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Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08
ooop noAna convEnrloM

birmingham, Aiay Oct 8.-The cru
sade for improved Highways in tais
section od tae south Il likely 10 Re
ceiye . renewed impetus as q resuli
q ne sixteenth annual convention d
ne Alabama cood Roads association
DELEGATES from nearly etery county
of The state alIed he clfy halI arnory
this morniDg when President JOIN
Craft called The gathering 70 order
g. Y. FindIey, president 0f the south
err railway, delivered tie Leading a.
1fess of ne dag The subsequent
sessions, which VIII continue ever to
Morrow and THURSDAY. win Be addres
80 by United ssates Senator Bank.
head ard other msn of prominence.
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08

70 defeat the law Of justice by the
very Invoking Of lhe Iaw Itself. max,
Ing me eyii doer the one whosobeyed,
not the one who Violated. the law.
But Post must haze bad Johnson and
tfe shining legal lights Of the pro.
gTesslye party IN HE prophetic mind
when he conceived situations that are
duplicated today, b dozen years or
more after Randolph Maeon appeared
upon the scene fl fiction. FOR there
Il presented IN the state Of California,
the seat and source Of fhe most yoci.
ferrous cry Of fraud and stop thief,
the home Of the loudegt 0emagogue
next 70 Roosevelt the astounding
eDectaNie 81 the supreme court of the
state deuouncing law DalDably
dishonest yet handing over to the
thief the goods be stole and telling
him that though he IL . thief, the law
permits him 70 steal
The only alternative left to the re-
publcans of California is 70 east every
available vote for the candidate who
VIII prevent The pFogresgiyes from ny.
Dotheeating the property they have
stolen. Yet that h deDlorabIe and
wholly unsatisfactory solution Of the
problem. Republicans of California
hare egery 5ighE IN justice and ID the
Iow tbat should achieve, not obstfuct
the ends Of justice, to vote 8of the
candidate of their party. They have
Ehe eame risht % % this wsich the
Drogresgiyes haze 10 y09e for ne can
didate of fhelr party. 70 diefsancasgs
~ republicans Is a e11oe. e. infape
0us ae has eyer been perDetrated IN
ali ne history of crimes assinat Elae
ballot The people Of ~ co ~ ~
4 whole win Be Darneeos crlnia Il
they % not resent this gillaln WITCH
IS more than political
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08
CHICAGO BOARD o. rsAos

Chicago. Oct se-Montenegnn hos
tilitieg had > bulllsh eject today IN
the wheat market. The opening waa
4 TO Il higher December started Il
91% 70 nv the same change from
last night as the market taken alto
gether A rise to e1ss followed. The
-ciose was steady = above last night
at OH.
December corn opened UNCHANGED
to n up at 5sH to 5SsS and ascendea
TO 5S5s. Closing figures steady "a
= ap AZ 5Sl0K.
Oats started X higher ~ szH ard
hardened to szz a..
The provisions market opened m
changed TO 10 cents doHn with Jan.
uary $3.50 to s1e e75k fof PORK:
sl1.lO 70 sl112sz Tor lard ard sle. .
to s1o.szA for ribs. The closing
we're.
Wheat Dec. BIZ Nay 9c5s.
corn, Oct. s45z: Der. 52HGK.
Oats Dec. szh; Nay an.
P0rk, Oct $40.
Lard, Oct s1L77.
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08
III eoLLEoE sualLrF

Doafa Iia1ley, 3ase,, oef. q, South
iIaoley II = nsa4s n ~ eolosy and Is
Fea1y Eor ne great szsat II her ~
tory, for today va inaag "a s. 3
diamond jB6llse ceIe1
5elyoke ee8lege. Man9 alang 80
eaicys 81 nO1s sfe hers ~ ~ cese
6sation, wblea lg 10 coaiae 5Fef 70.
aoUom reaay vas zsgal pgex u s1e
si0mnae Win aiamnae nnsseesa>
1o1 ezeTciees n ne eaapa sail1s1
6g lBneaeon 81 ~ Svnaasisa, aoa
pazeaaf ~ fse oet1oor auditorium alls
sffegnoon ToDcTDw v1n cone ne
laterDie1ials eemmeuoratton sxeg,
esses aa6 laneason ~ 1eleeates and
gpeete
NJ aolroks collexe Nae ~ 1rsf
inesilatso0 foanaea ia Am4fies s1n fhe
hixher education Df women. Tbe
foan1eF va Mar Lyoa, uho alAoet
a1ai1e9 eseeeeded n Her pans 70
easaDiieh 4 permanent ee9ool for 9lrie
foaniee - tiial 5aal Dii1ef
eles The Institution egeted n 1871
xifs v ststenis 1oday II ~ about
80 eigs5enfs enrolled 40 iz ne q
gzars " ~ ai1tovy ~ eollegs hse
besgDw11 dlgss pD58 nearly 5,191
esad0agsB
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08
KANSAS CRY LivEarocK

Kansas City No. Oct. s.-cattle-
Receipts 10000. including 2,1OO south
erns. Market steady. Native steer,
sgOO@1OsO, southern steers 1850
$50; southern COWS and heIfers sS.z,
@5.25i native COWS and heifers s2.2s
@S.og stockers and feeders $500
TO; bulls s4OO@5.5O: calves 5000
$50; western steers s5.25@85o; vest
ern COWS ss.5O06OO.
Hogs-Receipts 1900. Marker
steady to 5 cents lower. Bulk Of sales
sS.5O@8s5; heavy ss,e0Ws.s5: packer,
and butchers se.5O@s.s9; light $500
s.85; pigs sg0007.z5.
Sheep Receipts 1900. Market
steady Muttons gS.Oo@z.75: lambs
5.25Qe.50; range wethers and year.
iings s35O@45O; range ewes szoon
as.
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08
MANY PEOPLE TO
60 TO WAGON
MOUND
AUTOMOBILE EXCURSION TO At.
TEND BEAN FESTIVAL
PROVES POPULAR.

Much interest has been aroused ia
the automobile trip to Wagon Mound
70 attend the annual bean feast and
harvest jubilee Indications are that
about So prominent Las vegans win
make up the party TO represent i4aa
Vegas at the big event. The cars
viii leave the Commercial club rooms
tomorrow morning at Z O'Clock. Ey-
erybody who intends to accompany
the boosters Is requested to be on
hand at that hour az it is expected to
make the start without delay.
Wagon Mound ls one Of the flour.
ishing farming districts of the state.
The tillers Of the fertile SOL in that
vicinity have perfected their methods
70 the point Of a science. The result
has been that they have attained sue
cess every season The favorable
weather this year has made their snc-
cess 81 the greater. Wagon Mound
and Las Vegas hare much IN common.
The prosperity Of the little city to
the north Is the prosperity Of Las
Vegas. Therefore It viii be ali the
more pleasing 70 the Wagon Mound
folk to learn that they have the inter
ct and cooperation Of the people Of
this city. Those Who make the trip
tomorrow are sure to return firmly De-
lieying IN the success of dry farming.
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08
1LL PAPEaS DISCONTINUED At
rHE EXPIRATION or TINE
PAID YOa
wno AK rnE rHrgyEs4

PsnaDs tAe oedeet egy Ot
gbiegssse 81 tas Den9lng eamDaign
has eone from Casif5 a, NAere lhe
Dlafhesgkits goyeFaor, Hiram ". JOIN,
soa, ~ fhs Increment ~ ~ eaaet,
msnt b ~ faaf 1eii1egassiy steals
~ Republican nalas aad position On
10 bzll1f 80 1ieffan1hlses eyery real
Republican. me ~ Eans eaaeted r.
~ direct interest n ftss Droae
IS unsya1ngly asno1aesa " ~ ~,
irene eo1rt n Eaag eeate, ieh -
eenDesls6 % folsow ne aet q the
state le11gak0rs og IT leaeE eid 10,
< ~ Hhlea m4zes o9slgaforg, of ~
e1 Doestie, ssea feeaelon n es,
f4ily egiminag 10 fhsss II 70 foape
0AtsoA IN cDmmoH 60nessy ~ . eisaay
9los eseh - Il eEsa 81 ne etats
n California, uaeke ne elections
Dls1Yss 10 ths 1sfsag n re fe28DIiean
ea11ilase ase gigea M Felnosieaa ~
sill11 n ~ Dallof
me fevaaleaa slsetosg laassot nov
~ 1omiSated " Detltion asd 4 W
Desa11s AZ wsll al - ssea effoft
wae na4s 9be msn Dsedgea " gete
~ 1aft ass NJ in1eos11kae. 4sft
- no9 81 la1eDeaaepf eapAs1ate ~
Is fhs eaz1l1ats n fas reDpDiieaR
Dagsy 11ese x1o, ri9aly " wseae
~ fe1a1la4s ~ DDmlnatica ha1e d
DeFfeeg 1zb4 v fBa eieesorg s. o1gesD
1on q hiu w vt q - uek1t
hfea n lszaslg, e.saer a. faSfo q ie'
5ge ~ fegaDlsez1 neket
Wien Neville D4Tlsaon posf ~
t1N tis fsnaYzabss eharaese, ran,
1o.Da Naesn, aaa Dolagsf ut -.
y 1yasepe, & noE rieie wags
s Na ~ iaw eoa1 bs esD,1ssel
- mss ste eu6s og disaoness Defesns
- wzs 1eN1f - = ssaenonH n
81 So enfies AA
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08
lNoIAnk B. q 3. NEeTINe

JAfagette, Ind. oct. z.--Mose taan
80 1elegates from 81 Ioeal chaptefa
gashere1 IN Lafayette Today for fhe
fweifth annual meeting n the Indiana
organization d ne Daughters Of fae
American Revoiunon T'be coapentlon
bezioe Vltt = weIeone demonstration
tonlHhf ana win conclude WITH the IN.
naai election of officers Tharsday.
4moag me gaeefs N the convention
s Nfs. Nasfbew r Stolt u Waghing-
fon, y. g. pgsgidept9eneral q NE ~,
tional ofganization ~ the u. 4. ri
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08
~ goUAL evgFeAaE 90.

Der Moines, ia., Oct. sl-At con
ference n ne Iowa Eaaal Suffrage
association here today me preliminary
sfeDs we're taken d what II intended
q be the most actiFe campaign taat
ne women of the Hawkeye atate have
ezer wagea s. an effort % secure fae
fight y franchise FoF the present
TIE women VII deyose their efforts
toward securlng The election q those
ezadifaEes fof ne legislature VII
have declared themselves favorable Is
ifs proposed suffrage amendment %
saae aia6s constitution
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08
Night SESSIONS At
THE BECKER TRIAL
JUDGE MAKES IMPORTANT Al
HoDHcEMENT IN NEW
YORK CASE.

Ken York, Oee. sl-Wlth one juror
IN ne box, tie second az n the frlal
of Police Lieutenant Charles becker,
CHARGED with ne murder n Herman
RosenEhaL was resumed 81 ghe crlmi-
~ branch y the supreme court 70
day. Justice Goff notified sae altor-
nsys for he prosecution ana defense
taat II The 1nry box was ne fklee a
8 ?. r.. to1ay he DrODzsiT sspIf 81
Ger night sessions T6ent1nant Esaek.
e expressed satisfaction At he results
n the first day Of fie tFiaL 01f
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08
~. q slO.ss

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
New York, Oct a--Irregularify gave
way 70 moderate heayiness ia today's
stock market Pressure against Steel,
UniOn Pacific, Reading, and otheg
leaders vas renewed, al getting m
der yesterdays low quotations. For.
eign news was again dlsQHieting. PEze-
tically the only ssocks to reglecs
strength here we're Wheeling and
Lake Erie issues and one of the local
traction group.
Bonds we're steady Stocks inclln-
ID toward 3 betterment during TIE
noon hour under the lead Of Heading
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08
woMANIs FOREIGN MIseloNs.

Lacrosse, Wis, Oct. g.-The Nortn
western branch Of the Woman's FOR
eign Missionary society Of the Metbo
diet Episcopal church began its an
nual meeting IN this city today with
delegates IN attendance from MichI.
gan, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin
The session viii continue until Friday
Scheduled among the prominent
speakers are Bishops Warne and Old.
ham and pr. Isaac HeadIand Of the
University Of Peking.
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08
gle wAa - N GO HOpeon.

ZIG WAR FLEET IN THE HUDSON
New York, oct g.. Fifty vessels
representing the flower 0f the Ameri
can navy, are riding at anchor IN the
Hudson river today. Nearly one-han
Of the vessels are batfIeships, which
vary II size from the great super
dreadnought 81 the Wyoming type 70
the now obsolete type represented 0y
The famous old Ohio. N addition 70
the battIeahlps there are armored
cruisers, scout cruisers, gunboatg, tor
pedo craft destroyers, submarines,
supply ships, range ships. mine layers,
hospital ships and other auxiliary yea
geis. The arrival tomorrow Of doz-
en additional battieshlDs and a mum
Der Of auxiIIanes VIII complete the
feet which wilI then be ready for the
greatest mobilization the western
world has ever seen. On Tuesday next
The great fleet viii be reviewed By
President TAFT
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08

and Steel Amalgamated Copper vas
shaded slightly On publication Of the
copper re0ort The maEket clossd r.
regular. In The last hoHr Ehe only fea-
tuFe Was the further weakness q Car
adam Pacific. The last sales we're.
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08

sfasa Is Advance Tor HasI gabseFiD
ffonsJ
Resea " draft cheek d money
er1ef n sent otherwise We WIN M
- respoHEible foK l0ss.
Specimen copies free o. aDpiica,
sfo1
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08

E0tsse1 e ne D0stof8ce At East
fAs Vegas, Aew Aszico. for transmits
nio1 through ne United States mails
- second class matter
Las Vegas optic., 1912-10-08
Wegl.LY OPTIC AID eYocK
GROWER

one Yoar ,e...s....s.....,... .gz.6s
81 Months ..<s<...tss..
,.. 10
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-08

That part Of Lot No. 10, Block No. SS, lying West of the West boundary line Of the P. & A R
 & N. Co, as delineated upon
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by instructions from the Com missioner of the United states Gen eral Land Office, and in accordance with the regulations governing Town sites on Public Lands in Alaska, is- sued from the General Land Office August l, 1904.
 I. the undersigned. Trustee for the Townsite Of the Town of Skag- way. Alaska, will sell at the Town Hall in said Town of Skagway, Al aska, on Thursday, the first day Of August, 1912, at the hour Of two l2l o'clock in the afternoon, at Public Outcry, for cash, to the high est bidder. all Lots and Tracts re maiuing unoccupied and unclaimed at the date of entry of said Town site, and all Lots and Tracts claim ed and awarded on which the as seSsments have not been paid upon Jhe date oi such sale
 The following is a full true list and description of all the Lots and Tracts to be at such sale sold, which said Lots and Tracts were unclaimed at, the date Of the entry
 m
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-08
\, ml.ts-r Nsrsed-

Thomas NeNoan. chief iuSticc of Tsrus~rravfa was a nan of cica0tic Sa-u-c an3 8 Ge-v temper.
 A mob .- l'hH7ae1nNta d"aN3 the of -a-rs oe sa- >s.-EI Jo GEsnc-SC it He SD -r---er ID Jrsrire WcNoan, then sir-.a- fa rE. enUr
 ~ua-c wen -eaE be -'ot acJE
 ~ycS. y.u- ho10- It hal no eTe't
 nT.Eco-'s c-rS 'ashoi 3a0~c000~lv. Fave you o-7c7,d ont ,hc military
 Yes Sha~ ] f-e o0 rh0wT
 No. TT G-sra~~0 tho.
 N-Eea7 -nSc a0f --Sa~7 0Ut 0f 'h" ,o-- f0 his VIZ and cr-.0. a.> f.'' H-shc7 u..h ?. S-.n0. fnrn -H. "..'~' "' r-r -7ar.~S Unr
 ~I m -hrras N~Ecar ch'.f +~s r:-o. --7 ! eow-ari vor 20 '.sDNrz" S- s--fn-. hn snf-nf '~-0 0f r.r ring r--rr-S. -.o~aw~ 'r-r,7 frsn u~'Hr his arms -~r -e.~-.~H tr rro ~r"~G vr-r, Tho .-r--f ~--.t hoo S'"rt 0s V-sA-e7rE >rar0. C-.ru Bag
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-08
LOCAL BRIEFS
skAeWAY WEATHER REPORT

Results of the observation taken at Moore's Wharf at midnight, last night, is as follows:
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-08

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 .1a~ i.,r jau-...r Is tn 'n .arrlrd Soau. and ~re Aa- -orr ou. .uEh".fNns that md this way .Nr av' Mrs Hen " WetEJrsr. Erovw ruv"~t -.ur r-r~ eure ar Eh, sr~. vrnA 's- nf thn' daughr.r Jane l.p.w6. I~r Press
 Ono cf Ihn thief sCrrCjS Nf happiness fs hover uo allow yOur energies Co EtsGNstN
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-08

auSurI uucuma. GS JDe CTerS m a great town. who may be able to spend two aa--s ug Hcarhy interest tn the haSe bal pa-k. could not possibly he iDdulS- ing in the C7mC himself and also be
 cause watching the game makes one al, the more eager to play tt II be has the chanre. just as playing it makes h.m at' tNa more clzHr to see how 't k rlaveG Ir he greatest experts in the world. d.-Na-w7u Ear-no1 in MeTo7oi
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-08
POPULARITY C. 32SEGGlL-
euarsrss r- t-s Ga-s Tot E75es- ts
 te s-s p s..e

Gua Res I- t7e GH'e 'eN G''~SN' 'N
 e s-s Pss.e
 Tso-c ua>t uc ~-s>.a. qualities ia a sane that Vao reNe aD5 kcs7 Sn1a l#G o0 u"'.-~ of hand beaded, Hearay Aue-.s-~ from boys 60 ear nest ola ura. Wat s-e these gua1- ue>- ue-e Is sa s"nwF; Co deane rheu.
 F5-s- -E&-rr-- N ose7- SHoc- ta-.e shows tas .ruaa le.u- so sub sEvar-a-e on r.a -... .f eli. 5s0CT. It pa.a be uaar.r-a. .. naa.-a~a-t ta5S t1 Csrala.v ..u~.- n.9.~-o a -1e CeNt rh-aa aEvzr.r-a~ =. .- -nr- .aNL and The srra-n-s.v .. ... ... -~ .ae a>rUse reat-- a.- E---. ... ..-. .-.- wa-t fn..uUrS
 Se-,1G -yssr#.-r A na-~r- who r-se-Ss7-sS -N- -rnr ~aa> a.ra.>I ev- err rrar rr-ru-.v Ee ~NgS tEo te...- e-y lv tle T.r. lau. .... T.-e. a-1'r"1 and sv5-E af rea .rr-e-. .-s 5a. t"S7fn- s-.r rrs -->A. l-s>n a0s 0a-0vr-v ot tle s-aa.tr-. rhs rare as Ire runner down -.s .ra. r"o C.- .t tne base --- s.s Is -arEr 2. G.~-rse with The nm -. r.....- rrs .#- z--.vei 8 -.--r -. -r ..-.-. .- ----h Nt a -s-.1-I rr..- -na -r.~.-
 Tn. -S--....ur -.....-, Al Ca- -.>r s.-3e-r es N-...a- aTa.-S. eo- ,1n.-..- -- r7 -.... .~ ....-.- .-ruf7 Ea. .,.-z.s-E -as l.H .- ... same s'a'n5 that 4. r.-r r...a . .--a l.a 17St f--er-- u un..r- n f.. @-N ~r- ot a re-~ss u...' .a-- ..-.. ..- t.7 cham. r--,.- ..r.a v . ...- w'-H- crs an g--. -. r.a ...g .-.v n. .--o-r~- rraf -. ... .- -. "a" -"..- 1I ...."~.
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The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-08

That part Of Lot No. 1, Block No. SC, lying West Of the West boundary line of the p. & A. R. & x. Co, as deliueated upon
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-08

 No 127, lying West Of the West boundary line of the r. & A. R. & N. Co, as delineated upon the plat.
 Lot No Q. Block No. 127
 Lot No. {. Block No. 12S
 Lot No. 61R Block No. 12s
 Tract Lettered A
 Tract Lettered D. That part of Lot No 6, Block Lettered l, lying West Of the West boundary line of the P. & A. R. & N. Co, as delineat- ed upon the plat.
 Lot No. 8. Block Lettered R.
 Lot No. 10. Block Lettered R. Lot No. 1. Block Lettered s. Full assessments have been paid on all Lots and Tracts within said Townsite that were claimed and awarded at the date of entry. All persons are warned against forming any combination or agreement which will prevent any Lot from selling advantage ously or which will in any way hinder or embarrass the sale, and all persons so offending will be prosecuted under Sec. 2S7S of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
 William W. BouGhton,
 Trustee for the Town site of Skagway, Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-08

Barometer %. 7s.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-08

Cloudy, S. wind.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-08
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

From this date oo all calls intend, sd fo- Henry FTie5enthal, the Tnde pendent Exp7essman should be made Lo seven-slx t76} and your call will receive immediate attention. He as discontinued his office at the BouEh -rn Cisa- Store.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-08

That part Of Lot No. in Block No. A. lying West of the West boundary line or the right-of- way of the F. & A. R. & x. Co, as delineated upon the plat
 Lot No. 9 Block No. 74 That part Of Lot No 12, Block No. "A, lying West of the West boundary line of the right-of- way Of the ?. & A. R. & N Co, as delineated upon the plat.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-08

Bo-aed vbiskAss-Gi1Sul, NolHt Ve=-Cz S25 BelDoGS The NeSt Ct Ess--Eloe REaror. Budwease- and Pale Ea5-le-. as tSe NasNot Te'c- DhCue S- e
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-08

B. ra- n hone cooked meal Gujck- clean Se-ioe Where At the New Home Restaurant Fltth Avenue. asg a minute rom BrcSdwS
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-12
MEASUREMENT OF
HAY IN STACK

That, from and after the passage OF
this law, unless otherwise agreed to
between the contracting parties. the
following shall constitute the legal
measurement for hay in stack in the
State of Montana: Four hundred
twenty-five (422) cubic feet shall con-
stitute ton Of clean, native, blue
joint hay. after thirty days and up to
three months settlement in stack
three hundred and forty (34O) cubic
feet shall be considered Il ton. AS to
all other kinds of hay, after the same
shall have settled in stack from sixty
days up, five hundred and twelve
(3l2) cubic feet shall constitute IL ton
of alfalfa or rough slough grass, at
ter the same shall have been in the
stack thirty 600 days and up to one
% year. -Four hundred and fifty
ll5W cubic feet shall constitute a ton
OF clean timothy and clover after the
same shall have been in the stack
thirty days, and up to one year.
Making measurements of hay in
stack. the following is hereby made
the legal method of measurement, to-
wit: The width and length Of the
stack shall be measured. and the dis
lance from the ground against the
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-12
AUTOMOBILES
IN WONDERLAND

Billings. Mont, April 11.-That
the time is near ut hand when the au-
tonjObiles will be used by tourists III
seeing the wonders of Yellowstone
National Park, is the opinion of Will
liam +. Cody, more familiarly known
as Buffalo Bill, who was guest of the
local Chamber of Commerce this
week. The colonel says that on ac-
count of the excellence of the roads
in WONDERLAND" the trip can be
made not only more quickly, but with
even more safety than in the cumber-
some siN-hOrse coach. lie calls at
tentiOn to the fact that when the ex-
listing regulations by which machines
are barred. were passed, the automo-
bile was unknown and the purpose
was to prevent the building of steam
railways in the park. lie also says
there is no question that when auto
mobiles are admitted the number of
visitors annually will be materially
increased.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-12
ALFALFA SHIPPED
TO INDIANA

Billings. Mont, April II. That
eastern states have awakened to u
realization that the great western for
age plant Alfalfa is among the most
valuable Of foods for livestock, is
shown by the increasing demand for
the product in communities which
lie east Of the Mississippi river. At
Muncie, Ind, for instance large
number Of dalrymen are using Vel
lowstone Valley alfalfa, and accord
ing to 4 report just received from that
city, they are paying s36 per ton for
it and the demand is greater than the
supply. On the local market the
price has gone from $3.50, which pre-
vailed during the early winter, to SIG
and those in touch with conditions
say that the growers will be able to
dispose OF every surplus ton at that
figure or better.
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other side OF the stack. directly over
and opposite. shall be taken in linear
feet and inches. and then the width
shall be snbtracted from the measure
ment over the stack, as above indicat-
ed, the result divided by two, and the
result SO ATTAINED multiplied by the
width, and the result thus obtained
multiplied by the length, which will
give the number of cubic feet contain
ed in the stack, and the tonnage shall
thereupOn be determined by dividing
the total number Of cubic feet by the
number OF cubic feet allowed under
the provisions of this Act for Il ton
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GEORGE PIRRIE TO
START A TOWN

II IS reported at Rothiemay that
George Plrrie, the big sheep man of
mat section. has cut up his holdings
lht" small farms and will sell them
to foreigners on the crop payment
plan.
Mr.. Pirrie's land runs down to the
station of Wallum OH the Great Nor
thern. located between IIedgesyille
and Franklin, and the report has it
that George will start Il town there
by building All elevator, general store
and bank. Wallum is only five miles
from the postotlice of Rotmemay,
and being Il down hill pull with no
coulies to cross, the trade of the
country, better. known as Paradise
Valley, will all go to Wallum.
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MONTANA HOGS
CREATE SENSATION

Billings, Mont, April II. Monta-
na hogs fattened on ration of alfal-
ia, sugar beets and barley, sold on
the Chicago market this week for the
highest price paid for p0rkers during
the present year. The shipment
comprised s. hogs which averaged 200
pounds each. They were grown and
finished for market by f. Reilly of
this city OH his farm near Hnntley
and that the animals were in tip-tOp
condition IS not only indicated by
the fact that the figure received was
s..95 per hundred. but that they rank
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Congregational Church Announcement.
Morning worship 10000 a. IN.
Subject: "ImmOrtality.,!' ;"
Sunday school ut 1900 q. nj.
r. Vaskll, pastor.
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MUSSELSHELL
STRIP OPPOSED

Inc journal man was in ROthiemay
last Friday night and met several Of
the prominent residents Of the Mus
selslell strip which the promoters OF
heatland county desire to grab.
There will be nearly $50 votes in
'he kotiiemay precinct. and the peo-
pie say that not one of them will be
cast for county division.
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SIS Reward.

Lost. strayed or stolen from my
pasture. 10 miles west of Judith Gap,
one black mare branded on right
hip; fo9r, years old; bite
nose; weight 1850. ANY ihfor-
nation leading to the recovery Of the
mare will be rewarded. D. Y. HAyx.
Work. but don't worry; WORK 10 y
tonic, worry poison; day OF. worry
will. bring more gray hairs than =
whole week Of work.