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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-18
NACIMIENTOS

Una nina dc Antonio Cruz, ' de IL
sonora Estela s. de Cruz. en- la GALE
dc Dinero numero 3.
Una nina de Luis Davis Y de Ia
sonora Tulsa Guerra de Davis. or ID
Gale de Monterrey nurero a52.
Tn niho de Marcos Sauceda Y dc
Ia sonora Aurelia Guerra de Sauce
da en- la Gale de Natamoros numero
PA.
Una nina Dc Fernando Mun0z Y de
II sonora Pillar G. de MGnoE eli u ca
lie de S. Laredo 923.
I'm nino de Rafael de IA Vega y
de la sonora Francisco c. de Ia We
ga. en- la Gale de Sur Flores $50.
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J~UGADORES DE DADOS

Tres individuos . quieneS Sorpren-
do Ia polic;a. habian eScogido un
cuarto de Ia casa numcro 222 dc Ia
Gale de Santa Rosa, para estar jul
gando una partida &c dados, con-
traviniendo una de los disposiciones
municipalities. que prohibe csa clase
dc juegos. Sc les r~ecogieron los da-
dos con que jugaban Y Sc les condu-
10 Il Ia Estaci6n de Policia. dondc
Sc abri6 p&rtida Il los tres, quedan-
do u disposicion del JUcz respccti-
70.
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NO DEJE De TENER STEM
PRE- SLOAN'S IMMINENT
Tengalo siempre a la mano-no tie.
ne rival para a%liviar los dolores

cLoAN'S LINIMENT la estado 4 Ia venta
- desde hacc IS amos y en- In actuaiidad
IS mas popular que lunca. No puede habcr
mas que una rcsrTcsta accrca dc 81 popi'
laridad y IS quo sienprc ha producido hs
meiores resultados.
APPLICABLE sir que sc le Jrotc. penctra n "a
parte cnferma. dando aliv;o Immediate en- Ca
SOS De dolores reuTaticos agudos. ~sciatIca.
miscuIos adoioridos y riSidoa. dolcnss en- 4
espRlds y ot-as muchas dolencias cXtcrnas.
:o-ccduras : dolores que pruvieaen como
consequential de permaneccr Il IL intemperi..
Alivia sin manchar la picl nj ccrrar los po-
ios-
Adquiera una botclla graadc para mayer
economic y tenRala sIemprc a Ia mlno 2s-
RI cuando u necesite. De velta en- todas
las droEucrias. Tres tananos: 35c.. 70c. y
size
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Sc \ BARATO IN
AUTOMOEIL

Sc vende un automoyil roadster de
cinco pasaieros, narca ANDERSON
modelo 17.1s, de 80 caballos. Tiene
llantas muy buenas: ell motor esta en-
magnificas condolences. Sc puede ad-
quirir como Yerdadcra ganga, Pue-
de verse entire s y u de Ia manana
en- az South 81. Telefnnrs. Travis
1927 v Crockett 6G00. (Adv.)
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FSTA SENORA ENCONTRO
ATTGT0

Las personals que sufran dolores de
eSpalda. reumaticoS, art!culaciOneS
adoloridas g hinchadas, tjra2Jez ue
los rluSculos. etc, Sc alegraran al
,aber como una senior logr6 alivio de
u Intermediates de los rinoneS Y
de la veiiCa. Mrs. q. Hyde. dc HON.
estead, Mich. eScribe: Surf mucho
. causa dc debil:dad de los riAones
: durante los ulvimos diez amos pa
ieci fuerteS dolores de eSpalda Y de-
caimjeuto que me impedla dcsenpe-
mar mi trabajo de casa. Foley Kid
ney Pills" han hecho que nc Sienta
cono una 0Ucvs persona. tAdvl
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sooo2ss Re.sonn1a
EN- SAN ANTONIO

Procedente de "a Ciudad de La
redo, Texas, Sc e~ncuentra en- esta
ciudad, en- Ia que Sc radicara, eli Sc
nor R. P. Manuel Villar, quien G
breves dias sera reciibdo como MEM
bro de Ia Orden de los Caballeros
de Colon.
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La sonora Ed. Pill, que vive en-
la Gale de n. G1ivo numero 1907,
atropello con 81 auto que ~manejaba
en- Ia Gale dc Austin block 400, a un
nino de cuatro amos llamado Henry
Smith, domiciliado en- Ia misma ca
lie de Austin 400, sin causarle, por
mera fortuna, ninguna lesion. Por
este motive no sc practicaron ares
tos.
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MATRIMONIOS.

JESUS Gloria con Maria P. RoR-
cha.
Ruperto Paez con Juana Cantu.
Carmeio Areu con Irene Rubio.
Harry Glass, con Ellen H. Ortiz.
~Inccencio Salazar con Josefa San
doval.
Carlos Garcia cor Z. E. Rodriguez.
se-MRi ar ,mfwyp hrdlu un unun
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DE MEXICO

Sc encuentra en- csta ciudad. pro-
cedentes de Ia Ciudad dc Mexico, don
de reside, cl senior don Fernando de
Fuentes. quien permanecera varios
dias CT San Antonio.
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CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY
Telef0nos: Crockett 996. 99I.
900 " 400

Ell rNICO SITIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN-. LA CIUDAD.
Carros u prop6sito Y a precios "a
zonables, especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios y Funerales. Wales cor
tns 80 cts. Hora $500. Precios es-
peciales para fuera De ia ciudad.
Serricio rapido Gia Y noche.
Leon 4. Martinez. Gerente.
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IISTO. SENOR. I.ISTO.

Tsn-nns un narnitico Plan con VEN
TICUAT2O ranpras farIlcs de ESnaT dine
10. 30 NESAPRONECEE lid. n oporturi-
cad y pi!gue, ~DETALLES GRATIS. en-
,iardo sSr4rrfwa+ ra:a - condensation
MEXICAN CARD co. Boz III. Sta A
San Antonio. 1-yz-.
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ON $500 GRATIFlCARE Il Il persona cue
me prULv-ciouc irformcS de mi hcrmaAo Te-
hpr Banda y de 81 cSposa manucla Coma
h.. DE- uuienes recibi sus ultinas %noticia5
DE- LAREDO. Texas.-ToGo informc sobTe t.
-xrE 'upuRa CIsJ-GK " "sttlilP lEIuoaIri
fe,i W. 2. No. "-DaviGson. Okla. Ii9)
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FRANKLIN MERCANTILE co.

SO Walnut s.. Karsas City. No.
In Casa mas conocida de Jos mex
ranns. que vcndc Il il mltad de So va
lor toda elase de ropa hecha: VESTl-
pos. s~oBREToDoS. RoPA INTERIOR.
ETC.
Eacenua s.Yics dr Eirrranr!rs y d.
nero u Mszicn y iarlos tndu genera de
:rfnrnca gue solicitor nue=tros ~clien;ss
:op re.p-c;e i Mexico y rontarnus con
pcrsonas completeness en- c! id!oma.
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SEILOS DE COMA

Pa-a concentrates. pTCtcsiunIs'as : Socie-
!aGes. Complete su-tido de accessories Rsta
,U. misuUs. vi3a caraiogo q :. SANTOS
CRTA. Gil Do.orosa ST. Tclefono Travis
SIS. San Antonio. Texas.
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LIBERAL GRATIFlCACloN Sc dara a Quien
NE proportions informcs De mi esposn Lui-
81 Mors. luicn tamb!cn sc hace lamar Mar
garita Duyai, Cue residia, en- 81 mes DC Ma
yo de 1916. en- Tampico, Mexico. en- 10 Gu
lie de In UniEn. Is &c 7acioaa!iLad fran
ccsa. de : pies. ; p~ulcadas dc e~staturn.
De 1870 lihras de peso = usa peroxide &c
hidrogeno en- 81 I"lo. Todo inforne dirijase
Il Bias Mors. Quarter Master Corps Detnch.
r,ent. hr+ly Field. Texas. i25)
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Cuando necesitc iThroi Ell rspAho;
d~irijase a Ignac!o f. Lozann, iis n.
santa Rosa Ave- San .Antouo, Tex
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NECESITAMOS

NeiUte mine-0s competeHtes
para minaS dc carbon que
hablen eSpanOl. No les
d eSeamoS de- union nj
huelguistas. Magnifica opOr-
tunidad, las mejores condi-
clones de trabajo. I'd. pue-
de ri m,ismo tempo ganar
y ah0rrar. Dirijan tOda la
correspondence en- espanol a
ice Gall. Ethel, West Viz
GlnIa.
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1900 De GRATIFICACIoN Sc daran Il quicn
proporsiuuc iufo?mes de Santana NJ. "cr25n-
de- y de- 81 hreTano Lrandro VI. Fcrnan-
de-. urigirarics de Zacatccas. Zac., Q hijos
de Simon FcrnGadeZ y SotcrU MrIIa. Fl phi
nero dc eltos contaba II amos dc edad
cuaudu irgres6 a XacatccaS al Eie.cito Re
dc.sil ci segundo tambiCn desapar"cio de la
misIna riudaG. Todu informc dirijase q Z.
5. Mcjia. care S. II. Main. Box II. Tempe.
A-iZ. cd
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- EEyESTTA una cocin"-a -uexicana , u-7
-E~rdc-S Ucurran 4 SLi South :.
EECESfTD owen mCN.caUn S-u pretcrSio-
-,, s. so= ngcnas rrfercuclaS. que tensa al
r-ua practice ~ e. comcrc,r. Diriiansc a
81 50 Larcco. lSl
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ESTOY PARA rrcjbir 80 currdas &C lena DE-
n4czqu:tc y Ia vcnderc harata. Haga 81 or
den lup-o. {. Raig. Is :. PccUs 81. l2ob
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IATENCI0N. - LEAN ESTO

Diariamente enriaT os ~piZcadores
de algCdon al OeSte de Texas dom
de las co>echas son magaificas. Ali
se paga buen precio por la pizca Y
el paSaje es gratis. EscribanoS 81
quiere listed TRAFALGAR. ii listed TO
gieue el dinero >uficiente para ir
ALA, aviseno>. Tambien tenemOs So
licitude> para trabajadOrcS en- Ct Fe-
rrocarriI de Santa Fe y para Ell Fe-
r~rOCarril de st. Louis and San Fran
cisco. Sc pagan bueu0s suicides y
81 proporciGra pasaje gratis. Ven
90 a nue>tra Oficina Embellishments.
u. l.. Osborn Employment Co..
1923 West Houston st. SaE An
eOnio. Texas
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VENTAS

VENDO u,agnifico rancho de go acres
de extension = $1,000 acre. 20 acres dc la
Dor pevfecta5nen;c deScnraizada aqua en- a
bQndauc:a; e5;2 p~erfectamrntc si.uado y tie
"e uu herU0so panorama. Sc encuentEA l
solo II millas nj Ncrte dc Bcnavidcs, Texas.
rumbiea pucLo dar!c en- comision. Para
alayoreS inforraes diriiasc = LONGING &. Ruiz,
S5verdale. Goiad. Texas.
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CON INA qualification dr $500 correSpon-
dcre a Ia persona que me- proporcionc infpr-
r,cs de mi hermanu Pedro Gutierrez. dC
gu;cu no rccibu nOticia algunR dcsde hacc
cuatro aTos. TODD informc Sobre Il parti-
rula- dirijasc "a Si!vcrio Gutierrez, r. :.
Box @55 RB. Edgcnont Sta. East St
Iouis. iii, u.s.
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s. NECESGTAN mIrcros para eve ;rabs,
jon On Ia, minas aa carbon cn Dolores
Cu7da9o lie Webb. Texas. Di--aDse : Tan.
rel Goa, Co. LAREDO. Texas.
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| Sc NECESITA MA criada para cgabEjo de
! cc.iua. Ocu-yau 4 SEQ Ar5or Place. t25t
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Nj. II. DIAZ
M
ENSENANZA

TAoUIGEATIA Y T2NEDURIA De LII
BPSS pos s!siemA ray practice = sA-atS
Irr--s. He's BlSc- A,tcs ts a EOaes
Wagner.
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AboSZ6o nexlcEEo- COrSU.g2s : aocuneaA-
gicues !u-id;eas concentrates 4 ieyeS ' lego
t,as - &cA.Io. 709 Czpies Side. e Pa
o.. Texas
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
$: VSOS D. OCCASION g
81 listed POSEE UNA MAQUI
Ma DE ESCRIBIR

Tienc que usg- cintas = papel carbon.
Envieaos 81 90. valcr de- una de nuestras
C!ntas de Maquina garantizadas tmencicnaD-
d. el colo- dc N cinta y marca dc naquina) y
le enviarcmos ademas I'm su:.ido gratis de
p-ue5a. consisterte en- 2j hojas de nue>tro
Papel Carbon Negro Ebano que no man
cha. lie devolvcremos 81 dinero 81 no que,
da saitsiecto. MIAMI RIBBON & CARBON
co. /. =. Dayton. Ohio.
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I~ECCloNES UE PIANO Y CANT0 , DO.
Hl.,iio. frpcjcs <oa'-uciol:Scs. FHCf hoHh
FELIX RUANO. r;aCDadO sn los Conse-ra
COS 10 Paris y GsG-.-- Rscibe osaeres SIS
Sg...ss s.. = 0--.s frances } esDanoL
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ABOGADOS
Lie. EDUARDO TAMARlz
MIGUEL BOLANos CACHO.

Anoca8o Nex.-auo. Tl5-72O Brady Bldg. TA
IsForo c.. 7T3. - san Antonio. Texas
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TRAIES EN- AEONOS


CAEALLERO americana desea cambiar
ls-cicnes de irglrs por ~eSpanuL PRINCIPAL
r,cnte conversation. \. Morgan, lO9 Bs-
rrera St. wv
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
FLOWERREE COMMy
SHIPS 28 CARS Of
CATTLE TO PASTURE
Consigned to South Dakota for
Fattening During Summer
Months.
Special to The Daily Tribune.

bp'tlhi 70 bt bdltf
Fairfield, July 15.-What was prob
ably the biggest trainload of cattle ever
shipped out Of Fairfield left here the
first of the week when the Flowerre Cat
tie company shipped 90 cars containing
total of 800 head of cattle.
1t is stated that this practically cleans
up the range cattle of this company. The
cattle We're billed for South Dakota
where they are to be turned out for
summer pasture on reservation out
from Rapid City,
The shipment included calves as well
as grown stock and it was remarked
that in spite Of the shortage Of grass
here. the stock was in very fair shape.
Particularly was this true of the steers.
1t is stated that the beef stock will
probably be marketed off after finishing
in South Dakota but the cows are to be
returned to Flowerree ranch here. The
moving of this stock to new range has
naturally involved great extra expense,
as the freight charge on account of the
special train is said to have amounted to
81, 500 alone.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
GRAIN BOARD
MEETS TODAY
Standards for All Grades But
Oats, Corn and Wheat to BE
Adopted Here.

Standards for all Montana grains other
than wheat, oats and corn will be fixed
by the Montana Warehouse and Grain
commission at a public hearing to be
held in the Park hotel today.
United States standards govern Mon
tana wheat, oats and corn at the pres
ent time but no official standard has ever
been adopted for barley, rye, flaxx and
other small grains. These have been
governed by the Minnesota standards be-
cause the Montana yield is shipped to the
Minnesota market.
Farmers and grain growers will appear
before the commission at a meeting this
morning. 1t is thot likely that the Min
nesota standard will be adopted as gov
erning Montana grains, if no serious OBJ
lection develops at the meeting.
On the commission which will conduct
the hearing are J. NJ. Davis, chairman;
Thomas Conley, Havre;. I. $; Hunt,
Broadview and Charles Greenfield, Sec
retary.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
People of Harlowton
Interested in Series
of Recent Marriages
Special to The Daily Tribune.

Special 10 The DAILY Tribune.
Harlowton, July 15.-Mrs Ida McQuit-
ty, prominent and popular young lady
of this city. was united in marriage last
Thursday evening to Ralph III. Mittwer
of Minneapolis. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Jos. r. Jeffrey, pastor
of the Methodist church. The couple
will make their home in this city.
Other recent marriages in which peo-
pie of this section are interested are:
Miss Elsie Cattelle and Clyde A. Sipe,
both of Mildred. on Saturday, July ).
They will reside in Martinsdale.
James +. Darlington, for six years
chief engineer of the Montana Flour
Mills Co, of this city, was united in
marriage June 25th, at Centralia. Wash.
to Miss Anna Mary Leitner. Mr.. and
Mrs: Darlington will make their home
in Harlowton.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
Beneficiary Desires
Lump Sum Settlement
10 Daily Trih,,nc

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Helena, July 15.--Niargaret Kain, wife
of Joseph Kain who was burned to death
April 26 in the reduction plant of the
Anaconda Copper Company, has notified
the state accident board that she wishes
a lump sum settlement to enable her to
move with her children to North Dakota
to live. Under the law she will receive
81 ooJ
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
Southern Planters
Getting Big Prices
for Their Produce
Special to The Daily Tribune

Butte. July 15.-Southern planters are
receiving high prices for cotton, tobacco
and other products. according to John
u. Mcdowell, president of the Union
Planters Bank of Memphis, Tenn, who
is in Butte visiting his brother. Lieut..
Gov. w. w. Mcdowell. who says the
south is becoming dangerous rival of
the northern manufacturing states.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
Zahniser Will Speak
at Farmers Sessions

Special to The Daily Tribune
Helena, July 15.-R. =. Zahniser of
the state highway commission is ON a
trip to Havre and Brockway where he
will speak at farmers meetings on high
way constructions. He will also speak
at meetings in Dawson county. r. J.
Ephland has gone to Cardwell to survey
federal aid projects in jefferson county.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
Executive Committee
of Commissioners in
Session at Helena
Spe cial to The Daily Tribune

Helena, July 15.-Arrangements are
complete for the meeting here Wednes-
day of the executive committee of the
State Association of County Commits
sioners. who will meet with members of
the State Highway Commission, and 9TH
ers in planning public work for the bene-
fit of farmers who were hit by the
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
Heavy Traffic Over
the Nine Mile Road
Spocial to The Daily Tribune

Butte, July 15.--The state highway
commission has filed with the commits
sioners of Silver Bow county figures
showing that during the last eight days
the travel over the Nine Mile road has
been double that over the Anaconda
road. These figures show that II 500
vehicles passed over the Nine Mile road,
5.543 over the Anaconda road. 2.422 over
the Basin Greek road. and 3,O1S over
the Elk Park road
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
Montana Consolidated
Head Visits in Butte
Snpcial to The Daily Tribune

Special 70 The DAILY Tribune.
Butte, July 15.--E. T. j. Burgess of
New York, president of the Montana Con-
solidated company, is in Butte accom-
panied by c. A. Tout. mine superintend-
ent, and NJ. l.. Hewitt, we'll known OPP
orator of the Basin and Corbn districts
north of Butte. Burgess is here on a
tour Of inspection of the Comet proper
ties at Basin, and is well satisfied with
the developments under progress there. I
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
RETURN TO OREGON.
to The Dailv Trihune

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Montague. July 15.-Albert Zents whs
has been visiting c. E. Janzen and fam
lily for the past three months returned
to his home at Dallas. Oregon, Sunday.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
ON RUNNING WOLF CREEK.
rhe Daily Tribune

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Stanford, July 15.-Alr. and Mrs. w
S. Hawk and son Lawrence. and Mrs.
Lottie Scudder of Grand Ridge, Neb-
raska, sister of Mrs. Hawk, are spend
ing a part of the summer camping and
fishing on Running Wolf creek.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
WORKING IN SOUTH DAKOTA.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Montague, July 15.-Albert Redwing,
4. l.. Rrown and Maurice Fjelstad have
left for South Dakota where they will
work in the harvest fields.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
LITERARY APPROVAL,

She reads the novel, every line.
Twas written by prig.
But auntie says the hook is fine
Because the type is big.
Washington Star.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16

Any princess prefers youth who says
he is willing to die for her to man who
says he is willing to earn her living.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16

To the henpecked husband the greatest
curiosity in the world is. "A man who
commits bigamy.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
STANLEY.
HUBBARD.
Johnson

Sullivan was the most active Oppon-
ent of the report, stating that he would
vote to place custom cars at any par
ticular place until he knew the desires OF
the owners Of adjacent property. u
know what taxi men are said Sullivan
and we should not wish them onto
somebody without knowing what affected
parties think about it." Hubbard ar
gued that the report was not binding
and was intended only as recommenda
ton: that desired changes could be
affected when the ordinance was drawn,
altho acceptance of the report nov
would be taken in the immediate future.
while the proposed delay would post
pone action on thing for which relief
had been asked for several weeks.
viii Ask Park Boards Aid.
During a brief, busincsslikc and
straight to the-point discussion of the
water question Stanley, Stevens and
Hubbard furnished the information that
city water is being used in certain of
the city parks for sprinkling at any and
all hours. In Gibson park water is sup
piled by an independent pump operated
by the park board, but in Margaret and
Whittier parks and the park on the
west side no hours have been established
for irrigating and the park board will be
asked to observe the same hours i'm
posed upon officials in charge of other
city property where water is used.
Sheppard was an earnest advocate of
restrictions on city water used in the
parks. declaring that the poor mans
garden should come ahead of lawns,
boulevards and parks. For long hours
every day water is standing in pools in
the parks said Mr.. Sheppard. while
people living in certain sections of the
rity do not have enough with which to
wash their feet. If n choice were neces-
sary, l would say that gardens should
come ahead of grass, for / can live on
my garden. but | can't eat grass"
1t was Shanley's opinion that water
ior household use should come ahead of
everything else. and Hubbard cited sew
,ral places in the city where water is
wasted daily. He suggested that failure
IF city officials to enforce rules and
Keep fountains in repair was one reason
or the water shortage.
Superintendent Verbally Spanked.
On vote of the council the hours for
boulevards were changed from
10 p. m. to & a. m. to from II p. m. to
a. m. Boulevard Superintendent J. B.
Sherlock was called to account for al
owing city employees to disregard sprink-
ing hours. Booth bringing the matter
lp in no uncertain terms and finding a
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
Need Of Camp for Tourists.

Mayor Newman asked the council to
take cognizance of the fact that growth
of the overland tourist business has made
advisable the creation of a carnping
grounds for motoring parties and later
i'll the session. on motion of Stanley, the
mayor and the city engineer were given
authority to select suitable site and to
install rest stations and other conven-
fences. The mayor suggested that the
little park by the Great Northern bridge
be designated for this purpose, which
brot from Hubbard the factious remark
that this location would be conveniently
close to Mr.. Newman's restaurant The
point of the joke was apparently lost
on the mayor.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-07-16
New Equipment Is Purchased.

The Ford truck and accessories for
the west side fire station were ordered
purchased on recommendation of the
fire committee and bids were opened
for the supply of castiron pipe needed
for the construction of water mains and
latterals. Four bids were submitted,
one each by the Great Falls Iron Works,
The American Castiron Pipe Co.. The
United States Castiron Pipe and Foun-
dry Co. and The Central Foundry Co.
The bids will be taaulated by the city
engineer and the water committee and
a report made next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-13
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WARDING OFF THE BLUES.

Dor to share It.
A man | know who. though he IS in
position to have large pl"aSurcS be-
iicves In the cult of small pleasure
too. and often sends for little Things
which he sees advertised in til neWSpa-
pers and magazines now some new kind
Of shaving soap, now patent non-spill-
ing tobacco pouch. 1t amGScs me 10
have something like that come In the
mails" he says. and then, ] IKE 10 Try
new things"
Following serials in the magazines Is
another way of making events to look
forward to. think tn" people who say
with such pride. II never r"Id serials
are uncOnSCiously saying. Il deliberate
" deprive myself of an interest in lie.
For the Many Millions.
or course. one can have such busy,
over flowing life that one needs no such
fillips. But | am not writing for such
people. but for the many millions to
whom life sometimes marches nonoton-
Ously or sadly.
Have l ever quoted to you Sidney
Smiths advice To such rs these
Il once gave 4 lady two and twenty
recipes AGAINST melancholy: one was Il
bright fire; another L. remember all the
pleasant things said To and of her; an
other to keep a box Of SuSarSlumS on
the chimucypicCr and Il kettle. simmer
ing on the hoh. | Thought this mere
irirlinE at the mun":it. but have. in At
tor life discovered Huw tru" II IL that
these little pleasures often Danish mel
anchnly better than Higher or more OK
allied objects. that no means ought 10 he
thought too triflinE which can oppose
it either in ourselves or others.