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dosud pfi sob6; avSak nikdo z
mas nedovede 81 toho vaziti
Co rozumiS pod novym zivo-
tenn"
"Byly mi u6ineny p6kne W.
hlidky pri chovu ovci V Colo
radu; nova zem jest mistem
pro muze, jako ia jsem. Zby-
tecno jest, dele zde dliti a ce-
kati ma odpust6ni otce; nikdy
mne toho nezapomene, re jsem
mu odporoval a nikdy te nepri
| jme "a svou dceru, Musime te-
dy pro vzdy Sc vzdati vSech
nadeji, re budeme iednou 20
mem dedit, a odhodlati Sc. "a
loziti ST sve Stesti sami. Jsme
mladi, mas v6k dohromady ne
cini mnoho pres ctyficet roku.
Snad nam bude mono ucin6n6
chyby napraviti; neni-liz prav
da, IriS?"
PrekVapeni, hney, odpor IRA
Gil Sc tazich taneGnice: u
stoupila krok zp6t a zvolala !:
ia re mann jit do Colorado? ?
Nikdy! Proc ne rad6ji ma o.
strovy Fidzi? Radeji zemru,
nez-li bych tam Slal"
Iris! povaz co mIuvis!"
pravil Robert prosebn6.
Jako nezvedene dit6 dupla
nohou podlahu a pravila:
"Nepujdu do Colorado, neroz-
loutim Sc $ jevistem!"
'Nechces mn6 zaopatriti to-
lik du$evniho klidu, abych Sc
mohl vzpamatoVati, Iris?"
tazal Sc trpkym tonem.
"Nechci opustit jeviSt6!" O.
pakoVala prudce; "nesmiS mi
vsechno uloupit, co mann. X
vuli tob6 jiz jsem toho dost o.
betovala !"
"Co isl k vuli mne ob6tova-
la?" tazal Sc Robert vazn6.
Iris byla hrozne rozcilena i
jeji velk6, cerne oci plapola-
ly jako ohen. "Predevsim sve
stesti = pax svuj pokoj!" zvo
lala. "Byla jsem astnou, driI
We nez-li jsem te poznaIa al
prala bych 81, abych t6 neby-
la nikdy spatrila! Neprislibil
isl mi, re mne pozvednes spo-
lecensky a zasypes bohat-
styim? Nerekl isl mi, re otec
tvui odpusti ii tvou neposlus-
most? Jak hanebne isem byla
podvedenal Osmnact dlou-
hych m6sicu cekala isem vi
tomto bidn6m dome ma ieho
pozehnani = ma jeho peni-
ze; nyni Sc sam priznavaS, re |
nedostane Sc nam nikdy jedno
ho ami druheho. Mohla isem
utiniti skv6lou partii vdati
Sc "a muze, jenz mel sam do
Sti pen6z, a nemusel iako
hoch byti zavislym ma nala-
de sveho otce."
"Snad Arthur Kenyon?" =
posmesne pravil Robert.
"OvSem" odpoved6la Iris
S nepromyslenou otevrenosti,
Arthur kenyon!"
Zloyestny blesk zazaril O.
ka Roberta Greylocka, hledel
Sc vsak opanovat a odpoVedel
co MONA klidne: "PripouStim,
re ie iva posledni poznamka
doVOl mi vsak ii pri-
pomenout, co Jsem k vuli tob6
pfatele, domov, skye
lou budoucnost, vlast, yazen6
postaveni a mno-
no iinych y6ci. Nemela isl ma
to zapomenout, kdyz isl vyci-
tala obet6, ktere isl k vuli
mn6 prinesla."
Iris posadila Sc ma pohovku,
aniz by 81 vsimla Satu, stuck
a umelych kvetin, ktere ma nj
Iezely. proc isl 81 mne wal,
Roberte?" vyrazila re sebe,
lzlykaiic. "Byla to hrozna
ohyba Naucil isl Sc mnou po-
a ty = ty Sc mi hnu-
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RUSUM MA POMOC.

hym by srdce, ba i vice, chleba
i S maslem rozdelil.
Oba as tax stejneho stari, z
jedne ctvrti, znali Sc uz cd sed.
mi let, kdyz rodice Ferdacka
prestehovali Sc z Krce do Pra.
by. Stejne zustali diva roxy '
prvnl tride, diva roxy V druhe
V tretl oba postoupili, a ted
chodf druhy rok do ctvrte. u.
ceni jim nevoni. JeSt6 tax cite.
nj. Ami ne tax V Gitance, tu
znali vzdycky nazpamet'. Ia
diva roxy je to snadne. Taky
ma to hreSili a bylo-i Gteni, de-
lali pod lavicl z papirku lodi
cky.
Nez jednou Ferdu pamet
zklamala.
Bylo to kratce pred ukonce-
MIN pulleti. Cetl Sc clanek "Zlo
meny roh". Kterysi Yak zacal:
"Hnal pasacek kozy domu -
V tom spatril ucitel, re Hro-
madka nedava pozor.
"Dost, dial Hromadka''.
A chudak Ferdatek mel z
basnicky ud6lanou lodicku. Ale
uz 81 v6del rady. Wal Gitanku
do ruky a spustil pam6tl:
"Hnal, pasacek kozy domu, tn
sc jedna opozdila -"
Il neopozdila', vskocil mu
do Gteni ucitel, ktery postrehl
preskoceny verS Ma dukaz
svych slov pohladll dukladne
Ferdacka pravitkem pres "a
da.
Ia nekolik dni obdrzeli zaci
vysvedceni. Ferda mel obligat-
nj trojky, ctyrky a petky, ba
zmizela tentokrate i jedina jed
n.tka, kterou mival re cteni.
Nest astny "Zlomeny roh !"
Karel mel sice vysvedceni o
neco lepsi, ale dive p6tky mu
take nevestily mic dobr6ho.
"Karle, pojd' k nam, ia ii
neco povim".
"Ty Sc bojiS domu?"
"Nebojim, tatinek pride az
vecer a maminka nevi, re jsme
dostavali vysvedceni".
"Tak co cheese"
mo pojd'. ia ii to u mas po-
VIM.
"Ty, Karle, Wis co? Poid',
pujdeme ma Japonce. Name Sc
nechat pofad otloukat -"
"Ale je to moe daleko".
"To Sc ii zda. Kus Sc sveze-
me. ia mann uschran6ne 3 ko-
runy".
"Ja jednu. Ale tam V Sibiri
je zima".
"Ty hloupej! Dyt' nepuide-
me pres Sibir. Koukei".
A Ferdik vytahl Racuv a.
tlas, nasel mapu Evropy, a uka-
zal prstem. "Podivej Sc. Vol
ma je ASH, Vid'? Ale my ne
musime tadyhle pres Petro-
Sibir, je to beztoho da-
lek5, my to vezmeme tuhle
pres Widen, pres Uhry, pfeide-
me tenhle kousek Rumunska a
Okolo Cern6ho more jsme tam
> hodne driV. A ma jihu neni
5akoVa lima. No tax. Co Sc
nam muze stat? Ma vod6 Sc
pfece nebojis. | kdybysme spa
iii do more, plaVat umime, tax
COZ"
"Ja bych teda sci. Ale mu-
SINE 81 spakovat vsecky v6ci" |
"Tedy jdi domu q spakuj 81
o. Moe 81 toho neber. Nae Sc
tim tahat. Jen nezapomen na
u korunu. A hned po ob6de Sc
Ideme Sc ma Karlaku, Wis, Il
.echniky".
Rozesli Sc ucinit pripravy ma
,estu.
Ferda um6l Sc pretvarovat,
akze matka nepoznala, iaky-
nj plany sc ieji synatek zaby-
"a.
Y Karla Slo to hure. Mel ci-
n "a, j
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mi caste.
Pri pohledu ma Shy pocal,
prisne tahy Roberta brati n:
sebe mirnejsi raz. MA sebeu
eta mi V tom brani, abych 81
jest6 jednou k otci obratil,
pravil mirn6jSim tonem; "po
slal mne tri posledni psani ne
otevren6 zpet, Co Sc tyGe m,
tety Pamely, muslin ii rici, 3,
u meho otce moe nezmdze. O
bratil jsem Sc iiz k nj, avsal
nadarmo. Bezpochyby il mu
otec zakazal veSkeren styk 81
ztracenym synem neopovaz
Sc, vZdorovati jeho zakazu. il
no vule jest ubohe a mirne ps
nj zakonem. Cd te chvile spo
lehal jsem jen ma sebe; chci "a
pasit a snazit Sc; chci stat
bud ma vlastnich nohou nebc
zahynout."
Nastalo kratke pomlceni
Robert pristoupil k sv6 man.
zelce a pravil laskyplnym to.
mem: "Jiz dosti tech trpkycf
SLOW = uzayremez primeri -
jsme muz a zena jen
smrt mas muze rozloutit. Proc
81 strptujeme vzajemn6 zivot ?
Bud jen Ease dobrou, mila
zinko = bude pax Ease l6pe
- nebudeS toho nikdy litovat,
ze isl Sc stala mou."
V rozhn6van6 tvari tanecni-
ce bylo znati zmenu. Robert
vypadal tax krasn6 ob6tave,
re bylo skutecne n6co sympa-
tlckeho We zyuku jeho hlasu,
jeho modr6 oGi hled6ly tax ne
skonale meme, re led, ktery o.
kolo Srdce Sc il nahromadil,
zacal tati. Jenny usm6v pohra
val il okolo rtu; jiz chtela Sc
vrhnouti do naruce sveho man
zela, kdyz dvere sv6tnice Sc o.
tevrely. Chundelata hlava do
maci d6vecky podivala Sc do
PRO pani Greylocko-
voul' pravila chraplavym hla
sem; pan Kenyon p6kn6 Sc
jeho sluha to prinesl"
S t6mito slovy podala posel-
kyn6 neSt6sti sv6 pani kras-
nou kytici nejdrazSich kve-
tin.
Mic nemohlo hure pusobiti.
Andel miru, jemuz Sc jiz sko-
70 podaTilo dociliti smireni
mezi NAMELY, odletel opet Sc
zastrenou tvari pryt.
Jakmile Robert Greylock
spatril kytici, vyrazil re sebe
prokleti a vytrhl kv6tiny 2 ru-
kou d6vecky. V tom okamziku
typadl vsak lesknouci Sc pred
met kytky; byl to zlaty ma
'amek V podobe hada, S ocima
z diamantu.
ooh, tot rozkosn6!" zvola-
a Iris, vrhnuvSi Sc na sveho
,hot6; "dej to sem, Roberto
1zdyt' jest to pro mne!'
Robert hodil kv6tiny ma
,em a Zacal po nich nohama
lupati. Meme ditky Flory Wy
lechly svui nevinny zivot pod
'oZzurenymi nohami. Mezitim
o jednou rukou vzdaloval Cd |
'ebe Iris, zVedl druhou rukou
laramek a Zvolal hromoVym |
llasem: "Jiz to tedy tax dale
20 pfislo? PrilimaS od muze,
ako jest Kenyon, drahocenn6 |
larry? Zp6t! Rad6ji bych vi
lei tvou ruku V ohni shoret,
lez ably Sc dotkla techto kleno
IL Tento Sperk obdrzi zpet a
iii tom patficnou lekci, ze sc
ak brzy neZapomene!" !"
Zmizela nezna nalada, KITE
a tanecnici ma okamzik opa-
lovala; zurivym hlasem zvola
a: '''Jak Sc muzeS neceho tako
'ehO odvaziti, Roberto? Ma
annex byl poslan mne a chci
10 proto nit. NemaS zadneho
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| FS~~A 'A~AhJ ~A~JSS ~1SJ SJAAAANFA SAsA~
rovic, on mi nekdy napovldal.
Tax q Bohem
Blizenec Karel.
Bylo pul druhe, kdyz Karel
S Ferdou vydali Sc spolecne ma
odvaznou cestu. Ferda vedel,
ze do Vldne jde Sc 20 silnici
pres Krc, kde drive zustavali,
d proto delal vudce.
Nejdrlve ukazali 81, co KITE
ry wal S sebou. Nebylo toho
moe. Jen zadnou zbytecnou prl
tez Ferda mel nuz, dive ciga-
rety, Skatulku sirek, kdyby Sc
Jim stal podobny mailer jake
RobinsOnovi, ably nell cim roz-
delat ohen, kus provazu, prak,
Racuv atlas a piSt' alu. Karel
mel tri buchty, pet knizek In
dlanech, notes tuzku. Krone
toho nell celkem n6co pres A
koruny Ma nepredyldan6 vyda-
je.
Cestou malovali 81 budouc-
most nejruzov6jsimi barvami. vi
deli Sc V namornickych Satech
Ma lodi, Splhat po stozarech,
nabijeli kanony, strilet ma ia
ponce, az Sc zylaSt' vyzna-
menaji, poslou domu psani. To
budou kluci koukat!
Byl pekny dnorovy den, slu-
nicko svitilo jako V dubnu.
Ma mezi ~ LiSky" rozdelili
Sc buchty a cupali statecn9
dale.
Serilo Sc uz, kdyz Sc dostali
co Jesenice; koupili 81 diva bur
ty dive buchty a radili sc, kde
budou spat. .konecne Ferda chy
til V Zajezdnim hostinci koCiho,
rekl mu, re cekaji ma tatfnka,
re nemaji kde prenocovat a ko
d wal je do stale. Spali sice V
teple, ale misto postele a perrin
nell jen kus slamy. Tesili Sc
navzajem. Bojovnici musi IVY
kat stradani.
Unaveni nezvyklou cestou,
brzy usnuli. Zdalo Sc Jim o sa-
me vojn6, vid6li Sc V tabore ru-
skych kozaku, slyseli dusot
kohskych kopyt a ten ie taky
Vzbudil. Vozkoy6 zaprahali.
HoSi rychle vstali bez myti
a tesani, jez jim beztoho bylo
vzdy proti mysli, vysli ven.
Ale co to? Kan Sc podivali,
vsecko bile, sn6hem zapadle.
Pres noe zm6nilo Sc pocasi IL
pine.
PAX vysli ma siInici a po kot-
Milky We snehu Slapali dal. We
selost vsak byla pryc. zadny |
nemluvil, jen 81 V duchu pred
stavovali, .iak to bude, jestli je
tam ASH zima jeSte v6tSi.
DoSli ma kopec kus cesty "a
ysi a rozhlidli Sc po nekonetne /
zasn6zene plani.
Najednou chytil Karel sou
druha ia ruku a oba Sc zasta-
viii. Pod vrSkem spatfili nepri-
tele straSneho, o n6mz slycha-
vail, re ma spadyno ma mlade
hochy. Nebyli to jeSte zluti Ja-
ponci, nybrz zahnedli cikani,
kteri stranou u silnice rozlozili
syuj tabor.
"Ten starej ma mas kouka!"
vyhrkl Karel a neVyckav rady
kamarada, dial Sc do streSt6n6-
ho ut6ku. Takova zbabelost led
noho oddilu strhne pravideln6
ostatni cast vypravy a tax pc
Iasili oba pc silnici pres obec,
lde noclehovali, a dale smerem
ku PraZe.
Strach pred hn6dym pleme-
1em zmizel a nahradily iei pou
re obaVy pred domacim uvita-
2im. Tusili uz, re pres to, re ..
Sc dali ma ut6k, ceka ma ne pre-
e jedna rez, z niz jako vit6zo-
re nevyjdou. Nismene nevzbu-
zOvala Mich takoyou hruzu,
ia kO nOnVSlnni 10 NV dOoSniho .
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Mill rodiCei

W to nebilo donna kvydrzeni
a proto sme sli Ferdou Hro-
madkovic do Aisle pomoct Ru-
sum. NehledeJte mas, bilo byto
marny. AZ tohle budete cist,
budeme uz na pull ceste. Ty
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-23

rave Jess Barnes ! thought. Nor,
Twice John ]. McGraw carried Al
before o. his second guess. Another
shock.
The genial prssident Of the Brook
lyn baseball club thinks that his SUI
perbas played bstter baseball "a their
first two games IN the 1920 worlds
series than the Giants did in their
first two In 1921. Sec what simple
pastimes make joyful tho heart Of the
Brooklyn fans. They are happy on
Long Island because they were better
II 1920 than some other guy was In
1921.
Louisville having won the little
worlds series, has done something for
the state In baseball and 10 the first
Kentucky club ever to get into TIE
shadow Of 1 worlds series.
At least Babe Ruth made NO effort
to disguise the fact that he intended
to bust the rules.
The motto Of baseball il not take
nothing for granted" but take every.
thing while the taking is good
One story said that Bob Meusel was
going right to California to be married.
Then he bodied up playing tail TO the
Ruth comet. Never can tell anything
about comets anyhow. They are al
ways being discovered and taen going
out.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-23
TON beaten
BY CH|CAG0 VARSITY
SOON own GROUND
Impressive Victory, However,
Failed to Develop Any Sen
sational Plays.

Princeton, N. J., Oct. 22.-The Uni
versity of Chicago scored an i'm
pressive victory over Princeton's
eleven here Saturday afternoon, 8 to 0.
Romney kicked q field goal in the
second period and in the final quar-
ter received forward pass from Cole
on the Tigers five-yard line and
scampered back of the goal posts for
the solitary touchdown of the game.
Captain Mcclure of the western eleven
failed to convert the touchdown into a
goal, leaving the final score 8 to 0.
The game did not develop any play
of sensational character, the out
standing feature of the victors' work
being their consistent line plunging,
which Princeton's forwards appeared
to be unable to check But seven
forward passes were attempted and
the one which resulted in Chicago's
touchdown was the only one COM
pleted.
Chicago's victory over Princeton
was the first defeat ever administered
to one of the so-called big three col
|ege teams of the east by western
university eleven.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-23
Games Scheduled
in "Y" Series by
Director Holdeman

Schedules for kick baseball and tri-
angle ball games at the Y. NJ. C. A.
have been arranged by e. q. Holdeman,
physical director of the "Y." The for
mer games will be played at 5:13 p. m.
Mondays, Thursday and Saturdays. The
same teams will compete that competed
in the American and National fall ath-
letic program. The triangle games will
be played at 7:3O p. m. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays and will be
followed by the indoor baseball games,
schedules for which have been an
nounced
The captains of the kick baseball
teams are the following: j. B. Reynolds,
L. II. Hamilton, Sam Dawson. X. B.
Frazier, Joseph Robertson and C. O.
Dahlberg. The schedule is the fol-
lowing: October "a. Reynolds vs. Fra
zier; 81, Dawson VS.. Frazier; %. Rob-
ertson VS.. Dahlberg; 81, Reynolds vs..
Frazier; November g., Hamilton VS..
Robertson: 5. Dawson VS.. Dahlberg;
Z. Reynolds VS.. Dawson; 10, Hamilton
vs.. Dahlberg; II. Frazier VS.. Robert
son; IA, Reynolds VS.. Dahlberg; II,
Hamilton vs.. Frazier: 10, Dawson VS..
Robertson; 81. Reynolds VS.. Robertson;
zier VS.. Dahlberg.
Inc captains or the triangle Dali
teams are: Ed Murdoch. f. J. Stem,
Fl. G. Bennett. f. f. Owens. E. O.
Fonkalsrud and Fred Weisner. The
schedule for the triangle games is the
following: October 25, Murdoch VS..
Sten: q. Bennett VS.. Owens; Novem-
Der /. Fonkalsrud VS.. Weisner: 3,
VS.. Owens; 5, Sten VS.. Fon-
kalsrud: 10, Murdoch VS.. Bennett; II,
Stem VS.. Weisner; Is, Owens VS.. Fon-
II, Murdoch vs.. Weisner; 10.
Stem VS.. Owens; %, Bennett VS.. Fon-
26, Murdoch vs.. Fonkalsrud;
80. Stem vs. Bennett, and December 1,
Givens vs.. Weisner.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-23
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR SPECIAL

Notices to pay special improvements
and maintenance taxes as levied for the
year 1921 have been mailed out to all
known owners and to their last known
address, otherwise general delivery.
Practically every lot in the city has
either an improvement or mainten-
ance tax to pay.
Should you not receive your notice
in the next few days call up this office.
There is no legislative act to extend
the payments this year, as there was
last year.
If these taxes are not paid on or be-
fore Wednesday, November 30, 1921.
penalty of 10 per cent will be added
thereto as required by law, and all
property upon which taxes are then I'M
paid will later be sold for said taxes,
penalty and costs.
Ten per cent penalty and one per
cent interest per month will mean an
expense to You Of % per cent at the
end of the first year.
Would suggest that you avoid this
additional expense if possible.
w. p. WREN.
City Treasurer.
Great Falls, October %, 1921.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-23
AdQies Defeat Miner
rs to 0 in Kicking and
Forward Passing Game
Booting for Montana State College
Is Feature Of Came Punts Average
43 Yards Each.

Special to The Tribune.
Bozeman, Oct. 22.-The Montana
State college football team defeated
the Butte School of Mines team in a
hard fought battle here today by a
score of 26 to o.
The Bobcats outplayed the ore dig
gers in every departm emit of the game
with the exception of passing, where
the teams were evenly matched. Mon
tana state made her yardage and first
down IL times to the mines 9 times.
Five Of the mines first downs coming
MacCarren in two kicks averaged II
up their aerial work.
Much of the game was played In the
air, both teams making frequent use
Of passes and kicks. Streibeck did the
kicking for the mines, averaging IS
yards. Macdonald, kicking for. Mon
tana state, averaged 43 yards and
Maccarren in two kicks averaged u
yards. MacDonald's kicking was the
feature Of the game. On every, kick
off he sent the egg over the goal line
for q touch back.
Play Good Game.
All the players on both teams played
good ball and there were no stars
though Bertoglio for the miners and
MacCarren for the Bobcats deserve
more praise than their team mates:
The Miners received the kick off and
started by making three downs. On
the next down they fumbled and Mon
tana took the ball. The ball then
passed back and forth. the Bobcats
making better yardage but both teams
kicking a great deal The quarter
ended with neither side scoring, with
the Aggies having the ball on the
Mines A yard line.
In the second quarter the Bobcats
started to advance on the Mines goal,
with the Miners playing defensive
game and kicking whenever they got
the ball. Morphey took the ball over
for the first touchdown and then Mac
Donald kicked goal. The rest. OF the
half the play went back and forth,
neither team scoring, though the Miners
got to the Aggies ten yard line once
but fumbled and their chance OF the
game was gone. ..M...
Open With Passes.
Both teams opened up with passes
in the second half and made some
gains. Macdonald carried the ball
over for the second score and fol-
lowed by kicking goal. The last guar
ter was a passing contest and Cogss-
well intercepted pass and made it
good for a touchdown after running
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-23
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF SALE OF
CASCADE COUNTY, MONTANA

PUBLIC HIGHWAY BONDS.
Notice Il Hereby Given, That in pur-
f fSsn se.. Of od RESOLUTION adopted by
Cascade countr. Montana. on October
3. 1871. authorizing tho issuance Of
coupon bonds hereinafter described.
the said board Of county commissioners
ssr Il 1s Il sse ns oel t eiS N % e e.
county commissioners room in tho
court house In the city OF Great Falls,
Montana. receive sealed bids and sell
Hundred .Tsou..ad Dollars Doll aq ls2oo, oo S.
Cascade County, Montana Public high
way bonds Of the denomination Of
$1,000 each. bearing interest at the
semi annually dated tho first day Of
July, 1921, and becoming due as fol-
lows: In the order Of their numbers.
lowest numbers first:
July 1T 1e2s; $4,000 IN July Isl, 1895;
$4,000 on July 1st, 1927; $4,000 On July
LIST. 1928: $4,000 on July 1T. 1929: 81. 900
On July 1t. 1880; $4,000 on July 1T,
ss .sv:ey $1,000 49,, on i iSly 81 sd 5ss 1890: eSS
AIRY 1st, 1895; $4,000 on July 1st. 1885:
$4,000 on January 1st. 1886: $4,000 On
July 1st, 1886: $4,000 ON January list,
1 500; 30 gspu on 1 1: 1885, e. s6o 1'ss
jsnusry 1st. 1910: $4,000 on July 1st.
Said bonds being Tedeemabie on
the interest payment date .,. next Pre- Pre-,
principal and interest payable at the
American Exchange National Bank, In
the city Of New York. state OF New
York, said bonds are to be issued by
Of constructing system Of necessary
public highways within said county.
The said county will deliver to the
purchaser the approving opinion Of
and the .ucee..fui purchaser must 30
Bonds promptly within two weeks az
ter the date Of sale. All bids must be
without lon Or ana
state board Of land commissioners Of
the state Of Montana must be accom-
panied by an Unconditional certified
s snsSn o Of ton thousand dollars, ps sys
able to the order Of the county treasur-
or Of Cascade County. Montana, as a
guarantee Ct sSod =. faith AT :o, which check
caa 1s 70 sauay of cs
by any bidder to whom the said bonds
may be awarded Ct such sale in the
event such successful bidder shall re-
" make payment for such bonds up
ON delivery by the county at bank
s 'ss bonds Win not s. sold for less ss
than their par VaIuo ana the board or
county commissioners reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. All
bids must be addressed to the under
signed, county clerk Of Cascade coun-
~, at Great Falls. Montana.
Dated ut Great Falls, Cascade Coun.
ty, Montana. this 3rd day Of October,
1921.
Attest
BEN c. JOHNSTON.
Chairman Board Of County Commits
eioners.
JOHN e. MORAN. County Clerk.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-23
I'm THE WORLD OF SPORT
RAINBOW QUINTET
LEADING. BOWlERS
IN WEEK Of PLAY
Lead City League With Score
Of 2451; Antonich High
Individual With 526.

The Rainbow five, with a total of
2,451 pins, was high in the scoring In
the Enterprise bowling league during
the past week. Their opponents, the
Northern Lights, were second, with
2,349 The games were rolled at the
Black Eagle alleys. At the Enterprise
alleys, the Leader quintet rolled VIC
tory over The Tribune five by a count
Of 1,791 to 1850, and the Americans
of 2,OS6 to 1850.
The highest individual total of the
six teams was that of NJ. Antonich of
the Rainbow qquintet. who upset the
naples for 500 counters. G. Antonich Of
the same team was second, with SIS.
c. Antonich of the same team had the
high individual score, with 205.
The following were the results of
the games the latter part Of the week !:
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-23
Residence Donated
as Children's Home
Special to The Tribune.

special 10 lne lTlDuue.
Missoula, Oct. 22-Through the eff
forts of the Ministerial association,
Missoula is to have children's home.
The need Of such an institution has
been brought forcibly to the attention
of the association, it is said. because
there are many mothers in Missoula
who are working and have no place
where they may leave their children
during working hours. Such assistance
would be available with the opening Of
the home. The institution, as planned,
will also exercise the other functions
coNmon to children's home.
The large Kenneth residence at the
corner Of Pine and Washington streets,
has been secured as temporary quar-
tiers. It was purchased some time ago
by DR.. r. d. Peck Of this city. who has
donated it's use for this fall and winter
for the purpose of the home.
a natron will be placed in charge
immediately and the building fitted for
use.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-23
Football Results.
MONTANA

MONTANA
Aggies, 20; Mines. 0.
Montana Wesleyan, 20; Mount St.
Charles, 0.
Forsyth high, "a; Glendive, 0.
Butte high, 10; Anaconda, 0.
Moore high, q; Judith Gap, 10.
Spokane high. AZ; MissouIa, 6.
Culbertson high, 1O1; Wolf Point, O.
Livingston high, 81; Whitehall, 0.
Hobson high, o; Fergus end team !,
50.
Sheridan, (Wyo.) 20; Billings, 6,
MIDDLE WEST
DePauw, p; st. Louis. Z.
Coe, %; Dubuque u, Z.
Oberlin, 38; Hiram, 6.
Wooster, II; Case, 3. .....
Haskell, IA; Friends, Z.
Champion, 6; Luther, 3.
Drake, Al; Cornell, (Ia.) 0.
Minnesota, 6; Indiana, 0.
Detroit, %; Boston, 0.
McAllister, 8: st. Olaf, Z.
North Dakota, 81: South Dakota, 0.
Notre Dame, Z; Nebraska, 0.
Wisconsin, 10; Illinois, 0.
Ohio State, IA; Michigan, Q.
Hamline, II: st. Thomas, @.
Lawrence, 36; Beloit. 0.
Kansas Aggies, Z; Missouri, 5.
s. D. State, 81; n. D. Aggies, 0.
Carleton. IA; Knox. 6.
<s-~.> EASTERN
Princeton, o; Chicago, 8.
Yale, IA; Army, Z.
Lafayette, IS; Fordham, Z.
Harvard, Fl: Penn State, p.