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New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
GOVERNMENT AGREES
 ON PLAN OF PACKERS
Stockyards and Terminal Railroads Will Be Sold
 When Possible.

Washington, April 12.--A new pla m under which Swift and Co and Ar mour and Co. are to divest themselves of their interests in stockyarde and stockyard terminal railroads was agreed to today by the department of justice and immediately approved by Justice Stafford of the District of Colum bia supreme court.
 Under the plan the packers are to deposit their stock in the yards and terminals with the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago for admin istration by two trustees. Henry W. Anderson of Richmond, Va, and George Sutherland of Salt Lake City, Utah. The trustees are to receive salaries of S10,000 a
 (COnfinund on Fifth paca
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
EW BRITAIN MANUFACTURERS
 KILL DAYLIGHT SAVING IDEA
|Dols Will Follow Lead of
 ctories and Stores Ex- ected to Do Likewise.

EnuSe of tho unfavorabie attitude h by factory employees and others |would be affected by the passage |rullng which would result in the |lishment of daylight saving time bs city. local manufacturers voted Afternoon not to place tho new bules in effect in rheir shops.
 tho schools were to govern their in by tho decision of factory k. it is assured that they will |nuo to operate on standard time. It Ia expected that the stores will )hilow the railroad changes to go 4iced.
 n recent meeting of the manu- |rers It was decided that a can |of employees should be made be- tdenn.te steps were taken so that |attitude on tho proposed changes ! bc learned. The result of this |ry showed about 90 per cent of
 orkmen to be opposed, 1t is re- |d. In view of tho unpopularity
 measure. tho factory heads de-
 bday that the establishment of |ing to have work start an hour Fr in tho morning vas inudvis- some instances, factory officials b plants ara now operating on tlmu and closing early in tho boon could sec no necessity s~r |x earlier for tho conservation of Eht. and were opposed to the |ire.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
R RISK BUREAU
 TO HANDLE RELIEF

Branch Not Under This Dcpart- nt MiiI IIc Thns of Vocational ining. h.
 ahingt0n. April ia.--Direction ot Idlor relief activities of tho gov. bnt with tho exception of voca.
 training will he transferred to Tar risk bureau SO soon as the bary details for the move can be peted. Assistant Secretary of Iury La Porte said today.
 bile health hospitals will contin- treat yoterans. Mir. La Porto but under tho direction Of thu
 which will he responsible for 1dieal and surgical treatment of hon. All diagnoses and admit
 to hospitals. he added, will also rough tho bureau and veterans Do sent to public health, army, or state hospitals as the bureau l H. A hospital inspection service be established, he said.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
Sixth Ward Voter Wants
 New Labor Ordinances

In a letter to the mayor today, a woman who signs herself "A Sixth Ward Voter" urges the passage of a law to prohibit women. whose hus- bands are working. from holding jobs in local factories and mercantile es- tablishments. She complains that there are at least 25 women in the sixth ward who are earning salaries while their husbands are also working steadily. This condition makes it inn possible. she writes. for many bread winners to secure work.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
Unemployment Census
 Office Opens Tomorrow

The unemployment census which has been planned by Mayor O. F. Curtis will be started tomorrow after noon when the registrars of voters will open an office in the main cor ridor of City Hall. Questionnaires have been placed in their hands to be filled out by those who register as being out of work. The registrars with their deputies, will be on hand from to o'clock every afternoon and evening.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
Killed, Seven Hurt, Tn Tire Shop Explosion

ron. O.. April i2.-Onc man was and aix others were injured this lnR when an explosion wrecked
 kmcnt house of the Miller Rub- bmpany. Officials of the company |hted tho damage at s25.000 An |igatinn had been started to de- |ne tho cause Large quantities |Holine and chemicals wore used Ea department of tho factory. It kI
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
AMENDMENTS ADOPTED
Makes no Radical Changes in Pro- posed Addition to City Charter.
tSneciaI to The Herald1

Especial to The Heraid.)
 Hartford, April 12.-The committee on cities and boroughs today reported favorably on the proposed charter amendments for the city of New Brit ain as presented. with but one excep- tion. This exception had to do with the method of calling the city meeting convention. Under the proposed changes delegates from each ward will be elected to serve with the council and finance board as a city meeting board. Under the amendment as recommended finally, the mayor will be empowered to call together these conferences.
 The same committee also held q hearing on house bill, No. If relative to the formation of an association of property owners at Sachem's head. H.. Noble of New Britain was in terested in this project.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
SHORT CALENDAR GASES.
Light Docket for Friday Afternoons
 Session of tho City Court.

The short calendar docket for the Friday afternoon session of the city court contains four cases. as follows: A. Pachuckasky against Marturano sofio. hearing Tn damages. Judge F. B. Hungerford for the plaintiff: M. Sim ons and company against l.. I. Vein or, hearing on demurrer, Lawyer M. A. Sexton for the plaintiff, Lawyer M. n. Sake for the defendant: the H. C. Brown company. Inc, against the M. & L. Shoe company, answer. Lawyer Henry P. Roche for the plaintiff, Lawyer |. I. Rachlin for the defend ant; Bert Daly against Jacob Birn- baum. pleading. Judge E. F. Gaffney for tho plaintiff. Lawyer H. H. Miiko- witz for the defendant rN
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
PUT IN RESERVES.

ftford. April i2.--An order is-
 From tho adjutant generals office hnccs the following officers of the Ih infantry, C. $. C.. transferred
 |e Connecticut State Guard off, reserve corps: Captain Fred S. Allgrunn. Captain George C.
 |nn. Captain oliver T. Rule. First. Charles r. Guarniori, First Frederick E. Bedell. First Charles H. Peck. Second Lieut..
 Iond E. Jones, Second Lieut.. |aa c. Orvis. and Second Lieut.. w. Mabic.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
Ex-Kaiser Wants to Go
 To Border With Cortege

Doorn, April 12 (By Associated Press) Former Emperor William desires to accompany the body of ex- Empress Augusta Victoria to the Dutch frontier but tho government IS said to have refused him permission to do so. Should this prove true, he will follow the body to Maarn, II miles east of Utrecht to which it will he taken in m automobile hearse.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
MANUFACTURER ARRESTED
Waterbury Man Is Accused of vio- iating State Laws Relative to Em- ploymcnt Of Child Labor.

Waterbury. April 12.-Morris Sal din, proprietor. Of the Waterbury tfnderwear Co. of this city, was to- day notified to appear before the city court to answer to the charge of vio- lating the state child labor law. A hearing has been scheduled for April 1a. This is the first case Of it's kind to he called to the attention of the local courts in some time. A 14 year old girl Is alleged to have been em- ployed by the accused. Henry Pot ter Of the state board of education and Miss Julia Corcoran, an inspector of the state labor commission, brought the charges against Saldin, claiming that the girl employe had no certif- cate from the proper authorities to work. -.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
or Invited to Attend Aero Dinner

Tor O. r. Curtis has received an Ltion 10 attend an aero dinner
 held at tho Hartford City club
 evening. April 15. at which the advisab blilty of establishing Iipai landing fields in tho larger Of tho state will he discussed. tving the dinner. tho guests will kon opportunity to fly in a sea which will be harbored on tho tcticus river.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
MOVIES AT YALE.

New Haven. April 12.-The junior class at Yale has voted by large ma pority to have class activities made on films which in later years will be shown at reunions of the class.
 The plan provides that every mem Der of the class in some way or an- other may be in a picture if he so de- SireA
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
LIFE IN PRISON.

New Haven, April 12.-Harry J. Orr, 22, of this city, who was placed on trial last week, charged with the murder of his wife, Margaret, 19, near Lake Whitney on March q, 1920, today was allowed to plead guilty to murder in the second de- gree. Judge Avery sentenced him to the state prison for life.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12

most prominent members of the city's
 official family entered the political
 game when the name of Orson F. Curtis appeared in the list of candi- dates for election to the common council, and that of Alfred l.. Thomp- son was placed on the ballot for cleo ton as town clerk, both on the re- publican ticket. Continuously, since that time, with the exception of a few
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12

years lapse in the case of Mayor Cur tis, both have been office holders. The mayor served for a number of years as alderman, later as councilman and then again as alderman, being senior alderman and mayor. pro tenn. just prior to his elevation to the mayoral- ty. Col. Thompson was city clerk for a number of years under the dual form of government and when
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New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
iyear Company to
 Cut Stock 99 Million

|umbua, c.. April 19.--Th" Good Tire and Rubber company, k. today filed articles with the
 kry Of state reducing its-common
 Il stock from sl00. 100000 to- ,o0O.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
ARDING REPUDIATES LEAGUE OF NATIONS UT AT SAME TIME OPPOSES ANY PLAN OI EPARATE TREATY WITH CENTRAL POWERS
FIREMEN DRAW LOTS
 FOR VACATION TIME
Recreation Season Will Begin This Year on May ? and Will Con-
 clude on September 22.

clude on September 9.
 The members of the permanent force of the fire department assem- bled this morning at central station on Commercial street to draw lots for the vacation season. Owing to the adoption of the two-platoon which becomes effective on October i, the vacations will start much earlier this year.
 The dates selected are as follows:
 May to 13--C. Scheyd, w. Mo Cram, H. Squires.
 May B to 24-M. Souney, r. Smith, r. Gilligan, F. Lunn.
 May 24 to June 4-George Hoff- man, w. Watts, J. Brophy, G. Sparm- CT.
 June 4to June 15-T Higgins, V. Davis, R. Forsythe, E. Woods.
 June 15 to 26--Carl Kuhs, k. Con- lon, P. Nuss. E. Carlson.
 June 26 to July w. Shaw, J. Grove, s. Rozanski.
 July to 1S-R. Smith, J. Austin
 July IS to 29-L Huber l.. Saun- ders, E. Parker, T. Hinchey.
 July 29 to August 9-G. Mycroft. J. Connolly, w. Frey, F. Fagg.
 August to 20-H. Parsons. J. Egan, n. Moore, T. Roper.
 August 20 to 31-J. Stanton, H. Jones, w. Porter, W. NJ. Kelly.
 August 31 to September 11-J Souney. s. Wolfer, W. Hartnett, J. Finneran.
 September II to 22--M Layden, H. Clark NJ Rutler
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
NEW DRIVE ON CRIME
Chicago Police Will Be Equipped With Wireless Telephones 10 Better Bat tle Against Offenders.

Wireless Telephones 10 Better Bat
 tic Against Offenders.
 Chicago, April 12.-Wireless tele- phones are to be used by the Chica go police in their war on crime, it was announced today. A $12,000 plant IS being installed on the roof of the City Hall for constant communication with rife squads, fireboats, fire engine houses, police stations and patrol wagons. At first the terminals will have only receiving apparatus.
 Wm- G. Keith, commissioner of gas and electricity, who proposed the ex- pertinent, said today that he hoped ui- umately to have every policeman equipped with receiving apparatus which weighs only a few ounces and can be concealed under his clothing
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
State Civil Service
 Law PObably Killed

Hartford. April 12.-'rhe civil serv- ice law of the state probably has been repealed by action of the senate this afternoon in concurring with the house In adoption of the Buckley bill.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
EETERs- MUST DO WORK.

ffford. April l2.--Orders for the Ennd Second companies of Gov 2h Foot Guards 10 have one days Xutv either this month or in May
 %<nuud today. The Second com
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
Martial Law May Be
 Declared in Greece

Athens. April 12.-Esta blishment of martial law in Greece was discussed in the chamber of deputies here today Premier Gounaris brought the matter
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12
First Session Today of
 Soldier Relief Committee

The first meeting of the recently appointed soldiers relief committee will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the office of, Mayor O. F. Curtis. Representatives of the local eerv- ice mems posts which have recently combined under the name q \A New Britain Council of World ter ans will be on. ha1 committee is. c9N
New Britain herald., 1921-04-12

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New Britain herald., 1921-04-12

News of the World
 By Associated Press
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-06-10

~ ss 80
Cashier ,Koester Of the Security
State Bank Of Outlook was "a Zen
tywood on business Tuesday eSenllg-
-
Cashier Morck Of the Citizens State
Bank Of Antelope was N tIentyWood
on business Tuesday evening.
M...-s Morr;s Iensen. Jacob Peter
80, 1 s,sd = s. Iensen- of Daornar. were
s ~. 80. callers ;;n the cnI1nfv seat
1u@,iIrs.ss e fh;s week
"a 'A1.A>s>-S
NJ and Mrs. Arthur Reuber and
I, AZ, 80 and ~ Mrs. q q. Vollun. Fremont
s srs.u a. NJ anl Mrs. Chas. Is. TAYLOR,
1@for,,ov s K1 Wheeler and ACCOUNT
s III Grant Hoare 81 Butte were guests
- ANNE. sinner a. IA Hass Brokers' big
Farm n the Outlook territrry last
e. c,., a 8. - & 8 tnrnnnn. -
>''..1>'>'s 81 -
49,. .fo,rerlvs county,
.an r.. e ' 1,.5l;e S,,,,- nftl,e nflav y
Aey Geo. Ouu11AS - 49, - VIM -
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Paul were over
sunday visitors at Scobey.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Paul were over
Sunday visitors at scoDey'
John! Danielson Of the Homestead
precinct was IN Plentywood on bust,
ness Wednesday and visited severa!
of the farmer officers at the court
house. Mr.. Danielson works nne
farm near Homestead.
Jacob Petersen Of the Dagma1
country was transacting business II
the county seat Tuesday. Mr. Peter
son reports a large acreage SEEDED IL
his neighborhood, and that the crops
never locked better.
w. B. Newton, who used to be sta,
ton agent at Archer and later al
Medicir, Lake, but who went to Har.
lem about a year ago, has been trans
ferred to Chinook, where he is nov
occupying the position Of telegraph
operator.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Ostby Of the
Froid territory passed through Plen
tvwood the latter part of last weel
for Scobev on a visit to Mr.. Ostby':
brother. Alfred and family, returning
to their home at McCabe Tuesday ev
ening. While in Plentywood Mr.: ane
Mrs. Ostby paid call at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Taylor. MI
Ostby was the farmers candidate TO
the state senate in Roosevelt count!
last fall, and is enc of the League
leaders of that county.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-06-10

Deputy Sheriff Wmderhch was up
in the north end Of the cdnnty Wee
nesday, posting notices.
Buy Fine Home Made Bread s;
HOLMAN KoMPANsY'
John and Clair Stoner and G. G.
Ba1tx Of the Outlook precinct were
Plentywood visitors last Saturday ev-
FOR FLAxSEED see HOLSTER.
Plentywood Mont.
Richard Hass Of the Outlook pre-
cinct was ii the county seat On busi-
ness Monday. s.3F 80 { 81 -
$50 bushels nice fax seed for sale.
6-t2 DOOLEY IMPLEMENT GO.
Swan Back and fatl,er-in-lau, Nh.
Melby, Of the Outlook precinct, we1e
business callers in the county seat
Tuesday Of this week s
Order your seed corr, millet, Sudan
Grass and Spells now. HEhLAND-
STRAND. s
4-e d
Henry Krieger, prosperous farmer
of the Outlook country, was looking
after business matters in the county
seat Tuesday. i sS
80 Per cent Discount for cash on
Harness at HELLAND-STRAND
HARDWARE. 2-t1
Charles Westphal and County
Treasurer D. J. Olson went to Gull
bertson on business Monday after.
noon, returning Tuesday. s
FOR SALE-Manson Campbell
Vetch Separator for cleaning seed
grain. HELLAND-STRAND. Plen.
tywO0d.
Charles Westphal Of the Outlook
precinct has been in Plentywood this
week, arranging the detail Of the
O'Hare lecture which will occur herr
next Tuesday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-06-10

John Heaven Of M
sides across the line Il \
in company with r, I..s
drew Dahl of Dagmsrrr' my :
tywood "Wednesday, ,,,sl'
ments for the farmers
which will be held at \
Saturday, June 18th. s
county capitol they mad,
ers News office a pleass,,]
x
Senator Hans Dixon ii
precinct was in Plentgr,
ness Wednesday and ~
officers at the court hops|
This is the first time H. IS !
been IN PlentyWood SINAI
6cers: took over the cou.'
Dixon went to the fam |
as he got back from n
been busy farming ever
atori Dixon will speak ii
Brush Lake SATURDAY..
| when he will tell Of bis !
| the legislature.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-06-10
SCHOOL N

Tax levy blanks and
ancial report blanks have
to the Clerks Of the sh
If any clerk should not
blank he should write i
these reports must be ii
Of July.
Prof. S. J. Millbroet
teachers examinations d
during the last week e1
pers to about twenty teal
Millbrook plans to spend
summer studying at The
of Minnesota.
Supt. Moe and Deputy {
ed at Poplar Wednesdsl !
Of Strengthening out so1ei
ness of long standing bstal
counties, chiefly coneenq
tricts.
The grades from the NJ
tons were sent out fr'n
| Saturday. Diplomas went
Tuesday to the eighty-al
| full writers of the county.
| the eighth grade gradua
| published in this issue.
who sees his name on thl
his diploma by applying
| &C Tho distt riot whore he y
j ing done this, he should 4
| his diploma, he should J
| County Superintendent,
A large supply Of pay
for practice Writing Is =
at the Office. School ohs
| make use of this, paper
| same by calling for It At !
Charles Westphal Of i
| ed at the Office on buslne'
/ Misses Wangen ana
teachers of District NO.
mar were in the office g
al reports and 9Th grace
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-06-10
sHERIFF'S SALE

Sd GALL
In the District Court of the IWen-
tieth Judicial District of the State OF
Montana, In and For the County OF
PETERSON & JoRGENsoN, a cor
poration, Plaintiff,
JAMES NELSON, ANE NELSON,
FARMERS COOPERATIVE AS
ISOLATION, a corporation, and
SECURITY STATE BANK OF
MEDICINE LAKE, a corporation,
To be sold at sherif's Sale on the
End day Of July, A. D. 1921, at the
hour Of 2 o'clock p. NJ. on said day,
at the front (south) door Of the
County Court House, at Plentywood,
in the County of Sheridan, State OF
Montana, the following described
real estate property, to-wit:
North Half Of Southwest quar-
ter (N1z SWA) J and West Half
of Northwest Quarter lWh
NWA) of Section Twenty Three
(23), in Township Thirty-Two
1929 North of Range Fifty
Eight 1881 East of the Montana
Meridian. in Sheridan County,
State of Montana,
Together with the Entertainments ant
appurtenances thereunto belonging OF
in anywise appertaining.
Dated this 9Th day of June, A. u
O. J. COLLINS,
Sheriff
4 By ED. WUNDERLICH,
Deputy Sheriff
/ ALFRED T. VOLLUM,
Plentywood, Mont.
Attorney for Plaintiff. vt
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=. z
nf,, and Mrs Oliver Slette of Ante
lone attended the dance here last FRI
day.
Fred Gross was in from the farm
8 nbus;ness the latter part OF ias1
week.
Saturday evening, Clerk q neeoTu !
or B. K. O'Grady entertained at a
dinner party at her home, compll1
mentary to B. X. Wheeler and W
Grant Hoage of Butte. Covers were
laid for eight guests.
x* 49, :.
Miss Sophia onstad of Westby led1
Tuesday for Missoula, where s I wall
attend summer school at the u =, y; :
sity. Miss Onstad spent the week ha vas-
ting at the L. J. Onstad home mere.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-06-10
SHERTFFS SALE


In the District Court of the Twen-
tieth Judicial District Of the State
of Montana, in and for the County
Of Sheridan.
JOHN W. SHELBY Plaintiff, 8
4 s versus
JOHN WHIT1sH, EFFIE WHITIsH,
JOHN GRAYSON, and RICHARD
GRAYsoN, co-partners doing
business in the firm name and
style Of GRAYSON BROTHERS,
M. RUMELY5 COMPANY, a cor
poration, RUMELY PRODUCTS
CO., corporation, LIBBY LUM-
Der CO., a corporation, GEORGE
E. BOLSTER, and SHERIDAN
{ COUNTY, MONTANA, a Municipal
Corporation, Defendants.
TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFF'S
SALE, at the front door. Of the Court
house, in the Town of Plentywood,
Sheridan County, Montana, ON the
End dayeof July, A. D. 1921, at the
hour Of 2 o'clock in the afternoon Of
said day, to the highest and best bid
der for cash, the following described
real estate, lying and being in Sheri-
dan County, Montana, to-wit:
The South Half of the South
west Quarter (S1a SWA) and
the Southwest Quarter Of the,
| Southeast Quarter (SWA seq
| Of Section Thirty-five (Sec. 35)
| and the Southeast Quarter Of the
| Southeast Quarter (SEA seq
/ Of Secti0n Ill1irty-four (Sec. 81
ii Township Thirty -four Twp.
34) North Of Range Ffty-five
(Rge. Soy East Of the Montana
Meridian,
together with the tanents and
lappurtenances thareunto bElonging OF
/ il anyX = apperta lining.
D24sd this 9th slAy ct June, a. p
l OSCAR .. COLLINS,
Sheriff
9-t4g Deputy Sheriff
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-06-10

LOsT-Lady's gray gray ii d
proof coat, b eet1antyvodl
Outlook via cc1Tscup|
mond. Notify, a Sf nToI
BANK OF OUlho
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NEWS CLASH
| ADVERTISER

WANTED-To hear s y Y
good ranch for sale: I =
full particulars =. :
neapolis.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-06-10

ESTRAYED-One 4I y
gelding, branded "a e sha,,t'
shoulder, Welghet aDy "a
white strip in face, !; "
feet, is a little low y, = n
up and notify I. p9.s \
First, National 0'
Montana.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-06-10

| vIu,cANIZ1NG- Send !, !!
and have them vu'sS
Tire Shop, Plenty wow
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-06-10

|. FOR SALE-Inree ,.ood
ouire at this Office
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FOR Shakespeare IA
RAIDER, Raymond,
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BARN WANTElp,,.,,s
fro,n owner Of a 1isa, i~
for sale for fall =, GEN.
Box 551, Ol1iey, IL
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FOR RENT-6-ro9on 4 !
lots, $25. Apply :
Bank.