6 neu-
znani Belfastskeho parlamentu
bylo znoyu potvrzeno, pravi O.
znameni. Resoluce byla rovn6z
pfiiata pozadujici, aby dali
cream ZnoVa Zayedl bOvkot
Belfast, 8. bfezna. Strelba z
1krytu byla obnovena dnes Y
! ork ulici. Jeden muz, ienz byl
'tfelen do nohT. vykrvacel ma
este do nemocnice. Jiny byl "a
'tfelen ma miste. Ukryty "a
'kodnik ma Antrim ulici dnes
'ano stfelil a smrtelne zranil
ednoho muze, Williama John
tona a lehce zranil iintho
nuze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
RUSkO PRY OHROzUJE
POLSKO.
POlaci tvrdi, ze soustredilo
100000 muzG vojska ma je-
jich hranicich.

Berlin, Z. brezna. Pol
ske potize Vilnem mely "a
nasledek, re sovetske Rusko
soustfedilo 100000 muzu move
vyzbrojene rude armady v "a
padnl casti Ruska, coz povazo-
vano jest "a dGkaz, re ruska
vlada V tom smeru Jedna V do
hode vladou litevskou. Pol
ska politika tudiz pfivodila ne
Jenom neshody Sc Spojenci, ale
nebezpecnou krisi Ruskem.
Okolnost ia je pricinou, re ma
mnoze cini se pokusy pova-
leni authority marsalka Pilsud-
skeho, dosavadniho titularniho
presidenta Polske Republiky.
Pilsudski jest V polskych naci-
onalnich kruzich nepopularni
nasledkem svych styku Sc soci-
allsty pax nasledkem toho,
re byl vzdy strannikem cen
tralnich mocnostf. Ia presiden-
ia republiky nebyl nikdy zvo-
len a proto autorita jeho ne
ma zakoniteho podkladu. Re-
signaci ministerstva Ponikow-
skeho politicka situace nikte-
rak Sc nevyjasnila Polsko ma
sledkem toho prodelava SOU
casne vnitrni zahranicni kri-
81.
Jedinou moznou vladou V
Polsku "a nynejsi okolnosti by
la by ia, jez dovedla by uspo-
koiiti Spojence Rusko jez
dovedla by spolknouti porazku
vilnenskeho dobrodruzstvi.
Prozatim vsak neni zadne w.
hlidky ma brzke rozreseni n.y.
1ejsi krise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
MALI PREMIERI Sc
RADl.


Widen, Z. bfezna. Y sobo-
tn sjeli Sc Bradshaw premie-
II Male dohody, jakoz i Pol
ska, ably smluvili Sc 0 ruznych
bodech, na nichz vSechny Wy
lmenovane zem6 mali primy
zajem. Premieri prijeli Sc svy-
mi Staby je NONE, re mezi
dotcenymi staty dojde k ttyr-
spolku a "a konference re bu-
de pretrasana tez otazka ca
stecne demobilisacc armad.
Ceskoslovensko, Jugoslavie,
Rumunsko a Polsko mali cell
KEN l 100000 muzu We zbra-
nj, kteryzto pocet vysiluje fl
nancne vsechny vyimenovan6
zeme. Mimo to mali byt skon-
covany RUNE pohraniGni otaz-
ky a dale budou proiednaya-
ny k tomu Sc vztahujici pro-
blemy mezi jinymi zememi, ia
koz i upevneny dosavadni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
DALSf SIBENICNf LHuTA.
Poprava Purperova opetne od-
lOzena, tentokrate O sedesat
dni.

Columbus, o., 8. brezna. Pc
druhe cd te DOLBY, co byl zavfen
We sve cele fade smrti. Sam
Purpera z Clevelandu, odsou-
zeny k smrti pro sve 1casten-
stvi ma Sly-Fannerove vrazde
zachranen byl pred elektrickou
zidli.
GUY. Harry L. Davis dnes ve-
Ger povolil sedesatidenni od-
klad na zadost soudce D. c..
Cullu z Clevelandu a priruciho
vefeineho zalobce James T.
Cassidyho, kteri udali jako du-
vod, re sv6dectvi Purperova
bude tfeba k usv6dteni Domi-
Mica Benigna, kdyby tomuto
byl povolen novy process.
Kdyz vezensky spravce P.
I. Thomas sdelil Purperovi o
iednani guvernerove, tyz pra-
vii: "Dekuji YAM ze srdce."
Benigno rovnez Jest Y rade
smrti. Purperovo svedectvi, die
Culla a Cassidyho, melo mnoho
co ciniti odsouzenim Benigno-
vym.
Odloziv popravu Purperovu,
guy. Davis prohlasil, re jeho
jednani opiralo Sc o zadost
Culla a p. Cassidyho,
kteri poukazovali, ze jeho sve-
dectvi jest nevyhnutelne treba
We spojeni s pripadem Domini-
ca Benigna, jineho tcastnika
na teze vrazde, pro nehoz ny
nj zadan jest pred odvolaclm
soudem novy process.
"Dle p. Cassidyho a soudce
Culla, Benignova usv6dceni So
tva bylo by mohlo byti dosaze-
no bez Purperova svedectvi,'
prohlasil guverner.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
LENIN JEST OPET ZDRAV.

Moskva, 8. brezna. MikulaS
Lenin, po dlouhem odpocinku
ma venkove, jenz stal Sc nut
nym nasledkem otreseneho
zdravi, vratil Sc jiz do hlavni-
no mesta a vcera vecer mluvil
pred kongresem kovodelnlku.
kde prohlasil, re preje 81 jiti o.
sobne do Janova a setkati Sc
tvarl V tvaf s Lloydem Geor-
gem. Pomery molly by Wy
vstati, "a nichz Rusko by ode
pfelo .iti do Janova, avSak pri-
tonne nase plany ma s1castne-
nj Sc konference jsou nezm6ne-
n.y. zahranicnl ministr Cicerin
sdelil dnes zastupci Sdruzene-
no tisku. Mic nebylo uredne OBJ
drzeno 0 oznamovanem dohod-
mutt mezi Lloydem Georgem a
Poincarem poskytnouti Rusku
lhutu, V niz mohlo by osvedciti
sve "dobre chovani."
Dale prohlasil Cicerin:
my neminime zaujati posta
venl podflzenosti vuci jinym
neb prlstoupiti ma jakekoli pod
minky, jez by mas uvedly do ta-
koveho postaveni. My chceme
jiti do Janova jako rovni radi-
CT Sc rovnymi k dosazeni kom
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
OUCH Sc DOSUD NEUKA-
ZAL,

Halifax. 8. brezna. Zdali
Ouch antagonissky' Sc neob-
ievi behem dnesni noel, Dr..
Franklin Prince, direktor Ame-
rickeho 1stavu pro vedecke ba-
DAM, jenz prijel sem schvalne
2 New Yorku, pozada Alexe
MacDonalda, jenz vlastni "stra
sldelny" dunn Caledonia Mills
a jeho adoptovanou dceru, Ma
ry ELLEN, ably ztravili aspon je-
dnu noe onom miste nadeji,
re snad duch by Sc obievil, kdy
by V dome byli znami lid6. Be-
hem vcerejsl noci mic zvlastni-
no Sc nestalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
UBOHY CUKERNf TRUST.

New York, 8. brezna. Earl D.
Babst, predseda American
Sugar Refining Co., We sv6 w
rodni zprave uverejnene dnes
pravi, ze spolecnost utrp6la
ztratu na opera cich b6hem Mi
nul6ho roku S2,l77,295.97. A
by tyto ztraty enohly bJti kryty
a dividendy vyplaceny, bylo
nutno vytahnolti z prebytku
SIS. .311, ,467.98!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
PRESIDENT JEDE MA
PRAZDNINY.

Washington, 8. brezna. Pre-
sident Harding vypravil Sc dnes
na prvnl skutecne prazdniny,
jez mel Cd minuleho leta. Ztra-
vi je We Floride, v6tsinou St.
Augustine. V druzine, krom
presidenta pi. Hardingove,
isou generalni navladni Daugh
erty, predseda snemovny posla-
necke Gillet, podsekretar Flet-
cher z odboru statu, brig. gen.
Sawyer, jeho osobni lekar a
George Christian, jeho sekre-
tar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
SP0J. STATY ODMlTLY POzyANf.
VLADA NEMfNf SUCASTNITI ST
JANOVSKE. kONFERENCF
NEl1Bf Sc il ZPUSOB, JAK EVROPA PROvADf RE
KONSTRUKCI A PAX UZNANf BOLsEVIKIJ

Washington, 8. brezna. Sp,
jene Staty nebudou brati uca
stenstvi ma konferenci V Jano
We, navrzene vladami briticko,
francouzskou a italskou k iva
zovani ekonomickeho znovau
sporadani Evropy.
Vlada tusi spise jednani DO
litickeho razu, nez-h hospo
dafskou konferenci. Otazky
Jako nemecke nahrady ONE.
zeni pozemniho zbroieni, ne.
jsou zahrnuty V agend6 pro
Janov a Spojene Staty dospely
k presvedceni, re kdyz vyimu-
ty budou otazky sahajici k sa-
menu srdci hospodarske poru
chy, nemohou Sc ucelne konfe-
renee suGastniti.
Stanovisko Spoj. Statn bylo
oznameno odborem statu V 9
hod. dnes vecer, uvereinenim
noty cd sekretafe statu Hughe-
Sc dorucene Jim italskemu vel
vyslanci We Washinnone, je-
Jiz vydanl bylo zdrzeno az do
poZdnlho vecera, ia ably ital-
ska vlada V Rime m6la drive
odpoved', nez by Sc objevila
We verejnem tisku.
Hledisko Spoj. Statu vuci
konferenci Janovska bylo dnfi-
nitiyne rozhodnuto ma porad6
mezi presidentem a sekretarem
statu vcera. Hughesova odpo-
we'd ma italsk6 pozvani obsa-
huje tyto til dulezite body:
l. = Opetovne poukazani,
re SpoJene Staty, ackoli 81 preji
pusobiti k hospodarskemu 70
taveni Evropy, nepfeii 81 byti
vtazeny do evropskych polite
kych otazek.
2. : Projev presvedceni, re
Rusko muze bVti obnoveno ie-
nom "postacitelnym jedna-
nlm' ma stranG tech, kdoz jsou
zodpovedni "a ieho hospodar-
sky neporadek, a re mezitlm
nemelo by byti zadneho vyko-
rist' 'ovani Ruska zkracenim
hospodafske prilezitosti il
nych vlad nebo ruskeho lidu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

promisG a urovnani naSich ne
shod."
Zminuje Sc o francouzskych
novinafskych zpravach, re ma
sovetskou delegaci jest pohlize-
no jako ma zastupujici jenom
castecne Rusko a ze ostatni ru-
ske zivly mely byti pozvany do
Janova, zahranicni ministr pra
vii:
Toto jest naprosto neprija-
telne. Ny nemGzeme strpeti mi
neni, re jsme povazovani ie-
nom "a cast Ruska. Francouz-
stl a briticti odbornici pripra-
vujl pry plany ma rekonstrukci
Ruska bez ruskeho dcastenstvi
v planovani. Ami V nejmensim
ohledu nemohou takove plany
mltl ma mas VllV nebO prekaze-
ii nam"
Dale prohlasil Cicerin, ze
zdali Janovska konference Sc
tka Sc nezdarem, bude to ne
Jenom znamenati, ze rekon-
strukce Ruska a celeho sv6ta
bude odlozena, ale re Jest me-
vyhnutelno, ably Sc Rusko ma
tom podilelo.
"Avsak bez ucastenstyi A.
meriky Janovska conference
muze miti jenom castecne W.
sledky,' dodal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
HUGHESOVA DCERA Sc
PROVDA.

Washington, 8. brezna. Sc
Eretaf statu a pf. Charles
Evans Hughesova oznamili
dHes zasnoubeni sve dcery, Ca
therine, Chauncey Lockhar-
TEN Waddellem z New Yorku.
Zenich narodil Sc a byl vycho-
van V Greenfield, O., kde rodi-
&c jeho dosud bydli,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
PAN PERCLER - VELKO-
STATkAREM?

Praha, II. unora. (Post.
zpr.) Brnenska "Straz Social
smu" dovida Sc re severni Mo-
ravy, re hodla tam byvaly Wy
slanec V Tokiu pan Karel Per-
gler zakoupiti mensi velkosta
tex a trvale usidliti Sc ma Mo-
rave venovati Sc tn aktivne
verejne politicke cinnosti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

3. Vyjadreni nadeje, Il
pokrok muze byti ucinen ,
pripraveni cesty pro eventueln
urovnani hospodarskych a fl.
nancnich otazek, tykaiicicf
Sc evropskeho zotaveni.
/ Strucne shrnuto, Europa ne.
osvedeila dostatetne pripravy
pro svepomoc, aby ucastenstvi
Spoj. Statu ma Janovske kon.
ferenci mohlo miti rejaky ucel.
Spojene Staty chapou a uzna
vaji. ze nemdze byti neiakeho
vseobecneho zvelebeni sveto-
vych podminek bez hospodar-
skeho znovazbudovani Evropy
Avsak administrace opetovne
dala ma ievo sve presvedceni,
re Europa sama musi dlazditi
cestu a ukazati pohotovost il
ii ma koreny neurovnane stu
ace.
Pouha politicka conference
nema zajmu pro tuto vladu, ne
bot, jak pravi sekretar
Hughes, americky lid 81 ne
pfeje, "aby byl bez potreby
vtazen do evropskych polite
kych otazek."
Ohledn6 Ruska Spojene Sta
ty jsou toho presvedceni, re u
Yazovani 0 hospodarskem zota-
veni jest marne, pokud nebu-
dou uplatneny "podstatne pod
klady productivity" a ty. jak
ie objasnil p. Hughes breznu
roku, jsou bezpec-
most zivota, uznani pevnymi
zarukami soukromeho maiet-
ku, posvatnost smlouvy a pray
svobodne prace.
Soucasne vsak tato vlada ne
Dude lhostejne prihlizeti, jak
line mocnosti dosahuii hospo-
1arskych who'd V Rusku, jez
oy ochromily "spravedlive pri-
ezitosti' jinych a jejfm pre-
'vedcenim jest, re "zdroje rus
leho lidu mely by byti chrane-
~ pred takovym vykorist ova- !
lim.'
Jisto jest, ze odmitnutim L. |
'astenstvl Spojenymi Staty, ia |
lovska konference pozbude !
.nacne ma SVEN vyznamu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
SEVERONEMECKY LLOYD
PROSPERuJE.

New York, 8. bfezna. Direk-
tori Severonemeckeho Lloydu,
ma schulz V Bremen, odhlasova-
Ii dnes 10-procentni dividendu
ma kapital 225, 100000 marek.
Kabelova depese v tom smyslu
byla obdraena We zdejsi uradov
ne spolecnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

cky branec spojencnm poma-
hal "a svetove valky. Italii pfi
padnou diva podobne pamat-
Milky, kdezto Francie bude jich
NIT celou fadu Belgie neko-
lik, kde totiz americke lazaret
nj muzstvo pdsobilo.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-08-11
ARE TAKING NOTES OF THE
DAIRY POSSIBILITIES IN
THE ENTIRE STATE.
GUESTS OF COMMERCIAL CLUB
PARTY WILL ARRIVE AT BLACK.
FOOT AT 2:37 AND TOUR
THE COUNTY.

The dairy excursion. which is TAX
ing experts in the DAIRY business over
Idaho to point out the dairy possibili-
ties in this state, left Payette Monday
and will arrive here Friday afternoon.
Some of the foremost dairy experts
in the United States are on the excur-
sion and every effort will be made by
Commercial Clubs in the Idaho towns
to get them fully acquainted with the
possibilities Of Idaho as dairy state.
The excursion viii arrive in the
eastern part of the state Friday af-
, ternOon.
The party will arrive at 2.37 from
Pocatello and will be met at the train
| by automobiles for tour of the coun-
| ty, arriving at Idaho Falls for supper.
Guests who have accepted invita-
tions for the excursion are:
H. Fl. Kildee, head of Department
of Animal Husbandry. Iowa State
College, Ames. Iowa.
Kirk Fox, dairy farmer, Waterloo.
Iowa.
G. w. Larson. head dairy division.
Department Of Agriculture, Washing
ton, D. c.
]. H. Dorman, Bureau of Animal
Industry. U. S. Department Agricul-
ture. Washington, D. c.
]. L. Kraft, cheese distributor. Chi
cago, Ill.
| Karl B. Musser, Peterboro, N. H..
| ,,o lvvk
Publisher Guernsey Magazine.
e. H. Ferrington. head Dept Of
Dairy Husbandry. U. Of Wis, In
charge manufacture of dairy products,
operation Of creameries and cheese
factory.
J. H. Frandsen. dairy editor. Cap
per's Weekly. Topeka, Kansas.
Reed Murray secretary Wisconsin
Livestock Breeders Association.
H.,A, Harding, head Dairy Research
Division, FtedSrtck c. Mathews COM
pany, Detroit, Mich. Was for years
head: Of DEPARTMENT Dairy Husband
ry. U, Of III, ~.
/. g, L. Buriingham, President Ayr.-
shire Breeders Association. Brandoa.
Vermont. !.
Major Edw. A. Smith. editor Tri-
Stata Farmer. Spokane wash.
Those Who willl1AeaDtke party are:
F, p. ". Davis. governor; r. b, Shsp-
herd. lsrpnns. manager North side
Twin Fails Projects Frank ". BrowA
secretary to governor; Joel L. Priest
o. 8. L.; R..A. Smith. O. 8. L.; G. 9.
Gignoux. o. 8. L.; Dean e. J. Iddings.
u. Of Idaho: A. W. b. Kjosness, Uni
verstty Extension: r. r. CammAsk.
University Extension: Mr.. Powell.
feature writer. o. 8. L.: George Aiken.
Ontario Argus, editor: Mr.. Riddle.
Capital News editor: Miles Cannon,
commissioner Of agriculture tor Ida
no; F, w. Atkenson, head Dairy De-
partment, u. Of Idaho: Robert H,
Pratt. health officer. Boise: Rev. Floyd
Beckwith. Boise, and newspaper rep
resentatives.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-08-11
P. N. g. PICNIC.

The Past Noble Grand Club Of the
Rebekah Lodge journeyed to the
country home Of Mrs. r. T. Mussetter
Tuesday morning and spent the day.
At, noon bounteous feast was spread
to which about thirty people were
seated. The feast consisted Of all
kinds of fresh vegetables (roasting
ears topping the list), chicken and
noodles, roast pork with new potatoes
and brown gravy. preserves, honey
and jellies, hot rolls, fresh apple pie
and cake. After dinner social time
was enjoyed. A swimming hole close
by was so tempting that bathing suits
were donned and the swimming hole
taken advantage Of. Later in the af-
ternoon, watermelon was served. Be-
fore departing the tables were set
and every one was free to help them
selves. Mrs. Mussetter proved such
a charming hostess that the P. N. G.
Club decided to make this event an
annual affair.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-08-11

The Epocene Club met at the home
OF Mrs. Walter F.. Thomas Monday
evening. The evening was spent in
making memory books for the girls,
representing their past, present and
future. The house was decorated in
Shasta Daisies and Golden Glow. and
this color scheme was carried out in
the refreshments, which were In the
form of a flower, ice cream with
peaches around the edge and chopped
nuts sprinkled on the top. Angel
Food and Gold Nut cake were also
served. The guest list included: Zeta
Boyle, Stella Boyle, Letha Shockey,
Dora Hilliard, Georgia Archer, Grace
Miltenberger, Vivien Mcdonald, Lo-
raine Snyder, Ruth Chapman, Alice
Chubbuck, Mabel Bennett, Adrienne
Miller and Syble Felt.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-08-11
'RARiFRs, ExcURsI0N =. Z. !.
AUGUST .FIEGRENTh
From Blaokfeet to staitea and Re.
tufns - 4

Another farmers excursion will be
held on the 18th Of this month, next
Tuesday. The excursion t1ain will
assemble at the Asylum grounds In
Blackfoot at $3.50 q. m. Thirty min
utes will be spent In goiug over the
dairy herd at the Asylum and the
party will then proceed noRthward on
the west side Of the riverstO Firth,
across the river to Goshen. James,
ton and Stanton. and returnsto Black
foot BY the main highway. The de-
tailed program is IS Follows:
BlackfoOt, Asylum, ............Dairy Cattle
Rose, Geo. R. Mason .---.--..---.------Hogs
Riverview. Eric SundQuist Potatoes
Basalt, John Quinn. Market Gardening
Goshen. School Grove ...Luncheon
Program
E. H. Seeman Wheat
J. H. Nelson Potatoes
Rufus Pack Dairy Cattle
Jameston, A. D. Fitch Beef Cattle
Stanton. Head Lettuce
Shelley, L. l.. Christensen Potatoes
The farmers should bring their own
picnic lunch. Drinks will be furnish
ed at Goshen, The lunch will be
spread at 1890 and the program Will
follow Immediately after lunch. AT
the conclusion of the program the
balance Of the farm visits will be
made and then the return trip to
Blackfoot. C. 3. Ross, Secretary oil
the Idaho State Farm Bureau, will
be the speaker of the day.
Farmers who live north Of Black
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WITH AN EXCELLENT PROGRAM
BY THE PAUL FLEMING
COMPANY.
SEVEN DAYS OF PROGRAMS
CLOSES TUESDAY NIGHT.-DUE TO
FINANCIAL STRINGENCY,
GUARANTORS SHORT.

The Ellison White Chautauqua Com
pany opened their seven-day program
Wednesday night with the Paul Flem-
ing Company. with an evening of
magic.
The Junior Chautauqua will be un-
der the supervision of Miss Leighton
Royce, of TeXarkana, Texas. Miss
Marjorie Albertson, pianist. The
ChautauQua this year carry their own
playground equipment. On the last
afternoon a pageant, Conquest of
Peace" will be given by the local
children. The Chautauqua carry the
costumes for this affair.
The following is a program for the
remaining days
Afternoon-2:30 p. m, musical en-
tertainment, Patton Brothers Trio,
a unique Offering by three unusual
musicians. Junior Chautauqua.
Evening-S:OO p. M, prelude, Pat
ton Brothers Trio; $3.50, lecture,
working Together for Billions"
Norman Allan Imrie, teaching us that
friendships are better than battle
ships.
Saturday.
Afternoon-2:3O p. m, popular con-
cert, Oceanic Quintet, with record
Of continuous success on three conti-
nents under five flags. Junior Chau-
tauQua.
Evening 500 p. M, prelude, Oc-
eanic Quintet; $3.50 p. M. lecture,
Human Nature and Politics." Opie
Read, an hour with Americas kind
liest philosopher.
Sunday.
Afternoon-2:30 p. M. musical en-
tertainment, The Vatican Girls, q
dainty duo of delightful fun makers
Junior ChautauQua.
Evening-S:00 p. M, the play
"Cappy Ricks," Percival Vivian Play
ers, of Saturday Evening Post fame,
the most refreshing comedy in years
. Hoaday!!
Afternoon-2:so p. na., musical en-
: tertainment prelude, Electra Plat
and Venom Stone. two inimitable
sntertainers' featuring personality
plus" 800 p. m. lecturs. "Ltfe's Bal
.ae. sheet" J, 9. Hsresa.9: ','e ..!u 5unlo. g
ChAutauqua. 's'qSf 8 i'm tsst
nyAnt45vs:oo >. a.. prelude, 81
eetrs ,plstf and vsrHHon Stone; s:3t
j. a., lecture, "fhs Big Came" I'r
miner Lynn Williams, concerning
public morals in reconstruction, b.
Chicsxp's "'Fighting Parson."
Tuesday.
Aftsrnoon-2:so p. M. prelude, Gil
van Opera Company; $500 p. M, play
ground.s festival and conelusion 0
Junior ChautauQua. -
Evsning-s:o0 p. m, grand CLOSING
concer* Gilvan Opera Company. I
brilliant vocal entertainment, featur
ing light opera in costume.
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IDAHO FAMILY Is
KILLED IN WRECK

POCATELLO, Aug. As re-
suit Of the the wreck at Hot Sulphur
Springs, Mo-, Saturday night, J. 8.
Campbell, telegraph operator at Nc.
Cannon. near here, suffered the loss
of practically his entire family. He
was notified Sunday morning that his
wife, 9-year-old son and 7-year-old
daughter were killed in the wreck,
and a 3-year-old daughter and a g.
months-old baby are not expected to
live.
He left Sunday for Sulphur
Springs
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FOR SALE.

5-room modern house, except hest.
Double floors, pantry. bath, and clos
cts. city water. and light, connected
with City Sewer on Paved Street.
Pavement su paid for, Variety. g
fruit bearing trees. A. good. smAH
pasture, stable Tor. four hqad stccE
This u. without any 1pubsstA4 cAee1-
sst, and bsse-aoeatsk Asosags ptoparN
II the City Of. HlapkteeAssf
-. N. .:rt30K9T9tRDNxG. !.
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ELECTRA PLAT FAMDys
As REAL MIRTH PROvOkER
Coined enne Who Appears With Ver-
non Stone Is Clever Char
acterist. sst

Ever see wooden Indian laugh7
Neither did we, but II you happen to
have an old hickory red-skin abeut the
premises, bring him along with you
to Chautauqua the day Electra Platt
and Vernon Stone appear. Miss Platt
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NOTICE

The Trustees of School District, 81
Springfield. Idaho will receive bids
for the satisfactory heating Of the
four room school house at SPRING
field until noon of August Twelfth,
1922.
Address ARTHUR J. sNDER, Clerk
46-47
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Mr.. and Mrs W. A. McVicar, Mrs.
E. A. Doud. and Miss Alice Keihl, mo-
tored to Pocatello Tuesday. whore
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Doud. Miss Keihl remained as the
guest Of Mrs. Doud and left Wednes-
day for San Francisco, where she will
visit before returning to her home in
Waukegan, Ill.
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Miss. Kathsrine Burke retvlaAd.
from wiscoasin satufdiy ;, aftefI s2spd-
ing several weeks visiting With
friends and relatives. Miss Darks
will resume her duties at the Seegsr-
Buudlie Store.
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
lay School, 10 a. m.

Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Holy Communion and Sermon by
the Ven. Archdeacon Howard Stoy at
II a. m.
All are cordially invited to attend.
R. 9. STRINGFELLOW, Rector