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coMBAT1ENDo A HARDING

WASHINGTON, diciembre 24.- Sc
asegura que Ell ex-Presidente Wilson
esta dispuesto figurar de nuevo en- IA
politica, combatiendo la conducta del
Presidente Harding en- cuanto q las
relaciones internacionales.
Sc rumora con insistencia. a este res
pecto, que un grupo nutrido de senado-
res democratas celebrara en- breve una
conferencia con ell ex-Presidente para
organizar la oposici6n, en- especial, con
ira el tratado de la cuadrupse entente
del Pacifico y Ell Extreme oriente. Los
dem6cratas dicen que la politica del
presidents republican, es una imitacion
de la que proponfa Mr.. Wilson.
La oposicion contra el tratado de la
cuadruple entente del iPacifco el
Extreme Oriente. Los dem6crasas dicen
que La politica del presidente repu-
blicano es una imitaci6n de la cue pro
ponia Mr.. Wilson.
La oposici6n contra Ell tratado de la
cuadruple Sc acentna. Sc afsma que
ain varios senadores amigos del Presi
dente Harding propondran muy impor-
tantes reservas al pacto refcrido. La
idea de una asociaci6n de naciones des
pierta muchos receIos.
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EDICTO

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO ::
ROSA MASAGUE, sea la demanda-
da antes mencionada.
POR LA PRESENTE Sc NoTIFICA
A listed, que Sc ha presentado en- la
Cficina del Secretario de esta Corte dc
Distrito, del Segundo Distrito Judicial
de San Juan, P. r., la demanda del
actor antes mencionado, en- Ia cual Sc
suplica a la Corte, que previos los ira
mites de ley, en- su dia dicte unS senten
cia declarando con lugar esta demanda,
y declarando roto y disuelto Ell vinculo
matrimonial, existente entire el deman-
dante usted la demandada. Declaran-
do asimismo que Ell hijo habidc en- Ell
matrimonio namado Jacinto, continue
y quede bajo la patria potestad de la
demandada hasta su mayorfa de edad.
Condenandola asimismo, a usted al pa
go de gastos, costas, desembolsos y ho-
norarics de abogados en- este case.
Alega ell demandante, Que en- "a de
Septiembre de 1908. contrajeron matri-
monio en- la ciudad de Savader, Provin
cia de Barcelona, Espafia Que no hubo
aportaci6n matrimonial nj han adquiri
do capital despues de dicha matrimo-
nio; que de dicho matrimonio hubo un
hijo cue responde al noInbre de Jacinto
que la fecha de hoy debe tener al
rededor de IL amos de edad; que usted
la demandada hace mas de diez amos
abandono Ell hogar conyugal, con cl pro-
p6sito firme y decidido de no volver a
vivir mas con SUI esposo Ell d6nlandan-
te; que cuando Ell demandants dccidio
venirse America le invite a, usted a
que lie siguiera, negandose ustcd a clio;
que despu6s de estar en- America, pri-
nero en- M6jico y luego en- este pals,
reiteradas veces le ha escrito solici-
tandola invitandola a que venga a
vivir con 81, no si6ndole possible ad-
quirir noticias de usted o ignorando al
presente cual es su paradero; cue cl
demandante ha agotado todos los me
dios su alcaifce para lograr que Ustcd
su esposa, la demandada vuelva vivir
con 81; que ell demandante Ileva mas de
un afio de residencia en- este pals, Puer-
to Rico.
Y Sc NOTITICA A listed: que de
no comparecer contestar dicna deman
da dentro de 40 dias, Ell deaandante
podra obtener una sentencia de acuer-
do con la stplica de la demanda. Son
abogados del demandante, los sefiores
Carlos j. Torres, y Jose Ramon Quifio-
mes, con despacho alberto en- esta ciu-
dad de San Juan, P. r., Edidc:o Bou-
ret.
ExTENDIDA BAJo MI FIRMA: en-
San Juan, P. r., hoy 21 de diciembre
de 1921.
A. Negr6n SANJURJo,
Eecretario. Advt
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Notas de sport" !"

para Ell domingo los marinos 10 la Es
taci6n Inalambrica de cayey, v. s.
'Yale'' q5 M
a. MoNsANT.
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LA CAFETERIA
Ell YESURIO
SE;VuL.A

nj mag t-esso, ample csmeAor EN-
tsta al mar. Departamento para far
miiias. Frente al ediacio del aenaAo
eerea de los dcmGs Centres OAeia-
20. a mas eonvsnisnte para araA-
seuntec.--Ss alquilan ~ earnaa se-
nsnal, quincenal o nenaual. HesDe-
Asje complete, $500. Gale de Cris-
70, MIN. 10. San Juan. Teldfono SAe.
z. o. Box bs2. PrsDistaria: Pedro
ARRIETA
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!. ALL PONCE VS..
"JACAGUAs STAR


Ell dia de afio nuevo Sc llevaron a
efecto en- Ell campo atletico de Juana
Diaz dos desafios de "base ball'' en-
ire las novenas "All Ponce y "Ja-
caguas STAR, de este pueblo.
FL primer juego empezo como las
once de la mafiana con o. siguiente
'1ine up'':
"ALL PONCE: Cobas, pitcher;
Modesto, catcher; Trompi, rrimera;
Cartagena, segunda; Recurb6n, terce-
ra; Beitfa, S. Stop; Guerrero. R, Field;
Nicasio, G. Field; Justo L. Field.
'JACAGUAs STAR: Natalie pitch
er; Carbana, catcher; Snoring. prime
ra; Manuel, segunda; Martin, tercera;
Tacio, S. Stop; Alvarez, R. Field; Clau
dio, G. Field; Miguel, L. Field.
En- los primeros tres innings ell
tJacaguas'' estuvo feliz los ponce
nos estuvieron desacertados no Sc
auguraba sino una tremenda paliza pa
ra los "leones del Sur, pero desde el
tercer "inning'' en- adelante 6stos Sc
enderezaron en- la "majagua' v ell
"score" nos arroj6 ell siguiente result
tado:
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SLe gusta a usted reirse un ra-
to por la noche?, pues vaya a
YER en- ell cine las comedias
''HALLROoM Boys, fijese en-
ell cine que las exhiba pues es-
te, exhibe 10 mejor protejaIo.
Advt.
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Despues del descalabro sufrido por
las huestes turabefias en- Ell juego de la
mafiana. en- Ell cual los militares des-
trozaron 'stablazas' al diminuto Ba
tista. anotandose un sinnimero de ca
rreras en- ell de la tarde volvieron los
cagiiefos por los fueros de la dignidad,
reconnaissance los laureles perdidos en-
ell juego matinal.
Rivier. ell lanzador mas pequefio de
los militares, fue ell designado por Ba
beta para trabajar desde ell ''caj6n"
del centric, v por ell "Yale' Fabito.
En- blanco pas6 Ell primer acto
para ambcs contendientes, pero en- Ell
segundo varios errores cometidos por
los del Army, dieron ocasi6nN Que
los del sYale'' Sc anotaron una carre-
ra.
La cadena continua para los confirm
cantes. Ell Army no permitia passes
y Ell yale por su parte tampoco,
pues Fabito, ese serpentinero que tan
to hemos aplaudido, estabai lc que Sc
llama 'duro''.
Crave error fue Ell cometido por Ell
''old'' Babeta, quien en- e. setimo
inning y sin que hubiera ninguna
necesidad, hubo de zanzibar e, ''pitch-
err. utilizando al Gacho para tai fin
el que fue cruelmente castigado por
los del Turabo, los que realizaron tres
vueltas al circuito.
IQu6 pasa en- las filas "armystas y,
ESQ pensabamos para nuestro capote,
pues aquellos arrestos de la mafana ha
bian desaparecido, pues hasta ell seti-
mo ''episodio'' ningun hombre habfa
pisado Ell ''hogar''.
vientos halagadores soplaron para
los del Army en- Ell octave, pues una
pequena ''paloma' que el "jardine-
ro" de la izquierda no pudo atrapar.
les di6 oportunidad para librarse de
un complete blanqueo, obsequ;o de los
del "Yale' comb recuerdo de amp
nuevo.
Una mas Sc anot6 en- este mismo
''episodiR'' ell "YaIe''. cerrando el
Army con un cero en- la novena en-
trada.
"Score'': Total
ARMY" 10000 0oo1 o-1
'YALE" 01O0 COS OIL Ks
Baterlas por Ell Army, Rivier, Ga
cho Gonzalez, y por eli "Yale' Far
belle y siuui. ''Umpires'' Ell Chino y
M. Santiago.
Ell juego del lunes, en- Ell q1c toma-
ron parte ell s'team'' 'Humacao" v
Ell "Yale'', fue terminado en- ell Guar
to Ginning, pues fueron innumera-
bles las discusiones que Sc originaron,
sin motivos que 10 justifcaran.
Y sobre este nos vamos \ permitir
dar un consejo al amigo Jallase, ca
pitan del "Humacao". es que GUAM
do provoque una discussion 10 haga den
tro de las reglas estatuidas en las Ii
gas, para que no ocurra 10 de: domin-
go, en- que la mitad del tempo trans
curri6 en- discusiones sin resultado prac
tico.
Esperamos que ell aludido amigo ha
dc atender en- 10 SUCCESSIVE a 10 indica-
do por nOsotros, pues en- la pelota 10
que Sc necesita es tener mucha calma.
Y la verdad que nos darfa nucha pc
ma que por estas cuestiones surgiera Ell
disgusto en- los fanaticos humacaenos,
y por ende Ia desaparici6n de esa nove-
ma, que NADIA tiene que envidiarle Jas
mejores de la isla, pues son buenos de
verdad.
Para el viernes, dia de Reyes, Sc
anuncia I'm gran desaffo en- aquella ciu
dad, entire los 'teams'' s'Colectivan
de esta Y la novena local YALE, y
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F4OTEL.ES
CENTRAL

EdihciS censtruids exprssamsnaA
para Hotal, mOdernaments eQuipads,
con ascensor, habitacionea cen bass,
telEfono, timbrea , euante rsquisra
el modsrno aeonfsrt". Plan EursHss.
Restaurant . Ia sArta. Tsl6feness 1
8s1-1144. Box 1252, San Jose, PlanA
Principal San Juan, r. r
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81 I'd. esta enamorado yea a la
BERTINI en- PEREzA divina pastor
cita que vaga poT los bosuucs, me per-
mites que 70 os devuelva un rayo de
vuestros ojos convertidos en- piedra? Ell
jueves de Enero en- ell TEATRo
AMERICA. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-05
sEGUNDo DIsTRIT0

EsTADOs UNIDOs DH AMERICA
Ell Presidente de los Estados UnidOs.-
S.
JACINTO SANLLEHL
DEMANDANTE.-
VS..
ROSA. AIASAGUE
DENGANDADA.-
Civil No. $685.
Acci6n sobre:
DIvORCIo.-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-05

LOS DoMINGos DEL DEPoRTE EN-
CAGUAs. Ell ARMY" EN- Ell
JUEGo DE LA DIATANA APABU-
LILO AL PITCHER BATISTA.
EN- Ell DE LA TARDE UNo DE
Esos MILAGROs QUE Sc SUCE-
DEN EN- Ell .'BASE BALL, Los
LIBRo DE LOS NUEvE CERoS
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Fir1cas de Venta
Vapores Correos Americanos

No. 300.-36O cuerdas muy de Guaynabo, de bue-
propos para echera Aqua de RIO Tene casa
Mo- 301.-252 cuerdas, de Rio Piedras, con or
denadero pastos de maoiio Aqua de rio quebradas
No. 302-3oO cuerdas muy cerca de San Juars con
de vvienda buenos estabIecmientos de echeria
Buen ganado, que yende tambien. Aqua abundante.
No. 3O3.-87 1 n cuerdas Kilometres de Baya-
mon, coIndantes la carretera de San Juan Maya
giez cafas, toronjas aIguna yerba de eefante.
No. 3O4.-1OO cuerdas, Kilometres de Bayam6n
nagnica de vivenda ranches. Tiene 80 cler
das de toronias 1 2 de canas.
No. 4O5-4OOOO metros cuadrados en- Bayanon, que
tienen plano de urbanizaci6n.
Pda los nformes que desee
JOSE L. PESQUERA,
Edficio Bouret, San Juan.
NOTA-A soicitar information sobre cuaquera
fincas sirvase referirse ella por SUI n1mero.
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ALL PONCE, 15 carreras.
JAcAGUAs, 8 carreras.

Ell juego de la tarde empez6 como
las tres y media y nrestros mucha-
chos Sc dispusiercn ir al desuuite, por
10 cual este desafio resulto mas re-
fiido e interesante que ell de la ma
fiana. Ambas rovenas pelearon brava-
monte sin que ninguno lograra ventaja
sobre Ell otro, por 10 que ternin6 cl
juego empatado, cuando va arenas Sc
veia la pelota al ser lanzada por ell
pitcher
Ell cline up'' en- este juego fu6 Ell
mismo que en- el de la mafana, con la
exception de que Roberto sustituy6
a carbana, pues este salio lesionado
en- ell juego de la mafiana.
Baterias por Ponce Beitia y Mo-
desto; por ell "Jacaguas' Emilio y
Snoring.
He aqui los "scores" de ambOs jue-
gos:
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EN- LA CoRTE DE DIsTR1TO DEL
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO
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TNGE,ATE.RRA

Propiataris; Jos& D. ROdrfgue2
.&Aea Ne. s. TelSfOno 500. San Juan.
eusrts Rico. Si.uado sa una Dc Las
Frincipales Gales, eerca del Tron
del Te&tre, pr6xima q los Muslles
so1tigus al Correo , ds1nAs Edinetas
FederaIes. Buen trate. SsrvieiO sx'
salsnae. Sc sirven Comidas . deuaist.
de. Sc adHaiteR abonados a praasa
n6diess.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
NATIONAL DAIRY
SHOW SUCCESS
Event Declared Greatest Farm
Gathering Ever Assembled
in America.

Minneapolis-Hosts to the greatest
farm gathering ever assembled in
America was the title conferred upon
the twin cities by officials Of the Ma
tional Dairy Exposition. as business
men Of Minneapolis and st. Paul
turned to plans for capturing the show
for 1928, and with it the Worlds Dairy
congress and its delegates from prac-
tically every nation on the globe.
The northwest, by its remarkable
outpouring Of farmers and townsfolk
from half dozen states, has made
the 1922 dairy show the best and most
useful in the 16 years of national dairy
expositions, w. E. Skinner. it's general
manager, said. "The show that closed
witnessed the largest and most earnest
gathering of real farmers any such
show ever assembled"
1.-THE magnificent cooperation OF
the businessmen and the thoughtful
women of the twin cities have given
this show a distinct feature not here.
toofre attained" Dean H. e. Van Nor
man, president of the Worlds Dairy
congress, said. II am sure l speak the
thought OF every director and office.
in this brief word OF appreciation to
those who have advertised this show
in its purpose to improve and cheaper
. necessary human food, to reduce the
death rate and improve living"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
is ROADS IN NoN-srRIKE PACT
Shopmen Waive Right, Companies
Pledge Not to litioate.

Chicago-Sixteen railroads have
completed agreements with the new
individual shop unions by which, in
effect, the men waive the right to
strike and the companies pledge them
selves not to litigate. Both parties
agree to abide by the decisions Of the
federal labor board This does away
with the labor boss sitting in some re-
mote point and ordering out all the
men in the u. s.
The is roads already signed up are
the Southern Pacific Pacific SYSTEM
Missouri, Kansas & Texas; Southern
Pacific, Texas & Louisiana lines;
Nashville, Chattanooga & st. Louis;
Central of Georgia: New York. New
Haven and Hartford; Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy; Colorado Southern;
Great Northern; Lehigh Valley; In
ternational & Great Northern: Union
Pacific system; Illinois Central; Flo
rida East Coast; Trinity & Brazos Val
ley. and San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
MAY REWRlTE 5-POWER PACT
President Harding Sounds Out Britain
and France on Move.

Washington-Admini officials
would not discuss reports emanating
from London and Paris that the Uni
ted States is sounding out European
powers on the proposition OF an inter
national land disarmament conference.
There were no denials OF the re-
ports. however. and there is well de-
fined belief here that the president
and Secretary c. E. Hughes are plan
ming to issue an invitation to >the
powers for such a conference which
would be operated on lines similar to
the Washington conference last win
ter which resulted in the naval treaty
and the four power Pacific pact.
At that conference land disarma.
ment was included in the agenda. but
the time was unpropitious for its con.
sideration. II was the general under
standing that a future conference
would be called when European ma.
lions would be In better position to
discuss land disarmament.
1t was also disclosed that another
three power conference to review the
naval treaty is within the range Of
possibility
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Gibson have
left for Rochelle. ILL.,, where they
expect to make their home tenn.
porarily.
Tom Hogan who has been re
ported quite i'll has fully re
covered and was a business caller
here Saturday.
Potato digging is just about
over and all reports seem to
indicate that every one is salts
fed with their crop but not with
the price of potatoes.
Alva Linn was awarded the
contract for wood at the schoo
board meeting Friday night; 81
cords of green hardwood al
$4.95 per cord. Fred Gaul re
ceived contract on dry tamaracl
at $3.50 per cord.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

Mrs. Ray Ketchum returned
home Wednesday after ! several
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs.
Flood. at Superior.
Mrs. Jim Roatch has returned
home after being confined in the
hospital at Superior where she
underwent an operation.
The dance held in Chipman's
hall Saturday night was well at.
tended and everyone reports a
fine time. The music was FIRST
class being furnished by
Schmiege's orchestra Of st. Paul
The next affair is to be i
masquerade dance. Saturday
Oct. 18th. the same music being
engaged.
The town board and CONNER
cial Club entertained Mr.. Forbes
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

Of the State Highway Depart
mcnt. and County Engineer H. v.
Jorgensen last Wednesday. After
the roads were inspected dinner
was served at the Ellis hotel.
The visitors admitted that we
are justified in our demands for
better roads and with the Town
Board and Commercial Club
interested no doubt when spring
comes we will see = lot Of road
work going on in northeastern
Pine county. The dinner party
was composed 81 Mr.. Forbes, Mr.,
and Mrs. n. y, Jorgensen. Miss
Devine. Pine City: G. r. Hanold,
Belden; Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford
Mr.. and Mrs. vern Ashcroft. Mr.
and Mrs. D. H. Kennedy. Pau
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

Mrs. Vern Ashcroft spent Sa.
turday in Minneapolis.
Mrs. D. H. Kennedy and SON
Ted, are visiting at Cloquet.
Mrs. Wage and daughter
Beverly. are visiting at the R.
D. Rutherford home.
MIR. and Mrs. Stivers and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray motored down
from Superior Saturday and took
in the dance.
The hunting season opened
Sunday and it was some
slaughter. and to think that i,
lasts until Dec. l. Ten DAYS
should be the open season. Law
makers please take notice.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
Whore Theres ! Dasy - Earn Kesp
nn1~SMah

Rats are On most farms. Once
they ut inside the house --look out.
Rata kill lnfants- biting them Il nok
unusual. Nursing bottles attract rats.
Break cake u RAT-SNAP and
throw \ around. Il will surely rid
you Of rats and mice. Three aissa.
sSc. Go. ei.ak. Sold and guaranteed
b. 4.
Aslev Drss , Variety nlss& IKE.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
BAbcock. Roy Nation, + b Con-,
der and b Il Hills.

Can YOU conceive Of : cheaper
way Of selling your COW o. horse
than By spending I quarter o.
% On IN American Want Ad.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
TO SAVE POTATO CROPS
Farm Experts Teach Pttttno Method
to Potato Growers.

st. Paul-Potato growers in the nor
thern and central part Of the state
will be instructed in the best methods
OF pitting their potatoes, by county
agents of potato growing communities
and by representatives OF the Univer-
sity of Minnesota agricultural exten-
sion department, according to plans
formulated at a conference between
state agricultural officials and F. L.
Peck OF the ~" extension department.
The meeting was called by Hugh J.
Hughes, director Of markets. Depart
ment OF Agriculture. when II was de-
cided to send q representative to the
various potato growing counties of the
state and to obtain the cooperation
OF the county agents in advising with
the farmers the need OF pitting their
corn.
Lack OF proper railroad equipment
to handle the vast crop OF tubers
crown In the btate This season. makes
II necessary for farmers to take some
means of saving the potatoes from
the freezing weather which is expect
ed to arrive soon.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

oree,<s Begin Thraes EvseUatien.
Athens-Evacuation of Thrace By
Greeks has started. The government
commandeered railroads. In the losl
province and troops and nationals VIII
.be evacuated to the ports where trans
ports await them.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

World Speed Records 8hattersd.
Mt. Celmens, Mich.-Lieutenant r.
L. Vaughan in . Curtiss high speed
plan. . q. 8. army entry. won the
eulitser trophy here In which oil
vorld's records we're broken for 50 TO
80 kilometer courses.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-02-23
Cold Weather and Possible Menace
Of Strike Speeds Coal Production

Coal miners and operators Of Mon
tana are showing natural interest
in the proceedings of the convention
of the United Mine Workers now being
held at indianapolis and much com
ment is heard upon the streets as TO
the outcome. Union men as a rule are
not free in expressing an opinion and
do not commit themselves one way or
another. The more conservative are
naturally not in favor of strike and
some even acknowledge that they do
not expect that the miners will de-
mand increases over the present scale,
but none go SO far as to admit the
miners will accept anything in the
shape of reduction. The operators
decline to express any opinion on the
matter whatever, and will not even
ascribe the present activity of the coal
business throughout the state and To-
cally, to any concerted action to fore
stall the possible consequences Of
prolonged strike of the miners. SO
far as the local operators are con-
cerned, the present activity of the
local mines is simply due to orders
for coaP' which they are doing their
best to fill. If these orders are a pre-
measure of the consumers,
the operators at least have no knowl-
edge of it,
Five and six days week for the
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-02-23
Town and Country Folks Will Meet
on Common Ground at Short Course

definitely decided that the outlook was
sufficiently propitious for revival Of
the old time annual festival and the
committees named to see that the
thing was put over in old-time form,
with all the accessories 10 make it
again the real annual event Of the
community.
The program OF speakers at pres
ent outlined include A. j. Ogaard on
tillage, George Fl. Webster, dairying;
c. ~ Arnett, livestock; DIR. Welch,
poultry and veterinary practice; Miss
Alberta Borthwick and Miss Lottie
Milan on home economics, and others.
II is hardly necessary to state that
the "old folks" dance will be the out
standing feature of the amusements,
OF the occasion in the amusement line,
and that it will partake Of all the
features that has made this part of
the program famous over the whole
valley. The old time fiddler and the
dances of other days will renew the
youth and timber the joints Of the pio-
neers Of the Belt valley who are ex-
pected to be there in force--expected
did we say? Why, they couldn't be
kept away with barrage Of French
75's
Many other amusements for all ages
are planned also to take up the even
ing hours, complete list Of which
viii be available for publication next
week The dates set for the course
are March 8. 10 and IL
OF course, there are instructive
features injected into. the course and
the forenoons and afternoons Of the
three days will be taken up with talks
and demonstrations Of subjects and
methods In modern farming and house
keeping by experts in those matters.
subjects that In the past have been
found as interesting TO the town
dwellers as to those who live on the
farms. There will also BE- poultry
show In connection with the course
The value of the farmers short
course is not altogether in its edu-
and amusement side. In the
first place IL furnishes a welcome
break m the uUnotuny Of workaday
life for both the rural and urban res
dent. II supplies common ground
ipon which they can meet socially,
ret better acquainted and form last
ng friendships that 60 far toward
out business difficulties
md making FOR amity in future asso-
.iations.