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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-27
ASSERTING PARTISAN
DONE WITH,
YET REPUbL | CANS WILL
PUT OUT COUNTY TICKET

Sam A. Weeks. chairman OF the
republican county central committee
has issued call for a mass meeting
of members of that party to meet at
the county courthouse Saturday, May
Goth, for the purpose of laying plans
for the coming county campaign.
The republicans of Carter county
propose to put II full ticket in the
field this year and they are casting
about to determine who viii be the
strongest opponents for the various
democrats who will be in the run.
ming.
Several attempts have been made
in the past by the republicans to
put out full county ticket, but up
to datc It has not been done, several
republicans have appeared in the gen
cral election, but only in isolated
instances have they made very
strong fight.
This will not he the rule this year
according to Mr.. Weeks. I'VE are
going after something this time and
we expect to bring home the bacon"
he said.
Mr. Weeks is OF the opinion that
partisan politics has passed the apex
and is now on the decline. He says
that thinking people will vote for
the man instead Of for the emblem,
for that reason he thinks the repub-
licans Of Carter county have good
fighting chance to win some Of the
offices, provided they put good men
in the field.
The convention will begin prompt.
ly at 2 o'clock and notices have been
sent to every republican in the coun
ty to be present.
c. Lincoln Mcclure OF Davis, for
merly well known republican resi-
dent of this county. has filed with
the state election board to have his
name on the ballot for the United
States senate, according to report
from Oklahoma City received today.
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COUNTY TREASURER'S
NOTICE or LAND SALE

Whereas, on the oath day of No
vember. 1919, between the legal hours
as prescribed by law, as county treas
urer of Carter county, Oklahoma. |
offered at public sale for the taxes
due thereon and delinquent lots Is,
10 and 20 in block l in the Rexroat
Addition to the City of Ardmore, Car
ter county. Oklahoma, according to
the official map thereof, on record
in Carter county Oklahoma, and there
being no bidders therefor, | bid off
the same in the name of Carter coun-
ty, Oklahoma, for the amount of tax
es, penalty and costs due thereon and
issued deed therefor to j. T. Taylor,
chairman of the Board Of County
Commissioners of Carter county. Ok
lahoma, his SUCCESSORS In office, Tor
the use and benefit of Carter county,
Oklahoma.
And pursuant 10 Section V, Chap
ter 100 OF the Session Laws Of 1919,
have this day sold the above de-
scribed property to A. J. Hardy, sub
ject to the approval of the Board of
County Commissioners of Carter coun.
ty. Oklahoma, for the sum OF Ten
$4,000 Dollars, and the costs OF
sale, and that on the 9Th day OF
June. 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m. / will
ask the Board of County Commits.
sioncrs Of Carter county, Oklahoma,
for the approval Of said sale. and for
ali order directing J. T. Taylor, chair.
man of the Board Of County Commits
sioners OF Carter county, Oklahoma,
to execute a deed to lots IS, 10 and
20. IL Block One (D in the Rexroat
Addition to the City of Ardmore.
Oklahoma, according to the Official
map thereof to A. J, Hardy for the
purchase price Of Ten $4,000 Dollars
and the costs Of this sale, which sum
is over and above delinquent taxes
and penalties on said property.
S. M. PARKER,
County Treasurer Of Carter
County, Oklahoma,
Dated this 10th day OF May. 1920.
published in Daily Ardmoreite,
May 1S. 20 and 27)
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the following described lands situated
In Carter county. Oklahoma, to-wit:
The South Half (Sl.2) Of the South
east Quarter (SEJ.i) Of the Northwest
Quarter tNW1-4) OF Section Twenty
nine (29) Township Three (S) South,
Range One % West, together with
all property and improvements of
Fifteen (l5) eight thousand gallon
tank cars Of full steel construction
nature or kind, real and personal
belonging to or the property of the
Ardmore Producing and Refining
Company and all chooses in action be-
longing to said company, all bills and
accounts receivable, moneys, belonging
to said bankrupt.
Said property will be sold free and
clear of all liens and encumbrances
at public auction to the best bidder
at the county court house in the city
of Ardmorc, county Of Carter, state of
Oklahoma on Friday the 18th day Of
June 1920, at the hour of 10 a. m,
Bids may he made in writing and
filed with the referee with like effect
as though the bidder was present in
person at said sale, the contents Of
all bids to be read to tn ebidders act
ually present at the sale by the trus-
tee before the property is offered at
public outcry. Bids may be made
upon all Of said property or upon
any separate property offered for
sale by lot, subject to the order Of
sale made herein.
Dated this May 18TH 1890.
j. III. COOK,
Trustee
Carroll, Mason & Honnold,
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
f. M. Adams,
Ardmore, Oklahoma.
Attorneys for Trustee.
published in Daily Ardmoreite,
Thursday, May 20, q, June 3rd, 10th,
192o).
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(Pub May 9G, II, 2s. 80. 81. June /. y
In the matter OF Earl H.. krieger. II
minor. ~. l.. krieger. guardian.

MINOR. W. ~. kritger. suafuihn.
Notice is hereby given in pursu-
ance of an order OF the county court
Of the county OF Carter, state Of
Oklahoma made the 25th day OF
May. 1920. the undersigned w. f..
Krieger Of 'he estate of Karl T..
Krieger. minor, will sell at private
sale to the highest bidder. subject
to confirmation by said court on or
after Thursday, the Bird day Of June.
1920. at 10 o'clock a. m, the right.
title and interest of said Karl T..
Krieger. in and To- the following real
estate situated in Carter county. state
Of Oklahoma, to-wit. An undivided
one-half interest I'm and TO all oil. gas
or other minerals on. in. under, or
upon, and an undivided one.half in
terest in and to all oil gas. or other
mineral rights, rents, revenues and
royalties and profits OF whatsoever
kind or nature. of, in and to. or aris-
ing from the following described prop
erty, to-wit. SW IA of NV IA Of
NE IA and SIC IA OF NE IA Of NV
IA and NE IA Of SE Id Of NV
IA and s IL of Sc IA of NV -
and S VIII Of section II. and NE
Ia of NV IA and r IL of NV il
Of NV IA OF section 90, all in town
ship south. range Q west, subject
to all valid oil and gas leases thereon.
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms and conditions, to-
witt Cash on confirmation.
Bids for the purchase thereof must
be in writing and must be filed in
the county court or delivered to the
undersigned at the office of r. NJ.
Adams, in the city Of Ardmore, Carter
county, Oklahoma.
Dated the 25th day of May. 1920.
w. T.. KRIEGER,
Guardian.
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published May IS, 20 and 27, 192o.)
Notice for Publication.


Notice for Publication.
State of Oklahoma,
Carter County,
In the District Court
No. $685.
]. s. Reed, Plaintiff VS.. e. NJ. Hutch
inson, ct al, Defendants.
Said defendant, Maurice NJ. Kirsch-
enbaum, will take notice that he has
been sued in the above named court
for upon the 18th day of May. 1920
j. S. Reed filed his petition in the
district court of Carter County, Ok
lahoma, seeking cancellation of any
right, title or interest that the said
Krschenbaum may have by reason
Of assignment covering lands in Sec
20, 4s.1w, the said lands being owned
in fee by the said j. S. Reed. and
must answer the petition filed there
in by said plaintiff on or before the
Gath day of June. 1920, or said petit
tion will be taken as true, and a
judgment for said plaintiff in said
action for cancellation of the said oil
and gas lease, or assignment thereof
will be rendered accordingly.
Dated this 18th day of May, 1920
Seal II. A. LEDBETTER,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Attest: C. NJ. Grant, Court Clerk.
BY 5. f. Haynie, Deputy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-27
Here From Oklahoma CITY

n. II. Dunn of Oklahoma City was
transacting business here today. Mr..
Dunn was formerly associated with
j. Robert Gillian of this city in the
real estate and farm loan business.
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Jefferson City, Mo.-Former Speak
er Champ Clark filed his declaration
as candidate for democratic nominal
ton for representative to succeed
himself.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-27

CLEMENT-TATE ms. AGENCY.
8 1-2 West Main. Phone As. Sound
insurance in strong companies.
adv. 21-12
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-05-21
ENDS LIFE OVER WHES
BED WHEN she REFUSES
HIN RECONCHIATION

Seattle May al.-Failing to
effect 4 reconciliation with his
wife frum whom he had been
separated for three weeks, o.
car SanEib9x, y. entered her
apartments early Tuesday by
enHHE over Z rear porch and
Through i second story window,
and rhsef shot himself. falling
eA..af acrusS her he'd according
-sa til wora.n< statement to the
gshsEaa-
NFs Ssan1fhegg saIt she he
al ssE4r fsr dTvaEre three weeks
.ssss- ssEess when her husband re-
s'ssnr-kv tried to VISIT her She
s1sf asaaearai this morning
Hs~a s~ srzwiEti -issaaxh = xIn-
,ass aa1s sssr sE<se.~ drs1 . psssol
amt -assszEeass4 I'D kill hsuakeIf
lHlsssss sre sa<sG kfssz ksark- She
s.sal.sss ses~ h<.S za4 d nsar 100 zn-
'tt..ss saaaU s@xsss<sSs<s9- kx8 SnAd-
astsx seatkxss3 kzE zxAy zaS xlhsG
aaszzhs.s ~ a=s w46ss assexxA-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-05-21

MT aligned With the s&eel trust
refused - enter the e6nnina-
tim eanx&nt1on, and whether ne
hear any mare Of them viii
probably depend On hou much Of
= fxht the ether business men
ef the state paR to : make
as;slss4 the steel trust - -
The unnasstakahfe stamp Of
foreign esntrol IN their chief
opepne1k e3&At to I'D strength
t. the faKunerhhor candidates.:
In fact it IS surprising that the
trust Should come out 50 COM
pletelv in the open On the mat
ter.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-05-21
FUGITIVE ENDS LIFE
OVER GRAVE OF
SLAIN FAMILY

Grcenvillc. Ill.,, May 2O.-Har-
ley 0. Beasly, Is years old, al
legged murderer Of his wife and
two boy babies, committed sui
eide over his wifc'S grave in
Bethlehem cemetery, hrec
miles west of here, Tuesday
RenSlcy shot himself in the
right temple.
Hcaslcy had been hunted H.,
about so possemen almost cor
tinuously since last Friday. a
woods near hcvt had been comb
cd twice. hut HeaSley Was not
found.
Shortly before noon today. he
emerged from the woods. accom-
panied by his brother, Ncinlar,
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-05-21
| 900 CASES OF WHISKY
SEIZED ssN GOVERNMENT

Columbus. Ohio, MAY Is
One thousand cases of whisky
sax: to he worth Sl25,oot Was
seized by federal officers neal
here and brought to Columbus.
i'i'i> el'S VI -e>en motor truck ;
On which the liquor was loaded
exhibited papers purpolring 1c
show the WhiSkey had beer
shipped from Frankfort, Ky, &c
Summit liill, Pa.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-05-21
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER

WEEKLY MARKET LETTER
South st, Paul. May H.
Hog prices were On a family
strong basis the fnaeasazt cf hast
week but weakened Mt the fan-
ish and closed anywhere drssn
80 TO 40c hover for the pes1ed
Fnday's late 1naERe1 ~sss sscaus
30c of and prices were t1anrs,ea
50 to 4Oc On Saturday. Closing
top was $l4 rs against $l4%
the day before Ralk Sold Mt
$3.50 10 $l4. On Erexaens
days, most Of the TRADE WIS he
tween Sl425 and Sl45D and C
caslonally higher figs caes&
with top at $lS5o and hooked
50 to &c hover for the week,
Receipts were around 5A,a+sA
! Medium and fat steers wpIs
quoted bower at one 1anae hua III
the close were aasea afscsn-
steady ioT the week. Fat csaS
and h:aiicrS, however suffered (:
decline Of so 10 .;sc and light.
plaln cattle were s:a1ea unsssHas
lower aiso- Ih1,lss 10 YG3G.ae
steers we've qnol.al,lf al Sa2 tx
SlS.23 hui 1hsae WIS ntl Gl,a.<la
business above 1ho SIP Ii, SaS2 50
Inc. Rnlk Cd arrivals sofia III
S. t. S1l with t:a11rts1sS graded
down It, S.. Primo COWS alill
htiiIfelS are selling: around $40 a4E
Sli with most Sa4es al $ss:sA 1a
Sa.SN. Gamers and sg11s1s
caShaa At Sa-2o and SsaSe with
bulls 80 10 NC lower and sSa.llnse.
Ill 1a1e Way fraaa % 1@ &:aA
Ton >ea}sTs dropped TO THE bow
eS1 point in Years selling aae L
to $40 With v2ciness As a~w Us
Sl-aa- Stacker and isssasT 1u:-asass
reached 4 bow sah With only :
light demand ied any uhlng tua
good quality cattle. aaalzy ccu
trade was irregular hut CA tnt
whole locked about steady Fe=-
ceip1s were around "a tslNa.
With only l-5Aa sheep :ant
lambs on sale al week. TRADE did
not amount TO much and wannes
remain about the Same QncE2
tions: Lambs 50 to 800 year
lings $14 to $l625. WHnherS SIS
to SIS. ewes $ to Sla- hncks
Sc to So.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-05-21
MONTANA WILL BE. NEXT

The ncnies OF the NonpartiS;n League Minnesota
flooding the state with five speakers who appears at pub
lie gatherings to SANDER the farmers the hope OF turning the
city voters against the League.
Last week in Moo,h", movie named Hanson com
planned Alexandria farmers "w|o used to be Christians did
like his attacks the Nonnrsan League and resented being
told that they Anti-rcllgiouS.
Those farmers had read what Mr. Hanson and other profess
of the farmers should readthe principles
ated by Dr. Shpsead when he filed for the nomination for
enor of Minnesota.
After icing the ideals OF the toels of town and country
Shipsed the spirit which he and his
fellow candidates would conduct their campaign and the
people if they elected
1--WE hope that shall win. If we do. shall not
the power OF the government to Cypress Others We
shall restore the Minnesota that we knew the American
ism that we love.
"We shall return evil for evil. We shall return
good evil in this that shall deprive of their
those people who have been heaping their
per burdens upon Others We shall deprive the Few of
upon the many. We shall show them that
burdens sufficient and when properly borne are
blessed. In defeat have been patient In victory
shall be just This is spirit worthy OF American ira
ditions. This is America have dreamed it. This
is America we hope, to make it,
This is the spirit which found its highest the
Sermon the Mount the voice OF true Christian The
farmers of the Northwest recognize that voice and all the hire
ngs of Big Business canot Shake their faith its sincerity
The has NOT far enough Montana for
the tricks of the invisible Of this state to he
played But the time will be here and look for all
methods Of gaining votes the cities OF this state One Of
their favorte methods is mslrpcsent the different
ddates through their sevic and paid press Another at
One of their most favoe farces is to make the farmers
and aborng in the cities believe that their interests
Identical both being producers.
But tho political shysters Of this state will find that peo-
PIE to their and their lies and methods
win be easily understood by all.
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and visited the graves of his
wife and two sons.
His eyes became teas-dinan1ed,
his brother said, and before he
could RESTRAIN him, he had
drawn Il revolver from his poo
ket, and kneclins at the grave
side, pulled the trigger.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-05-21
FAKsEED PRscES.

The price in Mnr1sina FIR
flaN>.rd un la-eeiih.r 1. 1NlH
MIA - ~. H. against ka.aS fr
The s:.,iN month IL 1Ff~. A.
th. lr.'St,n. time Alri. fAtt
RI" price j. ul.,,r- e.. with Il
rri"t ~ 81 Z" uuet"d for Mns
DELIVERY, and 81 Oh 1nr Juss d.
liNtnh
Tin l,rIr' ~ fl.tAs.-..G lac nd
,Hita.d s,eadih stne- 49,; II
II iinM iMii tiiiise ii. pr aii:
pr. r.. uiihsalci! a'ii.ut -.si'~ !lisu
barley ltt.s .hla a.,,ihi.-tl H.
pre- Ii fiu -.tii4" isin. j'-lt-t'-
Nil r,-,o,t hAGl -. isit@ IT, '.r-
| nli"d NtHit> L. forced :. 1as
tftr' tliAs..f
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-05-21
FO(UYWuASS PuSI.
MASTER EXAy0NAYl0N

The Chapea STATES Csvl Ser
vice Ccznsnsszaen has anneumcei
m exazninaSson u be held III
Reserve, Mont, "a Jsme II, lSss
Is, 4 result of Which 1t Is ex.
pected to make ceztscazsMa a
TN a contemplated Vacancy ID
tie position # fcassA! <axS
postmaster ut DagExaI, Meant
and other vacancies rs they
may occur 1T xaee olkcA unRes
it shah be decided IN de aesea>
ests Of the service b ia ans
vacancy by Reinstatement Tia
compensation cf the posssnSs.
ter ut this ea6ce was $Ss&Ao den
the HIST fiscal year.
Applicants snusa have reached
their twenty dizs1 haathaRy GO
the date If de examination
with the exception dhat ar =
State where ~uanen are aecaaa>
Id by statute 10 be ut fA as*
Tor an purposes ut esshue<n
years, wcsnen eighteen ><ss ii
age GA the date Il die e.xsanlaa-
ton wiu be admitted
Applicants lusst RESIDE <5h-
ia the bez1ibozy s1Rha1 eS tA<
post oa6ce fur wAlA The exara-
inaticn IS &nncuacea-
The exazuimaxsun Is open IA
all citi.ens Of xAe Ua7bea Ssanes
who can ooanpG With die W
quiresnents-
Application blanks, Fern
1883 and fun infoazszassen ecn.
'cesning the EoQnizezaenrs Of ths
examination can be aeumea
from the postmaster ut tae
place Of VACANCY OF dronn thu
United States CiVa Sezxan
Commission, Washington D. {.
Applications should he FRO
perry executed and flied with thu
Commission ut Washington, n
c. at the earliest rrar1R:dl aa1e.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-05-21

TIE zslanssEEaz.@ 11a1ien III --ica o.
1sss M5mnss>sa1a EesurN-icar r.
chime OFFERS L eu,ret :@14~z 1T old
Eia1ry EsaasH& Nea only the
NSaznszuaSsm ksssaguisar, nut rusr
@d THE aasssnsss Ensn v5 the state.
Hsaa7 i Hvsal uSanzs;.sss@A tax asp s-g,r
s- The steel TRUST u" eu4rse
does mot W:Ant IT. Al M tire usu
Who hs4saa to hae -rs ruzefafr.
candidate ag-amss 1hx f:1Fna.F-
aaahor uDfks1 caEns ug1 feE tn.
aarfnzaaFse uax except ONE a.ni he
Fen nngn1hs -hese HIS ssen Z
xleOuuUs hsz1uae seh1nsi tire
YVES sn HencgE aszMsa Hr-
scenes sfaUesE steel sr,1s-
Agents sind other E.htasssS that
pay barge taxes E.s .anncpl Of
THE eEEulmz1aan cERHensanarn- AID
THE kssA 1Hns1 mus Weu- The
cfnlSsmnsm Rena TT Hs.nsal cot, 4
Lam and fsqzzla Az a.t.nssse e:Ex- :"
and nannRnaza6 uhe aGaan a,sEsasat5t
10 u dau etns'aea- TEnf s,s gaF-
clanls wson ee1s. a9y a5he zruE e:,ss
nstM sssy THAI tn. si.s--t.,se. n
calls ata L lnrnssre LII .ssnd ars.sex
II Is nnn III 1ssestlt. INT: III skaa
sunni 1n,R Ihe 1n'nf. r. su'srse.t1,aE
l.ecssltse Int leEls1.iaA' tas.ss
1raIne h la,inasse aaa. I'M. Hass4if
.asllise;st III. ant -.,,af-ii,itt"' II
Thsu ntitE III Lar saa saaHs
CHAR.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-05-21

Reazna is making exrraxaxant
demands al terraaRrr which h4s
always seen Russian. and is car
RymE en- IN aggressive w1E
when her peeple are TERRIBLY in
Need IT Pence and Eeeenst1uc-
l@1A Rn6 thRenSh her sexern-
nne2H the allies are able d. oyer
ate far thesr shleet- IS they did
,tAzH1EA Demekme. kelkAak and
7u1end. wikhauk asansfnx
uher exn Peaqsbe with eGes,llx
] declared waE.
The ASA l6nar sStmat1cn far
me~a6es aQQenEs u get WORSE
1asbeaa If hekte1. Late Dis
'les reqaEt the 9sxez1nnent
IT mxQeEtank eaQes i'm Armenia
ND GesrEaa semea by werkiin9
s$ 1RH1xatsRmx
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CONG. CHURCHES
EE:r All 4ED
cine LAKE
tCantnnsaed fram RAee 0nel

election Of officers John s. Col
her was excited moderator and
Rex. Mrs W. H. H1ter, assistant
moderator, with Mrs C. c. Seokt
Of Ero1d. as scribe.
After the business session.
Rev. Mrs Haley delivered IN
address On The Spirit Needed
in the ChareAe&
Dr.. Powell gave a short ~
dress On The story Of ChTss*'s
charge Plate. This vas Cen
dncked Ike a Sunday: Schoor
class and wound up in a dlscns-
sion On the attitude Of the
church organization toward
these ARRIVING for church MEM
bexshlR An seemed to agree
that the attitude Of the church
kshoald n0t be taken on the
grounds Of uniformity of belief
Ter reh0g10os practice, bat
grounded in faith and trust in
the example and teaching of
Jesus Cnrfst and that it IS i'm
portant that everyone should be
allowed to approach Christ In
his own way. The session clos
ed with prayer
Evening session opened with
devotional services Dr.. Powell
gave an address on The Place
Of the Congregational church in
the Entexchurch World Move
ment.~ Rev. Estabfaok gave
an address on Efficiency in Sun
day School Work"
Wednesday morning the Ses-
sion opened with devotional SER
vices At 9 O'Clock the report
! Of churches Was taken up
FIVE interesting papers fol-
| lowed one by Mrs Carver of
Medicine Lake on the subject
Life Service at home and
Abroad. " emphasizing the need
Of more men and women to de-
vote their lives to the work of
the churches and one on The
Churches Task Following the
Rural Survey by Mrs c. c.
Scott Of Frold.
At = p Ell, the Association re-
summed and concluded the bust
ness session. Rev. Mr. Haley
gave IN address on Spiritual
Forces In Human Prosress
and Rev. Estabrook concluded
with IN address on Methods of
Teaching IN the Sunday School"
The teachers of the public
school were present at the latter
part Ut this address.
1t 5 ., Ill, the closing session
began with song. scripture and
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Bissen, who
l. to take charge of the Ne1i-
cine Like and Froid churches.
The Association sermon was
preached by Rev, E. ". Savage
OF PientyHoed- Rev. Mr.. Hem
- gave an address Oh the niesn-
ing VI the Sacrament OF the
Lords Supper, and Rev. Mr..
Essen continued with a short
address, After Il hymn the
meeting WAS closed by prayer.
The association WAS called to
order again after service for the
purpose Of issuing Il license to
Mr. BiSsen which was passed.
The meeting adjourned to
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-05-21
PROVE. 1T YOURSELF

Now that the when farmers work.
partisan league banner to obtain voice in their
Ss s tSsi
You heard sa 9% m 5 Thsn the S fist xc
t2f:s{ ss %9R
I;s$ q; ~ :$sS
RF GzS WIFI - FEE COURT
=; S';" :%s
tns% III the
League WAS made for the of keeping the farm
e's y%* ? B$s i$$$ out
kncW that instead Of opposing law and order
SSSES S,Fa5 6ASR 6 81 SoSGE LEAGUE As EN-
And the other hand you have heard of dozen of SASS
T$ II 6$PSS't!ss 4:Tf up
country and oath Of denying free speech and free
semhy ..
the fI the et:iS f %
fS esS:1 5"s 1esEs the ot'zhNS DUTY
You have had time to aote that those in have
they had no plan reconstruction but p,oteern and
that the backs of the plain people are being broken by the weight
M @ ay not a 81 fh with all @ the
word for the facts but your
dan ID
e Of the S oe the had %ot
strength and influence Sheridan county but that the taxpayers
would have had to out thousands of dollars
ward the upkeep of the county, account of the pncped
and stupid in which their money has been handled
This work would have been much effective and the
taxpayers would have been saved thousands of dollars more if
other place. One of the most fragrant in this
being the White Mouse.
We DO not have to look far the difference
old and the olcias who have stood by the Nonpatsn
league members who elected Them
When think Of the terrific battle the Of Mrs Il.
O(ady county auditor against the many fraudulent claims
which to her office almost daily. understand what
saving this county would make with full NonpSan
ici;lS.
Let make it 100 per cent in the election this fall Wen
stick, we'll