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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-15

Pariz, IA. dubna. - Bavor-
ska vlada vydala proklamaci
ohlasujici ze mnichovska oo-
sadka svrhla Hoffmanovu VIA
du, znovuzridila dopravu a re
polska armada pod genera!em
Hallerem zapocne Sc svym po-
chodem ma pric Nemeckem do
Polska dne 15. dubna.
Berlin, Ia. dubna. - Nejpo-
sledneisi zpravy nasvedcuJi,
re komuniste v Mnichove ma
prosto nebyli ma hlavu potreni
q re v ulicich casio dochazi k
potyckam mezi rudou gardou a
vojskem vernym Wade. Komu-
histe poznovu Sc zmocnili We
rejnych budov, v kterych Sc
pravideln9 brani strojnimi pus
kami a vrhaci bomb. Znacny
pocet lidu byl "a neustale Sc
opakujicich sbehu zabit a po.
ranen. DR.. Levin die roztruso.
vane povesti uprchl do Swear
ska a wal sebou diva milliony
markn statnich penez.
Zde Sc udala "revolta" pou'
licnich prodavacG, ma ktere via
dni vojsko vystfelilo; nekolil
osob zaplatilo boufi zivoten
neb zranenim. Prodavaci byl
prohlizeni voiaky, jelikoz v nj
kolika pfipadech bylo dokaz;
no, re prodavali "a nepokojt
nakraldene zbozi a tyto prolific
ky mely "a nasledek krvavo'
srazku.
X jiz stavajicim stavkam u
hlokopu pribyly move stavk.
havird We Slezsku kde hornlc
zastavili praci nasledkem ma
lych potravinovych porci. V!a'
nj vojsko vyslane do Brunsvl
ku proti tannejsimu utvofivsi
mu Sc sovstu narazilo ma pred
nj straze brunsvickeho komu
nistickeho vojska. Bolsevick
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-15
JAk BYLA VYNALEZENA
HLOUBKOVA BOMBA.

New York. - Admiral w. S.
Sims, ktery sc sem v techto
dnech vratil, vypravoval zpra-
vodajum. jak byla uvedena v
zivot nejznamejsi a nejucinnej
81 zbrah proti ponorkam, tax
zvana "hloubkova bomba",
"plechac ma popel', jak il ma
mornici nazyvali. Sims pravi,
re prvni ma myslenku tn prisel
pod-admiral Madden, Anglican
a nacelnik stabu admirala Jel-
licoea. Simsovi sdelil to Jellicoe
sam. Madden, jakozto velitel
krizaku, honil Sc jednou "a
ponorkou, ktera Sc potopila,
kdyz Sc k nj Anglicane pribli-
zili ma dostrel. Nedalo Sc mic
d6lat, a tn Madden v nevoll
zvolal: "Coz by Sc nedalo Wy
najit mic, CO by Sc ma ty nemec-
ke lotry dalo pod vodu Who
dit?" JIM ddstojnici myslenku
tn schvalili i byla predlozena
Jelliceovi, ktery il odkazal ex'
pertum ma strelivo a chemic-
kym znalcum. tt konecne Sc
stavili pristrcj, ktery Sc da ma
riditi k tomu, aby zapalil bonn
bu jiste hloubce nasledkem
tlaku vodniho. Kteremu eX'
pertu Sc to podarilo, Sims me-
vi. ale muz ten rozhodne musi
byti pokladan "a vynalezce
hlavniho. Hloubkova bomba
obsahuje 800 liber tri-nitro-to'
luolu, nejmocnejsi to vybusni
/ ", Jake Sc uziva mIze roz'
DRIFT ponorku, j kdyz vybuch
ne We znacne vzdalenosti Cd nj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-15
SSH SSH
TOVARNA VYHORELA.

Dnes rano vznikl pozar V
tripatrove 1ovarni budove c.
1912 zap. 6. ul., kterym V hodi
ne znacne Skody byly zpusobe
ny. P'ameny zpozorovany V
druhem patre, odkudz rozsiri-
ly Sc do poschodi zbyvajicich,
takze We skutecnosti vyhorela
budova celia. .Neivetsi Skody u
trpela firna Eastern Raincoat
Co. Statni marSal bude wink
ohne vysetroyat. Mysli Sc to-
,tiz, ze bylo zalozeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-15
JOSEF BYL
BUDAPESTSKYMI KOMU.
MISTY POPRAVEN.
Dopoledni bulletin.

Londyn, Is. dubna. L
Kodane Sc ozna nuje n6kterym
berlinskym listum. ze 1ekteri
cestujici vypravuji, re byI ra-
kousky arcivevoda spolu by
valym nekolikanasobnym uher
skym ministerskym predsedou
Wekerlem a obchodnim mini
strem baronen n Szteprenym bu
dapestskymi komunisty popra-
veni. Zprave ale del zle.ni te.
legramu sameho schazi uredni
no pOtvrzeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-15
VANDALlSMUS MA PAN.
STVf zEHUSICKEHO THU.
NA.SALMA.

Mohutny park povestneho
"ceskeho kavalira" v Zehusi-
cich Ca5lavi spojeny obo-
rou patri nejenom k nejkra5-
nejsim, ale zaroven j nejzaji
maveisim stromovyn porostum
v Cechach. Ma nadherne par
tie vekovi,ych konifer, hlinov
niku jinych stromu, ma zde
koniferu privezenou z Pal esti
ny V nasi republice vubec
snad jedinecnou, ma nadher
ne aleje a skupiny stromu We
kovitych a pamatnych. Ones po
odjezdu Thuna-Salma sc tn
vse prekot kaci, podleha pi
lie a sekyre a to takovym
chva. em, re .ie ma shade obava
re V .brZku z tohoto byvaleho
raje nezbude nasirepublic
mic. Mohla by 81 nase verej-
mort toho fakta vSi innouti, me-
bot jest to hriSne vandalstvi
pachane na naSi zemi jejim
narodnim vzhledu. Kdyby 81
,tak mel nyni V Cechach, ma
Morave a We Slezsku ma Sic
vensku pocinati pojednou ka5
dy "kavalir", jemuz zapraska
ly krovy mad hlavou, kan by
,chom dosli Sc svym krasayn
l6movem! Zde VIOLA ne k pr;
ci i naSe urady. Mar. Pol.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-15
KAVA BUDE JESTE DRAzS1

Zdejsi obchodnik c w.
Brand, predseda National
Coffee Roasters Association o.
znamuje, ze kava bude jeste
drazSf nez dosud a nektere lep
81 druhy ze budou prodavAny
az padesat cent? libra. Bude
tax nasledkem nelrody V Bra
zilii, kde mraz znicil vsechny
nad4je ma prostfedni sklizen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-15
ZASTUPCl CERMANlE 0BDRzi DNE Is.
DUBNA P0DMiNKY MfRU.
VALECNA POKUTA ROZDELENA
JEST MA TIL LHUTY.

Pafiz, IA. dubna. - Nemec
II mirovi zastupci povolani bu-
dou do Versailles dne 25. dub
ma, kde Jim doruceny budou
podminky miru diktovane po-
razenemu Nemecku spojenec-
kymi mocnostmi. Budou povin-
nj podepsati mirovou dmluvu
bez protestu.
Ucet obnasi sto billionH zla
tych marek ($23,800.j00.OOO)
krone jinych billiond nahra-
dy, ktere zaplatiti must az
die rozhodnuti zvlastnich ma
hradovych komisi.
z 1rednich kruhh bylo dnes
vecer oznameno, re Sc ctyfi
velmoci dohodly iiz i ma otaz-
ce rynskych hranic tim od-
stran6na jedna posledrlch
nejvetSich obtizi, jez staly ce
ste konecnemu miru. DIE vyro
ku presidenta Wilsona jest ko
recne uzavreni miru otazkou
nejblizsich dnd; vysloyil made
ii, ze podobne uspokojive bude
rozresen problem italsko-jiho
slovansky o adriaticke pobfe-
III.
Stanoveni nemecke valecne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-15

nahrady vyzadovalo nekolik
nedel casu a cely navrh caste
byl zmenen. Germanstvo "a
svoji vybojnost obdrzelo ucet
ma sto billionu marek We zlate.
Platebni podminky tohoto nej-
vetsiho dluhu v historii sv6ta
urceny jsou rasledovne:
Prvni lhdta: 2O,OOO.OO0.000
marek v neiblizSich dvou le-
tech.
Druha lh1ta: 40, O,0O0.000.O00
maresk splatnycah We lhdte 80
let, pocinaje rokem 1921.
Treti lhGta: 40,O00.000.00O
die rozhodnuti zvlastni ko,ni-
Sc.
z penez splacenych povinno
jest Nemecko platiti i urok a
see 2ls procent cd roku 1921
S procent pocinaje r. 1926.
Spojenci Sc die predbeznych
zprav rozd6li O valecnou ma.
hradu nasledovne:
Francie obdrzi vice iak po
lovinu, $3.50.
Velka Britanie 20 az 30'c.
lSpojene Staty 2 az 5 proc.
Zbytek pfipadl by vsak die
vSeho spojencGm ostatnim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-15
PRO POKUS VRAzDY.

" mestske nemocnici ma
Scranton Road zapasi Sc smrti
23lety delnik E. Printa, 1892
zap. 81. ul., poranGny vcera
svym znamym J. Popou v teze
stravovn6. Pohadali Sc k vull
davceti a re slovni pttky vzni'
knul zapas ma ndz, "a neho2
Printa utrzil tezkou ranu u srd
ce. Jeho sk1dce bude proce.
soyan z vrazedneho Gtoku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-15
KAPITAN PARYZEK DOMA.

Lakeside iekarska druzina
prijela do Clevelandu vcera cd
poledne a ma nadrazi byla u
vitana zastupci Cerveneho xii
ze a cetnymi vojiny. Druzina
zdrzela sc ma nadraZi p0l no.
diny, nacez pokracovala v il
zde do Sherman, kde demobili
SAGE il ocekava. Mezi vrativsi-
mi = lekari jest tez kapitan
H. D. Paryzek, byvaly Glen le-
karskeho stabu v Lakeside ne
,mocnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-15
N&mecko zaplati 100 billionu We zlat&
PRVNf CESKOSLOVENSkA
OLYMPIADA v PRAZE
ROKU 1920.

Ma schulz technickeho odbo
ru Ceske Obce Sokolske bylo
priiato zasade rozhodnuti ma
usporadani spolecnych telocvi
cnych sportovnich slavnosti
roku 1920. Rozhodnuti ono Je
meznikem snah telovychov-
nych, Jim vytycen jest smer
telesne kultuyr naseho naroda.
V cele ctvrt std,ete historii ma
seho sportu nebylo ucineno w
zna nnejsi rozhod1uti. V po-
slednich letech neprestavaly
nektere casopisy propagovatl
mySlenku soubezne prace o.
bou smeru telovychovnych te-
locviku sokolskeho a sportu, ny
nj byla pevna nadeje, re k nj
jednou zajmu povzneseni a
sovseobecneni dojiti musi, spl-
n6na. Spolecne savnosti telo-
cviGne a sportovni znamenaJl
pro sport mas vrcholny dkol -
representovati sport V soutezl
tax osvedcene a skvele, jakymi
jsou slety vsesokoske. Sportov
ci musi prokazati, re jsou 3
ukolu tohoto. Povolane kruhy
ceka prace, ktera co do roz-
sahu vyznamu prekonava
.yse, cS ]osnd We sportu bylo a.
mas vtkonano. Jsme presvedte
mi, re vSude lam, kan pronik-
ne uvedo neni. o vyznamu pr
We Olympiady r. 1920' nasta-
ne radostny zivy ruch. re me-
bude sdruzeni, ktere by chtelo
schazeti ma meetinku, ktery
sledovan bude zraky celeho ma
roda pratelskou cizmou.
Jsme povinni svemu lidu, svym
pratelum z ',abora sokolskeho
a hlavne sobe dukaZem, re
chceme pracovati plnou vaz.
nosti ma zuslechtenim mrav-
MIN a fysicke n pristich poke
leni svemu narodu ke cti roz
machu sveho statu.
. Veskere zavody budou pri-
stupnv borcum sokolskym. Ze
imena jesl mono pocitati s u
casti borcu sokolskych a spor-
tovnich V zavodech athleti-
ckych, iak individue.nich, tax
V peti desetibojich, V zavo-
dech plaveckych, sermirskych,
streleckych, zavode recko-
rimskem V rohovani a vzpi-
rani -
Ceskoslovenska sportovni o.
bee pozve pripade, ze navrh
dojde prizniveho prijeti, w.
konne sportovce re spratele-
nych a neutralnich zemi k u
tasti ma mezinarodnich Zavo-
! dech.
Presny navrh. rozvrh roz-
sab zavodu proponovanych byl
| by vypracovan We shode tech
nickym odborem Ceske Obcc
s Sokolske. Potud navrh
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-15
WSSl M!S
ZOUFALY FARMAR.

68lety v. Kaderle, usazeny
ma farme blue New Phila-
delphia, O., spachal vcera V
noci sebevrazdu zastrelenim.
Puvodne chtel Sc obesiti, kdyz
ale provaz So mu pfetrhl, sahl
DO lovecke pusce a vehnal 81
cely naboj do hlavy. Kaderle
trpel vleklou chorobou. ktera
lei patrn9 k zoufalstvi donna
la.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-10
TEACH
Err IS MARRIED

The wedding of Archie B. Thomas,
commercial teacher in the Plenty
wood schools and Miss c. Grace
Voyes was solemnized at the home
of Rev. E. w. Savage last Monday
evening. Those present were W. A.
Colby, room mate of the groom, Hen
ry Goodman, Mrs. Tom Kelly and
Nurse Patterson. Mr.. Colby and Mrs.
Kelly were witnesses, Rev. Savage Of
ficiating. The young people had
planned big charivari for the newly
weds, but in some unaecountable man.
ner they evaded the charivari and
couldn't be found, though every tao
tic was used to force Mr.. Colby to
tell where the couple had gone. Even
half mile sprint behind high pow
cred car failed to bring forth the
much wished for information. 1t is
reported that the couple had escaped
by devious routes to the Grand View
hotel, where they spent the night.
Mr.. Thomas is a Plentywood resi-.
dentHsince the opening of the school
year, and Mrs. Thomas arrived here
on the noon train Sunday. Botf
young people are from Salem, lndi'
ana. We join with the community il
welcoming the bride in her new
home, and wish them every success
in their journey through life.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-10
CLASSIFICATION HEARING
SET OVER TILL MONDAY

at is beyond the power of legisla-
tion to compel a county, or several
counties to assume a burden imposed
upon the State itself by terms of the
constitution, which are mandatory
and prohibitory."
Sec. of Art. IL of the Constitu-
ton, says:
.sThe necessary revenue for the
support and maintenance of the State
shall he provided by the legislative
assembly, which shall levy as uniform
rates of assessment and taxation, and
shall prescribe such regulation as
shall secure just valuation for tax
alton of all property, etc"
Howard M. Lewis has filed the
usual demurrer alleging that the plead
ings of the plaintiff does not state
facts constituting cause of action
which will raise the point of the con-
stitutionality both of the act of the
legislature directing the work and al
so the legality of the contract en-
tered into by the Board of County
Commissioners in letting contract
involving a sum of more than $4,000
without first submitting the same to
vote of the people as the law pro-
vides. Besides the contract was let
with entire disregard to business prin-
ciples when the contract was let in
spite of the fact that several engi-
neering firms had asked for a chance
to bid.
The farmers of Sheridan county
have made up their minds that this
policy of letting contracts involving
large sums of money without adver-
tising for. competitive bids must
cease-for, it is the belief of every
one that when this method is adopted
it is adopted because there has beer
a bribery some place and at least the
doors are open at all times for the
official to let the contract to the firm:
who pay the most for the contrac
to the officials letting the contract
It is a safe conclusion that if Messrs
Matkins and Timmons were letting (
private contract affecting their owl
private interests, involving sum lik
thirty thousand dollars, they woul'
have given everybody a chance t.
bid.
When big contracts are let withou
bids, anyone is justified in askin,
WHY, and usually everyone starts t
speculate on the size of the "cutback.
Money is coming in by mail to de
fray the expense of the trial and W
trust that it will continue to do sc
for any farmer in the county tina
owns a half section of land can al
ford to send in 81 bill to save tn
paying of $6.40. Clip the coupon be
low and do your bit at once so tha
we can have the money to defray tn
! expenses of this suit as fast as tn
money is needed. This case is al
tracing state wide attention and Wi
be law maker for the state befor
) it is ended.
Do 1T NOW.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-10

PRESIDENTS HEALTH
Is IMPROVING

The bulletin issued by DIR. Grayson
at 10 o'clock tonight said:
'The president had a fairly COM
Portable day with a slight improve
ment."
Washington, Oct. president Will
son continued his progress toward re-
covery today, his physician reporting
that cumulative effects of several
comfortable days and nights slowly
was making itself felt in a gain of
strength. He was kept in bed, how
ever, and it was emphasized that he
still was far from being well man
There was no indication that the
president would be permitted to re-
sumo the duties of his office at any
time soon, although it was said he
might be able to give attention to
some official matters some time later
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-10
As JOE D0LIN HAD
CHANGE OF HEART
4. Thinking of Joining the Nonpartisan and
votkiug For the Interest Of the Taxpayer?

in the proofs SO that the Auditor
could measure them. Joe tried to
argue her out of it, but to no avail,
and it may have prevented Joe from
collecting for 8 point loaded matter
instead of 6 point solid, as the law
states.
How much did that cost you, Joe ?
We might state he has not fur
nished any proofs of these publica
tions yet.
The evidence of violations of the
law, we understand, is piling up al
an alarming rate, as Joe and some
of the other malefactors well know
and the accountant is working to com.
plete his contract, which the County
Attorney admits he made with him
at the instruction of the County Com
misSionerS-
What bothers Joe and others is mo-
the spending the money of the county
for the accountant, but that the
spending of the money will be the
means of making them come across
to the county for the moneys obtained
by them unlawfully-
Joe does not say anything ab0u
the money spent by the Commission
ers in hiring outside lawyers to d.
the work of the County Attorney a
an expense Of thousands of dollars
nor does he criticize their paying Dr.
Steele $1,400 for service, etca at
tending to the man Wailette who wa
shot while trying to escape from tn
jail, and while DIR. Steele was draw
ing $25O.00 a month from the count.
as health officer as, well as extra fo
mileage, etc.
Why was not the county physician
called, whose duty it is to attend tn
poor and other county charges, AM
who, we understand would have don
the job for something like $25O.OO?
These are only a few out of hund
reds that will be shown up when tn
accountant gets through, and he seem
to be quite busy yet.
All honest citizens want him, to g
| ahead, but. there. are some citizen
who would like to stop him and pre-
vent the graft being shown up.
Don't be yellow, Joe. Take you
] medicine.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-10
FARMERS SENDING IN
MONEY TO ANTI-L0OT FUNn

The injunction suit filed by Clair
Stoner in behalf of the taxpayers last
week through their attorneys, Onstad
& Greer, against the County Com
missioners and Blakeslee & Lock-
wood, classification contractors, to
prevent the County Commissioners
from carrying out this grating con-
tract which was let without bids, and
which case was set for hearing Wed
nesday afternoon at 200 o'clock, was
continued by Judge Conner until next
Monday, October 18th, if it can be
taken up that day, which will be
doubtful.
Judge Conner was called away to
try cases in another district as re-
ported last week and was unable to
get back in time to try the case We'd
nesday.
There were crowd of representa-
tive farmers from different parts of
the county in Plentywood to hear the
case Wednesday who were very dis
appointed because of the delay. These
farmers will attend the trial Monday
or when the case is called providing
they can find out when the case will
be tried. This action is attracting a
lot of attention all over the state and
we understand that Attorney Hurd OF
the law firm of Norris & Hurd of
Helena will be here to assist Atty
Howard NJ. Lewis for Blakeslee 4
Lockwood and it is understood that
other engineers in the state are en-
ploying Mr.. Hurd because if the in
junction is sustained in Sheridan
county and the decision is affirmed II
the Supreme Court as it is very likely
to be, it will mean that this graft
will be nipped in the bud all over the
state and millions of dollars savec
thereby to the taxpayers.
Attorneys Onstad & Greer say tha
thew are not worried because of the
heavy artillery the contractors art
bringing up in this case because o.
the fact that they have the law OF
their side and that any court will
have a difficult time in overruling thu
specific mandate of the state constt
tuition which reads as follows:
| Section OF AfClcIe 4o III part pTo
| vides:
| "No County shall incur any indebt
edness or liability for a single pur
pose. to an amount exceeding tel
thousand dollars, without the approx
/ al of the majority of the elector
/ thereof voting at an election as pro
vided by law"
| And in State ex rel. Evans VS.
Stewart 661 Pac. 309, the Court say
on page 314:
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-10
Reds Win Ball Series
With the Betting in Favor of the
White Sox on Opening Day of
World Series, Cincinnati Reds
Show Glass and Come Out in the
Lead.

With the betting against them on
the opening day of the big world
series played at Chicago and Cincin-
natl, the Reds battled bravely to the
front and won five of the eight
games. much to the sorrow of those
betting on Chicago, and the Red sup
porters are carrying jubilant smile,
which means / told you so. If any
one takes exception to this state
ment, it can be verified by Mr. Gavin
at the court house.
Much excitement and round table
conversation has been caused by these
series in Plentywood as well as all
other parts of the y. S. When Gin
cinnati won the first two games II
looked as though the Reds were gong
to make a clean sweep but the Wmte
Sox came back and frightened the
hearts of their supporters by winning
one game. Cincinnati then won an
other. The fifth game was won oy
the White sox. Cincinnati took the
sixth. The White Sox came back ano
grabbed the seventh. The series no"
Stood Cincinnati Reds 4 games, Cni
cago White Sox 8 games. THURSDAY
the suspense was over, when Clncih
natl took the 9Th game of the series
and won the championship.
The winning players share TO
the series was over $6,O0O apiece an.
the losing players share was aoou
81. 900 each.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-10

..orpd contemporary seems
g.l ~ suffering from a +on+ case on nys, lssho
BE- s ,s ,,prarding the accountant VINO M
4 % soing W over the records at the
III house.
W W. limo since has Joe been soll-
h.. How for "pt the preservation of the
~, ~ of d the taxpayer?
w. VII let US anaylze the matter a
|F,s oftar the accountant arrived
Ia't +hs s matter of printing the bal
fele' aD tar wv the special election came up
|. vs. ~ w office Of the Clerk and Record
'ns .sd Toe was pressing him for the
Y, =. CIV In fact we understand he had
.ta s,a'fr forms ready to put on the press,
En- ~ tSp Clerk and Recorder took him
\ y. - A,r consult with the accountant re-
' a.,SDg \ Il, in view of the protests
ss;nr filed against the election being
ssI ' The accountant advised against
A. A., order, and advised the Clerk and
Ps.or5er pa to wire the Secretary Of
Statp. ss as he did not think the elec-
Inn % would be held. Joe argued that
tbs % time was short, and the order
sbopId be placed at once; but the wis
o. counsel of the accountant prevailed
snd wire was sent to the Secretary
ef State, and on receipt of his answer,
tbe County Clerk refused to order any
ballots So poor Joe was prevented
from gypping the taxpayers out OF
about 100000 for useless ballots,
and the poor accountant came under
he ban of Joe'S paper, because he
had saved $4,000 for the taxpayers.
This was bad enough, but when the
AUDITOR asked the accountant about
;ome Ct JOe's claims, on one of which
le had charged from 40 to 70 cents
piece for cards that are usually Civ
N gratuitously, and which totaled
lA.5O, she was advised to cut the
rice down to 5 cents each, which
TOuh be a good price. This she die
nd saved the county $94.25, and or
is (the accountant's) advice, she
ED up some of Joe's claims for pub,
cations for which he had furnished
0 proofs, as is done by all newspa
erS, and Joe was instructed to sene
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-10
SUPREME COURT GUSTS
RECEIVER FOR FARGO BANK
N u. Attorney General Is Cited
10 Appear and Defend Actions.

bismarck, n. D., Oct. 8.-The
o'ate Supreme Court today is
sued an injunction removing P.
= halldersOn as temporary re-
eeiVer of the closed Scandinavia
aa.Amerlcan bank of Fargo and
9llhg Attorney General William
LANCER to appear before the SUI
preme court October Is and show
.duSe why the injunction should
nU' % De made permanent and an
''1er receiver appointed.
@. naiidersOn, an assistant to
o'a'e Auditor Carl Kohntzky,
'" was placed in charge of the Far
So banks affairs when it was or
s.teo closed last Thursday by the
state m, banking board.
Inc injunction was issued on
spplcatlOn of State Bank Exam
f h. " Z. LOfthus, who alleged
I1spowers had been abrogated by
Asef and kOhntzky, acting as
majority of the state banking
s ooafa' The law, according to the
hpp,icatlon, provides that the
An "A examiner only shall have
e power to nominate a receiver.
,o AT the same time, State Audi
iSr hohntzky obtained a court
Seefee CI directing Auditor General
s.a. ".hf0 to show cause why the
~ s'a'e bank examiners should not
Pe pp permitted to investigate the
"ank OF North Dakota.
70 oa.hrO sn this morning refused
ia; ~ allow the examiners to con-
~ ue with the examination which
s,s nss started Monday. The ex-
nl"lnatiOn nn' was ordered by Attor-
General LANCER.
,.;. :.OllaId Higgins, well known po
'can >, from Missoula was in to,
respects. WV ~
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-10

Jens Hanson and son of Dagmar
were in Plentywood Wednesday
and made this office a pleasant call
Mr.. Hanson but recently has returned
from the Twin Cities where he under
went an operation. He held a very
successful sale at his farm a few days
ago and will spend the winter in Cal
ifornia. recuperating his health.