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The evening world., 1921-01-07

~ fOSt IN the Drain II just literally
freezing the idea" she replied TRY
% think Of the cold, bare thought
Sust word for word becomes lmpOs-
sible. II were to try to think Of
what John Barrymore or some act
ress whom I was initiating said In
Just 80 many words simply couldn't
do it Ny memory Is not a matter OF
concentration at all, but a series of
mental pictures.
Il have to attend a play at least
four or five thues," continued Miss
MacLaren, before / can reproduce It
lust as it is. But not once do try
30 make myself think, HOW the lead
Ing woman said this or the little bell
boy said that Instead / take a men
ial picture.
'If, for instance, I wanted to re-
cali what 1 am saying to you now, l
wouldn't try to get the line Of our
thought first- would think of where
you sat, what you wore, how your
bag hung Imply on your arm and
perhaps the fact that you dropped
your glove. Then, with that mental
picture, our conversation would come
GC me. In a few minutes l would
have the whole thing word for word
"Then II q business man would re-
call his last conference, II he would
picture where the various members
sat, what they wore, whether Jones
needed a haircut or Smith wore an
exceptionally gay cravaL you think
that in time the exact converse lton
would come before his mlndY
asked.
II am quite sure 1t would" said
Miss MacLaren. You Will hnd lhat
the people with the best memories al
ways have that keen ability to make
mental pictures. The mind is not
just matter Of words. All the time
that one Is listening to thoughts and
ideaH the eyes are taking IN vast
number OF details. Concentration
would naturally push all these de-
= tails away. But let the mind go
back over the assoc iations and situa .
tons which all took place right at
the time, what you want to rcmem-
Der happened, and it will all come
20 you like a fash"
did you have an especially good
memory when you were chIldy !
asked Miss MacLaren.
Il always had a good imagination
and managed to initiate all the peo-
pie | met" she laughed. II lived In
South Dakota and l used to love "a
initiate the Southern women calling
their children. knew all these
neighbors' special accents and meth
DDS OF getting their children TO din
ner, 20 l had great pleasure in fool
ing them.
"Then my mother used to read tc
me and would repeat the story word
for word, using all her intonations
and pausing wherever she had.
"Of course l can't tell others how
30 acquire a good memory" con
cluded this girl with a wonderful
memory, but l can only say that II
] were to recall certain events al
any time Of my life, a number or an
important date, l would close my
eyes and recall the mental picture
which was portrayed 20 me at that
time The people who took part In
this picture would first appear and
then would follow what they said"
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WATRRSS RS6%g H2y
CopyTiaht. 1871. By the Press Puhnnhing CA
lThe Eeu YORK Evening W0ridl
QUESTIONS.


iThe New York EVenins World
QUESTIONS.
I. What 10 the most northern point
Of Great Britain2
2 In what South American country
Is the great volcano Cot0PaNi looatsd7
3. What Amer rioan electrician
founded a university at Ithaca,
N. VI rv
4. What Greek astronomer ar-
ranged the signs Of the Zodiae7
5. What mythologloal character
was supposed to ferry the souls Of
the dead across the river StyN7
Q. What ls the largest city IN Ne.
braskaf
z. What are progenyf
8. What name 10 given 70 the oound
produced by combining two VoWels
into a single syllable2
9. BY what name are the elaVielOs
more commonly known IN human
anatomy2 .l,u
10. What name is given TO a reaion
Of the earth ineloaed between two
parallels of latitude7
ANSWERS. tfat.
1, Dunnet Head: 2, Ecuador; D.
Ezra Cornell; 4. CleOstratus, 6
Charon; 6, Omaha; q. OnspFing;
s. diDhthong; .. eollarbones; 40
some.
The evening world., 1921-01-07
Girl With a Camera Mind
Acts ANParts in 3OPZays
Yet NeOer Studied One
All a Case of Good Memory
Not Only Can Gay McLGren Repeat EUery Line but
She Can Mimic EUery Character After
Seeing Play FeLU Times.
BIZ Far Stevenson.

Oyyhh. BY the PrsPu Co c YOr Evening
4 a
r recalling o
Smith at the bas bridge
Do hnd thouy Mr.
bo Mr. Smith al that
you MacLaren,
aonde --.--
The evening world., 1921-01-07

oop5nEht. isai. b. the Prras Publiahif
y URTNG the last few days the
employment departments
throughout tho city have been
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-24
LEGAL ADVERTISING
PROPOSALS FOR GRAZING LEASE,
ROCKY BOY RESERVATION.

PROPOSALS FOR GRAZING LEASE,
ROCKY BOY RESERVATION.
Sealed proposals will be received until
10 o'clock a. m. November 26, 1921, for
the leasing of the south end OF the
Rocky Boy reservation on fractional
townships q north ranges Is and is
east, Montana meridian, approximately
30,OsO acres to the highest bidder for
a period Of five years from June l, 1922
to May 81, 1927, for to hold and to Craze
a maximum Of 1900 head Of cattle or
5000 head OF sheep mo combination
thereof, at stated price per head.
No bids will be accepted at figure less
than $500 per head for cattle per year,
and 60c per head for sheep per year,
the minimum yearly rental to be paid
shall amount to the price bid per head
on 1900 head Of cattle or 5000 head OF
sheep. A five-year permit will be exc
cuted in favor of the successful bidder
revocable In the discretion Of the Secre
tary OF the Interior. The department re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. or any part of any bid. The de-
partment also reserves the right to
select allotments for Indians within this
lease. said allotments to be fenced by
Indians to take up not over 5000 acres
Of grazing land. Any further informa-
ton may be obtained by communicating
with this office.
October "a. 1921.
]. B. PARKER,
Farmer in Charge & S. D. A.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-24
NOTICE OF SALE OF
CASCADE COUNTY, MONTANA
PUBLIC HIGHWAY BONDS.

Notice Is Hereby Given, That in pur.
suance OF Resolution adopted by
the board a, Of county eommi ISIS ne. .,
3, 1879. authorizing the issuance Of
coupon bonds hereinafter described
the said board Of county commissioners
will ON Friday. the 4th day OF Novem-
Der. 1921. at 2:so o'clock p. M. at the
| court house in the city Of Great Falls
Montana. receive sealed bids and sell
to the highest and best bidder Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars !$2oo;ooo)
way bonds Of tho denomination OF
81 900 each. bearing interest at the
rate Of s per cent per annum, payable
semi annually dated the first day Of
lows: In the order OF their numbers
lowest numbers first:
$4,000 on July 1st. 1924: $4,000 on
July LIST 1925; $4,000 On July LIST. 1925;
on July list, 1880; $4,000 on July LIST
! on on January 1st. 1881: $4,000 on Janu-
ary LIST. 1885; $4,000 on July 1st, 1885;
on , ssnu. .1y o It, 1885, on
$10, 600 on January list. 1889: $4,000 on
january LIST. 1910; $4,000 on July list
S0lQ OOnOS De1u8 TcOoGu1aOle On
the interest payment date next pre-
ceding their respective, maturtties, both
principal and interest payable ut the
American Exchange National Bank, in
the city Of New York, state Of New
York, said bonds are to be issued by
the county Of Cascade for the purpose
Of constructing a system OF necessary
public highways within said county
The said county will deliver to the
purchaser THO approving opinion OF
I'D In In
and the successful purchaser must be
bonds promptly within two weeks AZ
ter the date Of sale. All bids must BE-
without condition or qualification and
all bids other than by or behalf OF the
state board Of land commissioners Of
the state Of Montana must be accom-.
panied by an unconditional certified
check on some reliable bank In the
amount Of ten thousand dollars, pay.
able to the order Of the county treasur.
er Of Cascade County. Montana. a. .
guarantee OF good faith. which check
shall be forfeited to the county Of Gas
cAde, Montana, AZ liquidated damAgei
by any bidder to whom the said bond,
! may be awarded 1t such sale In thu
event such successful bidder shall 70
fuse to accept said bonds and prompt.
" make payment for such bonds up
on delivery by the county at . banl
designated by said purchaser. The
said bonds will not be sold for lesi
than their par value and the boarA g!
county coMmissionsrs reserves ths
right TO reject any and III bids. Al
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! roH nENr-HousEk'PlNo RMA

F0R ELECTROMAGNETIC RMA
TWO large rooms, ground floor. pri-
vate entrance, modern except heat.
No children ACCEPTED sc aps ee7, so2 Sixth
neat and clean; living room, bedroom,
kitchenette and bath; gas 219 18th
street north.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, Jew
! ell Apartments on Second street, be-
tween Central avenue and First ave-
nue. north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms; with model
kitchenettes; special rates to steady
tenants Fair Hotel. sos Central Ave.
TWO FURNISHED rooms for light ga h house e.
telephone. 1926 Third avenue south.
WELL furnished three-room, ground
floor, modern, pleasant. Call after
noon. 1923 Seventh avenue south.
HOUSEKEEPING or sleeping room.
Large, modern front room. 709 First
| avenre south. Phone 1886.
| HOUSEKEEPING rooms, gas and hot
water heat: close in. Reasonable.
3o8 Third avenue north.
TWO modern heated roomlt with
street ana neea rsh range ia
Iy modern; garage IL desired 619
| Sixth avenue north.
|TWO-ROOM furnished housekeeping
| suite;. coal range and gas plate. 715
Third avenue south.
| MODERN four. three and two-room
housekeeping apartments. 703 Fifth
avenue north.
TWO furnished rooms, with kitchenette,
SIS per menth rs Third street north.
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way. But your trout sharks don't
know the fun there is in sitting on
great rock down there by the big dam,
with your pipe making the only light
you have besides the lantern you shut
off most of the time, and hauling in
those bullheads one after the other.
The big ones give you quite little
fight too"
why, Pa Cosgrove!" Bess Dean
put in gaily. You're positively
poetical. say. folks. what's the mat
ter with all of us going fishing for
bullheads tonight"
You'll have to stay all night Pa
Cosgrove warned That is, of course.
unless somebody came down in car
after you. I'll tell you" warming to
his. subject. If somebodyll take me
down in the car. can go to the lower
dam, about nine miles down. If have
to walk, l only can get to the upper
dam"
Bess Dean clasped her hands to-
gether theatrically and flashed an I'M
ploring glance at Dicky.
"Can you resist such chance to be
wholesale benefactor. Kind Gentle
mani" she pleaded. "Oh. do say
you'll take US down to the lower dam
That's as the boss decides" Dicky
waved q careless hand in my direction.
I'm only the man of-all-work. What
ever she says goes
"Oh. I'd love to go!' said quickly.
and knew by the pint in Bess Deans
eyes that Dicky's speech was another
point in her score against me.
Next-Why Dleky Prided Himself
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-24
DIVERSIFIED FARM
FOR SALE
Deer Lodge Valley,
MON tAa1@

lNNOHH UAHE6
1900 acres, large creek through place,
$50 acres cultivated, 125 irrigated, 125
acres more can be irrigated. Farming
implements, 125 tons Of hay. horses,
chickens. 40 cows with calves. Full
particulars. Box 56. Garrison, Mont.
NOW TRY farming on irrigated land;
16o acre diversified ranch on main
road four miles from town: with s.
room house; barn with hay loft; good
improvements; II dairy cows and reg
istered bull; horses and machinery;
everything on easy terms. We also
have some choice establishments for
sale at give-away prices. Interstate
Realty. 208h Central.
16o-ACRE REIMBURSEMENT, mile town !;
so acres cultivated. water now on
land: small buildings; fenced. VIII
take auto or city property, or sell at a
bargain. Pagan & Norby.
$50 ACRE REIMBURSEMENT, all under
ditch. Box 1874. Tribune.
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y Fok RENr-uNFUn. HOUSES

20 FOR RENr-UNFUh. HOUSES
ONE four-room; all modern except heat;
unfurnished house; close in; $3.50
month, including water. Sixth street
north.
FOR RENT-5-room strictly modern
bungalow 1901 First avenue north.
Inquire c. H. Mclean.
FOUR-ROOM house modern. 1926
Seventh avenue north. Call 1122
First avenue north.
FOUR-ROOM modern except heat.
$500 per month. Inquire 1908 Fifth
avenue north.
NEW, modern house for rent reason
able 14O5 Seventh avenue south.
Call 9544.
TWO-ROOM dwelling; north side; SIS
per month. Misunderstanding Co. 2oss
Central.
FOR RENT-Six room house. Call
next door to 416 Fifth avenue south.
THREE-ROOM house; partly modern.
1907 Sixth avenue north. Phone SS49.
FOUR-ROOM modern house. 422
Eighth avenue south. Phone 1906
MODERN four-room. Close in. 626
Third avenue south. A. H. Gray.
THREE room house. unfurnished; re-
modelled. S07 Fifth street south.
FOR RENT-Barn and cabin. Inquire
2OO4 Sixth avenue north.
|5-ROOM modern bungalow. Cos Sixth
avenue north. -.
MODERN house; garage; adults. Fone
5513.
MODERN four-room. $40 Eighth st. n.
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BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD in private home, one block
from car line; centrally located for
teachers from five schools; use OF
plano. Phone 1924.
WOULD furnish reasonable room and
board to companionable girl or stu
dent, desiring refined surroundings.
Address Box 156, Tribune.
ROOM and board. good home cooking;
hot and cold water In room. GA First
avenue north.
EXCELLENT board and roAm 1t s2a
Third avenue north; removable.
Sunday dinner. ! p. n. sol sec:av N.
ROOM and board. o07 9Th st. No.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-24
Stock Aristocracy at
LoLoG Going to Show

Special to The Tribune.
Missoula. Oct. 23.-Twelve< Short
horn cattle owned by Patrick Griffin
of Lo Lo viii be exhibited at the
Pacific International Livestock expo
sition at Portland where $4,000 IN
premiums are being offered. according
to the owner.
Mr.. Griffin also intends to exhibit
his stock at the Western Royal expo
sition at Spokane and the Lewiston,
Idaho. stock show.
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% FOR HESr-uNruRN1sH. APIS

% FOR RENT-UNFURNIsH. APIS.
PLEASANT apartment, consisting Of
large living room: kitchen with
breakfast nook; roomy bath; coy
No. and 11th street. Phone 1883.
FOR RENT-Several apartments in
bungalow court; strictly modern, with
gas range. Hickman. 324 Central ave.
STRICTLY modern apartment Of
rooms, close In, north side; reference.
Box 203, Tribune.
FOR RENT-Modern four room apart
ment. COS Fourth avenue south.
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L
WANTED-Experienc marker and
sorter S24OO per week. Hardin Steam
Laundry, Hardin, Mont.
WANTED--A woman to help with
| housework on ranch. p. A. STANDBY,
| Cascade, Montana.
COMPETENT maid for general house
| work. 425 Fourth avenue north.
COMPETENT girl for general house
| work. 1905 First avenue north.
WANTED-Stenogra pupils. Phone
| 1901. 1916 Third avenue north.
WOMAN cook In small restaurant at
Stockett. Box 206. Tribune.
WANTED-Dishwash Gateway Hotel,
Poplar, Montana.
| WANTED-Chambe ZIG Second
avenue north.
EXPERIENCED laundry girls. Ideal
Laundry.
Electrolysis Mrs. Brandt. Vandervort.
6493.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-24
HELP wANrxD-AALp

CIVIL SERVICE examinations, Great
Falls, November. Positions $14C0-
$500. Age Is upward; experience I'M
necessary; for free particulars, In
struction, write r. Terry Hormer
civil service examiner) 47O Continen-
tai Bldg, Washington, D. c.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-24
10 SITUATION wAsrEp-rEMALs

| 10 SITUATION wANTED-FEMALD
I WANTED-Position by experienced
| stenographer. 3h years experience
| in law and general office work. Ref
erences. Phone 6310.
GIRL, Is, would like some kind OF
work Friday after school and Satur-
days. Call at 1112 Third avenue so.
EXPERIENCED girl wishes bookkeep-
ing or clerical work. Phone 8412.
DAY WORK-Any kind; competent;
references. Fone 8516. Cooking and
sewing.
COMPETENT lady wants position as
housekeeper. Box 1876, Tribune.
WANTED-Laundry to take home. 814
Third avenue southwest.
Work or washing by hour. Fone 5173.
Laundry, rough dry or finished. s7oe.
DAY work by the hour. Phone 1882.
DAY WORK. Room IS. Phone 1919.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-24
Change in Lewistown
Meat Co. Management
The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
Lewistown. Oct. ga change in
the MANAGEMENT of the Lewistown
Meat company is announced by r. Q.
Borgert and A. A. Behrens. who have
leased the business from Joseph Du-
CART. Mr.. Borgert will have charge of
the business end of the company and
Mr.. Behrens will have active charge
of the shop.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-24
FOR sALE-FURNITURE

FIVE rooms .houseaoid furniture for
! sale. fumed oak buffet; l dining ta-
| Bile; 6 chairs, leather upholst cred; l
| davenort; leather rockers; z dress
ers; l library table. Bargain. To
! sell at once for cash. 318 Seventh
| avenue south.
LIBRARY TABLE, dining table, buffet,
! chairs, piano, cabinet photograph,
| White sewing machine, sanitary
! couch, 8-pad laundry stove and small
heater, fibre rug. Must be sold this
week. 1921 First avenue north.
OAK CHIFFONIER, fumed oak rocker.
springs and mattress, kitchen cabinet,
oak chest, few toys and cooking uten-
sils, single bed complete. 100 Fifth
! avenue north.
AMERICAN walnut dining room set !;
/ ivory bedroom set; dresser; sanitary
couch; rocking chair; vacuum cleaner.
10 Seventh street north.
! FOR SALE-Medium sized Cold Blast
heater. in good condition. Call at
512 Ninth street south.
FURNITURE for sale, and 5-room
house for rent. Inquire 1910 Fifth av-
! enue north.
! UNIVERSAL range and Globe Hot
Blast heater. AT Third street north.
GOOD heater and Monarch range. BIG
| Fourth avenue south. Phone 1868.
EXCELLENT Player, cheap II sold at
! once. lib Third avenue south.
FURNITURE exchange; buy, sell or
trade Phone 9746.
GOOD heater for sale. Phone 7427.
!
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70 SITUATION wAxrED-MAL.

MAN and wife desire ranch work: ex-
perienced. G. L. Steward, general
delivery. Phone s152
YOUNG man wants odd jobs after
moons and Saturday. Box 1893,
Tribune.
MAN and wife want work on ranch.
No children. Box 202, Tribune.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-24

, BRICKLAYERS; union wages.
MONTANA EMPLOYMENT co.
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FOR sENr-runxrsHED Rooms

NEW management; Acme Hotel, 317h
Central avenue; modern and up-to-
date rooms. Old time price SIS
week and up. When in the city make
newly furnished
room; everything modern; near car
line. 1909 Seventh avenue north.
COMFORTABLY furnished room in
private home; breakfast privilege. 1911
Fourth avenue north
HOTEL OXFORD, 512h Central Ave
nue.; best and cleanest rooms at most
reasonable rates.
A LARGE furnished front room for
gentlemen; very close in. ia Sec
ond avenue north.
reasonable rates. Fair Hotel. SOB
Central avenue.
TWO rooms neatly furnished; strictly
private Phone 7274. 1921 Fourth
avenue south.
MODERN rooms, with or without board.
2 blocks from Hotel Grand. 5 Sixth
street north.
FEATHER your nest for winter Room
at Y. n. c. A. Popular center. Few
vacancies
LARGE well furnished front room;
warm, close In. 316 Fourth street
NICELY furnished room, close in.
Phone e451 Apply 324 Fourth street
north
WELL heated sleeping rooms, $40 a
month. 911 Second avenue south.
ROOM for gentleman in modern home;
close in. S12 month. Fone 972S.
MODERN room, 1900 First avenue No.
Phone 5745. Gentleman preferred
VERY desirable room for gentleman.
201A Central avenue. Phone s4o2
LARGE front room for rent. Phone
6310. 225 Fourth avenue north.
FOR RENT-Furnished basement bed
room. SIS Fifth avenue north.
ROOM for rent in modern home. $50
Third avenue north.
ROOM for rent at 1902 First avenue
north. Furnished.
MODERN room 1920 Third avenue
north
FURNISHED room. 800 Fourth st. N.
MODERN room. S16 Second Ave. So.
ROOM-Gentleman. 414 End Ave. No.
ROOM; garage. 1871 srd avenue north
FRONT room. sos Fifth avenue north.
ROOM. 601 Fourth avenue north.
4
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-24

French roads are so smooth that they
appear built for the auto years before
its creation.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-24

WANT man to attend furnace morning
and evening as part pay for room and
board. 614 First avenue north.
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8 FOR RENT-FUHNIsMED HOUSES

FOR RENT-FUHNISHED HOUSES
-,-o,-1~~-~-~>oo~>>~-,--~~>
FOR RENT-One Groom, one 4-room.
one 7-roon, all furnished anI modern.
Two blocks from Hotel Grand. 5 9Th
street north.
THREE rooms. furnished, in duplex
house; modern, except heat; close In,
newly furnished. $3.50. 321 Eighth
street south
FIVE-ROOM house well furnished.
Right place for large family. Rent
reasonable. Call GIL Eleventh street
north.
URNISHED-S-room house for rent
reasonable. Apply Charles Wegner.
SOC First avenue south.
BROOM and Broom house; well fur
nished; clean; rent reasonable. Can
Gil 18th street north.
3 OR rooms furnished or unfurnish-
ed: modern: close in. SIG Sixth
avenue south.
FOUR-ROOM furnished house. close to
school. Or will sell. 1911 Fifth ave
nue. north.
HOUSEKEEPING room at the Federal.
214b Second avenue north. Call at
| The ROLAND.
tTHREE-ROOM. clean, modern except
heat Call afternoon. 1923 Seventh av-
I enue south.
THREE room furnished house; bath;
coal range and gas. 715 Third ave-
nue. south.
SIX-ROOM furnished dwelling; $40 per
month. MidkiffSpalding Co., 2o91s
| Central.
5-ROOM furnished house; modern;
Fone in house. 5l1 Fourth avenue
south.
TWO room house, furnished, Second
avenue south and Sixth street. Fone
5432
| MODERN seven-room house, furnish
ed or unfurnished, 70S Fifth Ave. No.
GROOM house, partly furnished; close
in; SIS per month. Pierse Auto Co.
FURNISHED three-room cottage. 421
Ninth avenue south. Fone 1905.
STRANGERS In town-houses ready to
live in. 614 Sixth street south.
TWO room nicely furnished bungalow.
9o6 Eighth avenue north.
TWO three room houses, cheap. Alb
Ais Seventh avenue south.
THREE-ROoM furnished house. 2716
Second avenue north.
TWO room duplex, furnished. 716 3rd
street south.
SMALL house. 323 Second avenue south.
SMALL house. $40 Eighth Ave. So.