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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-31

~ WI NUN utl I'Chl bcIoNdhOS iet
Kube priniesol amcrickym Slova-
kom zpravu ocitN svedok, p. And
rel Baran Clevelandu, ktory ma
ma Kube brata ktoreho sa mania.
hal vyslobodit - bez vysledku.
Minulej nedele podal svoju zpra.
VII ma sch6dzi Okresneho Sboru
Slovenskcj L1gy Clevelande a
preto re jc vel l'keho vyznamu, od-
tlacujcme ju ''Denn. Hlasu",
v ktorom najprv uverejnena bola.
Zprava znie:
"Bratia sestry -
PriSiel som ma tito sch0dzu O.
kresneho Sboru prcto, re tn sa ma
rokovat' O nasich nest 'astnych
bratoch a sestrach roztratenych po
rozlicnych krajinach, nuz chcem
al ia prispiet' trochu SO svojou
zktisenost 'ou. Mann totiz brata ma
Kube. w je tam Cd jdna ma druhy
rok a poposielal som mu az vyse
sest' sto dolarov, ale nem6ze 50
sem dostat'. Peniaze ked' dosta-
ne, nuz agenti. ktori cihajd ma ne
st 'astne obete, akonahle sa dozna-
jl re dostal daktory takyto Pc
niaze Ameriky, hned sd "a MIN
a nahovoria no, re by siel ma OBJ
chodnu lod', re ho prevezu do
Key West vo Floride tam re 81
uz l'ahko poradi. Clovek trpiaci
v tom hroznom pekle V axiom ich
tam drzia, posl1chne. Agent odo-
VIDA nest 'astnu obet' svojim spo-
mlupeznik ON ma lod''a ii takych-
to na palube petom obern nielen 0
peniaze,. ale al o saty - takto to-
tiz urobili S mojim bratom, kto-
remu som al obleky tam posielal
- a potion nepridu az k ameri-
ckemu brehu, ale sa obratia a "a
vezil olupene obete nazad a Wy
hodia ma breh V Havane.
1siel som teda tn do cesko-slo-
venskeho konzulatu a pytal som
pre- mojho brata pas, re sam poi
! dem MIN ma Kubu a budem pro-
bovat' no sem nejako dostat'. Pas
mi vystavili odiSiel som ma Ku-
bu. ale i vo Washingtone som sa
informoval. ze co je potrebno ,aby
moi brat zakonitym sposobom
sem prist mohol.
Vystrojeny takto so vsetkyym, o.
disiel som do Havany a tam vyhl'a
dial som t'azkost 'ou policmana,
ktory rozumel anglicky ked ,
som mu ukazal adresu, re kde
chcem ist', ten az ako by Dol pre-
straseny, hovoril mi: "cTovece,
kde by ste Wy tam sli, ved' je to
strasne miesto! Utica ta menuje
sa Jesus Maria ale tam len mai
horst vyyvrheli byvaju a bagaz,
ktorej sa poriadni l'udia varuju."
"Nuz darmo je - hovoril som ia
- ia muslin tam ist', lebo tam
mann brata.
Upravil ma konecne ma cestu a
dostal som sa do tel strasnej oko-
lice, i nasiel som budovu, ktora
snad' bola este prvymi Spaniel
skymi otrokarmi vystavena, mu-
rovana do vysoka, bez oblokov na
ulicu, len do dvora s1 obloky a len
brana vedie dnu. Vosiel som do
tel prisernej budovy uz tax pred
veeerom a ked' som pozrel ma ten
l'ud tam ma dostenych pricoch le-
ziaci, az mi srdce cd Dol u sitska.
10, ze MOI narod je v tel hroznei
budoye. Ohlasil som sa sloven-
sky, ale mix sa mi neozyval, lebo
vsetci ako by boil byvali omraee-
nj. ze k MIN prisiel akyysi pan
a hovori ich reeou. Potom pytal
som sa, q dakto vie nemecky a
hned sa ohlasii dvaja, ze oni ho
sSE rr 80 tSy 80
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-10-31

~ votitoif.

*SS~ JSsesAAA OAAS AIu AsbOtUh HOJSAC
ID hiasovacei bulky bez toho, a.
by Dol pevne fo2hodnuty, ako a
ma koho hlasovat'. Me jeden od-
hlasuje bez uvedomenia 81, preco
ma koho hlasajc a bez povazenia
ma nasledky jeho nerozmysleneho
skutku.
Hlasovanie jc vazna vec pre-
to kazdy voli6 by NAL pozorne sle-
dovat' reel. skutky vsetkych
kandidatov studovat' programy
stran ich historiu tax dl "a mai
lepsieho iisudku odovzdat' svoj
hlas. Mnohy obcan vsak nema ca
sn alebo prilezitosti prfst' ma ko.
rem veci, preto rad posldchne ra-
du alebo dobre mienen1 mienku
l'udi, ktorym d6veruje.
v prezidentskych vol bach wi
t'azi stranka ME osoba. V prezi-
dentskych vol bach ide 0 politicke
zhsady a programy stranok. Vo
vol bach miestnych ide viac Ease
0 osoby, ktore volicstvo pozna bliz
Sic. Preto nejdeme moe spominat'
osoby prezidentskych kandidatov,
ale radsej jednotlive stranky.
Republikanska strana ozivena
bola r. 1854 a jej hlavnym' bodom
programu vtedy bolo oslobodenie
nigrov otroctva. Prvym iei pre-
zidentom po zaniku Whig strany
Dol Abraham Lincoln, pod ktori-
no vodcovstvom sa al oslobodenie
nigrov krvavej obcianskcj vo;-
ne previedlo. Strana bola cd toho
casu stale mocna, lebo vzdy mala
programe nieGo, co bolo X pro-
spechu l'udu a vyvinu krajiny.
Jej hlavnym bodom programe
je uz cd davna colna tarifa. totiz
odanovanie cudzozemskych vyroo-
kov, ktore ma americky trh pri.
chodia. Tymto docielila - okrem
vel'kych prijmov pre- vladnu po-
kladnicu - skoro vzdy toho, ze
v kraiine Dol dostatok pracc pre-
vsetkych. Clo totM slizi "a ochra-
NJ americkeho priemyslu proti
konkurcneii curopskei a svetovej
iss aaaerick kom trirf. Beg 4cia aGres.
ricky priemysel by nemohol kon-
kurovat' (sit ATTY 3 curopskym,
lebo tam robotnictvo lacnejsie pra-
cuje a chudobnejsie zije. Preto ell
ropskf fabrikanti mohli by svojim
tovarom americky priemysel TAX
mer znisit' keby nebolo ella. Toto
clio vel'm casto zadovazilo repub-
likanskej strane Wit 'azstvo vo vol
bach a mysli sa vseobecne, ze no
zadovazi teraz bez OIL 'adu ma tie
vsetky chyby, ktore dosavadna
administracia tn donna povykona-
vala. Republikanska strana je i
preto obl'lbena u americkeho l'u-
du, lebo kedykol 'vek bola pri VIA
de, previedla vSe nieGo, co vel'mi
prospelo americkemu blahobytu a
vzrastu.
Demokraticka strana bola cd
Lincolnovych cias (1861) len sty-
ri razy. pri Wade, a sice diva razy
prezidentom Clevelandom ma ce-
le a diva razy prezidentom VIII
sonom ma cele. To jest, 20 64. ro-
kOv demokrati vladli 16 repub-
likani 48 rokov. Demokrati nema-
i'll moe rozdielny program cd re-
publikanskeho ,okrem co sa tyka
ella. Demokrati veria v nizsom Gle,
lebo vrai ddva moznost' chudob-
nemu lacnejsej vyzivy. Ale je to
ME TAX dobry d6vod, lebo ked je
nizsie clio, americke tovarne oby-
caine nem6zu konkurovat' eu-
ropskymi nastava nedostatok
prace. Nezamestnany clovek We
ru nemoze 81 kdpit' potrebne veci,
DO s1 AXE lacne, ked nema zarob-
ku. "a Wilsonovej administracie
bolo dobre, lebo vtedy z1rila VOL
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
Big LILLIAN CISH
FILM HERE SOON
Easter Sunday and Monday Feature
At Roman Theatre Was Filmed
In PARKWAY Italy.

"T'he White Sister," the greatest
triumph Of Lillian Gish's career, will
have its premiere at the Roman
Theatre. in Red Lodge, on Easter Sum
day and Monday.
'"The White Sister," which ia an In
spiration production released by Met
ro, has been acclaimed one Of the most
significant films ever made. The
story was taken from the famous
novel by r. Marion Crawford and
screened entirely in Italy and northern
Africa.
Rome, Naples, Sorrento, Tivoli, and
even Mt. Vesuvius were some Of the
locations used, and the result, ac-
cording to critics in the larger cities
where the picture has played as a
two-dollar attraction, is the most
beautiful production yet made.
Besides Miss Gish to interpret the
Continued on Page TweIve)
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
Mine ACCIDENT
BRINGS DEATH
Falling Rock Crushes Out Life Of
Worker In Local Mine Thursday
Morning. Awaiting Relatives.

Anton Yukovak, SO years Of age, ar
employee of one of the local mines re.
ceived fatal injuries in the falling OF
rock in the mine Thursday morning
The injured man was rushed to the
Adams hospital and Doctors Adams
and Koehn were summoned. His in.
juries proved fatal and he died a,
1880 p. nj.
Anton J. Yakovak was born June IL
1865 at Markopal, Crotia and immi-
grated to America In 1898, making his
home in the mining regions of Colo
rado for ten years. Mr.. Yakovak
came to Red Lodge in 1908 and has
resided here since that time.
Besides his widow and sister, hs
leaves four grief stricken children tc
mourn his death; Frank Veronica
Mrs. Zaputih and Mrs. Annie Kruzeitf
Definite arrangements for holding
funeral services will not be made unit
receipt of word from a sister residing
at Centerville, Iowa, who is expected
in Red Lodge to attend the services.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
WILL BEAUTIFY
CITY PROPERTY

H. d. Page of the Montana Improve
ment Club met with the local school
board last Friday evening. After pre-
senting his plans for beautifying the
city to the board, Mr.. Page discussed
the proposition in its relationship to
school property. The board requested
Mr.. Page to prepare plans for the
Washington, Field and Manual Arts
grounds.
Requests have come TO Mr.. Page
for landscape plans for the Public liz
brary grounds, Legion Park, opposite
the depot, and committee composed
of Mayor Whicher, James Brophy and
John Fenley viii secure information
on the desifability Of the city acquir-
ing property on the south side for
park purposes to be besutified under
the Improvement System-
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
THE NEW PAPER
AT RED LODGE

The Carbon County Chronicle, pub
lished at Red Lodge, Montana, with
Jos. f. Dolin Editor, arrived last Fri.
day morning and has been assigned 9
place of honor high up on oul
exchange list, on the front page
boxed.
The first number was printed or
Friday, March 21st, 1924, with twelve
pages filled with varied list Of local
and current news, legal publications
and special social department, ad.
vertisements, etc, which shows that
from the very beginning to hte print
ing of the initial copy there was a
systematical arrangement Of the work
in every detail. 1t is the most com.
plete first copy Of paper we have
ever seen during our nearly forty
years in the newspaper field, in all its
branches.
A newspaper with this prominent
stability reflected on its pages, EN-
phasizes very high credit up in the
city Of Red Lodge and the surround.
ing community and will prove one Of
the most dependable sources for pro-
Observation-Disclosures Lake Wave,
Medicine Lake, Montana.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
CITY ELECTION
RETURNS VERIFIED
Official Canvass of City Election Lit
tile Change Over Unofficial Returns
available Election Night

The City Council met Monday even
ing, April IA as canvassing board to
canvass the returns of the city elec-
ton held April 7. Mayor Whicher and
Aldermen Leslie, Flaherty, YounghoI-
ter, Hicox and Whalen and city attor.
ney and clerk Simmons were present
The canvass Of the returns showed
the following results: For mayor, maj
ority for George A. Jeffery 30. For
Treasurer, majority for Simmons, 10
For Police Judge, plurality for Wilson
36. For Alderman first ward, majority
for Little 15; Second ward, for Sell ID
Third ward for Nelson 81. The newly
elected officials viii assume office on
the first of May.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
BEARCREEK MINER
DIES OF INJURY
Runaway Car Crushes Young Miner
In Accident Tuesday. Funeral Ser
vices Tomorrow.

While dropping a car from a room
in the Eagle mine at Bearcreek Tues
day afternoon, Charles E. Dunn, en-
p.oyed as loader was crushed to
death by two runaway cars. Dunn
died at the Bearcreek hospital about
an hour after the accident which oc-
cured at four o'clock.
Deceased was born in Michigan and
was "a years of age and had been q
resident Of this section for the past 1f
years. He Is survived by his wife and
four children and his mother, -four
brothers of whom James and William
are residents of Red Lodge and two
sisters, one of whom is Mrs. Walter
McGillen Of this city.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon from the McGiller
residence and intcrment will be made
at this place.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
COOLIDGE CAMPAIGN
ON in CARBON CO.
II. A. Simmons Appointed as Chair
man of Carbon County Coolidge
Campaign Committee Work.

Attorney H. A. Simmons of this city
this week accepted appointment az
chairman of the Carbon County Cool
idge for President organisation and
has already arranged for the appoint
ment of committeeman representing
the different localities of the county
The county committee will work In
cooperation with the Womens' com
mittee headed by Mrs. r. A. Nuttine
and the work Of promoting Mr.. Cool
idge's campaign will be actively car
ried forward.
Both of the county committees are
working under the direction Of the
state committee headed by Senator
Burlingame Of Great Falls and inten-
sive work will be done between now
and the May primaries.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
A CORRECTION

The manager of the Peoples CO.
operative store Of Bearereek has cali
ed the attention Of the editor Of the
Chronieie to an alleged error of the
Chronicles in reporting the closing
Of that institution last week. From
this source the Chronicle is informed
that the stores difficulty is but tenn
porary caused by difficulties among
its own stockholders and that 1t will
continue TO engage in the mercantile
business at Bearcreek. According to
Mr.. Lord, the store is not patterned
after the closed Non-partisan League
stores of North Dakota but has been
operating on cooperative basis
similar to system much used in
European countries.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
CHURCH CHOIR
OFFERS CANTATA
Congregational Choir Will Give E. X.
Heysers' ''The Easter AlIeIuia"
at Sunday Evening Service.

Eighteen voices will participate in
the rendition Of the Cantata, includ-
ing the following. Sopranos, Mes
danes G. C. Rowan, R. M. Porter, II.
L. Hussong, and B. B. Downard.
Altos: Mesdames G. B. Foltz, H. c.
Johnson, Ledelia Morrow, l.. e. Tiche-
nor and C. ]. Pelo. Tenors: II. L.
Hussong, Roy Mcdaniel, w. G.
Churchill, H. Newman, and W. Beck
len. Basses: DR.. L. E. Tichenor. r.
G. Martin, F. P, Wicher and G. p
Hamerick. The accompanies will be
Mrs. e. A. Adams and Msrcella Little
field and the Cantata Is under the d.
rection of Mrs. H. A. Nutting.
The Cantata includes; "O'er He'd
ron's Stream" by choir quartette. 20
My Father" duet, Mrs. Morrow and
Mr.. Churchill. "When the Morning
Was Come" Doctor Tichenor, male
chorus and choir. "On the Calvary,
contralto solo, Mrs. Morrow. Soprano
solo, Mrs. Rowan; Bass chorus
Woman's chorus and full chorus
worthy the Lamb" full chorus
"Fear Not Ye," duet Messrs Mechanic
and Martin and full chorus. ''In th'
Cross Glory" quartette. Mesdams'
Rowan and Foltz and Messrs Martii
and Hamerick. Lift Up Your Heads
final chorus by full choir.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
Has Exploited
BeartOOth Region

Three reels of pictures exploiting
the Beartooth region near Red Lodge
were shown at the Roman theatre the
forepart of the week under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Croonquist, who recently
returned from the east where he has
been showing these pictures to audi
ences in all the larger cities. Mr.
Croonquist has done a great deal OF
effective work toward bringing tour.
lists to this section and the attention
Of the readers Of the Chronicle is cal.
led to an article on the subject ap-
pearing in hits issue.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
YOUNG MAN
MEETS DEATH
Son of Roberts Farmer Thrown from
Horse, Receives Skull Fracture
Which Resulted In Death.

John Poutto, IS son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Poutto, residing three miles
east of Roberts, died at St. Vincent's
hospital at Billings early Monday
morning after being brought there
from his fathers ranch near Roberts
where a stampeding horse threw him
early Sunday morning. Young Pout-
to received fractured skull which
was the cause of his death.
The unfortunate young man was
found by his companions soon after
the accident and removed to his
fathers home. DR.. Morgan Of Rob-
erts was called Immediately and DR.
Roberts called DR.. G. l.. Koehn OF
Red Lodge. Upon the advice of the
attending physicians, the young mar
was removed to the hospital at Bill
ings on Sunday, at which place his
death occurred the following morning
The boy, with others had attended a
dance at Roberts, two miles from the
ranch Saturday night. The party o1
boys We're returning horseback early
Sunday morning when Poutto's horse
stampeded for home. Either the rider
was unable to stop the horse or was
unaware that the ranch gate was
closed. When found by his compan.
ions. Poutto was lying about twenty
five feet inside the gate, unconscious
Funeral services were held at Rob.
erts Thursday afternoon.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
LOCAL UNIONS Y
ANNUAL BALL
Cooks, Walters and Clerks VIII
Join in Promoting First Annual
Ball On Evening of May First.

Thursday evening, May 1st, has
been selected as the time for holding
the first annual bail for their organi-
cations of the Cooks and Walters and
Clerks Unions. The ball win be held
at the Labor Temple.
The committees representing the
two unions in charge of the affair will
spare no effort toward making the
first annual ball one of the big events
Of the season in Red Lodge. Tickets
will be on sale at an early date and
viii be handled by the members Of the
unions.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
Establish Factory
On West Coast

d. W. Columbus and Les Lyons,
proprietors Of the Red Lodge Electric
Company will leave tomorrow for a
three weeks visit to points on the
Pacific coast in the vicinity of Seattle.
Messrs Lyons and Columbus are seek
ing west coast location for the
establishment Of a factory to manu-
facture the Colly Battery.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
COUNCIL TO AC
ON FLUME MATTER
Will Investigate Condition Mt Rock
Greek Crossing With New Head
Of City.

At the meeting Of the City Council
held Monday evening the question of
the sewer flume crossing at Rock
Creek was brought up for discussion
and an invitation extended to Mayor
elect Jeffery to view the proposition
with the council members at an early
date.
The Council canvassed the returns
Of the recent city election and attend.
ed to routine matters after which ad-
journment was taken until April pl.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
Farmers Sign
Big Acreage

Farmers of Carbon County have
signed to grow in excess of 1000
acres Of peas during the coming sea-
son according to F. B. McGregor re-
preventative in this section of the
Ferry Seed Company. The Ferry
Company this week shipped nine
cars of seed peas to points in this
county and the acreage this year will
place Carbon County in leading
position in this state in this industry.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
Halliwill Sale Set
For Second of Nav

e. d. Halliwill was caller at the
Chronicle office this week and made
arrangements to secure advertising
matter for his public sale which will
be held on May End. People Of this
vicinity interested in the purchase Of
articles to be offered at general farm
sale will do well to watch for the ad-
vertising matter secured by Mr.. Halli-
will from the Chronicle Company.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18
TITLE MATCH WAS
REAL SUGGEST
Local Battler Gets Draw With Cham
pion Fontana In Lively Mill at
Workers Hall-Brady Quits Cold.

Spider Kelley, local featherweight
and Eastern Montana Champion in
his division was awarded a draw in
the ten round go Thursday night at
Workers Hall when he fought Lou
Fontana Of Butte, state feather
weight champion. before one Of the
largest crowds to witness bout in
the city for some time.
The main bout was fast and furious
from the first gong with both fighters
seeking an opportunity of putting
over knockout, but with Kelley prov
ing the aggressor. The first three
rounds of terrific battling were draw
In the fourth frame the Champion
wadded in apparently in an effort to
finish the local man. In this round
Kelley demonstrated his ability to
take punishment and though the round
went to Fontana, it clearly showed
Keiley's ability.
From the fourth round to the eight
honors were about even, with first one
fighter and then hte other putting
everything he had into his effort 70
finish the match. Both men kept
shifting their tactics, first using the
art Of scientific boxing and suddenly
shifting to slugging match. In the
ninth round Kelley forced the fight to
Fontana even more than in the other
stages of the battle and the champion
likewise showed his ability to receive
punishment as we'll as to donate.
The last round found both fighters
in good shape and going strong. While
at first the referees decision was
booted by the crowd, it appeared later
to be the general opinion that both
fighters were entitlede to draw.
Fontana won place with local
fight fans by his clean milling, his
clever scientific work In the ring and
for his sportsmanship. He never stall
ed, hung on or allowed the mill te
drag and although Red Lodge people
at the fight were strong for their
home favorite they are equally strong
for clever, clean fighter like the mar
from Butte.
Kelley earned his draw decision
through the fact that practically
throughout the entire ten rounds he
carried the fight to the champion, and
although Fontana never gave ground
before the onslaughts of the local mar
and gave blow for blow, 1t did not de.
tract from the credit of Kelley for be-
ing the more aggressive.
Fontana's work last night proves
bis right to hold the state title in the
festher-weight class, but it is the opin.
ion of local fans that Kelley demon
strated his class sufficiently to war,
rant him another opportunity to take
the title away from the Butte battler
The first prcliminaries were lively
goes between local boys and the crowd
was given real kick in the semi,
wind-up between Dilley Davis Of Red
Lodge and Kid Brady of Fargo
Brady proved himself one-round
fighter by staIling after the frs,
round and when told to get in and
fight by referee Martin, found himself
helpless before Davis vicious attacks
Davis knocked him sll over the ring
in the third and fourth rounds and the
shortness Of the rounds was the only
factor to save the Fargo man from
being put to sleep. Davis easily wor
the match.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18

j. P. Plunkett of the Plunkett
Hardware and Furniture Company
left Saturday for the Twin Cities and
other eastern points on business for
his concern.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-18

Among the convAleseing patient Il
Or. Adams hospital Is Mrs. John Mast,
who is recovering nicely from an spsr
alton performed by DR.. Adams ssv-
era days ago.