davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14
PESTOUN cHcE ADOPTO-
vAiNOU DCERU "A zENU.

Coshocton, O., Is. dubna.
w. I. Mills, 49-lety 2 Conesvil-
le. odmitnut byl Sc svoji Ia
dosti 0 povoleni k shatku s
Mabel A. Parkinson Millsovou,
19-letou, svojf adoptovanou
dcerou, probatnfm soudcem M.
C. Elym, kdyz rozhodl tyz, ze
muz nemdze Sc zakonit6 oze-
niti Sc svoji adoptovanou dee
rou. Mabel Parkinsonova by.
la adoptovana Millsem a jeho
manzelkou v GAINESVILLE pred
ctyrmi roxy. Cd t& DOLBY ze-
ma Millsova zemfela. Atkol
soudce prohlasil shatek pestou.
IA 8 adoptovanou dcerou "a
nezakonity, advok6ti pravi, ze
" slkonnfku neni niteho, co by
to zakazovalo. III
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14

VGetne poplatku "a sluzeb-
nj pohotovost.
Petice byly vcera velice cile
podpisovany restaurantech
pfi jine agitaci, TAX ze neni po-
chyb, re bude zakonem prede-
psany pocet podpisi, kterych
bylo vlastne tfeba 10000, do
sazen. Byla-li by ale " pondel-
MIN zasedani mestskou radou
Marshallova ordinance odvola
ma, pax BY Sc stala celia peticni
akce bezlcelnou. Move hnutl
uvedl v zivot Charles H. Hub
bell, ktery pry pracuje We pro.
speech move ordinance pro 4Oc
plyn "a prvnich 5000 stop az
SLIP "a 1000 stop pfi spotfe.
be pres $4,000 stop. Ida sc
vsak, ze by touto akci nebylo
mic napraveno, naopak situace
by Sc stala jest6 spletit6jsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14
ZAVRAzDENf FARARE
O'NElLLA.
Bylo vysledkem spatnsho ga
chazeni 8 kaplanem
Dillonem.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Is. dubna.
Rev. Charles Dillon, ka'plan
pfi katolickem kostele, sv. Au-
gustina, jenz drzen Jest ma
zdejSi policejni stanici, ucinil
Edoznkni 0 zastfeleni fararss @
!'Neilla. sPravil, ze .byl dohnai
k zoufalstvi bezohlednym jed
nanim a pronasledovanim sc
strany farafovy.
"Zachazel Sc mnou hanebn6
hned Cd te prvni chvile, co
|jsem sem prisel z Battle Creek
pred 13 mesici," pravil P. Dill
lon. Professional jsem marne
proti takovemu pocinani,
|kdyz jsme sc k vdli tomu po-
hadali, porucil mne, abych Sc
bral 81 sve veci a klidil Sc.
"Sel jsem nahoru, ale pro re
volver, nikoli pro sve veci. Pax
|sesel jsem doli do jidelny
Chtel jsem mu dati prilezitost
vyzpovidati sc ciniti pokani
pred tim, nez bych jej zabil.
ale kdyz jsem vkrocil do svet.
nice s revolverem v ruce, on
chopil sc slanky a mrstil j pc
mne, nacez jsem strelil pax
|jeSte dvakrate. Potom Sc ji2
dobre nepamatuji, co Sc delo.''
Rev. Mccullough, jenz byl '
jideln6 We chvfli strelby, neu'
cinil dosud zaIdneho prohlase'
mi. Vymlouva Sc, ze jest pTi.
lis rozrusen, nez ably mohl
souvisle vyliciti, co Sc udalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14
yRAzEDNE uTOKY MA
MUSSOLINlHO.,
Pri jednom Mich italsky pre-
mier zranil pachatele.

Pafiz, l3. dubna. Diva vra-
zedne ntoky byly spachany ma
premiera Mussoliniho, die zdej
81 AUX Ecoutes" jez pravi, re
kazda zminka o Mich ital-
skem tisku byla potlacena cen
surou.
Prvni pokus, pravi Aux E.
coutes, ucin6n byl v palaci
Chigi clenem kralovske straze,
jenz vystrelil 2 revolveru ma
premiera. Minul Sc cile a 1toc-
mix. byl chopen syymi druhy, a
vsak jeho propust6ni bylo mari
zeno obmyslenou obeti.
Druhy pokus byl ucinen,
kdyz Mdssolini vracel Sc au-
tomobilu z venkova. Premier ii
dill auto, coz zachranilo jeho
zivot, nebot' sOfer, jenz sedel
vedle neho. byl zastrelen. Mus
solini tasil pax revolver a po-
ranil ltocnika, kteremu Sc
vSak podarilo uniknouti. Kara
binnikim. ktefi byli sv6dky
ltoku narizeno, aby ami slovem
sc O tom nezminOvali.
Ackoli casopisim zakazanO
bylo censurou psati techto
ltocfch, zprava o Mich Sc roz-
sirila cd ust k lstum a jest to
|nyni veci vSeobecne znamou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14
ZvYSENf MZDY
v JATKACH.
Tyka sc 200, 600 osob zamsst-
nanYch tomto prImyslu.

nanych tomto prGmyslu.
Chicago, 13. dubna.- Mzdy
priblizne 100000 delniku a
delnic po celych Spojenych
Statech byly zvyseny dnes prl
m6rne 10 procent rozhodnu-
tim delnickych zastupcu, Ease
dajicich zavodnich shromaz-
denich. Vedle zvyseni mzdy
prazdniny plnym platem by
,ly dany zamestnancnm place
nym ma hodinu, 5 vyberem, re
obdrzi zvyseny plat pri obvyk
lych sazbach, zdstanou-li pra-
covati behem prazdninoveho
obdobi.
X rozhodnuti o zvyseni mzdy
doslo ma porad6 zastupcl del
nictva a spravy zavodd Ar
mourovych, Swiftovych a Will
sonovych, kteryzto system wa
jemnych porad vessel plat
most V r. 1921. Phi 1O-cento-
Ivem zvySeni mzdy vyrocni W.
iplata firmy Armourovy bude Q
S2,50O,00O vetsi a ostatnich
pom6rn9 die toho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14
PESEk ZLE zRlDII.
ZBYSZKA.

Kansas City, Mo-, Is. dubna.
Stanislav Zbyszko, byvaly
svetovy zapasnik t9zke vahy,
byl poslan do nemocnice zde
vcera vecer nasledkem> lehke-
no otfeseni mozku, jez utrpel,
kdyz byl porazen. Johnem Pc
skem z Nebrasky. Pesek polo
I'll sveho polskeho soupere
dvakrate po sobe q ziskal pra-
vo utkati Sc Sc "skrticem' Le-
wisem, pritomnym drzitelem
"championstvi"' !. Zbyszko do.
znal ,syoji neschopnost i pokra
icovanf '. zapase ma pocatku
druheho nab9hu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14
vSECHNO ZAvRfT!

Il 81 s
Springfield, ILL.,, 13. dubna.
- Hnuti Lords Day Alliance
ma prosazeni drastickych mo.
drych zakonI v Illinoisu, "a.
kazujfcich v nedeli hru mice,
divadla, tance. a vylety, ma
nichz jest citano vstupne, "a.
pocalo We snkmu dnes. Sena-
tor j. B.. MacMurray, 2 Chica'
&C.. podal pfedlohu, "a nfz ste
il Allisncs ! jez u6inila by ko'
nee rSem ned1lnfm z&bavam,
ma nichz jest vstupn6 tftano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14
VYSETRuf Gina CUKRU STOUPA.
PRESIDENT PRAvi, zE CLIO NEMA S
TlMcO cINln
yLADA MA MNoHfsTAROsTI, JEDNoU z MICH
LEPSf PRYADENf PROHIBICE

Washington, 13. dubn3 Pre-
vzav do osobniho fizenil 1sili
vlady "a dcelem zjist6n. jaky
prostredek zamezil b5 stale
fstoupani ceny cukru, p4sident
Harding ma samem locatku
prohlasil, ze celni tart nema
tim mic spolecneho.
Toto oznameni, re eelni ia
riff nezavinil drahotu dlkru, v
, mineni administrace. aasledo-
ivalo kabinetni schulz, do KITE
re uradujici generalni navlad-
nj Seymour byl pozva1, ably
pfedlozil data a projevil sve
dobrozdani o prostredc ch, il
miz mohlo by byti celelo prot
stoupajici Gene cukru, .ichz pc
vaha nebyla vsak az dosud zje
,vena.
Soucasn6 CO president radil
sc $ cleny kabinetu o cuker
MIN problemu, zamestnavaly
jej jine nalehave otazky, jei
,vedly k oznameni nasleduj1
cich planl z Bileho Domu:
President svola dodatecnl
konferenci guverneri v kvet
nu, aby dale pokracovala lsi
II zahajenem pri drivejsi kon
ferenci pred nejakym casen
"a ucelem docileni lepsiho sp'
lupisobeni mezi federalnimi
4atatnimi frady sh1 pa'evaddr
prohibice.
Clenove lodni rady sejdo1
Sc presidentem IL hodin r,
no, ably mu predlozili odporuc'
nj programu pro obchodni lod
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14

stvo, kdyz navrh ma subvenci
porazen byl v kongresu.
Dive mista, jez jsou uprazd-
nena ma zeleznicni pracovni ra
de, budou vyplnena presiden-
tenn Ultra, kdezto misto farmaf
skeho elena ma federalni re-
servnf rade bude obsazeno az
po uvazeni zpisobilosti jedno-
tlivych kandidatu.
Spojene Staty jako pred tim
budou zastoupeny ma Lausanne
ske konferenci.
President neobira sc zadny-
mi plany vzhledem ku NOME
mu nedostatku uhli pfisti Ii
mu. Hlavnim pfedm6tem jed
mani ma dnesni schulz byla GU
kerni situace. Az dosud vysle-
dek vseho vladniho vysetrova-
nj byl vsak pouze jeden - ze
cena cukru stale stoupa re
dosahla nejvyssiho bodu vcera.
. Zdali ucinen bude nejaky
pokus O obzalovani cukernich
spekulantl, zdali vubec n{ja-
ke zaloby jsou V dohledu, nebo
zdali odbor spravedlnosti do
koncuje pouze pfedbezne vyse
trovani, nebylo sdeleno V Bilem
Dome aniz p. Seymourem, jenz
zastupuie generalniho navlad.
niho Dapghertyho.
!. Celafs tsr.;se pfedlozi sfa
nahIedy 0 cukernf situaci pre-.
sidentovi 1tery neb We sire
du; schuzka, jez mela byti ko.
mana dnes, byla odrocena ma
pristi tyden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14

10 pred nekolika dny a snatek
uzavfen.
Mathilde a Oser 'bydleli v
Londyn9 po n6kolik tydni, anil
by to komu bylo znamo q Oser
ztravil til tydny v pfedmesti,
kde siiatek uzavfen, aby W.
howell anglickemu z&konu, jenz
|vyzaduje pobyt v mfst8 aspoh
TAX dlouho, nez povoleni k
shatku mize byti vydano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14

Rafik,,13. dubna. Dnes, ozna-
memo. xe "cela fada novych
opatfenf'' bude uvedena Gin.
most Y Porufi Francii q Bel
gil. Premiefi Poincare . Theu-
mis- konali konferenci dnes od-
poledne q dalsi po vecefi. JED
trvala az do IL hodin. Oba pro
hl&sili pozde vecer. ze nebude
zadn9 zm9ny cd smernice ohla
sene Y Brusselu sice ze Poru
II bude drzeno, pokud Meme
clsp nezaplatf.
Podrobnosti nebyly sd6leny,
jakeho druhu nova opatfenl bu
dou q ma Sc o Mich jednati dale
ma zitfejsf konferenci.
Ones zaroven vyslo ma jevo,
re briticky ministersky pred
seda nepfijal vcerejsi pozvani
Poincare-ovo, ably pristoupil ma
franko-belgicky plan udrzova-
nj okkupace Porufi. pokud ma
brady nebudou zaplaceny. Bo-
mar La pravil, ze by rad mel
blizsi vysvetlenf o franko-bel.
gickem planu a toto odepreni
spolupdsobeni Sc strany Velke
Britanie dale jeste utuzilo spo-
jenectvi mezi Francouzy a Bel
gicany. Phi skoncenf dnesni
kpnference nasledujfci 1fednl
xprava byla vydana:
wildly belgicka a francouz'
ska, rozhodnuty pokracovati
We SVEN spolecnem podnikani
v Porufi, pokud Nemecko sc
nerozhodne uciniti prime nav,
ny ma zaplaceni nahrad, pla.
nuji celou radu novvch opatfe.
nj ma zvyseni sveho tlaku a bu-
dou v mich pokracovati, pokud
bude nutno. Rovnez dospely k
jistemu poctu rozhodnuti ma
zvtsenf tezby koksu a uhli q
docilenf lepsi dopravy ma zele7
nicich."
Zn9ni prvniho odstavce 1fed
nfho sd6leni dalo wink zpra'
We. jez rychle' Sc rozsifila, II
Francie a Belgie Sc rozhodly
opustiti Poruri, jakmile Meme
cko ucini prijatelne navrhy
Tento DOZEN opraven byl dne!
Poincarem, jenz prohlasil, Il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14
FRANCE A BELGIE JSOU PEVNY..
AZ NEMECKO ZAPLATf NAfIRADY.
vYKLlDf PORURf.
PREMlERI OBOU ZEMf RADlLI Sc DALSlCH
DONucOyAclCH PRoSTkEDclCH y

nebude zadne zmeny v podrze-
nj Porufi.
Premierim bylo oznameno
dnes, re Francie a Belgie dosta
vaji denn9 sest tisic tun koksu
a uhlf z Poruri, COZ behem ctr
nacti dni dostoupi ma deset t.
sic tun. Dev6t set tisic tun kok
su q 1000, 900 tun uhli bylo
zabaveno v Porufi.
Louis Loucheur, jenz s1cast
nil sc hosting vystrojene Poin-
carem ma pocest belgickeho
premiera, mel dlouhou rozmlu
5 Theunisem, v ktere nedoroz-
umenf vzniknuvsi jeho cestou
do Anglie bylo vyjasn6no. Lou
cheur prohlasil dnes odpoled-
ne, ze pfinesl 81 z Anglie silny
dojem, opirajici sc 0 informa-
&c ziskan& v dfednich kruzich
i jinych, ze N6mecko nemize
vzdorovati v Porufi dele nez
diva, nanejvyse tfi mesice.
Berlin, Is. dubna. Francouz
4
ske jizdni hlidky pfekrocily
hranice dzemi az dosud neck
kupovaneho blize Hammu, die
depese .obdrzen6 zdejsim A.
bendblattem cd dopisovatele v
RuhrskG. Tyz dod&v&, ze neni
dosud jisto, jedna-li Sc 0 skutec
ne rozsireni okkupa6nibo pa
sma.
Essen, 13. dubna. Vojenske
hlfdky stfezicf mostly a zelez-
nicni spojky ma vsech dilezi-
tych dopravnfch bodech po ce-
lem Porufi a v Porynsku byly
zdvojnasobeny nasledkem
vzmahajfcf sc sabotaze. Obno-
vene lsili po niceni presvedci-
10 Francouze, re N6mci zacali
provadsti dobre organisovany
plan, pouzivati traskavin, kde
trpny odpor selhal.
Ma zeleznicni spojce
Mercklinde vcera vecer kara
obsahujici traskaviny a stojici
ma mist6, kde byl sklon ma ira
ii, byla uvoln6na q vrazila do
p9ti kar blfze nadrazi naloze.
nych uhlim, jez byly zniceny
Koleje nebyly poskozeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14
zIDOvSkA STRANA LIDO
VA v POLSKU.

Varsava, Is. dubna. - Pol
ske listy oznamuji, ze We Lvo-
We byla zalozena nova zidov-
ska strana, hlavne Q obchodni-
XII remeslnikl. Jmenuje Sc
strana lidova a chce reformo-
vat zidovstvo, pro nez zada ma
rodni autonomii v duchu demo-
kratickem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14
MATHILDA McCORMlCKO.
VA PROVDANA.
vnuGka Rockefellerova, Isle
e, vxala q muxe 40-leteho.

Londyn, Is. dubna. Mathil-
de McCormickova, dcera Ha-
rolda F. a Edith Rockefeller
McCormickovych q vnucka
Johna D. Rockefellera. provda
la Sc "a majora Make Osera,
svycarskeho jfzdeck6ho mistra
v jednom 2 pfedmestf londyn-
skych vcera rano jest pfitom
ne ma svatebni cest6 n9kde We
Skotsku.
Toto jest vyvrcholeni roman
ku, jenz zapocal We Svycarsku.
kde Mathilde po vice rokI by.
dlela sc svoji matkou a sezna.
mila Sc $ Oserem, jenz il ucil
jizd9 ma koni. Pres rozdil We
v9ku zamilovala Sc do n9ho q
vzala 81 no pres protesty mate
ny. Otec, Harold F.. McCor.
mick, jenz po dosazenf rozvo'
du ozenil 50 $ Cannon Wal
skou, polskou zpevackou, ne
kladl pry pfekazek. Vzhleden
k n&mitk&m mat2inyM, Msthi'
de setkala g dos&hla plnol6t<
sti. 10 roki v9ku, kdy nikde
nemN il CO porouteti, COT BY
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-14

DNESNf ZvLASTNf ZAS kNf
MESTSKE RADY.
PoRovNANl sTARYcH / NovYCH repf

Zvl&Stnimu vyjednavajicin
|vyboru podarilo Sc vcera ma Il
|fednictvu The East Ohio ca
Co. vymoci nekterych lstupk1
a nasledkem toho svolana byla
ma dneSnf dopoledne m6stska
rada, aby o tomto kompromis,'
dale jednala.
Die novych podminek usta-
lena by byla cena plynu ma
sledovn6:
Ia prvnich 5000 krychlo.
vych stop 45c "a 1000; "a dal-
|sich 10000 krychlovych stop
soc "a 1000; "a dalsich $4,000
krychlovych stop 55c "a 1000 /;
za dalsich 10000 krychlovych
(stop 75c "a 1000; a pres 50,-
900 krychlovych stop $1.0O
ia 1000 stop.
Poplatek "a pohotovost slu-
|zebni soc.
Jine zmeny zahrnuji pax
rozsifeni domovniho vedeni
zvlastni poplatky'za move ply
[nom6ry. "A zylaStni Sectenl
spotfebovaneho plynu a .jine
mensi sluzby. Casova szaklad.
ma novtch podminek jest pry
ltataz, jak .uvedeno bylo v pi:-
vodnim navrhu plynarny, 70
jest diva roxy "a podminek
|jmenovanych q po teto doba
Sc zvysenim as Sc "a zbyvaji-
| ci dobu do /. kv9tna 1923.
Jeste pred dnesnf schn2i
m6stske rady konati Sc bude
porada vyboru utilitniho a judi
ci&rnfho "a 1celem pfehl6dnu-
II noveho navrhu a pffpadne je
lho. odporuceni k dalsimu pro-
ljednani. Rozhodla-li by SC
vetsina m6stskych radnich Pre-
navrhovany kompromis pax by
nastala moznost, ze by ma pom.
delnim pravidelnem zasedanI
,'m6stske rady byla snad Mar
shallova ordinance odvo!ana Z
dano ma program jednani I
podminkach kompromisnich.
Ovsem, ze neni zadnG jisto
ty, zda Sc kompromisu dostane
" mestske rade dnes nutne vet
siny. Pfijetfm navrhur neby
/ by sice rozdfl v Gene .plynu tal
''znacny, ale ziskaii by hlavnl
mensf spottebitel6 p1ynu,. je'
|jichz mesfcni konsum nepfe'
vysuje, zejmena "a letnfch me
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
About Socrates.

At the dawn of modern history
stands the figure of an old stonecut-
ter, attractive and quaint, likeable
and eccentric, but wholly unimpres-
sive; the last man in the world a
sculptor would take for any aspect
of human glory. No picturesque dust
Of the wilderness stains his shabby
garment; no prophetic fire burns in
his rather ludcrous eyes. On the con
trary, he is a playful, whimsical, a
waggish, an ironical person; in form,
comic and clownish, so that he is lik-
ened by one of his friends to a cot
tage loaf; in nature, nearer akin to
Bunyan, Samuel Johnson, Sir Thomas
Browne or even Charles Lamb, than
to John the Baptist. Mohammed, Luth-
er, RobeSpierre, or any other firebrand
of history. Such was Socrates, the
originating genius Of common sense,
the great teacher of moral and intcllec-
tual veracity. one Of the profoundegt
influences in our Anglo-Saxon civilt-
zation.-A Gentleman With a Duster,
in "Seven Ages"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
HARVARD

Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Bingham who
recently lost their years hay crop
when the barn on the G. l.. William
son farm was destroyed by fire, sold
their stock and personal belongings
at auction Tuesday, the sale being a
big success, almost everything bring
ing good prices. Mr.. and Mrs. Bing-
ham are undecided as to where they
will locate. J. A. COchrane, who has
been working the Crawford farm
during the past two years has leased
Mr.. Williamson's farm and moved his
family to their new home Tuesday.
V. G. CrOchrane of Spokane spent
Sunday at the home of his parents,
on Chambers Flat.
Forest Ranger w. H. Daughs pass
ed through here Thursday enroute to
st. Maries.
R. L. Woesnes of Elk River, fire
chief for the Potlatch Timber Pro-
tective association, was visitor up
the river Friday.
George Miller and son, Of Albion,
were buying cattle in this vicinity
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bass returned
Sunday from a visit to Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clyde and
children, of Potlatch, spent Sunday
at the H. r. Smith home on Meadow
Creek.
W. H. Hergen was called to Span
gle, Wash, the first of last week by
the sad news of his mothers death.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
HAS NEW NAME FOR AMERICA
Spanish Writer Declares That This
Continent Should Be Called
"Beatrice."

Many historians have felt it unjust
that -Amerigo Vespucci. the cartogra-
pher. who was probably more familiar
with the graft and monopolies of the
CASA de Contraction. where he was
professor of navigation, than with the
transatlantic countries, was allowed to
give his name to the new continent.
But as q matter Of fact, America
ought to have been called Beatrice,
says Francisco Granmontagne in Ell
Sol (Madrid). For Don CristobaPs
(Columbus) passion for Dona Beatrice
de Henriquez was the reason why the
impulsive and impatient navigator rec
onciled himself to the delays that be-
set his expedition, and did not hurry
off to more promising prospects in
other countries.
The discovery of Beatrice preceded
the discovery of America. In even the
greatest enterprises the French proverb
still holds 'Cherchez la femme"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
Don,ts for Sportsmen.

Don't put your rifle away without
thoroughly cleaning and oiling. This
is especially necessary with % and
other small calber rifles. 1t is the
misuse rather than the use that de-
stroys the life and accuracy of arms.
Don't point a firearm of any de-
scriptiOn, whether loaded or empty, at
anyone. The "didn' t-knowit-was-load
ed" kind are the most dangerous.
Don't shoot at any object until you
are certain what it is. Many persons
are killed and crippled each year be-
cause hunters take chance and shoot
at some object without knowing what
1t is. Be sure before you pull the
trigger.
Don't shoot too near peoples houses,
live stock or poultry. Much damage
Is done and many good hunting
grounds are "cIosed" because Of such
carelessness.
Don't leave loaded firearms where
children can get hold of them. Many
accidents occur for this reason. The
safest way is to unload them-cham-
Der and observation-disclosures taking them
into the hOuse.-Sportsman's Digest.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
HOW COFFEE TREES GROW
Berry or Boan 10 Really tho ssed-
Natives Eat Fruit Which Looks
Like Cherries.

Coffee usually Is spoken of as a
berry or bean, but that part of the
coffee tree that we use Is really the
seed. The trees grow naturally to a
height OF from 20 to 30 feet. but this
natural growth Ia checked by the
growers who keep the trees as low as
five feet. The cutting does not injure
the tree and II Is far more convenient
to gather the fruit.
The coffee tree begins to bear when
1t Is about three years old and 1t con-
tinues for about twenty years, the
singular fact about 1t being often no.
ticeable that the fresh blossom and
the ripened fruit will appear on the
same tree at the same time.
The fruit Of the coffee tree Is round
AID red and looks like our cherries
and, being sweet to the taste, Is eaten
by the natives as we eat cherries.
Each berry contains two seeds, the
beans with which we are familiar, In
closed In a skin. with their fiat sides
together. The meat of the fruit In
vaueless. so when the fruit Is gath
cred 1t Is dried so that the seeds may
be easily removed.
How coffee first came to be used
as a drink is not known, but 1t has
been so used for at least a thousand
years In Persia. 1t was introduced In
Europe about three hundred years ago.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
CAMPFIRE ACTIVITIES

| Wah- Wah-Tay-See Camp met at
the Irving school Monday the fifth,
After a short business meeting the
girls practiced on songs for the
Grand Council Fire which is to be
given on November the sixteenth
The Gentah Camp Fire met on
Monday with their guardian. There
was a business session after which
the girls sewed on articles for the ba-
zaar.
Sacajawea Camp Fire met with
their guardian for their regular
weekly meeting on Wednesday after
noon The time was spent in prac-
ticing songs and working on articles
for the bazaar.
The Kicuwa group of Campfire
Girls met Thursday evening with
their guardian, Miss Mildred Ander-
son, for their ceremonial meeting.
"The Fighting of Wohelo" was given
by Myrtle Frost, Agnes Ramstedt
and Ruby Peterson. The extinguish-
ing ceremonial was given by Jessie
Ruth Morris, Grace Parsons and
Maxine Bo1ding. Mildred King gave
the lode to the Fire. and Grace Ed
ridge the Campfire Girls Creed.
MurieI Carson and Claudea Blacketts
were taken into the group. Muriel
Carson will be assistant guardian
when Mrs. Galley leaves. Jessie
Ruth Morris received the rank of
'sWoodgatherer. She also sang her
original group song. Mrs. Galley
gave an interesting talk. All the
group members except one were
present.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
Manners Of Medieval Times.

In medieval times persons Of the
same family shared common plates
and cups, used fingers instead Of forks,
licked their plates. wiped their teeth
ON the tableciOth and scrambled for
the largest portion. Books on ETH
quette issued in the Fifteenth CEN
fury pointed out that these things
were not good manners. The art Of
cooking in the Middle ages fOurished,
however, cooks excelling at artistic
and rich confectionery. Dancing In
medieval times was true to its name.
Dancers really moved with nimbie-
ness and agility instead of slowly pos
turing round the room In the manner
OF modern dancers. The noble and
his family and servants lived and
slept In the great hall of the castle,
with next to no privacy. A better state
of things evolved gradually. more
rooms being added and more windows
put In. insuring greater seclusiOn for
the lord and his family.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Commissioner of Public Works
of the State of Idaho, at POP Pioneer
Bldg, Lewiston, Idaho, until two (2)
o'clock P. M. on the Goth day of Nov,
1928, for the construction of Federal
Aid Project rs, sections A and B, con-
sisting of the grading, crushed rock
surfacing and construction of small
structures of ten miles of the North
and South Highway between Viola
and Potlatch in the Potlatch High
way District in Latah county
Proposals will be opened and pub
licly read at the above stated hour.
Plans, specifications, forms of con-
tract, proposal forms and other in
formation may be obtained at the Of
flee of H. w. Gregory, Director of
Highways, Boise, Idaho, and from
P. E. Oxley, District Engineer, POP
Pioneer Bldg, Lewiston, Idaho. A
deposit Of Ten Dollars ($10.00) is re-
quired for each set of plans and spec
ifications. The deposit will be re-
funded if the plans are returned in
tact, within fourteen days after bids
are opened.
All proposals must be made on the
by the bidder, with his name and post
office address.
The right is reserved to reject all
proposals, or to accept the proposal
or proposals deemed best for the
State of Idaho.
No proposal will be considered I'M
less accompanied by an acceptable
Proposal Guaranty in an amount
equal to five per cent (51) Of the
total amount of the proposal. This
Guaranty may be in form OF: "a