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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14
RULE OF CRICKET
"Stand StiN,' Fundamental Idea
OF the Game.
AVA e,,,k ws,h o'NaIisy, Writing In
Eastern Magazine Says "stand
STIR 10 Right.

An introductory chapter {" me o.
hcial rules Of cricket. written by the
noted East Indian chcketer. Prih e
RanjItsinhJ1, caught NJ Interest," Nm
the opening sentsace. Prince hanJis
nrst words gave me in q hAsA an u
sight Of the big fundamental Of tAe
game.
"'Stand still 10 the noSt important
direction to Give to the cricket begin
ner." ran RAnjfs epeninS Words'
stand still or you viii Hsvsr make q
cricket player. 1t 10 geed Pisa fof
the young bAtsaan to have his risht
leg peExed dowE. II ~ naturahy caA-
not stand STILL
There you arc! SoMeons said some
thing when he said that Waterloo was
won Oh the playing Aslds Of Etoa and
Harrow. Whea the YrSaeh charged
WellinxtoA's former cfickstefs Plays
the game-s,0od still. AID Doubtless
the Cambridge batsmaA spending the
summer out on the aeld had his logs
on leash. II 10 AsAiaeaAt-te COME
back to America for . Doment-thaf
the only American CITY whsrs cricket
has obtained q footholA 10 Phnadci-
phla. Foothold 10 light.
The vide differences bstween tie
rules of cricket ana baseball rules
we're many. / saw ~ ! Rudisd the
cricket code. The Ant cs1eket ruie
I read. for Instance. said that when
the bowler. OF pitcher. sAeets hh fasf
one toward the plate and the thrown
ball 1rst lodges II the batsnans
clothing. the ball shall bscsoss dad"
In baseball. 90 the ether hand when
the same thing happens the batter he
comes dead.
There isa variation 81 this Idea In
y following rule which says that X the
wicket kpeper-catcher-rea ont
in front of the wicket-hsne plate
TO catch the pitched ball While the
ba;Sman Is taking 4 smash NJ II. "the
player shall not ne out" In baseball.
however, II the catcher were to reach
far ont In front nj the home plate and
royuIshly try to snatch the ball out
Of the air. especially at the precise
moment that Bshp Ruth's pet vazsn
tongue came rushing through the air
10 give the bail 4 little kiss. somebody
would b~ out. For days ard days he
would be cut
One more rule and the American
reader Will have as clear an under
standing et the lntriracieS af cricket
rs even I have. The fnal rule in the
official laws Of cricket runs:
THE interval fer luncheon shall be
forty minutes on each day Of the
match. The game then shall he re
sumed each day at the us.iAl hour, no
allowance. beiRs made fer the ten
minutes between lnnInp."
No mention is made ~ afternoon
tea. Tea Is und-rstood.-Frank Ward
O'Malley in the Saturday Evening
Post.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14
AMERICA IS BOSTON LAND"
Absnskl indiana Know No Other
Name fer the Whole Of the
United States

In the early days Of the Colonies the
Abenakis, or Eastern indiana" and
through them other more distant tribes,
had accepted an Indlsnized Sprn OF the
term "Bostonisn" as the name Of the
New England colonists. After the
Revolution, when the colonists called
themselves Americans, the Indians did
not change their name, but extended
the meaning 20 that It was the equiv
dent Of american" And by an odd
further extension Of the term, Abenah
Indians today, talking their native
tongue, would speak Of the whole
United States as Boston Land" They
call II Pastonki-Paston being their
rendering Of Boston, and the terminal
HI being aki or aukee, their word fos
land. From the Etchemins Of Quoddy
Bay to the Abenakis Of st. Francis on
the st. Lawrence an American Is Pas
tonk or Psstani. The form Bostooian
they DO NOT use.
This word belonged to their trad
Ing vocabulary. and presumably the
arEt fur traders who went TO the Co
lumbia carried 1t into the Chinook jar
Ton, which corresponds to the Chinese
P1dgin EnSfish- Frenchmen probably
IN the same manner picked II up from
the Indians and took 1t to Europe.
The Indians did not use the term
Pastouki from lack Of another name
for the white settlers. II ID clear that
from the beginning they must have
called them Lgiis o. Igris, which was as
near Al they could pronounce Eng
lish.-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14

Painters like to use lithopone be-
cause Of It's many good qualities. This
white pigment IL however. not rec
commended for outside work. due to
the fact that Il darkens when the
painted surface IL exposed 20 sun
Light. A French Investigator has de-
terulned that It Is the ultraviolet
nys Of Light that cause the pigment
to darfsa. To prevent the action Of
these rlyI II ID only necessary TO sur
round each particle Of lithopone with
q layer Of material which Is insensi-
tive to light and which At the same
tiuse does not impair the good prop
critics Of the pigment Such materials
are blanc axe. alumina and oxide Of
zinc. A iithopone paint made In this
wy dives most excellent results.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

In the District Court of tie Sew
enth Judicial District OF Idaho, in
and for Payette County.
]. H. Whitsell, Plaintiff, VS..
The Lamb Fruit Company, a
cooperation, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that
Writ of Attachment covering the
property of the above named de-
PENDANT has this day been regularly
issued out of the above entitled
Court.
Witness my hand and seal OF said
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14
Prohibit Hunting On Sunday.

Hunting on Sunday Is prohibited In
ali states and provinces east Of the
oAe hundred and NTH meridian except
Illinois. Louisiana, Michigan, Texas,
wisconsin and Quebec. and In some
states certain days Of the week con
stttrte closed seasons throughout the
time In which killing il permitted, and
hunting 10 prohibited when snow is on
the ground In New Jersey, Delaware,
virTinls and Maryland.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14
Women Ar. Enthusiastic Athletes.

Owing to the rapid movement of
women's athletics In France WHERE
there are 20 organizations ef wo.neti
athletes all with large memberships
the fear has been expressed among the
medical fraternity that zeal may out
run their discretion and the subject
has been given some considerable at
tention by the members ef the Medical!
Congress OF Physical Education. This
body has made number of Important
suggestions for the guidance OF WON
on who desire 10 take part In athletics.
One Of them Is that all such persons
desiring TO enter ersaaized contests
should he made TO secure the consent
of some competent physician, to he
given only after Thorough eaaHina-
ton OF the candidate. The members
also adopted certain restrictions for all
women's events and suggested that the
long jump be suppressed entirely.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14

The Mount Everest climbers, max
Ing their SECOND attempt. had At las,
accounts reached Sikkin frontier. with
good weather and favorable prsyress
The report In the New Ycrt Times
tells much OF interest concerning the
country and Its peoples The follow
Ing Is an Incident:
AT the frontier. o. crossing into
independent Sikkim. We wses met BY
the guard. n single policeman. When
we had finished the nec,~eAry oficisl
documents. "riEht-hand sslutei- rared
the guard at himself. and daily "a
luted with his right hand. Len
- he beloved. and turned to the
left. "Oulck march," he shrieked- and
strHixhtwsy took himself 81. Tie was
q Gurka. and all Gurkas love drilling
themselves IL they cannot Eet anyone
else to drill them
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14
COMPULSORY SCHOOL ATTEND
ANCE NOTICE

The following is a provision Of the
School Laws of Idaho, Session Laws
1921. designed for those who are
inclined to unjustly deprive their
children OF the advantages Of fair
common school education:
Section 75h, Idaho School Laws.
In all districts OF this state, all par
ents. guardians and other persons
having care of children shall instruct
them, or cause them to be- instruct
ed, in reading, writing, spelling
English, grammar, geography, and
arithmetic In such districts, every
parent, guardian, or other person
having charge of any child between
the ages of eight 90 and eighteen
G8) years, shall send such a child
to a public, private or parochial
school for the entire school year dur
ing which the public schools are in
session in such district; provided,
however. that this article shall not
apply to children over fifteen (15)
wears of age, when such child shall
have completed the eighth (8th)
grade. or may be eligible to enter
any high school in such district, or
where its help is necessary for its
own use or its parents support, or
where for good cause it would be
for the best interest of such child TO
be relieved from the provisions OF
this Article; Provided, further, that
if a reputable physician within the
district shall certify in writing that
the child's bodily or mental condi-
ton does not Permit its attendance
at school, such child shall be exempt
during such period of distbality from
the requirements of this Article. 1t
shall be the duty of the superinten-
dent Of the school district. if there
be such superintendent, and If not,
then the county superintendent OF
schools. to hear and determine all
applications of children desiring
for any of the causes mentioned
here. to be exempted from the pro-
visions of this Article, and if upon
such application. such superintend-
ert. hearing the same, shall be of
the c-inion that such child for any
rcaron &c entitled to be exempted as
aforesaid. then such superintendent
shall issue a written permit to such
child. stating therein his reason for
such exemption. An appeal may be
taken from the decision of such SUI
perintendent so passing upon such
application to the probate court of
the county in which such district
lies upon such child making such ar-
plication and filing the, same with
the clerk or judge of said court with
in ten days after its refusal by such
superintendent, for which no fee to
exceed the sum Of one dollar (S1.00)
may be charged, and the decision of
the probate court shall be final. An
application for release from the
provisions of this chapter shall not
be renewed oftener than once in
three months
ANNA C. PEARSON,
County superintendent of Schools,
Payette County, Idaho.
A14-Sp.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14
Cay Railing. fer A.u.. Front.

In London many Of the houses IN
the residential sections are supplied
with ratings either for decorative ef.
feet or for the protection Of the base
ments From time immemor'al II has
been the custom to have these painted
black. but q change In the order Of
things has been recently voted and
these ratings are being painted In
ray color combinations
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14
IN THE TICKER CLASS

The words Los Angeles a d
"leads again" are daily growing
more synonymous, This time it is the
establishment of the first stock
ticker service in the west inaugural
ed by the Los Angeles stock exchange
and operated by the Western Union
Telegraph Co., which made its initial
bow July 18th.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14

The Woman stopped In tho other
day at the birthday party Of the child
Of multimlllionaire. She has often
wondered how rich people can he so
rich, how they can keep accumulat-
ing II.
But now she partially thinks she
knows.
The birthday child had been given
game by his psrents-the National
Thrift game, Il WAS called. And all
the children were buslly engaged In
playing the new game. Ever. In their
amusements It would seem as though
they were being trained to remember
that money must be kept In III. hands
OF select f.w Thics'-n Journal
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14

For Sale-Purebred Jersey bull,
ready for service. Sired by Lass ST.
Mawes. Grandson of Oxford Raleigh
Zenith. W. D. Case, 62s 3rd Ave.
South. Ait-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14
RADIATORS

We sell and install the Cartridge
Radiator. at our shop in Payette.
eliminating lose Of time and expsnss
Hentz Auto Repair Shop, Exclusive
of sending radiators to Boise
Agency for Payette. Feb. TT.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14
TRAINS DUE TO ARRIVE md DE-
PART FROM PAYETTE, En-
FECTIVE, MAY 4, 1924

E4STBOUND@
No. Is, due 2:52 q. N.
No. Sc, due 7:40 a. N.
No. IS, due S:57 a. N.
No. "a, due 1850 p. m.
WESTBOUND-
No. II, due $40 a. m.
No. IS, due 9:55 q. m.
No. %, due 2:4e p. Il.
No. %, due $40 p. m.
No. 5, due 6:22 p. m.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14

Modern Apartmsnts-c,li as. Il.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14

When you need Battery get
Williard-F. NJ. Moss e Bro
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14

Court this 18th day of June, 1924.
LILLIAN WILSON.
Clerk of the District Court
HAYNES & WILBUR,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-14

PAYETTE VALLEY BRANCH
No. ST., departs s a. m.
No. S73, arrives 1920 p m.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-25
Smitmimen parisfnnta.

Sofit alta iitten pib1ttitp6t polii.
fitpiranomaiiet @oiipulaboella orni-
tuiien parisf,,nnan, iolla oil nnita-
nadn tafii lasta. 2dbenl,nin fun.
IusteltaeSia parisf,tntaa iaatiin tie.
taG beibdn eIdttdneen itieGdn 81
pi,otta teriadmaIla ia moontietG
fuIfe,naIIa pitdidst6 teiieen Yobian.
nlaan r,,otialaiieIla rarniffofeu6ul-
la. Wieben mint pm 6ssuss alIefiei
sSoritbore ip,ttpnpt 1854 ia fotoiiin
Siipppstd. S1nen ieltraIaiienia nj
mi OF Silnia &oiina &arianpdd,
ipntpnnt 1877, totoiiin &ariioeIta
Sc ctpnt pboesi1 eldneet .pibfimdttG
parifpmmentd tpuotta ia fulfeneei
feriuuIIa pitdidstd toiieen. 2apiio
BELLA on pbteenid ollit Is, ioita e
ole Iainfaan fastettu. Sornborg or
fesfimies ia aifaiemmasta aipios
taan on bdneIla ollut 10 lasfa
aunpainenfaan ei tietdnpt fotipaif
faoifeu6estoan mitddn, IiII6 to6en
nGtoiiesti ettpdt be ole misiadn fir
ioisia. = 8
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-25
Thurs. Dec. 25 1924
Sieteeu nbri.

Hontgenldteet oapat dsfen iuaati.
meet BariiiSia uioen ubrin, Tro.
fcsiori @ergonie. Woroeaurin pli.
opiston EoIogian ia eIeftroterapian
opettalo. on leitattu &o1taenIdtei-
ben tuottarnien spanlmoien spmofii.
@sllutamia luuoiia iitten oil bGneIt1
70 iaman ippn ipnofii poiStett,i II.
lentnpia iormin oifeoSto fG0eSt1,
miitto ie ei aitttnnl,t. Wlarrusfuiin
4 p:nd oil pafto leitata bdnelt1 fc.
70 fGiipdrii. Yrofesiorin tiIa on bp
min beitto ia ipdbGn toimeitd on bG.
men toipuniiestuan. gereonie or
onIistanltt fofo cIdm1nia ip6pdtau.
DIN SfontgenidteiIld parantamien
t,ltfimiieIle. &in on pcrl,stairut l.
ienupia iairaaloita ipopdtautiiia
warten Boroeaitriin ia fen prp6ris
t0om.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-25
Sp0tt5mat tcbtaanomistaiifii.

TorontosIa on dsfettdtn tapobtlt.
mt bpipinfin tatpalIinen oiafefeinot
teluiuttu. jonta ,ibrifii on iout,,m,t
ntiiiitamia fpmmeniG ii,omalaiiia.
@ras @lenton.piminen iuomaIainen
Obopsipoltain plolelta oil rpbtpnpt
faupunaisia oIepille iuouialai lille
faitppnamnan &oamer @otor Gcm-
ponpn olaffeita. ilnoittaen, ett1 pb
tio aIfaa piaffoin eri tebtaan 80.
rontosia, administration autoja e.
rifieen gai,aoaa iparten. Ne beitfi.
l6t, iotfa npt merfitieifHp1t ofatfei-
ia. tuliiiipat pGdiemGdn tpobon teb-
taaieen beti femrao,palla piifolla.
Diaffeiben binta ilmoitettiin t20
ooflarifii. mutta oiaffeista ofoIliief
Il pddiiipdt monet 90 ia 80 ooIla-
rilla.
Scum lti,tta tebbasta ei mdarGpdi
ipGna pa1rtl,fadn alfiu,n. alfoiipat
ofaffeen merfitiiidt, iotfa olilpot
tpiimeiiisfd raboisiaan ole.pia tpot-
tomiG, ep6illd fofo banfetta. %sutta
filloin oil olaffeiben fauppoaia
nbosfin b1tpinnpt toistaiiefii t1inte
nattomalle pplulIe.
Sutpi,tetut, ioiben li,fun,1drG
noniee noin piioleen iataan ia ioi-
BEN petfaittaialle at,tama roboium-
ma oil noin 1900 6oIlaria, otpat fl
fdIdifen Suomen tparatoniuIin a.
tpustiiffelIa nostaneet rifosiutun
petfittaioa ,pastaam. SamaIIo on
mposfin pantu tpireiIIe itpiliiiittu
itie pbtiotG ipastaan. g. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-25
Nnrrut firffpibin Supmesia.

Bf, 20 pdipGn ipostoiieno bona
on geoffilan firffoon ma,rtaubuttu
iafariston altman fa,,tta. SieItG
on olIut beIppo pGGip firfon tpiini.
felIariin, josta on tpietp aptiii Iitraa
sptinid.
GrG1nG pditpand oil iuaras eli
iparfaat tiimfeut'ineet TpriuGdn firf
foon baltausmaan puoleiiesta iffr.
nasta. SafaristoSta on tporaS foet.
tanut pprfiG famntioon, josia fir.
Ton faIleaioet: ebtoollisfaIHi ia pie.
nempi md6rd firffoipiiniG idiIpte.
t1dn. UritDs on f,,itenfin ep1onnis.
tlinit. @artaiben ioaIis on tdter
f,ipistlinlit nollann.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-25
llmii imlunitelma Gmropan unSel-
lecn rafentamiieffi.

Berlin. - guropan maltoien pb
OiSiDmiSfplpmpS OH npfDiiin iaa-
masia iiiaa faiffien fanioien feSfull
oes a Dli guropan ia melfeinpG
iaiffi miebct ia naiiet baluaiiilpat
Gnropon ull,oooshiapan iamanlaiief
Il liiitoutlineefii ipaltafunnafIi fain
DbopStpallat. jobon fuuluu min
monet eri lpaltiot ia fiiitenfin on ie
ggii tptonaifuns.
8reiipi Goubenbomc- -aaIergi, /.
tGspaltalainen ipaItio.oifeiioen tutfi.
ia. iofa dsfettdin iltIfaiiemilloan
firioitl,fiilla pbbistpneestG Glropas
ia ja aSteiiesiG faniainipGli esd
raubanfofouflesia 9erlinisiG pitG.
mdllddn pubeella on berGtt6npt
iu,,rta ba,omiota toiffialIa gnropas
la.
SGnen tatiantotantania nlufaan
lpnitaiiiin e,iropasta faiffi n,tut
Dnllat ianba pbtpnlGdn patti Vri.
tanrian ioariipaItafiinta ia WenGjG,
ioillo molenlnillo OH mailman po
litiifasid nlpista croamat fotianto.
fonnat.
bfreimi gouoenbope. .aalergi ia.
moo ett1 ero fanlalliii,ufiiIla ia ipoI
totlinnilId @uropasia on Iiion iuu.
ri, iaaoafii niit1 liittpmG6n fofo-
naan pbteen, miltta Jos 0ritaniion
iaaripaltuf,tnta iaiii pfiitleen ia
@endid inmoin, tpoitaiiiin belposti
muooostan Guropan Dsopsiuollat.
TdlIainen pbtpminen itie aioSia
tetiii faniainIiiton olemasiaplon ja
toininnan tarpeettomofii. Sidinen
9laiia ,poiii freiipin iu,,nnitelmien
miifaan tebod ianonlaifen pbtpmi.
ZEN. Scum pbtpminen tdtd tietd iaa.
toiIiin oifaan, tpottaiIiin toimittan
uleista riiulihiminen ia mdbentGa
fmnloien nisioilta ie iotalaitofien
aibetttana fuorma. iofa niitd tdlld
betfeIld raiittaa ia pitda maat fop'
bdn1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-25
suOmeu uutiiia
Suomeu fanppataio entista ebnIli
tempt,

Suomesta iaapuncen idbfoiapma
tie6oitufien mlfaan loa Yd6foniu.
linpirasto ilmc:ttna. ettd nlorros.
fuhn Ioppl,iln asti Suonlen tallppo
taie on mrllooosti,nut eiltistG eoul.
liiemmafii, oIIen iiiben memesid
luienti 166 mill. ntdrftaa tuontio
iiturempi. &llten mgistettunee oil
ipientienenmpps lanf,run lopmsio
AZ mill. marffaa
Warrasfuun ipiertiiin arlpc oil
523 mill. ia ilinn,in 404 mill. mari
faa, ioten ,pientienenlmpps marros
fltulta tefi 1t9 mill marttaa. Qli.
l,iluan luaOOen pl toista eniimai.
fen fi,ufailoan iuierllin nrlpo or.
1850 mill. ia .iionnin 1894 mill.
marffaa ia tuientiplijddmd Iiis, fl,.
ten mair,ittl, t66 milf. marffaa
'Snomen bplpGfii.
On Ills bYpin looennaf0istd, Ct
I'd Suomen tGmdn tpuooen toippa,
taie tl,lee muobostumoon aftiitpiief.
Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-25
Yeljo nniiia gbbbspaltain IainIaa.
tijafnutaan.

Samnlit. 1 p. astuu 36 nrista
IL eri ipaItion lenaattiin ia lain
laatiiafllntaan. NGist1 SO on "a
ui,tta ia i2 on ti,Ih,t tpolitufii ilu-
oelleen.
Seiiraaipien lpaltioioen iendatisia
tai eoiismiesbuoneeSia tiiIee ole.
naan naiseoustaiia emf istiintofma
bella: SIlinoiiin ienaatisia pfii ia
IainIaatiiafunnasia faffi; MisTou.
rim pfii; Nebrasfan foIme; So,itb
Oafotan foIme; SfIaboman tafft.
Snbianan tafii; @aniaiin ptIi;
gortb Dafotan pfii; Sbion neIi1;
8iseoniintn foIme ia Wiebigdnin
ptii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-25
Dntofnmmnn fnparifaiwufien fdb
t5Sti.

Sntotnmmnn tnparifaipptien fGp
t5StG.
@ousfurta pGGtti tt. II pdimdnG
ostettaipafii Saefman & Com quo.
Iisfon Oiitofilmpua. 2op6offn os-
tobirta fosfineen 10 miljoonaa
marffna. iobon tiilee 9,2 miljoonaa
aifaiiemmisto iuoritlfiista.
tSuomen @eologinen Eoimisto
lopii tpaionna 1909 Oiitofummiin,
iofa on mailman iuitrintpia t,in.
nettuia Observation-Disclosures sfiian
tiintiioiben aripostelun mufam ",
iiinG ndbintdin Is miIioonaa ton
MIA neIidn proientin fuparimalmio.
bruttoaripoltaan tpGbintGin $500
milioonaa marffao, mittta tooennd.
foiiesti on malrlia poIion enemmGn.
Sallihistd feboitettiin tefemddn
@6nsfunnaIIe ebootiis tGntdn tonioI
Iisomaifuuben ipostaiiesta fdptostd,
mifd topabtunee iiioittamaIIo pfii.
tpistG ebfdp6 uIfomoistafin pGd.
omoa iiiben. TdbGnastiiisto fofei.
Iuista poittomdbbolliiuuf ieI.
tpittdmifefii ndfpp ioSanidIfeisten
iuboanteiben nibe,ittomisto ipostiif.
iista biioIimotto Iooiaperdiiemmdn
fdpt6m spormasM t,iottdipdn ipoiftod.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-25
@eeferimxrbaaia birtettp Sbabpsiu

Boise, Soabo. = Soobon emf.
ntdinen fiolemanrangoistus ipuo-
ben 1909 i1lfeen pantiin toimeen
If. 10 p. feIlo 1920 aamuIIa fun
neeferi geoab Mrnolb birtettiin @il
liam M. Grispin miirbasta. jofa
topabtii beinGfuulIa 1923. MrnoIb
of murbann1it @rispin oIleSiadn
@ife DonneIIpn fansia tefemdsid
rpostod grispin faupasfa. Borti.
joilIeen oil grnoIo tunnustanit teb
neenid faiffiaan milf ni,rbaa, ipaif
ia ,pdittt oIeiuania Upton Grispiu
niurbaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-25
2iiad mtennouiittaiiirtolaiii aiiia.

~'" ~~~~~~~~~
Euleipdn iu,ioben fliluesid obote-
taan folnent,ibannen memoniitan
ioapuiuan CANADIAN Benaidltd ia
rpbtpip1n maan,piIieliioifIi ldnii.
n1aafnntiin. $eitG iparten ilmoite.
taan ostetun 10000 eetferia maa.
ia puolen milioonan bollarin faup'
paiummasta. @auppaon iiidltpp
finiii tpaImista farnia @inripegir
ia Yortage la Prairien pdliIld, Ga
nabian RationnI rantatien ,parrel.
Ia.
DenGiGlIG OH 10000 CANADIAN
baIualpaa mennonttttaa, mutta TO-
ipiettiballitus foettaa est6G beib1n
MISREPRESENTATION oiettamaIla
iiuria pasiimafiiia ia muita roe.
roia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-25
SlmapuStiu tuljetta=
ia iai inrmanla
fastuiuerbo ioutnnnt epGhntpOm 10
TAI aifaan pnnettonrnm6en.

Clarence Gilbert, pfii boIlitlif-
ZEN iImapostin fuliettaiista, iai iur
monfa ipiime maanat,taina ipaSten
p6lld IdbelId @anepilled, noin 80
miiloo ldnteen Gbicagosta.
Gilbert lGbti Gbicasosta feIIo
teiticm1n aifana i,,nnlintai'iltana.
Nmalailpasiaan ei ndbtp mitdan
,pifaa Ia laiipan ipaloa ,iaatetttin
{eiiruto &ancbilleen aSti iolloin
,noIa bdipiii ptrnepteen. Slmapostim
miebistoSta ia farmareista fotcon'
Spantu etiiidiouffo loD'i eniin rif
foutnneen iln,alat1pan noin miiIrt
mattan p1dsiG @anebillesta. @d-
ban mpobennlin lop6ettiin 8ilber-
I'm rlnimis, ola repeptpnpttd lasfu.
tperboa tpieIG fitnni bdnen sppos'
t6am.
@bicaeosta IGbti toinen ilmalai.
ma, M. q. Yaaen objanmana. ipies
md6n @iIbertin IaitpasIn ollltta
postia larteen pain Smaba ollen
p6Gmddrdnd.
@ilbert oil 26 10. ifdinen. Sdn
oil eniimdinen. iofa ilnapostin pal
peIufiesia olIesia iai tapatirmaiien
hioleman. Slmaposti palpelns on
Sl1,t toirninnasio 10 tpiime beind'
hamsta osti. jolla nialIa postia full
iettntpot iImolaitpat oiuat lentdneet
eneurpi fuim 10000 miiloa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-12-25
&iinan bnplia.

&ristitpn fenraalin, Seng Yu-Sii.
anein ia npfpiien &iinan ballitnf-
len toiiiinia lubta,itiiminen berattda
&iinasia pleista buolta. Baiffa ban
elGd t1pbeIIiieSti eronneena iobfo'
toirnista er1asid tentppelisia, label.
Id PefingiG, on f,iitenfin fuobumaS
ia tanian fesfulioeSia iellainen I'd.
iitps, ettG npfpinen ballitns ei ole
bptpG, ettG ie olii! iaataipa filfiSte.
tufii ipaifta @endidn ne.rauoStobal'
Iitafien a,pulIa. RenraaIi Geng ei
ota ipoStaan ipieraita, miitta iiltifin
pbtendan iafaa mitalIeia fanian ar
meiian iotiIailIe, feboittaen fdriimdl
liippteen npfpiien toipan aian. 10
onnettomuiioen oifmio.
S:ri Gun Yat-Senin iaapilnlinen
Yefineiin on ippna IapottOmaan
mielialaan. 3enraali Gbong Eio.
2inin ionotaon pitdtpdn iilmdlld tri
S,rnin Tientiiniin motfaa, iilld mot
falIa luulloam oleipon iotoin oirei.
to fon,nninistiliiffeeieen ndboen.