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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-22
Anglia Me Chce EwakuOwac
Miasta Chanak.
PrOhibicja W POIsce Ma Gas WybOrow.
Niemcy ZOstana Przyjete Do Ligi NarOdOw
WEOsi 1adaja Oddania TwkOm KOnstantynOpOla.
lime TeIegramy Zagraniczne.


tureckich. Hamid Bey, odwiedzil
wczoraj gen. Harringtona, do
wodce angielskich sit zbrojnych,
celem wyjasnienia mu, re kema-
liSci domagaja sic pozwoleni;
przejScia przez cieSnine, cyl
pragna oni otrzymac te same
prawa, jake Grecy juz posiadaja,
General angielski odpowie,
dzial, ze nastepowanie arnji tu--
reckiej na cieSniny bedzie ozna-
czaio rozpoczecie wojny An
glja i ze on bedzic sic starai
przeszkodz;c temu projektowi IL
zywajac W tym celu wszystkich
sill zbrojnych ladowych i NOR
skich.
Przedstawiciel kemalistow "a,
znaczyi wowczas, ze- armja Ke-
.mala Paszy ME pragnie wojny z
Anglia.
Dyskutowano wczoraj n&d spo
sobami zapobiezenia wyhuchowi
.dziaian wojennych. General Far-
rington zaproponowai ably w mo
zliwie jak -najkrotszym czasie
zostala zwolana konferencja "a
zadal Cd kemalistow przestrze--'
gania granic pasow neutral
nych wzdluz cieSnin az do chwi-
Ii zwoiania konferenCji. Hamid
Bev oSwiadczyi, ze ME jest upei-
.nomocniony do udzielenia podob
.nych gwarancyj.
Do Smyrny zostali wezwani
wszyscy ministrowie rzadu ar,
gorskiego celem przedyskutowa,
MIA rozwazenia noty panstw
sojuszniczych.t
SHY naejonalistow turecFich
zostaly zdwojone. zas zapasy
woienne broni amunicji nawet
potroiono = powiedziai Hamid
Bey co wreszcie stwierdzaja i an
.gielscy awjatorzy, odbywajacy
wywiady przy pomocy aeropla--
now. 49,.
Wojska angielskie rozbrajaja
wszystkich oficerow i zo4nierzy
tureckich znajdujacych sic czy to
ma terenie pasow neutralnych
CIV tez W samym Konstantynopo
lu.
Dow6dztwo angielskie zwroci-
10 sic do angielskiej ludnoSci me
skiei W Konstantynopolu pros
ba aby wsp6ldzialasa wojskami
ma yypadek wybuchu jakiegokol
wick powstania.
Londyn, %. wrzesnia. - Dzi-
siai ponownie rozpocznie sic kon
ferencja lorda Curzona, angiel--
skiego ministra spraw zagrani-,
cznych, francuskim premjerem
IPoincare. Podobno Rad angiel--
ski polecn swemu ministrowl
spraw zagranicznych oswald
eve premjerowf Francji z GAIA
stanowczoscia. re Anglia zdecy-
dowana Jest broniG cieSniny Oar
daneIskiej az do skutku. Oprocz
tego beds czynione usilowania,
aby naklonic Iugoslawje Ru-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-22
POLSKA ME ZAWARLA
SOJUSZU z MALA EN-
TENTA. =
,hicagn. m q. wrzesnia.

Chicago, Ill, %. wrzeSnia.
Miejscowy Konsulat Generalny
Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej made
sAa} nam komunikat oficjalny
treSci nastepujacej:
Konsulat Generality kOmuni-
kuie otrzynany W drodze' urze-
iowei nastepujacy kablogram:
Rad polski urzsdOwO zaprze-
cza pog}osce podanej przez pis-
mo berli1skie ,,Vossische Ztg." o
zawarciu rzekomej polityczno =
militarnej kOnwencji P0rniedzy
Polska a ma}a ententa. Konwen-
.ia owa miala bye rzekomo pod
pisana podczas niedawnej kOnfe-
rencii w Pradze, czy tez Marjen-
badzie. Wiadomosc ia jest kacz-
ka dZiennlkarsKa.
Rad polski W sPos6b kategory
.zny zaprzecza tel wiadOmoScl l
stwierdza, ze zadna konwencJa
ME zostaia zawarta pomiedzy Pol
ska a panstwami maiej ententy
podczas kOnferencji, ktora OdDyfa
sic w Pradze.
Ajencja donosi iednoczeSnie' zs
rzadowv projekt samorzadu dla
Galicii Wschodniej z8ohony W
seimie, zostal przez Sejm prze-
<azany kOmisji wr0tee ma bye
rozpauzony.
Zygnunt Nowicki'
Konsu1 Generalnv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-22
ZAKkADY AUTOMOBILE
WE FORDA OTWARTE.

/ Detroit, Mich, 22 wrzesnia. -
..Przemysiowy strajk" H. For
da zakonczyi sic wczoraj w1eczo-
rem,
o poinocy jego wielkie automo
bilowe warsIztaty w tutejszym dy
strykcie, zatrudniajace CORA
10000 ludzi a zamkriete ma czas
rieograniczony w ubieg}a sobo-
tc w proteScie fabrykanta pre-
e.wko ;nad1nierrlie wysdSAn &C.
nom wegla, by}y znowu scenq
goraczkowego ruchu.
Nakaz otwarcia warsztatoW
radszedt, wczoraj po pofudniu cd
Edsel .IB. florida, syna wdelkiego
rrzemys}owca i prezydenta auto
mob;lowej l1ompanji, ktory ma
konferencji so wiaScicielaml ko
pain w Cincinnati doszedl do po,
rozumienia w sprawie dostaw we
ola. Otwarcie zakiadow fabrycz-
nych uzyslkaio aprobate H. For
da. poczem zawiadomiono o po-
wyzszej decyzji tysiace robotni-
?;6w.
Depesza, ntdeslana do zarzadu
l:ompanji, stwierdza, IL zniesien1e
rakazu Mr.. q, wydanego przez
Miedzystanowa komisje handlo-
wa, umnIozliwia ponowne 'zapew-
nienie wystarczajacych dostaw
weglowych, wobec czego kom--
panja ME bedzie zwlekaia z pod
jec;em robot. ..
100000 robotnikow powraca do
piracy.
Otwarcie warsztatow automo-
biIowych ME tylko powofuje z
powrotem do piracy ponad 1O,OoO
robotnikow w Detroit i $4,000 w
innych miejscowoSciach W cafym
-
kraiu. lecz powoduje rowniez pod
iecie robot W malych warszta--
tach, glownie W dystrykcie de-
:troA1kirn, kt6Ee zmuszone byiy
zawiesic czynnosci wskutek zam
kniecia zakladow Forda, ktory
byi jedynyn ioh odbiorca. Te
mnieisze fir1ny zatrudnialy oko-
10 10000 robotnikow.
PREzYDENT HARDING POD
PISAL UcHWALE CELNA.
Waszyngton, % wrzesnia. :
Prczydent Harding zatwierdzif
wczqraj nova ustawe oelna ma r.
1922. Ustawa nabrala obowiazu-
jacej mocy wczoraj z uderzeniem
12tej godziny w nocy.
Nova ustawa podpisana byia
w biurze Prezydenta W obecno-
Sci senatora McCumber'a, pre-
wodniczacego senatorjalnej Do-
misji handlowej, posla Fordney'a
przewodniczacego poselshiej ko-
nlisji dr6g i sposobow, oraz pew
nej liczby innych czionkow Kon-
gresk
Po podpisaniu ustawy Prezy-
dent wyrazii przekonsnie, IL "a
strzezenia, upowazniajace Pre-
zydenta do podwyzszania lub OBJ
nizania opiat celnyoh W miare je-
60 imnania, beda miaty niezmier
nie doninsie znaczenie. Zwraca-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-22
z Biura MeteOrOlOg;c
TTsc66d slo6ca O godzlnie 6:ST

Wsch6d slohca o godEinie 6:ST'
zach6d ssO6cs gOdzinie Gas.
PoRoda W Chicago 1 okolicy: W Pia
tex sobote POgOdai temperature
nodnosi sic powoh. Uniarkowany po
mdniowy i pOludniOwO-wschodni
Wiatr.
Temperatura dOby minioneE
Sstwy5sza wczoraj o gOdHinie 11-tej
,-zed poludniem 90 stOpni, najniz-
,za wczoraJ gOdzinle Tmej rano
81 stOpnl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-22
Republikanie 0rganizuja Sic
Do Walk Wyborczej.
Nowy Prqjekt Wojskowego Bonusu W Senacie.
Niebezpiecze1stwo Tureckiego Kryzysu.
Meksykanie UprOwadzili Amerykanina.
lime Telegramy KrajoWl

JQc SIZE do czfonkow bornfSJ
Harding podkreslil, dz wcheAzq
ca w zycie lrstawa jest owoce
zmudnej piracy Kongresu. =, III
wien = mowii Prezydent n
was zgadza sic mem PRICK
naniem, co do mnie, jestem pei
!! ny, IL zastosowarlie elastycznyS
paragrafow novel tastawy bed
stanowilo najwiekza kontfY !
cje W kierunku postepu pracS 8
sprawa taryfy cd setck LAT.
Fordney zaprzecza potnoszeKis
cen.
Posci Fordney, tprzemawiajac
W Izbie posiow niezwSocznie po
podpisalil ustawy przez Prey
denta Harding'a, oswiadczyi, IL
niema najmniejszej podstawy do
o5arWiania sic, IL nova ustawa
cclna pociagnie "a soba podnie-
sicnic cen w drobnyrn flandlu ma
towary zarowno kraiowe jak /
zagraniczne, kazdy kupiec, det6-
ryby rzeczywiscie ceny siubowal
W gore, bedzie oczywistyrn pa
skarzem.
O$wiadczenie senatora Sim.
mons'a, jakoby nova ustawa eel
ma miala losztowac amerykafi-t
skie spo{eczeristwo W pierwszyrn
rollu do s3,5dO, 100000, okreslil
Fordney jako ,,polityczna rliedo4
rzecznoSc" Me widze najmniej-
:zych powodow = mowii Ford
ncy - ably nova ustawa powiel<,
szyla do jakiejs powazmejszej
wysokoSci wydatki amerykansiie
go kolsumenta. Ceny w Amery.
ce SO juz i talk niezwylcle wyso.
kie. Dowody, przedstawione "
Senacie Izbie pos}ow stwierdza
ja wraznie, IL sprowadzane 81
zagranicy towary sprzedawane 50
ua rYrIkach amerykaflslsich z zy-
skiern cd 100 do kilku tysiecy pro
cent. Zyski w wysolOosci 800 iub
400 procent So ma porzadku dzicn !
nym. Nova ustawa zmierza RE
komo do odjecia przynajmniej
pewnej czesci owych zyskow Gu
dzoziemskim fabrykanuorn i icf
smerykahskim representation
ma korzysc ,skarbu pahstwa.
Najlepsza ustawa, jaka Ameryka
miaia.
RepuRikahski Eder poselslci
Mondell, sk}adajac sprawozdanie
3 piracy mad taryfa oswiadczys. il
pomimo wiel1ich trudnosci, ma
Jake pr1eprowadzenie ustawy "a
ryfowej W obecnym czasie natrs-
fialo. uHtama ia nlewatpEwie Okla
re sic w przyszsosci najdostonal-
Sym aktem, tnieszc1onym "
statutach parstwowych.
REPUBLIKANIE ORGANIZU
ia SIE DO WALK WYBoR-
cZEJ.
Springfield, ILL.,, 22 wrzesnia.
Adm:nistracja stanowa planuje ~
porozumieniu wiad1arii miej-
skieini W Chicago ,t,vorzenie ME
zaiezhej organizacji W Illinois
dla celow zwiazanych z nadcho.
DokoHczeEie a stronlcy s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-22
TURcY WYSToSUJA ULTI-'
MATUM DO PANSTW So
IIIsZNTCZYCH.

Konstantynopol, % wrzesnia'
w miejscowych sferaeh dxPlo
natycznych pahstw sojuszni-
czvch oznajmiono wczoraj' &c
,acionalisci tureccy zamierzaJa
rvstosowae ultimatum do panstw
soiuszniczych Z zadaniem eva
Epowania Tracji W ciagu 48miu
godzin czasu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-22

Iokoaszaais "a slraRley selsl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-22
KALENDARZYK.

Dds, npiatek, - Wrzesnla' 0"'
MaurycegO.
Jutro. sobota, 2S. wrzesnia' S"'
TekH p. NJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-22

Doknnczenss "a stronisx Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-09-22
nrns MAREk roIsKTcH.

wedls komunikatu PolSkiegO Kon
.ulatn reneralnego kurs n'arek Jest
s,,s es85 marek "a 81, csyi l4Es
.ent6n Ea 1000 narek
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-19
1.-THE Art Shop"

THE POSTOFFTCE is JUST
OPPOSITE Us.
You should visit the Art
Shop at your first opportunity
and look over our wonderful
assortment of stamped pieces
for cmbroidering. We give
free embroidery lessons and
offer a 10 per cent discount
until Xmas. Nothing Is as
acceptable for Xmas as hand
work. Come in early and
make your selections.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22
DISCUSSING FARM AND
KINDRED ACTIVITIES

The farm meeting called for last
Saturday afternoon, at the CONNER.
cial Club was held despite the stormy
day. and a goodly attendance OF peo-
pie from the surrounding districts
were on hand.
Il W Schafer. from Colorado Agri-
cultupral College was present and ad-
dressed the gathering. dwelling on the
ACCESSIBILITY Of employing farm and
general live stock agent. At the con-
clusion Of Mr. Schafer's address the
usual discussion was had. The meet
ing scmcd about equally divided on
the proposition. Some Of our most
influential citizens didn't believe II
advisable to enlarge Oh the SCOPE Of
our farm activities until we got rail
road or better means Of getting ia
markets. Others thought the sooner
We got to the expert standard that
much better of we would he.
Tn the meantime our people are al
school on the propositions involved.
At no distant date another meeting
will he held and the question Of a
farm agent or no farm agent will bt
thrcshetl out
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22
Easter At St James Church

Very impressive services marked
the observance Of Good Friday and
Faster nt st. James Church. Tle at.
tendance on Good Friday was the lar.
gcst on record and n noticeable fcnt.
IRE was the number Of young people
present.
The snow storm on Saturday did not
seem to affect the services on Easter
day. for we observed that the Church
was filed Mt both the morning ser.
vices.
The Meeker Commandery Of knights
Templar attended the II o'clock ser.
vice In body and made very pleas.
ing appearance. We were impressed
by the dignity and beauty Of the Flu
charistic service: the music being of
very high order.
at james Church always looks hear,
tifni. but we never saw It. look pref.
Ter than It did this Easter.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

Anticipate the general order, which
will appear next week. and start on
the work OF cleaning up your premises.
The lots will look better and you
will feel better after the job is done.
Owners of vacant lots should burn the
weeds on them, and make them pre-
sentable both to visitors and property
owners.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

It Is reported that Dave Morgan and
G II WolcOtt, who nrc drilling for oil
at Elk Springs on lower Yampa river
have struck n small flow OF oil at a
depth of 100 feet We hope 1t turns In
to big flow.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

l. Garrison Is In from Wyoming
on visit to his brother. Mr. r Il Gar
Iison and sister. Mrs James Shcridat..
The younger Mr. Garrison holds a top
notch position with one Of the big
mining companies In the Rock Springs
section.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

Albert ROmey Is fast completing his
new lmrber show In the old Jcffries
store. He expects to move next week.
This will he one Of the best shops In
the state for a small town.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

Horscmcn will note advertisement of
the government horse In this issue of
The Herald. Mr. ] N Wyman is man.
aging this horse, probably the hncst
bred animal ever seen In this country
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22
Bargain in Fine Used Piano

We have left on our hands In Meek
or fine slightly used piano which,
rather than pay storage or reship. we
will sell to any reliable party who
will take over the account and 20
ahead with the payments. II interes-
ted write for particulars to.
The KNIGHT-CAMPBELL Music Co.
ao2-m0 Grand Junction, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

Tho Rev. Philip Nelson requests
that all who wish to he included in
the Confirmation class this year will
turn in their names not later than
April Both.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

Carl Ely of upper Strawberry. was
n business visitor to town Tuesday
At that time the roads were still prct-
ty muddy in the Strawberry country.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

The Easter services at the Metho-
dist church were Of an elaborate
character, betting the occasion. AT
both the morning and evening services
the church was filled to overlooking.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

All those who hnve bought tickets
to the Legion Dance, which was to
have been given April q can use them
May 9th just the same.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

J I. Park, who owns n fine stock
farm on Cure Creek, In the Danfortll
hills-north Of Meeker, attended to
business matters In town Thursday.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

Mr. Kirwan the photographer. is
here from GlenwoOd today and tomor-
row and will do first class work for
you. See him In the Oldland building.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

Mr. W X Stnrbird OF Big Beaver
attended the stOckmen's and farmers
meeting last Saturday.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

WANTED sEEDs-sudan. Alfalfa.
and Cane seed. Good qualities. Car
load or less. Mail samples, write Nit
chelhill Seed Co. st. Joseph, Mo.
a22-m0
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

II A Wilson of Josephine Park,
swnppcd observations with town PEG
pie Saturday.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

The Senior Glass Of the High School
will present their clnss plny Mt Dun
hams hall next Friday nights.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

Cold nights and sunshlny days In
this meek Of the woods" past few days
More sunshine coming up.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

Mr. and Mrs Dan ellis Of lower
Whtie,were town visitors early part
of the week.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

DIR. Bruce Baker was In last Sat,r.
day to hear the Agricultural college
man.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22
KIRWAN

the Glenwood photographer will make
sittings for photographs in Meeker
April 81, % and %. New styles, Re
duced prices. Remember the dates.
apS-15
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

When the sun gets II chance these
days Old Man Winter has to hunt his
cave.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22
THE MEEKER HERALD
JAMES .vrrtr. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
SATURDAY. APRIL p. Iw.

Don't Forget the American Legion
Dance on Nav 9Th.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

FOR sALE-40O Chevrolet In best con.
dition $3.50. f. O ROBERTSON.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

And now an indestructible phono-
graph record is on the market What
a pity.
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22
Burpee's Seeds Grow

II should be remembered that Burpee Seeds the Best
Seeds that can be procured any price. When plant
Burpees Seeds you plant the Best Seeds that Grow.
We Guarantee the purify and vitality OF all garden seeds
sell to the full amount of the purchase price.
You have your money back time Of the year
are not satisfied with results from Burpees Seeds.
We carry only the varieties recommended for high attitudes
The Meeker herald., 1922-04-22

FOR sALE-one Of the best $40 re-
iinquishments in tho county. Address
Box 81. Mccker Colo. ai52a
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-17
POLICE SEIZED PITCHER.
Bar of Hotel In Winona Was Raid
ed By the Police

ed BY the Police
Winona,. November. 16.-When
Winona police raided the Frederick
hotel bar, 265 East Third @treet, Ju-
Illus Rothering, the proprietor, seiz-
ed a quart pitcher believed to con-
tain moonshine liquor and dashed it
into a tank OF rinsing water behind
the bar, according to Chief h. c.
Riebau.
officers Albert Winkels and Julius
Bronx, who made the raid rescued
the pitcher from the tank before
the contents of the two had entire
ly mingled, CHEF Riebau said, pour
ed the liquid into a milk bottle, and
brought it to the station as evil
dence.
The officers searched the barroom
and other parts OF the main floor
of the hotG. Chief Riebau said, but
found no additional liquor, In an
automobile in yard at the rear Of
the hotel, how ever, the raiders dis
covered a pint bottle of rIoonshine
liquor and an enpty gallon jug, 1t
was announced. =
Rothering was arrested on a war
rant charging commission Of null
sance by possession for sale of IL
auor, Chief Riebau said, He was
being held at the station pending
provision of 500 bail to guarantees
his appearance in municipal court
tomorrow, police added. ...r3
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-17
Greeks Asking Help
In Care of Refugees
Thousands Pouring Out of Asia Minor
As Result Turkish Military
Successes.
tAssocia,ed Press ptspatsb.

lASeCclaFeu lFfSS lJESpatcn.l
Washington, D. c., November h.
The Greek government Is asking the
utmost help: from every nation in
It's efforts to care for the, refugees
which continue to pour out of Asia
Minor a. a result Of the Turkish
military successes. according to a
cable to the American Red Cross from
DR.. A. Ross Hill, director of its Near
East relief operations. The cable,
graphically telling of conditions in
the refugee camps, declared the fate
of q million christians driven into
the sea by the Turks" hangs largely
on the quick charity or America"
DR.. Hill also cabled the thanks OF
King George of Greece, who asked the
Red Cross to thank it's workers and
the American people on behalf, of bis
subjects for the aid extended. 4.
Hundreds of thousands Of ref
ugees are filling the Greek cities and
islands," the cable reported. These
consist largely OF mothers with chill
dren, who, with old people, are the
sole remnants OF once hourishing
populations. The little children are
the only hostages for the future of
that large element of Greek people
who first established themselves in
Asia Minor three thousand years
ago"
Smallpox is spreading from one
concentration CAMP TO another, he
said. Meanwhile Greece is awaiting
new floods Of refugees. The race Is
on between American Red Cross
supplies and these fresh yshiploads Of
refugees.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-11-17
Report of the Ditch
Viewers Approved
Statement Was Submitted To Board
Of County Commissioners;
Board Business

The reports OF the viewers for
county ditch No. az was received and
approved by the Blue Earth county
board In session yesterday after
noon. The board Instructed the couu-
" auditor to order the constructiNa
of the ditch. The members of the
viewers committee, NJ. J. Bowe, NJ.
F. Crane and William Lewis were
present at the meeting. George p.
Baker, engineer, was also present at
the meeting and gave the board q
report On the ditch.
A petition from Henry W. Mic
hols to have a part OF section No.
SO, Cambria, set of from the con-
solidated school district No. 6 to
school district No. 10 was laid on
the table until the December meet
ing Of the board.
The board in session this morn
ing adopted a resolution authoriz :
ing the appropriation Of $3.50 each to
the Mankato and Garden City Fair
associations. The county auditor was
ordered to advertise for bids for
goo tons Of soft coal for the court
house.
The account that the board had
sold. bonds for three county bitches
is incorrect as the board merely
authorized the sale of the bonds.
Members of the county board left
this noon for the county poor farm
on q trip OF inspection. The board
adjourned today until their Decem-
Der meeting.
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Boy and Girl Clubs
Shou0 Up Fat Calves
They Came From Seventy coun.
ties; Two Hundred And
Sixty Seven In All

Boy and Girl winners in feeding
clubs from seventy counties in Min
nesota have 267 pet calves, pigs
and sheep at South St Paul this
week, competing. for. honcfs in the
fifth Junior Livestock show. The
1922 event is bigger and better in
every way than its predecessors.
This year, there are 100 CALVES
entered, compared with 17S a year
ago. Critics, who viewed the well
groomed animals just before they
were taken to the judging ring. said
the quality was noticeably better.
Interest in the grand championship
was keen, but hardly more so than
in who was to win in the pure bred
and grade classes. There are IS
than last year. Sheep judges had
to inspect thirty nine animals, ave
more than in 1921.
With judging in afternoon and
the banquet in the evening out Of
the way Thursday the youngsters
were looking forward to the sale
Friday, for that event will deter
mines what each will have to show
for the seasons work in caring for
and feeding the animals.
The sale committee had assuran-
ces from the big hotels and res
taurants in st. Paul and Mime
apolis and several of the exclusive
clubs and dining car supply houses
that prices bid for the winter would
be high; probably above those of a
year ago when the grand champion
brought its owner so cents a pound.
The calf. show this year was
judged by H. w. Vaughan of st.
Paul, chosen not only because of his
recognized ability but also because
he is uninterested in any particular
breed Of cattle H. o. Teller OF
Pennington will be in charge of
auctioneering.
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NIcoLLET CO. FAIR OFFICERS
All Old Officials Chosen To Garry
o.. AALanlc Ma,1& AAan

All Old Officials Chosen To Carry
On Work Next Year.
ST. Peter, November 16.-All old
officers sof the Nicollet County Fair
association were re- elected for the
coming year at the annual meeting
of the fair society. These officers
are: President, Andrew Cook; vice.
president C. c. Crawford; secretary,
William Mallgren; treasurer, James
Nutter.
Likewise the three directors whose
terms expired this year, Oscar A.
Swenson, William O'Brien and Her
man Turn&, were all reelected for
another term of three years.
1t was voted to elect an honorary
vice president from each township of
the county. This will be done at the
next meeting of the board of direc-
tors.
Delegates named to the county
fair convention in st. Paul next Jan.
uary are William Mallgren, William
Schmidt and Andrew Cook, with R.
e. Meyer, Herman Turner and G. c..
Crawford as alternates.
President CUo-A Has authorized to
appoint a committee of five directors
to work out a budget system and to
submit the plan to the board at its
next meeting also. This-plan it was
believed would be the means of sys-
tematizing expenses and keeping the
Fairs treasury in a more comfort
able state than it has been in past
years.
County Superintendent of Schools
A. ]. Holmstead submitted his report
on the Rural Schools exhibit building
at the grounds, which revealed a to-
tai cost of $3.50. An auditing COM
ZEE was appointed and the secre-
tary's report was read.