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New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
Culrran Backs
Open Beach
Policy in City
Candidate Pledges People
of Rockaways He viii
Reclaim Water Frontage
for Public if Elected
Hylan Neglect Revealed
Cross-Bay Boulevard Plan
Reviewed; Cilroy Manager
Tells Of Real Home Rule

Borough President Henry Il. Curran.
Rcpublican-Coalition nominee tor
Mayor, speaking before the Progress 9
Society Of the Rockaways, at Cornaga
Hall, Far Rociaway, last night, dis
cussed several issues in which the peo-
pie Of she Queens waterfront are Tar
ticular'y interested. Hc declared that,
If elected Mayor, he intended to estab-
hsh fixed policy for the reclamz .io..
Of the beaches, including the Rocks-
ways, which would give the people their
Unrestricted use for recreation and
health.
There isn't the vision or the ability
or the team work il the present Board
OF Estimate to bring about any fixed
policy IN regard 70 the reclamation OF
the city's beaches for park and recrea-
ton purpcses,' said Mr.. Curran. "Thc
Rookavays, as veil IS other waterfront
sections Of the city. should have a set
tied policy for rcclaiming the city,
fine ocean properties and utilizing them
for the welfare ard health Of the pco-
pic.
"At present many Of the beaches
are occupied by private structures,
which preclude the people from right
way ahead Of New York IL this policy
OF park Development and recreation
centers. The Hylan administration has
neglected TO deal witt, the matter i-
any proper or efficient manner. II
| am elected Mayor intend to see 10 Il
that q fixed policy for such develop
lnent is established"
Cross-Bay Boulevard Backed
Mr. Curran also told the Rockavav
people that he was heartily N favor or
placing the cost OF the proposed cross
bay boulevard, acroFs Jamaica Bay, on
the entire city. At the meeting OF the
Board Of Estimate on September 30 it
Vas voted TO do this, ard Major Cur
ran voted for it.
~ voted in favor of placing the cost
Of this much needed and long deferred
improvement" said the candidate, "be-
cause thc Rockaways are not III q dif-
feret-t position st present from Brook-
!yn prior TO the building Of the four
laree connecting bridges to that bor-
ough. TIE proposed jamaica Bay boule-
Tard is essentially bridge between
the Rockavay peninsula and The main
land. The city paid for the East River
bridges. and it should pay for the
cross-bay boulevard, which is Il city
wide improvement, This matter has
been languishing for a long time and
should pc pushed through"
Preliminary authorization FOR The
Jamaica Bay boulevard was given bv
the Board Of Estimate or December
80, 1919, since vhch time legi gislation
v@s passed as required to permit Of
the improvement. Plans and specifca-
tons for the work and the construction
Of two lift bridges on the boulevard
row are in preparation. The improve
nent affects total length Of 23.5o7
feet, extending from the northerly
shore Of Jamaica Bay TO the pier aud
0ulkhead li7e along its coutherly
shore, Of which 9.738 linear feet con
sists Of viaduct and bridges. The bouie-
ward is designed 20 provide g. direct
connection between the Rockapav
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
attorney VIII Present
Substitute Transit Plan

4 pForalrert View YORK attorney, who
n Kr Independent Dem ocrat, and who
u n Close touch with the transit s;tn-
sstiou, has drawn up traction plan Of
n1 oTns II w4s learned yesterday,
xsaich. i is said. guarantees FIVE cent
ARE for al time and contains radical
notifications os tie plan Of the Tran
stt Commission or overcoming the
e'tys traction problems
Ire contents Of this rev scheme, It
sas SAID, are 20 be revealed in a speech
- oe made oy the attorney within the
aezs ter Gays.
After preparing Ms own solution fer
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paninHula and TIE mainland ard ;ts
unique character is expected to make
II a popular driveway. The estimated
COST OF the project is about $4,000 900.
City-Wide Campaign Ready
Mr.. Curan said yesterday that he
expected the city-wide campaign com
in.'tee would be completely organized
oy Saturday and or Monday the cam
palan would tart with a bang
samuel LYMAN, re7rexen ta cive OF the
ttn!depeAdent Democrats on the coali-
t.oh committee and personal Campaign
n manager tor Vincent Gilroy. nominee
1or President Of the Board OF Alder-
men, IN Speaking yesterday o. ths at
titude o. Mayor Hylan and his asso-
crates IN the city government in favor
q nome rule for New York CITY, ssid
n ylan says he IS against home rule
eE rp-staters. and be comes f-oo,
Greene County; Murray Hubert saws
[he same, and he comes from Seneca
County; Comptroller Craig says the
lame, ard he comes from illinois
when re talk OF home ruis don't let
as forget that Curran, Lockwood and
Gliiiroy were all born in New YORK
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07

he take actione I have witnesses ga
lore. including two women. The as
saalt was a lhurderous ore. Whv
hasn't Mr. Swami acted in these three
weeks? In fact, way did he not act
immediately after the assault when il
was feared By my physicians that
might die?
Personally. I don't believe that 7
can get justice except through a grand
Jury in charge OF a snecial attorne~
general appointed by Governor Miller
. supe-seGe the District Attorney
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Leeds to " ed Princess
Xenia i'm Paris SUNDAY
First Ceremony To Be Held in
American Church. Second
at Russian Embassy

PARIS, Oct. Sit is announced shat
The wedding OF William B. Leeds to
Princess Xenia of Russia will take
place Sunday in Paris. The first cero-
mony will be in the American Church
and the second at the Russian En-
bassy. Valuable presents have been
received By the couple, and H large at
tendance Of persons prominent in So
ciety is expected at the wedding.
The Princess Xenia Georeievna is the
second daughter Of Grand Duke George
Miknailovitch Of Russia, who married
Princess Marie Georgi-vna Of Greece,
sister Of King Constantine. M
Leeds is son Of the late William B.
Leeds, the "tinplatc king" OF Rich
mond Ind, and the present Princess
Anastase OF Greece.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
Kenyon Won't Consider BencI,

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-Sc-stor
Kenyon, Republican. OF Iowa, informed
Senator Harding to-day that he could
not consider At the present time &C
ceptance Of the Federal judgeship OF
the Northern Iowa Dstrist
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now living on the J. D. Williams
place. He expects to sc into the
hos and alfalfa business there, and
crop his own place besides. John
Peterson is moving back onto his
own place from r p. Williams.
The Ladies' Aid held their an
nual election Of officers at Mrs.
Lots lanssen's last Thursday. Mrs.
p. ]. Bird IL the new president and
Mr. Fay Allen. secretary treasurer.
They voted Rev. Duncan q substan-
tial raise from what they have for
merly been paying him. besides pay
ing some on his last years salary.
Services will be held in the fol-
lowing homes on the following
dates, commencing at 1:v0 p. M.
January 80, McCurdy's; Feb. 9Th.
viertels; Feb. 18th, Mrs. Murray's;
Feb. 20, Flint's; Feb. ~, Neates;
March s, Vanever's;, March 18th.
Harry Aliens; March 20. Lawson's.
E. W. viertel's spent Sunday at
r. II. Lent's, celebrating birth
day.
Mrs. p. J. Bird was visiting her
mother in Miles City from Monday
until Thursday of last week.
John Cafferty is back on his place
after working in Miles most of the
winter.
Pete Whiting is building a new
house, Mrs. A. K. Murray an ice
house and Fred Jansen q garage.
Some of the new improvements
around Coalwood. Also Mr.. Lawson
has about completed his fine new
residence and Percy Bird has en-
gagged carpenter to build his new
house.
Lee Hudson aud Ed. Kindle are
drilling (awter) we'll at Chas.
Warkins.
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PRIDE OF POWDER RIVER

The flour now being manufac.
tured' in Broadus is more than liy.
ing up to its facetious name, Pride
Of Powder River" 1t is home
product which compares favorably
in price to the imported product, if
not cheaper. and in quality 1t is
superior. This -four is manufac-
tured from wheat grown herea-
bouts. There is a good supply of
flour on hand at the local mill now
and assurances are made that the
high standard attained will be
maintained. The wheat was taken
by the mill on small cash deposit
down and the growers consequent
ly will not receive their revenue un-
til the -four is converted into money
for them. Everything else being
equal consumers of flour should
give pride of Powder River" their
preference. thereby keeping at
home a circulation of some Of the
money that othrwis goes out of the
county. This is one home industry
that everyone over the county
should support and encourage.
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JANUARY, 1871
JOIN THE WAR

war mas broken out in Powder
River county and there will he no
armtstice. The enemy is not a new
one but he is effectively entrenched
and Will resist the onslaughts to he
made against him. The whyfore of
this war" and plans for conduct
Ing the campaign will be fully out
lined at a meeting to be held in
bradus Saturday. February ~,
Lincoln,s birth anniversary, by the
way. Every farmer and rancher is
vitality interested in this movement
and should lend his hearty support
to the undertaking. Individuals in
the past have undertaken the task
single-handed by only through con-
certed action will there be perman-
ent results. The object Of this at
tack is the prairie dog, rodent
offensive in the extreme.
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ISOLATED TRACT
hCBLIC LAM. SALE,

SA'AHiS 1.N NJ SAIAI
department CT the Interior L. s
Lana Office at Miles City, Montana.
Notice is hereby given that. as al.
rscted by the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office, under provisions
OF See 2ia5. r. S., pursuant to the an
piication Ct Elizabeth Traub, Serial No
o473S9: We will offer at public sale. to
me highest bidder. but at not less
than S!;5O per acre. at 10 O'clock A.
NJ, on the 9Th day of April. 1921, next.
at this office, the following tract Of
iand: WhNEh, SEA NEI, Secticn
~ 20, NWI NEA, Sec. "a. Twp SIS.
isangs - East, NJ. p. NJ This tract
IS ordered into the market on &; show
ing that the greater portion thereof il
mountainous or too rough for cultiya-
tion" This land will be sold in ac-
cordance with. and subject to the pro-
Visions and reservations CT the act OF
June q, 1910. (36 Stat, 5S3).
IHe sale Will not be kept open. but
VIII be declared closed when those
present at the hour named have ceased
plod!nG The person making the high
HSt hld VIII be required to Immediate
~ pay to the Receiver the amount
thereof
Any persons claiming adversely the
anoVe described land are advised To
He their claims. or objections. On or.
before the time desig nated for sale.
4,, o., Il. w. MYERS,
i-f-l1H Register.
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EPSIE ITEMS

81, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamphear and
Harvey Bottles Of Pumpkin creek
motored to Broadus Thursday and
returning, stopped over night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Corda Adamson, who
accompanied them home the next
day.
Mrs Carrie Trautman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Page were business
callers in Broadus Thursday Of last
week.
Our mail carrier made the re-
turn trip by way OF Olive Thursday
of last week.
Messrs. Cason and Johnson were
riding for cattle Thursday.
William Sanderson hauled load
of alfalfa from the Daily farm on
Thursday.
The Marvin Force and 0. S.
Cason families spent Sunday even
ing at the c. w. .Adamson home.
The card party at Marvin Forces
place was largely represented by
the people OF the Epsie country
They had an enjoyable time and
plenty of refreshments.
Bert Knudson is hauling load
of hogs to Miles City this week.
The Misses Freda Mitchell ana
Angie Carney were callers at Epsie
Tuesday.
William Sandersh IS now on the
sick list.
Sam Hudson spent several days
at the McCallister ranch last week
with his son Sammy Jr.
Mr.. Trowbridge returned home
Tuesday from Olive.
Mrs. Epsieo Eubanks made trip
to her daughter, Mildred's home.
Wednesday.
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from Washington TO investigate thu
rural conditions in Montana. The
duties required . report Of hard
ships Of the poor settlers, the. imam,
cial conditions, their ways and
means Of existence and suggestioni
- to secure immediate relief. Nat.
urally We concluded that this hieb
personage would take 4 Decline foI
Powder River county and south
eastern. Montana. But, no. this
gent picks out the great and fertile
Bitter Root valley where failure
has not been known, for the field
Of his experiences. OF course, we
are proud Of the record Montana
will receive, but that report will
not help US any.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olsen who
have been In Miles City for the past
three weeks on account Of Mrs.
Johnstone's illness, returned home
last Thursday.
The members Of the Busy
Bees" sewing circle met last Sat
urday and from a report a very
pleasant time was spent by the
members present.
r. A. ellsworth made a business
call to the Custer county capital
last Friday.
Rev. Father Renandin' Of Ash
land officiated at the Stacey church
last Sunday.
The Stacey investors in the big
s" oil properties are all wearing
pleasant smile and prosperous de-
occasi0ned by the receipt of
the good news that "oil' has been
struck.
1t was a tine moonlight night
last Thursday. There was smething
in the air and it had to come out.
Two carloads Of midnight jewellers
''gasOed" from Stacey to the
'Springbrook Ranch and riotously
to the musical noises of
impromptu laundry instruments,
tin cans, ETC., in Romeo and Juliet
style below the window of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank DAILY, disturbing the
slumbers Of the young
newlyweds. It is understood that
The rioters were persistent in the
attack and after some thirty min
ntes the detectives appeared with
he dove Of peace. The party |
spent apleasant evening with the
hosts music. singing being the
,astime. A very dainty lunch was |
served by Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bar
holomew and needless to say that |
t was enjoyed to it's full merit as
veil as the frappee, which was
erved by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
)aly.
Fine weather, nice floor, good
nusic, dandy lunch. Great times to-
morrow night, Jan. 20. Come on,
cts go.
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Nnr,cu, rn. 0473
Isolated rNAt,T
PUELIC LAND SALE

w - soalLE
r department CT the Interior II 6
Ian oni os, at Miles City, Montana
Notice is hereby given that ,s AZ
r.cteu py the Commissioner az tha
-, Land Office, under proyisions
ot sec. 2i55; X. S., pursuant to RI. ans
p47ssG we of FIJI; John snoddy Serial No
w IN. highest bidder, but at not. ie SO
.naH Sl..5 per acre, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
~, the ath day of April 1921, next. af
LIZ ~, unice, the following tract Of land.
T. r. !? NJ u. N1a SCI, Section 20. Twn
a-S. H.. ~ f. NJ. +. NJ This tract T.
ordered into the market on a shows
ing that the greater portion thereon
Is mountainous jor too rough for cIllti.
vation. This land will be sold in az.
e ..jle with. and subject to the pro-
VISIONS and reservations CT the Act of
June -, 1910, t36 Stat. 5s3).>
me sale will not be kept omen. hut
n mis ne DECLARED t,,a closed when those
itiesenf at the hour named have ceased
bladlnG The person making the hish-
.sl pid VIII be required to 1mmediata.
~ pay !" the Receiver the amount
Any persons claiming adversely tba
described land are advised to
me their claims. or objections. ON or
""fote the time designated for sal,
;o,., q. w. MYERS,
- '4s Register.
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xnc,.,, 046912
ISOLATED TRACT
IUBLIC LAND SALE


department CT the Interior. u. s.
Land ofice at Miles City, Montana,
Notice is hereby given that. as d.
rected by the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, under provisions
OF Sec 2455. R. S.. pursuant to the an.
pllcation of J. Fred ToEan, Serial No.
ois912; We will offer al public sale, to
the highest bidder, but at not less
than $500 per acre. at 10 o'clock a.
H. an Gn the 9Th day Of April. 1921. next.
Range 5l-East NJ. r. NJ. This tract IL
ordered into the market on a Showing
that the greater portion thereof IL
Walton" 80 80,
This land will be sold in accoraanca
with and subject to, the provisions and
reservations Of. the act OF Juna -
1910, (3S Stat. $500.
win be declared closed when th oss
present at the hour named have cease6
bidding. The person making the hiEh.
est bid will be required TO 7mmed
pay to the Receiver the amount
Amy persons claiming adversely thu
hove-described land are advised to
ME their claims. or Objections. on or
pesore the. time designated for sale.
,SA' Registep.
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LOESCH ITEMS

James Steadman and family were
callers at Dunham's, Tuesday.
Dale Crane was taken sick Sun.
day night and it was necessary to
call DIR. James.
Mrs. L. M. Mackin has been quite
i'll for the last few days.
NJ. Crane and his daughter Eva
made a business trip to Stacey Sun
day.
Violet Price spent the week end
with the Childers girls.
All the schools in District "a are
supplied with teachers now.
Mrs. Joe Gaskill is visiting With
her folks in Minnesota.
Mrs. w. II. Price was very i'll
Saturday but is feeling better now,
Wesley Sanafor is working now
for w. A. Price.
Vernon Lockwood and Cecil
Emick are trying their luck as trap
pers this winter.
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COal-oA1oes6 oA1229
Department OF the Interior, q
Land ORice At Miles City. Mont
December ~, 1890.
Notice u hereby given that
HUGH r. WELLS,
Of kingsey. Montana, who, en-
~ ~, aS!1; June . 1919. made Hd..
No: O49223. for WV Sec. 10. m
NEA. Section -. Township as, Ii
t2-E.. n. p. Meridian, has died nG
OF intention to make three year IS
to- establish claim to the land n
described, before Register and
ceiver. United States Land Office
Miles City. Montana, on the 18th
OF February. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Miles Brown, Of Kingsley. Montl
Grant Brown, OF Kingsley. Mont
Dan Wise. Of Kingsley. Montana:
". Paddock. OF Miles City. Mcntau
dS1j:S G. w. MYERS, ReElste
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PINTO NEWS ITEMS


(By the Pupils of Turret Butte. J
Ross Swope and Frank Wilson
are engaged in icing.
DR.. James was called to the home
of Newman Daily Sunday to attend
Mrs. Daley who has a touch OF the
FLU"
Dean Reder has caught the
mumps which with the bad colds
are passing over the country.
Mrs. h. &. Shireman went 10
Broadus Saturday with Ted Wilson
where she will visit with relatives
a few days.
A few Of the boys from the Tur.
ret Butte school attended the b.
Divide Community club which was
held at F. 0. Reders. They report
fine dinner and program.
Frank CLOSER had 1.-THE misfor-
tune to lose $50 hand-forged, sill
ver-mounted bit at Oliver Lawrence
dance.
The light snow which is falling
at this writing reminds us that the
ground is yet frozen so hard that
no moisture can enter.
Have you noticed the many
large cracks in the surface of the
earth?
Bob Higgins has been working
harder than usual the past month.
He is building corrals and getting
logs in shape for a barn.
Kenneth Lewis is putting up ice
for Mr.. Tarbell.
An overflow OH the river OF about
twelve inches is reported near
MoOrhead.
Turret Butte school was invited
to the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Ys1ger on the evening Of Saturday,
January 20, for a skating party.
An overflow prevented the skating
but the party enjoyed the evening
by playing games. AS the lunch
disappeared there was much appre-
hension that no one would be able
to resume the games but no fatal
results developed. The school ten
ders thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. Yarger
for the pleasant evening.
Bill Upton is building new
house which is Is by % feet. We
hope he will give us a dance when
it is completed.
Palmer Method buttons have
been received from the A. N. Pal
mer company which testify that the
pupils earning them have success
fully completed the 25 drills.
Fred Ross returned Monday from
Lowell, Wyo., where he has been
with his sister, Mrs. H. E. Harris.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
CO0l-Dsn40I

Land Office at Miles City. MontaJ
DECEMBER 81, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that
PETER J. HANKS.
% a, asraham. Montana, who. on July 4
SEA Sec. 20. sWN, Section "a. row,
snip 6-S:, Range SIZE, NJ. p. Merida
mas filed notice Of intention tc. mi
tnrce year proof. to. establish ciai
Thee. w. Craig, United States u co,
missioner, at Broadus, Montana
the 18TH day Of February. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
, water Franklin. Ernest Whitesid
~ hu. o!son, Eugene Hanks. all Of Grs
d'lI2s G. w. MYERS, Register.
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STACEY NEWS


Chester Walbridge, the local en-
pert mechanic, made couple of
days calling in lies City last week
accompanied by S. A. Jarvis.
A very unfortunate accident
which might have resulted fatally,
happened to Hughie Rouney, fore
man at the Arthur Kelsey ranch.
on Saturday. While coming down
steep hill with a load, the rough
lock became loose and unable to
hold the team, Rouney was thrown
and being caught In some manner,
was dragged quite a distance. re-
ceiving deep cuts one the side of
the head and face. One of his ears
was nearly completely severed from
his head. DR.. James was summon
ed from Broadus and was obliged
to place several stitches. Mr.. Roo
ney was taken to the hospital in
Miles, and according to the last re-
port, was improving and no bad
results were expected from infec-
ton. Mr.. Rooney is a popular
young man around this district,
having been wounded three times
during the last war and we hope
that he win soon recover.
r. F.. Fleming Was business Wis
;tor to Miles City last Thursday and
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DAILY of the
Spring Brook" ranch, returned
home last week after an extended
honeymoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Daily
have the best wishes of the COM
munity for lons and happy life.
An item which is a pleasing bit
of news appeared In the last Ex-
aminer with the announcement that
real Powder River county flour
can now be purchased In Broadus.
This is indeed q boost for the coun-
", and It behooves every merchant
IN the county and every person eat
ing bread to demand 1t. Without
any doubt this product Is second to
none in quality and why not DO al
the home trading possible. save tho
merchant that big alibi. Its the
freight" and be = booster OF nome
industry.
wonder il those. who read the
National Republican noticed IN
the last issue thal an appointment
hed been made for . certain man
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOn.CO0l-OA111

Far.IneHt OF The Interior. ~
Land Lana office at Miles City. Montan.
GRoVER +. wit WIII1 that
or Ridge. Montana. who. IN Oct :,
i ryiI made Hid. Entry, Nc. 04171S -
NV WHs;;. Fs, saiiv1A % Nw,As wA: sws
notice of intention to make three va ss
proof, to establish claim to the Ia
a a4n;, described. before VIM. Wallacs
S M1n,teu states Commissioners, at Ridrs
! 81 oh the l4th day Of February
TsTiaimant names as witnesses.
u. NOS. NJ; Drane Jr., Archie Z. WI,
en am,s. aa "a, Il: Williams. Lem Dav
d3lJ2S q. w. MYERS Ea..i,