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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-21

and the best ,nafksmen on the force sur
rounded the elephant house to wait for
/ the brute to burst forth. The author.
tiles will not kill Babe unless hc breaks
his chains.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-21
NECKTLES
English Reginental
Stripes at SI.OO

Extremely attractive. well
made, and come in the English
rcgimental stripes. The Tegi-
ment whose colors are repre-
sented is printed on the neck.
band Of each tie. In the popu-
lar narrow width.
strawbrIdge 4 Ciothisr--
Aisle ]. Market Street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-21

SnlafC SOFT Hats OF excel
lent quality that we fortu-
nately obtained at a special
price. They are exceptionally
good looking, come in num-
her of the new shades-and
every Hat is silk-lined. A spe-
cial Hat event in which men
will be glad to share, particu-
!arly when the price is-$2.95.
TWEED CAPS-Simply a
reminder that we have several
hundred Of these desirable
Caps at 95c.
Strawbridgs L Clothier
Second Floor, Market 81. Ess,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-21
OXFORDS
Lines from, Regular
Stock Reduced
to $4.25

OF tan calf and gun-metal
calf; English lasts and modi-
fled brogue styles, with full
wing tips and perforations--
$4.25.
Mems Ortords at $6.75
Black gun-metal calf and
tan calf OXfords from regu-
lar stock; also many smart
Sample Shoes and some Golf
Shoes included-all at $6.75.
strawhridge r Clothier-~-
East Store, Eighth Street
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17

Glen positivnim e souceni vseho germanstva to ta
kove, re nejen Nemc rakoust, nybrz Svedove Norove
Nemci re Svycar must utvof eduou velkou germanskou
fs.
Jak techto knihach mluvi mas at predstavu
81 ucni ctenar ctau spsu Vor grosen Katastrophen
w Ceskoslovensku je tomu stejne jako Posku. BOZ
mez tam usedymi Nemci znashuclm Cechy stava
prudsm z nekokrae vinnou Cechi pral krvavou formu
Hospodafske pomey jsou podobny poskym Podobna sou
take statni zfizeni jejich neschopnost"
Jak vdet ma spisoyate asi podivne znaosti mas
nj dvu re sa tax dobre nfomovan ze prorokova tax
to budoucnost: s,x~sx
"Postup Rust proti Poakdm a Rumunsku; vpad Fran
couzd Polakd Cech6 do Nemecka; pad nemecke vlady;
pad Briand1v Loyda George posedn komunisticke DO.
vstani Nemecku pad nynesiho vadniho systemu
cku po nezdafenem pokusu ran vytvoreni enotne
; sficeni odborovych svazd genera savce; pechod
vladni moc n6ktereho generala nezi Nemc Poa
ky Cechy konec Versailskeho mru. Vzpoury Polsku
Ceskosovensku, taIii Rumunsku, Belg Franc pocatek
revouce Angl ktera vydsi boevictv konec ruskeho
bosevictv dix nemecke pomoci zahnanf Nemecka vsech
vetrecd pad brske veerise narodnostn vzpouy Buar-
sku Turecku brskych kolonich Indi Egypte atd
Vybuch anarchie angickych lodich konec
morskeho obchodu atd atd az jednocen gemanskych
narodd pod nemeckym vedenm potlacen anarchie, dte
anebo smr vetsny polckych vddcd, kter valky
nepfaelske srane ude ZnOvuvytvoreni vadnch
enskym dktatory Nemecke madeline postaveni vtezstvi
"a valecne ciny We svetove vace'
Nue. madamme de Thebe je prekonana Baby kartar-
ky necht kramy Jz zname budoucnos Smat by
muse clovek takove vestbe kdyby nj nebya syta vzva
k politickym vrazdam neprateskych politikd
Tu jiz nutno mluvti abnormani mentualte Tvrdili
brozufe Vogtlaendrove re pacfsmus byl pfcnou
tove valky pax to jz nen mono nazvat normalnim.
Ale zde Ieba Sc zamysiti vice. Kan to povede? Mi
ony vytskd takovych otravu nemecky lid. Me- jz
nj mono utrpne sma ako p habsburske propaganda
monarchscke zde cos jake ost srdce re akovymi
dmi bude primo nadlidsky boj sm Mysenka revanche
stoji zde ako cerny obrovky stn Evropy
zbude, nezli zahnat jej sluncem pravdy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17

byli zavedeni do schdze Cs.
cerveneho krize do kancelari
ma Novych z&meckych scho-
dech.
Ma 4. dzulaje rano prone
nadni koncert a vztycenl amer.
vlajky ma Petrine, pax jsme Sc
shromazdili v Obecnim dome
do Smetanova salu, kde .po
precteni neodvislosti DR.. Sor-
novou z Chicago, byli hlavnimi
recniky vyslanci: Spoj. StatG
p. l.. Einstein a csl. We Wash
|ingtone, DR.. B. Stepanek. Od-
poledne jsme byli hostmi anne
rickeho vyslance v jeho mad
hernem starobylem dome ma
Male Strane a jeste v krasnej-
sim parku, jenz Sc naleza "a
domem nadvysi proti hradu.
A nejvyssim bodu jest stav-
ba pevne stare budovy S roz-
hlednou ma celou Prahu a da-
leke okoli. Tato malebna po-
loha velikych zahrad z jejichz
vysin ,mohli Nemci pozorovati
kazde .hnuti v Praze. Mas BY
valy vyslanec Mr.. Crane kou-
pill tento palac i parkem cd
jednoho nemeckeho hrabete,
jehoz jmeno 81 nepamatuji.
Sc vsim zarizenim toto krasne
misto, Ia sveho pusobeni v
Praze. A z velkeho tohoto ne
meckeho palace pronajima je-
dino kfldlo nynejsimu vyslanci
|p. l.. Einsteinovi. Ostatni Sc
vSemi pamatkami a nabytkem
choya .uzamcene pro sebe. Mar
NE sc snazila Republika to, cd
Ineho .koupiti. Rozsahly park
audrzuje nynejsi vyslanec Ia
,,uzivani techto velikych zahrad
kol vrchu pod Petrinem.
Odtud isme sli ma -yecerni
slavnost ma zofine. 5. -cerven-
ce dopoledne byla porada. Mar.
Rady a, odpoledne informaepi
schize amer. krajanI v Obch.
a Utmost. komore a vecer pax
pratelska schlzka s, bratry
Rusy ma Streleckem, Ostroy9,
odkud byla carovna vyhlidka
ma Vltavu, po niz Sc projizde-
/, Ii .cetne lode .zdobene lampio-
ny rku oslave v predvecer HUI
sova dne. A 6. cervence osla-
ven byl v Praze Husiv den po-
radanim tabord v predmestich.
Z. ceryence ma ceste do Kar-
1lovych Varh isem 81 zajel do
Marianskych Lazni, ktere jsou
mnohem krasnejsi a puvabnej-
81 nezli Karlovy Vary. Jsou
mensi a cele lame jeden veil
Ky park.
Po skoncene manzelcine le-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17

Vyletu ZaSlal dalSl pOkracOVa-
nj svych uvah a poznatkd ma
cele rade peknych pohlednic.
Pripisuji k nedolkoncenemu
poslednimu dopisu:
Dne 3. cervence rano v 9 h.
jsme sc vsichni v Praze me-
skajici Cechoamericane sesli
do Troje ku slavnostnimu ote-
vreni americkeho oddeleni v
Museu "Pamatniku Odboje"
Vstup byl jen pro Americany.
u vchodu pred zamkem byli
jsme privitani podplukovni-
KEN p. Medkem vojen. hud-
bou, kteraz zahrala ODE hym-
ny americkou a ceskosloven-
.skou. K Cechoamericanum
promluvil p. Volta Benes. Pri
vstupu do Musea odevzdavaly
Chicagske Weekly pekne lice
nymi slovy svuj pamatnik Sc
stavenych dejin cinnosti je-
jich v dobe svetove yalky v
pekne vazane knize, zlatym pi-
smem opatrene a zaroyen ode
vzdaly nadherny stribrny po-
har, jez Jim byl Chicagu "a
jejich praci venovan. Obe
bXlo We vkusne, zvlaste k tomu
zhotoyene sklenene skrini uni
steno. Taktez i New York je
" Museu cestne zastoupen, ma
svoje oddeleni pro pamatky,
,ipripominajici jejich osvobozo-
vaci cinnost.
Chicago ma oddeleni neko-
lik a velmi rozsahlych. A i "a
4
padni amer. staty mali .zde
sneseno hojne upominek ma
vaznou dobu cinnosti osvobo-
zoYaci. Jake pax bylo me
zklamani, kdyz v bedlivem pa.
trani po celem museu, nena.
.lezl jsem nikde AMI jed:ne ma,
lickosti, co by pripominalo ma
tnasi velikou praci a ,obetavost
dobreho naSeho lidu cleveland.
skeho. Pamatnikd bylo toik
poslano do Czech a ami jeder
zde neni vylozen. Jedine &C
.jsem tam nalezl v jedne skrin
V dolejsim. rohu .byla nase pa
,matna "Zlata Kniha" z ,doby
Clevelandskeho bazaru, do nil
pri kazde prilezitosti bylo pri'
spiyano.
Pc prohlidce Musea byl wa.
mecke restauraci sspolecnJ
obed. .pfi nemz kopcertoyals
yojenska kapela. Odpoledne
byla recepee. v yzahrade hradr
prazskeho a 0 7. hodine jsmt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17

Vas syn pry 81 wal "a chot'
dceru toho prot6jsiho obchodni
ka kolonialnim zbozim. - A.
no. - A kterak. to pfislo? "
My cd neho totiz bereme, yse-
cko uz cely zivot.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17

3kych, v bllZkoStl kOllna, rodl-
ste to me manzelky. A mezi
tim, co dale pokracovala v u
hlicitych koupelich, navstiviti
jsem sci rodiste p. V. Krale,
tai. c. Mar. Sdruzeni, nedale-
ko Peck a odtamtud jsem Sci
vyriditi pozdrav jeho bratru p.
Frant. Kralovi, majiteli rozsa-
hleho dvora "Kupsovky" u
Planai1; pratele Kralovi mne
radi videli a pratelsky poho-
still. Pan Kral mne proved
;eho hospodarstvim a moderne
zarizenou cihelnou jeho. Ma
vstfvili jsme taktez i Lipany.
Odtamtud jsem sc vydal ma
dalsi scestu do Trebove, bych
sestricce p. Krale clevelandske
no vyridil cd neho srdecny po-
zdrav, kteraz jest manzelkou
p. Peclta, vlastniciho pekne
zarizeneho hospodarstvi W.
stavniho hostince; tam jsem Sc
nalezite posilnil vytecnym le-
zakem a dobre posvacil uchy-
StanTm zakuSkem pi. hOStin-
skou Pacltovou. Cd tamtud
jsem Easel do Kourimi, kde ma
vstivil jsem rodice p. Otty Apl
taura z Clevelandu.
Po tech krasnych nivach ce-
lodenni PEST ceste, kde neunav
ne pracuje ten selsky lid, by
misty dosti bohatou sklizen,
zvlaste v okoli Becvar a ke
Kolinu, v case domd dostal, jest
videti hojnost fepy pestovat.
Hojnost ovoce Sc urodilo. TIE
sni jest zde vsude velice mno-
no. U Kourimi jest uroda ve-
lice chuda, ozimy zdstaly rid
ke a kratke. Jetelin je malo.
Nedostatek pice jest vsude pc
celych Cechach. Krmi sc vsu-
de dobytek jen slamou a te je
nedostatek. Kde lonska ,sla-
ma jiz neni, tam Sc ,seka ke
krmeni ma .stojate nedozraly
jecmen a owes. V nekterych
krajich Sc po pozdejsich de-
stitch obili zlepsilo a zvlaste
brambory jsou pekne bude
jich dost.
Nasledkem nedostatku pice
Sc rolnici znacne. omezuji do
bytkem.
Hned "a prvych dnG naseho
pobytu v Podebradech sc sem
seslo hojne Cechoamericand,
ponejvice Chicagcand. Lame
Podebrady, lezi ma hlavni trait
byv. Severozap. drahy a cd
Prahy dobre spojeni, v rovine
u veletoku LaIbe, kteryz Sc zde
vine kol stareho historic'keho
zamku krale ceskeho Jiriho
Podebradskeho. Koupele v
prirodni mineralni' vode uhlici-
te vyveraji vlastnim mocnym
tlakem re studni z hloubky ze-
me. Posledni dny nastaly nam
tam velmi zimave a destive a
tudiz bylo jiz nebezpeci brati
koupele a tudiz po tydenni ne
cinnosti odkazani jsouce ma ho-
tel, odebrali jsme Sc ma venek
pres Pisek, kde jsme 81 profile
dli prave usporadanou hospo-
darskou vystavu, do Zbonina
ku pratelIm a nyni prozivame
tyden ma Zvikove krasnych
jehlicnatych lesich starobyle-
no hradu u vtoku Otavy do
Vltavy.
Dne S. srpna odjizdime do
Lublane, odkud podnikneme
cestu k mort Adriatickemu.
Kdyz tax projizdime tim
krasnym malebnym krajem,
zaboli vas pri smutnem pohle-
du ma ty krasne smrkoye lesy,
jez jsou zde ma nejvys mnis-
kou ohrozeny; vidite cele pla-
niny cervenych lesd, ozrany
az ke kmeni, znicenych mnis-
kou, ktera Sc mnozi do neko-
necna; rozmnozila Sc tax, ze
letos rozsiruje Sc ma duby,
hyne pry ptactvo zver.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17

Pan Zeman nam re sveho
vyletu zaslal dalsi pokracova-
nj svych uvah poznatkd ma
.cele rade peknych pohlednic.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-14

ing in the care of Mr., Peterson, who
is not gaining as rapidly as his
| friends would wish for
Mrs. Henry Axland and Miss Elma
will entertain the Willing Workers In
the church parlors Saturday afte :,
nOOn, Feb lS
Misses Hannah and Tillie Vofen
entertained eight ladies at 6 o'clock
dinner last "Wednesday evening. After
the dinner was disposed of the re,
Ilnainder of the evening was spent In
social intercourse and music. Those
IIIcsent were Mrs Fay HubbGll Misses
! Ivy BreWick, Anna Han, Elma Axland,
Marie Munson, Sadie Weeks, Mrs
Ghckla Grayley and Mrs, II. j. Lar.
! eCn
Harry MAIDEN returned Friday frcr,
Los Angeles, Cal, where he spent the
past month with his mother and sis.
ter
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson at.
tended the wedding OF Mr.. Nelson and
Miss Sadie Sesdall at the Helmar
church Thursday evening
Clarence Dreishmire, who was very
IN with the measles, has recovered
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-14
NEWARK

Attorney b. f. Harrington of York
vile was transacting legal business
in our village last Thursday.
A. \. ThOrsen went to Chicago one
day last week and drove out Ford
truck the following day.
Peter Johnson OF Helmar was in
town one day last week visiting h,s
daughter Mrs. A. O. Anderson, and
calling on other friends. Mr.. Johnson
is - years old and is probably one of
the oldest men in this community, and
were it not for the fact that his limbs
are badly crippled with rheumatism
lie would be hale and hearty a, i
young boy.
Earl Weeks of Aurora, spent one
night here last week at the HON" of
his mother, Mrs. Christ lIeXtel.
MesdameS Gano, II. j. Larson.
Thekla Grayley and John Thompson
were entertained at dinner at the
home of Mrs, John Newton last Wei.
fCsday
Meryin Anderson was business
visitor in Chicago one day last week.
Mrs. Clarence Schow spent last
week here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. Weisenburger.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Olson were
Ottawa visitors last Thursday.
Ncls JAEGER Of Plattyille is staying
al the Il. T. Peterson home and assist
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-14

Rev. l.. P, Warrington occupied ths
pulpit in the Methodist church last
Sunday evening owing to the illness
OF Rev. Kletzing.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Gravley cele.
brated their forty-sixth wedding ami.
versary "Wednesday, Feb. IS. Their
sons and daughters, with their fami.
lies came home to partake OF the
diner Mrs. Grayley had prepared.
Mrs Lizzie Newton came out from
Chicago Tuesday evening to spend o
Few days at the l.. s. Gravley home.
MIR. and Mrs. S, ii, Collins and FAM
lily motored to Chicago Saturday even
ing, where they spent the week end
with relatives.
Mrs. H. r. Anderson. Mrs. Rasmns
ffweet and Chris Anderson were AL,
rora visitors last Friday. =
Einar Holm and Miss Alfhild H. Am
from near Lisbon were entertain al a,
the II. l.. Olsen home Sunday e ,ening
!. b. tSangeland of Blue Earti,
MINI, returned to his hon - NOV
latter a few days, visit u On
mother'in-law retu rned an neIe. h0
VIII make her no me in sjinrns I'm an
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-14
POPE Plus PLEDGES
IN NEXT CONCLAVE.
US. WILL HAVE VOTE
PoNTlFF HOLDS AUDIENCE WITH
CARDINAL o'coNNELL OF RoS-
ToN--ASSURES HIM SACRED
COLLEGE WILL BE DELAYED
FOR AMERICAN MEMBERS.

Rome Feb. li.-Votcs Of American
cardinals viii help elect the next pope
Cardinal O'Connell Of Boston said he
had an audience with Pope Plus II
after the coronation ceremonies sun.
day.
THE pontiff repeated to me the con
vcrsation he had with Cardinal Dough.
erty Of Philadelphia on Saturday,
that he will take immediate steps to
amend conclaye regulations said
Cardinal OConnoll
THE pope desires that the rogula
tons be changed to allow sufficient
time for cardinals In the United
States, Canada and Australia to ar.
rive here for the balloting.'
Pope Plus. whose pOntiiicatc dates
officially from the time Of his corona
ton, yesterday formally assumed the
duties OF supreme pontff of the Ro.
man Catholic church.
The tributes of affection and reyer
ence which accompanied his corona,
ton made it evident that no pope ir
the past century has begun his dutie5
under more suspicious circumstances
than the present occupant of the chair
OF St Peter.
Pope Plus was deeply touched by
the evidences Of devotion which mark.
ed the whole OF Sunday lie spoao
with deep feeling OF the manifesto
tons of his children in the great
square of St Peters, Ranking the
Vatican
Sixty thousand persons Witnessed
: the coronation in St Peters Cathe-
dral. while nearly 100000 waited out
side for the pontifical blessing.
There Is feeling of expectation
that the new pope will reject tradi
tons Since 1870 every SOVEREIGN
pontif OF the church has immurtd
himself in the Vatican during his
tenure of Office It is regarded as
possible that Pope Plus will upset this
tradition.
Hitherto the popps have chosen for
their sleeping chamber an apartment
looking into the beautiful Vatican
gardens. The new pOntih has Sc.
lected room looking out over the
city of Rome.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-14

and is able to come to town again
Helmik Holverson OF Sandwich
spent two days here last week with
Mrs. Serena Olson.
Karlis Brewick and family moved
into the house vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Johnson on the Sam An
derson form Mr. and Mrs. Johnson
moved into Mr.. Anderson's other ten
ant house.
Miss Julie Hetland OF Chicago
srent Friday and Saturday here al
the home of Mrs. Belle Williams.
Mrs, Belle Williams was week end
guest at the home Of her son, Judge
Williams, in Yorkville.
Cornelius BirKland of Lewistown
Mont, visited his mother and sister
Mrs. Anna Kirkland and Miss Martha
Saturday and Sunday He was re,
turning from a business trip to New
York Cornelius is former Newark
boy and has been located in the west
ern city for number OF years, where
he has a position as city engineer.
Mrs. j. B. Hill was Il business Wis
itor in Ottawa Friday.
Miss ydia Kletzing of Naperville has
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-14
Deep Gratitude.

II Is related that the famous Sherl-
dan went TO Il halrdresscr'S on one
occasion To order n wig. The barber
was "A liberal soul, and on the orator
being measured, bottle of port was
produced ana 50 much hospitality was
shown that Sherldnns heart was
touched
When they rose from the table aud
were about TO separate, sheridan,
looking the barber full In the face,
said "On rejecting, | don't intend that
you shall make my wig"
Astonlshed, and with n blank vlSage,
the barber exclaimed: But Mr. Sherl-
dan, how can | have dispIeascd your
"Why, look YOU" said sheridan, you
are an honest fellow, aud | repeat II,
you shant make my wig, for ! never
intended to pay for It. I'll 20 TO an.
other less worthy son Of the craft
Edinburgh Scotsman.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-14

been here helping care for Rev. Rus.
sell Kletzing, who has been quI te i'll.
but Is gaining.
John MAIDEN of Morris was calling
on elatives in town Friday afternoon.
j, j, Vogen and +, Oakland ittende,,
an inner mission meeting in Ottawa
several days last week.
MIS- Mervin Anderson anG Mrs.
Alvin Mortvedt and little fitmghtcr
spent Thursday with their parents,
Rev and Mrs. A. o. MortveAt In OF
tawa.
John Olson of Elliott has t,een Wis.
iting his daughter, Mrs. Ca rus Bre.
wick.
Mr. and Mrs. aVerne LARSON, Mrs.
Malinda Larson and daughters, Elma
and Marguerite, shopped in Aurora
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Brundlse of Chi.
cago visited at the home OF her broth.
er. S. J. Ryan, and Mrs sibbie SEQ.
field several days last week..
Reyi Huseth OF Freedom preached
in the n. l.. church last Sunday even.
ing. He was entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. L. Olson.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-14
Save Uncle Eben.

"Nou Kim git heap o. benefit" said
Uncle Eben rum de- latest novels.
After Won has looked over one or Two
you will feel powerful lhaukruI you's
got dc Bible foh siddy roadiu'."
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-14
Ever at Il.

/ A woman is never satisfied. If she
lent trying to get new man she's try
ing To- make a new man ont Of the one
she's got
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-14

Nine, Michael kalrnm, wife Of the
president Of soviet Russia, on tour
Of inspection Of rural Russia She is
an agricuIturaIsi kaIcnin, before the
revolution, was II farmer and country
school teacher.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-14
Caesar First emperor"

Julius Caesar was tie first ruler to
style himself an emperor
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27

kendricls club, as also did {. b.
Green and L. G.. West Of Moscow,
members OF our club here. Between
the tour of them they took every
thing In sight.
L. r. Lorang raffled off four OF
his choice pipes this week and SO
great was the desire to secure a
chance that three hours after the
pipes were put up, every chance
was sold. The lucky winners were:
I. George, Harry Stanton, Hugh
Stanton and Sam MelIison.
Six of our townsmen who struck
the trail tor the Northfolk and wild
game, made camp on the banks OF
Cranberry creek and proceeded I'd
beat the bush for cougar, panthers
and such like animals. w. B. Crews,
E. Glenn, John Brown, John Groh,
Char les Groh and John Pearson sal
down to the first meal together with
two fox terriers. The boys return
ed to Kendrick Wednesday evening
with two cougar skins, trophies OF
the chase.
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Miss Bertha Kleth is spending the
week in Spokane.


The first Literary of the year
will be held Friday, February 8, at
the hall, followed by a pie soclial.
Come and bring your pie and pocket
book. All are invited.
Friends are glad to hear that Ed
darby is improving.
K A few friends gathered at the
Roster home Saturday evening for a
little music. 1t was greatly enjoyed
by all.
We are glad to see Miss Hammond
without her crutches again.
\Bud Harris ana family, Alba Long
fellow and family spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Shing-
Ter.
Mrs. A. w. LongfeIlow was din
her guest at the LYONS home.
x Ramie Hunt who hurt his foot
sometime ago, IS not able to be a.
round yet.
X Mrs. j. P. Alexander returned
from Lewiston. Monday, where she
has been visiting with Lean Smith,
who is still very poorly.
Y MIR. McPhee was out from the
Meadows the first of the week.
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Leland Items

The reception given last Friday
evening by the church for the new
members and converts was we'll at
tended and good social time was
enjoyed by everyone present. The
address of welcome was given by
Rev. Hall and responded to by Mrs.
Jesse Hoffman. A short program
was rendered. Refreshments were
served to about two hundred.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Draper are the
proud parents of baby boy born
Friday, January Goth.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
Jesse Hoffman, Thursday and quilt
ed for her.
The Epworth League Will hold a
business and social meeting at the
school house Friday evening. Our
league has grown so large that it is
impossible to entertain in the homes
any longer.
Mrs. Garrison and Mrs. Hogrefe
are caring for Mrs. Draper and paby
and doing the housework.
x At the rate wood is being hauled
into Leland the last week, there will
be no danger of wood famine on
this ridge. Claude Craig is buying
most OF it.
= Prof. Mushitz and the high school
pupils are very busy this week get
ting ready for their play. Thursday
evening. We are having very
fine school at Leland this year. Our
teachers are all to be commended
for their faithful work and the in.
terest that the pupils are taking in
their work.
We are getting dlsgusted with
having those little degrading zone
boss" shows PANIED off on our young
people. Some of them so ridicul.
ous!y poor that they are not allowed
in the railroad towns. But they
get off into our little INLAND towns
and put them before our young
people, who are just as noble and
deserve just as good as any people.
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Crescent News

Laurence Evans was Sunday
visitor at the Zimmerman home.
Raymond Butler returned to her
home in Deary after visiting at j..
Ii. Hunts.
Mrs. G. Wall, Mrs. McPhee. Mrs.
Vaughan and Ted were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. DorendorF spent
Sunday at W. l.. Hunts.
Mrs. c. Fry and sons. Dick and
BobbIe, spent Sunday evening at
the j. h. Hunt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Israel visited
at the Jennings home Sunday even
ing. ~