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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-09-21
MINES BASIS OF NATIONAL
WEALTH.

It is an established economic law
that nation without mines can never
be of the first Importance. Mineral
resources are the basis of all wealth
The United States has been no ex-
ception to this general rule. In the
early days of our history our mines
produced fabulous sums. They were
the support of our industries.
Today copper, lead zinc and iron arg
paramount products of many states
and the entire nation is dependent on
an adequate supply.
We have been slngularly blessed IN
our mineral resources. Without them
our phenomenal progress and pros
perity would have been impossible.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-09-21
Snake Belief a Myth

There Is a small, harmless reptile
Of the more sOutherly United States
which is called hoop snake. And II
takes It" name from the notion that
1t curves itself In hoop and thus
travels along at great rate of speed.
But the idea Is without the least
foundation, and the tales Of rolling
hoop snakes are purely mythical.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-09-21
Wires and Lightning

The bureau Of standards says that
the presence Of overhead wires at the
usual heights from the ground are
not known to affect the se>. -tty Of
lightning storm, or to alter ne point
at which stroke takes place; but
such wires may receive a discharge
which In their absence would strike
some other object In the vicinity.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-09-21
ON THIS OCCASION
Continued from LIST page)

lions to be expended for special trains,
gasoline, etc. and send to the afflicted
sections with the compliments of the
Republican and Democratic parties?
1t is sorely needed to stamp out dis
ease, bury the dead, sustain, clothe and
house the living, and put desolate
people and community on its feet.
While this may not be politics, 1t
nevertheless would be humane and
Christian-hke.
President Mattson of the newly or
ganized Minnesota Safety Council
says the crying need to prevent acct
dents is organization. He pointed out
that there has been an increase of Sc
per cent in the number of persons
killed already this year over the num-
Der killed year ago at grade cross
ings alone, AZ persons having been
killed in Minnesota in grade crossing
accidents. This number covering a
period of eight months exceeds the
number killed in any of the past four
years.
Now comes the news that Dad"
Atkinson will soon return to the news
paper fold on the ranges and that the
Cook Newsboy will be moved to Hib-
bling and there run as Democratic
organ for the unwashed with Dad"
Of tho hahn ChorId tI,ic oo,,,a RI nose
we can assure the Demo party, or what
is left of it, valuable mouthpiece
The elder Atkinson has had a we'll
earned vacation from the trials and
tribulations of newspaper editing of
nearly year and should be fit and
ready to operate his typewriter in his
inimitable STYLE His column has been
missed.
Adyices from Washington indicate
that members of the Senatorial Com
mittee which recently visited this sec
ton in the quest for first-hand infor-
nation, has decided against the Backus
project of making an ocean of the
northern boundary of the state, and in
high glee the park proponents are
slapping themselves on the back in
the opinion that they have won. Nix
on that stuff. The dam proposition
will not receive the sanction of this
committee we take it, neither will the
park The forest will be administered
from the standpoint of timber for in
dustry on sustained yield basis in
connection with its recreational posi-
bilities.
Scientists assembled at Glasgow,
Scotland, have deducted that millions
of years ago, Europe and North Amer
lea were united as proved. by noun
tain chains and the geology of Europe
and America. Art Brisbane thinks
that while this is interesting, the i'm
portant thing just now is the fact that
Europe and America are divided by
about 5000 miles of ocean and the job
is to keep them divided except in
friendship. No entanglements has
been the watchword since George
Washington's time.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-09-21
Ways of Making a Living

There are said to be no fewer than
1882 different ways of making lv.
ing In England, as shown In a govern
ment publication dealing with occu.
pations
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-09-21
Long Name for Aircraft

An "ornithopter" Is form of air.
craft heavier than air, deriving Its
chief support and propelling force
from tapping wings
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-09-21
One Point of VieU
There is politeness of the heart:
this IL closely allied to love-

ra' f s ""a s a % % S @ S @ % ] 6 %
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
HAzszENTEIES czENE
0ABoR UJ ofTHoNkBAN

Gene Gabor Is kedves neic,
regi youngstown j6 magyar ha-
zaspar szombaton este szenteltet-
te fcl uj otthonat a Pasadena
Avenuen.
Az igazan sep, kfnyclmes es
teljcsen modern otthont Debr6sz-
ky Andras magyar epit5mester
keszitette.
A hazszentelest FSt. Varlaky
Sandor, Scent Tstvan cgyhaz
plabanosa vegeztc ,Balask6 Gy.
kantor segedletevel.
A zentelss utdn Czenane kitii-
No f6ztje kcriilt az asztalra. A b5
vacsora utan az 0sszegyiift szfp
tarsasag 6rakig cgyiitt maradt.
A vendfgek k0zt voltak: F5t.
varlaky Sander, Ambrdzy Matild,
0zv. Vask6 Fcrcncnt, 0zy. Mih6k
Sandorne, Balask6 Gyorgy Is ne
je, ozv. Kutine, Darazsne, Habo-
dasz Gusztav es ncje Bin6 J6zsef
es neje. Debr6szky Andras es ne.
je, Molnar Mihaly es neje, Hor.
vath Tstvan, Mixich- Gaspar es la
punk foszerkeszt3je.
A jelenvoltak szerencsekivana
taihoz mi is hozzafuzziik mi i
kivanatainkat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
ALLIANCE, o.
AZ AI11.IANCE1 MAGYAR HkZ
tNNEPELYEs FELAVATksA

Az alliancei Magyar Haz meg
nyitasara nagyban ktsziilnek a
vezet6k. A Magyar Haz megnyi-
tasanak iinnepc februar 26-an
lcsz, yasarnap delutan ket oral
kczdettcl. A resztvcv3k gyiilekez-
nj fognak a reformatus tcmplom-
nal. Oman varosi banda kise-
rete mellett a Magyar Hazhoz
mennek. Indulas 3 6rakor. A Ma
gyar Haz ajtajat a polgarmester
fogja megnyitni az amerikai
Hymnus eneklese mellett. Az i'm
nepelyt vezet6 eln0ki tisztet Ba-
logh Gy0rgy fogja betolteni. Az
avatasi beszedet Rev. Krisik Ala
JOS tartja. Enekelni fog nemet
dalarda. DIR. McMaster, a Mount
Union College tanara lesz az
cgyik iinnepi sz6nok, mig a mask
iinnepi sz6nok lapunk f6szerkesz-
t5je, Nemenyi Mikl6s Emo lesz,
mint AIT multi heti szamunkban
kozoltiik.
Lapunk szerkeszt5segehen K6.
r0sf6i Janos es H1lszti Janos BIZ
zottsagi tagok szemelyesen meg
.iclentek, ARA kertek Merkesz-
| t6seget, hogy a lap r6ven k0z0lje
az 3 meghivasnkat. Mindcn egylc.
tet es egyhazat meghivnak. Sze.
rettek volna szemelyesen megje.
lenni de mem tehettek az lido r0-
vidsses niatt~-~~@~--~-erev,sts. -ss,,.4.
A megnyitasi iinnebellyel kap
csolatban nagy vacsora is lesz
Egy teritek arat egy dollarbar
allapitottak meg. Gyermekeknek
l16 even alul so cent. A zene1
Brenkacs Janos cleveland hires
zenekara fogja szolgaltatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23

e4. !. $ ! a4 ~ Il -lrf
egyik tagja szavalatban iidyozol-
te a gyilekezet latkipas5orat
Rev. Kovacs J6zsefet. Az ifjusag
elnokn5je Vass Iinreha pedigs szep
virag csokrot nyujtott 1t szihten
a lelkesznek, tolmacsolta az egy-
haz ifjusaganak saeretetet. Az lin
nepely este IL ora utan ert veget
egy kozos vacsorayaL amelyen
egy par szazan vettek reszt.
Vasarnap szinte ncvczetes nap
volt, amikor d6lel6tt a scent. iget
Rev. Petrc Gabor, a Cleveland,
West Sidc-i egyhaz lelkesze hir-
dettc. Delutan bibliai kcresztsae
volt Macy szamu ntp jelcnletfben
a scent igfkct ckkor is egy ven.
deg lelkesz hirdcttc, Rev. Lovas
Laszl6 Akronbol.
Este az vi tagokat iidv0zlS be.
sz6det a zcgyhaz pasztora mondot.
ia, az Ifjusagi Kor is k6zrcmiik0
dott. J6v6 vasarnap is sep isten
tiszteleteket tartunk, melyekrt
mindenkit, vallas kiil6nbsfg mel
kill, meghivunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
A NILES, Oh REFoRMATUs
EaYHAz A1RE1
Kali: CSEPKE ISTvAN ref. lelkSsz
Tcmplom West Second Strcct-en.
Par6chia tcmplommal szemben.

B0jti urvacsoraosztasunk a j0-
v6 vasariap lesz megtartva fel IL
6rakor kezdodo stentisztelettel.
Szeretettel hivja es varja Isten-
mex nepet ugy Nilesrol, mint a
k6rnyekr6l az egyhaz vezet6sege.
Csit0rt0k0n es szombaton he
ten, este fel 8 6rakor biinbanati
el6keszit6 istentiszteletekct TO-
'gunk tartani.
Lorantffy Zsuzsanna N5egyle-
think jov6 yasarnap d. u. tartja
ren'dcs havi gyiilfset. Ezen a gyii-
lessen lesz felovasra az alapsza-
baly tervezet, amt az elSkeszit6
bizottsag terjeszt gyiiles Gle. A
tarsas osszej0vetele az egylctnek
szepen sikeriilt Is kellemes ham
gulatban folyt lc. Az egylot Zsu-
zsanna nevii tagjait Mike Laiosne
es M6ricz Albert k6sz0t0tte fel,
alkalmi versekkel lclkesz is
eltette 0ket es listen aldasat kerte
rajuk rovid beszedeben. Moldvai
Istyan-Szayalt mAg~egy trefas yer.
set, k0zben n6k teat es szendvi-
cseket es siitemenyeket szolgaltak
fell. Ozsonna utan ket torta lett
kisorsolva, amibol 1910 Jolt be
az egylet penztaraba.
Temetes. A multi heten szerdan
szomoru kotclesseget vegzett a
lelkesz, amikor 10th Karolynet,
egy negyven ewes asszonyt teme-
tett eli. A fatal, er6teljes asszony
meghiilt hiilesb5l tiidogyulla-
dasba esett, ami r0vid egy het
alatt vegzct vele. Beszallitottak b
warreni korhazba, de mar oft sem
tudtak segiteni rata. Temetea
szertartasa a haznal kezd6d0tt,
hol egy par vcrs elenekles utan
a lelkesz mondott felette imat,
maid templomba vittek oft
tartott felette predikaciot, bu-
csuztat6t imadsagot. A temple
mi szertartas utan a Union Gene
tery-ben lett hiilt teteme nyuga-
lomra helyezve. Ugy a haznal,
mint a templomban vegzett seer
tartason nagyszamu rokonsag Is
kozonseg jelent meg. Az elk0lt0-
z0ttnek halala felett ferje 10th
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
NYuGTAzAs

IIapunk szerkesztSsegc kovet-
kez6 levelet kapta:
Tisztelt Nemenyi Ur!
Tudatom 0nnel, hogy a 4s5-ik
szapu eyiijt6ivvel hozzank be-
kGld0tt $18.25 centet megkaptuk,
melyet koszonettel foeadunk ugy
a fi6k r6szerSl, mint a tagsagt6l,
hogy nehez helyzetiink1ben scgit-
ssgiinkre j0ttek. Fogadiak sziv-
bell k0sz0netiinket, testyeri iid-
v6zlettel bizottsag neveben:
0lenik Antal, titkar es
Marczink6 J6zsef penztarnok.
A level Verhovay Segely
Egylet 2s6-ik fi6kjat6l j0tt-Por.
tage, Pa.-b6l.
Ugyancsak a fenti alairasok.
kal megerkezett o nyngta arr6l
az 5 dollarr6l, melyet a Campbell,
Oh Magyar OnkepzS K0r lapunk
reven kiild0tt az inseges banya.
szok segelyezesere.
Niles, O.-b6l Herczeg A. honfi.
tarsunlz a Munkas Betegsegelyzt
Is OnkepzS Szervezet 90. osztalya
neveben a k0vetke76 nyugtaza,
k0zlesere kert fel benniinket:
4 Mnnkas BetegsegelyzS es On,
kepzS Szervezet Niles, Oh 93-ik
osztalya februar Gan tartoti
onkepz6 gyiilesen k0vetkezt
munkastarsak adakoztak az inse
ges banyaszok segelyezesere: II
dollart: Csontos Karoly, Takac'
J6zsef, Erdey JOSEF, Letter An
tai, Csanyi Barna, Herezeg And
ras. 5O.centet adtak: Zeffer San
dor. Drindczy Pal, Soltesz And
ras, Csontos J6zsef. rs centet
adott Fodor Mihaly. Osszese1
$8.75 cent. Err6l az osszegr6l l
nwugta is megerkezett Sgely.
bizottsag kezel6itol.
Szivesen k0z0ljiik- ezeket a
nyugtazasokat remeljiik, hogy
meg sokan lesznek, akik melta
nyoljak az inseges banyaszok ne
hez sorsat es keszek lesznek ado
manyaikkal rajtuk csaladjaikor
segiteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
A CAMPBELL, q. .-LBAPTISTA A
EGYHAZ H1REI
K0zli:
REV. KOvACS JoZsEF.

Az egyhaz 0nall6sitasanak i'm
nepe az elmult szombaton este ma
gyon szep keretek k0z0t volt meg
tartva. A hivek teljes szamban je-
lentek meg, de nagyon sokan vol
tax olyanok is, akik az egyhaz-
hoz meg mem tartoznak, akik
azonban bizonyara nemsokara be-
allanak, amikor Bibliat szorgal-
masan olvasgatva, meg fognak
gy6z6dni arrol, hogy nekik is meg
kell terni, hogy iidv0ziil ljenek, -
inert ezt maya az Ur Jezus is
tanitotta, Scent Mark evange-
luna 1-s6 resi- Is. verset1l 16-ik
resi- 16-ik verseig. Videkr6l is sok
vendeg jott Ell es mas varosokb6l
is jottek vendeg lelkeszek. Cleve-
landbol Rev. BRO Mihaly, Rev.
Dunda Mikl6s, Rev. Petre Gabor.
Akronb6l Rev. Lovas Laszl6. New
Castleb6l Rev. Boda Sandor. Chi
cagob6l Rev. Orosz Istvan. Az
amerikai egyhazakat kepviseltek
E. M. ShrrIn, varosi missio ell
n6ke, DR.. A. M. Davis, q Tr1mbull
Association eln0ke, jelen volt a.
sved ibaptista egyhaz lelkesze Rev.
E. J. Nordlender Is a t6t egyhaz
pasztora Rev. III. H6ben. A ven
degek k0z0tt volt Friedman iigy.
we'd ur is, sep ibuNdit6 beszedet
eznton is kosz0njIk. Rev. Orosz
Istvan a chicagoi egyhaz lelkesze
mondotta az iinnepelyre alkalmas
f5beszedet. AZ iinnepelynek sep
seget nagyban emelte az enekkar
kozremik0dese. A vendeg lelke-
seek is sz6ltak r0viden IS lelke-
sitye . megjelenteket, buzditva
a. onall6sitott egyhistagokat, 81
p6sztorukkal egyben kitart4sra,
hiisegre bu5ditotta.
Varga Kalmanne, 4 N8egylet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
Biztosan megsziinteti
a FAJDALMAT

Akik, azokban az eles, kesszerii
fajdalmakban, tompa, remeg6, al
lando szaggatasokban szenvcd-
mex, mclyck a vese es majbajok
kiseroi, segits6get nyerhetnek, ha
Johnson4fele j V0r0s Kereszt Vese
Tapaszt tesznck ra. Maidncm
azonnal segit a borzaszt6 szenve-
des ellen es mem art, hanem biz
tosan hasznal barmely mas keze-
lesnek, amt az Orvosa rendclt.
A Johnson-fele V0r0s Kcreszt
Vese Tapaszt mem ugy kell tekin-
teni, mint a szcrvi bajok ellen va
10 oryossagot-ezeknek az okok-
max a .mcgsziintetescre XII kell
kernie orvosa tanacsat es ala kell
vetnie magat kezelesenek.
A tapasz melegit es csillapit es
gy6gyereje felsziv0dik a boron ke-
resztiil egyenesen megtamadott
reszekbe. J6tekony hatasa addig
tart, amig a gy6gyszer rata van
a testen. Kerje hatarozottan a Vo-
r0s Kereszt Vese Tapaszt a voros
flannel hattal. Minden drug sto.
rcban kaphato. (Adv.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23

Karoly, gyermekei Erzsebet, Jo-
Ian, Lajos, Mariska, mostoha
gyermekei Karoly, Istvan, Janos,
s6gorai 10th Albert, 10th Balint,
Kat6cs Janos, komai K,lko Istvan,
Reh6 Josef, Nidos Lajos Is csa-
ladjaik gyaszolnak. Odahaza pc
dig ades apja Kalna Andras, test.
verei Kalna Zsuzsanna Is Anna
ferj0kkcl, McDonaldon nasza An.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
K0sZ0NETNYnvkN1rkS Is

Alolirott, megszomorodott szi-
vii 0zvegye a megboldogult fer
jemnek, Bosnyak Ferencnek, aki
43 ewes koraban jobb Ntre szen-
derult, halas Swivel mondok k0-
sz0netet a gy0nyorii viragokert .
k0vetkcz3knek: Men from No. 2
turn, az Altalanos Munkas Beteg-
segelyz6 Szouetsegnek, a Bridge
porti Egyletnek, Sharonb6l Mr.. es
Mrs. Keifer Janos es aladjanak,
Mr.. 6s Mrs. Eszenyi Istvan es
csal., ifj. Mr.. es Mrs. Eszenyi ia
nos es csal., Mr.. es Mrs. Csontos
Janos Is csal., Mr.. es Mrs. Latte
ran Janos es csal., Mrs. es Mrs.
10th Andras es csal., Reform4-
tus Egylet, B. Kish. Janos & csal.
Szivb5l fakad6 halas k0sz6netet
mondok mindazoknak, akik id5t
es faradsagot nem kimelve, auto
mobiljaikkal elj0ttek, hogy ICY is
lehet6ve tegyek gyaszol6k resz-
vetelet az elhunyt utols6 ,itjdn
yal6 kisereseben.
Megboldogult ferjem s0ovet-
segben zaszl6tart6 volt, q Car
negie gyarnak munkasa. A szii-
Ia hazaban Bosnyak Mihaly 1,evI
baty5a, nagyMamu rokonsaga
gyaszolja az elhunytat.
Observation-Disclosures uj6lag adunk
kifejezest azert, inert gydszlnk-
ban vcliink ereztek, fajdalmunkat
vigasztalasukkal enyhitettek, va
gyunk igaz szeretettel
Bosny&k rsrsncnS szil. 9oce-
ky Lidia IS gyermekei 1rSn,
1laris,n, Arp6d Dsa1S s
1gtv6n.
. x j ~ n T. ii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
six q

netet mindazoknak akik rfszintI
kocsiiylkat engedtek at temetes-
re, reszint pedig koszorukkal di-
szitettek ravatalt, vagy megje-
lenesiikkel $ vigasztal6 szavaik-
kal jarultak hozza q melyen SUI
tott csalad banatanak enyhits-
sehez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23

ton Bunk6 Is csaladja kesereg-
mex elhunyta felett. Az elhunyt
tagja volt Bridgeport Sz0yet-
segnek. A Loraniffy Zsuzsahna
N6egylet, bar az elhunyt mem tar
tozott meg a tagok koze, koszorut
helyezett kopors6ra. Az ozvegy
ferj ezuton fejezi XII halas k0szo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
$ p . \ +!
/ kUoII NE1ka'K0zlas

7. "A rank k0yetkez5 szombaton,
S-sn, este 8 ora 80 perckor nagy
klbli m6rk6z6s lesz ket magyar
ealpats k9sott. Ekkor fognak u
tkt Aelyert sikrs sz6llni ; War
fsh Oh H,isasi K0r csapats s.
Youngstown, Oh Katholikus
I3hySti K0r csapata. A verseny
sxiIhe helye = warreni Park Ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23

Osszesen: $2,440.98
Bevetel $2817.88
Kiadas 244O98
Mafadt 1927 dec. 31-en 376.9O
Osztalyunknak van 176 felnStt
Is Sc kiskoru tagja.
Az 1927-ik evben Is tagtarsunk
reszesiilt betegsegelyben.
Agoston Istvan, ellenSr.
Bathory Gy0rgy, $. k. ellen6r.
Kiss Andr&s, S. k. ellen6r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23

.nuen lcv1 palya.

.nuen lcv3 palya.
A kiizdelem elkeseredett lesz.
Mar amnyiban elkeseredett, hogy
mind ket csapat gy6zni akar
Szombaton fog eld6lni, hogy me.
lyik csapat az er6sebb. Mint er-
tesiiliink, a versenyz5 magyar if.
jak nagy 0r0mmel vennek, ha mi,
mel tdbben' volnanak jelen yougs.
town. vendegek is ezen a merkS.
zesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
ElLvjALrAK

Darazs Eide es neje valasi iigye
% elmult heten, lien kerilt a
helybeli bir6sag ele. A bir6 XII
li1ondotta valast, mely Ohio
allaihbeli t0rveny szerint lep
eletbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-23
a ABRIDGEroRTI MAGYAR ,SEr
dELYz6, sz0vETsfG 1eK
YoUN0SroWNI OSzT.-NAK Il.
FEItVI SzkMADkSk
BEvETEI.

1927 junius 3o-an maradt $dW.28
Julius lien havi dij 4o7.2o
Augustus 21len havi dij 344.25
Szeptember 18-an havi dig 382.85
Okt6bcr 15-en bali hawon 1900
Okt6ber loan hayi dij 5O3.35
November 2O-an havi dij 34h7O
December 1s-an havi dij 376.25
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-18
| = N livestock
- - o!Sltuat1On,1

fullv $40 per ton higher than a
year ago.
4 great deal of interest is being
evinccd in the Missouri river mar.
kets, rs the belief prevails that
there will be active competition be.
tween the coast and the middle
west for cattle from the intermoun-
tain states This situation has been
evident in the past five years. when
At certain seasons the Los Angeles
demand has had to reach as far rs
Colorado for cattle supplies, but If
Is likely to be particularly notice
able this season.
It would appear that those who
have fat cattle on hand are in n
strong position. Supply and de,
mand, of course. will establish val
ues, and these values should be most
satisfactory to the producer, and
the only thing that might upset the
healthy condition of the market
might be selling ahead or contract
ing ahead Of cattle supplies which,
of course, creates the invisible
supply which in the past at diff
ferent times has proven demoraliz-
ing to the markets both from the
standpoint of the producer on the
one hand and the packing, whole
sale and retail trade on the other.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-18

rather unusual situation has de-
velopcd in connection with beef
cattle, so far as the Pacific coast
and Los Angeles supply is concern
ed. During the average wear. the
Los Angeles market draws from a
territory including several of the
western states, but during the sum
mer months, California herds are
relied upon for substantial part Of
the supply.
At this time it is indicated that
we are cncomtering an exception to
the rule and there is a possibility Of
gap in supplies between the time
the California supply quit coming
and the northern cattle start. To
large extent this may be attri-
buted TO the scant grass crop in
many sections of California, and
for this reason, many cattle failed
to fatten. Another reason for this
situation appears to be that cattle
feeders have been faced with an
apparent high cost - replaecments
and have been inclined to carry
over for another season much of
their younger stock. This has been
true to some extent in Imperial val
ley. which has been depended upon
10 a great extent 70 fill the gan.
but due to the cattle being late N
getting in condition for market and
TO the tendency 10 hold back anv.
thing not entirely fat on account Of
replacement costs, il Is unlikely
that Imperial Valley viii have any
appreciable number q cattle Tor
the early fall market.
Ordinarily intermountain cattle
feeders begin shipping fat cattle TO
the coast markets early in Septem-
Der. However, feed conditions are
unusually good in that section, and
there seems to be no tendency on
the part Of feeders to market their
stock early. most Of them evident
" preferring to hold for greater
~ains at comparatively little cost,
in the face of what appears to be
a strong market during the next
few months This naturally may
result in receipts from the inter
mountain section not reaching their
volume until late in the fall.
Feedlot supplies adjacent to Los
Angeles are somewhat larger than
usual and this viii be an important
factor in the supply during the time
immediately following the grass
cattle shipping season. There is
some difference of opinion as to the
number of cattle in the smaller feed
lots. hut some venture the opinion
that there as a smaller number than
year ago, due to high prices for
cottonseed products. Cottonseed
cake quotations at this writing are
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-18
France Plans
Death Guard"
For Napoleon

PARIS, Aug. lS-Francc S great.
est diplomats and statesmen of the
past have their last resting place
IN the crypt of the. Pantheon.
Her marshals Ind principal gem
erals of the World War are to be
equally honored-they will repose
beneath the gilded dome of the
lnvaIides, forming sacred guard
Of honor for the greatest Of French
soldiers, Napoleon.
The proposal was at first receiv.
cd coldly, some sccnting in it an
effort to revive Imperialism. In
vcstigation has shown, however.
that the idea cmanatcd from quar-
tcrs that could not be accused Of
any royalist tendencies, and there
Is now littcl doubt that Parliament
will adopt the project as approved
by the Senate'S Military Commits
sion.
The budget for next year un-
doubtedly will provide funds for the
reconstruction of the lower walls
surrounding the tomb of Napoleon.
There Is room for thirty tombs.
The first to be honored will be
the late General Mangin lie died
under mysterious circumstances. In
perfect health one day, he attended
a political banquet and died the fol-
lowing evening. His friends still in.
sIst he was poisoned despite the
verdict Of physicians that his death
"was normal"
Places will be reserved for Mar
shals Focb, Franchet i 'Espercy and
certainly the one-armed Military
Governor pf Paris, General Gou-
raud.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-18
London Has New
Roof Airdr0me
BY United Press Lenscd Wire

LONDON. Aug. ls.-London now
has roof aerodromc. 1t is situat
cd atop the new science building
Of the Highgatc school and recent
" was opened by Sir Samuel Hoare
The miniature aerodrome accommo
dates two planes fully equipped for
flight and two spare motors of the
largest type.
The reason for the opening of
this miniature aerodromc is that the
Royal Air Force and the leading
manufacturers of aircraft need a
highly trained type Of youth to
qualify as technical officers and ad-
m:nistratorS and are looking to the
English public schools to supply tho
demand. The scheme does not at
present call for instruction in ac-
tual FLYING.
Aviation experts who have in
speeted the roof aerodrome of the
school speak of the day when all
London roofs will afford taking off
and landing facilities for flights of
small aeroplanes.