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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-21

FOR SALE: Fairbanks Morse diesel motor,
twenty HIP type v. Horizontal and 10
XIV generator with switchboard. Bolton
Mercantile Co., Bolton, Mont 10-21-a
FOR SALE: Grazing land near Kelvin Box
1850, Great Falls. s-30-d
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-10-21
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FOR SALE. Used Portable Skid Rotary
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repair parts for 4 Cyl. o & TX Series
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18
Zohvo|o
S+onovonie V noiem

Stanovanje S S lepimi sobami,
spodaj, in garazo, Sc odda v ma
jem mirni .odrasli druzini. Ma
haja Sc ma Greenwood Ave. Ia
mas low Sc poizve uradu Ena-
kopravnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18

Sc ne! Saj je oni MOI v dolgi
halji z ljubeznjivim oblicjem, 2
ocesom polnim ljubezni, dejal,
da ne gresimo, ako prejemamo
move nauke, novo. vero v edine-
ga Boga in da mas start ocetje
zato Sc v grobu blagoslavljajo
In ia sveti MOI nj lagal. Toda
te nestevilne misli, to hrepene-
ME srca! Zakaj Sc tako bojim,
tOliko strasim ?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18

Sc boljse videla svetla naramni-l
ca ma levem ramenu.
Ko prilozi ma ogenj drv, stopi|
k oknu in pogleda v crno noe.
Drevesa so Sc majala, listje Sc
je osipalo in mesec je slabotno
svetil.
"Morda Sc danes zopet ne W.
ne'' govori sama S seboj skrb-
no dekle. "Cvetano pusti samo.
Toda Ease Sc ne bojim. Lahko
sem brez skrbi. K nam ne zaide
3loveska noga. v tako samoto
Kje pa? Ali oce, dragi O.
ce!"
Cvetana sc nasloni ma okno in
gleda ma vrt, kjer prav svoje-
voljno gospodari Meluzina.
"Drugekrati sem sla oh TAXI
burji S polnima rokama belle
moke ven in sipala dar razdra-
zeni Meluzini, a danes? Kako Sc
more clovek motif! Veter nj
razdrazen bog? Cloveska domis-
ljija 81 res ustvarja najrazno-
vrstnejse slike. Tudi JAZZ sem Sc
motila, a sedaj so Sc mi oci od-
prle. Ali oce ?'
Deklica sc usede ma stol il
neobdelanega lesa, podpre gla-
vo z desnico ter sc zamisli. Mi
sli il bega-o kakor jate ptic, ka-
dar Sc selijo ma jug.
"Oce? On Sc ne izpreobrne,
to vem gotovo. In &c sc ne IL
preobrne, kaj maj pocnem?'
Tedaj 81 zakrije oblicJe ro-
kama in skoro glasno zaplaka.
Prsa Sc il mocno dvigajo in las
je Sc il usipljajo ma obraz.
"Ta luc, XII sem jo spoznala,
je obvladala vse mole misli in
strla vero v bogove. Ia Vodnik
cloveskih potov, XII mi je enkrat
podal roko, me DO vodil varno
in me DO vedno cuval. Sveta De-
vica, h kateri sem sc zatekla,
me DO drzala narocju in me bo
varovala vsega hudega. Ne, ne
morem drugace. Prejela m
sveti krst in VISA moja dusa je
izpremenjena. Kako tezko mi
de, ko moran vse skrivati v
svojem srcu, in vse pred drugi-
mi tajiti. Kolikokrat sem re Sc
gla ma cello, ko sem ustajala ali
sla k pocitku, da bi Sc zazna-
movala znamenjem sv. kriza,
a nisem 81 upala. Omahnila mi
je roka, zaprla sem oci in bila S
celom oh tia pred bogovi
pred bogovi brez duse in
zivljenja'
Cvetana prestraseno pogle'
da kot. kjer je bila mala skri-
mica pritrjena mad mizo. Zazdi
Sc j, da Sc vrata odpirajo, da iz-
stopajo @ groza! ocetje, his
nj bogovi - predniki!
Roke pritisne ma oci in gla-
vo sklone, kakor jo je pripogi-
bala pred bogovi, dokler Sc nj
bila krscena. V glavi il je vrelo
Nova vera, vera v krizanega Cd.
resenika Sc je borila S stare pc
ocetih podedovano vero.
/ Cvetani Sc zdi, da sc je silnc
pregresila, da je zbudila jezo O.
cetov, katerih telesa so re dav'
no strohnela, in katerih glina.
ste podobe je oce polozil v oma.
rico med hisne bogove.
"Oh, pregresila sem sc zopel
vas dragi ocetje! - All, nisen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18
|. DAROV VANA
Geski nopisoI AIoizii Dos+o|
Zgodovinska povest IL dobe Slovanskih apostolov

kakor bi ze nastajal kruti boj,
boj "a nebo in zemljo. Ma eni
strani en- Bog mad rugi slo-
vanski bogovi v polnem Stew
lu.
mi zmagamo!"
starec poskoci radosti, lasje
Sc mu vsujejo po vratu in oblic-
je zadovoljno zazari. Start ca
rovnik Dub, dawn sluzabnik po-
gansKih bogov, Sc je zatekel k
5veti lipi, da bi potozil bogovom,
da Sc krscanstvo siri po zemlji
cd vseh strani, da ljudstvo tru-
mona prestopa k novi veri, da
so zapusceni gaji in svetisea, da
ljudje ne prinasajo vec daritev
!. In glej, bogovi so pomirje-
nj po njcgovi prosnji, iipa Sc je
popolnoma utesila in O kricecih
kraguljih nj vec duha. Zleteli so
drugam ma rop. Dub odhaja "a
dovoljen, da je jezo bozjo poto-
lazil.
V tihi m:rni noci je kot bi BIZ
10 vse izumrlo. V peel veselo
plapola ogenj, skozi okna gle
dajo zelene vejice in bledi me-
secni zarki begajo po sobici. O.
genj zaprasketa in nekoliko is
ker odleti il smolnatega polena
ter razsvetli 'sobo. Sobna opra-
va je kaj preprosta. Tlaka nj,
mia lie IL debelih desk in klopi
so neotesane. Niti skorja nj bi-
la olupljena, niti ogli odbiti. V
prednjem kotu stoji majhna O.
mara, po stenah vidis nekoliko
barvanih crt in blizu vrat z
drvmi oblozeno ognjisce. Poste-
liza stoji poleg ognjisca. Pre-
prost clovek je pac tudi majh-
MIN zadovoljen.
Veter je mocneje zapihal ma
okence. Ogenj je iznova zapla-
polal, da Sc je posvetilo po vsej
hisi. Lahko bi videl prah ma
tleh ali pajcevine ma stenah, ko
bi jih kaj bilo Sobica je prica-
la O worm roki gospodinje. Use
je V najlepsem redu.
! Ne dalec Cd ognjisca Sc pre-
maxine senca y resnici senca.
Ogenj zaplapola mocneje in kot
blisk razsvetli dekliski obraz
Nato pa ugasne.
Senca vstane S svojega mesta
in vrze nekoliko pollen ma O.
genj. Jesenski veceri so navad-
no hladni, posebno &c naletuje
belkasti sneg ali &c brije ostrj
sever.
V zarkih obnovljenega ognja
Sc je pokazala deklica vitke ra'
sti z dolgimi kitami svetlih las
Jasni, modri ocesi j obdajajc
dodge, svilnate trepalnice poe
belim, visokih celom. Dolga O.
bleka pokriva njeno, svezo, lepc
telo cd neznega vratu do tai
Samo roki sta goli, morda, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18
Ia deIavce
Kniigovodkinio

zmozna, da prevzame vso odgo-
vornost, dobi izvrstno sluzbo "a
polni ali delhi cas-. Dobra plaza
in izvrstna prilika "a povojno
bodocnost. Katero zanima, maj
pise ma: Box 1876, c/o Enako-
pravnost, 6231 st. Clair Ave-,
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-18
(Nad0ljevanje)

VdIlShl UoSOV1-AIdiIhl. O4oOC ~
Sc v teku casa mnogo izpreme-
nile. Lipa je rastla, rane so Sc
zalivale smolo in zarascale,
ljudje so jih pa Cd casa do ca
sa zopet obnavljali. Nj cuda, da
so Sc obrazi podaljsali in dobili
cudne poteze. Duhovnik Dub je
pa zato razlagal ljudem, da Sc
bogovi jeze, da pridejo tezki,
hudi casi.
Poslusal je tudi sumenje list
ia in prorokoval in oznanoval
bozjo voljo, tolazil ljudstvo ali
mu grozil vojsko, kugo, lako-
Tudi valcki v potoku so mu
oznanjevali voljo bozjo.
&c so pa prileteli cello kragu-
iii in kljuvali po stoletnih DIRE
vesih, tedaj pa niti nj bilo treba
carovniku razlagati sklepa bo-
zje wolfe. Sal so ljudje re sami
vedeli, da pomenja to nekaj sla-
bega; slaba letina Sc je obetala
v najboljsem slucaju.
In ljudstvo je padalo ma kole-
ma in sc trkalo ma prsi in prosi-
10 bogove, da Sc jih usmilijo, da
jim prizanesejo S smrtjo, da maj
jim pomagajo svojo mogocno
roko.
Carovnik Dub je bill danes
sam.
V vasi so mu rekli, da Sc ne
marajo vec klanjati drevesu
brez duSe.
"Drevesu brez duse! O bogo-
vi, kje je vasa roka, roka ma
scevanja. Zakaj takoj ne ka-
znujete takega predrzneza? Ia
kaj odlasas, mogocni Perun? %
Carovnik sc ustavi pri lipi, po-
klekne pred izrezljanimi podo-
bami in sc ponizno trka V prsa.
Lipa je sumela, ker je lahen ve-
trio stresal memo krono, valce-
XII v potoku SO nekako jecali in
mad gozdom je kricala truma
,kraguljev, k a k or bi jim kdo
pobiral mladice il gnezda.
"Slaba znamenja! vi Sc je-
zite, vi Sc srdite. Dobro poznam
vase nevolJo. Toda usmilite Sc
mas, prizanesite nam! Zopet bo-
mo vsm prinasali darove in 70
pet bono vas slusali kakor nek-
daj. Samo ne mascujte Sc nikar.
Mnogo ljudi vas Sc casti, in oni,
XII so vas zapustili, Sc bodo 70
pet povrnili k vam, zopet bodo
prihajali sem do gaia. Du-
hovnik Dub je pretakal solze "a
losti.
"Jaz jih hocem pripeljati ma
zaj, JAZZ, vas najzvestejsi, maj
vdanejsi sluzabnik.'
Mad gozdom so zakricali kra-
gulf, lipa je Sc vedno sumela,
valcki v potoku so sc pa komaj
vini zibali.
"Milost?'
Duhovnik Dub poskoci ma no.
&c in tlesne z rokama. Oblicje
Sc mu smehlja samega veselja
20 bogovi, delitelji dobrot in
nasa resitev,' govori veseli sta
rec, "dobro vem, da ste mogoc-
nj, da premagate vsako ma
sprotstvo in da premagate tudj
ia boj, XII vam sedaj preti.'
Starec Sc zasmeja, da je od-
mevalo po gozdu.
EN- sam je, pa vas hoce pre-
magati vse, kar vas je: Trlgla-
va, Peruna, Svatovita, Crnobo-
ga z Belbogom, 1.-Two z Devano,
Lado Rusalkami, vse bese in
vile in druga nestevilna bozan-
stva! In en- sam 81 drzne, da Sc
tolikim zoperstavlja! Ali Sc ne
smejes, Perun? Smej Sc. smej
Ii 81 re drugacne stvari napra-
vii in tt Svatovit 81 premagal ze
druge zapreke. In vi ostali bo-
govi boste morda molcali? O ne
besa Sc bodo razburkala, besl
Sc bodo postavili v bojno vrsto,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Sam S Official
Freed on Bond

John Milavec. %. manager OF
the grocery department OF Sans
Cut Rate Randolph store. in which
a 5000 shortage of rationed and.
foods is under investi-
CATION, today was free under
$1,000 bond. pending hearing on
writ of habeas corpus, Thursday.
Still held for investigation upon
recommendation of Asst. Prose
cutor Potter were Max Book. IS,
Of the fuller Hotel; Anton Block,
owner of a grocery at 1896 Nc
Graw, and Toufic Barham, SO. of
SOB Field.
Police discovered 500 cases of
foods, said by officials Of Sans
10 have come from their store, in
the Garfield Market $500 Inhn z r.
owned by Barham.
Potter said he was holding as
evidence three Cancelled checks
made out by Barham TO MilaVec.
Potter said that police also were
investigating four other groceries
and two restaurants. all report
eddy recipients Of some of the
butter stolen from Sans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
2 Accused of Locking
Worker Out of Home

An Ann Artor landlord and his
wife have been ordered 20 explain
to Federal Judge 0'Brien next
Monday why they placed padlocks
on the home of a Willow Run
worker.
The house was rented last July
from Mr.. and Mrs Edward C..
Hutzel by Max Moon, father of
two children and the eXpectant
father of a third.
The Huzels had been charging
$50 a month for the house but
were ordered by the OPA TO re-
duce the rent 10 $50. The owners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Driver Guilty
AS Hit-RuIlner

Edmund Nowka, retired assist
ant fire chief of Dearborn, is
scheduled to be sentenced in cir
cult court next Monday on
charges of leaving the scene of an
accident at Telegraph and Calvin.
Teb. /.
He was convicted by a jury in
the court of Judge Webster yes
terday after Is minutes of DELHI
Grafton. Nowka was arrested as
the driver OF the car that seri-
-e.isly-ifjurrd Duane Lewis, IL,
OF 235j1, Annapolis, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Firemen's VIEW Posi-
InstaIIs "a Officers

Fire Department Post 1899,
VIEW, today announced the in
stallation of officers for 1914.
They were Glenn w. Hutchin-
son. commander: James A. Shand,
senior vice commander: William
j. HAZEL. junior vice commander
Alfred T. McKeever, quartermas-
ter; Ray c. Fryer, adjutant; Ru-
dolph Charlet, chaplain. and John
+. Walters. service officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Officers Here Stage
Get-Alquainted Party

Five hundred officers on duty
in the Union Guardian Building
knew each other better today fol-
lowing a get acquainted party OF
the Detroit Ordnance District held
last night at the AFL Han. 81
Montealm.
Arranged by Mai. Harry F.
Hickey. Capt. o. ~ Kifkham,
Capt. Oscar A. Leach and First
1t. r. r. Moore, the party had
for guest of honor, Brig. Gen.
Walter ID. Boatwright. commander
of the Detroit Ordnance area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

One piece. Fits
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

Well-filled back and
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stripe designs. Ideal
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furniture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

Sheer ruffled curtains TO use i
bedroom or dinette. SO inches v
long. Rose, blue, green or red
sheer white ruffles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

Strong, husky. extra absorbent
quality to give long, hard wear.
Snowy white with eolored bor-
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Matching Wash Cloths. .......ss, Zoe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Broker Urges
End 10 Chaos

CINCINNATI, May . (INS)-r
Gov. Bricker of Ohio last night
called for an immediate investiga7
ton OF "the octopus-like executive
branch" of the federal govern
ment and liquidation OF unesSen-
tial boards, bureaus and agencies
10 diSpel what he termed gov
ornamental chaos"
His proposals were part OF a
six-point program presented in an
address 10 the American Mining
Congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

il is charged. then ordered Moon
TO move and, when he refused,
placed padlocks on the doors.
Moon broke the padlocks.
Arrested on complaint of the
owners. Moons case has been con-
tinued. pending the federal action
brought by c. Walter Healy, chief
enforcement attorney Of the OPA
rent control division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
Seize Inns
Liquor

Seizure OF 135 cases Of whisky
by Chene precinct police today
brought a triple investigation by
federal, state and county officials.
The investigation began when
Sgt. Joseph CalinSki and a squad
Of police allegedly found Vincent
Kosciuk. operator Of tavern at
556S Mt. Elliott. filling Michigan
stamped bottles with Illinois
whisky.
SEIZE ILLINOIS WHISKY
They confiscated IS cases OF
Illinois whisky and 20 cases of
Michigan whisky from which ser
ial numbers had been removed.
The Michigan liquor control
commission Immediately suspended
koSciuk's license, pending a hear
ing and Inspectors Walter Nowak
and Fred Armstrong were ordered
TO paddock the place.
Kosciuk will appear in record
er's court on a warrant recon-
mended by Asst. Prosecutor Hague
on charges of possession and pos
sessing for sale Illicit whisky.
} U. s. ENTERS PROBE
Agents Of the federal alcohol
tax unit entered the investigation
when il was discovered that no
floor tax had been paid on the
stocks.
Investigators said that Kosciuk's
only answer TO questions on the
source of the liquor was that Joe
sold il TO me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit Times 'carrier-saIesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02

of a soup treat you'll remember for long time.
Rich golden broth Master-chef seasoning That
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egg noodles And it cooks to just-right goodness
in only few minutesl
Don't miss this big chance to try Lipton's
Noodle Soup. Get some today!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
CHANGES URGED

Declaring that the nation de-
mands a constructive program
of governmental reorganization
and holiness OF action" Bricker,
a candidate for the Republican
presidential m n a ( o n, also
urged:
"AlI essential agencies now
having an independent status
should be placed under jurisdic-
ton OF responsible cabinet
officer or department head.
Cabinet members and de-
partment heads should be chosen
with a view To their particular
qualifications for the Job, and
adequate authority should be
delegated TO them"
HITS NUMBER OF AIDES
The number Of governmental
iobholders must be substantially
reduced. ne said.
The reins of govern en- {,
Bricker said, must be taken "out
of the hands Of arrogant bureau
Gratis" and he pointed 10 the
seizure of Montgomery Ward &
Co. in Chicago "as an example
OF where bureaucracy inevitably
leads"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-02
TURKISH HAND
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H. EACH

l5x27-inoh size. White with at
tractive oolored borders. Designed
TO give long service. Irregulars.
Crowley Basement
Evening star., 1944-06-25
Rayon Knit
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Evening star., 1944-09-10
"Count, or Ill Shoot!''

"HtY. what YOU dom in here
Out flashed Caps brace OF guns.
The one good eye blazed. Cap
snnorou< voice commanded. Start
Cmlntm' those election returns over
apaln. and quick about It, Or III
shoot every one OF YOU
Then and there the worlds rec
4 ord for fast and honest counting OF
votes was established.
The mex, tiaV. Cap told me about
it. indignation Written over every
rugged feature
"Do YOU know he m"urned,
there WASH, a nghfng man among
them | dldn get /" Kill single
Democrat
"WhatI' gA>pcd "Nuu wouldn't
have shot anybody. would you,
Cap|
Not agln the law, u" rs 7"'d, \'r-
tuouslv But Blackstone SAYS y a
man Laws d hand on another ma". Il
excltes hun to wrath and ,hrrI!urc
,ustiti,s HIM II u>lu gan Only.
he ,alo muurn!u.ly 'noh"dT ]ad
hand on m-
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Ashamed Of His Past

As IONG as folks are llVng that
will be harmed by what I'm telling
you, don't want nothing sad,
was Caps view OF the matter. BE
sides. Cap was ashamed OF his past,
and his clan. Bv his order, his grave
is not with the other icuding Hat
fields, all OF whom sleep within the
shadow OF Dcvll Ansc's lltc-S'ze
marble statue, on quiet West \r-
glnla hill Cap hes buried beneath
his favorlte tree IN hls OVID apple
orchard, on Island Greek
can't help remembering the first
time | called on Cap llattlcld AC-
cording to tlmc-honorcd, hlllbIlly
etiquette. parked my car across the
bridge from hlS house. and 'yoo-
hoo-cd. Cap marched TO the gate,
all SIX feet two OF hm. He fixed
piercing glance upon me with one
S'NN' lDAiEl ElllR, iN'I Ail wv - \ ~ 49,
other was a trud casualty and m
qulred IN one OF the most musical
Sonurous VOICES have ever heard,
whats your name. stranger
"Galrctrc." called mcckly.
"Garrcttc, Garc,tr," he muScd.
Say Ma" he shouted ''Wa-nt
il Iarrcttr that was hanged
over at the Fayetteville Court
house in NINETY -~",cn'
1t vas the bcg'unng ol a heau''-
tul trlcndsh,p
Gap Wae reared IN world where
man WIS g law ru )m-yit. ready
nay eager. to protect hrs honoT his
hate ard his pu~-c-ep"n> with gun
IN hanG by ,hr um" hr .... q man
Evening star., 1944-09-10

he was not only known at large as
the "drlnkenest and fghtcnest
Hatfield OF them all, but as danger
Gus killer and rlnglcadcr.
One election day. lor example. he
ewaggcrcd INTO Alatewan. armed
with a rltr, q shotgun and two pl>-
tolls, cunning tor voting AlCCoN>.
lie got three. and ran the notches on
his gun up to Is
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Cap Finds a Friend

! wO days later. lie was captured
and lallcd 1t was the best thing that
ever happened to HIM For IN lal!.
some unknown btnetaCtOr gave nm
a spelling book and a SIMPLE English
grammar. Cap taught himself t"
read and write and immediately the
exciting world Of books opened up
to hlm Then someone presented
hlm with an old volume Of Black
stones famous law book, and N
Blackstone. Cap found lifelong
friend. Since lawyers were few anC
far between in hIllblily country. he
saw no reason why he shouldn' be
come one. When he was released
from jail IN 1917, he dedicated HIM
self to becoming respectable clu-
zen.
1t took 10 years, and ii was
thanks to his friend Blackstone.
Caps unbounded enthusiasm 10Y
such "booklearnlng" began to earn
for hlm the grudglng respect OF ms
fellows. especially since he gladly
placed It at their disposal whenever
they had difficulties with the law
winch was frequently, In fact, hi
legal reputation began to outweigh
tina, of beng a dead shot.
Not that he did not keep his
trigger hand IN during the various
mine wars that came along, lnclud-
ing the celebrated Nine War OF u
IN the course Of which he shot
newspaperman for insulting HIM
Evening star., 1944-09-10

But in Logan County, that came
under the heading OF legitimate par
tlClpatIOn in CIVIC affairs. BY l92f,
Cap was 50 fully redeemed to society
that one morning he woke up To !lnd
himself a full nedgcd deputy sheriff,
authorized 70 keep law and order IN
the tough mnc camps up Nam
Island Creek Cap Hatfield. 20 years
an OUTLAW, was now on the SIDE oi
law and order
Shortly after he was lnductcd into
office. came the fall elections. Logan
County Democratic for lO3 years
- seemed about to go Republicans.
Logan County elections were ire
quentlv sangulnary, 50 Cap was or
dered to protect the peace around
voting precincts where the results
would be most nerce!v contested
lie was such an impressive fig
urc about the polls that the '"'-
ingwas orderly. and there wasn't
a casualty. That took care OF the
balIotlng. but there was still the
matter OF counting the returns, and
certain ballot counters were sad 70
be not averse to marking down five
votes where there should have been
but one. Therefore, not long alter
the polls were closed and while the
votes were being counted behind
closed doors, Cap felt the urge to
investigate. The tellers occupied the
back room OF the company store.
The door was unlocked. In marched
Cap. The telers. grouped about
long table, jumped guilty at the
unannounced entrance. One man
protested.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
He wa, Cap Hatfield.
badman who became
IA pillar of the law:

r1uF famous Hatfield MC( uY
(eud Of the Southern hills y
past. llathclds and \lctoye are
working and iIghtlng together I"r
tnc!e Sam, bat lew authentic iaCts
arr known about thO~c legendary
clans who wrote such Il lnstr page
n American history
Ihcrl va my old trend Cap lIn;-
ar!d. vnom | know when hvcd IN
LOGAN County. " w Cap Ma
the bod. bad. eldest son ct p"N!
Ars,. leader o. the Hatfield clan.
II, was . murderer, an OUTLAW and
a dr,Inkard At 10 He Killed Is men
and Wa Rewarded. dead or alirc,
in tour states and l6 counties. lie
walked all the way from West \r-
glnla to Oklahoma to escape Jua'ICc;
was caught, trlcd and sentenced to
hang yet lived to tell me all about
1t. But not for publication.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-05-18
Columbia College
Summer School

S. M. Funk, president of Columbia
College, Hagerstown's oldest bust
ness college, is now enrolling stu
dents for the Summer School.
The college will specialize this
summer in intensive training in
shorthand and typewriting, adapted
primarily for college and high school
graduates of ''B" and better average
grades, so that they will be ready by
Fall to accept positions.
A feature of this years school is
that students do not have to wait
till June to begin training, but can
start the course from the day Of
enrolment
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-05-18
Finger-Pai nting
Demonstration

A development of the past decade
finger-painting, is adaptable to all
ages and to all groups. Today it is
finding wide popularity in army
camps, recreational centers, and
therapeutic uses.
It's methods and uses will be
shown in demonstration at the
Washington County Museum of Fine
Arts, at 8 p. M, Monday, May %, by
Mrs. Victoria Mitchell.
This art was originated by Ruth
Faison Shaw of New York, from
whose studio Mrs. Mitchell comes
The public is invited to the Museum
workshop demonstrations, wher {
they themselves will have the OPP
portunity to try out their hand.