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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
hotel Arrivals


Hewlett c. Merritt and wife. A. T.
Haben and wife. ). J. Humacutt. Pas
adsna: T. d. whipple. Portland ;
Charles d. Crsmer. New York: Emil
Honeagcr. Algoma; w. II. weiibye,
aud wife. Margaret L. Oleise. Oak.
land: Abuer Weed. Dunsmuir: Mrs.
r. Fraser. Banning. Colo: c. b. Bens
and party. Berkeley; James A. Ksl-
Ter. W. l.. Hall. DR.. and Mrs. Ralph
Matson. Z. Reade and wife. San Fran
cisco: W. II. Heiiman. Warrington:
J. A. Garrison. Sacramento; J. l..
Putnam. British Columbia.
Hosel Hall
J. l.. Harris. Hi iehraEd. A. y.
Hunt. Portland: Il. Bat-;san and fam
iIy. Bessie Lon ON. Hartman t.odys: I:
y. Frantz. San Francisco; Sidney
Teiser. Portland: A. E. johnson. Port
land: w. l.. Jones'. Portland: =. Il.
Middlekaun. San Francisco; 8. !.
Tower. Seattle: Mary y. Sullivan.
Fall Bridge. Wash; Mrs. Della Mich
OILS Eagle Point: Louis u. Tolle. Mer-
rill; r. Clark. AlGoma: J. u Mcpon-
aid: Spokane: Geo. n. wilkenson.
Pelican Bay Lodge; Abe Sohan. san
Francisco: .. y. suter. Eugene; Ern-
est Parmita. Long Beach. Cal; A. w.
Gearheart and wife. Fresno:J. Dsty:
N MIN. n~~Su-.a. rnas Sssx..a No.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
Mixed With euIphus, u Dsskl
Beauttfuljy ed Takes OF
UanAsuG

Almost everyone knows that SAGE
Tea and sulphur, properly compound
"a. brings back The nstLsaj color AID
IustSe 70 tbe hair vhsn fadsl. stseak-
% or groy; sIso cues daa1sua. Itch
ias scalp ana stops faIIing haAs.
Years $50 ths oniy vay - Gst ~
mixture was 70 made II st hone.
whieh = uussy asd troublssens.
Nowadays skilled ehsmists - thls
bstter than ourselves. By asking q
sny drug store for TIE rsa1y-te-use
product, -caIls1 "Wysth's eaoe and
sulphur Hair Rsms1y"-yeu will ~
. iasGe bottje TO- shout 80 eeats.
sone druGgists mako their own. BIT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
Gossip Rife About New York Town

ctors Of tho places where Il flourishss
have become vastly alarmed at the
concerted attacks made on the Am.
etican ncgrold" dances. as they are
called abroad. and they are scislnx
every plausible argument TO boost
the kyratinw dance.
This Ia the way they put the latcst.
No dance can ever replace the tango.
for. don't You see. Il Ia just another
namc for beauty excrcises Just
think Of what We had to DO to reduce
our averdupois before the tango came
along. We won't through all sorts Of
tiresomc. unattractive exercises nj
home alone or else In tho gymnasium
where we wore an ugly uncomfortable
suit. Hut now Il Il all different. The
tango has banishcd rolling and all the
other tircsomc and inefficient flesh
cures. and gives US grace and enjoy
ment at tho same time.
That Ia why II h here to stay. II
~ wv WY vVet Ntuu W VkVtNtcVs uuu
Il Ia amusing m we'll. II In the vcry
best way that has yet been discovered
TO reduce tho hips and remove the
double chin" And then the devotecs
will proceed to illustrate their point.
Nov watch. One. two. three. turn
Ono. two. three. dip-that's the one.
See, The entire weight h placed on
the right leg. The kncc In bent. while
the left foot In pointed straight out In
front to balance tho body. with tho
head and trunk thrown back. Now
In that one short-lived dip IL there
not = world Of good! Does II not
take the place of all those monoton-
GUS bending exercises and caiesthcn-
ics teachers used TO give us' And
does not tossing back the head take
the double chin away, No need Of
chin supporters or Ice bandases u you
dance tho tango"
So. the 1919 society slogan. there
fore, must be: Reduce. dip. reverse
with n quick twist and reverse again
with q dip. Reduce!"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21

board for years leave Of absence,
giving AZ her reason her wlsh to be-
como mother. Members Of the
board who opposed Mrs. Edgell's re-
quest for a motherhood vacation. de-
tend their action by saying that they
do not approve Of married women ~
teachers. They have no objection to
babies they say. but they think that
matrimony lowers tho eficiency OF
women AZ teachers. when they have
homo and husband and children. II
was argued. the teachers cannot give
their undivided attention TO their pu-
pils and their school duties.
A an additional argument. they
point out that the home is the place
for the married woman and that shc
has no busincss out In the world
working whom she has husband to
care for her. Also. they say. Il ID
selfish for n married woman TO hold
ON TO a teachers job whom there are
40 many sinsle and dependent women
who are forced to support themselves
aud who would make capable school
teachers.
Those who have taken up the cud-
gel for Mrs. Edgcll and the other mar
ricd teachers. say that tho attitude Of
the board Of education 10 inimical to
society and encouraging 10 race sai-
eide. They also declare that married
women naturally make the best teach
crs, aimee by their fuller experience In
life they are better nttcd to teach
young girls or boys and train them
for normal. happy lives.
Tango enthusiasts are putting up
new argument for the pcrmanence
Of the erase. The argument In xoins
the rounds Of the hotel ball rooms.
restaurants and by-the-sea dancing
pavilions. And OF course Il is always
a charming debutantc or an equally
young matron who advanc-
a. the new reason. The devotees OF
the tango. and especially the propri-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
SHEEP REMAINS
DULL ALL. week
HOGS AND BEEF STEADY 10
HIGHER. A snORrAGE o.
BUTCHER CATTLE n VERY NO
rlCEABLE

PORTLAND. July 3l-Cattle mar
ket last week steady to strong, I'm
proved beef outlet had buliish effect
lon prices. Primo steer top 500 to
is.1s with bulk OF steer sales at 7.75
and $40. Eastern Oregon steers
'at $50 and cows 7.76 featured.
There has been . keen demand for
choice butcher cattle especially cows
and heIfcrs. Sales were made In
small Quantities AZ the supply was
comparatively short.
Best cows 7.75 to 7.75. heifers 1886
TO $50. choice bulls $50 to 900 and
choice light calves at 500.
The hog market was steady to high.
or. One load Of extra nne hogs sold
st $40 Friday morning, bulk OF light
swine sales s.15 to $50. Sound pack
ers have been liberal buyers ON the
market andthe light run was quickly
absorbed.
Swine prices are apparently on .
heavy basis At least for the present.
Sheep house business has been slow
all week. Demand for both mutton
and lambs has been light and the
trade has shown no sign Of improve
ment whatever over previous weeks
A liberal top 10 &c ~ some very
good stock sold At that price. Prime
killing owes at 100. wethers 1t AS
and yeariinss at ESQ are sxtrsms
quotations In the mutton division.
Subscribe for The HERALD. 80 essss
! month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
~ yo. Army

T.y SOF 0f.EJ
WARRINGTON. July 3i-Examin-
ations are being held today all over
tho country 10 I'LL vacancies In the
Engineering Corps OF the army by
civilians. There are Q dozen or more
vacancies In this branch Of the army
70 be filled. Only two civilians passed
the examinations last year for Second
Lieutenant.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21
BANK CASE TO
COME UP NEXT
ATTORNEYS FOR srRsr NATION.
Al AND COUNTY rREAsURER
TO APPEAR N rnE sUrREME
COUNT

Attorney D. v. Kuyksndan and
Judge Drake leave tomorrow or Wed.
nsaday for Salem. where they Will ap-
pear before the Supreme Court In the
action brought by the First National
Bank against County Treasurer J. W.
Sicmsns. Kuykendali represents the
bank and Drake will appear for Stem
ems.
The case was taken before the su-
preme Court because this question Is
one OF much importance TO banks and
County Treasurers throughout tho
state.
Supreme Justice Mcbride ON July
.. issued an alternative writ. ordering
siemens to appear before tho Court
Friday and show cause.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-21

Boots for mourning cos.ame wear
should be Of dull calf. or suede. Pa
tent leather 10 not used. and the Gu
han heel IL preferred for street wsar
rather than the French heel. In ac-
eordance with the rule "dignIned and
IupfrIvolous effects In street mourn
ina garb."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-21
WOMAN IN DIAMONDS
ARRESTED As THIEF
HAS acute MANIA"
Mystery in Case of Prisoner
. Taken from Brooklyn De-
|. partment Store.

fhs bediamonded. richly sowned
woman. who said she was Mrs. Rita
Peterson Of No. IS Park street. WILL
iamsburg. when arrested yesterday. did
not appear in the Adams Street Court
to-day to answer q charge Of shoplift-
ing. Instead came q certificate signed
by Or. c. w. Dean saying she was Ill
at home suffering from acute mania
There Is q mystery connected with
the woman who was arrested in q
Brooklyn department store by May
Durnion, a detective. who had been on
watch at the silk waist counter since
the theft Of a $50 silk waist the day
before. According to the detective.
Mrs. Peterson put q silk waist IN her
hnuh and started for the street. She
fwas followed and the waist recovered
When turned over to the police she
become hysterical and needed medical
attention.
On being held in $500 for appearance
to-day the woman protested she had no
money or friends. Suggestions were
made that she pawn some Of her jew.
elry. but she refused. Later. at the
Raymond street jail, Q search developed
she had over $500 cash on her person.
Meantime a man who said he was
her husband had telephoned the hos
pitfalls and morgue and communicate
with the police In an effort to locate
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-21
She Darkened Her
Gray Hair
A Kansas City Lady Darkened Her
Gray Hair and Stimulated Its
Growth By . Simple
Homo Process.
She Tells How She Did Il

Mrs. A. Biggam. . we'll known
resident Of Kansas City. Mo-, who
darkened her gray hair by q simple
home process, made the following
statement: ANY lady or gentleman
can darken their gray or faded hair,
stimulate its growth and make II soft
and glossy with this simple recipe.
which they can mix at home. To
half pint Of water add OF. Of bay
rum. 1 small box of Barbo Compound
and \ OF. Of glycerine. These In
gradients can be purchased at any
drug store at very little cost. Apply
ITO the hair every other day until the
gray hair 10 darkened sufficiently.
then every two weeks. This mixture
relieves any scalp troubles and 10
excellent for dandrun and falling
hair. It does not stain the scalp, ID
not sticky or greasy and does not rub
of. 1t will make gray haired per-
son look 10 to 20 years younger
Adyt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-21

her. He went 70 ne Raymond street
Jail IN an automobile and baiied her out
late at night.
On reading the certificate from DR..
Dean, Magistrate Kempner ordered the
case adjourned until Monday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-21
william Rockefeller Home.

wtIlhoa SO0kefelef HOMO
William Rockefeller b now ak his
home. No. go Fifth avenue. after COM
Portable trip from his winter homo on
Jelkyl island. HI gsneral health u
better. according TO his physician, Or.
Walter =. Chaupsil but his throat 10
about me came - At the time Of the
unsuccessful attempt to examine him
BY the Psajo committee.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-21
There Is $40 in This for You
SPECIFICATIONS:

These suits are the very latest fashions,
without being extreme; natural shoulders. or
with very little padding; semi-fitting at waist;
perfect balance that comes only from perfect
tailoring introducing Springs newest cloths;
beautiful grays. in soft and hard finished
materials; the favored browns and tans as
we'll as navy blue serge. all lined with pure silk
kE simpson Crawford Co., Bee
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-21
Mems New Spring Neckwear at SOC


be in
I|endfo
We have offered Petter lot OF nkwe
Co. Morrow
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-21

Norfolk Suits for young men from Is to
Ell years Of age. in all the latest fabrics. The
Norfolk is always popular with the young man
who likes to be a trifle different. Especially
well tailored; all the desirable new weaves
Unusual value at $40 and sic.
E1oog, On eale To-MoProw.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-09-05
NOTICE OF CONTEST,
For P~ublicutiOu1

lFOr Publication
department OF the Interior, t.. S. Land
Office at Miles City, Montana.
Aug 8 1913
To Thomas House of Eknlaka, Montana,
COntcstee;
You are hereby notified that Lucinn Huch-
Cd who gives Ekalaku, Mont. as his prsl-
ollie" address, did on Aug. stA 1913 file In this
Cf1cc his duly cOrroborntrd application To
r,nte.t and secure the cancellation Of your
h)ncSttAd Entry No.0 SJi5. made April 25tl
l9ls, for SEM NEA. EL SEA. Sec. 4, NEh
NEN Sec: Z. 3s. r.. ME. NJ. +. NJ and as
gtounds for his contest he alleges thai SAID
lilollhs House has never established reS;u-
thce upon said land, that he has made no
improvements upon the inni and thar said
i'nd Is now IN Its natural state.
You should state In your answer the
name OF tho postuffice to which you desire
TURNER notice 70 be sent to YOU.
You are. therefore, further notiheh tina,
Il" said allegations will be taken by this
office as having been confessed by Won, and
S'"r Shlh entry Will be cancelled thereui-
90 without your further right to be heard
! 'rH:H, either before this office Or on an
peal, If you fail to file In this office within
l""''% days after the fourth publication of
'!:' notice, as shown below. your answer,
n''i". oa'h, specifically meeting and re,
tp"HdlEE TO these allegations Of contest, or
i! 'o1 IA" within Tat time to file IN this
T. :;C' due proof that YOU have served a
"tE oi your answer on tie said contcstnn+
either in n"rson or by registered mail. Ii
~ ) ". Fi'A ~ made by the delivery of :;
80 '" - answer ~ the contestant i'll
person, Hr'c' Of such service must be either
T." SAID csntcathnt's written u~ckuowledr.
M""t OF III: receipt of the copy. si.nwin-
SAr dat" CT It's RECEIPT. or the affidavit of tho
|'rHon by whom the delivery was made
stating when and where the COPY wus do
~iiyc,e'!: if made by registered mail uror1
d. such service must consist Of the affidavit
Cf H." person by whom the coDy was
H".!cd stating wlcE and til" postofrice t.
"""h It was mailed. and this affidavit
mast be accompanied by the postmaster
re'oipt for the letter.
fOu should state In your answer tho
further notice to he sent to you.
4. KIRCllER, Register,
Ottc OF 1lrat publi :ation Avg. L. lal:
. +. second :, -
I. third >, ~
" " inurtA Sept.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIO,

Ilerartment Of The Interior. t. 5. LAND
Gdice at Miles City, Montana.
July 25, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph T.
Soudrrs. of EKnlaka. Mon who on April y
1910. made Fl. f.. No. Slt3. for Lots and ,.
NWA. W. YEA, Sec. II, 7. IN. r.. STE. NJ. y,
NJ. has fled notice of intention to made
three year proof. tC establish claim t. the
land above described. b fore +. NJ. nworshak
L. :. Commissioner AT EKalaka, Montana,
on the IL day of Sept. 1918.
claimant names as witnesses:
John :. Wengtr. Fred HooS, Ulysses l..
Mckay and John w. Sucht all OF Ekalnka,
Montana.
A. K1RCHEH. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior.
U. :. Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
july Is, 1913.
Notice i hereby given that Archie W.
April s.. 1910, made Homestead entry. No.
0SO23, for ~. SWl., -: SEA. Sec. -, SWl4
SWA. Sec. %, NJ NE4, NE4 NWl4, Sec. =,
I. 5N. H.. ME. NJ. z. M. hns-tiled notice of in
trntiOn to make three year proof. to tStab-
fish claim to the land above described, be-
fore Leon c. Hayes. T.. :. Commissioner at
ISlnuy, Mont. on the 18th day of September.
1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Richard Olson and AdOlph Brandrlnihl OF
Calumet, Mont. Churlcs J.. Walker, of I,lnay
Mont. and David CalIir. OF Mackenzie. Mont.
A. kirchrr, Register.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-09-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Intcri
Z. s. Land Office ut Miles City. Montn

Department OF the Interior.
L. s. Land Office ut Miles City. Montana.
Aug 4. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that j. Clare.
Thomas of Midland. Mont. who on April II.
1913 made n. f.. No Ol2l37 for SEA See. 10 T.
IN. K. 81 r. M. y. M. has fled notice of intrn-
ton to make Final three ycnr proof to
notwithstanding to the land above described.
before X. Nj. Mrlum T.. =. commissioner
at Capitol Montana ON the 10th day OF
sept. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Harry X. Chamberlain, Oscar H. Knirfrr
and William A. sellers of Midland Mont and
John McS:lric of Eknlukn Mont.
A. KlkCHER. Register
SIX
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-09-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. t.. S Lana
Office. Miles City, Mont.
Aug. l.. 1913.
Motto" is hereby given that Critten &.
Fr"ly who filed as Claude G. F"rly of Ekn-
SFli4. Sec. II. W. NWh. NWM SWA E4 :
WI, Sec. II. r. l \. Rang. 90 East, NJ. p.
has filed notice OF intention to make final
thrc"-yearp rooJ to establish claim to the
land above described before W. K Barber.
u. =. Commissioner at Baker Montana,
on the 18th day OF Sept. 1913
Claimant names nv Witnesses:
Joe EOgod". A r. Jurd"e, John McNrarrr
and u. X Wilson ali of EkHlnkH, Mont.
A. KII.tIIEIt. itt.ister
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

department of the Interior, Il. S. Lane.
Office, Miles City, Mont.
July 81, 1918.
NotIcc Is hereby given that stephen A..
Holt of Ekalhka, Montana who on June u,
IVY, made homestead entry No MS7O for
ava, Sec: I'm Wa Sec. ~. r.. =. Range -
f., Nj. p. NJ. has flied notice of intention
TO make final thrcc-year proof, to establish
claim to the hind above described before
=: s.. commissioner r. M. DwOrshnk at
Ekalnkn. Montana on the ISln day If
September 1918,
Claimant names us witnesses:
George W. Thomas. Edgar Sutten. Harvey
Ihof1nS, John ID. Gross All OF Eknlnkn,
Montana.
A. kIItCHER, Register.
sis
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

I'VVNFtIlI'TlI OF the I%NtVEIOT. {. :. IaIT
Office at Miles City, Montana.
July q, 1918
Motto" is hereby given that Guy Evans OF
Fix ,laka. Montana. whorn March II 1910 ,nahe
RI, f. No E2!T, for Lot, | and 2, Sl@ Ella, Me-
SEA Fla SWM. SEA NW4. Sec. |. I. IN. Il.
ZOE. NJ. Z. M. has filed notice Of intention to
MAX" threr'year proof, to established claim
to tle land HbaVr deSceibrd. before, f. NJ.
nw, rahsk, L. :. Commissioner at Ekaiab...
NJ. t. ON the IL day of sept 1913.
.aillant names as witnesses:
Gorge HcrndOn. Frank Miller, ROlla Cum
i.. GS and William L. Wear all of Eknlnku,
N ut.
\. kIRCHEI., Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF The Interior
T. s. Land Office ut Niles City, Montana
July %, 1873.
Motto" Is hereby given that Martin +,
Carey, OF fkhlaka MONTANA. who ~ May :
i9lo' ana nr,: II. ~; mad. Homestead FL.
try NOS. CS1l5 and Ol67SG. for NEl. and NJ.
NWt. + EwH, Section 9 T.. = n. X. :SE,
~, +. NJ" has MED nntirc If intention 10
TO the land above described before. F.. NJ.
Dworshi.k u. =. Co,nmis>n ncr. at Ekr!aka,
Mont. on the y day September 1919.
Claimant names es witnesses
Herbert Ii. Albert. Charles SeAstrom, Juro
4. Olson ana William T. sims all of Ekalaka
Montana.
A. kil;C;tEN. Re: ;s,cr.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

iepartnept Of tn" Interior. u. $, Land Of
flee at MIL city. Montana.
Notice is hereby given that ,Iohn J..
Hive OF Elrin, Montana. who on Feb. Is.
iolo made homestead application. Serial
NEh NWA. sec. 20. T. is. Range 81 hast
NJ, NJ. hn, lilcd notice of Intention to-
make final thrre-ycar proof toestablish
clniiu to the land above described hefore
r: NJ. Dwor> hAk. Z. :. Commissioned mt
EkNlakN, Montana on the II st ny of Oct lnl3.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
CHARLES II. laval. John l.. Burns. Joshua
n. Jones and George sykes all of k,Igin mont
S-2p "'A'S'er
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-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, T.. S. Lind
Dfllcr at Miles city, Montana.
July -, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Paul M Nc.
i.taIl, OF EkaIaKu, MOntunn, who ON March
y: 1910, made Homestead entry No. L125S. for
SEA, see. II, anu r. sec. ~ r. MIR 81 r..
N. r. NJ. has filed notice, of intention TO
max" three year proof to establish cluim
70 the i;iild above described before +. M.
i,"urSh;k. T.. =. Commissioner at EKnlnkn,
Mont. on thcSth day OF Sept. 1919.
Claimant ramrS as witnesses.
Jo,cph IL. Lane. ia ward Collins. Frank
t~il>tIrbcrry and BENJAMIN M. Davis All uf
Ekalaka, Mont.
A. kirchrr, Register,
IS
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Miles City, List No. t65 Serial No. ol9io2.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
E\IIEn ST LAND AEElCE.

notice is hereby given that the Northurn
Pacific Railway Company, whose post office
address is st. Paul, Minnesota. has tni. 25th
day of August 1913 filed in this office its APP
plicntiOn to select under the provisions IF
the act of Congress approved JU'vt I. &C
stat. F97, ca Southeast (unrt' =. oft cSou h
east quarter (SEA SEA ul oe,lIon '>l in
Township one " north of Rlngc fl t|-ft ur
go East of the Montana Principal Meridian
containing forty t40) acres.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
the lands described. or DIT string to object
because of the mineral character of the
land, or for any other reason, to the dispo-
sal to applicant. should file their ntfldnNltS
oe protest in this office. on or before tie Nth
day OF October 1913.
a. Hi cher ReeiSt
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department Of the interior, L. :. Land
olfic" at Miles City. Montana.
July %. 1913
Motto" is hereby given that James A. Hart
~ f.ktlakh, Mont. who, on April Ii, 1910.
made homestead entry, NO.. tS:'33.2, for SEL,
SEQ. W. SEA, Sec. II SWM, sec, II. +
NEH. Sec. II, T.. IN r.. IS r., NJ. j.. NJ. has
Il''d n"tlc" OF intention to make three
year proof, to c>tnbli' h claim to the land
Abov" described. before f. NJ. DwCrshnk, l.,
:. Commissioners 1T Elk, lnkn. M,nt. On th,.
y. day Of SGIt,N.fHr 1913.
Claimant na mes az wit nesSes:
TnUn!. r. -ciIn.ltl. Charles n. kuls,r,n,
wilson It'kinFtrn ard itOlla T%ulkingtOn all
of Ekaiaka Mont. "
A. KIkCIIER, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior
L. >. I.ahd Office at aliles City. Montana
Aug y, l9l:
Motto" Is hereby given that James :.
IhonlpSon OF Bro;LduS. Mont. who, On Nov,
for So NWi4, SW11 NEh. Eli Nt14, Nj SEA
Nf.'4 SWl4. Sec. q. T. rs. X. .N.!, NJ. Y. NJ. has
flied note" OF intention t. make three yea,
proo1to Stiihli>l rlHim to the land MDov,
d'ncrlH"ti, 'r'nrc II. l.. kaynor. Us. Com
~,l'lsl0h"rh olive. Mont. on the nth. day OF
October 1913.
! lallni ~ names as Witn"S-.S:
George Hrrkin, of HrtHp. Mont. ana A., 7
Sinlth. MIX" Eilmcr" ana II, i. Sutton o!
olive, MnEtpnn.
A, kI!ttHFt. i.rgist"r.