DIRTY POOL
Ye don’t mind having items from
the 131 OILIER quoted by newspapers in
the the States oven if they don’t
give us a credit notice, but we do
seriously object to editors running
stories we have written and then
adding thoughts of their own in
such a manner as to appear a nart
of the original,
VTe havo in mind particularly, an
item regarding the recent change in
the administrative set-up here in
the ARRC. O^r story was copied by
the ''Farmer’s National Hackly,” with
whom we exchange, and the words
’sole Colonist on the board’ written
after the name of W <T. Bouwens,
Then, after our story was ended,
the editor added his own observa
tions by appending the following
paragraph without any indication
but what it we.s a part of the orig
inal .
’’The composition of the board is
a good Indication of the wray in
which the demoere tic rights of the
colonists are disregarded.”
The addition of this thought
puts an entirely different complex
ion upon our news item, the infer
ence, supported by that ’sole col
onist’ line, being that the board
of control should have be^n made up
entirely of colonists so that they
could protect their ^democratic
rights.”
FOR SAL:' : A BB air rifle with 1000
shots. Ting make. £2.50 - PIONEER.
Personally owned 7Tard Heatrola, ma
hogany finish, cathedral ten. In
very best condition, and can be
nurchased for £22.50, but little
more than freight charges. c^e it
at Chancey TDooreTs place, Tiact 74.
VJhy not send the folks a sub
scrintion to the PIONEER?
CHURCH NOTICE
Father Sulzman announces the
following schedule of services.
Hasses: Sunday 9;30 and 11 A.M.
Daily at 7:30 A.N.
A note from Hr. Sbeely quotes
Anton Anderson as setting the
height of Pioneer Peak (apologies
to Scotty Dreghorn) as 7 3400 feet
above sea level within 10 feet of
accuracy.
Wanted to buy: Two shoats. Hast
be over eight weeks old. If you
have any to sell leave word at the
PIONEER office.
FOR SALE: COW AND ^EIFER. BOTPT CON
ING IN FRESH SOON. '
WALTER HENCE
INQUIRE AT RANCH - LOOP ROAD ONE
NILE NORTH OF FOUR CORNERS.
FOUND: By Joe Sbeely, a flashlight
at the skating pond in Bugge’s oat
field. Owner can have same by
identifying it at PIONEER office.
A letter from I. R. Houghton
of Sedrc-Woolley, Washington, asks
us to send him the names of five
persons to whom he can write for
general information regarding the
Valley. Apparently, he would like
to come un here as a settler.
Would you care to write him? If
the situation were reversed you
would he glad to have some one
send you information about a place
in which you were interested.
Harold L. Thuma, old.settler
and superintendent of schools,
threshed 43 bushels of v/heat to
the acre this year. Not bad!
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