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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
open SOME COUNTIES FOR
The KILLING or GAME BIRDS

three days before and three days
after the open season, ana that the
firearms are not to b used for any
purpose within the preserve"
The action Of the game warden IN
closing Little Prickly Pear creek
from Canyon Greek postofflce to the
head Of the stream. Including tribu-
taries, was approved BY the commits
sion, and It was ordered that IN the
issuance Of licenses for sein1ng In
the Yellowstone river between Bin.
|ings and Laurel, . clause b inserted
requiring that IN honorary or paid
game warden must accompany the
parties doing the SEEMING.
The commission recommended the
proposed game preserve pettttoned
for by the Madison County Fish and
Game club, and Instructed the secre-
tary to attend the hearing at the
county seat - required BY law.
Wallis Huidekoper Of Wallis.
Mont, was granted permission to
take and retain antelope within an
Enclosure on his ranch, with the un-
|derstanding that he report the num-
Der taken, their increase from time
to time, and that such antelope b
considered at Ill times - the prop
erty of the state.
The commission accepted and ox-
pressed thanks for the offer Of w. A.
Clark, Jr., Of $1,676 to assist In the
construction Of . fish hatchery at
|Ovando. together with the granting
Of free lease and free water by the
game warden. G. A. Jakways, and
also the offer Of Marcus DAILY, Jr., for
the leasing Of his hatchery for .
number of years.
The commission authorised tho
game warden to proceed with the
installation Of q fish exhibit ct the
state fair at cost not to exceed
$500, and the furnishing Of fish or
other desirable exhibits for the Mid
land Empire fair at Billings.
The next melting Of the commission
will be held at Malta at date to be
selected by John A. Tressler. member
Of the commission from that place.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
STATE CALLS COAL BIDS

Bids for furnishing approximately
$4,000 tons of coal to state institu-
lions will be opened at the state
house in Helena on September 10, it
has been announced by ]. e. Wood,
state purchasing agent. The coal is
to be delivered as called for at II
state institutions and to the capitol
and the governors mansion in Hell
ena. Purchase Of the state coal has
been deferred this year due to the
strike which began in April.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
Roundup 0irl's Tragic Death


While driving . moving machine
on her fathers ranch on Cameron
creek last Friday, Miss Mary Cam.
eron succumbed to heart failure and
fell to the ground. She was dead
when her father, Agnus Cameron,
reached her side. Miss Cameron.
who was born In what 10 now Muesel.
shell county. 80 years ago, was Of
strong physique and had seldom
known an hours illness.
Mr.. Cameron had been with his
daughter at the starting OF the ma
chine and she had cut two swaths
around the field when he left her to
attend to other matters. Noticing
presently, that the team had stopped,
he went to investigate and found his
daughter lying on the ground where
she had fallen and life extinct.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22

Orders were issued for the openins
Of several counties and parts Of coun-
ties to the shooting Of grouse and
other game birds. from October I to
October IL. 1899. BY the state fish
and game commission ct it, meeting
held in Boseman. according to state
Game Warden G. A. Jakways. score
tary Of the commission.
The following counties are affect
ed: Fallon. Yellowstone, Carbon,
Richland. Park. Sweet Grass, Mussel-
shedd and Rosebud on al varieties Of
grouse; Granite county north Of the
Northern Pacific railway, on blue
grouse only; RavalM county from Z
line passing east and west through
the town Of Corvallis to the northern
boundary Of the county. on all varie-
ties Of grouse; Powell county and
Mineral county on blue grouse and
ruff grouse or native pheasant. Peti-
lions for the opening Of Willow
creek and portions Of 0allatin. Madi-
con and Broadwater counties were
disallowed.
Petitions asking for the opening Of
Glacier. Choteau and Roosevelt coun.
ties to prairie chicken shooting were
denied. A petition was received for
an open season for prairie chickens
in Dawson county. but a. . remon-
STRANGE about equally signed was also
received, the commission took NO &C.
ton.
It was decided that in the future
the commission would recognise no
petitions for the opening Of any dis
trict or county unless the same shall
be signed by at least s per cent OF
the number of licenses issued in such
district.
The commission again granted the
right to the hunting of deer on the
west fork Of Bitter Root, as allowed
last year, but denied q petition for
the changing of the deer hunting sea-
son on the east fork Of the same
river.
Bruce Neal of Gilman was appoint
ed q deputy game warden for the dis
trict surrounding the Sun river game
preserve, his duties to begin Septem-
Der /, and M. NJ. Mahurin was ap-
pointed game warden for the White
Sulphur Springs district for a period
of four months from September 1.
The order permitting the carrying
OF firearms across the Sun river game
preserve was amended to provide that
firearms may be carried across the
Sun river game preserve during the
open season for hunting only, with
the exception that this will apply
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
POWDER RIVER COUNTY EXAMINER

~ .-Ln. 30 A-a,>.- -.,,
the numce ;, =. s!aoee VII! % reach-
90 TINS 1a.l .ao sne number y not
expected % o4ctease Tor at least an
other year. lne new snort courses to
De gwen vocst!Onet men only ct the
university De!lnnine this fall will
BOOST the malk ~ TINS city. These
new two-yesr coureee Will be for for
esters ana ou,snees administration
stuoents, wy asve not the educa-
tional prepaIsta0n 81! nlener courses.
Two new Ieatures - the follow.up
work 1or tnose VINO nave been re-
habilitated are the issuing certificate
OF su,.oss.u. o0pseson OF courses
and the emP;0ymeas section. The
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-22
The cutjeura Toilet Trio

The Cuticura Toilet Trio
Having cleared your skin keep it clear
by making Cuticura your everyday
toilet preparations. The soap to cleanse
and purify, the Ointment to soothe and
heal, the Talcum to powder and per-
fume. No toilet table is complete
without them. Csc everywhere.-Adv.
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MANY VETS TAKING
STATE TRAINING
EVERY SCHOOL AND COIALNOE
HAS IT'S QUOTA OF INK.
SERVICE MEN.
Veterans Bureau WIN Open Tra1n1ne
School In Helena September 4;
Many Disabled Men Have Been
Rehabilitated; 90 Per Cent o. (he
Men Make Good.

There are 700 ox-ServlC0 men TAX.
ing training under the Veterans' bu.
reau in this state at the present time.
according to Lief Fredericks, chief OF
the rehabilitation division for Mon
tana. More than $50 are in Missoula.
los being enrolled at the State Uni
versity, the others taking training at
the business college or in offices and
shops. The State College at Bose
man has ITS trainees enrolled. 60
far there are 100 Montana trainees
who have commenced courses, ITO
of whom have been rehabilitated.
while others have temporarily dis
continued their work. OF the 400
men, 100 are in training at places
out Of the state.
During the summer there are 100
trainees from the state institutions
on placement training. OF this num-
Der, los are on farms, the remaining
Is working toward rehabilitation By
getting practical experience In shops
and offices. The men on farms are
working under directions from their
instructors ct Bozeman. They have
to make out regular reports, and
their work IL inspected by field repre-
eentatives of the bureau.
School at Helena
The bureau is working toward the
discontinuance Of placement training
in shops owned by private firms.
With this end in view. the officials
have established training school In
Helena, which opens on September 1.
One hundred students are expected to
begin their training in the school. Il
is certain that there will be no fewer
than 76 to begin with, and the num-
Der will increase. This is the only
trades school operated by the bureau
in the tenth district and men will be
sent to the Helena school from the
Dakotas and Wyoming as we'll az
from this state. E. N. Ritchey is the
educational director of the school.
and he will have under him ~ in
structors. Eight trades, such as auto
electrical and machine
work, will be taught.
More for Colleges
Besides the new students enrolled
under the bureau at the Helena
trades school, there will be an in
creased number of trainees in all Of
the state institutions of learning ana
In the shops and offices. Although
the disabled men are now being rap
Idly rehabilitated, the high mark in
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Subjects:
WAOON-DOX FIGHT.
BLAOKU1ET TRADING
PARTY.
STAGE COACH ATTACKED
By INDIANS.
La VeFe0dFye's Discovery Of
tho Rocky Aoa1tains.
R1egFo RadlGoo0, Discovers
o1 - lllaslsG1pDl River.
RaW1eo IDd1ans Bee Missouri
River Steamer for the
06Ue Tine.
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These are new sketches
by Russell and are now
On the market for the
first time.
Order Yours
Today
Dealers:
Write Us
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-20
Rain Fails to Danpen Ardor
of Candidates in Contest
Interest in Humanitarian Work of Good Will Committee
Mounts Morgan Exemplifie Spirit of Campaign in
Message Standing of Candidates Slightly Altered

Rain. on Friday. did not dampen
the enthusiasm of the friends of the
young ladies who are contesting for
the honor Of representing this city
on the Good Will delegation from
American cities which will visit the
devastated districts of France this
summer.
The honor of carrying the mes
sage OF South Bend that the tradi-
tiOnal friendship of America for this
sister republic. that its people have
not forgotten the sacrifices of those
who bore the brunt Of the war for
civilization. the hope Of contributing
something to the relief of those who
may well be hopeless in the face of
their great disaster. is arousing an
intense enthusiasm
The standing of the candidates
shifted slightly with the returns
made to the Good Will Editor. but
those whose names are not at the
top of the list are as smiling, as they
know that their votes have not been
returned TO he counted.
Interest i'm Total Vote.
Interest in the result of the CON
test is not wholly that of winning
and does not lie entirely i'm the hope
of receiving this unusual honor
One of the candidates. woman
who has served in France and who
saw something Of the devastation,
made this comment when discussing
her plans of campaign:
Il am interested in the total vote
quite as much as in my own vote and
in my campaign 1 hope to tell some
thing Of the suffering l saw and OF
the hope that these dimes may help
some of these hopeless, forlorn old
men and young women who are try
ing 10 regain their homes in the
debris of war
That spirit, too. is exemplifed in
the letter sent 10 the people of South
Bend by Miss Anne Morgan, the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-20
Investigate Valentines Re.
ported Marriage at Mexi-
cali althall Cleared.

Los ANGELES, calf. May 10
Invest gation OF the reported mar
riage of Rudolph Valentino. motion
picture actor. and Miss Winifred
Hudnut ar MeNcaH. Lower California
centered Friday in MeNicau and
nearby towns on the California side.
Two detectives were sent 30 that
section BY the district attorney 5
Office but had not reported Friday
night
Deputy Dist. Atty. McCIeIland said
the question whether prosecution
for bisamy could lie against Valen-
tino depended entirely on the report
OF the detectives The actors firsj
wife. known in hlm circles "a Miss
Jean Acker. obtained an interlOcu-
tory decree OF divorce here last jan
uary and the deputy district at
torney said. II there was evidence
that Valentino remarked In Mexi-
cali last week and returned 10 Calf
oruia with his second wife. proceed
ings would be instituted
WalthaIl Cleared.
Il was also announced by Mr. Nc
CleIland that an investigation OF the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-20
FOIL GIGANTIC MAIL THEFT
TWO Instantly Killed
la Oxygen Tank Blast
At HQrUnrd Laboratory

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May 10
Anterior kinsley Dunbar OF
Cambridge. fellow for research
in cryogenic engineering at Har-
ward. and William Cornell OF
Cambridge, a carpenter. were in
stahtly killed late Friday by the
explosion OF a tank OF liquid oxy-
gen in the basement Of the Jefer-
son physical laboratory at Har-
Yard. An assistant and six other
students were injured.
Dunbar. who was engaged in
an army test experiment in
Iiquefying oxygen. was blown to
pieces. Connell, who was work
ing in an adjoining room. was
killed by the shock OF the explo-
sion. Two Of the injured students
were graduates assisting Dunbar
I'm research work The others.
others. freshmen. were taking
lecture in class room above and
were hurt when the rush Of air
blew the floor out.
Graduate students who had
been assisting Dunbar in his ex-
periments advanced the theory
that the accident was due TO a
leakage Of oil into the liquid
oxygen tank.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-20
Coal Operators ReneW Offer to Meet
With Workers on Strike Settlement

for the purpose Of making and
adopting a scale OF wages for this
state assigning at the time reasons
for making the proposition. which
seemed sufficient 70 US
Declined Both Bids.
ION March p the invitation 20
you TO meet operators in joint con
vention 20 make a scale for Indiana
was renewed both OF which invita-
tions YOU declined Since that time
we have not repeated our PROPOSE
ton 10 YOU as president Of this dis
trict. feeling that 20 do 80 would be
wasted effort. The purpose Of this
communication is 20 renew our
proposition OF March Is
Il am impelled 10 the renewal OF
this offer by the statement Of Sec'y
Mitch which appeared IN the press
OF recent date as follows,
The miners are willing 20 meet
with the operators and negotiate
a contract based on justice and
equity
we are in strict accord with
Sec'y Mitch's statement. and II those
statements reflect the opinion Of his
associates in the district Office. your
self and others. there can be no good
reason for us staying apart.
Il hope. sir. that you can see this
situation as We do and viii accept
our proposition for a joint conven-
ton"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-20
INVITE MANY NATIONS
TO DAIRY CONVENTION

WASHINGTON. May 19.-Invita
tons asking $50 nations colonies
and commonwealth 10 send repre-
sentatives 70 the worlds dairy con-
gress which is 10 be hold in an Am
erican city. not yet decided upon.
in October 1923. were sent out Fri
day by the state department in the
name Of Pres't Harding A resolu-
ton recently adopted by congress
directed the president 10 issue the
invitations.
The congress will he the first in
ternational dairy meeting ever held
i'm the United States. Indianapolis
is among the cities which have filed,
with the worlds dairy congress asso-
citation. applications for acting as
host.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-20
DEFENSE OPENS IN
BLIZZARD HEARING
Claim Man, Charged With
Treason, Acted at Request
of Army Officer.

CHARLESTOWN. ". Va. May 10
Testimony that william Blizzard
went 10 Logan county last summer
while members of the union Of
which he is an official were fight
ing against state and county Off
GERS as result of requests by an
officer OF the United states army.
was INTRODUCED Friday as the first
step Of the defense in his trial for
treason. Opening OF the defendant
case followed a decision by Judge
Woods Overtruling d motion 10 di-
rect a verdft OF acquittal
The courSs decision on the mo-
tion presented in detail the reasons
for that decision and also held that
the state was limited to Billiards
presence with the armed forces in
LoEan county as the overt act" on
which. under the definition OF
treason. IL must rely in its effort 20
show guilt.
says He Was i'm County.
Opening for the defense. n. w.
Houston, chief counsel for the
United Nine Workers. said i was
conceded that Blizzard was in Lo-
gan county az the time the fighting
was going on there but ne was sent
there a. a result OF the federal Off
GERS request and thai during the
thine testimony showed him 10 have
been leading some OF the marchers
he was at Charleston or at HIS home
IN St Adams
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-20
Filing of Bigamy Charge Against
Star Hinges on Detectives Report

divorce and remarriage of Henry B.
WalthaiL also motion picture actor.
had established 10 his satisfaction
that the proceedings were legal
lie said ne was stin investigating
report that Frank Mayo. another
film player. remarked at Tia Juana.
Lower California. oct. .. four DAYS
after an interlocutory decree Of di-
vorce from his hrst wife was granted
here.
The name Of Winifred Shaugh-
messy. used by the new bride Of VAL
entino is her real maiden name It
was learned from her friends. She
Is the stepdaughter of Richard Hud-
nut. New York perfume manufactur-
er. Her mother. formerly the wife
OF salt Lake City man. later mar
ried Edward Dewolf brother OF Elsie
Dewoif then stage favorite
The DewClfs went 20 san Fran
cisco where Winifred's mother be-
came an interior decorator and a
year ago married Richard Hudnur
Winifred al one time attained some
popularity in the Metropolitan bal
let New York.
More recently. under the name Of
Natacna Rambova. she was art d.
rector in motion pictures Al Holly.
wood. in which occupation she was
engaged az the time OF her marriage
ID Valentino.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-20
MOB TAKES LIFE OF
COLORED SLAYER
Drags Negro to His Death
After He Shot and Killed
Policeman.

TEXARKANA. Ark May 49,
Hulen owens. negro. who shot and
killed r. C. Choate. police officer,
late Friday. was taken from the
Miller county Jail late Friday even
Ing by a mob that dragged him
eight blocks. before he died "a the
result OF strangulation.
Choate. the Negroes victim. died
on an operating table in a local hos
pital soon after the shooting
Owens. who was shot i'm the
mouth by l. J Lummus. chief OF
police. managed 10 escape TO the
woods in a stolen automobile. He
abandoned the car about a mile
from town and attempted 20 drown
himself in a pool according 70
Sheriff John Strange. who dragged
him from the water and brought
him back here
The mob gathered and thousands
OF persons surrounded the jail dur
ing the attack. though only a COM
paratively small number actually
participated in the lynching Judge
H. NJ. Barney made an Intellectual
plea that the law be permitted TO
take It's course.
Owens had been arrested last
night charged with the theft OF au-
tomobile accessories and al the time
or the shooting was being taken 20
a place where he said lie had hid
den some OF the articles,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-20
MORAL SUASION' TO
KEEP COAL PRICE DOWN

WASHINGTON. May 10. The
government IS going 10 do all in its
power TO prevent profteering in the
price Of coal as the result OF the
strike, e was said Friday at the
White House This matter, IL was
added. took up a greater part of
Fridays cabinet meeting.
The government 70 was declared.
rs going 20 rely n great deal on
moral suasion" but the public can
be confident that all the resources
az the command or the government
viii be invoked 10 prevent advantage
being taken Of the situation.
Government reports show. IL was
added. that while there had been a
dlminution o. the coal stocks on
hand. Jhts viii not be seriously felt
until after the erd or June. at least
as non-union production has been
increasing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-20
NO VERDICT IN BURCH
CASE: LOCK UP JURY

Los ANGELES. Calf. May 10
The jury trying Arthur G. Burch for
the murder OF J. Bolton Kennedy.
was locked up for the night at $50
o'clock Friday evening. after havins
deliberated since > o'clock regarding
It's verdict. The jury in previous
trial disagreed.
The jury is composed OF eight men
and four women
Final arguments were made Fri
day by Paul ". Schenck. chief de-
Tense attorney and Asa Keyes. dep
uty district attorney.
Mr.. SChneck argued the evidence
showed Mrs. Madalyn Obenchain.
co-defendant. had not been scorned
by Kennedy. therefore no motive
had been established TO her 10 seek
Burch's aid against him Mr. keyes
declared letters read in evidence
proved the contrary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-20
OFFICERS PROBE
FOR ORIGIN OF
TERRORIST FIRE.
Seek to Learn Whether BOYS
or Terrorists Started Apart
ment Blaze.
SEEK RELEASE OF PAIR
File Habeas Corpus Writs for
Labor Leaders 1000
New Policemen.

CHICAGO May f9.-With SIX new
suspects under arrest Friday night
in connection with labor bombings
which eliminated in the killing o,
two policemen more than a week
ago, police were attempting 20 de-
termine whether boys or terrOrists
We're responsible for the fire which
last Tuesday night burned an incom-
pleted 20 apartment building.
While the investigation proceeded
Friday a petition for writs of habeas
corpus for the release on bail OF
big Tim" Murphy and Fred Nader,
labor leaders, indicted with six 9TH
ers in connection with the Sayings,
was fled before Judge Harry p. Mil
Ter in superior court and made re-
turnable next Tuesday.
Charles Fitzmorris. chief of po-
lice. before q subcommittee of the
city council finance committee. asked
/ for 900 new policemen 10 augment
the present force of. about 5000. The
/ city council is to discuss the matter
next Tuesday.
No attempt was made today 10
/ present evidence 10 lNe AId0u jury
which the state hopes Will indict four
more persons in connection with the
labor warfare. states Atty Robert
| Z. Grove said that evidence would
probably be presented Monday when
the state expects to have its case
completed.
Emmett T Flood, general organizer
. for the American Federation Of la
Dor. who was taken in the general
roundup of labor leaders following
/ the Staying Of the policemen but
was released. appealed TO Mayor
William H Thompson today &c in
lvestigate the wholesale raids and
ARRESTS. Mr.. Flood and others have
fled suits against Chief Fitzmorri'
icharging unlawful arrest.
Ten boys with their parents were
questioned by the police today re
gardlng reports that boys had beer
responsible for the apartment build
ing fire which il was at first though
was the result of the labor warfare
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-20
Dempsey Matrimonial
RumOrS Ended at Last:
announces h etrOthdI

NEW YORK. May 10 - Jack
Dempsey Friday night authorized
the announcement 81 his impend-
ing marriage 20 Miss Edith Rock
well Of Boulder. Col
The champion appeared rather
naughty. with a monocle screwed
into his right eye and a checked
cap pulled cocklly 20 one side o.
his head. when he returned from
Europe Friday. and he didnT
have much 90 say
Then Fridat night. bashfully.
he told his friends that hs score
tary. Teddy Hayes. had som ething
20 tell them
He's going 20 be married. %
announced Hayes.
Jack grinned and confirmed the
statement
The wedding date has been set
Sometime before Christmas. -
Jack said