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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20
SHERIFF OF LEE COUNTY

Governor McRae yesterday appolrt cd \. r. Galloway of Moro temporary sheriff of Lee county to succeed tn late Arthur Cotter. An election prob ally will be held !n April, the governor ,oid. to fill the office for the full tenn ether candidates for the position were Jesse M Bush and Sam Harrington 10th of Marianna, who probably will again be candidates at the election.
 Mr Galloway is mavor Of Moro. d p,. 'tion which he a ras 'gning tc act as sheriff. and is ], signing n act as sheriff, and is also employed in one of the large milling tcmpanIes of the town. He is former resideht of Ne vada county and was an arden. sup porter of Governor McRae in his e m- paign for office.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20
MAKE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS, GET AHEAD OF THE OTHER FELLOW BY PICKING SCRAPS OF TIME FROM THE WASTE BASKET.

Abraham Lincoln would split rails all day in the forest and then after his days work, would walk five miles to borrow a book to study and improve himself. It is said that George Wash ington in answer to question of his mother as to why he studied so late at night, replied that he was working out the destiny of his country, and he did.
 There are hundreds of young people today who are desirous of gaining practical education, but for one reason or another, they cannot leave home to secure it, so they drag along from one year to the next in the same old rut. There are hundreds of others who can not attend our school in person but who are ayailing themselves of the op- portunity offered by the Correspon- dence Department of our College, say ing their leoisure moments and invest
 
 mean thousands of dollars to them in the coming years.
 You may say that you are not able to take course, but the person who can least afford it, is the one who needs il most, who should get it by all means at any sacrifice: it does not cost much. Young friend take advantage of your opportunity to gain q business education, use the moments that would otherwise he wasted. Spend an hour after nightfall ill the long winter even ings qualifying yourself with knowl- edge of the famous Byrne Shorthand Practical Bookkeeping, Typcwriting Arithmetic. Grammar, Writing, Sales manship, and Business Efficiency. Ad- vertising and Photography, by which you will make the business world readily pay cash for your services.
 Fill out the following blank and mail to the Correspondence Department for catalogue aud full particulars of th's Money back Guaran ced Course. Tyler Commercial College, Tyler TeX. Name ------------------- Address ---------.----.- -.-.-----------..-- Correspondence Course interested in
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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20
ArTENTTON!

Of all EX-SOLDIERS who served in the War with Spain at home or abroad, or htose who saw service in the Philippine Instruction or the China relief expedition and their wid- ows. The late Congress passed laws of the utmost interest to soldiers and if they will send name and address to Walter S. Buchanan, NationalAid. de Camp, Army and Navy Union, Route ,, Louisa. Va, he will be glad to advise Uem fully as to their rights under the new law Prompt action will mean the possible saving of money, as the pension commences from the filing oi the claim MT Buchanan wishes tt assists his comrades in every possible manner. Write him and enclose stamI for reply.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20
CURB PUBLIC
 UTILITIES
SENATE PASSES MEASURE PRE-. VENTING RATE INCREASES
 PENDING HEARINGS.

The passage of Senator Emory's bill eliminating the bonding provision from the Arkansas Corporation Commission rules. and of the Roddy Bogle Senate bill. separating state and federal cleo tions in Arkansas, featured the pro ceedings of the Senate yesterday.
 The Emory bill was recommended favorably at the hearings held by the Committee on Public Service COrpor- ations Thursday night when repre- sentatives both of public utilities and of the Arkansas Gas Consumers As sociation addressed the committee.
 The bill eliminated the provision in the Corporation Commission rules by virtue of which corporations were al- lowed to give hond for the return )f eSeess charges, etc, and to make their rate raises before their petitions for rate increases have been passed upon hr the commission. In calling his measure up for passage yesterday af- ttrnt on, Senater Emory decared that lii emergency existed in that the Ark ansas Natural Gas Company has sched- uled a rate raise to become effective February [.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-01-20
HELD ON LIQUOR CHARGE

Sheriff Steele this morning went to the home of Cleveland Wade, eolored. and after a search of the premises. arrested Wade for having "moonshine liquor' in his possession.
 Sheriff Steele found half gallon fruit jar filled to the brim with the unlawful liquid, hidden in the back yard, and a further search brought to light full grown pint concealed under the house.
 Wade was brought before Squire ]. T. Burns and Deputy Prosecuting At torney Dexter Bush was sent for.
 After conference between the off cials, the accused was bound over in the sum of S25000 until tomorrow. when he will be given hearing before Squire Burns.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-30
UN coNsEJo A MR.. MOORE

creemos neeesario Sc adopten algunas
Hodidas en- varios departamentos dc la
Aduana. especialmente en- aquellos que
se dediean Al despaeho, de mercancias
eel extranjerO, pues las demoras son
tan grandes que periudican mu-
clio los intereses del eomercio en-
general y mas los dc los hombres de ne
goeio que importan de Espaaa. AleIna-
RIA. Ingiaterra. Franeia, etc. Sc ha da-
do el case De que muchas mercancias
ban estado por espacio de tres y cuatro
neses en- aimae6n, en- espera del CORES
rondiente Ievante, tOdo por la ealma en-
revisarlas. Fambi6n aconsejamos pru-
dencia por parte de algunos emoleadcs
en- 10 que sc relaeiona a las maneras
como sc debe tratar al pdblieo, con la
6ebida eortesia al solieitarse alguna in
formation por parte del mismo.
Rsperamos que ei sehor. Moore haga
10 necczario para eorregir estas dehcien
eias en- ei servicio que tan dignamente
dirile.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-30
us aoasRE AVOCADO

Aver. q lM di.z ~ ~ n mana,
mientras - bahuian eh Ia tahia
fftits b -NeW Ysfk y porto Rico
SIS Co.' ios mueharhos Vicente Ro
fhan y Rlesrila Rivera. rscibieron an
fnerte susie ~ sahui ir efeontrar
- entire dos agD4s ean 81 cadaveF de
un hsmtFe.
Embellishments, con Jos ojos bien
RFandes. las muehaehos - preeipita-
ron 2 tisrra para dar euenta a las
a1toFidades del hallaEgo. una de
tls pernonas que estahan presentes
euando los muchaehos c1ntaron 10 de-
q aparicidn, y cue responde al nom
IRE ~ Franeisco Strong. quien resui
81 ser On verdaderB "strong-
~ tir6 Afnsua 3 fFaio 4 Ia superfieie
= eaeaTef a. un hombre que. por 81
hsico. puFscla un americano. como
lueRo pud8 compF1harse
Un Rsdnefof a. este peridises aeu
90 . q hahia para obtenfr los in
formes' que reiaianoa q eontinuaci6n:
Antennoehr. tFdn dtclaraeiones dei
amigo A. nhogado. - enconfrahan
~ = eafetin situads frente q h adua
na y cue ~ conoce por eEl nosque''. +.
Juan i.aiaosa lnuestro informanteD
y James firailty fci ahogadol.
Juan hutiuEa dice que Bp.dley to-
mo fla ilmonsd@ con q. 3 que mas
tards Sc dsspldieron. Bradley habia
temrdo rpn-=nos ditto Juan Lahiosa,
- 30 tiene nada de particular que
~ eayenl 81 aaa. que tratara de
iieEar nai5 hasta - vapor
~ ahcrzda. james Bradley. es
marinero DEL yapaF ~. s. s. Ran
etr", y como habiu 'lsgad0 muy tar
de ~ plays. no eneontr6 IL lancha
rtrteurrieate a msneionad5 cosfEne
-. per p que p supone que. Al apro
xiiuaFzs 81 baris del mue'le. eay6 al
mar.
~ eadaver ~ presenta sehales dc
kaher reelhiio Folps alguno.
Iames Bpidley es natural del esta
a. a. Misislpi
foT ordsn 81 fiscal nllz collazo.
fue lefaniade Il eadager condueldo
al hospiihl. para un examen detalla
do
~ dfteriiye Cheneho inyestiga Il
existe euipahilldad u e. heeho fue
o4aual.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-30
FL "RAsE BALL" EN- CAROLINA

Tambien pOr Carolina parece desper'
tar el espiritu basebolero. con tai entu
fiasmo, que mereee la atenci6n de to.
dos los que admiran ese deporte.
Era de esperarse que Carolina contri
Luyera, como otras veces. 4 aumentas
sl entnsiasmo depOrtivo pOr la isla, va
anc en- estOs dias. segIn leemos en-
PL AIURDo, son muehos los pueblos
cue 10 aprestan q las luchas de 'base-
balL''
Dos novenas midieron sus fuerzas 81
domingo pasa6o: La "oLD CARROLL
EA''. eoinpuesta por los veteranos de
1879; los "LTGADos'', integrada
pos los muchnchos de Ia Central Vic
toEia'' y los eseolares.
Ambas novcnas pFometen estar, den
tFo Dc pocos dias preparadas para con
tender con euaiquieEa otra do su elase
cue haya en- Ia isia.
Severe serrano MELENDEz.
Carolina. agosto 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-30
FINCA EN- VENTA:-. CAFE Y
FRUTOS MEMORIES

Por tenerse que aIlsentar Stt dueho,
Sc vende una finca de 81 cuerdas por
plano, radicada en- el barrto capaez de
Adjuntas, Puerto Rico.
Terrenos sin rival como 10 atest1gua
"a calidad de sus frutos.
Gaze de superior calidad, frutos me
nores de gran tanano en- gran abun
dancls; tales como platanos, gtineos,
6e classes distintas, cl.inas, toronias, ma
royes, pifas, aguacates. Amones dulces,
anoncs, flames. yautias, tayotes, apios,
etc.
Abundancia de yerba de guinea Tres
pastos excelentes cercados de alambre
para Guido de animales. MagnGicot 81
ito para horta1izas y crianza de aves,
cerdos, etc.
Casa de maquinaria y corredores de
construction nneva; alinac6n, glacil, ca
saS de vfv1enda! Aqua niuy pura Y abun
Dante traida en- tuberia para todos los
uses sttio extremadamente salu5re A
cratro Kilometres de distancia desde los
establecilnientos dicha carretera, por
camino de CAIRO. Por otro punto dcsde
Ia colindancia la carretera hoy solo
200 metros.
Para informes dirijase Don Arturo
Rodriguez, Adjuntas, Puerto Rico. Advt
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uN HoMBRE QUE GANo
$1,000 PoR CADA MINUTO

DEAUVILLE (Franica), agosto 20.-
Siguen las jugadas entire los elementos
mas distinguidos del mundo. Ell 'sCa-
sino Deauville' bate Ell ''record'' este
aiic en- entradas.
Entire los afortunadcs de la tempo
rada Sc encuentra James Harvey. anti
quo redactor de TN diario de. Los An
geies, (caiifornia), quien con Sa00, en-
dos ncches, gan6 $4,000. y la condcsa
cathcart, esposa Gle Earl Cathcart. TO
da la fortuna que habia perdida' esta
dania la recuper6 con SIS; Gregorio
Vagliano, propietario de un vapor grie
go, estableic6 un record, sosteniend,
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Es possible una Y, psr9 pretisru una X


Lomia neva a Ia independencia, pero
10 al estado; cue para llegar al estado
es precise pasar pOr la forma de gobier
40 territorial.
sielto tener que manifestarle que Ell
estimado coIega esta en- un error de
huito.
Dice W. J. Cocker en- su Obra III
cobierno De los Estados Unidos"
"El Congress- tiene PoDEREs DIS
czEsIoNALEs respecto a la admision
de nuevos Rstados. Por 10 general Sc
han adnlft,do los Estados:
To- Por un acto de habiiidsd del
Congress- por ef eusi Sc autoriza al pue
bio para fOrinar y adoptar una oonsti-
trci6n
20.-- Por medic De una Constitution
establecida por los habitantes lie un
Terfitor.o. sonetiendo la misina al Con
greso pldiendo Ia admission del Is
tsdo.''
Feniendo ei congreso PoDBREs DIS
CREsIONhLRs respecto la admission
de nuevos estados, es l6gico deducir
are II ei consreso quiere haesr Estado
a Puerto Rico aunque tengainos un go
b.efno anton6mico. puede hacerlo perfec
tamente: usaria el primer procedi-
riiento.
De Ia Autonomia podemos pasar al
Estaao a Ia Independeneia con el
E~otectorado americana.
Dependence del Congreso dc los Rsta
ios Unidos
Esta elaramente demostrado que es po
slLie una Y; pero, como he dicho en-
atieuio que ne mandado a Ell NUN
DO. hoy prehero una x, una inc6snita
Isaias RODRIGUEZ.
0uayanilla, agostO de 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-30

Les ioysnfs Iofs casvss viret Leo
noFa maFN aaiensa. dehido a Ia pre-
Iaega dsi tismpg y . las eircunstaneias
cohrursutss. iegsiirason ~ enlacs ma
tfimoaiai en- IA residences dei luex ~.
AyhaF. quiaiuun Fatiaearss en- m fe
eut6iies ratiecanao "a matrimonio p0r
= ritual ds u iEissia
~ .ahado poF IN taEds sn Is ieiesia
catsaFat q nsvdo. p. Noei. pagEoeo
de Il mfsmn. un4 vex eumpiimentsdos
~ requisites dsl ritual. sche IL hsndl.
eitn . ies sspqsss CuevAa hIArx.
FusFon paafinss Enliio casvas y
ctnaid4 cssvaa hefnanes 6sI contra
ysntes FsiieiaaAea
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-30
BALE EN- cAGUAs

La "Colonia Espaiola'' do Caguas
colebrara ell dia de setiembre una ja-
rama bale.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-30

r. M. CARABANo.
Aibonito, P R, 27 de agosto de 1921
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-30

Lsi con lust6 = hno artisuia con sl
eus "a masniaeo amige y eolagaheEo
ulass dG RaaEie. tFsta de EefutaF sl
eus - ssenbi tisuisas 'El DsFFctero
da - Uni6n''
a6s hnbssas neEaaado que 81 exec
peuts nnaiwo stscsFs ia psrts vulreEabls
ds mi ssrr.ts para p9deT eeelFie: Tiere
ud Fas6n. "a ves q teneF ase rsba-
tssis Ne ss mas sras0 eedsF cue im-
puynnF
Dice q anigo Rosario qoe dsy esa
= shfsnasr qus ei anico medic de re
seivsr q pEobssma politieo - dsfls 6
bsda 81 nusstfa piataforina Al idssl rs
thae
n pfpblssaa inportaais gue tlsne D.
Unl6n o. eyliaS Ia diyisi6a. para svl
tsrla. ie qas hay qus haeer Is oeapar
Ees tedos. e. 81 pressnts. ds Ia hutono,
Wie o. naueFa exeihslva. dsiando los
idsaiss para lee futuFos tiempos Esto
"a - qne Fealments se aesF-ende De
~ artieuie.
Diee si amiFo Rosario eus es.oy en
~ sFFor ai Greer sus "a d Uai6l hap
ettNaiatNs
En Ia uniou hay paftidarios aes p
faacs. homhres sus desean 50 inelya
sfta anai.daa es - piatnforns del par.
tida. eolno Do hs intenfado - af Ira.
viesg. ose qus sa aos assrgl,ieas Eaos
hHhEes son sztadisiss
En IA Asamhisa eelebgada eyer en-
Bauanquitas. - aniiFo Rosario oy6 de
lahios asi Ticescisdo con y cuchl Ccuyo
esIshro paTscs IN Rtha "a erapci6n
suando hatia Al paliieol qus en- IL
Uni6a hay sutsnomntas. cstaGistas Q
MISREPRESENTATION
Dee a amigo Rosario cue "a auto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-30
isabella Sc DIvIERTE

Nos eOmunica nuestro cOrrespOnsal en-
Isabella:
"Ya en- este pueblo Sc hace innece-
fari0 que el m6dieo tenga QUO recetar
cue So visite ei teatro en- las noches
dc function, pues ei sr. Refols Roger ha
hechO de m teatro un verdadero sitio
de FeereO y hasts de instruction Exhi-
be las meiorcs produeeiones mudas que
se snportan a la isla y ofrece al publi-
CO ademAs de una ventilation esplen-
dida. lug magniaea y muy c6incdas bu-
tacas.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-30
RL JURz DR YAUco
EN- UNA cUNETA

ausstEc eoFrespOnsal en- Isabella nos in
foFma 10 slsniente;
s'El RF. GoEsalez suarez tuvo la
rasia suerte De cue en- su viaje de re
sEsso : san Juan el automoviI que 10
eonducla. un oldsmObils'', Sc precipi
tass en- la euneta mas profunda de
caAo orande .caFretsFa Isabella y One.
tradillas--. ~ vehienlo qued6 destro-
Eado. y 81 81. Gonzales suarez salic
cenfuso. Lamentamos 10 ocurrldo.
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la banca durante ocho noches consecuti
vas, contra los ricachos Conde de Roths
Child, Principe Aga Kahn, A. z. Ma
c-1nher y ell Maharajah de Kapurthala.
Fftsbo un momento en- que la mesa es-
taba cubierta de rnonedas, billetes y
valores por valor de $4,000, 600.
Sir Edwin John, millionaire ifdio-
ingles. empez6 jugar con $4,000 ha-
biendose retirado con 100000. Seg1n
caiculos, este cabaIlero gan6 a raz6r
de S11, 900 por minute durante el item
po que estuvo sentatlo ante Ia mesa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-30
IA RoRMAcToN DE La LEGION
RxTRANJERA En- LA HABARA

HABANA. agosto 29.-La forsnaci61
ds 4 legion En- Cuba para eombatir con
tEa los moFos en- MaFrueeos. sisne de
maneEa satisfeetoria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-30
DIRECTORIO
BARBERIAS
SALON BROADWAY
San Jose No. u.

San Jose No. 81.
Con este nombre queda alberto al
pdblico este nuevo salon de barberfa
con todos los adelantos modernos.
(Usamos aqua caliente.)
Jose Diaz Aponts.
Propietario.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-07
PARENTS BAIL
BOY ACCUSED
BY GIRL OF Is
Half Breed Indian Also Held on
Statutory Charge Still il,
County Jail.

Raymond iapston. arrested last Tues
day for aleged.y committing statutory
offense against 16-year-eld Vera Cher
now. was taken home Thursday by his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Mapstor
of Sand Gonlee. after they had phtainna
his release from the. county Jail bs fur
nishing 5000 bail bond 4 property
bond in the amount demanded was fsiRd
by the parents aud was accepted by
Justice of the Peace G. A. Wilson Ac-
cording to offsc ais, Young Mapsten has
admitted the accuracy Of the charge pre-
ferrea against him.
Young Indian Still in Jai'.
Robert Felster. the half breed Indian
arrested with Mapston and VINO Is SAID
by Off as to have been primarily re-
sponsibe for the alleged waywardness
of the girl, is held at the county jail
in default of bail and Will probably be
accused by County Attorney IL. d. Ben
net in a district court Information. Fol-
ster. when arrested. was at berty from
The state pcnttentiary under parole, ac-
cording to Inspector X. :. Gannt. but
will be tried on the recent charge in.
stead of being returned to Deer Lodge.
He was sentenced by Judge Ii. II F,w-
ing in 1919 to serGe from one 10 three
years for forgery.
Older Sister Not Found.
Officials have had no succesgin trac-
ing MARY Chernow. 1S-year-old sister.
but il is believed that she has returned
to Canada where the family lived until
recently 1t is charged that before leav-
ing. the missing girl made no account
ing for S1755. asserted to have been given
her by her father to be forwarded to .
Canadian bank. Officials say they. have
information that Folster was respon-
sible for the alleged disappearance OF a
portion of the money. The father Of
the girls is now employed at carpenter
work at Bolton.
Girl 10 Be Cared For.
The Younger girl is now in the custody
Of A. +. yDecew. deputy for the bureau
of child and animal protection. and will
be taken 10 the Crittenden home at
Helena within the next few days. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Decew and Deputy coun-
ty Attorney f. A. Ewald. the girl ha,
given u complete account Of the alleged
offense charged against Mapston and
FOleter
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-07
CITY PRIMARY
Will. BE- HELD
ON MARCH Il
City Officials in Great Falls,
Belt. Neihart, and Cascade
to Be Named.

With work resulting from the Novem-
ber general election barely cleared away,
preparations arc going forward at the
office of County Clerk John L. Moran
for the annual elections to be held next
spring in Great Falls and school district
No. /. Registration books will close
February 3 for the municipal primary
election, the first of three elections to
be held
The primary election is dated for
March u. when candidates will be
placed in nomination for the office Of
mayor and for representatives in the
city council from each of the five wards.
The retiring aldermen are II. A. Stevens,
first ward; Barney Joyce. second ward ::
George Grover. third ward: II. r. John
son. fourth ward. and John Wilson. fifth
ward.
Tie annual city election will be held
Monday. April I. for which the rrsstra-
ton books will close February II. The
ANIMAL school election will take place two
days prior to the city election. on Satur-
day. April = Registration for the school
election will close February II. School
trustees whose terms expire this spring
are X. B. Noble and r. IL Swain.
City elections will be held at Cascade.
Ncihart and Belt on April l. the same
date on which Great Falls officials will
be chosen.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-07

club had grown in three months time
from all organization with u membership
If about 1G 10 membership of loO.
Miss Powers also outlined several proJ-
eets she left would be worthwhile M
dertakings for the club One was the
organization Of Il stat" federation Of
business and professional women. She
said there are fIoni,shing clubs Of busi-
ness women in Billings. Missoula. H@l-
ena. kalspelI. and Conrad. Other
propositions were Gown town club
room for the members and An employ
ment office for girls. Reports were
also read by the secretary, Miss May
Casey. and the treasurer. Miss Marie
Jorgenson.
A vote Of thinks was given to the
retiring officers who had been rcspon
sible for the remarkable growth Of the
club.
Miss Hazel Davis was formerly vice
president Of the club and also an active
worker IN the Young Womans Chris
tion association. She is native OF
Devils Lake. n j.. Since coming to
Great Fails five years ago She has been
an assistant for the W. III. George Under
taking company
Miss Kendrick is a stenographer for
the Great Falls Commercial club. She
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-07
BUMGARNER TO GO
TO BOHEMIAN MEET
President of County Farm
Bureau to Be Cascade Repre-
sentative at Conference.

Clark Bungarner. president Of the
Cascade county farm bureau. who viii
represent the Cascade county organlza
tion Mt the conference of county farm
bureau presidents at Bozeman. January
10, II and T. viii leave Great Fails
Sunday for Bozeman.
Twenty five counties will be repre-
scntcd BY as many presidents at this
conference and the new state president
of the farm bureau will he elected at
this meeting.
s. l.. Strivings Of New Iork vice
president of the National Farm Bureau.
will be present and speak on the work
that is being done BY the national organ
izatiou w b. Harlan, the present state
president for Montana. win preside.
A marketing forum will be held at
Bozeman on Thursday and Friday q
next week and Mr.. Bumgarncr will re-
main for this meeting The marketing
forum has been called TO work ont q
system whereby tbe farmers will receive
a stabilized price for their products
Mrs. G. r. Moorehead OF Vaughn, viii!
represent the woman's work of the farm
bureau in Cascade county at the con
ference.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-07
HEAD ELECTED
BY BUSINESS
WOMEN'SCLUB
Miss Hazel Davis President /;
Miss Lois kendrick Is Named
Vice President.

Mss Hazel Davis. was unanimously
elected president OF the Busi mess and
Professional Woman's club at the annual
business meeting held Thursday evening
in the palm room at Hotel Rainbow.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-07
B Officials Named
by Judges to Jobs
Given Them by Vote

t'nilure Of Superintendent OF Schools
Jane keeney, Coroner Lee Roy Nc
Burnes and Constable II. Y. eagle 70
file their approved official bonds before
the required date has made necessary
their appointment to the Offices to which
they were elected al the last general
election. All Of these officials filed
bonds with the county clerk. but had
failed to have them approved by judge
II. H. Ewing and J. B. Leslie and the
Offices were declared vacant The
formality Of making the appointments
was completed by the board Of county
commissioners Thursday.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-07

has lived III Great Falls for one year
and in Montana for seven years. She
is a native Of Ohio
Miss Thorndyke is stcnogrepher In
the Commercial National bank. where
she has been employed for the last Two
years. She was born in Big Stone City
s, d., and was educated in the schools
of that city Before coming to this city
she was employed as a stenosrapner
in the First National bank Of Moberly
S. b.
Miss Calcutt was born at Deer Lodge
For two years she attended the BUTTE
high school and finished at the Great
Falls high school. Her CONNER 81
training was received at the Great Falls
Business college. For four years she
was steno2raniier for the Tribune ana
for the last five years has been stem
ographer in the office of Freeman ana
Thplpn
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-07

The greatest sea wave on record IL
that which on October 6. 1881. is said
10 have broken near Cape Lopatka,
kamchatka. 30 feet high.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1921-01-07
Welded Four Months;
Deserted Two Years;
Wife Asks Divorce

Charging that ber husband deserted
her four mouths after their marriage