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Evening star., 1924-01-14

Stamped Muslin Pillow
cases, ST pair; edges hem
stitched for handkerchief
ing.
U nb e eaehed Muslin,
Aprons, 35c. Several very
attractive and different de-
signs.
Evening star., 1924-01-14
The Nah Jo,,gg Studio

-openS-Where instructions
in this fascinating game are
given without charge. Nah
Jongg has become so very
fashionable-as well as pop
ular and since there is
some confusion throughout
the country as to its proper
playing, you'll be interested
in learning how" from our
competent instructor.
Nah Jongz Studio. second floor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-16

Cechom q Slov6ko1h I Preco ST me-
nej ziaddcimi alo M prfklad Nom
eli Sd oni menej Eiaddcimif Jbst.
yujiace prist Y hesAle che zAAehyy,
este al navrhnuta predloha, de>
finujl vsetky triedy peziaddcioh
prist 'ahovalcov, nepripustnych pre-
dusevne alebo telesne vady a pre-
inc priciny, ktore s1 tiez jasne de-
finovane. Ci jestvujn este inc pri-
einy neziaducnosti 50 strany Ce-
chov a Slovakov, okrem tychto u
vedenychg Ak jestvuju, my mich
nezname.
Ziadame simat' zaznaceno y. "a
pisnici, .ze Ceskoslovensko je jed
nym noyoutvorenych pelitickych
statov, Iktore boly pred tyym ca
| st 'ou byvaleho Rakdsko- Uhorska.
Vas ctihodny Vybor wal ma ve-
donnie jestvovanie takych statov
ma stranach Is. Is. rekord kon-
| gresu, riadok 25. ma riadkoch Cd
!. l. do Is. zaobera sa s podielon
dovolenych prist 'ahovalcov 2 ta
kych novo-utyorenych statov. Ale
ceske a slovenske prist 'ahovalec
two v roku 1890, pred tym a po
tom, bolo klasifikoyane alto pa
TRACE Raknslau Uhorsku. Cisllc'
takto ziskane ME su spoil 'ahlive
s6 nespravodlive voci ceskemu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-16
TICHO = PRED BURkOU.

Nanedne ticho panuje sovenskej Amerike pred to-
ll8e.3ss kongresom Sovenskej Ligy. Ticho axe bvva
FGttl Epu. Neozyvajn odusevhujnce hasy odnikial
- len Kde-tu vyhrazky, ako temne m1nene dali
] Ma buddcom kongrese bude BOZ drpdv Tol'ko SINE
vvcit doterajsich malo preavov CT bude prtom bra
ny OIL ad vysse zaujmy naroda c len osobne ale
DO frakcondlne nenozeme povedat Zavisi to cd inte
igencie icastnkov kongresu.
! Nase youngstownske sbory Ligy spolky prosime
ably ked len mono vysaly svojich deegatov tento
velavyznamny kongres. Mech spoa dva-t dohromady
ma vydavky., Ale mech pos. delegatov prosme, ably
odhodili kongrese vsetky osobn6, nbozensk6 pot
cke predsudky hlasoval da najvyssich zaujmov slo
yellskeho naloda tn Slovensk. Len tax vykonca
je posanie kongrese spravne a svedonlite.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-16
sLovENSKk I.fGA Al oTkzKA PRIsfAHo-
VALEOKA.
vjsuch sastupca slovensej Lsy pred shovasOtm
Washington, D. 9.
(PokraGoNanie). J.

. Z x so i 4
nych Statov obmedzi+l pocet pri-
st 'ahovalcov U tejto snahe
Idl'a nasej mienky kongres nis-
len, ze jedna vo svojich zaruae-
nych prayach a vo svojej pravo-
moci, ale tiez Y presvedcenf, ze je-I
no smer je najlepsi pre- dobro Spo-
jcnych Statov.
Stramickost' stava sa zjavnou,
kde porovnani cislic dovolenych
prist 'ahovalcov jedneho naroda sa
ukazuje oproti clsliciam narodov
inych. Ma priklad: pocet prist a
hovalcov, dovofenych q Nemecka,
ma zaklade navrhnutej 2% predlo-
Thy, zalozenej na seitani l'udu ro-,
ku $780,, je 81, ,227 prist'ahovalcoy,
zalozenI ma zaklade. scitania l'udu
Z roku 1910 Dol 67,607 prist 'aho-
valcov. vyjadfene V percentach !:
Nemecku by bolo dovoleno poslat
I75% svojho podielu roku 1921
dl'a opatrenia navrhnutej predlo-
Ihy. kdezto Ceskoslovensku len 0
nieeo Wac ako 149e, ak totiz to bu-
de ma zaklade scitania l'udu ro-
ku 1890. @
Pre- tlcel naSho argumentu je
bezpodstatnym, Gi tato strannic-
kost je zumyselna alebo nahodila
fakt ostava a jestvuje len fax
tami sa mozeme zaoberat' tejto
otazke. ILL.,.
Podiely zalozent na zaklade ci-
slic scitania l'udu z roku 1910 ST
zmenene pripade Svedska &c
. procentov, Danska so procentov
Francie 25 procentov, Spojeneho
Krafovstva (Anglie, Irska, Skot.
ska Waleska1 o2O procentov -
ale snizenie poctu dovolenych pri
st 'ahovalcov 2 Ceskoslovenska OBJ
nasa $50 kvoty pridelenej v ro
ku 1921. Tento. neobyeajne vel'ES
nepomer privadza mas. ku zaveru
: ktory neuzatvarame prenahlene, a
lie po nalezitom uvazeni, ze prot
Cechom a Slovakom jedna sa strar
nfcky. Avsak takdto strannickost
| povazujeme "a hesrovnatel mi 81
: zakladnymi7 zasadami praveho a
| merikanizmu a ohradzujeme S;
proti zakladanitl cislic dovolenycl
prist 'ahovalcov Ceskoslovensks
, dl'a scitania l'udu 1890, ponevya'
toto zakladanie je samovol'ne {
: strannicke.
: Co je. pricina strannlckostl voc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-16
co JE MANzELKA MUZOVI.

Mnulv tTzdel celia Amcrika hovorila Georgeov "A.
Elweov chudobnom rytcovi tacarsk kvc platni nasom
meste: Hovora celia Amerka jeho st asst, vyhrani
$4,000 vynajdene najprimeranejseho pre- eden
novy ttzdennk Ewel dostal $4,000 sovko Liberty
slovko kor6 ie kazdodenne jazyku tscich l'udi
Dakomu by sa zdalo ze to boa Iahka vvhla ze 81
tlch peiaz nezasluzil. Ale ME je tomu tax. Elwe
dal do konesu celou chut ou ceou silou. Pracova
tvzdne cele noc, vymys anc spisuj1c slova kore
mu Ma um prchadzay. Vyp1sal cekom O17 SLOW, who'd
ntch pre- memo edneho casopisu. tIchto 3O17 SLOW
selo byt' jedno suce. A bolo
Elwel strov vyse $4,000 svojich pelazi len ma po-
stove znamky Ako rytec platn zamestnanv Dol tn len
par mesiacov pred YIN bol dy cas- bez prace. Jeho
rodna tpela nedostatkom A preto 800 vyhodenych
neisi vec, bola veka obeta, kto1 by maoktora zena
svomu muzovi takomto pripade dovolia. Ale ona mi
lovaa svojho muza najvacse bede, ked' nelna co
Jest ked prisi 0 svoi dom cely maietok Minneapolis
ona no potesovala re usmeje al mich staste
Elwelov bolo t'azko nest, ako jeho zena drobnych
stvoro det trpi nedostatkom ale ked ct t ask od-
danos svojej zey posbieral ce energiu nemajic pc
iaz zelezncu Fordke doviezol ce rodinku ZINE
Minneapolis do Youngstown, kCe no cakala praca Arc
Engraving Co.
Elwe tvrdi lie vvhru d'akuje len zene A ma pray
d Jeho zena no povzbudzovala poesovala, primka
/ tesnesie vtedy ked bolo MIN najhorse ked by
drha zena boa no opustila alebo ochladla Jeho
1ena zriea potrebnych Stat inych vec ably muz
hol vydat 800 postove znmky nerovnt kontest,
ktoreho slcastnilo tsfce udi medz mimi edna kr5-
Iovna vaceri unverzitn profesori. Vzdaa potreb
nlch peazi uskrovna sa len ably dodaa SLY sebad6-
very povedonia svojmu muzovi, 10 Al ON daco
ma svete, re All ON moze niecm preukazat co no
ulobi bohatym znamym. Zena mala nom bezpodnie-
1ccnf doveru nesklamala Jej mllz ZNAMENA uz
daco.
Taxa zena je ajvacslm pozehnanim pre- mllza IS ta-
kou zenou muz mls dopracovat zdaru zvote ak ie
ME leoch darebak Ale kol ko je zen ktore svoich
muzov nectia, povazujn ch svoju bank syoch sl-
hoy ktorm nikdy zvoe nepovedia jedno slovko po-
vzbldena. Skoda takeho muza beda ym rodicom kto-
II take dce1y chovajd.
Aby muz Dol zdarny zivote, must byt' st 'astny.
81 astnym urob mnza len len jeho zena. St tssnv mz
ohetnJe potion al svoj zivot "a tak1 zen1. : sse
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-16
DOPLNUJUCE OSVEDCENIE
PREDOSTRETE p. o. D.
KOREFFOM.
" zalezitcsti pripustenia prist "a
hovalcov ma zaklade navrhnutej
predlohy rezolucie Kongresu {. 101
spocivajucej ma scitani ludu roku
1890.

Navrhnuta predloha, ak sa sta
ne zakonom, ma byt' znama ako
"Prist 'ahovaleckv zakon dl'a w
beru roku 1924, a smeruje ku
obmedzeniu prist 'ahovania cudzin-
Gov do Sphjenych Statov, kladnc
pocet prist 'ahovalcov, ktorych mo-
zno pustit IA zaklade scftania l'u-
du roku 1890"
Toto kladenie poctu dovolenych
prist 'ahovalcov Ma zaklade scita-
MIA l'udu roku 1890. ac to
m6ze byt' bez zleho 1myslu - po-
sobi STRANGELY svoci prist 'ahoval-
com CeskSslovenska. Dl'a zako-
na roku 1921, zalozen6ho ma
kvote 3 percentovej, dl'a scitania
l udu roku 1910, podiel dovolenych
prist 'ahovalcovv z Ceskoslovenska
boil 1857. Dl'a navrhnutej pred,
lohy, ktorj dovol'uje 2 percenta
na zaklade scitania l'udu 1890, po-
diel Ceskoslovenska by Dol len
203l prist 'ahovalcov rocne. Tieto
cislice, stojac samotne, neukazo-
valy by ma strann1ckost' ukazova-
ly by len ma snahu vlady Spoje-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-16

Koreff: Well, oni jednoducho
sleduju zakon nutnosti. II ludia
sd ku sebe privabenf zakonom, po-
vedal b ysom, pribuznosti; 'idl ia,
kde najdu porozumenie. Ku prf-
kladu: keby rozumeli ajrisskemu
susedoyi tax ako rozumejn svoj-
mu vlastnemn, tedy by sa mohli
jednako l'ahko usadit medzi Al
risami alebo Svedami. Ale je maj
prirodzenejsou vecou ma svete, ze
vsetky ivory sa najprv naucia
slietat' dohromady, nez ssa naueia
rozletilyat'.
Cable: Povedzte vasim l'ud 'om
ze mali dobreho zastupcu. 4,
Koreff: Dakujem. :,
SABBATH ,On je len jeden 70 sts
inych ako je on. ~
4 Pan Koreff predostrel dodatoc
ne osvedcenie, ktore znie nasle
lOyne: I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-16

slovensk emu. ,prist ahovale eStv1,. je-
hoE podisI u o1visl5 "a spravo-
dliveho roEvrhu cisiic pred ttm
porclensuh Eakssko-U UhOrsku. .
(Dokondenie buduone.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06
SOUGHT
FOR NEXT STAMPEDE

Frank Goff left Monday evening
and l.. u Sylvester Tuesday eve
ming for Great Bend, Kansas. whcr.
they will attend the rodeo In ses.
sion there.
The Great Bend Rodeo IL the big
Kest event of It's kind held In Kan
sas and has attracted many OF the
most famous riders OF the country.
Messrs Goff and Sylvester will
endeavor to look over the lot with
view to signing up the best for
the Ski-Hi Stampede.
Stroud and his troupe. Frank Ne
Carroll and Shorty Kelso. worlds
champion bulidogger are on the pro-
gram there. Another attraction
which appeals to the Monte Vista
men is the hoy trick rider. IL years
old. who was awarded title OF
worlds champion trick rider at the
recent rodco event held In Omaha,
Ncb.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06

fell In the world war.
Memorial services were then con-
tinued At the armory where the
band played several numbers and
two patriotic addresses wers siysa.
one by Rev. Chas. Calkins and the
other by Jesse Stephenson.
The main part Of the program.
however. was gtvea 1t the Soldiers
and Sailors Home where all pat
riotic organisations Of Monte Vista
Joined In the service for the de-
parted sailor and soldier comrades
OF three wars. A complete account
Of these services IL given In the Sol
diers' Homme Notes elsewhere In
the Journal. The service there Was
beautifully carried out and given In
so impressive manner ~ to be
long remembered by all who took
part.
Proceeding the service = basket
lunch was enjoyed on the Homelake
lawns and hot coffee served with the
lunch by two Of the veterans wives
Al the Home.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06
COMMERCIAL CLUB
AND LADIES WILL HOLD
MEET AT SARGENT

A biE time is planned for the
Commercial Club members. wives
and friends for Friday. June IL.
when the entire aggregation win
motor to Sargent for an evening
meeting and dinner.
A special big country dinner will
be served by the Sargent ladies and
q good musical program with
speeches will follow the repast.
X. r. Mitchell. president Of the
Commercial club will preside.
Among the speakers OF especial In
tsrsst will bs A. J. Hammond. agri-
cultural supervisor OF the beet
growing experiments for the Amer.
lean Beet Sugar Company Of Rocky
Ford.
In view Of the fact that Sargent.
Center and Monte Vista have the
largest and most fertile acreage in
tho San Luis valley adapted 10 beet
culture this should be. not only an
interesting but = profitable meeting
for the farmers and business men
Of this section Of the valley. The
Invitation II open to all who wish
to attend and . good time. . good
dinner IN entertaining meeting Il
promised.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06
Articles Of Great
Importance to Appear
In Journal in July

. The Journal has arranged with
Carl Stow for the publication of two
articles to appear In two OF the July
issues Of the Journal. that will be
Of utmost interest to growers OF po-
tatoes In this valley. Mr.. Stow has
given the Potato Marketing PROP
lem Thoughtful study for the past
nine years, and has analyzed every
condition pertaining to the selling
of this crop from the growers end
of 1t. and in these articles that will
appear In the July issue OF this pa
per, will be information and sug-
gestions that will come as u shock"
to the producers OF Monte Vista
spuds.
Mr.. Stow spent two seasons in the
outside markets selling potatoes for
the farmers Of this valley. and the
past four years has studied the
marketing conditions from the out
side. and in these articles he will
handle these problems with the idea
OF helping growers to get profitable
prices for their spuds, and show be-
yond 4 question OF doubt why un-
profitable prices have been paid the
past two years.
II you are potato grower and
not . subscriber to the Journal. do
not fall to get your name on our
subscription list before these articles
appear.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06
HOOPER OIL WELL
DRAWS VISITORS

About fifteen motor cars visited
the scene Of the Hooper oil well Sun
day. The big rotary drill which was
pounding through the shaie At q
depth Of aus feet proved an in
tsrsstsng sight to the sixty visitors
who drove TO the oil we'll.
The drill has struck through the
fossil layer Of - foot depth. through
two lime formations and is now
striking hard shale. Frank Goff re.
ports a stronger showing Of gas than
ever at the present depth and his
faith In eventually striking oil In
growing every day. The driii. he
sayx. is making about ten feet =
day. The Valley OH Company now
have one Of the deepest II not the
deepest test ever drilled In the state.
According to present formations
shown In the drilling II will be neces-
xary to pass the $500 foot mark to
strike oil.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06

rived from the sale OF the bonds Is
not sufficient to build such a build
ing as is> required and maintain 1t
too. Mr.. Ward says that until some
thing Is done by the taxpayers the
new high school proposition must
stand AZ 1t is.
H. e. Lague presented as his sub
ject the proposition Of flag over
he armory. He advised that the
commercial club should appoint a
committee to take up a collection for
the purpose OF putting a flag pole
on the armory. OF course this IL
Uncle Sans building but Mr.. Lague
thinks II we put flag pole on It
Uncle Sam will provide flag to
put on 1t. Anyway In consideration
OF the towns affection for Troop A
Mr.. Lague thinks there should be =
flag and pole provided to float over
the armory.
In conclusion OF the meeting J..
r. Harries was named the next
chairman and the luncheon next
Monday will be held at the Home
Cafe Of which Mrs. H. B. Fouquet IL
proprietor.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06
Wallace Rankin New
Member ofLocal Spud
Growers Directorate

The Monte Vista Potato Growers
Cooperative Exchange held a direc-
tors election at the town hall Tues
day afternoon, June 8. at which
time the full board was reelected
with one exception. Wallace Ran
kin was elected to succeed H. H.
Hawkins who has given up the pota-
to business to engage In the grocery
business at Monte Vista during the
year.
The board OF directors now stands
with the following representatives.
Bowen, Charles Mahl and Chas.
White; Monte Vista. Oscar Anderson
and w. w. Wright: Sargent. John
Drake. P. f. Harney and Wallace
Rankin.
Members Of the Monte Vista CO.
operative Exchange who are attend
ing the state convention are, w.
G. Lewis. Chas. Mxhl, Pete Har-
ney. and John Drake. The delega-
tion left for Denver Tuesday eve
ming.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06
New High School Building Not
Practicable to Build at Present

The Monday business mems lunch
con was attended by about thirty
men who enjoyed fine luncheon at
the La veta hotel. The usual num-
ber was considerably lessened this
week owing to the departure of
Troop A. which took away 4 number
of the usual crowd besides leaving
the store forces short handed.
Following the disposal of the ap-
petixing repast H. E. Scull presided
as chairman. J. E. Ward and H.
T. Lague were the speakers present
cd.
Mr.. Ward spoke on the PROPOSE
tion OF building \ new high school
building in Monte Vista. A couple
Of years ago $4,000 bond issue
was voted to build = new building
and these bonds were sold. This
money is now lying in the bank
drawing per cent interest while
the bonds are drawing per cent
However. the present levy for
school purposes IL not sufficient to
maintain 4 larger high school than
We have at present. according to Mr..
Ward. furthermore the money de-
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06
D. &R. G. ". GIVES NO ASSURANCE
VEGETABLE RATES WILL NOT Be RAISED

That the d. & X. G. Western rail-
road will raise rates on lettuce.
cauliflower and peas. whenever and
to what extent they see fit is in
dicated In q communication to the
Public Utilities Commission from
Geo. II. Williams. general freight
agent for that road.
The comm unication was prompted
by recent protest to the Public
Utilities Commission by the Monte
Vista commercial club which argued
that the proposed increase of ten
cents per hundred on perishable
vegetables would mean the death OF
the lettuce industry In the San Luis
valley.
On receipt of the protest from
Monte Vista, John w. Flintham, Sec
retary OF the Public Utilities Com
mission wrote Mr.. Williams asking
II any change had been made re-
garding the decision that rates
would not be increased at this time
In Mr.. Flintham's letter to the Cen
eral Freight Agent he asks.
"Will you please advise the COM
mission II It has been correctly in
formed or II II 10 your intention to
raise the rates as stated in the Monte
Vista resolution"
This question brought forth the
following explanation Of the freight
rate controversy in which Il appears
tho decision to defer rate increase
was made following . protest Of
shippers Of the Denver region who
shipped mixed cars OF veEeta bles
which were sixty per cent cabbage
and objection WAS made to paying
the higher rate on cabbage.
Replying TO your letter OF May
18th enclosing resolution from the
Monte Vista Commercial Club pro-
testing against = proposed advance
In the rate on head lettuce and other
; fragile veGetables.-the history Of
this rate matter may be briefly stat
ed to you as follows:
AT the present time the rate on
all vegetables from points in the
San Luis valley from Antonito north
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06
Monte Vista Community Joins
In Memorial Day Observance

An all-day program for Memorial
DAY was arranged and carried out
~ the several patriotic orEanisA
tioas Of Monte Vista Nay 80. All
(seerss aaA places ct business eiossd
|eor the day.
The first event OF the day was
tho services OF the American Legion
st the Monte Vista cemetery. Legion
pmembers with their firing squad
marched to the cemetery where they
Alfred . salute over the memorial
3srave Of Floyd Trapp. The Legion
aires then placed wreaths on the
gravea Of their seven comrades who
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
VISIT MONTE VISTA

A group of railroad officials of
the Fort Worth and Denver railroad.
piloted BY H. ~. Cushing. district
passenger agent Of the Denver and
Rio 0rande railway concluded 4 two
weeks survey Of Colorado and her
resources BY visiting the San Lula
valley. Thursday.
I'VE saved the best for the last
said one Of their number. I'VE have
eaten . few Brown Beauties from
Colorado and they were 30 good We
had to see where they came from" +"
These men from the southwest de-
ciared ~ found the valley . sur
prise and a delight both as TO pro-
duction and scenery. They visited
several potato dealers Thursday and
enjoyed u trip as the guests OF the
Monte Vista Commercial club
through the fertile fields where tho
Brown Beauties are being seeded.
The party included the following
officials, J. f. Meroney OF Houston.
Texas. general agent for the Fort
Worth and Denver railway. T. V.
Murray Jr.. Of Dallas. Texas, J. F.
Lehone. Fl. Worth. Texas. J. l.. Nc
Donald OF San Antonio. Texas, s.
8. Smith OF Trinidad. general agent
for the Colorado Southern and Mr..
Gushing OF the ID. 4 II. G.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06
AlCHLANDERS HAVING
BIG TIME IN CAMP

No Casualties beyond few
and bruised fingers and
lpes. perhaps one or two overfed
hmmies. are reported from the
camp at Riverside
inch this week.
The boys took to the hills Mon.
|ley with fishing rods. camp equip
kent and 4 hundred other accom-
animents. Earl Matxen WAS the
fst big brother to visit the camp.
h spent Monday and Tuesday with
Ne boys. T. d. Mexican went up
|sesday and remained until We'd
)exday evening. Fred Cameron and
Trusbiood made the trip We'd
ssday evening and stayed until
thursday evening whsL J. J. Mont
Imery took his turn at being |.
by with the boys until Saturday
tning.
Mrs. Hugh Savage. Mrs. Bert
6ers and Mrs. C. W. BrandborE are
a,ing il some busy moments At
y cook shack In an effort to keep
but IS stomachs In hiking condi-
II each day. Mrs. Cameron &C.
mpanied the boys 10 camp but had
: return the same day owing to the
hess Of her mother.
|tsAihg. exploring and swimming
ks besa the chief amusements ia
~. Al Instructive aud interesting
n day was spent at the Fluorspa'
= As ThursAay. wednesday the boys
lel tve nilss above Wagon Wheel
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas NJ.
Hc!fner OF Hooper. a girl. May 81.
Mother and daughter are Mt the
local hospital In Monte Vista.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06

The w. c. T. U. will meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. A. o. Love.
Mrs. Barley leader.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06

NJ. ssA Mrs. n. n. Howard en-
laiasA q disssr Memorial Day
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l1se. Who came 70 the valley 70
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sela q Oeatsr high school.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-06

Wor1 rsesivsd from Mra. Robert
eArtAur II Pssblo "Wednesday
hasA tAat shs would undergo ~
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Dr. rrehrick Lasssn. throat and
y specialist.
Evening star., 1924-08-06
CHiARl WINS, PANAMA
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

BY the Associa ted Press.
PANAMA, August 6.--Rodolfo Chiari,
Popular Liberal candidate, was sue
cessful in the recent election: the
returns giving him a large major
ity for President of the Panaman Re-
public over Gen. Quintero. hero of the
PanamaCosta Rican war. Some of
the outlying districts are yet to be
heard from, but the electoral officials
agree that, even though all these
were conceded to Gen. Quintero, they
would not affect the enormous lead
for Chiari. -
Charts supporters also carried a
ma jority of the seats in the National
Congress. securing SO of the 46 places.
All reports indicate that absolute. or
der prevailed throughout the country
during the elections. the government
agents limiting their activity to guar
anteeing the rights of suffrage.
The new Congress Will convene
Septe ember l in ordinary session here
to prepare for the inauguration of
the President on October l.