davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
GYPS MA SPISI.

Pri Spisskej Novel Vsi zapoca-
10 sa dolovanie gypsu, ktory je
vybornej akovosti. Dina 25. marca
vypraveny bol dolov pryy va
gon tohto gypsu.. Denna produk-
cia gypsu je 2 vagony. Pri dolo-
yani zamestnane je Ia so os0b.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
UToPIL sA.

V Hrabusiciach na Spisi utopil
sa v rozvodnenom potoku S-rocny
chlapec vdovy Hodusovskej. Chla-
pee rezal vrbove pruty pri brehu,
noha sa mu sklza a padol do po-
tOka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03

nejsf1n slovenskym knfhtlaciar-
skyln podnikom), Zomrel 6. maja
1877 v Turc. Sv. MARITIME a cosko-
70 no nasledovala do hrobu vii
helmina T6thova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03

~
nice paru kniziek precitat. A pre-.
to vyzyvam este raz Lansingvill-
sky Klub, ked' pan Lesnak to
dokazal, moEu to nasi dokazat
lebo j mas Lansing whisky Rub
ma dobrych pracovnikov. A "a
lozenie kniznice v nasom klube
ma Lansingville by bola zas chva-
la vel 'ka zasluha pre- klub a je-
no pracovnlkov.
Zostavam $ 1ctou $ pozdra-
yom
titatel' 'ka Y. s. N.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
PoRADY MALEJ DOHODY.

Jachymove koncia sd praye pora-
dy statnikov Malej Dohody, troj-
spolku nasej repu,bliky, Juhosla-
vie Rumunska. Hlasy vel ,keJ
tlace zahranicneJ shodovaly sd V
tom, re Mala Dohoda je na akom-
81 prechode, ale tento raz obvyk-
le prorokovanie bhiz!keho konca
tohoto utvaru zamlklo vel mi "a
yeas. Europska verejnost' sleduje
S pozomodt 'ou vN,ledok porad,
ktory samozrejme ME je ohlaseny
len V niekol 'kych obratnych slo-
vach. D'alsie odhady dovol 'ujn
yyvijat sa fantazii, V ktorej sa
msti neukojena Zvedavost'. Nuz
Mala Dohoda zostala a potrva e.
ste dlho, ba naopak tento prechod
ju upevnil. Bola utvorena ako sa-
mozrejma nutnost' spoluprace
malyeh narodov stredoeurop-
skych, doSla uznania al V medzi-
narodnej politike a IL Spolocnosti
narodov, ako krajoya (regional-
na) dohoda Statov a lanske Ease
DAME SpoloGnosti viedol ako pred
sea pravc zastupca MaleJ Doho-
dy. Ramcova myslienka tohoto
troispolku ukazala neobycaJne
jasnu prllznost' tax mohol Ia
uiat stanovisko k veciam bulhar-
skyim, otazkach Rakuska a po
dlhy cas- svorne vel mi i1spesne
haiti rozpinavost mad 'arskn a
znemoz1ovat vzdor Mad arska V
oci novemu poriadku. Ked' vse-
tky tieto svoje lkoly spmll, zdalo
sa niektorym, Zvlaste nasm SUI
seldom Mad arom, re sildrzna slla
smysel Malej Dohody prestaly.
Novy rozmach mad 'arskej Ia
hranicnej politiky, ktora zacala
yyvolavat' znepokojenla novyml
pokusmi, nasiel clenov Malej Do
hedy pohotove. Pokusy Mad ar
ska dohodu Juhoslaviou, ma
behy k spolocnemu postupu Rn-
munskom, skoncily dohodou S J.
taliou. Podobnej dohody ter>"r Y
takomto rozsahu maJu ovsem vse-
tky staty MaLej Dohody, Rumun'
sko driey iste so znacneJslm W.
znamom pre- oba staty, ale Mad a
ri predstavujti pakt S ltaliou ake
zaciatok ich noveho vNbola '
shuzbach italskeho rozpmania, a.
. ko skor v sluzbach nemeckych
Celia mad 'arska vereJnost upad-
la do akehosi snfvania, ako to ro-
4 bill predtym nadejnou orienta,
ciou francilzskou a potom po pre-
vrate S anglickou. Doslahll dost
pozde naviazanie ma naJnelsteJsle
plany stredoeuropske a Je uz '
mad 'arskej povahe, ze memozt
triezve chapat' udalosti. Italia
predsa nemoze mat zaujmu ia
tom, ably svojich ,spoJencov ,
strednej Europe vyhravala prot
sebe a Rumunsku uz vyvolava
postup Mad 'arov ochladnutie
oci Italii. Preto tato otazka pre-
X Malii Dohodu ME Je t 'azsla alebo
horsia, nez beznadejne nabehy
mad 'arske proti mieroyej smluye
d novemu poriadku u Spolocnost
narodov celej vel keJ zahra'
nicnej politike. Mala Dohoda j
jednotna kral 'ovskej otazkt
mad 'arskej.
Sn to vsak Wac otazky razl
hospodarskeho otazky technlk.
spoluprdce malodohodovych sta
tov, ktore duchu zenevskej ho
spodarskej knnferencie dochadza
iii k jednotnemu rieseniu; Stat.
tieto vzajomne poskytujii 81 mi
/. moriadne moznosti a yyhody hos
podarskeho sriadenia a zdraye
prestavby. Tu je al t'a1ko mary
sovat' cely rad otazok, ktore 81
praci. Tymto pc vnltornon u
peyneni ysetkyel malodohodo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03
VILLAIN PAULiNY 10th.

81
najvyznamnejsich slovenskych po
litikov, publicistov a spisovate-
l'ov svojej dolby, Villain Pauliny
10th, ktort hral tax dolezitu, ba
vodcovskn rolu rokoch sest de
siatich sedemdesiatich, V dobe
takzvanej maticnej. Bol senickym
rodakom, narodeny 3. jiina 1926,
Studoval v Komarne, Modre a
Bratislave.
Roku 1S4S Dol Cd komisara
vlady Kosatovej, )Seniekeho, u
vaznenG ako "vlastNradca' a a.
ko taky nasilne vradeny medzi
honvedov. Ked' potom nastala po-
hroma odbojnych vojsk mad ar
skych tieto boly nadobro roz-
prasene, mohol konecne vstirpit
k slovenskym dobrovol nixon,
kde sa stal kapitanom. NaStupiv-
sia raktiska vlada rychle spoznala
Paulinyho, neobycajne schopnosti
vymenovala no "a vladneho ko-
misara do mad 'arskeho mesta
Kecskemetu, kde sa Ipoznal $
Vilmou Tothovou, neobycajne
krasnou mad 'arskou 81 achticnou,
ktoru 81 nesk0r wal "a zenu.
Roku 1861 presidlil do Buda-
pesti, kde zacal vydavat' "Cerno-
knaznika'', ktory svojou zdravou
a svojraznou satyrou NAL tax hi
boky vliv na narodne prebudenie.
Roku 1853 sa prest 'ahoval do Ska
lice, kde zacal vydavat' "Soko-
La.
Roku 1867 sd prest ,ahoval ko-
necne do Turc. Sv. Martina, kde
ostal az do svojej smrti. A prave
toto obdobie jeho zivota je maj
dolezite.jsie pre- slovensku histo-
riu. Patril medzi vzacnych l'udi
ktori i silou svojej osobnosti We
deli vykonavat' neobycajny vli>
Ma svoje okolie: biol to cloveb
krasnych schopnosti a jemneho, IL
sl'achtiIeno charakteru.
Roku 1869 bol zyoleny "a kul-
pinsky okres do budapestianske'
ho snemu, kde verne a neohroze
ne hajil slovenske zalljmy. Bo
prvym slovenskym poslancom vo'
| bee. Najprv bol "a nprimne Wy
rovnania a priatel 'ske spolunazi
vanie $ Mad armi, ale ked' kone
cne i Ma vlastnej kozi musel po
| cftit nemoznost' tohoto. stal 81
| najohnivejsim hlasatel 'em politi
! ky: prec cd Budapest. Bohat;
vsak bola i jeho hospodarska I
| literarna cinnost'. Napisal eel!
rad noviel basni V duchu TO
mantickom l'udoyou formo,
Stiira, co bolo vtedy prikazom do
! by.
| Niektore jello basne a piesn'
presly do l'udovych vrstie,
| (Prijdi Janik premilenI..) Maj
obsirnejsou jeho literarnou pra
cou boil historicky roman Maths
Trenciansky', ktorv Dol pravd'
hodne zidealizovany fantastick;
alegoria Sd 'udska komedia', kit
ra v dejepisnej latke zahal 'uj,
narazky ma slddby zivot sddo
be problemy slovenske.
! Poklsal sd V mythologickon
sknmani ('Slovenske bajoslovie
| GO usak, v nedostatku vedeckycl
metod, nemalo tryalej ceny
/ Ia jeho vel Ike zasluhy bol zvo
i leny "a ilraduj1ceho miestopred
sedu Matie Slovenskej, kde vyvi
null bohatl orgauizacn1 cinnost
" tejto svojej funkcii zalozil niz
Sic slovenske gyrnna1ialm, Spori
el'nu a Knihtlaciarsky 1c. spoil
ysetko v MARITIME (gymnazium bo
! 10 neskor mad 'arskou vladou zru
sene, 70 Sporitel'ne stala sa dnes
! ma Tatra banka d Knihtlatiarsk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03

Sloyenska Liga je vsenarod-
ma ustanovizen, vstupujte do nej ]!
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13
Futurity Nominations
for 1929 Total 2,109

A final compilation of the nominal
tions for the futurity Of 1929 shows
total of 2,1o9 entries. Victor e.
Schaumberg, racing secretary OF the
Westchester Racing association has
announced.
The Hertzburg stud brought the first
German yearlings ever offered in this
country to the Saratoga sales ring last
summer and met with such success
that it will make the venture again.
The nominations for the 1929 Flu
turity will be the get of Wallenstein,
Aberglaube, Csardas, Diaumenos and
Caligula, the last named two English
stations.
The French breeders who have made
nominations are Mrs. Simone Hobson,
G. F. Bertrim, Thomas Murphy, G. A.
Salvador, ]. de Nicolay and Jean
Lieux, who made ten nominations. The
stations listed are Rabelais. Clarissi-
mus, Harpocrate, Zagregus. Trans
vaal, Ksar, Hilbert de Savoie, Dark
Legend. Addresse and Belfonds.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13

Grover Alexander. The fact that
Alexander went to st. Louis and
helped win the pennant and the
worlds series should not be chalked
up against Mccarthy.
There was nothing impressive about
the club this time last year and II
Mccarthy hadn't proved himself a
manager In the meantime the team
would not be figured this season.
The clubs man power, beyond the
promise given by Woody English, a
rookie shortstop, hasn't been improved
to any marked degree but added con-
fdence should enable the players to
start with more spirit and better
morale.
There is no striking brilliance in the
infield or the outfield but the bat
teries are strong.
Charley Root, Percy Jones, Tony
Kaufman, Guy Bush and Fred Blake
are real pitchers and there are some
good prospects among the youngsters.
Gabby Hartnett and Mike Gonzales
are good catchers.
Hack Wilson is the biggest man In
the outfeld, not In size only. His HIT
ting and his spirit proved one Of the
driving forces of the team during the
past season.
With the exception of their pitch
| ing, the Cubs do not compare with
the Cardinals, Pittsburgh or Cincin-
natl. The Giants, before they were
| all banged up, also had stronger
| club but now the Cubs seem to have
mighty good chance to beat out
New York.
Mccarthy might be able to get more
out of the team than last year. With
undisputed control, he might be eight
or ten games better. There was dis
sension among the older players last
season. Veterans do not always take
kindly to "bush league" managers
and conditions became such that Nc
Carthy had to get rid of Alexander.
1t was an act of bravery and big
gamble but it was stroke that ap-
| parently made the team.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13
First Long Horns"

The long-horned cattle are the de-
scendants Of the old Spanish cattle
brought to Mexico by the early ex-
plorers (known as the Conquistadores)
Some of these cattle were brought In
to the region now know as Texas and
Mexico and became wild and formed
the start of the long-horned cattle.
They were numerous in the Southwest
until a few years ago. Modern beef
bred bulls have been used with these
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13
Keen Competition Seen

Fans look forward to as keen com.
petition in both leagues this season as
they have ever witnessed. Eight new
managers with eight new viewpoints,
each desiring to make favorable i'm
pressions In their first seasons with
their teams should cause an unprece-
dented rush for the first-division
places. There are at least six clubs
in the American league ready to make
strong attacks on the first division.
Which two will be shut out Is ques.
ton that cannot be easily answered
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13
Death in the Carpet

Sir Robert Jones, eminent authority
on orthopedic work. has been point
ing to the danger that sometimes turks
in carpets. A carpet in room that
had been inhabited by tuberculosis
patient was swept as an experiment,
and 4S guinea pigs were fed on food
mixed with the dust. Forty-seven
died of acute tuberculosis. He says
that child crawling on such carpet
and placing its fingers In its mouth
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13
CUBS ARE SHORT
FLAG MATERIAL
Forecast Puts Chicago Team
in Second Division.

Starting last season as a poorly re,
garded club, the Chicago Cubs caused
big surprise by making a bid for the
pennant early in the season and finish
ing in the first division ahead of
favored New York.
Success was due almost entirely to
the sagacfty of Joe Mccarthy, new
manager from the minor leagues. He
didn't have any easy job and to show
that he meant business he had to go
20 the extremity Of getting rid Of
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13
Ships Official Record

Log-book Is the book in which the
master OF a ship enters each day a
prie1 out exact account of all the
events OF that day, the miles made by
tnat days run of the ship, an account
OF the weather, and the names of yes
sells sighted or spoken when names
can be obtained. The log Is the OH,
cial record Of the voyage.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13


indigestion ran me down, so that l
could neither eat nor sleep normally"
said Mrs. Carlson. "Even my morning
cup of coffee would cause me to bloat
badly, while the pain would double me
over. I grew gradually weaker. Head
aches SO violent I thought my head
would burst, were frequent.
"My neighbor upstairs, Mrs. Spencer,
had derived wonderful help from Tam
lac, and at her suggestion tried it.
From the first / noticed an improve
ment and four bottlesin all were enough
to put me In my present splendid
health. The headaches and indigestion
vanished completely and / eat and sleep
a. well as ever. Thanks to Tanlac I'm
q new woman and now enjoy life.
If your health is below par, try Tam
lac. Over hundred thousand grateful
folks have written to thank us for its
aid. Tanlac is natures own tonne,
made from roots, herbs, and barks.
Your druggist has it. Over 81, DOC, 600
bottles already sold.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13
Materials in Autos

The following minerals are listed "a
raw materials used In manufacture
Ing motor cars and trucks: Iron.
steel, plate glass. aluminium, copper.
tin, lead. zine and nickel. There are
numerous alloys of the above minerals
that enter into the manufacture of
this product.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13
What Shape Face?

If your profile is concave, says Pop
ular Science Monthly, you are likely
to be slow but determined thinker.
If 1t Is convex, slOping either way
from the tip Of the nose, your think
ing Is apt to be quick. but indecisive
But If line drawn from the forehead
to the chin indicates a plane profile,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13
He Is a Fighter

All the cassowaries are inhabitants
Of forests and are strictly diurnal.
The largest, found in New Guinea, is
nearly six feet in height when erect,
says Nature Magazine, and with Its
powerful legs and sharp claws,
backed by pugnacious temper, can
defend itself against most adyersaries.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13
|.yportingSouib,

Japan is inviting the worlds best
swimmers to a festival to be held this
summer.
Capt James d. Andrews, Jr., Corps
Of Engineers, stationed at Fort Hum
phreys, Virginia, has been detailed as
captain of the Engineer rife team for
1927.
Gilfrey Ward, 1923, of Baltimore,
Md, was elected captain of next years
Yale basketball team. He has played
at forward on the varsity team for
two years.
A bill authorizing a 100000 bond
issue to finance the staging of the
Olympic games in Los Angeles in 1882
was introduced recently in the Cali
fornia state legislature.
Twenty-Five and a half acres ad-
Joining the University of Washington
have been secured for the develop
ment of 27-hole golf course to be
used by the student body.
Net earnings from football at the
University of Southern California dur
ing the 1926 season were $191 ,849.50.
The gross income from the gridiron
sport is given as $544, 24S.57.
"Slim" Shoun, member of the Car
son Newman basketball team of
Knoxville, Tenn, champions of the
state last year, Is seven feet two
inches tall in his stocking feet.
Miss Odiva Humsick, who holds the
woman's record for staying under wa
ter with q mark of minutes "a Sec
onds, is now In training to better the
male record Of 4 minutes 56 seconds.
Footprints of a dinosaur have been
discovered In rocks near New Haven.
AS long as they were not found on a
Harvard players face 1t is believed
no controversy will grow out Of the
incident.
The Pinehill club, England's most
costly golf club, will have an en-
trance fee of $500 and an annual sub.
scription of f100. The membership
will be limited to $50, and the club.
house and course will be situated on
the top of Addington hills, Croydon.
Two additional 1S-hole courses now
being laid out near Pinehurst, N. G..
will give this golf center total Of
eight courses.
Gene Connell, Bethlehem, Pa, sub
stitute forward, was elected captain
of the next Pennsylvania varsity bas
ket-ball team
Chick Evans, one of Americas i'm
mortal golfers. made his first hole-in
one on snowbound course on Christ
mas day, 1923.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13


Read any of the dozens Of biog-
raphies of Daniel Boone and you'll
probably find statement something
like this: HE was buried in Missouri
but In 1916, at the urgent request Of
Kentucky the bodies of Boone and his
wife were removed to Kentucky and
reburied in Frankfort" But it's just
possible that all of the histories are
wrong and that Daniel Boone still
sleeps beneath the soil Of Missouri in
stead of the blue grass of Kentucky.
Surprising as that statement may be,
fact for the belief that somebody
blundered' in 1915 and that, as re-
suit, the body of an unknown stran-
ger, instead of the body of the famous
pioneer, rests beside that of Rebecca
Boone in the Kentucky capital.
All of which came about through
the discovery recently in an old hair
trunk In the attic Of farmhouse near
Boonville, Mo-, of several letters writ
ten to Capt. Nathan Boone, Daniel
Boone's son, by the governor of Ken
lucky and other distinguished men in
that state, asking his permission for
the removal of the bodies of Daniel
Boone and his wife to Frankfort for
burial. The discovery of these let
tiers started a representative Of the
Kansas City Star upon an investiga-
ton which has raised the question of
where Daniel Boone is actually buried
and has uncovered evidence which in
dicates that it is In Missouri and not
in Kentucky.
AS a necessary background for q
consideration Of this startling theory,
it may be well to go back into some
of the familiar history of Daniel
Boone. 1t will be remembered how
the infant state of Kentucky, display
ing an ingratitude not at all unusual
I'm the history of America. failed to
confirm Boone's title to lands within
its borders. So the old pioneer took
his family to Missouri. which was then
Spanish territory. The news of his
coming had preceded him and the
Spanish governor gave him grant of
q thousand acres of fine bottomland
on the Femme Usage creek and made
him syndic Gan office combining the
duties Of judge, jury, military COM
mander and sheriff. for his district.
Here he lived happily for several
years, but when Missouri, as part Of
the Louisiana purchase, came under
the American flag, misfortune over
took Boone. The federal government
refused-to recognize the title to the
acres granted him by the Spanish and
again he found himself landless. He
cent in memorials to both the Ken
lucky legislature and congress but it
was not until six years had passed
that congress took action to confirm
his Spanish land grants. After the
death of his wife, he made his home
with his son, Nathan, in st. Charles
county and there he died September
%, 1870, at the age of eighty-six.
When Rebecca Boone died in 1913
she was buried in a cemetery on a
knoll upon the bank of Tongue creek
about a mile and half north of the
present town of Marthasville In War
rem county, Mo. 1t had been Boone's
oft-repeated request that he be placed
beside her when he died and by the
side of her grave he had marked a
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13
For Bachelors to Read

It's better to have loved and be
bossed than never to have married at
all.-Tennessee Farmer.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13
Cotlogomor Is Being
Keyed Up for Stakes

Cotlogomor was generally con-
coded to have been the cham
pion among the older horses
raced at New Orleans during the
winter. and believed by many to
have been the best thorough
bred in the Coffroth Handicap at
Tijuana, now is rounding to his
best shape at Churchill Downs.
He soon recovered from the in
juries he received from rough
racing In the Coffroth and is be-
Ing keyed up for the Clark and
Granger Memorial Handicaps.
to be decided at the Downs meet
ing.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13

you are both quick and steady. You
combine the best qualities Of the 9th.
er two.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13

would be similarly affected. And what
about the carpets bought at second.
hand sales?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13

herds until now the old long-horns are
practically extinct in the United
States.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13

At 2I09 22nd
Ave-, South, lives
Mrs. Enoch Carl
son, a happy house
wife, whose splendid
health was seriously
threatened only q
little more than q
year ago. Her hus-
hand, a respected
citizen, verified her
.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13
Mrs. Carlson's
Quick Recovery

Minneapolis marion, long in pain,
noao enjoys robust health. -Four bottles
of Tdnlac made her a neto ,uon,ar.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13

The signing Of Elwood English
gives the biggest-handed player in
baseball to the Chicago Cubs.
"Woody's" hands are so large that
they wrap around a baseball bat very
much in the same manner that ordi
nary hands 60 around golf club.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13
Hagen Selected to
Captain Golf Team

Walter c. Hagen, Pasadena
golf professional, has been Sc
lected to captain the United
States professional golf team
in the International matches to
be played at Worcester, Mass,
June 10 and IL. Hagen wired
his acceptance to Ales Prize,
president of the Professional
Golf association. The personnel
of the American team has not
yet been chosen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13

Syracuse of the International
league, has purchased Pitcher Lefty
Gudat from the Monroe club of the
Cotton States league. Monroe had
only a few days before bought the
southpaw from the Vicksburg club.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13
BY ELMO SCOTT WATSON

HERE Is Daniel Boone, the
great frontiersman, buried?
Ask a Kentuckian that
and he will probably an
swer, "Why, in our state
capital, Frankfort, of
course !"
Tell a Missourian what
the Kentuckian has said,
and his comment may pos
sibly be the traditional,
oShovu lmaio
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13

Gene Connell, Bethlehem, Pa, sub
stitute forward, was elected captain
of the next Pennsylvania varsity bas-
ket-ball team.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13

Two additional 1S-hole courses now
being laid out near Pinehurst, N. c.,
will give this golf center total Of
eight courses.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13

Chick Evans, one of Americas Inn
mortal golfers. made his first hole-in-
one on a snowbound course on Christ
mas day, 1923.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-13

John (Moose) Clabaugh, who hit 81
home runs with the Tyler team last
season and was optionally sold to the
Brooklyn Robins, only to be returned
has been purchased by High Point OF
the Piedmont league, from Tyler.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-10-15
GENERALS TALK
COVERS PLAN FOR
new ARMY
More Barracks of Same
Sort May Be Result

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Presi-
dent Coolidge win ask congress for
large appropriations for the army
barracks program, it was made known
at the White House today
Congress has already authorized the
expenditure of $22,000,000 for build
ing new barracks, it was stated.
The Coolidge economy" administra-
ton thus takes instant advantage of
the excuse offered by General Sum-
merall's recent discovery" Of unsan-
itary and unhealthy housing conditieas
of soldiers in Texas and elsewhere.
Summerall is called into consulta-
ton by President Coolidge to advise
as to the method of expenditure. Both
are known to favor the building of
enough barracks to provide for large
conscript army if necessary.