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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
PODLOUDNICKA FLOTILLA.
DOVOZU LIHOVIN Sc PRY POUzfVA sTIHACU
PONOREK

New York, "a dubna. - Celn ufednfci oznamli dnes
ze pracu rozbt kky bohatych podlounfk kefi mobi
sova flotlu dfvesch sthaGa ponorek aby mohi ceiti
suchemu lodsvu Amerky. Federani zrizenci pracu ma
heorl re lodi jichz bylo pouzvano sthn nemeckych
ponorek prodane vace nyn podvon6 operu ednot
ky vaecneho lodsva pod velenm muzG ker mali
namofncke uniformly Spoenych Stat Pravi techo
odich pfvezeno bylo do Spoenych Sta S3OOOOOO ho
vim 2 ostroyu Bermudskych Havany.
Ornament objeveni domneeho podloudnickeho planu
byo ucneno, kdyz dTves shac ponoek cs O prekTteny
Fdus dopaden byl newyorskem pristavu pocein pa
roln lodi, kdyz byl stastne mnu karantenu blzi k
pieru.
Cenl zfizenci pravf ze naS lodi mapy naznaGuiici
tajna pfistavste pode Atankeho pobfez Teky Hudson
Muzstvo vyprav6o vzruSuc historku ja byo
demo prty bize pobfe Long Isandu iak nklad by uou-
pen.
Dfvejs stihat ponorek enz mel brcky zapis zakoven
by blze Battery dnes vecer zarzen technce obvnen
re odeel Bermudy bez stn dovedcucch zam6stnava
zakonitym obchodem eho kapan ienz svoe meno
ako "John Kelly" sedm eho muzd watt byi do
podroben ostremu vysechu S1Gasni no tez brky ge
neran konsu jeho skonGeni prrut strkni Spoenych
Statd Falk pravil: ~ s"FT~-
"Kely mel sobe unormu d1stojnka vale6neho LODI
Az dosud jsme nepoda urGtou zalobu proti
kap. Kelymu jeho muzGm."
Federaln zrizenc prav re prave meno "Kellyho" jest
Stanley Clark Brookyna ienz souz po neakou dobu
vaecnem odstvu Spoenych Sat drive z by stihan pro
pa$oyan lihoyin
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
JEDNODENNf STAVKA
v IRSKU.
Byla mohutnym projevem del
nictva proti militarismu.

Dublin, "a. dubna. - Jedno-
denni stavka skoncila dnes v
8. hod. veGer tremi obrovsky-
mi demonstracemi, v nichz thu
mocen byl protest delnictya
proti militarismu. Nedoslo k
zadnym vytrznostem We spoie-
nj Sc stavkou. Trochu sensace
bylo zpnsobeno nalepenim pla-
katu 20 celem meste, V nichz
prohlasovana d6Ynicka republi-
ka. Vysetrovanim Sc vsak zii-
stilo, ze "a provolanim nebyl
nikdo, jenz mohl by mluviti
im6nem d6lnictva.
Londyn, %. dubna. - risky
Svobodny Stat oddelen byl
dnes Cd ostatniho sveta, ba Cd
Ulsteru nasledkem jednodenni
stavky. Telegrafni a telefon-
nj spojeni ustalo a vSechna do
prava zastavena. Vlaky, KITE
re pfijizdely re severn ma jih
Irska, byly ma hranicich zasta-
veny.
Jeden aparat pro bezdrato-
YOU telegraph pracoval mezi
vojenskym stanem Ulsteru
hlavnim stanem v Dubline.
Mezi Londynem a Dublinem
nebylo vGbec zadneho spojeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
BYL NEVINNE ODSOUZEN.
CARL PAPENFUSS ZTRAVIL SEST ROKU We We
ZENf PRO ZLOCIN KTERY NEsPACHAL.~@-

Columbus. O., "a. dubna = Carl Papenfuss wide Ultra
satn ohioske restnce svoboden odede prvnim VIA
ku do sveho star6ho domova Toledu.
Nevid6 no cd te DOLBY by odsouzen sest rokf
p tdzke prc pro zlocn ktery nespacha pro poks zna
slnen sve patnactilete dcery.
Obzalovanf odsouzeni Papenfussovo bylo vvsledkem
misty eho zenv DTiv6 v6ze pracoval zeeznicnch ohra
dach drahy Wabash Toledu svo pfcnlivost domohl
msta foremana rodne vladly vSak neutesene pomarv
Pravil dnes ieho zena bya re elm
vice penez vyd6ava tim vice zadaa Pfeal tudW vhhec
Kdyz vsak vysy p jevo podrobnos uk57'
Papenfuss podporuje ve d6t eenact cekem bvl pro
pusen.
Tu pry misty sosnovano bylo eho zenou spiknutf
eho zncen Jeho panactea dcera, Martha, navodu
Gina, obvnia e re nj spacha nemravnl utok Po nda
KEN case kdyz byl odsuzen dcera chtea vyev
du ale naka hrozia dati il do savu pro nepoepena dew
zdrzela Cd prozrazen pravdy poukazovnm re do
saa by do v6zen douhou dobu kdyby eka ze otce
obvnia faesn6 Maka Papenfussova, zemrela med
tremi roxy ale tepve nyni pa dcera ktera Jest z r"h
provdana sloza prseznou vypoved ktere pravi - oa
falesne nafkla navodu matcina na u6nila pfsea
vypov6d ktere prav re matka vyhruzkam bitin1
kusa il donut, aby vznesa podobne obvineni pro Pa
penfusov Soudce Rchie pred ninz prpad by proiedna
van psal tehdy guvernerov dopise SVEN vyadr vazne
obzaovaneho Porota uznaa e vsak vim
nym nezbyvalo n6eho neho nez vynesti rozsudek
Papenfuss cita 62 roxy veku vezen eho vas hplne
mu zbelel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
PROCES S HAVlRI ZAPOCAT.
OBzALOVANf Sc HAJf PROTI NARCENf z VELE.
ZRADY v ZALOBE UVEDENEMU

Charles Town. w. Va. "a dub Obzalovano veeni vilky
proi satu Zap Vrgini til dvacet fednkI clen Spo-
enych dalnh denk Ameriky bylo postaveno pred sou1
Zde dnes veezradu pred soudcem M Woodsem tezc
male soudnf sn kde John Brown, prosuly horel
roctv by usv6dcen sve vzbouren Harpers
Ferry vice nez pred sedesat ley.
Techto tfi dvacet muzG, mezi nmz isou ii nevyss Il
ednfci havifske une state byo vybno obzaobou ako
prvnf skupna vice nez 700 mz obzaovanych velezradv
vrazdy, spiknu, podn6covani vzbourenf line
ciny spojen 'valecnym tazenim' uniovych havf mi
nutm podzmu do neuniovych uhenych revr okresch o
gan Mngo jiznf Zapadnf Virginii
Zda soudem bude pokracovano nebo zaoba skrtnuta
zavs cd soudce Woose nepochybne Ultra vyda rozhod
mutt namtkach obhacu kteT tvri re obzaloba vele
zrau postrada vselkeho podkadu jest tudiz vadnou
muze byt projednavana tomto odvolavajf obhac
rozhodnuti procesch pro velezradu Aaronem Burrem
Jonem Friesem Dale poukazu re cee znen obzaoby jest
tax nejasne vubec media nj vycfst iaych zevnyc
cnd obzalovan dopusi aby mohly byti pro
MIN zaloby toho druhu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
CESKY SOKOL NARODNlM
CHAMPIONEM.

New York, %. dubna. -
Frank Kriz, jeden z neilepsich
zavodnikG zdejsi Telocvicne
Jednoty Sokol, dosahl V patek
veter neivyssi mety We SVEN
sokolskem snazeni tim, re Ii
skal titul narodniho championa
ma veskerem naradi. V zavo-
dech konanych V budove Mer-
curry Foot klubu dosahl 1885,
so bodn, poraziv dosavadniho
championa, N6mce Curta Rott-
mamma. ienz znstal az tfetlm..
Pri onech zavodech drzel Sc
tez skvele Joe Richter Cd Del
Amer. Sokola We Winfield,
jenz zlskal narodni champio-
nat ma koni ma sif.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
SOUD S GUVERNEREM "a.
HAJEN.

Waukegan, ILL.,, "a. dubna
Pred zdejsim krajskym SOU
dem zahajen byl dnes process $
guvernerem Smallem, jenz ia.
lovan jest re spiknutf ku zpro-
nevereni statnich fondl v te dc
be, kdy byl statnim pokladni-
KEN. Do vecera jeden porotce
byl prijat obema stranami, OBJ.
zalobou obhajobou. Guv
Small, jeho syn Leslie neko.
lik pratel, sdcastnilo Sc zaha.
iovaciho zasedani pfeliceni
Soudce Claire Edwards ozna.
mil, re nebude nutno, ably gu.
werner hyl V soudni sini po ce.
lou dobu trvanf procesu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
PADEREWSKI KANDIDA.
TEN PRESIDENTSTVf.

VarSava, "a. dubna. - 2n"a
va 5O0-tlenneho vyboru, ienz
sbira penize mezi polskymi W.
st6hovalci We Spoi. Statech "a
ucelem podporovani kandidatu
ry Ignace Paderewskeho, slav-
neho virtuosa ma piano, pro Il
rad presidentsky, oznamuie. ze
Paderewski Sc vrati do Polska
a bude Sc podileti ma predvoleb
nj Rampant.
Tato zprava zpGsobila, re
prvni presidentska volba V Pol
sku nabvla zvysene zaiimavo-
sti. Rolnicka strana jiz rozvi-
nula agitaci, aby volba odroce
ma byla ma jaro pristiho roku
ma mfste rijna tohoto roku, jak
bylo ustanoveno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
CHTEL POMAHATI RUSKU
Nabidka slavnehO elektr0tech-
nika Steinmetze nebyla vsak
Leninem prijata.

Moskva, "a. dubna. - DR..
Charles Steinmetz, nejvetsi e.
lektrotechnicky genius sveta,
.ienz jest pritomne zamestnan
iako poradni inzenyr Gene
raj Electric Co. V New Yorku,
zaslal ruskemu premieru Niko
laii Leninovi dopis, We kterem
nabizi sve sluzby pomoci Rus
ku svou radou nebo pokyny v
ieho elektrickych planech a
soucasn6 projevuje svnj SOU
HAS rekonstrukcnimi snaha-
mi Ruska.
Premier Lenin odmitl vsak S
diky tuto nabidku, prohlasiv,
re az dosud neni zadnych le-
galnich stykn mezi Spoj. Staty
a sovetskym Ruskem a re by
bylo tudiz nesnadno vyuziti
pomoci Steinmetzovy prakti-
ckym zpusobem. Premier Le-
hin projevuje sve diky Stein
metzovi a soucasne vyslovuie u
spokojeni mad tim. re velky po
Get vynikajicich muzi dospiva
k zav6rku. re "kapitalism mel
by ustoupiti necemu lepsimu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
RUSKO VDECNO AMERICE,

Londyn, "a. dubna. Londyn-
ska ufadovna americke pomoc-
ne administrace obdrzela z Nc
skvy text dopisu, jejz zaslal
Leo Kamenev, pfedseda mo-
skevskeho 1stredniho sovetu,
plukovniku w. Fl. Haskellovi
riditel americke pomoci V Ru-
sku. V dopise projevuje Sc hlu
boke oceneni americke pomoc.
ne prace v Rusku a pravi Sc
"Vlada ruskeho naroda neza.
pomene nikdy slechetne pomo.
ci, poskytnute mu v straslivf
katastrof6 tisni, kterou by
postizen."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
DETI UHORELY.

Youngstown, O.. "a. dubna.
Margaret. 7-leta a Helen, gle
Ia, dcerusky manzelG v. Vargo
vych, uhorely dnes, kdyz ohen
znicil domov VargIv ma Salt
Spring Road zde. Druhe dive
deti, Louis, 5-lety a John, 10
lety, byly zachraneny Steve
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
POLSKO-NEMECKE DOHOD-
NUTf.

Geneva, "a. dubna. Polstl a
n6mecti plnomocnfci, kteri po
delsi dobu zamestnavali Sc Wy
iednavanim Hornim Slezsku,
pod predsednictvim DR.. Feliye
Calondera, dospeli k dohodnu-
II 0 konecnych podrobnostech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
|OBECNf POULIcNf DRAHA

Ashtabula, O., "a. dubna.
Ashtabula odhlasovala dnes
koupiti majetek Ashtabula Ra-
pid Transit Co., "a $15O.000 IA
!sice 2.132 hlasy proti 1929. V
Iteze volbe porazena byla vel
kou vetsinou ordinance ma re-
gulovanf prodeje smetany a
mleka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
FORD MA KONKURENCl.

Detroit 3D. dubna. - Sout6z Ford Motor Co. byla ozn&
dnes Durant Motors Co.. Inc Kara bude mensi druf
Durant Starr kazdeho bude tataz jake podob
neho Fordova. dodavkou zapocne Nyn
l. zan ma 500.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25

nem Bokeym, jenz obievil O.
hen, kdyz nahodou Sci kolem.
Deti prevrhly petrolejovou lam
pu, kdyz rodice zamestnavaly
Sc dojenim krav We staji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
ZE STRACHU PRED ZATCENiM.

New York. "a dubna. = Predvidaje zatcen pro opus6n
zeny Randall P. Graham 28ety sko fetlho poschod
hoteu Pennsylvania cemenovy chodni by miste
Bit die sdeen poicie hoteu zapsa ako Robert p Gar
diner Pittsburgh Zoufaly Gin sv spachal kdyz detektvo
We bzi jeho poko. Graham byval drive bohatym OBJ
chodnikem Chicago
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
AMERICKA Lob DO CfNY.

Manila, P. l.. "a dubna - Vajkova LODI Huron cd Allan
tcke eskad obzea spesne rozkazy aby vypula do Cny
kde obcansk valka nabv povazvyh rozmer ciznci tam
bydllcf Americana mezi nm jsou podesen Vsem ddsoj
nikGm byo nafizeno ably by pohotove odezdu Ultra od
poedne.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-31
No Summer That Year.

In 1916 there was no summer in the
United States. Snow fell every
month of the year. Since that time
1916 has been generally called poverty
year" because practically all the crops
were total failures. Others have call
ed it eighteen hundred and froze to
DEATH" Still others have referred
to it as "mackerel year." because so
little pork was available that the peo-
pie lived on fish.
The Weather Bureau says that
snow fell on the seventh of June suf-
ficient to cover the ground at Newton,
Mass, and at Hopkinton, N. H., it
was four inches deep. AT Salem,
Mass, on Saturday, June 8, there was
a slight fall of snow, but was not deep
enough to make good sleighing. Along
the northern portion of Massachusetts,
large icicles were pendent, and the
foliage of the forest trees was blast
ed by the frosts. In Williamstown,
Mass, the snow was twelve inches
deep on June 8, and in Cabot eighteen
inches.
Many people persisted in the snow
drifts, birds flew into houses for shell
ter and great numbers Of them were
found dead in the fields.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-31
ranging from $500 to $500.

'~"s"'e iIoIn SS.UU 10 S2S.OO.
During the winter Of 1881 Old Abe
partially suffocated by smoke from a
hre near his quarters, from which he
never recovered, and in the month OF
march following he gradually failed
ana died at last in the arms Of his
keeper. He had reached the age of
twenty years. His remains were &C.
corded the honor of lying in state
IN the capitol, where the governor
and state officers viewed mournfully
the body of the American eagle who
had accomplished much for the Union
cause and which he had seemed to love.
Carefully preserved and suitably
mounted, Old Abe may be seen TODAY
in the flag room Of the capitol at
Madison.
A great deal of interesting material
IN prose and verse is available con-
corning Old Abe, and a book has been
written recounting the events of his
remarkable career. But perhaps this
brief account Of him will sufficiently in
dictate that he nobly realized for all
time the eagle as the fitting emblem of
American liberty.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-31
Suspender Pockets.

In these days OF lawlessness, when
the honest citizen can not take walk
around the block with any certainty
that he will not be held UP by a bandit
the novel idea Of Antonio Monaco, a
citizen of Bueons Aires ought to be OF
value, says the Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
He suggests suspenders with pock-
cts attached to them-two pockets that
is to say, each of them being fastened
with buckle to the loop Of the "gal-
luS," at the front. The lower end OF
each pocket has two buttonholes,
which button onto the ordinary but
tons Of the waistband Of the trous-
crs, thus making the poke, fatty Sc
cure against the body of the wearer
To prevent escape of its contents, each
pocket is provided with buttoned
flap.
Few bandits would think Of looking
for loot beneath mans waist-coat,
and so the suspender pocket should
afford excellent hiding places for
money. Against pickpockets they
ought to furnish perfect protection
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-31
Lodge "Discredited and Disyruntled.

Lodge "Discredited and Disgruntled."
Henry Cabot Lodge is the Repub-
lican leader of the United States Sen.
ate. True, he is the leader without
a Following and one who is being rap
idly discredted by his own party.
Iowa is the banner Republican State
,of the West, but is now preparing to
send a Democratic Senator to Wash
ington. The Des Moines Register is
the banner Republican paper of that
State, but like most of the great news
papers of America, regardless of poll
tics, is honest, sincere and frank in ex-
pressing opinions of public measures
and public men. Here is its opinion OF
Henry Cabot Lodge, the Republican
leader, in name only, Of the United
States:
Senator Lodge held position of
great influence in our foreign relations.
He was able to balk and hamper and
hamstring the very things he had him
49, ia O'hSi adyS, aiN ldyS arc uOt So
very remote, urged upon the country.
"The worst thing that can happen
to the Republican party for the future
is to keep Senator Lodge in a place
OF influence, or where he will seem to
have influence. He is a discredited,
disgruntled, mean spirited, backward
looking, cynical old man. His day Of
usefulness was over long ago, if he
ever had day Of real usefulness in
public life. The story of his public ca
reer is going to be told in mighty few
words when the history OF American
progress is finally written"
With such discredited party leader
ship in the United States Senate, is it
any wonder that banner Republican
States like Iowa and banner Republi-
can newspapers like the Des Moines
Register refuse to remain loyal?
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-31

Si.50 gets The Register a year.
, 1922-01-05
Plan Electric Rail-
road Across Wyo.
Eastern Capital Said to Be Available
For Electric Road Through Oil
Fields and Nearby Cities.

A staff of engineers is expected to
soon start surveys for a proposed cleo
trio line from Rawlins to Sheridan, ac-
oording to reports published in various
state papers. The proposal of such a
line was announced last week, and it
is understood to be backed by eastern
capital.
The proposed line would run from
Rawlins to Casper by the shortest
feasible route and then would extend
n~orthward to Sheridan via the Salt
Greek oil field. Kaycee and Buffalo.
The line would tap the rich oil and
gas fields at Ferris, Lost Soldier, and
Mahoney Dome, and would make direct
means of transportation between Cas-
per and Salt Greek. 1t would also
provide a supply outlet for the Wildcat
district between Buffalo and Kaycee.
Another striking benefit of the pro-
posed road would be the linking of the
southern part of the state and the
Union Pacific at Rawlins with central
Wyoming.
The proposition contemplates o
only the construction of the railway,
but also the distribution of hydro-elec-
, 1922-01-05
Freight Rates in Wyoming.

The Public Service Commission OF
Wyoming has sent u notices calling
attention to an investigation of intrs-
state freight rates, initiated on its own
motion, to he held in Cheyenne, begin
ming at 10 o'clock a. IN. on january
23rd. All organizations or individuals
having complaints to make concerning
freight rates within the state are invit-
ed to be present at the hearing. and to
be prepared to offer evidence of spe-
cific cases of eXorbitant or discrimi-
natory freight rates.
, 1922-01-05
Federal Officers
Raid Coal Camps
Sixty-Odd Offenders Arrested and a
Large Quantity Of Booze and
Materials COnfiscated.

Wyoming federal officers last We'd
nesday pulled off what they character
lied as the biggest and o successful
raid of its kind hat ever occurred in
the west.
They placed 60 persons under arrest,
and c~onfiscated 400 boxes of raisins
aud more than 1000 gallons of intOxi-
cants. including imported wines and
genuine Sunny Brook and Yellowstone
whistles, and practically cleaned up
all places in southern Sweetwater
county where intoxicants had been
openly sold.
TIT greatest haul was made in the
town of Rock Springs, when the oper-
atives raided the Ignatz Trink saloon
aud seized 1470 boxes Of raisins, val
ued at more than $4,000, and 1900 gar
Ions Of ''dago red wine, valued at &c.
600. Thinks wife was arrested with
him.
During the day the officers arrested
all except two of the proprietors of
Rock Springs 30 drink parlors, all
nine of Green Rivers and all five of
South Superior's. Among the 81 per-
sons arrested were five women.
All were arraigned Wednesday aft
ernoon before U. s. Commissioner l..
ii. Brown, and all having waived pre-
liminary hearing, were bound over to
the United States district court, with
instructions to appear before Judge II.
Blake Kennedy at Cheyenne on Janu-
airy 10.
All the proprietors were held in
bonds of 81, 900 each, and all barkeep-
ers were held in bonds of $500 each.
Nearly all Of them were able to Sc
cure these amounts.
Thursday was devoted to cleaning up
details of the raid and preparing to
depart with the prisoners and the con
f~iscated goods. Thursday night an ex-
press car containing the potential
booze and "A special passenger coach
for the federal officers and their depu-
ties left for Cheyenne.
The visit of the federal prohibition
representatives to this section was a
needed one" says the Rock Springs
Miner. ut was one which every law
abiding citizen of the county had been
hoping for for months. for conditions
have been far worse than before the
advent OF prohibition"
, 1922-01-05
League Would Grab the G. o. p.

The republican state executive COM
mittee convened in Cheyenne Tuesday
to elect a successor to L. Blake Ken
nedy, who recently resigned the chair
manship, and to map out the tentative
1922 campaign plans. Governor X. ID.
Carey and Senator Warren were in
attendance and addressed the commit
tee.
simultaneously with the meeting of
the committee, Harry X. Lux, "A state
organizer for the N~on-partisan League,
stated that it was the intention of the
League, if possible, to take over con-
troll of the republican party in Wyom-
ing by debating nominations for office
at the coming primary. The leagues
first act, if successful in the primary
and general election campaigns, he
said, would be to prevent bankers from
profiting from the use of state funds.
Laramie Republican.
, 1922-01-05
Will Aid All.

As soon as the War Finance Corpor-
alton made funds available to finance
southern planters, King Cotton again
took his seat on the throne. Now the
government corporation has announced
that the livestock industry can have
all the funds it needs and a lively
strengthening of the market is expect
ed. Every indication points to higher
cattle and sheep prices and all the wise
ones are taking advantage. of the pres
ent bedrock prices.-Craig Empire.
, 1922-01-05
Famous Herd at
the Stock Show
Carpenter Il Ross of Mansfield, Ohio,
Have Entered Their ShOrthOrn
and Aberdeen Angus Herds.

From Way Down East or almost
that far, at least from Mansfield, o.,
the good word that the justly
famous ShorthOrn and A~berdeen-An-
gus herds of Carpenter 4 Ross will be
present at the National Western Stork
Show at Denver next month. Their
showing of these two beef breeds at
the 1921 show will be remembered
with Interest by everyone who attend
ed, and it is with pleasure that the
management again their
coming.
Carpenter & Ross S|hOrthorns are
strongly bred in the blood of those
great bulls White Hall Sultan and
Avondale, and much of the Young
stuff in their present show herd wiz
also carry the blood of Revolution and
Rodney. SO popular have these cattle
become in recent years that at their
1921 production sale, cattle of their
own breeding brought a higher aver
age than did the imported cattle Of
fered in the same sale.
, 1922-01-05
Pipe Wyoming Gas
to Colorado Towns
Pipe Line Costing Many Millions to Be
Built, According to News Story
Appearing i'm Denver Post.

Last Fridays Denver Post published
IA story to the effect that plans have
been perfected for the construction Of
a pipeline from the Lost Soldier and
Mahoney Dome fields in Wyoming, to
Denver, conveying natural gas, which
will include all the towns in Colorado
north of Denver. According to the
Post, the contract will soon be signed.
between the New York Gas Company.
the builders Of the line, and the Den
yer Gas & Electric Light Company.
From $1,000, 600 to 100000 will
be required for the construction of the
line from the nearest of the gas wells,
and such pumping station as may be
required to put the gas into this city
~ a pressure sufficient to give the
DcSL OF service in the remote sections
of the city," says the Post. zone of
the Reasoning wells on the Mahoney
Dome, thirty miles from Laramie, pro
duces gas at the rate of 45,0O0,000 Gu
bic feet every "a hours, and this gas
is under a pressure. measurements
have shown, of 900 pounds to the
square inch. This one well, after hav-
ing been aire for months, showed no
diminution of either volume or pres
sure, indicating the immensely of the
supply of gas in this dome alone.
THE Kascmng Oil Company alone
today is able to furnish something like
10, 100000 cubic feet of gas a day.
The Ohio oil Company and the Pro-
ducers & Refiners Company, operating
in the Lost Soldier and Mahoney
Dome fields, zach has approximately
, 1922-01-05

ing Oil Company. Already agreements
have been entered into by the two
companies by which the Kasoming
Company, controlled by West & Haz-
lett. among the biggest operators in
Wyoming and Kansas, have bound
themselves to furnish all the natural
gas required to provide Denver, Fort
Collins. LovelHnd, Lonpnont, Gree
ley, and other northern Colorado
cities that wish to he connected with
the pipe line.
From authoritative sources it is
learned that the New York Gas Com
pany has fully financed the building
of the line. For several weeks nego
tiations have been carried on by repre-
sentatives of the New York Gas Com
pany and Henry l.. Doherty, head of
the Cities Service Company, which
owns the Denver Gas x Electric Light
Company, regarding the price at which
the gas will be delivered in Denver,
the quantity to be delivered, and the
like"