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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-11
COMING EVENTS


Friday evening, Feb. II, ct Auditor
iuin, Ward Waters Concert Co., IS
Assembly number
Friday evening. Feb. II, at O'Clock,
at the First Baptist church, Miss lean
Waters will give an illustrated lecture
on Edinburgh.
Saturday afternoon. Feb. -. at Pal.
o,ctto club. Valentine card party IN
der auspices Of the eiu5.
Sunday afternoon, Feb. 70, at Audi
torium. Forum meeting, 2:45. Com
naunity singing. with chas. Upsom
Clark as speaker guest on topic, the
Last Word From italy"
iAondsy evening, Feb. -, at Guild
Hall. closing address ia Glass of In
struction. by Mrs. T. r. Gotham, IN
der auspices Palmetto club.
Monday evening. Feb. "a at o'clock
anacal banquet ard convention Of Vo-
lusia cc4nty Y. M c. a. at Masonic
hall, Daytona. r. Il. Edmords and a..
E. Roberts. prime pal speakers.
Monday evening, o'clock, annua!
Banquet and convention Of VoIusia
county " Nj. c. A. at Masonic hail,
Daytona. r. n. Edmonds and A. <.
Roberts, principal speakers.
Monday evening, Feb. "a, rehearsal
Peninsula Choral Soc city at Cavalry
Baptist church, under leadership Of
James Hcston.
Wednesday morning, Feb. 16, at 10
Afrl 4, L h. II e
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-11

IOil. SALE SluaH neW cottage, fur-
nsned. garage. 100000 if sold ts-
lcs3 re-. IS. ReE-y box 81 Sea-
nleeze. a4I-1-12-ti.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-11

FOR SALE Buick Six touring car in
fine running condition with extra
tire and fun equipment Win sell
cheap. Phone So w
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-11

FOR SALE-A good Groom. > story
cottage, lot 50x125. located close in
To business section, for only 5000
$500 cash. $50 per month This Is one
Of the best values We have ever Of
fered, Triple Cities Realty Co. Up.
stairs. opposite Casino 4S5-2-1l-3t
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FOR SALE

WANTED table boys to work
afternoons and evenings, Hankins
Drug Go. 480-2-11-St
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEMO HTClENlc COBSETS Spec
i4l attention ta Stout ladies surgical
aad maternity cases. See Madame
GeodWm 49, No4h Beach Street.
p2-9-7t
FORD REPAIRING specially.
Prompt ANA efficient service by ex-
pelt mechanic Wo,a guaranteed
Phone aN1J .ymaus garage, Ma
u3u reet near City camping
2roeu4- p1.2> Isl.
HrDsoN-EssEN service. Economy
Repafr shop Expert repair work on
.li make cars kenneth d. Mills. 36
Baker st.. paytoua, Fla pz-2-26t
TRIPS TO 81 Petersburg
every Wednesday i'm seveu-passeu
ger. tirst-clas- automobile Phone
773 Tor rates. WEI leave corner Of
Mau stree. and Ocean avenue Day
toua Beach 396-I-zitl.
aEE MAC. THE PAINTER. lie Viii
show you The new say in sanitary
finishes tuf walls Gibson MacCoa-
brey. Box loo. Doytona. Eta.
pl 2026t
WANTED-You 70 list your houses
for rent ana realty for sale with the
h B Schultz Realty Co. Gardiner
Building Phone GA S23-9-1I-tf
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FOR SALE Five and seven passen-
ger cars and sedans. Address 80
Charles Street. CITY ~ lit
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Awe have a Dodge Brothehs am
door sedan. Has been we'll cared FOR 1
Run about G,oo0 miles. For low price b
CT $500. Daytona Buick Co,
4S32-1I-3t
The population OF Brazil is one half
that CT the United States. Ii
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-11

FOR SALE Rebuilt Presto Storage
Battery. Price S20Go. Ideal Garage.
Daytona Beach p211-3t
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FOR SALE-Slab wood delivered in
four strand lots at $500 per strand,
$l.75 at mill Several hundred carts
Of four feet slabs at bargain In
formation. Phone $40
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HELP WANTED

WANTED Man to work on boot
stand. Inquire Headquarter, Claren-
dnu 175-2-l0 p.
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FOUND

FOUND Automobile wheel tfont
sht. with wire spoNes. lAa 81 W.
t'ea,. sites nst $50 iiauy News
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-05-09

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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-12-18
FIGHT ON HIGH TAX
To Be EMBODIED IN
STATE ASSOCIATION
Farmers Cooperative Union
Calls Meeting for Feb.
Is at Billings.

Billings, Dec. IA meeting IN Bill
lings February Is, of representatives OF
various county taxpayers organizations
to form state association to work for
lower taxes was called Friday night by
the executive committee of the Mon
tana Farmers Educational and Cooper
alive union, which concluded it's annual
convention here Friday. a meeting to
form a Yellowstone county taxpayers
association is scheduled for December
30.
Twenty-Five sets Of resolutions COW
ering taxation, legislation and other
subjects relating to agriculture were
adopted at Fridays sessions Of the con-
vention. The resolutions opposed the
sales tax, encouraged the agricultural
bloc in congress, opposed the existing
plan Of federal aid in road construc-
ton, urged assessing of corporations at
full value, declared for the loan of state
funds for the hail insurance board,
urged repeal o. the Esch- Cummins
transportation act, asked for lower rate
Of discount from the federal reserve
bank and demanded the removal Of Gov
ernor w. p. P. Harding from the board,
insisted that banks, stores and elevat-
ors be operated for smaller profit mar
gins, recommended extension and lem
ency on general credits, farm mort
cages and delinquent taxes until condi-
lions improve, declared freight rates
exorbitant and opposed discrimination
in favor of the long haul, demanded re-
vision of banking laws to permit CO.
operative banks and covered other spec
ific subjects.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-12-18
BROWNING WATER
SYSTEM RODS FIRE
OF FUTURE CHANCES
H. P. Walkers Work Proves
Efficient Piece Of Hydraul-
ic Engineering.
Snec;.I Ia The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Browning, Dec. T-Browning's new
water system has been completed with
the exception Of few minor details
and proves to be q remarkable piece OF
hydraulic engineering and fire pro-
lection. It is believed to be the FIN
est and most efficient standpipe system
IN the state. III. p. Walters, of Great
Falls, was its creator. !,
Browning recently had a fire and
had to stand by and see it burn itself
into ashes, for lack of efficient water
supply. That day is now past. From
the immense standpipe supply, seven
or eight streams may now be thrown
over any of the business houses in the
town and there will be no lack OF wa
ter henceforth to battle flames.
On account of this feature the gov
eminent has connected the system up
with the Indian agency. 1t has pro-
vided 500 feet of hose and a hose
cart, while the municipality has 120O
feet Of hose and two carts. The gov
eminent inspector sent here to LOOK
the system over complimented the town
on the improvement and he appraised
the system very highly.
All the houses in town are to be
connected up with the mains, and fire
hydrants will be placed in all the
blocks. The high school will save con-
siderable expense by introduction of
the new supply.
The water Is obtained from deep ar
tesian wells. 1t is of fine drinking
and cooking quality and almost as cold
as ice water
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-12-18
WAY found TO SAVE
ACCIDENT BOARD IN
PARALYSIS OF FUND
Authorized to Use 1922 Appro.
priation, Legislature to
Make Up Deficit.

Helena, Dee. 17.-Suspension of
the Montana industrial accident board
was ayerted Saturday by action Of the
board of examiners in authorizing the
use Of the 1922 appropriation to make
up a deficit Of $4,000 caused by a
mistake Of the last legislature.
The appropriation bill of the last
session gave $4,000 from the general
fund and $4,000 from the state in
dustrial accident fund" for administra-
tive expenses of the board. It was
then found that the $4,000 item had
been taken from the wrong fund: An
other bill was passed to remedy the
error. The last bill never reached the
governor, having been lost.
Jerome G. Locke, chairman Of the
accident board, informed the board OF
examiners that his office would have
to close unless something was done to
relieve the situation. His appropriation
was entirely expended.
After considering the question, the
attorney general ruled that it would
be legal to use the 1922 appropriation
and any deficit could be made up by
the next legislature.
Mr.. Locke stated that his board had
not run behind, but that it could OPP
crate on the fees it is now receiving.
However, the law prevents the use OF
the fees and the department is entirely
dependent on appropriations for adj
ministrative expenses.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-12-18
R. r. Speeder's Plunge
Breaks Arm of Rider,
Dislocates Shoulder
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Coutts, Alta, Dec. 17.-When his
gas speeder jumped the track above
Coutts, Aleck Kiniak found Tuesday
the 18th unlucky, as one Of his arms
was broken and shoulder dislocated
in the plunge, besides several teeth
being knocked out and his face LAGER
ated.
Kiniak was not unconscious long and
managed in some manner to move the
wrecked speeder. In leaving the track.
the car struck whistling post, break.
ing it short off. and smashing two
wheels on the machine. He made his
way into the Coutts station, leaving q
trail of blood all the way in, and is said
to have tainted upon reaching the sta.
ton platform.
About the time the north passenger
came into the yards, Jack Stafford
customs officer, assisted Kiniak away
from the edge nearest the tracks. He
was then taken ON board the train
upon it's return trip to Lethbridge
and placed in the Gait hospital.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-12-18
G.. N. Tie Orders Mean
Work in Timber Region
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
KalispeIl, Dec. 1.-THE action of
the Great Northern in again purchasing
ties is expected to furnish work for
many Of the unemployed through the
timber regions of western Montana.
According to the posted notices the
prices are very low, ranging from 81
cents for No. to 25 cents for a
No. 8 or reject, while the same grades
averaged about so cents higher when
buying was discontinued over a year
ago.
However, it is believed that, even
tivity win result and that the work
which will be furnished for men and
teams will very materially improve the
unemployment situation, which has
never been really acute. Many home
steaders and small timber owners are
planning small operations as a source
Of ready money to tide them over until
work opens up in the spring.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-12-18
SEEKS GOLD LEASES
UPON 125 MILES Of
: STATES BIG RIVERS
Livingston Man Says He Will
Spend $250,OO0 at Once and
Millions Later.


Helena, Dec. l7.--C. w. Black
ley, Of Livingston, has filed an ap-
pIicati0n with the state land board
for 2O.year leases on about 1875
miles of the Yellowstone river and
the headwaters OF the Missouri
river for the purpose of gold
dredging.
In his letter to the board he
stated that, if the leases were
granted, he expected to expend
$250,O00 Immediately for machin-
cry. The operations planned, he
said, would ultimately run into
millions.
He stated 1his belief that there
was much gold In the beds OF the
rivers which only awaited proper
dredging operations to extract.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-12-18
Rescue Christmas
for Kiddie. Of Poor
Told I'll Hasn't ANY
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
Hayre, Dec. ia number OF
poor families have boen adopted"
by Havre people for the Christmas
season. Many Of the country people
are not telling theIr children that
there 10 Christmas this year, BE-
cause they cannot afford to give
them anything for Christmas.
Friday the people who adopted"
families at the Red Cross office for
a Christmas box were Mrs. A. J.
Broadwater and all the employees OF
the Havre Commercial: Mrs. "A.
Sailor, Miss Alice Burke, Miss Mar
aaret Corcoran, Mrs. Joe Linder,
Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Reid, Miss AIDE
laine Bice, Miss Rose Seaman and
Mrs. Isabella Snortum.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-12-18
Heavy Snow Blessing,
View on Fergus Farms

Special to The Tribune. 34
Lewistown. Dec. ia heavy snow
storm developed here at o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon and it continued
throughout the night and into this
morning, extending over wide extent
of territory. There was n marked fall
il temperature preceding the storm.
and farmers look on the snow as a
eessn ns snes u H he Ironnd the frost
tent and will give the winter wheat a
fine bed.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-12-18
Havre Odd Fellows
Will Install Jointly

Special to The Tribune
Havre, Dec. 17.--The Lillian Re-
bekah lodge, No. Al, has elected Off
GERS, as follows: Carrie West, noble
grand; Isabella Sortum, vice grand !;
Fannie Adams. recording secretary
Bertha Doles financial secretary, and
Emma Fuglevand, treasurer. Mrs. G.
J. Bonine was appointed deputy pres
ident
The Rebekahs will have a joint in
stallation with the Odd Fellows Jan
uary 2. Lunch and dinner will be
served, with dancing in the evening.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-12-18
CHINOOK LEGION ELECTS.

Special to The Tribune.
Chinook. Dec 17.-The Chinook
post of the American Legion elected
officers on Tuesday evening, for the
coming year, as follows: Henry HEB
ert, post commander: 2. K; Mckenzie,
jutant; Q. B. Silvie, finance officer;
James Giblin, sergeant-at- arms; Monte
Burgess, historian. The executive
committee is composed of William
Johnson, Harold Schlatter, and Guy
DoWen.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-12-18
1850 School Riddles
See Health in Film
and Fairy Spectacle
Snecial to The Tribune.

Kalispell, Dec. 17.-Fully $50 grade
school children packed the Liberty
theater Thursday to witness the pre-
sentation of special health program.
a part OF the city's observance Of good
health week. The program consisted
of a special health crusade film and
several playlets and pageants in which
the children took part. Sunshine
fairies, fresh air elves and health cru
saders costumed like knights, effective
II portrayed to the children their i'm
portance in the battle against disease.
The program was under the auspices
of the local schools and all grades
we're dismissed and attended in body.