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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
\iviani's Plea May Re-
suit in Postponing Ac-
ton by Senate Despite
Views of the President
Approval of War
Debt Bill Probable
French Fear Moral Effect
in Europe of Passage
of Present Resolution
By Carter Field

WASHINGTON, April 2.-vivt-
ami has failed to convince President
Harding that the Knox resolution
declaring peace with Germany
should not be passed. The Presi-
dent, while agreeable to the remark
able statement made yesterday of
full accord with the determination Of
France to force Germany to ac-
knowledge responsibility for the war
and pay to the limit of her ability,
IS still determined Oh the passage of
the peace resolution.
The French, it is learned. have
practically abandoned hope of OBJ
tanning a definite promise for the
shelving of this resolution. How
ever, they are almost sure that they
will get the next best thing. which
IS temporary pOstponement They
are almost sure also that if the
Knox resolution does pass it will be
accompanied by a formal announce
ment on the part of the Administra-
ton along the line of yesterdays
forceful declaration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
Gum on a Stick Used
To Steal Liberty Bonds
Baltimore Bank Teller Absent
From Cage When Thieves
Fish Out S2.85O Worth

BALTIMORE, April 2. - Reaching
through the grating of the paying tel
ler's window at the Calvert Bank, How
ard and Saratoga streets, in the heart
Of the shopping district. to-day, three
men stole $3.50 worth of Liberty
bonds, using sticks to which were at
tached BITS Of chewing gum to draw the
bonds from the shelf behind the win
dow
They chen walked out and disap-
peared. The teller was absent from the
cage at the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
g Favors Separate
Peace With Germany. hut
Backs Demands of Allies
Wilson, to Visit London.
Says Newspaper There


LONDON, April 2.-Ex-Presi-
dent Wilson, according to Reyn-
old's Newspaper, is expected in
London for ten-day visit at the
end of April. 1t says that roomE
for a party Of eight have been
reserved at leading hotel.
WASHINGTON, April p
Neither confirmation nor denial
of the London report that ex-
President Wilson was to visit
that city soon was obtainable here
tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
Cuban Political Fight Fatal
Candidate for Havana Governor
Shot Dead on Street

HAVANA, April 2.-Fernande7 Out
nones, National League candidate for
Governor of Havana province in the
November elections, was shot and killed
almost instantly this evening by Err
nesto Colledo, Liberal Representative
for Santa Clara province. The shoot
ing took place at Prado and Virtudes
streets.
Political differences are said to have
led to the tragedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
Eyaded Draft at Albany

ALBANY, April 2.--Linn A. L. Gale,
who was arrested at Mexico City, where
he formerly was employed in newspa-
per work, escaped twice from the draft
officials here, the chairman of the local
board said, the second time making his
way across the Mexican border before
he could be apprehended, although Fed
eral officials were close upon his trail.
The chairman expressed the hope that
Gale would be returned here.
Gale, just before MS sudden depart
ure from this country married an AL
bany girl at Utica His wife formerly
was employed III one Of the state de
partments at the Capitol.
The day before he was to report to
the draft board here to be sent TO an
army camp he Disappeared He was
traced to Buffalo and later to Pontiac,
Mich, where he was taken into custody
and brought back Ne was i'll and the
local draft board permitted him to go
home to recuperate. He took the op-
portunity to scape from the country,
his wife joining him soon afterward.
Gale at one time managed a small
newspaper in Rensselaer, and later
conducted a magazine here. He had
been employed on several newspapers
in the state, including some of the
local dailieS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03

Gale has been prominent in radical
activities in Mexico for the last three
years. representing one of several fac
tions of Communists said to be striving
to establish a soviet government here
His magazine was suppressed for a
while during the Carranza regime At
that time he was arrested, but was i'm
nj mediately released
His expulsion under Article 33 of the
constitution, pertaining to "pernicious
foreigners" had been demanded pre-
viously by Ell Universal, suit against
Continued on page four
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04

onkormanyzatra
az augustus 9-iki
elovalasztasokon
Ovassa ell cit nehany 6rvet manager (iizlet-
vezet6) telv melett
l. manager terv kikiszoboli politikazast a va
ros vezetesebol.
Ma mindcn j6erzesii pogar undorral fordul el a
varoshazat6l inert tisztvise6k vesztegetes zsaroas
es inkompetonca vadja alatt allanak Mndez mem
forduhat el6 ha varos iigyeit fogadott zetvezeto
vczeti.
g. A manager takarekos es bizneszszeri varosi kor-
manyzatot jelent.
TIT cgy ptlda a fcnticS gazolasara Az ad6fze-
t6k ptnzet mindg fecs6rek es pedig kiilonosen va
lasztasok eott vlros akalmazottak. Hetekkel az
elovalasztasok es november valasztasok clott
megvalaszott varos tisztvisel6k koresked6ssel fog
lakoznak 6s torodnek varos igyeivel Is mum
kajaval. Alkalmazottaik ugyanezt teszk. Ha izet-
vezet0 kezeben van varos munka janak iranyitasa,
ugy kiksz0boljik korteskedest, inert az izetve-
zet6 megfogadott alkamazottja varosnak akit
mem polit1a, hancm kepess6g allt varos eere.
g. A manager azonnal elbocsathato ha akalmatlan-
max vagy gazembernek bizonyul
A n6p aal valasztand6 varosi tanics fogadia
meg varos zletvezet6jet, tehat mines senkinek
lek0telezve szavazatokert es mi,lden tekMetben
szabad keze arra hogy osztalyok vezet6it ke-
pcss6g 6s politika pirtaas vagy befolyas alatt
valassza meg.
IIa az iizletvezt6 mem bizonyul megfelelo ember
mex. vagy visszael alasaval, ugy azonnal es mnden
tovabbi ntll1i elbocsathat6 6s hely6be mas ember
keri.
Gondolkozzon ezen ervek felett es ARA meg
gyozodesre jut, hogy manager terv hasznat az ado
fizeto polgar elvezi
Szavazzon az augustus 9-iki el6yalasztasokon
az aant felsorot ferfiakra es n6kre akik megfogad
jak hogy megvalasztatasuk eseten manager forma
alapjan szerkesztik meg valos vi alkot1nanyat
MISS JEAN FREY
Mrs. J. F. WILLIAM RITTER
MRS. JOHN H. MIDDLETON
MRS. T. J. ARUNDEL
MISS ANNA M THOMAS
CURTIS A. MANCHESTER
PHILIP J. THOMPSON
JAMES COOPER
JOHN F. SMITH
NORMAN T. NORRIS
EDWARD WEsTWooD
GEORGE H. GEsSNER
HERBERT R. WELLER
HORACE O. EMERSON
r F. HERR
A City Manager Plan jelotje
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04

koyettek sem dore5 hangjuknak,
sem puskajuk 6lmanak utjat, inert
siirii bokrok m0g0tt magyar
katonat is lehetett sejteni, aki
nem fut ell, hanem visszalS vagy
visszaiit.
Naeyszeru haditervet eszeltek
tehat XII. Rajvonalban korilfog-
TAX az erd6t es pokolbeli .zenge-
delmu 0ssztiiazel sz6rtak a halalt
titokzatos belsejebe. A reptile vas
darabok alig csendiil5 suhanasa
halk szimfoniaba olvadt, mely-
mex finom muzsikajat csak egy-
egy koppanas zavarta, amint a
szaguld6 goly6 valamelyik faba
belefurodott.
Greg Simon Josef egyszerrc
karjan fajdalmas iitest erzett.
Tudta jol, hogy loves erte, inert
elmeletileg kitanulta mar a ha-
boru csinjat- -binjat az iidiilesre
szabadsagolt, sebesilt katonafiak
beszeder6l. Bar fajt a seb, szisz-
scenes nelkul allotta megis, me-
hogy ketsegbeessek meg inkabb
az asszony. Csak annyit mondott
neki:
= Kezdd ell Miatyankot!
Didergett szegeny rettenet-
t6l, ajaka alig mozgott, azert meg
is susogta az Ur imadsagat:
49,. Es ne vigy minket a
kisertetbe, de s6t inkabb saba
dts meg a gonoszt0l -.
f $40 vegen balkan sikoltott,
mellehez kapott, ahonnan friss
yer bugyant el6, villages szeme-
mex viztiik0re zavarossa Walt, fe.
je alahanyatlott es teste roskadt
a fold fele. De tarsa, egy hosz-
szu eleten huseges tarsa nem E.
resztette. Karja k0ze fogta, ma
gahoz olelte es ugy tartotta.
Maid egyet lepett, a testet ved5
ia mell6l tisztasra allott, hogy
szabad utat engedjen eletehez a
goly6nak.
Ez a golyo egy perc mulva er-
keZett.
A ket artatlan elet gyertyajat
elfujta martaloc fegyverek gyil-
kos zivatara; az elettelen ket te-
tenn az elmulasban is eggye val
va, z0ld lombok arnyaban, his to
partja illatos novenyek agyan
varta, hogy a bujdos6 flu vissza-
ada oket az osanyanak, a scent
seges foldnek, hmelybGl kiszar-
maztak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
HAT KOCsI szEN

A magyar banyaszok banyaia-
b6l junius 10-en ment Xxi az els6
vasuti kocsi szen. Azota annyira
haladtak mar munkaval, hogy az
elmult heten naponta hat vasuti
kocsi szenet adtak XII.
A munka haladasavla mindig
dolgoznak es hetrol-hetre tobb
magyar reszvenyes kap alkalma-
East a banyaban azok k0ziil, akik
mar korabban jelentkeztek nun
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04

kara. A tarsasag levelben hivja
oda a megfelel5 nj embereket.
A munk haladasaval mindig
tobb Is t0bb embernek adnak jo
es alland6 munkat, ami valosagos
aldas a mai id6kben, amikor a
legt0bb banyaban sziinetel a mum
ka, vagy pedig csak par napot
dolgoznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
AMI vALoszNttTLEN

Tegnap beszeltcm a feles6geddel
= mondja Peter Padnak.
- Baratom, az nagyon val6s7intitlen
- feleli Pal.
De ha mondom! pattoa
Peter.
- Bizonyara tevedsz. Mem te be
szeltel, . beszelt, - jelenti XII Pal, aki
ismeri q kedves nejet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
RArsMERr

Vandorlo: Uram, kony6rg0k, segit-
sen XII valamivel, meg ma mem ettem.
Mar regen munka nelkul vagyok Is
mem tudok munkat kapni.
F6rvenyfi: Nekem ugyan meselhet,
hiszen ket hettel ugyanezt t6rtene.
tet mondta ell nekem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
MUNKA-ALKALOM

Vidskre Clint. Mich.) kereselS
egy haztartasi munkaban gya-
korlott, f3zni is tud0 not. Al
lando alias. 10 fizetes.
Erdekl6d6kkel telefon (Auto.
75798) utjan targyal Mr.. Good
man, Youngstown.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
Erdo .;iriijsben
Irta: aagyhy Denes

placOn q kalVlnlSta templOm SUI
darmagas tornya. Eminnen, a leg
felsS ablakbol, az 6lalkod6 SEEN
vegig teritheti tekintetenek SEE
les leped6jet hazak hosszu, oyer
soran es a csiirkertek t0m6tt bo-
zotjaban, ha ,kivancsi "a, a fut-
kos6 szarnyasokat is meglathat-
ia; a Firtospatak csillogo tikore
is oda cikazik fel, amint kigyo-
testet szazret csavarva, h0mp0ly-
geti ala Kikiill0 kihasado mel
lere.
De amonnan, tet0rol csodas
tiinderpanorama nyilik az egnek
es a kepzeletnek minden tajeka
fele: vegig a loksagokon, Cselye
laposan es Mik6kering6je vol
gyen altal a gagyi hegyekig, fel
a Sikl6di-k6ig es Firtos koszirt-
varaig, melyet hunszekelyek e.
meltek hajdan menedekiil, de a
gonosz lelek megrontasukra ha-
lomba d0nt0tte vala, sok szamos
esztend6knek el6tte. A hegyteto
olyan six, mint kifeszitett te-
nyer rata az erd6 olyannak
think alulr6l, mintha a kiralyi
csucs bubja zold koszoruval vol
ma felsegesse diszitve. A karcsu
fax kozott az elet zajtalan, pedig
az erd0 file eleshallasu es min
denr6l ertesul csipog6 vereb,
fiittyos rig6 csorgo szarka, ene1
kes csalogany: a j6 listen tudja,
merre jar most.
A nap suit, a tai deriilt, megis
oily hiiv0s a leg. hogy szinte bor-
gong tole az ember hata. Es ha
az ember felelmeben elfut. mar
talekul hagyva hajlekat, minden
foldi kincset: hogy mereszelne a
madar es a mezo vadja feszken
iilni. hogy beketiiressel varja a
halalt. amely remiiletes arccal Is
k5ny0rtelen Swivel rohan felejeY
A szello Kiism6d felol megreb-
ben es arulkod6 kedvvel uegig-
salad Matevesze erdejen. EN-
beri hangok foszlanyait repiti a
t6parti tisztas felol a keskeny
diloutra, mely az erd6 szelet sze-
gi korul. Halk, felenk. suttogas,
de az ember torkab6l szallott XII
Is emberi az ertelme.
Milyen fustszag van, Jozsi?
= kerdezi valaki, bizonyosan
aggodalmas no.
- Erzem en- is - adott felele-
tet< egy. ferfi es szava, mintha
fold alol jonne, olyan mely volt.
yajion mi lehetg folly
tatta az els6.
"A szalmanak van ilyen biize.
- En- edes Istenem, csak mem
gyujtogatnakf =
Meme? Hat mem hallottad,
hogy Korondot is felegettek9
Mint valami sotet felleg, ugy e.
melkedett a gyehenna tiiz fistje
a Firtos mogott. Lattad magad
is. mondtad is.
- LATHAM mondtam, meg
sem tudom hinni, hogy emberi
keresztyen kepes legyen ilyen
poganysagra.
Eek mem keresztyenek,
eek poganyok. Mem emberek,
hanem farkasok, dih0s feneva-
dak, akik embervert isznak es
emberhust esznek.
Altaluk biintet az a dics3seges
listen. -.
Fehervoroses szinii feny hasadt
vegig az erdon Nyiraroka nyilasa
fel0l. Lassu hullamzassal, remit
letesen lebegett barnall6 ar
nyekban ;olykor eltint, ismet
langpirosan csapott keresztiil
fax koronaja folott.
Egg a falu! - mondotta a
ferfi es felugrott hervadt ha-
rasztr6l, melyen el6bb hevere
szett.
- Hova messz? allitotta
meg az aszony.
Koriilnezek, mi van oda-
lenn'?
Hfo.1x<uo1~ o1~t~o~ ,,xnnt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
X + A D @

Egy butorozott szoba 1-2 fla
talembernek, ugyanott egynehany
fiatalemher jo hazai kosztot kap-
hat. OF cent carfare. Erie Street
es Lucius Avenue sarok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
TARCZA

TEX egy son, egy keny6ren az
emberi let boldogsagaval IS bana.
laval aldottah Is megprobaltan
Scent oregsegIk utolso napjai-
ban kellett nyoszolyajukat erdd
fenekere vetni0k, hogy kenyerte-
len nappalok hosszan es nedyes
ejszakak ramseges s6tetjen lit
fetrengjenek, esend6 tletiik Walt
sagaul.
| A remiilet a venseget is meg
fiatalitja. A szamkivetett ember-
par is siet6 lepessel tartott fen
six lankajanak. Vigyazkodva,
ketret g0rnyedve, nehogy gonosz
nepek eszrevegyek, vegigfekId-
tex az as2ott avaron Is elebuk
tarult vilag. Az vilag, mely-
mex minden apro zuga lemosha-
Italian KEEP gyanant tiindok0lt lei
kik tisztafenyes lapjan elot-
.iik allott a falu, a sziil6falu. De
amt rata es benne lattak, szor-
nyii latomas volt. Harom tiizosz-
lop emelkedett, olyan magas,
mint a Szab6 Marion g6zmalma-
max hosszu kemenye. a helyseg
harom kiilonb0zo pontian: Eel
szegben, Hajlason al6l es Alszeg-
ben.
Ha volt eddig Simon J6zsefek-
ban nemi va-yakozas az elet u
tan, ez vagyakosas, mint aho-
Cyan az utcara dobott cserep to-
rik 0ssze a ralep6 kemeny sarok
alatt, ugy tort 0ssze az 8 lelkiik-
ben. Vegei TIT a vilag vege, gon-
doltak mind a ketten. Ha az a
meleg otthon, cserepf0deleS
haz, melyet annyi gonddal, IA
radsaggal epitettek, hamuva le-
szen es hajlektalanna valik a sza-
nand6 ember; NIT keressenek ak
kor hitvany fold hatan? Osz
es6ie. tel fagya elol hova rejt6z-
zenek9 Oh, legiobb a sir: 0rok6s
lakast. orok6s nyugodalmat ad..
Vonagl6 Swivel, .nema ajakkal
figyeltek befele. De a $40 banat
zariat nyitja, a beszed enyhulest
boz es tiirove tudja tenni ha-
borg6 lelket.
= Vajjon XII eg Felszegben?
kerdezte Simonne.
- Sokan egnek, k0zbol a Her
ceg Ferenc csiire.
Hat a Hajlas k0rnyeken?
- Birtalan Jozsef vagy Bodor
Andras, vagy mind a kctto. Tan
meg a jegyzo haza is.
- Istenem, egesz Alszeg Ian
gokban all!
- Ugy latom, .hogy a 'Gallfy-
fiuk joszaga pusztul. Elpusztul
lit minden, mines elo lelek aki Sc
gitsen, s6hajtott es felallott, mint
ha a faluba akarna rohanni, hogy
egymaga vessen veget az irtoza-
tos iteletnek.
De amely pillanatban kiemel-
kedett magas alakja az elotte
gunyaszt6 dornb mogiil, mem
messze, az aljban, tabortiiz koriil,
boros kupak koz0tt domberozf
marcona fegyveres emberek ide-
gen nyelvii, rekedt orditasa dor
dult feleje:
- Ali! XII vagys
Maid nehany goly6 siivoltott
utana.
Az asszony halalra Walt b6sz
kialtas hallatara, azonban csak-
hamar magahoz teri, erotlen kar-
ia eros lett, a f0ldre rantotta da-
colo urat es kenyszeritette, hogy
hason csusszek mellette a sGru
rengeteg fai koze, elobbeni buv6-
helyiikre, amely menedeket es We
delmet adott idaig. Ezalatt a DOR
bezol6 ellenseg iivoltve ragadott
fegyvert menekiil6 Greg ST.
mon JOSEF utan vetette magat.
De annak nyoma veszett, eltiint
az erdo melyen.
A parancsnokof6 tiszt megalli-
totta a csapatot es tanacskozni
kezdett, hogy mitev6k legyenek,
mikent keritsek kezre AIT az egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04

THOMAS H. JENKINS
az 1921. augustus 9-ild republi-
kanus el0valasztasoknal halasan
veszi tamogatasat.
POLITIKAI HIRDETES
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-04
B E R B E A D 8

B E R B E A D O
Dale street 1888 szam alatt 4
szoba gaz es villanyvilagitassal,
.vizvezetekkel havi 25 dollarert,
Erdekl6dok forduljanak Himel,
reichhoz, Dollar Bank COS szoba.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-04-27
MUST EXTERMINATE
GALLATIN GOPHERS
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One)
While nearly four tons of poison
have been distributed in the county
there is still much land where no work
of this nature has been done. Many
petitions for the appointment Of go
pher eXterminators have geen filed
with the county commissioners, and
while the policy Of the commissioners
has been to Try and get the farmers
to poison their own lands without the
appointment of man to do the work,
still it has been found necessary to
appoint five exterminators in the
county. Four of these are working
in the extreme western part of the
county, from the county line of the
Logan county. The other is working
in the eastern part of the county near
Sedan.
- the work is thoroughly done this
year there will be few gophers left
to bother the farmers another sea-
son and the county can, with another
years effort, be practically free OF
gophers. So far the commissioners
have tried to encourage the farmers
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-04-27
BOHEMIAN is ON NEW
AEROPLANE ROUTE

Continued from Page One0
an airplane over the route to make
an air log for advertising purposes.
This work is being carried on with
The sanction and support of the Vel
lowstone Trail association. Your
trailman has been named our repre-
sentative in your city and we expect
to get some great advertising results
FOR every town along the line of the
route.
In order to take care Of the expense,
the officers have set a membership
fee of $500 for towns over five
thousand and $1,000 for towns under.
Will you please let us know at once
if you are with US on this proposition
and il. we can count on you for your
membership fee?
Thanking you in advance, we re-
main,
Yours very truly,
Yellowstone Aero Route.
VIM n EoTo,,cO,, eooxy
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-04-27

Rochambeau, Wilson Greek, Cotton
wood, Spanish Greek, Little Bear
Greek, Ophir, Anderson and Middle
Greek. Colors: rose and white.
No. 5, West Gallatin. Director, r.
ma Bigelow; Pine Butte, Monforton,
Anceney, Vincent, High Line, Gamer
on, Elk Greek, Fowler, Leverich and
Rea.
No. 6, Big Six. Director, Mrs. Pearl
Kallams; Upper Bridger, Story's Mill,
Walker, Nelson, Valley Center, Harp
Ell and Waterman. Colors: dark green
and gold.
No. z, Director, Grace Street; Sc
dan, East Flathead and Sunnyside.
No. s, Mountain View. Director
Media Becker; Springhill, East Gallat-
in, Reese Greek, Decker, Dry Greek
and Foster Greek. Colors: blue anC
white.
No. 9, Mountain Side. Director, Der.
nice Moves; LaMotte, Chestnut, Fort
Ellis and Malmborg. Colors: scarlet
and white.
No 10, Willow Greek. Director, FREQ
Madison. Colors: pink and green.
No. II, Three Forks. Director, R. E
Albright. Colors: red and black.
No. II, Manhattan. Director, Viii
liam Wyatt. Colors: orange ant
black.
No. Is, Belgrade. Director, Allan
Carman. Colors: green and white.
No. IA, Bozeman. Director, Leor'
Hapner. Colors: red and white.
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ball games and remove an obstruction
that interfered with the play in right
field. For football the bleachers are
fully as good on the south as on the
north side of the field.
The moving of these bleachers calls
to mind the fact that they were pur-
chased from money raised by facul-
ty-city official ball game some ten
years ago. The city officials challeng-
ed the faculty team to play ball, the
college to get the proceeds the first
year, the city the next. On the day
of the game, the stores all closed, a
parade was formed and practically
the whole town repaired to the fair
grounds where the game was played.
A tag ticket was used and as a result
over $3.50 was raised as a result of
the game, the faculty winning easily.
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COLLEGE ATHLETES
BUSY THESE DAYS

Continued from Page One.)
track coach in recent years. In the
middle distance events and the dis
tances the college is particularly
strong. Bachman and Mountjoy are
looking well in the two mile and in
the mile these two with Finley, win
ner of the event last year and Bunney
of high school fame are all doing
well. Bunney and Finley are also
taking care of the half. There are
a number of good looking quarter
men, including Coggswell, HOllister,
Jones and several more. McCarren is
negotiating the hurdles in fair shape
and several more men will develop
under Coach Gibson, who used to
step some over the sticks himself and
has perhaps the best form of any
man in the state. There is a lack of
real sprinting material at the college,
Gates is about the best bet in that
direction, but even he has not shown
the form that wins in the shorter
dashes, especially against such men
as Jack Startling and others on the
Missoula squad. Gates is good in the
jumps, holding the state record in
the high jump, along with Pigg OF
the college. In the other field events
Wildman and Hastings are throwing
the javelin and working out with the
weights and Joe Mares, freshman
is looking mighty good with the shot
and discus.
Taken all in all, and the BozemaT
spring weather permitting, Coacl
Gibson should turn out a winning
track team this year. The dual NEE
with the university will be held il
Bozeman in June.
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On last Thursday County Agent
Bodley staged a cut worm demonstra-
ton near Charleston. In one field the
worms were just getting started, a
field of spring wheat. A furrowwas
plowed some ten feet inside the
fartherest point the worms had reach
ed, the straight side of the furrow be-
ing toward the uninjured grain. Pois-
on was distributed a rod or so on both
sides of the furrow and in the fur
row itself. In a short time the eff
fects of the treatment were seen and
in some places in the ditch the dead
worms were an inch and half thick
This treatment effectively stopped
the progress of the worms.
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SUMMONS
In the District Court of the Ninth Ju-
dicial District of the State of
Montana, in and for the COun-
ty of Gallatin

Ed Richardson, Plaintiff, versus
Mamie Richardson, Defendant.
The State of Montana, to the above
named defendant, Mamie Richardson.
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action, which is
filed in the office of the Clerk of
this Court, a copy Of which is here
with served upon you, and to file your
answer and serve a copy thereof upon
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after the service of this sum-
mons, exclusive of the day of service.
The said action is brought to secure
divorce upon the grounds of cru
city as alleged in the complaint.
All of which will more fully appear
from thSverified complaint on file in
said action, reference to which is
hereby made, the same being made a
part of this summons.
And in case of your failure to ap-
pear or answer, judgment will be tax
en- against you by default, for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Attest: My hand and the Seal of
said District Court, this 18th day of
April, A. D., 1921.
w. L. HAYS, Clerk.
Stephenson and Stephenson, Attor-
ney for Plaintiff.
First publication April q, 1921.