davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06
ZPRAVY V KRATKOSTI.

East Federal utica ma byt' roz-
sirena "a stop az po East Epd
most. Mesto vyjednava haji-
tel mi pozemkov.
Joe Piccolo, 27-rocnv Italian 2
Warren, zastrelil pondelok svoj-
no svagra Cesere Aulizio. Myslia,
ze vrah je pochybeny ma rozuma
Byvaly policajny sef Youngs-
townu, Watkins, prehral Svoju a
pelaciu nazad dosadenie do IRA
du, ktorn zadal pri hlavnom SIT
de v Columbus.
Gabriel Kuti, 45-rocny Mad ar
zabity Dol Brown-Bonnell diel-
nj Cd Republic Steel Co. V utorok
stenou, ktora no privalila. V tejto
nehode t'azko raneny bol Slo-
wax Michal Rapski Erie st.
Horvati V East Youngstown idh
stavat' narodny dom ma Bright
Ave. nakladom vyse $4,000. Dom
postavi spolok {. 185. Hrvatskej
Zajednice.
V Youngstown chodi do Skoly
33,055 dietok. Ma zaklade tohto
poctu odhaduje sa, ze pocet oby-
vatel'ov mesta obnasa 14S,747.
Ford Motor Co. v Detroit vyros
bila uz desat 'milionty automobil.
Tento automobil budc upotrebeny
ma transkontinentalnu cestu, z
New Yorku do San Francisco.
Cez mesiac maj automobilami
zabiti boil v Youngstown traja
l'udia a ranenych 62.
Termin ma zadovazenie garbi-
covych plakatov predkeny Dol
do I. julia. Kto 81 do toho easu ne
k1pi plakat "a .$4, nebude mu gar
bic odvazany. i.
Pri Attica, Ind. udalo sa zelez-
nicne nest 'astie, v ktorom zabite
bolo 9 osob 40 ranenych.
Jeden American v California
vynasiel pristroj ma zachytavanie
slnecnych paprslekov, ktorymi Wy.
vinie taku horticost', ze roztopl
ocel' i ma veil ,vzdialenost ,
Svojim pristrojom vyvinul $4,000
stupnov1 horticost' Dosial' mai.
vyssia vyvinuta horlcost' bola
5000 stupnov F. ....:
Martin Botich, {. 113 S. Watt
St., obesil sa vo stvrtok pre- cho.
robu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06
Z farnosti Sv.
Cyrina a Methoda
Prve sv. prijimanie vyse 100 die
tok.-Zakoncenie poboznosti k sv.
Antonovi. -Skoncenie skolskeho
rcku a piknik. casu sv.
omsi a nespor cez leto.

V nedel'u pristtipilo ku prvemu
sv. prijlmaniu vyse 100 diev6at q
chlapcov. Bola to dojimava scena
Dievcata boly oblecene cistn
bielych satach a chlapci " cier.
nych. Rev. Listinsky, NAL tel
prilezitosti krasnu kazen, ktorej
jadro bolo:
Kol'ki prijimali Najsv. Telo d
Krv Pana Jezisa po prvy krat
obnovili svoje sl'uby krstne, Dol
st 'astnl - a potion - pre- zna-
me priciny - zanedbali, opustil;
toho svojho mileho Jezisa? - Pre-
Jeho vinu? Zaiste ME! Beda clio
veku, pre- ktoreho jedno z tycht,
nevinnych odpadne Cd svojh'
Boha! Rodicia nielen re maii --.
ale musia dbat' dobro tax tu-
zemske, ako vecnd svojich dietok
We'd preto ich Bob vybral "a 70
dicov ich diet at "a. - Chranmc
ich pred zlym priatel 'om, ktorl
podobe peknej, usmievavej, vab-
livej osoby prichodi, ably ich do
stal ma cestu ME k Bohu. ale cd
Boha veducu. - Nedobre dietky
nest 'astna rodina. Dobre dietky
st 'astna rodinka. Majetly, uce
most, postavenie tn neznamena
mic. st'astny zivot-je to, co zna-
mena vsetko.
13. jnna, vo sv. Antona den, "a
koncl sd 13. utorkova poboznost
k sv. Antonovi - a tiez j skol.
sky rok.
Graduacia 8. triedy vydrziava-
na Dude az v ne'del'u, %. j1na We
Ger 7.30 hodine pri nesporoch.
Is. jilna nedel'u bude piknilt
skolskyIch dietok fch pribuznych
priatel'ov V Southern Park
DO tohto parku dostat' sa moro
po Southern kare Front St. a
automobilom hore Market St. a po
Boardman Road.
Ma tomto pikniku vylosovanv
bude automobil - Nash alebo
Jewett, ma ktory predavanie list
kov je pride.
V til nedel'u Us. jnna) bude
zmeneny cas- omsi sv;itych ma cez
leto, az do septembra. A sice prva
sv. omsa bude byvat o 6.15 rano,
druha o 8. rano a posledna o 10.
hodine rano. Nespory bud1 bIvat
7.30 vecer.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06
20 SLOW. AMERIKY.

Dna 2. jdna zahajena bola v
Binghamton, N. Y. Z. konvencia
Evanjelickej Slovenskej zenskej
Jednoty.
Vatom istom meste boly al PC
rady poprednych Aov. evanjeli-
kov ohl'adom tesnejs jsieho spoje-
MIA sa a spolupracovania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06
DODATOK K USTAVE o
DETSKEJ PRACI PRIJATY

Ustavny dodatok, dl'a ktoreho
nebude dovolene zamestnavat ma
licke deti vo fabrikach, prijaty
boil senate Spoj. Statov vel'koa
vacsinou hlasov. Ably dodatok stal
sa platnym, musia no este potvr-
dit tri stvrtiny statov, co sa stane
este tohto roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06
Zprava delegate :
kongresu 81. Ligy
z Youngstown do hl. 1radu xvolsA
ny Dol p. Palkovic.

z kongresu Slovenskej Lfgy,
vydrziavaneho 81, %. 20. maja
1924 v Binghamton, N. Y, dele-
gat viacerych sborov a spolkov
pan Frantisek Hudik podava tou-
to cestou nasledovnn zpravu:
Cteni bratia narode! Ia POI
vinnost' 81 pokladam tuto skrom-
MI zpravu kongrese podat', lebo
ste ma ten ciel' dl'a vasej moi
nosti obetovali.
Ma kongrese pritomne bolo AL
zastupcov, ktori mali dovedEd
.1761 hlasov. z Youngstown boli:
Juraj Puhalla, "a Okresny Sbor,'
"a sbory a spolky nizepodpisa-
ny a A. NJ. Palkovic.
My delegati Mahoning iidolia
SINE sli tym iimyslom, ze sa tel
Pittsburghskejs Dohody celkom
zriekneme ma jej prava. A v tom
smysle podann zpravu nam kon-
gres jednoducho odmrstil. Keda
po uvazeni SINE al my prisli k pre-
svedceniu, ze ked' boly peniaze
americkvch Slovakov krv nasich
legionarov "a, oslobodenie dobre,
preco by SINE sa mali teraz nam
Bohom danych prav zriect', t. j.
samospravy Ceskoslovenskej re-
publike, postupne uvedenej do IL
stavy? Do ziadnych vn1tornych
politickych zalezitostf sa starat',
ami tie finanene podporoyat' me-
budeme, lebo ami doteraz DIR. Be-S
mes nam neznetoval to ma nasc
pozia'danie, a po pripade peniaze
prinavratil. Prijate boiy rezoln-
Gle, V ktorych dobrym pracovnl-
kom privolane bolo ma zdar pro-
tivnym strankam ma zmar!
Slovenska Liga ma 5,434 cle-
nov. Clenami Ligy je IL organi-
zacii, 16 casopisov a 234 spolkov.
Vdova po neb. konzulovi Ma
mateyovi podala na kongres pro-
sbu, aby jej Liga udelila podpo-
ru. Dostava cd cs. vlady len SIG
mesacnej penzie. Delegati jej me-
mohli odhlasovat' mnoho a malo
jej nechceli, preto prosba nebola
vyslysana.
Obsirnejsiu zpravu prinesd "a
pisnice. Este poznamenavam, ze
trad ostal skoro cely ma starom.
Predsedom je br. Bielek, podpred-
seldom br. Molitoris, podpredsetl-
nickou pani Jakabeinova, tajom-
nixon br. Kochr, pokladnikom
br. Jamriska Pittsburgh (na-
miesto br. Stasa), dozorcami sii
br. Husek, DuriS a Sincak. Cle-
nami hi. sddu: br. A. NJ. Palko-
vic, br. Kukuca a br. Weber.
Platy boly zvysene. Predseda
! dostane $500 ma rok, pokladnik
$25, tajomnik 5000 ma mesiac.
Niektore body stanov. boly zme-
meme. Move stanovy vojdu plat
most 30 dni.
Buddci kongres bude v Detroit,
Ziadlcno je, aby SINE tIto tax
d6lezit1 vsenarodnI organizdciu
vsemozne podporovali. Toto je ma
Sou povinnost 'ou. Prosim spolu-
bratov, ably v podujati "a, dobro
pre- slovensky narod tu al v sta
rom kraji pokracovali.
s 1ctou Vas spolubrat,
Fr. Hudik, delegat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06
cs. vYsLANEc NEMoCNH.

Minister DIR. Benes udelil W.
slancovi CSR. vo Washingtone,
drovi F. Chvalkovskemu dovolenii
k vylieceniu l'advinovej choroby,
ma ktord pan vyslanec uz dlhsie
trpi a ktora sa' zhorsovala. DR..
Chvalkovsky bude sa tn Ame-
rike liecit'. Ia ten Gas ho na w
slanectve zastupuje lega6ny radc9
p. j. Lipa,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06
INDIANI ST w OBGANMI
SPOJENYCH STATOV

Prezident Coolidge podpisal po
tieto dni zakon, ktorym sa dava-
j1 obcianske prava vsetkym In
dianom, narodenym ma pode Spo-
jenych Statov. Indiani dosial bo-
Ii z obeianskych prav vyllseni 4
zili tax zvanych rezervaciach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06
Al v NILES A WARREN
CHOU ZAVRET DIVADLA

Kukluksi V Trumbull County nd
svojej "konklave' sa usniesli Wy
mahat' v Niles a Warren zatv6-
renie divadiel pohyblivymi o.
brazmi v nedele. Ziadost' V tom
smysle uz al podali mayorom tych
miest. Zaroven ziadali zatvorenie
dvoch parkov, V ktorych sa ne.
del IL tancDvalO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06

V snbehu o Kral'ovnu Maja me-
dzi osemnastimi kontestantkami V
sade Sv. Jana Krstitel'a, zvolena
bola slecna, Maria Ondulich, c.
100 Bright Ave-, East Youngs-
town. Toto bolo po prvy raz nj
storii osady, re sa podobry kon-
test odbyval to plnym zdarom.
Kontest Dol osadnou zalezitost 'ou,
a eisty prijem z neho Dol obrateny
v prospech osadnej pokladnice.
Kontestu sa V prve diva tSzdne
s1castnily takmer vsetky kontes-
tantky, avsak do konca nevydr-
zaly vsetky. Pri skonceni kontestu
spocitovani hlasov ukazalo sa,
ze 81. Maria Ondulich 81. Anna
Judin boly hodnab napred Y sibe-
hu ich hlasy boly vel'm blizke.
Pri konecnom spocitani 81. Ondu-
Itch mala maln vacSinu hlasov mad
81. Judinovou, ktora sa dokazala
byt' hodnou s1pernickou.
Okrem vyznamenia co Kral 'ov-
ma Maja, 81. Ondulichova brala
podiel ma krasnej ceremonii Wy
drziavanej v chrame Sv. Jana V
,poslednu majovu nedel'u. Cefe-
monia bola cast 'ou zvlastnych bo-
hosluzieb vydrziavanvch V mali k
ucte P. Marii. Pred sluzbami ST..
Ondulich ako Kral' 'ovna Maja
vkrocila do chramu v sprievode so
dievcat kvetinami, ktore boly
obleeene ldo bielych Stat, pri hire
pochodu ma organe. Kral 'ovna
Maja oblecena bola do krasnych
bielych krepovych Stat S utesenym
vencom ma hlave. Po predbeznych
sluzbach bozich, nastalo koruno-
vanie. Fanny Marie. ktore previe-
dla ST., Ondulichova $ jej sprievo-
dom. Boly to dojimave okamihy
nielen pre- osadnikov, ktori zapl,
Mill cely chram, ale menovite bu-
d1 pamatne pre- 81. Ondulich, lebo
nielen ze bola vyhlasena "a Kra-
lovnu Maja osady, ale mala til
zriedkav1 cest' korunovat' sku-
toend Kral'ovnu Maja-Pannu
Mariu. Preto mech 81 zachova h-
boko v srdci svojom pamiatku ma
tento den, v ktorom sa jej dostalo
vyznamenia a cti mat 1cast' ma
takej krasnej ceremonii.
ia zdar kontestu Kral 'ovnu
Maja a sluzieb spojenych koru-
novanim Kral 'ovny Maja praco-
val 'duchovny osady Sv. Jana, Rev.
J. w. Krispinskyy, ktory 81 praje
d'akovat' vsetkym kontestantkam
ktore braly' beast ma kohteste a
ktore tiez pomahaly ku zdarnemu
jeho vysledku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06
ZOMRELI OD PORANENIA.

Rose Caroppoli Mike Carop-
poll Waverly ave-, zomreli mi
mule dni v nemocnici cd ran,
ktore utrpeli, ked' ich automobil
srazil sa %. maja poulienou ka-
rou ma Mahoning Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06

Ia podprezidenta ma republ:-
kanskej strane spominany je te-
raz caste minister obchodu Her
bert Hoover, ktoreho vraj chce
sam prezident Coolidge, ako al
byv. illinoisky guverner Frank
O. Lowden.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06
LYDEN VYPLNIL w
KANDIDACNU LISTINU

Serif Paul Lyden vyplnil svojn
kandidacn1 listinu stredu ako
republikansky kandidat ma znovu-
zvolenie. Lyden sldzi este len prvy
termin. Dokazal sa byt' dobrym
serifom a priatel 'om Slovakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06
GABRIEL MAST ZOMREL.

Gabriel Mast, dobre znamy Ia
liam medzi east-youngstownskymi
Slovakmi, byvaly pokladnik E.
Youngstown, zomrel minuleho
Stvrtku vo veku SO rokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06
Ill | /
PREHLAD
vLkDA zAM1SL'A "A zhdENU
pR1sfAHOVALECKEHo
ZkKoNA Y PROSPECH
sLoVAKoV A NYCH.

ZkAONA " RKOSFECH
sLovAKov A MYCH.
Minuly tyzden bol V Mason me.
ste minister prace James j. Davis
ma spevackych zavodoch WelshoY,
z tel prilezitosti NAL dlhy ROD
vor $ predsedom vydavatel'sl
spolocnosti nasich novin, p. Gro|g
handlerom prist 'ahovaleckej O.
take. Ako je znamo, obaja boil
lanskeho roku v Europe studovat'
tdto otazku. Minister Davis pre-
zradil p. Grosshandlerovi, re nasa
vlada, menovite prezident ME je
spokojny novym prist 'ahovale-
ckym zakonom, ktory vel mi IL.
krivdil Slovakov, Cechov, Maid "a.
row, Raklsanov Poliakov, ktori
sn. vel'mi potrebni pre- americke
vel 'kopriemysle, a preto vlada "a
mysl'a predostret' kongresu do
datok k tomuto zakonu. Pravda,
dodatok nem0ze byt' predostrety
tomuto kongresu, preto zakon bu-
de platny, ako je, "a jeden rok.
Vlada, ktora rata, re Coolidge
iste bude zvoleny, poda dddatok
k zakonu bud1cemu kongresu 4
sice v tom smysle, ably kvoty Ces-
koslovenska, Pol ska, Rakiska a
Mad 'arska, a tych casti Rumun-
ska a Juhoslavie, ktore predtym
prislichaly k Rakdsko-U Uhorsku,
holy zvysene. Vlada ma statisti-
ku 'po ruke .(ktorti SINE pred par
mesiacmi my priniesli), dl'a kto-
rel je dokazane, re narody, po-
chodiace byyvalej rakdsko-uhor-
skej rise sit ha5zihd1cnejsie IA
prist 'ahovalcov telesneho du-
sevneho OIL l'adu, lebo vykazujd
najmenej blbcov, blaznov, leHo-
chow kriminalnikov.
lie jakym sposobom bude kvota
zvysena, to minister Davis este
iste nevedel udat', ale myslimc,
ze zvysenie bude menlive - dl'a
potreby vel'kopriemyslu.
Ably vlada mala presne a jasne
stafovisko GO sa tyka ziadosti OBJ,
aaastya tu spemfnanJch -narodne-l
stf, minister Davis poziadal svo-
lanie sch6dze Sdruzenia Cudzoja-
zytnej Tlace State Ohio do me-
sta, Clevelandu v najkratsom case.
Do tohto Sdruzenia prisl1chajn
nase noviny i Denny Has
Clevelandu okrem inych cudzore.
Govych casopisov. 70 schodze po-
tom, prinesieme obsirnu zpravu.
Medzieasom vlada ide al mac
ul'avit' prisnost terajsieho zako-
ma. v spojenyych Statoch nacho-
di sa do 10000 "studentov' t. ].
takych prist 'ahovalcov, ktorf pri-
sli ma "studentske pasy'' a preto
ich zdrzovanie sa je len docasne.
Boly hQasy, ably tito "studenti'',
ktori nestuduju, boil deportova-
nj a mimi al 5000 prist 'ahoval-
Gov, ktori prisli zas vyse. kvoty a
sd ma Ellis Islande zadrzani. Kon-
gresham Sabbath Czech Chica-
ga) "a podpory vlady podal v
.kongrese rezol1ciu, ma zaklade
ktorej tychto $4,000 prist 'ahoval-
Gov bude m6ct' zostat' v Spoje-
nych Statoch ako zakonite dosli
prist 'ahovalci. Minister Davis O.
znamil, ze k tejto rezoldcii naklo-
neny je i sam kongresman John
son, predseda prist 'ahovaleckeho
vyboru kongresu a p6vodca move
no prist 'ahovaleckeho zakona. A
ked' je ten ziskanyy, tax je nadej,
ze kongres Sabbathovu rezol1ciu
odhlasuje. ..- i.
COOLIDGE NEMA
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-02-08
7s OurRuu|Schoobl z .
NOTICE

4 meeting Of the Rural Educational
Association wIll be held at the home
II Ms. Balm, Saturday afternoon,
February 9Th, al l:30. Tickets for
admission, L valentine made BY one
Of your pupils.
At this time We shall decide just
what work We expect 20 enter in the
school exhibit this summer. Also
we must come to some decision con
ceuIng the proposed track meet in
the sprug. Bring notebooks and pen
c.ls along, and try 10 have some sUg,
gest.ons FOR the work
An outline OF the work covering a
test" 10 be given the eighth grade
pupils soon will be handed you. The
purpose Of this test IS TO check how
closely you have followed the States
Course Of Study.
Please brng any good work that
you may have. This Is TO be exhibit
ed at the Office. The meeting will be.
yin PROMPTLY at l:30. We hope
you will be with Us. You are needed
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-02-08
Balanced RatiOns Pay

1t Is the COW testers opportunity
and position 20 advise the dairy-mAn,
with whom he comes in contact, Of
better methods whereby q greater re-
turn above food cost can be Ultimately
obtained from his COWS. One COW
tester found the following relation
snip between food and production
which oonclusiyely proves the value OF
balanced ratious.
4 certain daiy7man in November
fed unbalanced raiious 10 4 herd of
twenty COWS consisting Of roughage
and 1855 pounds Of grain. which, to-
gether cost him S29.52 and from which
he secured IL go pounds Of milk. ln
December ne fed balanced ration 70
the same COWS consisting OF roughage
and the same number of pounds OF
grain which together cost him ss2l7
or Sl2.6j more than the unbalanced
ration. From this. however, he re
ceived 1900 pounds Of milk or an in
crease Of 2.lsO pounds which TESTED
$685.. giving him an additional fat
production Of S3.5 pounds, which be
sold for IS cents per pound or s37.5s
more than his November production
His feed cost him Sl2.65 more but h.
received from the product $37.5s more
or a result in favor Of balanced "a
tions Of S2ag3. What the tester say
may sound theoretical, but dollars
talk, and certainly this dairyman pro
fitted b. using the testers advice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-02-08
ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF
ANIMALS ON THE FARM

News-N Notes, Agricultural College,
The economic excuse for animals on
our farms is that they are rendering u
service to man. Many of them are
producing food from feeds which are
of such nature that they are useless
TO man directly as food. We are too
often prone to forget that in addition
to the human food our animals pro-
duce. they also give TO man wool, mo-
hair, hides and power. The import
anee OF animal power is hardly realiz-
ed and the money value of this power
is fairly astounding. Our domestic
animals make up a great share of our
national wealth. According to report
the value of horses, mules, swine, cat
tie and sheep on January !, 1922, was
about 4,7s0, 900 900. The greatest
industry in Colorado measured in
money value is our live stock industry.
In the east, Colorado is regarded as
a gold mining state, yet our poultry
output for the year 1922 exceeded in
value our gold output
What the future of this great live
stock industry will be is rather hard
to determine. There is no doubt but
what IT is filling an economic need.
Census figures, however, show some
facts which are interesting and per-
haps surprising. Our population in
creased 80 per cent, between the years
1900 and 1920. while beef cattle and
sheep decreased; dairy cattle about
held their own, and hogs increased
only Is per cent. A study of these
figures brings the conclusion that If
meat is to retain its place in American
diet, our consumers must appreciate
the value of meat rs food, and be
willing to pay fair price for it.
Our producers must also make > more
careful study of the business so that
they can produce meat with greater
efficiency.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-02-08
WHY THESE SEVEN HUNDRED
LEFT THE RURAL DISTRICTS

Agricultural College News-Notes:-
Interesting facts were brought out
in surrey made recently By Prof.
y. +. Cocn, Rural Socioligist Of the
Colorado Agricultural College, con-
cerning reasons why country people
move TO town. Over nine hundred
families in Fort Collins, who former
ly resided in the country were asked
to give reasons why they moved to
town. Replies from them developed the
following: Twenty families moved
TO town to get better home convent
ences; sixteen for better church op-
portunitics; forty-two. because Of bet
ter social advantages; one hundred
and eighty-two because of educational
opportunities; two hundred and four
teen for better economic opportuni-
ties; two hundred and thirty-six. on
account of health of member of fami-
ly and twenty-six because of age of
parents.
Twenty-Five per cent Of those who
answered the inquiry declared that
they wished they were back in the
country.
In presenting the data TO the annual
conference of extension workers, Prof
Coen said that much OF the dissatis-
faction among young people in the
rural districts comes from hearing the
complaints Of parents, Of teachers,
preachers, lawyers and even doctors,
who are themselves dis atisfied with
rural life. These compliant, he says,
create discomfort in the minds of the
youth which results in their leaving
the farm.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-02-08
Ranch and Rance i: !:
DAIRY INDUSTRY OFFERS
CHANCE FOR EXPANSION

Agricultural College Notes
The number Of dairy COWS and the
Intsres; IN dairy-ing has increased
greatly during the past few years.
This has been due TO the greater in
come TO be derived from dairy cows
during the period Of depression. The
question OF oyer-production has been
brought up in view Of this dairy in
crease
Il Is not the problem Of oyer-pro-
duction which should concern US, but
rather the problem of encouraging
real dairymen to take up dairyiEg and
how TO keep them in business per-
than the lact of permanency, consist
lished- Periods of depression have
come before and many have taken up
the dairy COW. The fact 10 be regret
ted. though. is that as soon as grain,
cattle or any other agricultural pro-
duct become profitable again a large
number divorced the COW and gave
up the business. VIII this occur again
and II 50, how can IL be prevented
No man should undertake dairying
unless he really likes COWS. and nc
man should begin before first making
the firm determination to stay with
the industry. Nothing is more dis.
turbing to agricultural economics
thanthel aek Of permanency.eo insist,
ency, and stability. The farmer who
is constantly changing his agricultural
business is usually "out" in times %.
high prices for tha. industry and "in'
during the times Of low prices.
Since 1850 the ratio between oui
. n8utiat;up and pt,r infr, ra--Ie has
remained practically constant. From
1900 TO 1920 our population increased
80 per cent IL this increases at the
same rate in the future, our popula-
tion will need more cows 10 maintain
the ratio. During recent years our
consumption Of milk has increased and
will continue as the value of the milk
a. n food is realized.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-02-08
NO FREE GOVERNMENT SEEDS
BULLETINS TAKE PLACE

Despite the fact that distribution of
free seeds from the department Of
agriculture thru congressman and
senators was cut off by Legislation
last year, many Colorado people are
writing to congressman and senators
for a supply of free seed for this year,
according to information from Wash
ington.
While solons are unable to furnish
the seeds, congress has permitted ap-
preparation sufficient to furnish n sup
ply of bulletins on large variety Of
subjects of interest to farmers which
may be secured by addressing any of
the states representatives in the sem
ate or house.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-02-08
Washington and
Lincoln on Uni
versal Education

knowledge is in every country the
surcst basis Of public happiness"-
George Washington.
Il bslese tina, public education Is
not only important. but the mos, i'm
portaut concern Of the American
people. Abraham Lincoln.
Warrington realized that II the
republic which b" and his colleague
had founded Was 70 endure its people
mu , b" enlightened Nearly a cen
tury later Lincoln was convinced that
public education was the most import
ant business Of the republic that he
and his colleagues has preserved.
Schools, churChes. civic and patriotic
societies celebrate. this month, the
birthday anniversaries of thesc two
grra, presidents. Once again thous-
and, of children and adults IN all
part Of our country will pause to
revere their lives, their deeds. and
their public uttcrances Would il not
be well ~ this time TO stress the fact
from both Of these patriots that UNI
versal education Is necessary for the
highest efficiency in democracy 4?
Would It not be well to select as sl0g-
an for the occasions their utterances
regarding education?
Washington's birthday il 4 legal
holiday in all states, territories and
possession; and Lincoln in 26 state.
Alaska and Porto Rico. The laws Of a
few states make them school holi-
days also; in Others the school trus-
tee are given the power to declare
them holidays If they so desire, and in
several states the Observance Of the
day by appropriate exercises H. man.
datory for the schools.