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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
VIII Use Economic L0lUs
to SOIUe Wheat Problem
Farmers Will Pull Thru and Public Will Be
Asked to Help, Say Experts
ny IP. WRIGHT

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. s.-AH
their reward Tor a seasons work. the
farmers OF the United States viii
have 10 pocket loss OF gi72 900. 900
on this years wheat crop an a result
u the recent slump IN wheat prices.
That II tho estimate Of J. c.
Mohlcr. secretary OF the Kansas State
Board Of Agriculture
The slump. caused mainly BY over.
production turnout the world. VIII
sweep away tho earnings OF millions
OF farmers. Mohler estimates. and
leave them poorer than they were a
year ago
IL means check In the prosperity
wave that has swept the country.
during the recent months. hs be.
lieyea. but VIII not bring on a panic
The ioaa estimate N based on
production cost OF ti.3G n bushel. the
estimate OF what Il costs n farmer 10
raise n buahel Of wheat IN Kansas
this year. The farmer viii set only
an average or n cents bushel for
hla product.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
G. N. Loadings Pass
100000 Car Record

Tho 100. ooo-car mark was paannd
again by tho Great Northern Ian,
month. freight loadinsa for July as.
Ercgatlng ioi.iio cars. This IN a
gain OF 81 per cent over July, 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
DAIRY PRODUCTS
rrisss Paid 10 Shipper
DAIRY PRnnIcIs
DAIRY PRODUCTS


To thtpDrrr
hroiiers isshpTrn, per %. . II
Rocks Aud Reds. per u 49, ~
eapons-iAre. Tat. per lbta.s. as
fancy q. ?. s,tss ..,,....4s.. ~
Hsns-ta lbs, and up ....... 81
Medium. live. az 20 as Ia. -
Live. ilEh,. ! 10 AZ lbs. -
Fancy airy picked Z cents abaFs
live ., J cents above live
Geese tive. fat. 20 ~ iha "a
belgian Harr>-t lbs. and up ~
Turkeys -Fafiey D. young 40
Live. fat per tb........ sE
hoesirrs-oii. live. per h.. ii
HoEn-
shoiee' light ....t...,.....t. .fog IS
Fancy. heavy. iS0-s0o DE lilo ~
Medium heavy iBe.soo lbp ESQ 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Buying Prices. Il. o. IL, Seatt

Bargains in homes are being OF.
fercd thru the Want Nd Columns
daily. Some at exceptional sac.
rliicing prices. A small payment
down viii give you possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
"WHEATLESs DAYS"
STARTED SLUMP

Nheaiiesa days during the war arc
blamed for starting the slump. That
campaign reduced consumption BY an
estimated 100000. 900 bushels in a
year.
AN oyer.rioh diet necessarily
means less OF wholesome food such
as wheat bread" lnierposeH Charlotte
y. chatfield or the department Of
home economies in the wheat council.
But We shall find that the simpler
foods cannot DO neglected"
IAN these causes. surviving the
war. have brought s. about that the
wheat farmer Is tho only business
man In America for whom the war is
not over" says Congressman Ander.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

tuesdays Qnotattnua
SuEHr--puii Raw. fG01. refined.
dull; graduated. iT.3aWE
tbffrc--No. Z Rio. spot, t0f. 10 Ne
Santos. l3A uifc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08

clares Congressman Sydney Ander.
uon OF Minnesota, president OF the
wheat council. which has it's head.
quarters here
Yet America since the war has
cut It's consumption OF wheat. Fig.
urca published this summer by the
American Farm Bureau Federation
show per capita consumption. which
was 5.s bushels In 1870. 80 bushels
in 1880. and sc bushels IN 1910.
dropped 90 an average OF IS bushels
for the four years since 1919
Thus. where the average house.
hold In 1910 ate Clio ioaves. II now
consumes IL loaves
Even normal high consumption OF
wheat In the United States Is only
a little more thnu half that in Can.
ada and IN less than most OF the pro.
rreHglye nations Of Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
MUST CuRTAIL
WHEAT PItODICIInN

Tho situation n such that farmers
simply viii nave 10 give up raising
wheat In such large quantities. {"
Mobler says IL IL idle 20 expect
legislation OF any other factor 70 IN.
crease wheat prices while tho world
markets are being flooded.
The farmers OF this continent
oboyed tho economic Law and pro.
dueod moro wheat when moro wheat
was needed. They are Just as Ger.
tain 10 obey tho economic law and
produce less wheat when less wheat
h needed.
III N comparatively easy TO extend
a business on a rising market. II Is
difficult 10 readJust "a business on a
profitable basis with falling mar.
kot. but that appears 20 30 the big
Job confronting tho wheat farmers Of
tho United States
"A reduction or wheat acreage and
more diversified farming in the
wheat producing states constitutes
the only certain remedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Weather Bureau Report

TATooBH BLAND. Aug t.--s A. NJ
barometer rising. cloudy, wind south
Srst. miles an hour. Passed Instr
foko AAru. az : a N. str Robi Luck.
enbAch. At $40 a. m, Passed out--atr
George Allen. At 7ls a. M. Hsr San
Diego, AZ a. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Denver Live Stock

tuesdays Quotations
cntIc--Hecelpts 500. Market steady.
Beef steers 9Gm1i. COWS and hejr-
orst sS.87. stockerB and feeders.
s4IT.2b.
Hogs-Recelpts $500. Market f5a
25c higher. Top. IS: builts. ET.25
shrcp-Rcceipts. none. stroup
lambs. i0ntt,75: ewes. 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Aug. Cash wheat
No. 1 red. ssI4 II g9c bushcI. No ?
rod, s7Ac G9sAc buahet: No. . rcd.
9l99Bi4c bushel No. 2 hard. p7H
l09A bushel No. 2 spring. g1.0sE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Foreign Securities
Tuesdays Quotations
Furnished By i0Eun q nryan
$40 Second Ave. Seattle
Portland Produce
'1lnrstlny'a QnetailnL

nuttcr--3s G4tc 10.
EEE---Buying price. a7Wgac dor .
selling. 5B0 9sc dor
Chersc---s9 81 3fc 10
Iiens-l4n &c 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
NelU York Stock Market

NEW YORK Aug speculative
dealings ~ pp-nlnu
ants services President Harding Waahngten Despite limited
"a
aldwn lltls iUhlchem steel
~
aIle l2l Pennsylvania t3 Marland sos ~ New YORK. Gem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
VEGETABLES

friTe- faid Wholesale Dealers
tfbe prices given are these made 10 20.
iail dealers b. wholesaler win q few
HTaHphai exceptions. pFisss 20 producers
can he figured hy drductins the cost or
transportation 60 SEATTLE and appfuni,
matsli is's fof hauling. atofaEs and usiis
ms tuHtl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
wf.UNEsDAl
ARC

Aihs
f1rsi high Tide
isfs1 A. IN. 90 a.
First Low Tide
Tts a. m. % a.
second High Tide
sfss o. N ioi T.
Second Low Tide
SIT .. m 20 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
} MALE HELP-WANTED
Wanted, Good Painter

One who can do apartment house
work and take pay in rent OF mod
ern s-room apartments Halloran,
Main 214l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
San Francisco Produce
Tuesdays Quotations

IIuitcr--I;xtras, l7c ID; prime fIrsts
13c lb.; flrsts, 42c III.
EgEs-gxtras, 381ac doz.: extra pull
Iets. zoe doz.: undcrsIzod puliets.
Chcrsc-colifornla flats, fancy. oRiLc
Ia f'' A"hNst 20 ~ 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
THt RsDAY
Aau.a

AUG. y
FIRST High ride
tg1p a. IN iso a.
iirst low Tide
stzs a. m. e.g n.
second High rid,
&;es y m 1875 q.
srcond Low Tide
gtE . IN. 90 r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
ORIENTAL TRADE IS
ONE-FlFTH 0E TOTAL

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-Ac.
cording to figures Just an.
nounced, the total trade between
the United States and the Far
East In the year ending June
30, 1929. amounted TO 81. coo. 600.
600. gain OF rs per cent over
the previous fiscal year. Twenty.
one per cent OF our entire foreign
trade In the fiscal year Just end.
ed was with tho Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid N,-bais..i. nj.

n n Dressed, per ib.,.....s ~
Hens Dressed, heavy ..,...... .7sH .st
Dressed. Hight ......... sb8 =.
Live. heavy. 10. ..... .sgW :.
Live. light. 10 ......... ii
Broiisrs--Urssssd. per N. 80. asa ..
Gccse-Dr Dressed. per ID. .... =,
Turksyp-Faney. dressed .s. .aoa 4.
Live. fancy. ih........ =,
Belgian Iiares-five. per ID NJ
Dressed. por 10 .......... .soa ~
nowp--g country dressed, h.. $50 .oi
HoEs-Fancy block ....4..... tia 4.
Ycni--Fancy, light ..... .Is5 ~
Heavy, coarse .......... .osG /,
Medium. dressed .......... .ifa ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Car Lots

tuesday, Quotations
Furnished b. taEan a rryan
$40 NrrnnI Az Aa.IIln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-08

Births
ported o.
Rogers.
boy.
Condioti.
Hartfield
ave. g
Nornnan.
girl. [
Enpens
girl.
Adams. I
w. gil
Dean. Z
girl.
Leehey [
girl.
Wilcox. /
way. s.
Endressd
girl.
Gornnan.
girl.
Peterson
Atlanta
Hansen.
Hawking
boy.
Taylor. Z
lClul, u
Look, WI
boy.
RaeG 81
girl.
Gazay, a
Hirabay0
a,a-eA-
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-09
HANZEL HARDWARE COMPANY
SOLD 81 RANGES LAST WEEK

The Majestic range demonstration
put on blythe Hanzel Hardware last
week was one of the truly successful
community events of the season.
Nine ranges were sold, but that is
not a full measure of the achieve
ment In crowding the store with
women anxious to hear Prof. Becker,
the noted chef and lecturer. Mr.. Han
eel and Mr.. Curtis are to be congrat-
ulated. There wasn't standing room
on the floor Women climbed to the
tops of the ranges and parked them
selves in any odd shelf that offered
foothold.
Mr.. Curtis and Mr. Hanzel had
worked hard to get a crowd. Among
other things, they ran large ad in
this newspaper. Not an ad so small
that you have to use microscope to
see 1T, but big ad. They got big
results.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-09
Irrigation Dist. Has
Many Advantages

The attention of land owners with
In the boundaries OF the proposed
Oakley Irrigation district should De
called to one of the many advanta-
ges the formation of such a district
and the issuing of bonds will bring.
1t is contemplated that the Carey
Act lands will vote to bond such
Carey Act lands for from $25.00 to
$4,000 per acre. Such bonds are t1
be credited on the water indebted
ness.
A number of what are commonly
known as Forty Dollar contract hol-
d ers owe considerable on such forty
dollar contracts. In addition to
such contract Indebtedness there also
exist large number of mortgages
on what is known as the Old Paid
Up water rights. Most of these
mortgages are on an eight percent
interest basis, a large number on a
ten per cent interest basis.
The bond issue by the district Of
fers means whereby such water
contract Indebtedness and any 9TH
er Indebtedness. up to about $1,000
per acre, may be funded into a
twenty year loan at interest not
over per cent. 1t is possible for
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-09
The Weeks Developments in Oil
Promise Thrills for Oakley District

1t is reported that the West Pearl
Oil and Gas company officials ex-
pect their new supplies, including
cable and control head, to arrive any
day. AS soon as the material comes,
drilling will be resumed. 1t will be
recalled that Dorsey Hagar, eminent
geologist and author of "Oil Geolo-
gy," who visited this field two years
ago, reported that he believed oil
sands should be struck between
$500 and 1900 feet Mr.. Dorsey has
important oil interests now in Mon
tana and California.
1t is still news to many that Dr.
H. H. Meyer of New York City, edi-
tor in chief of the Methodist Book
Concern, was here two weeks ago
investigating the Goose creek oil
fields. 1t is reported that DR.. Meyer
have important interests in several
producing oil fields and it is rumor-
e dthat they may help in developing
the mineral resources of this vicin-
ity.
j. K. Elliott who has charge of
the western business offices of the
West Pearl at Oakley, is attending to
important business matters in Oma-
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-09
Burley Defeats
Gal | ~ 28 to 0

Burley won the division chamri
onship today by defeating Oakley
Tie game was the hardest and fast.
est seen on our campus this season
oakley's young line held wonderfully
against Burley's experienced play
eIs. This is the smallest score
against Burley so far this year in
division games.
A feature of the game was the
open field running by Canine of Bur-
ley and Martin of Oakley. The punt
ing by Elliott was also notable. Cap
tain Martindale of Oakley hit the
line as hard as his opposing full
back, Kershisnik
A Wilson and Millard were Oak
ley's strength on the line, with. won
derful offense and defence playing
Fairchild made some notable plays
Every member of the team did bet
ter work than at any previous game
this season.
Burley's first touchdown came
from sixty-five yard run by Taylor
from a punt.
Score by quarers:
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-09
SPARKS FROM THE ANVIL
OF HER HUSBANDS WIFE

Richard Belden - Watch Nelson
Hunter play Dick November 12.
Emily Laden who has promised to
take Irene's place after Mrs. Ram
dolph goes to that land from whose
bourne no traveller ever yet return
ed'-Zina Haight.
John Belden, the uncle of Irerpe
and Richard-played by Rosel Hale.
Don't fail to see Stella Nelson in
in Her Huhbands Wife, in the role
OF Irene Randolph, the hypochron-
driac
Lottie Bach will appear as Nora
the maid servant.
Stuart Randolph, the young hus-
band who doesn't know of his er-
gagement to Miss Laden--played By
Olin Baker.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-09

ha this week. We expect to have
important news on his return.
G.. w. Stedman of Burley, who rs
an agent of the West Pearl, was here
on business several days this wee.s.
j. w. Houck of Twin Falls visited
the Oakley oil fields Thursday
While he didn't sa so, we got sort
of hint from his remarks that per-
hsps certain Twin Falls men We're
planning to drill in this district.
The Idaho Leasing company of AZ
ton, Wyoming, is leasing oil land
in the vicinity of Oak,eyl this week.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-09

See B. f. COWLES for fire
insurance.
Burley orchestra Anona for Ar
mistice dance, November ~.
Miss oCarrie Tucker, stenographer
for the West Pearl Oil and Gas com
pany. was Burley caller, Wednes-
day.
A black COW fell into l.. A. Mel
sons cistern last week and drowned
Mr.. Nelson would like for the owner
Of the COW to help with the funeral
arrangements.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-09

he 70 A Ae five efugeh hell in
y preceding November Icouco commit n geaerou He
q O @ dwa that lays the efonda
alton try h herself ewing gSmungs s knosHn
Sherman ge h hus sfamoss statement monsl
max imo
does something
cmsep Omtul
la % te who lad ttenh otha
doing defeat the
Il
is e
O iron G depreciation chgH sneeSa Sareito But
is the eenho of Their good
a gh f bh rcomGeno
f c cluto fuodxh lied
peudc and
tai of astounding uten
in of oval Americans
ghNe apMadmga notsm!
Ace cached
hemtona 1.-THE
b oft
is what he
@ have a the candy Iwant'
n dom then after oo elf
ali hecanyh
sore h noha Amn
%
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-09

the land owner to include in such
bond issue sums due as heretofore
mentioned; 1t is also possible for
the land owner who owes nothing
on water or on mortgage to include
his land in the bond issue. If this
latter is done, the bonds or pro-
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-09

IN nov reon then
an %@ that d Dsr@huea
hh ~h lis ~ atma mrm mu
as m dd J % carrie
hn I'll % m dn
ct a~" ~" m p paaanye gwmnvm
D Omam mmnmm ann
h t % y
hk h tax ~ mu
of socialist ~ national hmH by ~ % mnumhe eenmnn nauhp
bodies ~ arro IL Hp ~~ ~~ ~gd dmrya
b mmt whna hman nmam nehehn hsnmuw
t " b n he % Of houses n wood
~
nay approve n ~ lisa live ~ o lon like H
m by % h viii wear Though may npn flower m " m to bel Andme
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an ray come % he Importance
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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-09

help them) but how sad that boys must fight also
for people who can't think of anything better to say
when peace is declared, than, "Now can have all the
candy want" (The fact I'm talking about this lady
doesn't prove that have the tiniest spark of moral
courage, for certainly would not say it if the woman
of this newspaper)
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-09

Continued on page six)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24

ska xupa, ziada informacie o ma
jetku v Ebcrharde.
Frantisek Venhard, Hidas, chce
parcelu I. 1900 Felskeho pozem-
ku.
Jan Sujansky, Suja, p. Rajec,
zupa Trencianska, Glen 332. sbor;l
Slov. Ligy, ziada licenciu ma Fri
valid, resp. ma Rajec.
Drahi bratia a sestry, kancela-
ria Slovenskej Ligy americkej Y
Bratislave vybavuje vsetky zale-
zitosti sverene jej elenmi nasej
organizacie a clenmi ich rodin ma
Slovensku. Preto obrat'te sa k nej
pri kazdej prilezitosti doverou.
Vsetky listy tykajdce sa Infor-
macnej Kancelarie v Bratislave.
racte adresovat': Slovenska Liga,
P. O. Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
SO srdecnym, pozdravom som
Vam oddany spolubrat
Jan A. KocIr,
tajomnfk -Slovenskej Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
MA PREDAJ
ZARIADENA FARMA,

2S2 akrov IA dlazuenej ceste, len
6 MIL cd Public Square. Budovy
pozostavajd 20 7 izboveho domu,
slate strecha, mastale inych Won
kajsich budovisk. Cena len $500
spolu nasledovnym osobnym ma
jetkom: 2 dobre kone Sire, Z
vybornych krav, 2 dobre jalovice,
5>svin, 400 kdr starych a mladych,
10 husi, 6s kacic starych a mia.
dych, celia droda kazdeho druhu a
vsetky farmarske stroje a nastroje
Tato farma drzana bola poriad-
ku a je Al state. Ak hl'adate
daco dobr6ho "a male peniaze, tn
je to. Haste sa u
IRA G.. PARK hned'
6O6 Home Savings & loan Bldg.
Fedora, 3570. Auto. 697O
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
HL'ADANIE ZTRATENYCH
KRAJANOV.
r t. + s.

Ceskosfovenska tradovna Gu
dzojazycnej lnformacnej sluzby
(Czechoslovak Bureau, Foreign
Language Information Service,
ll9 w. 41st St, New York City,
obdrzala ziadosti vyhl'adanie
dolu uvedenJch nezvestnych kra-
janov. Kto z laskavych citatel 'ov
by mohol podat' nejaku ,zpravtl,
mech ju laskave sdeli ma horeuda'
nj adresu Ceskoslovenskej 1radov
nj alebo aspon sdelenie j. taketo,
ktore by mohlo West ma stopu v
d'alsom patranl.
Nezvestni sd:
Raljkova Anetta, rodom z Pa
drte Rokycan. Jej manzel ma
mat alebo NAL obchod S nabyt'
kom ma Broad ulici alebo ma 9th
Avenue New Yorku.
Kopecek Rudolf, ktory medal 9
sebe znat' cd roku 1912 a byvaI
" st. Cloud Hotel v Syracuse, N
Y. Podl'a vsetktho byval tom
hoteli kelnerom.
Hamouz Karol, ktory je Anne
rike uz cd roku 1880. -Bol zamest
nanim sedlaf a ebyval v New Yor
ku, NAL dceru, ktora by mohl;
mat teraz asi 40 rokov.
Vacura Jozef Moravskych Kr
zanek, o ktorom dosly zpravy, x
zomrel a zanechal nejaky MAZE
tok. Nal byt' strojnikom a snad
pozdejsie bol mattel 'om podob
nej dielne, alebo zavodu zamoeni
ckeho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
UPRIMNE SLOVO K BRATOM
BYv. CSL. LEuIONAROM.

.
Bratia, trpeli SINE ma bojisku
francuzskom, ako verni synovia
slovenskej matky mnohi SINE tam
prisli zdravie. Ale ked SINE sa
yrtaili vstdpili znovu do sluzby
slovenskeho naroda, zazili SINE
yel'ke sklamanie, lebo nasli sa
medzi nami odrodili Slovaci, kto-
II ved1 boj proti Pittsburghske.i
Dohode, pracujuc ako Judasi "a
potlacenie 'prirodzenvch pray ma
rodnych.
Ia cas- zdalo sd, re al Slovenska
Lfgs bola. Y ton sWrades jedova:-.
tych gazov, zvlaste v rokV 12laa;
ked' niektori legisnari, tnIv
meme vsetkych legionarov podpi-
sovali rezolicie, odsudzuj1c ma
smrt' samospravu Sloyenska. A
sprava Slovenskej Llgy proti tomu
ytedy neprotestovala. Nuz nasled-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24

kom toilo, vystdpii som : Ligy. a
tisici! Preeoi Lebc my.
sleli, ze Lfga prsstala byt' naSou
slovenskou matkou, a stala 50 ma
Sou macochou. Teraz ale, ked VII,
dim ocistu, ked' vidim, ze Lfga sd
zbavuje nepriatel'ov Pittsburgh
skej Dohody, ked vidim, ze Liga
ie a chce byt' nasou matkou, ali
ia znovu som 50 prihlasil "a elena,
a jak ma tejto ceste vytrva, chcem
.byt' iej clenom al do snrti!
Kazdy verny Slovak Slower
ka V Amerike NAL by nosit' od-
znak Sloyenskej' Lfgy. IA kazdy.
NAL by pomahat' sprave Y jej boil
"a prava slovenskeho :naroda, pro
ii nepriatel 'om cechoslovackym.
ia verim,, 'ze bratia Cesf, neodo-
pieraii by Slqvakom, samospravu
som isty, zeby vernf Cesi dopria-
ii Slovakom takd slobodu ma Slo-
vensku, akd cni majd Cesku, ke-
by nebolo cechoslovakov medzi
nami, lebo oni znajd, ze ich musf
$ Mani !, spajat' ,yzajomna bratska
laska. :"
A preto al pochybujem, zeby
cni prijali mas narod do otroctva
ako inn to nasi zaslepenci pon1ka-
III, lebo Cesi vedia, ze Is. repub.
liku, len bratske dorozumenie O.
boch nasich narodov, zachrani cd
ipadku. ia verfm, ze~ by uzako'
nenim Pittsburghskej Dohody, do.
cieleny Dol svaty pokoj a syor'
most, co by nema!o posilnilo CS
trepubliku vo vndtri ma vonok
a;;to je 81 ziada kazdy verny slo.
YAK a Slovenka. i. ~.
slovenska", .Iiga by mala dat
vyhotovit' zylastne: ,odznaky pre-
ivernych slovenskyeh legi'onafov,
ivyzvat' ich, ably sa zreorganizo
| vail ako "Legionarska OdbocEa
SLOW. Lfgy'' jej lone, pod me.
nom: "Verni synovia slovenske.
hatky, Legionari Cs. republiky.'
Toto by prospelo Lige, a SLOW. lie
gionarstvo by bolo hachranent
pred zahynutim, ktore mu hrozi
Drahy Slovensky L'ude! Pama
tai ma svoju svobodu! Prec SC
zradcami! TT mech nemajds mie
sta medzi nami. Podporuj svo
jich vernych vodcov v boji "a sa
mospravu Slovenska! Konaj ra
| dost 'ou svoju narodnd povinnost'
Vstupuj do Slovenskej Ligy
Mech .je uskutocnene heslo: "C'
Slovak, to Glen Slov. Lfgy, to au
tonomista!"
Znacim sa dplnou 1ctou,
M. L. Zeppey.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
6 IZBovY DOM $4,000.

Dom, ktory sa nachodi blizko
stredu resta, medzi South a Mar
ket, ma 6 izieb, fornes, elektriku,
gaz, vodu, ma dlazdenej ulici a Z
tomu este. al 2 izbova chalupa
Mattel obetuje ten majetok "a
$4,000. Lot je vel'ky, 42x165. Kte
hl'ada dom, a zaujima sa o tento,
mech sa hlasi u M. Mraza, 800 W.
Federal st. " redakcii)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
PAIGE-JEWETT

Nase predaje si take, re mozeme s
opatrnost 'ou prijfmat' upotrebovane ka-
ry pri kGpe novych. Pc vybrati dobrej
upotrebenej kary, my ju dame do do
breho stavu a davame obecenstvu do
predaju doverou, re sd to skutoGne
hodnoty.
1923 OAKLAND-Hnana len so mil'.
Tato kara je celkom nova, nikdy nebo-
la pouzita ami ma, demonstrate. Cena
je hodne nizsia cd riadnej. :.
1921 PAIGE-Sport model, zafarbe-
ma Japan modrej, vel 'm; dobr6 gumy
viacere zvlaStnost.
1921 PAIGE ROADSTER-3-oso
dobra farba, vrch, dobrf. gumy dobre
a is najlepsom stave.
1922 JEWETT-5- -osobna, hnana len
1000 MIL ,, dplne vystroiena potrebami
CHANDLER TOURING-Hotova dc
cesty. Dobra kara "a vel mi nizku cenu
1922 FORD TOURING-slozitel me
rafy, zamka ma kole, spotlight, rychlo.
mer, stoplight, cord gumy-5 ich je, q
cenena ma RICHLY predaj.
1917 Observation-Disclosures rozum.
mi nabidku.
PAIGE-JEW co.
2l7 WICK AVENUE
| fe"eral s9oo Federal 1850
!.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-08-24
HL'ADAME DIEvCA

ma vseobecn1 domacu pracu. Met
prania, vsetlzvl .elektricke poho-
dlia. Dobre miesto pre- pravn oso-
bu. Haste sa {. ~ Thornton Ave.
alebo zavolajte Bell, Federal 5370.
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