davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Pfepady.

Devatenactilety John Grada
a jeho Is rokG starry bratr, Phi
lip Grada, drzani jsou pod "a
rukou $1,000 kazdy.
Napadli Tfdice taxicabu,
Waltera H. Hoover, nam1fivse
nan hdlcicku jakoby mfrili re.
volverem. Hoover soude &c
hdlcicka nen1 revolver, zavezl
je do hasicske STANCE ma East
ern avenue, kde drzani byli az
policiste pro ne pfijeli.
= Diva mladf zlodeji, ozbro-
jen1, ukradli V patek z cash
registru lekarny V {. 1926 E
Baltimore ulice S18. Klerk
Louis Rose, stoj1c1 v pozad1 le-
karny, varovan byl zlodeji, a.
by Sc nehnul. Diva kupuj1c1 "a
tlaceni byli pod hrozbou zastre
len1 do pozad1 lekarny ku kler-
ku. Jeden bandita m1fil ma ne
zat1m co druhy kradl pen1ze.
Ujeli V automobile S Pennsyl-
vanskou licens1 pc Highland
avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Svedkem pripadu Mooney.

S%vedectvf, jfmz Tom Moo
ney osvobozen byti ma z dozi-
votn1ho v6zen1 V San Quentin,
vzato bylo V Baltimore V pom
deli.
Svedek tento, jenz svedcil
pfi procesu s Mooney, re Moo
ney vrhl bombu do parady pri-
pravenosti V San Francisco p.
cervence, 1916, doznava nyni,
re svedcil kr1vopffsezne. Jest
chovancem V m6stskych nemoc-
nicfch (Bay View. John Mac
Donald, dnes je 63 rok1 star.
Byl potulnym cfsnfkem a cirku-
sovym akrobatem.
Ma zaklad6 jeho svedectvf
Mooney odsouzen byl ma dozi-
vot1. Bombou usmrceno bylo
tehdy deset osob a zraneno
pres 40 jinych.
Vyslechy trvati budou snad
pc cely tyden. Vzaty budou
do techto nejenom MacDonald
ale i JIM V New Yorku, Cleve-
landu a GRANVILLE, Ill.
Macdonald stall tehdy V sa-
loonu nedaleko Stewart a Mar
ket ulice V San Francisku, kdyz
vybuch nastal.
Svedcil tehdy, re videl mu-
re nechati rucni tasku, v nfz
byla osudna bomba, u zdi sa-
loonu a pax re vid6l jej odcha-
zej1c1ho do budovy. Kratce 20
tom jiny z budovy S MIN vysel
a oba ku tasce Sc postavili az
do chvfle vybuchu. Druhym
die neho byl Warren K. Bill
lings.
Pred ctyfmi roxy pocal Mac
Donald udavati, re svedcil XII
vopT1sezne.
Billings tehdy odsouzen byl
ma dozivotf a Mooney ku smrti.
Rozsudek tento zmenen by]
pax ma dozivot1.
V 1tery Macdonald udal O.
pet, re svedcil kTivoprfsezne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Yugoslavska LODI v pristavu.

LODI Garcia Milica, prvn1 z
Yugoslavskych lodi cd DOLBY
peti rokG zakotvila Baltimore
Skladana z nj jest zelezna ru-
da We Sparrow Point.
LODI potfebovala 70 dn1, ably
z W~lujalla v Australia doplula
do Baltimore. V prvn1ch tfi-
ceti dvou dnech stfhana byla
bouTemi a protivnymi vetry.
z Baltimore LODI odpluje do
Hopewell, Va, naloziti tam
5000 ton salpetru a pax vrati
Sc do Baltimore S nakladem
5000 ton ammonia sulphate,
ktery vezen Dude do Recka a
Alexandra v Egypte.
Kapitanem lodi je Grgurina.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
BouTe znicila museum.

Vichr zenoucf sc v 1tery ry.
chlostf 60 mil "a hodinu pro
vazeny blesky, lijakem a kru-
pobitim, strhl velikou cihelnou
budovu, kde drahou Baltimore
and Ohio umfsteny byly mnohe
yzacne pamatky. Budova ia
to, zvana Museum, stala v Ha-
lethorpe cd dolby, kdy drahou
konana byla vystava Iron
Horse, nejstarsi to lokomotivy
Vystava tehdy navstfvena byla
asi milionem osob roku 1927.
V 1tery noci budova byla
zT1ceninOu.
Bleskem zabita byla Kathe-
rine Leila Lipscomb, 10 rok1
stara, jez V dobe bouTe sedela
V kuchyni ma Davis avenue v
Alberton, Baltimore okres.
Blesk sjel do kuchyne, projel
kolem umyvadla a zasahl div
ku. TTi jine osoby zijfcf neko-
lik mil cd Granite bleskem cas-
tecne poraneny byly.
Skod zpGsobeno bylo ma mno-
no tis1c dolarG ma plodinach v
castech Baltimore, Howard,
Garrett a Anne Arundel okre-
SIGH. Pr nejmensfm tfi budo-
Wy V sekc1ch techto zasazeny
byly blesky a zapaleny.
Mnoho stromd blesky zasa-
zeno bylo.
Ma v6zi katolickeho kostela
ST. Brigid ma Hudson ulici a
Ellwood avenue bleskem zp6-
sobena byla mala skoda.
Nejhors1 Skodu ohnem utr-
pei farmaT Charles Lott ma
New Cut road asi mill cd Eli
colt City, jemuz shoTelo sklize-
ne obilf We stodole. Ohnem "a
vin6na skoda Cd 4 do 5 tisic do
larG.
V Riverside parku V Balti-
more vice neil 800 vrabc1 u
tonulo V lijaku.
Yachta "Neleh'' z~akotvena v
Silver Spring odbocky Pataps-
co feky vyhozena byla u konce
Light ulice.
V Cross ulice trznici stanek
strzen byl a oVoce a zelenina
rozmetany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16

z National Central banky
zpronevereno bylo $226.000.
Harry H. Hahn, byvaly m1sto-
president a pokladn1k banky,
udan byl pro zproneveru.
Spolu s MIN V 1tery pfedve-
deni byli pred vladnfho dis
triktnfho advokata, Flynna,
diva JIM zr1zenci banky: Earl
L. Montgomery, kas1r a James
McKelden, kolektuj1c1 klerk.
Zatykace vydany byly V pom
deli vladimir m1sto marsalem.
Hahn vydal Sc V moe vladn1ho
m~arsala, Augusta Klecky, o
p6l jedenacte iodine 1tery
rano.
Poole p~residenta banky,
Katenkampa, ztraty banky,jez
1radovny sve ma ma Baltimore
a Holiday ulicfch, zTejmymi
Sc staly pred tydnem.
Hahn S bankou byl pc II ro-
XII. Pred tim byl zr1zencem
poStovn1ho uTadu.
Banka z~ajistena jest pred
ztratami bondem 100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Cernoch zatcen.
avenue

Roger Eppes, Fl roku stary
cernoch drzan jest ma severe
zapadn1 policejn1 stanici, re u
smrtil hlfdace American Ice
spolecnosti, Freda Smitha.
Cernoch byl T1dicem trucku
V ledarne. Ma policejn1 stani-
ci primal sc ku zabit1 hl1dace.
Uderil jej zeleznou tyc1 do hla-
wv a pax re stolku V 1fadovne
ukradl SO cent?.
Pc skoncen1 prace hral S il
nymi zam6stnanci v kostky.
Kdyz pozde vecer bylo pc hre,
skryl Sc V ledarn6 a zahledl
Smitha u zasuvky stolku. Wal
tyc, udeTil il Smitha a rozbil
mu lebku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Mic tax hrozneho napaliti mat
ku "in-law."

re nen1 to nicfm tax hroz-
nym napaliti matku in-law, sta
novil soudce S. j. Owens, kdyz
odsuzoval v patek Herberta C.
Smitha ma 80 dn1 do vezen1 "a
to, re "napalil" matku in-law.
Syn in law Smith dial Corine
Radcliffe re 200 blocku E. Ea-
ger ulice falesny check v pro-
sinci ma $40. Pen1ze cd nj wal,
ably mel ma cestu do New Yor-
ku, kde doufal dostati praci a
check pry vym6niti nemohl,
ponevac banka jiz byla zavre-
ma. Kdyz check dala ma bank,
vracen- j byl jake neplatny.
Radcliffe nynf vysvetlovala
soudci, re je "z venku a notne
zelena V takovych vecech."
Smith nedavno vratil Sc S
manzelkou svojf z Floridy do
Baltimore, v nadeji re matka
in law, Radcliffe, jiz ma check
a desftku zapomela. Sklamany
re n~ezapomela, uvazovati must
ted We vezen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Narodni unie dispenserGi alko-
holickGch napoj1, Inc.

Narodni unie dispenser6 al
koholickych napojG konati bu-
de generaln1 skupinovou schG-
ri V New Howard hotelu, 8 n.
Howard ulice, We 2 hodiny Cd
poledne, Fl. srpna, 1885.
CIenstvo unie sklada Sc z no.
telovych, restauracn1ch a hos
tinskych s koTalkou dispense
ri, kteTf pracuj1 O jednotnou
nizkou licens a stejne hodiny
pro vSechny dispensery alkoho-
lickych napojd. Clenov6 jsou
pro jednotnou licens $4,000
pro vsechny V m6st6 Baltimore
A toho kdyby dosazeno bylo,
pomohlo by odstraniti mnoha
fla V industrii teto.
Unie zorganisovana byla S
pomoc1 nekolika set $4,000,
$5OO.OOO a S75O.OOO dispen-
seru.
Kazda warda zorganisovana
jest We zvlastn1 jednotu, jez V
cele ma distriktn1ho exekutiva
a tri poradnf vyborov6 cleny,
kteT1 Sc schazej1 We svych war
dach, ably tax clenove mohli
brati zivou dcast a stav6ti most
pTatelstv1 S veTejnost1.
z m6stske rady zastoupeni
jsou: president mestske rady a
misto-mayor m6sta Baltimore,
George Sellmeyer, Glen statnl-
no senatu, George Hofferbert
a m6stSt1 radn1: Thomas D'A-
lesandro, Jr., James Hennegan,
VIM. Bonnet. z Domu zastup-
Gu: Lawrence Appel, N. c..
Bruins, Robert A. Clarke, Sa-
muel N. Friedel, John A. No
yak, Frank Schap.
Zvlastnf host z1castn1 Sc
schGze.
Mr.. John Poyer, {. 2343 E.
Monument ulice je distriktn1m
exekutivem sedme wardy We
spojenf sc cleny tehoz distriktu
Mr.. Charles T. Cox je exeku-
tivnf sekretaT a organisator u
ME. Jest velice cinnym We me-
ste a statu spojuje vsechny dis
pensery, ably zfskano bylo lep-
Sfch podmfnek re strany veTej-
nosti a oznaceny nektere chy-
by V alkoholicke industrii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Kamna Barbory Fritchie
" Baltimore.

Stara kamna, ma nichz "a sve
DOLBY mnohe kornove zrno opa-
leno bylo a mnohy bramborovy
rick upecen V byvale j1delne
domu Barbory Fritchie, jsou
nyni V dome Myrtle Shackley
We 400 blocku Bolton ulice.
Kamna jsou jednou pamatkou
z domu hrdinky opetovane ba-
sn1 Whittiera. Kamna ozdobe-
ma jsou orly, andely, hvezdami.
Ma predku jsou slova Fort
McHenry, Sept. 49,, 1914"
Jednou zvlaStnostl kamen
jest, jak Sc pravi, zvlastn1 plot
ma umfstena pod svrskem ka-
men, ma nfz Barbara "rada pc
kla zrna kornova a bramboro-
We ffzky a pax 81 ma Mich, po-
solenych a omastenych maslem
pochutnavala."
"Zvlastnost", poznamenaVa-
il navstevn1ci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Enema ma stanici odpadkI ma
Back River.

Jednfm z projektd, jez pro
vadeny byti mali mestem po-
moc1 vladnfch fondG v obnosu
$32;625.0 900, ma byti dive mile
dlouhy odpad, jfmz odnaseny
byly by vytazky mestskych cd
padkG re stanice ma Back Ri
yer do Chesapeake zatoky.
Naklad ma zmenu tuto, KITE
rou cele okol1 dnesn1 odpadko-
We STANCE by ziskalo, obnaSeti
ma $4,156.OOO. Pc skoncen1
re STANCE mic nebylo by odva-
demo do Back reky.
Odpad obnasf denne ma 3d.
100000 galonG a poc1tano jest,
re do roka 1850 zvysen Dude
ma 130,0OO.OOO galonG. Proti
stanici byly vedeny mnohe pro-
testy. Kdyz roku 1911 STANCE
postavena byla, soudilo Sc, re
Back Feka snad "strav1 vytaz-
ky" tyto. Reka "nestravila" a
sousedi nepTestali 81 stezovati,
Sekce ma pokraji Chesapeake
zatoky je 40.492 stop dlouha.
Okol1 odpadu ma ses1leno byti
cementovou hradbou II stop
a 6 inc1 zsirf.
Vody zatoky jsou We stalem
pohybu, c1mz "stravenf' vyka-
III usnadneno Dude mad dst1m
Patapsco Teky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
FarmaT primal Sc.

Isaac Johnson, SO rokd starry
f~armarsky pomocnfk, primal
Sc V nedeli, re prepaid 80 roxy
starou George Archer, vdovu,
kdyz tato chystala Sc pred ty-
dnem ku psanku. Pfepadena
jim byla v loznici. Branila Sc
nasilniku az tento ma konec u
tekl. Johnson, zenaty a otec
IL rokd stareho syna, pfisel do
Belair z Tazewell okresu We
Virginii.
Dunn pfepadene stareny je V
bl1zkosti Wilma policejnl stanl-
&c. Johnson pracoval jake del
mix ma farme Benjamin. w. A
mos v Benson u Belair.
V pondel1 1tocnlk poslan byl
do Spring Grove dstavu pro
choromyslne. V cele sve zufil
tax, re ku zdolan1 jeho potfe-
b1 bylo 6 muzG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
MlStn1 ZprdYy.
z k~rajanskych kruhI.

- Jiz pfiStI nedeli, IL. Srp-
ma Dude Sc konati veliky vylet
GsI. spolkIG ma sok. tabore Tyrs.
Celia nase ceska verejnost jest
zvana, ably Sc vyletu zucastni-
la a dokumentovala tax svIj
zajem ma 1celi k nsmuz jest
vylet poradan. Vytezek Dude
pouzit k propagaci csl. jmena
a csl. demokracie " den 28. fiji
ma t. r., kdy veTejne Dude osla-
ven tento vzpominkovy den.
re 1cel a podstata vyletu pre-
sahuje obvykle meze poznate
sami, az spatrite mezi cetnymi
1Gastniky naSe nejlepSf Ceske
hodnostare a cinovniky, ma kite
re ceska veTejnost je pravem
hrda.
PTfjemna zabava a dIstojne
veseli je v ten den zaruceno.
Mnohe atrakce a hry, tanec a
hudba " sale i venku), move
zarizeni rozhlaSovaci, zasoba
J1dla i napoJu a hlavne hoJne
pratel a znamych S nimiz Sc ma
vylete potkate. To vSe vzbudi
v kazdem nejlepsi pocity. Jak
MONO zapomenout i ma veil
kou novinku, jez mas tam ceka
v podobe t. Nv. bramboroveho
divadla? Slouzi to jiste Ike cti
a svsdectvi O vzacnem porozu-
meni naSeho m1stniho umelce,
ktery tax neziStne a obetave u
kaze naSi verejnosti zajimavy
a pri tom umelecky podany
kousek z divadelnictvi. Jak
vidno budete bohatG odmensni
Ia svou navStevu. Vylet je &C.
lodenni a proto pTijdte co nej-
drive! v. H. v.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Champion v move praci.

Baltimorstf diva championi-
Emil Celia a Paul Smeton =
pozvani byli ma den /. zaTi
Eastern demokratickym klu-
benz ma piknik ma Gregorek So
ru, Millers Island, kde zavoditi
budou, kdo dr1v zmGze pill ga
lonu piva. Smeton nedavno
zmohl no We 25.6 sekundach.
Celia potTeboval nekolik Sc
kund vice. V1tez dostane no.
dinky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Vystrel osudnym oku.

Dvanactilety Arthur Pollack
z Loeb Raven Boulevard. pfi
hTe Sc trinactiletym Leo Hess z
Gorsuch avenue zasazen byl
vystrelem do Okla. Toto bylo
tax poraneno, re nenf nadeie
ma zachovanf jeho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
VtahIi do zbrojnice.

Prvnf oddfl pateho pluku Ma
rylandske Narodn1 gardy ytahl
" pondeli v noci do znovu pre-
stavene zbrojnice pateho plu-
ku ma Hoffman a Bolton uli-
c1ch. Zbrojnice sym casem
byla obeti plamenG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
ObeSenec.

Ma strome v lese u Oxon Hill,
Md, nalezen byl V pondell 46
lety Roland Barber, byvaly
strojnik z Washington Navy
Yard. obeseny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Policiste prepadli vinopalnu.

Policie z jihozapadnf poll
cejnf stanice pTepadla dun v
100 blocku Sargent ulice a u
dala Nicholase Ries, re proti-
zakonne pail tam kofalku.
Nalezeno bylo tam 20 galon1
koralky a 100 galonG smesi,
hotove ku palen1. Kotel ma pa
len1 mel objem 65 galond.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Mattel psa-kuraka udan.

Pro tyran1 zv1Tat udan byl Will
liam Benson re S. Paca ulice.
Prochazel Sc Sc svym psem KITE
ny mel v tame sve dymku, c1mz
jak udanf zaluje, "prekazeno
bylo psu v dychanf a p1sobilo
psu bolest."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16
Dive move industrie v cervenci,

Zalozen1 dvou novych indus
tri1 a rozslfen1 dewitt jinych
podnik1 v Baltimore oznameno
bylo "a mesfc cervenec. Move
podniky a rozsfreni stale $5,-
$4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-16

Prodavala v nedsli ''pFes ulici"
Sofia Zfdka, 40leta re S. Lee
high ulice, udana jest pro pro-
DEF piva v nadobe v nedeli re
saloonu sveho ma S. Lehigh ul.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-09-11

started in all the states wheat
counties following. county meetings
at which the new contract will be
explained.
Called adjustment Program
It was strongly emphasized at
Boise that the new program is
known as an adjustment program
and that the old terms, contracted
acreage" and acreage reduction
have been dropped, because they
did mot so we'll indicate the funda-
mental purposes of the Agricultural
Adjustment program, which is flex-
ible, and contemplates adjusting
production in order to more closely
approach parity prices to growers.
1t was Indicated that under the
new contract considerable power
will be in the hands of the newly
authorized state grain board and
county allotment committees. Speak
ers urged that some provision be
made for inclusion under the adj
justment program of growers in
areas just coming into production,
and who, therefore, have no base
acreage. Wheat section represent
atives ruled that this could not be
permitted.
However, present non contract
signers who grew wheat during the
base years may apply for new
contract, by conforming to the nee
essary rules.
Changes Made
Actual acreages will be used
under the new contract as deter
mined by land surveys. In the
application for the 1869 contract,
growers must provide description
of their farm Or farms and histories
for the base years and for the years
from 1888 to 1885. It is thought
that in many cases this information
can be obtained from similar papers
prepared for previous contracts.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-09-11
Stimulate Stomach.
''Pep-up'' Appetite

No matter how little you eat, you
should relish your food to feel your
best and get the most enjoyment out
of living. If clogged-up bowels and
inactive kidneys are poisoning your
system, causing you to have a
"puny," finicky appetite, and max
ing you feel rundown, sluggish,
without ambition or zest for the
good things in life-take few doses
of good old Williams SILK. Formula
and see how much better you feel.
Don't take too-harsh drugs which
jolt your system and upset your
stomach. Ask the Omak Drug
co. or Center Drug Co., Grand
Coulee Center, opposite post office,
today for Williams S. L. K. Formula.
The first bottle must satisfy you or
money back.
Williams s. L. K. Formula Is COM
pounded from the prescription of a
former army doctor and contains
several valuable ingredients which
accomplish their work in four
beneficial ways: as mild tonic,
stomach stimulant, laxative and
duretic stimulant for the kidneys.
Many take Williams S. l.. K. Form
ula also for indigestion, nausea, loss
of weight and salloW complexion,
where q mild tonic is needed.
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-09-11
Sign-Up OF Wheat
Starts In October
Details OF New Contract Proceed.
ure Learned At Regional Con-
ference In Boise

At the regional wheat program
meeting at Boise August 80 and 81,
attended by representatives from
six western states, and from the
wheat section at Washington it was
determined that the sign-up pro-
gram for the new four-year AAA
wheat adjustment contract would
start sometime IN October for the
state of Washington; and it was
felt by many present that features
of the new contract would insure an
easy and quick sign-up by growers.
Details Of the contract were ex-
planned and discussed, and a plan
laid out for holding sign-up meet
ings in various districts and coun-
ties throughout the six states in
volved 1t is expected that the
campaigns will be held simultane-
ously in Washington, Oregon and
Idaho.
In this state county agents and
county association committeeman
will be called into conference by
districts, and then the program of
securing grower signatures will be
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-09-11

have moved into town again, so that
the children may attend school.
Daughter Is Born
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Friedlander
are the parents of a daughter, born
Thursday, August 20.
Teacher Arrives
Mrs. Bertha Hardenbrook arrived
Saturday from her home at Cheney
She has with her, her daughter
Muriel, who VIII attend school here
Forestry Men Here
Lee Muck Of the Spokane forestry
office and j. Marshall of the Wash
ington office were in Nespelem
Monday.
Takes Teaching Position
Mrs. Nellie Lem has moved to
Grand Coulee, where she will teach
school this winter.
Here From Pasco
Mrs. j. I. Richardson is enjoying
a visit from her sister, Mrs. M. w.
zindel of Pasco.
Return After Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. William HanScOmb
returned Saturday from a trip
which included Spokane and Seattle
Vacation Ended
Miss Mary Everson and Miss
Mabel Phillips arrived Friday night
ready to take up their school work
again. They are living in the same
residence they had last year. Miss
Phillips enjoyed her vacation at her
home in Spokane, and Miss Everson
helped in the interior decorating
establishment in Spokane which is
operated by her cousin. Miss Ever
son enjoyed two weeks on the coast
before coming in for school.
Visits In Nespelem
Ollie SWinford visited in town
last week. He was returning to his
home in Omak after working in the
harvest fields near Almira
To Spokane
M. S. Parmeter and ST Parmeter
spent a few days in Spokane last
week.
Returns To Nespelem
Basil Ames, high school principal,
returned Saturday. After visiting his
home in Olympia he enjoyed a
motor trip through California.
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Elnler'ton

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Anderson drove
to Yakima Sunday to visit relatives
and to get fruit for canning.
Mrs. VIM. Berry IS visiting this
week in Yakima with relatives and
expects to bring fruit back also.
Miss Pauline Eldenburg and Miss
Evelyn Eldenburg were week END
guests at the William Pendell home
Their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Eldenburg and brother, Carl, drove
down from Spokane on Labor Day
to visit and to take them back to
Spokane.
Mrs. Michaud Returns
Mrs. John Michaud and children
returned from an extended trip
East Thursday. They reported very
cool weather in the Midwest as COM
pared to the heat here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wiley left
for Spokane Monday in order that
Mr.. Wiley may receive medical
treatment there. w. H. Starkey
purchased their home and plans to
move in within snort time.
Mr.. Caldwell made a business trip
to Wenatchee Tuesday.
Francis Grain was an overnight
guest at the James Desautel home
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pendell Of Mes
pelem visited here Friday. They
were surprised at the rapid growth
of the town.
Charles Nash of Wenatchee was
a house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Starkey recently.
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THE COUNTY BLOTTER

Paints
u. S. A. to Walter j. Fleming,
SW4NW4: N2SW4: SE4SW4 :S2SE4
Sec. 1;NW4NE4: NE4NW4 Sec. IL,
Twp. 81, Range Is.
Deeds
Ralph Ames, ct ux to A. Hutch
iSon, acre in Lot 3, Sec. 2-34-21.
Elgin Land Co. to Walter E
ClarkSon, Tract 33, Gregory Tracts
$3.50.
Cecil E. Robinson to Cord j. Nc
Graw, Lot 16, Block 4, Pratt's Cen
ter Add. to Nelson, 500.
III. H. league ct ux to Abner
Meinke, Lot 2, Block 10, Malott,
5000.
Margaret Piper, ct vir to Biles-
Coleman Ebr. Co., E2NE4: SEA and
E2SW4 Sec. 23-34-29, 81.
S. w. Shafer, ct ux to Frank
Therriault. .2O8 &C in SW4NW4 Sec.
2-34-21. $40.
Winfield A. Mclean, Receiver of
First Nat. Bank, Auburn, to F. w.
Pein, E2, E2NW4: E2SW4 Sec. 80
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NESPELEM NEWS
Friend Visits Here

DR.. F. o. Hudnutt enjoyed a visit
Monday from an old friend with
whom he had prospected in Dakota
i'm 1884, Frank Sullivan. Mr.. Sulli-
van is now located in Port Angeles.
He was accompanied by his daugh-
ter and her husband who are loca-
ted now at the Grand Coulee dam.
Return From Visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Lamb and
daughter, Maurine, spent several
days last week visiting Mrs. Lambs
father and sister at Lincoln. They
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Lambs niece, Eugene Grosjean,
who will attend high school here
this winter.
Here From Yakima
Miss Dentitia McLarney returned
to Nespelem from Yakima where
she has spent the summer with
relatives.
Move Into Town
Mrs. Fred Anthony and children
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in this territory are some Of the
worst effects of the great drought,
which have not been entirely offset
by abundant rainfall Of the present
season. For example, during 1.-THE
period from July 2 to 7, in south
western Saskatchewan the inveSti-
gators listed 119 lakes that were
totally or practically dry and 36
others which for one reason or
another were unsuited for water
fowl. Just Al lakes suitable for
ducks were seen during this per-
iod, and by actual count these sup
ported only 858 ducks. In fact, the
party reported that in southwest
lern Saskatchewan and southeast
ern Alberta there is very little valu-
able duck water to be found outside
of the irrigated sections"