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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-04

CHIHUAHUA CITY. Mex. - The
Polosi Mining Co, the largest OF It's
kind herc, apparently without hope
OF getting its ores smelted soon, has
closed, dlscharging Geo men.
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liNgWALI,-At t82f.B TONY ave.
oct. 3, 1923, MARGARET g. DING
WALL aged bG years, beloved Bis
ter N Or Mary l. Willlhmhnn OF
Toronto Canada. Member ~ ore
der Eastern Star Home Under
taking 90
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4. l.. o. WAS STARTED
IN MT. PLEASANT, IOWA

The r. f. o. started back in
Mount Pleasant, Iowa, a. u 1869,
and It took courage TO be club
woman" in those days, believe me.
Seven ardent and farvisioned girls
composed an oath, drew up con
stitutien and adopted the name
which today dement's the friendship
of over $4,000 ambitious women.
Gradually the u. h. O. reached out
It's tendrils until from coast 10 coast
II represents one OF the highest
ideals of which an enlightened civ.
ilisation is capable.
The work of the +. T.. o. Is en-
Hrcly literary. musical and phil.
nnthropic. The greatest work is
the education OF young girls who
have talent but not the means TO
develop II. Loans are made them
from the fund-of which II Is the
principal issue OF the convention TO
create in tho sum of 100000 or
hetter--whIch Is kept in constant
circulation. Its membership Is
$4,000 women. representing 1875
chapters. Sc OF which are In the
state Of Washington. Mrs. Bertha
Clark Hughes. supreme president,
says: 1T Is n college sorority gone
afiold. whose members may or may
not have attended college, and who
arc invited not rushed It's
ideals are high. its endeavors cul-
tural and It's definite work tho
maintenance by voluntary gifts TO
"a revolving fund serving as loans
to worthy girls who desire higher
education with view TO being
self.supporting."
From now on. I'm for mysteriesl
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MANILA. p. democratic party
leaders have taken court action No
compel Gov. Cen. Leonard Wood to
make public the details Of cxpendi'
lures from the i.O0O.0 600 peso indie
penAence fund.
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More Girls
Seek Prize
Two Enter Contest Of
Elks

Competition Tor Tho honor Of i'm.
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PEIsSONAL

a GUARANTEED slomaeh remedy
We care not how many rtintal,s
this does not enable you 20 eht
with comfort. your money WIN Do
refunded ~ FOR tehtiuenlhln,
MAcKGNTOHH SCOTCH Hl3hEDf
10 L.. IL HnnlIIn-
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2O-FoR RENT HOUSES

4 Room HOUSE. very close in US
G-HOOM HOUSE. Legchi utH...., 20
B. ROOM FLAT. I.eHrhi Hts, .s.,. 10
WAaHINGTON LOAN 4 TRUST 90.
M in-0is1. III stewart N,
b. Room house FOR rent. furnished or
unfurniBhed. Furniture for 7g2
NJ. 7Ith.
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DISCOVERED!
= = y y = y
The Mysteries of the P. E. O..

not SEQ a single II. Il. o. until she
reached sheridan. wyoming. But
they're certainly thick around here.
Wednesdays session showed $50
registered visitors from outside OF
Washington. and s5o seattle and
state visitors. Charming women Of
tho highest type Of refinement. in.
teiiigenee. vision-ail busy and
happy aud having n glorious time.
know women They're putting
something over when they're like
that.
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FUNERAL NOTICES


pI.ANTz- 4iig Linden ave- Oct
2. 1873. Lucy j. FLANTZ. aged "a
yeara. beloved wife OF u. =. pian'z
and mother ~ Mrs. A. l.. March.
Mts lee Wsttiaufer and n l.
plauiz.
FUNERAL services Friday. Oct 8. a.
y M az guF chapel intcrTneni Ht
Evergreen Park Home Undertake
Ing 60.
LAWT0S- this ciiy. Oct :. 1879
HARRY .. LAYTON, aged ~
yearF. beloved husband 81 Alice
Nay t.awton,
Funsrai services viii be held At
the paripFa % Banney- watson Co.
this tThurpGaY1 afternoon al Z
o'clock Friends are invited 20 at
tend. Cremation.
PErERsoS-- the family resi-
drnee. zSnk ". sbth Eis, Oct. ?, 1898.
PETER PET EHsoS, aged 50 years,
The remains VIII be taken 80 Hil-
yerdais. WaNh.. this evening. where
funeral services will be held Friday
afternoon. iannney- watson Co..
funeral directors.
POLLARD = Al snoaaaiinIe Falls
wash oct, !. 1898. JOHN HENRY
POLLARD. aged 40 years. beloved
HUn ~ Mrn. Martha 4. jumper
and brother 81 MAY Louise Free
man and Alma l. Jumper
Funeral services Will be held At
tho patioTH ~ Bonney- watson Co.
Saturday afternoon al o'clock.
Friends are invited 20 attend, In
torment al Washeiii cemetery,
hilatlLA.s-A tho family residence.
Tna ~ fo7Fd At. Oct, 2. 1893,
CHARLES A. HARLAN. aged ~
years. beloved husband 81 MfH.
Nagftw a. Harlan ana father ~ Wi.
iiam y and Hugh q. Harlan.
Funeral seFyiceH viii be held at
the paflora ~ nnnneY- Watson %.
Friday afternoon At : o'clock
Friends arc invited TO attend. Gre
matinn
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Central Whist Club

l2i Olive ~. Phone MA in-eS2i Games
afternoons. 2s30; evenings. $3.50
IN HISTOLOGY VII begin
oct. 9Th Inquire TheoHophical
Han IdBDy Bldg
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tered in the contest
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As MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE

Buy Your Shingles Now!
Extra clears. 1865: extra sisr-A-
star s3is; fo-inch clears. s2.15.
delivered Sweeney Single Co..
Ferry Landing. West Seattle
WE st-os7t or WE st-ssSs evenings
BEST forest wood, $3.50 cord. 1888
half cord: mill wood. 81 cord.
ryinner ends 50 cord. Elliott fT2t.
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Electrical Fixtures

You save considerable when you buy
your electrical fixtures UPSTAIRS.
from the man that makes them.
wAGNER's LIGHTING FIXTURES
1910 Westlake ave. Times Square.
WE INSTALL THEM FREE
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81 UNFURNIsHED FLATS
AND APARTMENTS

MOUNTAIN VIEW FLATS
several 3.room modern unfurulahed
flats. freshly decorated and paint
~, walking distance. gi4 month
10 BEE THEM rs TO WAIT
THEM. si2 Davis pl. near Charles
a. and 18th ave. =. Rainier valley
car u Charles IT,. walk two blocks
east Key H2f Davis pl. Phone
IABt-iisB fDrenOOnB and even
inca
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16

zyeriny javi sa kvantitativne j
1skvalitatfvns zvysen5. Ch6va osi-
panyeh sa vel mi ujima . rozsir,,-
je, nasledkom Soho je yelika po-
Iptavka pc plekancoch, ktorych
cena pohybuje 50 medzi 18 28
Kesl. IA kilo zivej v4hy, Ma tr-
Ihoch bola nalada normalna. Po.
ptayka bola 50 strapy cudzich
kupcov najviac pc zapraknych yo-
loch. Domacc rol l'nictvo kupovalo
najviac m1adsi 'dobytok ma cho-
vanie a ma mlieko.
Ceny pohybovaly 81 takto: Dol
ne kravy: A. kor. "a kilo zivej
vahy. Zaprazne voly: 3-a-6, DOLBY
tok ma jatku SIS, tel'ce rs, O.
sipanes: 9-1l kor. Kone preda-
vane boly,po 100 az $500 kordn "a
jeden kus.
Co sa tyka zvelebovacej akcis,
vel'ka pozronost' yenovana bola
no ;strany rol 'nlckych inspekto-
roy zakladaniu kmenovych stad q
poist 'ovaniu dobytka. Porobene
boly kroly ku upiestneniu cisto-
krvnych pinogavskych a sinen-
skych bujakov a yorkshireskych
kancoy.
Socialne pomery medzi rol'nic-:
tvom vo vseobecnosti s6 dost' u
spokojiye. Pribudlo nieco neza-
mestnanych, nnoho l'ndi hlasi sa
ma sezonnu pracu do Czech, Mora
wa Rakiiska.
,yyziyne pomery,' sd vel'mi do
sbre. Fsade prevlada nabidka O
proti poptavke.
y Ceny cbilia trochu vystdpily. a
upevnily sa.s senos slama, zemia-
ky sa udrzaly:,v Gene. Tyzdenne tr-
hy sd dtbre obosielane NE dosta-
tok d d'ateiinoveho semena nahra-
deny bude senlenom z ,Rumunska
dovezenym. Medzi rol hletyorn je
veliky zaujem 0 zosl 'aehtenie zr-
ma ma semeno. Pocas druhej polo
vice mesiaca januara bolo badat
ze vel 'komlyny Spekulovaly ma
silny vzostup Glen !, preplacaly o..
bile mad ceny burzovne. Neuka-
zals sa Madna potreba ia covoz O.
bilia a milky cudziny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
S. II. K.,

sNJ.ss -. sA ~ - s Il n ssg
n polovici mesiaca januara ma
stal taky odmak, xe sa mohlo po-
kracovat Y orani 4 na mnohych
miestach pripravovali p6du pro
jarny osev. Snahovs fnjavice a "a
mimi slabe mraziky prisly al okolo
la. jan. q trvaly do a., kedy ma
stal dplny odmak. Stav ozimin je
priaEnivy a ma rovinach islost II
ia i strniskovej d'ateliny hodne
zosiinely.
Pomery ma obilnom trhu sa zna-
enc Elepsily nasledkom eoho al ce-
ny yystupily ma burze Bratisla-
We.
Ceny hlavnyeh rastlinnych pra-
duktov pohyboyAly 50 takto:
100 ky psenice Kes. 13O4 ITO
100 ky zita Kcs. 100 Ito
100 ky jacmena Kcs. 80 100
100 ky ovsa Kcs. 100 120
100 kg kukurica nova Il. S0-100
100 kg fazuly bielej X 110-12O.
100 kg zemiakov po Kcs. 20 30
100 kg. fazuly barvistej x 90-110
100 ky sena dPa jakosti K 80 10
100 kg sla1ny krmnej Kcs. 40 60
100 ky slamy ma stlanie X 80 so.
Ma juznych krajoch Slovenska,
kde dorabam tabak, pracoyal ma
expedicii jeho poslednych zasob,
v roku 1922 1roda tabaku v po-
mere ku 1921 bola iba pQloviena
a to nasledkom suchoty jary a,
dazdiveho pocasia septembri a
oktobri. Al kvalita tabaku je slab
sia pestovatelia dostavali prie-
merne 6-S koriln "a kilo.
Y tomto roku zacina sa javit
mlmor1adny zaujem 0 sadenie o.
vocnych stromoy, co je priamy w
sleaok akcie so subvencnyini
stromkami. Cinnost' tito zahajila
expozitlra ministerstva zemedel-
stva v Bratislave.
Wharf obratili vsetku pozor-
most na svoje vinice, ktore boly
va.kou zanedbane filoxerou zni-
Gene prejavuje sa nmysel ysst-
Ky vinicne plochy znovu vysadit'.
Nasledkom tohoto pohybu je We
lika poptavka "a vinnymi stepami.
Zdravotny stav dobytka ma Slo-s
vensku bol uspokojivy. Miestami
jaw sa nedostatols krmiya, najyiacI
sena, ktoreho nebolo valne pre- We
like sucha, v horskych zonach Ease
nasledkom ustavicnych dazd 'ov.
Y horskych krajoch nahradzalii
krmivo znehodnotenymi zemiak-
mi.
Vo vseobecnosti STAY domaccj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16


N Aplerihs niskodRn - ,aln napsdis'
dat predsedu Sloyen4k kei Ligy
lion prsto, lebo u pelcsjjs na ur
Islsuto6nehi prpgr1 s3icysnaksj
Ligt, teda ~ takeia aieSoil, 81
lalhe sihlasf ! phssveelsenin No
sisy sisnatNA Hy4
Alebo, uexmisAe ot6xku nabo.
zensksj organizacie. Nisktorf 81
ItotiS pozsstsyajii p mad lynn, ze pred
soda Slorenskej Evsnjelickej 1ed+
noty, je Gaenon i tAlEpn yybore,
ktory 50 ntvcril M vysnkhanie
Pittsburghslnej Dohody : saytnjli
sa: ako to dvoje sdvisi, akym pra-
voms
Nuz, vezmime 81 ma vysyetlenie
priklad Z inokadial' Vezmime ST
priklad ia takej osobnosti,' ktora
bola II New Yorkskom Dennika
vyhiasenS "a autoritu. NeEaaime
prfkiad bisknpa Zocha. Zoch je e-i
vanjelickym biskupoan zapadneho
distriktu, teda predsedom vel 'keJ
evanjelickej cirkevnej organiza-
cie. "A ako predseda tejto vysnam-
ncj organizacie. je sdcasne V pred
scdnfctye Hospoddrskej Baaky,
Ije predsednlctve Lauferovskej
Eidovsko mad 'arskej spoiocnosti,
ekrem toho Y zidoysko- mad ar
skej Dunajskej Banke patrl do
Etej. eeslSej narodno-demokratickej
strany, ktorejIje yyznamnym Gle
nom cinitei'om basnik Ma
CHAR, ktorsho JED 2 JUDEY"
"a inc protI hrest 'anslke knihy i
ticcinkovafia, s6cxsI 'mi dobre saa-
me a prota ktbrJa = sste pred
prevratom slovenald svanjelici V
eirkevnJch casopisoch tax roahod-
Ne - h;ajn5m poAezseisfn sbra-
cali - - a predsa, hl'a, nepocali
sme. ze by eyanjelicke kilazstyo
pre- tieto inkompatibilne veei, "a
protestovalo boio proti svojmu b.
slupoyi. Akym prayom ie teda
napadans predseda ameriekej
Sloyenskej Evanjelickej JednOty
preto, Ee sa so svojou osobou zl-;
castiuje takej vsnla1nnej prace,
ako je zibsspe6snie kivoea . kre-'
st 'aasa1ehe r6za nareda slevenskS-
ms, pemscoa Pittsburghskej Do
hody?
UvaEujne tfiezve tyehto ve-l
ciach. Nikto mech sa neclti ura-I
zepym pre- spominanie pravdy. u
vazujale a iryslim, Ee pridemel
K presvedceniu, ze taketo EazncH
yeei, neslobodno odbit nesmysel Z
nymi osobnymi urszkami nAdav-I
l1ami; labo tn idc o alzs sloVensSy
llarod, ak unaleiRle tyeh, ktori
sa mu obctiveu pracou senoyali,
TAX nbijame svpj vlastny rod, sVo-I
ju viastni krv a kopeme 81 vaast-
nor rukou hrob.
Andrej Mihal eK. klaz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
Kpl 10 ie zamestnancov U 6

Kol'ko je zamestnancov U cs'
statnych zeleznic? Pred dvoma
rokmi bolo ich 10000, teraz is
ich 151, ,452. Ubytok nastal ilmr-
tim, vystnpenim a vypoved mi.
- Kol'ko je komunistov ' re-
publike? Ma sjazde komunistickej
strany v Prahe oznamil delegat
Zapotocky, re strana vyslala l32
delegatov, co znaci l32, 900 plata.
cich clenov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16

---- ba9 Oa80pQ$,
lv TurG. Sv MARITIME kacal yycha.
dzet- mesacnik Z; Hasioske Ii.
lsty.
Iavaii1i-leg gionari v focncnl
Ivykaxe legionaroy invalidov il
8,298 osob, Z ktorych je 1,s4O tu-
berkul6znych suchoti otinafov), 341
poloslepych, s slepych, 405 reuma-
tikov, 252 duserne chorych, / bez-
ruky, 2 bez pravcj ruky a prayei
nohy, 18 BET l'arych rik, 81 bez
pravej nohy, As bez l'ayej nohy a
podobne.
Noyiny pre- trSstancov. Ma
kladom ministerstva spravodlivo-
sti .vyslo 1. cislo "Novln caso-
pisu pre- trestancov. Tacene sil
eesky, mad 'arsky nemecky. (Slo
vensky ME preto ME, zeby nebolo
slovenskych trestancov, ale preto.
lebo ceska rec je ia prava slo-
venska je vraj len narecim).
Go bude $ kosckou pravni-
ckou akadenliou. Ministerstvo
skolstva naklonne je ponechat
kosick1 pravnickl akademiu vo
forme slovenskej pravnickej aka
demie. s radost 'ou registrujeme
tento chyr, lebo ponechanie ko-
.sieekj pravnickej akademie v spo-
menutej forme zaujmom sloven-
skym.'
Adolf Heyduk xomrel. Cesky
basnik Adolf Heyduk, zomrel 6.
februara o 3. hodine rano starob-
nou slabotou vo veku SO rokov.
Basnik Heyduk bol jednym mai
vacsich priatel'ov Slovakov a v
svojej vel 'kej basni "Cymbal a
housle" ospieval slovensky l'ud a
,jeho rec ako ziaden iny basnik
Odpoeivat' bude ma Vysehrade
(Praha) vo Fricovej hrobke $ je.
no; druhom basnikom Nerudom.
Vd'acna mu pamat'!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
UVAzUJME CHLADNOKRVNE
Dokoneenie 2. strany.)s

dxi sliezskymi Poliakmi, takymito
distinkciami: Slonzako-P Poliak,
SlonzakoN Nemec a Slonzako-C Czech,
tam, kde robia uzkostlive rozdieie
medzi ruskym obyvatel 'styom Pod
karpatskej Rusi zapisovanim ru-
sinskej, ruskej q ulzraiinskej ma
rodnosti, tam nechcI vidiet'ia ne
chc1 strpiet narodn6ho rozdielu
medzi techom Slovakom, ale so
sijd to do spoloeneho pojmu Gee
choslovak''. Kde je tu setrena
'.nSrodn& existencia -? A ze je to
Ones este len ma papieri tax, to je
len preto, lebo mad papierom mol-
no neobmedzene vladnut ale mad
slovenskymi dusiami este ME Gel
kom. Preto je potrebny isty pre-
chod, ably sa obet prflis lychlo ne
prebudila, nespamatala neoG
strasila...
Czech Slovak sn popisovani "a
"Cechosloyakov'', ably nebolo Slo
vakov a sloyenskeho naroda oso-
bitne. Tu sa teda nerobi rozdiei
medzi Cechom a Slovakom, ale
preco sa robi teda rozdiel .medzi
Cechom a Slovakom, ale precs
sa robi teda rozdiel nedzi Cechom
a Slovakom ma Slovensku v tom
OIL 'ade, ze Czech ma Slovcnsku do
stava "SLOVENSKE' vyhody,
"siJovENSKE' diety, lepsf pa-
stup, popredne miesta "a Slo.
Eak?s
Teraz Ysak preskocmc ia nasc
tunajsie americko-sleNcnske po-
merry. Sloyenska anericka verej-
most e totix duseEne najyiac "a
intcresovana ma tej otazke: q ma
pri dnasnych politickych i stat
nych pomerech sloyensky nArod
pod Tatraani, zabezpeceni1 syojn
| narodna eKisteneiu . S tym spolu
vsetio, 10 pcjmom 9narod" I" sa-
! visit: Jedni hovoria, ze ano
! a 10 sd va6sinou ii okolo N. Y.
Dcnnika q dfuhf hovoria, ze ME
! q tvrdia s presvsd1enim .ze exi-
steneia slevensk&Ao naroda bude
zabezpeeen& len prijatim q postur
lnyn uskuto1nenim Pittsbarghskei
Dohody.
vsdy bolo tak, = prsdssdovis
| = yed4ri ~ fevia alnsririkj5sh slp
l ysnsllJis, - Mi q vjfysdih ,
| k5ch " IlsE6 = 1ziD t5la
II xfystS nfpee aevAnsk<ho 4
! bolo TAX III 1sls ~ : . nArodnej
III ! sirhsvs j n \
a aikdy aoterak nikonu nena
lpsdlo, zby hapidal a1nericky yct
nancdAyeh pracoyniitov ppeto, Il
- zilcastaevali nej akej pol litiekej
1 fnie strana5ckej) nAnadnej prict
ly prospech zivota naroda sloven
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= 2z'o5Fasrowfsxx % : B. |. .oe 1Nsxk Nh ~


lskeho. Ba ID bolo rssobecpe po-
lraaovans u ich povinnpst'.
Len dnesnon case .sIne II al
merike syedkami toho, u s1 d.
ipadani predsedoyia . yesfdcl cini-
telia rozlicnych organizacii preto,
ze ssa Gimme zncastnili narodnsj
l prace stlyisne ) nesplnenym pro
gramom naroda sloyenskeho, oh.
sazensho Pittsburghskej Do
Ihode.
| Nuz akof Je to aida inkompati.
bilita? !? To jest einitel' u jednej
narodnej, alebo cirkevnej organi-
(zacii nemal by nesmel by brat
ueast' takom podniku, ktory
testne a d presvedcenia sl6zi ma
rodnej vecis M6ze niekto pome-
noyat' Pittsburghskd Dohpdu r.
hubou narodas Co je to.xa narod,
ktory 81 vynasa Magna Charity 4
potom ich zahadzuje medzi sanetis
We'd taky nArod by musei al Inc
svoje ylastne zakony a ustanoviz-
ne nohami sliapat' Sam seba vra-
y5if, a NTIsTfN
/ Niektori ysak uznajn povedia /:
"No dobre. eest a uznanie Pitts
burghskej Dohode, ale o jej Wy
mahanie nesmie sa starat pred
seda Slovenskej Ligy, alebo .Slo-
! venskej Eyanjeliclsej Jednoty, -.
| lebo to ich uradoln nesuvisi..
Vraj: alebo jedno, alebo dru-
he
Nuz pozorujme len trocha: To-
mas 6. Masaryk je predsedom,
prezfdentom Cesko -Slopenskej re-
publiky, medzi obeanmi ktorej' sii
miliony takych obeanov, ktori ST
nepriatel mi s'obodno -murarstva.
IA predsa, hl'a, preident Masa-
ryk, tax isto ako al Benes, sd wy
kajdcimi funlscion&rmi a tlenmi
slcsodneho mnrarstva, to jest tai
neho spolku proti kfest 'anskym
|cirkvam. - prezidcnt Masaryk,
ma fniliony yeriacich obcanov -
a asredsa ON nelavno yydal svoje
spisy lylastne yydal to jelo Sc
krefsr. Daniel Skrach), kde jeho
slastne sloya takto znejd:
Neverim, ze Bob sa iudu
zjavil, aleboz mu dad nejakd ma
uku. Neverim ziadnom zazra-
ku. Nspriianan ziadns nibo-
kenstvo % kiadnej ciriExi. zia-
dam len nasfirkeyna, nezjaynd
ylef11,
Krest 'anstyo, dl'a Masaryka, je
ME insie, nez pokraGovanie stare
pohanskej bajkovej peyery.
Teda prezident Masaryk, neve-
ri ami v bozstvo Kristoyo, ami .y
tom, CO krest 'anske eirkve utia q
co ,niiiony jeho obcanov veri: a
predsa, ci toto veriace obcianstvo,
protestuje proti tomu, aby takyte
elovek stal mad MIN, ako hlava
statu? Ci sa cirkve pocas narode-
Tin prezidentovych, nemodlia v
kostoaoch "a jeho zdravie a "a
zdar jeho prac; q miliony veria-
cich Judi nedava mu tej dcty 4
oddanosti, ktora mu, ako hlaye
statu patri? A hl'a, aky obroysky
je tn rozdiel medzi dusevnym
svetom, presvedeenim prezidenta
- a medzi dHseynym svetom, a
presvedcenim lnilionov veriacich
obcanov! A kcd' hlavu takej vel :
kej vyznamnej organizacie, ako
je jeden Stat, neber1 clenovia OBJ
cania ma zodpoNednost', "a takcto
presYedcenie, ktoie znamena dtok
a nepriatel 'stvo oproti svatym du-
scvnym zasadain milionov obGa-
lnov ltoho statu; ako m6Ee prist'
\ * Y r i / II y
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-07-27
NOTICE
Public Auction

The undersigned will sell at Public
Auction to the highest and best bid
der for cash 1t his ranch near Castle
ton, Colorado, on the 18th day Of
July, 1928, at 2 o'clock in the after
noon, the following property:
One ~ Star Drilling Oil Rig, Shop
Number 1884, consisting Of boiler
and engine, together with al tools,
equipment and operating paraphe-
One ~ portable boiler.
This property Il being sold BY
authority Of the owner dhoreof, and
bill Of sale win Be gfysn conveying
clear title.
Here = . Bafeaia fse Teal
b. G. 1A8HBROOK.
E Es 5Ps sssiais:ssss 3 5s'y =: l e
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-07-27
NOTICE OF COUNTY TEACHERS
EXAMINATION

The regular examination for teach
ers will be held in Gunnison Thurs
day and Friday, August 9th and 10th,
in the Office Of the county superin-
tendent Of schools. The rules fol
the examination will be slightly DIFF
ferent this year than previously, al
was explained in the public press re-
Gently. In addition to these changes
the papers will be graded by the
State Examining Board instead Of by
county superintendent.
Respectfully,
MARGARET N. Balm,
County supt. Of schools.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-07-27

B. L. Dollard and wife are business
visitors in Denver this week, having
gone there for the hearing Of the
compensation claim put in by Mr.. Dol
lard against the Rio Grande railroad
It will be remembered that Mr.. Dol
lard was quite seriously injured about
two years ago, while loading cattle
for shipment ct the local stockyards
An angry bull severely gored him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-07-27

FOR RENT-My unfurnished modern
three room and bath bungalow,
corner Main and Ruby Ave. Phone
261W. MRS. ERvILLE DIEBOLD.
30-1t
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-07-27
JORGENsEN'
CASH GROCERY 1 BAKERY

James w. Brown left last evening
for Fort Logan, where he will be sta6
sergeant at military training camp
for the next five weeks. On his re-
turn, he will visit in Grand Junction
for q few days. Mr.. Brown attended
this same school last summer, and
received q medal as the best soldier
on the grounds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-07-27

Mrs. Valentine April left Thursday
to be with her sister, Lena Kop-
weeks ago in Denver. As the lady
Is not doing as well as might be, Mrs.
April Is not certain how long her stay
will be. Mrs. Kopfinger formerly
resided in Gunnison, and friends hope
for her speedy recovery.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-07-27

REMNANT SALE 900 yards, from
ten up to nineteen cents per yard.
The four and nine cent sale Of no.
tons almost closed out. Come and
get your share while they last, at
MASON'S STORE, Lower Main St..
Gunnison, Colorado. so.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-07-27

J. II. Allen arrived Sunday evening
from Santa Ana, Calf. and plans fcr
extended visit with his son. Ralph Al
len. and daughters, Mrs. Henry F.
Lake Jr., Mrs. F. C. Martin and Mrs.
F. d. Mckee. Mrs. Allen will pro-
badly arrive shortly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-07-27

Capt. J. w. Roy Of Lake Geneva,
Wisconsin, and wife were in our city
over Sunday. Captain Roy 10 adju.
tant 1t Northwestern Military and
Naval Academy on the shores Of Lake
Geneva, the school that Allen Lake
attended last year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-07-27

Frank Hohiesel has purchased the
Sanford residence on Upper Main St.,
and will take possession within few
days. Mrs. Frank Fisher will oc-
cupy portion of the house, reopen
ing her beauty parlor, which was de-
stroyed in the fire this spring.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-07-27
PURE SILK HOSE GUARANTEED
QUALITY

; / am representing the PURE SILK
HOSIERY COMPANY in Gunnison.
These are the finest quality hose for
the money to be had anywhere. Prices
are:
Ladies' Silk Hose, I pair ------s5.50
Sport Hose, 8 pair ----- 500
- Silk 4 Wool Hose, 8 pr. 500
Drop Stitch Hose, 4 pr. 500
1fsle Hose, pr. ------ 800
Full line Of gentlemen's and child
ren's Hose. Those desiring TO see
samples, write or rec
100 ALBERTA CRAZY, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-07-27
NOTICE or SPECIAL MEEriNG

Special meeting Of the members Of
the vashti Rebekah Lodge on the
evening Of July 31st, at the Odd Fell
lows Hall. BY order. Of MINNIE
SHIRLEY MACAREY and Assembly
Officers. 80
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-07-27
HIGH SCHOOL BOY DIES WHILE
SWIMMING NEAR DELTA

Delta, July 2S.-Floyd Ellison, 10
years old, was drowned in the Gunni-
son river hero Sunday, while out
swimming.
Several companions made heroic at.
tempts to save young Ellison, but
their efforts were in vain.
At noon Monday the body had moi
been recovered.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-07-27

J. L. Seymour and daughter, Fanny,
after visiting with the II. H. Andrews
and the T. w. Gray families, left on
Thursday evening for their home in
Rantpul, Kansas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-07-27
NOTICE

All persons digging in the streets
Of the Town Of Gunnison, or digging
up the town ditch banks for worms, or
for any other unlawful purpose, will be
prosecuted to the full extemt Of the
law. R. H. ANDREWS,
Town Narshal.