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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-02-16
A WOOD-WINSOR

Mrs. Harry Nelson, Correspondent
Miss Iva Shearer and Mr.. Axel
Frykman were united in marriage
Wednesday. So far details of the
wedding have not been heard except
ing a large crowd Of young folks called
Wednesday evening and by the noise
a pow pow must have been the mo-
tive of calling.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Jones. Miss Clara
Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. George Erickson
and family spent Wednesday evening
at the Olaf Amundson home.
Mrs. George Erickson took dinner at
Hans EricksOn's Thursday.
Mrs. C. L. walston and Mrs. Harry
Nelson and little daughter, spent
Thursday In the vostad home IN Volga.
Howard Walston and Wyatt Doop
attended the willing Workers pro-
gram in Volga Friday night.
Mrs. Van Rocket visited with School
meester's Thursday.
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EAST M EDARY
Mrs. Lohr Dancer, Correspondents
phAna - nI,,a

Mrs. Lohr Dancer. Correspondent
Phone II Blue
Harry and Melvin Hayden of White
were visitors at the Earl Fry home
Tuesday and Wednesday of last week.
Several of the farmers marketed
their hogs in ~Brookings last week.
Jessie and George Brewer were
absent from school last week on ac-
count of sickness.
Fred Miller was a Sunday visitor
at the u. G.. Ibach home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlo Halstead called at
j. H. Halstead's on Monday of this
week.
About 30 men came out from Brook
ings Wednesday afternoon and SHOW
eled snow off from the graveled road
to three and one-half miles south of
Brookings, making it passable for cars,
the storms the latter part of the week,
however, have filled the roads again,
so we will be obliged to use sleighs
for a while longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lohr Dancer enter
tanned friends Friday evening at 4
valentine party.
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Mrs. Roy L. PIERCE. Corresponder

Mrs. Roy I. PIERCE. Correspondent
Clark Kretsinger and Will Stamp
shipped a carload of cattle Friday.
Will Stamp, Walter Etting and
Frank Maloney ~vaccinated their hogs
Monday.
Walter Etting and wife drove to
Bookings Friday.
The McMahills were Sunday visit
ors at the Will Stamp home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kienast were callers
at the Maloney home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bebensee lost
a little two-year-old child Saturday
morning from pneumonia. The fun
eral services will be held from the
Catholic church Monday at Q o'clock.
The next Helping Hand meeting
will be held at the home Of Mrs. W.
B. Tracy, Wednesday, Feb. 1e.
The past two weeks mail leaving
here Monday did not reach Brook
ings In time for the paper. Only 1s
miles.
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Tom Van Rocket and Joe Groenen-
boom attended the Veenbass sale
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Doop and Miss
Vivian Doop left the last of the week
for Wenatche, Wash. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Doop and little children have
been visiting relatives in lakewood
and Bruce most of the winter while
Miss Vivian, sister OF Mr.. Doop has
been working in the Bank of Bruce
for a couple of years, but has resigned
her position to join her brothers family
in Washington.
Mrs. Harry Nelson spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. August Nelson.
Not much visiting going on lately on
account Of the severe cold weather.
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CORRESPONDENCE
MEDARY
Mrs. j. II. jerks. Correspondent
Phone Ih0 HIue

mESs 81. u SoFEtSDOhuVht
Phone 159 Blue
Mrs. Hagensick was visiting Mrs.
Bruce Fulmer n day last week.
The men in this part Of the country
did a lot of shoveling on the roads
last week in different places, but the
storm Friday and Saturday filled
them in again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nerdahl were
visiting last week Wednesday eve
ming and a part Of Thursday with
the latter's sister and family, Mrs.
Carl Trygstad. They went to Brook.
ings Thursday and returned to their
home In Madison Saturday.
j. f. jerks was helping Ames Kiln.
felter haul hogs to Bookings to ship
last week Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Polsean were
Bookings callers last week Thursday,
and were also visiting Mrs. Dolsean's
sister, Mrs. Frank Slocum and family.
Irene and Carmean Christofferson
were visiting from Friday evening till
Sunday afternoon in the Klinefelter
home.
The home talent play, given at the
hall Friday was fine, and a good
crowd was present, considering the
bad roads and weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Polsean were call.
ing at Hilmer Sundet's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Polsean and son and
Miss Esther Selland were visiting at
Cary Trygstad's Sunday.
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EAST PRAIRIE HOME
Miss Gladys Landmark, Correspondent
Phone 55 Red

Phone 55 Red
Leonard Jornlin called at the X.
J. Bockey home Wednesday after
noon.
Dorsey Tinker helped Harry Green
haul hay Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shank called at
the c. b. Rink home Wednesday aft
ernOOn.
Mrs. William Kennedy returned
home Saturday after spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Frank Far
renkop in Bookings.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Duff and son
Vern spent the past week with the
Iatter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Leberknight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Culver and child
rem spent Thursday evening at the
c. A. Wheeler home.
Kenneth, Floyd and Altha Leber-
knight spent Friday night at the
home Of their sister, Mrs. John Duff.
Delmar Murfield called at the Ray
Shank home Sunday.
Dan Miner spent Sunday with his
parents in Brookings.
Stanley Chapman visited at the dis
trict school No. 13 Thursday.
c. A. Wheeler called at the Roy
Culver home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Laddusaw spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Roy Isom.
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SOUTH LAKEWOOD
Ethel Krumm. Correspondent
phnna SQlI

Phone 7O41
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Amundson and
children spent Sunday at Hermann
J~ohnson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wabbema and
julius spent Friday at the Nick Hook
home near Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Krumm and fam
lily and Mr.. Byron Henry spent Friday
evening at the Daum home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cavetzel spent
Wednesday at Earl Richards.
julius Wabbema is spending this
week with his sister, Mrs. Nick Hook.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Erickson and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Jones spent We'd
nesday evening at Olaf Amundson's.
Doris, Dale and Velma Erickson are
staying with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Jones.
viii Wabbema spent the weekend
at the A. Santema home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Weenbaas and
children attended the sale of his
brother, c. w. Weenbaas on Thursday.
VIII Daum spent Friday afternoon at
Fred Krumm's.
Gust Leite and Erwin called at Fred
Krumm's last Thursday afternoon.
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PUBLIC SALE

As | am going 10 quit farming, I will
sell at public auction on the II. F..
Kruger farm 5@ miles north and l
mile west Of Aurora and 4 miles east
and ~ miles north of Bookings the
following personal property, at 1870
p. m. on
TUESDAY, FEB. 81, 1922
5 Head of Horses grey mare, 9
years old, weight, 1850; 1 grey mare,
S years old, weight 1850; / grey mare,
3 years old, weight 1000; 1 grey mare,
3 years old, weight 100; 1 sorrel
gelding, 10 years old, weight 1000.
IA Head of CattIe-3 mich COWS, all
giving milk at time; 8 coming 2 year
old heifers; 1 steer, coming 1 year old;
l heifer, coming l year old; 6 summer
and fall calves.
Hoss-23 summer and fall pigs.
Farm Machinery-1 Bailor, Grow
cultivator; 1 assertion lever harrow;
l wide-tire wagon, with box; 1 Emer-
son 16-in Sulky pillow; 1 John Deer corn
planter, with 80 rods wire; 1 Interna-
tional engine, ia horse power.
Terms Of Sale-All sums of $40,
cash. All sums yer $40, time will be
given to Oct, I, 1922, on bankable
paper at 9 per cent. No property to
be removed until settled for.
Ralph Seas, Prop.
J.. w. Lane, A%uctioneer.
Bank Of Brookings, Clerk.
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FOUNTAIN
Mrs. A. j. Engel. Correspondent
Phone IS Blue

PhOne ID Blue
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Sanders and
Buelah were pleasant callers at the
Roy Culver home on Wednesday eve
ming.
Louis Eberlein, Jr., spent Sunday
afternoon with Floyd Engel.
Miss Nellie B%uettner was a guest
in the George Garrison ho,ae on Sun
day.
Nlty land surprised t1em Of Friday
evening. Feb. 10, 1922, as they expect
to move to their farm near !,rook-
ings The evening was spent in
social chat aid dancing and refresh
ments were served. Those present
report a fine time.
Lloyd Garrison, Bill Hansen ard
Fritz and Clarence Buettner spent
Sunday with Albert lessen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haase and Lester
spent the past week at the Clarence
Cook home in Brookings. Mrs. Eaase
and Mrs. Cook are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Harms, Bruno,
Jacob and Sylvester were pleasant
callers at the Martin Nussbaum home
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Jay Sanders spent Wednesday
afternoon at Engel's.
Mrs. F. G.. Buettner was a visitor
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Glenn Lundeen on Thursday.
Helen Duprez has been absent from
school several days on of
illness.
Mrs. Ralph Seas and boys spent
Friday at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duff in Brook.
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Sanders and
daughter were callers at Charles Nor.
tons on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Anona Garrison spent Friday
night at the home of her friend, Nellie
B%uettner.
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ALTON

Ms. J.. d.. Mcmillan. Correspondent
Evelyn Mcmillan spent the weekend
with home folks.
The Missionary society will meet
with Mrs. Chas. Potter, Feb. %.
John Winters drove to Brookings
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chambers and
Mrs. Harry FELTON, were Brookings
callers Thursday.
We are having plenty Of snow and
wind, but moisture is what we need
and the cold for the good of our
health.
Mrs. Otto Oleson was taken sick
with a hemorrhage Of the nose and head
DR.. Foster OF Aurora was in attend.
ance and reported Mrs. Oleson as
better.
Mr.. Wibler, wife and daughter, Dora
went to Iowa on a visit Friday.
The w. II. and F. M. society met
at the parsonage Thursday. Mrs.
Sam Elston assisted in serving and a
fine lunch was served and a good at
tendance was present.
The Bentz children are sick with
the prevailing malady, la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Luce were at
Elkton Wednesday, the latter return
ing by train Thursday.
An addition to the Henry Chausen
family arrived via the stork route the
first of the week.
Mr.. Hanningdinger of Rock Rapids,
Iowa, was a weekend guest at the
Otto Oleson home.
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which lunch was served by the guests.
This party was given in the form Of
a farewell before Mr.. Lindsay moves
to a place south Of town.
The j. MaComb family and w. O.
Halstead family drove over to the
Harold Halstead home Wednesday OF
last week and spent the evening after
which oysters were served.
Ralph Allen went to Sioux Falls
Continued on page Col. 81
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For the common everyday ills Of
mankind there is nothing to equal
Tanlac. Clyde Tidball.-Advertise-
ment.
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Tanlac Isl purely vegetable and is
made from the most beneficial roots,
herbs and barks known to science.
Clyde Observation-Disclosures.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-29
KOL KNIHY PRO DlTkY
JIZ DOSLY.

Jak oznamuie riditel Hogen,
dosly iiz ucebnice pro zaky Sc
ST nejnizsich trid 1902 zdej-
SIGH Skolach. Knihy die schva
leneho usneSeni Skolni rady
budou ditkam PROBATIONARY
bezplatne. Cely naklad OBJ
nasi i 5 dopravou, praci spoje-
nou 5 roztridenim atd. $62.721
Zatcvu, ktere ma jiz knihy sve
vlastni, nebudou tyto ucebni-
&c propujceny a ucitelstvu by
melo byti pomozeno pr porl-
zovani seznamu, iak odporu-
tuie F.. P. Whitney, spravce
zasob a budov.
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POVETRON SPADL DO JE-
r

Winnipeg, Man, 27. cerven-
ce. Zpravy, re obrovsky po-
vetron spadl do Big Quill jeze-
ra blize Wynyard, v severnlm
Saskatchewan, dosly sem wee
ra. Die tohoto sdeleni pad po-
vetrone provazen byl vybu
chem, jenz byl slysan ma 20 mi
do okoli a mraky parry vystupo
valy z jezera dlouho pc spad-
mutt povetrone. Ia hodinu po-
tom jiny povetron spadl blize
Saskatoon, Sask. a tez z Vanse-
roy dochazi zprava V tom smy-
stu. Obyvatele tamni slyseli
pry pet nebo sest v~elikych W.
buchu.
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A SCHUZE C.S.P.S.

Ma Gtvrtek veCer svolal Vel
korad c. S. P. S. statu Ohio
sch1zi vSeho clenstva do Ma
rodni Sine, ma niz Sc projedna-
valy RUNE zalezitosti, tykajici
Sc teto Jednoty.
Pojist'ovani ditek clend Jed
noty ma byt jedna z nejhlav-
nejsich praci, kter6 Sc mali
bratTi venovat. TAX 81 budem
zajist'ovat ziskavani novych
mladych clenu pro naSi Jedno-
tn. fadovych schuzich by Sc
melo casio 0 tom rokovat a
Clenum pripominat, ably sve
ditky misto u p~ojiSt'ujici spo-
lecnosti dali poiistit u nasi
Jednoty c. S. P. S. Dale ma
me v6novat pozornost mladym
a~nglickym radum, zde vycho-
vane syny odporucit do tech
fadH, kde jest jednani an
glicke reel, tam ie to Dude Vi
ce vabit nez kdyz jsou uvede-
ny do fadu mezi stare cleny.
S reel Geskou, kterou tax ne
ovladaji a tudiz zajem pro ten
rad nikdy Sc u Mich neziska.
Dale byly pronaSeny usud-
Ky. iak L jinych iednot cleny
ziskavaji a co vSe vybor pro
pro tleny kona, ably nell "a
jem pro ten spolek a proc SC
to nekona u nasi Jednoty.
BratTi, povezme 81 pravdu
Mezi Mani jest mnoho kritiku
a posuzovatelu, ale velmi male
tvurca.
Poukazovat ma to, co d4laji
JIM, to nam malo prospeje
ale kdyz vine o necem uzitet-
mem, co by nasemu fadu mel
Jednot6 prospelo, promysleme
to a hotovy plan navrhneme
fadu neb V. fadu, co a jal
by sc mohlo provost a kdo BY
to mohl provost a tax prac
tvorivou budeme prospivat IA
81 Jednote. Rozumne podan;
kritika casio prinasi povzbu
zeni k praci, ale ienom kritiso
vat a malo nebo mic nedelat, tt
neprospiva. Nerozumna a sta
lie Sc opakujici kritika vice boz
IA nez stavi. My potTebujemt
dobfe promyslene nahledy
provedeni prace, ktera by nan
prinesla uzitek. To Dude mi
pro mas vetsi cenu nez ia nej
lepsi kritika. F. S.
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SOCIALNf BOJOVNfK.

V meste n. byl lekarem do
ktor Vopasek, jehoz vSak test
10 vice plane mluveni We spoil
cich nez vlastni p~ovolani. A
take to S pacienty Poole toho
dopadalo.
Jednou sedel We spolecnosti
We ~vinarne, kde Sc mluvilo O
casovych otazkach a mimo il
ne take o hrozici nezam6stna-
nosti.
"Ano, panove," pravil dok-
tor, "prisera nezamestnanosti
cent zuby ma cely svet a VITA
huje sve drapy j tam, kde j
dosud neznali. Proto je svatou
povinnosti kazd6ho z mas priCi
niti Sc at slovem ci skutkem {
potreni teto obludy ="
"Odpust'te, re prerusuii,'
vpadl lesnik Vcelicka, "ale
muslme uznat, re pan doktol
opravdu V teto socialnf otazce
della, co NIUE -"
Doktor Vopasek Sc uklonil a
lesnik pokracoval:
"Jak vsichni zname pana
doktora, stara sc skutecne, a.
by nebylo nezamestnanosti -
aspon mezi hrobniky :. y"
(H. H.
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SMfRCf SOUDCE w. J. FOUL
DO
KONGRESU.

Mezi k%andidaty d%emokrati-
cke nominace do kongresu "a
dvacaty druhy distrikt nacha-
zine jmeno krajana w. j. Zou
la, jenz ma "a sebou iiz znac-
nou politickou drahu. Y roce
1913 byl zvolen smircim soud-
Gem a cd roku 1919 do 1921
byl koronerem. Smirci soudce
FOUL ma jistych rekordu jake
hledany uTednik, V jeho ofici,
umistene V stinu move soudnice
ma Ontario ul., kde hlavne spa
j dohromady "nerozlucnym
svazkem" manzelske parky. V
Pressu uvedene jeho vyznani
obsahuje nekolik slibu a nasti-
nj, kterym as smerem V padu
zvoleni, by Sc jeho politika u
birala. TAX odporuGuje kon-
gresu meme reel a vice cinoro-
de prace, primlouva Sc o Cd
straneni smircich soudcu soudi
clch zistne, ale pravi soucasne,
re stav cely jest uzitecnym, je-
likoz skyta meme zamoznym
levnou pravni ochranu. jake
knihu nejvice iei zajimaiici
pax uvadi - bibli. Jest ale
jinak prot celnim nafizenim,
ktera povazuje ia p~odstatnou
pricinu z~drazovani vsech nej-
dulezitejsich zivotnich potreb.
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POLAR v PORODNICI.

V materinci 81. Amy ma
Woodland ave. a vych. 81. Ill.
vypukl dneSniho casneho rama
pozar, jenz ma stesti zahy byl
hasici zdolan, tax re povstala
jen nepatrna skoda. AS 100
nemluvnt bylo "a prvnfho po-
plachu osetrovatelkami, jepti-
skami a policisty vyneseno V
bezpeGi. Ohen povstal prekri
zenim dratu elektrick6ho We
deni.
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PIVO ZABAVENO.

Youngstown, O., %. cerven-
&c. Tri muzi ziraii vstrfc OBJ
vineni pro prestoupeni prohi-
bicnich zakonu pc zabavenl
prohibicnimi agenty As sudu
piva. Pete Sandarno a Mike
Sokolovito, oba z Akron, byli
zatceni a diva naklady piva
skonfiskovany. Brzy potion $
podobnym kontrabandem do
paden byl Edward Scanlon z
Youngstown a rovnez zatcen.
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KVITOVANi SBfRkY

ve prospect rodiny Vildu V
Mt. Pleasant. Pred mesicem
zemTel pc delSl trapne nemoci
II. Wild z Oakfield Ave, "a
nechav manzelku a sedm di-
tex, z nichz poslednl Sc naro-
dilo n6kolik hodin pc otcove
Smrti, Y kruSnem postaveni.
Ably neSt'astn6 rodine bylo po-
mozeno, proved p. V. Miller,
predseda d. T. j. Mt. Plea
SAINT mezi krajany V Mt. Plea
SAINT sbirku, ktera vynesla eel
KEN $1,000. NejvetSi cast
kou k lidumilne teto akci pfi-
sp6lo D6lnicke potravni druz-
stvo, jehoz dobrym clenem re
mfely vzdy byl, totiz $4,000.
Mimo to prispeli: Al. Pesek
$500; JOS. Gottfried $500;
v. Strouhal $500; pc $500
prisp6li: ". Miller, II. Elsner,
X. Brezina, JOS. Holpuch, Ant.
Hess, Jan Kunc, l.. Falta. Alb.
Tous; pc $3.50: Al. Gottfried,
T Hrabak. Ian Syehla. F. Bro
Sta, v. tichl; pc S1.00: FIR.
TravnlCek, JOS. Borovicka, Jan
Dolezal. Jan Prime, p. Cerno-
SAX, Jar. Mucha, r. Pilny, B.
Cerny, Jan Cerny, V. Ledasil,
Ant. Hrobaf, l.. Kracman, JOS.
Peroutka JOS. Jecmen Josef
Sladky, V. Smetivy, AL. Srp,
Jos. BroSta, X. Jedlicka, FIR.
Holma, F. Picha, VI. Cedik, F.
Dohnal, Ant. Krcmarek. B.
Sedlecky, K.Sretter, V. Fiser,
Ed. Karban, Jos. Martinek, X.
Tengler, Jos. Peterka, B. Pies
mid, Jar. Jungr, V. Skalnik,
Ant. Vita, F. Semik, j. Sine
tana, A. Vencl, F. Zemina, V,
Pokorny, K. Pokorny, Josef
Basl, AL. Sidlo, Frank Vosicky,
J. Vrzak, E. Kerner, E. MIRA
kota, Jos. Haur, f. Divis, JOS.
Huml, Ant. Karasek, X. Hra-
bak, JOS. Kocian, F. Mracek.
D.. Vrba, X. Kralicek, JOS. Hrs
banek, Ant. Hrabanek, M. CT
gler, JOS. Slaby, V. KoSek, }
Jungman, M. Trhlik, Jan Hlac
J. Opatrny, JOS. MaSa, X. Tre1
ny, JOS. Heina, V. Frys, Ed
Jirovec, F. Hanus, V. Almost
f. Dufek, V. Holub, Ed. Cada
AL. Vrnak, AL. Hodan, j. Colt.
fried, V. Stroll; pc soc : M
Mum, Mrs. Vydra, F. Nell
char, F. Tupy, Ant. Mateika
F. Dolezal, J. Habart, F. By
sticky, F. Vlna, F. Danek, K
Cizek,F. Prudek, G.. Spilar, F
Opatrny, Jos. Ondracek.
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O Sc PRI ZACHRA-
NOVANf CLUNU.

37-lety lodnik J. E. Smith, V
{. 56R ma Public Squaru by
dlici, utopil sc V jezefe u pieru
ma vych. 9. ul., kdyz Sc SNAIL
doplovati k vlastn1mu, Cd bfe-
HUI sc odpoutavsimu motorove-
mu clunu. Smith doplaval al
ma pet stop k lod'ce, kdyz po-
iednou zmizel pod hladinou.
Mrtvola jeho nebyla dosud ma
lezena.
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MODLITI Sc NAHLAS
DOVOLENO.

Portland, Ore, %. cervence.
Modliti sc nahlas neni pro-
vinenim prot pyavidlum OBJ
Ganske sluzby, rozhodla komi-
Sc dnes, pfijavsi znova do sluz
bv George Winterse, dlouhole-
teho zamestnance parkov-
MIN odboru. Tyr byl propu-
stem pred nekolika tydny, po-
nevada modlil sc dlouho ma
HAS pokazde pred o~tevrenlm
plechace s "luncem".
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r A syn USLI
$500 MIL.

Los Angeles, %. cervence.
Pi. Bella Doyerova a .jeji
syn Harvey, 15-lety, kteri pu-
still Sc z Bostonu pesky ma da-
lekou cestu k Will zdravi, pri-
sli sem dnes. Az ma 200 mil
celou tn pout' pres pevninu,
$500 mil dlouhou, vykonali
pesky.
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oZNAMUJTE We "SVETU"
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PROCES CHYLi Sc
KU kONCI.

Moskva, %. cervence.
Process Sc socialnimi revolucio-
mari Sc schyluje Ike konci a O.
cekava Sc, re skonten Dude ie-
ste tohoto tydne. Jest predem
ujednanym faktem, re vetsina
obzalovanych odsouzena Dude
k smrti.
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Pride ma to.

"A iak Sc lib vas novy klo-
bouk vasemu panu manzelu?"
- "Nevim, on jeste nevid6l Il
Get"
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ly signed by the Legion athletic club
for tho July bout.
John pesch. the Nebraska IL
gcr, iSG pounds viii meet Sailor
Jack Ryan, weighing 205 pounds, I'm
the preliminary bout. For the first
time In Tulsa, fighting fans will be
given an insight into wrestling by
rounds. The Peaek- Ryan match
will be limited to six rounds of 10
minutes each Co tho referees de
cision. This is the first time that
wrestling by rounds has been staged
In the state.
The Lewis-ZbyHz;So match will he
under the international champion
ship rules, II was announced last
night. These rules call for two out
OF three falls with two-hour limit.
However, II neither has a fall at the
time limit tho wrestlers must con-
tinue until one gains a fall. II one
has q fall and the other has none
nt the end of the two hours. the
wrestler having the fall wins the
decision. II each has won fall at
the time limit, they continue 20
wrestle until one wins n second fall.
Under these rules the match cannot
end in n draw. Il was pointed out
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STAGES
LEWIS-zBYSZKO
MATCH JULY 3
Pesek-Ryan Preliminary
Match to Be Fought
by Rounds

Ed tStrangler) Lewis and Stanis-
laus Zbyszko are all set for their
battle for tho heavyweight wrcs-
thing championship OF the world at
McNulty park. July 3 at night. un-
der the auspices OF the Joe Carson
Athletic club. Both wrestlers will
arrive in Tulsa late this week 90
put on the finishing touches TO their
training, kilograms from managers
stated yesterday.
Lou Newman OF the OH City Ath-
'ctic club, released the wrestlers
from their contracts with the club
Yesterday and thew Were Immediate
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Hagen u S. STAR Noses Hxhiso Out British Ope Golf Touraen

20 As seconds. Dr BAKER. star
Wonder and Pinky Surprise also ran.
Fourth race, ouo-fOurth mile
olive Cannon, first, lloplark. sec
ond; Ester Cannon. third. Time. 26
fecunds. toamtng Crock, Perhaps
and yiriy BOY also ran.
f!6th race, fivc-aixteonths mile
pall aud steam, first; Articles Lady.
second, kld Knot. third Tme 80
seconds Hazel W, Gentle Midget
and Flying Flirt also ran.
Sixth racc. three Nvtcou his mile
Merry Cutthroat. first. Freddy Par
ron, second: Posing Nose third.
Time. 20 seconds HambNret Mig
Parton and Bctty J. also ran.
seventh race. Oakland Harem,
first. HAN Hiien, second: Quaker
Boy third Time, % seconds. ChaA.
Llttou, old Ndago and Black Dia-
mcnd nlHo ran.
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Dog Race Results

First race, throe-slXteenth mile
Follow Nc, first: Some Polo. second
Mary T.. third. Time, 20 as seconds
Mike Doolcy. Handsome Baby also
ran.
Second race, one-fourth mile
Squaw Man. first. Kid Fox, second
Jennie wrinkle, third. Time, 81 2-6
scconde. Wicked Lad. Two story Pat
Lufra w. BIN also ran.
Third race, thrCe-siNteenth mile
Shoe string. first. Dark Horse Jlug
second. Spring Buck, third, Time