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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-24
Racing Schooner Wrecked.

Halifax, N. S., June 24-The
schooner Puritan, out of Glouces-
ter, prospective contender in the
international fishermon's races
next fall, has been wrecked on
Sable island. Advices received
here stated that seven men, had
reached shore. but that Is were
missing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-24

The farm home or II. C. Pyle
OF Lscomb. with all its contents,
was destroyed by fire Wednesday.
There was no insurance and the
loss is about $4,000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-28
NOT ENOUGH INCOME FROM THE
INCOME TAX

Pharisaical self-congratulations that
We are not as those poor European
nations who can't balance their bud
gets. and who have to keep borrowing
money to pay their expenses, are in
terrupted by the announcement from
Washington that the income and prof
its tax collections for this year will
run $200,000,000 below the estimate
This means, according to the New
York World, that the Government,
which had before been at a loss to
meet appropriations on the basis of
the budget revenue estimates, now
faces the necessity of borrowing heav-
ly to balance its budget" Treasury
othcials have been expecting a drop in
total receipts this year from total of
S,2O0,O 900 900 in 1921 and $4,000, 600, 900
in 1920 to s1,740,OOO, 900 for the cur
rent calendar year. Now they find, on
the basis of the payments on March
To- that the total income and profits
taxes are not likely to come within
SzO,OOO.OO0 of the figure. Half of this
deficit comes out of the expected rev.
enuesfer the current fiscal year end
ing June 80. If that income tax is, as q
New York expert accountant special.
Hihg in taxation describes it, ''the bar
ometer of our economic life, the gage
Vi power to pay" then Congress, oul
'a&-ievying body, should take warn
ing The administration has cut ex
pehditures and reduced taxation il
accordance with it's pledges, but, de
wares the Republican Rochester Dem
Ocrdt and Chronicle, 1T cannot escap,
tne problem of decreasing revenues.
Nuilors politically out of sympath.
win the administration cannot refrain
from smiling at it's present financia
p''sm' The Newark News (Ind.), TO
Instance. wonders whether we ar
now to be told again that the "bes
'uus will find painless way" t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-28

meet Treasury deficit amounting to
one or two hundred million dollars.
The Treasurys plans for debt reduc-
ton "must give way to action in debt
expansion" the New York World
(Dem.l remarks, while "a leaderless
Republican Congress moves now plac-
idly and now riotously along, legislat-
ing new expenditures as if the Treas
ury were bursting with surplus reve-
nues. Literary Digest.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-28
rpInaY AFTERNOON, APR. Is 1922
nrPIcIT FOR 1928 INCREASED
FROM s1s7 100000 TO s4si,OOO,OOO.

While Republicans are claiming that
tho administration is making savings,
coore4ary of the Treasury Mellon in
an official statement shows that the
estimates of deficits are steadily in
orsasing. One of the widest state
monts concerning Republican econ
amy was recently published in the
nress and attributed to Senator Lodge,
loader of the Republican party in the
Senate.
Senator Pat Harrison dem, Miss)
called the attention of the Senate to
This error published all over the coun-
,rv and also exposed the false claims
~ the Junior Senator from Ohio (Mr
WiIIis) in recent New York speech.
"In the course of his Senator
IOdge's) speech" said Senator Har-
rson which was carried in all the
nress of the country, he made the
statement that appropriations of So,
997OOO.O00 asked by the departments
have been cut to S1,428, 100000. Wheth-
or he made that statement or not /
do not know. OF course, he was speak
ing as a candidate and laboring under
thp enthusiasm of speaking to his
corstuents and it was but natural
that he should get his figures a little
eoufused. Whether he made the state
ment or not the papers carried it that
way"
Senator Lodge said there was an err
ror of one word in the statement
which he corrected on the floor and,
in the permanent Record, but admit
ted that the papers carried his state
ment wrong.
Senator Harrison said many gross
" exaggerated claims have been made.
He called attention to the speech of
Senator Willis of Ohio, making claim
to biz changes and big cuts and then
referred to the letter from Secretary
Of the Treasury Mellon to Senator Nc
Cumber saying that the, estimates of
slS7OOO,OOO deficit for 1923 have in
creased under the alleged splendid
management of the new administers
ION TO $4S4, 100000, which the Sena-
tor thought might be more when the
true Acts are known.
Saying that Secretary Mellon attri-
hed the increased deficit to the fall
hy off of the income tax, Senator
HARRISON added:
q think that is true. There is de-
preston everywhere. Nobody is max
inc any money scarcely under the
promised prosperity under this admin
istration. So it is perfectly natural
that incomes should be greatly dimin-
i5hed You, who have been laying and
may in the future lay large claims OF
savings, should study the deficits and
remember this report Of the Secretary
of the Treasury"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-28
Free Automobile Rides.

Out in California an automobile
dealer has invented an ingenious way
of advertising. He keeps an automo-
bile running on circular track ten
hours day without driver. To Dr.
this it is run on low gear the steer.
ing wheel being securely locked. II
is kent running all day 10 hoursl
without a stop. OF course, one car
have free automobile rides without {
chaueffeur. ...--.---
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-28
SIX MONTHS IN CHURCH

New York, April 24.-Sentences to
go to church every Sunday for six
months were imposed by Magistrate
Fish in Brooklyn today upon two men
who spent the church hour yesterday
luarreling, swearing and fighting in
a restaurant.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-28
Baulsir. who admitted

Harry Baulsir, who admitted he
was an occasional Methodist, and
Harry Pearson, who said he was a
member and sometimes went to the
Presbyterian church, were the reclp-
tents of the unusual sentences. Their
pastors were asked to check up on
them and report to the Court If they
failed to appear regularly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-18
ZE STATISTIKY TRAFICNf-
HO SOUDU.

Ia prvnich 16 dni mesfce
prosince bylo pro poruseni do
pravnich narfzeni zatceno S46
osob - odsouzeno 656 a jen 81
obza]oby sprost6no, 159 zalob
pax jeste neIbylo projednano.
454 osoby obvineny byly z ry-
chile jizdy, 200 odsouzeno, IL
propusteno IA pripadG do
sud neskonceno. Pro zastavo-
vani aut ma nedovolenych mi
stech udany 303 osoby, z nichz
propuSt6no 18, 278 odsouzeno
a Z jest dosud We vysetrovani.
Statistika tato jest vhodnym
.pfipamatovanim kazdemu au-
toistovi, jakmile zasedne k Fl
ditku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-18
USMRCEN LOKOMOTIVOU,

Frank Janicka, 26-lety, by
tenn v cis. 7O13 Grand ave., S.
e. sci bratrem Waltrem a
pfltelem 28.letym Michalem
Pferadskym, jenz bydk v tenn
re dome pres koleje drahy Nj
excl Plate blize Grand Ave.
Vzadu jdouci Walter videl pri
Mzdejici stroj a volal, ale hla-
su jeho-oba neslyseli. Prerad-
sky byl strojem odhozen stra-
nou. lodezto Janicka zachycen
"a kabat a strzen pod stroi a
ma miste zabit. Pferadsky do
praven byl do nemocnice sv.
AleXjse, kde shledano, re ma
zlomenou ramenni kost a pre-
razeno nekolik zeber.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-18
oBRAcENY ,svET.

Panf Ka1inova bydli nedale-
ko vojenakebo letist9. Jedno.
ho dne trapil il maly Kaflfk
otazkami a niatka mimo jin6
pravi1a mu, zef deti nosi cap.
Ale Karlik ppchyboval a tvrdil
ze cap bysdft9 neunes. v tom
letel aeroplan a pani Kalin6-
va povida: "Vidfs, to je ia
kovy veliky cap ten je no
81 - -"
- To by mohlo byt, uvazo-
val karlfk q stale o tom pfe-
myslel.
Asi "a diva dny spatfil, jak
ma letisti snesl Sc aeroplan, jak
2 neho vystupuje pilot, jeii1uz
zenass d6tnai especially napro-
ii.
Karlik sc ma to chvih dival,
pax Sc rozb4hl domG a volal
uz We dverfch:: Miami, MANI,
ia jsem videl,. jak cap primes
detem tatinka !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-18
XII. PREDNASKA NARODNf.
HO SDRUZENf.

JedenaIcta prednaska p. j.
Havranka, tajemnlka Ustred-
ny Americkeho Narodniho
Sdruzeni Cechoslovaku v Be-
sldkach Narodni Sine vcera do
poledne, byla vyslechnuta OBJ
vyklym poctem navstevnikG.
Eel, re jich neni vice, ma pred
naskach tax vysoce cennych,
zajimavych a poucnych. Pan
Havranek skoncil druhou cast
sve prednasky "Ceskosloven-
ske vZajemnosti". Vzhledem
k jeji Gasovosti budeme hlede-
Il prinesti z nj aspon nektere
vynatky a mimo to bude Vyda-
ma We zvlastni brosure.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-18
Co bylo sIy5st nd verands.

Matka: "VCera noci stala
- -..se.es- slSlo ~. ,rnras,dG uox- /;
.bylO slusno. - Co.'S tam della
la tax dlouho?"
Dcera: "Ale zpivala jsem
sobe."
Matka: "A mne sc zdalo,
ze slysim stale nejake mlaska-
nj"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-18

Stara DANA .ItulakOvi): -
dam YAM dollar, ale musite
mi slibiti, ze budete hodnym."
Tulak: Gale s nejv6tSi ra..
dosti, az dosud isem musel BY.
ii hodnym a nikdo mne medal
ami fuk-"
The Keota news., 1922-04-21
HUMANlZlNC THE
POSTAL SERVICE

There II M unimportant person or
part Of our service. II IL q total Of
human units and their cooperation ia
the key to Its success. In Its last
analysis. postal duties are scecmmo.
dations performed for our neishhors
snd friends and should he ~ resa ry,ed
rather thaA ~ q hired service pet.
formed for IN absentee EMPLOYER
Postmaster General Hubert Work.
The Keota news., 1922-04-21
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas 0attlda IAxkhaE 10 deed II t,s.,
dated ths iish dag Of Ns,. is.o. NLLsh /, a,
corded is book ~. page SIC. of ,hs'sso,ps, =
tho once Of tbs Clerk snd Ese0idsr a a,
Coaasy of Weld. Colorado. daily e04r-g-S =
the Pabiie Trustee in snd foe ILs C.zas, a
Weld. Colorado. The foiiosins d-seritss r.,,
estate in tho coa.sy of Weld. cOi0Eais. sa,g
The West 0ne-half (Wt) Of See,hs
Seven (D. Township eight lsi Nosts
Range Sixty-onc t6i) West Of The q.
+. ~. Also described as Lots Oae ilI
two (2). three (3). ana four az AID ,tw
East one half tEA) of the N0sthpes
quarter tNWt) and the East orc ks.t
(EA) of the Southwest quarter lSRu
VI Section seven (T). Township eigk, f.s
North. Range Sixty one tbll Nes, Il
the 9Th z. NJ. which deed Of tras, aas
made to secure the paysncnt 0t brf trsr
missoFy note Of even date ~irh sa,lG Gsa,s
of trust. for the sum Of Tao th8aslse
Dollars (f2. 000, OO). pay able 10 the 6r4,s
of The Greeley Loan Go. five years after
the date thereof. with interest therein
~ eight prr cent p-s ahnu,n uh'ii Aa-
sarity. twelve per cent prf ahhun asgrt
maturity. interest payable srnl-assgal
~. ~ u more particularly SC, f0stk u
oSA 1SNu ~ HUoks VNASINAANt ~ ~AA-kN n
hereby made fos greater certainty. ast
Whereas. Tis .~ia Malta. i.ssshss1 ssd III
p~ssssas etsisaih< b1. shsUs4h zs,ts aas
hssias ssefssiss-i Ia shs fafas@s ss iaatsrsg
.iss- Nss-sbvs iish. sss@A .sd la fstaoae I
sxsss is sLS sa~ At ss& ~ sAiCt
ssia s@se. haze s.~a paid ~ .lse lsssi haoas
es ..isi s.ass. ed sis Iss.l itssss - Sass aott
hssiss elected ess sse@sas 81 sass &'fts2l So
sssefass sssa sss. .s p.ia. doe ssd fafanlfs
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.h. tss.l A@stass II ..sa saas sssssssss 10 stss
sks ssaes~ ssx.es. rshass rs@sas,s sA ssA ta llu
c@s4sss OF Weld. c@sessstos Do bsgrag G''f
sa4ix. ,h.s ~iii. 81 ahs hses Of D. pslaet IN
srs. fes.sssSa sf vi.s4s~sass. Mas ssr fss a o
ssss. =. sss fo.as ap.sr es ases Cgssss naasa. a.
sh~ C..sss Ut Mold Cas@ss4o. s~ls al st'4c
ssseaioss. So sr-s hiek..s &s.t sssa tatSH io
cash. sAs .sia described rssssSsess sra t- ilu
ssxls. sisls esd iaassssa es she sa5A MtlE'tt
t.s~shsss. Lsiss ssa s.sS<sss sbsssss, 'se i1u
p'espes. 1t esssss sl.s sssseiFal se@ NJ
sssss go taass..s sLss.aa ACCORDING 60 hn
ss.-.s II sssa sssss. tate. Ia sks sem 81 s5'5 s
ssssss~ss fs>s IL ss-s Of ss9 A'isttss
toss.s ass1r~ss To- s@@ssAs~aion OF tssat'"
shs sssss~be sia~~s ss~es~a sr s.si Ass4 "a Beess
saS sks ssss SD Expresses ~s ssefeaaa 'Ass
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Sssesss ~ .~ss ss ss@sssas.s be Ass
pssss 81 Gs..Ay. Weld cs'ssss. c,''@a0'
'hs. yah a.s - ssFks \ 4. re-
&HssSs ~ J. WALSH
r~l,ie Ts~ssss sf Wsas Cssssss csilnssha
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The Keota news., 1922-04-21
PUplyc 11ueII1e aALA

Whoseas Lynshasum 6undssla aud kiisabssh
6ssd<siia. Husband ssd vias. b. dssd Of trust.
dsssd sspssmhss |. lskA which is recorded In
host ~ st psss - u shs record. Of the odies
a the cisrk snd Recorder Of the counsy Of
Weld. sssss ef Colorado. duly eenvsysd TO shs
Public Trustee in aud fos said cosssy Of Weld.
Colorado. shs faiiovias described real estate in
shs cosssy a. We'd. Colorado. tosii'
Northeast quarter (NED. East half
OF Southeast quarter ia OF SID Of
Section Thirty lS0). Township Eight (sl
North. Range Ffty.nine (aS) West OF
Sixth Principal Meridian. containing 2s0
acres. more OF Ices:
Which deed Of trust WAS made to Sc
cure the payment Of one psomsssory
nols Of even date with said decd OF
trust for the sum Of Twelve Hundred
Dollars tll20o, COZ. payable To the order
Of 1'hS Eastern Colorado Farm Loan
Company. five years after The date
thereof. with interest thereon NJ eight
per cent u per cent? per snnum accord
ing To certain interest notes more par.
Iiculssly set forth in said deed Of trust.
To which reference is hsssby made for
greater certainty. and
WHEREAS. tbs aid Lsasisesm ssaassiis
ssa EissIs.h ksGa~siis. bs.i.ssa SD ~ifss
ssa ali s-sss~a. sisiasia< 10. tascazh ~ ssesss
ths~ LssisS aetsaiisa in -, ness sf uhs .~si.
ssaaAi isssssss dos ssid isdesAsaH~s. 90
March Les .aa Nsrss@t.ss t.ts $50 March iss ssa
sss4s@s~s iss. s.:l. esd March is.s:. ssa lsss.
fes sLs ,.ss. ssss Esd ssse. Esd III. is<si ksa-s
II .sia a-oss L.siss elected. as ssx~asi st ssis
asfssla.s 80 asslsss said soSs s&.sia. sss ssA
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NOM tHEkEfOkE 81 sh-e ~sisasn sssqe~ss Of
fAs Wesaesa SECURITIES tsssssssaa Cuaap~AY.
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easrsns OF Psssia.f shs srdsb4s.aAsss ss<ssua h1
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The Keota news., 1922-04-21

v VAaasal Elsesisa Of sehssl Diseessss
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN:
That the annual meeting Of the legal
voters Of School Dsslsic, No. ss In tho
Coanty Of Weld wiii hc held st kcess
School house. in the gymnasium. on the
FIRST MONDAY Of MAY. 1872. fos
The purpose Of eieesing pisVesoss. ss
followp:
Oos Secretary. fos three years.
Ons Psvsidcas. for orc year.
And fos the puspuee Of voting . tax on
Ill TAXABLE peoppssy in the disssies. ~
provided for In Section s:S tsl. Sehoo,
Lava Annotated. 1914.
Ths ballot box wiil be opened al The
hour Of 10 o. m. and closed st The hour
Of 2 p m. and ss 2 p. m. he meeting
wiil b osgsatssd for shs transaction
Of any oshss bsasiasss pertaining to
sehoo' tasssssss that may legally b.
bsoaehs befosS IL.
Mn. c. p. Dram.
Secretary Sehoel District No. se.
Count, Of weid.
The Keota news., 1922-04-21
WITHOUT STREET ADDRESS
YOUR MAIL IS DELAYED
At OFFICE OF DELIVERY

Ths Dead Letter Once has besn In
existcnee ever since Ben Franklin
started our postal service. Even then
people addressed mail to Mr.. Eaek'e'
Hmithsss. -Atiantic Coast and cx'
pected Hen TO know Just where zeks
lived
Perhaps they had Zeke's address In
letters up In the sarre,. maybe chest
full Of 'cm. but then II was easier 10
lot ben hunt Z-kc. To-day people arc
addressing letters To John Smith. New
York. n. y o. Chicago. Ill. thinking
Uncle Sam can locate him. which 10
Jus, % Incomplete ~ was Zeke's ad-
dress Of yorc. The eesseNses Depart.
snsnt ASKS yeU 70 pvt the number and
street In the addssss- u helps yet-
The Keota news., 1922-04-21
shesiEs Sale
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COUNTY or WELD ~

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The Keota news., 1922-04-21
NOTICE tpR ttnilcArioN
tAve,ssssnsns - a. 1ss<ssss
a. 4. tAn@s a. 60 81 tNsmssss C,ols's
NJ sch - yyg@

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ra~e.ssp n 0&a-ss ~ ~ <sA rfs-s fts wy
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sasI shs~s s.,ss csessf sa establish elste a@ y"
l~ad .s~ssN ess.wsih~,t ssf-ps~ u N"n''.
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The Keota news., 1922-04-21
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The Keota news., 1922-04-21
FRED N. AUSTIN
AuctiOncc
Eaton. Colorado

White Pearl seed potatoes $40 pe'
cwt: Red McClurc's or Perfect Peach
Blow. $500 per hundred. sacked am
delivered In keota. These arc up'
grown potatoes. properly kept. stan,
ley Bros. keota. Colo. 10"
The Keota news., 1922-04-21
rupuc Tsusru-s sALs

whereas Rudolph A. Nosdsii and Chester A.
Side. b. Dssd of Trust. dated she 5sh day of
February. tseo. which is recorded Ia h""k ~
page lSs Of tbs record. in the otkes af tbs Clerk
and Recorder of the Coassy of Weld. coiossd".
duly eosvs, ID to tho Public Trustee Ia and lot
the County OF Weld. Colorado. tito foliosins
dss~sibsd real estate In ths Coanty oi Weld.
Colorado, t"-sit;
Tho south ot,e half 1871 Of Ssetioa th'sty'is
ts-i. rossship eight III North. Range fihs-
siSs t,~l Wsss of tie csh =. ~, which deed 81
trust s.s nsde Ia SECURE tho psynasns of ibsis
pfos.issSsy hoss of esea datS sith said do~d 81
ssu.s, fos the .asn Ut sseEsssns hundred
(Ss.5e0 oSl dollar. pas sbio to abs order ~ Tho
Gs.s,s, Loan Cosss.hs ess fear. sf'ss she
d4Is tkss.of. si.h insssV.s thsseoa 81 eight
per coat pss snaafa unsii maturity. inisssss
after maturity I. pct seas. inseFess payable
seal shss4iis. ss 10 saosr particularly SOD f"ssh
la said decd of ssusss ssfesesseo so hien lie
ssssb, made fSs greater esssAiSsy. sad.
Nhes.ss. Tho said Ruaeish \. Nofsieii ssd
Chester 4. sides, sad All t.sssssas eIsimise b
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tho p4s sssaeai sf ias~sess said sSss sis~~
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said noss aspaid. asss saa pss AbAs.
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fs-s sassvaas rs@p 81 shs Asaesix4a woesssaens
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described ps.sai.e. sA-a all anae sisasu sisls sAt
sasesess ot sAe ..sl Esis1pA \. Nessl~ll .aa
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abstract ~ 1eS sAs kAsAsAs.asuss. secured b.,
sssd ss-a of ssesss ssd she sssss &aa ~sp~Asss Of
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lew
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NssvA. 4. u. r*s:ss.
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The Keota news., 1922-04-21

Dcnnison's Lassrc Fold. the b~ss
escps paper. 2Ne or two for zSe. ss
Sianiey's. Cheaper esepe. ioe prr roll
Coming: Deacon Dubhs. by Heck