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, 1921-09-15

highway commission. Is IN cheysnne
wnere he win attend . season OF the
organization.
l. A. Reed has returned from Thr--
mopols where he has bccn spending
the pas two days attending 10 busi-
nos interests
George Mcleod is spending the day
N Douglas in order 10 attend the fair
he made the "Trip overland
Miss Agnes Clare has sun her
position with the Midwest Refining
company offices In the Midwest build.
ing after enjoying n vacation spent In
Denver and The surrounding country,
George Richter OF the Richter Music
company il in chicago. Ill. on a triJ
In the interests OF the company H.
IS expected TO return 10 Casper tns
last II this week.
W. e. Dunn is expected to e;urr
today frorni Chcycnns where he hai
been t~ransactins business during th'
pest several days.
A. II. Stewart is spending the da,
In Douglas at the fair.
Attorney W. o. Wilson has returned
from Lander where he has been fo'
the week. He is now at his offices II
The Townsend building.
Mrs. II. f. Lathro2 returned las
evening from her home in the noun
tains- to tho Lathroo residence OF
south Center street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Martin and babs
have returned hero from an extensive
tour Of wyoming. Montana and Colo
RADIO. TIE casperites intended to stoI
In Douglas for tho stale fair but tn
advancement OF cases on tho crimina
docket here which Mr. Mart n has
charge OF as sheriff n~ece--.atS1 MI
Immediate return here.
Mark L. Weber. an officer OF tn
chappen on company arrived her
Yesterday morning from Denver wher'
he has been for the past several week
on business.
, 1921-09-15

Dear Trobuie-woman:
1 understand you will give infor-
nation on any question. / am a
working girl and have just become
of age to votes but | don't know
very much about politics: Could
you tell me who is running for The
senate and for representative from
this state In the next election?
Thanking in advance. $
MAE b.
Dear Mac B.:
Representative Frank W. Mondeii.
Republican, is the only announced
candidate for the senate. Judge c
T.. Winter, Republican. also, is a
candidate 0 the house. There is
no one against him Is yet. You
are welcome.
Dear Troubie-W Woman:
] am a stranger in Casper and
would like your advice and help in
, 1921-09-15

the Bishop Randall fsss-s-lt Den
yer and the marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev Sherman Cool
idse. now Of Denver. whom they had
both known at Fort WashAxic In Ere
mont county
Mr.. Hancock Is CONNECTED with the
Producers s Refiner~ corporation
with headquarters at Riyerton whe-c
he has resided for over two years.
Daughter Of Old
Timer Is Married.
In the presence OF only intimate
friends and immediate relatives. Miss
Irene Miller. eldest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. q. @. Miller. became tho
bride OF Bert Harris. Tho ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Walter J..
French last evening at 6 o'clock. at
the homo OF tho brides parents, ia
South Mckinley street.
The bride. who came with her par.
enfs to Casper while she was yet a
small child. is n graduate OF the Ma
trona county high school and Is
prominent in the Sunday school work
OF the Methodist church. She was
gowned in white g~eorgettc and car
ricd a brides shower bouquet OF
white roses. Her bridal veil was be
comingly arranged in cap style and
fell 10 the hem Of her skirt She wa
attended by her sister. Miss Lola Mn
Tor. who wore a beautiful frock OF
light material.
The groom was attended by Paul
r. Kingston OF Lander
Following tho ceremony an clabo-
rate dinner was served to IL guests.
The table and dining room decora-
lions were carried out in pink and
white.
After the dinner tho bride and
groom were successful in GLIDING
their friends and left this morning on
n short wedding trip. They will visit
with friends and relatives or the
groom in this state.
Upon their return to the city they
viii he at home at their residence on
Meirose street.
MIR. Harris is n well known cmploye
| u the Burlington railroad. Both Mr.,
fand Mrs. Harris have a wide circle
Of acquaintances in the city.
Bride and Groom
Leave on Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Deibert. who
were married last Sunday at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev w. J.
French. have left for Colorado
Springs. Colo. where they will spend
] their honeymoon. They are making
the trip overland. Mrs. Deibcrt was
formerly Miss Bessie Carrier. Mr.
! Deibcrt is connected with the Nash
Casper Motor company and after a
short time the young couple will be
at home in Casper.
, 1921-09-15
VIOLENCE THREATENED
AGAINST ARBICkLE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Ia =
threat OF violence against Roscoe =
Fatty Arbuekic IL justice Il not
done in his case. was contained in
an anonymous special delivery letter
rece we'd from Sacramento today BY
Harry Kelly, secretary OF the county
grand jury. The letter was turned
over to the police.
Arbuckic today said good bye TO his
cellmate. David Bender. who escaped
from the Maryland penItentiary. Ben
der left today in charge OF a Maryland
official to serve the remainder OF hts
term. Bender wished Arbuckic good
luck and the film comedian recipro-
Gated the sentiment.
, 1921-09-15

BCENOS AIRES. sept. 1.-THE
foreign exchange market at Buenos
Aires. which often a been descrlD-
cd as one OF the most sensitive IN the
world. has been the subject OF violent
fluctuations tho past week. This is
attributed 10 heavy speculation in
American dollars hasrd on reports
concerning the progress OF noEotia-
tons OF representatives or American
, 1921-09-15
DR.. Jeffrey Home
from Taft Visit

DR.. j. II. Jeffrey has returned from
Is sacatior trip 10 the cas- the great
n part OF which was spent with the
amily Of William II, TAFT. former
PRESIDENT at New Haven. Conn. DR..
eff-cy also visited In Chicago, In
lianapoiis. New York City and Vim
.ennes. Ind.
While east he was fortunate enough
% meet George Duncan. 1920 open golf
champion of Great Britain who. Is at
present touring the United States. in
4 series of special matches Mr.. Dun
an. a close personal friend of Or. Jef-
irey's for many years, asserted that
ne looked for Knepper Of Sioux City.
Iowa, who won several state cham
,ionships this year. to become the
premier amateur in America in a few
years.
, 1921-09-15
SCHOOL DISTRICTS MAY
BOND TO LIMIT OF SIX
PER CENT, STATE RULES

CEEyENNE. Wye. Sept. 1..-At-
torney Gencrat w. l. Walls today
ruled that n constitutions amend
mss; adopted by tho Wyoming cicc-
toratc last year permits school dis
tricts 70 bond themselves to n gross
limit Of G per cent. Numerous at
t,rncys have interpreted the amend
mont TO permit bonding only 10 a
sross limit Of I per cent. The opin-
i'm was rendered Mt the request OF
the directors Of the Sheridan school
district, wb,. TO raise SSeo.oeo need
ed for a new high school building.
must bond the district 10 the extent
of 6 per cent. ~
, 1921-09-15
EXPORT RATE cur ASKED.

WASHINGTON, Sept 1s.-Reauest
for reflections in export meat rates
was filed today with this traffic ex-
,cutive committee OF the eastern ter
rifory by the Institute Of American
Meat Packers. Existing rates arc
more than 100 per cent In excess OF
pre.war rates. the institute declared.
adding that the reduction was sought
n N effort to stimulate foreign de
mand for American meat products.
, 1921-09-15
VIGOROUS PROSECUTION
PROMISED BY STATE.

San FRANCISCO. Sept. i5.s-Dis-
trict Attorney Mathew Brady last
night dispatched a telegram assuring
Mayor /. c. Hodgson. mayor Of St.
Paul. hat he planned to prosecute the
case against Roscoe dTattyD Arbuclie.
most vigorously"
Erady's teiegrom In answer to ono
from h urging him to .risl
, 1921-09-15
CHARGE UNCERTAIN BUT
DECISION IS PENDING ON COAST
cc0nuaued from Page d

shipping, instructions as Los Angeles
representatives has not yet wired me
name OF undertaken who VIII have
charge OF the funeral Lillian Cati-a
acceptable
ketf ms IL ready for shipment. he
undertaken said. Miss Gatiin. n writ
er and friend or Miss Rape. asked
permission TO accompany the body
, 1921-09-15

warranted that they we're to disregard
the safes blce-
Aner having had h case for more
than Is hours late this afternoon the
jury had net been able to reach a YER
dict In the case. There has been no
intnat-on about the balloting as the
q had instructed he bafliffs 10 use
the utmost caution in keeping the pro-
ceed-nss absolutely secret
, 1921-09-15
THE TROUBLE-W0MAN

finding a suitable place to board at
a reasonable rate, in a respectable
neighborhocd. 1 trust you TO help
me. MRS. T. J. F,
Dear Mrs. T. j. F.:
Have you looked in the Tribune
rooms for rent column? There
are many desirable places advertised
and l am confident YOU can find
the o p location; but IL you will
give me Some mean of reaching
YOU I will give you my personal
service.
, 1921-09-15
PAGE THREE

banking Institutions with the Argen-
tire sovsFznent for a t5e.eoc. eJc loan
The dollar today jumped from i-5a.
the low point OF Tuesday. &c i.ff. and
closed al lie.
, 1921-09-15

Helen Of Troy has red hair
Women take the place OF nevsboys
IN SPAN.
, 1921-09-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-smsil two-room house:
lights. water and gas IN; SIS per
month. 1887 South Poplar street.
s-15-ct'
, 1921-09-15

FOR SALE-Onc partially built Stude-
baker s~peedster; W. t~hree-quarter
iron beds and springs: n Columbia
cabinet photograph. 40 East Railroad
avenue. ASK for Mr.. Stephenson.
s-l5-2t.
, 1921-09-15

FOR SALE-New photography per.
feet condition; records included
Phone 1855. s-is-it
, 1921-09-15

FOR sALE-New phonograph; per-
feet condition; records included.
Phone 1905. s-iS-it
, 1921-09-15
MADAM WHARTON.

Royal Egyptian Ciairvoyant and
Palmist.
Give Truthful Advice on All Affairs
Of Life
Office Hours 10 a. m. till 0 p. m.
Located at SIS East Second Street
, 1921-09-15

WANTED 4 reliable competent
woman for general housework In
,ho mornings. Call 1856. 9-ls-t.-ds
, 1921-09-15
Teachers to Be Honored
nj Informsi Dance.
Informal Dinner Party
for Ouf-of-Town Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". Occleston and
&r. and Mrs. c. E. curran all OF
Lead. S. D., and who are visiting witlr
friends in the city arc to be the hon
.ored guests at an informal dinner
party to be served at the home OF
Miss Sarah Martz, formerly Of Lead.
on East Second street. tomorrow even
ing.
, 1921-09-15
Hancock onohoo
Wedding Announced

OfHfuD >
Wedding Announced
Casper friends have received -
nouncements Of the marris-- - Den
yer on September . OF Miss Myldred
Donohoo Of Fort Morgan, Colo, to r.
AZ. Hancock. formerly Of Casper and
now of Riverton. The young people
net while the former was a nurse at
, 1921-09-15
Evening OF Cards
Is Enjoyed.

Miss May Moore of Dcadwood s
D.. formerly a resident OF Casper, |
hero visiting with friends.
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tss aa "A. psssauue. drssstns
ss5s7awa.aes y,s,teh. dag
.''S'sG dlsssinx fs.d., 44 s.:se "a
s'SssI 6 lnss.. sPieer. sdras-
s,,,. sIsE ro.Ss: is:is:. s,.so
roads. ~ 'SS'.. st.ss'n I. !
Iooai ... $3.50. s.. .........$ S.13s.e73
on motion the Board continued &c
0neSkinx of the deifnquenti personal
q motion the oBard adjourned unit,
. o'clock A. NJ. January 18th, 1921. s.
) o'cloesen 4. Il. 18th. 1921.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
Present; Chsirrnan udenby. Commits.
sis,aers Holden. Poupore. Traseton and
On motion the Board adjourned unt,l
lists as re.urSned 81 ps the sher 5ifGperty tax
On motion the bond OF JIG. Mahon: A.
county constable in the sum OF $4,000.
Sorth Dakota, was approved ~ tSs
on motion the Board ~aa,ourned until
r. r "... NH..a Fey. e n0sANOSy 1oNN,t4SS1. e..
9 O'Clock A. n. y
me Board met pursuant to adjourn
Present: Chairman udenby, com.nt.-
HIATT. 'SH o"e
On motion the Boara adjourned until
o'clock a. NJ. January lsth. issl.
9 o'clock Al. NJ.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
Present: Chairman udenby. COMMITS.
s1oners Holden. Poupore, Trageton and
a,, 9n m oss ,, the fol'swins bus Ven.
es71o-Normanden Pub: Co., hail
- Insurance record books. t30S.00
63111-The Light House, election
supplies for 1st Dist. 7th
- Ward, Grand Forks City. 4.3S
cost for Installing cul-
vert on county line $3.50. 1925
Total .".............. .ss4s.s4
0 o'clock A. M, January sotn. 1877. 0".n
. o'clock As X. 2oth' 1921,
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
Present.: Chairman Udenby, Commits
aioners Holden. Poupore. Hiatt and
DisbSrsements at this meeting; s
From Auto Fund ...... '265.OO Z
From Road FUND .......... 30s.20
From Better, Farming Fund.-. 1880
On motion the Board adjourned Until Until
8 o'clock A. NJ. February LIST. 1921.
GEO. UDENBY.
Attest: =
HANS ANDERSON,
County Auditor.
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edition except Saturday when, forms
close At ! p. m. for Sunday morn
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TELEPHONE Want ADs-want
Ads are received by phone. but arg
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and collection will be made at your
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This Is accommodation service ana
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OUT OF TOWN ORDERS must pe
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Jan. rs. 1921.
Regular weekly meeting Of the Board
Jan: Is: 1921 at | O'clock P. NJ. Presi-
soll ca11 Go%missioneEs %seh'aeers'
Application from Max Rabinovich for
license as pawnbroker. $50 fee paid. APP
plication from Robert Hodge as dray-
from mom; the erf foilo w zee for pa'I license mpD' to sell
milk. al! approved by the health officer.
presented. read. =
l.. +. Olson ..................'.; cows
John Erickson .............. cows
Andrew Etiern .................S cows
Moved by Commissioner Smith, sec
onded by Commissioner Western, that
licenses be granted to all when proper
bords required had been approved. Car
City wsiehmaster's Report.
weighmaster from Ian. i to "a. inc,
with 5000 fees collected. presented.
read. Moved and seconded. that report
be received and fled; Carried.
In compliance with request OF Cone
missioner of Streets Solstad, City fnei-
neer Smith. presented a report. showing
the total MI OF ya r. w OF PAYNE KIN
had been rejected. together with other
possible paving projects which might be
considered. presented. read. Moved by
Commissioner Smith. that h report be
received and filed. and that It Is the
sense Of the Board Of City Commission
ers, that unless petitions are presented
demanding paving improvements at this
time. that none be contemplated, until
conditions become normal. Carried.
surcharGo Case. IS
wouidssson be compelled to make trip
/ 3 Bismarck in connection with, the SUR
charge case against h Red River
Power company and was granted permits
sion to prosecute the a . as Found
Tostn9 0as, Nsotsaeaty aad Msssrs.
The city engineer presented a report
on the testing Of gas and alectricity-and
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- Maintenance Rsport-1s2o.
59642-M. Il. Hanson, dragging.
? road, 1-6 1900
59671-Jno. Bathgate, chains
for road drag. 1-6....... 800
59672-Will McConnachie,
dragging roads, 10 ...... 500
59673-Sam Whaley, dragging
roads, 10 ............... $500
59674-Russel1 Cooper, drag
ging roads, 1-9 .......... 500
59795-James Bolger, dragging
roads, 2-5 .............. $3.50
59796-W. f. Mueller, drag
ging roads, 2-5 ......... 1900
59797-F. M. Middleton. gas
and oil for truck. 2-5..... 2.4O
60Q23-Leon Turcotte, drag "
ging and removing snow,
3d. ......s.! ........... 2S.5O
!6002d-W. b. Slower, dragging l,"l
roads. 3-2 ::!:.......... 1850
6 O520-Leon Turcotte; remov-
ing snow. as ........... 4.b0
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Cut the plctufs ON All: four : sides.
Then carefully Told Looted line 4 in
Its entire length. Then dotted I 2
and so-on Fold each section Under
meath Accurately. When completed
turn over and you'll find ~sufpriSing
result. Save the pictures.
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City Commissioners Proceedings:
Grand Forks, North Dakota 81
Ian u 1A91

Jan. 10, 1921.
Eseular weekly meeting Of the Board
Jan; y: 1921 at o'clock p. NJ. Presi.
roll call. Commissioners schlaberg,
Smith, s0lstad' 1;ssassnI
APPLICATION of e. j.. MAIN as drayman,
81 fec paid. and application Of Western
Union Telegraph Co. for messenger
read. Moved by commissioner solstad.
seconded by Commissioner Smith, that
licenses be granted when proper. bonds
are approved L.. c at AS.tto,r,
he had solicited BIDS for f,ilins Of abat-
toir ice room. with ice for the coming
board Moved by Commissioner Smith.
seconded by Commissioner Solstad, that
this matter be referred to Commissioners
Westeen to investigate thed esirability
of the street commissioner using his
men and equipment in filling the abat-
tofr. or if not found practical. to be
E,yen the power votd to act. On roll eall the
Smith, Solstad. Westeen, o'Kcefe. Car
ried.
/, Community Rouse. l.,
The proposition of reorganization Of
community house board as suggested in
communication, presented at last meet
ing of the board was discussed. Moved
ny commissioner Western, seconded by
coIHitllSSl OIeI SHilH, IIlAC Wien l1e
Community House board organizes the
Board of City Commissioners would be
willing to appoint one of their number a
member of said board to confer with
them, If they so desired. Carried.
Special Policeman.
President O'kecfe announced the ap-
pointment of Capt. Harry S. Veach as
special policeman at Salvation Army
premises without pay from city.
Tunnel.
Commissioned Schlaberg reported that
they are getting the tunnel work in
shape so as to clean out the slush in the
tunnel by using a pump SO thai in a
short time they expected it to be in
shape to be explored.
Federal Aid No. 81 Paving.
Commissioner of Streets Solstad re-
ported that the city engineer had been
asked to check up on the progress of the
work already done, with reference to the
hard surfacing paving project in the
north end Of the city.
Change in Street Lights.
Commissioned of Lights Solstad re-
ported that the old arc street lights had
now been replaced with incandescent
Street lamps, so that all were of the
same type. which would make a sub
stantial reduction in the cost Of oper-
etion, the new lamps being a superior
light and using less electrical energy.
Adjourn. -.,.
Moved by Commissioner Solstad, sec
onded by Commissioner Smith. that we
do now adjourn. Carried.
-CHAS. J: EVANSON.
City Auditor.
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VALUABLE VASE FOUND.

New York, Jan. 2s.-Thc 5000
Sevres vase, lost in transit after it's
presentation by. tho president of
France to James.A. Flahertv. supreme
knight of the knights of Columbus,
has been. found in Constantinople, a
message received here today said. 1t
had been placed, by mistake, in a
shipment of furnishings for the
knights club there.
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Continued from page 14)
61787-A.F +. Turner, road work
s-3 6,3S5.20
61788-Henry Leader. truck
driver. 8eS ............. $3.50
617Ss-K. Montgomery. truck
driver, s-3 .............. $500
Totalt .s57. S26. %
On mption the following m%aintainance
report %(auto) for 1920 was approved by
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d FINISHING
DIVE STOCK

Send your films for developing, printing
= to Hoff's Studio. Grand Forks. n. D..
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County Commissioners
Proceedings.

Continued from page 14)
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North Dakota's Great,
Classified Section
FARM MACHINERY

FOR SALE OR TRADE-oNE GALLO
first class working condition. n one
/. triple automatic gan pillow. Outfit at
ArneEard, N. ". Write, Harry Nell
tng, WaverlY. Ia.
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month: Phone, iksl. wrt.. $50 Herald.
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to make the Young ~ an's Chris.
tian Assn. their Headquarters while
In the city.
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MONEY no LOAN.

farm LOANS IN THE RED RIVER
Valley In Minnesota. Rates reason.
sble. ~prepaysnent privileges grated:
Forks. MIMI.
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TOR sALE-K1NG ECONOMY CREAM
separator. No. IA. "A snap. Write,
Mrs. Y. Q%uesnel. Bathgate, N. D..
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GOOD STRAW FOR sALE-DELIvE,
ed. Call 13-F-21.
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FOOT SPECIALISTS.
ELP-FEAEAL

HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR sALE-111s
Cottonwood st.
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MIDDLE-AGED LADY COOK WANTED
at once. Wages $50 per month. room
and. board. Motel vendome. Rolla.
N. D.
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DIR. =. EDGAR HODGE, OVER rHl
Dacotah Pharmacy. Phone e5lW.
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MONEY TO LOAN. "A, NJ. NASH, r. 1
r'sfTn-d Ring, sGtHnH Forks. ~. ID.
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FOR sALE-BABY,s HIGH CHAIR
and cutter. 300 s., 4th. Phone SLOW,
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PERSONAL

DIR. e. O. NIMLOS
Tel. SAW SIT NV. Nat Bank HldH
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On mo THtal ,be no.rd .d iio,,1s57o5.a ;,
8 o'clock A. NJ, February LIST. 1921.
GEO. uDENBY.
Chairman.
Attest:
HANS ANDERSON,
County Auditor.
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NICELY FURNISHED MoDERl
steam heated room. Centrally located
Phone 2s70-J after 2 p. NJ. Gentlemel
only, 4 }ss
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,M1scE11ANEoUs FOR SALE

LoST-BUNCH OF KEYS. FINDEI
call 1889.
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CAIL GEORGE HILER FOR ALL;
kinds OF wood: delivered. Phone ss4o.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-10-18
STATEMENT OF The OWNERSHIP
MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION, ETC.
Required by the Act OF Congress Of
AUGUST pa aof2

or THE SILVER STATE, published tri-
weekly at Winnemucca. Nevada for Octo-
Der |. 1921.
State of Nevada.
County Of Washoe-ss
Before me. a Notary Public In and for
the State and county aforesaid. person
ally appeared W. H. AYRES. who, having
been duly sworn according to law. deposes
and says that he is the owner Of The
the best OF his knowledge and belief. a
true statement Of the ownership. manage
ment land II daily paper. the circula-
tionb. etc. Of the aforesaid publication
for the date shown in the above caption.
required by the Act Of August "a. 1912.
embodied In section f43. Postal Laws and
Regulations printed on the reverse OF
this FORM to-wit.
l. That the names and addresses OF
the publisher. editor. managing editor,
and business managers are:
Publisher W. II. Ayres. Winnemucca.
Nevada.
Editor, none.
Managing Editor. none
Business Managers. none.
@ That the owners are: w. II. Ayres.
Winnemucca. Nevada.
3 That the known bondhoiders. mort
eagees, and other security holders owning
or holding | per cent more of total
amount OF bonds. mortgages. or other Sc
cnritIes are: The First National Bank
winnemucca. Nevada
W II. AYRES.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
18th day of October. 1921
tSeaD II. +, CURLER.
Notary Public Of Elko County. Nevada.
MY commission expires Jan. 6. 1929.