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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
LouPEzNE PkEPADY
NEDELNl.

Zlocinecka krorlka "a uply-
nuleho tydne obzvlaste bohata
q pes&ra, byla rozmnozena o
diva pripady nedelnf. Vcera
veter pfisi diva hoste do lahnd
kafskeho obchodu H. Reicha,
12438 Superior ave., zasedli k
baru, kde Reich cepuje soft
drinks" a porucili 81 napoje.
Reich odesel a prinasel poza-
dovane, kdyz mu v tom vstric
hrozil ma hlavu namireny re-
volver. DruIhy host klidne ra-
boval pokladnu a kdyz 'byl no.
tov, zvolal ma kolegu v zlodej-
skem povolani: "Olrajt, Dzou"
nacez dueto vyslo a ujeo v au-
tn. Navstevu tn ozeluje Reich
ztratou $25O.OO.
Levneji podobe dobrodruz-
stvf o dv6 hodiny pozdeji zapla
til ridic taxicabu, Anton Barth.
Byl zavolan telefonicky, ably
prijel do jist6ho domu ma vych
219. uk Kdyz pdijel ma misto,
Ibylo mu feceno, ze 81 patrne
nekdo z neho stropil blazna.
Barth jel mrzut zp9t, kdyz po-
jednou ma vych. ITS. ul. a
Lake Shore boulevardu pred
sebou spatril male auto, z kite
reho vystoupil jeden cestuji-
cich, ktery vyskocil ma stupat-
ko taxicabu a Bartha revolve-
rem donutil k vydani $1,000.
Prepadeny podal policii velice
podrobny popis pachatele
stroje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
PROGRAM
26teho generalniho sjezdu
Prvni Ustr. Jednoty,

ktery Sc kona v tomto tydnu v
Chicagu, Ill.
" nedeli, %. zari. Banket
ma oslavu 25-let6ho trvani spol
ku Kadeti sv. Vaclava els
264 v Patronatni Sini ma zap,
18. ul.
v pondeli, "a. zari. Zahaje.
nj 26. gen. sjezdu v patronat.
nj Sini ma 18. ul. a vecer u.
vadeni novych cleni.
v ltery, 25. zarf. Pokraco'
vani sjezdu.
! We stfedu, 26. zaff. Sjezdo.
We jednanf a vecer hromadnd
navsteva svatovaclavske poute
" Plzenskem parku.
We ctvrtek, 27. zafi. Pokra.
'covanf sjezdu a vecer. divadlo
"Bratr Honak", v sini ma All.
port Ave.
V patek %. zafi. Slavnostni
bohosluzby a odpoledne pro.
jizdka m6stem.
V sobotu, 20. zarf. Sjezdov6
zasedani a volba novych Ired
nikn.
Financnf vykaz teto druhe
po c. S. P. S. nejstarsi ceske
dobrocinne Jednoty vykazuje
Fond $479,817.71.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24

Neni toho sice mnohe, ale
prece vice nezli sc mohou po-
chlubiti zem6 jine a zajiste, ze
pri spatreni ceskoslovenskeho
zbozi ma obchodnfch pultech
tax vzdalenych, vleva ,jakes
hfejive teplo do naseho nitra a
IS jistym zadostiucinenfm sc u
domaci nasi kolekce zastavime
abychom il delali reklamu, ne
mGzeme-i prav6 koupiti, ale
spon nasi pozornosti. ] to ma
Inekdy vyznam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
"a NEVYSVETLENYCH O.
KOLNOSTf ZEMRELY HOcH,

Y nemocnici sv. Alexise ze-
mrel vcera 6-lety Theodor Le-
vandovsky, 3167 vych. e5. ul.
"a pffznakd, kterych lekafi
nemocnice nemohli pfesne sta
noviti, tax ze mrtvola bude
prohlednuta koronerem Ham
mondem. Jak policie stanice
Broadway vych. 55. I'll. vyse-
tfovala pr;stehovali sc rodice
hocha do uvedeneho bytu te-
trpve pred nedavnem a v byte
nalezeno nekolik krabic nalo-
zenych potravin, z kterych as
hoch pojedl a zpdsobil 81 tax
.otravu ptomainem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
CESKOSLOVENSKE ZBOzf
" CLEVELANDE.

Dnesni dobou neni jiz obi
lou vranou'', setkame-li Sc We
velkych obchodech dolenniho
mesta Sc zbozfm, nesouci znac
ku "Made in Czechoslovakia"
Pozorovatel shleda Sc S, ohm
vzdornym sklem "Resita". KITE
re umoznuje vaTeni, ac jinak
Jest posud dosti drahe, brou-
sene ceske sklo Jest jiz starsi
atrakcf americkeho obchodu,
tax jako porculan, zejmena
leynejsi druhy. Nalezame ma
pultech uncle kvetiny, dfeve-
ne, pekn6 malovane drobnosti,
zname s.jaiblonecke zbozi' O.
vladnute sice nemeckym kapi-
talem, ale vyrobene c'eskou ru-
kou. Take tkane zbozi sc
hlasi dosti casio k slovu, ze-
jmena vysivky, krajky atd. v
nejelegantn6jsich obchodech
hledavame Sc s nadhernymi lu-
stry Harachovych sklaren
z Noveho Sveta v Podkrkono-
81, kterym nejvetsf reklamu u
dslalo jejich umistenf novem
Kcithove, Palace divadle ma Eu-
cid ave. V obchodech potra-
vinarskych pripomina nam sta
rou vlast, max, susene houby,
chmel a m. j.
Jednfm z nejrozsii:enejsfch
ceskych artikld dnes, jsou
sponky, mackacf knoflicky,
ktere jsou vesmes vynalezem a
vyrobkem tovarnika Waldese
Prahy. Nesmfme zapome-
nouti ami ma znAme poutni har-
moniky,.i j jine nastroje hudeb-
nj, ktere zastoupeny jsou v
kazdem obchode tohoto odbo-
I'll.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
AMERICKY BALLON ZAPA,
LEN BLESKEM.


Brussel, "a. zari. Armadnf
ballon Spojenych StatI, Sc,
jenz Sc podilel ma mezinarod
mich zavodech o Bennettiv po
har, byl zasazen bleskem bill
ze Nistelrode, Hollandsko, pfi
cemz pilot, poruclk Robert
Olmstead z Bostonu a jeho
assistent, porucfk Shoptaw,
zahynuli. Ballon sf1til Sc k ze-
mi v plamenech. Depese tato
byla obdrzena dnes We hlav-
MIN stanu poradatelstva zavo-
dn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
MA LODI LEvIATHAN

die kabelove zpravy Sc naleza
rodina pana Vaclava Pro chas-
ky, elena Sokoqa Cleveland,
ktery dlel ma kratke navstevf
u jeho rod.'$d v Praze LODI W.
jela z Chel'bourgu Is. zarf a
do New Yo~ku pfijede "a.
zafi. Zpravu /, Jeho pfic hodu
obdrzel prepla mi jednatel FIR.
iSakryd, ktery kabelogramem
jeho pfeplav vyfidil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
sTRzNz 8.

doucf byf pkamzite v plAnae.
mech. V sstrasnem stavu,h hyl
odvezen do vseobecne nemoc-
nice Praze, kde We ctvrtek v
hroznych bolestech skonal.
- Vlada nezfidi konsul6t '
Palestine. Jak Sc z kompe-
tentnich mist sdeluje, jaou ca
sopisecke zpravy 0 zffzenf ce-
skoslovenskeho konsulatu v Pa
lestyne bezpodstatne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
Smelly pokus o Itsk z pam
krscks fresfnice.- v Dankrac-

CmeIy pOkuS o utek pan.
kricke trestnice.- V pankrac-
ke trestnici odpykava 81 15-le-
ty zalar Ondrej Lapad, ku KITE
:remuz trestu byl odsouzen po-
rotnm soudem v Plzni pro zlo-
Gin zabiti vlastnAo otce a po-
streleni cetnickeho strazmistra
Lady. Ma Pankrac byl dopra-
ven s. dubna. Jelikoz jiz pred
casem 81 zde odpykal trilety
trest, je s pomery zde obezna-
men. A pr;sel myslenkou,
co nejdfive Sc odtud dostau.-
Dne 8. cervna dial jinemu tre-
stanci dopis psany obracenym
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
PRIJME Sc starsi lena dc

PRIJME Sc starsi zena do
dvouclenne domacnosti, -
denne cd 8 hodin rano do
6 hodin vecer, k poklidu a
ably nebyla churava manzel-
ka sama v dome. Jen fadna
a spolehliva necht' Sc hlasi.
Adresa Sc sdeli v adm. t.
|listu. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24

konAnf zlozvyxu, o nApravu a
iakmile prvni c&sti zlozvyku
jsou pfekonany, potom jde
vsecko brave, kdyz ,je dobra
vile.
Sprayne drzeni t9la pFi chd-
ri dodava celku ladnosti a stej
Inc pfi klidu jako pfi pohybu.
|Velmi d1lezito je, aby clov6k
phi jidle mel spravne drzeni te
"a q nenaklanel Sc pfflis. Zkru-
cuje svoje vnitfnoati, takze ne
mohou dobre pracovati a "a
zivat, kdyz sedf pfilis naklo-
n6n a yedle toho Ginf clov6k ia
kovy velmi nepfijemny DOZEN.
Jsou lide, kterf phi chdzi se sna
81 udrzet sve telo spraNne, ale
Ijakmile sednou ku cteni, ane-
bo k jidlu, jiz Sc zapominajl a
naklanSji sc pills, zkrucuji
sve t6lo a jen casem Sc rozpo.
,nenou a napravuji Sc. ale v ne
dlouhe chvfli Ease Sc vraceji
do pdvodni neprijemne a ne.
zdrave posice. A jsou lide
kteri dovedou cist s.kloneni pc
louhe hodiny zdravi pri tom
trpi.
Kdyz nekdo chce pozorovat
rozdily prime postavy a spra,
vneho drzeni tsla, necht' jer
Ijde nekam ke schodGm a pozo.
ruje jednotlivce, jak jdou mno.
ri zprima le,hce, JIM vybiha
Iii ma schody rychle, JIM Ease
zachycuji Sc zabradli, ja.koby
to bylo naprosto nutno'se "a
bradli zachycovat a pomahar
81 rukama, kdyz nauvykli Wy
chazet ma schody lehce a nedo
vedli 81 uchovat zdravi dri
vejsich dob. Vybihat ma scho
DIV neni take spravne nen
lani ddstojne. Ma Sc jit pruz
ne a swine, jakoby radostne.
Shrbena postava ami neni M
pohled prijemna, nemIze jevi'
ami pfilisnou intelligence, lidt
taci nejsou zdrave pleti a jint
chyby ma Mich lie pozorovat. A
lvsecko to dalo by Sc velmi bez
peGne stopovat k one dob6
1 kiy zacali krivit Svou postav,
lpri kazdodennim SVEN pocina
mi. Clov6k take ztrati svou ba
: zlivost a ostychayost, jakmil,
muZe Sve telO beZpecne kOntr'
: lovat. Zvlaste STUDENT a kan
celarsti pracovnici by NELL by
ii opatrni prisne dbat spra
vneho drzeni tela. Pfi chIz
Ii pri sedeni ma byti drzena hi;
va zprima, ramena drzcna vol
ne nazpet, prsa vypjata a m;
Ise vydychovat hlu|boce a caste
Clov6k, ktery sedi ma krivo, mi
re 81 ublizit pateri,' tuto zkri
|vit, anebo oslabit a jakmile pa
ltef je v neporadku, tedy. ce
LIZ system je chory. ,f
/ Cvicit Sc We spravnem drze
In; tela prinasi znamenite w
sledky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
vYsrEHovALkCKA HoRE-
tKA VI NEMEcKU

Zpravodaj "Pr. Abdztgu" E.
Breitner- lief v delsim clanku
malatnost, ktera Sc zmochuje
praeujfciho idu v Nemecku.
Nejen ze cizinci mali az DO
kirk rIznych stavek q vytrzno-
sti v hlavnfm b3st9 smahem
je opoust4jf, ale i domaci IL
de jsou vice meme unaveni du-
sevn6 nepokoji = starostmi, OBJ
zvlast' kdyz nemohou dat sve
mu ,zivotu obsahu a vyhlidky v
budoucno jsou femme. Hotely,
ktere drive byly pfeplneny, ny
nj jsou sotva tfetiny obsaze-
ny cizinci q = d0macich lidi
neutikaji z N9mecka snad dro-
ibni femeslnici q delnici, ktefi
AMI pred valkou nevydrzei. do
ma, ale N4mecko opousteji IL
de, ktefi mali skvostne byty,
majetek, spolecenske postave.
nj, jako tovarnici a umelci
tvofivi a vykonnf. Zamozne
vrstvy q Kurfurstendamnv a
Grunwaldu opousti chystaji
Sc 8 neobycejnpu rozhodnosti
opustiti Berlin q vlast a zaciti
" cizine tfebas v horsich pome-
rech znova. Vidi, re by casem
pfiSli vse a proto prpdavaji
sve obchody, toyarny, .zarizeni
pfepychovych : bytd, auta, H.
melecke sblrky . odjizdeii dc
nenavidene ciziny. To jsou te-
dy vlastne -jedini lide, ktefi
mali prostredky ma cestu. Ty.
picky je pfipad textilniho to.
varnfka. ktery ma IA sebou
ctyrt stoleti plodne prace, ob.
chodnik velmi ely, mattel lu.
xusniho bytu, ki-asnych SHREK
vidi jednoho dne, ze ieho "a.
vod mu vynesl sotva ma kryti
ldomacnosti a budpucnost je ne
tjista. Prodava vse, sperky
sve pani, bali kufry, kupuje
lodni listek a jede do New
Yorku, kde chce zaciti znova
Znamy malir, ktery prodavi
vSe ma vystavaIch. opousti svi.
|bsCl!naky atelier a vydava 81
Ina cesty do Skandidavie, Ho
landska, Italie, ponevadz, jail
pravi, pro jeho saeni je Tho
'stejno, kde bydli. Take her
ci a rezisefi, kteTi mali jmene
opousteji Berlin a Nemecko
Marie Orska hrajev Parizi, fill.
movy reziser Lubitsch prija
angazma " Kalifornii,. ktera j
snem vsech jeho kolegi. tt
je, pr&ve to tragicke, ze Nemet
tko opoustf ii nejv6tsf umelci
Ale. nejen obchod q umeni, a
lie take kuchaTi, um9lci jidla
pokud mohou, utikajf do CHI
ny. Pfednf berlinske hotely
nemaji vrchnich kuchaTii a je
jich kuchaTska kultura upada
ponevadz nejlepsi kuchari cd
jeli do PaTize, Londyna,, New
Yorku a v nmejsich pomerecf
nemohou ami v Nemecku VI
SVEN oboru niceho vytvofiti
pon6vadz v Nemecaou hlad {
spofivost staly Sc nejlepsim
kuchafi. Pro lidi tvorive &
sporive jevi sc budoucnost ,
/ N6mecku velice temnou a ne
chteji-li We SVEN oboru zakr
nett, davajf pfednost cinnost
" cizine. Snad ne6f tax zle
.jak Sc tn lief, ale charakteri'
sticky tento "pud b Nemecka'
inut ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24
VRELE DfKY.

.t@tr@ VRELE DfKY.
pocity hluboke vdecnosti vzdavame timto srdecne
diky vsem pfatelim znamym, kteri Sc stcastni po.
hrbu naseho movaneho otce dedecka,
p. FRANT. PETRlKA.
jehoz teesna schranka ulozena byla patek 21. zan
vecnemu odpocinku hrbitove Jana Woodland
Ave. Zejmena dekueme dGstp F. Hrochovi "a vykon
cirkevnich obradd dome mutku a chramu Pane a
dojemna slova mad drahym zesnulym pronesena, dale
dGstpp. Mazancovi Uhlirovi assstenci phi zadua
Mich bohosluzbach Diky necht' prime spoek Jana
Nep. {. 1O2, P q. J. vyslani deputace pohfeb
predseda tehoz Cizek tkivy prosov posledniho
1zka zeanuleho proneseny jak dome smutku tax ma
hrbitove Neskonalymi diky citime zavazani vsen.
kteff venova penezite Diary mise svate msto kve-
tin, pohrobnfkIm Holan Bratf vzorne vypravenf po-
hrbu vsem, jiz jakymkol zpdsobem utrpenf nasen
mas esili soustrasti svojf vstrfc nam vys Prjmete
vsichni jeste jednou mas uprimny dix. Vdecne
Dftky a ostatni pfatels, truchci poz1stai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-24

Zde jest neposednejs vec vzduchoplavb9 Jmenuje
to Omnvator napodobuje pohyy pacch kridel cemz
teno sroj s ode vsech dosavadnch Vynaezce E. p.
johnson Chicago tni naroky ze eho soj bude soupat
sestupova kolmo ze pIjde nazpet ku pfedu zasavf
vzduchu aniz by byo Teba uves motor zp9ny pohyb
Sroj bude hotov s6mu zkusebnemu eu kratkou dobu
Bude zavodt $2500OO nabfdnutou brckou vladou
ma stroje, jez mohou stoupat kolmo.
, 1923-03-01
HENRY V.JOHNSON
CLEARED AT LAST
SUPREME COURT TEARS STATES EVl.
DENCE TO PIECES. CASE
DROPPED LAST week

Henry V. Johnson, alleged slayer
of Nancy Wales. has been complete
ly exoneraNed. The final step of the
case of State of Wyoming We. Henry
v. Johnson was drawn to a tardy
conclusion early last week when
County and Prosecuting Attorney F.
A. Michels of Fremont County, dis
missed the case.
Twenty six months ago Henry
Johnson stood trial before the dis
trict court in Fremont county. Dur
ing that trial the unfortunate man
was under the curious scrutiny of
large numbers of spectators who
daily attended the sessions Of the
court. Last week Henry johnson
again appeared in court, this time
to learn whether he must again
stand trial. The Prosecuting At
ttorney dismissed the case. Johnson
was a free man and as innocent in
the eyes of the Law az the officials
who had. over two years ago, secured
his conviction. But the large crowds
present during the trial that result
ed in the Ranchman's conviction
were nowhere in evidence When he
was exonerated.
Henry Johnson was found guilty
OF the murder Of Nancy Wales. al
her cabin on the north side OF Green
Mountain. in Fremont county. on the
Goth or 21st OF August, 1920. Nancy
Wales was shot through both legs
by two or more bullets. The Ere
mont County Ranchwoman wa,
taken to Lander and 1t was fount
necessary to amputate one leg
Shortly after this operation she dice
and Henry Johnson. Charles Cole
man and Ray Thomas were charged
with her death.
In December Of 1890 Henry John
son was placed on trial. He wa
the first Of the accused to be triet
and 1t was generally believed tina
the outcome OF his trial would decid,
the fate of the other defendants
Kleber Hadsell. we'll known Raw
Inns woolgrower. had, in the mean
i. while. Interested himself in the cas-
and personally made an investiga
c ton of the scene and circumstance
surrounding the alleged crime. Be
: ing we'll acquainted with the defend
ant he could not believe that hi
friend Vas guilty erd after goin
, 'nio ib-s whole matter he becam
convinced that a great injustice wa
being done the accused ranchman
Hadseil and two others took tn
stand In behalf OF johnson and testi
fled as to the elevation Of the mark
Of the bullets. found lodged In tn,
walls Of the cabin. These bulIe
, Continued on Page ~
, 1923-03-01
COURT HEARS
FAMILY TROUBLES


Mr.. Bradshaw, a colored man of
other parts, paid his wife a visit a
short time ago and incidentally STIR
red up quite a rumpus.
Mr.. Bradshaw, it was charged by
the city police, created considerable
disturbance in the course of all the
trouble and he was therefore hailed
before the Police Magistrate yester-
day afternoon to answer for said
disturbance.
In the curse of the proceedings
1t turned out that Mrs. Bradshaw
did not live with her husband, and
1t not any more than necessary, and
words between husband and wife all
but drowned out Magistrate Dunlap's
endeavor to have quiet In the court
room. City Attorney Roster came to
the aid of the magistrate and finally
the argument subsidized.
Mr.. Bradshaw was given until
evening to get out of town and his
dusky wife left the court room salts
fled with the curse Justice had
taken.
H. Leak and Mike Compos were
tried for gambling. Both plead
guilty to the charge but, owing to
the fact that neither had been caus-
Ing trouble to the police before, the
Court was lenient and the two lads
were given 48 hours to find work.
, 1923-03-01
JURY CALLED THIS WEEK

The jury panel called for duty last
Monday was discharged Monday
night after hearing the cases OF
The State of Wyoming vs.. J.. b.
Thorpe. charged with escape from
The Stat EARN at Saratoga and The
State of Wyoming VS.. William Nelson
charged with escape from the State
P~enitentiary. Two cases which
were to be tried by jury in this term
of court were continued until the
October term on account of the i'll
ness of the attorney for the defense.
The cases continued were:
State Va. Peter Tfkkanen, charged
with aggravated assault, and State
VS.. Andrew Johnson, charged with
burglary. Attorney L. f. Arm.
strong, representing the defendants
In both cases, could not be present on
+ccount Of illness.
Following are the names Of those
who we're called for jury service
this week:
Ira H. Barkhurst. Saratoga; Tom
c. Parks. Rawlins; j. H. Brooks
Dixon: A. ]. Kennedy. Saratoga;
James Shannon. Dixon; Nels Irene
Elk Mountain; George e. Meason
Saratoga; Harry Wright, Hanna
Fred c. Renterghan, Hanna; ]. C
Robertson, Rawlins; T. r. Ryan
Rawlins, ]. w. Thomas. Rawlins
8. C. Hansen. Rawlins; Fred G
Clark, Rawlins.
, 1923-03-01
SUIT. g. A. ANDERSON
JUDGES COLLEGE DEBATE

Monday evening At Laramie sup,.
G. A. Anderson OF this city acted
A. = Judge In n debate between tho
University Of wyoming and tho
University Of Colorado.
Tho debate was won by tho mon
representing tho University Of Wy
oming. who took tho negative aidc
Of tho question. Resolved that Or
eaniscd Labor should enter Politics
~ = separate political organization"
Tho same evening another dcbHt.
Ing team representing tho University
Of wyoming Was 4 debate At Salt
Lake City with tho University Of
Utah. The team which debated at
Sait Lake City took the affirmative
sidc Of the above question.
Supt. Anderson returned Tuesday
morning. from Laramie.
, 1923-03-01
FORMER SECRETARY Of STATE
WIRES HIS VIEWS ON LEASE
non. ". E. CHAPLIN WIRES EDITOR DEMING FROM
LONG BEACH REGARDING PROPOSED GRANTING
Of LEASE ON Sec. Sc TO SECURE ROAD

In today's issue Of the Wyoming
Tribune there will appear . tele-
gram from Hon. W. q. Chaplin,
former Secretary Of State for Wyom-
ing. in which that gentleman gives
his view1 regarding the proposition
submitted 70 the state Land Board
By the HaskeltFerris group.
Mr.. Chaplin. who 10 at present in
Long Beach. California, 10 one Of the
real pioneers Of Wyoming and for
the past 10 year. he. has been active
y identified with the growth of
wyoming. For 4 great many years
he was editor of the Laramie Re-
publican and for the past four years
Vas Secretary OF State for Wyoming.
owing to the experience gained In
his long newspaper career and also
~ Secretary Of State. Mr.. Chaplin
IL In . position to better analyze and
understand the various features Of
tho proposition submitted by the
Haskell-Ferris group than most peo-
pie OF the state.
Below We are publishing the tele-
Sram which Mr.. Deming Of The
Tribune received this morning from
Mr.. Chaplin:
Long Beach. Cal, Feb. -. 1898.
Ny dear Deming:
You and I have frequently dis
cussod land matters and believe
m Of N mind relating to the
handling Of the states greatest
material heritage.
With proper management our
schools Of the future ought to be run
without the assessment Of one dollar
against property they do not own.
Recent issues Of the Tribune have
been mighty Interesting to me. par
teularly those articles referring to
An attempt that 10 being made at
this time to upset . lease In the
Eddie OF it, term and make the
reaawal Of allotment to other parties
, 1923-03-01

contingent on the construction of a
railroad. Wyoming needs railroads
and other transportation facilities
and they will come when there is
sufficient traffic to warrant the
cost. In my humble opinion i'm
provements of this nature ought not
to be coupled with the leasing Of
school Lands and made a part of the
consideration. Such procedure was
not contemplated when our Act Of
Admission wal passed and Il 10
probable that there is no law that
would warrant such action. Section
SO Of the Salt Creek Field is one Of
the richest in the world outside OF
our great cities and will yield many
millions to the common schools. It
should be permitted to stand on its
w merits and not be made a foot
bali to be kicked about by big in
terests seeking selfish ends. In re-
cent years it has been the practice
Of the Wyoming Land Board to pro-
tect those lessees, who in good faith
have developed state lands and
made them valuable. This has been
done without injury to anyone and
the rights Of the people have been
fully maintained. No attempt has
W. been made on the part of the
state to annul a lease prior to its ex-
piration and It appears to me that
this would be Q dangerous precedent.
The property that belongs to the
common schools OF Wyoming ought
not to be made subject to any con-
sideration other than the welfare
Of the educational system and in its
disposition It should not be tied up
with interests entirely independent
thereof. When school property 1,
to be disposed OF let hard cash
from the highest dependable bidder
be the rule.
w. e. CHAPLIN.
, 1923-03-01
RAWLINS TT Wins
and ALSO LOSES
RED and White BASKETBALL TEAM
BREAKS even IN Two DAYS
STAY At LARAMIE

Altho Rawlins High can hardly be
said to have returned from 4 sue
cessful trip to Laramie. the trip can
at least be described as being SEMI
successful.
Altho the local boys dropt the
game they wanted to win the most,
they redeemed themselves the fol-
lowing night by taking the speedy
University Prep quintette into camp
to the tine Of % to 10.
1t must be admitted that the Raw
Inns lads trotted IL on the basket
ball floor at Laramie High last Fri
day night fully confident that they
would be able to avenge the defeat
meted out by Laramie several weeks
ago.
The game started out with 4 rush
and for the first twenty minutes OF
play 1t was nip and tuck between
the two teams. with Laramie High
maintaining a slight lead over the
visitors. The second half opened
with Laramie leading II to 8 and
the outcome still in doubt. The last
frame Of the contest was but a few
minutes old. however, when Vivian.
Rawlins' star guard. was put ont
OF the game for personal fouls. The
local lad has become noted for
playing the ball hard" but has al
ways been known to play n good
clean game. In the game at Laramie
he was going his best and when sent
to the bench by the referee the score
was SO close that either team could
have o With the absence OF
Vivian the Rawlins defense went to
pieces and the Laramie. forwards pro-
ranhad AZ nnrn IN ala 80 .--
score. At the end of the game the
totals stood: Laramie High 80, Raw
Inns High IS.
In the game last Friday night
Cordiner. Laramie forward, made
Ii points. Corbett 10 and Mast. cen.
ter. 8. For RawlIns Engstrum made
10 tallies-part from the free throw
line. O'Melia 6 and Loomis 2.
II fouls were called on Rawlips
and 10 on Laramie.
The Superintendent OF the Lara
ME High Schol refereed the game.
Saturday night the locals tool on
The University Props ut the University
gymnasium. The this time
showed Rnwiins High as having 20
and the Props -. Tho locals
h services OF Vivian through,
put this game and consequently the
Rawlins defense held firm against
the attacks OF the University lads.
Tho score at the end OF the first
half was II to 6 In favor Of Rawiins
and h margin was further In
In tho last half whom tho
locals ran up IS points to their OPP
Z.
EnEstrum made II points OF which
) came by the FREQ throw route:
)'Mclia made 10 with five field goals
inc LOOMS made one field goal.
For h Props J. Cannon made 3
and BuKas made 6.
Whittcnbachcr. OF Wyoming Until
refereed tho game.
But ono substitution was made
Turing tho trip to Laramie, Conicy
.ook vivinn's place at guard In tho
High Eamo.