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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02
HOUSES FOR SALE

FoR sALE-Hooss ard ssVmil preperty.
n II frrf claEs co-ditinn ucor hcslth
,.ssru f-r selma inluirs q G. H. AaNfsld.
NorttffiA " 1e.tit
ron SkfE-Ths ~ a Printls hcasc al
- E~ssh avenue. crrnrr Suurnrr 81 Ent
r-i.t sss-us i-tfs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02
HELP WANTED--TEMALE

EACHERs WANTED--Tsn rural, five
high school contracts waiting; National
Teachers Agency. Northampton, Mass
zavll
WANTED Bookkeeper and stenoxraphef /;
n,rst understand double entry system and
b. good typist: address Box SIS, Randolph.
y. 26et2
WANTED--A short order cook at Kelly ;
v. D. Lunch. St, Adams. Tel. ga. 26stf
WANTED-A woman TO do housework on
farm write to IN" care Times office,
Barre. zotto
WAN TED Woman 10 do general house
work one dssirous OF good home WRIT
to "B c. care Times Office. 2seu
WANTED Young women TO enter Barre
CITY hosuitsi training school TO trim TO
become nurses |: apply TO the superintendent
AZ the hospital. is.tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02
Three Lines for 25c

The Times win publish Wants, Lost anu
Found. For Sale. To Let, ete.--short a"s -
tiscments--at the rate OF three lines iol
twenty-five cents for the first insertion anu
ten cents for each subsequent insertion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02

Mr.. NORM, a Greensboro farmer
Lost two cows 10 days ago from ap'
parent poisoning and last week los,
three more cows and valuable oua'
from the same cause.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02
HORSES AND VEHICLES

REDUCED PRICES ON HORSE SHOOTING
AT the old Ssnborn shop in West Top
sham, No O. /. 2. new shoes, per ret
sl..60; Nc. 3. A. new shoes, per set. s2.00 !;
No 5. 8. new shoes. per set. $500 reset
ting. cold. one-half the price Of new shoes !;
good prices on repair work all styles Of
neck yokes, whipple trees and eveners IN
stock: new pung and hand sleds; Black
smith. john Kronauer. 26St3
FOR SALE-Hsl Perkins, f., double rated,
handsome black gelding. half brother tc
Hal. Perkins, jr.. 2:12 Ia his dams sire.
Jay McGugor 2:07 Ia come and ride. you'll
buy him: IL II. Roger. RnNalton. VT. 26atqs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02

Mrs. Della Howard, 60, OF Jamaica
takes the entire care Of eight head OF
cattle, including pumping and carry
ing the water for them. She miiks
four purebred Holstein COWS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02

The Congregational church At West
minister has extended call TO Kew
Al. M. Spangler of Victor, N \. 70 pe-
come its pastor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02
statesmen. WANTED

usNTFn ~ RkRsE Al tive ansrEs.is
.sfs4-~s1 - cal o. E1t1 rarrr uith
q rs-sf -sIsrr $50 suocss1-rs r-te 81
Tel rgt-N p. Z fa.Hss. Aertr~is.-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02
ABOUT THE STATE
--~-~--~~~--
Happenings Of Interers from
Different Sections.

Frank H. Farr, selectmap OF west
Minister, has been Obliged 10 resisn'
his Office on account Of i'll health
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02


The Central Vermont railway shops
in st. Adams reopened yesterday, ait,
Or being closed down 0 naccount q
dull times. This means employment
for about 400 men, or about 70 per
cent Of the force employed IN normal
times. The shops are the city's main
industry and the weekly payroh
mounts into the thousands OF dollars
or the $4,000 authorized capital
stock of the Union Novelty company
! Massachusetts, corporation with an
Office in Ludlow, $l9,S75 has been paid
into the treasury according to certln-
cate filed with the secretary OF state
and signed by p. J. Gaudette and VIII
liam Meunier, president and clerk, RE-
spectively.
Charles H. Bradley, a native OF
Johnson, who for 3S years has been
sunerintendent of the Farm sand
Trades school on Thompson's island,
Rosfon Harbor died at his home
there Jan. 80. For year he had not
been in good health, but was about I'M
til six weeks ago. Mr.. Bradley was
born Feb. 10, 1860, and since 1850 had
been engaged in very successful teach'
ing.
Mrs. Arnold Franklin OF Brattle,
boro. formerly Miss Doris NJ Day
last Tuesday announced her marriage
TO Mr.. Franklin in Brooklyn, Mareh
ii. 1921. by Rev. A. G. Archibald
Her hunband's home is in Springfield
Mass. but as he has been on the sea
since their marriage they decided NOT
10 make the an nouncement pnblic'
Now he is to be located in Los Angel
~. Cal, where he will be joined soon
by his wife.
No landlocked salmon eggs can be
secured BY the state fish and game de-
partment from the bureau OF fisheries
IN Washington this year, according 70
letter received from Washington by
the state fish and game commissioner
Unless Commissioner Sheldon IS able
to order eggs from some private source
there will be no landlocked salmon
planted in Vermont waters this COM
inc spring. One of the government :
most prolific sources Of the eggs IN
Maine was recently taken over by the
state of Maine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02
A Sweet Morsel.

TO the gossip the malicious i deli
cious. Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02
ROOMS TO RENT

FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO REM
Heated and lighted centrally located
write 20 81 carr TINES once. 2eeti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02

FOR SALE Wheeler's Bottling Works car
bonator, bother. 200 four dozen half-pint
bottle cases many caps, extracts, etc good
chance for right man Paul r.. Wilson, Beth
81. VT 263tN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02

MEMS ALL-WooL SOCKS knit and sold.
at Kirk street telephone i42-W costa
FOR SALE--A few thousand feet Of boxing
boards also some nice eating potatoes
Bert Jerry, Tel 396-i5. 265t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02

FOR SALE Piano. chamber suite and, n
few other articles call at So summer
street. 285ta
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02

FOR SALE-600 sap buckets, Grimm SAP
spouts, one 5x12 lightning evaporator,
tank; address Sumner Bros. RIB. Groton.
VI 963to%
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02
HOUSES TO RENT

10 RENT Downstairs tenement of rooms !;
.Ia,.,ric lights gas bath nice garden in-
ouirc 81 Abram Fine. s6 Maple avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07
PERSONALS OF
SOCIETY

Mrs. q A Hughes il spcudinr iaf
week end Ia Oklahoma Ci,y With hsr
oarghinf Mrs John lurrow
X X x
Mrs " A Brauns sisters. ,hf
Misses Lorey have Seturncd 20 their
home IN 81 foais after a shor, ,isi,
here.
n X n
Mrs y A clsh Is spending the
week end Ia Oklahoma City.
/. H. X
Mrs. 4. n Naiehett will return 20.
morrow from an extended visit lu
Nebraska and kansas City
y ~
Mrs Mary } Ridley of Wllhcrton.
Oklahoma d here for tho week cnl
on business aad "a a'so visitor at
The A o q " Temple
d x u
Grand Master ~ the A O a. W.
ciande Wells of Mnskogee. 81 the
board of directors. finance and law
committee were n session Friday a.
the A. O. o. " Temple
Mrs Melville Carter WAS over from
cashlon last night 20 attend an In
fofual Tarty given at Mr.. stella Bel
apd's bone last night
y ~ e
kra. Lula carlln has moved 20 sdi
Past Noble. the Parsons residence
u n n
Mrs. George Martin u spending the
DAY IA Oklahoma City
r y y
Mrs. Henry Thompson returned 70
Ter home IN Bartlesviile today.
y NK
The first meeting OF the cambridge
ciBb since the holidays will be held
MNuaag ~ tHt fsUrA9ts
y " X
The Girls Friendly will meet AZ the
Trinity Parish House Monday night.
= r =
West " G. T. 4. will meet with
Mrs Cherry. 1916 West Logan Thurs.
Day AZ ~.3o. Everyone Is invited
4 u K
Mrs Grace Harmon. Mr. Armstrong
snd Mr. Olsmith gave = special money
donation toward the Christmas tree.
The children collected about 81 In
their mite boxes
x n y
Mrs. Carrie Mci4'ln OF Ponca city
- here vislting Nrs. Hackney on
s.orth vine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07

nine hours q Day IN a steam laundry. /
cannot say Too much IN favor of your
medicine. ! trust al sick and suffering
women xilltake y. II mas bcen two years
since took is and am strong and well. :.
Mrs L. A. CuiMANN, Union Village.
Vermont
This Il culy one of such letters we ere
continually Publishing showing what
Lydia T. Plnkham has done for women.
aud whether yol hcfk Cr not Mrs.
Cuimanp's letter should interest you
Many wufnengct into q weak. nervous
run down condition because II ailments
they often have. Such women should
take Lydia r finkham Vegetable Com
pound a. the FIRST sign Of trouble. Good
health 10 neces1ary ard this splendid
mccseiae VII help you u kespit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07

niiisncc Is given tie privilege of or.
;rtutrf 90 thc assistance ~ the
f.An~o hns..ar tit'dfrn the a & a.
Wiii TAKE care 81 this winter Al the
same time fhe recipient oi The remit
,srcr ft.s 2s srueh food IS fhc sender
ouh rarfiase ~ rffau iu The n.ict
State Th's ircsu.c ni ~foi safe try.
ing. la.k shnpne aui free service p
kusaa. The A 2 A guarantees DE-
livery g. fic rccuaeui a. flic warehouse
nearest ins horne These N4relousrs
arr hcirg established ana stocked ~ill
food ~ al parts ~ Russia
PR sen, dtsif;ng o. purchase Food Re-
ufrAnaes mag Apply cfhrr in rcrson ~
ty uIsa io ii,c Russsan Department
4nr~aean Reiicf Administration 4,
nraadaav New York CITY Thry WIZ
reccve a hlark form which they mu~
80 0uf a1i s'furu 20 ihe A K A with
a rronef order The rcussttznccs zrr
forwarded by mail ~ thr London ofire
~ iht AZ n A 'here by courirr 20
Nosrev fruu where ihcy are dis'rh-
lu;~-i r. ~ profer tfarrh5uscs. Tie re-
ripie-rfs af~ then nriaci % cosar %
ifr usfrh9uses aud rti iiitlr food
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07

This Russian resher has isid RET
fszished baby ca bed q straw All
IS watching oscr she iiuie one. wh.is
the father is scouting around ihc cnrn-
trysioe n Guest Il f;.od They are
refugees n fight from thc famine a-ra.
tu,. hse trrs oi thousands 81 uthcs&
with hssie hopc % winning Ok racc
~ith hunger. unless heip comes Quicliy
]; was 10 save just aseh iaufiics as
;k,s ttzs the Arericzn kciitf Admins
rrziion. hcsdcd by Hrrher, iloofcr has
instituted the Food Remittance svfcm
which rerrsifs residents cf ;he lrfci
Stafrs % by and have delivered r.
.ricnds CT relatives. r Russian tram
SO fo $50 forth of fopdsu''s fiaur.
condcnsc1 mix bans. rec. horuus.
COOKING fats sugar ard TEA or cocoa
sorrprss> the hsizn-cd rz;ians thar are
delivered 70 the rccsrieu; 81 e1rh re-
grifrzncc
Cne-cuzrscr az the food arhc-ixr'
ty esch Food Re-niffsnct Is ,rrfed over
% fh< free r1ass chiid-fccding ia;chers
Q. the American Relief Atfuir.rrai'aa.
In this ~zy tie purchascr e fi1c re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07

Netion PICTURES. showins educs-
sto-al and sceasar views q Canada. az
rzrt 4 tae rexniar equivs1ent oi
aorne q tie ocsan Ilzers opefatiag
i.etween cs-sds and Engisnd I'm
rigrzrts On their xny % the Dosnin-
~ have the opportunity O. zcguir-
az . definite knowledge q TIE oo1r-
~. sns fcs1ssts aid other pass-n-
rers fas in tks filns an sdd,fioasl
dIvc-sson Spring the TIP The filma
zrssf oana<lsn nszsfac-Gs and ~
dist.c<ly cs1zdian.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07
IoocH bUPpLY cut or
By GAsr SIDE OFFICERS

NcAlester. Okla. Jan g. what i
reported 10 be the ehieI s0nrcs u
mpply for Iiartsnorne. '-ho0tel
drinkers waa destroyed THURSDAY
when sheriff Sanders and deyatles
found a sslll hidden IN a Pile n
iesyea on a hillside near tho houss
Of a uaEro woman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07

II the phoioef spliff had only had a
r,e,c 81 bread a. his paskei he ,oald
easily have tsnishsi Ihe iroun from
this lHile kusalan face Russian bahlea
% not book iof candy al shel want
Il lo,td ir,ad preferably That Is he
greatest uNufy aitcf one has lived nn
hogstfls,h and thaH
Tbs a.ilg hay. Who VAS lonnd ~
river camp oH iht Nelga shsolu,rlf
dc,lAuls tuf ias ihe CLOTHES hs has 1u
i tYpieAl oi ihe i.ANun children whom
thc Aner.sn ksl,i AAmmatfstsan is
FEEDING 10 ,hs Kitchens this winter
There ara NNnen people IN al who
iaoe the Nsp )tsf knowing thH e
means sloN tesih D, Starvation 81 me
dstases osustd ty hunger. unless
Amelsa onmes - thtH $40
lhas she mas hast ih, opportunity
a. - -. nc American trhtI Admin
i,irslion has opened a lood kgmutaagt
department. where packages o. ne
salue ~ ifan $40 ~ $50 M $40 Intt
can he bought inr dsf4tefN a. icdg.
DAied adf iiuais m Russia ns TRENDS.
relatives 90 sell wshsts n ihn 1uun
10 ii thce packages arc So pounds
II hoor IS "a ritt. ID II ,nnkmk i4tk
20 81 sugar s oi Tea and ~ sam q
condensed mlk lfr maNmum luan
ti, a iht munnum cost Oi thf mntf
nounshlng ioea 10 81 had 80 the
nwuCs Package ta the salnc %
500 eaH hs Uunam log u,pvnfea ga
tlitatlars ufuhanAkts au.unAlt ANd
h.flf laf fNe saed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07

scholarships % Oxford University. "A
f.nsland II l. the largest nambsr q
tehdldales Coz a sinsls year sncs
The scholarships ~ere establishes
There wlli Be ~ students appointed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07

Wnfh AfftttH iftA iitNtt
without resting and
had been that way
for weeks. Isaw your
advertisement in the
paper and after tak
ing one bottle Of
lydia y. I'inkham' .
Vegetable Com
pound ! felt the good
II was doing me and
! took seven more IN
all Before ! finished
II was able % work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07
TWO pRrrrY WOMEN
hELD IN JAIL HuRC

Continued from PAGE
county II ls said that pal of ths
two turned states evidence and Inn
pilcai"i not 9TH, the naker woman
and scick bui several others a. vel
ali of whom are noW being held ln
other lalls
Aafelee McSoese s. the other
woman held here sho 81 not only
pretty hp, she "a smart The chArgr
facing her "a ooan,effeltlpf Her
helpers 10 th" work arc an IN jail a
other points in the state A set -
countefclilng dies ~ere recovered ~
the federal ofsc,s well a. some ~
The spurious money The NcNeeae
woman ls said 20 be the master
mind u the gaur
Seven alleged train robbers are ais7
being held here Tor trial ia federal
court a. Oklahoma icty. whleh begin,
January fs Ths men we're al arrest
"a through inyesilgarlons directed -
Inspector Johnston. of tho paatoffles
department The names - the men
are Cecil y kappel. Carl Ramsey.
Clarence Guliar Merle i.arman let
Luree. = y Dodge and q y Down-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07

Nr Canircll of ne uuhcd states
Veterans bureau sisltsd tho Rcd cfoss
offlc, 70 tam over some soldier ease.
Miss Margaret Moore. executive
secretary Of the Iawnoe Chapter was
also visitor heft yesterday.
Mr. Brown of The Onthrle Bnsnoas
College donated All tte mimeoEraph !
lnf fof the Red cross roll call
Mr Armantros donated his ser,i
cys N taking pictures ~ the carolers
one was sent % the Governor. ono
10 New YORK and one fcr TIE home
office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07

sunday ~il &c the oeeasloa ol the
inst quarterly roni.Fenre at the A
y Church south The psstor. Rev
R,serts. wlll nn the pulpit At the
eleven o'clock service alr. } + Ne-
enre. 81 Oklahoma CITY rnepidiar
Eider ~ the nisulci win f'li me
imlrt Al 80 in che eVrnine. after
which conference will be held
son 81 the At,ie church On tho cor
ner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07

Five hundred and six candidates
serenity TOOK emm.nasions On -
states Ia the Union for Rhodes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07

West " q + 4 Mrs Ienn'e
cherry
Friday
Frldsy Toa clob Mrs Alma Re-
end
namest'c Seleu5e chlh Mrs 4
Johnson assistinr hosiesses. Nrs
Ccorrv speer Mr. GEORGE Martin.
e;rs y q. Hayes. and Mrs Aplebey
X * x
vxysx xxxx xgxx xxSx
x DAILY rrouoHr ~
Syxx AHxxN NwgHxx Xxx
n l. not necessary for ~ men -
70 great iu acton The srca,esi ana
s1hiimesi power ls often simple iau
eace Horace Bushnell,
yx
Out of Town Guests Eniertained
Mrs stella neland aud Mrs l-ymon
Cray entertained last evening IN hon
ar of former residents of Guthri".
Nrs G Crunk and ArpgGair eros
of Tulsa. Mrs Henry Thompson q
Barlesvlle Mrs. George wills and
Mrs George Greea o. Okiahoma c'tf
IN the home o. the former when The
frlssts included the members of the
Kiriona Clnb and Mrs fncd Green
snd vrs Tell Walton The evening
WAS spent socially
vx w
Mrs. Glover Entertalrs Rooney
Mooney Shah clva
Just the club members were pres-
eni yesterday when Mrs Wayne
Glover entertained the Koonov Nooa-
- shah club In the rs-ne of hridse
Airs J.. n Bronson won tor score an
Mrs Rowland Price consolation IN
Two weeks Mrs John i.o,eless viii D.
hostess o. the club
r " y
rrs,v Tea csub rn,ersslned
a, Luncheon
Mr. Eva raper was hostess a. tn
Friday Tea Club yesterday a. oae
O'Clock luncheon Al the lone. when
carnations ana haby hresti, were uard
as decorations Auction bridge was
rlsvod foilovlr~ the luncheon when
guest score was Won ~ Mr. Theo-
dore P.lson a s.ub score hy ure An.
.arson ana vr~ braun ana general
cut for tha flowers by Mrs Rnv-
maker Addiiona, guests we're Mrs
q / srurr.er and Mrs Fnson Tho
Gun win meet next week with wfs
Adma neland
= y =
Altar Society Win Mrs rerrmsnn
Mrs. e. &. Hermann entertained
the Altar Society and their friends
yesterday afternoon when there were
~ tables OF player. in the came ~
i've hundred Mr. Cassidy won 70,
score ana vrs Brickner second hiKn
A sro course lunch Was served sf,e-
the games.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07

Ntes and Personals Of
..S|SSaAaa S. 'i||:|j:ia] {
o. &e 80
Pee-s sas
sccsAs cAtAsosR
SATURDAY
ihl Delta Gamma Lunehcor Ma
Aiua Watkins
saturday Dnner clah NJ aai
sirs otlsh Srcfrior
cis reterstion -i1hrafs
y x X
NonoaY
Cambflesc ctab Library
Girl. rilendls Trnp rarisA
Tloase
rsescay
shakesfeare ciAN lahrary
csihrls chofai serie, chrlstiaa
Church
wes,m.ns,er elrl. iaum shire
man
m n c'an Ar, oliver Nev
'Aaa -
ss liaaarea cnh M. YIN s.s
steer
recsaaY nrldre clah Nc. SAN
s'si dnef
"Wednesday
nsi hlan laus Library
Rcd t'ross case COMMITTEE
Thursday
Difls rrleniiy Trln'iy ray..h
'ioase
Onenofky Clns Nrs snvcrton
Altunau Club lAhrAry
West w 9 + 4 Mrs Ienne
cherry
FRIDAY
Friday Toa Club Mrs Alma Rei
end
namest'c Sc'enn chgh Mrs 4
Johnson assistinr hosteeses. Nrs
Ccorgv Speer. Mr. George Martin,
esrs y q. HAYES. and Mrs AYuiebny
* x X
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07
WOMAN TOO
WEAK TO WALK
Now Works Nine Hours a Day
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Restored Her Strength

Union Village. Vt was weak and
nervous and all rundown. could not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07
roo L4rE TO eLtssIfy

LosT-xus roldsAeh Il Lane
fsrr or in city Li5ersl reward
pAone zZss-R
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07

Altar Society Win Mrs Hermann
Nrs g g. Herrnrnn entertained
the Altar Society and their friends
yesterday afternoon when there were
~ tables OF players IN the came a.
five hundred Mrs. Cassidy won TOP
score and Mrs. Brickner second hign
;ro course lunch vas served sfte-
the games
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-07
w~wu~ ~wv~~~v~x xwxw
x DAILY rnouoAr "

> y y > \ 4 : = y y = = = = n =
"a l. not necessary Tor AZ men -
- great To acton. The areatest ana
s1hiimcsi power is often simple pau
eacc Horace Bnshnells
- ~ \
, 1922-11-30
Miss Irving Appointed
Carbon County Chairman.

As the season for the sale of Christ
mas Seals draws near, the Wyoming
Public Health Association desires to
call attention Of all readers Of this pa
, 1922-11-30
New Bird Reservation Established.

A 40-acre tract adjoining the elk
refuge near Jackson, Wyo., has been
established as n new national bird
reservation by order Of President
Harding. 1t will be known as the
Flat Creek Reservation, and will serve
throughout the year us a breeding and
resting place for the wild fowl and
other birds of the region. Late in fall
and in winter it will serve another pur-
pose in a%ffording additional ~pasturage
to h elk herds coming down from the
mountains in and about the Yellow
stone National Park to winter in the
Jackson Hole region. Both the elk
refuge N the Flat Greek reservation
are under the jurisdiction of the
Biological Survey of the United States
Of Agriculture.
, 1922-11-30
CAREY AND ROSS PREPARE
STATE TWO-YEAR BUDGET
Indications Are That Wyoming Ex-
pense viii BE Cut for 1923-192i
As Work Is Started.

Gov. Robert ID. Carey and Governor
Elect William Il. Ross began work last
week on the state budget for 1023-24.
Prospects when they started were that
the total would be quite II bit under
that of two years ago.
Every state, department, bureau, in
stitution, office and officer has sub
United estimates, and each of these will
be taken up in turn, with the heads of
departments appearing before the gov
ernor and his successor to make for
mai statement of their needs and wish
es during the coming biennium.
The law provides that the chief exc
cutive shall prepare the budget and
submit it to the legislature. Owing
however. to the fact that Ross and
not Carey will do the submitting, the
latter called i'll the former to colIabor
ate in the preparation.
, 1922-11-30
Oppose Closing Of
Hahn's Peak Line
Walden People Taking Action to Com
bat Petition of Receiver for Order
to Cut Them Off During Winter.

The people of Walden and the whole
of North park sent "A delegation to
Cheyenne OF Friday, the oath, headed
by George j.. Bailey, an attorney of
that city, to oppose the issuing of an
order by Judge T. Blake Kennedy of
the United States district court for
Wyoming to permit the receiver of the
Colorado, Wyoming & Eastern, operat-
ing from Laramie city to Walden and
CoalmOnt, Colo, to close that road for
certain months during the winter. The
petition was filed some time g Mr..
Bailey was accompanied to Cheyenne
by representatives of the Laramie
Council of Industry, who are interview
ing to help the people of North park to
defeat, if possible, the granting of the
order. The petition of Fred b. Miller,
receiver for the company. sets forth
the difficulty and expense of operat-
ing the property of said company dur
ing the winter months, and the fire.
quent and extensive loss found to have
been sustained by such operations, and
pTdyluB lOI uutlOIlty III HIS ulstitiiou
when and as conditions warrant same,
to suspend operations during the
months of February, March and April,
or if such conditions are met with in
January or In May, likewise to sus-
pend operation during such months"
MI. Bailey, in a letter to the Laramie
Council of Industry, asking the help
of that organization, in combating the
granting of the prayer of the petition,
says
jackson county and North park are
in no condition to go into the winter
without railroad service. The hay crop
is very short and the market on stock
cattle has been so poor that almost
everyone is going into the winter with
a shortage of hay. This means that n
bad spring will result in very serious
cattle losses unless there is a way to.
get feed into the park or get cattle out.
"Our coal mines will have to shut
down and the park generally will be
set backwards many years. And as
long as the present road is here, they
should give us service, as we will be
unable to get any other to build in
, 1922-11-30

gerald and Miss Esther LomOine. both
members of prominent families OF this
vicinity, The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father Schellinger and the at
tendants We're William and Rosetta
Fitzgerald, brother and sister OF the
groom. The couple returned here
Tuesday and will make their home on
the Fitzgerald ranch, IL few miles
southeast of town.
Last evening Il party Of young peo-
pie from town visited the newlyweds
at the ranch, and after rendering an
inpromptu concert with tin ans and
other noisy instruments, they brought
the bride and groom to town for IL
dance and evening of iollity at the
Jensen halk
1t is said the young couple will make
their future home on the Fitzgerald
ranch and operate that property, while
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald Sr. will move
to town to reside.