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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
ARREST ALLEGED THIEVES.

Arnold Helquist and Herbert
TrOeger, who were arrested Sunday.
charged with the theft OF an auto
mobile owned by Harry Engman.
will be given a hearing In city court
Wednesday When arraigned in city
court Monday, the two men pleaded
not guilty.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-10-01

Townley candidate for governor at the
so-called Democratic convention in
-HefeHK- fHE- FfH#y@ fYfe~ Sd6wff tHe
sgauHtiet1 t9-tA9 HDaNegkNaeftthgE41uHx
Pfana DeveIopdmnent association, bank
ers, merchants, farmers, professional
men-one and all.
In his new attempt to befudle. .the
situation, this phrase presages the
kind IF cappaign he viii wage. He
realizesAthM Townleyism has bec0me
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|We':R;';uz4l;r'a',;ll|
Roundup
Items Sent in BY The Couyier's
Special Cops of NeDs Caterers
BARR

|-. t. 300 - .asfAAL ~ o." Ny'.s v.L. #..ti
5G Guy Riggin will leave with another
shipment of cattle Sept. 10Th. Mr..
Riggin has beeni buying some fine
steers along the Canadian line for this
shipment. h319Von lN uy
+ Another bad storm of wind and rain
struck the Genevieve-Barr district last
Friday night Fhe graindin stacks had
the tops torn off by the wind and this
allowed the rain to soak through dam
aging the grain badly and delaying
thfeshing .AsiiE1h 10 o'a"Ir"Fwl IN
Manson Simmons and Frank Bronx
passed, through Sunday with a small
bunch Of Steers for tn, Chicago market
Monday Harry iRiggin,, ga. Town
send, Jake Thoeny took about 200 head
Of cattle to BE Shipped. The Hinsdale
Shipping Assn Will ship about Oct,
lst,. H. O.. ~ Ludfraas, will go with the
Shipment to. Chicago. 'oH,q tHj"j $40
Alvin Dahlquist received word this
week Of the marriage Of his father
J, P. DahIquiisst;" a.s 5 4iso" 7"'
Miss Clara Boxmier visited at the
Harry Hockey ganch on her return
from Glacier I'D Park where she had
spent her her vacation. 2aqub tnsm bIu
Rnbt. t1ardine.tfor many years "a
we'll known rancher on the Frenchman
has applihdr fory passports and will re-
turn to ehis formesi home insEnglands
Many old timers will miss Bob's fa-
miaiati tiguresro1 yrs yd-2oo1o
b oIn most instances where the grain
had not rbeeno hailed out, the returns
fromethreshing were way ahead oof
last year, 40 Eohaud R}oonb0aq tud
Hams iKjorsviktl and wife who for
twenty years have made their home
on Rock Creek will be greatly missed
by their many friends. The Kjorsvik's
are selling out and will leave Montana
by, November first or sooner Their
latch string has always been on the
outside and warm hospitality within.
Mr.. Kjorsyik has been a suffered from
bronchial asthma and change of ellis
mate seems imperative. mo
I, H. OF. Luraas treated his neigh
bors to a delightful feast of musie4
melons raised at the Barr postoffice.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
1910 10 bl9iCHAPTER 1aa Oft

l"AAfnp Act Il" Submit to i9ttha the Qualified
"a Electors of the State Of Montana
3 anilAmendment to Section Five of
Article Eleven of the Constitution
of the, State, of Montana, Providing
that Ninety-five Per Centum of Ali
the Interest received on the School
o}DFunds of the State and Ninety-five
81 Per Centum of all the Other Income
~, From the School Funds of the State
shall Be 9Apportioned to the Several
School, Districts Of the State: and
Further Providing, that the Remain
ing Five Per Centum of All the Inter-
est Received on the School Funds
of the State and the Remaining Five
Per Centum of All the Other Income
From the School Funds of the State
Shall Be Added to the Public School
Funds of sthe State and Become a
Permanent Part Thereof.,"nsev
Be it enacted bye the Legislative AS.
sembly of the State of Mentana.-
Seton s l. That Section EiEs ~
tuition of the State Of Montara be
amended, and that the questi0h of
such amendment be submitted g the
qualified electors of the State ofsAdon-
faeaaa at fAeEnsSt geperslgelection.
NectionS24% Phat' Seetfon Fivs (5)
of Article Eleven (11) of the Onsti-
t9tion of1the Stategof Montana u and
sysameg is hereby sAmended tosrcad
Y lollpTs:% sslM
"Niaety-fivea per centum (s5M, Of
all the interest received on the khool
funds of the state, and Ninet1-five
per centum $500 of all rents 1%ceiv-
ed from the leasing of school Lane and
all other income from the public fhool
t dBna ssq zhsll ! Rs gBP a|stfiess Of an md E y to
in proportion to the number of chi dren
aand JedRKk9 batween9t he ages six
l6) and. twenty-one .,(21) reHding
tnereInl lfeSpetelVelyS lbIht no district
shall be entitled to such distri& ltive
fpse ssSeof faf e at 1 faHt'a sia a k entSs
during the year for which sucE dis
tribution is made. The remaining five
per centum 800 of all the in erest
s Efs{iys sh& az aiht IF isn sSA8Ss f fiRs s c the
f fp# az sa fd 81 ii th ssa tsat1 ian 5s1Fi sed
of all other income from the Xublic
school fuhdse shah ANNUALLY be dded
to the public school funds of the State
and become and forever remain, IN in
separable and inviolable part It'd
Section 8. That separate official
ballots be provided at the g9eral
election to be held in NovemberM92O,
)whiefA AaiShNeE pnnted therein ali
sof SsetiRnE o4AE4Sle II of thu con-
jstitxtieM @#keAState of Montaxa as
amended BY this Act: Below thu said
amended Section on the said Kllots
ftherHa SHALL be printed:
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and effectually destroyed by this new
est tact which he haatakfaO WOD2
say ersdorthe Issue shall remain clear.
noiERarNgdba CITIZEN must determine
whether herbs for 9 rTownleyism or
against Townleyism-fot socialism cor
against rsoeialism-tfor o. all those
s. which would destroy the best
nation in the history Of the, world. ii
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Constipation

1.-The beginning of, almost every ser.
ious disorder is, constipation. If you
want to enjoy good health keep your
poWels regular. This is best accom-
pllshed by" proper diet and exercise
but sometimes a. medicine is needed
and when thatois the case you will find
Ghaamp1besrlain's Tablets are excellent
They are mild and gentle in their al
'tfon,' easy. and pleasant to take. Give
them a ftriah They only cost a ~uuarter,
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Commission. and Defining their Pow
ers and Duties"
In TestimQuX WhereQf. I have here
unto set my hand and AFFIXED the
Great Seal Of the StadARf MpAtan3
ssy 8lMM NG'
C, T. STEWART
u
NOTICE OF. ELECTION
CHAPTER %.

can Act for the Submission to the
Qualified Electors of the State of
Montana of an Amendment to Sec
tltion 20dofo Article 4 of the sConsti-
tuition of the State of Montana Gre.
ating Board Of Examiners and
III Defining and Prescribing it's Pow
ers and duties; Authorizing the Leg.
islative Assembly to Create a Board
'"of Administration and Defining and
. Prescribing its Powers and Duties:
> and Authorizing the Legislative AS
o sembly to Create such Administra-
tive Departments as interests Of the
'2 State May Require and in Creating
such Departments, the Legislative
Assembly May Consolidateoor Abol-
ish any Boards, Offices and Bureaus
Define and Prescribe their Func4
lions, Powers and Duties" ''4
Be it enacted by the Legislative As
sefnb1y Of the State Of Montana:
Section T. That Section 20 of Article
Nd of the Constitution of the State
OF Montana be amended, and that the
question of such amendment be sub
mitted to the qualified electors Of the
State of Montana at the next general
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coming thoroughly despised by good
feHffzes |tfat
aEi& eff.
Yafs6hiah stripe f3 empty. HennoM
hurls defiance in these words a6 Shone
tana's cool citizens who belong IT'D the
Montana Development association,
both Democrats and Republicans, who
ask nothing Tor themselves but a
sqdsSesdeal, whb stand for a better,
more PROGRESSIVE, more prosperous
Montana, and VINO are fighting for a
square deal for farmers and city dwell
er alike, and the elimination Of class
appeal in the nam of Amerieanism,
Behind a smoke screen of this kind
he intends to try to reach the COVER
nor's chair by camouflage. TIL Is
Whatever hope Democratic mem.
bers of the Montana Development as
ISOLATION may have had that they
might as Democrats support the
Townley candidate is certainly clearly
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THE SMOKE r E

-FheI issue IN thisI cafapa7gh sfsRbe-
tween the consumer Khd -HepHB3f-
SMFGtyIfhfsh5KEssases qsSfuF9dEtY:
the Montana Development asssociation
commonly known as the Profiteer's
League. The members of this associa-
ton were at home profiteering while
your boys were dying on Flanders
fields" A
In these sharp and lying words, the
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tNPSeiSu' Hi
Section 5. This Act shall bef3H f,
force and effect from and affar j
approval. aH
Approved March 9TH, 1919. "a
UNITED STATES OF AMEHIC.
STATE OF MONTANA, ss.la
I. C. T. STEWART, Secret&Ay
State of the State of MontaM, {
hereby certify that the foregoiHE il
true and correct copy of an A9 e
titled: can Act to Submit M IL
Qualified Electors of the StIb ,
Montana an Amendment to EEctic
Five of Article Eleven of the &nst
tuition of the State of MontanaaPr r
viding that Ninety-five Per s4tul
of All the Interest received III til
School Funds of the State and Hlhety
five PerCentum of all the Octd8& IL
come From the School Funds III tn
State Shall Be Apportioned to tHS Sey
eral School Districts of the StaeH an
Received on the School FundsM tn
Further Providing that the Ren&Hnin
Five Per Centum of All the 8Eeres
State and the Remaining FivHH Pc
Centum of All the Other IncontEfror
the School Funds of the Stat&8ha
Be Added to the Public Schooln6und
of the State and Become a Per@ner
Part Thereof" a.
In Testimony Whereof, I havHAere
unto set my hand and affix8 tn
Great Seal of the State of Mont8a a
Helena, the Capital, this severM da
Of July, A. D. 1920. HH
(SEAL) c. T. STEWART,
Aug 6-Oct % Secretary o@Atate
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Section 2. That Section 20 of Ar
tlcle VII of the Constitution of the
State OF Montana be, and the same is
hereby amended tor read as follows:
taryssEs1ssataDt aessssyE, s sssTs1
shall constitute a Board of Examiners,
which Board shy}9 havy gsnerarsuper-
ssy9ste assa4 taeA s' 4seslL.'ss s.f: ). ,15sE
be prescribed by law, and shall per
form such other duties as may be pre-
scribed by law.
The Legislative Assembly may pro-
eide for the temporary suspension of
the State Treasurer by the Governor
when fine B6afd dfdExRhM@rpdeeh1
such action necessary for the protec-
ton Of itbe moneys ofthe STATE. THE
Legislative Assembly shall have pow
er to EproYYide fer9 the dreation naf "a
Board Of administration, whose d1tyy
1T shall be to examine and audit all
claims against the State, except claims
for salaries and compensation of Of
ficrs fixed by law. Such Board of
Administration shall have power to
regulate and control, all purchases ,bv
State 6ffeerB,o boRrds,H aRbaWAehts
and bureaus, and perform such other
duties1 as mag 1be' psesetibdd M9law.
NO claims against the State, except for
salaries and compensation of officers
fixed by law, shall be passed upon by
the Legislative Assembly, without
first having been considered and acted
upon by the said Board of Administra-
ton. The Legislative Assembly eb,l
have power to create such administra-
tive bureaus, boarfs arpfY}grarynents
as the integesNsp4 the Stat$ m&y res
any admihast4at+% bueeaas;bSards q
departments heretofore or hereafter
created by the Legislative Assembly,
and may define and prescribe The fHEfce
tions, powers and duties of such bur-
eaus, boards " departments, within
the powers, provisions and limitations
II ILL.,
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II amendment to the Constitution
The elector shall indicate his pref
erence by marking an tx" in the
square before the proposition for
which he desires to vote.
SECTION 4. The votes cast for and
against, said proposed amendment
shall pc canvasSed and the result de-
termined I'M the manner provided by
the general election laws of the State
Of Montana.
+ Section 5. AN Acts and parts of
Acts in conflict herewith r hereby
Section 6. This Act shall be in full
force and effect from and after it's
passage; and approval.
Approved August IL, 1919.
UNITED, STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF MONTANA, SIS.
Il, G. r. Stewart, Secretary of State
.Qf, the State of Montana, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a true
and correct copy of an Act entitled:
"An Act for the Submission to the
Qualified Electors of the State of
Montana of an amendment to Section
20 Of Article 7 of the Constitution of
the State of Montana Creating a
Board of Examiners and Defining and
prescribing its Powers and Duties;
Authorizing and Legislative Assembly
to create a Board of Administration
and Defining and Prescribing it's Pow
ers and Duties; and authorizing the
Legislative Assembly to Create such
Administrative Departments as the
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-10-01
LOWER WHITEWATER

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe A1bus and sons
took dinner on Friday with MI. and
Mrs. Fred Kroeggearr' Of Sapco. '.. BH
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Osier. were SAGE
visitors on Saturday. 7"..1 '..,. ~ HI
Mrs, Mckee Anderson spent Satur.
day night and Sunday at the, Osiar
home. 40 "'"'' "a"'' HH
r. Mr.: and Mr tChariey Paine ana tswo
childfe4rA wehrEes the tgaests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. A.oG McCords Sunday ioM 15
IoJanlesfNtole returned hume lastfweek
tfropIal two months tripothroagh Idaho
EandI Wa saingtonsdus odj nj eoijlt I'LL
, VO2GBuscherand Al G.. MGGord wera
Sacou visitoss nSaturday!d .y5i1aIli IL
w Mrs.bAao Me- Stronrnneno and qoMiss
Lacubs FcaHed att thenBusehe and Mrs
bQnfa hOMes9maS unday1afternoonle hn
abEilF IGlascoek whoidsssti1l ehxeshiHN
ki,prthesE East Bench g SPENT SaturdHH
might and Sunday atuhome. rodw III
tsRaysC arberi and afamilytmoteds hdsE
antoztheipowh9ho,n MofIday aftershM
iguspenttt the past uyeaf gIon the IQlH
0kom PtaceLjs esgoW 10 ,Iios esool HI
Pw Mrs. q Charley ni8ltp anaq chiddAH
spant MISUNDERSTANDING Sf ldsH
tsreeh With Mrs joe Albusj ~sjIu2o1 w
Ius va Observation-Disclosures ftC az
yRwa rOFE FOR THE DUMPmft e fa
FBtr6kesand 4hetworidI strikesuRitk yqtE
Work and yon Observation-Disclosures Hi
fOtlE souls are aolazef withh B1lshe|iE
dtiW caaze,ts OBJ s9Him ii ;gniWolq Hi
Isl heawiidest hatieyeiuVasi knownNH
Groan aandl the re1lrbe aehorusyuf III
ii Smile and you malueiH 6 hit,sdus HI
ri o1pwe'he ugruwn dbagd afaibs and VII
II preach despair59ow sB ,hsGrt HI
wqAndahowtyou a dai1yafiti yIauoi ~
Spe1d land the gangsowille eieennyAR
10 Save. and your have noifrfend,us aa
For we tlfrew bur bucks to- thirds anG
ducks, .9riWolq 9Iof Hi
W MhtH1 BdrroW frorhda1pAwholl lendHd
Knock and yo'l be-a-winner; MI
Boost and you'll be a frost; HHI
For zt s13 RI f'5% Ny b s224Fa ~.
fR5rlf ana. W. lrbrf IV ulon e;'" '
For we'd rather yell and raise blue heeaa
lafFhaBB Is strive FIR an hpfrestt BBs9erI aaaa
7 Bset aB5iy2q4 are 4lleaafffhibne a y
Toll and yP4 lR5s a nut; Hal
Twas a Bitter day when we pulled
.qxs away al.-..N 10 srstay iaI
40 Fr9m the ,Qld-titne weekday rut. Hill
Wait and thereN be a bloW7up, RI HHI
Nm Watch and you'll see q slump UHI
tAAlnnd, the fads and crimes of these
II erazy, times : bsr4sfg4 bns HB|
!, VIII go to the nations dump. ri HlI
TRACroRa&a B570T e
> g5Gja 10 - AUTO oiscHooh
o. lis OF zera Fargo. Nd 5rsw5.a T1nn|
. Is the most practical school. MI
books to study. Twenty five new latl
est typedTractters te9tfaMi on. All AUDI
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The term OF Office OF one q the COM
missioners disappointed shall, end
ohYNtArch Az, s1p22; Branches hrst
appolAted SN ArchkEtEl925: and of
the tAfrd fifsSssl poip3dM MatEh LIST,
1 lSsr ho Eae A9s meedipg Rmmjssionef f
siElsysafs, ara t.til Ms syccessorsshall

shan bold hiSS MiceefprEth term of
siEssyeafs, ana ,taatil His sp~ccessarlshall
havezSeen eappoffted and qualffed. In
case of a vacancy, the person APP
pointed to fill such vacancy shall hold
office for the unexpired term in which
the vacancy occurs. The qualifications
and salaries Of such commissioners
shall be as provided by law, provided,
however that the salary of each COM
missioner shall not be less than five
thousand dollars ($5, OO0.O O) per an
mum. The commission shall adjust
and equalize the valuation of taxable
property among the several counties,
and the different classes of taxable
property in any county and in the sew
eral counties and between individual
Taxpayers; classify property for the
purpose of taxation and provide the
percentum of value of each class as,
the basis for taxation where a classi-s
lcatlon has not been made and a per-
centum of the valuation p.ovided by
law: supervise and review the acts of
the county assessors and county
boards of equalization; change, in.
crease or decrease valuations made BY
county assessors or equalized by
county boards of equalization; make
the assessment and apportionment
provided for in Section 16 of Article
XII and the special levy required by
Section 9 of said Article, as amended;
exercise such authority and do ali
things necessary to secure a fair, just
and equitable valuation of taxable
property among the counties between
the different classes of property and
between individual taxpayers. Said
Commission shall also have such other
powers, and perform such other duties
relating to taxation as may be pre-
scribed by law.
Section 3. Separate official ballots
shall be used at the general election
to be held in November, 1920, which
shall have printed thereon the words:
ttalaa{$SAoAasSApayA feR otAAsS4tASsAI3iSaAa|
S Ss5:'I 5s S|7ES5 g 4 S s A;!5!S5' * s ri s$ !
K! $:ss;; s; : i Ss::'E$ s 81 ! If s n}s;I;, i
ton and a State Tax CQYmission and
and each eIector Aa1l 4desfenateaat
I Rasff 5s %ar fGn e aa ( 5 Sfa slss aNs
position for which such eleetar, de-,
sires to vote. ,ASNSNN
Section 4. The votes cast for and
against the amendment aboye pro |
posed Qsfall be RaI1assed and deter !
h4dpeIpf0Iiasd blythe geheral' eles- |
ton laws of the State Of Montana.
Section 5. All Acts and parts of
Acts in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
Section 6. This Act Stsll staksl ef /
feet and be in full force from and
after its passage and approval. |
Approved February 90, 1919.
United States of America, State of
Montana, SIS.
I. C. T. Stweart, Secretary of State
of the State of Montana, do hereby
that the foregoing is a tlQS
and correct copy of an Act entitleGN
"An Act for the Submission to tue
Qualified Electors of tbs State d
Montana of an Amendmeht1o $ecttenX
II of Article XII of tha\C6hstk t1tA0hl
as Amended; Creating County Boards
of Equalization, and q State Tax
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lN-IEll Us VI |5n9lBqQH ID J.um
NOTICE OF ELECTION-CONSTI
VTUTIONAL' AMENDMENT. !
iChaptera47.

49, 'T- r@''A "N HI
PH"AngActs for the lstunbrirtissioon to I'll,
Qualified Electors ofOnthe9 State Il
Montana of an Amendment to 1Sectioe
Is of Article XII of the Constituted
as Amended; Creating County Board
OF Equaliation, and a State tax Com
mission, And Defining their. 1Poowefi
and Duties .'hyfjiD0 or no noitGYij n
Be it, enacted byfthen Legislative Al
E2LseWblY of the aStateoof i, Montana: n
H$eaftion b. That Section 15tof Artict
A!l 9f the Constitution Of the. Stat
OF Montana as amended BE iamendS1
as Hereinafter crowded ii that TIL
/ Question Rof said amendment be- sui
mitted to ethe qualified relectorsi of TIL
State of M9Btspa at the next genera
election, q
SECTION 2 z. That is Section, ll5 IS Of ArticI|
XII '0f the Constitution as amnendeS
beIFandothe Same is hereby afnend&
to read as follows: IS rs m1Gf 9dt n
|oo HnsSSeftiont15. The board Of count
Constitute the County Board of Eduaf
i2atlor.I The duties 56f HsutH board'
shah be tceadjust and equaiiaeIthe val
Yation 9of taxable property s5withis
their ~fespectiye counties, and all SUD
adjustments and eeqquu;atiiszlastio5ns nay ;,
supervised, reviewed. Changed, ID.
creased O idecreased by othe ,Mohtan1
FAX Commission. The. Montana Tas
Commission (-s'pq IT'S bon shall be composed Of thret
members who shall be appointed 81
the. Governor; by and With the oaadvics
land eorYsentsof the Senate9t Ahmajoritl
Of ~the-membefs of the Montana Tas
Eanfnfssinn@shaH ss4fifft11iftnEE orT1f1
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sdt I'd a~1eoiIto qIazg"o1 bGs ,ytnuoo
10 noitsnimon 1ot bnR yrsmi1q Isusp
,etgts ,zsyijstn92e1q9T ,Totsnss q u
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Y-SeeSc1tJJ00u r., Observation-Disclosures ball
Eiotss-shfaEE dat5Ehe5gnera daddI
ection to be held in November, 1920,
kWhichsssIhall Asve printedu thereon ali
Enf SsTtiUp 2Qspf Atiels VII of tho
HGonsHty5on ofs the $tatk of Montana
sae an1Atsded bsN this4aG Below said
,aene1a9d sectipH thelA Hhall be printed,
,on tkS bAlots n 1
m Nor thasAbove NV ritten amends
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For the above written amend
IL ment to the constitutions
II Against the above Wfitten
-
n5srFhe=e4srfnf=saalf.@=frnadRfsaEE E1 EEapref-
efeHce BY marking tn x III tfhesguare
before the proposition Ter which he
fqsafess votsa Thy .fefult EH the
sNxdts offhe saidl amehdAssnt shill be
nStsrminfd and Iaeclar ned hs Hytided
I, MActNd A.. ALI Acts Nd paHs of
A4k ,asonfllst AEsrewitha are hfreby
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TRACTORn&nh b9soq e.
- 9tGj2 10 w. g12AUTOoiSCHOOG
bo lis o. e9r1 Fargo. Nd jrEw5.2 55nn

p Is the most practical Sch School. iii
books to study. Twenty five new latt
equipments. Over thousand estude1i}s
offended lat term We ssepreppsitiA
for Graduates. attend school, in, cAf
mats You are accustomed to. Write fill
large folder y7- moI1 se9naHo Hs
l9-B-9e24-10-1-1029,t1, 6sbt7pas HI
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amended Section on the said Rllc
ftheEa Shall be printed:
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a synonym for socialism, and is be-
coming thoroughly despised by good
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-04-17
HUNTING PREDICTS
TEACHER SHORTAGE

general shortage of school teach
ers is threatened in Nevada the COM :,
Ing season, states Superintendent OF
Public instruction Hunting; ne
states that owing to better positions
hsing offered many will quit on the
expiration of this term. That the
temporary certificates under which
many are teaching will have to be re,
pewed or cancelled, and that as usuai
some Of the ladies will marry n
leave vacancies. -
Hunting insisted that in order to
keen the schools up to their standard
a better wage scale must follow. II
is the intention at the next session OF
the Legislature to urge the passage
of a law assuring a minimum wage
which will guarantee the teachers
compensation in keeping with the
higher cost of living. In the mean
time the department is looking FOL
teachers for the coming school year.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-04-17
COKE FOR TYPO SHELTER

Tonopah Times: The Typo smelt-
er is about ready to blow in after
eight months of construction. during
which the company installed an cleo
trical equipment, built a smelter and
developed the mine to an extent that
insures a steady supply of ore for an
indefinite time. The company is us
ing coke, which is hauled out in mot
or trucks from Tonopah. Three car
loads of coke from the Utah Coal
Company have been received and de-
livered at the mine and other ship
ments will follow In rapid succession
as the company proposes to have a
reserve supply of fuel in the event OF
any dislocation of freight traffic
which would interrupt regular deliv-
cry. The furnace will have a capa-
city that can be increased by adding
fresh units az mine development
justifies.