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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08
$5O,oOo.OoO MA BtJDoWE NO
WEGo DwoRcA KoLE
WEGO.

Wediug oswiadczenia p, j. Moo
mana, inzyniera koinisii budowy
dworca koleiowego, zostaE juz o
pracowany plan budowy rlowego
dworca koIejowego W Chicago,
kt6ry ma do pewhego stopnia
odpowiedziet zadanyrn ulepsze--
niom Illinois Central. Koszta
budowy tego dworca wyniosa
najmniej $5oooo,ooc. - Nowy
dworzec bedzie sic miescii ma
przestrzeni koinpanji kolejowej
Western Indiana j dworca Dear
born. Wediag informacyj, udzie-
lohych przez p. Nooiaua wszyst-
lie sasiednie ulice, dotychczas
zatnkniete przez kompanje kole--
iowe zostana otworzone, tax ze
np. Dearborn ul., ktora sic kofi-
czy przy Polk III zostanie otwar-
ia ma p6inoc | posudnie. To sarilo
ma dotyczyt wszystkich tilic,
znajdujacych sic W poblizu pro-
iektowanego dworca. Oswiadcze
ME in1. Noolana wydaso sic al
dermanowi Cernlakowi tax podei
rzane. ze naznaczyi az sPecjalna
komisje dla izbadania, czy re-
taSie dogodnosci @
fworza sic dla miasta 2 budowa
tego Iiowego dworca kolelowe--
20, dotyehczas BOWEN, Rompa-
ME kolejowe staraiy sic raczei
hamowac ruch Transparency "a
mykaniem ,slic przez ktore pre-
chodzilv linje koleiowe
y - q --..t. y. =. t-A,.osae>,y m iis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08
UKONCzENIE OBRAD G6RNOSI4A'
sKIOH W POLOWIE KwIETNIA.

GENEVA. - Welding infor1naeii =
k6S dObrze poinfOrnOwanyeh rokowa-
MIA pclsI1o niemieeaie W sprawie G6w.
negO Slaska zazO6cza sic " pciowie
kwietnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08

Wsch6d ssOdcA o godzinie e;Sl.
zaeh6d sRohca godzinie S;2S.
=
PoRoda W Chicago 1 okolicy; I"
,oSOte niedziele naog6' pogOdnie;
: sobOts oOkOlwiek chlOdniei' U
miarkowany zmienny wisfr.
Temperature Dolby minionej; Naj-
Wyisza wczorai " posudnie 40 stop
nj. nAinitsza dds P6lnocy so stop
nj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08
MOVIE POlsk1E WAGONY.

WTEDEN. = Minister piracy Darow.
ski / IierOwnik Min. kOIei Eberhards
wyjecllali do OstrOwia W P6znahskdehl
ma uroczystOSc Oddania pierwseei par
III nOwych wagOn6w WyPrOdul1cva-
nych W fabryce W OstrOwiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08
KALENDARZYK.

1rs, sobola, 8. kwietnia: sW. Do
nizego. q
Jutro. niedziela, 9. k"ietnia' e"'
Narh Egp.
Nieddela Palmowa.
Esrangelja: ,,Wja1d Chwaay fAhA
Iczusa do Jero5olimy.
Pojutr5e. poniedEialek 10 kwict-
MIA: sw. Ezeehjela Pror.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08
KvRs NAREk FoLsKICH.

Wedle komunikAtu POlskiego
Kona,latu GeneralneeO kurs marek
polskich Jest dis $500 nlArek "a 81,
.rsli sOz esnt6w "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08
WIELKA KATAsTRoFA
AERoPLANoWA POD Pa
RYZEM.

Paryz s. kwietnia- (Prasa ST.
- Mad wioska Thieulloy, znal'
duiaca sic W odlegsOsci siedem'
dz;esieciu mil ma p0lnoc cd IA
rvza zderzyiy sic wczoraj diva
aeroplany, bedace W drodze; le'
den do Londynu, drugi do "a
rvla. w rezultacie tego wyPad'
Lr szesc os6b zostato zabitycn
Zgineli obaj piloci, trzech pasa'
1cr6w. oraz pomocnik jednego
pilot6w. Jeden aeroplanow oy'
5rancuski, a drugi angielski
przyczem ten ostatni dopiero po
raz trzeci odbywai podroz &c
parvza w aeroplanie franeuskim
znaidowalo- sic trzeeh pasaze.
row pilot i jego Pomocnik, zas @
aeropTsn angielslSi wiozf DO Fran
eli przesylki.
Komunikacja aeroplanowa mis
DIV Londyuem i Paryzsm Toz-, 1o,o
poezeia sic jeszczc wiosns lslS
rokuIi ostatniemi czasy rowing,
,,5er znacznie.
Wypadek zderzenia sic aeropla
now nastapa wskutek gsstel
mgly Aeroplauy sPadiy ma
wspomniana wyzei wiosks'
wzniecaiac W niei pozar' ktory
nrawie re zniszczyl GAIA wiosNe'
Wiesniacy. ktorzy zauwazyh Is
katastrofe. oznajmiaja, &c plloci
pr6bowali uniknqt katastroiy' a
Ic zapozno widoeznie spostrzegn
ieden drugiego.
RoWNE PRAWA AMER4KI
no cBSZARoW MANDAlO-
WYCH,
Londyn. s. kwietnia. = Mini !,
sterimn do spraw zagranleznye"
nowiadomilo angielskicgo anoa-
sadora W Londynie re stanS
Ziednoczone posiadaie take sa-
me prawa do obszarow mandate
Kych. jak te mocarstwa' k.o-
re traktat wcrsalski podPisaiy
" oficjalnych kolach angielskIch
,podziewaja sic, ze polityka fran
euska a zarowno PoliUka m
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08
Japonja BOmbarduje Wojska Syberyjskie
Million. Shaty zniszczonych ToWar6W W lrlandi
BOIszewiey WlOscy Vhaja Dolszewkdw RosNskich
Lloyd George Udal Sic Do Genui.
Inne TeIegramy Zagraniczne

nych rzadow, ktore posiadly man
daty, bsdzie W tel sprawie taxa
sama, jak polibka Anglji. Po-
wyzsze oznajmienie angielskiego
ministerjum byio rezultatem Cd
dluzszego czasu trwajacych per
traktacyj odnosnie do zagwaran-
towania Ameryce tych wszyst--
kich praw, jakich ma zasadzie
ltraktstu wersalskiego korzystaiy
Irzady innych panlstw sprzymie--
rzonych. Przy omawianiu tel
sprawy wielka role odgrywaio
wyrazenie traktatu wersalskiego,
re MP. W stosunku do pewnych
przywilejow w Afryce miafy
prawo paistwa ,,kt6re traktat
ten podpisaiy"
JAPONCZYCY BOMBARDU-
JA WoJSKA sYBERYJsK1E.
Toxic, s. kwietnia, = Wiado.
|niosei Z Sybefji donosza, ze MIC
dzy woiskami japohskien1i ! boil
szewickiemi siiami zbrojtemi
niema narazie 2adnych utarczek.
Japonczycy bombardowali oneg-
dai 2 aeroplanow pewna liczbc
kompanij wojsk bolszewiclSich,
ktorych liczebnoSc wynosi okoio
10000.
Dowodztwo wojsk japohskich
na Syberji zostaio upowaznione
przez tokijskie ministe1um woj-
ny do przedsiewziecia odpowied-
Mich krokow W celu zlikwidowa-
MIA obecnej sytuacji.
Tckjo, 8. kwietnia. - w dniu
5go kwietnia oddziai woisk ja-
Dohskich zaatakowai wojsiia, Da-
lekowechodriej repubEId, ktore
IposuwaIy sic ma frOncie W miej-
scowoSci Spaskoje, znaidujacej
sic W odlegioSci okoio 2j0 mil
ma p6lnocno-zach6d cd Omska.
Japonskie ministerium wojny
wydalo wczoraj oznajmienie. re
konferencja admirai6w zadecy-
dowaia, IL siia floty japohskiej
ograniczona przez konferencie
waszyngtohska, jest dostateczna
do obrony japohskiego cesar
stwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08
MozLIWosc UZNANIA Ro-
SJI PRZEZ AMERYKE.

SJI PRZEZ AMERYKE.
Washington, 8 kwietnia. =
z, wczorajszych obrad gabinetu
w Waszyngtonie MONA przypu-
szczac ewentualna znliane stano
wiska rzadu amerykaiskiego
wzgledem Rosji. Jeden7z z czfon-
kow gabinetu powiedziai. ze zmia
ma ia moze nastapic, gdy Anne
ryka zostanie upewniona, ze Eu-
ropa bedzie starala sic 0 swoja
i Rosji rehabilitacje. Pierwszym
krokiem do .dyplomatycznego u
znania Rosji byioby zawarcie 2
nia traktatu handlowego. Spra--
we te poruszyi sekretarz handlu
Eoover.
z sYTUAcJ1 sTRAJKowEJ.
New York, 8 kwietnia. T. n.
Watkins, wiasciciel kopalni we
gla twardego, twierdzi, te ze-
znaiiia Lewisa, sksadane przez
niega pred lcor1isja dla spraw
strajkowych W Waszyngtonie, mi
jaja sic z prawda ] ze byioby fl
nansowetn sarnobojstwem dla VIA
scicieli kopalh wchodzit W uixia-
dy robotnikarni, ME uwzgledni-
wszy sytuacji W r6znych dystryk
tach.
Lewis odpowiedzial, ze takie
wypowiedzenie sic Watkinsa po-
wiskszy tylko rozlam pomiedzy
wlascicielami g6rnikami. Wat
kins juz poprzednio prowadzii
bezwzgledna propaganda, prowa-
dzaca do riezgody wlascicieli ko-
ralh z robotnikami.
sKUTKI AGITACJI oRGANI-
ZACYJNEJ.
Pittsburgh, 8 kwietnia. - p.
T. 1Fagan, wiceprezes unji gorni
kdw W S dystrylocie, powiada, te
agitacja ma rzecz organfzowania
sic robotnik6w kopalnianych roz
sierra sic, skrtkiem czego 81 ko
palnie z 5000 tysiacanii gorni-
k6w przestaly pracowat. Praca W
kopalniacit ,,Berwind White,
W g6pnej czesci powiatu Scmer-
set Maryland Coal Co. at St.
Michael zostala Zupefnie wstrzy
mana.
WIEcEJ KoPALN zAMKN1E
TO.
Charleston, w. Va, 8 kwietnia.
Wiasciciele loopalfi znajduja--
cych sic W okolicach New River
przyznaja sic, ze SO hcpalnie
nieunijne zostaiy zamkniete.
czynnych Jest jeszcze So iOopalf.
Temu ostatniefru twierdzeniu u,
rzednlcy unji zaprzeczaja.
STAN oBLEzENIA z PoWo-
DU STRAJKU.
Santa Fe. N. M, 8 kwietnia. =
.Gubcrnator M. &c. Mcehen ogso-
sil stan oblezenia ma tercnie g6r-
niczym Gallup. Cddziaiy mill
ciii stanowej Z Albuquerque San
ia Feszostaiy tam iuz wyslane.
Zaburzenia powstaay z powodu
hapadu syrnpatykow strajan ma
gornik6w. pracl,jacych jesDcze W,
tutejszych kopalniach.
GoRNICY C1ERPIA GLoD.
Waszyngton, 8 kwietnia.
Edwin d. Ricketts,, czsonek izby
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08
DAISY sPADRK OBCYCH WALTZ

WARSzAWA. = Ma gibsdzie tutel'
s1ej trwa dalszy spadel cbcych walm,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08
AMERYKA oTRzYMA4A
PRAWo EKSPLoATAcJI
Pol NAFToWYCH w
pAIFSTvAIIE
PALESTYNIE.

Washington, 8 kwietlia.
Ambassador amerykansixi w LON
dy1ie Idonosl do Departamentu
stanu, zc anerykanska konpora,
|cja natto,pa, standard Oil Co..
otrzymaia Cd rzadu angielsliego
pozwolenie eksploatacji przemy-
stu naftowego w PaIestynie. Ten
krok Anglji nalezy titmaczye tenn
&c zadania amerykanskie co do
rownych praw w handlu zagrani
cznym dla wszystkich narod6w
zostaja przez aljant6w nareszcie
uznawane.
$4oe,oO0 Ma BUDoWE DRoG
South Bend, Ind, 8 lxwietnia.-
Azeby farmerzy W powiecie St
Joseph mogli dowozie swe pro-
duJsta rolne do rniast szybcieJ, kc
niisarze powiatowi uchwalili wy
asygnowae $4oo 900 ma budowe 4
reperacje dr6g.
SENATORZY z ILLINOIS
"a BONUSEM.
Bloomington, ILL.,, s kwietnia.
- Komcndant Lcgjonu Amery.
katskiego William r. dcauley
1oetai zawiadomiony, ze obydwaj
senatorzy Stanu Illinois, opowie-
dzieli sic "a bilern Y sprGwie bbr.
nus6w dia Botnierry, dct6ry pk1e-
szeds Jul " izbie posi6w. q
wkr6tco bedzie rczwa2ony ~
Senaeie.
PRZEDZU1EH1lE TEtdIMfNu
ZAPLAcENfA DIUGU.
Waszyngton, 8 kwietmia.
Prezydent Harding podpisat ~
solucje przyjeta przez Koneses,
zczwaiajaca ma przedin4enie ter
rlinu spiat ma przeciag IS lat sti-
my $4,000; 900. Suma "a zostaia
potyczona Austrji dla 1aicupna
.maid / innyct artylrui6w 4ywno-
sciowych.
OSUWANIE SIZE CORY.
Los Angeles, CAL. 8 kwietnia.
Ma przestrzeni 20 ARROW ost-
wa sic seiana CORY, unoszac ze
SODA kilka zabudowaf i drzewa
ma niej rosnaee. OsdIwanic sic
jest tax powolne. ze zabudowa-
ME ! drzewa ME sa raruszone. Co
spowodowalo to osliwanie sic, ma
razie ME jest wyjasnione.
TEGoROCzNY zB1oR PSzE
NIcY.
Waszyngton. 8 l<wietnia.
,,yYydziaf rolnictwa oblicza tegp
roszny zbior ozimei pszenicy
ma s72, ,S74. 600 buszll, a zyta n5
6S;677,o 600 bdszlis Lirzby te q
maiejsze Cd liczb ohfzednich LAT
w I. 1921 zbior pskepiry wyncs
sii SSz, z,Oe2 DOQ kusEl5 " 1870
flO. .oeP i Iw pifeiu poprzsd'
uith latSrE pFzeeietilie po szS
SIS buzlis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08
Ameryka OtzynlaIa Prawo Eks-
pIOatacji Nafy " Palesty1ie.
100000 ma BUDOWE DR0C.
Senatorzy Z Illinois "a Bonusem.
AMERYKA PRzEDEUzYEA AUSTRJI TERMIN POzYCzKl.
Time Telegramy Krajowe.

>wlascicieli kopaln. Posei Ricketts,
powiedziai, ze W jego dystrykcis
zostaio zamkmietych l26 kopaln
| przeszso 5000 gornik6w jest bes
p-acy; w zesziym rolku g6rnicy
w jego dystrykcie pracowali tyl
ko 100 dni w rolu i zarabiali przs
cistnie tylko po $4,000 70
cznie. wobec czego. rodzi-
ny gr6nikow cierpia ME-
dostatek. 126 rodzin W tym dy.
strykcie otrzymuje zapomoge Cd
stowarzvszef dobroczvnncrca,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08

DokOnczenie na strongly 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08

lDokOnczenle pc 30, -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-04-08
W1EcEJ KopALN zAMKN1E
TO.

Charleston, w. Va, 8 kwietnia.
Wiasciciele bopaln znajduja--
|cych sic W okolicach New River
przyznaja sic, ze 80 kopalnie
nieunijne zostaiy zamkniete.
czynnycaf Jest jeszcze So loopalh.
Temu ostatnienu twierdzenin u
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-29
Six Cars of Whiskey
Held Near Border
SHIPPED FROM KENTUCKY TO
DRUG FIRM IN. VANCOUVER
APPEAL MADE.

Portal, n. D., Sept. 25.-Six car
loads of bonded whisky, each car con-
tanning 1000 cases, in custody of the
500 line agent here, will be seized by
federal prohibition officers tomorrow
morning, the agents said tonight. The
liquor is estimated to be worth more
than quarter million dollars. They
are awaiting orders from the prohibi-
ton department at Washington, D. c.,
as to disposition of the liquor. One
of the officers said there were three
alternatives:
One, destruction of the liquor.
Two, return of the shipment to the
Hill & Hill distilleries at Owensboro,
KY, the shippers.
Three, release of the liquor for I'M
delayed shipment to it's original des-
tination, the National Bell Drug Com
pary at Vancouver, B. C.
Requirements for the two federal
agents here will arrive tomorrow
morning. The men here are F. c..
Upton Of Minot and R. R. Cruden of
Fargo.
There was talk here tonight that
the shipments offered regular
bonanza" for high jackers as the
guard at the railroad yards would be
entirely inadequate to deal with a
band of booze runners who have an
Gear to the ground" when liquor is
being shipped.
Three carloads of the liquor ar
rived here today. The other three
cars have been held here for about a
week. No formal action regarding
the shipment had been taken by Gus
tom officials here tonight it was re-
ported.
Two agents of the Kentucky firm
who accompanied the shipment here
left today declaring they were going
to Washington to demonstrate against
the delay.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-29

BETTER REASON THAN MOST
PEOPLE CAN SHOW FOR BEING
IN AN ASYLUM.

A prominent citizen of st. Paul in
sists that while visiting the asylum at
ST. Peter recently he asked an inmate
why he was there, and that the man
replied:
"Well, sir, you see, I married
widow with grown-up daughter, and
then. my father married my wife's
daughter, and that made my wife the
nother-in-laW of her father-in-law,
and my father became my stepson.
"Then my stepmother, the tarughter
of my wife, had son, and that boy
of cours, was my brother, because he
was my fathers son; but he was also
the son of my wife stepdaughter and
therefore her grandson, and that
made me grandfather of my step
brother
''Then my wife had a son, so my
mother-in-law, the stepsister of my
son, is also her grandmother, because
he is her stepson's child; my father is
the brother-in-law of my child, be-
cause his step sister is his wife; / am
the brother of my own son, who is
also the son of my stepgrandmother;
am my mothers brother-in-law; my
wife is her own child's aunt; my son
is my fathers nephew, and / am my
own grandfather. .--,..-. .-.,
That's why I'm here"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-29
County Set Fight
Well Under Way
Continued from First Page)

other words, were it not for the conl-
ing county seat election, Wolf Point
crowd would indeed have been
found voting with the old gangsters.
Wolf Point figured that if that city
could get into the fight as the cham
picn of good government and help the
farmers and workers and honest tax
payers clean out the grating gang
that the farmers had been lighting
for four long years, that the good
will thus secured would he bread cast
upon the water for Wolf Point, and
that if in the fight against the cid
gang could be made a fight against
the city of Poplar, and the city Of
Poplar identified as part of the gang,
then the victory of Wolf Point would
be made sure, by the c;4pitalizing of
that prejudice.
Wolf Point made slogan of econo-
my in the primaries in its war on the
old gang. Poplar has now come back
with the same slogan in regard to the
location of the county seat. Poplar
is in the middle Of the county, already
has the county scat, and the removal
Of the same to Wolf Point in the ex-
tTGIn0 western GiIU Ol Tile County
would entail terrific expense and the
cost of maintaining the government
at Wolf Point over Poplar, would dur
ing each year mount up to thousands
of dollars which excess cost would
have to come out Of the taxpayers
taxpayers of a county that is now in
debt beyond the debt init-and who
would benefit? Not the taxpayers,
but Wolf Point alone. So Poplar has
the best of the argument when the
idea of economy is considered. And
it Is of course amusing to see Wolf
Point slaughtered with her own weap-
on, but things like this will occur in
politics.
Now while Poplar starts in with the
economy argument, Just where Wolf
Point leaves off, Wolf Point seems to
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-29
centrally locating the permanent

centrally locating the permanent
county seat?
''The people of this county have
just cause to be proud of their
courthouse, situated as it is in
large brick building with CON-
modious quarters and all neces-
sary conveniences. We venture to
say that it far surpasses the court
house of any of the surrounding
counties of Daniels, Sheridan,
Richland or McCone. Poplar has
made good as a county seat town.
To move costs money. 1t has
been conservatively estimated
that it will cost at least $4,000
to tear down at Poplar and reset
the county seat at Wolf Point.
Unless some real tangible and
most logical reason exists for such
step, it is worse than folly to COM
mi. such waste. If there was
ever time for mental equipoise
in governmental affairs, it is now.
Economy is the watch-word.
"Save taxes with your vote"
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-29
SILVER MOVEMENT

For first half of the current calen-
dar year, imports and exports Of sill
yer were fairly evenly balanced, I'M
ports being s34,891,9 800 and exports
s32, 16O,873. excess Of imports OF ST.
731, 1T. With Treasury still purchas-
ing silver output of United States
mines at fixed price of 81 an ounce
under Pittman Act, industrial con-
sumers of the white metal are depend
ing upon foreign sources for their sup
plies, as price of foreign silver has re-
Gently ruled about 80 cents an ounce
under the. domestic official quotation.
June imports were $6,345, 744, and
exports 5000, 421, excess of imports
of s341 1923. of S6,345.7 44 imports,
Mexico contributed $4,519,223. Elk
ports during, June included China,
So ,681 ,O89, India, $440,719, and Hong
kong, s1,759,624.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-29

Helena-Carbon Hill and Stemwin-
der mining claims in Grass Valley
producing and shipping silver ore.
Wicks-Mt- Washington mill run
ring with good results,
Cat Creek field ships 1900 carloads
crude in August.
Great Falls-Total productions of
1000 bbls oil from three Sunburst-
Ohio wells in keyin-sunburst held
shown.
Great Falls-IEomestake Oil Co.'S
brst well in Cat Greek second sands
pumping 900 bbls. day.
PientyvEood creamery to start OPP
efatlons. @ve@ s4sg -
Work to start on Swift to Box Ell
der road.
Montana has record breaking crop
of melons.
Lewistown-United Pet. Co. orga-
nlzed August oath, with $4,000 cap
ltal, increase capital to $4,000.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-29
England Backs Down
Continued from First Page)


Turkey is promised the support of the
three allies for admission to the
League of Nations and also withdraw
al Of the allied troops from Constan-
tinople as soon as peace becomes CT
fective.
The allied decision came as big
surprise.
Although the British tonight insist
that their chief demand, mainly free
dom of the straits, is embodied in the
conditions, it generally is conceded
that this decision marks reversal of
policy on the part of Great Britain
and is considered here victory for
French diplomacy. M. Poincare ex-
pressed the belief that the Near East
crisis is over and that all danger Of
a clash is past.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-29
MONTANA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Anaconda-New hatchery to be
built to handle s5,000,000 fry. :.
Iewistown-Cat Creeks one hind
redth producing well brought in. i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oil Co. to,
put down well in Devils Basin.
Butte-Work to start on s1,000,OO0
hotel.
davre - Bainvi'le-Scobey branch of
Great Northern railway to resume.
Glendive-Great Northern to erect
SI5O,000 power house.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-29

The Plentywood Bakery & General
Merchandise is putting on tremend-
GUS money raising sale lasting until
October First: Bargains, Bargains,
Bargains, read the big ad and then
make a bee line for Plentyw0Od. Don't
wait, do it now. Plentywood Bakery
r General Merchandise. 24-t2
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-29
FEAR RuSS

Riga, Sept. 25.-It is reported on
apparently good authority that the So
vie1 Russian council FOR labor and de-
tense has been ordered to prepare the
maximum quantity Of rolling stock
available for the transportation Ct
troops and munitions. A portion OF
the freight cars intended for the Pet
rograd, RevaI and Riga trade has al
ready been diverted, it is declared.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-29
KEMAL TO ACCEPT

Constantinople, Sept. 25.-Fhere IS
an apparent disposition ON The part of
the Kemalists to accept Great Bri-
tain's new terms regarding their dis
puted points. They are not willing.
however, to give any pledge for the
suspension of hostilities while the
peace conference is sitting.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-29

Berry Stephens was here from SEQ.
hey a few days this week transact;no
business and visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. jackson were
here from the farm near Antelope last
Saturday on short shopping trip.
A. E. McGahey was here few days
this week en- route to points in. The
western part of the state 9 3
Miss Fern Homge spent the week
end with her parents at Outlook. She
returned home Monday morning.
Britt Chandler from Dooley was
transacting business in this CITY a
few hours last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. n A. Harris will entertain
the Evangelical Ladies' Aid on Tues
day afternoon, October 9th. Every
M. AMI Mrs. ric1,atd Mann we've
in town from their ar1..ss near Arch
en- last Thursday OIL !, short business
and shopping trip.
Mrs VIM. Wilson from Scobev ;s
spending a few days hare as a guest
a. the home of Misses Lillian and
Coralie Holdal.
j. A. Hill Of the Raymond Nero.
Co., was a business visitor in this
city few hours last Tuesday after
noon.
Rose Palubicki, who is teaching
school near Raymond spent Saturday
afternoon visiting friends in this
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tikken Olson and
children who live one mile east of
Dooley were shopping in Plentywood
Monday.
DR.. E. E. York left Thursday for
Billings, this state, where he will take
to practice as chiro-
Dractic in the state of Montana.
Miss Marie Lund was here from
Outlook to spend the week end visit
ng with her many girl friends in this
,ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hansen and sons,
leslie and Chester made a trip to
Dagmar last Sunday to look after
'arming interests.
Mesdames A. F. Zeibarth and Thos.
Kelly motored to Williston last Sun
lay to attend the funeral of Mrs.
George Sunderland.
P. J. Stewart returned last Friday
rom points in the western part of
he state, where he has been engaged
n business for the past three months
Mr. Stewart will spend a few weeks
listing with his family in this city.
Harve Jolley of Portal, N. d., ar
lived here first Of the week to spend
riends in this city. Mr.. Jolley was
few days vacation visiting old time
resident Of this city for
many years.
melvin EVenSOn was a FlenLyWOOQ
f Raymond. Mr.. Evenson expects to
aller Tuesday from his home north
nish up his threshing run this week
{ the weather remains clear.
Banker Rooster of Outlook and
,ommr Tyler of Homestead were in
tendance at the democratic meeting
asst Wednesday evening in this city.
t is reported that quite a lot of en-
husiasm was generated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas T. King and [
aughters, Mary Muriel and Madonna
'rancis and Mrs. Kings mother, Mrs.
.nnie Sullivan, motored to Glasgow,
Iont., Thursday, to visit Mrs. Sui
vans brother, Martin Kelley and
amily of whom she has not seen for
years. Mrs. Sullivan expects to
o from there to her home at Lawl-
n, Iowa. She has been spending the
lmmer with her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
ing.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-09-29

4 Plentywood Bakery & General
plandlse is putting ON a tremend-
money raising sale lasting until
per First: Bargains, Bargains,
salns' read the big ad and then
Dee line for Plentywood. Don't
90 It now. Plentywood Bakery
i'iai merchandise. 24-t2