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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-15
MANY OFFERS
OF AID GIVEN
THE STRIKERS
Big Fund Is Provided
BY international

Offers of help to the striking
garment workers have come
from many of the large unions
in the city, including the cleo
trical workers, some of the
building trades unions, the Chi
cago Federation of Labor, and
the AmaIgamated Clothing
Workers, it became known at
yesterdays strike meeting.
The electrical workers have
offered Meyer Perlstein, in
charge of the strike, to tax eve
ry member one dollar apiece
for the benefit of the garment
strike fund.
When Perlstein returned from
New York he was given the
promise by representatives of
the Chicago Federation that a
call would be sent to every
union member connected with
the Federation to help the strik~
ers financially.
Supported to Victory.
"The Executive Board at its meet
ing in New York appropriated $780,
600 and sends word that the strike
will be backed by the International
until it is VIGOROUSLY concluded"
Meyer Perlstein announced to the
strikers.
So far, we have not used one-third
that amount during the six weeks of
the strike and we now have enough
money to last us thru the six weeks
of slack season. But the Joint Board
decided that If more is needed, it will
be given and that the International
treasury will be at the disposal Of
the strikers when necessary. Besides
that, many other unions have offered
us financial aid. !"
I'VE feel sure that when the injunc-
ton cases are taken 70 higher court
they will be reversed. Sullivan's de-
cisions are so clearly unfair, that we
feel sure the higher courts will de-
eide in our favor. We are going to
take the cases to the supreme court
of the United States if necessary, and
hire the most able lawyers in the
country"
Garment Bosses Hard Hit.
1.-THE garment bosses are losing
more money than the union is. On
account of the strike they have had
very bad season and are not in
shape to fill the orders that will be
coming in before the beginning of
the approaching season. The gar
ment trade in New York is one hun
dred per cent organized, and yet the
strikes there have been won on or
after the eighth week. We have only
been striking six weeks, and as far
as the union is concerned, the strike
has just begun"
One of the strikers asked Perlstein
why they had not heard about the
parade Of the strikers which the I'M
ion announced some time ago. Perl
stein declared that he had not yet
heard from the Mayor with regards
to permit for the parade.
Continued on Page p
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-15
Nine Miners Injured
Thru Negligence Of
Illinois Mine Co.

DoWELL, ILL.,, April 14.-Nine
men were injured at Kathleen mine
when the brakes Of cage failed to
work. All were taken to the hospital.
Thirteen men were in the cage at the
time of the accident.
The DAILY WORKER correspond
ent's investigation shows that the
company had neglected to inspect and
repair the defective brakes.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-15

order OF Mr.. Brown, the librarian, who
in turn had to take care of his duty to
the class which at present controls all
the institutions.
Whether or not we shall succeed,
we shall keep up the fight TO have the
DAILY WORKER up in the newspa-
per room.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-15

ELBERFELD. Germany. "The
trade unions must be destroyed" was
the refrain reiterated again and again
in an address by DR.. Klentner, general
manager OF the Employers Fedora
ton OF the Rhineland.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-15

LENINGRAD. April 1.-THE tim.
Der department OF the Northwestern
"Gostorg" Estate Trade) has conclud-
ed a considerable deal in wood mate
rails with Spain.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-15
A Sick senator.

WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator
James Couzens has been removed to
John Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore,
for further observation" his physi.
clans announced today.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-15
BUFFALO LIBRARIANS UP In THE
AIR ABOUT THE DAILY WORKER

TO the DAILY WORKER:-An interesting very common
comedy being played at the Buffalo public library
ton with the DAILY WORKER
As the DAILY WORKER circulate local
Jewish branch of the Young Workers League
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-15
Is COMMUNIST REPRESENTATIVES
ELECTED TO FINNISH PARLIAMENT

STOCKHOLM April 14Eighteen were
elected to the Finnish Parliament
Considering
ununsts have made that has
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-15
CLARA ZETKIN FACES CHARGE OF
HIGH TREASON IN GERMAN REICH

the
Zetkn
She
campaign The charge against her 10 that Of bIah
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-15

WOTkETBI ? aFWcTaI NcFWNUUs
The Labor Party
Amalgamation
Organization Of Unoraanlzed
The Land for the Users
The Industries for the Workers
Protection Of the Foreign-Born
Recognition Of Soviet Russia
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-15

THE DAILY WORKER
RAISES THE STANDARD
FOR A WORKERS AND
FARMERS GOVERNMENT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

Poz. red. V pripise provazei
jfcdm horejsi vyzvu, zada mas
vybor o vybidnuti zdejsfch pr
seckych rodakd, ably svymi pri
spevky umoznili zbudovani po
mniku. Odporucujeme jejich
zadost, nebot' vidime z pfilo-
zene fotografie pomniku, ze
Sc jedna o dilo skutecne ume-
lecke ceny. Seznam zaslanych
|pfispevkd bude uveTejnen v
pfseckych a jinych jihoces-
kych' listech. Kdyby Sc utvofil
|sberaci vybor re zdepsich pr
|seckych rodakd, uverejnili by
|chorn seznam prfspevkl tez
I've "Svetu".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

ctyfech' stranach podstavce
jmena fiteznych boji5t' ma
front6 rpske, francouzsk6 a i
talske: zborov-Bachmac, Dos
so-Alto. Terror a Vouzieres.
Sousosi pomniku ma byti
zhotoveno z hofickeho piskov
ce, podstavec re zuly. Podafi-
Ii Sc vsak ziskati Ia primere-
'nou cenu bronz a shromazditi
dostatecny k tomuto tlcelu pc
n9zity obnos, bude sousosi u
Ito z bronzu, nepodlehajicfho
tax rychle zkaze jako pisko-
wee, ktery nutno po % - 80
letech obnovovati neb i znovu
|zfiditi.'
.Celkovy naklad ma zrizeni
[pomniku bude cfniti, nepocfta-
je v to hotovy jiz hluboky, pc
|vny zaklad, celkem $4,000 Kc.
Bronzove sousosi bylo by po-
idle ceny bronzu pfimerene
|drazsi-
Do konce cervence 1928 ci-
mi celkove jmeni pomnikove-
Iho fondu $1,000 Kc. Pomnik
ma byti odhalen prdbehem r.
1924.
Ia Jednotu csl. obce legio-
[narske v Pisku bratrskym le
gionarskym Zdar!
lVACLAV PETKfK, gen. rus
legif, velitel 10. pesi briga.
dy v Pisku, cestny predseda
JAN MAYER, rus. Leg, t. {
pfedseda pomnikoveho vyb
lMATEJ SRNKA, ital. leg, t
{. predseda Jednoty {. OBJ
ce legionarske v Pisku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12
IA CEsT OTC0VU.
!. II o II Il n .
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

.-T,-..-,s y. 81. - -swss ne +. ~
|se as Berta a Andela nach&ze
IT,
/, v6dA ci tusii, ze snnrti A.
belovou byiy as vyterpany ne
ktere zdroje jejica pffinAd.
Co Sc stane as 5 matkou q
dceTUu? ,.si, =;
Bida, zl&, bida, ,nemiiosrina
Jim hfozfla a v okamziku sa-
mem, tdy Rene chystal Jim poi
muci, kdy chyytal Sc je zachra-i
niu, nahraditi Jim bratra 4 "
ma, oport1 jez byla nahle zka-'
|cena, osod neblahy stihl je-
| no a odsoudil ho k maIomo-
eli.
Zrovna v jelne chvili taio-
I've, kdyz strojnik oddavaf Sc
t9mto chmurnyrn myslenkam,
otevfeiy Sc n&hle dvefe -veze-
Inf, my mohl vstoupiti jimi mo-
Ivy pfrdstek, muz, jehoz tvaT
iupoutala timed pozormcst Re-
In6-oyu.
"Kde jsem videi asi chlapi-
lka toho?" tazal Sc tento. "Je-
no tvaf jest mi znama.''
Zatim co strojnik hloubal
takto We sve pameti, novy tire
stance, hnuv nahle sebou prek-
Ivapene, zamiTil primo k nemu
II podavaje mu ruku, zvolal:
Zach, nemylim-li sc prece ?
Ano, vim jiz. Jste to w, Kite
lryz jste .sed9l as pred desfti
dny V krSme u strlbrne cise''
Nv ulici Akatovs, v omen vecer
kdy tam poliqie vpadla. Pill
ljsme pospolu."
] Muz move prichozi byl toti5
Jan Ctvrtek, itery 81 byl pra-
I've odbyl disciplinarni trest "a
! ztyrani Milky.
i "Ano> pravdu mate" odtusil
Rene, "jsem to ia. Taky ia vas
dobre poznavam."
''Nuze, mdj mily brachu, a
bych vam fekl jsem skorem pt
tesen, ze vAs vidfm."
ia vsak mezi n,anni receno
I byl bych radsi kdybych Sc
lvami setkal nekde jinde.'
Co chcete! Nekdo pojim;
.lvse $ filosofickym klidem, il
:lny nikoii! ia jsem filosofem.
i "velkA to vyhoda pro vas
1. osvetil strojnlk. Ale zde prect
nejmene as insieznete osobu,
! kterez jste tehdy vecer mluvil
la ktera pfinese YAM, jak jstt
4 pravil, velike stestf, jakmile s.
lis nj setkate.'
i "Osud me musi ucnystat
setkani to pozd4ji. Jest to jel
otazkou casu a trpelivosti."
i "Nezrfkate sc tedy nadeje.
! 'Zajiste ze nikoli. Ano, pra
vs naopak. Cd te dolby, CO va,
, jsem spatfil, nabyl jsem ostat
ne skorem jistoty, ze dedictv
to mne nemdze nijak minouti.
Zach, gratuluji vam."
"Vrele diky vam, to c,
isem tenkrate slibil, vsechn,
plati. Rekl jsem jiz jednou ia
mile budu miti svoje dedictvi
:, hody vystrojim, hody zname
Mite"
Jan Ctvrtek zamyslil Sc n,
Ichvili a potion dodal:
"Kdybyste byl k cemu, kdy
byste byl fadny clovek a kdy
byste 81 rozlmel, mohli bychon
Sc dohodnouti. Reknete mi te
Idly predevsfm proc vas zatkli:
i Co jste spachal?"
"Nevim."
, Zach, ano, porozumim, Ne
idomi vase ma celou radu vrot
bku. nevite tedy, pro ktcry va
vlastne zatkli?"
Rene Moulin pochopil, re t;
oiky Jan Ctvrtek, jako vsichn
ostatni, ma no "a zlodeje. A,
q domneka ia mu pramalo lich
.%;lo wo1hnd1 Co 5, ov,xu,rn oo4; ;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

trestancd, ktef' NELL byti co nej1
drive propusteni, stal Sc jernu4
pfitelenl oddanym a rozhod-i
nyrn,> nebot' cht6l ma utozitil
potion, aby ae odebral do u
lice Notre-D des Champs
aby donel bydlici tam vdov9i
odsouzencovs klic cd jeho, Re
ne-ova bytu a dopis zAroven.I
Pani Leroyerova mohla by
Sc potom odebrati do strojniko
va obydli, tfeba by tento jeste
veznen byl, i witt odtamtud
v londyn6 nelezeny hacrtek Ii
stu, kteryz, Rene talk pevns on
doufal, mel od'haliti stopy pra
vych vinniiI a pachateld vraz
dy ma most9 v Neuily. 4
Ma nestestf strojnik az pfi-
lis brzy seznal, ze zamer jeho
jest neuskutecnitelny, aneb ze
pokus o jeho uskntecneni pro
vazen byl by nebezpecim nej
vaznej ejsim.
Lide, kteri no obklopovai,
kdyz 81 vylicenym chovanim j
pfetvarkou svou zjednal dive
ru jejich jake prave dobrotis
ko, kterez ale vdci ostatnim
Jest schopno nejsmelejsich ci-
MI, odhalcvali potion taky VII
ci nemu pravou povahu svou i
sveruvali Sc m u sc vsim, ably
81 zjednali jeho vaznost.
Ukazujice sc mu talk v pra-
We povaze, poskytli mu pfile-
zitost seznati, ze ma co ciniti
$ pravymi prserami poileslosti
a cvnismu, jimz nebylo lie spc
lehlive sveriti zadne poslani
duverne a choulostive.
Kdyz byl paal pani Leroye.
rove. Rene Moulin nucen byl
sd6liti il v dopisu tom i adresu
bytu sveho a oznamiti il ro.
lvnez, ze cenny omen osudny ma
crtek nalez;l Sc v jedne za,su,
ce jeho psaciho stolu.
Avsak We stolku tom ukryty
byly, jak VINE, t6z penize, cer
ne papiry a jine jeSte draho'
cenne veci.
Bidnik, jemuz by tedy stroj
ink ulozil, aby listen tim l
! Andale sc odbral, nepochybnf
by po cest6 list ten a treba je'
1mom re zveiavosti otevrel q
ijakmile by seznal obsah dop
su toho. zajiste, misto ably a
dresu Rene-ova bytu pani Le'
royerove 'donesl, sam odebra
by Sc, MAZE klic v rukou, dt
bytu toho ably penfze a skvosty
|vyloupil.
| Tyto dvahy Rene-ovy byly
zcela opravn6ny a pravdepo
dobne nasledky kazdeho neo
patrneho cinu takoveho byl.
prflis zrejmy, nez aby Rene-s
nebyly razem zarazily.
/ A prece pfilezitost neopa
trrosti takove nasikytovala 81
mu pfehojne kazdym dnem.
! Kazdeho dne odchazelo to
|tiz z vezeni vice trestancG, kt'
ri policejni instinct byli ma sv'
bodu propust6ni; rozloucili 81
s druhy We vezeni jeste zlsta'
lsimi a zmizeli pro vzdy.
/ Rene vska stale, jeste je
Ste vahal.
i A pfece kazdym dnem vnu
covala Sc mu stale myslenka
ze musi jednati rychle, Timed
co nejdfive.
i CO 81 jinal bude mysliti
mem pan: Leroyerova?
v jake as nejistote, ia
ken zd9seni travi dny, kdy
on Sc stale nedostavuje?
Nebude. j:z spuditi o mem,
Rene Moulinovi, re jest to Q
soba duvery nehodna, jez "a
cena byla pro nejaky bidny SIX
tex?
Zajist6 mela pa,avo k lsud
;lfu tomu. Veskere zdani svedi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

|lexionafske Y Pisku chce uctfti
|sv9tlou pan1atk1l tech synl pi-
seckeho kraje; ktefi We veil
KEN boji "a svobodu zivot svuj
la Vlast pobozili.
Proto obracf Sc chuda nase
lobec legion&fska ma Vas, syny
lpfseckeho kraje, a vsechny YER
Inc syny naroda, jichz srdci jest
ls~ata pamatka padlych hrdind,
Is prosbou, by pomohli nam
|zrfditi dustojny pamatnik bra
Itfi, jichz v cizich dalavacl
rozset& opustene hroby nelze
lnam zdobiti kyitkem vdecno-
lsti.
Kdyz ma orloji veku bila O.
isudova rozhodna hodina, kdy
lplatiio: "Ted' anebo nikdy!'
- Oni nevahai - sli a - pa
ldli!
| Ii velci mrtvl, ii prosti, ne
lznami hrdinove chlusili v sobe
lhlas srdci sNych, zapomneli ma
|zenu a d9ti, zapomneli ma stare
rodice, ma lasku vse, co pou-
.ltaio je k zivotu rodne hrou.
lde, videai v duchu jen jedno
fVlast svou v okovech! proto
lznovu sli v boj = vic Sc ne.
Ivratili! -
Bratri! Rodaci Kdo 2 VaS
llbude vahati, pfispeti hrivnou
.Isvou ma pomnik hrdinu?
! Pomnik padlych hrdmd bu'
,lde stati ma Zizkovu namestf \
lPisku, takfka pii samem vcho
.Idu do vlastniho mesta cd stani
Ice ma Taborce.
i Zizkovo namesti, obklopent
s jedne strany novymi, elegant
! mimi domy, otevira Sc 6 druh,
i|strany k cernym piseckym le
|sdna a horam, do sieho, volne
! Tho prostranstvi, kterez v do
-lhledne dobe sotva bude zasta
atveno.
Mic, krone jmena, nepripo
llmina ma mem velikeho bojov
sInika "a vOlnost a viru!
Proto rozhodl sc pomnikov
-Ivybor, ze stredern pomniku pa
o dlych bratfi ma byti velik;
lvztvGena postasFs slepeho 'hrd
}. my, Jana zizky 2 +, Trocnov;
s. Inejvetsiho, nejskromnejsiho.
lnepremoziteineho ceskeho VI
i jaka, jako davncveky, ztele;
Z |n9ny ideal ceskeho legionar'
u Kolem postavy izkovy jso
. seskupeni predstavitele tri Il
E gil - ruske, francouzske a it;
o ske.
IL To bylo zakladni myslenko'
c die nfz vypracoval umelec,
e. kademicky sochaf mistr An
iBilek, svij naNl'h. Do sveh
il dila dovedl umalec pri vesk'
mir jednoduclhosti provedeni v
lziti a symbolicky znazornl
i myslenku znovuvzkriseni N
: -lroda ma zaklade tradic, jicf
s |predstavitelem byl zizka :
,-ljeho nasledovniky jsou - d
,iIumelce - legionafi.
u Postava zizkova vyrusta z
lskaly, v niz takrka prechazi
oI veliky slit S kalichem, o ne.
oI slepy rex Sc opira. Celia p'
II stat hrdiny, jeho pavez'
/, zbran bron pokryta jest
; lomky skaly, jichz boku j
koby vyristala. - Tim cht
a umelec vyjadriti, ze zizka v,
lrostl z ceske pddy, re sired
: ceskeho lidu, prave tax, jah
'-jpo peti stoletich ii synove nj
n roda, kteri "a hranicemi po'
'-|stali Sc zbrani ruce proti OF
!! !iv9kemu vrahu, utlacovate
zteles1ujice Narod v jeho bo
liza Svobodu.
y Vzadu, "a postavou Zizk
! YOU - zakorenen je We ska
81 1zlomeny pen stare lipy, z n
hoz jako symbol znovuzroze.
a Naroda ku novemu, volnen
.
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Dr.. Albert F. Smell
roh 8. q Prospect Ave.

Cleveland, q.
xspaaatujte sl eas . a1ness
Ufedni hodiny:
Cd 9. hod. rano do Z h. veter.
v. nedeli a We sv&tek cd /
10 hod. rano do ! odp. 4
Adressa lfadovny y Gin.
cinnati, O.. 1854 Wesley y.
- u - - - - = - - -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

DR.. Albert +. Smell
70 Sneilova soulrom&ho
sanatofe ' Cincinnati, Ohio
bude me3kati v Clevelandu
We sve lfadovns
412-414 Erie Building
roh 9. a Prospect Ave.
Cd PONDELkA IA. LED
MA DO STREDY q. LED.
POUZE 10 DNl.
Doktor lecI vsechny chronicke memo.
ei 1 xn,rxacenf musn len . detf. '
mnohem pf1pAdS m11e b1ti xabranSno
l. opsraca. svSftts-n - mu lScen1
O5etfuje veskerE nemoci
muzG, zen / ditek.
Kataru 4 saludecnim chorobAm o.
venuje obsvlastnf posornost
Trpits-li katarem. pfijd'ts neohts
% vy1stfiti., Nsmocnl chorobou 20.
nekud napadeni. NELL by % uchopiti
pfflexitosti 3sho navst3vy. Navbtivts
lei q budete uspokojeni. Jestli 1e Jest
vas pffpad nevylecItelny. fekns VAN
tax bes okolkn poradl v4m me-
shojitelnosti zAdny chorobny mud
nsb xena nemen by sameSkati pore.
diu % tfmto specialistou.
Jste-ii. oostizeni rheumatismem. nsr'
vosou. vodnatelnosti. otoksm rukou
neb nohou. neenAzemi later. srdce
slabosti nerv0 neb jinou chorobou sls.
bostni. jste-M zsinaly.. trpfteli s4vra.
Il. nechuti k jidlu. s&cpou neS92ivno'
stI padoucnicf neb xaludecnlmi stfsv
mimi nepofadky pfijd'te X DR.. 6nellovi
Mate-M skvrny, krsvnf, koxnl net
vlasovt naduh. prntrS nsb slatou xllu
vss % uspschem lScI
D&ny
ochuravelA bolenlm hlavy. trudnomy6l.
oostl, bolestl v kff1i. xvlaStnlmi Ne.
mocemi neb jsou-N postizeny 5in3m
nepravid elnostmi. slabosti neb nedu'
hem specielne zsnskym. mely oy ~
tfmto specialistou psraditi.
Choroby vatecnfku mob -delohy lec
beg nozs Bylo-M VAN radeno podro
biti % operacl chirurgicke. aby Cd
stran4na byla pflcina techto chorob
nsb pf xlat4 xils . prttrxi. nsposiou
chejte techto pokynh nedavejte svoJ'
sdravf pod pnx. lancetu neb ranlekAf
skou 1ehlu, ani3 bysto - drive poSA
Oily % specialistou. f
Nehlsd1 x tomu, Jake povahy les
vase nemoc net jak dlouho Vas su3u
10. porad'ts 80 tfmto speciaiistovs Ah1
pslt vA1 budouci Sivot nsbyl sascl
Stafi i mladi muzi
Nshled9 K tomu, jak 1ste, nenooer
nshled4 ami K VAST bssradnosti . bss
nad3jnosti q nehlede ami x tomu. kdy
VAN bylo 1ix feceno. ss Vale Aemo
lest nszho1itelna. pftjdts porsd'ts
,,n,u syuornym iAkaren teet-u q
"a ION nitka nadeje, ma ktere vf1
Va1e xdravl, mtxs tato vesti VaAem'
uxdravenf, spokojenosti stSstl
ZvLASTNf POzORNOsT % venu3
chemickema . drobnohlednemu rosbo
ru krvs, mocs . chrchlo . vssm trpi
cfm nemocemi dussvnimi . nsrvovtm
kompltkacemi.
vSeohny dotaxy adresujts
N
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-12

- Jak mIze lid vsdsti, zs
mate nsco ma prodej, kdyz
mta to drive neoznxmite7
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-08-21

the swine breeders who are on the fair
grounds is planned for Tuesday, Sept.
%, the opening day of the fair.
Plans for the State fair exposition
judging which commences on the open
ing day, are practically complete, al
though the board is not ready to an
oun judges as yet in a few of the
classes. It viii be good news to the
beef cattle men of Montana to learn
that George Sim, Hereford breeder,
will judge beef cattle this year. For
a long time Mr.. Sim was in charge of
the A. B. Cook Hereford herd near
Townsend, and helped develop it to
national greatness.
Professor George Cutler, head of
field husbandry work at the Univer-
sity of Alberta. Edmonton, will again
judge grains ut the Montana State
fair this fall. Mr.. Cutters work at the
State fair in 1921 and 1922 was uni
versally commended. The educational
effect Of his work those years was so
marked that he vas urged to return
this fall.
John l.. Smith of Spokane, Wash,
dairy cattle breeder of note, who is no
stranger to Montana breeders, will
place the ribbons on the dairy cows at
Helena this year. T. H. Moray of Salt
Lake City, secretary of the Utah Poul-
try association. and Charles A. Green
field of Butte, will judge the poultry.
Mr.. Moray is associate editor of the
Northwest Poultry Journal. and is
well known as a judge in the inter-
mountain States shows.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-08-21
CANDIDATE FOR
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER

Thomas D. Olmsted, of Dillon, is
a candidate for railroad commission
er at the approaching primary. MI.
Olmsted's record as a citizen, bust
ness man, officer and neighbor in
this community where he has resided
for rs years, is excellent. So far as
we know it is not marred by any
spots or blemishes. He is expert
enced, successful and well-balanced.
He was a member of the Beaverhead
county high school board for IA
years and mayor Of Dillon for one
term.
For many years he was at the head
of the Olmsted-Stevenson company,
a wholesale and retail hardware and
grocery store, where he and his asso-
ciates built up a large and prosper
GUS business. He was then a ranch
near Dell for four years, until he
sold out there. Since then he has
been connected with the Greater
Grocery Company until recently.
He is well qualified and well
equipped for the faithful and impair
tial discharge of the duties of the
office to which he aspires.
The best evidence of his populari-
ty and standing at home is that he
will receive the enthusiastic and near
unanimous support of his neighbors
and friends where he is best known.
(From the Dillon Tribune, July 25,
1924.) Paid political adv. 26-1t
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-08-21
STATE FAIR GETS
NOTED HOG JUDGE
IRA JACKSON NATIONALLY
KNOWN BREEDER OTHER
JUDGES ARE ANNOUNCED

Ira Jackson of T~ippecanoe, Ohio,
swine breeder whose name is dimmed
by none Of the stars in the DurOc Jer-
sey armament, viii judge swine at the
1924 Montana State fair, according to
the announcement of the judges list
by the executive board Of the Montana
State fair. There is scarcely a herd
of DurOcs east of the Mississippi that
has not been influenced by the Ohio
Chief blood strain developed in the
Jackson herd.
In 1928, Ira Jackson judged Poland
Chinas at the National Swine Show /;
Duroc Jerseys 1T the Minnesota State
fair; Duroc Jerseys and Hampshires at
the Michigan State fair, and Duroe
Jerseys at the Illinois State fair. In
1922 he judged Duroc Jerseys at the
National Swine Show.
GAS a breeder Ira Jackson has few
peers among swine men in general
today" is the comment of DR.. w. e.
Joseph. instructor in animal husband
ry at the Montana State college, and
superintendent of swine at the Mon
not limited to breeders of Duroc Jer-
seys, but includes breeders of all
breeds. He has had a very profound
influence on the modern development
of the Duroc Jersey"
Secretary b. 7. Moore of the State
fair is corresponding with some of the
swine exhibitors in preparation for
Nj. Iackson's coming. A dinner for
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-08-21
Poisonous FIower Bulbs

Daffodil bulbs, which specifically
resemble onions, have sometimes been
eaten for them by mistake and have
caused serious poisoning. A case was
reported not long ago in Edinburgh,
where a cook took a daffodil bulb for
an onion and used it to flavor a stew
subsequently eaten by five persons.
All were made acutely sick before the
end of the meal. All recovered in a
few hours and apparently suffered no
after effects Of the dose. The poison
ing is supposed to be due to a prin-
ciple known as "narcissine," found in
the bulbs of daffodils and jonquils.
Persons keeping daffodil bulbs in the
house should take care that they are
not confused with onions.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-08-21
Beginnings of Music

The beginnings of music-making, as
it is practiced by uncivilized people,
offer curious reading. Among savage
tribes, it is said, the earliest acquired
musical phrase is derived quite dis
tinctly from a simple howl, the notes
gliding down or up a scale by semi
tones. And savages repeat over and
over again one phrase, their satisfac-
ton in having mastered which is child
like, AS the people rise in the scale
of intelligence, their favorite musical
phrases grow larger and become more
elaborate until a ~systematized making
of music can be clearly discerned.