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MORE ALIENS THIS YEAR
THAN LAST ADMISSIBLE

The labor department at Washing
ton announces that the number of
aliens admissible during the coming
fiscal year exceeds last years quota
The present immiR ration law permits
only per cent of the number of for
eigners new in the United States to
immigrate to this land in any one
year. The new alien quota is 357.9O3,
which is some 1000 greater than last
year.
The increase, 1t Is explained. IL due
to adding the foreign born popuiat' ON
Of Alaska, Hawaii and Porto Rico to
the base for calculation and the merg-
ing of the Smyrna. Turkish and Ar
menian territories.
Silesia's quota has teen transferred
to Poland. which reduces the number
Of possible German immigrants slight
~ (frcm ss.039 to 67.s07).
The number Of aliens admissible
from the principal countries include
Austria, 7.451; Belgium. 1858; Czech
oslovakia, 1887; Germany. 67.e07;
Italy. 42.o57; Norway. t2.202; Poland.
21.O76; Roumania. 7.41s: Russia eur
opean and Asiatic). 21.613: Sweden.
2O.042: United Kingdom. 77,342: Tur-
key european and Asiatic) including
Smyrna region and Turkish Armenia
region. 2.33S; Greece. 1924: Hungary.
5.63S; Denmark, 5,619.
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L.OESOH

LOESCH. July 31.-The sawmill is in
good progress now and saving lots of
timber.
Cash Doyle and Joe Gaskill are put
ting up hay for Horkan these days.
Viola Larson is staying with Mrs.
Doyle. while Mr.. Doyle il away hay
ing.
Mrs. Carter has been a very sick
woman but at this writing is some i'm
proved but not cut of danger yet.
Crops are looking fine in and around
this vicinity where the hail didn't hit.
A. ]. Haley Of Graham wants 70 be
county clerk. (adv.)
Howard Merchant doing some fine
work on the roads. Just what we
have been needing for some time.
Ollie wadden came out from Mil es
City last Wednesday where she has
been with her husband the past week
taking treatment for his eyes. He will
soon be able to return home.
Ruth Childers and babe are visit
ing at the j. r. Childers home this
week.
Sam Houghlan motcred to Miles City
one day last week.
Bessie Mccormick came out last Sat-
urday evening to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevns, returning Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Price and children and Mrs.
Doyle were Thursday callers at the
Larson home.
Oscar Filkins and wife returned
home last Friday from Miles City
where he has been taking medical
treatment fer the past two months and
is feeling very much improved, but not
entirely well yet.
Lmpi Piccula returned home from
Miles City where she has been attend
ing summer school.
Marshall> Crane and family and c.
NJ. Shields and family took Sunday din
ner at the Price home.
j. r. Childers and J. W. Stevens
| hauled wool to town last week fol
Chas Daily.
Frank Daily and wife from Mis-.
soula are out visiting home folks with
a new car they just purchased.
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TOE OF ELEC TON
CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT

.usS sss I: n is s sSs ts
asetsd and by them approyted e,c,.
ton to be held in. November. 1922.
wneh shall have PRINTED thereon on the the
Constitution relating to- the form Of
county governments or county and
city ne t. and galnst the
ing to the form Ct county governments
or county and city governments" and
ef Sy ma sha dssESe b his PREF h
proposition for which such electOr de-
section !: The votes cast for and
posed shall be canvassed and de-
termined as provided by the general
elssti1n lays Of the State en Of Montana
acts in conflict herewith are hereby
Section 6. This act shall take eff
Approved February Is, 1891.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF MONTANA.
L. G: 7: Stewart Secretary of State
certify that the foregoing is true
and correct copy of an act entitled:
An Act to Provide for the Submission
Of Montana Ct an Amendment to Ar
ticle XVI of the Constitution Of the
State of Montana by Adding Thereto
Authorizing the Legislative Assembly
by, General or. Special Law to Pro-
vide Form and Plan of Government
for Counties CIR For Counties and For
Cities and Counties Under Such Form
or Plan as the Legislative Assembly
May Prescribe
In Testimony Whereof, 1 have here.
unto set my hand and afixed the
Great Seal Of the State Of Montana
at Helena. the Capital, this LIST day CT
August. A. d. 1929.
c. T. STEWART
| Secretary of State.
l (SEAL.) Aug11 .NOva
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FORMER SERVICE MEN
MAY LOSE OUT

Orders have come out from the cen
trail office Of tn. Veterans Bureau In
Washington stating that the time for
granting certificates of injury to those
who. were injured during their serv-
ice in the World War is rapidly draw
ing to a close. These certificates OF
injury will be granted to a person
entitled to the certigcate II the person
makes application within one year
from his honorable discharge fr m the
service. or prior to August 9. 1922
whichever date Is the later.
It ia impossible to state now just
what future benefits. in addition to
those at present available. may be
open tc, those who hold these certtl-
Gates Of injury. The certificate Is i'm
portant enough that no ex-service
man entitled to it should neglect the
opportunity of securing one.
Full information with regard to
these certificates can be gotten by ad-
dressing the Sub-district Offices OF
the Veterans Bureau.
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CHAPTER IL.

"An Act for the Submission to the
DUAL ified Electors Of the State Of
Montana Of an Amendment to- Sec.
Esen Of Of Article fas state Uf Of Mdn
tana, as Amended; Creating County
Board Ct Equalization and a state
Board of Equalization, and Defining
n nma Prescribing their Powers and
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEG1sLA-
TIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE
OF MONTANA:
Section l.. That Section Fifteen Of
Slate cf ae as
amended as hereinafter provided, and
that the question of said amendment
be submitted to the qualified electors
general election;
Article XII Ct the se constitutiee. as as
Section Is: The board Of county
commssion tha OF each county shall
valuation Of taxable property within
their respective counties. and all such
creased or decreased by the state
Board Ct Equal ration. The state
posed Of three members who shall be
appointed by the Governor. by and
with the advice and consent Ct the
Senate. A majority of the members of
the State Board Of Equalization shall
office Of enc Of the members first ap-
pointed shall end on March LIST, 1925,
or another first appointed on March
LIST. 1927, and of the third first APP
pointed on March LIST, 1929. Each
succeeding member shall hold his CT
nee for the term of six years, and UNI
TIL his successor shall have been ap-
pointed and qualified. In case of a
vacancy the person appointed to fill
such vacancy shall hold office for the
uneXpired term in which the vacancy
occurs. The qualifications and salaries
OF the members of the State Board Of
EQUALIZATION shall be az provided by
law. provided, however, that such
members shall be so selected that the
board will not be composed Of more
than two persons who are affiliated
with the same political party or orr
ganizatfon: provided. further, that
each member shall devote his entire
time to- the duties Of the office and
snail not hold any position of trust
or profit, or engage in any occupation
or business interfering or Inconsistent
with mis- duties as a member Of such
BOARD, or serve on or under any com
mlttee OF any political party or organ
lzatlcn. or take part, either directly
or indirectly. In any political campaign
IN the interest of any political party or
organization or candidate for office
The State Board of Equalization shall
adjust and equalize the valuation OF
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Coal 12-29-16 KIM e35139
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior. u. g.
Lana Onice at Miles City. Montana.
July 20, 1929.
Notice is hereby given that
PATRICK HIGGINS,
Of Graham. Mont. who, on August
entry containing 30s.20 acres, No.
03s139. for Lot ), NEA sWA. NhsEH
sA NEA.. Section D.. NWA swH.
Range 50 E.. NJ. P. Meridian, has hled
notice Of intention to make three year
proof. to establish claim to the land
above DESCRIBED. before John L SEQ
Mont. on the 9Th day Of September
1922. Claimant names as witnesses
Thomas Sherlock. Of Rroadus. Mont.
Robert Higgiss. of Kruger, Mont; Ed
0lescn; Of Graham, Mont:
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CROSS s CREEK

COALWOOD. July 31.-There will be
a dance at the Cross school house en-
Saturday, August S. Everyone is in
vited to attend. The ladies are re-
quested to please bring lunch.
c. F. Barthelmess and family were
Sunday guests of the La Paine family.
large happy crowd attended the
dance Saturday night at the George
Henning home. There were plenty of
leafs good music and a good time
enjoyed by all.
A. J. Haley OF Graham wants % be
county clerk. (adv. }
Miss Bertha Hennlng ard Paul J.
Dufand were callers at the LaPalme
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Yankoff and
daughter Anna returned Sunday after
| noon from Miles City.
Charles and Ernest Pugh were call
ers at vasilie Balaban's and Pete
Jeloff's Friday.
p. p. Altman was a caller at Peter.
| sons Saturday.
Ed Weickum and Ferdinand Zen.
ming came from Miles City Thursda,
evening.
| Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. d. Childers were p. Dufant
and family, w. J.. LaPalme and fam
lily, c. E. Barthelmess and family, Mis-,
Bertha Henning and ]. P. Peterson ant
family.
Several people from this vicinity at
tended the picnic at the oil we'll an,
also the dance at Coalwood.
COALWOOD, Aug. 4.-Several gar
dens and fields In this vicinity wer
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STACEY

STACEY. Aug. IA load Of poles
was distributed along the telephone
line last week. to replace the ones
struck by lightning recently.
Mrs.. j. w. Hudson and children
have returned to Miles City after q
visit at the Hudson 4 Bfdwell sawmill
Everyone from this section who at
tended the Roundup At Ashland given
by the American Legion is loud In
praising the efforts of the boys
The Knkright orchestra will he un-
able to meet their engagement FOR
Stacey this week so the dance has been
postponed to Saturday. August 18th.
Charles Decker, A. r. Kelsey and r
A. Ohesworth were among those who
attended BUSINESS matters at the coun.
ty seat last week.
Leo de Roster and party from Miles
City spent Sunday with friends in tais
vicinity.
A. J. Haley Of Graham wants to bt
county clerk. (adv.
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CAMPS PASS, Aug. S.-Mns. r. q.
Chilcote and children left the iirst of
the week for . visit with her people in
California.
A. J. Haley Of Graham wants to be
county clerk. (adv.)
Mrs. George OFT lost a valuable mare
Friday morning.
Mrs. Isaacs was business caller at
Sunderlands Tuesday.
Lester Lamphear made q trip to
Miles this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeLos selway were Sat-
urday visitors at sidney Smiths.
Mrs. Harnahan Of Miles City came
Friday, taking in the Roundup at Ash
land, and taking her daughter Agnes
and Sylvia Campbell who have been
visiting the selway's home with her.
Mrs. Sidney Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. De
Los Selway and Clarine Lewis took in
the Roundup at Ashland.
Howard Clarke was q store caller
Saturday.
H. e. Sunderland was business call
er at Ernest McConnelrs Friday.
Mrs. Sidney Smith gave little party
Wednesday evening in honor of Agnes
Hanrahan and sylvia Campbell of
Miles City. A dainty lunch was served
and a nice social time enjoyed.
Urban 1saacs attended the Roundup
at Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeLos selway and Char
ane Lewis visited Miles City the first
Of the week.
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RIDGE

RIDGE, Aug. 2.-Sunday. July seth.
the home Of Mrs. Schooler on Thomp.
son creek, was the scene CT big
merry-making. The jollihcation was
In commemOration Of the birthday Of
her SON. Leonard Moulton. Miss Luz
Gle Tfnkccm. also. was guest of honor,
she having recently celebrated her
birthday. BY noon-time. twenty-seven
OF the neighbors and friends had gath
cred in to do ample justice to the
many goodies Mrs. Schooler and the
Misses Margaret and Alice had pre-
pared. The rest of the day was spent
visiting, with music. etc. Several good
pictures were taken Of the fine look
ing crowd. There was some good rid.
Ing and bucking stunts. There Shout
have been some stomachaches the way
Ice cream and cake were consumed. An
In all, every one had nne time and
left at sundcwn. hoping Mrs. schooler
would soon open up her home to them
again. s.
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KRUGER, Aug. 1.-THE B-Divide
Community club met at ]. D. Rumph
last Sunday and had good attendance
but 1t was decided the club would not
meet again until the busy work was
over.
0. c. Cramer says he has his binder
started now and expects tc, keep 1t
going until he gets his grain all har-
vested.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Considine made
business trip to Broadus this week.
George Upton has hts house well
underway for occupancy and contem-
plates going tc Deadwood. 8. D.. in the
near future after his mother.
O. c. Dupree and family visited Ed
Clay and family at Shorty, wyo., over
Sunday.
J. D. Rumph. c. L. Rumph and 8. s.
Baker purchased some hogs Of r. C.
Hubbard last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Rumph, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chesemore. all of Mott,
N. d. visited the Rumph families a
few days last week.
tracted grain on Baking Powder and
*
first Of the week.
Of Dickinson. N. D.. are visiting their
cousin. Mary Lou Heaton.
James Ballah returned from Miles
City to his home on Butte creek
Thomas Arnwine visited on Butte
creek few days the past week.
Chokecherry picking is the order of
the day. 1t is quite race to see who
gets the most - grasshoppers CIR the
people.
A. J. Haley of Graham wants to be
county clerk. (adv.)
Morris Higgins is visiting his broth
err. Robert Higgins.
G. G. Rumph autoed his brother, C.
W. Rumph to Gillette. wych to get re-
pairs for his car which he broke down
just this side of the Little Powder as
he was coming to Butte creek to visit
his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Heaton made a
business trip to Miles City the first CT
last week.
Clifford O'Malley was a caller or
Butte creek one day last week.
The Kruger mail failed to get tc
Biddle last Friday as the Little Rive,
was too high to cross.
What might have been quite an &C.
cident happened last Sunday when 9
wagonload CT people was going to the
Community club meeting. The wager
tilted, throwing the driver out and
over in the ditch. Fortunately tn,
horses were gentle and stopped ant
all were soon righted and wentcn.
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O424S5

Coal WEN 0424S5
Department of the Interior, L. S.
Land Office at Miles City. Montana.
August 4, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that
of Kingsley, Montana, who, on Dec. Is,
1918, made Hid. Entry. No. 0424S5. for
lSh NEA. SEA NWA. WI. SEA.
Bh SWA, SWA SWA, Section 10. Town
ship as. Range Size, NJ. r. Meridian.
has filed notice Of intention, to make
three year proof. to-. establish claim
to the land above described. before
Register and Receiver, United States
Land Office. at Miles City. Montana.
on the 18th day of September. 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses: Alvin
J. Irion. of Coalwocd, Montana: John
Irion. Of Kingsley. Montana; John
Schnaidt. of Kingsley. Montana: Carl
Al1-SS G. w. MYERS. Register.
Schnaidt, Of Kingsley. Montana.
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FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
Republican Ticket

We submit that Congressman Carl W.
the people Of Montana today for nominal
ton and election to the high office Of
United States Senator.
There are many strong arguments in
his behalf: His Congressional training
and ACQUAINTANCE at Washington. His
energy and record for real service to the
people Of Montana. His sound Repub-
licanism and his good common sense.
His freedom from domination by special
interests. He is one Of the few actual
farmers in Congress. His wholehearted
support OF President Harding. His tire.
less work for farmers. His cloae atten-
ton to duty and prompt response to every
request made of him. Republican leaders
everywhere endorse him and his record.
Leaders OF farm movements like National
President Howard of the Federal Tarm
Bureau. and Senator Capper Of the Farm
him.
Thoughtful men and women all over the
state regard him with favor, and ma
logical man to vote for.
Carl Riddick's election will mean sun.
port to President Harding. It win be n
distinct victory. for the farmers Of Nom
day afternoon. August 20. Vote for Carl
Riddtck for Senator on the Republican
ballot on that day.
Riddiek for Senator Club Of
Fergus County, Montana.
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SELWAY

sELwAY. Aug. 3.-Albert Mackien-
berg. Pryl Melville, Frank Livingston
and Olive Leveque started to Miles City
the first part of the week. each with
a load Of wheat.
Lester Carlat and Heber McCul-
Tough made a business trip to Miles
City the first Of the week.
Hazel Harris called on Mrs. Will
Ensley Monday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. Carney and daughter and
John Bailey were callers at the Star
ford ranch Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Harris returned Wednesday
from a two weeks visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Knutson. Of Epsie.
George Mix made q trip to Miles City
this week.
During the electric storm Tuesday
lightning struck Eben Mix's house
running down the stove pipe and tear
ing a hole in the floor. Mr.. Mix wal
lying on the bed ana escaped injury.
Mrs. schwind visited Sunday will
Mrs. Stafford.
J. F. Cooksey and daughters Mar,
and Ada Belle were visitors at 3. Car
ney's last week.
Lee Wright and Smokey Harris
have returned from shearing.
A number ct people from this vi
entity attended the Ashland Round
up.
George Mix and fasnily returned OF
Tuesday from a two weeks visit II
Lead, 8. ID. They were accompanies
home by George Howell and famil'
who will visit here.
A. J. Haley of Graham wants to b
county clerk. (adv.
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WOLF CREEK

EPSIE. Aug. 5.-Frank Burnett of
Upper Cache creek was through here
a few days ago hunting binder to
cut his grain hut he did not succeed
In finding a binder.
Glen Ames returned from Miles City
Tuesday where he had been with a
load of wool.
The Brock brothers are busy bind
ing grain this week.
W. c. McVey CT the T T called at
Jacob Wolgemuht's Sunday.
Mrs. Isaacs Of Buck creek IL visit.
ing her daughter. Mrs. Leonard Brock
william Hanify who has been down
in the Belle Fourche country shear.
ing sheep. returned to his home or
Sarvisberry creek Tuesday
A. F. Kelly and Owen Brock trans.
acted business in Broadus Tuesday.
Orville Wetthers 10 binding ecair
for Warren Holcomb this week.
Peter Kramer who has been spend.
ing a few days ON his homestead neal
the big reservoir. has returned to Nortl
Dakota He was accompanied on hi,
way back by Howard Roberts VIII
will work In the harvest fields.
Mrs. Trowbridge ana Jack Gran,
spent Tuesday afternoon at A. +
Kelly's.
Mrs. Glen Ames and children VII,
have been visiting on Powder rive
for some time. returned homo Sunday
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CHAPTER 113.

AN Act to- Provide for the submis-
sion to the Qualified Electors Of the
State Of Montana Of an Amendment
Of the State Of Montana by Adding
thereto a section to be known as
Section :. authorizing the Legisla-
s% tS r SS af Ferm a1s
Plan Of Government for Counties or
fer Cities and Counties Under such
Assem- Gy M Hsn pr as The
BE 1T ENACTED BY THE LEGIsLA-
I'll Mo AssEM I: OF THE STATE
Section i. That Article XVI Of the
Constitution of the State of Montana
be amended as hereinafter provided.
and that the question CT such amend
electors of the State of Montana at
the general raj, election to be held in No
Of ehe stase * Hv Me of sns
be and the same Is hereby amended
by adding thereto a section to be
known as Section and to read as fol-
lows:
Section Z. The Legislative Assem-
bly, may, by general or special law.
provide any plan. kind. manner or
counties. OF. counties and cities and
towns, or cities and towns. and when
ever deemed necessary or advisable,
may abe lish city Or town government
and unite. consolidate or merge cities
and towns and county under one mu-
nicipal government. and any limita-
tions in this constitution notwith-
standing, may designate the name, Ak
and prescribe the number. designation
terms. qualifications. method OF ap.
officers thereof. define their duties and
fix penalties for the violation there.
OF, and nix and define boundaries Ct
the territory so governed, and may
provide for the discontinuance of suci
form OF government when deemed
advisable: provided, however that nc
| section shall be adopted or discon.
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WELLINGTON D. RANKIN
Candidate for United States Senator
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Wellington d. Rankin was born on a
ranch near Missoula. Montana. He was
graduated from the University of Mon
tana, Harvard College and Harvard
Law School. He was engaged in private
practice Of law in Helena for thirteen
years and is recognized as one of Mon
tanas ablest trial lawyers. He is a
member of the American Legion, hav-
ing enlisted as private in the Tank
Corps. He was member of the State
Board CT Law Examiners, having been
appointed by the Supreme Court. For
several years he has been President OF
the Lewis and Clark Bar Association
He has been Attorney General of Mon
tana since January, 1921.
Circulated and paid for by Rankin
for United States Senator Club W. A
Tatem. Secretary Treasurer.)
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Coal KIM 045721
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, u. 8.
Land office at Miles City. Montana.
July 20, 1922.
Notice is hereby giv.~ that
ALBERT ID. JANSEN,
Of Coalwood.- Mont. who. on March
tanning 800 acres. No. 045721, for NJ
Section 80. Township 1-S., Range 81
E.. NJ. P. Meridian. has filed notice OF
intention to make three year proof
to establish claim to the land above
described. before H. r. Straiton. Clerk
Of the District Court, at Broadus
Mont. on the 7th day OF September
1922. Claimant names as witnesses
Sam b. Jansen. George w. McEachran
william NJ. Jansen, Fred S. Jansen
all of CcalwOod. Mont.
J2S-A25 g. W. MYERS. Register.